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lpreminu1 Ganb 6alt.
$4,000
LAST CHANCE TO SEE WHAT IS WILL DO.

IS Will secure e Share In the Aiken Premium, So
SIS Land S.
Is Will secure O share as above and u 1ne IS
IS Work OF Art to adorn your homes...... $6
SIS Win secure . share and the Steel Engrsv- IS
SIS Ing, Marriage OF Pocshontas,n worth IS
SIS viii secure a share and the Steel Engrav. S.
S. ing, "Landing'O OF columbus ,",......worth 50
Sc VIII secure a share and the Steel Engray. s.
SIS ing, 'The Day we Celebrate worth 50
SIS win secure a share and the beautiful IS
SIS Chrome, american Autumn" S.
Is VIII secure to some shareholder the Der IS
So by Mansion and rs acres OF Vineyard and So
S. Orchard, valued at $4,000. .:....::.... 20
SIS viii secure 70 some shareholder "Rose- S.
S. vile Farm, - 100 s.
SIS valued at SIC, 000. invest 50
IS Will secure TO some shareholder. "Gtn- s.
S. house Farm 185 acres...............: 20
SIS valued at $6090:...............-invest IS
SIS Will secure TO some shareholder who In s.
IS vests, q Peach Orchard, valned at $500 IS
IS VIII secure TO some shareholder q Vine IS
S. yard and Peach Orchard. 20
S. valued at $4,000. 10
Is WIN secure to some shareholder q nne IS
IS Villa site, with Cottage, Garden, &C., IS
SIS valued at $500. IS
S. Will secure to 81 other Bhareholders val S.
S. usble properties, ranging in value from Sc
S. These Real Estate Prizes................ IS
SIS valued at $95, 600, are located in the beau IS
IS tilul' Town OF Aiken. South Carolina. s.
SIS Its unequalled climate and nea'th-giying S.
S. surroundings, has rlade II the s.
Is SARATOGA OF THE SOrrH."t;s IS
So The Shares will be distributed april 2st, S.
S5 when each Shareholder will Zee S.
So .WHAT FIVE DOLLARS WILL 70" IS
fThere is a tide in the affairs ~ men. which,
Taken at the food, leads en to 1ertune.r
The most liberal terms to Gibbs.
For description OF the valuable Real Estate
Prizes, notices or the press, names of.Commtttee
TO make the Drawing, home endorsements. and
general character OF the enterprise and manage
ment, send for pamphlet. Remirtapces for shares
should be made with Postonlce Money Order, or
currency in registered letter, or by Express Ad
dress j.. DERBY, General Manager,
Augusta Ca,
Office corner Of Jackson and Reynolds streets.
M Residents OF Charleston and vicinity can
secure Shares by applying 70 j. RUSSELL BAKER,
so Society st.; AT Z. HICKEY'S, No. 25 King street,
WILBUR & SONS, No. So Broad street, and JU.
Illus R~OUMILLAT'S, No. COL King street, where
specimens Of the Works OF Art, which each snare
holder receives, can be seen. marz-sz
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DISASTERS.

NEW YORK, april l3.
Arrived, the steamer Iowa, towing the swe-
dish bark. Freja, from New York for Cronstadf,
laden with naval stores and cotton. She lost
her masls and sprung aleak,in a hurricane on
April 2. The crew: had been seven days at the
pumps.
SAN FRANCISCO, April l3.
. The steamship Avedale, carrying the South
ward East San Francisco and European mails
to the 18th January, was wrecked near Tar
anaki.
The schooner Banshee was wrecked on the
cast Of. otago. All lost except the captain.
The steamship Ranzlloti, with the Suez
mails, foundered at Picouro.
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CAYANNAH AND CHARLESTON RAIL-
y u ROAD:
PASSENGER TRAINS on this Road run daily 40
follows: - .2T1.5t ~
Leave Charleston .........:....s.SoA.M
Arrive at Savannah.
Leave Savannah a. d. D
Arrive at CharlestQa. ....,.,...6.2 !. M.
Connects at Savannah with the Atlantic Il Gull
Railroad for Jacksonville, ST, Augustine, and all
points In Florida. 40
with Central Railroad for Macon, Atlanta, Mo-
bfie,. New Orleans and the West.
With Steamboats, Tor points on the Savannah
River. - .,- ..,r-
- AZ Charleston with the Northeastern and South.
Carolina Railroads, and Steamships for sllpotntss
North and West. ~, 49,.
Through Tickets oyer this, line on sale at Hotels
in Charleston; Screven House, Savannah; andfau.
principal Ticket offices North and South.
Freights forwarded daily to and from SaVdn-
Through Bills Of Lsding issued to Jacksonville,
Palatka, &c.
H. .g-rg.lO G. S. GADSDEE,
oct5 Engineer and Superintendent
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GpteIs.
rOLUMBIA L.,
COLUMBIA, 8. c.,
WM G0RMAN. PROPRIETOR.

