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MISCELLANEOUS.
Railroad Accident - Several
Passenger Fatally Injured
One Fool Less-General But
ler's Opinion of the Veto
Fifty Thousand Dollars for
the Louisiana Sufferers.

Special dispatch to the Dallas Herald.l
NORWICH, Conn.,, April M.-The
Norwich and Worcester steamboat
train to Boston, ran off the track near
Norwich last night and three cars
were smashed and burned. The bag
gage master was badly hurt and
burned. One passenger was seriously
injured and Others fatally burned. The
accident occurred on the old part of the
line, near Allyn's Point, and it is said
was caused by broken rail.
BOSTON, April 24.-George Mark
land, printer, committed suicide last
night. His wife recently drowned her.
self.
General Butler has been interviewed
on the veto. He said he had not read
the veto, but could not see how Grant
could get around his own act of last
fall in issuing the twenty.six millions
reserve. In fact, he did not UNDER
stand it, unless Grant had gole back
on himself, adding, "well, if the pr 81
dent will deny his own acts, let him
do it."
The fund for the relief of the Louisi-
ana sufferers amounts to fifty thousand
dollars, with continued subscriptions.
PITTsBuRG, April 24.-At an adjourn
ed meeting of the stockholders of the
Allegheny Valley railroad, held
this morning, the following board OF
directors were elected; nelThomas
A. Scott and George Roberts, of Phila-
delphia; John Scott, William M
Lyon, William X. Nimmick, J. p
lyon, B. F. Jones, James Park, jr., and
Hon. Felix Brunot, OF Pittsburg.
John Scott was unanimously elected
president by the new board.
River falling; nine feet ten inches ii
the channel.
MADRID, April 27.-It is reported
that the Carlists have paroled all o
their prisoners.
LONDON, April A.-Prot. John Phil
lips, the English geologist, is dead.
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WASHAN GTON
The New Law in Regard to Un-
stamped Legal Documents.
/ Dispatch to the Dallas Herald.

Special Dispatch to the Dallas Herald.
WASHINGTON, May 24.-rhe senate
proceeded to the consideration of the
bills on the calendar, and the follow
ing were passed;
Senate bill amendatory of an act to
provide on internal revenue to support
the government, to pay interest on the
public debt and for other purposes, APP
proved June 3, 1864. The bill provides
that no legal document or paper re-
quired by law to be stamped which
was made, signed or issued in the
northern states prior to the first of Jan
uary, 1865, shall be deemed or held as
invalid or of no effect by reason of the
failure to impose thereon the required
stamD
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THE case of the state ofTeXas against
the First National bank Of Washing
ton and Others from the supreme court
of the district of Columbia, brought ia
recover certain bonds Of the state
which come into the possession Of the
bank, was decided 10y the United
States supreme court at Washington,
on the DIST, in substance, rs follows;
A note payable TO bearer, through
overdue and dishonored, passes by de-
livery the legal title to the holder, sub
ject to such equities as may be as
serted by reason of its dishonoG any
one dispuiing such title of the hold
er OF such paper, takes the burden
of establishing by sufficient evil
dence the facts necessary to
defend ii. There is no competent
evidence in the ohanoery suit that the
bonds in controversy, which We're is
sued by the United States to the state
of Texas, though over due when they
passed from the treasury Of that state,
were issued by the state and received
by the person to whom they We're de-
livered for any reasonable or Other
unlawful purpose. lIGEI
The absence Of the endorsement OF
the governor of the state on the bonds,
does not raise presumption of such
unlawful purpose. Under the circum-
stances of this case of Texas against
White and Chiles I, Wallace us, and
same against Herndenburg 10, Wallace
6S, and same against Huntington Is,
Wallace 402, are considerei, and their
true result ascertained and applied to
this case.
Decree reversed, with direction to
dismiss the bill.
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having yielded n crop OF over eleven
hundred hogsheads Of sugar during
1878, and the young cane on them
this year gave promise of ayield double
that amount.
Work on Polnte.a-la-Hache will be
resumed at once, there being n guam
tity of lumber and other materials on
the spot ready for use, and the Levee
company has promised their assistance,
A telegram received Tuesday morn
ing by General Thompson, state cngl-
necr, from Bayou Sara, announces u
crevasse ut the mouth of the Fordoche
bayou, said to be four acres wide. In
the same dispatch n rumor Is stated OF
another break below the one above
mentioned. This dispatch was nom
John II, Irvine.
Mr.. John V. Van Pelt of the levee
company, dispatches that there arc
three hundred men at work on the Me-
Cullens crevasse, and that the break
will be closed in a few days. He orders
twelve thousand feet oflumber and tel.
thousand for the upper crevasse.
From Hon. l.. j. Souer we learn
lltIt N Bltut uiSiiN0s ~ VIZ Phi'h W
Avoyelles. From Simmsfort to Mo-
reauville, and from Simmsport to the
mouth of Red river, including all the
bayou de Glaize country, is'aii undeT
water from one to five feet deep. Only
the prairie lands, and that lying toward
Evergreen, have escaped the general
flood which has swept over the parish.
Mr.. Souer reports very large num-
Der of families as having been reduced
to the greatest extremity, and needing
instant relief. Mr.. Souer will to-day,
at his own expense, forward u consid-
cradle shipment of meal, pork, etc,
for their sustenance.
From the captain ofthe steamer Ida,
who arrived Monday night from st.
Martinsville, we learn that the reports
from above are Lot in the least exag-
gerated. Simmsport, Grand river,
Atchatalaya, Bayou Chene and Bayou
Sorrel are overlooked. The Teche
country has not rs yet been affected,
nevertheless the people have taken
every precautionary measure to pre-
vent such disaster,
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The Flood.
New Orleans Times, D.

