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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-10-12
Eureka Con. Shipments.

Bullion to the amount Of 50,195 pounds
was shipped by the Eureka Con. this morn
ing. The reduction in the daily produc'
ton is due to the fact that one OF the fur
naces has been run down for the purpose
of cutting out.
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The following is a complete list Of out
standing assessments upon stocks listed
in the San Francisco Stock and Exchange
Board, with the dates upon which they
will become delinquent in the Board
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Change of Time.

The meeting night Of the Musical
Union has been changed from Tuesday to
Monday evenings.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

FINE JEwELRYi
SELLING OFF AT COsTii
THE SPLENDID STOCK OF
Fine Diamonds. Watches. Jewelry.
sflvcr-ware and Clocks,
Is offered by Mi. p. Steler at last, as he
must make room for the new stock of goods
for the Holidays. He will sell at COST
PRICES for the next thirty days to come. and
for cash only.
Please call and examine the goods and prices.
and convince yourselves that the above is no
humbug.
Main Street, two doors south of the White Pine
County Bank. oc1-1m
SELLING Off SELLING OFF!
Owing to the death of our uncle, Of the Arm
of Goldsmith, Lewis & Co., of Boston, Mass,
and being called there to take charge Of his AZ
fairs, we are compelled to quit business in
Eureka
within Thirty Daysi
Dry Goods. Fancy Goods,
Gents and Boys Clothing,
Boots and Shoes.
And every article. in the store,
At Great Sacrificed
~ Come early and get bargains, as we will
Positively Close In Thirty Daysi
81 Call and be convinced.
ELIAS y 6hOs
Next door to the White Pine Bank.
Eureka, August Is, 1879. au16
WILL TAKE ORDERS,
MI. j. ". Hart,
OF the Tailoring firm of HART L PHELPS,
Of San Francisco, will remain here for the
next two weeks, and during that time he will
be plesed to take orders for
Gentlemen's Clothing,
Which can be returned here in a very short
time.
Eureka. October 6, 1879. oc7-h
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A Wyoming man won $40 in u wager by
eating twenty pigs feet. This was q piSs
eat, indeed.
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Francisco stock Exchange.

