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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-05-13
OtforS Democrat.


The citizens of Maine who rejoice in the progress
of Human Freedom and Equal Rights, achieved by
the Nation under the direction of the NATIONAL
REPUBLICAN PANTY during the past decade; who
heartily second the Administration OF President
Grant in its 10 secure national prosperity
by the restoration of confidence abroad and tran
guilty nj home; who endorse Its wise policy for the
reduction of the national debt and applaud its sue
cessful endeayOrs to establish economy and honesty
in the administration of the Government who ap
prove the record Of the party in Maine all
questions of public policy, including its cOnsi~;en,
and straight forward efforts for the suppression OF
the evils OF intcmpersncc, requested send del
egates 10 State Convention, 10 De held in Granite
Hall, Augusta, "Wednesday, June 18th.
1870. at eleven o'clock 4. NJ, for the purpose Of
nominating candidate for Governor and TO transact
such other business may property come before the
Convention.
The basis or representation viii b as follows;
Each city town and plantation viii be entitled 10
one delegate and one additional delegate Tor ever,
IS votes east for the Republican Candidate for Gov
ernor in lSS fraction OF 40 votes will be entitled
TO an additional delegate.
Delegates arc required 20 Dc actual residents OF the
municipality they claim to represent in the Conven
ton.
The State Committee viii be in session in the Re
eeption Room OF the Hall at O'Clock, the morning
OF the Convention for the reception Of the credentials
of delegates and 10 hear aud determine all Of
contested elections, subjec; 20 ratification BY the
Convention.
JAMES & BLAINE, Chairman.
WV, L. FRYE,
CYRUS VI. PowEnS
fKEpEgICX RoBIE,
WN. p. LOWELL,
Jos II. WEST,
PAUL STEVENS,
:. :. MAEBLE,
TNoTuN WAIVER.
WM. L. WING NTE.
STANLEY I. PVILEN.
J. W WNKEFIELp,
HIRAM hNOWL TON,
y G.. TIT HLuUCW,
CHAkLkS r. PAINF,
Gro. ~. kNowLrON,
EsBt6iicdR state Committee.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-05-13

A Maine correspondent of Boston
paper says that the rumsellcrs of Maine,
and their sympathiscrs, finding the liquor
traffic intcrlercd with So much rs 10 spoil
their business" have determined TO
make vigorous political campaign to
secure governor and legislature which
will favor the repeal OF those provisions
of the present Maine law which makes il
so effective.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-05-13
Last week, saws the Lewiston Jou

Last week, says the Lewiston Jour-
nal, Messrs Hewett & Cambell of Liver
more entered the ferry boat at Strickland's
Ferry with two teams of fine horses.
heavily loaded with shovel handles
When the boat reached the rapid current,
it filled at the hind end and swamped.
The horses were cut from one team
while in the water, and Mr.. Metcalt came
in n boat and buoyed their heads above
water, thus saving them from drowning.
One horse plunged from the boat and
safely reached the shore; one load hoated
down river, one half mile, the wagon not
sinking, rs the handles were dashed TO
the carriage.
The other load with three men and two
horses remained in the boat and found
safe landing one mile below. The boat
men, loads and horses were saved. rs by
mere miracle. One harness only was
lost.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-05-13
RunfOrd.

At tho meeting OF the Pennacook Lodge
Of the /. o. Of G. T.. at Rumford Centre.
on Saturday, May 7th, the following Of
ficers were installed by the Lodge Deputy
for the quarter ending Aug. lst, 1870:
Henry Abbott. w. c. T.; Miss Ida
Blanchard, w. V. L. c. X. Fox, w. s.;
T. +. Small, w. F. S.; n. +. Hoyt, w.
T.; Rufus Howe, w. c.; Miss Sarah
Swayne, W. /. G.. Fred Bartlett, W. o.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-05-13
Vest Peru.

