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NO. ll5
Application for Patent.
L. :. LASp OrrIcs, Helena, II. T.,

L. :. LAND OFFICE, Helena, II. T.,
Oct. 18th. 1879.
Notice IL hereby published that DENNIs Di.lscoLL
mas TINS day filed application for patent, under the
Mining Laws Of Congress. Tor his Placer Mining Claim
situated in Siberia Mining District. In Deer Lodge
County Montana Territory, which claim Is recorded i,
the Office OF the Recorder Of said District and survey
whereof Is described AZ follows to.wit; Bcinninr nj
Louider Rock. whence the ). T.. Corner OF Lot 10
bears - 49, Wet distant Y. u CHAINS thence run
\. ~, ". 7.57 chains to a stone; thence H. ~.
l.. HIS chains to stone; thence =. 2j5 En- 96
chains to paceof beginning embracing sandt ortyiour
one hnGfedths acres, upon which notice OF said ap
picaion is posted. The known adjoining claimant.
10 these premises are Chinese Company on the east
and claim Of DENNIS DRlsCOLL or the west.
u" We CHILD, Register.
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NO. ia.
Application for Patent.
U. 5. LAND OFFICE, Helena, NJ. T..

y. .. LAND OFFiCE, ucIeHa, W. L..
October 18th, 1872.
Notice is hereby published that ERNST MULLER,
WM. sTOLTE. FREDERICK u. ELLEEHORSr,
ERNST SPIE!t. and JOSEPH EIlRIiAkD, have thi.
dry filed application for Patent, under tho Mining
Laws Ot Congress. for their Placer Mining Claim ST
uatcd in Central and Siberia Mining Districts in Deer
Lodge county, MontAna Territory, which Claim IL
corded in the Office Of the Recorder Of suid Districts,
respectively and the survey hereof Is described fol-
lows, tOwit :-BcghInins at a Granite Stone Mt the
). L: Corner, and running thence =: s5k ., ". IL
.U3 chains to stOne; thence y. 10 w. 1884 chains
o stone. on boundary line between the two Districts
thence 5. G3R .. W. 500 chains to stone; thence
". ii.so chains to a stone; thence n ao,I w
6.%s chains to a stone: thence n 81, L. 214G
chains to stone on boundary line between the two
districts: thence N. 7O1a ., T. LAO chains to n
stone: thence n. SOC, Il. 1876. chains to a stone :;
thence .. lGe Z. 900 chains to the place Of besi,
nn., embracing 10 and ninety Onc.hnndredths acres
upon which notice Of said application Is posted
The only known adjoining claimants to thcscprcmise
are Chinese Company on the west, and the above
named Claimants ON the east.
l7a ". C. CHILD, Register.
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Appli cation, for Patent.
IS. LAND OFFICE, Helena, ". r,

.- Oct. 18th. lS12
Notice IL hereby published that IllOMh, Form
has this DAY hlea application for patent, under nm,
Mining Laws VI Congtess for his Placer Mimi.
claim situated In German Gulch Contra, Mining III
trct. IL Deer Lodge County Montana TERRITORY
which cain Is recorded in the Oicc OF the Recorder NJ
saiu District. and upon survey thereof is described ~
follows: tO-wit: beginning TT sandstone fixed in
the ground, from which the initial point Of surveys
made In said district bears n. ~ IL. distance Am
chains thence running ). 81 II. G06 chains To A
sandstone fixed In the ground: thence =. 81 > W y;
~ chains to sandstone fixed In the .round theme.
i. 3l1 ". G.UG chains To sandstone fixed In tho
ground thence n. 81 > l.. ?1.!s chains to the place
ut beginning embracing II and ninety eli ht onc-hun
Grcs acres. upon which notice Ut said application
!. posted. TIE ADJOINING. claimants To these premises
are All CHUNG u CO., on the \. L., ana l.. "
MOORE l. CO on the ). W.
