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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-03-31
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LONDON, March 30.---The Queen re-
views and feeds the Ashantee troops.
Gen. Walstry gets Baronetcy and the
Garter.
Serrano's loss before Bilboa was enor,
nous. Two colonies were killed, Gen.
Primo Devoora mortally wounded, and
Gen. Lomas severely wounded.
Livingstone's remains have arrived at
Suez. He died of chronic dyssntery.
SusQuEnANNA, March 30.-One thou,
sand more troops from Philadelphia have
arrived. The atrikers held another meet
ing this morning and declined the pro,
posals made to them. The county sheriff
will at oncerssort to force.
8:15A. M.--The strikers have met and
voted on Vice President Clarkes propo-
sal, almost unanimously rejecting them.
9:25 A. M.-Vice President Clarke met
a committee of the Strikers.and refused to
make any further CONCESSIONS.
The milirary will now be called on
to protect the road, as the company intend
to start trains of all kinds.
NEW York, March 30.--The men and
women, interested in the temperance
cause gathered In the churches in this city
and Brooklyn yesterday, and made their
prayer offerings in the presence Of large
congregations,
In Brooklyn three routes have been laid
out for special work.
The temperance work is found to be
far more extensive and complicated than
was anticipated, but the visitors are not
discouraged.
Masked robbers, last night, entered a
house, in Jersey City, in which dwells the
watchman of Densmith 6 Bros Jewelry
Manufacturing Company, threw him to
the floor and bound and gagged him; be,
cause he would not give them the keys Of
the factory, which he did not have, they
piled about him bedding saturated with
oil and set it on fire. The watchman suc>
ceeded in freeing himself, and escaped
from the flames, but the house burned.
LIVERPOOL, March 80.--Noon-Cotton
easier, with a fractional decline in prices |;
Uplands SID; Orleans st@ssd.
New York, March 3O.-Cotton dull !;
Uplands 1G5c; Orleans 17ic. Gold
1871. Gold closed at 1871.
GALVESTON, March 3O.-Cotton market
Good Ordinary 16ac.; Middlings lie.
Gold 1924.
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Many excellent things have of late
been credited to Lord Derby, but we
doubt if he, or indeed any other, ever
spoke truer or better sentiment than
this:
"Right and wrong, honor, duty and
country, benevolencc toward men, and
responsibility toward the Unseen Power
by which our actions are guided and con-
trolled-these are not mere phrases. They
are realities which correspond with the
deepest wants and feelings Of our nature
and no man will feel cast down who
can say in his heart what the .wisest and
best of the human race have proclaimed:
Whether am happy or unhappy is moi
nay chief affair; what most and first con.
Germs me is to find my work in life, to re
sognizelt and to do 1t"
The New Orleans French Oper,
Troupe, commenced an engagement
in Galveston last night.
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EvANGELIsM.

