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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-11

TIE RURSING OF THE CAR ON THE ATLANTIC
MISSISSIPPI AND Ono RA1LRoAD.--The Nor
folk Landmark Of yesterday gives the fol-
lowing particulars of this affair:
When about eight miles below Peters
burg the mail agents, two colorcd men
named G. l.. Jones and Jennings, were ap'
nriSed of the terrible fact that their car was
on fire by the falling in OF a portion of the
roof. Que of them spraDg TO the bcll-cord
to sound the alarm, but found it had been
burned off.
AT this discovery the full truth of their
appalling situation burst upon them. Con-
fined in small room with no means OF
egress except through the doors cut in the
side, and this means rendered unavailable,
with the train in motion, from the fact that
naither platform or railing led to other p0r-
tons of the car. The fierce cracking of the
fire, famed into greater fury by the speed
of the train, which was rushing along at
the rate of thirty miles an hour, and with
no means to sound au alarm, a terrible death
s'arcd them in the face. To remain in the
car was to be burned up by the roaring
Il mes, and 10 leap from the train was almost
certain death. The heat at last became in-
supportable, their bands and faces were
scorched, so Selling the only remaining alter.
native, they leaped from the train.
Upon reaching Waverly station the disas'
ter was discovered. A search was made tor
the agents, who not being found, the remains
of The car were detached and the train ran
back over the route until it reached the place
where they jumped OFT. Both were found
alive but seriously injured. JonesS lett arm
is broken above the wrist, and he Is badly
bruised. Jcnninss's right shoulder was dis
located, besides receiving numerous bruises
on different parts Of the body. They were
brought to this city.
The burned car was next to the engine,
and was divided into two compartments, the
forward one being the eXpleSs room, IL
which the fire originated. 1t is supposed
that the fire Was caused by sparks from the
engine.
The mails. all Of which were totally de-
stroycd. embraced the following: All the
mails from north Of the Potomac rla Rich
mond: all the southern mails from the fol.
lowing States: North Alabama, North GeOr-
gia, Louisiana, Mississippi, and Texas, in
Guiding mails for Norfolk. Old Point. and
Hampton, Portsmouth, Eastern Shore, and
stations OH the Petersburg road. Among
them were ten registered letters addressed to
parties in this city.
The express room was empty, as the bag
gage master now has charge of these pack
ages, and they were in his ear.
Assistant Postmaster Shipp immediately
teleemphed to the Post-Oflice Department
an account of the accident, and is awaiting
instructions.
This is Il serious loss. rs the mails, which
were large, doubtless contained many very
valuable letters. We trust that steps viii
now be taken to provide some means o.
egress from these cars in case OF similar
accident,
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A New TELEGRAPH ENTERPRIsE.-The
New York Bulletin says: "Not a little
surprise was created to-day by the report
that arrangements have nearly been per-
fected for the organization OF a new tele-
graph company, to be backed by the Penn
syvania, the Baltimore and Ohio. and the
Erie Railway Companies; this new COM
pany also to control the new cable. This, if
true, is good news, as it means greatly re-
duced rates for telegraphing, and according
ly a more general use of telegraph. The
Western Union Company has now complete
control of this important means for inter-
changing news; and while we have nothing
to complain of in regard to their manage
ment, we do, as the opponents of the bust.
ness community, welcome any competition
which is likely to result in lower rates and
better service"
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y,,,s a,n,,., ,s,or,trs,ct.

The following extract from private iet-
ter from Hop.J. An1bler Smith, dated
at Washington, has been handed to US With
a request for Its publication:
II will not leave here till the granite con.
tract is given out. amsexceedinely anxious
that the honest and industrious stone.cutters
shall not suffer. You mustsay to them that
as soon as secretary Fish returns will see
him and write you when work Dtll COM
mence The contract ring here and in Rich.
mood have been telling them lies to deceive
them. I am determined that work shall
commence at once, and that hereafter the
men shall he paid in money, and not in Ger.
tifcates OF men who may fail any day. |
shalt ask secretary Fish TO make that pro-
wise. Your friend, ;,
81. AABLER SMITH"
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Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad.

