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Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1874-08-01
A Visit to Montreal.

1t was on the second of October,
1886, that Jaques Cartier first set
his foot on the island of Montreal,
ut the Indian town of HOchelaga.
On beholding the beautiful scenery
from the summit of the mountain
the woods, hills, streams and islands
he was struck with such sublimity
that he gave the name Mont Royal,
which it still retains slightly cor
rupted. During the three hundred
and thirty-nine years that have pas
sed since the landing of Cartier the
then Indian village has become a
city of no mean Importance.
Embracing the opportunity at
forded by an excursion from the
States we recently visited Montreal,
and propose, by your leave, Mr.. Ed
itor, to give your readers brief
sketch of what we saw and heard.
We take the train at-nO mat.
ter what station-at $50 p. M, and
are due at Montreal at 1899 P. NJ.
We occupy part of the eight hours
we must spend in the cars by noting
the peculiarities of some OF our fel.
low travellers. Here is young man
at my right, on the opposite side of
the cara. symmetrical fellow, with
straight forehead, nose and chin,
indicative of high culture-one that
has seen something of the world, we
should Judge. In front of us stands
a man of about forty years, who
makes himself very conspicuous, as
he pompously talks with the con-
ductor. He is a large man with tho
vital temperament predominant. He
is filled with self-esteem and has the
elements of the clever sharper
Soon he takes seat by the side of
a mosdest, timid girl and endeavors
to engage her in conversation. She
evidsntly does not wish to make his
acquaintance or talk with him, and
yet he persists in forcing his CON-
pany upon her. The young man
first mentioned finally takes her to
his seat and protects her from fur.
ther annoyance until she reaches
her station. We then form the &C.
quaintance of the young man. lie
tells us that the man from whom he |
rescued the girl endeavored to in
duce her to 60 with him to Montre.
al. We soon make the acquaintance
of another young man who is 60
ing to the same place as ourselves
and for the same purpOse-to see
and learn all we could.
At about p. M, we reached St.
Johns, over a new line from New
port-the South Eastern Railway of
seventy-two mile. Over a part of
this road rides the Inspector, who
after being told by us that we have
no baggage, and then seeing our
valises, is very DESTROYS of looking
into them, only to find few articles
of wearing apparel. A ride of %
miles from st. Johns brought US to
Montreal at 1870 P. NJ, where we
found excellent accommodations at
he American House. The proprie
tor, Mr.. Clark, is New Hampshire
man, and evidently knows how to
run hotel.
Thankful that we have arrived
safely at our journeys end, wo lay
our Wearied head upon the pillow
and soon fall into a sound slumber,
from which we awoke in the morn
ing rested and refreshed, and after
commence our sight-see.
ing, of which more anon. A.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1874-08-01

Every year increases the popu
ty of this valuable Hair Preparat
which is due to merit alone. q
can assure our old patrons that
kept fully up to it's high stand
and it is the only reliable and per
ed preparation for restoring e
OR FADED HAIR to its youthful 9
making it soft, lustrous, and sill
The scalp, by its use, becomes v
and clean. 1t removes all erupt
and dandruff, and, by its tonic p
critics, prevents the hair from fa
out, as it stimulates and nouri
the hair-glands. By its use, tho
grows thicker and stronger.
badness, it restores the Oapil
glands to their normal vigor,
will create a new growth, exceH
extreme old age. 1t is the most
nomical HAIR DREss1Na ever q
as it requires fewer Applicant
and gives the hair q splendid, 81
appearance. A. A. Hayes, n
State Assayer of Massachusetts, 4
"The constituents are pure, and 9
fully selected for excellent quail
and I consider it the BEST PM
RATION for its intended purpose
Sold BY all Drugsists, and Dealers n Atdt
Price One Dollar.
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CASsANDRA MORsE'S ESTATE.
CTATE OF VERMONT.

