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The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1871-05-31
aSaOBDINANOE

q. An OBD1NAMCE
To Rres,ms Hogs Rsaaaeg at Large
,rilin &s Cooperate Lsnsils Of hs
Eo,cs Of Ss'anter, on and after tie
5 i12A day Of May, 1e7l.
BIZ r. ORDAINED ty tie Tn,sndass and
Gsfdsss Of stbss tora Of saEteF. in CouDcil
1ssomhlsd, That any person o. persons oeniag
Eoes, md alleain9 he sanot 70 run al large 10
sus ofshe fItrssts efsbs Toun Of 6uutes, slnll
be listls 10 . Ane Of not iess than ffly ssats pn
eaeh He4.
3 b 5slszthsf erasjnsl, Thstss1 Hog shall. hs
ted sad kuAs scnAaed h alcA place Is Csgrejl
nay direct On "a abcse met paid.
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COMMERCIAL.

SUMTER MARKET, May 80
NOO~~O~~~~~~~~~O) ~~O)~~0~~~~~>>~~~~~~~~
Sales past week have ruled from II to Isle. &C
eor.ing to grade. Sales 20 bales, market closes
dull.
BAcoN-sides, 123@is3; Shoulders. le3@
III Hams, Is.
LARD--2u(9 25c.
FLOUR-Per Dbl. $7@$17.
coPFEE-Laguayra, $1,000; Java, 4o@esi
Rio, 20@25.
SALT-$250
sUGAR-Brovu, 12l@14c, 1s@Is; a, II
GOO /; Crushed, l7@rs.
BAGGING-259373.
RON-TfES-S@lo.
hOPE-lO@l5.
YARN BY THE BkLE-Si,So Per bunch.
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Mr.. Editm Il. noticed some time
since in your paper the advertisement Of
N. P. Boyer & Co., of Pa. and that
your readers may be apprised Of the
swindling operations of this firm, I
enclose copy of letter from gentle
man of this County, who has been
shamefully swiulled By them. Not.
withstandius he has repeated, commit
uicated the facts in the case in the most
respectful terms, accompanied by q
certificate of several gentlemen as .othe
fidelity of his statements, aud the
dishonorable patuse of the transaction,
and offered to reship the stock as Out
terly worthless" in the words Of these
gentlemen, they have, as IN other in
stauces, maintained silence. Various
charges of similar character have been
made against them in the Agricultural
Journals in reference to which the
editor of the Rural Caroliniaa for-Oct.,
1870, says: "For the credit of the press
we should De glad to believe them (,he
chargcs) grouudlcss, but till we are
satisfied they are SO, We beg our readers
to consider any favorable notice We may
have made of their journal Especial
Pufer) as withdrawn"
Yours, Respectfully,
May 70, 1871. READER.
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PETERS MUSICAL MONTHLY.

We have received the June rumber
Of this valuable work. 1t contains Q
carefully and judiciously selected COL
lection Of choice music, and every num-
Der is rich in gems. $500 per aDnum.
80 cents single number. Address j. L.
Peters. $50 Broadway. n. Y.
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An ORDINANCE

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HON. JEFFERSON DAVIS

Passed the day at Columbia on Wedues.
day last. He was warmly greeted by
the citizens-received at tho Charlotte
depot, and sercDaded at the residence of
Gen. JouN PRESTON. He responded
only iD warm expressions ofappreciation
of kindDess shown him.
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MERCHANTS

