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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-07-27

G0ULEs COMMERCIAL COLLEGE AND
~ Literary 1nstitute.-Day and evening SEES.
branches of study; daily lectures; gymnasium
exercise; special care given to native capacity
saefsan stndens free t coa nu ararg non
debating society: full faculty: large, well ven.
tilated study rooms, and all necessary appara.
t1s; special classes In particular studies. for
boys, at from 81 TO IS per month.
fe181v GEO. ROULE. President.
JAMES LINGAN,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT Law,
No. 196 GravIer street,
mys 81 ORLEANS. La
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-07-27
Commercial and Financial Matters.

There was fair movement in securities
yesterday, and rates continued irregular.
State Consols opened at 751s, and closed at
741S@7411s, against 75@75H on Thursday. Re-
ported sales. 100000, of which $4,000 were
sold at the Exchange, Premium Bonds closed
at 822460327S, the same as on the previous day.
gales-S57 900
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-07-27

After seven years Of wandering most of the
time penniless, Oakley, cashier of New York
bank, which he robbed Of $4,000, was arrest
ed in the street, reading newspaper bulletin.
He returned to the scene of his crime under
the belief that the time had expired during
which he could be arrested Making no at
tempt to deny his guilt he expressed disgust
and Indignation over his arrest which he
thought the officers had no right to make,
since che had not ruined the bank" The
money was lost in speculation. Oakley will
plead guilty and go to the penitentiary.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-07-27

Receipts at ports since September 1. 4, 219 1888
Receipts same time last year .... 1892 4eO
Receipts same time year before. -. a, 085,588
The consolidated report for this week gives
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-07-27

1923 BOT
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-12-28
THE TWILIGHT MASQUERADE.

The masquerade ball given by the Twilight
Club at the Opera House last night was emi-
nently a SUCCESS in all respects, and the club
exchequer will undoubtedly contain plethora
of coin this morning. At an early hour last
evening the dress circle and boxes began
filling up with spectators, and by 9o'cloch
these places we're pretty nearly filled with
some of the best people in this city. At $50
the grand march was played and the maskers
presented a very charming and picturesque
living panoramic view; the courtier, royalty,
Indian, negro, Uncle Sam, cavalier and other
elegant, fascinating and historical characters
were represented; even "Pant's" riding sui
was visible among the numerous maskers.
The lateness of the hour will not admit of
more extended review of this splendid and
,uccessful bal m1s4us; but suffice it to sa.
that the TwiIighters did exceedingly we'll
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-12-28
DISTRICT COURT.

The following business came up before this
court yesterday:
B. F. Small vs.. D. G. Corbett; case argued
md submitted.
Mandlebaum & Klauber VS.. A. P B"uton
It ais aft iavt Fl ed of the non residence Of
/ PENDANTS, and T. Coffin appointed attorney
to appear for them ON hearing.
Matter of application of Louisa Parker,
widow of Marvel Parker, deceased, for All
allowance for family support it was ordered
that previous proceedings be set aside and
new hearing be had on January s, 1879.
Notification sent t" all parties interested.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-12-28
TAKING THE ICE CROP.

If there be any water to drink next sum-
mer-~hich is not by any means a certainty
.i"", considering the prolonged drouth-
there will be il plenty of ice to cool it with
We do not remember a time when the crop
WAS SO abundant us now. Doctor Benton is
aging in II tremendous store, and Sheriff
Swift informs us that he has already HI
vested about 400 tons. There has been sncb
a steady spell of freezing weather, and lit
tie snoS-that which did fall being very dry
a I'd therefore doing no damage-that the ice
is clearer and more free from impurities and
lefects than ever before since any systematic
Efforts began to be made to save it. The
prospect is that ice will he very go ID, very
.bund mt and very cheap. when the time tor
It's use comes round.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-12-28


