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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-08-21

An extremely aged colorcd person,
who was twenty-five years OF ago when
the revolutionary war began, is living
near Milan, Gibson County, Tennessee,
in condition of good health which is
truly remarkable. This old negro, For.
tune Snow by name, is said by DR.. A.
a. Davidson, Of Mayfield, Kentucky,
who went to see him in Juno OF last
year, to be nearly 124 years old. lie
was born IL South Carolina, and WAS
owned by o Captain Snow. who fought,
accompanied by Fortune, under General
Francis Marion, in the war Of the revo.
luton. He has had thirteen children,
the oldest of whom, were he living,
would he over 100 years old, and the
youngest of whom is fifty-threc. lie
also has q grandson who is sixty-fiv We
years old. Old Snow reads his Bible
without glasses, and hunts and shoots
squirrels and birds; hears we'll, and de-
clares that he was never sick in his life,
and never took dose of medicine.
Many persons go 10 see him, and with
all visitors he talks huently and sensi-
bly,. In height, ho is about FIVE feet six
inches; in weight, about 115 pounds,
and he is undoubtedly the Oldest man
OH the continent.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-08-21

a MuRDEEoCs AssAULT.-A white man
by the name OF Morrison, residing near
Lynchburg, was terribly wounded near
that place, on the line Of the Whining
ton, Columbia and Augusta Railroad. n
few days since, by colored man. The
latter had used improper language
concerning AIr. Morrison's daughter.
Mr.. Morrison, while riding out with
his youngest daughter. saw the NO.
gro, jumped down, and while chastis-
ing tho negro, the horses ran of with
tho vehicle. to which Mr.. NJ. turned
his attention. The negro followed him,
and as he stopped to pick up his child,
Mr.. NJ. received several inotal stabs at
the hand of the negro.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-08-21

The Deer Hound has singularly been
vessel OF remarkable career. She was
built for gentleman's pleasureyncht,
and was present near the GgLt between
the Alabama and Kearsage, and rescued
Admiral Semmes from watery grave.
Diplomatic correspondence at that time
was held concerning the action of her
owner in saving drowning mnn, and
now she turns mp as carrier of arms
for the Carlist cause. She was lately
taken in French waters by Spanish
uan.of-war, while flying English colors,
and again she will probably be the sub.
lect OF national correspondence.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-08-21

There is o prospect that the whites in
Minnesota will be in the future less
liable to Indian attacks than thew have
been in the past. Tho Sioux having
recently whipped out tho Pawnaes. the
latter are now preparing for O rotaliat-
ing war, anl by the timn it IL ended
there will be great many braves safely
despatched to the happy hunting
grounds.
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COLUMBIA, S. c..
Thursday Morning, August 81. 1879.
The French Prospect.

-
The French Prospect.
The intrigues of Imperialists and Mo-
anarchists for the throne OF France are
at this time of special significance.
The chief hope Of tho Illustration of
their designs is that as they are working
against each other tho republic may he
able to triumph over them both. There
is not much encouragement, however,
in the fact that neither party is appa-
rently strong in numbers. Louis
Philippe was called to the throne by o
mere cabal. Louis Napoleon was o
laughing.stook till he managed to get a
foothold in the French Chambers. It
must always be remembered that the
traditions OF France are monarchical or
imperial, and that the republic has loss
OF precedent to recommend it there
than the monarchy has here. There
has been republic in France, but it
has been as brief and portentous as the
flash of meteor. People associate it
with despotisM more cruel and merci-
less than monarchy ever exercised. with
Communism, with the overthrow Of all
rights before regarded sacrcd, whether
civil or political, and with the utter tri-
umph of infidelity and licentiousness.
1t is tho apprehension begottcn by such
an experience which renders the French
indifferent to the name Of government
or the pretensions of Gil aspirant to the
throne, if there are sufficient guarantees
that he will preserve order. II his
antecedents are monarchical instead of
republican, they are as congenial to the
adens md traditions OF France as re-
publican antecedents would be in this
country. Hence, it is not safe to pre-
dict that the intrigues OF Royalists and
aImperialists will be unsuccessful, espc-
cially in view of the fact that a soldier
whose sympathies are understood to be
anti republican is ut the head of the
French army, and that in France the
army, in critical times, is what French
king was wont to call himself. ''the
State" To show in q word the IN.
certainty of French politics, the follow
ing prediction of Thomas Paine. a
shrewd observer, written after the first
French revolution, is worthy of reAec-
ton:
'Thoee that talk of countcr-revolu-
ton in France show how little they un-
derstand of man. There does not exist
in the compass of language an arrange
ment CT words to express so much as
the means of counter-revolution. I
do not believe monarchy or aristocrac7 ?
will continue seven years longer in any
Of she enlightened countries in Europe. -
And yet, since that time, as the
Philadelphia Age suggests. there have
been three Bourbons on the throne OF
France, and now tonrth thinks lie may
mount it.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-08-21