MERCHANTS
G A B G ! I N G. 0 I !
10 GOOD FoR
Burns and seslds, Rheumatism,
Chilblains, Hemorrhoids or Piles,
6prains and Bruises, Sore Nipples,
Chopped Hands, Caked Breasts,
Flesh Wounds, Fistula, Mango,
Frost Bites, Spavins, Sweeney,
External Poisons, Scratches, or Grease,
Sand Cracks, Stringhalt Windgalls
Gala Of An Kinds, Foundered Feet,
Sitfast, Ringbone, Cracked Heels
PolEEyiL -. -. Poot Rot in>Sheep,
Bitea or Animals 4 Ensects, ,ROu- in Poultry,
Tooshacne, &c., &c., Lame Back, &C., DO
Large stSe, 400, Medium, soe.'
The Gargling Oil has been in, use as Lini
ment for thirty-eight years. AL We ask is fail
trial, but be sure aud follow directions.
Ash your pearest druggist or dealer In patsEt
medicines, for one of our Almanacs ard Vade-
Meeums, and read what the people say about
the Oil.
The Garsling on is for sale BY all respectable
dealers throughout the United States and other
countries.
Our testimonials date from 1888 to the pre-.
sent, and are unsolicited. Use the Gargling OIL
and tell your neighboss what good is has done
We deal fair and liberal with oil, and defy
contradiction. Write fos an Almanac or Cook
Book. 80 is4l,
Manufactured at Loekparts n Z
BY -
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BIsHopyILLE, SUMTER Co.
May l8, 1871.

May lS, 1871.
Messrs. ~ p. Boyer d Co-Gentle-
men Il am sorry again to ob,rude upon
your sanctrm sanctorum, and disturb
the inper,urbabIe equanimity and pro-
found silence with which you appear to
be enjoying Jour ot,uns cum dig. But,
however l may deprecate the necessity
Of .hrusting such ignoble subjects as
Essex Swine and Derby Game Cocks
upon your digoi6ed leisure, hope the
rich material furnished for blowing in
future numbers Of your Special Puffer,
the Stock Journal; may prove asu6oient
apology for the obtrusion.
Hoping the Iaudable pride you have
manifested in your magnificent shipment
of Essex Swine and Dirby fighting
cocks, may suffer no dimimiution from
a recital Of the glorious achievements
of tho latter, in their recent terrific
encounters, abstract the follerisg
from a letter Of the 18th inst, from q
gentleman 10 cOlambis. eho says, ale
was whipping his antsgunist beautifully,
but upon getting slight taste of the
steel, he left in . hurry. They ere
certainly mixed With the Dang Hill,
AID that very thoroughly. The party
IN. P. Boyer Il Co. ref whom you
bought, certainly imposed upocf you
shamefully."
I transmitted you letters from two
gentlemen OF the same place, who Wit.
nessed the remarkable provess os another
of Jour Derbys, in which one said, aHe
was tried with q cock Of his own fi1e
aud weight and ran promptly as soon as
be got cnt, . mere Scratch Speaking
of the same btoodicss conflict, the other
said, "AIter striking q fehs liekS he ran
and few over . 5ence (auppose BE look.
ed Ike a diminstiYs turkey bnassTd u
this perilous aight) eight feet high aud
got under an old house. We hops TO
get him cut By night, and then he
must Sight OF OF comes bis head. "
+ I am unable 10 inform yon whether
or not the inglorioss Hight OF this high
burn bird SAB 6jesssa him TO ths igao-
minious decapitatton threatsned, but
Il il to be hoped that the moftifying
Intelligence nay xSves seaeh kis nobie
ian.ily lin Eagi6ad 8 who have, aiof ys
ssassa6ons, ofs men. t3Drded itoyea ksae
celebrated walks Of Bar. psrby. 2 ! quota
from gour Epeesat PETER
Yen Siii BE gratifsd to leasa that
Hose rsnssE slSls 1yHsE 5po6 sfhs
Essex bkanch of tba hog family, SisN.
P.sG lady Beysr, no sfiIl 80 lad
dstinea iissaIse 6 e1usFibgts addition.
81 eelsE u 1ke BtleadlJ easiasle sepusss::
hon oE The satsgprissn9 Tn Ea shfs3
and sotd aEeus a1d aoss Eon6fsl same
shey bar s. s e S; S; e, ass
Mhas M yas %
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THE SITUATION As VIEWED DY
INTELLIGENT DEMOCRAT.

