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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-19
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IS FEVER q AeUK, Chils, Fever, Agues 30
II PILES, Blind or Bleeding. 80
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-05

The Philadelphia Times is the perpetrator
of delicious Hiberniclsm anent the recent
collision on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad.
Thus: "There were two trains coming in
opposite directions, and at frigbtfui rate OF
speed, which met and crashed through each
other, wrecking both engines and demoish-
ing four cars. The point of collision was on
a curve, and the spot an embankment ten or
fifteen feet high. And yet no one was killed.
Had the collision occurred moment later it
would have been on a bridge" This is al
most as good as the Irshman's thankfulness
that me had on tall bat when he was fired
at. because if otberwi the ball, which
only went through bis head-gear, would have
bit him in the bead Boston AdUertiSer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-05
BY Frincis T. Isbcll,
Auctoneer and Real Estate Agent,
No. Eleventh street, bet ween Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
i REAL ESTATE IN THE COUNTY OF
CHFsTEKFlFLD AND TIL. TOWN or MAN
CHESTER.-By virtue of SIX deeds OF rust, bear
7th Of March. 1856 9th of April. 1857, 9Th OF
June, 1S57, 9Th of september. ls5s. and 2sth Of
July, 1860. executed by W. Fl. Brancer 10 the
trustees OF the Monroe building Fund Association,
all OF record In the clerks office Of The County
Court Of the county OF ChesterhelG and OF two de-
mond entered respectively on the 18th aud 14th
days Of May, 1874. In the suit therein pending
styled Nv. H. Brapder rs. BaiIy. Isb:l, Saunders.
ct dLs., shall, surviving Gus ee Of the Monroe
Build ng-Fuud Association, proceed to sell, upon
the premises, on WrDN cSDar the l2th day OF
May. 1878, the PROPERTY hertin mentioned or
so much thereof as may be necessary to pay OF the
sum Of *2.433.30 With legal interest Oh 81 200. a..
part thereof, from the 9Th day OF May, 1862 in
the following order, 10 Wit:
OF l1nd lying west Of the Richmond and Petersburg
railroad, In the county OF Chesterfield about three
miles from the town Of Manchester containing 3s5
acres 2 rods. and "a poles. be the same more
or less being portions Of Lots Nos and In the
plan Of Whfleys esae. bounded on the east by the
said railroad on the north by the part Of The Whit
ley tract allotted 10 James ID. Lyle. the ives. ny
the land now or formerly OWNED By Thomas EaA
den, and the south by another part OF the WHIT.
ley tract allotted to MRS. French Upon this land
there is q neat and com torable DIV tLLlNG hav-
Ing five rooms, AL necessary out.houSes; besides
several trnemen's suitable for tenauts This land
will be sold a whole. sut-dirld.d into smsller
ira Is, map and subdivision OF which will be
shown on the day of sale.
2. Immediately after the sale OF the above lanI
TWO LOTS in the county of Chesterfield, in the
town Of Swansb0rough, near the town OF Marches
ter, known In the pan OF sii0 town as Lots Nos.
g and T. containing 2 lao acres.
3. At O'Clock i. VI. on the same day, a LOT OF
LAND lying and being IN the town Of Manchester,
known In The Plan Of W. II. Brander's sub division
of Lot No. 2S4 as ! OTIS Nos. ana 80. fronting on
Jackson ana Summers streets and running back
about 80 feet.
A. LUT OF LAND designated In Lot No. 26i in
the plan of the town Of Manchester. fronting 4s
feet on Bidd!e street. running back IS feet, upon
which stand two TrNrMtNTS two stories
high.
s. LOT OF LAND designated in Lot No. 264
fronting feet Bidrie street. aud running back
rs feet, upon which there Is a SMALL TENE-
MENT.
TERMS : Onefhird cash; residue upon crsdIt Of
six, twelve, and eighteen months for negotiable
notes with interest added. and secured by trust
Gcsd. FRANCIS 4. 1sBELL,
amos surviving Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-05