CTATE OF VERMONT,
= BRADFoRD DISTRICT, SIS.
In Probate Court holden at West Fairlee,
on the 30th day of June A. d. 1874
Edward Morse, administrator of the estate
of Cassandra Morse late of West Fairlee
in said district, deceased, makes .ap-
plication to said Court for license to sell all u
the real estate of said deceased. representing
that said sale is necessary for the payment Of
the debts of said deceased:
Being small Westinghouse and buildings
with about three acres of land near the Cen
tire meeting house in said town.
Whercupon, it is ordered by said Court that
said application come under consideration and
be heard on the LIST day of August A. d. 1874
at the Probate Office in West Fairlec and it
is further ordered, that all persons interested
be notified hereof, by publication of notice of
this application and order thereon, three
weeks successfully in the Bradford Opinion,
printed at Bradford, VT, before said time Of
hearing, that they may appear at said time
and PLACE and if they see cause, object thereto.
BY the Court. Attest,
4. ALVAII BEAN, Register.
true copy of Record.-Attest.
7w3 ALVAH BEAN, Register.
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Dr.J. @. AYER q co., Practical Chsnsissa,
LOWELL, MASS, q. 8. A.
FOR SALE b, ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.

WHY ENIURE THAT COUGH and endange
your life when q timely use of Weeks Magic
Compound will relieve you. 1t always af.
fords relief, aud will when takon in season
cure more ca ses of disease of the throat and
lungs than any remedy known. Cold yields
to its curative power at once. At this season
of the year ne family should be without 1t.
Sold by all druggists. ..... 2smo6
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SUSAN Il. FAIRS ESTATE.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

THE SUBSCRIBERS, having been APP
pointed by TIE Honorable Probat Court for
the District of Bradford Commissioners, to
receive, examine. and adjust all claims and
demands of all persons against the estate OF
Susan G. Farr late of Bradford, in said Dis
trict deceased represented iIsolvent, and tlr
term of six mOnths from the e2nd day of MAJ,
1874, being allowed by ,aid Court %
the creditors of said deceased, to exhibit and
prove their respective claims before us GIVE
notice that we will attend to tic duties of our
at the counting house of Stevens
Il Baglcy in Bradford, in said District, or the
LIST day of November next at o'clock in the
afternoon of sal d day.
Bradford, July |. A. d. 1874. 7w3.
VIII %ihS1 B f E sTEVEss, Commissioners.
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PEABODY MEDICAL IIs1llV|
M A RULEINClF CIR. IlAs

When % thing IL cOun teri cited, IL ita
Gifts excellence and popularity. The I'D
Medical Institute IL u case In point. III
In good faith many years ago, and Il
establishment Of the kind In the couu|
success and sver-increasing popularity
caused tho name Medical Instltutel Il
rated and adopted by u lot Of infamous
empires and pretenders, who have
deavoring to cheat the public by sailin I
. stolen flag Tho founder OF the n
Medical Institute can In no way be
sponsible for this misuse of the mad
reputable and well-knOwn curative esd
lnent and legitimate institution, whit
been from the start specially devoted
treatment Of nervous arrangements d
tections. from whatever cause prOcI
During its existence there have beau|
from its several medical publications
recentlya work on Diseases of the nj
System, which have had world. wide|
lation and popularity. These publij
sufficiently attest the high character
institution under whose patronage the
ical works have been published. Mel
it is gratifying to know that several
impudent charlntans, who have st(
name to cover their nefarious practic,
getting their deserts in the penal instil
of the Commonwealth Boston Herald
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Buckingham's Dy
T0T2 qvHR wHISKERa.

As our Remover in many q
requires too long a time, and
much care, to restore gray or IA
Whiskers, we have prepared
dye, in one preparation; which
quickly and effeotually accomp|
this result. 1t Is easily app4
and produces a color which |
neither rub nor wash off. Sold
all Druggists. Price Fifty Cent
Manufactured by r. P. HALL 1 G
NASHUA, NH.
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48l Broadway, New York. r. O. Box 1867.

