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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-06-14
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IfamouthlY, lOO- page Scrap Book OF tho creanof
the World Literature. Single copy, rt, or 81 per
W An OIL Chrome liSn indhr, OF lose alto
il!ey," price. -: " B!aCS Sheep. ~. 80 book, IN
PAPER bin,.,ng; Christian Oakley = Mistake. " a
book. IN paper binding and sampllc ~ Wood
Household Magazine all post-pG.it only - cents
in money. or in oue-cent postage stamps. Agents
wanted Most liberal terms but nothing sent frcef
Address S. s. Wood. Tribune DG!ldin Few York CITY
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WHY
They Don't like it.

mean these s. lmatDrs of HomanS LIVER Fad. Ihcy
Ont like IL because hOlmans Pad cures all Cass II you
any disease coming disorder Of the liver get
Iolman Pad aud you will tkrit Take no other am sole
gcnt for Ottawa. +" !. GHittS.
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| Sell too Cheap

For any man heat ms prices Painting Material kcol
the nye brands of strictly purc White Leads and
Oils guarantee the purity of all NY 'toH Ny prices nrt
fhr very lowest. p 4 'l'l"'o.
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ENSIGN.

Brown; 10 hands high; six years old Bred by Powell
Bros Spring. Crawford county, Pa This horse when in
condition. show 2i gait, and his colts large and
fne.
He sired by Enchantcr; dam, Opea. by Goldsmith
Volunteer. EAchaner. by Administrators dam. Dolly, by
Black Bashaw Doys dam, Saladin by Young Bashaw By
Imp Grand Bashaw. administrator. by Nysdyks Handle
tonan; dam by Manbno Chief ID dam. by Arabian Tar
tar. Gcdsmiths Volunteer by Rysiyks Halnbleonian
DAM Lady Patriot by Young Patriot Oneta's dam Cad
Hawk I'd dam by American star. by Dnroc Sd DAM Sally
Souch. by Sir Henry.
This horses extended pedigree is times Imported
Messenger and there better horse stood in the
west AZ 81 low price
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@tScellaueOuS.
BROWN ERICSSON

Brown stallion l5N hama; high ioalcl 1870; bred by f. g
Bedford ESQ, Paris Ky, by Ericsson record wagon
when years old OF 23 by Mambrno Chet out OF Miss
Cnndlr Isl dam Kate RATHER by Morgan Rather by Sher
man Morgan by the original Morgan dustin ID dam
Kate Chief by Canada Chief by Dayy Crockett 1.-THE PAGER
Ri dam Ben {. BcdiOrds Od Kate, bred In ONO. This
horse has never been In hands hut speed
~ gi; has trottc ull inr IN 23' His half brothers
ana sisters have made records ~ follows; DObc Swear old
record 22;A Erie iycar old, record 9,2s4 Belle 22S
Nightingale, 229 Lumber, 2.4; Ella Rohlson !S5; Er.
RAM, lyclr old record 2i Warcmnd Chief AZ years old
2E purchased BROWN ERICSSON on the lth of Felru.
AIRY Ng Of his breeder IN Kentucky. and offer his services
M $50 "a Insure. For further particulars. address
THOMAS RE,E!DH,
April l!-nnos Ottawa, Illinois.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, June Is, 1879.
Ou Change the markets were a little irregular
on yesterday. Wheat was higher Tor cash and
June delivery, and easier for July and August;
corn was steady; oats easier; rye firm; barley
almost nominal and provisions stronger and
considerably higher. Quite fair days business
was also transacted all around. For cash the
closing figures were as follows:
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Truth lies in a nutshell" aud brcyity is the
soul Of wit" To he brief, when the shell is
now kept on both plans, the American 81 30 or
500, and the European 500, and upwards per
day gives more satisfaction for the same money,
than any other first ciass house in Gotham An
elegant Restaurant, at moderate prices, i, CON
ductcd by the Grand Central.
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T,c following were al, week granted licenses

to marry:
VIM. Harmon and SiIhy McFaddou.
{. l.. Ballard and Loviva II. Peck.
Terry Simmons and Julia Thompson.
Dennis Snyder and Elizabeth Ii. Packard
W. ). CraCraft and Kate A. Wood.
ChaS. Y. DOrkan and Elizabeth Stadloch
Pcrcy Bassctt and Katie Aaron.
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miscellaneous.
RARE CHANCE.