: The present religious excitement IN
Galveston will TO doubt claim some
attention from the ministers, as well
as the rank and file, OF the orthodox
christians of the State. We are not
, prepared to attack it, neither are we
ready to defend it. IL has been our
observation, however, that these "cut
and dried" religious excitements,
gotten up upon purely scientific
principles, and merely to herald the
name Of some popular elocutionist,
have always been productive Of more
harm than good. Nine times out OF
ten, the furore raised by their efforts,
and qualifications as speakers, passes
off with their disappearance /; and
then comes the reaction, which leaves
poor weak erring human nature,
stranded upon reef far to lee-ward
Of the one upon which the religious
cyclone found it. It has then lost
much Of its self-respect has much
less confidence in It's own powers Of
resistance, and goes .ar beyond where
1t might have gone, but Tor the an
natural and trying prominence into
which it has been surprised and drag
ged by the professional nanipulator
OF the sentiment in the human breast,
which, If allowed TO be developed in
the natural way, would have made the
subject better man, better christ'
ian, and better citizen. Cool, 80
Der, unprejudlced second thought
does, always has, aud indeed always
must condemn, these unhealthy
strained, and abnormal religious eb-
ullitions. All influences that make
men wise, better, more moral and
more genuinely religious, are to be
fos,ered, and cared for, by every one
who feels that society is bettered by
increasing the good qualities of the
individuals composing it. Great ex-
cellence and perfection is not acquired
by the effort of single hours wrest-
ling. The perfection of the christian,
like that attained in other pursuits, is
only the result OF long, careful, intel
ligent and sustained effort.
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On the s6th the Judiciary Committee
sent in the following bills, which are Of
much public interest:
An act to prevent the sale of poisonous
or drugged liquors; an act Furnishing the
use of obscene or vulgar language;
an act to create the Office OF
Assistant-Attorney General and prescrib.
ing his duties and salary; an act to ap-
point a surveyor TO run out and mark the
line of the old Nacogdoches road; an act
to amend article 7G1 of the Penal Code;
recommending substitute to an act to
organize and define the powers of Crimi-
nal Court for McLennan county. The
substitute is an act to establish Crimi-
nal Court in and for the cities of Waco,
Marlin, Calvert and Groesbeck, and defn,
ing the powers thereof.
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"None Of the New Orleans papers
have been self sustaining during the
past year. The Times has fallen into
the hands OF Its paper merchant, who
does not think that he has drawn a
prize. The Picayune, after experience
ing adversity, finally xas sold by
the sheriff for one>fifth of what il
cost q year before. The Bee, also
haSbeen published at the expense Of
the owners. The doors of the Re>
publican have been kept open by the
game Of the job otiic, which have
been entirely absorbed in the expense
Of publishing the daily"
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"At q meeting of the New York
State Grange to-day the committee
on Resolutions reported a series,
which were adopted. Among them
are resolutions indorsing the declara,
tions oil the National Grange at St.
Louis, demanding legislation which
VIII open and improve avenues OF
traf'c and produce cheaper transpor,
tation; the immediate repeal of towp.
banding acts; a pro rata freight law
in favor of canal lowstoll and cana
dsbt>fanding amendment reform il
assessment for taxation. also in on,
banking laws, and in favor of reason
able temperance reform legislation
q. D. Hsnkley was elected Master.
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There is not distinguished revivalist
in the pulpit who is not genial, good
natured, laughing gentleman, full of the
love of fun, nor reporter that is worth
reading, who does not possess merry
heart.-Gal. Cipilian.
The Civilian has been testing the mat
ter, and knows whereof he is speaking,
and thinks merry heart not incompati.
BILE with good preaching, ner correct re-
porting either.
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The Shreveport Stock Yard Associa.
ton announce that they intend to build
yards and housing for stock of all de-
scription, and construct them in such a
manner that will give better accommoda,
tions. Thetfact cannot be denied that
the cattle men of Texas have long felt the
necessity Of having better accommoda-
tions here for the handling of cattle,
and that heretofore they have been CON, ,
PEELED to 60 to unnecessary expense,
owing to the absence of proper facilities
for che handling Of their stock.
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The sugar crop of the United States
seems to have been doomed with slavery
In Texas it has fallen off greatly, and in
Louisiana it seems to be undergoing the
process Of extinction. That State pro-
duced, before the war, 221, ,726 hogs.
heads of sugar, aud 10, 500, 600 gallons OF
molasses. In 1870, having kept on de-
creasing after the war, it was 80, 700
hogsheads of sugar, and $4,000 gall
Ions Of molasses. The estimate this year
fixes it at IS, 900 hogsheads.
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The morning prayer meeting In St.
joints Church, Galveston, on the
27th, is representen as having been
very interesting. Eeveral addresses
were made; the one by Mayor Hur-
ley is said to have been particularly
impressive, and COUGHING. His own
little daughter, with several other
children rose and testified 10 a hope
in Christ.
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The Bolton Journal calls for pub
lie meeting t. Determine tho practica-
bility Of q "Tsp" road to Bolton,
either to connect with the Interna.
1ional or Central.
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Mr.. Sid 8. johnson retires from the
Tyler Reporter, and the editorial pro-
fessicn At the same time. Mr.. D. G.
Williams succeeds to the entire own
srship and control Of the Reporter,
1t is . good paper, and we are glad
to know il receiving the patronage il
deserves.
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Lr. Adoue and lady. were

Lr. Adoue and lady, were the re-
cipients Of . graceful compliment
from the young men of Calvert re :
Gently, upon the occasion Of their res
moval TO Galveston. TIE compli-
ment was in the shape ofa magnif,
cent silver service. We know of our
own knowledge, that 1t was well and
worthily bestowed.
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s~S~
10 doses Of Ohio

