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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-13

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aS people could we'll De. to live. At last, in
1868, we had nothing left besides the school
room furniture, two chairs, one bed. and
that secretary there. which mamma would
not part with because it was papa's, and
had been Ersndps's.
AT last when We were half starved,
persuaded her to sell the secretary, too,
and was cleaning out the old papers from
the drawers, ana brushing the dust and
cobwebs out preparatory to sending it to
the auction room, when this little spring
here (she had gone to the desk to show mel
few hack, thus opening this drawer and
disclosing the old watch snugly nestled
away upon the cotton. pounced upon it
as q treasure sent from heaven, and next
Gay took it to Memphis and pawned 1T to
Old Stamphy. The money gave us y little
start, the school improved, some money
came In from other sources, and We got
along very we'll atterward, until Paul came
mere after me and insisted that was not
suliv'
But how did your grandfather come by
the watch, do you supposed" / asked. WAS
there nothing with it to shown
Nothing! Till you told me the facts lust
now, always imagined it was a present.
nut De sure there is nothing criminal in
grandpa's connection with it,"
1T 10 possible" said Mr. DE Long. .that
Mr.. Garland may have intended to explain.
lie died very suddenly, of an apoplexy."
MAYBE he did explain, and concealed
MS statement, just as he did the watch"
said.
No, answered Mrs. De Long, after l
found the watch | search closely fer other
secret drawers. There are none"
LET me examine the secretary" l sug.
gested; and carefully and systematically
inspected the antiquated piece Of furniture.
Almost immediately called attention to
the fact that the secret drawer. in which
the watch had been concealed, had a
false bottom. and this being easily removed.
We found within draft for fl50 ON Lon.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-13

UtcCd ACCOUNT IL circumstances 00U NOT
put it out Of the question for mind like
not seemed to prove it Mrs. Random would
have been the last person to willfully mag.
inc such scandal. She did not discharge
Rebecca ut once from her employment, but
she watched her, and watched her too, with
q sort of miserable, heart-aching anxiety.
Bnt the bill did not put in an appearance,
though they left no stone unturDed. Lang
strath ordered the carpet in the sewing
room to be taken up; rat had been known
to carry off valuables to his nest. But
there was was no rat hole to be found, and
no bill either.
Its not the money" said he, II would
give all have to find that fifty dollar BILL
Mrs. Random heartily echoed the senti-
ment. Rebecca had lately appeared in
church in . blue silk that would stand
alone. She had not been in the habit of
indulging in such luxuries; che could ill
afford them.
Did you see Rebecca to-day!' Mrs.
Random asked her brother.
"Certainly"-a little more mOrOsely, as if
he thought it hard enough upon him to be
obliged to perceive another proof Of her
unwOrrhiness without hearing evidence Of
it.
"Strange she mas never bought herself
silk before. She once told me that she
never would while she had to work for a
living"
Win gold and you may wear it," he
replied, putting q bold face on it.
"Oh, certainly: but that blue silk must
have cost three dollars a yard, if it cost
cent Then fifty dollars couldn't have
bought H. he replied; but he was far from
easy. What difference it would have
made to him could he have known that the
SILK dress was present from friend in a
distant country who had just gone into
mourning
well. time will show said Mrs. Ran
dom But time seemed in no hurry to show.
When Miss Gerrish came to the house Mrs.
Random observed that Langstrath did not
lind 1T go convenient as it had once seemed
to drop into lunch. to make an GRAND into
the sewing room. to walk home with her to
her lodgings at twilight, and spend the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-30
AUCT1ON SALES.--FUTURE Day.
At RICHMOND REAL ESTATE EYCHASGB
BY Grubbs Z WILLIAMS,
Auctioneers ana Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
A LARGE AND GRAND OFFERIS

