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FOR SALE.

A Needham Organ, suitable for Church
"A or School, will be sold at a bargain,
Apply to III. i. NORRIS
teb IA II Westminster. Nd
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A special meeting of the Baltimore County
Farmers Union will be held at Reistersto wn
to-day.
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MACHINE SHOPS
AT PUBLIC SALE.

HNHE undersigned, being determined to
a close up their business MS firm, in or.
Public Sale, on "
Tuesday, fhe I'M day Of Nuch, 1914.
at O'clock, p. m.s on the premises. all their
zeal Estate, consisting of about ONE ACRE
oF LAND, part Of which is improved by a
used as % ~"
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FARMERS, read the articles on the foarth
page Of this paper, especially th1t b. Lewis
q. Cole Esq., Of shis county.
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SEVERELY BcRSrp. the 9th instant Z
daughter Of Mr.. Jesse Sullivan. near stopers.
vile, aged about fourteen months. was severe.
ly burned by falling against stove. Mrs. s.
was preparing breakfast, and placed the child
IN a chair, and in reaching for something The
child fell against the stove The cries of the
child brought the mother to its assistance.
put before she could remove Il. is left arm
from the elbow TO the cnd Of tho fingers and
the fingers Of the right hand were burned.
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NO. 1899 EQUITY.

NO. 1890 EQUITY.
In the circuit Court for Carroll county.
John Sykes, and others, vs.. Charles D.
KEGS, and others,
N0RDERED this 18th day Of February A.
~ D., 1874, that the sales made and re- r.,
ported by John J. Baumgartner, trustee. q,
inc sale oofthe Real Estate ia this cause d..
creed to be sold, be ratified and confirmed
unless cause TO the contrary thereofbe shown
On of % before the l9th day Of March next ;
s i.'l q copy OF this order be inserted IL
some newspaper published in Carroll eounts
once IN each Of three successive woeLs hesar;,
the 10Th day of March next.
me report states the amount Of sales 10 be
= FRANK 4. SHAW. Clerk
True copy,-Tesi:
ieo l4-S' FRANK I. SHAW. Clerk.
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From THE WEsr. "A former resident Of this
district, under date Of EIwood, Indiana, Feb,
3, writes The weather this winter has been
very ohangeable, not much cold weather. but
there Is no end to high winds and rain. We
have not had such a wet winter for Years. and
the roads arealmostimpassabIe. Wheat looks
ttolerably well; the corn crop was very poor
last year, owing to excessive rains in july
corn IS selling az 60 cents per busheI
and scare nt that price. We are troubled with
'.hard times, money commands from ID "a
70 per cent, and very little is in circulation.
Farmers are improving their lands, aud many
are erecting houses and barns Oranges ar
increasing. enclose 50 for THg ApTocsTr.
II comes regularly, have only missed Two
copies during the last year
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Notice to Creditors.

