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FOR SHE.

THE undersigned offers for sale, upon
Il reasonable terms, her plantation situa-
ted about i've miles east of Coilinsburg, in
BoSsier Parish, commonly known as the
"Cavett Place" containing, in the 'entire
tract, about eight hundred acres. About
four hundred acres OF the tract improved,
and, tho most Of which, is the very best
quality of creek bottom A large and good
framed dwelling house, and all necessary out
houses, un the place. This place is well wa
tered and very desirable, not only for the
health ofthe location, but, also, on account
of its being situated in one OF the most re-
fined neigh borhoods of the parish, and with
every facility for stocking it with the most
efficient ard reliable labor of the country.
Parties wishing to purchase, will apply to
W. NJ. Abney, Collinsburg, or Messrs. Griffin
& Snider, Bellevue, La, for terms.
vlGn6 LOUISA ABNEY.
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PARDDNED.-We learn that a
dispatch was received here yester-
day to the effect that Martin Tai
~, Jr., had been pardoned hy the
Governor for the killing of Elias
ONeill. He was sentenced at the
last term of our District Court to
nineteen years Imprisonment in
the State peniteutiary.- Sostth
Western, 18th inst.
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Captain David 81. Todd, who
served with distinguished courage
y cur late civil war, and went
non this city a. captain of one of
tee companies of the 2lst Louisi.
naa volunteers, recently died in
huntsville, Alabama. Capt. Todd,
Nas q brother of Mrs. Lincoln, and
vas greatly esteemed BY lis fami.
y ana friends asa gallant soldier
eng true gentlemsn.-fE. o.
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Thirty young Japs, all princes
reached New York on Thursday
and put up at the st. Nicholas
Hotel where a Sun reporter ac-
kuoweIdges that he interviewed
them well nigh to death.
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Communicated
There is tear for all who die,

There is a tear for all who die,
A IaOurner DER the humblest grave
lis Tith sad heart and fearful eye that
/ paruse the notice of ARTHUR FORTS death,
in that old Banner, tn It he has so long
guided with an iron will and an Untiring
energy. As friend and schoolniate in life, |
fee that it is duty 20 show TO the world VIZ at
thought of that noble and generous "boy."
Yes, Lowry, we, too, have scaled the loftiest
trees and plucked the first ripe grapes, and
carried them home in childish triumph; We,
too, have bathed in the same streams, and
shared the same Instructions melted out in
the same ''old field school house"
Many a bright morning, in our school
days, have | taken my little school bucket
in hand, and waited by the road side TO hear
AafHUR's welcome voice say, "come on"
Did | ever think that when l shock that
generous hand goodbye" that hand that
never harmed or turned one off in want,
that it would be the last time we would
meet or part here on earthl No! no! That
voice is now stilled in death; that hand will
never share again the warmth of feeling
BuG is he dead They say that, when one
shah die here on earth---a christian-he
shall live again. and sure ARTHUR was one.
No, Gus, he never wronged any one know
ingly, and how could you help but love him.
He is gone! Faded, as the lily, in the sun.
shine of Hope. He was Just in the prime of
life-young to die. But
An! we hope and imagine through life
busy scenes,
length of years and the bliss of enjoying;
Bur, alas dark blight of fell death inter
venes,
The rose in its blossom destroying"
bellevue, well may you mourn the loss of
him, Il might say the pride of the village;")
but as some one says, 'he is taken away
from you for some purpose IL il all for
the best. He dOeth all things WE'LL, and
now nay young friend, schoollnate and com.
rade, ARTHUR, has gone before us; it Is a
warning to Us that We, too, are liza Bile to die
at any moment, for We are not too yonng TO
die
We see that death must reap its harvest.
1t takes the young as well as the old, and,
corie my fellow creatures, ias ARTHUR says),
let S try and meet him There If we can't
shake that old honest hand. nor hear that
welcome Voice no more here on this earth
let ) try and meet him in Heaven,
Where We shall battle our weary souls
In seas of heavenly rest,
and not "A wave of trouble roll
Across our peaceful breast"
A FRIEND.
Alinden, La, Aug. 18th, 1871
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II. ". Paul,
ROOT AND SHOEMAKER,
MINDEN, La,