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THE medical revolution which commenced years
ago with the ersdua! deus. q bsoodestns, saliv.
ton, drast pur:atiycs, nd powerful opiatcs, Cue
bravcly an gioriously on. Every day the sick grow
mouths shut their eyc. and take whatever the doctors
are pleased to prescribe without inquiry They want
to know the nature Of the medicines they arc desired
to swallow, and demand to have the mysterious Latin
lingo Of the profession translated into plain Ensliri
Tho INVALID WORLD understands ut last thu,
VlGOR II the great antagonist Of disease The feeble
decline to be utterly Frustrated BY dcpetin. pills and
potious. and turnin: from such mendicamcnts with
loathng. judiciolsIy place their trust in remedy
which combines with the properties Of an Alternative
those of pure and wholesome Tonic and Restorative
1t 10 now about sreire years since this grand disder
alum was introduced under the name OF
PLANTATION BITTERs.
ard from that time to the present its progress has
been without parallel in the history Of proprietary
medicines. With the spirit Of the sugar cane-the
most nutritcious Of aI standardization Its basis, and
mcdicatcd solely with the juices and extracts of rare
vegetable Species such as Calisaya Bark, the hest
known Tonic that the world produces, and which
makes 1t BY all odds the most unobjectonabc iuvis
oant, corrective and general alternative that has ever
been placed Oy within the reach Of the s,ck.
the sucring, and the Respondent Hence It has over
lcapcd all competition and Plantation Bitters Il TODAY
tho moot popular Tonic either side Of the Atlantic
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1900 pages and 600 engravings, printed In English
and German. Written by 30 eminent sn:hoss. includ
ing John 3. Cough. Hon. LcOM t.a.c. Edward How
laLd. Rev. L. Edwin Hall, Philip Ripley. Albert
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Thi. work Is u complri. history ut MI ma.chrs nf
industry. process 81 manufacture etc in 81! ares. u
II ct,pict. encyclopedias Of ayta and manufactures.
and Is the most entertaining. ana valuable work VI
Information subjects II general iutrrrst ever 81
fsl 8, the public II IL adapted 10 the waGts of the
Merchant. Manufacturer. Mechanic, Farmer. Student
and Inventor. andDsels tn both old aud yOun. 81 all
cissses The to0t Is sold by agents who aic nakio:
large sales IN all parts Ut the country 1t !. Offered at
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sold by subscription. M family should he withont
copy. We want Agents In every town ~ the Y allied
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this hook. Oar term. gre liberal. We give our
ageCts the exclusive right Of territory One Of orr
a.eLts sod rs copies In eight days. another soh BIB
In twO wecks Our aycnt In Hartford sold ~. In one
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home company than 10 John Yonng's Co..
with It's trains cunning up one week and
trying To get back the next, but will cast
my vote for John Young II he will build
the road for the least money, for while
would prefer my own road, q legislator
will consider MI propositions with judicial
fairness"
yplThe speaker here made half hours di.
gIession On railroads ~ . means Of TEN.
perance reform, with homily on christian
ixing Indians, introducing Rev. Anderson,
Hr Walter Raleigh and other eminent char.
actors RstaTniag to his theme 10. said)-
The railroad will take oil the burdens oil
the people and will pay al the interest and
pshaaple IT 10 subsidy. ] do not copcern
myself stost wias viii u 70 yssrs kesce.
II things keep going on as they have am
NOT senguinssy Or bloed. shisssy enough 70
wish anybody 10 be here thirty yesn from
now. Bat ! believe these courageous littla
communitiss can b. smotbersd under ~
burden. Lewis and Clarke, the snalIsse Of
I'll The counties win give two dollars fof or
OF any other. Her faita h Gun snding aad
saprsne. . % ! hops VIXEN che lose Il u
Almighty Nm - IT - - with = llghs q
shsAasaksas - eadEiAe oslhs ~. II ie
Il ~ baid thb psd Dses Lodge vill
havs uDors pssgle = - ysass a. n Avs,
thas ~ vhaos 1Usilsy. ~ y -. n
"A kSses4
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'SSsSS svs s~sS' " SoS - tSxotlOU u
concerned, 1 viii spssk % there ON ls no
Misrepresentation, On two poinss.. No man
has right to originate OF advocate scheme
which will add one tcntI, Of mill TO the
burdens Of this people. But this 10 only
half h's duty. II aitting still, doing moth.