Notice to Creditors.
NoIlcE is hereby given that the snbscri.
~ per mas obtained from the Orphans
lion on the Personal Estate OF
JACOB A. MYERS
late Of Carroll county, deceased. All persoss
naying claims against the deceased are hereby
warned 70 exhibit the same with the vouchers
Mefeoi legally authenticated to the subscriber
On or before the iith day Of Sept, 1874
my NAV otherwise by law be excluded from
requested to make immediate payment'
Giyen under my hand this 9Th day Of
October, 1874. y" u"s
NARY A. MYERS,
cp lf-H Administrator.
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ORpnAxs C0uRT Adam shower. Fso
Chief Judge Isaac C. Bale. and L. +. sling.
luii, Esqrs,, Associate judges; Or. Henrv IS
Heltz, Register OF With; George N. parka.
Depaiy Register
Monday, February III. fsf,. The last
will aud testament Of Samuel An,lerA. aeci 4. I.
was admitted 30 probate, aud letters tesia,
mentafy Hereunder granted 10 Iesse A,Jers.
the executor appointed by said will.
John Thomson, administrator OF Mary (.
lindisel, deceased, returnsd list Of debts.
The last will and Testament Of Elizabeth
Starshvy, deceased, was admitted 70 probate
and letters testamentary thereunder were
granted and committed 10 Plus J. Babylon,
the executor appointed BIZ said will.
Jacob Campbell, executor OF Solomon
Crnmer, deceased, relurnedinyento Of goods
aud chattels Of said deceased, and received
orders TO sell part Of real estate Of said deed
and notify creditors.
The last will and testament Of John WACO
ner, was admitted to probate.
The last will and testament and codicil
thereto OF Jacob Starrey, deceased, and letters
testamentary granted 10 Calvin Warner. the
executor appointed by said will
David Shnltz, guardian to Jacob r. Shultz,
settled his second and final account.
John Bergman, administrator OF Ludwig
Hieyergall, deceased, returned inventory OF
goods and chattels, and received orders to sell
said goods and chattels and notify creditors.
Tuesday, febmarg 18th Samuel Hoffman,
executor OF Daniel Engel, deceased, returned
inventory of goods and chattels and bank
stock, and received order to sell unbequeathed
goods and chattels aud also order to notify
creditors. M
John Browne, administrator Of DR.. Nathan
Browne, deceased, inventory Of goods, chat
tells and stock returned. and received orders
to sell stock, goods and chattels and order to
notify creditors, also exempli6cation OF letters
Of administration.
David 4. Kephart, was Amounted and
also returned list az debts dae sa;d deceased
Samuel Sauble. executor of Solomon Nyer.
ly, received orders To sell stocls
John ". will. administrator ~ Jacoh WI,
returned list Of debts.
Edmund Obold. administrator of I.ouisa
Oboli, deceased, returned inventory az goods
and rhatiels. and received orders ~ sell Goods
and chn.tels a, private sala. and notify credi.
tors.
Plus j. Babylon. executor Of Elizabeth
Stansbury. deceased. returned Inventory Of
goods and chattels and received order 10 soil
unbequoathed goods and cbattels. order 10
sell real estate at public or private sale. and
order to notify creditors
DIR. Samuel Swope, administrator Of Aones
r. Matthias, deceased, settled his FIRST account.
DR.. Samuel Swope, guardian 10 John s,
Matthias, settled his first guardian account.
back, deceased, settled his second account and
returned additional list of sales.
me last VIII and testament aud codicil
mi1,ed 70 probate,
DIR, M me ease Of Upton hoop, executor Of
Philip Boyle, deceased, vs.; Rachel Boyle and
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FOR SALE.

a good Brood Mare, well broken %
a also one Colts-years old, soundfz =,
and gentle and drives we'll. Apply ~
JOHN SYKES.
Jan Sl-9t~ Houcksyillo, Nd.
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A MACHINE SHOP

a large Brick Building, as a Foundry. Con.
crete Blacksmithshop, &c. -
his property is located in the central mart
oil the town, Immediately on the Railroad.
ana IS well situated for manufacturing or
public purposes. "
POSSESSION given about the LIST Of May. en-.
SUNG and purchasers, If wishing to continue
me machine business, can have the opportu.
MY y purchase the machinery of the shops.
consisting OF boiler engine, shafling, pulIies,
aines, planes. tools, DC, at private or public
sac, which VIII take place early in April, al
firm will be sold. NV
WAGNER 4 MATTHEW'S.
iep la''s Westminster, Carroll co., Nd
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This is St. Valentines Day. We publish
on the first page Of this issue very pretty
story suitable to the occasion.
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"A oheise Article Of Rye Flour on hand
+. s. ST0UFFER,
nov 70 Az principal Depot, Westminster
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AT PRIVATE SALE.

a Valuable Tract Of Land, ON thc VEST
- minister Turnpike, leading Ia Reisters-
Town, containing 50 Acres, 10 OF 10 Acres h
wood. Adjoins lands OF Jercmiah BABYLON.
reter tlater and others. Any one WISHING 70
purchase can call on Michael frlbert, No aol
near the property. ian AMI Ii ry'''
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A Valuable Mill Property
AT PUBLIC SALE.