10 AHfP THE WATER IN rhSh=iNa-
~ NSrSey' secretary o. Tue o"rs"" ""'e'
.,,.a s. ,h;. ...,,...,,,, l.. .h., . anna,
,trf,u, bir duriu, tb.s. cold NIGHTS Tins
yi, rr.Dv-n, th. ,y.,.r fr,,,,, fr..-z;,,,, :; ,h.
bvdr,,,s .,,d ko.n .b. nina. fran, h,,r..
AZ.
Pyv.,xn HIN Ch.rl,s II s.oda.rd
.,.. - rho ,,,,., o,.,,,,,l.b.d ,,,I;t;c,I ,,; d
,,,.r.. or. i; ,b., g. -. :, a., ,.;t,, ,,..s...,
lay. Whence he halls. why he came aud fur
What sinister pu p ,se he fails to reveal.
:, 1A''''''' ''' vi VIC
COUNTY. California. is in the citv Willie
.o,uk, h nr,sn.ct< arr. ,,,oa and bis f. end,
viii h.. OLAF +, hear il
INV arrived in the civ vesterl,v ,c,omn,n,, 4
" his family Had 4 coll ri 3e from Aurora
a savs. and wa h..,;.v.. him,
A LARGE AssEMBLymAN. - Hon. Owen
Murphy, Store; county Assemblyman elect.
..a !, tba c;tv v.st..rd,v H-w.,t hmm. 81,
he O'Clock, P Nj train.
OPERA House. for the Chanfrau
,.rformance. are being RAPIDLY sold. Those
who desire t" see Kit had better lose no u"e
II securing their seats
Looks LIKE A cHANsE.-The beclouding of
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-12-28

THE TENACIrY OF CAT LIFE. - In the
southern part of this city lives a 'ntn who ha
a c.t which gave birth to five kittens a fe"
DAYS ago. He was unwilling to furnish the
Youthful feline family with milk for its sub
sstance, and as there was n" deep water Neal
his residence in which t" drown the kittens,
of which he desired to rid himself, he dug ii
hole about the depth of IA foot in his garden
and crdelly tLr w them into the same and
filed up the little grave with earth. A te"
hours later d servant informed the man that
the old Cat was scratching up the earth III the
garden He we It to the des "a tied spot and
was met by the old CT, carrying one OF he'
young III her mouth she wonld mouse,
took the kitten to place of safety and IN i
similiar manner rescued the other four. L.
appears that the cat mother, when she missed
her brood, began search for them and even
tuallv scented them in their little grave, and
with her paws began a process of dislnterring.
Strange to relate, that III the face of burial
of two hours duration, all live Of the kittens
we're alive. When this cruel citizen beheld
the affection which the old cat had for hel
offspring, and how tendery she nursed
them, his conscience snote him, and he de-
clared he would furnish the kittens with all the
m k and other foon necess Try until they were
old enough to support themselves
MORTON Fob A NEW TR1AL.-Gen. R. n.
Clarke. attorney for Bill, the c"nvicte~
Caerry Greek mail robber, served motion
0 General j. r. Kittrel and Hon. G. S.
Variai,, attorneys for the prosecution, for
new trial il that case. The grounds Of the
motion are based upon alleged misconduct Of
the jury and newly discovered evidence.
The motion will be argued ON the 81 of Jan
uary.
Some IN A CARSON REsrAURAsr.-Gu 8
to sarcon: "Why have you no toothpicks Oh
the counter?" Waiter: "Well, you see VT
Used to keep them, but whenever our guests
got through with them they either took them
away or destroyed them; therefore We hav
discarded the use Of the article in this estsb
ishment"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-12-28
MORNING Ape Ii.
VERY WEATHERISH.