Ing. will Increase the load, no IL an ,ndolent
coward II he fail v do that which win ~
lievc them from the burden. Il Il my priy.
tlcge 10 show how It can be carried d easily
~ In times past. Il 10 fact known that In
five months Montana Territory has
lost one'sixth Of IL population. The roads
out Of It have be@ naed Win nlnersg piog
70 other communities. and one. sixth of The
productive capitol (labor) has left within q
year, necessitaaing an increased burden for
those who pncnsia 10 cremp and csipplc 81
enterprises W carry on. But W have not
half seen the end. The life blood y oo1,rs
ont OF Montana We can calculate II the
causes viii consinse 70 exist, end ~ III
pase judgs Of The future, II We Get supins.
y thsy VIM iacrsass year By ysas. IN ssx.
saSoa Win srsak " down, and Issve o. y.
sasan, we viii - TOO poor % excite evsa
ply. Whas = ~ csnedy. aad o. al,
mon us x'oo@s 49, or AsIds isne.pso,
dacssvs, opsG9aan ~ nveeisieus 80 n,
edsquaas tos1aAh usA2S ~ ,.ns1S,
ard 10 hilltde q lloeta.ei n... 4.
agricultural pssdsps Aqesssaes4 49,,
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II the miners I'D slus ave >s6, COO W the
subsidy. it would not hurt them; Us it Ia
now, although the yissd may begrsasand
wages high they save nothing lWs lalght
halve and halve again and quarter the ben.
efits and they would still! largely exceed the
1itoooo to he paid annually in Interest,
~ effect upon property .valuss wonM be
enormous and not less beneticent a. great
moral agency. ! have hssed son1 Sermons
talk Of the N. r. r. r. probably know
- much about itassaybody asd Ldo pot
know when y will be bailt N De sne
railroad to Montana going to answer IL pur.
posesy There are interested parties who
nght any othes rad Il trcpAseen. Ths
North and South road will not only be built
and yield immeass besefts before Tie NJ
P. r. II. il built, but will be Of benefit af-
toward. Il = he -qasstion whether ~
should MSS az railroads. rleat one should use
y, cpd the commanding positiou the North
and ~South rad win giVe 20 - . soupe4.
tive line Il In itself worth more than el6O,.
900 per annum. Il d true It had beeu better
had she North aud 6oath Eoad bsen built
year, ago, and Il b amasing II was nos Aoae.
! do not know whess the N. p. r. r. will
80, Il IL not yet completed to the Missouri.
h company psobtdsss . co6pssss u ~
Aisasssh Iyr - poea -, ttey 60, TAp
win then sasip Il xsd bmA q y lGoasana
WnN1V - ~sN 49, - aA>- NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-30

BILE and choice point Of Land in the State Of Connec
with extensive water front and dock; high land, with
MAGNIFICENT views party having means to erect rs
Of 100 cont within two For full information
apply to o. g. BENNETT, No. Pine street
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-28

RY c. E. GIRARnEY 4 CO., AuC-
d tioneers-Ncholas j. Hoey, Auctioneer-Ofhce
No. II Exchange place-SATCRDAi. April
6, 1872, at twelve O'Clock NJ, at the pa Mer'
between Canal and CustomhOuse streets, by virtue
of an order of the honorable the Second District
of March, 1872, will be sold by public auction. for
account of said estate the following described
pt THE iN IT OF THE SUCCESSION OF
JAMES B. TAYLOR, being the one undivided fourth
interest in the eight lots OF ground hereinafter
described as fellows, to wit; :. A.. po,,u., Mo
trc of this city, in the square bounded by Eighth,
Levee and Seventh streets and the public road,
designated bv the Nos. and 2. Lot No. l measures
rs feet ~ lines front on Levee street, III ieet
inches depth and front on Eighth street, l2l feet