The store house OF ". D. Mars, Esq
of Calhoun's Mill, with all of its con-
tents, was destroyed by fire about 9
O'Clock. on last Thursday morning.
Mr.. Mars fortunately had Insurance
upon lis store of $4,000. Nothing is
known rs to the origin OF the fire; sup
posed By somo to have been incendiary.
Iowa ladies write private Oh corner
Of their postal cards.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-08-21

Six roughs penned q Natchez, Miss.
reporter in On alley and were thinking
how they would batter his head, when
four Of them fell into an old sewer and
o woman scaldod the other two. It
docs seem as If Providence was on the
side Of reporters.
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LIST OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
9. Ii. Darnwcll- School Notice.
Meeting Richland Lodge.
l.. L. Davies & Co.-Cabbaye.

HOTEL ARRIVALS, August 30, 1S1.3.-
Itheeier Uouse-C r Paul, Z S A; T A
Murphy, Va; " Bell and wife, Ga; E II
Hand, Augusta; ] w Swcaringen, II "
Addison, wife, child and nurse, Edge
field; Mrs Williams, Fla; L H. Barnhart,
Y S a; W Laughiin, Blackville; " Fl
Trcscott. Pendleton.
Columbia Hote!-O J Harris, Ander.
son; l. Potsdamer, Pa; Armstrong,
Baltimore; B Goodwynn, Mrs " T.
Mikell and child. ] w O'Brien, G "
McManus, G Follin, Charleston; P s
Baker, Cherryville; T W Pratt, n C; J
L. 1ziar, Orangeburg; s II Thompson,
n G; b. Hammond, Ala; G. C Larier,
n G; 3 Clyde, Pine House.
-~sN
Ths Tombs, New York-which have
attained national notoriety, if not
reputation-are to be removed. 4 new
building upon higher ground and better
arranged, is to be erected on the block
bounded by Canal, Elizabeth, Bayard
and Mott streets, some squares distant
from the present structure, but still
within what is called "the crimo centre"
OF the city. Tho new building is to be
large enough for oil Jail purposes, and
also for the acoomm odation of several
of tho city courts.
The Chicago Tribune thinks General
Grant very happy. He "makes no
speeches, writes no letters, and never
vetocs salary bills" Gle believes in
having good time" says the Tribune,
and it adds, with very sarcastic curl OF
the paragraphocal thong: "About the
only thing General Grant would be
likely to resent at the hands of the party
would be reduction Of pay"
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There we're 80 deaths in Charleston
for the week ending the 16tL-whites 0;
colored 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-05-13
MORTGAGEEs SALE OF FARM NEAR