NO RE N'r-Duor, S,sh md Blind Factory IN Mort
gumery Kane county Illinois; two miles south ~ the
city Of Aurora fun and complete set of door. sash ana
blind machinery, including shufins pncys betting, sur
accr pony pancr modins machines WIN gnou liie mold
ing bits cic All in 4 order and ready for immediate -
Main building 2NlS Two stories above the m',th Mll'
zion 2x6 two stories ,turcroom ON5 one story Power,
two Improved turbine water wheels, giving nearly 20 horst
power good dry kiln; ample room for pllinS lumber snip
ming facilities g. a. Il o. Fox River Nallvv, aud Z. ~ !.
haruals Shop capable uf doing from slhl'h I" tTlu'
business per annum. Long Lease and i,ornnr trrns Ap'
l,bymrrv >pur c,llnty m maylI-imDs
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Lard. ..........,..,..,.. bUtaM w
Shoulders ...,........ 2 ~ a. . -
Short Observation-Disclosures. I ~ q 52la
C,TrLE.-Bu,nc,, rather quiet at si9HdS5. 10
for extra graded and export steers; 81 i5m SGD
for good to choice natives; 500 400 for good
killing steers; COWS and heiicr,, S!.!5m S2.5O.--
Times
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A CARD.

To all Nh, suffering from the error, and .nd-clcon'
youth weakness early decay loss of manhood.
sc. viii send recipe that vii cure you, FREE OF
CHARGE This great remedy was discovered by mission.
AIRY in South America Send sclfaIlgc-.cd envelope To
the I.gy. JosFpH r. INNAN. St0nnn u, Nac FORK Cty
Jlult.ly.'
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-07-14

Wine enters into a transition period, during
which, despite the caro- bestowed, It is espe-
cially liable to DO attacked by the diseases Of
childhood in the form of tendency to turn
into vincgar-somctime TO be checked by
timely course Of tonic3in tho shape Of spirit
or the development Of scuddiness. The final
result is that, just rs we sec children Of tho
same family, educated together, turning out
one n genius, second scapcgracc, n third
man of plain common sense, and n
fourth n fool, so do butts of sherry
from the same vineyard, and experiencing pre-
cisely tho same treatment develop totally diff
fcrent characteristics. From 10 to 90 per cent.
will become irrcmcdiably bad. Of the rest
some remain to the end Of the chapter who's
inos, pale, dry, soft, delicate, aud fresh tasting.
Others, passing through the hnO stage attain
the dignity Of amontillados, deeper in COLOR
stouter, dryer, more pungeDt, aud possessing
marked etherous flavor. Others again. dc.
velop into oIorosoS, the classic wine Of
Jcrez, darker, fuller, richer, and melower.
with nutty flavor and an exquisite
bouquet. Wines below the rank Of iinos arc
clnsscd in the slang Of tho bodega as singl O
double. and triple rnyas, title derived from
the chalk marks on their butts-thc fewer the
lines the higher being the quality. Sometimes
the wines are kept intact In their butts, but as
rule they matriculale in their fourth year OF
residence and are admitted 10 tho dignity OF
forming part of o sOlera-a term the mean
ing of which we will proceed to explain
A solcra Is a system peculiar to the sherry dis.
trict of building up new wines on the founda.
ton Of old ones As the older wines are drawn
of for sale the deficiency in the butts Is made
good with wine OF the same character, but
year or so younger, whose place Is supplied In
like manner by still younger growtli, aud
this process is continued all down the scale.
The butts are never more than half cmpticd,
nor is the deposit ut their bottoms by any
chance removed. The solcra madro, or butt
containing the oldest wine is often of great
age and hence the system Leccssitates tho
possession of an immense stock aud correspond
ing capital but ut the same time it enables
the shipper to keep up the uniform excellence
Of his Wines despite succession of bad vim
tapcs-I London COriefu
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONET.iRY MirTERs IN NEW FORK
and SIN FRANCISCO.
Now yorI, Money Market.