The Proprietor Of this pleasantly located and
.,srently furnished Establishment, at the State
ea5itsl. desires to inform the travelling public and
Others seeking accommodations sha IT.. the "oo
Unsurpassed by any In the State or the United
states. Situated in the business centre OF the
ciry. with fine large airy rooms, and q table sup.
nlied with every delicacy OF the season, both nom
New York and Charleston markets, the Proprie.
TOR pledges that no efforts viii be spared to give
perfect satisfaction In every respect.
A nrst-class Livery Stable Is attached TO the
Hotel, where vehicles Of every description can be
mad at the shortest notice.
Omnibuses attend the arrival and departure O..
every Train. WIN. GORAAN,
Proprietor and Superintendent.
J, D. BUDDS, Cashier. april vim
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LOUISVILLE, KY, September !.
Ifeel that we have now an article Of gin suit-
able for snch cases rs that remedy 70 adapted to-
DE-, J. W, BRIGHT.
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Ibeg leave to call the attention Of the reader to
testimonials In favor OF the Schnapps:
feel bound TO say that l regard your SCHHAPPD
as being In every respect preeminenry pure; and
deserving Of medical patronage a IA AZ al events It
Uofore. unobtainable, and as such may be safely
DAVID L. MOTT, II. D.,
.sa' 8. Pharmaceutical Chemist, New. York.
r LOUISVILLE, KY, September /.
feel that " have now an article Of gin suit--
able for snch cases rs that remedy y aasPsed TO-
"schnappsn Is remedy In chronic catarrhal
complaints, &c.
I take great pleasure IN bearing highly credit.
IN the diseases for which You recommend IL.
Having o natural tendency to the mucous sur
faces, with 3 slight degree Of stimulation. ! re-
aard IL ss one OF the most important remediesina
chronic catarrhal anecuons, particularly those Of
the genito.urinary apparatus. With much re-
auect, your obedient servant,
No. IS PINE STREET, N. T., Nov. q, 1851.
UDoLPHo WOLFE, ESQ.,, Present: DEAR SR-I
have made 8 chemical examination Of q sample
OF your "schiedsm schnspps.' with the intent Of
determining II any foreign or injurious substance
had been added to the simple distilled spirits.
The examination has resulted In the conclusion
that the sample contained no poisonous or HARM
Jul 2uWlAluICcs ! udEC UCUu uudulc w QlbC0v6E
any trace OF the deleterious substances which
are sometimes employed In the aduiteration Of
liquors. ] would not hesitate to use myself, nor
to recommend to others, for medicinal purposes,
the '.Schiedam Schnapps'' as an excellent and
unobjectlonable variety OF gin. Very respectfully
yours, (signed) CHAS. A. SEELY, Chemist.
CHEMICAL AND TECHNICAL LABoRAToRY,l
IS EXCHANGE PLACE, N. Y, Nov. Is, 1851.
UDoLPHo WOLFE, Esq. !: DEAR S1R-The under.
signed have carefully and thoroughly Analysed q
sample Of your Aromatic Schiedam SchappAD
selected by ourselves, and have found the. same
free from all organic OF inorganic substances,
| more or less injurious to health. From the result
| Of our examination We consider the article one OF
superior quality, healthful as q beverage, and
| enectual In Its medicinal qualities.
Respectfully yours,
| (Signed) ALEX. TRlPPEL, Chemist.
FRANCIS E. ENGELHARD, II. D..
For sale by all respectable Grocera and Dru
UDOLPHO WOLVES EST,
mar21-smos No. q BEAvER STREET, N. r.
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EVENING STAR.
Pauline Markham.. Hair