- By virtue of power contained in a deed of
Il mortgage from Henry West and wife, of Mont.
tee Of the estate Of the late John Berry man. Of BAIT
imnre city dec bearing date the 18th of January
1866, and recorded among the land records of Mont
gomery county, In Liber 4 B. P, No. 2, folio SIS
&c, the undersigned co-trustee OF said estate and
to whom the mortgage aforesaid has been duly as
signed, viii! offer at public SALE at the Court House.
in Rockville, on TUESDAY, 9th day of Nav ls73
at the hour of IL O'Clock M, the following parcels
OF land, situated in Montgomery county, mentioned
Sna o nar,i IN IN said The one
- shley, " The Two Brothers." and "Valentines
Garden Enlarged" lying upon the main road lead
ing from Frederick Town to Rockville, and contain.
ing in all zsI acres and being the same land that
Wes by deed dated 18th of November. 1888, and re-.
corded in Liber B. g., No 6, folio 4 &C. one OF the
land records OF II ontg0meTy county.
I, ns Other parcel Of land e part Of the tract
perches, and Is known as Lot No. 9 in the diviswa
thereof made by William Lee, since deceased and Is
the same lot which was conveyed by Mary d Cover
nenr as executrix Of the last will and Testament Of
May, 1865, and recorded In Liber Z. b. p No l.
folio "a, one OF the Land Records Of Montgomery
These two parcels Of land, more particularly de.
gage are contiguous to or very near each other be-
ing improved with Dwelling house and other usual
farm buildings They are situated about two miles
from the I. wn Of Rockville, and about II miles from
now about being opened for travel, passes through
the land and brings Il within short and very con
venient distance oft national capital.
The terms Of sele prescribed n said mortgage,
e. Ss the IN
ments in one and two years, With ntereet fcom the
ml0-eotd Trustee and Assignee.
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PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY
CLERKS OFFICE HersE REPRESENTATIVE

CLERKS OFFICE HeUsE REPRESENTATIVE L : D
WASHINGTON, ID. C., May 2, ls73
Sealed Proposals will be received at this office I'M
III IL O'clock N, MAY -, 1873, for furnishing
stationery for the Of the House of Representa-
tIVes
Blank forms of proposals. showing the quantity
and quality OF each article and the form II bond 10
be signed by the bidder and sureties will be fur,
nished on apple alton to this Office.
Proposals from established dealers only will he
Considered. and preference will be given to produc-
a. good quality. -
The bids will be considered and accepted or re
Jecte item by tem and the Clerk reserves the ri chit
10 order more or less Of any article than the guam
tity adveT tised for.
Samples and description Of Iithographing TO be
done may he obtained on apple To this Office
Bidders will be required to furnish samples Of each
ci, s. of articles, marked with the bidders name
and properly numbered.
All articles to b. delivered free Of charges for
freight carriage at the Clerks Office House of
Representatives, by the 1h day Of June, 1873
This advertisement and the proposal 90 far as ac-
cepted, and the bond accompanying the same, shall
constitute the contract between the o. eminent AMI
the bidder, and further contract will be executed
and the failure to furnish any article proposed
and accepted, or the furnishing Of articles inferior
TO thessmpe, will be sufficient for annulling
the contract and fOrfeitng the penalty the bond
Proposals. should be Endorsed :. Proposas for sta
EDWARD MCPHERSON,
motif Clerk House Of representative, o. g.
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DEOPOSALS FOR WROUGHT AND CAST
Il IkoN WORK FOR THE new JAIL, DIS
TklCT OF COLUMBIA
NEw JAIL, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, ,
Of IN rfr..., ,l--a y