CONSTANT EMPLOYMENT
~ At home, Male or Female. $50 q week war
ranted, No capitol required. Particulars and
valua BILE samples sent free. Address. with &C.
return stamp, e. 1t d = =, WILLIAMS
BURGH, N. Y.
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hE n m per day at home. Terms free
hHG MI Address GEO. STINsON l. Co.,
wv WV Portland, Maine.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-28
From Lee, via Campbell,, to Big Creek, III

From Lee, via Campbells, TO Big Creek, in
Tennessee. -
From speights Bridge to Snow Hill.
From Solitude, via SutherlandsC Camp Ground,
to Trade, in Tennessee.
From Manteo to The Lake.
From Vests to Duektown.
From Murphy to Kilpatricks. -
From Franklin, via BuringtoWn and Brtar-
town, to Valleytown.
From Catawba Station to Iron Station.
From Monroe to AustinVille.
From Liiesville, via Littles Mills, to Man
gum.
From GAINESVILLE, via waring, to Washing
ton.
From Monroe to Olive Branch.
From Olive Branch to AustinvilIe.
From Kingston, via Bells Ferry, Johnson's
Mills and Damsons Store, to Swift Creek.
From Newport to Hsrlowe.
From Elk Creek to Carriers Rock.
From Canonville, via Hampton's Cross
Roads, to Sporty.
er's Valley, Hamburg and Cullowhee, to Web
From vaIlsytOwn, via RObblnsvilIe, to Chill
howee.
From Haysville to Shooting Creek
From Laurel Valley to Ducktown.
From Mount Airy to Low Gap.
From Boone to Blowing Rock.
EEOlu DICfaEul Via SAbSGlTAS zap W GlCAOAS
In South Carolina.
From HendersonVille 20 Cedar Mountain.
From Greensboro, via Red Cross, Gray's
Chapel, Cedar Falls, Franklinsville, Columbia
Factory, Marley's Mills. and Ore Hill, to
Egypt.
Carolina.
From Morgantown, via Linvllle, Fauta, Flora
Russ Center, Table Rock, and COllettsvil!e, to
Icsrd Station.
From Pittsboro', via Bynums, Rixby's Store
and Hackney's Store, to Chapel Hill.
From Catawba Station, via Long Island
SherilPs Ford, and Day Pond, to Iron Sta
ton.
From Roaring Gap to Trap Hill.
From HamptOnyille to Yadkinyille.
From Franklin, via Buringtown and Brler
town, to ValleytoWn.
From Franklin via ElliJay, Sugar Fork, Blue
Ridge, and Horse Cave, to Walhalls.
From Jefferson, via Walnut Hill, Balow's
Ford, Helton Manly, to Mouth of Wilson in
Virginia.
From Mooresville, via sprIngville, Presley
Vile, and Mil Hill, to Concord.
From Murphy to Fitzpatrick.
ITO be continued
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-28
PROPOSALS.
TMPROTEMENT Of MOBILE H1RB0R
IL ALABAMA

4 ALABAMA.
UNITED STATES ENGINEER OFFICE,
No. 80 CHURCH STREET, ,
NOZZLE, ALA, Aug. /, 1874.
proposals for dredging 81 go Gu bic yards, more
or less IN Mobile bay, Aa bama, will be received at
this ONCE until noon, Septemberl9, 1874 and opened
Immediately thereafter.
Printed blank forms of proposals and guaranty,
specifications, instructions to bidders, and any de-
sired information can be had appicEt on to this
Office. A. n. DAMRELL,
auH-6t CAPTAIN of Engineers, U, S, A,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-28
DROPOSALS FOR TILING AND FLAG-
L CLING FOR THE TERRACES, AP-
PROACHEs, AND SIDE Walks, DC. OF
THE SOUTHWING OF a He NEW STATE,
WAR. AND NAVY DEPARTMENTS
BUILDING, WASHINGTON, D. c.
OFFICE o. SUPERVISING ARCHITECT,


