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Salt River herald., 1878-07-20
SALT RIVER HERALD.
SATURDAY. 20. 1878
TOWN AND COUNTY.

-Fruits of all kinds plenty.
 Hot weather still continues.
 "A. NJ. James has erected an awning ill front of his store.
 Small showers on Monday night, do., on Wednesday.
 -The County Convention as- semble at Phenix, August 26th.
 Fight Prisoners now live off of the county.
 MT. Murphy of the firm of Dennis & Murphy, freighters, has sold his interest to James Randall.
 The water ditches in town need the attention of those in au- thority.
 -Quite a number of our citi- zens will leave for the new Fl Do- rado-Tombstone District.
 -Col. Wilkins, now in Com mand at Whipple, has been ordered to Benicia Cal.
 -Quite a heavy rain fell in Agua Fria Valley last Monday. It was a blessing to the corn crops.
 -Choice fresh peaches grapes and figs shipped by A. NJ. James X Co. in quantities to suit.
 -Fruits, fresh fruits, right from the orchards and vineyards at A. NJ. James & Co.
 -Mrs. Slaughter, the lady who was afflicted with smallpox. died last Sunday. Her baby is improv- ing.
 "A reward of S1O will be paid for the recovery of J. W. Swartz' pistol, and no questions asked. Initials on pistol "J. W. S." Two loads of lumber from Curtis mill, Prescott and destined for the Cave Greek mill, was brought into Phenix, on Monday.
 "A decomposed dog has laid himself on the green on the north side of town. lie resembles Bar num's fat woman. Where am the Health Officer.
 Capt. Hancock Is still en- gagged in surveying the line for the new canal. Work will be com menced as soon as the ditching ma chine arrives.
 Two more cases of smallpox reported this week making four in all-one ended fatal. Itis thought that it will not spread further.
 -Mr. c. II. Gray has sold his fruit crop to A. M. James 6 Go. This firm has also bought all the fruit in the Valley.
 The election for delegates to the County Convention takes place in few days. Prepare your tick cts, gentlemen, and select good men.
 We call attention to the ad- vertisement of J. R. Dall X Co.,. who have opened a wholesale liquor store in our town.
 | "A drunken Indian stabbed a squaw on Friday night. but not seriously. Hewas taken in by the Sheriff.
 --Thirtcen mule teams passed through this place during the week some unloadcd here while other: loaded with cereals and flour fol the districts north of us, that cannot raise such products.
 -C. H. Gray, an old pioneer and farmer of this Valley, leave, us to-day accompanied by his wife to visit the old folks at home il New London, Arkansas. He will be absent two months. We wish MT. Gray and his estimable wife, a pleasant trip and safe return.
 Our material for enlarge. ment has left Yuma, and when il arrives we will issue a handsome seven column paper. Roll in youl subscriptions, and help us to make
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Letter List

The following letters remain in the Phenix postofice, July 22d Please call for Advertised Letters.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Washington Street Phenix,
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And all ethor good >urtsd stock oZ
Salt River herald., 1878-07-20
WHOLESALE LIQUOR STORE

at the above address, and have on hand the following goods which they invite buyers to call and examine before purchasing else where.
Salt River herald., 1878-07-20
ARIZONA SCENERY
 AT LORING'S BAZAAR.

A full assortment of views of all parts of Arizona ircluding views of towns government posts, Indians, cactus, etc. SNlO and sterso- seopic size. C.. H. ROTHROCK.
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DIED.