VIE undersigned win sell al Public Sale.
"A ON the premises situate in Carroll COUNTY.
on the public road leading from Westminster
to New Windsor, distant from the former
about miles and from the latter about 4
miles, on
TAqrsdey, The .e6h day IF February, 1871,
at 2 O'Clock, p. M, the following desirable
Mill Property. The mill has
been recently repaired and is A%sA-l
IN good running order. There MfNEEhH
is a good Dwelling, with the 1890
necessary ent-buildings. Also 4 ACRES and
y Square Perches Of Land, more or less. he.
longing to the mill property. The Water
Power belonging to this property is not sur.
passed by any in the county.
This Is desirable location, as the mill has
had for long time an excellent run Of ems.
tom, which could be increased by proner
management, and to any one wishing 10 en-.
gag, IN that business It offers an opportunity
rarely met with.
Possession given on the list Of April. next
Terms easy and win be made known on the
day Of sale. - Wv
feb Ats EFF. REESE.
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WESTERN MARYLAND Acknowledgement
CHANGE or TRAISs.--A rumor is current that
a change will be made in the trains running
on the Western Maryland Railroad, to take
effect on the 22d instant. The report, which
comes from q reliable source, is that the Me-
chanicstown Accommodation is to be with.
drawn and mixed train-for freight and
assengers-sabstitute in its place, but 10
have IFS western terminus at Union Bridge,
from which point it will start at about 4. 10 a
m, reaching Fulton Depot ut s a. m. The
through train from Williamsport will leave
that point at $50 n. M, and arrive at Fulton
Depot at l0a. m. Considerable excitement
andopposition to this programme has develop.
ed among the daily passengers to Baltimore
by the Mechanicstown Accommodation, who
are highly indignant at the prospect of being
forced to choose between train arriving too
late % enable them to give proper attention
to their business engagements and the ex !.
ceedingly slow mixed train referred to. The
consummation Of the proposed change may
be prevented by the protests likely 10 be made
by these gentlemen.
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Notice to Cre.litors.
Notice to Creditor.

Notice to Crcditors.
NOTICE is hereby given that The subscri.
~ Der has obtained from the Orphans,
Doun OF Carroll county, letters Of Admins.
y LOUISA oBoLD,
late Of Carroll county, deceased. Allnersons
having claims against the deceased are hereby
Warned % exhibit the same with the vouchers
lhereoi legally authenticated to the snbscriber
~ oF before the 10th day Of September next I:
sney may otherwise By law be exeludod from
~ ssnent o. ssid estate. Those indebted arc
s,i;ss.eu 70 make immediate payment.
HiVen under my hand his i0tI, dax ae
February, 1874, =
EDNrND 0BOf.D.
"p if-ft- Administrator.
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DounLg PRS Casks IrEas.--Ou last Fri .
day afternoon aud night snow in this vicinity
fell to the depth Of eleven inches, and as It Is
not drifted, sleighing is good. The ice on the
mill dam is from four to FIVE inches thick,
aud the ice houses are now being topped Off !;
the thermometer several mornings about zero
and 10 below.
On Monday last, agreeable to appointment,
Mr.. Mordecai Mckinstry and Mr.. John w.
Murray, Commissioners for Carroll, and |.
w. S;aub. Commissioner for Frederick coun.
ty, with Mr.. Gideon Bantz, Engineer, tMr.
Crawford being sick met Mr.. Moses Anders,
contractor for stone work, with Mr.. l.. W.
Finly, contractor for iron snperstructure at
the new bridge over the Monoeacy, at Vii.
sons ford, Ia description Of which has been
published) for inspection, and after a thor.
ough examination pronounced the work COM
pletc according TO contract. aad relieved the
contractors from further liabilities. Afterthe
examination, the parties, with number Of
friends present, sat down TO sumptuous din.
ner, gotten up by the contractors, 10 which
ample justice was done by all present. will
in this connection say that a committee an.
pointed by the citizens Of the vicinity of Sells
tording over the Monoaacy, at the Pennsyl-
yania and Maryland line, met the Board Of
examining Commissioners, and presented their
claims for bridge there Gentlemen Com.
missioners, you may as well yield to their re-
quest at once, for il must be built. tits much
needed
The George NJ. Sherman who offered his
services to Sheriff Devilbiss, as hanrman in
the Davis execution, as published in the Bal.
timore Sun, is not citizen Of Double Pine
Creek or vicinity.
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Commissioners, Notes