WAsHINGToN, ID. e., Aug. I2 1874. }
Sealed proposals will Ia received at this office
until 70 m. Of the 81 day g September 1874 for fur
nishng and delivering st the Site OF the new 81 ite
War, and Navy DeparJR~ nts' Building, Washing
ton, D. G., all ths Thing ard Tagging required for
the TerTaces, Approaches, AID Sidewalks, &c, of
tue south Wing Of the Building, Is called for by
the Schedule, and described in the Specifications,
ofiCe.
Builders NUT submit sample of tho material tIev
propose to furnish along with their rid.
Payments Will be made on the livery and accent
ance OF materials deducting 10 per centrum until The
completion Of the contract.
All bids must be accompanied by penal bond Of
two FsspOnsibe persons, in the sum Of ave thou
SAND dolIars, CeA OOo that the bidder will ACCEPT
ana perform the contract, If awarded him, the sur
hceIcy Of the security TO be certified by the United
Stats Judge, Clerk OF the United States Court,
Gildpr resides.
The Department reserves the right to reject any
or al bids II IL be deemed for the interest Of the
Government to do so, and any bid that is not made
on the printed form to be obtained at this ofice,
and does not conform ia every respect 20 the re-
qntrements Of this advertisement, will not be
Sidered, neither will any proposal be received II IN
par les who are not themselves engaged In the thing
and naRginR trade, and who have not the necessary
facilities for furni shing the materials.
Proposals wi be inciosed In 3 seated envelope,
indorsed Bids for Thing and Flagging,n and adj
dressedtO A, Is. MULlETT,
aul4-!st Supervising Architect.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-28
DROPOSALS FOR WROUGHT ANDCAsT
L ITON WORK FOR THE SOUTH WING OF
THE NEW STATE, WAR AND NAVY DE-
PAYMENTS BUILDING, WASHINGTON,
OFFICE OF SUPERVISING ARCHITECT,
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,

t. Z
Seal proposals win be received al this ONCE until
ing, delivering dltinS and putting In place the
wrought and cast iron work, as exhibit, d by the
STsTinSs deseIiSed in the sPeclhcstio1s and called
al tIng' to rooms, &c, and outside iron .fsEce,
may Sc had on .ppicat On & this ONCE anu
All Scafolding required by the contractors to put
the work in place Will be furnished by the Govern
ment free OF charge, but will be erected by the con-
Proposals win be made ey the piece, superficial or
as provided for In the schedule.
The whole Of the wrought snd SaIt.iTo5 5 work
the superintendent aud required by the progress Of
ne building namely; TIE s9rniseI under ne star
three months o@ same S and p Is. rsmsindsi Of
the fence railing must be put W as rapidly as the
masonry work viii permit.
per cent until the gnal completion Of the contract
All bids must be accompanied by penal bond OF
~ fhs SUN n Eve 5nSI
perform the tract II awarded him, the uctency
Of the security TO be certified By the United States
Judge, clerk OF the United States Court. the dis
trct Gttorney Of the district wherein the bidder re-
Eides.
The department reserves the right to reset any
Government to do so, OF to order mOrs or less of
item at the same rate proposed IN the schedule
Every bid must be made on the printed form, to be
obtained At this once and must conform in every
or 1t will not be considered.
Proposals will not be received from parties who
wrought and csst-iron work. and who have not tie
necessary facilities for getting out the work.
indoFssd BID Tor WToGght and cSet:iron '1 W6ft
for the New State, War and Navy Departments
Building" and addressed TO
Gugzj-Ist Supervising Architect.
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PROPOSALS FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES.

DGPoT QUARTERNAsTER's OFFICE
PHILADELPHIA. August II, 1874. !
Sealed proposals, in dup icate, with copy of
at this office until noon, September a. 1874 for fur
nlshtng the United Ststes QuAFteFmAster'S Depart
ment with the following named articles, viz:
p, 900 Campaign Hats.
$500 Helmets.
10 SO Uniform Dress Caps
20,QoForage Caps.
Is, coo Forage Cap Covers.
I,oo) dozen ScEubbing Brushes.
Ali articles will be subjected to gid imposition
and bi iders are Informed that full copliGh. with
Speciheau will be insisted uLon and that no ar.
Gele inferior to the standard Will be accented.
The Government reserves the right to Reject any
Bids are requested for delivery Of the articles at
Philadelphia, Jehersonvlle, and also ct San Fran
For information in detail apply to this once.
Envelopes containing proPo5als 70 be indoFEed
proposals for military suppliss,' and addressed
By order Of the Qusrtsrmaster geqsral..
Assistant Quartermaster General, u. S. A., in
charge. aus-St
IMPROVEMENT OF WASHINGTON AND
Il GEORGETOWN HARBORs, d. c.
U. 3. ENUiNEEE OFFICE,
No. 2i0s Fl STREET,
WAsHTNGToN, D. c., August r. 1874.
Proposals for dredging In washinEtCH and
Georgetown harhors, d. G., will be resolved until
noon OF Friday, August D, isTA I'D opened I'M
BIIaE forms, sps locations e sA9 6s l had on
'pPn gisist to this 0fes' u dy FBEi5r
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-28
AUCTION SALES.
To-Day.
by 5. sAlIsTAG a CO.,
AuctiOleers.

