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WONDERS IN Your BoDY.-Suppose
your age to be fifteen, or thereabouts.
You have two hundred bones and six
hundred muscles; your blood weighs
twenty-five pounds; your heart is five
inches in length and three inches in di-
ameter it beats seventy times per min
ute. 1900 times per hour, 100, 800 per day,
S6.792 900 per year. At each beat lit
tie over two ounces of blood is thrown
ont of it, and each day it receives and
discharges about seven tons of the won
derful fluid.
Your lungs will contain gallon of air,
and you inhale $4,000 gallons per day.
The aggregate surface of the air cells OF
your lungs, supposing them to be spread
out, exceed 10000 square inches.
The weight of your brain is three
pounds, when you are man 1t Will weigh
about eight ounces more.
Your nerves exceed 10, 900, 900 in num-
Der.
Your skin is composed of three layers,
and varies from one-fourth to one-eighth
of an inch in thickness. The area OF
your skin is about 1,700 inches. Each
SQUARE inch contains about $500 sweat
ing tubes or perspiratory pores, each of
which may be likened to little draining
tile one fourth of an inch long, making
an aggregate length of the surface Of
your body of SS,54l feet, or tile ditch
for draining the body almost seventeen
miles long.
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further, that said Wesley shall not be
held responsible for any delay in selling
or failing to sell such scrip. Said reve.
nue. bond scrip is TO be deposited by said
Wesley with the Central and Carolina
National Banks of Columbia, South Car
olina, and the Citizens Savings
Bank of South Carolina, (for sale by said
banks on the terms hereinbefore agreed
upon.) Said Patterson and Steers may
at any time examine report of the
amount of scrip sold from said Wesley or
from said banks.
Witness our hands and seals IN dupli-
cate the day and year above written.
f. B. WESLEY, L. S.
JOHN j. PATTERSON,
President Blue Ridge Railroad Company
in South Carolina L. S.
THOMAS STEERS, L. 8.
In presence of John B. Palmer, A. D..
Williams.
Received March 81, 1872, of E. B.
Wesley $4,000, the amount stipulated
in the above agreement to be paid upon
the signature being affixed.
$4,000. JOHN J. PATTERSON,
President B. R. R. Co., in S. G.
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The Patterson.Wesley Contract.

Memorandum of an agreement entered
into this 9th day of March, A. D. 1872,
between E. B. Wesley, of the city of New
York, of the first part, and the Blue
Ridge Railroad Company, of South Car
olina, Represented by j. j. Patterson,
President, and Thos. Steers, director of
said Company, acting for and under due
authority from said Company of the
second part-witnesseth:
That whereas said Wesley has advanced
the sum of $301, 1925, for the purpose of re-
lieving from hypotAecation and deliver
ing to said Railroad Company Blue Ridge
bonds guaranteed by the State of South
Carolina, which bonds have been duly
delivered by said Wesley and received
by said Railroad Company; and whereas
the said Wesley has advanced, or agreed
to advance, the further sum of S25, 900 to
said Railroad Company; and whereas,
in consideration of said advances and
said delivery of bonds, the said Railroad
Company has placed in the hands ofsaid
Wesley S975,000 in revenue bond scrip,
issued by the State of South Carolina un
der the act of March 2, 1872, authorizing
the issue of scrip for the purpose of retir-
ing said guaranteed bonds. Now, there
fore, it is agreed that in consideration of
such advances by said Wesley, said scrip
to remain in hand of said Wesley till he
elects to sell tie same, without notice, at
such times, at such rates and on such
terms as he may elect, provided that no
scrip be sold on longer time than thirty
days without the consent of the Compa-
N.Y. with fall authority to apply the first
net proceeds of such sales to paying him
self the amount of said advances and q
commission of per cent on the same,
together with interest thereon at the rate
off per cent. per annum till paid, and
thereafter to pay over the net proceeds of
further sales to said Railroad Company,
it being understood that as fast as st, ,OOO
net proceeds of the sales of scrip shall
have accumulated in either of said banks
in Columbia, the same shall be applied
as heretofore agreed, to wit: First, in
payment of amounts due said Wesley,
and thereafter paid to said Railroad Com
pany. By net proceeds is meant seventy
cents on the dollar of said scrip. 1t be-
ing expressly understood and agreed that
any amount received over and above sew
enty cents on the dollar shall belong to
and be retained by said Wesley, and,
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BRIDGE NOTICE.