A LARGE AND GRAND OFFERING.
READ AND INFORM THEMSELVES PIE
VlOUS TO The DAY OF sALE.
GfsEYsfuhTED Ears N TaE CITY "
ESTATE kXcHAEGE N RICHMOND 0S
THURSDAY, The 9th day OF April. commencing
On The day above named we viii sell BY reques,
OF William G. Taylor, Esq, at the Real Estate Il.
BUIf6ING LOTS. fronting on Cowardin street
extend+d, Taylor, Glasgow, and Railroad streets,
between Many, Lee, Marx, aad Mason streets ave-
hful LOTS on Porter and Perry streets, between
Eighth and Eleventh streets, ranging from 30I
Ilsh soxlSo feet, In the most desirable part OF
The property in the city Of Manchester has made
rapid Increase in value In the hast two years: its
Rod, new buildings are going up caily. It's growth
in Prosperity Is une1ampled In Tue history Of Viz
e1nia cities, and with It's unequalea water power
and facilities for transportation it Is safe 10 say
that Manchester IS destined to be one Of the hrst
manufacturing cities In the south.
The handsome free bridge, lust constructed. con-
Richmond, must induce a large access OF popu-
latton, since property in Richmond At The sIne
distance from fs business centre now readily COM
LOTS are likely to be sold. 80
No one having fun ds to Invest can possibly fail
to do well by purchasing ut this sale.
Especial attention Is Invited TO the f1llowingas
tractiye
Terms OF SALE, TO WIT: One-fourth cash: bal
ance NJ SIX, twelve, aud eighteen months fJr neso
liable notes. with Interest at SIX cent, and se-
cured by deeds or trust. And further, any pur-
chaser may discharge tie whole or my part OF bis
purchase money by rendering In payment s m Ger
Isaac, Taylor & W illiams. =,
Autographed maps will be furnished upon appll-
or at This Office. GKUBBS & WILLIAMS,
mh27 ". Auclionecrs.
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The Case OF John G. Henry.
fSoo,l,l tnlaora IN IN the DfsDatch.f


LYscHBURa, Va, March 28.-The case OF
John c. Henry, charged with embezzlement,
was called in the United States Court to-day.
Counsel for prisoner: T. 81. Williams, Hon.
Thomas S. Flournoy, Elisha Barksdale. and
Captain c. NJ. Blackboard. The prosecution
was conducted by Captain j. S. Lurtz and
ID. S. Lewis. The evidence of j. Henry
Rives, several Lynchburg tobacconists,
;Messrs. Rogers and Wheeler, United States
internal revenue attaches from Washington !;
8. II. Carrick, sheriff Of Fayette county, W.
Va; j. T. Parrent, chief Of police Of Staun-
ton, Va; and Jacob Wagner, deputy United
States marshal, was taken, but nothing new
OF special interest was elected. While under
arrest st Kanawha Falls and en- route to Lynch
burg Henry was very communicative, and
made voluntary admission of his guilt,
though cautioned against committing him.
self. The total amount of Henry's defRlea-
ton is ssG,24l.7S, of which all has been re-
covered except 1928 43. The court adj
journed until Monday at 10 O'Clock a. NJ.
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REAL. ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE
By Wellington Goddin,
Auotioneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