Alta regular meeting of Maple Grove
Lodge Of West Peru, the following Off
Gers were installed, TO serve. during the
present quarter:
w. S. Walker, w. c. T.; Mrs. +. w.
Merrill, w. V. T.; Mrs. l.. l.. Tucker.
w. c.; Miss l.. F. JENNIE, w. S.; Z. +.
Parlin, w. A. S.; Miss V. f. Demerritt.
w. f. s.; Merrill Knight, w. T.; Benz.
F. Walton, w. NJ. Frank p. Greene. w.
I.G.: Dexter ID. Lord, w. O. e.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-05-13

As W. S. Robinson, Esq, OF Rum.
ford Point, was on his way from Hartford
to Canton. May 9th, in going down the
Ellis hill, his horse became unmanageable
and threw him from the carriage upon the
wheels and dragged him several rods.
The horse also kicked him in the face
which gave him an ugly wound; he was
hurt very badly. but is now comfortable.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-05-13
ORIGINAL ENIGMAS.

Answer to fist Enigma in last weeks
papcr-"SUBscRIBE FOR THE OXFORD
DEMOCRAT"
Answered correctly by EllaC Albany;
II. J. L., Woodstock Daisy May, SHOWS
Falls; Luce,te +. p; W. Ii. E., Sweden;
Frank W. p, Fryeburg.
The cross word Enigma Of last week.
was puzzler. No one has answered it.
Isella, Albany, has the credit of giving
nut too hard to crack. The answer is
"PHuELIUs," rather an uncommon name
for boy, We admit.
The crow of Apple trees puzzle was
correctly answered by Mrs. II. +. c..
and j. b., Shows Falls; A. j. c. Wood
stock; A. s. ", West Auburn; |. c.. East
Sumner; f. h. p, Bryant's Pond c. E.
X, Norway. We would give the Dia-
gram but cannot make il with our types.
A six cornercd star however, gives it.
CROSS WORD ENIGMA.
NV lst is in flower but not in plant;
Nv ID is in uncle but not in aunt;
Nv Sd is in coat but not in vest;
My 4th is in north but not in west;
NV 9th is in heat but not in cold;
My 9Th is in run but not in rolled;
My 9TH is in quirk but not in twirl;
NV 9th is in rim olet but not i'm CURL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-05-13

The Third Party State Committee
have decided not TO call State Convcn-
ton until after the Republican State Con
veution The inference TO be drawn from
this is that a satisfactory nomination by
the republicans will be endorsed in the
Third Party convention, if one is held,
saws the Kennebec journal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-05-13
Mcfarland 1c0uiffed

The jury. after being out about two
hours. brought in verdict OF mot
guilty. in Netherlands case. 1t was re-
ceived with shouts of applause, which the
Court did not suppress. Ladies present
lavished thanks and even kisses upon the
prisoner and his counsel. Mrs Richardson
makes lengthy statement in the papers
relative to McFarland's history and his
treatment of her. which ought 10 make the
sympathetic. lovable careSses bestowed
upon him by the ladies in Court. mantle
their cheeks with shame. She insists that
Richardson's conduct was always proper
towards her.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-05-13

Robert w. Hughes. prominent Vir-
ginia rebel. says in letter to the Conf
mittee of Freedman's celebration:
Having been myself rebel until the
close of the war, it was natural that
should have arrived at tho conclusion
slowly and reluctantly (but entertain it
profoundly that the policy OF the Re-
publican party is the only policy that can
settle the controversies of the late wal
and restore final and substantial peace
between the sections and races"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-05-13

In addition TO the gentlemen hitherto
mentioned as candidates for Congress
from tho second Maine district are J. =.
Morse of Bath, T. J. Southland OF Rich
mond. and Warren Johnson Of Topsham.
Hon w Z. FRYE of Lewiston seems TO
have the lead at present. We under
stand that Hon. Nelson Dinglcy, Jr., cd
itor ol the Lewiston Journal, announces
to his friends that he shall absolutely de-
cline to be candidate. The name of
Mr.. johnson will probably be presented
by his friends, says the Portland Press.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-05-13