DespeGtfully anIsounces to his q
IA friends and customers of Bos- IA
sler parish, that he keeps constantly -
on hand a large and well -assorted stock of
French CaESkiES Moroccos, etc.,
&c, and is prepared to make Boots and
Shoes of the best quality and most approved
style. Would call special attention 10 the
reduction in his prices. Boots SI2 to SO;
shoes 50 tc S.. DO not ask for credit, neces
sity com els me to do cash business
p. w. PAUL.
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Notice TO Tar.

NOTICE is hereby given to all the Tax
IN payers of, and for, Bossier parish that
we will assess, according to law, the proper
ty of the parish for one month, commencing
on thefirst OF August, and ending on the first
day Of September, 1871.
b. O'NEAL, Sheriff.
II. w. CLARKE, Recorder
Il. y. BRADEN, Clerk
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Har'dee's Official Map
or THE
state of Louisiana.

This much needed Map has been pre-
IL pared with great care and accu-
racy by Mr.. t. S. HARDEE, the
Engineer specially appointed by the
State for that purpose. Being official
it becomes standard authority.
1t embraces variety of information
never before embodied in any State
Map having all the various Canals,
Railroads, completed and projected; the
designations of each Township, on the
face of the Townships the names Of
the Planters and Plantations along the
Mississippi River. together with full
and accurate digest of Historical and
Statistical information relating to the
State.
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II Good Paying Property
FOR SALE
On Easy Terms

MI Y entire interest at this place,
WI consisting of FOUR COTTAGE
BUILDINGS on Carroll street. Half
interest in STORE HOUSE of Abuey
d Love. Half interest in FEED
STABLE of A. d. Self. Halfinterest
in STORE HOUSE of E. p. Pauvert.
Entire interest in BLACKSMITH
SHOP and tools, on Carroll street.
y. very liberal bargain will be given
to any one taking the entire property.
I. W. ARNEY.
Coushatta, La. nIstf
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THE FIRST .sNARRow GAIrers

The FIRST MARROW GAUGEn
PASSENGER CAUSE.-THE first
marrow gauge" passenger cars
ever hmlt1n the United State were
recently turnedGutat Wilmington,
Delaware, for the road now con-
strucung between Denver and
Colorado City. The cars are three
feet gauge, 30 feet in length, z
feet in width, and 10 feet 6 inches
IN height, weight $4,000 pounds,
and will comfortably seat "a pas,
sengers. Every effort has been
made to keep the center of gravi.
ty asi low as practicable. The main
tills are distant % inches from
the rails, which is Is inches less
than customary on the broad
gauge roads. The interior is OF
black walnut, beautifully finished,
with silverplated hat and coat
hooks and silver mounted lamps.
comfortably closets, neat and ser.
VIceable water coolers, and heated
by patent wood stoves. Along one
side extend a row of double seats.
and on the other side are found
single ones. The cars are we'll
ventilated, built in saloon style
and have an inside height of
feet 6 inches. The "smoking car
is somewhat different in construc
ton, the seats being placed in the
ceuter, and entrances being from
both ends and sides. The passen
ger carriage is run on four wheel
tricks, whilst the smoking and
baggage cars are run on two ak
les each. These latter are some
what smaller than the passenger
and weigh only $3.50 pounds.
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"AVE been awarded more first pre-
Ii miums in Mississippi. Louisia-
ma, Alabama and Texas, during the
past three years than all other sewing
machines combined. Their sale in the
above mentioned States.is greater than
that of any other.
These machines range in price from
S55 upward and are unsurpassed by
any in the market. e
Their simplicity and ability to per-
form every class of family sewing from
the finest to the heaviest) have made
them the favorite sewing machine Of
the South. 1w err
A large stock of Cotton, Linen. snd
Silk thread, Oil, Needles and all. tho
most improved attachments for sewing
machines at New York price. can be
had at the general southerrdepot, 1a2
Canal Street, New Orleans. - sia 81
J. II. GARDNER. Agent.
vl0ne 4e6ms
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BeEIeUNe .fcadenly.

