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New Orleans Republican., 1875-01-24
Methodist Preachers ON the Louisiana
Question.

Methodist Preachers ON the Louisiana
QueatiOn.
At very large meeting of the Methodist
preachers of Boston and vicinity, last week,
Bishop Bowman, of st. Louis, spoke at
some length upon the condition and pros
poets of the Methodist Church in the West
and Southwest, especially in Kansas and
Missouri, where the prospect is especially
hattering. He afterward touched upon
the condition of affairs in the South gener-
ally. He drew a picture of the scenes of
oppression through which the colored peO-
pie in Arkansas, Louisiana and other sec
tiOns Of the South are often called upon to
pass, and affirmed that a tithe of the dis
turbaDees there had not been told. The
following resolutions, offered by the Rev.
DIR. Upham, we're adopted by unanimous
vote:
Resolued, That we, the Methodist preach.
ers of Boston and vicinity, in our regular
preachers meeting assembled, tender our
grateful thanks to U. s. Grant, President of
the United States, for the prompt manner
in which he has discharged his constitu-
tiOnal obligations by sending trOops nnder
his command to the State of Louisiana 70
suppress the riotous proceedings Of q law
less mob, and we also thank the command
ing General, Lieutenant General Philip H,
Sheridan, for the summary manner in which
he has discharged his duties.
ResOlUed, That the thanks Of this meeting
be presented to Wendell Phillips, ESQ, for
his speech in Faneuil Hall on the fifteenth
instant, in which he defended In 90 master
" q manner the eOnstitutiOnality of the
recent acts Of the administration in uphold
ing law and order in New Orleans, and ex-
posed with such withering seorn the as
sumption of the meeting in Fanenil Hall as
being in any sense the voice of Boston.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-01-24
Exploits

MALAGA-Brig FTitz--2l6 bale,,
slaves
LlvERPooLLShip Geneva-4slO b,,
slaves
BARCEL0NA-Bark Halcyon-67l ,
pkgs tobacco samples "a, 800 slaves
ClENFUEG0S-Brig Caroline Grav..
so bbls potatoes so ties lard ties bsD
barrels 1901 pcs lumber
PENSACOLA--Steamer Amite-5N
SKIS oats 20 sks bran IS bags coffee Ia
SKIS salt 30 bbls potatoes 60 bbls beef
pkgs mdse
MISUNDERSTANDING Lizaie-sg
sks oats $50 bbls -four As bbls pork II
hhds sugar 20 bbls molasses Is bbls Vi
hay
NEW YORK-Steamship Knickerbos
cotton 219 hhds sugBr 40 bbls sugar ii
ses 43l bbls beef GA bdls hides 3 1
bbls rice
NEW YoRK-Steamship City of San
bales cotton $50 hhds sugar $50 bbl,
bbls oil l75 bdls hides 800 dry hides Is
hhds cOcoannts
NEW YORK-Steamship United Sta
cotton 480 hhds sugar 100 bbls soap a
mOlasses 40 bbls pecans 1873 bdls h
hides al bales skins Ia bales wool sll
New Orleans Republican., 1875-01-24
RECEIPTS OF FRODr

observation-disclosures ThOmpsO,
bales cotton 1898 axis cotton seed 254 N
sks corn l02 SKIS bran 20 hhds tobacco
24l4 b0ls flour 100 bbls meal 20 Cks h
meat and sundry produce
THlBODAUX-Steam Henry Tetel
sugar 275 bbls mOlasses IS half bbls :
sundries
GRAND EC0RE-Steam Bart Ali.
cotton 382 sks cotton seed 67 hhds sugs,
lasses and snndEies
WASHINGToN-Steamer Ruth-3O2
l47 SKIS cotton seed 10 bbls mOlasses al
THlBODAUX-Steam st JOhII=l-
55l l,bls molaAses 81 half bbls molasst,I
2 bales cotton and suRdries
WASHINGTON-S Fleta-7sl
sks seed cotton 40 hhds sugar ID 4
and sundries
CONVENT LANDING Steamer N,
hhds sugar Sc bbls mOlasees half bbl /
sundries
LOWER CoAST-Steamer walloos-
bbls sugar bbls molasses III bbls ,
UPPER COAsT-Steamer Quaker-ls
bbls m9lasses and sundries
TBRREBONNE-Lug Fillmore-ls
BONNET CARRB-Steamer JOseDhl-
RECEIPTS BY RAILROAD
M0RGAE'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS
January 23-3l4 bales cotton liz hhds
sugar 81 bbls molasses / half bbl mol
syrup l57 head cattle 237 head hogs aut
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE Raj
uary 23-l500 bales cotton 1870 pcs bulk
hdms l6 cks bacon GO hbls whisky aud
NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS Raj
uary $50 hhds sugar and suHdries
NBW ORLEANS, ST LOUIS AND CHI
ROAD, January 23-l50l bales cotton on
New Orleans Republican., 1875-01-24