The Faymer says that j. w. Gilbreth
Esq, Of Kcndalrs Mills, has just sold u
beautiful trotting stallion, coming two
years old, sired by Gilbreth Knox. and
known rs lhe George Furber colt to o.
NJ. Shaw. Esq, Of Bangor. the former
owner OF the fast trot,ing stallion Gen.
Mcclellan. Also 10 Waldo L. Pierce II
Co., of Bangor, another OF the Gilbre,b
Knox family called "Silvereye," coming
two years old, both black, and sail to be
very valuable and fast trotting colts. Two
thousand dollars was offered by MIR.
Pierce for "Knox-them- ALL"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-05-13
The appointments in this County are as

AS yet says the Androscoggin Herald
there hardly seems to be fair prospect
that the cars on the p. & o. {. K. K. will
commence running at very early day.
The meeting that was called ut Backiicld
last Monday was adjourned to the next.
F.O. j. Smith d Son, and S. I. Corser,
K. K. Commissioner. were present. A
proposition was made by +. o. j. Smith
that if he could be granted the payment
of all the back subscriptions due the road
that he would Immediately put the trains
to running and keep them running. We
hear, however, that no decisive action
was taken, but that the meeting was ad-
jonrned to tho 10th Of this month.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-05-13
Hartford.

Officers of Forest Lake Lodge for the
ensuing quarter:
J. S. Mendall, w. G.. T.; Nary C..
Thompson, w. V. r; Elycsa Berry, w.
s.; +. w. Tinkham, w. +. S. Lydia d.
Richardson, W. T. Is. llolg'ion. w, C.;
W. Mitchell. w. NJ. W. +. Robinson, w.
G.. Lowell. w. o. c.. j. Irish.
p. w. {. T.. NJ G.. Osgood. Lodge Dep
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-05-13

"A democratic paper speaking of their
State Convention, says that the call will
be broad enough to embrace dissatisfied
republicans, aud adds that, in view of
"aew combinations likely 10 be formed"
the meeting will be important.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-05-13

Probate Court will be held in Paris
next Tuesday, at Waterford on the fore-
room Of the next day "wednesday. } and
at Lowell in the aftsrnoon-at Fryeburg
on Thursday morning.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-05-13
The Oxford Democrat esiablishc:

The OxfCrd Democrat establishes
pretty clearly that the Grand Lodge of
Good TeniplarS, at its session y, Lewiston,
was opposed TO being committed to the
support OF any political party. even
though it be the Third Party. The rules
of the order do not allow il to become n
political organization. Kcnnebec Jour
nal
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-05-13

Our Republican County Committee
Tor the present year are, II. NJ. Bcarce,
Norway j. Stcarns, Lowell; j. Cushman,
sumner; NJ. C. Foster, Bethel; |. Chase,
Pure.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-05-13
Maine Conference.

At the Maine Conference Mt Augusta,
on Saturday last, the vote on lay delega-
lion stood 40 in favor. to So against. The
yeas and nays were Is follows
YEAs-E. Robinson. S. +. Blake. a. p.
Hillman. c. w. Morse. c. Cone, j Rice,
S. Allen. j. c. Perry, c. Andrews, S.W.
Poirce, d. Watellfouse, b. Lufkin, n.
Hobart, j. Mcmillan, J. Colby, Foster,
S. +. Wetherbec, II. b. Abbot. II. p.
Torsey, A. Turner. T. llilman, j. Fair
banks, +. 4. Robinson. X. Atkinson, j.
Collins, c. W. Blackmcr, III. Is. Mitchell.
A. c. Trafton, w. b. Bartlett, c. A. King,
G.. w. Barber. A. l.. Ladd. A.W. Pottle,
j. l.. Morse, S. Paine, w. S. Jones, +.
X. Colby, J. o. Thompson, ii. Chase, S.
+. Strout, j. +. Hu,chins. f. ii. Mcken.
ney. T.Hill,W II. Pillsbury. J. A.Strout,
J. ii. Pillsbury, NJ. Wight, j. Allen. S.
V. Gerry--49.
Those opposed voted as follows:
NAYs-A Sandcrson, X. j. Aver, ID. B.
Randall, G. Weber, |. Lord, Hatch, Z.
Jacques, j. Hawks, {. Munger, Mason,
Mitchell, j. Cobb, F. c. Aver, A. b.
Lorewell, T. j. True. Woodbury.. +.
Martin. j. Moar, n. Andrews. a. h.
Sylvester. Geo. Holt, G. +. Cobb, j.
Gibson, K. ii. Kimball, +. Groyenor, w.
Strout, o. NJ. Cousens. +. L. Adams, K.
Sanderson, j. z. Webbs, NJ. b. Cum
ming. +. p. Adams. j NJ. Howcs, j.
Fletcher, j. II. Moores, J. f. Budden-36.
NJ. b. Cummings was elected to Elders
nrilnrs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-05-13
For the Register.
THE LITTLE TEMPLAR.