MORNING BoARD.
A, Opbir-36 35A 35h
5ao Mexican-3iA 344
,SS Gould & Curry-10ls 10
% B.lt & Belcher-l7%
as0 California; SIS 81
no Savage -l24 l2H., 90
80 Con. ~virginia-5 on os3o
90 Chollar-6s
$50 Potosi-5A 5S
80 Con. Virginia. o ,o,
no Hale & Norcross-lSS iS%
$50 Crown Point-4lOc
IS Yellow Jacket--l5a
1875 Imperial-120c Ia
10 Kentuck-405c
% Alpha-16 15a
27O Belcher-370c 81 3S0c
755 Sierra Nevada-56 ssh 55k 55k b3 So
$50 Utah-2lA ~
400 Bullion-S's ga 8'sb5
1G5 Exchequer-5A 81
100 Overman-9
235 Justice-320c ga 31Oc
500 Union-75k 70 79k 80 80h
% Alfalfa D
40 Lady Bryan-5Oc
100 Julia-3S0c 3Sjc
33O Caledonia-2A 22es
800 Silver Hills 1900 140c
40 Challenge-2l0c
105 New York-45c SOC
100 Occidental-2A
20 Yellow Jacket-l5%
90 Sheridan-Z3c
$50 Woodyille-40c
Go Lady Washington-90c 85c
30 Silver Hill-140c
36j Andes-110c 120c IA l15c
800 Wells Fargo-l0c
APO Ward-24
ASS scorpion-340c 34oc 81 SSpo
80 Ieyiathan-60eb00
100 N. Con. Yirginia--9h
1870 genton-2S5c "a
so S. Silver -15c
ITS Golden Gate-2A IN ~
3S5 Flowery-55e 60c
no Maekey-90c l
$50 n. Bonanza-12Oc llOc
$50 Fairfax-75e
11O Mountain yiew-260c "a
20 California-5ls
100 Plutus--50c
Is Alpha-l54
so Andes-1A
5 Sierra Neyada-55
80 Scofpion-3l0c
100 Meadow Yalley-5c
100 Raymond Il Eiy-l20c
$50 Eureka Con.-28
800 Belmont-75c
200 Leopard-50c
lis N. Belle-360c $3.50
800 Metallic-S0c
40 Grand Prize 2
$50 Navajo soc soc Csc Zoe
800 Endowment-50c Soc
10 Independence-170c
500 Star-55c Coo
800 Tuscarora-35c 40c
220 Belle Isle-465c
100 DAY. lose 105b3
450 Paradise-1h labs
40 Wales-164
$50 N. Belle Isle-35c
AIS Bodie-13
so Bechtel-1I5c
20 McClinton-60c
so Tioga--295c
200 Summit-140c ~
220 Bulwer-11h In IL 1lks10
$50 Syndicate-5
80 B~ullion-S4
100 Goodshaw--35c
l75 Aurora-l0c
So Oriental--10c
5 Belyidere-S5c
80 Champion-20c
10 Booker 60e
lio Seorpion--3x
700 Queen Bee--20c l5c
1870 Mono-6h
Is Con. Paciic-7h
200 s, Bulwer--40c
$40 Mondays 290c
400 n. Noonday--2k
200 Orient--25c
200 Mammoth-sk
400 Boston Con.--l45c ~
100 Martin White-1A
100 S. kings
las Tiptop-ll0c
200 G. Terra--12x
1870 Crnsus-20c
$40 Tuscarora-35c 40c
$50 Navajo-C0c Csc
5 S. +. Gas Co.-s9
ASS N. Belle-360c 365c
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Wells, Fargo d Cos Letter List.
The following letters were received st Wells,
Fargo l. Cos Once last evening and not
delivered:
W Carpenter W Gallagher
Miss Camilla Floyd
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Beside the above, the Trench has taken
out 5000, 900; Caroline, $50, 600; Mohawk,
$50, 900; Truckee, $40, 900; Mazeppa, $780,
600, and Central Treasure. $3.50, 900, though
they are not at present being worked.
There are many mines here which, once
productive, can now be reopened to advan-
tage. Among these is possibly the Ward
Beecher, which, although quite deserted at
the present time, is spoken Of favorably by
the people of the neighborhood. The Jenny
A has set an example which ought to be fol-
lowed by every miner IN the State. With
out any parade or fuss, a few men were put
into thiso old and deserted mine and ordered
to follow the vein, without removing any
more material than was necessary to OBJ
serve this injunction. The result Of less
than a years work has been to open up
nearly 1900 feet of cuttings, and expose
II, 500 tons of ore, of which $500 tons are
on the dump ready for smelling operations,
which are soon to begin. There are many
wealthy persons in San Francisco who own
valuable properties in White Pine, and a
little concert Of action among them, based
on the plan of the Jenny A, might result
in bringing these properties into activity
again. ALEX. DEL MAR.
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ATTENTION, EvERYBODYl
Having purchased the entire interest Of
w. HI. CIark's Mercantile Business,
l am now prepared to furnish
ALL KINDS OF GOODS
At Prices as Low as the Lowest.
BY prompt attention to business accommo
dating clerks. good goods. low prices,
SOLICIT TRADE FROM ALL.
Try me, and Be Satisfied.
F. W. cLuTE.
Eureka. September /, 1879. n
Wall Papers! Wall Papersi Great
Reduction in Pricesi
W. P. Haskell is receiving 3 large lot Of the
has put down prices within the reach Of all.
Gifts. from so cents to 81 90.
Satins. IS cents.
Blanks, 12k cents to 90 cents. jy13
Lampsl Lampsii
u COT aeooK t1ncAt ever DEOuSut u GuTck1p
at REMINGTON l. cos.
A FINE lot of Millinery, the best ever offered
in Eureka, at so cents on the dollar.
E. H. GRIswoLD.
CLOTHING, Boots, Furnishing Goods, ETC., at
E. H. aRIswoLD's.
ALL persons wishing to secure genuine bar
gains, should call at the new store Of
Z. H. GRISWOLp,
Next door north of Joe Nendes.
Men, Silk Wear.
A Ano assortment of Silk Pocket Handler
| chiefs, Scarfs, Ties and Bows, just received at
the GOLDEN RULE STORE.
Cheap for Cash.
A fresh invoice Of Mems Wooden Shirts and
Underwear. just received At the GOLDEN
RULE STORE.
Gloves.
Mems Buck Gloves, the best stock Of Cali
fornis goods in Eureka. at the GOLDEN RULE
STORE. Every pair warranted.
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Lampsl Lampsii
The best assortment ever brought to Eureka,
at REMINGTON L cos.
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Clio yes.
Mems Buck Gloves. the best stock Of CALI
fornis goods in Eureka. at the GOLDEN RULE
STORE. Every pair warranted.
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Dsstlag u To District Executive
22'ai ~ b Censittee. fi 'o''a