10 inches and lines in depth ON the line OF lot
No. O. and rs feet inches and y fine in width IN
the rear and font on the public road. Lot No
rs feet 2s lines on Levee street, l3 feet
10 inches and lines i'll depth on the line dlvldlns
it from lot No. l. l24 feet inches on the opposite
side line and 26 feet inches and y line in width
on the rear and front on the pubic road, ,.re
designated by the Nos l. ., 3 and 4, on plan of
Moelhausen, January 81. 1886 deposited as plan
thrty-fve in the office of G. K. Strnger notary pub
lie, lot Nc having 26 feet inches and line front
the public landing by % feet inches Oh the me
next to Seventh street, 63 feet inches ana line
the line dividing it. from lot No. = and 70 feet :
inches and y lines the rear line dividing it from
lot No. 4. Lot No. has 26 feet inches and line
on the public landing by 60 feet inches and line
4 lines in depth on the line next to Eighth street,
AID 2G feet two inches and y lines i'll the rear on
the line dividing it from lot No. :, Lot NO. has 70
feet lines front on Levee street oy o3 teet lnch
and lines III depth on the line next to Eighth
street % feet inches and line on the line div:d
ing it from lot No. 4, and 26 feet inches and q
liz Oh fhe rear line dividing it from lot No. g. And
lot No. has l6 feet and lines trent on Levee street
bv depth of IS feet inches and line on the llDe
dividing it from lot No. g. 90 feet and lines on the
line ne xt Seventh street. and 26 feet 2inches and
y lines in the rear
3. TWO LOTS OF GROUND in the same square,
designated by the letters R and s on plan by
Busson, the lot A K having 81 feet inch front OF!
Levee street and 50 feet the Mississippi river by
depth of 2O3 feet side and 1873 feet on the
other side; and lot having 81 feet inch front
Levee street SO feet front on the river Mlssls-
sipp by depth OF 1873 feet E inches on the other
side.
Terms of Sale--Cash; and purchasers to assume
payment of taxes for this year, 1872.
Acts of sale and United States stamps at the ex-
pense of the purchasers before A. j. ker, notary
nublic mh3 is % 30 apo
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-28
BY Eugene Tourne.
SECOND DISTRICT PROPERTY.
SUCCESSION OF ETIENNE CHARLES, ALIAS
BRICH, AND PBLAGIB LIE BLANC, HIS WIPE
No. "a 965.

I.Y EUGENE TOURNE, AUCTIONEER-
ID SATURDAY, April 90 1872. at twelve O'CLOCK NJ
at the Merchants and AuctiOneers' Exchange, OF
ROYAL street between Canal and Customhouse,
will he sold bv virtue of and in pursuance to au
order from the Hon. l.. Duvignaud Judge OF the
Second District Court tor the parish OF Orleans
dat ed March Is 1872 for account of said sl"ce sson-
A LOT OF GROUND, with the buildings and M
movements thereon, situated in the tanlonrG
Pont charra,n St john in the Second District ct
this city, and designated by the No ) on plan
drawn by l.. Bringer, Surveyor General, on me
twenty fourth September. 1884. deposited in the
office of II. Pedcs claux, then notary public IN TINS
city: SAID lot having, in American measure, Ltttt
inches and lines front on st. John street he
same width in the rear, by a depth OF 81 feet ~
inches and lines one side, and 81 feet lhches
and 5 lines on he other side.
Also ANOTHER PORTION OF GROUND. adloin-
ing the above described in the rear, measuring
81 feet and l lue on Washingto on street. ~
depth OF q feet inches side and 50 rex on
the Other side.
Terms-One half cash, and the balance III no1es
or coupons, order ed by the administrator oil tie
succession secured by special mortgage on "a, -.
property sold, bearing intel rest at the rate OF ti.