| am LITTLE Templar boy,
Jus, three years and half;
And rye paid my little iiny ihenis,
Betause-now don't you laugh
Bctause don't dnk any rum.
But milk like little calf.
And by aud hy. too, I'm 10 pay
More little Gfly thents
To help dood Tcmplsrs when they make
\ thpeech upon the fenths;
And have i Governor, too, to go
To 'Gusta-'thout eXpeuths.
/ don't want any candy now
'Cept folks might dive me thum;
Nor peanuts nor minths.pies, betausc,
You see they've all dot rum,
Nor fifty then,s, 10 buy cart
With mine all broke at hum.
can't thsy thactly what i means
To be Tcmplar boy,
Exthept YOU pay your iifty thents,
And don't get any toy
Butpapers, that make piggy laugh
To read and say "Oi! oi"
But every time when we tum back
From sittn' in the pew,
And seem blind mans buff and all
The funny things they do,
We feel that little Templar boys
Are great deal better'n You
ANON.
The design of the above precious NOR
ccau is to burlesque the order of Coco
Templars. Whether it will add IN,
thing to the reputation of the democratic
organ among the many worthy demo
Gratis in the Order, in the County, remains
TO be seen.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-05-13

AThey are INDUCING in cucumbers
and lettuce in Bangor, from the hot
houses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-20

A STNerLAR Casa Cuban Girl Restored 10
FTsedoH.-As we learn, day before yesterday
Magistrates Il. j. and j. e. Maekey granted a
writ of habeas corpus upen application of T..
Wiesto, attorney of Flora Osma, the application
reciting that said Flora, who lives in Charles
ton, sis of African descent, and was born a
slave in this city of Havana, on the Island OF
Cuba; that she Is owned, or claimed to be
owned, by one Fernando Osma, who married
her half sister, Ritter Osma, and who desires to
convey her back to the Island of Cuba where
her mother now lives in slavery; that She Is
fourteen years Of age, and of sound mind and
discretion, and that she does not wish to return
20 the Island Of Cuba, for the reason that upon
her return she would be a slave under the law
OF Spain" When the case came before the
magistra tes they heard the testimony, and
decided that the said Flora, was the slave
of Fernando Osma alleged, but as Ritter Osma
had produced the body of Flora, and declared
that she waived all claim to the custody of the
said Flora, they would order that she be COM
'mitted to the care Of Mr.. and Mrs Edward
Weston, she having selected them a. her tenn
porary guardians.-Chorleston Nesos, I&i- =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-20
LATE rELE0RANx <..