Josephine, COzzens. from Bonnet
Bart Able. Siunot. from Grand IA
Ruth, Quatrevaux, from Washib
1T John, Jumel, from ThibOdauI
Fleta. Picket, from Washington
Mary Ida, Ruiz, from Convent "a,
Walloon, Ruiz, from Lower COas,
Quaker. Raichle, from Upper CO.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-01-24
GOD CARETH.

One Of the sweet old chapters,
After a day like this;
Tine day brought tears and trouble,
The evening brings. no kiss,
Nor rest in the arms long for
Rest and refuge and home;
GTieved and lonely and weary,
Onto the book come.
One of the sweet old chapters,
The love that blossoms through
his care of the birds and lilies,
Ont in the meadow dew.
His evening lies soft around them.
Their faith is simply to be;
All hushed by the tender lesson,
My God, let me rest in thee
New Orleans Republican., 1875-01-24
BELOW-COMlNG

Ship Astronom, Hopper. from Breu,
2, to master
Norwegian bark Racer, Knudson,
Scharpuco, to MASTER
Bark sheffield, Lithgon, from Bue,
PIN, ForwoOd &eo-
OUTSIDE WAITING ORB
Ship Montebello, Kelly, from Liven
10, to master
Ship Liverpool, Crawford, from Livs
Der 3, to c ] Shepherd GcO-
British bark Maggie L CaFville, Bisb
gov, October 20, to A K Miller i
New Orleans Republican., 1875-01-24
COMMERCIAL.

SATURDAY EVENING. January %, 1875
OoTTOE-The sales to-day (not including 400
bales additional yesterday embraced 1850 bales az
easier prices, not requiring any change in our
quotations. except reduction of \ c in the inside
figures Of lew middling and the outside of mid.
ding. We give also the figures and full report
of the Exchange as below
AMERICAN STANDARD OF CLAssIFIcATIoN
New Orleans Republican., 1875-01-24
MISOELLANE0UI

ITO THE BUTCHERS. FISH A
II etable Dealers, MaIkstmen, and
generally.-Thereh as been a general q
Of the LOuiaianA State Lottery estabfil
222 Canal street, between RampaEt .
south side for the sale Of policy. comb
single number tickets.
Give us 4 call. A lucky ONCE, and q
lucky numbers.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-01-24

PENSACOLA VIA MoRILE-Steamc
5l4 bales cotton
BONACAASchoOner L T MorrOw-
Il, 500 cOcoanuts 1925 lunches banana
ST ANN-Schooner Ella L TrefetbI
cOanuts 10000 oranges 800 punches batl
New Orleans Republican., 1875-01-24

What an amount of discomfort wet boots
entail. and how " ell we all recall the pain
ful efferts we have now and then made to
draw on q pair of baked ones which were
put by the fire over night to dryl Once on,
they are a sort Of modern stocks, destruo.
tive Of all comfort, and entirely demOraliz-
ing TO the temper. hefollOwing plan, ID is
said, will do away with the discomfort:
When the boots are taken of, I'll them
quite fun with dry oats. This grain has q
great tondness for damp, and viii rapidly
absorb the least Nestige Of il from the wet
leather A. i quickly and completely takes
mp the moisture L aEells and Ills the boot
with tightly httlng last. keeping its form
good, and dryAng tho leather without hard
ening lt In tho morning shake ont the
oaf4 and hang them j. bay near the fire
@ olY. foafiF f9E the next vet night, draw
On TIA hoots, aaA 80 happily and eamfort-
ably 44o1t the Day + wOrA ~ 1tsltifc Anier-
feai
New Orleans Republican., 1875-01-24
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, SUNDAY JANUARY a. 1875.
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the New Orleans POstOfIice
UncaIled for for the Week Ending
Saturday, January 23, 1873, at 8
=. NJ.
THE Ppstoffice remains open on Sundays from 10
A. NJ. 10 TO u Nj
New Orleans Republican., 1875-01-24

"beIOW hgh wafer mark OF IBI4.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN, I
Sunday, January "a, 1875.


CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship City of San Antonio, Pennington. for
New York
Steamship United States, Burdiek. for New York
Steamship Knickerbocker. Kemble, for New York
Steamship Lizzie. FelAher. for Pensacola
Steamer Amite, Adams, for Pensacola
Ship Geneva, MaeO0n, for Liverpool
Bark Halcyon, Hardie, for Barcelona
Swedish brig Fritz, HaekAnAon fer Malaga
Brig Caroline Gray, Pease, for oienfuegos
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Bark Poolsear. Clark, from Liverpool December g.
Dan Wheeler Son--Point
Bark Eornen, Jorgensen, from Waterford Decem-
her l. to mRstsr-POint
Brig Tomas, Fernandez, dayB from Havana m
Avendano BrOs-Point
Schooner Z Mason, Eickerson. from Providence
Deeember 20, to Louisiana on CO-Point
Steamer Reliance, Reed, from Pensacola via Mobile
New Basin
lager Fillmore. Terrebonne, nom Terrebonne,
TO master-2d district
rowBOAra.
Gladiator, Sturtevant, from the PaspeB--Brought
40 bark Nornen aud schooner Mason
wabash. Averell, from the Paasea-Brought IN
bark Poalseag and brig Tomas
BTDAnInOATR.
Thompson Dean Paul frOm EVaussilIe
heEEy 1eta. AueQin, nom Thibodanx
New Orleans Republican., 1875-01-24
p A. MURRAY,

CI4TERN MAKER
Ne. 101 hlagaaias street, befW'
and So. Joseph streets,
DIPLOMAS AWARDED N IgT9 AN
OisteEns made 10 erder ana repaired
warranted. lot OF oisearna, from 10y
gallons, made Of the best material and
his. kept constantly on hand and for -
=. -. Ne tmeA 0rdsss pEemptiy az
New Orleans Republican., 1875-01-24

Under decline of l.l6d at Liverpool and a fall
ing of in futures at New York, the demand was
enly moderate, and factors met iG freely occasion
ally making some concessions in order 10 effect
sales. considerable portion of the stock which
under Instructions, wac held off the market until
the first nstanti is now offered increasing the sup
ply to that extent. To-day, although there was
no apparent anxiety to realize, factors appeared
to be rather more desirous of reducing their
stocks, and were consequently free sellers weak
ening prices even where there was no quOtable
variation.
The amount on shipboard not cleared gong on
board, and engaged for shipment was set down Ar
the opening this morning 81 l3l. 900 bales en-
bracing $1,000 for liverpool "a 900 for Havre 5000
for Spain, 5000 for the Mediterranean. 1000 for
Bremen, $4,000 for the North Sea and 5000 bales for
the North, which, when deducted from the stock
on hand by our running statement last even.
ing leaves 1900 bales to represent the quantity
at the landing and in presses unsod or awaiting
orders
The Exchange reports; "Sales $500 bales; inelud.
ing 1850 last evening. Demand fair" Its quota
tioRs for low middling, middling and good mid.
ding are reduced X.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-01-24

1he Baassin i largely indshied 30 James
Madison. Alsxandor Hamilton apd Adam
smith for ling natter but all oE thous
aantmdn WaEs silent on che Whfts Laagno
Euosteo.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-01-24
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New Orleans Republican., 1875-01-24
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New Orleans Republican., 1875-01-24

Stock on hand and on shipboard not cleared 296 l6
Stock same time last wear. 28l O95
TOdaY's exports embraced 1910 balea to Liver
New York. -''' "
Receipts proper since last evening 1858 bales,
against 7Sl on last Saturday and 10 538 last year
and since August 81 of $40 s0e bales against ~ 69
last year-decrease s., ,S69.
the ports from l2 H. yesterdsy 20 e H. TO-DAY
1880 bales, against 8T22 on last Saturday and
269ls last year, and since August 81 2,lI5 $40
bales against $50 oil up TO Friday noon, january
e last year Excluding the above 2e,9lsl l-inerease
R1ports Friday to Great Britain 1928 bales.
against noRe last week aud l2 ,3l9 last year and
to the continent s0aa bales, against 24sO last week
Stocks taIi the delivery ports made up to IL
M sSo 0eo bales, against sT707s last week and
TOBACC0-We did not hear of a sals TODAY.
The amount on sale is estimated ut 5000 hide.
We continue 70 quote 81 follows; InfeTioR lugs ga
medium I30l4e. good to fine ls0I6kc, and ae.
leotiOnB l7h020c. Received since last evening.
nonei experted none; stock on hand, by our rum
FRRIGaTs-fhe market continues quiet but
arm. The geing rates IN Al vessels are I'D for
Liverpool and lc for Havre. We continue to quote
By steam-Cotton to Liverpool -0lssaa; o.
Havre lhci 70 Boston Ae to Providence Sc: ts Ran
River SC; 70 New York hs 20 Philadelphia kc
BY sail-Cotton 70 Liverpool 1kd;t to Havre
sSds & q te aSnos q sTsmsn Is sS e Or0n
soGAR-Ihe receiPts this morning comprised
TAG hhda. Owing 10 the inslemency Of the Wsath
er the supplies are slow in landing. The demand
is fair at unchanged prices 5dsh f0r inferior; ga
SIC for common; s. a6sc for low falE d fair "a
lAe for good faiT - 01hc for fully faifs n a
&c for prime to strictly prime sh for choices blt
0eAo for low % good seconds 9l d9k Q ior yellow
10 Il g for pure White elsrieca' ''ss' 80 =
MOLAhSkS- thia morning 70 balls and
. htlf bbla; The ls supplies are moally q poor
qheat. Most Of tBe rsesipls were aoid q ss815o
faE eQmmo1i tSsee tQE Ar SsSetv ~ PEils,
New Orleans Republican., 1875-01-24
The weather and Rivers.

OFFICE METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVER
New Orleans, January 20, 1875.
The following ia report of the weathe
4 90 n
New Orleans Republican., 1875-01-24

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New Orleans Republican., 1875-01-24

Below high water mark of 1874.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-01-24

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New Orleans Republican., 1875-01-24

Gold opened at ll2HDll2ss, against ll2A at New
York, and after a fair business closed al 1l2k0
1929, against the opening rates in that market
The sales were confined to $35,OOO and $50, 900 at
I2Ss.
No sales were reported in silver American half
dollars are still quoted at l05Gl06, and Mexican
dollars at 91dg7N gold.
Sterling exchange7N was weaker and required a
National Republican., 1875-07-14

NNNN~O~ONSH~ON%Oc( N-|NN|NONON<~N~N%ONO~S
I3tl Z ~ = To-Day 2 'itS Sss
w W. L. WALL d co., ,Auctioueers
| Marble Building,
Nos. 900 and sos corner Ninth
Y street.
| IASqE AND PEREMPTORY SALE OF FUR.
| NITtRE, @ ARPETs, GOODS ON STORAGE,
&C.. Br CATALOGUE.
Intending 60 discontinue the Furpiture and Car
pet trade and devote our entire attention to the
Auction and Cor omission business, In connection
with the Horse AMI Carriage Bazar, at oui new
an spacious sale s-rtNoms, No. $50 Louisiana ave-
nue., adjoining the Bssar, we VIII sell our entire
stock, previous to our rem OVAL AZ our rooms,
on on WEDNFsp1Y WI MoRNTNGs. July IL is4s. CON-
stock is dis posed or I'VE name in part:
Elegant Walnut Chamber Sets.
Elegant Walnut Parlor Suites, In Haircloth,
Fine Walnut and OAK Bookcases
Mirrors, Bedsie.ds, bureaus, Extension Tables,
Chairs, Sidebosrds, Wrlti"g Tables and Desks,
Lounges, Hatracks, Hallracks, Hair and Shuck
Elegant walnut Etegeres
Fifty pieces Uilcl0th aud Carpets.
COTTAGE Sets, Tucker Springs. Marcle-top Tables,
CoMMON FURNITURE.
Stained Rockers and Washstands.
dren's Chairs, &c.
A lot of Goods on storage, Fixtures, &c.
Terms: All sums OF $40 and under, cash: all
ninety days. with notes, with approved security.
We call special attention of dealers, hotel-keep-
ers and others to the above sale. as the sale is
peTemptory, to discontinue the Furniture and
reserve. ". l.. WALL & CO.,
jyf2 Auction GERS.
National Republican., 1875-07-14
DY EDWIN ]. SWEET,

DY EDWIN j. SWEET,
D Resi- Estate Broker and Auetioneer.
No. 5ll seventh street, opposite u. ). Post Ofice.
TRUSTEES SALE OF yEBY DESIRABLE
SIX-RUUN bOUSE, WITH FRONT AND BACK
YARD. ON NEW HAMPsHIRE AVENUE, BE-
ONE HALF BLOCK WEST OF SIXTEENTH
STREET.
BY virtue of deed oftrust, dated May I, 1873 and
recorded in Liber No. T26, folio l, one OF the land
records for Washington county; D: e. and st
the request of the party secured thereby, we VIII
se at public auction In front Of the premises, on
SATURDAY, the 18th day OF July, A. ID. IS75, at
O'Clock p. NJ, part of lot numbered thtrty-n nine,
(3s In the Iecordt su bdivision square numbered
one hundred and seyenty.six, u76. Yin washing
ton city, District CT Columbil, commencing for
the the southeast corner OF said lot thirty
nine, (S9,l on the line of New Hampshire avenue;
running thence nertheAsterly on tue line OF said
avenue sixteen (i6) feet; thence we at right
angles to said avenue ninety-three (s3) feet to
tWelye-foot allev thence south with line Of said al
ley sixteen Iel feet: thence east with said division
line bt tween said lots thirty-nine (3ll and forty
(sn) to said avenue ana place Of eginning.
Terms of sale. lss pre~cribed by deed of trust:)
The amount OF debtedness, secured unpaid,
with zen per cent. interest, and expenses of sale
in cash. and the bal lncs In six and twelve mOntas,
for which notes Of the purchaser, bearing interest
from day OF sale. secured on the property sold.
Ihall be taken; 800 required OF purchaser at time
Of sale.
iY7-WFMEds Il, j, SWEET, Anctioneer.
National Republican., 1875-07-14
PROPOSALS.


DRUPoSALS FOR FUEL.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
wAsmHeToN. d. o., July 10. 1855
Sealed proposals will be received until II o'clock
m.,- TUESDAY, August 10. 1875, for furnishing
fuel for this Department, as follows:
One thousand tons e, ,2iO pounds TO the tonl best
quality Of Baltimore Company, Baltimore Vein
or Lee No. White Ash Anthracite Furnace
Also. two hundred tons t2.2lO pounds to the ton)
best quality of Shsmokin Coal, stove and CRATE
Ali the ccaI must be delivered within thirty
(3O) days from the date OF the contract and stored
in the vaults OF the Department Buildings tn
il viii be paid. Oertiilcates from the shippers
must be shown to the Superintendent to satisfy
him that the coal furnished Is the kind required
by the Department and in accordance with the
Also. nifty $50, cords of Oak Wood. and nfty
must be Of the best quality, well seasoned and
The contractor will be required to cord the
wood at the Department buildings as may be de-
The Whole to be Inspected, weighed or meas
ured and certified to IN accordance with an oct OF
Congress approved July IL, 1870.
Separate bids will be received for each kind Of
perintendent in the presence of such bidders as
A satisfactory bond will be required of the sue.
cessful bidders for the faithful performance OF the
contract.
The right to reject any or all bids is reserved
q. DELANO,
jy1i,2i, ,auR2klo4t Secretary.
DROPoSALS FOR IRON.
NAVY Ply OPFfoE)
No. AT CHESTNUT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA, July Il, 1875.
Sealed proposals, in duplicate, indorsed " Pro-
posals, Bureau Yards aud Docks" will be re.
ceiyed at this office until FRIDAY, at o'clock,
July %, 1875, for
1000 POUNDS IRON CASTINGS.
To be Of the best quality, material, manufae
ture and workmanship, cast smooth, true aud
straight. free from all defects, and made and IN
ished according to drawings, aud TO have one coat
Of iron paint
To be delivered Immediately, free Of charge, ct
League Island Navy Yard, subject 10 the usual
conditions OF inspection, approval, SC. Response
bic secuhtywill be reauire1 for the prompt and
faithful delivery Of the same In conformity with
the stipulatious on the blank forms for bids 70 be
had q: this ONCE; otherwise bids will not be
tertaiEed.
: A. W. RUSSELL,
iyl4 Pay Inspector U. s. Navy.
National Republican., 1875-07-14
DYJ. II. wORMLEY,
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
ISL PENNSYLVANIA avenue