TIRST-CLASS, VERY ATTRAC-s:a
II TIYEAND ADM RABLY WE'LL LOCA-av
TED RESIDENCE ON THE EAST SIDE OF'
GOyERNOR STREET, OPPOSITE THE GOV.
EkEOR'S MANSION, FOR oALE-At the re-
nnes Of strs. William Is. Myers offer for sale her
VERY DESIRABLE RkSIDEkCr,' lo' ated as
above. II Is SO well and favorably known that
minute description Is deemed unnecessary, but Tor
the benefit Of those who may not have seen me
nropprty 1t may not be anlisS to remark fhat the
fot has front OF seventy feet aud adeplh OF about
one hundred and sixty feet to a wide alley. Inc
dwelling is built In the best manner, with all the
usual moderu convenences. and Is justly yegarde'i
as No residence In every respect. III the base
meut there Ii a comfortable Office and two or three
other rooms, and sui erior furnace, wch meats te
whole premises. On The first floor there are TWO
narlcrs large dining room. pautry. storeroon anu
library; on the second floor four chambers, ana III
the atic there are Two ROOMS. The whole premises
are well lighted and ventilated he servants apart
| ments are spaciousy aud convenient! arfhhseu.
Takng into consideration the location OF Inc pro-
perry, being la trent OF The Governor nansio t
and public square. within five minutes WALK on
| Churches of all denominations and OF tbe usuai y
nsces of business, IL Is seldom that SO oeslrape
| residence Is offered for sale: ... mo
| din the paymept Of one-third Of the purcnaSe ino-
| new In cash, or at some convenient uaIc. nc re
mainder could remain on Interest Tor hFe 70 'e"
The dwelling can he seen from IL to O'Clock d'-
| ring The present week. Applyto .,
| NH 5-pOulw " AAStlouSSL.
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BY Lyme & Brother.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 1912 Main street.

ANDsOME FlRST-CLASs RESI-
IL DENCE, SITUATED ON THE NORTH
LINE OF CLAY BETWEEN TENTH AND
ELEVENTH STREETS, FOR SALE BY AUC-
TION-We shall ut the direction Of Mrs. Courtney
NJ Jones, who has determined to discontinue house
keeping, sell at public auction on the premises, on
WEDS ESDAY the 15th A pril. 1874, at4n p N :,
her truly valuable and beautiful residence located
SIS above described, and now occupied by her.
The main house fs about 55 by IS feet, built of
stock brick, thr stories above the basement with
Wide hill s,hronghont the centre; confirms about
fourteen rooms, be.ies closets, &c. furnished with
handsome marble maules throughout, and oil mo-
dern Improvements connected with same, with at.
tracive porches In front and rear Of the house.
The outer bull dings, consisting OF large stable,
&C., correspond with the main house In fact, all
ihe lniid1ngs were erected by the former owner,
Mr. w lillian h. Grant, In the very best styie.Who
spared neither cost or care In the construction OF
the same. 1870
The yards are laid of with walks, shrubber aild
shate-rrecs. The entire premises have been re-
Gently put in thorough repair by Its present owner
ut cost about %, 900. The neighborhood is
one or the best In the city, aud being so centrally
iocated, offers great Inducements 20 any desir.
ing first Class residence In all respects. The LOT
has . front OF 09 by 100 feet TO nh alley. -
The auctioDeers sYlrtake great pleasure In show
Ing the premises 10 any one prior 60 day or SALE.
Terms Will be Very reasonable, and announced at
INC hour OF sale. LYME & BROTHER 4
NH 81 so&ap1, q 4 s,s.s,ii. i2.Iz&i5
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Homicide at coylnston. XIV.

CrSClNNArI, Marck 2S.-Colonel W. L.
Terrell, the Covington correspondent of the
Cincinnati Comm erctal, shot and killed Hon.
Harvey Myers at Coviugton, KY, this noon.
Both are very prominent men III Kentucky.
The shooting was the result Of grudge of
long standing.
Colonel Terrell after the shooting did not
attempt to escape. His friends think he is
on the verge of insanity, owing to domestic
troubles, his wife having made application
Tor divorce. Myers was Mrs. Terrell's at
aorney, and 1t appears he gave offence to Col
0nel Terrell By putting certain questions TO
him during his examination of the divorce
case 10 court this morning. After the shoot
ang Myers's dying declaration was taken.
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Railroad Troubles in Pennsylyama.