ID purausnee Of . call, tho Diiiriet
Executive Comnittes met In CoS1hAt.
10 % Thatsday, tho Goth day Isb:
Ptesent-Joaeph H. Piersou, W.
W. BreaIesle, E. F.;Presley.
L wac Resolved, that . District
CcnvSAtion b held IN tho city II
Natehitoehss Oh Thareday, TIE oh
day Of March, 1879, fSf lie purpose
Of honioatinR two Delegates to rep
resent THE District In tho Coustitu.
tional Convention to Do holdeu 10 the
city q Nex Orleaus % The 2lse day
81 April, 1879 80 '-,.Hs a.. !
There being % further business
the CoDmittee adjouroed. '.''it i.,5@f
! soG JOSEPH b. PETERSON,
H'iia 1a'5i'.a4 ~, ~ fyh>&p~e~9
= z.g.fF I. ..fft ~ ,4, -
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A Desperate Attempt

cintinnati, Feb. "a dispatch ssys
Jaseo Little and other convicted prise.
nss Of Brsathill County, Kentucky,
nads desperate sttsml& to esespe from
jill O tie night betecs thar departure
lbe' H. penitsotiary. They had cut
through the hsof of their esll to the
room below, from which they could easi.
u havs effected their eseape had the
plan worked 70 suit thsm. They he'd
auasgsd with friends Outside to engage
he 'sham fight On IL opposite. side #
~ jill, khaa they were TO make their
ssespa, bat The prisoner werS discover.
q 10 The lswsr ron aad Judge Jackson
elasssd lien pat II izops. - !
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:, Fsreis. News.