Office of Superintendent, May s, Is73.}
WROUGHT AND CASTIRON WORK.
Scaled Proposals will be received at the office of
the suPer Intendent until IL m, JUNE Z 1873 for
deiiN erInE, fitting, and putting in place
the Drawings, described in the Specifications and
called for in the Schedules consisting of the Cast
iron lurnns of Basement, Rolled Beams &c . of
Floors Iron Work Of Roofs, Gratings to Windows
&c, Cell Doors, Iron Starcases, &c.
Copies Of the Drawings, Specifications, and Schej-
ult may be had on appl ication at this office
All scarOlding required by the contractors TO mt
The WORK In place will be furnished by the Govern
ent Tree of charge, but will be erected by the
Proposals will be made by the piece lineaI foot
or weight for the various items work as allied
Tor IN the Schedule The work will be snbiiyded
among different bidders, but will De considered in
the aggregate The whole of the Cast iron Column.
81 Easement Story and the Beams, &c, OF First
FLOOR, must b. delivered and set ia position within
three mont rs from date OF cceptance of prO sal
and the whole work must be cOmpletad u'ithin
twelve months from date of acceptance
Payments Will be made monthly, ieductinp ten per
ctntunl until the nna comp letiOn of the Contract
All bids must be accompanied by a penal bond in
the sum Of twenty thousand dollars { s2Dy0o ) tina,
awarded him, the suffciency of the security 10 he
Certined by the United States judge, the Clerk of
the nted States Court the District ATTORNEY of
the District wherein he resides.
The Department the right to reject any or
all bids II II he deemed for the interest OF the Gov
eminent 10 do so; and any bid that il not IN AIDE on
The printed fIrm, 20 be obtained in this Office and
ones not conform IN every respect to the require
Leither will any proposals be received from parties
who are not themselves engaged in the manufacture
of wrought or Castiron Work and who have not
the necessary facilities for getting out the work
m72t ADOLF CLUsS. Superintendent.
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Oh. OF HOUSTON AND tRFFNE STS.,
EHtTddtt OH GrsrHs Sfrsst. p. -. B1y lsIl,)I
Scaled Proposals., in duplicate. will he received NJ
Leather work. Lead, sc, at the various Ar,.usls
Forte and Drplts in The United State
located at posts IN the following named States to
Maine, MARYLAND, Massac husetts. Michigan Mi,
S1nri' New Hamp-hire, New jersey, Nrw York
ono, Pennsy l,ania. Rhode Island, Virginia, and
Bds viii be Gp,nei Al Ia o'clock, NJ, on THURS
DAY the IL day of June. S73. for stores located
at Posts IN the following named States and Terrific
T'rs, 20 wit Alabama, California. Florida g. .pre "A
Kansas louisiana, Minnesota. Nebraska, Nevada,
N"Tth Carolina, Oregon, South Carolina, Texas,
Arizona, Colorado, Dakota, Idaho, Indi.n, Mon
tsna, New Mckee, Washington and Wyoming
For list Of stores IN detail, location terms &c
Cati"n at the Ordnance Office, War Department
s-hinston, u G, AZ this Agency, at any Of TIN.
other posts viii furnish, Application inform alton
a. to what stores ON hand a. u.i pectiye post
Tire Department reserves the right to reject all
ttds which are not deemed satisfactory. Prior to
ii.e acc piano 81 any bli II will have to BE- ap-
Terms cash. Ten perceut al the time Of the award
and the remainder when the property Is delivered
stores Packing boxes will be changed at prices to
Zee determined By the Department.
Bidders will state expi lily tb. Pos; whore the
stores are located which they bid for and will give
the kinds and quantities they pr p,se to- purchase
D'lNerles viii only be male at the various Posts
Proposals viii he addressed to the e. 8 Ordnance
Agency, y Y. tP o. Box 1871 and should be en-
serviceabe Ordnance and Ordnance Stores" with
the names 4 the Arsenals, Forts p-ppts where
st3reI' aud the names 81 states or Territories in
which The stores proposed 10 be purchased ar To-
G. ted.
By authority q the Chief Of Ordnance,
S.CRISPIN, exet-Col L. S.A.,
nl2 81 Nj Jpr 80 Ordnance,
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RY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
- Southeast corner 7th and ID street