In the trial of Mcfarland for the murder Of
Richardson much testimony was adduced yester-
day after our report closed regarding the pr
cedent relations of the latter with Mrs. MeFar-
i I'd. the eBdeavor being made to show that
CT relations were criminal in their chars cter
Today the defence win close the evidence on
their side.
AT the assembling of the O'NeiII Fenian Con-
gTess AZ Mason 4 Hall, in New York last even
M. fifty or sixty delegates we're present repr,-
senting circles in both Eastern AMI western
States They agreed with the Chicago Congress
on a raid into Canada 1t Is reported that a
number OF officers will leave immediatrly to
take charge of the advance guard
The Prince Consort's Own Rifles, to which
regiment Prince Arthur is attached, will form
part of the Red River expedition The steel
battery for Red River is the one that was
petition. -
The Montreal Daily News announces. semi
ofhciaily, that the transfer of the Northwest
Territory to Canada has been completed. Great
thereof. '~'S>,N fe'oi
The safe in the office of the county treasurer
a. Newport, verminion county, Indiana. was
broken open Monday night and robbed of SOS 900
county.
The strike Of the drivers of the New York
morse railroads has succeeded the company hav-
ing Tescinded the obnoxious order requiring
them TO make an extra trip day. ..-r
The Mississippi, at Dubuque, ILL.,, was yester-
day one inch higher than in the freshet of 1859.
ard many manufactures have been forced to
STOP ~. - - =
The Senate OF New York last night passed the
South Central Railroad, Midland Railroad and
Buffalo and Washington Railroad bills.
T. NJ. Yerger was brought before Chief Justice
Shackleford, OF mississippi, yesterday, and re-
leased on recognizance Of $4,000.
Tie Papal ZOuaves at Montreal have offered
ther services to the Dominion government
against the Fenians.
The democrats have elected the MAYORS of
Quincy and Bloomington, Ills. -.
Several houses were demolished in BROOKLYN
n. y. Monday by the storm.
The National Baptist Educational Convention
met in Brooklyn yesterday. - - Il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-20
DIED.

pEMOLL. suddenly, on . onday morning pril
18th, ADAM j. DEnOLL, In the 5sth year Of his
Aze.
Ihs reI.;ivss and ftiends sr, respectfully invited
eth and streets, Navy Yard, on Thursday, April
list, at o clock d. IT.
THE FUNERAL OF WILLIAM N MACKEY will
fake place from his mothers residence, northeast
corner Of sth and streets. THURSDAY pril zIst
At clock q. m The friends Of the family are in
vited to attend.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-20


oHe s.y~s.ss.xe.s s.d Is,yeae, Il ssesy., orr
rsasHssYs, SsSssegys, asd Neg B.,H..gs,
Sealed Proposals wpl he received e the Mayor
Once, Cfty Aan, until II m. MONDAY, the 18Th
day April; ls7e, for constructing the following
-Four fsss barrel Sewer in Eleventh street west,
commencing on The north side Of the canal, and OF.
tending 30 tie north side % street north 10 -
Two feet barrel Sewer ~ street north, COM
meueiug st the corner Of rfh street west, and ex-
tending esst to connect with Sewer In Fourth street
Two feet thres-inch barrel Sewer, with sach
bra inches Of brick tile, Of such size ~ be re-
Quired, cemDepcing as intersecioa Of street north
and Firth strces vsse, end extending song Fifth
:,rses Css to Connect with Sewer In street north
The aid sewers 20 be provided with Laterals,
Iraps, Drops, MsnhoIes end Thimbles, when re:
The work to be done under the direction OF the
Superieteneent and Inspector Of sewers, Ae. the
Superintendent Of, the Ward Commissioners, asd
The Assistant Commissioners appointed By the
the sum Of one thousand $1,000 doliars, that the
bidder VIII accept and perioSm the contract n
awarded % him. the sufceaey Of the security 10 be
certified BY the Register Of the city.
The Mayor reserves the right to reject any or all
bid: q de.ns for =, he iSssTest Of the ooIpor.ton
every respect 20 this advertisement viii be re.
speciAcatious may be seen at this ONCE d
Bidders viii state the price per lineai foot for
Of brick Scotch tile Of - inches. IS inches, and 4
nchs. diameter; also for each Trap, Drop, Maahoe,
ProSosaIs 10 be Endorsed !. Proposals. for sewers y
apBd Superintendent a Sewers.
-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-20

BENNETT-DENNIs. On the 10Th instant, by
father, RICHARD BENNETT, Of N. h, to Miss
HENRIETTA b. DENNIS, OF this city.
FRY-BAkR. On the 18th instant, by the Rev
1ather Arsbbi, At &C. Peters pAvuonaze Mr.. FRAN
CTS X. FRY 10 Hrs NARY EMMA BARR, IN
OF this city.
WALL-CLUsKY. On the 18th instant, by Rev
fssh.T Lynch, ). HENRY WALL, of New York,
and Savannah papers please copy.I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-20
RY COOPER h LATIMER, Auctioneers,
II Successors to j. q. Mcclure Col
Southwest corner Of Penna. avenue and nth st