COOK. On Monday, 18th February ISIS n
$50 pm. HATTIE, daughter Of Joseph Ill. aaN
Martha Cook.
Funeral from the residence l4lO 9Th 81. Wa.
nesday. 9Th, at 10:30a IN. Friends Of the fam iiy
are invited To attend.
GRAHAM. On the 26th February 1873 nj Q: .
pm, THOMAS, beloved husband OF Bridget era
nan, aged hfty-slN years native Of County Clare,
IreIanC.
The relatives and friends Of the family are re-
specfuly requested 10 attend the funeral from nj,
late residence. No. Sl4 Fourth st. northeast O
Tomorrow, "wednesday, } at O'Clock pm.
DEEBLE. On the morning OF the 26th Feb
ruafy, 1873. OF consumption, Mrs. ELLEN DEE
and months.
Funeral will take place from West Street Meths-
dist Church, Georgetown, Thursday, AT 2 O'CLOCK
u. Relatives and friends invited TO attend. %
baltimore papers please copy.l
JONES. On the morning OF the 26th OF Feb
ruary, 1873, JOHN l.. JONES, aged sixty years.
Funeral from his late residence, Third &C
February 9th, 1878.
MCGILL. On Tuesday morning, February ssth.
1875, GERTRUDE L., only child OF James q. asl
Jennie l.. McGill, in the fourth year OF her age.
The funeral will take place at O'Clock, Thur
HARDWOOD avenue, LeDroit Park.
OWEN. On e5th February, 1873, EDwARl
OWEN, in the eighty-hfth year OF his age.
Zion NJ. K. Church, corner 18th and II SITS. north
west, on Thursday, the 18th inst, at 2 O'Clock
The friends OF the deceased and the mem ben q
the Oldest Inhabitants Association are respect
fully invited To attend.
Post, Union and Republican copy.I
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KING HUMBERT SPLITTING BIooD-RoNy
Feb. liking Humbert has long been subject
TO blood splitting, and the malady has been az
gravated 10y the fatigues of the official receS-
tlonS and excitement over the death of his IA
Their. Since last Sunday he has suffered an
attack. He persisted in performing his king
~ duties, and receiving the deputations which
continue To crowd the Quirinal ON the next
day his indiSpoSIliOn grew worse Neverthe-
less, the preparations for the Journey TO Turin
were continued, but they had 10 be deferred.
Is there real danger? DIR. Saglione, the Kings
private physician, gives assurance that there
Is none. Nevertheless he was obliged To keep
his chamber, and since then he has had TIVE
attacks This infirmity Of the Prince has al
ways been concealed, but now public business
may suffer an interruption of which the nation
must know the cause. Thus the opening OF
the Chambers must he deferred As 10 the
trip to the ancient capital, that will be the
doesn't come OFF, the sthing NAV be cousia-
cred grave The BieR Public
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YTNRUSTEES' SALE VALUABLE FARM
Il NEAR WASHINGTON CITY.

By virtue of a decree of the Circuit Court for 4
Prince Georges county, as q Court Of Equity, t::
the subscribers, Trustees, will offer at pub E4
lie sale, on the premises, on TUESDAY, the Eth
day of March, 1878, Of fair, IL not the next fair
day thereafter the valuable and highly improved
Farm of which the late Francis A. Thornton died
seized and possessed, containing 123 acres. This
farm borders on the District of Columbia and
Upper Marlboro Turnpike =, and ts within six
proved. The buildings upon it consist Of new and
handsomely built Dwelling House; very large
and convenient barn, recently built, and all
sary Outbuidings for a frst-class farm. The land
Is well adapted to the growth Of grain. grasses,
sidered very desirable as Dairy Farm.
are: One of the purchase money to be paid In
cation by the court and the balance in equal pay
ments, at one and two years from the day OF sale
The whole purchase money to bear interest from
the day of sale, and the deferred payments to be
secured by the bonds of the purchaser, with secur
ity, to be approved by the Trustees. A cash pay
ment of $500 will be required OF the purchaser to
be paid on the day of sale. Upon the payment of
the Whole, purchase money and interest, the Trus-
tees al authorized to convey the property, In fee
SIMPLE 10 the purchaser free, clear and discharged
of ali lain of the parties to the cause and Of any
person or per claiming by, from or under them
COVE yancinK to be at the cost of the purchaser.
Sale to commence az IL O'Clock q. m.
81 Those wishing to purchase are invited to
VIC" '"' pRiCHARD ]. CUTTINGS, lrrus,e..
G. C. MAGRUDER, trustees.
QppeE Marlboro, Feb. u, aS78s tsb18-a&ty, Is
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNtsON.