rTNHE County Commissioners of Green
Il vile and Anderson Counties will let
the contract for building a Bridge acros.
Saluda River at Piedmont, to the lowest
bidder, OH TUESDAY, the 7th day March
next.
Plans and specifications to be made known
on day of letting. Commissioners reserve
the right to reject any or all bids.
o. II. p. FAINT,
Chairman Board Co. Commissioners,
Anderson County.
JAMES BANISTER,
Chairman Board Co. Commissioners,
Greenvillc County.
Feb 3, 1876. %
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ALI Sorts of Paragraphs.

- Tweed has solved the problems of
rapid transit, large profits, and no re-
turns.
"A piano affords young lady good
chance to shcw her lingering and her
lingering.
= The Rothschilds could pay the ma
tional debt of this country, and have
81 200 100000 left.
Trying to do business without ad
vertising is like winking at pretty girl
in the dark; You may know what you
are doing, but nobody else does.
- 1t is said that when clergyman in
Western Massachusetts recently inquired
of certain lady if she was "ready to give
up worldly pleasures" she answered by
asking him if he was "ready to give up
chewing tobacco in the presence Of Ia
dies !"
A bill,introduced in the Ohio Leg
islature to make one year of drunken
habits on the part of the husband a legal
cause for divorce has excited much COM
ment throughout the country. A Missis-
sippi editor wants the time shortened 10
three weeks.
= A man driving a wind-broken horse
was hailed by a small boy who enquired
if the horse was for sale. The man didn't
know but he was. "Well," observed the
little rascal, "they'd like to git about such
critter up to the church to blow the Or
gan Sundays" Exit boy.
at is not our fault" says q Mil.
waukee editor, "that we are red-headed
and small, and the next time that one of
those overgrown rural roosters in ball
room reaches down for our head and sug-
gests that some fellow has lost rosebud
out of his button hole there will be trou-
ble."
"A gentleman had five daughters;
The first married man by the name OF
Poor, the second Mr.. Little, the third q q
Mr.. Short, the fourth Mr.. Brown, and
the fifth a Mr.. Hogg. At the wedding
ceremony of the latter, the old gentleman
said to his guests: ~ have taken great
pains to educate my daughters so that
they may act we'll their parts in life, and
from their advantages and improvement
l had fondly hoped that they would do
honor to the whole family; and now l
find that all my pains, care and education
have amounted to nothing more than a
Poor, Little, Short, Brown, Hogg,'
- The Rev. DR.. Ritchie, of Edinburg,
though very clever man, sometimes met
with his match. When examining stu
dent as to the classes he had attended, he
said "And you attended the class for
mathematics ?" eyes" "How many
sides has a circle?" "Two," said the
student. "What are they" Gan out
side and an inside" The doctor then
said "And you attended the philosophy
class also ?" eyes" "Well, you would
hear lectures OIL various subjects. Did
you ever hear one on cause and effect r
ayes" "Does an effect ever 60 before
causc?" Eyes" "Givc me an in.
stance" "A man wheeling a barrow" J"
The doctor then sat down.
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High Life in Washington.