From the steamer Hensley, arrived
at $3.50, Tuesday morning, we learn
that work at Bellechasse is being
pushed forward, and additional sup
plies are to go down there at once: III
Is expected that the crevasse will be
closed in about week.
AT the Verbois crevasse the work is
being pushed forward with great vigori
and it is expected by Thursday night
1t will be closed.
The damage inflicted on the fine
sugar plantations i'm the vicinity of this
crevasse is already immense, submerg'
ing six of the finest sugar producing
plantations on the lower coast, they
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Good ordinary l5!c;

transactions. Good ordinary, l5!c;
mlddllng, lilo.
Gold II.
Hide market firm and unchanged.
Dry as they run, ls!c; selections 1870
l9lc; wet sailed, sl@9c.
New ORLEANS, April 2i,-Stormy
weather interrupts business. Cotton
dull, Sales 500; last evening POO. Mid
dlinguplands, l7Jc; low middling, lO!c;
good ordinary, l5Bc; ordinary, l3Sc.
Exchange, S9@4Oc; bank, l4c; sight
par Gold III.
New York, April 24,--Gold opened
at l2S and closed at III.
Cotton dull and weak; prices un-
changed.
LIVERPOOL, April 24.--Cotton quiet
and unchanged. Sales 1900 oales.
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TELEG RAPHIC.
SHERMAN.
Assassination OF DR.. White by Pilot
Point DesperadOes--lIe IL Instantly
Killed While Walking on the Street
with u Friend--TWO Negroes Indulge

with n Friend--TWO Negroes Indulge
In u Little Carving.
Special dispatch to the Dallas Herald.l
SHERMAN, Tex, April 24.--Consid-
cradle excitement prevails in our city,
caused by the assassination of DIR,
White, formerly of Pilot Point, at
which place he had some trouble with
several persons, and was compelled to
leave that town. His life had been
threatened several times. A party
from Pilot Point had been in
attendance ut the convention of
Odd Fellows which was held here
yesterday, and 1t was supposed the
foul deed was perpetrated by some per-
sons of this party, and they were all
arrested this morning DR.. White was
walking the street in company with
another gentleman, when the cowardly
fiends stepped up behind them and
fired three shots, producing instant
death.
Wednesday night two negroes had a
slight alteration, in which one drew
knife and inflicted two severe wounds
upon the person of his antagonist, and
at once "lit' out for parts unknown.
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NEW ADVERT lSEMEhTS.
House for. Rent.