Nnw York. July IL. 1871.
The total mports for the week amounted osI7il3o3,
ofwhch y, iS6,55i were general merchandise and the
remainder dry goods
Money was easy to-day at 2H@a.l per cont closing
NJ the lowest figure
Government bonds were steady.
State bonds were dull
Railroad bonds were firm Rome, Waertown and
Og1ensburg firsla advanced TO 57I Erie seconds
consolidated to 7T6 do unGel SIS to IGA, Denver ana
Rio Grande irsts to 02 Hannibal aud st Joseph SIS TO
1924 Kansas and Texas fsts to 70 do seconds to 81
Wabash hrsts st Louis Division, OK maturod coupons
10 es do seconds, coupon s0s do convertlhles ex
coupon, to 7S%. Lchigh ID Wilkesbarre consolidated
assen' ed TO 10 Rock Island coupon s toli3X Detroit
Monroe aud Toledo nrsts to iDs, 81 Paul, Lacrosse
Division firsts to 1i0S Lake Shore coupon seconds
TO 49, 9 c and nrst', G A, to T0ik Kausus CITY
and Northern, onnhn Division, rs to lO5A, ana Gin
Shore 10 i0iL. New York Elevated nrsB declined to
lO1i San Frnncisu svcUnds class &, to 10 Michigan
Southern sinking fun Is to l0,a Delaware and Hud on
registered rs OF 1871 to 1914, AMI Union Pacihc land
grants to liz
The slook market WINS strong throughout the days
Prices advanced 4Gl2 per cent Louisville and Nash
Vile. Northwest 81 Fail, Iron Mountain Lake shore,
and Michigan Central LEADING the upward movement
subsequently there WINS fractional react on, but the
market closed firm. The total sales Rggreg tied li.NO
shares, of which .9f0l were Lake Shore, ~ were
Wabash. i,OOJ were Northwest. l7.OO were 81 Paul,
1900 were Delaware, Lackawanna and Western, 700
Were New Jersey Central, 1850 were Michigan Cen
irn 900 were Western unlon 5000 were Pacific
Mail, and 300 were sutro Tunnel.
The following were the closing uuotAti1ns:
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, July IL, 1870
Cotton dull. MiddIIng. I21c.
Flour quiet and steady. Howardsreet and Western
superine s. 2j@3 rs; do EXTRA AG15 do family. s. rs
@G6; CITY Mills superhnc, o. 25d3 1885, do extra, sI5
do Rio brands. sG6DG Is; PatRpsco family. 81.
Wheat-Soutlern lower aud steady at the decline,
Western steady Southern red. Il l2G II; do amber.
o. i5i II; No Pennsylvania red 81 II; Noe Western
winter red. spot, o. 1901 1874; july 81 1891 i2M.
August, II u.s@i Ia September, 81 lll46gl ia.
Corn-Southern quiet. Western quiet. Southern
white. 53c: do yellow. Sec; Western mixed. SPOT and
July, 4i'iSillc August 4S,O@IJ4c; September, 49,.
"a 15JSc; steamer iliac.
Outs firm. Southern, 4l9I2c; Western white, 4lGg
&c; do mixed, d@3sc; Pennsylvania 4Oc.
Rye quiet at 6sd GUc.
Hay firm. Maryland and Pennsyl ynnia prime to
choice. si501l6.
Provisions quiet. Mess pork, sIO75. Bulk meats
Loose shoulders ici clear.rib sides. bc; packed, isc
and CSC. BuCoil-Shoulders, 5c: cenr.rb sides, &c.
Hams ll@l2c. Lard, refined. In terces, &c. Butter
firm; choice Western packed, lOGlic Eggs duh and
lower ut loo.
Petroleum quiet Crude nominal; refined, G'i@7c
Coffee firm. Rio cargoes illa@i4.sc.
sugar firm, A son. SaGDSiac.
Whisky quiet at 06J. 0l o.
FIeights 10 Liverpool per steam steady. Cotton.
S-lGd flour, %; grain, I'd
,Recepts-four 435 bills; wheat. l2O,iCo bu; corn,
&c 900 Ou; oats, 900 bu.
shipments-Wheat, none; corn, O. 200 bu.
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FOR STATIONERY.
srcRETAnY's OFFICE