ID Auctioleers.
We will commences to sell FRIDAY, August g, at
10 O'Clock .. M, at the store No. SIS FOur-and-a-
.hai street. betN @ aud d southwest the entire
stock OF Millinery aud Fancy Goods, as follows: .
Ribbons, Flowers, Feathers, BO1nets, Bonnet
SILK Bonnet Velvet, Laces, Hand kerchef, Hosiery,
Slew Gases. Side Cases, Shelving and Counters,
and one Awning.
Terms cash. 8. sAMSTAG & CO.
au2e-td AnetlOueers.
PYW. L. WALL & Co., AuctIOneers,
u New Marble Building,
NOS. 70 ana 800 Pennsylvanla avenue, corner Ninth
street.
PEREMPTORY SALE OF WALNUT CHAMBER
SUITES. WALNUT WARD RqBEs, PARLOR
GASES, WALNUT MARBLE-T0P SIDE
BOARDS, HAT RACK, ETEGEREs, ELE-
APP 9AK EXTIE,ElSstoB T ias EIiGYS A4LLHgt
BUREAUS; HAIR AND sHUGK Mattress
Is; BUFFETS; MARBLE-TOP TABLES;
WIASSyHsTASDS; COTTAGE SETS TUCKER
On FRIDAY MORNING, August ., commence
Ing AZ 70 O'Clock, we will sell, on the first floor
Ot 0uE salesrQom, = hne collection Of Furniture.
iEiesAnI walnut Chamber Suites In full, OF 10
Walnut Chamber Suites Of three pieces consisting
rect from the manufacturer,
~ 81 and ~ White and Check Mating.
slW Iois s-L 81, 81 and - Floor O1cl0th and
Terms cash. W.L.wALL 4 Co
AuBI AuctiOneer5.
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JOB PRINTING.

Plain and Fancy
PLAIN AND FANCY
. PLAIN AND FANCY
PLAIN AND FANCY
JOB PRINTING
JOB PRINTING
JOB PRINTING
JOB PRINTING
JOB PRINTING
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augii-Turhs4dSS' T. ooLD"ELL' Salesman
PY LATIMER & CTEHRY,
TATE, FRONTING ON E STREET. NORTa-

TATE, FRONTING ON E STREET NORTH
By virtue of deed of trust, bearing date on the
81, folio 80, ct seq, Of The land records OF wash
i5gtSs county, D. G. ne IHesIsIEPsd trustee. in
gust, ls44, at O'Clock D. m. ali tloss pieces or
parcels Of ground lying being situate in Il said
city and District, and known and being all Of lot
beginning for tsid part Of lot 10. IS & The nortS
west corner Of said lot aud running thence due east
along the north line Of said lot twenty-four feet
feet three l9 inches, thence west twenty-four ca
feet two O inches 10 the west ue Of lot and thence
north along said west line TO the place or begin
pipE, together with all the appurtensnceS thereto
ferfhS 81 sale: One hth cash, and the balance in
six, twelve, eighteen and twenty-foUr months with
sale, to be secured By deed OF trust on the prem
i9cS A deposit OF s2o Will be required OF the puT
chaser Al the time Of sale. II said terms are
properly will be resod at the risk and expense o,
tbe dsSGullins purchaser. Ali cOnVeyaneing At the
expense OF the pnrchassr
NOBLE d. IAkSER, Trustees.
LATINER & CLEARY,
jy24-dEds AuCtioueerS.
RPTHE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED IN
I'll WEDNESDAY, the 10 h day Of August, 1874,
E sdGBHt4H b. TTHHkNAEhi Trustees.
LATlBIER & CLEARLY,
au--F n, W&ds AuctiOnsers.
RFTuE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER POST
ponrd until SATURDAY, August %, 1874, sane
RICHARp yALLAGH, Tru.,s.,
LATfifER 1 CLEARY,
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DYE. III. WARMER, -
ID Real Estate Broker and AuctioneeF,
Federal Buildings, corner Sew snth aud SIS. N. W.