VIC uGSS bCC1 PSi AniS'S3 w soSS Wv
following extract from q letter written
By a highly intelligent citizen Of Co
lumbia Gin no way connected with the
Radical partly to one Of the leading
citizens of Sumter County:
X
.Our Convention of Tax. payers has
met and adjourned. I think its infu-
ence will be for good. The members
discovered what ! have long kpoan,
that, bad as our affairs are, they are not
so bad as was represented. The great
leakage is in the Legislative expenses,
which have increased from about $685.
900 in 1855 to S275, 900 in 1870. Its
true, salaries are larger, and there are
many Offices vhiSh eou,d be dispensed
With, but these are Hnimportant ss to
the amount Of money they cost.
"But the grsst waste . IN the County
expenses. From what ESQ learn, these
have been increased from ;fDar to sir
fold. 10 thls Distriet S35, 900 haze
already been. paid tes. Cesaty psrpeses,
aud We have dearly year to 60. upon.
S95, 900 of tszee have been collected,
Faaa 1900 more :aFe get due; rhiie in
Isrmer tines not pgsr $4,000 we're
collected
r. II think this proportion prevails in
-,eeh ~ r. Co,,t;.o
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SEASONABLE
GOO D 8 ,
At
Planters Warehouse.
May Butter; choice quality, at
SO cts,
Arabian Dates, Fresh 4 Fine,
at Is cents per pound.
Large Italian Lemons, at Sc each
Cooking Butter, at Is. cts,
Best Factory Cheese, at 25 cts.
English Pickles, assorted.
English Sauces,
American Pickles.
American Sauces and Catsups.
Spanish Olives. extra quality,
Queen" brand.
Olive Oil, finest kind.
White Wine Vinegar, q pure
imporedarticle.
Fresh Salmon, in l and 2 lb.
cans.
Spiced Salmon, in oil, d lb.
cans.
Fresh Oysters, in l and 2 lb.
cans.
Sardines, in oil.
Fruits and Vegetables in cans.
Preserves and Syrups.
Mustard, Coleman's finest En-
glfsh.
Condensed Milk.
Cocoa and Chocolate.
Fresh Candies.
Raisins, Citron and Cur,ants.
Soft shell Almonds.
Spices, Of all kinds.
Flavoring Extracts.
together with
a generally assorted, stock in-
Guiding LIQUORS, of all kinds
and qualities.
for sale by
Chas. q. Noise & Co.,
AT
PLANTERS WAREHOUSE,
SUMTER, S. c.
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J. D. Craig declined reelection.
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rFor the Watchman.l

A. WRsgs, Secretary.
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sssay. - ;lsE 90 ss.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-01-20

SOMETHING NEw.-Wsnted by every
body, Agents making from 50 to Sl5
per day, send rs cts. for sample.
Address Prof. w. JARVIS,
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-01-20
FINE WATCHES.
GENUINE: 0R0IDE
Gold and Silver
w ATCHES.

-$l0-$i2-S15 tOis2O.
The European War and ex traordinary Money
Panic, during the past season, has induced us,
in order to make rapid sales and quick returns,
to throw our vast stock upon the public market
at thirty to fifty per cent. below wholesale
Prices for Cash.
Read the Prices.
Fine Oroide Gold Cylinders, regulated and
warranted perfect time keepers, usually sold at
SD TIC Sl5, at only So,
The Best Quality Cylinders at So.
The Double Extra Refined, being very su
perior quality, regulated and war; snted perfect
timekeepers, equal in appearance and for time
70 $50 Gold Watches, at only $40 each.
The Double Extra Refined Solid Oroide Gold
full ieweled levers, finest Nickel works, usually
sold at S25 to $50 Reduced to only q 5 each.
SILVER WATCHES.
Extra Fine Solid Pure Silver, Hunting Cased
Cylinders, 50.
Best Quality Coin Silver, Hunting Cased,
| full ieweled levers, regulated and warranted
accurate timekeepers, only $40.
The Very Beet Quality Patent Lever and
Chrouometer Movements, full jeweled Id.
| All the above classes of Watches are Hunt
ing Cased perfectly regulated and each war.
ra5ted by special certificate for two years
| Agents and Dealers ordering six OF our 81
Watches at time will receive az extra Watcn
! free. making Seven SIS Watches for $40. NO
| discount can be allowed on our cheaper
| watches
| All Orders for Single watches, Cash must be
sent in advance. Send by Post Office Order,
| Registered Letter, or Bank Check, payable to
our order, and goods will be sent by Express
or iu Registered Package, prepaid at our risk.
Orders for at least six watches or over, VIII
DE scntby Express c. o. D.. by despositing
small amount with express agent, or sending
references as assurance of good faith.
Write order plain, state kind and pflce o
Wstch desired, inclcse price as above directed
and address
THE EMPIRE WATCH CO.,
No. 1915 Broadway, New York.
P. u. Box 2,D4O. oIomo
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-03-21

