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CONSTABLES' SALES,

Z. ". Virgins VS.. Richard Small-Fith
Justice Court for the Parish Of Orleans, No.
RY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FIRRI FACIAS
ID to me directed by the Hon. W. L. Thom psOn.
nth Justice Of the peace in the above numbered
and en- titled suit, will proceed sell at public
MONDAY, January 3, 1875, at twelve O'Clock n :,
the following described property, to wit
JUDGMENT No. 943 Of the docket Of the Fifth
Justice Court for the parish of Orleans entitled
sum of $50
Terms-Cssh on the spot.
de23 90 ia2S w @. SWEET Constable
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Succession of CharIea AIIuard mud Wife.

GRCoND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
= of Orleans, No SO 22l-Eotice is hereby given
to the creditors of this estate and to all other per.
sons herein interested, to show cause within ten
days from the present notification if any they have
public administrator and administrator of this
estate should not be homOlOgated and approved
and the FUNDS distributed in accordance Herewith.
By order of the Court.
de24 90 jail FRANK PACE JR,, Clerk,
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF oRLs
Frat District, City of New Orleans
STATE of LOUISIANA VS.. A CERTAIN II
GROUND, fronting on st. Thomas etr
square No. y9; assessed in the Maine Of
B. LINDSEY.
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TAX COLLECTORS s
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TAX COLLECTORS SAL
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TAX COLLECTORS sALE-N0. a.
STATE OF LoUIsIANA-PARIsH OF oer1,,
First District. City of New Orleans
STATE OF LOUISIANA VS.. A LOT OF cpo.
fronting on the corner of Peters ana \
streets. in square No. SO; assessed in ~. Y
Of MIS-. ]. Z. USBNER. LILO
STATE TAX CohLRcroR's n,
No. 169 Gravier So
New Orleans, December IL !,
DY VIRTUE OF TH8 POWER IN ME- W..
- by the act of the Legislature of this s,ss.sS
II of 1873, approved March H. 1873, will nr"ay
sell at public auction, at my Office No. ia ~
street., in the said First District OF this s ~
IhuRsDAf, December So, 1875. at twelve AZ
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, In sous,s n
bounded by Peters, Girod, Notre Dame ana
MERGE streets, fronting on Peters ana Y
streets, measuring l02 feet 1 inches bv ia u
ilches. Together with all the improvensr,I
appurtenances thereunto belonging
said property having been seized. by IN. IN
privilege and claim due the State Y Louis an
taxes upon said property for the wear lgIl a.
ing to two hundred and ninety dollars ~,
With ali costs, penalties and charges.
At sad sale the property will not be adud.o
ua.ess the bid Is for a sufficient amount Ia .a
tie aforesaid claim, and also the unpIt
upon said property for the year 1872, togetbs,
the penalties thereon, and all costs and 81
which may have accrued.
The purchaser at this sale is entitled N
into immediate possession.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
state Tax Collector, First District, CIV =.
otIeaas' eei32!l
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AUCTION SALES.
By R. N. & B. ]. MONTGOMERY.

MARBLE AND ALABASTE3 STATUARY-CLoSIYG
OFT OF TIE GREAT STATUART SALE AT
AUCTION
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Fieri Faeia. nsnin.t Mrs. AIphon.e Bou.


gere.-ln the matter Of the city of New Or
leans praying for decree of mortgage, priv.
ing District
SOPERIoR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ of Orleans, No. 1852 lSc. al of the sheriff .
docket by virtue of writ or feri facias
against Mrs. Alphouse Bougere, to ME directed
by the honorable the Superior District Court for
the parish of Orleans, In the above entitled cause
Will proceed to sell at public auction, at the Mer.
chants and Anetioneers' Exchange, Royal street,
Second District Of this city, on FRIDAY, Decem.
berA 1878, at we've o'clock NJ, the following de.
scribed property, wit
A LOT OF GkoUND AND IMPROVEMENTS, in
the Second District, number ten in square number
one hundred and ten, bounded by Bayou road Bar.
racks, Rampant and st. Claude Streets measuring
sixty four feet en- Bayou road, sixty feet in the
rear, one hundred and thirty ieet in depth and
front on st. Claude street; the other side first
depth of thirty six feet and second depth of nine
ty.four feet.
Seized in the above snit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
- EUGENE wAGGAMAN,
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