PROPERTY AT THE CORNER OF IaTH
STREET AND NEW YORK AVENUE,
IA by virtue OF deed of trust, dated the 9Th of
E",N December, ls6, and recorded in Liber E. c.
.E. No. y, folo 1893, of the land records Of
Msshingto1 county in the District Of Columbia, the
HEspXY the ~ , 1s a.v .: :. ,q s on WE'D
on the premises, all that piece parcel of ground
being part OF Lot in Square 26, beginning for the
same at the southwest corner of said Tot and thence
running due north by and with the lire Of 18th street
west % Iee' ue east fsot thence Beginning
at the stsrting point and running eastwarly by and
line drawn at right angles to said avenue north.
ward!y 5z feet inches thence by line drawn north
wardiy is feet inches until il meets line drawn
from the end Of the second line described feet and
thence BY this last to the sd Of the second line to-
gether with piece Of land feet In width, extend
ing from the northeast Of the piece OF ground
herenfore described by and Of the continuation
north Of said lot.
The improvements consist OF q large two story
Brick Dwelling, with basement and attic, )ntan-
ing twelve rooms, with gas water, and other
niences; well suited for business property pr-
Terms + saie: $1,000 Of the purchase money TO be
paid in cash, and the residue in two equal payments
Of six and twelve months, with interest. III the
terms OF sale complied with in five days from
day Of SALE the property will be rssold at the risk
and cost Of the defaulting purchaser. Revenue
stamp: and convey sncing 81 purchasers cost. A
mhsl dads COOPER LATiMER, Aucts.
HrTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UN-
TIL THURSDAY. May 5th. same hour and place.
apo COOPER LATIMER, Aucts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-20
Bvrsos ~ coastysetioa esd Kspssrs,

u No. SSi seost sssars. ~. "a Z u. yea,
n u.A~agasa len noa rsspessssny s,nos,s,
-. IsssoSsl - s{SSfgSt ~ q s. EsI.ra s
p4AInS 1AhLAs A1b FA1xi1j
III - DselsG'yssas s,xau rssAs. g iste
oelID JlO. 4. GRAZ.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-20
RY COOPER LATIMER, Auctioneerp,
- Successors to J. @. Mcclure CO.
Southwest corner Of Pennsy Rnia ave- and llth st
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE INTEREST
IN LEhSEHOLD PROPERTY ON STREET,

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE INTEREST
. IN LEASEHOLD PROPERTY ON y STREET
BETWEEN 9TH AND 10Th STREETS.
- Under and by virtue of q deed of trust to the
subscriber bearing date May Is, 1852, and re.
Aeorded in Liber T. and R., No. II. folio $40. and
at OF thu person secured thereby will sell
URDAY, the so,h day Of April, a. d. $50, at 81.
clock p. m, all the interest which Benz r. Gilbert
on the 18th day OF May, b9, had in and to certain
leasehold estate on the following described part OF
lot No. Ia in square No. ST. viz: Beginning "a feet
from the northwest corner Of said lot and running
thence east 81 feet inch, thence south IFS feet TO
alley thence west So feet Ga inches thence north IS
feet, thence west feet u inches and thence north
81 feet TO the beginning, with the valuable three
story brick building thereon
The leasehold is as follow.:-A lease for 40 years
from the lst OF February, 1851, at yearly rent of
200 payable on the 18th January of each year with
time before the expiration a the % for the
yertsed to be Sold Is undivided one third part,
and the debt fer which the present sale to be made
is > coo, with interest from October 18th, 1859
Terms cash: 100 TO be deposited at sale, and the
residue To be paid within three days thereafter If
the terms are not complied with the deposit to be
forfeited and the pro perty will be resod at the risk
and cost OF the defauting purchase upon five days
notice in the National Repablioan. Conveyancing
FEED W. JONES, Trustees
ap2 ids COOPER LATIMER, Aucts.