You who have had green carpets IN the
house for years will be startled to learn they
are colored with a deadly poison, ard II you
don't hustle item out doors you'll be corpse
iu twenty-four hours CatskiA Recorder.
Nearly all the lawyers in San Francisco
went to the philanthropist Lics's hotel on
the.1st of April in response to spurious
request, to which the name Of his agent was
signed.
Some one tried to bride the Press with
fifty cents for "putf." The editor spurned
the proposition with contempt. Sixty cents
the Press thought was little enough.-Cdm'
den Argus.
Somebody has been attempting to assassi'
nate the President Of Mexico. Somebody
must have very little TO do to waste time and
trouble on such small game. Indianapolis
Sun.
The indianapolis Herald calls up the time
when Susan Anthony was "a mud-pirating,
nankeen-legged, bareooted little waif." Some
old gentleman who used to live in Rome
must have been elected editor OF the Herald.
Mr.. Fullerton frequently spells the Judges
Roman gravity, but bis Honor never breaks
out, so 10 speak. He just seems to tuck a
laugh away in one corner of his mouth, as
lady does her chewing-gum when she gets
excited. Brooklyn argus.
of were a man." writes "Kate," to q
New York paper. speaking, of course, oil
Mrs. Swisshelm, ~ would no more kiss
such q woman than l would kiss piir OF
tongs that had been left over night in a
bank"
It is moved and supported that somebody
find out what has become OF Anna Dickinson,
and report to this convention whether she
has decided to marry or to 60 along in this
sort of way.-Detro't Press.
els this the Adams House," asked a
stranger Of q Bostonlan. "Ies," was the
reply, ats Adams house until you get to
the roof, then it's caves Worcester Gazette.
Mrs. Mary Goodale, Of Pebuonnock, is in
her one hundredth year, and has little
daughter eighty years old, who lives with
her.
There is net much grief when fat man
dies in Rhode Island, as it gives the survivors
more room to stretch themselves Brooklyn
Argus.
Let him be stung to death by spelling
A country justice recently sent an order to
Dell Clark for a box of "eXile grese."-Mar-
shall Messenger.
The Chicago West.siders have a variety
theatre called The Malakoff." which does q
rushin' business.-Boston Adyertiser.
When will the time for two paper collars
day and ice-cream Philadelphia
Express.
Although we have had tough spring
thus far, we May be happy yet Yonkers
Gazette.
The sky is blue and the sun shines bright,
but the air wants more cooking-it is still a
little raw.-Ne,o York Mail.
"Most respected and revered father, Pll
take another later" is the way Dubuque
father makes his children address him.
AT last accounts Phil. Sheridan was at a
Chicago hotel doing deadly execution against
the Mexican raiders Nodh'S Times.
A Vermont gentleman has recovered two
hundred dollars for being hanged in eftigy.
A South Boston newspaper.carrier makes
his daily rounds on u velocipede.
Title for fve.cent savings bank The
st. Nickle-us.
Only once in hundred years--so glad.-
Boston NeacS.
Orthographomani is what some call it.
Frailty, thy name is weather!
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-05

d party sang some old songs 10 front OF
| Beeeher's house the other night, and wher
they reached the words, "OE, don't you
remember sweet Alice ?" the old man pu
his head TO the window and said: "Upor
my hODsr l never heard of her.-Pough
/ keepsse Press.
4 Singular c2incidences will never cease. A
Chicago imam in Boston who pronounced
avalanche "avaIank fell over Webster:
Unabridged dictionary and so disfgured
bis counteDance that the policeman who took
him in reported he had picked up Hindoo
Idol - Bro0ahsa Afrg1s.
A Yankee edito, says: elf the party who
plays the aecoEdeoD in this vicinity at nights
will only change his tune occasionally, or sit
where We can seSld hi N when the engine has
steam on, be will bear Of something to his
ADVANTAGE
Make pads 10 put lin, Ter the stair.carpet
just where the foot natura, 'ly strikes the front
OF the stair by folding vast cotton or pieces
OF old quilts in newspap,'r II will pre-
serve your carpet and softe MS the sound of
footsteps.
Among the presents at WOO len wedding
10 Allentown, Pa, the other N yht, was an
Immense cake. This was resery, d for the
last; and when they came to Gu, it they
found 1t TO be only cheese.box covel ed with
icing.
TO stand and look endwise at that no W of
shaoe:trees around the schoolhouse { ne
would Imagine he gazed upon the Shah's a,'-
tograph Wrlttea With steel pen immediately
AFTER hunder.storm.-Be llatre CONNER.
cial.
a co'ored gentleman at Xenia Is the owner
OF small dog which plays baseball.
1t Is said that an armless Milwaukee wo.
D q boxes her husbands cars With her feet.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-05