The DAVENPORT BRoTHERslThese mysterf-
ous artists, with 'their ways that are dark, are
again booked for a visit to Charleston, and will
appear at the Academy on Thursday and Friday
evenings OF this week. The feass OF these Brothers,
on their last pearance here, created an astound
ing impression, and their wonderful seances'
which confounded the wise and awed the super
stltious can well bear repetition. Like the
Heathen Chiuee, they ''are PECULIAR and an In
spection will repay the least curious in our COM
munity. An early call at Greer & Sons bookstore
will secure seat and enable the purchaser Of g
ticket to witness with comfort in q crowded
house the eighth wonder Of the world, and one Of
the peculiar excrescences Of the nineteenth cea-
tury.
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anrtfaia dales 3aifafa mans.
b. sI..s5C. sMcGIIih49RAE,
-Auct&omeerr-

---Auct&Oneer-
A UCTTON ELIZABETH E.>SAN-
n. .,DERS, Exeoutrix, ys. sohasiest CIR Mckay,
Executor, ct al-In C0mmonP Pleas. no oys1:,.fssag
T. BY yistua o{ {ap order In this case issued By tA0
Hon Il +. GSaham, Judge OF The Circuit COURIER
the First Circuit VIII oGs7l for sale, atr FpblIc
Auction, at the Old Postol1ce. Charleston, 8. O.,
on TUESDAY, the 9sth day Of March, A. D. 1871,
at All II 0,feef ssss pzAsTAT1oNah q TRACT OF LAND
known as "Flagg -Pr1tatt0h, situate, lying and
being IN the Parish of st. Thomas and ST. Denis,
In Charleston County and State noresaid, messur.
Ing and containing seventeen thnnare9 lI70Ql
acres more or les9, bgttfng and bounding TO tne
north on Land Of ofBeresford Bounty; to the sonth
on Land of w L.SVennirg and Samhel 4. mar.
tin; to the east on Land Of Jonah Vennlng, and
to the Yest on Land OF - Sfmons- ,, !. ..,st-
AL that PLANTATION OR TRACT OF LANDs
known as 'sTaverrs,n situate, lying andfbetng IN
the Parish Of st. Thomas and st. Denis, 0haries-
ton County and State Aforesaid, measuring and
containing hve hundred and, ten t6lo) acr egi more
o.. less, butsing and bounding to tho north on
Land or Dr.. Edmund Rayenel; to the souths on
Lands OF Bereaford, Bonnty; to the east: on I&nd
OF Hamlin, and oSthe west on Lands OF Dr. "a.
mund Ravene! and John Sanders. II : . S2Gsssff
Terms--One. third cash. and the bala4 &c on
credit of one and TWO years, with interest from
the day or sale, payable annually securedsDy
bond or bonds OF the purchaser ZOE Ru rchasers,
and mortgage Of the promises. Purc chaser TO pay
me for stamps and papers. +. IS. DgiSYEA,s
mRr16-W2mtu2 Special Referees
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By WARDLAW 3 C.AREW,
AuNtkoDeerA.