The wives of two Congressman were
waiting for the elevator last evening at
one of our hotels. was demurely read
ing the evening paper with my eyes, eager
" devouring their conversation with my
ears, and this is what I heard. Said
Mrs. H.:
"I'm awful tired I've made twenty
calls to-day, and tomorrow must make
as many more. There's precious little
fun about it."
Said Mrs. L.: "Fun! indeed! not a
bit of it, I'm disappointed in Washing
ton. Why, at home when George was
elected 1 held my head higher than any
body in the county, and / expected to
have such gay time here, but when you
get three hundred Cougressmen and their
wives together one don't count much. l
needn't have worried so about my dress
es p'
Mrs. HIS face was visibly lengthening
all the while her friend was talking then
she responded:
"That's SOL There's Mrs. Grant, whom
everybody wants to see once; there are
the wives of the Secretaries, who bow
politely when you call and never know
you again" -,
"Oh, yes they dop' interrupted Mrs.
L. "Mrs. Fish never forgets face, and
Mrs. Bristow is just lovelyl"
"Well, anyhow, Mrs. Robson never
knows anybody lower than Senator's
wife, and Mrs. Belknap never returns
our calls. This is the order: The Cabi-
net ladies, the wives of Senators, ladies
of the foreign legations, the families of
the army and the navy, few citizens
known for wealth or positions given by
inheritance and then wives Of Congress
men are classed with department clerks
1 wish I hadn't come at all m
"I won't say that" said Mrs. D., "for
at home it does sound so nicely to say
you were in Washington during the sea-
son. shall make the most of my posi-
ton there, you may be sure!"
Now this is true, dear friends, for the
wife of the inconspicuous M. G. who
comes here with dreams of social glory,
will find the reality exceedingly COM
monplace. If she be really lady, re-
fined and intelligent, she will draw about
her circle of pleasant friends we'll worth
possessing: if she be exceedingly beau
tiful, or so wealthy that her entertain
ments make stir, society will court her
with sweetest phrases, and she shall have
cards by the half bushel she shall have
more invitations than she can possibly
accept, and neither days nor nights shall
be long enough for her wish. Once in
the centre of the whirlpool strugg les .-ie
in vain: you can't keep near the outer
edge; it is the vortex or nothing. L
know one married pair who are elderly
and who ought to be staid, but the lady
gazing at Washington through the gla-
mour of fancy's pointed vista desired to
be "a flyer at fashion," while the hus-
band-a genuine "Shoddy Bofin"-de-
tested that whole thing, but follows at my
lady footsteps like a reluctant but obe-
dent Newfoundland dog. 1t is the
greatest fun to watch his hands, when,
Stuffed into white kids, he attends an
evening party. Every separate finger
stands at different angle and the thumbs
are at enmity with all the rest. After
shaking hands with any one he curiously
inspects the liberated digits, and sticks
them out again as if to assert their inde-
pendent individuality.
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By JAMESo II. lCCONNELbi <hltStOiiCeA,
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ANDERSON COUNTY.
In the Court Of Common Pleas.
Thomas A. Bellottc, Plaintiff, against Perry
Williams, Hannah Lee, Elizabeth Lee, ct.
al, Defendants. Judgment for foreclosure.
DY virtue of au order from the Hon. J: P.
I'D Reed, JUDI of the 9Th Judicial Cir
cult pro. tenn, 10 me directed in the above
stated case, will expose to sale on the first
Monday in MARCH next, at Anderson
Court House, the following property, to wit
ONE TRACT OF LAND.
Containing 1873 acres, more or less, situate in
Anderson County, OH waters of Six-and-
Twenty-Mile Creek, bounding lands Of Hen
ry McGill, Thomas Dickson, John s. Bird,
and others.
TERMS OF SALE-One-half cash, the re-
naming half on a credit of twelve mont
with mortgage of the premises to secnre
the payment of the purchase money, with
leave to anticipate payment.
Purchaser to pay extra for oil necessary
papers.
Sold at the risk of the former purchaser.
VIM. McGUKIN, Sheriff.
Feb 10, 1876 30
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SHER|FF'S SALE.