BY far the most superb piece of acting ever
witnessed in Danbury was presented last
Monday evening by Miss Bessie Darling in
the character Of Lucretia Borgia. The pas.
sionate outbursts and pathetic renderngs de.
manded by the difficult character were all
given with wonderful genius. [The rest Of
this article was, unfortunately, "pied TOO
late to be restored in time for this issue. We
will, however, take pleasure in continuing
the notice in our neXt.-Ed,t0r Ddn6uridn.]
The impression is that Delano would
make better Secretary of the Exterior than
Interior. The Brooklyn perjurers, who
ever they prove to be, will be sentenced to
Sing Sing for term of years; the others to
Hiss Kiss for life. Williams, of the Nor
ristown Herald, who drew his handkerchief
at the last Kentucky lottery, is consoing
himself with the belief that the parties who
drew the capital prize were the Managers
Ddnburian.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-05
BY Lyme Z Brother.
Real Estate Agents and Aucuoneef''
No. l2l2 Main street.

VERY VALUABLE sUBURBA,SS
FARM AND Residence, SiT ,,}v ESpW
BHif}GE ROAD, OR A CONTiSCATio;Sr mi, ~
THiRTY-FiRsT STRR Er, j UsT BtfoSo nc, ~.
CORPORATION LINE. FOR SAL =; II II J. J.
tmiaut. OFFER for sale at public auction: on ,ns
premises, on THURSDAY, 9Th May; isto, I'm. IL y
o'clock p. H., that truly valuable ana SaSe de-
scribed now occupied by BIN. contalnipx, x. ,sce
TEEN ACRES, more or less. There j. on Wy ~ FOOD
q foe vineyard OF three acrcs, ana wen - o.
water NJ ar the dwelling. -..,u,s
improvements Framed house with seven r' nan
barn, stable, &C. Tue clay CD the place 10 y. enusi
examined by experts and pronounced " ~ Also =
TO the very lsA Rockets clay. There - ss,u-
good deal OF mon. dug sand on the plsee. Sil
pie OF the bricks can be seen at our once, hs.r,.
DO sold as whole or sub uiyided 70 sun palIrR
= TERMS: AT sale. LYME bhVa,t "A
up 2e,My l.4,e,6 Aas""~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-05

BY j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and EAuctioneer,
la13 Main street, next TO State Bank.