ZANE C. LEHRE, ADMyNIsTRATRIX,
C vs.. THAN ARENA O. WTTjEEL EFT AL.
Pursuant to an order Of court In ES;is cause, to
me directed. will offer for sale at public auction,
on TUESDAY, the 28th OF March inst, at II O'Clock
that L0f, piece or parcel OF LAND, with the
two.story wooden building and outhouses there
on, situate on the east side Of America street, be
tween Amherst street and Hampton court, meas.
SS feet, and in depth LIS feet, be the. same
more or less; butting and bounding north on Lot
D, east on Land now or late Of -, south on Lot
F, and west on America street.
TerMs-0nG-h8lf cash; balance on a credit cf
one year, secured by bond OF the purchaser and
mortgage Of the property, with interest at per
cent from the day Of sale3 building to be insured
and policy assigned. Purchaser to pay forpaperS
and stamps. W. N. MUOKENRUsS,
nar7-tu3 Referee.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-03-21

The PLYMOUTH CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH,
The ceremony OF laying the cornerstone Of this
edlfce was performed yesterday Afternoon, at the
northwest corner Of Bull and Pitt streets, before
an lmmmense crowd, principally colored, who
had assembled agreeably TO invitation The
foundation of the southwest corner OF the build
ing had been already laid with bslckwork, and
orer the corner, suspended from three-pole der
rick, hung the cornerstone to be laid. This was
q brown sand stone, followed out In the centre.
in the shape Of an oblong square, for the recep.
ton of certain articles. The ceremonies were
opened by hymn, sung by the vast crowd In the
open an, at the conclusion Of which prayer was
offered up by the Rev. J. Leg are. After reading
from the Scripture, and q hymn by the children,
an address suitable to the occasion was delivered
by the Rev. Mr. Ford. collection was next
taken up, and the contributions were placed In
the hpllowsof the stone. Every ttihs being now
urepared, the Rev. Mr. r.-Ford.descended from the
platform, and as he lowered the stone to Its place.
she assembly Joined in the hymn, "I love thy
kingdom, Lord.n The stone having been set level
by Mr.. Costa, small tin box containing the re'
cords OF the church, several coin and other arti-
Giles, was placed in the followed space, and neat
marble slab, inscribed with the words, "Ply-
mouth Congregational Church, March 20, 1871"
and with the names OF the building committee,
was closely fitted on the top. The benediction
was then given by the Rev. Mr. Brown. OF Eman-
uel Church, Calhoun street, and as the bricklayers
went to work with brick and mortar, the assem-
blage quietly dispersed. Messrs. sawner and Fer
guson are the contractors for the erection Of the
church, which will be SO feet In front, by "a feet
In length. The ediace Will be OF the semi Gothic
style of architecture, and be plainly and neatly
built.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-03-21
By A. C. McGILLIyRAY,
4 LIVINGSTON VS.. ELFE.

7 LIVINGSTON VS.. ELFE.
IL BY virtue OF al order OF Court to me direct
ed, Will be sold THIS DAY, the 21st instant, at
II O'Clock A. NJ. In front Of the OH Customhouse,
All that LOT OF LAND, with the buildings there.
on, situate, lying and being on the west side OF
Lynch street, measuring and containing on the
mont aud rear lines 12l feet inches and In depth
2l2feet 6inches; more or less, buttDg and bound
ing to the north on Lands now or late belonging
longing to Albert Elfe, TO the west on Lands now
or late belonging to Paul =. Warlng, TO the eat
plan OF Charleston by the number (5T hfry seven,
and having been sold and conveyed BY Edward
the Goth day or August 1917, and the said Joseph
Bennett sold and conveyed the same by deed to
Nicholas CobiR on the 10th dag OF November. 1917,
and OF which Ann Cobia became seized and pos
sessed as widow and sold devised OF Nicholas
.Qobis.
Terms-Ohe-third cash; balance on credit OF
one tHta and three years. Bond OF purchaser to be
secured by mortgage Of premises; building to be
INSPIRED and policy assigned; interest on bond at
the rate OF I per cent. per annnnl. payable annual.
lyfr ON day OF sale. E. W. II. MACREY,
mar18-stu2 b. u U.
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By LOWNDEs 6 GRIMBALL, !
Auctkoneers.