r H. WARNER, Estate Real Auctioueer.
TkTsTEEs, SAFE OF LOT In SQUARE
s say AID nIHER MAGHfNERY,
EFT 3H f1 nIsTfKS p * 5r oaASSEL
%! virtue OF certain deed Of trust, bearing -
20 %ay Fl EEa, SIS and 81 6Ss 81
e. SEQ; one OF the land records for the District on
holders certain overdue and unpaid premisso sr
hose In and by the said deed secured
At $50 = p suat'0 On T e.
DAY the 18th day OF February. ISIS, ali that
Ss yns in shs ss
known and designated as Lot numbered four (4).
and eight Of 1851 and ali the water and wharfng
rights an privileges to the said lot belonging, and
or for ID 1nr
= street bordering the said lot, together with al
s ere implements and appliances in and upon
in three equal installlnents, payable in twelve.
eighteen and twenty-four months respectively,
raid for which shall be the notes Of the pnr
CHASER secured by deed of trust upon the property
deposit 500 requied at the time Of SALE Al
GIShNeyanclng to he at the cost of the purchaser.
property if The terms OF sale are not compiiesi
with within five day
:, 49,, JOHN il Hfs sEiiDEN, }rtustses.
j. T. COLDWELL. Salesman feb12-d
( WAS. W. HANDY, Auctioneer.
VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE ON
THE NORTHEAST CORNER or EIGHTH
AND STIR ETS NORTHW EST, AT PU B.
Ii, AUCTION.
by virtue of a deed of trust dated April IA
18TH 1877, and recorded in Liber No. 847, 1":H
folio 49, of the land records of the District
OF Columbia, and by direction of the parties Sc
cured thereb. We will offer for sale, public auc-
ID: 1873, at 4o'clock p. m, in front of the pre-
misses, the south twenty five (25) feet front by
depth of one hundred (1OO) feet OF Lot mum ,ered
two 90, in square No. 419, with the improvem ants
consisting of Two-story Brick Dwelling, lower
story being used as a store.
Terms OF sale: One fourth cash; balance in equal
lnstaments at six, twelve and eighteen months,
the purchaser to give his notes for the deferred
payments, bearing inter st at the rate of eight per
cent per annuni, and secured by deed Of trust
on the property sold. $3.50 down at time of sale.
Convey ancing at purchasers cost.
EUG kNE CARUSI, }r,,a+o,,
JOHN p. O'NEAL, ( Ai"''oo''
feb4-7 II, IA, 18, Fl % 20
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW,
nUhCANsON BIOS. Auetron.ers.