OFFICE OF TIE REPUBLICAN, 4
Friday December a. 1875.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
British chip Austrana, Purdy, for Liverpool
Bark Merryman, Merryman for Havre
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RIVER REPoRr--3 p. M.
American Arms tor Foreign Warfare.

Below high water mark of 1874
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Fieri Factas against Xavier StmeOn-ln
the matter of the Draining Commiss ioners OF
the First Draining District, praying for the
homologation of the assessment roll.
SUPERInR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of Orleans, No. Is 935 mo. AL of the sheriff
doeket).-By virtue of writ of fer facias against
Xavier Simeon, to me directed by the honorable
the Superior District Court for the parish of Or.
leans in the above entitled cause will proceed to
sell at public auction at the Merchants and Auc.
tioneers Exchange Royal street, between Canal and
Customhouse streets in the Second District of this
city, on FRIDAY, December "a, 1875, at twelve
o'clock NJ, the following described property, to
wit ''
TWO LOTS OF GROUND AND IMPROVEMENTS
in the First District, numbers fourteen and fifteen
IN square number four hundred and .ninety.hve
bounded by Perddo, .Poydras, Bertrand and Prieur
streets, measuring Lot number fourteen has
about i've feet on Perdido street forty.sx feet in
the rear, one hundred and seventeen feet nine
inches IN depth and front on Bertrand street and
one hundred and sixteen feet nine inches three lines
on the line Of lot number fifteen; lot number af.
teen has twentyeight feet ten inches six lines on
Perddo street, thirty two feet in the rear and one
hundred and sixteen feet nine inches six lines in
depth.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot
ErGRNR III
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Fieri Facias against l.. G. A. Billaud-In
the matter of the city of New orleans PRAYING
for decree of mortgage privilege ETC. upon
the property of the Third Draining District.
GUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- Of Orleans, No. 2o,o22 no. 800 of the sheriff 8
against L. q. A. Billaud to me directed by the
honorable the Superior District Court for the
parish of Orleans, in the above entitled causeI
will proceed to sell at public auction at the Mer-
chants and Anctioneers' Exchange, Royal street,
between Canal and Customhouse streets in the
Second District of this city, on FRIDAY, Decem.
Der "a 1875, at twelve O'Clock NJ, the following de-
scribed property to wit
a Lof Of GRoUSD AND IMPROVEMENTS, in
the Third District. number one, in square number
i've hundred and eleven, bounded BY Frenchmen,
Elysian Fields, UrQuhart and Where streets meas.
uring ninet SIX feet on Frsnchmen street and one
hundred and twenty-eight feet In depth and front
on UrqubaIt street.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
EiJGENE WACGAMAN
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
British steamship Mississippi, Lindal from Liver.
pool 3Oth ultimo, to silas Weeks Seo-4th dis.
Ship Mari, Morse, 10 days from Baltimore, to
~ silas Weeks Ncc-ath district
ship Raphael, Sherman, from Rockp0rt October 49,
to master-lst strict
Ship Royal Chatter, Robertson, 20 days from Glou.
cester, to Schultz lco-3d district
Ship Tabor, Taylor, 5, days from Hayre via Key
Norwegian ship Fylgia, Jensen, from Barcelona
so, October to Pecan aefega Seo.sd district
Thomas to msster-lst district
SCHOONER Pippo' -, from Covington-Eew
Schooner Frederick II, -, from Upper Coast. to
master-2d district
STEAMBOATS,.
Mary Belle Hicks, from Memphis
Frank Pargoud. White. from Argyle Landing
Alice. Porter. from Amlte rivereEew Basin
Andy Johnson, Ashbury, frsm St Louis
Mary Ida, Ruiz. hom st James
Martha Bassett, from Lower Coast
Frazer. Canton from Lower Coast
Oriole OPry, from Lower Coast
Utah, Beasey, from Yazoo river
Henry Tete. Aucon. from Donaldsonvile
Hodge. McElroy, from Crosse Tete railroad
Assumption, Dalferes, from Laurel Valley
BELoW-COMING UP.
Ship Bonanza. Webster from Liverpool October "a,
to Hall & Vaughan
Ship Jane Fish. Brown, from Livelpool October l,
from Rotterdam, to masser-
Norwegian bark Niobe, lu days from Santiago de
Cuba, to master
Norwegian bark Saga, Svensen, from Gibraltar No.
vember 8, to Ocean Zerega &co-
Norwegian bark Rebus, Petersen, from London Oc-
tober 49, to master
Italian brig Rrminia Fresco 10 days from Havana,
to MASTER
Schooner Martha Hall, Burgess, Is days from As.
pinwall, to MASTER
Schooner Anna Kranz Brown, 81 hours from Key
West, to master
EXPORTS.
LIVERPOOL-Ship Austriana-49O5 bales cotton
HAvRE-Bark @ Merrymsn-28A bales cotton
5000 slaves
IMPORTS.
MISUNDERSTANDING Mssissppi-sOOO bdls
ties 1928 aka salt leo eks ale Al bbls ale 81 tca coda
ash IS cks prunes
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Jean Dutrey VS.. b Laguen tFieri Facias
We. B. Lsguensl Julien DutreY VS.. Bertrand