ll13 Main street, next TO State Bank.
1EOUNTAIN-TOP SUMMER RESORT),
M LOCATED ON THE SUMMIT OF THE
BLUE RIDGE MOUNTAINS IMMEDIATELY
ABoyE THE GREAT ,,,; TUS IN = n6 on THE q
TTnHR RESCUE OF The aoUNTAiN REsoR rs
Of s1kAi AsP A AdR Sale AZ hSI Tue
TfON.--This, superb MousrAls, .l hE ss1,.;
around which nature has clustered her cHolces
D5 nscd y On ss the soh
NAV, 1875, nj Az O'Clock p. M.
The FARM contains THREE HUNDRED
ACR Es OF most fertile pasture "o
The GARDEN, with all kinds Of vegetables and
q variety of choice grapes, Is more tDan adequate
IN supp'yiGg the hotel.
The IMPROVEMENTS are Of most substantial
character; built Of stone and brick In gooh or.
der-and consist, besides usual out-houses, 81
LARGE HOTEL, ample 10 accommodate 10o OF
more guests; having ,wosGTs moss Intensive
views OF the Shenandoah Valley ana mountain
ranges
The MEDICINAL ADVANTAGES OF the fine
ChaIybeare Spring adjacent to the hotel together
with the purified lmosphere peculiar to thls Place
owing to Its altitude lbeng one thousand nine nun.
dred and Dnety-six feet above uos-waer a9u v ~.
ylnia), have c4u:ed numberless invalios from az
Sections OF the country to seek the advantage OF to
water and atmosphere, 80 IeViVifyinX 70 weak ahe
QeICatS COuStltutloh9'
The LOCATION or MOUATAIN-TOP fol
views is unsurpassed. The three counties OF Au,
ousta Albemarle, and Nelson converge 10 porn
Ia trent of the hotel, and seem to vie with eacf
other in the display OF their extraordinary oeau'ie
from this point. TO the west, the heautifui Snen
andoah valley displays Its towns and Villages iron
The Blue kidge to The North mountain, and from
Staunton far beyond Weyer's cave: TO the east the
Aibemare aud Fockfsh valleys, with their towns am
villages from Char Ioitesvile to Alton and up ant
along the base OF the Blue Ridge Is landscape the
| equal of which Is not 10 be iouno.
| irhc mountains here abound in all kinds OF game
and are frtQuented by camp-hunters from The al
jay The KAiLROAD COMMUNICATIONS tt
| MOUNTAIN-TUP are such that visitors can leiV
| either Baltimore, Washington, Richmond, or Lynch
turg (they beirg about equ-distantl aiter cuisines
| hours SATURDAY and reurn al an early hour on IN
| folio wing Monday morning.
| Parties desiring 10 torn private CLUB TO pur
| chase for their families. or TO parties Wishing 7
form q small joint stock company, NO better oppor
| After the aDoye sale the EN- re FURNITURE
such AS belongs to a rst-c;asS hotel, will be Sold
| Parties attending sale can leave either OF IN
above lncI toned cities on The morning OF the Ga
of sale and arrive At the hotel In lime for exami
nation of premises and sale, where they VIII be fur
nish-d accommO iatiUns.
| Photographic views Of the place can ue now see
| at my office.
TERMS One-thlrd cash; balance one, two, an
three years, six per ceut Interest, with approve
| cndOrsation, secured by irust-deed.
J.ThOMPoON BROWN.
NV "a IN Stds AuctiOuecr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-05

An English clergyman and towiano
Scotsman visited one Of the best SCHOOLS 10
Aberdeen. They were strangers. nut tne
master received them civilly, and inquired !:
g Would you prefer that should speer tnese
BOYS. or that you should speer them your
selyes?" The English clergyman, having as
eertained that to speer meant TO question:
desired The master to proceed. He did so
with great success, and the boys answered
satisfactorily numerous interrogatorIes as
to the exodus of the 1sraelites from
Egypt. The clergyman then said he
would be glad in bis turn to speer
the BOYS, and at once began, "hoW
did Pharaoh des" There was q dead
silence. In this dilemma the LoWiaud gen.
tleman interposed: AZ think, sir, the boys are
not accustomed to your English accent; lei
me try what can make out of theD-' Hoo
did Phawroah deep" Again rhere was
dead silence; upon which the master said
Il think, gentlemen, you can't speer thes!
| bows. PN show you how edo It," Anc
| be proceeded: "Fst cam to;fhawroah at hI'
binner end?" The boys answered, "He wa
drooned"; and smart little fellow adde<
"Ony lassie could haze told you that"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-05

The captain of steamboat seeing an Irish
man smoking away abaft the Wheel.house
stepped up to him and said:
"Don't you see that notice stuck up
there? ?"
"D'ye name that bit o. painted TIM"
"To be sure do. Why don't you follow
it?"
"Ihaven't sayn it move. Irs nailed fast,
I'm couslderin'."
81 mean have you read that notice."
"Diyil bit. Shure don't know how to
rlde."
"Well, it says mo smoking allowed
here"
''Be the powers, it doesn't consarn me a
smite, thin, for l never smoked 'aloud' in
nv life"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-05