Der cent pt from date until PAID WIN II.
clause of five per cent attorneys fees IN cast "
non pa yInent of said notes coupons on M, NY
amount to be recovered by legal proceedings. ~
purchaser insure the property against nfe 10
| amount OF said notes, and the poilcy OF ih7uA
transferred to the sad administrator n
Acts of sale before Theodore Guyol, not'. ~
hc together with the revenue stamps q. . 10 On
| pense OF purchasers. mhl9 % afi' -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-28
POSITIVE AND UNLIMITED SALE BY PUBLIC
AUCTION. TO EFFECT A PARTITION, OF
CHOICE REAL ESTATE IN THE SECOND
AND THIRD DISTRICTS.
CONRAD ERNST GIESE VS.. MAGGIE MARIA AND
CHARLES ANTHoN GIEsE-NO. 34,948.

DYG, DE FERRET & CO.-JOHN G. MON
ID ROSE Auctioneer-Utfce No. 80 Royal street.
SATURDAY. April 6, 1872, at noon. III the basement
lotunda of the ST. Charles Hotel, will be sold by pub
lie auction by virtue of Judgment III partition
rendered by the Hon. Louis Duvigneaud, Judge OF
the Second District Court for the PARISH OF Orleans,
on November 9, 1871 and signed on the hteentn OF
the same month and year, the following Described
real estate VIZ -,
New Orleans, in the square bounded by taltl,
Gayoso SacedO and Customhouse streets, ana
measuring as follows: c
LOT No / forms the corner of Canal and Gayoso
streets and measures rs feet inches ana Ants
front on Canal street by 26 feet inches IN depth
and front on Gayoso street. .,..
Lot No q ad joining the above, measures 70 reg
inches and lines front OIL Canal street pN iEo eSt
inches in depth between parallel lines; the "noe
American measure vii. 49,,
2 A LOT OF GROUND with the buildings and
improvements thereon in the square bounuto ny
GOOdchildr. or st. Claude, Love OF hahPal l. .non
and Frenchmen streets Third District, measuring
80 feet 10 inches and lines 'front.' Oh olil'
nv 81 feet II inches and lines in depth between
narauel lines The Improvements CONSIST OF d
frame house containing two rooms TWO caoihe's'
and back gallery. cistern, prlvles. cue.
Terms-Oue-t bird cash and the piliance oA d
credit OF six twelve and eighteen months III n9tee
drawn by the purchasers to their own order and by
them Endorsed secured by special mortgage ana
Vendors lien and bearing eight per cent interest,"
nor annuu from the day OF sale until maj pay
ment: the buildings be keet insured and policies
transferred to C. T. Geise tutor of the minors, and
tha act of sale to include the usual penal clause OF
fva ner cent attorneys commission. The taxes OF
1871 to be assumed by purchaser over and above
the price of adjudication.
Acts of sale, with United States internal revenue
stamps attached, before Edward Barrett notary
nublic at the purchasers expense.
mb5 9 Is % 80 APPS
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COMFORTABLE HOUSE ON POYDRAS STREET,
BETWEEN GALvEZ AND JOHNSON STREETS.
sue yESSION OF ANNE GREENAN.
Second District Court for the Parish of OH
No. SIS 1.8.


DYG. DE FERRET & CO.-JOHN 6: MON
ID ROSE Auctioneer-Otfice No. 80 Royal sure n
SATURDAY, April -. 1872, at twelve o coe III ~
at the st. Charles Auction Exchanse' ~
he sold by public auction, by virtue az az Of the
from the Hon. Louis luyigneaud, Judge o vi .no
Second District Court for the parish OF dreams ans
dated March 81, 1872 the following desciioeu ie"i
estate for account of said SUCCESSION
LOT OF GROUND in the First District 1o 81 TINS
CITY in the souare bounded by GalVez, Johnson,
LAFAYETTE and Poydras streets. nald 'ot Is aes.g-
mated by the lot No. 10 of square no = on II pan
drawn by b. Bringier. surveyor General, dated
April 20 1889 and deposited for reference in the Of
fee of d s. Mccoy. then notary pubic Said lot
,na.sures n feetfach front on Poydras street, 80
feet inches ines more eo or less n1 twd na on
denth on the dividing line OF lots Nos and 8, an'
Il feet 10 inches in depth the other side line
ward lots Nos ), 6 and II according to said y or
together with all the buildings and improver ,cnt
thereon which consist of a wooden house c. rtajr
ing two rooms another wooden building ++ache
containing two rooms, cstern, prives, sh' Il etc.