= VIE County Commissioners Of Carroll
county, viii meet at their Office, IN West
muster ul, on the FIRST MONDAY OF MARCH.
io'a, for the transaction of business.
by order,
g.. JABEz A. BUSH,
W. ~ H aH Clerk u
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Punnc SALEs The public sale season has
fairly opened, and for the last week We have
been crowded with orders for hand b;lIs
That u good way 10 advertise sales OF raj
and personal properly. but better way 4 "a
have them inserted ia q paper that everybody
reads, such an one - the ApvocA4z. We
notice that very little cnsh is asked for al III
time OF the sale the terms generally being alI
sntaa under IS cash. aud on suns over ihaf
amgunf eFefif pf from Eve TO twelve months
is given.
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MoRrGAaEE's SALE
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MksrgRN MAkflASD RulRoAp. The fol.
lowing memorial was presented 10 The First
BRANCH Of the Baltimore City Council on
Monday;
70 ne Hoaorablcths l6agor aud CO c,..,,.
RI ef baltimore The meuioFial AZ he u,,dsr.
signed, citizens Of Maryland, respectfaIIv
states that they are respectively holders and
owners Of Western Maryland Railrond Com.
pany coupon bonds secured hs the first mort.
gage given By that company; that some OF The
Coupons being for interest have matured and
have not been paid, and that in consequence
q default IN payment, the trustees 10 whom
the property ot the said company was convey
ed By the said first mortgage, are bound 10
sell the same; and that the undersigned will
enforce their claims as bondholders and own.
ers and require sale TO be made unless the
coupons already due are without further delay
The undersigned are aware Of the large in.
.eresf,h held by the city Of baltimore in the
Western Aaryland Railroad, and have deemed
!. pest before proceeding to enforce their legal
rights as holders and owners Of the first mort.
gage railroad bonds land, therefore, mourning
large costs and expenses to notify the Mayor
and City Council OF Baltimore Of the stems
about TO be taken BY them.
Your memorialisls are aware that they have
no claim against the city Of Baltimore, hut be.
heving that you may deem il best for the pro.
lection Ofthe interest Of the city TO provide
for the payment Of the coupons due the IN.
dersiened, and thereby prevent foreclosure
OF the iirst mortgage on this road, they have
concluded tito be proper to make kaown their
views by presenting this memorial.
Hoar memorialsts pray that the Mayor and
City Council Of Baltimore will provide for the
payment Of the coupons due them or assent
to = sale Of the property Of the Western Ma
ryland Railroad Company and the division Of
the proceeds thereof among the parties emit
tied thereto, according to their respective
rights and prioriies
BENZ W. b. Emmett, Thos. d. Shepherd,
J. Henry Hoppe, Hiram Engler, Nelson Nit.
ten, j. Hamilton Singer, ]. l.. Devilbiss,
Henry Bale, chas. +. Smith, David Fouiz.
John W. Lisoubaugh, George NJ. Gill, Job
Hibberd, Z. s. Rogers, j. II. Hibberd, Abner
Bale, Jos. A, Stouifer, Jeremiah Bale,
Hamilton Weaver, Evan Haines, Josiah En-.
gler, Moses Haines aud Jonas Epyler.
The memorial was referred to the Commit
tee on Wavs and Mems
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farmers CLuB.--Aceording to previous
announcement the farmers of Warfeldsbure
and vicinity met at Mr.. Joshua W. Sellman's
store, in Warfedsburg, February It'll. 1874,
to organize Farmers Club. The meeting
was organized by calling Robert d. Gorsuch
to the chair, who very ably addressed those
present, and explained the intentions Of
the meeting. On motion, Robert ID.
Gorsuch was elected President; Albinas
Poole, Vice President Richard N. Cheno-
WITH. Secretary; James T. Smith, Cores
ponding Secretary J.W. Selman, Treasurer.
On motion it was ordered that the President
appoint three rs committee to draft a Con-
stituiieu and Bylaws, and have the same be.
fore the club at the next meeting. The Pres.
ident appointed as such committee Joshua W.
Sellman, Richard N. Chenowilh and Alfred
II. Barnes. On motion it was ordered that
the proceedings of this meeting be published
in The DEMOCRATIC ADVOCATE and the Amey.
lean SeRtiaei, Of Westminster, Nd. On mo.
ton it was ordered that this club be and is
hereby known as the Farmers Club of War.
heldsburgn On motion the meeting I'D.
journed until Thursday evening Feb. 10, 1874.
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Ut VUIIIIVFIuHIt am
newly erected two story Fran,
Dwelling House with a Bacl
B9i,l.llding, Garden, Hog Pen, 4,
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feb l4.td
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-04-18

