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One Hundred Acres.

Seventy acres Of which is cleared land and we'll
set in grass; the balance timber land. One good
log dwelling. and the outbuildings are in COED
repair; fencing good; an orchard Of 80 bearing
apple trees on the farm, and variety of other
fruit trees sd .5v sssi ~ ss, Il; ,s-,e-..s,as.,.
This farm is within two miles of the Roma.
Catholic Church on Wills Creek. - .
For terms address = . 70
ALFRED BROTHERS, 2
dec22, '74lm. Summerfeld, Nobls Co., q. o
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baltimore.
PhllndelDhia.

Dec. 1S.-Flour firm. Wheat l 15a1
81; Corn SOaS4c Oats 65a67c; Rye dull
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Ntb 90bertistllents,
Public Sale.

WILL offer at public sale, on my farm on
i Moose Ridge, on
Friday, January 1, 1875.
Horses, cattle, csno mill, wind mill, and farms-
ing implements. - Esesfs-
TERMs-Eine months crediton all sums over
FIVE dollars. JACOB MOOSE.
dec22, '14tl.
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Farm for Sale.

fTNHE undersigned offers for sale Bis farm %
j. Wills Creek, miles east Of SummerAeld,
on the road leading to Lswisvills Monroe coun<
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There are more convicts in the Peni
Tertiary now than ever before.
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EErhs President aid King kALA-
xAtA have heen introduced. They both
took sugar "in theirn."
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ring HIS letter, Drlel as IL Is, shows
quite plainly that Mr.. VAN YoRHEs' in
terests are entirely in his keeping. He
states as unqualihedly as theaghhe were
the sole guardian Of our (or his) Con
gressman, that ''not one cent was receiv-
ed from outside Of Athens County to as
sist Mr.. VAN Worries" Now how should
he know all this Is it agreed all around
that every dollar Of electioreerins mon,
ey must pass through, or rather into, his
handsp If not, how can he speak so
positively
But Mr.. KEssINaER appears to be one
of those swift witnesses who prove too
much. He says the money "will still be
thankfully received, as it is not too late
to do good" 1t. is doubtless an acci
dent, but an unlucky one, that Mr.. K
uses language that is SO suggestive o'
OAKEs AMEs in the Credit Mobilier bust.
ness, when he said he put the stock
"where it would do the most good"
! But why is this guardian Of Mr.. VAN
Worries still willing to "thankfully re-
ceive" that money! What equivalent
does ho expect his ward to render fo
it? He cannot expect any one to fur
nish it through partisan zeal,as Dir. Vas
VoRuEs' election is already secure. l
must "do good" in some other direction
Here again We are left to conjecture ;au'
the most rational conjectures, ,all the sur
rnundings being considered,are not like
( !y to reflect great credit on the partie
10 the transaction.
. In conclusion, we hope the none,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-10-19
DIED o. 4 BRoKEN HEARr.

A young English woman, only twenty-five
years Of age, named Mary Harris, died on the
platform of railway station, near London, on
September 81, literally from broken heart
In June, 1873, her husband ran away from her,
and since that time had not given anything
toward her support or that of his two children.
Amer long search for him she found out last
August that he was working in Sheffield,
where he was earning good wages. She made
up her mind to 90 TO him, but being without
the money to pay the fares Of herself and chill
dren, went down to Kent IN the hope of earn
ing enough money as a hop-pieker. She re-
manned there three weeks, and eontrixed to
save eighteen shillings, and started for London
She had been Ill for several days previously,
and said her heart was aching and breaking
Upon reaching the Bricklayers' Arms station
she rose from her seat and attempted to get
out Of the carriage, but fell forward into the
arms of her mother, who was with her, sayings
Mother, dear, lead me somewhere; want -
lie down. Bring Sarah and Joe to me; am
dying" She was placed upon the platform,
but died in the course of q minute or two, be-
fore ANYTHING could be done for her.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-10-19
FRUIT oULTURE nv FLoRIUa,