PhiVe Phridays in April.-1r0y Budget
No man feels like dangling just because
die fuDDy-kene Of dis own arm has been hit
Vanilla made from roanis one of the pro
m,see> Of the future look out
AS as,ccesser TO artificial better we have
AoHaa article Of aIti6cialeheese
1t is tunsas1ul to send money in postal
elrds.
Advertising is blstsr (Which draw:
fade.
With hungry men ,raesl-tlanesase the best
LINES.
Some day shark will ;gsEp. down Boy.
G)n, kDor all.
The Mohanaasd ans lbelieHe shat Old maids
have GO Chance Of heaven.
The heart is pump, and woman may
always be found at the handle.
DARK eyes show power, light eyes gentle.
ness, and gray eyes sweetness.
''Ehe Beautiful Blue Danube" is a muddy,
yellow fraud.
Maine has q new town .caKod .Skatc.ia-
%ItehihSatehe
An Indiana paper talks knowingly OF
g Tom Burns, the poet.t7
Fair sayrniotes languidly inger IN Ame-
Ncan roeaangchaiSs.
Heightened Bosssu sooity bus gene back
TO hedcords and boa-posts
We are told that "Sisner Conzsni, the
Its'ian sculptor, alwags works upon his mar
.ble' wlth bis own hands" So do most boys.
A PiougbmSa correspondent says that
,buek wheat as a feed is Il sure cure for wsemS
In horses, besides being excellent feed.
Concord bas.ceebratea itscertenpial ami
YofSary, asd now. Susa4 b. ASthonv, Ieps
hear from sou.-I.yzses's Fails RepubGoax.
Story the sculptor is making sensation
10 Florence, Italy, by his inpersoaation Of
-Shylock, who was alse ehiSeller.
The man who loves children, and whom
Children ins!incuy love, Is always man with
a heart good, and pure, and sympstbetie.
The New YORK Express refers to Wagner
and Gordon as "two gentlemen who were
banged"
A young fellow accused bis /" girl - of hay.
Ing trieed with bis feelings, snd she promptly
pleaded jiity.
For eementing glass joints shelsc dis.
best. t>''. %
The cheapest hot dinner is a smoke ont of
= borrowed pipe and drink of water
4. Sosn Billings says be never attends
SpeHlng bee"; that they are "frods.,' and
oh'! ~ lew amooz ignerent foaks.''
Wnat women love aud want to wear. that
VIII men spend money for.-Meridea Re.
cOrier. N''
An old lady advises young girls who want
to remember thing 10 write it on the look
iog.glass.
10 putting down carpets rim your ham.
mer st the iron tack instead If the finger
naii.-syhtteha1 Times.
he VINO eats strawberries and cre.m with
1ls sweetheart at this season has thu dear
things all together.
Queen .Yetorfs,; although her subec IS
a ~. unssr millions. has no advantage over the I
aaa ~ girl when her heels Itch. She has
o sdsateh.- Aa'shyfeld Messenger. o
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-05