DSEteCUe sfCNOeNly.
VNhe second annual session of this Institu-
il ton will begin on MONDAY, the
4fh OF September, 1871,
and will close on the last Friday in June,
1872.
During he Summer vacation the building
will be repaired, and ample accommodations
will be made for q large number of students.
Competent and able assistants will be Sc
cured, and parents may rest assured that
every effort will be made to advance their
children.
TUITI0N-PER MONTH.
Primary, SO 90
English branches, including Arith
metic, Geography, English Gram
mar, Reading and writing, any or ali
of these, 90
Academic, including Algebra, Geome-
try, Natural Philosophy and Latin,
any or all of these, 90
Collegiate, 90
Good board may be had in private fami-
lies upon the most reasonable terms.
No deductions made except in cases of
protracted illness. All payments must be
made promptly at the end of every two
months.
j. A. w. LOWRY, Principal
June 9th, 1871. nl3
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Wales is not succeeding as well
in Ireland as his younger brother
did iD Canada. The Irish are not
as readily impressed with the
tinsel of Royalty as their fellow
citizens across the water, and have
taken advantage of the seeming
attention TO renew with greater
fury their hereditary opposition to
the British government. From
the preparations made and the
confident assurances given to Par
Lament by the Ministry, when
this mission was undertaken, much
was expected OF it, and its failure
must prove a bitter disappoint-
ment to the government. Recent
events in Europe have taught the
British people the reign of peace,
so long enjoyed, is drawing to an
end, and that now safety must be
consulted. The integrity of the
realm is threatened as long as
dissatisfaction and disorder exist
in Ireland; thar island must con-
sequently be tranquilized. Since
the magic of Royalty has so sig
nally failed, other measures will
have to be adopted; we may there
fore now look upon the Irish ques-
ton as the most prominent one
before the country. Let us hope
it mayresultin satisfactory reforms
to that unfortunate people. None
are easier won by kindness, none
are possessed of more self-reliance
or higher sense of justice. In
prOpitiating these qualities will
be found the only correct and hap
py solution of the vexed problem
so long unsolved in Ireland.-TN.
0. Times.
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IT contains twenty large pages. bea-
Il tifully printed on Book Paper.
handsomely and appropriately illus
trated. and is an earnest, able advocate
ofthe Rural Industries of the South.
Every Southern, Farmer will consult
his interest by becoming subscriber.
No better, cheaper, or more earnest
exponent of Southern Agriculture,
Progress and Improvement is to be
found than THE RURAL SOUTH
LAND.
TERas.-S3 per aRnum in advance.
Address,
E. F. RUSSELL.
60 Camp St, New Orleans.
junl0 emo
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AGENTS FOR SEWING MACHINES

We will sell Wilcox & Gibbs Machine
one-third cash, the balance in monthly pay
ments. All Machines warrant d.
We also sell the Wheeler s Wilson, Home
Shuttle and the Howe.
u Corner Milan and Spring streets,
Shreveport. nitf
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DIED.