LagOuens.
EIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
Il Orleans, Nos. 1884 and 65i6.-By virtue of two
writs of feri facas to me directed by the honorable
tue Fifth District Court for the parish ofOrleans in
the above entitled causes will proceed TO sell at pub.
lie auction at the Merchants and Aucfioneers' Ex-
change Royal street, between Canal and Custom.
house streets, in the Second District of this cty
on MONDAY, January "a 1875, at twelve o'clock VI ,
the following described property, to wit
TWO CERTAIN LOTS or GROUND situated in
the Faubourg Plaisance, sixth District OF this cty
IN the square bounded by Louisiana avenue, Della.
chaise, Magazine and Cons ance streets ted
by the numbers eleven and twelve; said lots me "a
ure, each twenty six feet six inches two and three.
twelfths liz es front on Louisiana avenue by one
hundred and fifty feet in depth, between parallel
lines; lot number twelve forming the corner of
Louisiana avenue and Magazine sheets.
Seized in the above suits,
Terms-Cash on the spot
E'ut,ENE
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RY L.. VI. & Il. j. NONTGOIERY-R.
- ". Montgomery, Auctioneer will be sold
WEDNESDAY, Decemoer22 %, 1875 at II 4. N. aud I P.
at No. q Camp street.
Terms-Cash. de1t
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-30