A desirable house, centrally located on Main
street,eas OF the Market house, known as the
"Fair Play house," twelve bed rooms, two
sitting rooms, dining room, kitchen and
store room. The house has been thoroughly
and newly papered and painted. For terms
apply to
GEO. w. BAYLOR IL GUERDRY,
Real Estate and Insurance Agents
Office in Randall's block, Elm street. 64d3t
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TELEGRAPHIC MARKETS.

Special dispatch to the Dallas Herald.l
GALVESTON, April 24.--Cotton-N'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-18
DROPOsALS FOR A PASSENGER ELEyA-
1uB FOR TIE SOUTH WING OF TaE
hEN STATE WAR AND NAVY DEPAHf-
hEhTe' BUILDING, WASHI6GTON, O.
CFFICE OF SUPERVISING ARCHITECT,
TREASURY DEPARYNBNr,

$500, m WASH Nc Ioy, ID. G., sept. 7th, 1876 !
aieu ~ ssis Will be received at this Office uG-
=. Z 81 The OH DAY OF OCTOBsR, 1874, for fur.
ELsa ue,IS ing, fitting, and putting in place
faeseI Fl Elevator in the South Wing Il the new
zee, HsT' and Navy Departments Building,
COpiss u the General Specifications, Drawings OF
AZ, and p rms OF Proposals, may be mad On ppli-
cstlCn g. this once.
The sesn ding required By the Contractors 20
Pot the kitva'Or 10 place will be furnished by ths
free Of charge, bat viii be erected by
the CODfTacIo- 8.
TIE EIev atCr must be completed within three
onths ~ m Cate Of scce Of PROPOSAL and the
counselor Sli Re required TO guarantee their work
fuy period Of ~ years,
PaymeUt VII be made on the COMPLETION OF the
work, ten l0l per cent, which Will be retained
until TIE Elevator has been saisfac orily tested for
period Cf SIX months.
AL BIDS z ust be accompanied By a penal bond in
TIE sum o. I'VE Thousand dollars, e to4b that the
bidder VIII accept aud perform the contract If
certified ~ the United Ststes Judge, CLERK OF the
tuitSd States Court, the District Attorney Of she
district wherein he resides
Ihe Department reserves the right reject any or
al blas i t BE deemed for the interest Of the Gov
vTnme1f 20 DO 50.
livery bid must be made on the printed form to be
obtained ~ this Office, and mUst nfOTm ia every
Il Il will not b Considered.
Pr T0sais y Ill not be received from parties who
are not themselves engaged in the manufacture of
eystors, ana who have not the necessary facilities
Tor getting ont the work.
Proposals " III be enclosed in a sealed envelope
Wig q the New Stste, War, aud Navy Depart
nsnis Building and addressed 70
A. 3. MULLEfT,
sep82H Supervising Architect.
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M Ar RIEn