One or two doses of U1hosh and Tar, takon
before going to bed at night, will entirely re-
lieve the troublesome symptoms attending
Coughs and Colds procure good sleep, from
which the patient will awake refreshed and
with good appetite. Soldby j Sears.
febl9D&W7w
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The st. Louis Democrat says: "We can
safely predict that a cash premium of
$25, 900 will be raised by the Cotton As
sociation this season for giving to the
planting interest. There is special
need this year that st. Louis should
really outstrip herself in this particular.
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A strolling minstrel in Missouri was
recently fined two dollars for some
trifing sffense. As he had no money,
the Judge kindly adjourned the
court, and the minstrel was allowed
to give performance in payment of
his fine.
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The temperance people met in se-
cret convention at Kansas City, and
put in nomination complete ticket for
the varions city Offices. L. X. Moore,
of Bulline, Moore & Emery, is the
candidate for Mayor. AT a Demo.
cratic ward meeting it was announced
that over one hundred Germans de-
clared they would support the Demo-
Gratis.
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We have received the Premium An
nouncement of the Fifth Annual Fair, to be
held at Houston on the 10th of May. The
lists are large and cover wide range of
industries and productions, and the pre-
miums offered to contestants very liberal.
We hope to see this fair equal to, if not
surpassing either Of the preceding ones
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A WORD OF TnASxs IA Dur

To the botanst who first discovered the
virtues Of the QuiIlaya spsnonnria, or Soar
Tree Of Chilli. Tho wonderful cleansing and
purifying property Of its bark gives to the
fragrant SoSodont much of its unrisalled ell.
cacy as preseryative Of the teeth.
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Il The removal Of the Houston Mer-
cury 10 Galveston, has been inter>
tered with. The Tor closure OF o mort
gage, is the trouble.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-03-31

The Bench and the Bar of Bell
county unite IN protesting against the
addition Of more counties to their ju
dicial district, alleging that the dis,
trict il now as large a. can be man
aged with advantage.
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The whisky business in Cincinnati dur
ing the past year amounted to $33, 4l1,-
442, or about $4,000, 900 more than the
combined transactions in pork, tobacco,
ale, beer and malt.
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Mike Kelly, a newsboy, recently from St.
Louis, was fatally shot by some Of his COM
panions in Happy Hollow, near Memphis, on
the z5th. Three of them have been arrested
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The Capital Jocky Club at Austin,
are busy preparing for the spring
meeting. Several famous horses. and
many illustrous turimen are 10 be
present.
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WACO. TUESDAY, MARCH 81.

Gev. Sam Bar ! has filed bond
&l2o. 600, ss postmaster Of Aslant
Georgia.
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ISAAC srfEs'' s'''''.'''.'''...,....... r. nLousr
STEEN s. BLoUNT,
GENERAL LAND AGENTS,
Hamilton, Texas.

VIII act as Agens for NoA.resldent Land owners
in any part of Texas will attend o he purchsse
aud s1odiyiding and selling of auds sold for taxes
andperfecting titles.
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ENGINES AND BOILERS,

From 10 to lOO.horse power, Iron and
Brass Castings, Shaftipg and Mil Gearing,
Saw, Grist, Sugar and SoIgho Mills, Gin Seq.
ments, Crate Bars. Horse Powers to order
A varied assortment of Iron Railings for
Balconies or Cemeteries. Repairing of air
kinds of machinery promptly done at real
Orders solicited. olswly'
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NEW ADvERTIsEMNNTs.

CTELLs PATENT ANT TRfp.
] have bc,n s,pointed Agnt for th!s very effect
lowing countios Mel onsan. Bosouc, Hill and
Falls. Tho TRAP can TIC foundat ]. ID. Wallace's
and at N. II. congor's.
mar29D&Wim M Z. McLAREN.
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AUCTroy SALES.--FUTURE Days.
BY Richardson & CO.,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
No. lib Masr street.