y LITERARY MAN SHOOTS HIMSELF
THROUGH THE HEART-Mr. William Pat
terson Bleakley, aged thirty-two years, reSid-
ing at S6th street, Brooklyn New Utrecht
committed suicide Thursday afternoon by
shooting himself through the heart with a
Colts revolver. He was living there with his
three sisters, one of whom, Mrs. CoveI states
lhat ne occupied his room nearly all day. as
she supposed, reading, and in the evening
ca. me down stairs for a cup OF coffee. Tie then
retur, ell, and she heard the report of pistol
soon Afterwards. Going at once TO her broth
er's ROOM rs. Covel found him speeches.
lying on his lack on the floor, breathing
heavily. He did nos speak toher, and died in
few moments after sSe entered. eoroner
Simms yesterday held an inquest On the
body. The deceased was q man Ca literary
tastes, and devoted much of his time 10 sci
entific studies. He was a man of means and
lived on the interest of his money. He was
very retired in his habits. His family are
very respectable, and cannot give any reason
for the rash act OF the deceased. He was a
clerk In The surrogate's office, New York
about three years ago, and did no business
Since.-N y. HOyId. 21fh.
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AN INDIAN BvRYING-G RoUSD.-A CORE
spondent of the Columbia tky) Spectator
tells the following story: Or II. IL. Perry
man, OF Casey Creek. has made n discovery
that is truly wonderful. ON "A perpendicular
cliff not far from his house. about twenty-five
feet from the bottom. is a shelving rock about
one hundred yards long, sheltered from the
rain and stormy blasts by an overhanging
rock. which was once used by the Indians rs
grave yard. Hundreds OF well-preSeFved
bodies were lying thSre side by side, with a
thln rc3k slab between them. Each body
RS a stone vault covered over by a thin
rock, and the whole row il covered with dirt
brought from a distance. 1t was a very cold
day when the doctor made this discovery.
and he opened only three OF these vaults. but
in each OF these he found well preserved
corpse-the hair and everything complete.
but they melted TO dust as soon as the air
struck them. The bones remained intact,
and one skeleton was of enormous size. some
seven or eight feet long. In these vaults
were willow baskets. ornamented with shells
and various trinkets, showing the handl-
work or the departed. These trinkets all
Urumbled on coming in contact with air. This
place. the doctor says has been observed be-
| fore. but there being nothing visible but dirt,
| has attracted no attention. The place - al
mo-t Inaccessible 10 mo-, ana now these
bodies anu N~se stones were got tns,. VIII
ever remain mysterious
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Two REPORTED LUCRETIA BORG fAS.-
Mrs. Caroline Walker, the doctreSs who was
arrested yesterday for the murder of Miss
Alice Martin, l. OF medium height. almond
complexion, small eyes, which at times give
her an innocent aspect, but, when she twitch-
es them, there is look OF deviltry. The A fri
can characteristics are not deeply marked
and She has rather pleasing countenance.
She is a1fable, and OF a sympathetic DISPOSE
ton, and in her conversation while speaking
OF some sick friend, appeared To be deeply
anected and emotional She tried to appear
ignorant of the charge, and several times She
asked the officers what she was arrested for
Mrs. Virgins is a blonde. and her counten-
ance evinces an unhappy life III il were not
Tor her melancholy expression her face would
be rather pleasing one. She is small: her
eyes are of a light blue. and she has a small
mouth and medium nose. During her stay
at the probate judges office she wept bitterly
as If the arrest would crush her heart. h At
whether these tears were all affected we do
not know, but if she is guilty of double muir
der, ii is enough to make the hot tears flow
from the most hardened. Did Lucretia BOr-
gia weep:-WheeiiHg Guzcfte.
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EVENING STAR.


n BRIDE6RooN'> bIFEICULrtF- ~ rae m
MoNp-lhe following tale az diSapp ointment
l. toid ny the kichmoDd Val Whfg. 4 few
days since young gentleman came To- this
CITY nom the north tn BE- married Hts tp-
tended was 10 meet him here. and the Rev
Dr HoGe was requested 10 be on hand VIA
next day 10 unite them in the bond of m at~i-
mony. Ii appears that the young gentleman
was not quite OF age. and while he had the
consent Of his parents to the proposed mar
riace yet such consent had not been given ia
writing. He went, as young gentlemen u>u-
ally 90 in a similar FIX, with palpitating
heart. To get the license, when he was politely
informed ny the clerk that he must have the
written consent Of his parents before such
license could be given him. This was a ter
rible setback 10 the bridegroom expectant
and at first he scarcely knew what do. The
preacher, the intended, and the friends were
assembled. and everything ready, when the
young gentleman burst in and informed them
that 1t could not be- After awhile one of
the party suggested that in Washington, u
g. the law was not so rigorous. and that
There 10 parents chirography need be eNhib-
tied. The suggestion. eagerly given, was as
eagerly adopted, and tie Young gentleman
went on To Washington. the young LADY ant
her mother soon following, and the happy
pair were made one. The happy bridegro nm
however, thinks that Richmond il A. harIon
young men travelling in search Of a wife as
travelling sample merchants All parties
alluded To occupy high social position, and
we withhold their names by special re-
quest"
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.e--i' =. " check SO deposl e.