aow TO SrEtt SYRACUSE. -T.., e chief clerk
If the Syracuse post-ofice mas recently made
notes Of the following. epelIings Of the name Of
sha. city on letter and packages sent By mall
Syracuse, say Cuse, Sarah Cuse, Cerre Cuse'
Sara Cro'. ;, Sraacuze, syria Kuse, Syracuse
Ser Nv .us, SRA kuke, sewricuse. Cyracusse s
syr' ,,cuse, Syracuse, seriacuse, saVracuse, sy;
acuse, saraquese, syruse. Sarah kuse' Scy.
raeuse. Cirekuse, scioecuse, syrabcuse, Cyr-
Reuse, Syracuse, Cirekuse, syrracuse' ssreS
Croz, serquice. saraycuse, Syracuse. stIa a
queces, Sar Cruces, Cerlscuse, oaIuq License
rurscuse, Sar KOS, syrlcaour' S;ro;nse
Syrkruse, Serequ:lse, oar Cruees G.. S snce
Saracruz, Cryacuse, oy[acuee: S.cnrse
Siraguce, Syrerecuse, oytassu'
Seraclsy, Serrachuse. oarspquae"'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-05
BY W. Goddin.
AnctiOneer and ReaI EstiIt AHeHt'
corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF EALUaBLh
l. REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY Ot KlS 81
MONO, ON THE NORTH SIDE ut NAN ,i BE-
TWEEN SEVENTH AND Eighth stKEhls;;
As surviving trustee In certain deed OF uuss vs.
bearing date the 7th July, 1860 duly rec9tH ea II
Richmond Hastings Court on 2h August LIZ ,hr
consent of all parties interested. proceed 10 ss a.
public suction, on The premi;eS on nor "s
the trst fair day thereafter, at the same hour as
VERY VALUABLE PnOPkRIi locatsIu re-.
a5ove-yiZ., the lot rented To Nessr: West bI2
thcr (they reseryiug the right 10 remove me quiz"
Ing lhereon fronting 80 feet running oa Sna lot
feet TO an alley about 20 feet wide. Also, ,he ~"
with an excellent brick and succeed store ihrieIH5
lying to the east OF the above. fronting aD1a, ,y
feet more less, running back 80 ieet 10 an 'I.i
Ieaatpg out to Eighth street The foregoie r.a
estate Is located In tha: part of Main stree, viz
Is increasing In value and hence The spec!ai liz
tIon Of capitalists and hers is called 10 this az
TERMS Une-third cash ba!ance al one anu w."
SecuIed hv y deed OF trust. W. G0DDlS,
INV Surviving Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-05
By Paine, Cabell & Co., Auctioneers.
SECOND SPRING SALE.

SECOND SPRING SALE.
On WEDNESDAY, May 5th. commencing ut IL
O'Clock. we will sell at our warehouse large ant
attractive assorImentof FRESH ana StASONA'
BILE GOODS suited to the spring trade, consist
STAPLE and FANCY DRY GOODS,
BOUTS, SHOES, and gALMORALS,
READY.MADE CLOTHING,
Men'sand Boys FUR and WOOL HATS,
Mems PALM-LEAF and STRAY HATS,
with variety OF other goods, such as
POCKET CUTLERY,
SHIRTS and DRAWERS,
HOSIERY, TOWELS. observation-disclosures.
LINEN and COTTON HANDKERC1IIEFS,
QUILTS, UMBRELLAS.
TRAVELLING BAGS, &C.. &C.
The whole TO be sold without reserve.
PAINE, CABLLL & Co,
myI Auctioncers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-05

By Grubos q williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FOUR VERY
i VALUABLE FRAMFD' TFNENENTs AND.
LOTS At THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF
SIXTH AND MARSHALL STREETS, AT AUG,
TlON.-In part execution in deed Of trust from 8.
Hechin0er and wife 10 the subscriber, dated 9th
Nay, 1871. and duly recorded 10 Richmond Chadee-
~ Court Office. ia u. b. "a Il, page Al, being
thereto requested by the personal representative Of
the creditor secured will sell at auction, upon the
premises. On MONDAYth the 10Th day Of Nay, al IL
O'Clock IL fair. II not then upon the first fair day
thereafter, at The hour. the prop rty situated
as above fronting together 80 HIP feet. and run
nirg back 50 feet 10 an alley five feet wide, en-
bracing FOUR TENEMENr, occupie by ~ W.
swain, y. HechIDger and Others stores and dwell
ings.
II is rarely that property so ven situated for bu-
sincss purposes tbeiDg Just opposite 10 the Second
Harket.house Is offered, and safe or more profit
able investment can he made.
TERMs: Cash sufficient 10 defray expense Of sale,
and to discharge fhe sum OF about II $50 due and
payable credit for four snms OF S137.50, due re-
spectivelv 9th August Il S75. 5sh November, 1875
| 9th Of February, 1875 and 9Th Nay 1876; crcdIt
as 10 $4,000 also until 9Th May. 1875. and the res
idue upon such terms as the grantor his assigns
may direct and upon their failure to give any drec-
| ton thereupon, such terms as ] NAV announce at
| the time Of the sale. A. ID. WILLIAMS,
Trustee
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS. Auctioueers. APPS