BY JAMES H. MCCONNELL, Auctioneer
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ANDERSON COUNTY
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
IN Notice is hereby given that tho under.
signed, guardian of VIM. Maddox, George
n. Maddox, Nancy A. Massey and Sarah ]
Smith, will apply to the Judge of Probate
for Anderson County on the first day oi
March next, for final settlement and Ills,
charge from said guardianship.
VIM. HOLMES, Guardian.
Jan 27 1873. II o
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How ONE NORTH CAROLINA EDITOR
CoNGRATULATEs ANoTHER.-Mallard,
of the ,StatesuiNe Landmark, has at length
found his long-sought duck, and is as hap
py as buck. We wish him lots of luck /;
may he nevermore be stuck, in misfor-
tunes mire and muck, but have abundant
pluck and worldly gear and truck to run
him filled up chuck, till by deaths dart
he's struck and up to heaven "tuck." -
R1Leioh Sentinel.
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Greenuille and Columbia Railroad

NhANGC Or OO1COOlbC.
Passenger Trains run daily, Sunday excepted
connecting with Night Trains on South Carolina
Railroad up and down. On and after Monday,
February Ii, the following will be the Schedule:
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENTS =
~ Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigncd, Exccutrix of Geo. s. Campbell,
deceased, will apply to w. w. Humphreys,
Judge of Probate, on the 7th day of March
next, for final settlement and discharge
from said Estate.
CARO- S. CAMPBELL, Ex'x.
Feb 8. 1876 30 5*
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Notice.

PARTIES having business in my hands
will find my office and papers in the care OF
Col. j. n. Brown, who will attend to any
business in my absence. ,
JAMES l. ORR.
Nov Is, 1875 IL
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A ppLICATloN FOR HOMESTEAD
n Mrs. Almanac Pruitt, widow of j. P.
Pruitt, in behalf of herself and minor chill
drcn, having applied to me for the benefit
of Homestead in the Real and Personal Es-
tate of the said J. p. Prrlitt, decd, all per
sons interested will take notice that her ap-
plication will be heard at my office on the
9Th day of March next at 10 o'clock.
w. w. HUMPHREYS,
Judge of Probate.
Enh 8 1870 % 5N
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PROPOSALS.
DROPOsALs FOB STATIONERY.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. July T., 1876.
sealed Proposals for furnishing Stationery for the
hscal year ending June 90 1871 will De received at
tns department until the 5th day OF August, lS76
Blank forms for bidding will be furnished upon
application.
Jects item by item, and this advertisement and the
proposal far pied by the Secretary of the
Treasury, and The bOnd accom- psnyi ing the same,
shall constitute the contract between the govern.
ment aud the blcder bidders, and further con-
tract viii be executed.
The articles contracted for must be furnished
from time 10 tins during the year, in Quantities
pursuant 20 orders from the Department The en-
tire Quantities will. however, be called fer during
the yesr.
gsch proposal must be signed by the individual
with suf Gent sureties, in the sum Of thousand
dollars el0 OC0l, approved by United States Of.
neer Of the district in which the snreties reside
do business, Oh q form so he fdrnished by the De
q the articles may be awarded under 1t, and the
Performance of the contract.
All deliveries will be subject to inspection by an
expsr' detailed for the BY the seeretarY Of
the Treasury, and the delivery Of inferior art-
Gle will be deemed sufficient cause 10 annu the
contract at the option of the Secretary.
Deliveries nst Be free OF charge at the Treasury
Department, Washington.
The failure TO comply with any one order under
the contract will operate as forfeiture OF the en-
tire penalty OF the bond, or the Secretary of the
Treasury direct the purchase, in opsn market,
OF such quantities Of articles shall be neces-
ssry to supply the deficiency caused By such fail
Of the price which IL shall be found necessary to
pay for such articles.
Proposals lnaccompsnied by satisfactory bond
Will not be considered, and contracts will be award
Proposals to be addressed to the undersigned, and
marked 80 Proposals for Stationery
jyl0 2awSt Secretary OF the Treasury.
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nUNOANsoH BROS, Auctioneers.
EXECUTORS' SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE
IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED REAb ES-
TATE IN sQUARE 92s, FRONTING ON 4
AND cTH STREETS SOUTHEAST.