SUCCESSION OF LEONARD SPANGENBFRc.-
Second District Court for the Parish of Orlea. 8.
No. 36. IT'S.
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VALUABLE IMPROVED AND VACANT REAL ES
TATE ON CANAL STREET, SECOND DISTRICT
AND ON RAMPANT STREET. SECOND DIS
SUCCESSION OF ROYAL A. PORTER.
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. SAT.
RY PLACIDE j. SPEAR, AUCTIONEER-
ID ONCE No. l6 Exchange alley-WEDNESDAY
April 20, 1874 at twelve O'clock H., will be sold al
public auction, at the Merchants and AuctiOneers
Exchange, on Royal street, betwt en- Customhouse
and Canal streets, by virtue and in pursuance &c
al order from the Hon. A. L. Tissot judge of the
Second District Court for the parish of Orleans
dated March 26, 1874 for account of said success
sion, the f0llo o. described property,
District of this city, in the square bounded by
Canal, Customhouse, Franklin and IRENE streets,
designated as lot No. l6 per plan OF Louis H.
Pile, surveyor on the ninth of July 1883 and de.
as plan No. l. Said lot measures 26 feet inches S
lines front on Canal street, by ia feet IN depth,
between rPn parallel I lines. ., cno,
the brick buildings and improvements thereon, in
the Second District Of this city, in the square
DO Inded by Rampant, Cont, Bienville and Basin
1923 on the book of plans No 8, in the office Of s..
Magner, late notary the said lot measuring % feet
inch lines front Cd Rampant street. ~ feet 3
inches front on Basin street, by depth, extending
from one street TO the other of 1913 feet inch 4
lines.
Terms and Conditions-One.thirdc cash. the resi-
due on a credit of one and two years for notes
bearing special mortgage and vendors lien and
privilege, with interest at the rate OF eight per
cent per annum from date till paid, the clause of
i've per cent attorneys fees in case of judicial pro-
ceeclngs for the recovery of payment of said
notes or any portion thereof; the buildings on the
Rampant street lot to be insured by the purchaser
and the policy transferred to the executor or the
holder of the notes.
n. B.-A deposit of ten Der cent will he reuuired
from The purchaser on the amount of adjudication.
mh2S ap4 II l8 Is 20
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NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.