There are, all in the summer time, drowsy
and droning afternoons when there seems t.
come upon the face Of the town an all-pre
vading duilness. Men and women, surren-
dering to the hest, become quiescent and Sit
within doors, combining their e1ertlons to the
minimum, and willing away the hours with
such small talk, such idling and such
cheating Of the industrious side of themselves
ss otherwise might DO at work and not IA
iounging Yesterday saw Carson street as
deserted as ever il was in the dog days.
Waen you did ses a little knot of men you
found then listless and unyeui Al, taking q"
subdued and Hfeless air, and shiverin
and wishing themselves indoors and in some
warm, quiet corner where the cheerful baz
of burning wood made the scene of more III,
viting character. So cold it was that Il c
Light f,rt of snow which upon lis til,
other day sill remains, in shady places, and
In sunny exposures, III patches, too Folk
shrink up and get into their shell in snch
weather, and CHEEKY fellows become gum and
blue, and the frollcs"ne and gay becn,
Morose and take to moralizng dreadful
provocative of the lugubrluus and IA sad pro
moter IF the serious side of life Is such snap
as this. That's why the streets are deserted
snd men are reticent of witticism, narrativ,
and anecdote. Men are seldom merry wi Il
q cold in the nose and c.tarrh And yet
there are explorers who can find nothing ber
ter than to 60 to the North Pole to the
Antarctic. They don't deserve t" See
again the poppies and the dandeiions, or Ii.
on the grass under trees and beside gutglin4
brooks $500. No wonder il is cold! Yester-
day We saw some blocks of Ice ten inches
thick, from the Carson. When that stream
gets SO demnralized rs to freeze mp to thai
degree no wonder its banks and the lands ad-
Joining give themselves up To the embrace,
of the B real air. We heard man say yes
terday that in the country where he born
che su,aller streams oft-times froze solid, the
fish getting Imprisoned in the ice-.hich is
merely contirnatory of II INK Monks story
# mining for fish in the congo lied waters of
lmerald Bay. We are always z lad to have
confirmation of our statements. Meantime
the young folk are having merry sport,
spite of many bumps and thumps and falls ",
the ice, at Mr.. Lyuch's skating pond. The
cold is So long -c,ntinued that the ice is easl, |
renewed by q wage, and of afternoons and
far into the night the skaters continue thei,
amusement To the elders and those of thin
and diluted blood there is quite as muc.
pleasure i'll sitting at home with ones feet in
a bucket Of ice water, and stove or fir
place right at hand for an occasional warm
ing We whites. even the toughest OF us,
are clad and padded, stockinged and sh"
befanueled and cudd ed past all native tough,
ness We saw yesterday a h IF V III Indian
boys, ranging from 10 to IA years of age, all
born and reared within sight Of houses and
ciimneys, and shops where clothing is, AS
bare of foot as any colt Happy! Happy as
q snow bird, and rs warm!
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-12-28
CHANFRAU'S exit"

They have billed Chanfrau's Kit in a
most effective manner. At first they put up
lot of plain, black and white posters. This,
by way of introduction. After the town had
tired of seeing these, the bill sticker made a
gratifying change by FASTING up the very
handsnme, elaborate and picturesque illumin-
ii ms which now grace the poster boards and
attract the eye, not only OF the staring rustic,
hut of the blase cit, as well. We suspect
that exit" in Mr. Chanfraus hands, is a
very thrilling bit of genre work-if that cpl
tibet may be applied to acting as well as to
Uniting. at is many and many year ago
in that kingdom by the sea" that Chanfr"u
electrified his fellow ctiz of the metr"po
lis with his "Mose" in GA Glance at New
York" More than thirty years ago the ell
d ;rly person who now addresses you, my fel
low citiz MS, SAW blm do it at Rockwell &
Stones Amphi heatre in Cincinnati. ii .rrA
lapma was playing an opp Dsltlon " Nose
at the same time. They made very lively
INES among the theatIcals, did these clever
at 3. Oh .nfrlu in III Fame sc"in early
dt was gr at f,v"rite there. Hesa ORR
,ctor, and has always enjoyed the reputAton
am ing his acIu enhances Of being very
genial pleasant and honorable gentlem IN.
H. will h we rou,ing reception, We make
no oIbt, on Mnml " night, and we bespeak
for hin, the patronage of our very liberal and
dis ;rlminaring play going citizens.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-12-28
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

Call Immediately at E. B. Rails and secure
or yourself and friends China Dinner and
Tea sets, Vases, Toilet sets, Fancy Goods "'
Ill kinds, Plated Wares, Lamps and Chandt
ers, Glassware, Medallion Ranges, etc, etc
See advert isvment. Call and examine til,
goods. Sold cheap for cash
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-12-28

MORNING BOARD.