TRUSTEES SALEOF IMPROVED PROPER
TTwur3NN ELEXENTH STkEET EAST, Be
= BY virtue If deed Of trust from William T
Grimes and wife, dated January %, 1873, and at
Tthe written request Of the party thereby secur-
,ses, to the highest bidder, on TUESDAY. May 81
49, al o1a O'Clock p. m, all of original lot nine
90 In square y92, together with the i'm
thereon This lot has front of IS feet and is of
Houses. ~
Terms OF sale: One fourth cash, and the balance
IN o, ~ and Is months with interest," or all cash as
may be preferred by the pur chaser SlOO down on
day OF sale to be forte in the terms are not
complied with in five days after sale.
BRAINARD ii. WARNER, Surviving Trustee
m6-2awSds GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
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EeY h. Il WARNER.
ID Real Estate Broker and Aurtiaueor
No. 729 9Th street, between q and IA

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT on
eIbEEI, BE1MEEN ira ST. AND NEW
HAMPSHIRE AVENUE
a. By virtue Of a decd # trust dated March OH,
L.. loU II record ma her NJ. oil, folio 22, un- ii
k-k' h. lard records for the county # W.sbington
and ~ direction Of the owner If the note secured
thereby shall sell AZ auction, 10 front II the prom
ISIS, on II ESDAT. May 2Oth inst NJ q O'Clock n
M par Il Lot NJ 3, IN square No. La, being one
halt q the property from front to rear secured ~
said trust having front Of feet by 1ep-h If To-
feet inches, with the i'm prov enents thereon beip
a two story Frame puSe
Terms of sale: One-third cash, lof which Ss5
VIII be required TO Ice paid Immediately after sale,
and the balance ia s'X aud twelve months, with in
tcrest secured by de-d # trust the property Al
conNeyancing AZ the cost Of purchaser, ami II the
terms not complied with 10 dayS from the az
II SALE thu Trustee reserves the right resell tn
property at the risk aBd OF the defauting pur
Ct a-er. ASBURY LLOYD, Trustee
I.l2 b IL WARNER Auc.
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SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE LOT ON SOUTH
SIDE OF EAST CAPITOL STREET, Be
TWEEN 9TH AND 10TH STREETS EAST,
IMPROVED BY SMALL BRICK BUILD
ING, WITH FRAME BUILDING ON THE
REAR OF THE LOT
- By virtue of a deed of trust from Charles III
LIE Seymour and wife to Daniel l.. Eaton AMI nv
dated August st lS.2, and duly recorded in
hber go, folio Az, Of the land records for Wash
lngton county, District of Columbia, and at the
written request Of the party secured thereby, will
sell, at public auction, in front of the premises, to
the highest bidder, on SATURDAY, May gath,
gs5, at O'Clock m. part of original lot seven "a,
III square nine hundred and forty two (9l2) having
front Of 50 feet East Capitol street. by depth
81 los feet together with the improvements thereon
Title perfect. Abstract at the office OF the trustee
Terms: Opefourth cash, and the balance in 6, II
and Is months, with interest, secured BY a deed of
trust. loo down day Of sale. In case the terms
are not complied 18th in days after sale, the
property will be resOld at the risk and cost of the
defauiting purchaser. ConvevaDCing at the cost of
the pun chaser. BRAINARD II. WARNER,
Surviving Trustee.
ms eokds LATIMER A CIFkRY kucts
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RR B. II. WARNER,
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioueer
No. 5S9 7th street, between g and II streets.
PUBLIC SALE OFyALUABLE THREE STORY
AND BASEMENT MASTIC FRONT HOUSE,
No. 1OO0, ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF SSA :
CHUSETTS AVENUE, BETWEEN lOrH AND
LIN STkEHTS, OPPOSITE GOVERNMENT
- / will sell at public auction, on FRIDAY,
May 10th. 1873, at 8 O'Clock, in front Of the
- premises, House No. 1905 n ass &C hueetts ave-
nue.; IL contains II rooms, store room, bath room,
wash room, cellar, gas, hot and cold water, eta,
tionary marble-top basins, wash tubs, Latrobes
farI ace and range The location is delightfal Lot
20 feet front by good depth.
Terms: One-third cash; balance 8, Il and IL
mouths, with per cent interest secured by deed of
trust. Sl00 down when the property Is sold
m6-eo6ds b. 81. WARNER. Aucf
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by W. l.. WALL & Co, Auctioneers,
II New Marble Building,
Nos. 900 and 900 Penusy ly aUia avenue
CHANCERY SALE OF DESIRABLE PROPER,
IIENCE OF THE LATE lanes Y DAyIS