Gold opened at ll30ll3A, against 1881 at New
York and after light business closed at ll3 y a
1I3l against 1872 in that market. The sales III
cuded 5000 at ll3a and $1,000 at ll3ss Nil3E. .
No Gales of silver were reported. American half
dollars are still quoted at 1861 UlU7h. Mexican
dollars now rule at the advanced rates OF l091s a
10.
Under the influence of the advance gold at
New YORK, commercial sterling ruled 10 y cent
higher, but bank was without variation. The
sales were confined to FL 600, comprising $4,000
bill of lading and $500 do ninety days sight at
SIS IS; $4,000 AL clear at IS 45N, and 430oe do at
IS 49,.
The sales of francs summed up 205 900, EN- brac
ing 30 600 and us 900 commercial at 1854.
At the close sterling bills were quoted at S. 45E
05 46k for bill of lading and Al clear, and s. 40
as 49 for bank and francs at 463A Tor plVate,
The offerings OF domestic exchange were OF mod
crate extent, and rates were without variation.
The sales amounted to only $1,000, embracing
$4,000 commercial and S2O,G0 private bankers
ri " cent discount; and $4,000 commercial and
$50 900 private bankers at SIG, and private
7banBers at 9-32
nercial sight was quoted at asG5-l6 p cent dis
count for round amounts.
In stocks we noticed sales of shares Mechanics
and Traders Insurance Company at 1858, shares
New Orleans City Raj road Company at Sl54 II do
at s 1874 so, and $1,000 Home Insurance scrip at
24k. Sales were also reported OF st. Charles
Insurance Company Of which the particulars were
withheld.
The sales of bonds included $4,000 city gold
cents at o. st1
sold at 537s and $1,000 at 81.
TIE sses Of ely s sos H.
No sales of Metropolitan Pslice warrants were
reported. They were quoted at about ~
The only movement we nOtce I'D otAte warrants
10 for the payment OF taxes. Large are quoted at
about 40; small at 5OO55, and fves and tens as
high as 60.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY 8. 0uinault.
OCCASION OF FRANCOIS BOUGERF.

DY s. GUINACLT, AUCTIONEER-OFF1CE
D corner of Exchange alley and Eienville street.
SATURDAY, May 2. 1874, will be sod at twelve
O'Clock NJ, at the Merchants ana Aucii0neers' Ex.
change, Royal street, between Canal and Custom
CRADLE the Parish Court for the parish Of St
Charles dated March 81, 1874, the following prop
erty, to wit
j. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. situated in the
Third District of this city Suburb Marigny), in the
square bounded by Frenchmen, Dauphlne Gate
GIeatmen, Burgundy date Craps and Elysan
Fields streets having 81 feet inches front On
Frenchmen street by 80 feet in depth. together
with all the buildings AID Improvements thereon
No. SO.
O. CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, in the Second
District OF this city, in the square bounded by
Charities, Barracks. Royal and Espla1ade streets
forming the corner OF Charities and Barracks,
measuring French measureD IS feet front on Bar
racks street. by depth Of "a feet ana front on
Charities street, together with all the brick build.
iDgs and improvements thereon, consisting of a
twO-stOry brick house, having on the ground floor
three large rooms and cellar, in the upper story
four rooms. closet aud gallery, with a balcony
fronting Charities and Barracks streets, twO-story
and below. back privies, paved yard, water works
etc. The whole as per plans to be exhibited at the
Exchange.
TeJms-One. half cash. and the balance at one
and two years credit for notes bearing mortgage
and eight Per cent interest per annum from date
ntil paid five per cent attorneys fees il OF
suit, with the pact of non aenando The building
TO be kept Insured and the policies of insurance
transferred TO the holders OF the notes.
Acts OF sale before Charles Z. Soniat notary pub
lie, at the expense Of the purchaser
ap2 II ~ Of my2