VALUABLE PLANTATIONS IN
Georgetown County.-W. ". Shackelford,
Trustee. ya Mrs, IL. f. Flags, A. 3. Beltn, ct al
Under Decfee Of the Court 81 Common PIeas,-In
Equity. Gs4.r,1' .>..l
By virtue Of an order OF sale to me directed by
the hon. R. 3. Graham, Judge Of, the.satJ Court,
bearing date February 1e, 1871, win onarS for
sale on TUESDAY, the 2lst day Of March ensu-
Ing, st public eutcry. at the Old Postofnc corner
OF Broad and East Bay streets, In Charleston,;&
O., at IL O'Clock IL. H., ,.S,'i ~ -! gai..tt..
An that PLANTATloN AND, TRACT OF LkSD
known as 0ak Lawn, situate lying and betnH.in
the District OF Georgetown, In the State. afnre-
said containing nyg hundred and zen i6l0) ACRES,
more or less; butting and bounding 90 the norm
by Lands formerly OF DR.. Edward e. Heriott, 10
the south on Wando Passo Thoro1gh1are. 10 tbs
east on the W8ccafnsw: River, and to the ,Hast
on Wando Passo and Lands OF Colonel Allatd h
Belin. - i''-' - 9i.-ff
Terms-One!fourth cash; remainder I'm lone,
two, three and -four years, to- be secured by bond
OF the purchaser, bearing In n'erest from the day
OF sale, and mortgage OF the pfoperty Pur
chaser to pay Referee for papers and stanlpa. IL
feb28.tu4mtu2 II. L. WILKINS; RefereAss.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-03-21
BY r. N. MARSHILL & BRO.
BETWEEN

NO 63 TRADD STREET, BETWEEN
IN King and Meeting.
on THURSDAY, 2Sd instant, at II O'Clock, viii
be sold at the Old POstoflce, Broad street,
The aoove, containing four square rooms and
pantry, outbuildings, cistern, gas, DC. Lot SO by
I03 feet, more Oh less.
Terms Quarter cash; balance in one, two and
three yesrs, secured by bond and mortgage, with
interest semi.anhually. Buildings to be insured
and policy assigned. Purchaser to pay as for
papers and stamps. Possession given October 9,
1871. marl7-ftuwth4
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-03-21
Auctton'sales This Day.

A. C. McGillivray Will sell at II o'clock, at
the old Postoflce, real estate.
Henry Cobia s Co. will sell at O'Clock, at
their store, shoulders, butter, &c.
Tiedeman, Calder i Co. will sell at hslf.past
O'Clock, at their store, butter, hams, &c.
Laurey Il Alexander will sell at 10 O'Clock, at
their store, guano, sugar. corn, DC:
Macqueen i Riecke win sell at half'past 8
O'Clock, at their stores, shoulders, hams, DC.
P, B. Lalane & Co. will sell at O'Clock, at their
store, COW peas, hams, DC.
John G. Minor Co. will sell at 10 O'Clock, at
their store, clothing, dry goods, &c.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-03-21
By /. s. X. BENNETT.
'OMFORTABLE HOUSE AND LOT

II on Spring street Ward No. e) at Auction.
On THURSDAY, the 23d instant, at IL O'Clock,
near the Old Postoffice, corner OF East Bay and
Broad streets, will offer at auction,
A Comfortable HOUSE AND LOT located on
Spring street, between President and Norman
streets, and known as No. a7. The House has
four upright and two attic rooms; on q brick
foundation, double piazza, kitchen, stable and
-carriase-house, and well Of water. The Lot,
which is dry one, measurefr 38 feet inches on
Spring street, by 81 feet In depth, be the same
more or less.
Conditions Of sale-one-thlrd cash; balance in
one and two years, secured by bond and mort
gage OF the property, with interest payable aR.
1ually. Building to be insured ana policy a..
signed. Purchaser to pay fnr necessary papers
and stamps mario