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ORDINANCE 40. So.


iH ordinance to amend Section 80 Of Ordl-
name, 80. T..
-" J.; ordained by the city council Of the
gity ui Cairo
sEorIuS J. That section 20 Of Ordinance
No. 3, Doe amended - u, 10 read ~ follows:
"lhc rity clerk j. hereby authorized 10
grant . pcddiD,'- license TO any person APP
plying tor the same upon the payment %
TWO Dnd Oue-halt do'iar3 for each day .aid
applicant may de,ir" license, provided,
no license shall DE granted for lt,s period
OF iIWe Than four G1N-. said license to be
issued - provided for IN section Of raid
ordinance No. :, provided that the city
clrr, SHAH be Satisfied that the per. on 30 ap-
pll 'nE l-'u all respects suitable ard proper
person 10 be 80 licensed. Every application
Tor license shall specify the Kind and nggrc-
gate value. ~ near ~ may be of the good,
. merchandise or articles desired 70 be ped
ilrI, and uiso the mode OF
the conynyanc OF tho same whether
l. hy ,r, truck, hack or wagon. or
/ utHg r,yi-s. aud the livrnsc issued shall sCt
[ forth such description and mode Of convey.
auCe.'
Approved september. ., 1874.
! JoHN WOOD. Mayor.
WILL *. HAwEiSs, cry Clerk.
To THE PATRONS or Tux LYcoNISG
ISsuEASCE CoMrASY-TAKE NOTICE.
Renewal receipts i'suci by o. p. Lyon, ls,s
agent, unless signed BY The president and
secretary Of tho company, are null and
yOid and OF no eG9c, No loss viii be
paid under them unless regularly Issued.
CAIRO, 1t, Aug. 10th, 1874.
L. ". HARTMAN, State Agent,
2ll.3-i.C-eoi-lw
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GoLDsrISK & RosENwATER have for
sale very large stock OF the latest style
hats, which they are selling at romark-
ably low prices. 9.3t
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A HORSE BADLY lSJuEED-One Of /
T. Cunningham best carriage horses
broke out of the barn Tuesday eyenipg
and was found about eleven o'clock H.
same night in whole on Twelfth s,ree,
betws,n Commercial avenue and ohio
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THE latest designs in carpets OF all
kinds may be found at Goldstino & Ros-
enwates's, who keep the largest stock 70
be found in the city, and soil al prices
that are lower than ever before.
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HANDBOOK
Oh
Politics for 1874.
by
HON. EDWARD MCPU ERSON

Cicrk Of House Of Representatives U. $.
This ACCURATE and IMPARTIAL volumes
gives the FULL RECORD on the "lncrease OF
Salary Act - and its repeal on Transporta-
ton, Civil Right, and Financial Questions,
including the act OF 1862 creating illegal
rendors' and coin interest OF Bonds, and
the various Expanding and Contracting acts
since. President GRANTS Messages and
Memorandum, Interviews, Letters, Pro-
carnations, and Action in Alabama, Arkan-
,as, Louisiana and Texas. supreme Court
Decisions. Illinois and Wisconsin Railroad
Laws, Constitutional Amendments, made
and pending, in states, and Nation. "Bnck-
pay - statistics. Fables OF Appropriations,
Debt Elections, Currency Distribution by
states and sections, &C. Invaluable for
ClOlh, 81 30, postpaid,
Address GEO. FRS, DAWSON,
T.. o, Box "A, Washington, pc,
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NoTE.-Cons.sblo Biliingsly 10 work
ing up something important Ho is SO
cautious that he will divulge nothing re-
garding the case to tho reporters of the
prosa
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THURSDAY, SEPT. 10, 1874