CMANCERY SALE DESIRABLE PROPER
Tf. No. 436 NJ STREET NORTHWEST, Res
1IENCE OF THE LATE JAMES Y. DAVIS.
- BY virtue of a decree passed by the Supreme
s Court of the District of Columbia the 18th aa
of March, A. + lo13, in a cause pending in : -.
court, wherein James 5. Davis ct al. complain
ants and MARY NJ Davis ct al are defend ants, being
cause No. Se1, Equity Doc. r. the undersigned will
offer, at public sale, the premises, on THURS
pay. the 22d of MAY, 1873, at 8 o'clock ,. m, the
following described property, to wit: Lot 10, i'm
Square sA, with the improvements, consisting of a
handsome doubls dwelling house, brick, with stone
trimmings, with all the modern i'm provesents, hay-
ing a handsome garden containing shrubbery and
fruit trees.
This is one Of the most attractive and desirable
resi- noes in the CITY, having been built expressly
Tor the use of its late The lot has front of
"a feet street and depth of l50 feet 81 foot
alley.
Terms of sale: $1,000 in cash; and the remainder
Ia TWO equal nstslments at and years, bear
ing interest and secured by the of the purcha
ser and lien upon the property, OF the purchaser
may pay ell cash az his option. $50 to be paid at
time OF sale II the purchaser does not comply with
the terms within 30 days after the SALE the property
may he resod at his risk and cost All convey ancing
al the cost Of the purchaser.
JAMES G. PAYNE, Trustee
nls-fawZw W. l.. WALL CO., Aucts
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'o'HE PROBLEM THAT WAS EASILY SOLVED
how you always drses sy ish, and having but
Q moderate incomei" "Why. simply because pur.
llth." ~
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RY THOMAS y; wAGGAMAN,

O. By virtue Of a deed of trust from Charles
AGarecorded in Liber 6O2, folio 1874, of the land
records for Washington county, in the District OF
Columbia, will, Oh MONDAY, the 2lst day oi
lie AUCTION, IN front Of the promises the property
described IN said deed to wit Lo. numbered IL, in
Frame Houses
Terms One third cash; the balance in six and
twelve months from day OF SALE and secured by pnr.
chasers notes and deed of trust upon the premises
Convey ancing at purchasers Cost.
J. ID. MCPHERSON. Trustee
m2Je THOS. 4. WAGGAMAN, Auct
~POSTPONED, BY ORDER OF THE TRUs-
te", until MONDAY June 9Th, at 5 O'Clock D. m
d. MCPHERSON, Trustee.
mi-eoSds THOS. 4. WAGGAMAN, Auct.
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by b. II. WARNER, d.
u Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer
No. 1873 7th street, between G and H.

TkUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES-
TATE ON VERMONT AVENUE, BETWEEN
q AND STREE rs NORTHWEST.
~, By virtue Of a deed of trust, dated December
fi:: 10th, lao, and duly recorded in Liber No. 63a
folio IA, ct seq one Of the land records for
Washington county ID. c., will SELL at public auc-
ton, In front Of the premises, on MONDAY, the
goth day of May. A. ID. 1873, At O'Clock D. m, all
that certain piece or parcel of ground situate and
lying IN said city Of Washington, and known and de-
scribed as lot numbered sixteen DOB in Adams and
Coltmans trustees, recorded subdivision of square
numbered three hundred and nine $500, with the
improvements thereon.
Terms made known on day of sale. A deposit Of
$50 will be required AT time Of sale Ifterms Of sale
are NJ complied with IN five days, the Trustee re-
the right to resell the risk and cost of the
defaulting purchaser. All ancing at cost of
purchaser. WIN. B. TODD, JR., Trustee.
m3 eo6ds b. II. WARNER, Auct.