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY, FRONTING ONE HUNDREO
AND FORTY-ElGRT FEET SEVEN INCHES
ON N1R6INIA AVENUE AND NINETY
SEVEN FEET On SOUTH ID STREET, NEAR
TIE GnRNER OF SEVENTH STREET WEST,
BY virtue of a deed of trust to Daniel L. Eaton,
dated February .. A. ID. ISL and duly recorded in
Liber No. So, folio 4 one of the land records for
Washington county, In the District OF Columbia,
and under decree OF the Supreme Court Of the
District of Columbia, In Equity cause No. 3i6L
docket l3 will sell at public auction in front OF
the premises, on MONDAY, July u, 1875, at
O'Clock D. m. the following described real estate,
situate In the city of Washington, District Of Co
lumbia, to wit: Lot lettered aT'' in the subdIYi-
sion OF square numbered 464, as the same Is duly
recorded in the Surveyors office of Inc city or
washington, D; C.. in Liber OF the Book Of
Subdivisions, folio l52.
Terms Of sale: One half cash; balance In six.
twelve and eighteen months, for which notes of
the purchaser bearing interest at per cent per
annum from the day OF sale and secured by q deed
Of trust on the property sold must be given. A
deposit Of Sd0 viii be required OF the purchaser at
time Of sale All conveyancing at ex pense of pur-
chaser. If terms OF sale are not complied with In
FIVE days the trustee reserves the right resell the
property the risk and cost of the defaultnx pur
chaser. GEO. W. STICRNEY, Trustee.
jez5 d&ds J. T. WORMLEY, AuctIoneer.
EFTHE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UN-
TIL MONDAY, July %, 1876, same hour and place.
GEO. ". SrICKNEY, Trustee.
jyl2d&ds j. 7. WORMLEY, Auct.
National Republican., 1875-07-14
AUCTION SALES.
Future FL

RY B. II. WARNEKE
u Real Estate Broker ana Auctioneert
Federal Buildings, corner Seventh and sts.H.W.
TRUSTEES SALE OF ANEkT THREE-STORY
AND BASEMENT .gRIGE DWELLING on
THE SOUTH SIDE OF q BrREEp, BETWEEN
THIRD AND FOURTH SHEETS SOUTH
By virtue of deed of trust to Danf1sL Eaton
and myself dated January II, A. ID. 1S1Z duly re-
corded in Liber Nc. 81, folio "a, one OF the land
guest OF the party secured thereby, shall sell at
public auction. In front Of the premises, on TUES
DAY: August IL. 1s75, ats O'Clock D. M, all that
certain piece or parcel OF ground situate In the cisy
Of ofWashington, ID. c.. being part Of lot three, al
In squ're seven hundred and ninety-one. (79l. be-
ginning for the same thirtyseven () feet from the
northwest corner Of said lot and rInnIng thence
u7) feet; thence south seyenty-elght C7s) feet,
mCre or less; thence west seventeen (I7) feet;
thence north eight Cis) q et more or less,
to the place of beginning, together with the i'm
PROV ements, &c.
Terms; Three thousand dollars, with interest ut
ten per cent. per annum from July T. 1872, TO day
sale, and expensel of sale in cash; and the BAL
of the purchaser, bearing interest from the day of
sale and secured by deed of trust the property
sold. VIII he taken. A deposit of so will be
Qutred of the purchaser at the time OF sale and all
convey8ncing at the expense OF the purcha aser II
terms Of sale not complied with In seven days
from day of sale, the trustee reserves the right o
resell the property at the risk and cost OF the de-
GEORGE ". ST. CKNEY.
Surviving trustee.
j. T. COLDWE ELL,
Iy-13Tu5tS DIT Salesman.