ALL the day bosrders 10 the city can
be- accommodated at the st. Charles
hotel. with frst-clsss board at second class
,a,os 79-4.lq-tf
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BrBD's CoURr.--Justice Bird had All
easy time oil it yesterday. There was not
q single case brought before him. Tho
police judges all grumble about the dull
times
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HoTEL AGRIvALs..-St. Chsrlos.--H W
Ward, Loui,villo IL Barnard, New YORK.
d Zeiok, l. Powell, ] q Il Il; j L Gloss,
Golconds I Powell, Shswnceiowni W i
Norton, Cleveland; Q schoomsker, New
York; VIM Haos, Allentown, Pai D
Doushorty, Pi;isburgi T Latter, NJ I II NJ
q Il Parsons, St Louis; Il f Goldsm''h'
st Louis; II weider, Pinkneyvillei Rev
n Strong, Baton Rouge; IL II 9avase,
Galene W p Hale, Dnvor +
Hale, i Dcliile, Edward, L Deus!ei oil oil
Osceo.a, Ark a Brown, Nov Orleans
Il Hall, Wilmington; l. Dresser, 8! LOUIS
] Il johnson, Detroit a X WHhere, ST
Louis; Mrs Mary Dickson, Wchview' III;
Geo Stevins, Moline, III; b + jenkins, 81
Louis. II Modulus, WarrAntou, Mics
| --Plautots Houso-W Hi Greensboro
Ky; IL McCard, " Louis. W Schmitt
Louisville Ky; Chas IL Miller, New Or
leant; Fred Miller, - Louis Max Roller
Cairo; Ii A Thomas, Blandyilio ny Jn'
X Swen,sU 5 a; n W Hill, Shawnee
town; a w Hill, Louisville.
-Delmonico-J NJ Henley Pulntkii j
Jones, Louisville; a Brown Thebe'; "A
Hunsacker, Dog Tooth Bead, Joi Pierce
San francisco; Chs gudlloson, New Or
leans; Louis Lechonor, Mississippi count,
Ark
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WABASH COLLEGE

CRAwFoRDsvILLE, IND.
Full term begins Sept. 0, 1874. lts classical,
scientific, preparatory and English courses
are extensive and thorough: Inc facu,Sy
prepTatory department so that young men
In sny term may receive instruction In Al
zebra, Geometry. Trig onomctry. surveying
Chimistry, German, Book Keeping ano
other studies usually taught In the pes
eesdemies. For further Information send
for catalogues 70 the president or treasurer
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RIVER NEWS.
PORT LIST.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
c,o~--,-- lin Fisk, Paducahi
Arkansas Belle, Psducshi
Fannie Lewis, Vicksburgi
Con. a anderson, st. Louis;
4" Bolls Memphis, Memphis
Carrie V. Kountz, New Orleans;
City Of Helens, st. Louis
Mary Alice, st. Louis.
DEPARTED.
Stsamer Jim Fisk, faducsn;
" Arkansas Belle, EvansvIllei
Fannie Lewis, 81 Louis;
Gen. Anderson, Tennessee river
Belle Memphis, st. Louis
City OF Helena, Vicksburgi
Mary Alice, New Orleans
" Hickory, Mound Cityi
I" g. V. KountZ, st. Louis.
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NoIlcE TO IrE PyBLIc.-Tho now
packing house market in Wilcoxs block,
will Dc open Saturday next, with fresh
meats and new lard, ~ the loves, market
price. HOWE < BRO.
glU.g.3.ln.
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WILLIAM X. SMITH. NJ. d.

REslDEECE-No. u, Thirteenth street
hetweon Washington avenue and Walnu
/, Get Oiicc--l2G commercial avenue, up
rs,
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evee. Tho horse Was badly injured, and
required seven men 10 haul him out.
This portion Of Twelfth street Is in hor-
riblo condition. The authorities should |
see tina, II is repaired at once, or the city |
may have some costly law suits on hand.
Ten DOLLARS BEwAED. --Strayed OF
stolen from tho premiscs OF tho under
5ignod, large chesnut.rotroi horse,
bls4od face, short name and tail, ia
hands high and about seven or eight
years "a Whom last seen he "as near
the IRON bridge on the Illinois Central
railroad near Mound Junction. The
above reward will 10 paid for his return
10 G. W. NuEEi TR ~ Go,
Cairo, Illinois.
Mound City journal please copy an
cl.nrrs 10 ti5s ofGcel sea
GRAsD JuRY,--Tho grand jury have
boon grinding ont iudictmcnts by the
neck. Twelve we're handed to the circuit
Judge Yesterday, making fifteen in all
| We tried TO get look at tbom, but the
authorities thought it would not do tc
make them public just now. One indI'
vidual who had probably been one oil th'
| victims stated TO US that no thought TIM
grand Jury would find indictments agalns
their grandmothcrs or moihers.in-law, !
they could only scrspe somo evidence
avon of n doubtful character, ngains
them.
HfBERSGAN FIRE CoMrASY.-Tho Hi
bernien Fro company held a meeting
Tuesday night for election Of officers 10,
tho cn,usng year. The following selec
tons wero made: President, NJ. J
uowley; Vico President, Henri
stou, Secretary, p. oLaughlin
treasurer, Albert Sussnke; foreman {
, engine, James . Donnoll; assistant, ia
Farrell; foreman OF hose, Martin Cannon
G assistant, Thomas Dsrnolyi board of d
rectors, Thomas Kenno, William J
Williams and James Roas.
The following resolution was offered /
| Capt. Williams, ard adopted unan
4 mously;
/, Resolved, That in Chief MclIalo '
have ever found a true fireman, and OF
who has done all that man could do
Il make the Hibernian Fire company VIII
4 i, Ia to-day, the best organization In |
city.
40 Cow TmEF.-A colored gent visit
tho butchers Of our city Tuesday moi
ing, with COW for sale The fell
offered the beaa! at very low figures, q
r.. seemed ben! on making a sale AZ aim
PHI any price. The butchers judged by
cs action OF tho man and his anxiety to 81
n that no did not come in possession of
n cow honestly, and straightwsy notified
sy authorities. Mr.. mig, getting wind
their suspicons, lot tho animal run
large, ana ue5o tpaolss for tho count
= Deputy Sheriff IT, T. Martin was detail
- to work up tho case, and captured the CO
~ near Mound City, and lodged him sal
~ in tho county jail, late last night
~ gave the name Of Thomas Weekley.
~ case will come before the grand jury.
on thus far has made claim TO the c.
Tot Jsiler Fitzgerald has her in keeping
ID. the rightful owner turns up.
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leveo. Tho horse WAS badly injured, and
required seven men 90 haul him out.
This portion OF Twelfth street Is in hor-
riblo condition. The authorities should
see that II is repaired at once, or the city
may have some costly law suits on hand.
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one thousand note lac ads printed at TN
BULLETIN Office for 800; two thousand 10
go.
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The bulletin.
CAIRO LOCAL NEWS.
WANTED
Hill Head =