r ARGE AND. ATTRACTIVE TRUS-
PROVING Wing s Tkkeg os RAkSERs Of LAND,
NOM On st The SWSfiLLlAMsBuRGT nkMPIKE
NEhE THE PERgTo 0S the a aGTi6Esy
yirtue of a deed of trust dated Goth of March,
1872, duly recorded IN the clerks oflce Of The
County Court Of HenrcG to me bndersacsa rus
VIII proceed TO sell by public auction on the prem
ise st on on WEDNEsDAY the 10Th day Of {, June;
valuable tract Of land located as above, formerly
called NONTROSE, but now known as the TOWN
OF RAND0LPH containing Sao Gin, the eIc ere
tion of tiye-acre LOT and forty other small
lots all the lots laid off in the plan OF the said town
said ONCE Of Henrico County Court, and according
to which plan the said property VIII ne so either
as whole or In parcels, us may be determined Oh
The T situation Of this property and Its proximity
to the city Of Richmond make II one OF Tue NOS
desirable investments ever offered ny pupio m f
Though level 1t Is sufficiently elevated to De Tree
from msarious diseases ana 10 coinInanu n n, !.
view of the city, her hills and beautiful scenery IS
sufficiently near the city f9r operors' t"ierferIp9
with their business engagements, and IL ls ID ny
desirable us an investment, since we are so3 10 ns
one Thousand men engaged at inc gran,ee
across the river most Of whom locate In the
portion of the city and seek investments III tha1
TERMS: The deed requires cash to the extent OF
S7.i55.75 aud the expenses Of sale, the residue
on such credits as the grantor may prescibe or the
trustees think it, but by the consent or the party IN
terested the following terms will be offered In het
thercof-ylz: One-fourlh cash; balance In equal
;nstaInenfs of Two months and one year and two
wears respectively from the day Of sale; the pur,
chaser giving hts negotiable notes for the deferred
payments, with interest added ut per cent per an
H""'' j. A. RICHARDSON,
JAMES PLEASANTS,
Trustees.
RICHARDSON & Co., Auctionecrs. my %
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r.,--Tria,s Of Spoed-ts"mss Oh
Chance.

l5,tors DiS,atch,-Allow pam, COUNT.
''. .co for a few remarks on one or Two
,.;,S connected with our State ana County
fairs. ,,, too much money
,,,ronr;stcfi for trials Of speed. For seve-
" az, rcars was an executive officer OF 4
t.,n,,tv fair. and at every meeting OF the ON :
ccrs opposed the giving OF prcm'uu'Ss sr'
borse-racing and trctting, ana 'a'o'eu ap'
rropriatiug more 10 farming impeu'e'''s'
Stock, grain, and vegetables.
know il is urged that large premiums 20
Fast horses arc necessary to MAINTAIN tne
fairs: but if this be necessary the sooner
they are given up the better. Ii there ssaS'
he trials O, speed. would it not be better 10
annronriate one day exclusively for this oD-
sect, and let ii be 80 understood.
In the second place, the PERMISSION OF
samcs Of chance, which have noticed At all
ihe fairs have attended, IS very great ef,i.
The moral influence Of all such eXh'oiliohs
must be ipiurious upon all classes OF society,
but especially upon the young, many OF
whom thus receive their first lessons in gam
bling, lam unwilling to admit the necessity
of these games for the purpose OF raising
money for premiums and other purposes
1t is far better to meet all DEFICIENCIES py
private contributions; for l ieei assured
8 there are many good men who would ratnel
contribute Of their own means 10 sustain INT
fairs than to foster or countenance such eVl
practices. Either abandon these practices O
adopt some other name than that OF {" Agr'
<ui,,ral Far" w. II. BENTON.
Loudoun county. Va. June l. 1874.
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BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs,
1113 Main street.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN IHE
Y TOWN OF ASHLAND. SIXTEEN, M IlL,ES
FROM RICHMOND, On THE RICfICEp'
FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOAlAC EM l1
ROAD, FOR SALE By AUCT1ON.-On SAisk,
DAY the Goth Instant at O'Clock L: hl., We snal
sell by auction on the premises, vauaD rear estate
in the town or Ashland, commencing ana cohtlhu-
ing in ne order In which Ii Is named. as ioiiows;
VALUABLE TWO-STOR1 FkAMED
DWELLING, with the usual out-houses, In NOR
ough repair, with beautiful lot OF land containing
one acre and half, and fronting on the raifoa1
adjoining Mrs. Macnurdo's residence. BEA
TiFUL lot OF LAND adjoining the residence Oh
William g. Paine, Esq.,, containing one acre anu
half Also. TWO OTHER LOTS OF LAND, con-
tanning iy acres EACH west Of The railroad ana OPP
posiic Randolph Macon College, formerly owned
by John Pryor and others.
Ashland IS favor;hly known as one OF the most
beautiful ana attractive villages III any Oh the
states its social and eduCa tional advantages are
equal TO the best and being within three-dnar.e e
of an hours ride OF the city OF Richmond ny RAJ
the residents are enabled 10 attend business III sau
city without Inconvenience ana With efciter iaci-
ity than many living In our own SUBURBS, WHICH
should commend II to every one especially me
moderate in circumstances, who should mol ran 10
attend our sale and secure relief from the oppfes-
sion of The expense of living in the city.
TERMS One-third cash; Ualancc ut tour, cgnt,
and twelve months negotiable notes to be given ior
thc deferred Payments, with interest addcn, anu
SECURE" - "'|0 - RICHARDSON & Co,
IN Geod 8NctioneerS.
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BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents aud Auctioneers,
11l3 Main street,