b Heal Estate broker and AuctIonssr,
Federal Buildings, corner Seventh aud SIS. N. ".
TRUSTEES sAkE OF yEEY, yALUAgLE IN.
ssfE2 GR r. FIHESGg}Fsfi6Gyg Il SSgAAsE NO. @
By virtue ftwo deeds Of trust, dated Aggust %
o6 3 aSd as G9y 5siS 6 sad n 5s
Rsf f;So .;s@ Sf A. T sF:s.
day Of August, 4. b. isil al s9'sioof ). n, Pari
q IN Sn1 aS q Y Ssa;5 "a
s lows; ssgiEninE At point % North Kihsst,
sSqar. M 5O tSsI ne n0sshss'tsn eSrSsE sSi
so3tn q fest thence east 90 lset, and thenSe nerta
5S the Pnfss e
Dwelling hpGsss ghiss viii 3s ssred 'SPsE PARA siS
must be paid on each HOUSE. 81 he Sae the dstTTed
payments to Be made In one and two years, WIa IN
and secured ~ deed edo or deeds q iruI I'd
% ne h ;atIsr1sHo1 o. the 5gSiise ~ !sIs
Otherwise the iraItss reserves me EiEhi @ Tsasl
the property, afier one weeks notice, ~ the risk
and eOst Of the nrst Purchassr. AL cooSeyAnsing
wM,E YARD, Trustee.
J. 7. GOODWILL, Salesman.
LATrMER & CLEHRY, 1uef1oneeFs
ID and Resl EStst: BrokeEi,
''1'D sE1f Once building. '
HuSus. ia il he natter 81 TSomaS ere sn San e
NJ vii E 4s e: q
O'Clock p. m, % FRIpAY, the lth ofseptem6sf
- public auction, that lot % ground known add
sue-dlvision Of original lots l, 2 y, 70 and o. in
Ths terms Of the sale as prescribed BY the decree
ara one fourth cash. and the residue ID three equal
t1Gthnments payable respectively IN three, slX And
nine months rom time OF sac, with intareet % the
rate ofssVea per centum Ger annum. III deferred
payment 20 be secured By desd Of tru1t upon the
VIII asO 8. II At the ohlce Of Register OF Bank
ruPisy on sATURD y, tue Ssh day o. september,
all tie oyen 2ccoults fus tina estate o. sid bank
rLpL. =. b SANDS, Assignee.
LATi&ER 4 CLEARH, =
au2--E3V AUCIioReers.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-28
TRgsTEEs SALE OF 4 DESIRABLE RESI-
EhMrA .ASDna TENTH STREETS WEST, IN

By yIrtt: q decree Of she Supreme Court Of the
Of DScsmoer A. D. lsJs AMI passed In the cause Of
lanes A. stHyeh A9d others, plaintiffs, against
Equity poekst L, viii 9rsr for sale, In mont Oe
WhIhlng q on, District 81 couH9ls, aesignsted and
described as being the wsst half Of lot numbered
thtrty-giX, 49, in Lhs'slbdIvislOn OF square num-
ksrsd lhrsS hdndrsd AID eighty nine, (83s and the
Improvements thereon, consisting OF tWO-story
brick bcuGe. ,
Terms Of sale as PRESCRIBED by decree; One half
cash. 1alan. In SIX aud twelve months, with IN
te' est from day OF sale One hundred Collars down
on Jay o. ala. II the terms are not compiled with
Il re 1gyI from tns sale. the trustes will reserve
tie rGl g Tssss TLe risk and cost Of purchaser.
COnYSysnsiBE a. Purchasers cost.