WASHINGTON, d. c.. July 2, 1879.
Sealed proposals will he received ut this office
until IL o'clock m, August o. 1873, for furnishing
Stationery for the use Of the Senate of the United
Blank forms OF proposals, showing the quantity
andquality OF each article aud the form Of bond TO
be signed by the bidder and suretes will be fur
nished on application to this Office.
The Quafto Post and Commercial Note, Legal,
md and Fo9iscap Papers to be put up in p9cRSSs, OF
quality, with no outside or imperfect quires.
All the Manila Paper must be of pure Manila
stock Hat aud smooth sheets, and of the toughest
quality.
The Adhesive Envelopes must be extra we'll
gummcd with pure white gum, or they will not be
must be submitted IN such boxes and put in every
way us they are to be delivered. All white en-
vclopcs arc TO be delivered in boxes containing not
over $50 each
The quantities of the different articles above set
forth ire supposed to he whit will be required but
tho Secretary of the Senate reserves to himself the
right to order from contractors less Of the
several articles, according to the wants OF the Dc
partmcnt
Proposals from established dealers only will be
considered, and preference viii be given TO produc
lions OF American Industry, II equally cheap ana OF
AS good quality.
Such OF the above articles as may be designated
by the Secretary of the Senate must be delivered at
his Office. in the city Of Washington, free of any
charge for carriage on Or before the LIST day of No
Vcmbcr next
Every article must be of the very best quality
unless All inferior quality Is called for.
a suihclcnt specimen OF each article proposed Tor
Is TO accompany the proposals, and 10 be marked
with the name of the proposer, and of paper the
weight per rcam. The whole OF each article speci.
fled In the foregoing list will be deemed class and
the person offering to furnish any such class nj the
lowest price Quality considercd) will receive con-
tract for the same on executing bond with two or
more surctes satisfactory to the Secretary OF the
Senate for the performance thereof. which bond Is
To be filed In the Office of the said Secretary within
ten days ailer the proposal has been accepted.
If any articles contracted for should not be de-
livereu within the time stipulated, or should be III
ferior in any respect to the sample the bond of the
contractor will be put in suit.
Proposals should be Endorsed Proposals for sta
tionery for the Senate" and be directed TO the Sec
| rotary of the Senate, Washington.
Proposals and specimens must be delivered al
the Office free of charge.
JNO. C. DURCH,
Secretary of the Senate of the United States.
too
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PROPOSALS..
TREAsURY DEPARTMENT.,

VNEAbUN1 DEPARTMENT.
a OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY,
WAsutNuTON, y. G., July 8, 1870
Sealed proposals will be received at the United
states Treasury Department until IL o'clock noon OF
Monday, July % 1870 for supplying 1900 yards (morc
or lesSl Of the best American hveframe body BruS-
sells Carpet and 1900 yards more lcs) best Amer
Carpet Lining for United States public buildings
Bids must state the price per yard delivered 10 the
Treasury Department. ~ Washington, aud must he
OF tile carpet ana ono and half yards OF the lining
as samples o. the goods proposed to be furnished.
No bid VIII be considered unless accompanied by II
deposit Of $1,000, United states money, or certified
check for that amount as guarantee OF good faith.
Deposit OF successful bidder Will be retained until
contract In entered into and bond given With less
than two suretes, In the penal sum of 5000 condl-
TONED that the terms of contract shall be faithfully
executed.
The Department reserves the right to reject any or
oil bids and to waive defects.
Bids should be addressed TO the undersigned, and
Endorsed proposals for Carpet and Carpet Lining"
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GEORGETOJVN NEWS.
Collected by Republican Reporters.