Z Il . srrrn 49, .
sh d be returned TO the bidder " "Pos' g
Esch i.'it t4- .-..a. - mis- place Of business
nhf post uiice siaru-- and IL il rec1u,1lenieI -
ui,rs = siding or, oi New YOri q furnish a Nev
ok reference - IN thur bids, aud also their AL
~ the execution Of The contract bond will ba re-
guien 10 as fuli a:noInt tar tie faithful perfor
cheney must be certified tn by United States or dis
tTict sttorney Va i7
Prop 'sals should he ircIosed in an epraIona al
dressed 70 the undersigned and inlorsed Prenasai.
Tor Supplies for Indians = 'P'''''
=, me bids VIII be opened in the presence f the
board OF Indian Commissioners and a Committed To
be ue-ignattd by the Secretary Of the Interior a.
expired. ~ S""i Ha'e
Bidders are invited to be present
mar26 2aw,tApT Commi.siona,r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-30

THE DARIEN CANAL. - The expedition
under the charge OF Commander Lull has 50
far progressed that only fifteen miles more
of the line have TO be surveyed, and we ua-
derstand that everything is very favorable
10 the project; in fact the various obstacles
TO the establishment of a canal across the
isthmus which were at first supposed TO ex-
list, are now proved beyond a doubt to be
more in the Imagination than the locality.
Party No. I, under Lieutenant LeutZe, has
completed the survey OF the Chagres for the
establishment of a reservoir, and party No
2, under Lieutenant Colby, is at Buioi. work.
whole work will be finished about the end of
this month, and that the expedition will re-
turn by the first steamer to New York in
April. Commander Lull and Mr.. Menocal,
the civ il engineer, left here yesterday after
noon 10 make a reconnaissance OF the Chepo
and st. Bias route, which will probably take
them from week TO ten days.-Pto.d8ld Sun,
March 18th.
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MASH. b. WILLIAMS, AuctIoneer,
w (SGcCessor TO Green Il Williams, Aucts,
No. 1901 northwest corner 10th and streets
FURNITURE.

FCENITt RE.
Handsome Green Plush parlor Suite: Maroon Rep
PaTlOr Suite, with covers; two Fine Marble ton
Tables; Turkish, Easy ami Fancy Chairs; SUI
p,rb Lace 'urtains, Lambrequns and Cornice>;
Elegant Walnut MaTble-tOp sdeboard: Walnut
Hat Rack and Hall Chairs; Walnut Extension
Tables and Chairs; three handsome Walnut
Marble-tOp Chamber Suites; Fine Walnut
Nardr"bes; two Walnut Dwarf Bookcases: two
Rep, half Fir nch Lounges; one Oak, Walnut
Trimmed Cottage Suite; Four Painted. Marble
and Plain Top, Cottage Suites: Hair, Husk, and
Spring MattreSses. Superior Assortment Of Bed
ding, Toilet Sets. Library Desk, Chair. and
Lounges; Fine Velvet Body and Tapestry Brus
selS. Three ply, and Ingram Carpets, Crockery
and Kitchen Requisites Sc
I'll On II ESDA1 April q, AZ o O clock a m,
~, at the residence, No. POI corner of 2l and L
~ streets, northwest, will be sold to the highest
Y tbidder, at public auction, the above named
correction of superior furniture.
ms sale = worthy the attention Of persons in
scare .p fine and stylish furniture and al who APP
precatc the tasteful fitting of house will certainly
attend the sale and take advantage Of an oppprtu-
nifty seldom offered Of making excellent purchases
marc Il WASH. h. WILLIAMS, Aurt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-30

