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how lie examined me. l went there in
the evening with fear and trembling,
and sat down aud told him that l was
the man he was to examine. He looked
at me. and ] trembled from head to foot,
and he spelled me-''spelling matches" of
that kind were rare-he even made me
read. and examined my writing. and then
put me through = course of addition, sub
traction, multiplication and division, vulgar
fractions and that sort of thing; and said
he. Il am satisfied with your attainments,
but there is one thing. before give you
certificate, | must require OF you, and you
must cOnsens to do" | said, "What is
that, sir p 'lou must open and close your
school every day with prayer! said, II
am not a professor of religion: l never
prayed out lond in my life, and think it
10 unfair for you to require it of me-" He
said. "fonng man, want no arguing" |
SAID. "What do you want. DR.. Ripley z!
He said. II want you to pray;" and
said again | could not do ii, and he
said. "lou can not keep this school,"
Well, now. I wanted to keep this school
badly; it was my fret attempt, and l
thought to be set aside from any cause
whatever would be lasting disgrace.
thought it over; thought very quick, and
l said, will you allow me, DR.. Ripley, to
write out the form of prayer on piece OF
open until get it by hearth He said to
me. ANY way you can fix it, young man; 1
am satisfied if you are And I said. 81
will keep the SCHOOL" And we'll, what do
son think. He had to call his daughter
was there in a moment;
~ said, Hannah, draw a mug OF cider"
Well. We passed very. pleasant evening; |
he cider was very nice, and we parted good |
friends. and didn't think he was so stern |
| \ has, I takt I al
hat illustrates. to a certain extent. the |
haracter of the clergy of that day-they |
we're the ''masters OF the situation" their |
word was law.
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Sixth avenues, has seating capacity of
800. There are in the church l3G pews, the
rents of which range from $500 to $50 per
annum. The yearly income from the pews
amounts to $4,000. Nearly all the pews
are rented. htthe Church of the Messiah
(Cnitarianj the rents paid on both sold and
rented pc "a are fifteen per cent ut the val
ustion ia $500. The church will seat about
1000. The entire amount of pew rents for
the present year 10 $4,000.
The income of Trinity Church is largely
derived from endowments, and the amount
Of pew rents is correepondingly small. The
number of pews is l39, of which the Trinity
corporation owns l03 aud private individ-
uals thirty six. The amount of ground
rents paid by those owning pews for the
year 1915 is $ilS: the rents Of hired pews
are $l02j. The church will seat in pews.
49,: ON benches in aisIes, i4a; on settees
100. Fifteen hundred persons can be &C.
COMMUNICATIVE York Tribune.
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drug store; the innumerable jars and bot :
Ties; the customers waiting their turn at
the counter, where clerk was kept busy
putting up prescriptions and dealing out
the dainties peculiar 20 the place. And one
may enter the Spezeria by a side entrance,
and there be served with the drugs and
medicines that are SO necessary to human
happiDess-Or one would think they were,
Judging from the enormous consumption OF
the same. We were at once served with a
small glass of Chart, euse, and then the
curiositiea of the place were temp,ingly dis
played. Quaint bottles rested in exquisite
wicker work; BOTTLES that we're divided in
the centre like the two halves Of pear that
had been cut down through the middle; and
having two necks. One side Of this double
bottle contains Chartreuse. the other alkel.
mes. There were bottles in the form OF
crosses: bottles shaped like turtles, lizards.
flowers. Cinderella's slipper. and OF ttry
other patterhs. There were little bundles
OF sweet smelling sticks bound round with
wisps of straw. and having bits of straw
still sticking to them
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Henry Renshaw, Parliamentary Ex,curor
OF Robert Geddes, vs.. Charles T. Irving.
GIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH or
- Orleans. No. 7672-Bv virtue of q writ OF aeiz
ure ana sale to me directed by the honorable The
sixth District Court for the parish of Orleans
public auction. at the Merchants and Auctioneers
A1change. Royal street, between Canal and Gus.
tomhouse streets, in the Second District Of this
city. on FRIDAY, July 2. 1875, at twelve
O'Clock ~. the following described property, to
FOUR CERTAIN LOTS OF GRotsp to,s,,..
with the improvements thereon, and ali The riobts
ways. privileges and appurtenances thereunto be-
lon longing Or IN anywise appertaining, situated in
the right bank Of the Mss sspp river in The fract
Of land commonly called the Brooklyn Warehouse
Company property, and designated as lots mum.
Ders twenty -One twenty-five, twentyrhree and
twenty four. of the square number eleven. which
Is bounded by Atlantic and Pacific avenues, and
said tract of land drawn BY W. + Thomnsan an y.
veyor, under date of the seventh arch 1919 and
deposited for reference in the office of James Ora
nam notary public in the city of New Orleans
which said lots adjOin each other and said Iot
number twenty four forms the corner of paciGc
avenue a and Alix street, and measures thirty.ons
feet nine inches front on Pacific avenue, by one
hundred and twenty-three feet eight inches in
depth and 'front.' on Alix street, between parallel
Ilnes; and said lots numbers twenty one twenty
two and twenty-three measure each thirtv.nna
feet seven inches front on said Pacific ayenne Nv
one HUNDRED and twentythree feet eight inches IN
property which the defendant herein acou,rsS he
purchase from Robert Geddes as per act dated
February I. 1871, passed before Andrew Hero II
notary public in this city. 80
Seized in the above suit
Terms-This being the second and last auction.
he raid property will be definite adiudlcated To-
the highest and last bidder for what it will br;no
at twelve months credit, the purcha fu rnshins
bond, with good and sd yent security. bearinss
sight per cent interest ptl annum from date and
spe cial mortgage on the property sold until fnai
pay in cash the amount k printing, sherifrs and
CLERKS fees, attorneys f(,s. etc. say about one
more, the State parish and municipal taxes fhs
amount OF which is not vet ascertained.
EUGENE WAG0AMAN
iel5 is: W 0''oso''
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SHERIFF'S SALES
Nj. l.. LIE Blanc W. Luc R.h..

Nj. l.. Lie Blanc W. Luc Beh..
CIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE papIsr
y Orlear Q. No. s803.-By virtue of 8 writ Hs o.
ure and sale to me directed by the honorsh,.sa
sixth District Court for the parish oS cue tn
in the above entitled cause viii nll''ss =.
canal and Customhouss streets in the Second g
twelve O'clock NJ. the following described lo ~
A ChRTAIN LOT OF GRouSD. to,sth.
all the buildings na and thersos ssa
wise apper tanning. situated the Second M ~ aay
Of this city. in the square bounded by Ho.N snet
Rampant. Burgundy and Barracks straets' spta,
uring French measure, thirty three feet froa uees
Hospital street, by one hundred feet in J.aSe
Which property lawfully belOrgs to the dasa sPth,
herein partly by oo bis ant
Court tor the parish of Orleans, Nos. 20 3,s 'rict
81 034 of the docket of said court and na-t,s ana
purchase from his brother and CO, heir botuyoy
Bebee as Fer act before J. F. Cotfey no,ary n ~ =
in this city. dated the twentieth OF April. Ia, QUO
Seized in the above sult.
Terms Cash ON the spot.
i, 8 20 21iyl0 Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of 0rio
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Sl2TH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
- Orleans, No. 6723.-By virtue Of q writ OF fen
1acias directed BY the honorable the Sixth District
tourt Tor the parish of Orleans in the above ent'
VEG cause, to W P. Harper. late sheriff, and BY
saia ate sheriff to me transferred will proceed
20 sell at public auction, at the Merchants and
Auctioneers Exchange. Royal street. between
nanai and Customhouse streets. the Second
nts.nct OF this city, on SATURDAY, July II. 1879.
eriv. to wit
one CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with all the
improvements thereon, rights. privileges customs.
Ways servitudes. and whatever else may be there
tnIo belonging Or in anywise appertsining, situs'
teo IN the Second District this city, in the square
ocunoed BY Bienvie. White, Cont and Broa1
streets, designated by the number five on sketch
annexed to an act from Mrs. Ann Boucher, widow
OF ueorge Tree to Dennis Kelly. passed On the
n~enty third of July, 1866, before William shannon,
uHotary public in this city. Said lot measures
lsnIrty feet front on Renville street by one hua.
1eo anc eight feet three inches four lines IN dep
oeIWeen parallel lines, and being part OF the prot
erty acquired by Mrs. Anna Maria burst we y, VI
1nsel me Heller from Mrs. Ann Boucher. wldo*oi
oeorge Tree. late Of this city. deceased, as per
passed before said notary, William shannon y"
the twenty third of July, 1866; registered 10 tne
CONVEYANCE ONCE Of this city book 3d. folio JS'.
seized In the above suit.
ferms-Cash on the spot.
EUGENE WAG0AMAF,
jei3 ~ II Civil Sheriff OF the Parish OF OrSeaA
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s2 10 90 Tvs civil Sherln the Parish Of Orleans.


Henry Kenshaw, TesIHneUtarJ Executor
OF Robert Get ,t, vs. vs. T. p3e; :, rsn ~,
CfXTH DISTRICT COUkr FOR THE PARISH OF
y Orleans. No. 1915 by virtue OF writ OF
seizure aud sale to me- directed by the hon
orahle the Sixth District Court for the parish
proceed to sell at public auction, at the Merchants
and Auctioneers' Exchange, Royal street. between
Canal aud Customhonse streets, 10 The Second
District OF this city, on FRIDAY, July 2. 1875 at
twelve o'clock NJ. the following described prop
Att AND SINGULAR THAT CERTAIN PIECE
OR POkTION OF GROUND, together with the
buildings and improvements thereon. and al the
rights. ways. privileges and appurtenanees there.
unto belonging or in anywise apper.ainins and
more particularly all rights of accreti0n or bat.
trre thereto attached, situated in the Fifth Dis
lrict of the city OF New Orleans the right bank
OF the Mississippi river comprising part of the
piec- at ground marked "WsrehOuse" on the
oris,na! plan OF the BROOKLYN =, " 4 Com.
surveyor, under date of the seventh of March,
l849. and deposited in the office of Joseph r.
Beard. then d notary public III New Ori.a s, and
embracing al! that space or portion lying and
being between the pubic road or Patterson street
the Mississippi river. the continuation to the
river of the line dividing lots numbers Ave and
six Of aquare number two, and the continuation
to the river of the line dividing lots numbers
three and four of square number three OF the
aforesaid plan; being the same property acquired
by the defendant herein from Robert Geddes, by
act dated the tenth of January, 1872, passed be.
Seized in the above suit.
T.rms-1his being the second and las. auction.
the highest and Ia st bidder for what IL viii bris"
at twelve months credit. the purcha furnishing
bond. with good and solvent security. beating
eight per cent interest Der annum from date and
special mortgage on the property cold until fual
payment. SAID purchaser will have to deduct aud
pay in cash the printing sherif's and clerks fees
attorney g fees. etc., which amount to about six
hundred and ssventy-fve dollars, and fun .her.
more. the State: parish and municipal taxes .h-
EUGENE WAGGAMAN.
Civil Sheriff OF the Parish OF Orleans.
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Walters and George Cronan.
EOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
= OF Orleans. No. SO 05s.-By virtue of a writ of
hefi iaciaS against George CrOnan to me directed
by tne honorable the Fourth District Court for tho
parish OF Orleans, in the above entitled cause wi
proceed to sell at public auction, at lie Mer
chants and Auctoneers' Exchange, ROYAL attract
between Canal and Customhouse streets. in tba,
second District of this city, on MONDAY Juiv
., 1879, at twelve O'clock NJ. the folio wing dc,
scrlhed property. to wit s NC
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROrND s;tn,+.a
iying and being Ill the First District of This 1itv ";
the square bounded by White PALMYRA Ranlra
streets and Jane allev, designated by the numhars
a aISeon anu sixteen OF square D. on certain Man
ura"n Dy ). a. DHemecourt, surveyor on the tsnth
OF January 1867, a true copy of which ia annavad
70 an act passed in the office of Edward Rarnatt
late nor airy public in this CITY on the twentr,
eIgntn DAY OF March, 1867 COPY of which skatch
annexed TO an act passed under date Of he tbir
uetn OF april, 1870 in the office of " + I.astau
notary puplc IN this city; said let's of rround al
JILL JILL o"Iu otner, and measure each According IN
Sa,u pien twenty five feet seven inrhsS f,nns- w
ramyra street, by depth between naraI,al iso UA
VI one hundred feet; lot number fifteen forn;
we corner OF Palmyra and White streets. touaIhas
VIII Az inc rights, ways and adyanfa ves thara
~. rh.o uelohgns or in anywse appertaining Ke;ng
! INC same property acquired by the Gsfandanst
neIein' george CIOnan, from Paul Snrgi ~ at
of June, 1872. 'n 'no SIKH day
Seized in the above st.is,
Ierms-Cash on the spot
IeI 10 ZoJs9 Civil Sheriff of the par,sh ~ n;
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Old New England Preachers and Teach.

Via new Gngtan0 freachers and Veachl
At a recent Congregational festival and
church reunion. held at Faneuil Hall, Bos.
ton. tho following interesting "reminiscences
were related by Allen w. Dodge, one of the
pioneers of the Congregationalist Church:
l have sat here this evening listening to
the remarks, the very interesting remarks,
that have been made, and still with ~
feeling-I can hardly describe it-mingled
with a good deal of sadness at the thought
Of my being here. l have not been here for
fifty years before was here one Sun
day evening, think, when l was a student
at Cambridge, in this hall, on some great
occasion-I have forgotten what-there was
some great crisis in the nation, and we
were about something. | was here and
heard in this hall Harrison Gray Otis. of
this city, then the most accomplished orator
OF the day. Well, my thoughts. you may
naturally suppose, have run back to that
time, and have thought of all the changes
which have taken place, and have said to
myself almost that l am "a stranger here
in strange land" but still have not had
a feeling exactly like hanging my 'harp on
the willow" and sitting down and crying,
but / feel somewhat like Rip Van Win
kle when he walked up; or, perhaps,
to make more fitting illustration.
if you can understand 1t, feel something
like "a connecting link" and especially as
our friend from the far West. DR.. Post, Of
st. Louis, spoke OF the far West, why,
said to myself, my little town, now Hamil-
ton, then Ipswich. owed it's origin to Essex
county, and to the good parson Of my town,
the Rev. DIR. Cutler. From that little town
went forth the first band of pioneers to
settle the West. They started from the
church which now stands there, about
hundred of them, the doctor to drive a
sulky. aud the rest of them IN wagons
wagons on which were painted, in large
letters, "Bound for Ohio" As said be-
fore. it is a sort Of centennial year: old
people are i'll great demand, like old turni-
ture. They are nowadays so infatuated
with this love of the antique that they go
proving around in the couRtry towns; they
want TO see an old clock and lay foul eyes
upon an old portrait; and you have to
watch your cupboa1ds or else their contents
are spirited away. expect some morning
to wake up and find myself gone.
was reading in the last Harper an ac-
count of Concord-when was young
man in college, over fifty years ago, /
taught school there two winters-and all of
q sudden l came to the picture of old Ezra
Ripley, grandfather oil Ralph Waldo Emer-
son. He was the very man who examined
me and gave me certifcate-I have it at
home-certifying that was ''of good moral |
character certifying, too, that was
''qualIfled to teach school in the town of |
Concord;" and he signed it. in sort of |
John Hancock style. Ezra Ripley, minis
ter, and NE minister par excellence in the |
town of Concord.
If yon will pardon me. will tell you
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SHERIFFS SAFES.
Tho state of Louisinnn Va. n n p.,.

Tho state of Louisiana vs.. ID. h. Penn,
SUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ OF Orleans. No. 42G0.-By virtue of an alias writ
OF ier facias to me directed by the honorable the
SUPERIOR District Court for the parish of Orleans in
me above entitled cause, for State taxes of
1871. VIII proceed to sell at public auc
ton, at the Merchants and Auctoneers' Exchange.
streets, in the Second District of this citV on
MONDAY, July II, 1875, at twelve O'clock NJ. the
following described property. to wit
FIFTEEN CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND situated
in the First District of this city, in square humber
twenty B, bounded by Peters. Race. Water and
Orange streets. $3.50
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
EUGENE WAGGAMAE.
ieS 20 jyi Civil Sheriff of the Parrish of Orlsana
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Love, let us love What have We else I" ice
Whs can not count one hour of life to come.
Who only know the present to be true,
The voice that now We hear to be- not dumb.
To whom, as q barren beach We stand,
The past and future the tide whelmed sand.
Love- let us love For love and life and death
What else I've know are real; and as We must
By natures force both hold and yield our breath.
so lot us take, not forced but as in trust.
Upon ourselves the third reality.
And love SO long as love, life. death, shall .e.
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Civil EEuuhNE WAGGAMAN
jela 20 ?, iva VI the Parish Of Orleana
Regain. N ss Orleans vs.. Mrs. Wi7;;..
vs. san,.' ~me vs. same; same va sama ulah

Regan; same v VI sa vs.. Mrs. villa -,
VS. same: same Va. SAM SAM same Va. same; same
> Of or1esni DISTRICT r COURT FOR THE p.arsu
iio 10 virtue of wrts !; 4ae and
eSoes e The ss s59ss
ton anu az ,st will proceed to se no. III 1855,
Royal ana
MSSh.y in the District 1 ."
following described at twelve o'clock
First nSf bi. LECTION Or Ga5tSDs' i stua tod
Thaa and bv NUMBER
ing feet On st. ce Es1s streets: es.ur
shoa.anad. dxsnty feet in depth ey one hun
thu US ssn CERTAIN e LOT OF eRouxn
three hundred a1d OF this city. in sousrs 1ed IN
,s And streets ~ a,Ud
oI go Aud ten feet in depth. street. by one nun.
Seized in tine ABOVE s,,it.
1erns-Cash on the epot
myls % lem EUGENE wAeoAw.r
"'Vn sheriff Of the Parish Of n,,...
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SHERTFFS SALES,
4. SeGassie W. Antoine PlefnaS a00 ~
rifle LaOiche.

rifle Laoiche.
sixth DISTRICT COURT FOR THE rAhisd ~. u -.
y Orleans No. l342.-By virtue OF an alias lis ~
rerI facias TO me direcIed by the honorape TUG
sixth District Court for tho parish OF or!eans u.
the above entitled cause, will proceed 70 sen
public auction, at the Merchants ANU ai I'D ca
tnmhonss streets IN the Second District OF TINS
city. ON MONDAY, July 5. 1875. at twelve o clock
t rvs EoTs SP GROUND
ard sight. in the square bounded by Dnmaine,
Bayou ST. John, Frenere or rssS S trnt -. nm M.
maine street, by = depth Of one hundred ano Sly
seven feet six iines. between parallel nnes, molo
or less togther With ,hs me same naperty sea uired
by purchase from 3. SalOy. BY act before a. " ~
riocourt, po'ary public in this CITY, on tne BLY,
2 A LOT of GROUND. situated in the Thlra
District Of This citv. in The SQUARE bounded ~ o..
Bernard avenue Miro, Tontl ana uaoau,e ,nea
and being lot num- Der i'll said SO uare. meas
urins thirty three feet four inches front on
Datadie street. nv one hundred and fourteen reef
in depth, between parallel lines. together WIN tne
buildings and improvements thereon. Lot mum
Dt eight, in same square, measuring thity tntse
feet three inche. six lines on Dabadle street, ~
one hundred ana fourteen 1eet eleven 'uon0' AL
depth. ,,o,,,n ..s ~.
square comprised between Msrs. TOptl and "a
badie streets and st. B, rnard avenue aud desls-
mated as the number two, measuring tnlrtv tnIee
feet four lint front Dab .de street by one hun
dred aud two feet I Lines III depth. oet"eeh par
J. ANOTHER LOT. number three. IN same Square,
ard having the same measurement
s. ANOTHER LOT adjoining the above, beng
number tour a nd having the same measure.
g. AND AkOTHbR LOT OF GROUND, situated IN
the new EanbonIg Mariiny, DESIGNATED 6y tle
numbe T. two iu the square number twenty bound
I'd by Broad, Rou selin, Onzaga and Daoadie
streets forming the corner of Broad and Dabadie
streets. and measuring thi,ty-,wo feet frour on
81 Dad street by one hundred and ii 20 feet IN
depth on Dabadie street; together with the bul'd-
ings aud improvements thereon.
Be ing the same property acquired by the late 4.
c. Peruas, by purchase from the succession OF
Joseph Napc icon. per act before A. J. ker. notary
on bile in this city on the twenty fourth Of April.
1865; recorded in conveyance Odice. book number
ninety five, folio fortysevs!.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms --Casl. Oh the spot.
EUGENE WAGGAMAS.
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ID. s. j. ID. Edwards vs.. Fairban lss H. IN.
man 81. Fairbanks and S. h. GiIu,ant "u'

EIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH y,
IL Orleans, No. 5ol5.-By virtue of a xrit VI
teri facas directed by the honorable the ~ H.. q
District Court for the parish OF Orleans IN i, .t
above entitled cause. to w. p. Harper Lars sh .ae
and by said Iats sheriff to me transferred viii
hereinafter designated. on MONDAY. I'M 's g
1875, at halfpa,t ten O'Clock A. Nj, the fo,lnw,n %
described property. to wit ""s
THE MACHINERY AND APPARATUS for ,hsp.
fnory of defendants. situated in the snns Ns
bounded by P, ters. Tchoupitouas. Erstn 4. ass
Gaiennte streets on the corner of Peters s soS
Erato streets. in the First District OF tia eit.
SUCH as one Steam Eng ne. with Qua double aNs.,
Boiler and connections. ami enc nu,nber th "ss
Blake Pump; one Lpcomotlsa Boiler With .oe
number two Blake Pump and connections. Rus ous
Black in Oms and in fire far: Filter Apparatus ono
number eight Blake Steam PuT p and conparto vus
in yard ak Patent ltelins Apparatuses one lsr"s
Herrings patent SAFE: one large copper palesspr
apparatus; one patent steam Elevator: one ~
Vacuum Pan. complete, with Pumping EnpinS
gauges. etc: seven iron Sugar Kettles etr . ~,
whole pe. inventory. which may be- seen in ,"o
Office. Wy
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot
EUGENE WAGGsMAH
clio Civil She, Eff D.
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samuel Lawson VS.. George J.. hOuns md
William Moran.
INIFTR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
l. Orleans. No. 3887.-By virtue OF q writ of
er facias to me directed by the honorable the Fifth
District Court for the parish Of Orleans. in the
above entitled cause. ! will proceed to sell at
public auction, at the Merchants and AuctiOueers'
Exchange. Royal street. between Canal and Gus.
tomhouse streets. in the Second District of ths
city. Oh FRIDAY, July 2, 1875. at twelve o'clock
ID the following described property. to Wit
THE STEAMBOAT FLlRT. together with all her
furniture. tackle. apparel. machinery etc. as sh.
now hes in the Mississippi river. tight bank, above
the FIRST District ferry landing,
Seized in the above suit
81, Ierms,This being the second and las. auction,
,ne SAID boat will be definitely adjudicated to the
highest and last bidder for what she will bring at
twelve months credit. the purchaser furnishing
bono, Win good and solvent security. bearing five
per cent interest per annum from date and priv.
ieSe on the boat sold until final payment. Said
pure aser Will have TO deduct an paw in cash the
printing. sheriff's and clerks fees, keeping. etc
winch amount to about four hundred and seventy
EUGENE WAGGAMAN.
ie15 20 Q. - 0 ga AoAA v" O@iesoh.