Somebody 10 take from US a thousand bil
heads, good paper and hnely printed, 70
-. 30 to 90.
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one thousand business cards, 1ne Bristol
board printed at HE BULLETIN Office Tor
nom $3.50 TO 1000. according to size,
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one thousand statements printed at In
BUILETIT Office for $3.50 to 90.
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Mound City journal please copy an J
charge to this oiiice 80 =
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Interest allowed ON time deposit,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-23
EDUu4TED FLFAS

The latest excitement in Berlin is the exhi-
bition of drilled feas. The exhibition takes
place on large sheet of white paper fastened
on an ordinary table, to which all the specta-
tors approach in turn, so as to be able to wit
ness IN all details the extraordinary manoeu-
vres of these little, but marvelously powerful
and gifted rascals. Here you see one of the
muscular feas rolling small barrel along
with its feet, as the men do in the circus; there
you see slim, voluptuOasly built madam of
the species walking along in crinoline and car
rying her parasol with all the affeetstion of
city miss; at another place welLtrained fell
low performs on the flying trapeze-withOut
any danger to his neck however, since the big
gest fall would not break that; while below the
trapeze, on the paper, host Of little ones are
turning summersaults at a fearful rate. The
largest specimens of the collection have been
trained to draw wagons, drays, carriages, etc.
To fix the harness on them properly the flea
tanner places his pupils on a piece of paper
covered with mucilage, where they have to
stick. He then, by the aid of Watehmaker's
loop, arranges a stronghold thread around
their bodies and attaches it to the wagon or
carriage The ladies of Berlin attend the ex-
hibftion in large numbers, and seem to take
an extraordinary delight in the performance of
the little creatures, who are fed every morning
from the arm Of the great iea-tamer.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-23
A NEEDLEWoMEN,s sYNDIcArE.

. The needlewomen of Paris are about form
ing themselves into a society or syndicate, %
protect their interests and to struggle against
those employees who are constantly reducing
prices. There is a difference of so per cent. in
the prices paid for the same work by certain
establishments, and there are intermediary
agents who often find their remuneration at
the expense of the ouvrieres.
The wages of a needlewomsn vary from one
to three francs per day. The payment for
sewing waterproof varies from 20 to Is sous,
and the finishing of it from to sous;
piqueuses, If skillful, can gain francs per day
Added to all this there are two months Of a
dead season throughout the year.
An ordinary dress with corssge, Is paid at
the rate of 6 francs, and requires the labor of
two days; a costume with eorsage Louis XIV,
with founces, etc, is paid at the rate Of %
francs, but exacts ten or twelve days of close
work to finish it; linen caps, whether for chill
dren or women, are paid at the rate of francs
the dozen.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-23