,SUsoUEHANNA DEPoT, PA, March 2s.-Ap
excited meeting has just been held here By
the strikers. They are firm aud united, and
will allow no train to pass nor any business
TO be done until the railway company accede
TO all their demands. The district attorney
OF this county made an address to the stri.
kers assuring them of his sympathy, but
telling the men they were breaking the
laws. The company have but two Aterna.
tives- either to accede to all the demands OF
the men, or send for the military, Iatense
excitement prevails throughout the village,
and Sheriff Helme is powerless, his posse all
aympathizng with the strikers.
TEE BLOCKADE RAISED.
Later.-The strikers have raised the
blockade of the passenger trains, but still
refuse to allow any freight to pass. The
company win commence paying at once.
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Alleged Attempt upon the Life Of q
Government Official.

New YORK, March 2S.-John p. Atkinson,
. street broker and discharged custom-house
officer, has been arrested on the charge of
attempting to stab Special Agent B. G..
Jayne. jayne asserts that this is the third
time Atkinson has made an attempt on his
life, and gives in explanation that he caused
his (Atkinson'S dismissal from the custom
house four years ago. Atkinson says be
only sought to defend himself from az assault
by Jayne by Selling his up:iifted cane and
threatening to stab him if it was used, and
by him for the payment by Jayne of $50. 900,
che formers fees in the Weld revenue ease,
In Boston, which Jayne absolutely refused
TO pay, denying the validity of the claim.
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-. BY w. r. Polk & Co.. .gz
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
No. 2 Tenth street. .f,-
BY Cook & Laughton, Auctionsers,
corner Governor and Franklin streets'

CIT. CHARLES HOTEL FuRN MINE
y AND FIXTURES FOR SALE AT Ao otor. Who
At the request Of DR.: Bailey. the ,s} on MON
nnHs. the 3oth Instant commencement de- de-
O'clock. proceed TO sell to ,he higheSt PlXTUKEs
nR Tue III ST CHARLES HOTEL corner OF a fsr.
and streets dsn 1gs Ro5ro ONE q
nitnre Is nearly new r,o an Suits Parlor Carpets and
number Sn Of eh9 IN sfss Su,si
Der Carpets MirToIs; rpiture such as Mattresses,
Large aashF FEATHER Pillows and oIsers spreTa
Sheets and Eapkns of GROCERY and
elss a1 Wo Gha BOOKING UiensiIs, &C., &c
chance for ord nS i,hS g1snE s 20 or
The no day SALE giving who desire
the opportunity Of BIZ e1aminauPn t IrG MTa,N
entire house. CooAA auctioneers,
NH 26-5tk e..s-
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PORT OF RICHMOND. MARCH 2S, 1874.
ARRIVED. ..
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer.
.handise and passengers. L. Is. TatuIn, agent
sn I1as ss a.ea
sieamerJ Eys[map Ps pailadelphia
s; ad on Fdsy
Brig Lincoln, Cover, New York. ,,.,,
Schooner B. II. Shannon, Van Glider, Philadel-
Schooner Ann Twibill, Mullen. Philadelphia,
Steamer Transit, Trasers, Baltimore, merchan-
| disc and passengers. l.. i: Tatun. -,
: - ~ CLEARED FOR TnIs PORT.
Schooner Caroline W. Holmes, Jackson, Balti-
schooner John Earham, Murphy, Bath, March
Bark Jcmbyrd. Barth, Liverpool, February 8.
Bark Edwin, Christopherson, Liverpool, FeDru-
Ell big La Cayenne, Barker, Boston.
Schooner Amos Falkenburg, -. Providence,
!" choc 1 odIorne, crowell, Boston, March p.
+ S, :hooner Island Belle, Woodman, Roekland.
Br:S cacique (Brazilian), Benton, New York,
~ sc sch ,oners Rose McDevtt.. Mallen, and James
Bradl, W, Bradley, Philadclphia, March 2l.
s.. ~ 3. ..- MEMORANDUM. 80 ,..s....
schoo aer Maggie Mcdonald, Mitchell, hence, ar
rived at Philadelphia, March 27.
SELDOM sr Roanoke, Barrett, Philadelphia, March
VESSELS IN PORT.
Rarl, Te, 1plar, W ilson, loading. f---
Hrip Inc DIN. Cover. dscharging.
Schooner frank q. Dow, Gage, Loading.
Schooncr " s. Doughten, Johnson, dtschargfng.
Sehooner X. II. Shannon, Vangilder, diseharg-
Ing. 49, n,., a.,,,.ro,,o #... 5..
Scb0oner Y ;. Terry, Cramer. discharging.
Schooner j. Fl Marvel. johnson. loading.
Schooner Annte ". Berger, Thompson, dlscharg-
Ing. VT u Ta,,,m Shoe LOADING
S Sahno,e, TsSCa- Hefr, SDedow, loading.
Schooner Ann Nv 1bill, Mallen, dischareing.
Schooner Jnhn r. Williams, Pierce, discharging.
Sloop Mary eliza, : -, discharging.
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. by Moody q Royal, 49,.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Hull and Seventh streets, Manchester, Va