MORNING Board.
uphIr 3s1s
Mexican -s12 2sA
Gould Carry "a
Best Y BeIcher I7Ig II
California 97s
Consolidated 1irgin.. u
Chuiiar Potos 10
Hale u Norcross IL "a
Crown Point 80
Yellow Jacket 141a l4"s
Savage 81 ga
A pha lu2S
Belcher 20
Confidence
Imperial 7Jc
Kentuck 80
Sierra Me- adai2 Az
Utah IL
Bullion 485
EXchequ.r4 10
Seq. Beicner Is
Overman 81 81
Justice 60
Succor 25c
Union Consolidated 81 54Is
Alta 5I
Lady Bryan Sc
Julia = ~
Caledonia 2 IS
Phi sheridan IS 40c
Challenge g.
Silver Hill II 80
Senator 20c
New York Con. s. eoc
Wo lvile &c
Ward So
w. Fargo ste
Scorpion &c
Levia han %
Andes soc
North Con. Virginia Az
Lady Washn yton S5c
Benton 10
Frowery SOC
Goa, Washoe %
Solid silver 55c
n. Bonanza sue
EVENING BOARD.
Raymond n Ely IL u
Eureka Con. Il
jackson ~
Northern Belle "a 90
1brIir ,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-12-28
MOTHER WONDERFUL tUaE
EFFECTED BY
C.lF0RNiA eih'Tc TRUSS!

CALIFORNIA ELASTIC TRrSS
HDMPANN.-W. J. HORNE, Pro yssss--4---s1<ssssA
rie nr.-D a sir feel tat o. Vi
you and humani writ tsA> - -"
he flct rat have been SUBSTAN- SS~v ks<A-L>I
TALLY CURED of bal case of Y
e Of thr standing by V
Of your incompatible TrIsses, -
VII ch pIrcna ed from you tn
'nthS az, he crib the suff ring, both phyr-
" aud mentally, that l have und ,rsone during that
'e1"d; and now | t e lie new being; have worn al
Kinds of Frsses both Steel and Elastic received
my relief until tried yours It. simplicity q
and facility with VI ich il be adustod
Il the # ct freedom the mofi'is II the
Dhdy with which it b. without causing irr-
alton, its chief meri and it perfect supporter
lad Of Of the ruptur, snce the
irst day put it ON. and feel that peifec y CURtn
t nyau hle and the fact should be known be word.
Nol refAr t. the subject # Their merits
I truly ALFRED J. Bt'I IKE, Chief Mail CloIk
F. Daily Evening Post, San Francisco July 20 1873
Phv-tc n"'s ~ Year, 'X"e-I~oc..
COLUMBIA, Tuoumne Co. July l6 lg7s.
W. J. prne. E4I.-D ar sir: For tive Ir.-I I
used in practice the California ri site Truss
with entire atifac ion in most Of compile tied hernia
both Durin ctice Of forty five years have
NInd that Soul with the certain.
retain he requ ed AL jstment the pr being ale
way der the immedia control 81 the patient. The
simplicity nd of application is Of itself guarantee
every exrerenc ID physician have the honor to remit
bv mail the mount due, knowing that contribute 10 the
elevation OF afflicted humanity Yours, truly,
}. p TIBBIrS, NJ. D.
LII ting F.,I lnF"' ton and
Rui~- NJ. ing.
" R.-The Cl'ifpr ia Elastic IN nOt for sale ~
Druggist In CLrAon itv Ta.y prefer sell Ia terra
rash, which they make large profit. Send d.
rect tn the
80 sFoHNvN ru,sTIC TEU - COMPANY,
mylss TO Marke. st-c~', San FrascisSs
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-12-28

and '"r rttu-' -~'sd C-t. Ru. and Price
Lit ing F"l' INFO con and
Rute- 10. N n Ing.
National Republican., 1878-04-27