CRYER-DEITZ. In this city, on the uth fpst y.
bl The Rev Alexander Cromwell, he. HEARY J.
1Ehkh, 4 Georgetown, ID. O., and Miss ANGELO
DkI1Z, Of Albany, n. Y.
BEIHDEE-mfLEs. On Monday, September
~, lsls, BY the key john {. Smith, Mt yOHN p.
HElNDlE, Of Harrisburg, Pa. TO Hiss JENNIE
n. MILES, Of Washington, ID, @. IPAiladelDht
end Baltimore papers please cory
H0emER-FORSTER- On the ITth instant, Al
the residence Of the bride parents, s3e New YorE
ayenue. b. the Bev. Dr.. Chester, PRESCOTT N.
BOEMER. Of Concord, Mass, 70 MAHY n ,dargh-
ter OF John Il. Forster, esQ ., Of this city.
STARFOBD-HAHILTON At the Mefropofi-
tan Pnesby terrain church, 81 ptember 18th, by the
bey. Mr. Srsef. Of The Beformeo Lutheran church.
WILMrhM. sTAkFORD snc Miss ELIZABETH
HAMILTON both OF this city. No cards
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by B. Il. WARNER,
~ Real Estate Broker and A1etioneer,
TRQsTEEs SALE VALUABLE IRACT OF
RRTTsTsfGT pr C0SLhMBIA, AT GSf9s'
T3Saf sh1 fSGHTT aND
IMPROVEMENTS.
p!1st Of q 3 she
sssiCs, .ob sO sSSa IF james T. Barbour g al
bidder on the s0ih da7 ' ef
s hs Gs III he
tle interest claim and estate of the parties 20 this
cause N and to o. thst certain piece or parcel and
un1ontown, beginning for the said piece, parcel or
tract Of land at the southeast corner formed By the
Intersection of Pierce street and Jefferson street,
laid down upon the revised plat Of said
running thence along the south side of Jefferson
street south seventyfiy and a half degrees, east
five hundred aud thirty -four feet, to 8 Hos west
err af os Thence at rg5; aTges south and
feet, more or less to the dysion line between said
TnrShtowP properly ind the ProReTy Of George
quarters Of degree for variation of ompassj Gig
hundred and eighty feet; thence south seventy
and half degrees, east two hundred and three feet
to the center Of said Pierce street thence north
nifty feet to point In line with the southern line
0l 10y ~; on ssd unsontown plat; thence south
The east side of said Percs street and thence north
fourteen AID hall degrees, sast one hundred and
ZINE and quarter acres of iand, more or less to.
getber with the buildings and sppurtenabces, COR
sisting OF large Dwelling house and outhuuses.
Terms Ct sale: 0nethiid ~ cash residue ia thr
eqrel payments, in 6, IL, and Is months, de
FFed pay ments to bear interest at eight per cent
per annuD, until paid, from day of sale, and to be
secured by the promissory notes Of the ohaser
purchasers, ndorsed tC the satisfaction of trls
Zee, and 70 be lien on the property sold. No dsed
EiveI until the whole purchase money ard interest
shali have been paid. s2nO will be required when
tie property is sold. or within twenty four hours
afer sale The residue II cash payments to be made
within ten days from the day OF sale, otherwise the
Of the defsultng put chaser purchasers. All con-
veysnctng at the cost Of the purchaser or purcha-
VIM. J. MILLER, TFusree
feTH-d668 e III. WARNER, AuCt
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Don't tell the little one vho rIar A.. .-l.,.,-
nl,iei: snst The back nsa ~ln cone out 81
the osrk cellar and CARY a or Il u does uos
mind. Don't crea'e \ needless fear "a 80 -
TIE child through = the stage 81 IL cx's,e,,.
pent ,eii me LITTLE tse year old Jimmy s'the
BIS t6eth"-''tie him ut"-or any OF ne bo-rf
bic stories that are commonly presc I tef 10 ~.
childish imagination. Tank you the iitiie ous
wi believe anything yor tell BIN after b. he
comes acquainted wIth the gentle teacher va
hss not the lest idea OF putting those terrible
threats into execution
Don't tell the children they must not drink
tea because IL viii make them black, while YOU
continue the use Of u daily. Your example "a
mere 20 them than precept, and while your face
Il - fair as June morning they will scarcely
credit The or told tale. Ether give IN drink
ing the pleasant beyeTidge or give your children
better neAson for itS non use.
ron tell them they must not eat sugar OF
sseetueAtsi because 10 vii rot their teeth.
Pure sugar does nor cause the teeth 10 deeay.
ana sugar with fruits s. nutritious ant besif,I =
notwithstanding the .'old saw" 70 the contrary'
The case OF CITY children l. ofteD cItegs =,
cause OF their pale faces aud sliebt ,tio
being an over amount o. sweetmsats Wis N air
diet, when tie actual cause Il want OF pure All
ard proper exercise.
Don't tell the SICK one that the medicine IL no,
bad 20 take, when you can hardly keep your
own stomach from turning inside out" ~ the
smell e it. Better by far ten him the siraple
truth, that a. ~ diss -reesOle, but necessary Tor
he health, that YOU desire him % take 81 ~ Orce
Ten e. one he will swallow 10 with hair the
uonhle OF coaNing sta worry OF woris, and love
you better Tor your hrm decided manner.
Don't teach the children BY eNamDle % tell
white lies 20 each other and 10 Their neighhors.
Guard iEs and birdie your tongue u yOn desire
10 have the coming generation uutafaL Truth
tulness isone OF the foundation stones OF Heaven
he mem Ter the old, cid Book save, ssuo Nar'
shall enter within toe gates OF the beSuufuI
city. There l. no distinction between white les
uutruth whether the matter be great OF snail
6Uroi AeC Yorker.
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DI IL ID