We have the best authority for saying That
there is not one word OF truth in the lumor
that. is now being parsdcd through tue pa
pers that The western end of the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad i, about TO be transferred
to the Baltimore aud OHIO railroad. Wearc
authorized to make tie statement even more
complete by saying that there is 20 truth in
any rumor of the t:ansitr of the western
part, or of any other part, of the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad TO the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad or any railroad.
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If the anti.third term party will take Gen
eral MALONE as President we agree to give
I'D all idea of "third term" We are for
him as the best means of getting him from
the consolidated line" He gets there
$4,000, and no other salary that we know
of, save that of President Of the United
States, can induce him to surrender his
present Office. AS President he will get
$4,000 per annum-that will leave fine
profit after deducting "wet groceries"
What do You say, genlemen2
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LIME. CEMENT, PLASTER.
COURT ORDERS.

BOWERS e. SON VS.. STUKENBURG
i AND ALS.-IN THE CHASCERY COURT OF
TIE CITY OF RICRMoND:
By a decree entered In this cause on the 9Th day
of June 1874, one Of the commissioners Of this
c0u,t Is directed to inquire and report
Ist. Whether the deed from Joseph Stukenburg
and wife to Joseph Allard, Jr dated the Ii II day
of November, 1873, was made to delay, hinder or
defraud creditors of the SAID Stn kenburg and whe-
tier the real estate mentioned and conveyed by
said deed is frsm any cause liable for the payment
of the plaintiffs judgment.
2d. An account OF ali estate, real and personal,
Of the said Stukenburg which Is liable for the pay
ment OF the said plaintiffs Judgment
Sd. An account Of all lieus upon said Stuken-
burg's estate, aud their priorites. II any and ANY
other matters specially stated deemed pertinent by
said commissioner, or which may be required by
any party 10 be so stated.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT SHEPHERD, Of Wash
ington, is trying to compel DANA, of the New
York Sun, to come to Washington to answer
the complaint Of "libei" in charging SuEP
HERD with personal dishonesty. S. tries thi!
under law passed by the last Congress fol
the protection of congressman. Competent
lawyers say that SHEPHERD cannot compe
DANA TO 60 to Washington.
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PROPOSALS.

CEALED PROPOSALS will be received
~ up to the FIRST Day OF AUGUST tor iurs
nishing the Virginia institution for the Dear ara
Dumb and the BInc with the following machinery !:
One 12-horse- power ENGINE ihorizontali,
One 90. horsepower STEAM BolLEE thorlzoa-
tall,
One 2C0-g.non HoT-wATER BOILER,
100 feet tmore or lessl 2-inch shAFilS9, WIN
pdtleys, hangers &c complete.
gal sanized IRON sWAsH-TRA1o, the Size 10 DC
hereafter determined, :. ;.
J. inch STEAMBOATS, Tor drying room, PCT icos'
Tha Contractor 10 put up all OF the above ma
rhinery and fxturee, and have IL In thorough work
:, ING order by the hrst day Or SepteMDsr; AS.i:s -
/ Proposals should be addressed 10 ChAhLrS ~
| Mccoy, Principal, staunton, Va.
Nv order of the executive Committee.
| " lS-20&25
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-11

The Commissioners of the District removed
the funds of the District to the United States
Treasury. This gave dissatisfaction to the
bank which previously had those funds in
custody; but the Commissioners had the
matter their own way. The Commissioners
knew best. They seem to be determined to
keep all that they get hold of in safe place.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-11

How is our friend the Enquirer on the
centennial! Is that paper willing to see
two, or four, or six millions voted out of the
National Treasury to pay the expenses Of
that Philadelphia jobp
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Crop NorEs.-Reports from various por-
tons of East Tennessee represent that the
wheat crop is failing to pan out as well as
expected.
In this section the oat crop will be fail.
ure. Grass is short, and if the present spell
OF dry weather continues many days longer
the corn will be short.-Bristol (1enn.) Cou-
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Mosgs's VALUATIoE.-The robber Gov
ernor of South Carolina calls certain class
of colored men in South Carolina "good 20.
ltical niggers." They are such as the scala
wags and carpet-baggers can use for their
purposes, and such as they invite to their
;ahlpc
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RICHMOND, VA, July t, 1874.
TN THE DISTRJcT cOITRT OF THE