EtRCH- On the l7th instant. ~ % p NJ. after a
lingering Illness. JOHN CONVICTION BT~RCW
eth year Il his age.
His friends and those Il the family are invited 20
aj5nd his funeral from the residence OF his morher
Al ON street, on Thursday morning, AZ 10 ci1. K
tNew York California and Nevada papers please
Stly j 81
EoitktR. In Georgetown, u. C.. on morning Of
19rh july. Mrs. MATIIDA BOHRFR 9aed 81 49, -
, uneral 70 N, rroW, (ThUrslay, at Z. m from
the reslu'nce 81 her daughter Ms Wrn II II ,br.r
Congress, between Bridge and Cav streets
PANCcAST. ON &c rget0wn Hrirh's Weinez-
Gay. july lsth ISL az 5sl m, BACH IL y PAN
N1ASi, aged - years, relict II Samuel A. Pancla-f
Friends u the family are RESPECTFULLY invited 70
attend her funeral Thursday afterrU. n at clock
Carriages VIII be ~ ATTENDANCE till O'Clock n m
~ ware ICONS Of Harvey Mari, &c nvey friends
q residence
1EATNAN. On the 10Th instant. AT 8 n m Ill
LIAM HEktjS- infant daughter of Sarnue' VI AM
Annie - heatman, aged y ulOnta- ana ~ .tavs
uneral nnrTpv, THURSDAY, , ~ d. m. from
residence 22O 18th street, between b and south
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PHILIP A, DARNIELLE, Trustee.
I'd wv. HAvENNER 4 CO., Aucts.
RY LATIMER \ CLEARY, .Auctioneers,
ID (Successo.s to Cooper Latimer,D
Southwest corner Penna. avenue and llth street

AND 2rH SHEETS NORTH AT AUCTION.
- On MONDAY AFTERNOON, July 31st, at
@original lots Nos. 1, ., IL and Is. in square $50
The property has been undivided into ten lle) build
lot has front Of % feet inch, and the others front
Of q feet EACH with depth Of los feet inches. The
two western lots run back foot alley the others
to 10 foot alley -Four lots l2th street. the south
ern one having front Of 20 feet, with depth Of los
feet the other three lots have each front of 10 feet
inches by depth Of l55 feet II inches These lots
run back 20 a 30-fo3t alley.
As this IL of the most delightful sections OF the
city and rapidly nprov Ing the sale of this property
offers rare Opportunity 10 parties DESTROYS Of OBJ
tanning first class building lots.
Terms: One fourth cash; reeidue In j. and years,
with interest from day Of SALE Deferred payments
10 be secured by deed Of trust the property Con-
seyancing and stamps at the cost Of the purcha SER
Sfo down on each lot ~ time Of sale.
Uu-d&ds LATl4ER CLEARY, Aucse.
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HI7-3t
PROPOSALS FOB GRADING I4rH STREET
ROAD.

WORKS. Y
WASHINGTON, ID. c., July l2th Is7I
seaisa froposals will be received al this once
unui ~ y TIE 10Th INST, for Grading that nor
Ton q The 18th street Road between Boundary street
file in this Office - 49, s~s oh
The amount Of excavation fs about sam cnb;.
yards The contractor viii not be paid for anv Wet
escsia the sncas atop, and viii be required 10 DE-
Board shall direct. v. me
his hid 70 deposit with the CoIlector ~ W.
CITY, 70 The credit OF the Board OF Public ws.rks'
kS'tlas reeeIpts therefor, a guarantee thaf
awarded Inn. u acceptance with his bad. Ths
money So deposited WIN be refunded 10 ths unsnr
70 the after the completion of thu WORK
ne bcaid 81 Public Works win not be bouai N
scee ~ the lowest any bid. $3.50 !"
fretosals must be endorsed " Proposals. fcr Ora.
nlhg Ioarteeath Street Road and directs.i "a Ss
IreSeurcr Of the Board OF Public Wo-ls - W sne
Illz-at fReoub and t,hroa 4
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Z. W. HAHENNER 4 CO., Auctioneers
- No. 643 Louisiana avenue,
third door east Of seventh street.
TRUSTEES SALE AT AUCTION OF vALUA-
BILE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE ON llTH
sTREET, BETWEEN NJ AND STREETS