IN. Y. correspondence ST. Louis Republican,
There Il q rumOr here that Pauline Markham,
(Of the Lydia Thompson troupe,) IL about to be
madly in love with her. II can't be Richard
Cant Write, can il 4? Pauline Is a gorgeous
creature. Looking out of a dresSmaker's back
window the other other day, saw a neiehbor's
yard i'm very strange condition. The grass was
strewn with tufts and crimps OF golden hair
Hanging on the lines were auriferous curls and
golden switches waving in the air Good mercy
thought i, there's been an awful conflict among
the blondes going on here. Even as / gazed. a
young woman came out and seemed mo1rnfuilv
to regard the harrow ing scene, but suddenly the
voice OF a man, who is a hair dresser on Sixth
avenue, broke in, saying: "Bring in Miss
Markham's hair and sure enough, there
stood the stately Pauline in the door.
The hair-dres ser's young woman picked up the
whole half bushel and ran in " It'll IL, where, in
the strong light of the back window, Pauline
bent her graceful head TO have lock after lock,
curl after curl. switch after switch, matched
with the original Jacobs that grew on her tenn
ples-SOme Of il tpOk another dip in aureOline
and came out in the yard rain; some of il was
match to a haiI, and went or With the golden
Pauline.
Lots of people have gone again into the aure-
oline. Mrs. Jordan, who was brunette, became
a year or 80 ago n gOlden-haired blonde then
resumed her dark hair and dyed IL yellow. Now
she Is down at the Branch, hei head again
touched up, this time - a sort of a bronze color
and there are a great many heads now seen of a
peculiar reddish brow n, known as auburn but
ifOne looks closely at the roots they see the hair
is quite another color.
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MARRIED.

BROwN-SlMPsON. On Monday evening. July
81, ISL at the Baptist church in Georgetown a. O..
by the Rev James Nelson, EDMUND II. BROWN,
esq, 70 Miss LUCINDA L. SIMPSON, both Of
Washington city No cards.
SMITH-TILLING. July 81, by the Rev. O. n
Mytinger, az the West Georgetown NJ f.. Church
Parsonage, Mr.. WM. SMITH 20 Miss ELIZA TIL
LING, formerly Of England, but now Of Prince
George county, Maryland
Prince George county papers please copy.
WEAL-ALLIs0N. At the same place, July 81,
by the Rev. G. III. Mytinger, Mr.. ELIAS VEAL to
Miss p A. ALLISON, both Of Georgetown.
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CONVENIENT HosrIrAL FoRrBEIysayE

GOVERNMENT HosTITAL FoRTHE INSANE
" ST. ELIZABETH, ID. c., July 9Th IsTI
Sealed Proposals invited till noon THII RS
DAY, August 50, ISL, (when they will be opened at
the Hospital IN the presence of bidders, ali OF whom
are invited 10 be present. to furnish the Hospital
one Thousand Ol tons, 2240 lbs TO the ton OF hest
run Of mine BITUMlN0uS or CUMBERLAND
COAL, and two hundred (200D tons best White Ash
ANIHhAClfE COAL, egg size, to be delivered at
the upper Hospital wharf; the delivery 20 commence
within ten days Of the time of the acceptance Of any
proposal and 10 be continued at the of at least
two hundred f2ool tons each week until the whole
amount adv ertised for is delivered.
The bidders in making their offers will please con-
form TO the act approved July 18th, lso, Ito regu
due for eech cargo will be made Immediately after IL
Is received and weighed, and the ten (l0) per cent
withheld viii be paid when the full amount OF BAL
engaged Ia iiyered IN accordance with the adyer-
tisement, and agreements made in conformity with
it.
No eer b furnish coal as above win be considered
unless the true name is given by which the coal q
bidder proposes to furnish Is best known in the
market, nor unless IL Is made By regular dealer or
MINER who must furnish evidence satisfactory the
undersigned that he is able 10 furnish the coal in
secardsnce with his bid. and is in the habit Of full
Milling Lbs business engagements with promptness
and exactness. The same person may oder 20 fur
nish either anthracite or biuminous coal, OF may
Bids VIII bs considered binding fof i've days after
the Sd Of august and the right IL distinctly reserved
to reject an or any Of the offers made n IN the
judgmeas OF the sups rntendent Of the Hospital the
yes 6. G. H. NICHOLS, su reripse,sen,
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II Southeast corner of 9TH and n sta