Trustee SALE OF ENTIRE CONTENTS
AND nol, WILL OF IRVING HOUSE, =
CONNER EIGHT AND ID STREETS n W.,
AT AUCTION. ~
BY virtue of a deed of trust given to meN
and recorded in Iiher No. .S44. folio 49, one "
OF the land records for the District of Column ~
pla- and by request of the party secured there
by, Will seli at public auction. on WEDNES-
DAY, the 9th day of February, A. ID. 1873. COM
menclDg At 10 clock, on the premises. the entire
contents OF the Irving House, corner 9th and ID
Par;or Suites. NJ. I. Tables, Mirrors
Lace Curtains, shades, Cornices.
BRUSSELS and other Carpets. OiIclothS,
Handsome SidrbOardS, Dining Tables,
Steam Tables. Dining Chairs, Lunch Counters,
Magnificent Bar Counters and Fixtures,
Crystal Chandeliers, W alnut Sets.
BedSteads, Bureaus, Mattresses, Bedding,
Kitchen Utensils, Table Linen, Knives,
. CTockery, Glassware, &C.. &c.
contained in 30 rooms, partitiOned as fol oWS: 81
bedrooms. parlor, dining 2 sitting
rooms, bar and lunch-rOOm and kitchen.
ing of sale, and the good will and contents will first
be offered an entirety, and if not sold in that
way will Immediately oe sold In detail for cash.
Terms of sale, as an entirety: u 600 cash; bal
ance In three, six, nine and twelve months from
date of sale, notes to be secured by deed of trust
and to bear interest at per cent. deposit of
$3.50 required at time of sale. II terms of sale
not compiled with within five days from sale, the
trustee reserves the right to resell at risk aud cost
OF the defaulting purchaser, upon giving five days
notice OF such resale in some newspaper published
In Washington, ID. c.
feb16 A. W. Kelley. Trustee.
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A DREAM THAT Cost s., 5OO.-In last July Mr..
John A Pittsford, superintendent of the Mt.
BlanchaId Union schools, Ohio, was married
10 Miss Josie Smith. Miss Lena NJ Howard,
OF MOTION county, commenced proceedings
against him in the Hancock common Die As
court for breach of promise of marriage. lay
ing her damages at $1,000. The case came UP
Tor trial last week, and, by his own letters, il
was proven that he had promised to marry
her some time before, and that he was en-
gagged TO her up to within less than a month Of
his mari age with another girl that he Wis
tied her frequently; that he gave suggestions
as to her bridal outfit, and examined and in
spected the same; that he vowed often he
would marry her, God being willing" and
that he finally broke the engagement on the
ground that he had had dream. i'm which a
notion came into his brain that il would not
be good for him to marry her. and then in less
than month he went off and married the
other girl. His letters further showed that he
offered to purchase the bridal troSSeau of the
girl he had thus cruelty cast off The ease oc-
cupied nearly day in its trial, and the jury
brought i'm verdict of $500 damages
lFiRdtdH Courier.
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>rThe Utah legislature has passed an elec-
ton law for the territory which practically
DISTINGUISHES the Gentiles.
6-The ship IvanhQe sailed from New York
Saturday with 160 emigrants for Australia.
6-A building in the course of construction
In Lexington avenue, New York, fell Satur.
day, burying number Of workmep, two of
whom were fatally injured,
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FtTCH, FOX CUTLER, Real Estate Broker,
Oh An cry SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE ON II STREET. BETWEEN 14TH
AND 18TH STREETS n W

4 l.
ESTATE ON II STREET. BETWEEN I4TH
AND 18TH STREETS N. w.
by virtue OF decree passed by the Supreme -
Court or the District Of Columbia in equity 90
cause No. 1881. docket II. wherein LouiSa OH
b. Smith and Others are c'mplaiHants aud W iilIam
h. Hill and Others are defendants, the undersigned
rs trustee will sell. at public auction, in front of
The premises on SATURDAY., the 2d day OF
March, A ID. 1878. at O'Clock p M, the following
described real estate in the city of Washington d.
u, To VIII: Lots numbered thirteen (13) and four
Teen l14l. and the westernmOSt fifteen (15l feet
Two tZ) inches front by the depth of lot mum oered
ntteen I'D. IN square numbered two hundred and
part OF said square made by the heirs at law of John
Davidson: the said ground having total frontage
OF about 50 feet on II street northwest with depfh
OF Isl feet, improved by three story brick resi-
uehce, with attic and basement. fronting about As
ieet on II street n W., and table and carriage
mouse or the rear OF the lot except those parts
said lots Is. IA and 15, which have heretofore been
conveyed by Richard Smith for the purpose of a
private alley way, but including all the right title
Interest and estate OF which Richard Smith died
seized In and 10 the ground in the of said prop
erty, and used as private alley way.
Terms OF sale as prescribed by decree are: One
fourth OF the purchase money cash; balance In three
years from day of sale. with interest at seven par
centum per aInum until paid, and payable semi
annually or all cash al the purchasers option The
trustee will reserve lien the property sold un-
III the whole purchase money shall have been paid
III the terms of the sale complied with with
In one week from the day of sale, the Trustee re-
serves the right TO resell said property. at the risk
days notice in the Evening Star newspaper. Con
VeyanciDg and recording at purchasers cost.
ROBERT =. CHEW, Trustee.
b. II. W ARNER. AuctiOneer. feb25 st
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1873 s$SssSSs hAt 1878