TRUSTEES SALE AT AUCTION OF vALUA-
BIZ IMPROVED REAL ESTATE ON llTH
sSfnKRETEETt BETWEEN NJ AND STREETS
IA by virtue Of a deed Of trust to me, dated
EN June $50, and recorded June 49, 1870 In liber
county Of Washington, District of Columbia, and at
the request OF the holder of the note secured thereby
shall offer for safe, at auction to the highest bid
der. on WEDNESDAY, the 26th day of July, 1871,
at O'Clock p. M, the property mentioned in the
aforesaid deed Of trust, being part Of Lot number
eighteen, 49, in Dayidson subdivision of Square
number three bundred and forty, 1907 in the re-
corded pats or pans OF said city, and further de-
seribed as follows, viz: Beginning at q point on
eleven and Onetbird inches (iO5 ll1S) southwardly
from the northwest corner of said square, running
thence eastery ninety two 2l feet to public alley,
thence s0uthwardly along the line OF said alley
twenty one feet four and two third inches f21 a.
thence vestwardly ninety two 1922 feet, and thence
northwardly along the line of said Eleventh street
twenty one feet four and two-thrd inches ca AZ to
The improvements consist of a new Brick Dwell
ling house. Mansard roof, wen built In modern style,
with front and side yard nicely laid of with flowers
Terms OF sale: $500 cash; and the balance in
notes OF six and Twelve months, bearing interest ut
ten per cent. per aDnum, and secured by deed Of
trust upon the property.
The terms Of sale must be complied with in one
week from the day OF sale. or the property will be
resold at the risk and cost Of the defauking pur-
chaser.
deposit of s100 when sold.
All conveyancing and revenue stamps ct pur-
PHILIP A. DARNIELLE, Trustee.
jyl4-d @. W.HAvENNER q CO., Aucts.
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RAILROADS.
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~ 10 THf s,i5TR AND ssSSGi'ffh3sSlissr,h LAST
The ALABAMA ANp CHATrASoos. nan
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Nashingt,,n, hictill.ir., LgI.chburg sid tlls,.a-
Nicksbprr. eud 81 Ss'uiilv,s.-rn ci,iss >s "
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fulHasI' Psises nay srs sl--rin- Csr.a d, n.
r 49, shs roufe ircia Lyachlurg 90 Mri.is snf
furchsse Ticket via the Alshar,a ana r~.,u.-
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Ths siisg.iea 4 Frs,sht sl.iprsrs O. e,s q, this
tween she Ncrth ar,i S5sfh. Wa r..e. 49,, =,
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-. SIANToN' GeasIsi sur-rir,eus-ut. C, ,,,--
pALIISs0sEA AND ONO RATTEosy
w1ssLygEgS, December ~.lzl.
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u i24 l tss si aTa az ~ S' - y a. I, -;
dessUPs Ihe 40 ,. m. iaoEs a. Annapolis 5sa--
The 9:a9 ,. y. on Sunday stops a. daring ne
PR ANNAPOLIS.
,- Ltass ~ ~ a I'D s:ls o. M. 10 trail q, ~
FOR BAg.TIN6RF
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FOR ALL PARTS uF TN wi.sT d"
Le"se 9. . eAcsT- ssIuf'aT sd Sgsy, 81 f'fs
oS sunday SSe2 Z, 90 : sS az S p p m, ar, connect.
,ng a. Relay station win trains fr.ln Daitiu e %
FOR stresburg, and pint hetwear Relay aou-s
ard s'Tasburg, leave A. SEQ =. m, copn@cfinr ~
kelsy House with Strasburg ans " iuch,sier acc,ra-
Thr9ugh tickets 70 TIE Wet can h. lea "a. tsa
Washington Station Ticke; ofcc a. an hcurs n me
For New York, Philadelrh5A and Bosto- see ~.
J. ?. wILsoy.
Master ~ rransg ftsti-a.
GEo. :. ho0NTz. Gen "a AEt, "a a-hinrton y
Il BETWEEN WASHINGTON.
PHILADELPIIlA AND SEM YORK
MAsuIN6EoN, uns :. iIb-nocn.
=. .Sa IIS s 81 Use NV y fSS Oh ME-
FOB Nkw YORK, ,ritsest .sgass q oa-,.
FOR PHuApELPHIA.
Leave daily teHoept sttdsy ~ 500 a. m, l2ts
y M on SUNDAY
Leave for New York a 500 .. m. sn8 Phrasdl-
sleepiBg cars i5f Nev York 7r p. IN. train orir.
5, 1hfoegh uckets O. philadelphia, New N#-E ~
y 4 "a can be had az the station Jiice a5 al. aaurs
Tor ,Bslfinore .ua Ohio Railroad ssvcr;is.-a-1i
Cor schedule h",ye-D WASHING, n. Rs'tirl5fa. An
napoiis and The " eat }. I. WILSoS.
I'M COLE. General r srtst sg1- '-'' - '''''l
GE0. :. kooNTL. AGENT. Washington. laIs
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". Y. FENDALLl
w. j. MILLER, ( trustees.
LATIMER & CLEARY. Aucts
GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
= Southeast corner An and ID streets.