a..
TRUSTEES SALE OF yALgAgIE REAL Es-
GG99TNTY OF WAsHlSGroN, IN THE Dis,
district Of ST IN
.canse No. 2,ll6, of Thomas Talbert vs.. vii.
after described real estate, to Wit.
those certain parts Lots and s. in ssdsre No.
96, fronting on south X street, and beginning for
of said square, running thence east with south X
street . feet thence north at right angles to said
to the north line Of said lot thence with said
Of south street and place Of Beginning 70 'n0 he
And immediately after the above sale will sell all
hst o1heg par Of said Let three IN said @
ner OF said square, and fronting on south street
est bence s north on bgnS on
feet SIX inches thence west fourteen feet, thence
south twenty feet six inches thence west eleven
The above property is improved BY large frame
Also, on the 5h day of August ISL, at al clock
m on the premises all those tracts Of land lying
and eeing ID me said county OF Washi9gton known
erbed on the plat Of the subdivision of the estate OF
on the cast d the INF Bsaneb oenS p
mac river Lot containing = Of an acre, and Lot
Also, on the same day and Immediately after the
SAFE OF SAID Lots and z on the premises, all that
tract Of land lying and being in the said county OF
plan survey Of late Matthew Wigfields estate as
part OF Lot % which said part Of said lot 25 adoins
piece OF said lot the west belonging Marberry
and that part Of said lot belonging 10 the Majors
Also, adjoins piece parcel of land belonging to
james Danforths heirs-cOntaining one acre. Being
the same property lately occupied by Mrs. Cook
daughter of late Thomas Tslbert, and now occupied
by Reason Arnold. Together with the buildings and
Of ground.
Terms Of sale: one-third cash on each piece or
parcel OF ground sod balance Of purchase money in
Q, y and II months, with interest from day Of sale
secured soff h.
purchaser or purchasers Of each piece parcel OF
the real estate, or the purchaser purchasers Of
each piece can pay all cash day Of sale or rati
cation thereof by the court No deed given to the
purchaser until lie shall have paid the purchase
money on the piece parcel of the real estate by
him purchased deposit of $50 will be required
on each piece OF parcel of ground when sold. All
stamps and Onyeyancing at cost of purchaser or
purchasers. WIN. yN0. WILLER, Trustee
Jy29 dads GREEN Il WILLIAMS, Aucts
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DIED.

WILLIAMS. At SIS o. clock D. m, Monday, July
Baltimore, in the nth year of her age
Funeral from the residence OF her son-in-law. Mr.
"Wednesday afternoon.
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TO PIPE FOUNDERS.

OFFICE WASHINGTON AQuEDUcr,
WASHINGTON, July "a, ISL. (
sealed Proposals viii be received by the under
signed until u o clock on the 18th DAY OF AuGUsT
.l Tor the delivery IN the District Of Columbia Of
Water Pipe, Stop Cocks and Special CASTINGS. The
entire quantity q pipe is divided into four lots, and
proposals VIII be received for the whole or less
number Of lots. No proposals for Pipes, Special
Castings or Stop Cocks win be received except II the
plans, forms Of contract and any desired informa-
tion can be had on application in by letter
TO GEORGE 81. ELLIOTT,
MAJOR of Engineers, u. S. A.,
jyA-1a Chief Engineer Washington Aanednet.
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LIMITED STATES PATENT oFFIcE.

On the petition Of J0HNP NANNY, 81 R i5
Illinois, praying Tor the extension of a nj ms
granted to him ON the 9Th day Of October lss- fs
an Improvement IN Moving Machines: 80
IL y ordered that the testimony in che casrr n.
closed on the 18th day Of september NEXT: thai he
tme for filing arguments and the Examiner rem vi
be limited 20 the 9Th day Of October next AMI Thai
next. - $1,000
jy&-tu.st n. y. LEGGETI, Conniss.oncr.
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The EDITOR o the Elmira Advertiser has poor
luck buying medicine. He SAYS: al went 10 n
drug store early one morning for a dose of NOR
Phine for sick friend The night clerk obiec
ted 10 giving IL to me without a prescription
evidently fearing i might destroy myself
fPshaw,' said /, do Hook like man who would
Kill myself" Gazing at me steadily for half a
moment, he replied: Don't know. Seems TO
tempted to kill myself"
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- Southeast corner 7th and ID streets

- By virtue Of decree OF the Supreme Court Of
LIS the District Of Columbia, passed in the case of
~ Nm; e. Clark VS.. Ann Bohlayer and Others,
20. lglo, Equity Docket, shall on TUESDAY, the
coed to sell at public auction. the premises, Lots
numbered one II two, three ,(3J four, a. five.
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 One-thiri in twelve
months, with interest from the day Of sale: the
ferred payments to be secured by the notes of the
purchaser and deed of trust on the property sold
Stamps and cOnyeyancing at the cost of the pur-
chaser. A deposit of SIS on each lot sold must be
made by the purchaser at the time OF the sale which
will be forfeited failure to comply with the terms
OF the sale within days. and the prOperty will
be resold. FRANCIS MJIIFR Trrstaa
Jyl5-d GREEN & WILLIAMS Aucts
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R"Sacred concerts" music by Wagner
Ofenbach, Herve and other deeply religion,
composers, are given by the bands of the sea-
side hotels on Sunday evenings.
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pRoPosALs FOR FIRE PLACES.
DERSI ouARrERNAsTEn,s oRrIcl

HINGIONs ID 7. o, July Il, lYl. 4
Proposals, IN duplicate, with copy of advertise
ment attached viii be received until 9 M, Aususr
~ iGl, for the manufacture of twenty-five (a5)
NENTILATING FIRE PLACES, in accoriance
with plans and specifications to be seen at this once
antee, signed by the bidder bidders and two com
petent sureties, certified to be such BY some officer
partment, to the effect that in the event u the &C
ceptance OF such bid at any time within ten oI days
will be entered nto and that in the said party
or parties Offering shall fail enter into Contract
his or their offer and the next lowest bid.
iyB-st CAPTAIN and pepot onartermasf..r
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BIZ GREEN 3 WILLIAMS, AgstioneeT.,
ITSIoNTnwN n ~ h'iaih IN

UNIONTOwN, ID. g.
"A By virtue Of a deed Of trust from Thomas H.
e., Bivens and wife, bearing date the 18th day
3Of september, A. ID. 1858, and duly recorded
IN ,l9er No Se folio 20 ct one of the land rec
Crds Tor ashngtOn county, ID. c., and at the writ
ten request of the holders of the note said deed of
rnst mentioned we shall sell at public auction, in
front OF the premises, on FRIDAY, the 4th day of
August, "A. ID. Isl, at o'clock p. m, all that GER
tam piece or parcel Of ground situate and lying in
the town OF Uniontovn in the county and District
Aforesaid: and being known and described as Lot
numbered two htudred and sixty-six 266) ON the
lncnts.
Terms mado known on the day of sale
III the terms OF sale are not complied with in five
days, the Trustees reserve the right to resell tho
property at the risk and cost of the defaultnr
ming Star.
Stamps and conveyancing at purchasers cost
EDWARD ID. NELL, lr.
JOSEPH W. AENOLD,{ trustees
iy3l-d GREEN WILLIAMS Aucts
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RY Q. w. HVAENNER CO., Auctioneers,
- No. 643 Louisiana avenue.
Third door east of SeYenfh street