..s BY Moody Royal, -...
Real Esrute Agents and Aucttoneers,
Hull and Seventh streets, Manchester, Va
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TWENTY
" HANDSOME AND BEAuTIFULLY Ia,
GATED LOTS, SITUATED ON TENTH AND
ELEVENTH STKEETS, IN THE TOWN OF
MANCHESTER; FOR SALE AT At rU nsn AVE ~
7 7rDI DAY ~ OF April, 1874, At, 3K O'CLOCK
p M-By virtue Of decree of the Circuit Court OF
Chesterfield county, entered at the FEBRUARY Term,
1874, In the suit OF William Bradley, GUARDIAN,
commissioners. proceed to sell under the above or
der, OH the day above Haentioned, al the time and
place, INVENT VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS.
situated above, niue of which fronts on the east
line ef Tenth streets.
Let No 6. on the saan OF said lots fronts thirty
six feet, and has large aud well arranged two.
story framed building. containing nine rooms, and
other ou.-buildings Fruit and ornamental trees of
These lots have sn average frontage Of thirty feet,
and run back "a feet TO alley Ten feet vide In
this alley is spring OF splendid water for the COM
mon use OF all the lots.
This property is In al improving part of the
town and near the centre of il1e town, and should
the aste;9n ana those DESIRING
plat Of the above descrtbedprop can ne seen
at the office OF the auctioneers and will be exhibited
day OF sale a., Any nn e 10 u19S NJ
and they will take pleasure III showing the pro-
perty.
this Is thrown upon the IT any one time, anC
we especially invite the attention OF all seeking az
investment to attend this sale. ..- .
TERMS. One-fou cash; the balance at SIX
twelve, and eighteen months, for negotiable notes
bearing SIX per cent interest from day Of sale; Tho
title retained until the whole purchase money Il
paid. 'SOChAIES BhU a,Lis,,so, w
'- Special Commissioners
MOODY & ROYAL. Auctioneers. NH 27-td5
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BY james NJ. Taylor & Son,
y Real Estate Agents and Auction ers,
sa1lce corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

FVsRUSTEE'S SALE OF TWO TRACTS
i OF LAND IN THE COUNTY OF. HENRI
co, ABOUT SEVEN MILES BELOW THE CITY
OF RICHMOND. ON The CHARLES CITY
ROAD. AND ADJOJNING THE LANDS OF
STEPHEN B. SWEESEY, JOHN BASS, AND
OTHERS, AT AUCTION: by virtue OF q deed Of
trust dated February rs. 81, 10 The subscriber
from William Scott and WIFE recorded In the
clerks Office Of Henrico County Court In deed
book IS, page IA, TO secure the payment of Ger
tain negotiable note therein mentioned. default
having been made in the payment thereof, and at
the request Of the holder OF said note, viii pro-
coed TO sell at public AUCTION In front of Henrico
county court house, on MONDAY the 9th dry OF
April. 1874, THAT being coGrt-day.l at IL O'Clock
NJ. two TRACTS OF LAND as above located-the
first known as the Pleasant Field of the New Mar
set tract: containing sEYENTY-FOUR AND
ONE-FIFTH ACRES. more or less: the second,
known as Deep Bottom, containing ONE ACRE,
more or less. i..a
: TERMS: The decd requires all casn, but by the
consent of the holder of said note the sale wifi be
made on the following terms: Enough In cash to
pay the expenses Of sale, oue-half OF The remainder
In cash, and the balance ut ninety 800 days for
gotiaIe note interest added and satisfactorily en-
dorsed JAMES 81. TAYLOR, Trustee.
JAMES u. TAYLOR 6 Son, Auciioneers.
NH 25
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I.ATgE,yr FOREIGN NEWS.