FINK. On the morning Of the 1871, CORA MAY
IN liant daughter " J. J and Rachael ". Fink, aged
nc nths and days.
Funeral from the residence Of the parents, corner
18th ard streets to morrow Saturday after1oOn
81 O'Clock. Relatives and TRENDS are invited 20
attend.
WHITE. September nth, at II O'Clock 9 m. |,
MARY WHITE, tlder dAus her Of y. l.. and Emma
n. White, IN the Sd year Of Ger age.
Funeral or Saturday, September 18Th, ~ O'Clock
D M, from No. 81 A street northeast. fsfends Of
the family are invited 20 atfend.
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The Montpelier Female Humane Association
Chartered ey the Legislature Of Virginia and toe
U1Tcuit court OF Orange county, proposes, by a
series O. Grsbd eift Gonesrts,t TO establish and
COW Home for the Old, Infirm, and Destitute
Ladies of Virginia at Montpelier, the former resi-
dence q President James Msdison.
Inc Assoc atIsn Is under the control of eight
trustees Blk OF whom are elected biennialIy by the
sfocEhoIders aid two appointed BIZ the Governor Of
Remittances for tickets may be made by expires
prepaid, post-office money order on Washington
ID. o., or By registered letter, addressed to
Hon. JAMES BARBOUR,
Prest nj. I. s. A., Alexandria, Va.
References, by permission. His ExceIiency, Jas
l. keuper, Governor of Va; His Excellency, Gil.
bert O. w slker, Ex- Governor Of Va; Hon, Robert
Il. Wlthers, Lieut.. Governor of Va. and u. s Sen.
ator elect; Hon. Robert W, Hughes, Judge Eastern
District of Vs.; senators and Members Of Congress
rem Virginia.
For full particulars, testimonials, &C., send for
circular.
Address Hon. JANIS BARBOUR
Prest N. n, II. A., Alexandria, Va
Reisbie Agents wanted everywhere, su6-eoly
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MARRIED At Cold Spring, L. T., Sunday, Sept
Is, Rev. ID. NoRel, aged siNty-hye years, 20 MTs.
Jackson, OF Oyster Bay, aged eighty three
years lsaid 20 be worth 800 900. Each party
has now been married three times. The happy
couple started on their wedding tour this morn
ing, arriving by the steamer u. Il. Martin. No
cradle needed.
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UY z, J. SWEPT,
ID Real Estate Broker aud Auctioneer,
No. 511 7th street northwest
UsTEEs sALEOF GROUND IN soUARE
10 llll. RII&G NEAR THH NEW La m.