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
i REAL ESTATE IN HEN SInS {, &c S2uaNTTIGI l
TION.-By virtue OF the provisions of deco OF
bearing 4,se The 9Th day e to The
dersgncd trustee duly recorded In the clerks OF
lice Of The Court Of To be-
Ing required by the beneficiary In said deeu ana re-
quested by the grantors therein SO 9 d9' sha s o
instant nj o'clock T. n. the real estate descrDea
In said deed consisting Of 22l Lag ACRES ot
VALUABLE FARMING LAND, portion OF
which is finely tmbered and the balance highly I'm,
proved and Is q part Of the valuable farm called
! Bloomfield, the residence Of DR.. John n. Powell,
ar the Brook turnpike and about six miles NORM
of the city of Richmond, In a fine neighborhood,
couv cnjcIt to churches schools, market and with
every advantage desirable for suburban farm or
residence. -
TERMS /: Enough In cash to defray the expense OF
executing this trust and to pay OFT said hong Ior
So 600 With interest thereon atthe rate OF per
cent. per annum from Mach Sth, 1878, less the
sum OF $50, until paid >- ~,
| RICHARDSON C Co., Aucf6neers. J@9
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REAL ESTATE ExcHAvaE.
RIcHMoND
ZEAL ESTATE EXCHANGE,
NO. 1903 MAu STREET.
SALES EVERY MONDAY AT IA O'CLOCK y
RIcHM0ND

MEMBERS OF THE EXCHANGE:
WELLINGTON GoDDIg, IGRUgBs WILLIAMS.
j. l.. APPERSOy, IN. N. LEE,
LYME & BROTHER, HILL & GODpJg.
RICHARDSON IL Co. u. K. WEIsICER
j. THOMPSON BROWN, | WILLIAM toI-TTTyn
BURTON, CARTER & Co., WILLIAMS 4 GIgsox.
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. Bv L. D. Eacho,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. 9 Fourteenth street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FRAMED
" STOREAN DWELLING No sos SEVEN
TENTH STREET, IN THE CITY OF klCh.
MDHD, AT,AUCTiON.-By virtue OF q decree OF
suit of Belvn, who sues, &c, rs. John A. Wright,
administrator OF james Simpson, deceased, en-
missioner will sell ut public auction on the preE-
ises, on FRIDAY. June II, 1874, at . o'clock +.
NJ. the property mentioned In said decreeIyz..
LOT OF GROUND situate In the city Of Richmond
of which James simpson died seized, lying on the
eat side of Seventeenth street between Gay ana
CT feet more or less), and running back SO feet
(more or IcSs) to an alley In common Oh the north,
with FRAMED STORE and DWELLING there
on, numbered 500.
Terms: One-thIrd cash baafice in equal install
ments ut six and twelve months for negotiable
notes, interest added, anu title retained TIL coll
yeyance is ordered by the court.
ROBERT STILES,
Special Commissioner.
Sale conducted by E. D. EAcHo, Auctioneer.
my5
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By n. NJ. Lee,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
-. mo. lOl4 Main street. I.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF yALUABL

:.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
4 BRICK DWELLING ON THE SOUTH SIDE
OF ROSS STREET BETWEEN FOURTEENTH
AND MAYO STREET.-By virtue of deed of
trust from II, F. James to the undersigned, dated
Sd day Of September, S72, recorded IN the clerks
office of Richmond Chancery CourtlD. Il. 90, B.
page 1922 beng thereto required by the holder OF
certain bond therein secured and now due and nm
paid, will proceed 10 sell at public auction, on the
premises. on WEDNESDAY the ] 9th day OF June,
1SE4Sat s. O'Clock p. NJ, the REAL ESTATE de-
sctbed In said deed rs follows: On the south stce
street and running westwardiy along said Ross
street 30 feet, thence at angles In southerly
owned by r. ID. James; thence at right angles along
the line of said brick factory 20 feet; thence ut
right anglts, less, TO the beginning, with all
the right and appnrtenances belonging thereto.
TERMS: Su tbcicHt In cash to pay of and dis.
charge certain bond made by X. f. James, bearing
date 90 day OF September, 1872, to Robert Lacy
for one thousand dollars, payable on deniand, with
nine per cent. Interest per anhum iii paid; bal
ance oh such terms as may be made kaown at the
lime OF sale. fte4I X. D.JAMES, Trustee.