400 FENMSh1MXEA ANA Aoso
TO THE NORTH, WEST, AND SOUTHWEST.
Double Truck. Steel R0tls,
Splendid Sre'.ery. Magnificent Equipment.
FEBRUARY 4th. 1878.
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON, from Depot,
For Pitsbur e. and the io1o m daily
with Parior Car 10 Plttsburg and Sleeping Car
CSic.so; q day. With P..os su "a aI 70
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
Tor CanAAdAigs, Rochester Buffalo, Niagara
s . sss %sS s,iss:
For Ne. YORK and the East, 40 5: n: and $50 p:
For Ssv YOIt ana the East, lso p: m: daily. e.
toh % Boston. For Brooklyn. n; =, sn
transfer to Fulton street avoiding T double fer
For ssy SUNDAY,
Limited E1pTsss SO = m. dsiis. Except Sun:
Accommodation for Baltimore, s:ss. $50 .. m.
For r PSpss I fns p % sna a.. D.
daily, except Sunday.
cspt sunday.
RAILWAY AND ALExANDRIA AND
~ p m on n sunday 3 & 80 % T. IN a. ana
For the south, vi. Richmond, s:4s .. m. daily;
T,ins ks!s Ae!sndTis for " ashingson. g. 4
81 suDaay a. 10 md % o.1. and nna
1icLsss, Information. sleeping and psrior car as-
Sss corner Of street .na Ps6nsyTanls
avenue: northeast corner Of Sixth street and Penn
can be left fer the checkins Of bsSssse to dsstina
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A WoMAN's VENGEANCE.-Rosa Russell and
tinsmith named Jarrett while under the i'm.
fuence of liquor on Tuesday night, quarreled
at their residence, in the basement of a tene.
ment house at the corner of Sedgwick and
Columbia streets, BROOKLYN The police en-
tered the basement and arrested Rosa on the
charge of intOxicatiOn. Her head was bleed
ing from wound which she claimed had been
inflicted by the tinsmith, and he was taken
into custody on charge of feloniOus assault.
On Wednesday morning Rosa informed Capt.
Seayey in whose station house she had been
confined, that Jarrett had been engaged i'm
manufacturing counterfeit ten cent pieces,
and that she had assisted him i'm passing them
Capt. Seayey at once caused the house to be
searched. Nothing was found, however, ex
cept few pieces of metal and some solder
vicinity that counterfeit ten cent pieces had
been passed upon them by woman, and the
L. $. authorities have therefore been informed
OF the matter.-LN. Y. Herald. ed
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p H. WARNER, Real Estate Auctioneer.
SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IJNIM-
PROVED PROPERTY ON SOUTH SIDE
OF RHODE ISLAND aNESUE, BETWEEN
BY virtue of deed of trust, bearing date -
list day Of November. 1876. and duly recorded
Records fer the District Of Columbia, and BY d.
rection Of the party secured thereby, will, on
4:30 p,m.. In front of the premises offer for sale.
at public auction. the following pieces of
to wit: Sub-ot in the subdivision Of original lots
In square No: 2l1, made by the Trustees of Sc,
Vincent's Orphan Asylum.
Terms of sale: One-fourth cash: balance in two
equal instruments, payable In six and twelve
secured by deed of trust on the property; or all
cash. at option of the purchaser. A deposit of 500
cost. Terms OF sale to be compiled with In seven
days, otherwise the Trustee reserves the right to
resell the property at the isk cost of efaitnQ
purchaser, after i've days advertisement.
J. T, oo1pwELL; sas 81 SANDS T isSssed
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EARTHQUAKE AND TIDAL WAyE.-Letters
from Lima, Peru, dated January 27th, state
that CallaO was visited by a tidal wave on the
morning of that day. The tide rushed with
DarSene and toward the station of the Oray
railroad for distance of three hundred feet.
The wall was demolished and train of cars
In the station wrecked. A severe earthquake
shock occurred on the 2th i'm the Suth of Peru,
doing considerable damage. The tidal wave
did immense damage all along the shore,
nearly destroying the forts and batteries The
the wet dock, composed of blocks weighing
eight tons, were swept off and scattered here
and there like playthings.. The sea was very
violent on the following day, and five men
were washed off the iron bridge connecting
the shore with the dock and drowned. The
railroad tracks have been torn up and large
amount of goods destroyed.
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A SHAKER ROMANCE. - The Cincinnati
Gazette tells this brief Shaker romance :
Louis Robbins, 81 years old, for IL years has
been working as broOm.maker at the Shaker
village at Whitewater. He lived i'm content
ment until he met Luella Carpenter one of
the sweet women of the community, and his
heart ffuttered to music that is tabOOed by
Shaker rules. She returned his love, and,
after slyly exchanging vows, they informed
the elders that they wished to marry. They
were accordingly permitted to depart he re-
ceiying $40 and she s.. He took Miss Carpen-
ter TO Harrison, and then came here to get
passes to Oberiin, where his trade would pro-
cure him livelihood. Mayor Moore gave
him pass for himself, and he departed rejoic-
ing saying he could paw the fare for Miss Car
penter, whom he intented to wed as soon as he
got back to Harrison"
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A WRESTLING MATCH WAS FOLLOWED BY
MURDER Friday night, at Dewitt Carroll
county, Mo. Jake Armatage, a saloon keeper.
had been thrown several times by James Bar,
nard and took his defeat ill-humoredly. After
the wrestling was over. and whilst Barnard
stood conyersing with friends, Armatage came
throat, severing the jugular vein. Armatage
Surrendere himself to the authorities.
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CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
~ PROVED REAL ESTATE ON STREET
NORTHWEST, BETWEEN 18TH AND