But very little capital is needed for the start
ing Of a grove, and the rewards Of successful
one are very great. Oranges sell at from SIS
to SOS per thousand IN Jacksonville, and are
readily transportable to any Of the Atlantic
seaports. When the necessary dredging and
building Of canals has been accomplished, 50
that the Indian river may have an outlet via
the 81. Johns, the North viii be supplied with
oranges Of more delicate texture than any Il
has vet seen, and the number of groves along
the river viii be legion.
The fitness of Florida for the growth of tropi-
cal and semi-tropical fruits is astonishing. Not
only do the orange, the lemon, the lime and
the citron flourish there, but the peach, the
grape, the fig, the pomegranate, the plum, all
varieties of berries, the olive, the banana and
the pineapple, grow luxuriantly. Black
Hamburg and white Museat grapes fruit finely
in the open air; the Concord and the SeupDer-
nong are grown in vast quantities. The guaVa,
the tamarind, the wonderful alli9ator-pear,
the plantain, the cocoanut and the date, the
almond and the pecan, luxuriate in, Southern
Florida. We have within our boundaries q
tropic land, rich and strange, which will in
future years be inhabited all winter long by
thousands of families, and where beautiful
towns, and perhaps cities, viii spring up
Edacdrd King, in Seribner's for November.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-10-19
agatiouaI @Epnblifaa.
EILLAeE NUNa
MONAsTIC EXCITEMENT IN THE EAST
EXTRAORDINAR RFSTTT .TG

MONASllC EACIIEMENT IN THE EAST
EXTRAORDINARY RESULTS.
] Although occasionally In Great Britain
( young ladies who are uncomfortable At home
( or who find the pleasures Of life are more tlar
nsutralized BY its duties, BECOME Roman Cssh-
olies and then immune themselves In conyents-
yet their Disappearance from the world e.
cites but little sensation outside Of their own.
domestic circle. If, however, an the Young
ladies nc England ''took the TefI5 q. p,asa. II
is probable that society would SSse Has one
man. and psotest against the proceedinr.
Such catastrophe has laeely occurred At !.
Roumanian village, BellinAy near Glurgeyo,
where nos long ago certain Catholic priests
came in fer some hard usage from tie inhab-
itants- The priests, however, h spitcOf per
seeuiion, not only eostinued preaching, but
preached In such persuasive manner hat the
hearts Of allthe young ladies Of Bellina BE-
cane filed Wilh DiCus- enthusiasm More and
more eloquent became tbs priests, and more
enthusiastic bseame their fair audiences uutn
a religious epidemic set n with the results
wbssh, as reported By the ToWnG, are posi-
lively frightful.
A seighboriDg eonTeSWaS suddenly invaded
By host of vil1Sge maidsns,. who insisted, not-
Eithstanding the energetic oPPositioDOf tlIsfr
fathers, brothers, 1nclesS cousins and adHfreus
In assuming thesVeh. The majority OF thS
manageable girlSOf BeIlina thus disappeared
within the convent walls. The religious party
were ezaltant, while the unFegenerate portion
OF the e0lnmunity were desperate. In an evil
moment the priests unanimously determined to
send the young noyiees to bucharest, and dis
srlDate tAem among she conyents of that city.
ms was TOO much fox the youths Of BeIlina 10.
endure. Headed by the exaspsFated and be-
reaged relatives of the noviees,.the whole pou--
ulation Of the village have, by latest accounts.
risen to oppose by force departure which, ac-
cordiDg to the lorna, twill close the door to
hope and lead to the ultimate depopulation OF
Bellina. Pal Hal Gazette.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-10-19
LANP-LBeRTIBG EXTRAOFDIEARY.

LAHP-LbGHTLNG EXTRAOEDIEARY
The MaDehester papers have the following
"Some eBgiReers in Baden have just eontrived
an ingenious piece Of mechanism, which has
already been adopted in some of the public
buildings and streets of Heidelberg. The OBJ
jet is to provide for the simultaneous light
ing Of the gaslights Of the town. This has
been done both in Paris and with US in the
Albert hall By the use of an electric wire, but
the German engineers have invented a method
more simple and durable. Their apparatus
can be affixed equally to all gas-jets, and it is
made to act, not by any special mechanism,
but simply By the increased pressure Of the
gas which is always laid on from the gasOm-
eter when the lamps should be lighted. The
one act of turning on the gas at the main ig
mites 1t at all the burners fitted with the new
apparatus. In achieving this result the de-
signers did not really obtain any very, practi-
cal advantage over the method Of ignition By
electricity. But they pushed the invention
still further, and have provided that when the
pressure is diminished at the main, the gas
can either be totally extinguishsd or let down
to thread. It is chiefly in the lighting of the
streets Of q town that the invention viii be Of
practical use. Directly the gas is turned on
the whole city VIII be simultaneously ilIumin-
ated, and when in the early morning the
pressure is reduced the light may be totally
extinguished or gradually diminished.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-10-19
DYLArIMERACLEAnr

II Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
SoutnWestcorner ofPennsylvanla avenue and EieY
enth 1treet, Star Once Building.
SALE OF SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD, FURNI-
TUBE. NOFORTE. ELEGANT FRENCH
RLATEPlEk MIRRORS, SUPERIOR PLATED
MAkE, VELVET CARPETS, FRENCH
On THURSDAY MORNING, October y, 1874.
declining housekeeping, No. 81 Connectlcnt
avenue. between II and I streets northW west, we
shall sell the following goods:
One Rosewood Case Piano. Forte,
Two elegant french-Plate Pier Mirrors,
Rosewood and Walnut Parlor Suites, upholstered
Rosewood and Walnut Reception Chairs, finely up
ALArSie-top tables, set Tea Poys,
walnut MArhle-base Etegere, Whatnots,
Ornaments, Paintings and Engr1vinRs,
Velvet, Brussels, Three-pty and Ingram Carpets,
Fine Brussels Stair Carpets, stair Rods.
Fine Chamber Furniture, fine Hair Mattresses,
Pillows and BolsterB,
Extension Dining Table, Dining Chairs,
MarDle-top Sideboard,
Elegant Centre Piece, with Epergue.
French China DinnerSerYice, green and gold,
superb Silver-plated Tea Service.
Heavily Plated Salver, Plated Urns RndCAstOrs,
French China Dessert and Tea Service,
Plated Cake Basket, Ivory handle Knives and
White China Service, Glass Ware
Heating Stoves, Kitchen Requisites,
Together with a general assortment Of fine goods
not necessary to mention
Terms cash. EATtMER a CLEARH.
Oci7-dGdS AuctfOneer9.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-10-19
AUCTION SALES.
Future Da9s.
RY JOSEPH =. KELLEY,
y oar, Real " Est &c AEs1t And Aeesis

IL - ~ "a
once, No. ~ 2lsissh ssreeS northwest.
GUARDIAN SALE on VALUABLE rJSIar-
PROVED REAL ESTATE on I sTREFT
BETWEEN ElGATEENTH MD NINE
TEENTH STREETS NORTHW E5lt Ar1JOIN-
ING THE REs1DDNCE OF MARSHAL
BROWN. AT AUCT1QN
District Of Columbia holding Court Of Probote
business, ratified By decree In equity - said sn-
preme Court. on the 6th dap OF October t7i. equity
$50, IN re. on the petition OF the underslgnet
guardian Of Mary o. McSherry and James o.
McSherry, VIII offer for sale at public auction
Of October, A. d. ls7i at O'Clock D. m, in mont
Of the premises, all the right, title, interest and
estate Of the said mtnOrs-the caIne being undl-
vided two thrdg-in Ahd to the following described
Washington, District Of COLUMBIA, the sane being
the west part aboriginal lot numbered two C1) In
square Numbered one hundred nd six, (I06 psald
part OF said lot having fro1t 0fthirty (S) feet
street, and running back severity (7J) feet, the
depth Of the lot to an alley. And a the same time
city VII be sold, giving the purchaser the Whole
Terms Of sale: One third ofthe purchase monsr
70 be paid in cash. and the residue In tEO equal
and for which the purchaser to give
his promissory notes, bearing interest rom day Of
sale, the purchaser TO receive deed aud execute
deed OF trust TO secure said notes. Adevosit or 500
required Immediately after the property Is sold.
Conyeyaneing At cost OF the purchaser. And II the
purch aser fatls tOcomply with the terms OF sale
within seven days after day OF sale the sid prop
erty may eresOid at the risk and cost OF the de-
faulting purchaser By giving ten o) dayH OF
papeF. published IN said city,
JAMES MCSHERRY, Guardian.
ocl4-d JOS. F. KELLEY, Auctluneer.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-10-19
GoTERNMENT SALE.