AUCTIoNERRS
Duncnnson Bros, Ninth and u sts.
Wash H. Williams, ID. cor. Tenth street
BOOKSELLElaS AND STATIONERS
solonlons & Chapman, oil Pennsylvania avenue.
S@niliingt9n @ Pa avenue . and street
W. H & o. ii. Morrison, f7S PennSy,vania avenue
L NJ Whitaker Vernon Row, Pa ave. and Tenth ST.
BAKERA
Felix Desfosses ..oi2 II street
CLOTHING
L S. Justh 6is d street.
DENTISTS.
DR.. e. DoMontreviie. No. 1T. r, northwest.
DRUGGISTS,
GCo9ghn, Cgi Temple Drug Store, and d NIn,h ,ireets
Entwisle. Pennsylvana avenue and Twelfth street
EDUCATIONAL.
Edward & Townsend, ill3 Ninth street northwest
Mrs. =. T. Fuller. Art school, 1878 1 str0el n. W.
Ms. Burr 1915 II street.
biir HnrrOver, lGB street.
RO.slyn ss,mina!y, A. MsRLsIson ::aaars
spencsTinn Bi,lnSss toiese Saventh nnI I, sireeta
Mss Eva Mills Music, i+s street
Musical Academy, J. 4. tsulleld 1874 street
Musical Conservatory, o. b. Bullard. 49, Ninth street
FINE ARTS
Markriter. G2s L street northwest
HOTELS.
Rggs House, corner Fifteenth and q streeta
Hh,S,tST,0p2llian, h,,t,, p penna ave. and sixth street
wormIey's, II and fineen,h streets
Morton House, ~ and VA street
UATTERs
u. II. stnemetz, ieJ7 Pennsylvania avenue
INSURANCE.
Potomac Fire Insurance Company, 50 High street.
Georgetown.
MERCHANT TAIIORS.
Eisemsn Brothers, corner seventh and 4 streets
A. Saks n Co, seventh street
Il. Robinson Il Co., G0o Pennsylvania avenue
PIANOS.
Sanders 4 staymsn Penna. ave and Twelfth street
PHOTOLITHOGRAPHER
Norris POters Photo photographer. No 45s Penn
sylvnnia avenue.
REAL ESTATE
n. H. Warner, ,0l8 Y street northwest
John sherman, 81. Cloud Building.
Fitch Fox Frecdmans bank building, 1900 Pa ave
SEWING MACHINES
McKenney 4 Co., Fg Ninth street
National Republican., 1878-04-27
PONDS EXTRACT
I. ponds EXTRACT.
The Peoples Remedy.
.r The Universal Pain Extractor.
Note, Ask for pond's Extract
Take no other.

"HeaS, s6r I will speak % e1cslient
tbi-ss."
PONDS kXTRACT- Tho great vcsetabs.
thirty ysaIs, and for HSsa and s pso%p
curative virtncs cannot be cxcelled.
CHILDREN. No fnmiiy can afford to Be- withou
Contns,cns, Cats, sprn ins, ire rolieve,
Utmost instantly by external application
ESeoTiai,"ns, CsannF%s, % Old Sores sorss
fanmati.n, rsdnscs swciiinss, 81 .tops bleeding
LADi Es and il tbeir bsst friend end TIA II sssuar.,
tho pains to which they are peculi q n,
the head, nausea vertigo, 30. Il promotl
iind. Of inasmmstions and gis;e uicera q
E1EmOH u HOLDS or PILRsand IN this tn.
only Immediate relief and ultimate cure
long resist its regular nse. S4'
KIDNEY Diseases. Il hos no equal qua s for per
BLEEDING from any cni,sc. For this u 4, spe-
elmo. 1t has sayea hundreds Of lives whom ali
other rvmedies failed to nTrass bleeding from
nose. stomach, Iunss, and elsewhere.
I!hsamS.,.n ar. A alike rslisSSi. and and
rHYsICIASs of ali schools who are acquainted with
Ponds E.tract OF Witch aaIel recon
conrnendation nom hundreis OF Physioian.
many ot whom order u for use in their owe
1rnctice. In addition to tho foregoing, they
order its use for Swe1lings Of oil kinds
Quinsy, S0re Throat, Inflnmed Ton.
sfls, simple and chronic Dinrrhna, Ca.
tnrrh TOR which IL Ia o spectfe), Chill.
blnfns, Frosted Feet, Sttngs a.
1aseets, B1uslaitocs, ETC., Chnppss
Hands, Face, and indeed oil manner
skin discusses.
TOILET USE. Removes Soreness, Uoughnes.
and smartingJ heals Cuts, Eruption.
md Plmplcs. It revires, iifpipordies on
refre,hes, while wonderfully improving tn
Complexion
TO TAHMERs-Pond's Extract. No stocl
Breeder, no Livery Man afford TO be with
out it 1t IL uSO.l by NIL the leading Liver.
Stables, Street Railroads and first uorsemsi
inNew York City. IL has equal for Sprains
Harness or s!4ddlo Ckafnrs, Stiffnesr
scrntches, Swslings, Cuts, Laoerntions, Ble,d
ings, Pneum6Eia, Colo, Diarrhna, Chills
Colds &c. Its rnpgc OF action Ia wide, and ths
relief it affords h 20 prompt that II Is nvalul-
bic in every Farm > ard "a We'll as in every
farmhouse. Let II DO trisd once, and you
will never be withoutit.
CAUTION! Ponds Extract has been initiated
The genuine article has tho words Ponds
Extract blown in each bottle. 1t Is prepared
ty tho only persons living who ever
knew how to prepare II properly. Refuse all
other Preparations of Witch Hazel. This Is
the only nrtcle used by physicians, and in ths
hospitals of this country and Europe.
EISTOMy and Uses OF Ponds Extract,
in pamphlet form, senr frr4 application 70
PONDS EXTRACT COMPANY, W NaideI
TAnu, New York.
National Republican., 1878-04-27