EXECUTORS SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE
dMPkON1D AND UNIMPROYED hEAL S.
AND eTH STREETS SOUTHEAST.
We, the executors OF the last will and Tesla -
ment OF James A. Crane. deceased, will, by 20
said lat will and Testament, which has BEEN duty
proven and admitted TO probate by the Probate
ctoO Oh IN uns sn OF Ooirme.a seu at public
day OF July, A. ID. 1876, at O'Clock D m the fol-
lowing property, situate in w ashington city, D. o.
Cd 5th and n streets southeast.
Part OF square 9s3, begin ming ct a point on Sth
street east, ~ feet inches north from the south
west corner OF said square. and running thence
north feet, east "a feet inches, north feet, east
IS feet inches to alley, south ~ feet inches
alor said alley. % f,et inch, south 10 feet
west 70 feet south 2feet inches and west 10 feet to
restaurant known IS the ''Union House -
Also. that part of square 92s, beginning AZ the
ming thence north n feet, east S. feet inch south
70 feet along an alley, west % feet inches south
proved by q two story brick house. Both the above
Also, that psft Of square eis. Beginning on south
ner o. said square. and running west Is feet and
back that width 81 feet inches, uninproved.
Also, that part Of said square INN west Of
street, and running back with that width 81 feet
6ibches unimproved.
the next above part IS fest inches on .aa
street. and rUnnine back with that width IS feet
Also, that part Of said SQUARE west OF
the next above part fronting Is feet inches said
street. and running back with that width IS feet
Terms Of sale: One-fourth cash; balance I'm three
the premises. with Interest It Der cent per an.
q Win d.,: o
sell at cost Of defaulting purchaser reserved Con-
veyancins' &c. s Il 81 q Rrr on.T,
jyls MICHAIL ORANE.f Axeousors'
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AUCTION SALES.
PICTURE DAYS.
? II. wARnEk, corner 7th and y streets.

X IA. MAkhEk, corner 7th and streets.
TBnsTELs' SALE OF BRIGHTwooD HALL,
eITUATEp AT THE INTERSECTION OF
1IH AND 1ArH eTREETs ROADS, In tbs
COUNTY OF WARRINGTON, d. O.
By virtue Of deed OF trust, dated January -
lst, A; d lo.i, and duly recorded in Liber al
the District of oumbis. and at the written request
auction, In front Of the premises, ON SATURDAY,
22d day OF July, 1876, at O'Clock m, all that
certain piece parcel Of land situate and lying at
"Brishtwood, - In the County OF Wellington, Dis
trfct OF Colunb a and contained within the follow
ing netes and bounds: Be ginning at stone planted
~ the Intersection of 7th aud 14th street road /,
thence with the west side OF TIN street road south
eriy, ninety one (9lD feet, thence at right angles
westerly eighty six 1867 feet to the l4th street Road
thence northeasterly with said 18th str es ad
huudrtd and twenty i've 1851 feet and twenty hun
dreds Of foot D. 100 TO the beginning. c,ntaintpg
thirty zine hundred and thirteen g el5 square feet
OF ground more or less, together With the imp owe
ments, consisting OF q three story aud basement
Brick Building used for store and hall purposes.
Terms Of sale: One third cash; BALANCE In six and
at the rate Of eight cent from day Of sale, and
TO be secured py a deed Of trust on the property
sold. All couveyancing at cost Of purchaser. One
hundred doll deposit required at time of sale. IL
thA{erms OF sale are not complied with In seven
d. from day OF sale, the Trustees reserve the
purchase after giving I've days notice in some pa
per published IN the city Of Washington.
JAMES X. FITCH,l r
ROBERT G vox. Trustees.
jyll-eo J. T. C0LDWELL, Salesman.
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIkROAU
lilly TIN. 1874