GOVERNMENT SALE.
NAVY DEPARTMENT., Z p
WASHINGTON. October 10, 1874.
The Navy Department will offer for sale at public
auction At the Naval station, New London, Con-
necticut, on MONDAY. thu eth day Of November,
Dock. now at that station.
This Dry Dock consists OF i've sections, each hav-
ing main tank - feet long, b feet WIDE and 10 feet
inches deep. and two end doats, each % feet 10
inches long Il feet wide, and feet inches deep,
with the necessary machinery.
The Dock Is calculated to receive vessel % feet
long 5feet beam, l6 dram OF water, and off, go
The Dock and the inventory Of articles to be sold
with L can be examined at any time before the
day Of sale on application to the COmmandant OF
the station.
twenty per centum OF the whole amount OF the
purchase money must be deposited AZ the time or
sale. the balance within ten days from the date
Of confirmation OF sale by the Department. and
the Dock purchased must be removed nom the
station within two weeks from the date Of such con
II not confirmed the money deposited viii be re-
turned.
the Dock from sale at any time and 20 EsJeeL Auy
bid or offer which may be considered lliaaelu-te.
OcIS
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-10-19
DYB. HI. wARNER,
- Real Estate Broker and h1s as
TRUsTEEs' SALE on A THREE-sTORY.B RICK
JERSEY AVENUE, BETWEEN NORTH CAR
OLINA AVENUE AND ID STREET SOUTH

TRUSTEES SALE OF A THREE-sT0RYB BRICK
DWELLING ON THE EAST SIDE OF NEW
JERSEY AVENUE, BETWEEN NORTH CAR
OLINA AVENUE AND d STREET SOUTH
BY virtue OF a deed Of trust dated January y. A.
ID. 1872, and duly recorded In Lber O. o. iolo IS
one OF the Land Records for Washington county,
in the District Of Columbia. we VIII sell q public
auction. in mont Of the premises, on MONDAYs
November 1874 AZ $50 O'Clock P. m. the follow
ing-described real estate, situate In the city OF
Washington, d. C.. 70 wit: All that certain piece
or parcel OF ground. descrbedas lot r In @. stotts
recorded Subdivision. OF original lot one, q, In
square six hundred and ninety-fonr, (e9l.l said
surveyor OF the District or Columbia. In Liber Q
II B, folio 80, and being comprisei within the
following netes and bounds Commencing for the
Fame at point in the east line Of New Jersey ave-
nue. tWenty-fo t3D feet, seven Cd inches. in
Yorfhuegtcrly direction. from the southwest cor
ner OF said square and from orIh Carolina avenue;
thence easfeFly forty-elght ( feet nine 90 inches
fhlnce northcriy, along an alley, seventeen and
thirteen one hundrcdths (l7. l3( feet. thence in
westerly direction any fof feet, seven aud one half
sey Avenue seventeen 10 feet a. the place Of be-
rinnin 2, together with the improvements ~ above
Tern 4i.tln, with Interest a. ten per cent from
Januar ~ tl 70 uHy Of sale. and Xncnse OF sale,
In cash. 2uu the balance At six and twelve months
for which the notes of the purchaser bearing III
OF trusl en- inc property sold, VII be takeq a de-
poat or 800 VIII Be required Of she purchaser ~
the time OF sale. and All cQuveyanolnE at the ex-
nense or the purchaser. II terms Of sale are nos
complied with IN seven days nom dsy o. sale the
trustees reserve the right 50 resell ne property a.
DSWf5'f o. PKTrFRs0N. lr-.st.,r
IHnUMW b. UUTNLL.
ocl'-Iat1s ldl ,. 2. t0LDh Eli 1alelnlAn.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-10-19
pYJ. II. wORMLEY,
ID Real Estate Broker and Auotioneer,