RICHMOND, VA, July F, I6I7.
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
/ limited STATES EASTERN DISTRICT OF
YIRGINIA, ssh re George Tyler. bankrupt
On petition OF Thomas y. Welsh, assi2Dee, 70 sell
baukrupts real and personal property free Of liens,
and TO transfer the liens 70 The fund
IL is ordered that the petitioner be, and he hereby
is, authorized to call meeting Of the CREDITORS OF
George Tyler, bankrupt to be held In the once or
10TH DAY OF JULY, at 10 O'Clock A. ~, that
cause be shown why the prayer Of tbs petition,
should not be granted. And II Is further ordered
that nc shall publish notice of said meeting In the
Richmond Dispatch aud that he selE also serve
notice by mail ON all known lien creditors.
r, W.HUaHES, District Judge.
The parties interested in the abaxe order are here.
by notified thereof and that the meeting above Will
be held as proyided for. u.
THOMAS n. WELSH,
ty 6td Assignee OF Geozge Tyler, bankrupt.
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DEATH OF JUDGE STRAUGHAN.-We regret to
learn of the death of Hon. Samuel l..
Straughan, Judge OF the County Courts OF
Lancaster and Northumberland counties.
From private letter we learn that ne ueo
of cholera on the LIST instant.-frederac..is
burg Ledqer.
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RESIGNATION TENDERED.-Dr. W. E..
Hatcher rendered his resignation to the
Board of Deacons Of the First Baptist
church on Wednesday. The matter is now
under consideration, and it is hoped that he
may be induced to withdraw it.-Petersburg
Mems
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Mr.. John d. Elder, the father of Mr.. John
A. Elder, the Virginia artist, died on
Wednesday. He was about seventy-three
years Of -FfederiQksbur Ledger,
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Among the freight received here yesterday
were two carloads Of bones loaded at Santa
Fe, New Mexico, and never unshipped until
dumped out here.-Ate1oadr9a Gazette,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-11

The Fourth-Sreet Baptist Church have
unanimously called the Rav. A. G. Barron,
tor Lexington, to the pasto.ate.- Norfolk
Landmark,
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COMMISSIONERS OFrrcE,l

COMMISSIONERS OFFrcE,l
RICHMOND, July 3, 1874.
The parties interested are hereby notified that
h.ye liked on TUESDAY the 4th day Of August,
1874, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, as the time, and my
office ON Eleventh between Main and Bank streets,
in the city Of Richmond, as the place, 10 execute
The foregoing decree. THOMAS j. EVANS.
iy1 Saw Commissioners.
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Go to PIXIES Peak. On Thursday the
thermometer marked 4S degrees at 4:37
p. NJ.
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A Note from General Richardson.
ArJUTANT-G GENERALS OFFICE,

iICHIUHD, July 1V, 10'1'
Editors Of Dispatch,-All the records and
papers of this office were destroyed by fire
at the time of the surrender of the city in
1865. Very respectfully,
WILLIAM Ii. RICHARDSON, A. G..
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A letter from Meeklenburg Springs is left
out because written upon both sides of the
paper.
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T OOKt READ! PONDER
T U N Z %, 1874.

Rea,sy-nade LINEN SUITS,
VICTORIA LAWN SUITS,
Eml.ef3ered LINEN POLONNps
Tucked anS embroidered CaNBRICsk ,s,rc
just opened for travellers tosprlu2s an,s y,tertr,
places.
r. X. PRICE 4 co.
have received @ithin day or sro many ne, -A,s,
for the summer
LINEN TRAVELLING; SUITS,
Il AVN TRAY EfLGcry SUITS,
Emhroidered lSGS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. uoy.i,,...
Embroidered LINEN PoLoNAISEsa NSi
CAMBRIA SKIRTS. tucked, plain. a,ri en- tro,i.-,.
sgRTLASD w OOL SIIASLS. ~ To s.:
NEE SHADES PofLISSs, for suits;
TRIMMING SILKS, every color;
BLACK SATIN for trmIaing:
PARaSoLa and sUS-sE.pES, CORSR-YS,
COTTON and THREAD HOSE, SILK HES
RCFpLISGS. SASiIES- BACK SPASiSisSc,p-s
SIDE-BAND pRGANDIEs, Beautifully
SIDE BAND LAWNS,
SIDE-BAND CALfCOES.
200 pieCes NEW PRINTS. | " aud 1otA, la-
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FOR sUMMER.-Ju=t opened Dy

FOR SUMMER.-Ju=t opened Dy
r. r. PRICE & co,
LAMA POINTS aud SA"QuES,
SLEEVELESS JACKETS,
KID GLOVES.
GAUZE SHIRTS,
READY-hADE SHIRTS,
NEW SUMMER ChSSiMERES.
LINEN DRILLS, for gents and boys:
GENTS and LADIES THREAD and SILK
GLOVES.
Isle THREAD SHIRTS, &cr &c.
10 o.
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TUENIP sEED.-LAND2FrH'S NEW
j CROP orTyRSiP SEEn just received by
III BoDEhEk BaVraERo Druggists
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RIr BLACK SILKS CHEAPER THAN
rvtrat - ...,,,.
jy IL LEVY Bkpl HERS.
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NEW GOODS FOR THE SEASON.