JULY 7IH, 1879.
An. LEAVE WASHINGTON.
800 Baltimore, Ellicott City and xay stations.
5:sO-bsItimore, Annapolis, and way stations,
Point OF Books and intermediate stations.
I:lo-Baltimere and klexsndris junction.
slO-Hsts fsrk, PhiIadelpdtG dad Bostos s.-
and saturday ey oOst via New CASTLE; DAT.
~ BY rail Pullman Parior Oars. Sunday,
stops az Way Stations, and connects for
s;1o.osHeiI,a,t, ST LOnt, AID r,rs5s-. b.
rTeSs. Der kelley, Deer PARK, Oakland, Fred
srlos: Hsrsrstovn, sndiYslsJ Rosd. Par.
s:39-PoInt OF hooks and way stations.
s: $$ee-BSsI;iTY os and 1 ysy stations. .,,
Philadelphia. Sunday to Baltimore only.
is:1s-ssltimo.s. Way Stations, Iuioott City and
I:4o-Nss YSzk, Pai,adslphia ard NOrfoH sx-
psSs.. On sunday, all Way Stations and
s:30-BaItinOre and way stations.
CITY. Frederick and Way stations, Via Be
3:ss-Fredertsk and Point Of Rocks. fvia Metro.
Politan BIsnchL
tsessnors s, spd .sy ,tst1s1.
sttsTSa dsy e
BY 1880 p. m. train on Saturday. aagers-
ss.1 and .s5 slserina cars 70 Obi
s45-Bsit@ors a and Way Wa Stations. Connect.
.o for annapolis on Sunday
1:Oa-Bsi,imore ana way stations.
ie:2o-PitIsburg. but no connection beyond Mar.
tnsbuIs by train leaving Sunday night.
Way Stations on Metropolitan Branch.
sleepers.
s:0o-Bsltlmore. Blsdsnsburs, Beltsvius. Lau.
rel, Relay.
1o:oO-he. Yort asd Pa,Ladsps,a NisLs Krp-us,
Sleeping Cars to New York.
io:lo, Ms;tinsb ORG and way stations. MssTc,on.
11:30-H. LoKts Gzpre.s. Chicago, Columbus,
Sandusky, Newark, Berkeley, Deer Park
and Oakland. On Saturday for Louisville
Ilo. SID, $40, s:ss m; lao, s:2.. s:4s.
ZOO. %, $40, 300, 1000, 1905 and 11:30
All other trains daily, except Sunday.
NO connection on Sunday for Hagerstown or VAL
ieJ Branch; or for New York ana Philadelphia st
$40 o. IN. and 40 D. N.
Tor further information apply 1t the Baltimore
ass, col and sos Pennsylvania avenue, and 613
18th street northwest, where orders will be taken
or baggage 70 be checked and received st any point
In the city.
THOs. e. SHARP, Master OF Transportation.
l.. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
GEO, 8. k0ONTZ, General Agent. apls-tr
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IL Real Estate Auctioneers.
No. 412 7th street northwest.

TRUsTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE REAL e.
TATE, No. 22Os 9TH STREET, EXrEaDEp,
P%tELIsa AID srosEf'hAs AND f BAck
BUILDING:
March the 9th, 1875, and duly recorded in 1:s
Liber 799, fclio 2&, one OF the land records X.
for Washington, District OF Columbia, ard ct the
request Of the party secured thereby, we will sell,
public auction, TO the highest bidder, on SAT:
URDAf, the 22d OF July, at O'Clock D. m, all
that certain piece or parcel OF grouno known and
described g lot no 81 in Wright Oox's subdi.
vision OF Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains, a.
recorded 10 the records Of Washo gton equity, the
same being an addition to Washp gton city north Of
said city and west of 7th street extended together
with the above described improvements thereon.
Terms OF SAFE: One-tbird Of the purchase money
IN cash, OF which SIS must be paid time of sale y
the balance in six twelve ard eighteen months de.
ferred notes TO bear eight per cent interest
aDcipg at purchasers cost If terms Of sse are not
complied with in six days the trustees the
right to sell at risk and cost of purch default
X. W. BOWMAN, lrrn..oo,
jyl3-d&ds &C. GREEN, trustees