10Th STREETS. WASHINGTON, D. c.
Court of the District of Columbia, in Eluity H.
cause No: 8, s04, in which Adeline Whelan -
Is eomplainant and the sisterhood Of st. john and
tee appointed IN said decree. will sell public auc-
ton, In front of the premises. on FRIDAY, the 9Th
that piece of ground designated the official plan
Of the city of ashingtOn, in the District of Co.
twenty t120), together With the improvements
thereon. comprising three-story brick house,
eigiby situated.
Terms of sale, as prescribed by the decree, are:
One-third of the purchase money In cash, and the
balance in equal instruments In six and twelve
months, with interest at six per cent per annum.
A deposit of $500 will be required at the time of
purchaser. GEO. w. RIGGS, Trustee,
THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Auctioneer.
febN. %, 25. q, mari, ACT
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TNRUsTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
Il ESTATE I IT r On I THE E SOUTHWEST COR
WASHiNGTnN IS "a q arp HPnN W WETifgii
THE IN Alto l. REPTRIICANsS

I EsF1 81 70 81 Tin soSThWE Is SSE
MA HASh5SS9?$f e. Ra hSh THisH
ssec!dsd e H. Lioss Eo: IA toiio sss: one p E:
se q pubic auction r. front Of the premises, On
& 8 ss"ss Y e.: e. e
Twelve t1sS and the northern twenty CO. feet
sss sss Of
thirteen (13), ig Square numbered two hundred
eastern corner Of said square and running thence
sss 1s
Of the Hstional Repsolieap Suidins: ''n'''''ns
balance in equal instruments in three, nins, fifteen
and twenty. four mouths RESPECTIVELY, with inter:
III ss s ss 81
ssa e ne .ad
~ E1 il Sa !;5s.s a".
SATURDAY, January 18th, 1873, in front of the
w w + k;6 SH4fSSPLEE' Trustees.
DUNCANSON Bros, Aucts. jana
ETHE ABOVE SALE ID FURTHER POST.
PONED until THURSDAY, the 31st day Of Janu-
ary AID. 1878, In front Of the premises ct o'c'k
pm. i1s w f. + Ro GIHLASpLER' Trustees.
16THE ABOVE SALE ID FURTHER POST
a. ID, 1873, In front Of the promises af o,ciock
?. m: WM. =; GHANDLER, lrrustses.
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
PONED until SATURDAY, the ID day Of March,
AID. 1875, IT. O'Clock m. In front Of the prem.
ises: VIM. z. CHAEDLER, (T,ustaes
feh18eo =, A. ROLLINS, AsesSe'