TkUbIEES SALE OF GROUND IN SQUARE
No. I'LL, BEING NEAR THE NEW JAIL
IN BY virtue Of a decd Of trust, dsted January
UTF9 Is recorded in Liber t6l folio S42, one Of
>A~the land records for WashL gton county, ID. @ 4,
and ct the Written request Of the party secured
thereby will sell az public auction IN front OF the
PR mises, on WEDHEsDAI, Septe1 Der 80, A. ID.
1874 81 O'Clock .. m al Of original lots numb
three (Sl and four (4l, in square numbered eleven
hundred and eleven (Illll.
Terms: $50 aud expenses Of sale in cash; balance
In yesr with interest at six Per cent Fifty doll
lars at time Of sale. J tile perfect.
MARTIN Nj. ROHRER, Tr1ttsa.
septT-td n. J. SWEET, Auction err
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sSThe Rev. DIR. West, lately Of DanvilIe,
ny, AYERS that the Rev. Dr. Swing, of Chicago,
If "simply a psntheistic Arian OF the Eufv-
chan type, mOnOphysite. a mOnothelite, aud
does not preach the ApaDgssmal Brilliance of
Godhead's glory, but is q Macedonian"
f1-"High bold, and ilaring," is what they say
OF the lew bonnet.
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CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
AND uNIMPhoYED REAL ESTATE ON
@AsaisaT6s, BisTR1d a Of uH6 So GtHf "a
- BY virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of
- cause BE, S,s0l, Of Louis Z schRsider az AUST
sarah Turtos ct al, the undersigned, as tr1 stees
hesf Gbs ,dssi w o I 81 sYeS sgSa . - the
September, CONNIE ncing at . o'clock 0. IN , on 1 ne
premises the hereinafter described real estate to
lot numbered Il, in square numbered seventy nine
(79) (mace by the trustees il the caussD with the
in pToyements thereO2, consisting of q large brick
dwelling confainlUg about IS rooms.
Immediately after che above sale will cell lot % in
said subdivision of laid lot a. io said square seventy
nine, ~ aud imprOs ee uts esch OF said ots 81
IS belIt 70 teet ~ inches Oh ii street, by Us feet
fWmedi stey after the above sale win sell lot let
tered in william p kliott's subdivision Of ori-
glnsl Let 10, IN said square 49, and thu
there's u, CT insisting u II large dwelling b JUse.
And Immediately after the above sale will sell Lot
lettrrco B. III laid subdivision of said lot 49, ia said
Il large dwelling house; said lots sud peiDg Il
feet esch. by II feet IN d. 9th.
Terms q sale: One-third purchase money cash,
AID balance Of purchase money payable il six to-
snd twelve (l2D months from day of sale, with in
tereEt at eight per cent annum until paid; the
notes Of the purchaser or purchasers, with surety
sureties, 20 be approved By tbs trustees or the
whole Of the pdrcbsse money can be paid cash on
CONT. lien will be retained the property
sold, and no deed will be given until ali the pur
chase money shall have been paid, All convex
ancinG at cost OF the purchaser purchasers. If
purchaser fails to comply with terms OF sale within
ten days after day # sale she Trustee reserve the
right to resell the property sold az she cost and isk
Of the defaultiDg purchaser or purchasers. A de-
posit OF $50 will be required each piece Of prop
WM J.MiLLER' Trustees.
sepH-d6ds LATIMEB CLEARLY. Aucts.
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DY THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioueer
W % Louisiana avenue, two DOOR east of 9TH It
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE ON STREET NORTH, BE-
TWEEN 9T8 AND 10TH STREETS WEST

hkbL EsIAl cN 6ThEET hOkTh, BE-
TWEEN 9T8 AND 10TH STREETS WEST.
- By virtue Of deed of trust to the under
Is signed, dsted November %, 1873, and duly re-
corded in Liber No 1872 folio l47 zone of the land
records for Washington county in the District of
Columbia, and at the request of the party secured
thereby, will sell at public auction, in front Of
the premises. on TH thursday. the list day Of Octo-
oer 1874, st O'Clock all that parcel of land sit
Columbia, known and described upon the plat and
plan Of said city as and being ell Of lot numbered
nfteen tl5J In square numbered three hundred AMI
Ss9edyy ss9eg the part
wnh depth Of sixty (69) feet, the portion of said
ot 10 be sold being contained within the following
description, TO wit: Beginning at the northwest
ming thence east on street. fortyone IL feet and
ope inch; thence south parallel with the east add
west lines Of said lot sixty t60) feet; thence east
south with said cast lire ninety 1927 feet to the
southeast corner of said lot; thence with the
south line forty six 46) feet aud inch TO the
southwest corner Of said lot thence nerth with the
foot alley; thence west with said alley fifteen (l5l
feet to the southwest corner Of the front part Of said
lot; and thence norherly with the west line of said
front Part OF said lot one hundred and sixteen (tl6l
feet TO the place of be together with all and
singular the improvements, ways, easements, and
appurtensnces 10 the same belonging or sppertsin-
Terms CT SALE as prescribed by said deed Of trnst:
The amount secured thereby, unpaid, IS GS0 As,
and ex Eense of sale in cs-h and the balance at
90 twelve, (l2 aud eighteen (l5) months for notes
by DEED Of trust on the property sold. a deposit
# S29 will be required at The time of sale. All
ccnveyaI cling at the cost OF the purchaser. If the
terms of sale are not complied with within seven
days from the date of sale, then property 70 be
resold at the risk and cost of the dafaulting pur
chaser, spd the said deposit shall be forfeited.
R Hen in' T. fH rtkhLLLLMs.paE. Trustees.
serH-td THOMAS DOWNING, Auct.