Briston, Eng, Feb. 25.-The depres-
sion In cotton trade has increased. Healy
& Co. have given notice that they must
stop their six hundred and eighty loomes
within . fortnight unless trade improves.
This involved the discharge Of from two
to three hundred hands.
st. Petessburg, Feb. 2s.-The commit.
tes appointed to superintend the burn
ing Of infected houses in tho plague dis.
trict has commenced operations.
London Feb. 25.-All accounts agree
~ to tho utter collapse Of the strikes Of
coal beavers and dock laborers at Liver.
London, Feb 25-Ths Times CORES.
pendent 1t Vienna says quito = ne spir-
it has been infused into the Turco-R Rus
sian relations. This is specially notice.
able in The transaction relative to the eva.
cuatios Il Tuskish territory. Both sides
ssem 10 VIC In ffiendliness. The Russian
prospects relative to tho details wero 60
fair that they wers almost immediately
agreed to. The impression is confirmed
that the Russians themselves were aux.
ious 70 leave, g.,
Aspessd dispatch to tho Times from
Coastsntinople says Austria and Turkey
continue 70 hold most oopeilistory Ian
euags asd declare themselves most ana.
lone to como to . mutually satisfactory
arrangement relative to . convention.
but neither shows any symptoms Of yield.
ing % ono essential point, viz: Wheth.
or OF not there 10 any express declare.
ton that the occupation Of tho Turkish
provinces is merely provisional and TEN.
porary detailed. The report Of Bismarck's
speech In reichstsg on debate on Austro-
German treaty of commerce contains the
following relative to bio commercial pc.
liey: 1T Il ny. duty 10 stick 10 my con.
victions. That IL how I mean 70 oct and
i'll do not obtain immediate success
shall try again. That 10 oil.
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II III w. ~ - saasllapat kat
anetiag IN Distsiet Ezseliivs Cpa.
1870 sfthb osaaaesisl DisGsiet wesld
bs1ella1 tlisf plsss - ~ .9elh isst.,
bst6el 81. W DEssssals, e. Nabslite
shsa ~ ~ only nsassr No attend
a hoa 66aooA. We leasn that 10 and
II. JeosfA II Ptks51 ,ndn6ss from
parish, received o Telegram non E. +.
Pssaly, EsY~ afGahiss, aeAad q ,latchi-
Asshee, giving bic visvpss T. TIM sad
p!aes f. hsldilg ~ sssaAssipl Cepysa>
ta.ee,i - M m l,sa.sn eaasasi1ass
. asbssity ,efths pasliAsA 81 Aave
agz,ol thssa Csqvsstisa IN b ksld
: ~ lllaA : = 1assl II. 4. e. w.
I! iesa, ~ - pszpsee q AeaIna-.
saeeve !saedilsto ~ AelaGetes - ~
Cssasii3sssl Cslylltise. ~ otbss
niIlhsbS Z ~ osllliitis, w - w.
80 ~ 1880 c,tsoa.! tn 8
sfn 'ttfH rlifi. ~ si,..fiJi,t atI,g !, "a )
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NEW ORLEANS,
1ar6. aras-His Royal Hlghnsss Re.
oogniles Gen. Nherman.

New Orleans, Feb. 24.-The King's 10.
oeption today was . royal affair. AT.
tor landing be Was escorted through the
principal streets, paying respects to the
Mayor, from whom be received tho keys
q ths city. On the route the king 70.
eognissa Gen. Sherman among the spec
tstors After, aa exchange II citilities
tho king inquired tho condition Of the
armyi Gen. Sherman replied that the
army was in satisfactory conditions. The
king then commanded tho General 70 At
.tssd bic reception Tomorrow At tho Ex.
ipoeitiea hall. M
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TERMS Of Sale.
SUCCESSION SALE.

Succession Of Marcelia Tassis, " dstI.
QY virtue Of the Honorable tho Pssish
- Court of the parish Of NatchitochsA
to that effect granted and to mo directed,
! will offer for sale ut the Court House
door Of the parish Of Natchitoctes, on
Saturday, the let Of March, 1s7g
At public outcry, to tito last and hiklst
bidder all Of the following described
real estate Belonging to .asid Suocessisa,
situated in this parish, to.wit:
A tract of land known - Cuny Poiuk
on the south side Of lac terre noir, sboat
two ~ miles fkom Tho town oi Match.
toches, being tho claim confirmed by ~.
legal representatives Of Edward Murphy,
~ number twenty.one hundred and ~
l2llO) and designated in tho Govern.
ment Survey ~ section thirty .nipe a.
township - north; range a.Sffbt (0
west, and section forty.ssven (l7) u
township nine (9) range seven (O CO.
tanning in Ill ok hnndrea sod ninety.
two acres, (692) acquired by MarceiIa
Iauzin from Thomas Hunter, hy Act It
the Sth July, 1863. Held in community
between Marcelin Tauzin and his prs-
deceased wife, Aselia Perot.
Also the undivided one. third ~ II.
terest of Marcelin Tauzin in Lot No. o.
q section number five, ~ townshlp
nine, y range eight, 90 containing -
hundred and thirty.six and" 7a.lO0 sesee
il36 74.l0ol.
Also the undivided one.,lxth 10.
terest Of Marcelin Tausin in . certsia
tract Of land, bsing lot nnmber ono. RI
Of section number 56ye. f6l SowIihil
n'ne, ~ range eight. o. ooaoafais3 ese
hundred and thirty.six 74-i00 scesA
(l36 74.lOO, acquired at Sheriff, sale h
case Steward, Hyde & Co.. vs.. Nladane
Suzette Buartl, and held III co,nmnnitr.
with his surviving Widow.
And also another tract Of l,ud beise5
section number twelve, az township
ten, lO) range ten, 10y Containing siIl
hundred aud forty acres, G4o, sapyn -
the Chamard claim, also held in oomns.
nifty with h's surviving Widow.
Terms Of Sac:
On credit term of ono yeay rom dayl
Of sale for what it will bring; purchase
to give his twelve, mbnths l,ond. Nth
good personal security, with wonders
privilege and special mortgages .retsine1s
on the property cold. s.
JDUcAssE,
Fob. e.-tds, Administrater. y
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Nsw ORLEANS, Feb. u, 1879.