0 re tsa,' ye tearsl that have long refused y
Y' are s Welcome tony heart thawins, thawing iihs
The leg bound @ tlod has yielded. and tho early .no~
And the yielding fountains suhs, and tho wilderpes
shall sing
Qye tearsl Oye tcars am thankful that 70 run;
Tho ye come from cold aud dark, ye shall glitter in
The rain cannot chill us II tho showers rcfuss 10
fall
And the eyes that cannO, weep are the sddost oycs
0 ye tearsi o Oye tears TIL felt 70 on my check
was selhsh In my sorrow, was stubborn, I wsa
Ye have given me strength to conquer, and stand
erect aud free,
pathy.
Q ye tearsl Oye tears ye relieve me Of my pain:
The brrren rock OF pride has been stricken once
Like i s rOck that Moses smote amid Horob's burn.
ing sand,
1t yields tho flowing waters to make sladncss in the
There !. light upon my path, there is sunshine in
And the leaf and fruit OF life shall not utterly de-
part;
fs restore to me the freshness and tho bloom Of
long ago.
o 70 ty"S! . happy tearsl am thankful that ~
How.
oyc tcarsl oye tcorsi ...
National Republican., 1878-04-27
Try WASH. n. WILLIAMS, Auctlonccr.

TRUSTEES SALE OF yALUARLE IMPROVED
REAL ls,TATE ON SENESTEENTII STREET
NORTHWFST, FRONTING FIFrY.FIyE FEET
two INCHES 0N FARRAGur s9uAARE. AND
by virtue OF deed Of trust bearing date the .0h
day OF August A. ID. 1SI3 and duly recorded IN Llber
No fs folio S ct sen, one Of the land records for
Washington County, ln the District OF Columbia, md
at the request, In writing OF the party thereby
cured the subscriber VIII sell at public sale, on
WEDNESDAY. the lat OF May, a, ID. 1873, at o'clock
r. In front ofthe prcmseL all that pecs parcel
or ground lying and being situate IN the city oi Wash
inytou and District aOrCstid and known and hsiin-
gushed on the plat or plan OF said city as and being
lot numbered thirteen (3 In tho subdivision OF Square
numbered one hundred and eighlyHvc (isb), made by
tho prOprieors Of said square. and recorded IN the
Office OF Surveyor of said city. In Lber H. folio no.
together with the appurtennnces thereto appertanng
Terms Of sale: One-tifth cash. and the remainder In
equal annual ,menis of one. two, three, and four
years, with Interest ut per cent, secured TO tho sat
iaction OF the trustee, or all cash. At the option OF
the purchaser, Ifcrms Of sale not compiled with
In tive days scr day OF sale the property will be
sold ut tho cns and expense OF the dcfautiny pur-
chaser All conveyancinga at the cost OF the purchaser
A deposit OF 800 will be required AZ the sale.
RICHARD wALLACH, Trustee
WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer.