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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-12-09

A LPHA CONSOLIDATED MINING
IA Company.-LOcatiOn Of principal place OF
business, San Francisco. California.
Location Of works, Gold Till, Storey county.
State OF Nevada.
Notice II hereby given, that at a meeting OF
the Directors. held on the llih dav OF Noyem.
Der, 1873, an assessment (No. g. Of Three Dollars
per share was levied upon the capital stock OF
the corporation. payable immediately, 10 United
States gold coin, to the Secretary. at the ONCE
Of the Company. Room No. Il, Hayward's
Building. No. &l9 California street, San Francis
CO. California.
An, stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid ON Monday. December Is, 1873.
will he delinquent, and advertised for sale at
public auction, and unless payment is made
before, will be sold on MONDAY, the 9th
day Of January, 1874, to pay the delinquent
assessment, together with costs OF advertising
and expenses OF sale.
WILLIAM WILLIS, Secretary.
O~ficc-ROom No. II Hayward's Building, 40
California street. San Francl.co. Cal. nol3 I'd
a RIZONA AND UTAH MINING
n. Co~mpany.Location Of p incipsl place OF
business, San Francisco. California.
Location OF works, Gold Hill Mining District,
Storey county, State OF Nevada.
Notice |. hereby given that at a meeting OF the
Board OF Directors, held on the llth day OF No
vember, 1873, an assessment no. y of Fifty
Gents per share was levied upon the capital
in United States gold coin, to the Secretary, at
the office OF the company, Room 81, No. 4l9 Cal.
ifornia street, San Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 18th day OF December,
1873, will be delinquent, and advertised for sale
at public auction, and unless payment Is made
before, will be sold on the Sd day OF January,
1874. to pay the delinquent assessment, together
with costs OF advertising and expenses Of salc.
BY order OF the Directors.
JOSEPH MAGUTRE, Secretary.
Of1ce-Room No. % Hayward's Building, 4l9
| California street. San Francisco. Cal. nol3 I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-12-09
DILL SHERIDAN GOLD AND
z QIluor AlnInn Ionananv

DHIL SHERIDAN GOLD AND
Silver Mining Company.
Location OF works. Virginia Mining District,
Storey county, Nevada.
Notice is hereby given, that at a meeting OF
the Board Of Trustees, held on the 9TH day OF
November. A. u. 1913, an assessment OF Fifty
Cents per share was levied upon the capital
stock Of said Company, payable Immediately, In
United States gold coin, to the Secretary, at the
office Of the Company. No. 4l9 California street.
San Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which said assessment shall
remain unpaid on the Ninth day Of December,
A. d 1873, shall be deemed delinquent. and will
be duly advertised for sale at public auction. and
unless payment shall be made before, will be
sold on MONDAY, the Goth day OF December,
A. u. 1873. TO pay the delinquent assessment,
together with costs .. advertising and expenses
Of sale.
f. B. HOLMES, Secretary.
nMc, Rnn,n NJ % Hay,vsrd'a RnIIdipo 40
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-12-09

onee-Room Q. No. 100 California street,
Ban Francisco. Cslifornia. dod
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-12-09
LPHA CONNOLIDATED MINI

onice-Room No. 5 Hsyward's Building. Ila
California street. San Francisco. Cal. nol4t I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-12-09
CKERBOC OK Err MINING
N Compauy-Principal place OF business, San

onice-lN California street, San Francisco,
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-12-09
THE EVENING NEWS.

GOLD HILL. ! TUESDAY. DEC. Q. 1873
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-12-09
NSINr GOLD AND SILVER MIN.

ONCE = No. 10 stevenson's Building: San
Francisco, Cal. nol2td
, 1873-07-14

ent leskages aro not attended to. An
etnsp nps pr"a made wan that tie best
sTsa5lo to IN GOOD worIns ssns ~os
be Available Tor for ttilefty tbs II order that It would
transporting stono from era n ottnr ,,1a.a ~
where work is required. ao'o " o'ner places
stono for tho combined IT,. ,a ,,o;,r mi o,,.
nt ast Ksukanns. ,na argo Was s3, st work o
III thickness from 10 to "a incobo 0lnno H val!es
was to 10 a1nndoned lust Satur. 1nls Yuasly
would commence this wooh in tho az, nau "orR ea.l
fiat at Mrs. Grignon's placo on y On tme
bank Of tho river. Tho atlvantaR, 1'ena mohs
ia that tho quarry il opened In I.'a hore
thickness from that on tho Island. Tho c.0,sa
dam, to koor tho wator of tito river out, has ho1
repairod, aud ten-horso power portable onglo
Tor pumping purpose, Keeps tic quarry fro>
from water. A wooden raifway-traek, about q
fourth Of . milo long, running to deep wator,
has boon laid to carry OF tho stone quarried.
It is proposed to put a. drodge on tho Uppor
Fox River, and, il possible, soon put on another.
Lower Fox Rivor from tie canals, about Aug. i
for perlapa six weeks, In order TO facilitate 70.
paiIa.
, 1873-07-14

Tho recent doath OF the Rev. Josiah Peabody,
OF North Stamford, Conn, WAS caused by tho
weight Of misfortune and diHgraco which had
rapidly accumulated about him for tho past fow
months. The pastor Was noarly 10 years. old,
native Of Topfeld, Mass, and for fifteen years q
missionary in Turkey. Ills character was abovo
roproaol, but Lis society determined that
o younger nun would be moro p. to their
liking, and q committee informed him OF
that decision. Tho minister's two daughters
were teaching school in Long IAland, while ha
son at,1dious, resoryod lal OF 10, remained at
home with Lis paronia. On the morning Of
May 10 fro broke out In tho Congregational
Church, and tho Htruoturo was goon IN ruins.
Tho lad was arrested aB being an incendlary,
but us all tho evidence that could bo atlducod
WAS ciroumstantia. ho was roloasod In bonds Of
eG0o, but cited to appear beforo tho Superior
Court. 10 tho m0ntal torture Of this aillictlon
waH soon added another The church which
had given hlr. Peabody d call rescindod
it's action, owing to tlo developments of
tho trial, aud u1dor this strolio tho old
nun gavo up hiH life. Aftor Lin fut!oral,
Ills so1l became very mucll exeltea. ArnlilY
himself with rake Ao entorua te house Of
DEACON Of the church, Droke In tho windows, be-
gan to en,uB the property 1t contained, and oven
na,la all attack upou tho owuar. lIo appeared
to lsbqr lulor tile lalluoina.ion that tho church
monlbors had boon tho cauBe Of his fathor's
doAtll, aud vowed vengeance against them Rc-
corlinEly, IIo WaB soon secured, and exhibited
80 maliy eyidonocs Of insanity thatit WIS thought
btst to take him to tho asylum ut MiddlotoWn.
, 1873-07-14
The Exploring PhrtIcS.

From the UeAutr {Co!.} Tribune.
!. We have the most favorable reports fBom both
tho main Government expedition now operating
in Colorado. Prof. Hayden sends US word that
that all his differont divisions Aro NOW actively
ct work, and tho eamo now comes to ua from
Lieut. Wheeler, via Santa Fe. Some poraonB
have imagined tint there might be 4 collision
between these exploring partios. Nothing
could be moro ridiculous, The Hayden
specially provided for by tho laHt
Congress--an appropriation Of 100000 being
placed Mt the disposal Of tho Professor. The
Wheeler expedition acts under tho direct orders
Of the Secretary Of War and the Engineers Bu-
reau, .. 8. A.. Each party has Its special in
struotions and special duties. conflict is SIM
ply m impoasibility. The one chord Of union
between both parties (and it IL a strong one) Is
the hope aud desire Of domolishng all tho terru
iincognita OF tie Territories, and Of enhancing
the interests of science.
, 1873-07-14

Shit Commenced Against Duden
Ereres d. COs..Aduftionn1 Eacts Com
corning the Murder OF MARSHAL Stc-
venson.
New YoAK, July 13,-Tle Now York Agrioul-
tura1 College excursion to Virginia, Indian Ter
ritory, Colorado, and tho Rocky Mountains, will
loayo here on Tuesday morning.
a sub las been commenced in tho United
Co., lace importers, for e102, 900, the penalties
vo}VinR frauds on tho revenue laws.
The departure OF the TigreHB from the Brook
lyn Navy Yard on q trial-trip Was delayed till
late hour yesterday afternoon in consequence Of
the discovery Of another leak. It is said that an
augur-hold had boen left unp1ugged under
tho outsids planking, md had not been caulkol
She may not commence hor voyage until Tuea-
day,
The excise Law waa not enforced in this city
to-day.
Tho police have found in tho house No. 1856
East Eighty-Boyenth street tho decomposed body
OF Charlotte Willott, aged 55, who occupied the
house alone, aud had not boon Hoon for several
WoekB. Whom found tho body WIZ half eaten by
rats, which swarmol In tho room.
It ia nov stated that the killing Of Deputy
United States Marshal stoneman in Jersoy City
WAS deliberatoly-plnnnedm murder, and that the
inquest will develop that fact. Tue murderer,
Lomthal, was not d Russian sailor, bnt boarl-
ing -houao koepor Who had bean concoaling sailor
deEerterB.
Jacob Hoffman and William Eborhards, who
Wore 30 badly burned during tho fire at Eber-
lng's Brewery, in Morisiann last Tuesday, dod
at the 0orman Hospital last night.
, 1873-07-14
THE CITY OF WASHINGTON. !"
Shameful Treatment OF tho Htoernus
RaaaGuuctm Hin

g1,uu,n1,,1 cr,-..... -
''*~"1aaa lIehtmont OF the stcornRo
FaesonRcts on tho Wreck.
NEW fonK, July 13.-Tho Times special from
Boston gives the following account Of tho treat
| ment tho stoeraoe nnnacn1ors of tbc Citv NJ
Wa,l;noto, ~oaa;Soi f".pse aS.. 49, ,as,s1 su.. ~
tbe wall, toeotseu' al'ee DOING 'anaeu 1fona
T,'c ,vaot,,n, ..,s .4 49,,
than ,"ra was coa anu Mo.; anu ~ soe ot
for fvo da.s an1 s. md ,i aolt
hottor NV t,ens enss roa1 nha faghs, a1o WI, I1!nG
clot nrotac,od sa,o ~ 3r,, tho c1oncnt 1mt
ti,o "ao sseat anosns' g o1g
;ron b,,r anu Ghaon ;s, ere huony
moat ,r ~ al anH ory acant IN ansn
tv cona;stod y. ,,1;nnins,v ~ iarl crensars
sa haat nS, .ao1nteiv ,,,,.r;d
anl 1a't aou ~ tans,o II thna, tIoo Snrn anni
not H1 fnrcn own thnir thTnats 1H,u Ihau
t.ou 4o1Ip ~ uo"tA sA4 Yin, sHAo44so. AAo5
, 1873-07-14
ATCHEEN.


tGs1,rlr fu1n III s.torx- ,F .un s..rr,x,u- r.,.
$500" -, ,."., .,.I -. o uIe"sn" A't@
M M oo,s ~ ~, anu >, 1eei1a1ons 70 A.cacon'
Ihe Ju'oato, the most influential Arabic journal
hnnllsheu at Conatantinoplo, after announcing
that the Ambassador from tho 6ultan-Princo Of
Atoheon had delivered to tho Grand Vzior OF
Iurkey letter with which 10 was charged,
setting forth the grievances Of The AtcllenoHo,
gives tho following particulars ut tho past lis
tory Of Atchoon:
"Achoon waa conquered by tho Sultan Ghazy-
Jauhan. Shah on tho 14th Of Namndlan, A. II.
GIL (19th Of January, 1215), since which period
its inhabitants have profeBsod islam, OF
tho shafaiy rite. Three centuries later, L. II.
922 "a. D. 1870, IT r1accd itself under tho pro-
lection OF tho 6ublime Porto, The Seyyil FAR
n,ah-8hah, who was then Prince of Acboon. m.
piled to Binan paala. the Grand Vizicr of Sill
tan selim l.. reoun.t}nr ia In roco1n;1ol a. So n
vassal Of tho Ottoman Ennra. TIo snhIima
Porto readily accuntod tLn nronoanl anil nnns
coded f1rman to that affect In t1,n vonr ~ I'm
lIifrah 1867 "A, D. IB5tll Tia f,I,1tan h,iael nn
Mansulah, then Ahruhior ~ hrhnon ann1ia1
again to TIM Tmnorioi Gnvar,,,o,,t M rappanoi "poi
bis oath oY vnsan1.oo ~ that a." a"a."e. a"mo"eo
the 8uItan ,Almln- Sfnf;d ro,t tha "s@ion nr;r'na
q dccoration II, d;amnnda tor"tL.r l:Io ,.;t''
flrmau acknowiudrinn 'n', 1,i.n as "''a
vaBsal OF the Empire. Eycr sinco Tho cnun,rv
has been placod ,tndor thu nrotnrtion " H. R,i1
lime Porto ali Achoouesn ycssnia narrv b tba ~
tomnn Gar, From tho NIna]i,n canG,asst nn,ior
tho Sultan GhazyJu,Ian -ahoh ~ to thn iato
ruler, Ala cd din Mahmad shahf tl;riv-Sva tn t;sa
Princes havo succoedod to the Gnvorn,nsnt ~
Achoen. It was in A, II. 1155 fA. n 174e1
, 1873-07-14
Tho Fox River Improvement.

From the Green Bay t|Yts., Advocate, July 10.
At Kaukauna, Inst week, re met Maj. Leonard
Liver improvement from tho Cedars north to
dEeon Bay; ind at Appleton We met Capt. Ed
wards, Enginoor. We also met ut Kaukauna
Mr.. Il. ". Orr, foreman Of stone quarries, and
work, aud made Homo examination Of the work
III progres6. Wo learn from these gentlemen
genorally, although not III an official way, tho
following facts:
to rcplaco those locks that arc the most dilap-
idatod, and to deepen tho canal whore it IL tlio
ahalloweat; also to repair no much Of tho old
canal and locks Us 1t will bo necessary to repair
Tho first work that will bo done will bo tho re-
building Of tho combined or double lock ut Little
Chute. Also, temporary dam to throw tho
water from tho long pior at Appleton and stone
buiis iSsf THO S''00a 4''k a. App'0''0 WILL 30 f''
Tho size Of tho now looks docs not yet seem
to bo dotermined, THO impression preyailH that
they will be no wider than the present ones (84
to " feot). and tho officers We talked with wero
Of tho opinion that the prcHont locks (1CO foet)
woro long enough, but thought they might poa-
ahly lo longthened 90 foot, whioh would mako
them 22o feet long. In any event they will be
quired.
Wo understand that tho cost Of Implements
boatb, TO-, is 10 great tint tito probont appsupra-
ton by Congress- (a2o0, ,0UU) will DO exhausted in
tho double locks at Iittle Chute, tho dam at
Appleton, aud tho necessary repairs Of tho old
calnl.
Wo wore shown whore tho old oallal was
dofeetivc at Kaukauna. There were loakagos in
tue ombankmont, whoro streams OF water wsro
running through. This canal IL valuable. not
only III itselt, but as part Of tho improved sys-
tom, ind it IL urged thai. q few hundreds Of
dollars expended llere now..wil save the expenll-
tuGo Of u nknY tAQusaula L tho proa.
, 1873-07-14
kHlYA.

sr. PErEasnuna, July 13.-Dispatches from
khivh give the following account Of events SUBJ
sequont to the capture Of tho city. The Khan
voluntarily entered the Russian camp and gave
In his submission, formally declaring himsolf
yasshl Of Ruseia. Gon. Kaufmann then restored
him to tho throne, and appointed council
Government during the occupation Of tho
KhAuitc by the Russian forces. Tho Khan, in
token of gratitude, 1asued, on tho oath Of juno,
decree forever abolishing slavery within his
dominionB.
Con. Kaufman has sent dispatches to Toho-
ran notifying the Persian Government to make
preparations for tho reception OF 10000 nativcs
Of Persia released from elayo1y By the Khana
decreo,
, 1873-07-14
WHISKY AND DEATH.

Thfs community was loTr;icad ;ad TX to 1earn 1ost
Sabbath moTnipc that on tie night previous.
two Young mon ind boon run over and killed by
q froicht train on the I.P 4 6. Rn;road
Tho accident occurred noar Tiogs. small
station midwav hotwoan Walnut ann i'm
Tinpec.noo River, md in tlis COUNTY. The
youpc men. both thoroughly intoxieatod. had
fallet aslcop on tho traek aid ' wera ntrl1clt hy
the train gong north at or about ii y. m. T1,ov
woro iimly airitnd bv tl,o ons;noor md firamon'
who tank them for cl,ic}ons in tia darkness
md dIil mt nttomnt tn chcc. tia nnecA
NJ the tro;n mil * Ind nrauaa ova1 Aha
, 1873-07-14
FOREIGN.
Tho Spanish Port Of Cartagena in The
Hands Of tho Internationalists.
Large Accessions to the Ranks Of the
CarIist Army.
Ten Thousand Persian Subjects Re-
leased from Slavery in Khiva.
SPAIN,

SPAIN.
MADRID, July 1o-Ths Cortos yoatordhy au-
thorized energetic measures for tho suppression
Of tho insurroction in Alcoy
A paper n,anufaotory ut Villa Dardo has been
burned by riotcrs.
Messengers from tho town Of Granollors dol
vaues hayo arrived at Barcclons with pressing
demands for roinforcemente.
DAyoNNE, July 13.-Fiye thousand poasantB ut
Alpena have Joined tho Caslisss, driven thereto
by tho e1cesaas Of The Republicans
MADRID, July 19.-Gen. Velardo, with eeyoa
battalions, has arrived before Alcoy. IIe waa
Obliged to arreet thirty Of his own mon for in
subordination on tho march.
Il is rumored that the Internatonalists haye
risen In Carthagena and made themselves mas-
tors Of tho torn, the forts, the telegraph, and
tho railway. Tho marineB remain faithful to the
Government, and hold the navy-yard.
, 1873-07-14

a boy named Walt Wallace Of Cairo, II yoars
old, was drowned at Ehgansvillo Oh Saturday
night, and the body found yesterday morning.
4 negro namod Joo B. Eyerly shot another
negro named William Williams on Saturday
night, in Evansville, whilo standing at lis own
door. Williams will recover.
The Rov. DR.. Reuben jeffrey, Ut tho Ninth
streot Baptist Church in Cincinnati, resigned
yesterday to accept the Presidency Of Lny Col
Now York.
Two cara wore thrown from the track on tho
Nashville Division Of the at. Louis d Southeast
crn Railroad, on Saturday night, woundlng about
dftoen persona, most Of them members Of
Warron's silyoE Band, Of Evansylle, ncns dah-
gorously.
The pulpits Of nearly al the churches In
, 1873-07-14

BAN FnANo1Hco July 18.-Tho Colorado ar
rivod today from China and japan. All vol on
board.
George Hazanfeldt, while killing fish near
Jackson with giant powder had cartridge ex-
plodo In his hand, blowing him to piecos. Quo
arm and portion Of the body has not got boon
found.
The funeral Of Gen. r. N. Caseneau, to-day,
was very largely attended.
, 1873-07-14
Sulden 1ketributYOIl,

New HAVEN, Conn., July 19.-hIlohacl Hig-
gins, = farm lhborer OF Cheshire, stabbed JOHN
O'Neil on Saturday night in the abdomen, from
the etfoots Of which O'Noil diod today. 6oaroh
body III room in tho farm-houso It is sllp+
poBcd that le dlod from heart disease, auporiii-
dneod BY excitement. Higgins insuIted O'Noils
vito. Hence tle murder.
, 1873-07-14
CHICAGO, MONDAY, JULY Id, 1873.

Poughkoepsio wero supplied yoatorday By dcle-
gatcs from tho Young Mems Christian Asaocia-
In different parts Of tho city, and ii night an in
menae farawoll meeting was held al tic Opera
House movement was inaugurated looking
70 tho organization Of Young Womons Chris.
tian Association in this country
, 1873-07-14
New York Dry Goods Market.

NEw YonK, July l2.-Tho jobbing trade Ia very quiet
u n branches Tluro ia mora antIvity in first hands
blcachod shirtings ass tn beter request and At ~
ducod prices. DAvo ~ Aiirtng IL down to IKE Tho
and Atlantic, 1ndlar-Hcad, and Applron aro cloHo1y
ho'd up Oolored cottons and rolled tanne1H aro quet
Canton anuea are being offered by tho jobbysa al loss
week wera 81, ,{30, ,130, ~
, 1873-07-14

Lake Forest, Trade Wind, nr1ghtin, sophs Mencn,
hl.e sn1ss oisSn Row9stt"p t oan Mre aaeta nnc
Wagatatr, WaucoIna, D. Z. stowart. 00Sp~''
DowN-lrops Ocsan, Aaska, Young America sci,rs
8. r. Fly Totlua1l, .Daunteas, bismarck, 0afibaldi
Burrrse, Hattie Wells.
WIND-9outhwest.
, 1873-07-14

noaroN, July l9.-The wool market IL unchanged.
Batter Ut Ohio and FennBylyaulA oece, new and oil, Ut
41H@52c Michigan sud 0hiu, 10 ar1iyr, At 47lttslun
Wiaeoil.t', 45s awsshed ncsce, 2sa5c; tub, b2e
ACQUIRED, t3ae8oo; Ohio delaine, $50; Wlatogn un.
washed combiug, 40Ga45c,
, 1873-07-14

MILWAUKEE, July ia German named Got
lleb Lieberto, blacksmith residing In tho Six til
Ward, disappeared on the Bl inst, and was
found today doad in the woods noar Whitofisl
Day, having committed suicldo with razor,
, 1873-07-14
GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON, July 13.-The Cozarewitch and Prin-
cess Dnginar took loavo OF the Queen yesterday,
and departed for Darmatadt.
DUBLIN. July 13.-Eyorything passed. OF qui-
There was no disturbance In this city.
Prince Arthur has gone to Christiania to bo
present at tho coronation Of Oscar ~ King Of
Norway.
, 1873-07-14

LABAL1E, Ill.,, July l3.-Forty delegates. repro
sentlng tho Iurner BocIotiea Of the Chiougo
District held thoir regular annual convention ia
this city to-day, and transacted the usual busi-
uoHu.
, 1873-07-14

PHILADELPHIA, July 12,-Tle wool nIarkct continues
9ulot aud prices ars somewhat rmcr. Ohio, 4BGa5os
Wlacansin half blood, loo Western low fleece, 45o
Western tub 489soo; Ohio combing, 6eGs3u un.
washed coHblng Indiana aud Missouri 43c i,nwssho
Ohio and Aontueky oJ92sHo; unwasled Western,
, 1873-07-14
ITALY

RoME, July 13.-Slight shocks OF earthquake
wore felt yesterday in this city and. at Frosnona,
Alatri, and Paola.
, 1873-07-14

6,vcial Mepatrh to The Chicago Tribune,
DETROIT. Mch., July l3.--up-Props City Of Dos
arch. Quarts, lIemisphere, Kate Darby schrs palnl-
co, Northumberland, Harvest Queen, Emma Mayes,
, 1873-07-14
CHINA.