l5lls Pennsylvania avenue.
TRUSTEES SALE 6F VALUABLE PROP
ERTY. IMPROVED WITH A THREE-STORY
BRICK HOUSE, ON FIFTH STREET EAST,
BhTWEEN A AND STREETS SOUTH, AT
BY virtue Of deed OF trust TO Daniel L. Eaton
and myself, daIed March y, a. d. 1871, and duly
recorded in Liber No. ~. folio 81, one OF the land
records for Washington county, District OF GOlum-
bia. and at the request OF the party thereby Sc
cured, !, as the surviving trustee. will sell. in
front OF the premis IS, on 5ATURD Az, October
"a liza at 4:s0p. m, the following described real
wit: All that parcel OF land lying and being in the
city OF Washington. ID. c., and being all that part
oflot numbered thirteen, Q3,) In square numbered
eight hundT ed and eighteen tSiS contained within
the following metes and bounds; Beginning for the
same a point seventeen and one half (l15s) feet
from the southeast corner Of lot No. Is. and
thence running north seventeen and one half (lT3s)
south seventeen and one half QTsD feet; Rad
thence east to the place OF beginning.
Terms: Eight hundred dollars. with Interest y
ten per cent. per annnm from January - 1871. and
expense OF sale in cash: balance at six and twelve
months, for which the notes OF the purchaser,
bearing interest from the day or sale, and secured
bya deed Of trust on the properly sold, must be
required OF the purchaser at the time OF sale. All
cOnveyaneing at the expense Of purchaser; II
terms OF sale are not complied with IN seven days
AFTER sale the trustee reserves t4e right 70 resell
the property. the risk and Of the defaulting
purchaser, after five days nOtice In some one or
more neMspapers published in Washington, ID. Q.
GEORGE ". sTIC GHEf,
j. 4. W0RMLEI,
oc14-d&ds Auctioneer.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-10-19
Dr EDWIN SWEET,

No. Sil Seventh street, opposite U. 5. Post once.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A NEAT SUBURBAN
RESIDENCE ON PARK STREET 1T MOUNT
PLEASANT, ID. O., CONVENIENT To THE
FOURTEENTH STREET ROAD, AT AUG
BY virtue Of deed Of trust to us, dated June %,
A. b. 1873, duly recorded in Liber No. rs, folio 2o5
one Of the land records for the District OF Column
ba. and at the request Of the party secured there
by, will sell At public auction, In front OF the
premises, on TUESDAY. October q, 1874, at 4
O'Clock ID. IN, the following described real estate,
situate In the county Of Washington, ID. O., TO
wit; AL that piece or parcel OF ground known and
described as Lot numbered two e, In section four
al In 8. p. Browns recorded subdivision OF
Mount Pleasant, together with the improvements
above.
Terms: s1.5oo, with interest At ten per cent. per
annum from June %, 1s7s, and expense OF sale In
cssh, and the balance In six and twelve months,
with interest from day OF secured by deed OF
trust on the property sold. deposit OF ei0O viii
be required AZ the time Of sale, and all conveyance
ing at the expense OF the purcs aser n the terms
OF sale are not complied with In seven days from
the day OF sac, the trustees reserve the right TO
resell the property at tie risk and cost Of the de-
faulting purchaser, after I'VE days advertisement.
BRAiHAkD H. w,A1RE6R lrrustees.
oct14-WFM&ds E. J. SWEET, Auct.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-10-19
lso tons Sot 4hS s AaasBofi. M [R;sryland
PROPOSALS FOR PLATE GLASS RE-
Il QUIRED FOR THE SOUTH WING OF THE
NEW STATE. WAR AND NAVY OEPART-
MENTSf BUILDING. MASHINGTON. ID. @.
OFFICE OF SUPERVISING ARCHITECT,