Workmcn were busily engaged on Saturday las,
putting up telephone wires for the firm of Bell 4
Hill. The communications are opened between
their Office and the mill.
The residents in the vicinity of the car stables
were very much disguised since the last issue OF
THE REPUBLICAN, by the bursting of the water
main on Bridge street Repairs were Immediately
instituted and have been since nearly completed
new canal steamer called the Star No. 7 has
Just been completed at Georgetown. II is run by
an oscillatng engine which was formerly on the
Alpha. The new boat is ninety feet in length
hull. She will be launched US soon as her equip.
ment is ready, which is expected to be in few
DAYS.
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AUCTION SALES.
,>,o-,~->,~,,-,,s>.,~,e -y-.-,>,~>,--.-,
TODAY.
TODAY.


rTNRUsTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
a LOT, LOCATED on IRWIN STREET, AND
NEARLY OPPOSITE THE FORMER RESI-
DENCE OF GENERAL HOWARD UNIVERSITY
HILL
by virtue Of deed of trust, dated March T. 1875
corded In bcr sol, folio 35i ct seq, of the land
records of the District Of Columbia, ana ut the
quest OF the party secured thereby, will offer ut
public sale, IN 'front.' Of the premises on MONDAY,
the 18th day Of JULY 1870 at o'clock m, all that
piece or parcel of real estate situate IN Brown IL
Todds subdivision Of Pleasant Plains and Mount
Pleasant, suburb of the city Of Washington District
ofCOlumbia, known rs and being lot numbered seven
C) In block numbere two (2 Of said subdivision. be.
ginning for the same nj the southeast Of said
lot seven (7l and running northerly one hundred aud
hfiy $50 feet thence westwardy fifty 800 feet ;
thence southerly one hundred and hfty $50 feet ;
thence eastwardly fifty GO) ON the line of Irwin
street 10 the place of beginning.
Terms of sale; onethrd cash; balance In SIX and
twelve mouths, with notes hearing interest at per
cent from day OF sale, secured by deed Of trust The
property. deposit of 500 will be required TO he
made acceptance of bid. All conveyancing at the
cost of the purchaser IL the terms of sale not
compiled With in "a days from day OF Gale, the
trustees the right TO resell the property at the
risk and expense of the defauiting purchaser.
WARREN g. STONE, rrns,oo.
BERNARD II. HANLEY,J ii'9'oo''
IL. ii. WARNER, Auctioncer. Jy3eod-5t
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~ GORGE TRU ESDELl., Auctloneer,
~ GO1 Seventh street northwest

TRUSTEES SALE OF a VERY FINE AND DE
SIRABLE RkSInENCE, BEING NO. 1920 q
by virtue OF n deed OF trust dated March 49, 1874,
and recorded In Liber No. 100 folio Isl, &c, of the
land records Of the District of Columbia. aud of de-
cree passed by the supreme Court of said District at
special termso the LIST day of July, 1872 Ia equity
cause No. Gsi4, aud ut the request OF the party
cured Will sell at public auction. In front of the
premises, TUESDAY. the 18th day of July, 1879 ut
5o'co * p. M, the following described real estate and
premises. situate IN the city OF Washington, in the
District OF Columbia, 10 wit:
Lot numbered eighteen us). In square numbered
one hundred and three 1881, the IL recorded
In Lber II. ID. Cooke No l. folio lI5, together with
the line brick dwelling.housc and other Improve
tents thereon.
Terms of sale: One.thIrd OF the purchase money in
cash ard the balance IN ami two years for which
the notes of the purchaser, secured by decd of trust
on the premises, and bearing interest ut the rate of
per cent per annum will be taken, or the purchaser
may pay all cash, Mt his option deposit OF 500 Will
be required at the time OF sale and IL the terms OF
sale shall not be complied with In ten day from sale
the property will he resold ut the risk and cost of the
deianlting purchaser.
SAMUEL r. BOND Trustee,
jy3 eoSds 3e Fuuran a-half street.
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NAVY PAY.oFFICE,