FoUR WIVES or ARoN Brow ~ an cccen-
trio old ieweler who fell dead i'm a pawnbrsk-
er's shop nj - Louis. few weeks ago. an
pear a. claimants of his property. Toe first
of the four living wives got a divorce, hut
not until after his marriage TO the second.
which TACT would seem "a nullify the second
marriage. The second " a. never got any di-
Norce. The third wife was Miss Minerva
laggart. OF Peoria, III. She obtained n di-
Norce after Brown deSertet her. The fourth
Vile was living with the ol 4 man at the time
OF has death. she ~ only fifteen years old /.
and had teen married u Brown two years.
Another wife, who preceded the four, died an
Virginia. Her son ana All adopted daughter
who was raised I'm the family and claims 10
have the Old mans blood IN her veins, are
also claimants.
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AN EDITOR SHOT BY AN ACroR.-In
Aberdeen, on saturday morning, c. Stuart
Beverly, of the Helen D'Este troup, shot NJ.
X. Scullin, editor of the Republican,
through the head. The wound inflicted is
dangerous. though not necessarily fatal. The
difficulty grew out of the following remarks
of the True Republican: "'DeStiny,' in all
That constitutes even medium drama, as
performed by the Helen D'Este Troupe last
Monday night, was a failure. As a first-claSs
burleSque IL was success. Helen u Este
possesses fair abilities aS an actress. but she
as poorly supported. Stuttz is "A first-rate
Iourth-ClaSs actor Beverly is too insipid for
anN character. - IlIni,l,lLS lTiSsN InlL,I
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MASH b. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer,
w (Successor to Green & Williams. Aucts j
No. 1901 northwest corner 10th and sts

TRUSTEES SALE OF ATTRACTIVE PROP
ERTY ON TIE 14TH STREET ROAD, NEAR
BRIGHTWOOD. KNOWN AS BAkERS RESI-
pENCE. ADJOINING THE JAST PROPERTY
IMPROVED BY A F,HAME )0TTAGE, BARN,
AND ALL NECESSARY OUT BUILDINGS,
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
Ns.8 By virtue of deed of tr,.St dited NAY othr
III u. lSjS, and duly recorded IA, Liter NO 30o,
Folio 20, one OF the land records for Washington
county in the District of Columbia, at ihe request
Of the party secured thereby, I shs,.i pro
coed TO sell at public aucinn in front of the prS
ses. at clock p. m, on MONDAY, April 5th.
ISIS six acres Of land lying and being in the County
of Washington, District of Columbia, and embraced
in the following boundaries Beginning for the Same
at the south line of Wilson Kings lots, in such
way rs 10 be parallel to the road out, and form
ing the southern boundary Of said King lots until
you reach the line of 10 50 perches, extending the
line to the Pney Branch road, then with said road
rs perChes then still with said road !. perches,
then in straight line parallel with said road to
intersect line drawn from the southeast corner of
courses and distances. as laid down and marked by
L. Carberry, May 18TH 1861 and containing six acres
of land
Terms: Sl,20O and interest from May Sth lS7s. to-
gether with expenses Of sale cash balance i'm and
II months for notes be airing interest aud secured by
"a deed of trust on the premises sold COnyeyauciny
at cost of purchaser. s 100 TO be paid down immedi
ately after sale. And If the terms Of sale are not
complied with wi thin days from sale; the trustee
ing purchaser. This sale offers fine opportunity
for gentlemen t. secure, at low figure, handsome
summer residence surrounded 10y beautiful scenery
and at a short distance from the city
JAMES J. OSBORN. Trustee.
marN WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auct.