OEE1CE OF cUPERNISING ARCHITECT
TREASURY DKPARIAENT, ,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., October u, 18Th
Sealed proposals viii be received at this once
until Il M OF the 18th day Of october, 1874 for fur
nishing and delivering at the new State, War and
Navy departments bHidlng, Washington. d. C.,
all the Plate and other Glass required for the build
ing, as called for in the schedule.
Copies Of the Specifications and Schedule may be
had on application at this ONCE.
Proposals for imported glass must be made in
elusive and exclusive OF import duty.
samples OF the glass proposed 10 be furnished
must accompany each proposal, and the whole must
be delivered unbroken and in perfect order within
six weeks from date of acceptance Of proposal.
All bids must be accompanied by a penal bond or
two responsible persons In the sum of three thou
sand dollars. (S3, 600, that the bidder will accept
and perform the contract If aw arded him. the sum-
cheney Of the security TO be certified by the United
states Judge. Clerk Of the United States Court or
bidder resides.
The Department reserves the right to reject any
or all bi@s, If 1t be deemed for the Interest Of the
Government to do so.
Every bid must be made on the printed form to
be obtained at this once, and must conform in
every respect 10 the requirements Of this adver-
tisement, or IL will not be considered.
Proposals will not b. received from parties who
are not themselves engaged in the glass trade.
Proposal NUT be enclosed IN 3 sealed envelope,
indored Proposals for Plate Glass, &C.. for the
new State, War and Navy Departments Building,
Washington, ID. C., ;" and addressed 70
ocl3-1sS Supervising Architect.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-10-19
AoRreAaEEs, SALE.

BY virtue OF an authority contained in q mort
gage from Washington Banks, BENJAMIN Banks
and Jane Banks his wife, samuel Norton and
Nancy Norton, his wife, 10 Thomas Z. Berry and
Elizabeth Berry, dated on The I'D day Of April.
ls7l. and recorded in Liber II b, No. 4 folio SOl.
SC. one Of the land records OF Prince George s.
county, Maryland, the undersigned, as mortea-
gees. viii offer at public auction, on WEDNES--
DAY, the 2lst day of October, 1874 at the Court
House door, in the town Of Upper Marlborough.
at the tourof I2o'clOck all that part OF tr et
parcel OF land described in said MORTGAGE being
part Of tract Of land called 1.-The Manor, sta
al In the second (BladensDurgl election district,
Prince Georges county, adjoining the lands OF
Zaehariah Berry, Joseph h. Wilson and others.
containing. BY recent survey, seventyhye one
rood aud thirteen perches. more or less.
This land Is located within q convenient distance
Of Washington city, sud is valuable IS q Market
Farm.
The improvements consist of a small dwelling
and ont-buildlngs.
Terms: Cash on the day OF sale.
T THH1h4s "a B REkRY. mortgages.
JoSEPHK. ROBERTS, Jr.,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-10-19
DYE. H-WARNER,
II Real Estate Broker and Auctioneerk
Federal Buildings, cor. Seventh and + sts. n. ".


TRUSTEES SALE OF A NEAT THREE-sToRY
SOUTHEAST, AT AUCTION.
Byvirtue ola deed Of trust to Daniel T.. Eaton and
myself dated October a. AID. 1911 duly recorded in
IiDer No. 655 folio as, OF the land records for
the District OF Columbia, and at the request OF the
party secured thereby. viii sell, In front OF the
premises, At public auction, on MON DAY, October
Is, 1874, AZ $3.50 O'Clock D. M, the following de-
scribed real estate situate in the city Of Washing
ton, ID. C., TO wit: Lot known and designated
CO. according to @. H. Holden's subdivision or
original lots numbered nine (9l and ten, (l0,) In
square numbered seven hundred and sIxty-One,
C6,) said lot FRO nttng seventeen % feet South
street by nlnetythree (93e feet one ID inch deep,
together with the Improvements above.
Terms: Twelve hundred dollars in cash. ana the
balance AZ six and twelve months, for which the
notes OF the purchaser, bearing interest from the
day Of sale. and secured by deed OF trust on the
property sold. viii be taken. A deposit Of % viii
pc required OF the purchaser At the time OF sale.
All conyeyancing at expense OF purchaser. II
terms OF sale arr not complied with In Sc ven days
the trustee reserves the 70 resell the property
at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser
after I'VE days advertisement. The aboye-de-
hc-1bed properly VIII be sold subject 70 deed Of
trust for q, so, with interest from April y 1s2
GEORGE VI. STlCkNEY,
Surviving Trustee.
1T. COLDWELL,
oct2-FMW&ds Salesman.