NAVY PAY.OFFlCE,
~ WAsHISGToS, ID. e.. June 30. 1870.
Sealed proposals lin duplicated TO be Endorsed Pro
pOsals for Conl and Miscellaneous Articles will be
received at this office until Pm the 18th day OF July,
1873 for articles to be delivered Mt the Navy-NAd.
Washington D. c., free or any expense TO the Gov
ernnlent, and subject TO the usual INSPECTION viz.
BUREAU OF YARDS AND DOCKS.
Reluisition No. itI-JUO tons Cumberland Coal.
acquisitions No los 100, no. III, and il2Consistlng
of lot OF Miscellaneous Articles, full description OF
which can be seen at this office.
The right Is reserved to reject any or all bids not
deemed advantageous TO the Government, RESPONSE
BILE security required for the prompt and faithful de-
livery of the articles
Blank forms for bids at this Office. -
j. A. SMITH.
ic30 P,y.Iuspector u. s. y.
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE.

nEPARTMENT OF STATE.
- WASHINGTON II C., July s, 1879.
Sealed proposals VII be received ut the Department
OF State until II tho 18th day OF July. 1872 to
furnish this Department with fuel for the year ending
June ~ 1880 to be delivered In such quantities MS IL ay
be desired
Information to kinds and quantities OF coal
aud wood be obtained OF the undersigned at this
Department,
The right 10 reject any and all bids or to accept any
portion Of any bid is reserved and each bidder Is
quired to furnish with his bid bond IN the sum of
5000 as guarantee of faithful performance of the
contract which may be awarded to him,
X. G. MORGAN,
lnIIl
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FUTURE DAYS.
II T. CoLDwELL, Real Estate Auctionecr,
~ SOC L street northwest.

TRUSTEES SALE OF a DESIRABLE THREE
STORY DWELLING, NO, 1906 THIRTEENrlI
STREET NoRTliWEsT, NEAR IOWA CIR
Gle"
By virtue Of deed of trust dnted July 1, A. D.
1875, duly recorded In llber No. ST. folio 80 ct seq
of the land records for the District OF Columbia
aud ut the request of the party secured thereby we
Will sell ut public auction, in front Of the premises, on
TUESDAY, July y, 1870, Mt @ o'clock y. M, the fol-
lowing described real estate situate ~ the city OF
Washington. District OF Columbia. 10 wit:
Commencing Mt q point on the west side OF 1hlr-
toenth street one hundred 600 feet south of the
northeast corner ofsquare two hundred and lory.on
t2lD; thence running west seventy nine and twenty
one onehundTedths az 2IlGJl feet thence north
seventeen % feet and Ave t5l Inches; thence sast
seventy-nine and tweniy-one one.hundredtlIs
~ 2-lOO) feet thence south seventeen M feet nni
five (5) inches to the place of beginning, together
with the improvements, &c.
Terms: Onc;thrd cash, and the balance In six.
twelve, ana eighteen mouths, with Interest ut per
cent per annum, secured by deed of trust on the
property sold all cash, Mt option of the purchaser
One hundred dollars deposit required Mt the time or
sale, and all conveyancing and recording mt purchHs-
ers cost. Terms 10 be complied with in seven days.
otherwise the trustees reserve the right to resell the
property Mt the risk and cost of the defiulting pur
cliaser after proper advertisement.
FRANCIS II. SMITH, rr,s,aas
1yi0eo&ds A. l.. BARBER, ii"9''eS