W L OIk n.
HUDGINS, GORDON { co.
lJuuc 22dl are opening
CHOICE DRESS GooDS-vcry cheap;
BoRDERED LAwNS-new and cheap;
LINEN FABRICS Of all kinds for ladies dress nit,
Beautiful PERcALES at L.;
More ASH RIBBONS at 7jc.;
SPANISH LACES, for scaris aud sarIueS;
GENTLEMEN and LADIES USDERwEAR:
THREAD and BALBRIGGAS HOSIERY for lldIcs and
men;
FANS in variety. e -
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MT" PARASOLS LINED WITH SILK
can be had IL II 20 at
fill LEVY BROTHERS..
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MI STRIPED SILKS, in great variety :
also large stock OF CULORtD SILKS, all To
be- sold cheap, ~
VII LEVY BROTHERS,.
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N- VICTORIA LAWNS, SWISS CAM
BRIO ard NAiNSGOk MUSLIhS, in all quail
iIies, at
ivl1 LEVY BROTHERS.
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H SAFE MONEY WHEN YOU CAN.
Buy your DRY GOODS of
jy11 LEVY BROTHERS.
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me- HAIR SWITCHES in all cesors,
from 81 up to $40 apiece, at
jy11 LEVY BROTHERS..
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Ng~ ALL KINDS OF DRY GOODS
cheap at I}y III LEVY BROTHERS.
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D THE LARGE EST STOCK OF
DRESS GOODS In this city Is nov being sacrificed
ut fJy III LEVY BROTHERS..
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sPnu.AA NOTICES.

|. We COLORED CLUNY LACE at 10c.
per yard worth 25c.:
GUiPURE, yALENCIENNES, YAK, SAXONY,
SMYRNA, and PILLOW-CAsE LACEs at
jyl1 LEVY BROTHERS..
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-12-17
HENRY BOGUE. Z T-,,-,o.-
?. j. FOLEY. trustees
ATTNTEn l. TTTAD
nov24-Tu, Tn, s&ds A4A " A

= I
place.
LATDIER & CLEARY,
deI7-ThS&TU AUctIOUPerS.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-12-17
DYB. HI. WARNER.
ID Real Estate Broker and AuctioOeer,
Federal Buildings, corner Seventh and SITS. n,

DY b. H. WARNER,
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctio1eer,
Federal Buildings, corner Seventh and SITS. n. W.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE TRACT
OF LAND On ROCK CREEK. IN THE COUN-
TY OF WASHINGTON, DISTRICT OF CO.
By virtue Of deed of trust to DAME L. Eaton
ana myself, dated June Il A D. ISL daily recorded
for Washington county in the District Of COlum-
62 and a. he request Of the party secured thereby,
on WEDNESDAY, January D. 1879, At O'Clock p.
Ing in the Dfret Of CouRbla and dPsSeT aRe rs
follows to wit: Toms Last Shit, ." bounded as
Standing in tie east southessT line of tract Of land
called 'sClCWn's Course the vest side of Rock
peri hes: thence south % degrees west 100 perch s:
thence south 10 degrees east ~ perChes; thence
dc grees west M p riches; thence south 81 degrees
east 42 0perches thence south degree west -
thence with straight line to the place Of begin
Ling.
'.BaTnaby," beginning for the same At stone At
the end Of S9 peTches on the hith line Of the lid
iFsct oFIaSd coiIed oToSS last ShSt ~
Toms Last Shift thence with the first line or the
said tract of land north 67lS degrees west li5S
10 the ftI line OF Clowns GoGTse;' thence with
straight line TO the place Of beginning, contain
ing p acres rood q peEchcs Oflani.
Also, piece Of land 60 feet wide -unning the
whole length of The fifth line Of Poor Toms Last
Shift for private public road the whole con-
tanning two hundred acres. more or less. together
with the improvements, consisting OF 4 neat Farm
House and the usual Out-buildingS- A portion OF
this tract is in good state of cultivation and the
remainder well tInbered AMI watered.
Terms: IS, 90, with interest at 10 per cent. per
annum frOmlD december Is 1873, day Of sale and
Ieases of sale in cash, and the balance at six ana
twelve months for which the notes Of the pUT-
chaser, bearing interest from the day OF sale and
secured by deed Of trust on the property sold,
will be taken. deposit of 500 will be required of
the purchaser at the time OSae, and all conveyance
ing at the expense of the purchaser.
If the terms of sale not complied with in seven
days TIE trustee reserves the right to resell the
property at the risk and cost OF the defautiAg pur
chaser after i've days advertisement
GEORGE W. STTCkNEY,
SurYiving Trustee.
j. T. COLDWELL.
del6-WFM&ds Salesman.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-12-17
DYB. H. WARMER,
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Federal Buildings, corner SIEVE: n and sts.N'W.