~ By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court o.
fs:5 the District Of Columbia, passed in the case of
-, ,s Nm Z; Clark vs.. Ann BohlaEsE and others,
sth day q August, 1871, at 5H o'clock o. m pro-
coed to sell at public auction the premises Lots
t5l six, (6D thirteen, tlsD and fourteen, ti45 in
square numbered eight hundred and thirty eight,
plan of said city. Lot No. 8 is improved by two
Brick Building.
Terms One third of the purchase money cash,
one -third in six months, and onethird in twelve
months, with Interest from the day II sale: the de-
ferred payments TO be secured by the notes of the
purchaser and deed Of trust on the property sold
Stamps and conveyancing at the cost OF the pur-
chaser. A deposit Of S25 ON each lot sold must be
made by the purchaser at the time of the sale which
will be forfeited on failure to comply with the terms
Of the sale within days, and the property will
be resCld FRANCIS MILLER. trustee
lyl5-d GREEN * WILLIAMS. Aucts
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FEANK TRIGG, tr.
&c. CARRiNGTON, Trustees.
LATIMER AZ CLEARY Aurts
RY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
~ Southeast corner Of 7th and SITS.

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
bR0NTING ON SEVENTH STREET WEST,
fsIhSb AND a aN NNrT rsfETs rs %EsF
NEAR BOUNDARY STREET NORTH. AT
~ BY virtue Of decree Of the Court Of Equity
Ia. Of the District of Columbia passed in the cause
of Sheets ct al, Sheets ct al, No 2f5l ca nj
~ doc II the undersigned Trustee. will offer for sale
Of July, A d. ISL, at o clock D. m the south TWEEN
tyoDe feet front " lot twenty nine of
recorded subdivision Of square numbered four hun
feet Of ground, in the city of WashinSton in said
District, with the improvements consisting of a two
story frame dwelling house, fronting on 7th street
On THURSDAY, the 9th day of July, A. D. 1871
at o'clock y. M on the premises, shall sell that
three hundred and ninety three, (33) in said city
and District, beginning on 9Th street west in said
city, twenty five feet two inches south from the
south fteen feet and nine inches, thence east nine
~ nine feet and four inches, thence north five feet
and eight inches to boundary street, thence north
yestwardiy along said Boundary street thirty five
feet and ten and one. half Of one inch and thence
west 10 the place OF beginning, with the improve
Inents, consisting OF a good two story dwelling
The terms of sale. "a prescribed by said decree,
will be: One third of the Iarchase money CASH bal
The purchaser purchasers 10 give notes for the de-
ferred payments, tearing Interest from day of sale
end secured to thu satLs faction Of the trustee and
Hen VIII be retained on the property until all paid
when deed will De given at purchasers cost Ali
cOnyeyancing and revenue stamps at of purcha-
sers. SleO down: on each piece of property at the
Of sale not complied with in five days after sale
the trustee 20 resell the property the risk and cost
# the defaulting purchasers, after the dver
WASH. B. VILLA Ms, Trustee.
GREEN WILLIAMS.
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