Japsnese Ambassadors and al tho foreign Min-
listers At Pekin had an audience with the Emper-
or Of China On the 29th Of Juno.
, 1873-07-14

New Yonx, July 13.--Arriycd, steamera Hol-
Frodjoet. from Now passlo England.
, 1873-07-14
CI1AN0Kd.
ABOVE LOW
WATER.
Rise. + Fail.

"Bt1UB UlHn W0Eef marx Ct 1H71.
VS.. KAUFMAN, Observer,
Room 70 Major Block, Chlougo.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-01-16
BY
AuctfOnccrn.
Galley TRUSTEES UNDER POWER
y CONTAINED IN MORTGAGE DEED.

GALE BY TRUSTEES UNDER POWER
y CONTAINED IN MORTGAGE DEED.
viii be sold on THURSDAY, the 18TH day OF
February 1873, at II O'CLOCK A. NJ, at sn5 hooms
of the charleston Board OF Traoei NO. 1sl neeting
s'r.sI. shs nesf sfsHT TITLE AND INTEREST OF THE
csAhLESTON BOARD OF TRADE In and To the
following Real Estate and personal property, TO
W all that LOT, PIECE OR PARCEL OF LAND,
with the Buildings thereon, situate, lying and
being on the west side Of Meeting street,
Lear Wentworth street., 10 The north en-
Lands now or late OF - Barrett, Tor.
PARK, formerly OF E. D. WinsloE, to the south
on Lands OF F. p. Seignious, now OF the Estate OF
Smith Mowry, Jr., and to the east on Meeting
street, being parcels OF Lanas ., me ael,s ~ M
dated 1893; measuring and containing on the
north line I6s feet, on the back line 81 feet
inches. on the south line III feet and on Meeting
street 50 fee and having sncn iSim ana saaPe " "
said lot by E. D. Wins!ow to Smith Mowy, ssn
and recorded In the oflce OF the Register OF aes1e
Convey suces for Char leston County, In bscA =
No H. pags 49, Hia,s win toy W'l appsslId be soId rut
ALSO.
The following Personal Property in the Build.
ngs On Inc 8als CHAIRS, 70 OAK oaneseat
chs,rs farm.j n Chairs tatufled and covered with
green terry,j4 4 Chairs tstuned ana covereo Mlto
eerimenn terryl Arm Cnalr tn cllmson tetryJ
poOSis' 'snfred Chair lin orimaon terry) Linen
covers Vi for Crimson ChaiIs, oak Tables: g f.ss
Song feet wide,l Umbrella Stand, Mantle
Mirsor.. Sets window Draperies, CorDiees and
Lace Curtains, Newspaper Racks, ~ NEWS.
psoer Sticss Fancy Inksrand, Gas Chandeliers
tcomplete with dxtlres,l Oak Extension Table,
OAK Rourd Tables, Whist Tables, oak Table
Imarb.e top,)1 Oss Extension Table, Marble
Ton Saloon Tables, Small Walnut Tables, Gar:
pets (87sX yards,) OIL Cloth gas yardsl Cane ana
Cocoa Mating (l6 ysrds,) Stair Carpet C2e YARDS;
rods and pads,) 8 Walton and Velvet hugs:
Mats 10 window Shades, Large Slate, 10 Spit
toons. 2 Large Globe Lamps and Stands, step
Ladder Coal bod and Hardware SVsrP.s71eSt wPs7nnt
nesk Billiard Tables and Fixtures. IN
Terms Of saleTne personal properly yss: Sasi bal al
delivery. The Real Estate. one th.rd Sna, SsD, in
anre nsyable In two equal successive t,e ssmi.
s.aiments. with interest thereon, psgStS ggS tSa mr.
e%nnsIy. secured By bond or oonaS " the bn,Id.
ae 70 he Insured and policy Q.
assigned. PurcnAsei INDREW sIAOND4,
papers. GEO 5. CAMERON,
| CHAs. o. WITTB,
Trustees,
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