rEszt,%1 E AnatFaAsk ftFYf ~ fsS.t =, y
!, sovrxExr 10 sxrHL sssuzTs.
VIENNA, March 2s.--seyerl deputies pas e
presented resolutions la the Lower ho.ise ~
the Reichsrath requiring the 0evesn Isa al
exre.. from the country the Jesetts anu -
orders affiliated herewith. -
* RHsnis.
EQUAL RIaHrs 70 AMERICAN sHso 81, ,,aw.
ST.. pzrresnURe, March 2sr ,aGnS siar, ned" .
en-, u rat;"n resrec,ipg trademarks. gives
dec'sfa ,aae;.an manufacturers equal rights
20 AN, .sass n Russia. thus completely pro
WIN .u the Interests Of Americans. This i
. .so ti1st treaty signed In both Russian ano
ENGLAND. --
LONDON, March as.-Baron Rossmore IL
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NH &c
BY Hill & Goddsn.
Real Estate Auctioneers, los Main street,
at Richmond Real Estate Exchange.

BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS, COR
ID NER GRACE AND TWENTY SECOND
STREETS, CHURCH HILL, At AUCTION
At the request Of the owner we Will sell at auci;onm
enth streets, on MONDAY. March 3olh, 1874,
O'Clock NJ, TWO VERY BEAUTIFUL BUILD.
ING LOTS. located rs above described. Each 10y
fronts thirtythree feet with depth OF one huhir-i
md ffty-sIx feet The location Of these lots renr
them amongst The most desirable on Church Hl,
the view from this point being unsuIpased IN
loveliness and variety, commanding The whole Oh
interest In the city Nice dwellings, erected on these
lots would at once command good rent
TERMS: One-third cash; balauce at six and
twelve months, with six per cent. Interest added.
secured by trust deed. hill GODuS,
NH 2I-td Aucone.rs.
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NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.

NEW YORK, March 2s.-The market for cotton
on spot during the early part OF the week was very
from Liverpool showed an excited market at that
point, which met with medium response here,
and resulted In partial advance. The action of
Congress yesterday stimulated an active specula-
tive demand. and prices steadily improved. closing
with advance Of nc: for all grades. Forward de-
business was consummated, with sharp advance
OF h@5-I6c on all deliveries. Total sales Of week
were 156.3OO bales OF which 1876, 800 bales were
for contract and $4,000 bales for immedi tie de-
livery-as follows: 9.131 Tor export, 2,3SS for
spinning, 6,062 for speculation, and 1918 In
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BY Richardson Il Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. ll13 Main street.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS on
Y BOWIE STREET NEAR TIE BAPTIST
JEFFERSON STREET. FOR SALE b. AuC-
TON AT THE REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE
At the Real Estate Exchange, L OF Main street,
over the State Bank. Oh MONDAY the 30ih lu-
slant. we shall sell by auction valuable BulL[L
ING LOT fronting 143 feet on the Fredericksburg
railroad, corner or Bowe street, near the BapuI
College; slso, valuable BUILDING LOT front.
ing 2Oxl go feet on the south side OF Cary street,
near jefferson street.
TERMS: One-third cash; balance In four. eight,
and twelve months: negotiable notes TO be given
for the deferred payments, with Interest added and
RICHARDSON Co,
NH Of Auction rs.