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
AND UNMPRoYED REAL ESTATE ON
NORTH II STREET; BETMEEN TWENTY,
VEST. IN THE CITY OF WASHINGTON,
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
By virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court Of the
District of Columbia, passed in equity cause No.
81, Of Louis II. Schneider against Sarah A. TurtOn
ct al, the undersigned as trustees in said cause,
TUE 'DAY, the 18th day OF September, commencing
At O. lock p. M, on the premises the hereinafter
subdivision of original lot numbered a. in square
numbered seventy-nine (T9 (made by the trustees
consisting of large brick dwelling, containing
ImnediSteiy AFTER the above sale will sell lot -
in said subdivision OF said lot Il, in said square
seventy-nine. "a and improvements; each OF said
los p and 2 being = ieet H inches on street, by
Immediately after the above sale will sell lot let
tered A. IN William p Eliott's subdivision OF ORR
gnal lot NJ in said square ~ and the improvements
thereon, consisting Of large dwelllng-house.
And Immediately after the above sale will sell lot
square 7s and Improvements thereon, consisting OF
q large dwelling-hOuse: said lots and being q
feet each BY q feet In f asIH5
and balance of purchase money payable In SIX 90
and twelve Q2) months from day OF sale, with in
payment thereof TO be secured by the promlssOry
notes Of the purchaser or purchasers, with surety
whole OF the purchase money can be paid cash on
day of sale, or final ratification thereof BY the
court Lien will ne ne Te5 Ts5 u on me ~ ST
chase money shall have been paid. AllconveyancinR
at cost of the purchaser or purchasers. IL pur-
DAYS after day of sale the trustees reserve the right
TO resell the property sold at the cost and risk o. the
$50 viii be required on each piece Of property when
sold. $500,
WIN. ]. MILLER, -
LATIMER 4 CLEARf,
se17-d&ds Cstarl Auetioneers'
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-23
THE EMPEROR CALIGULA as 4
LOVER

THE EMPEROR CALIGULA as 4
LOVER.
An animated loadstone was Milonia Cesonia.
Wife of Caligula, she rendered the cruelest of
men somewhat human by the love for her he
could not eradicate. Frenzied with passion
for slaughter, he was anxious to kill her for
no other reason than that she worshiped the
dust he debased with his tread. Mailman as
he unquestiOnably was, he suffered from the
lingering sanity his single affection seems to
have imposed. Unable to understand, in his
moments of sOundness, why there should be an
exception to his universal hate, he aseribed her
influence upon him to the potency of drugs
secretly administered. Tell me, thou fasci-
mating devil, >" he screamed, as he clutched the
poor, devoted woman by the throat; ''tell me
what poisons you have put in my wine thus to
bind me against my will Make confession,
malignant sorceress, or the torture shall wiring
it from thee"
Who but Caliguls could have considered
love to be poison His blood must have been
deranged as his mind. What other tyrant has
ever sought to destroy the one good angel of
his life, merely because she was such2 Miracle
of feminine constancy, he could not expel
alteration from her soul. The woman who
could love Caligula must have been inhumsnly
affect.onate And she did love him so wildly
that when he was asssssinated she begged the
eonspirators to hide their swords in the bosom
they had bereaved.-Galazy.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-23
DY LATIMER & CLEARY,
ID Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Penn. avenue and Eleventh st.
Star Office Building,

PY LATIMER & CLEARY,
ID Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Star ONCE Building.
TATE, FRONTING ON STREET NORTH
18th day Of October, 1870 and recorded IN Liber No.
"a, folio 80 ct sea-, Of the land records Of Wash
ss deed on d. M se az puB rom
Of the premises, on FRIDAY, nth day Of An
a. SigE AZ 1aSsf IN P lice s Fl
city and district, and known and being all Of lot
no II and Part Of lot Ne p in SQUARE No rs
west corner Of said lot and running thence due east
along the north line Of said lot twenty-four feet
two Inches, ca n. 2in, thence south (2Jl twenty
feet three CO inches, thence west twenty-fOur CD
feet two 90 inches TO the west line OF lot and thence
ming, together with all the appurtenances thereto
Terms I Of sale: One hrh cash. and the balance IN
six. twelve, eighteen and twenty-fOur months with
saiei to be secure by deed Of trust on the pTm
ises deposit Of 500 win Le required Of the pur-
s6@pe5 WITH IN T T from sAS sT dP ss Se me me-
the defaulting purchaser. All cOnveTancing at the
RIGHARD WALLACE, Trustsss-
NOBLE ID. LARNER, tLusteeS'
LATIMER s CLEARY,
iy24-d&ds AuctiOneers.
RBTHE ABOVE SALE IN FURTHER POST
pOned until MONDAY, September H. 1874, same
hour and place. By order Of the trustees,
se2-w,F&M Euctioneers.
~THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER POST
pOEed until THURSDAY, September II, same
hour and place. By order Of the trustees.
seI4-MSw&ds GucTIoneers.
RFTHE ABOVE SALE is FURTHER POST
poned until THURSDAY, September "a, 1874, same
hour and place. By order of, Of The Trustees,
seI7-W, F&M&ds Aactioneers.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-23