| Terms Cash in United States treasur' ~ntes
| Act of sale, with United States int .yai revenu
stamps attached, before W. }. CasteT notary pu
lie at the expense of purchaser. - A'
| mh24 80 ape Ii 20 u
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-28
SUCCESSION OF MIGUEL EsTELA.
secon6 District Court for the Parish OF ori-ahs-
No. IS 222

rya ,pE FERRET 4 CO:oS JOIN u e,ra mon.
Is ROSE, Auctioneer-0iee No. % EoSa acIocb
in the st. Auction viii the be s sos
menl re-. by virtue of order from the
Hon. Louis Jnage of the nsa w ps
tIiet o of March 1872, the following described
nro ery account Of said suceessi on E;rsr is
trct Of this cy, in square No ~ bounded oy a
cry dns,rnafrd as lot No. l5 according to plan
dawn t bv George T. Dunbar, surveyor dated apr
! l8i8 deposited i'll the office OF A. Mazureai, no
t,rv p,lblic in this city. Said lot measures amer
I measure 81 feet front on Liberty street, by ~
tet in depth between equal and parallel INES, 10
ncthcr with the two-story frame slated mouse
Greeted thereon, containing parlor, dlnhSroon'
starways. kitchen. side and front galleries below
three bedrooms, stair landing, front and side sa
lcries bove; coal room. sheds prlvy cls'trh. ete
The front yard being planted with shluos' 'iees
and flowers.
Terms-Cash in United States treasury no,es' ::
Act Of sale, together with United states III !;
terlal revenue stainps attached before a. .. a
| notary public, at the expense of the purchaser
mh26 30 APPS l3 TO-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-28

r,y G., K. CIkARDEY & co.. AuS-
II ttoueers-tjftce No. II Exchange p!ace.-SAI-
URDAY April IS. 1872 at twelve 9ciock NJ. at the
Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange, on ROYAL,
between Canal and CustOmh0use streets, N lhls
ritv of View Orleans, by virtue of an order OF
the honorable Z. H. Darrell Judge OF the DIS
t,ict Court of the United States OF America Tor
tLe District of Louis ana, sitting III bankruptcy,
dated March Is, 1872 and rendered IL me above
eutitled matter will be sold by public auction the
4 portion OF GROUND, with al the aulid-
ings and improvements thereon, situated III the
Fourth District of this city, i'll the square boindtd
bv JeseI hine st. Andrew, Prytania ana 81.
Charles streets, and designated by the letter l. on
sketch nv Charles G. de LSle on the slXtetllth oi
Auril 1867. annexed to an act before f. bouhy !.
notary public July Is, 1867; the said portion OF
ground measuring go feet floht on Joseph ~.
Charles street of ,82 feet; thence the SAID iot
measures in a line parallel with Josephine street
a rear width OF l2o feet thence Oh a me at iisne
angles 70 JOSEPH street 80 feet lncnes; 'h'hoI
line toward st. Charies sIte C, ~ ~. s+reat
thence on a line parallel with st. Charles street
ISL feet inches terminating 0h Josephine STREET
The in picvements comprise large anu oo, ~,
modjOus One-story frame cottage, retired from io
street with front gallery garden, sh[upptlH ~
front ard Sides two story frame rear ouiluins,
etc The property is known as No. SAY Josephine
street. -, .o1a of the
,bove described property directs tina the SAME We
fraad from all ncumbrances and the assignee ac v
NC as the officer of the court will convey only
snch title as is i'll him vested by the assignment
IN hankruptcv and by the aforesaid order OF court.
Tprms-tash on the spot in United States treas
urv notes and the purchasers to aSsume payment
| over and above the price OF adjudication OF all
taxes due on said property up to the time OF sale
Acts of 81 e and United Mates stamps at the eX-
ma, 80 of the purchasers, before NJ g rnon, notary
pu,Iin lnh20 80 81 apo Is