TRUSTEES SALE AT AUCTION OF THE
WHOLE OF SQUARE NUMBER FIVE HUN
pREp AND M =, NiNETY-sEVEN, tJ97J IN THE
signed recorded June 8, 1870, In Liber CHS, folio
= 3i4, one of the land records of Washington
county, District of Columbia, and the written re-
9nest OF the party secured thereby, shall sef on
me premises, at o'clock ,; m, on FRIDAY; the
WMIndTed and Ninety seven, s5FJ in the city of
Terms Of sale: 81 so in cash. OF which 500 shall
he deposited on the day Of SALE and the balance of
the purchase money In notes at six and twelve
months, bearing ten per cent. interest per annun,
and secured by deed of trust upon the premises The
terms of sale must be complied with in one week
after sale, the property will be resold the risk
and cost Of the defaulting purchaser. All convey
cost HALLET KiLBoURN,{ Trustees.
jy27d CIV. HAvENNER q CO., Auctrs
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GREAT SALH OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
"a In WASHINGTON.

- On FRIDAY, the 4th day of August next, at
Ia clock, fair, IL not. the next fair day at the
same hour. shall offer for sale, at auction, ten
new 2story Frame Houses, with back buildings, OF
genfeel plan and finish, having hall and two parors
below, with kitchen in the back building above four
ehspners: IN front, psied yard, sodded, paved Sc,
with HOVER circles, and in gardens with wood
houses stables, &c. These houses are situated ON
street north, between 10Th aud 2Oth streets west
end two in the same neghborhood on street north
Son JsIh street; on 3oth street, and on street
clear title will be given
Terms. One-sixth Of the purchase money IN cash
SO al the time Of sale the balance in % equal month
" payments, with 10 per cent. per annum interest
from the day Of sse which payment, with indOrsed
notes, must b secured BY deed Of trust upon the
property, and made payable one every month from
the day VI sae with ten per cent per annum inter-
est, Which interest viii be payable semiannually on
those running beyond that time.
Authentic claims against me win be taken In pay
meut.
have also . small houses in the same neighbor.
hood for sale. Apply 70 j. A. BLUND0N,
t12 Bridge street, Georgetown
THOS. p. MORGAN. I5th street.
jy93t WM. d. @. MURDoCK.
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RYC. W. HAyENNER & Co, Anctioneers,
II No. O43 Louisiana avenue,
third door EAST of Sc Ynnfh sfrnnf
TRUSTEEy SALE AT AUCTION OF vALU-
LOTS IN THE NORTHERN SECTION OF TIL

= A
!LtnrrSs IN THE NORTHERN SECTION OF THE
~ By virtue Of a deed Of trust me. dated Janu-
ti.a AIRY 0, Isl, and recorded February 5, ISL, in
Hber No. 63i foho 4S4, Of the land records for
washington county District of Columbia, and at the
request 81 the party secured thereby shall offer for
sale TO the highest bidder on FRIDAY, August III
lSl the real estate mentioned in the saio deed of
trust. viz:
At ) O'Clock p. m, August H. lqI, on the premi.
ses, Lot number one, a. in square number three
hundred and ninety three, fronting ninety
Ieet Tour inches on north street, by one hundred
feet on Eighth street west
AT o'clock D. m, on the same day, on the premi-
lois IN square number four hundred and eighty 40
on the wet side of Fifth street west, between and
anu streets north, and Lot number seven "a and
the eastern half OF Lot eight 80 and the northern
part OF Lot number eleven b and the southern part
OF Lot number twelve, az, in square number five
hundred and twelve 512l the said northern part of
Lot having front of six 90 feet and eight inches
and tie said southern part OF Lot having front of
twenty tzO] feet and running back with even width
TO the rear line OF said Lots. Parts Of Lots number
eleven t1l and twelve, (l2) in square number nve
hundred and Twelve t5l2D are improved by two two
Terms 0fsale: One-third cash balance In notes nj
o. IL and months bearing interest at the rate of
per cent per annum from day of SALE and secured by
ueed OF trust on the property. The terms of sale
must De complied within one week from the day of
saie or the property will be resod at the risk and
cost OF the defaultng purchaser. deposit of 800
upon each piece OF property when sold. All CON
feyancing and revenue stamps at the purchaser 3
cost. r. w DoWNMAN Trnsfee
aul-d Q. W. HAyENSER & CO.. Aucts