~ In virtue OF writ Of teri JdciGs issued out OF
the Clerks Office of the supreme Court Of the Dis
trct of Columbia, and to directed, viii sell at
public sale for cash. in front Of the courthouse door
Of said District, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th day
of october, 1874, the following property, tO-wtt:
viz: the southern part Of lot No. 6, in square No.
IN, beginning for the same at the southwest
corner lot and square, and running thence east
along the line Of north street 20 feet to the south
inches, thence west 20 feet the line of Nineteenth
street west and thence along the line Of Nineteenth
street west s. feet ~ inches TO the place of begin
ming, together with all and singular the improve
ments thereon, in the District OF Columbia. Seized
and levied unOn 5 the property of Anna Schramm
and Peter Schramm. and will be sold to satisfy exc
cutiOn No. l2,2E2, in favor Of Joseph Weyrick.
SEPT. =, 1874. ALEX. SHARP.
sea3-d&ds u. 5. Marshal d. G..
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AUCTION SALES
-FDNl0-TNlNl~-~lN
Future Days.

TINTED STATES MARSHAL'S SALEOF
OONE CRANE AND FIXTURES CALCU-
LATED TO RAJ uE FIFTEEN TONS.
In virtue Of writ Of Jierf Idetds issued out Of
the clerks office Of the Supreme Court Of the Dis
trlct of Columbia, and to me directed VIII sell at
public auction. for cash. at the foot Of xth-street
wharf, on the Potomac river, on TUESDAY, the
18th day of September, 1874, at o'clock p. M,
tons, -,
Seized and levied upon as the goods and ehattels
OF Thomas NJ. Cranch, and will be sold TO satisfy
execution No. 10, tn, in favor Of Potomac steam
boat C~mpany. ALEX. SHAkP.
SEPT. y, 1874. u. 8. Marshal d. g.
aeRl-dEda
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-23

N B.-We would state that all Of the above fur
niture was made TO order for General Smith by r.
KenWick & son, NO. 81 North Howard street, sal
timore, and the carEets were furnished by Nc
DOwen 4 Co., Of the same city, all Of which have
been in use but ten months, the whole comprising
one Of the most select and complete outnts In this
city.
complete and elegant residences in the city, Apply
on the premises. LATIMER CLEAR1,
ze23-dEds AuctiOneers.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-23
DY b. H. WARNER,
ID Real Estate Broker aAd AuctioReer,
FeAeral BuiIding corner Seventh and 80 n W,
TEggTEEsE,- ,i SALE OF =! SMALL IA +hE TSqSK


YARD BRIDGE, IN THE COUNTY OF WASH
NGTON, d. g., AT AUCTION.
. BY virtue Of deed of trust 70 us dated April
30. A. ID. 1874 duly recorded in Liber NO. rs folio
% one Of the land records for the District Of Co
!pmbia. and at the request Of the party secured
thereby, we VIII sell at public auction IN front OF
the premises, on MONDAY, October >, 1874 a. D
y e4oek p m, the following described real eStabe
SituAted IN the county OF Washington, DistricL OF
SeinmDA, 70 VIII: Lots numbered ave 20 and six
l6Jl Iheodore mosher's subdivision Of part OF
fraeS OF land, called Discovery decided By Lucy
b. Maker 70 Theodore Mosher by deed duly re-
corded In Liber n T No. I'D, folio 89O, ct seq,
Of the land records Of the District of Columbia,
containing hfty-two and half (525k) acres, more
van by deed from Theodore MOshsr and wife dated
July L, 1871, together with the improyements. con-
sisting Of nice farm house, Out-buildIngs, &c.
This farm il directly on the road leading from
''UuiontOwn'' to SILVER Hll'' P. o., and being
near the city Of Washington can be worked to
advantage as truck farm.
Terms: One fourth cash; balance in six, e.
twelve, 2 and eighteen C5l months, with interest
at ten per cent per annum, from day OF sale, TO be
securedby deed Of trHst on the property sold,
or all cash, as Che purchaser may desire. A de-
post Of hundred dollars will be required at the
time Of sale. All cOnveyanctng At the expense OF
the purchaser. If terms Of sale are not compiled
with in seven days. the trustees reserve the right 70
resell the property at the risk and cost Of the de-
faulting purchaser, after five days advertisement.
WIN. +. MATTINGLY. Z T-,-taas
CHARLES Z. PRENTISS,
j. T. COLDWELL, Salesman