DY B. HI. WARMER,
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Federal Buildings, corner SIEVE. n and + sts'N'W
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON THE NORTHWEST AND
TY-SEYENTH STREETS NoRTHWEST, AT
BT virtue Of deed OF trust dated ApriI q, A. D.
No. gi5, folio 4Z6, one of the Land Records for
Washington county, in the District of Columbia,
ana also by virtue OF decree Of the Supreme Court
of the distinct OF Columbia, passed in cause rs,
trustee In place Of Daniel l.. Eaton, deceased, and
at tie request OF the party secured thereby, VIII
sell at public auction, In 'front.' of the premises,
on MONDAY, December p, 1874, at O'Clock p. M,
the following described real estate, situate in the
city of Wa hlngtOn, District of Columbia, TO wit:
All that piece or parcel of ground, known and
square west Of square numbered fOlr a. beginning
for the at the southeast corner Of said lot num-
bered one, q, and running thence west along tine
line of street north seventeen % feet; thsnce
I'D feet: thence south seventy-iye Coz feet to the
place OF beginning, together with the Improve
ments, consisting Of three-stOry brick dwelling.
Also, all that certain piece or parcel OF ground,
known and designated on the plat thereof as lot
numl erred fifteen ll5,) n square numbered one (l.)
Ret, and improved by a frame mouse. ,
Terms: One fourth in cash. and the balance In
six, twelve and eighteen months, for which the
notes OF the purchaser, bearing Interest at the rate
of trust on the property sold, Will be taken. de-
pOsit Of 500 viii be required each I1ce OF prop
erty the time Of sale. All conveyanclnE 1t pur-
chaseT's cost. If terms Of sale are not complied
reserves the right to resell the property at the
risk and cost OF the defaultng purchaser after ten
uA's ~" GEORGE W. STICRNEY, Trustee.
de7-AIWF Ads j. T. CGLpWELL, sale ,mAn.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-12-17

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE HOTEL.
PROPERTY ON THE CORNER OF NINTH
AS THE ST. CLOUD HOTEL, AT AUCTION.
By virtue Of 4 deed of trust to the undersigned,
December 20 A. D. Is7I. in Liber No. 65. folio az
one Of the land records for Washington county, in
party secured; We will sell, at public auction, on
WEDN ESDAN- the 10th day OF December, A. D.
t az pGsoEH p M; IN iTGnt OF Premi'eS at
city of Washington, In the District of Columbia,
known and described upon the official plan OF said
city and being ali those parts Of lots numbered
nineteen, 90 twenty COl and twenty-One, GIL in
square numbered three hundred and seventy-seyeu,
lumbia Aforesaid, inclu ded within the following
mstes and bounds, viz: Beginning at the northeast
street northwest ffty-TwO (52l feet eight C3l
inches; thence south eighty-slX 1850 feet; thence
west sixty mine C9l feet six inches; thence sOaEh
thirty COJ feet; thence east TO Ninth street west,
and thence north along said Ninth street to the be-
ginning, together with all the improvements,
being known as tie st. Cloud Hotel corner 81
Ninth and streets northwest, IN the said city OF
Terms Of sale: One fourth cash; the balance In
one, two and three years, for which the purchaser
will give his three several prOmIssory notes, dated
the day of sale and bearing interest at the rate
ally, and secured BY deed of trust upOu the premi-
ses and policies Of insurance satisfactory to the
deposit Of 81 900 will be required as soon as the
property is knocked eli. All conyeyanclng is to be
are not Complied with within ten DAYS after the ale
the Trustees reserve the right resell the property
HENRY B0GUE. trustees.
nova1-Tu,Tb,sxd, LATIhER & G GLEiARY,
TIL TUESDAY, December -, 1874, same houranI
plBsS &c order of the trustees.
dei7-ThS&Tu AuctiOneerS.