Nxw ORLEANS, Feb. u, 1879.
Radical testimony nearly all in; CEN.
plets break down Green Edwards faint
Cd under Beckwith's cross examination.
Testimony torn to pieces by Beckwith
Jury Of best mon and democrats acquit.
tai certain. Our people must stand firm
in tho approaching election that tri.
umph will vindicste rs completely and
forever end political troubles in our SEC.
ton. No other .wsrrants known of.
J. H COs0ROvE.
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~ .NIs3 sS.FK.a EsNOic
n Can1n /. q, A!pll9s Co.,

sgTpi1ss, ~ - 1Asasspii6as sssrt
!. ~ sss.ai 'lsssaisal js'sps..
~ Als iSest etssttss ~ ma
r.. & 6aAaa !, issJjdtl piss akIlla-''
80 ]! ], ~ ~ Y j. I! 4 Alnia-oss 10.
!! = III essatl. H M - dsar
hAo~sA sas1t0 thssstaas, ~. viGhsat
bletIGllmsa1 ~ slo1s ,ssdla ihavana1s.
$780, i1onliit Dsdtsfj - ~ -
49, = vsll \, 49, ~
r. l1g1G ~ ~ y iiij( = ~ jia ,G
s11ii;, ~ 10 ID yaasi si.l .iO1D
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The Democrsts Of ward I hsld .
nsss nesting ct The Hammstt place
'op Saturday, February "a, lof The
purpose Of eleetiag delegates 70 tho
Parish Convention. Mr., Nortimsr
Psrot vas elected Chairman, Ne. J.
G. Noise, 'Seessisry., The follovine
seetlenes ~ess selected q dslegptss !:
Emile Prsdhcqas, 6ydsey Harris.
con, xefaeer Peret, william Ciap.
hsll Ia Henry, .Janee 6. 1oise.
u. ,. u. Ane'se. s.alaln,: a al, !,
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Saturday, Narch 18th, 1879,

tho following described property, to-wit !:
A certain tract or parcel Of land belong
Ing to the Succession Of Clara DeRussy,
deceased, known as the Clara DE- Russy
plantation, situated on Old river, in said
parish, containing in the aggregate one
hundred and sixty acres, moro or less,
bounded as follows On the east by lands
belonging to the heirs Of Hyler Borde!on,
west by lands belonging to Julia De-
Rnssy, north by lands belonging to Mrs.
E. b. Flemming, and south by Old river.
Terss Of Sale.
Cash, subject to sppraisement,
L. A. DEBLIECX.
Feb. 6. Sheriff.
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I'd NEw ORLEANS, Feb. Is, 1879.
Blunt has testified and was beautifully
seus1cAe5 IN cross examination. Bretla
now on stand awaiting similar cracitix.
ion. Rank and fils h Republican wit
nssses demorslized prisoners buoysnt
with hope and certain Of success. We
are tho mastes Of the situation. The
goose hangs high. a
e. ts- WV. H. JACK.
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bounded on the south by the land Of
David Brown, east by land Of 0. Grape
and others, IS fully described in said
Act.
Also another tract of land situated in
said parish, being tho undivided half Of
lots 1, 5 and 6 of section %, township II,
range z, west, containing 245 7o-lOO
acres.
Also another tract. situated on Campts
Bayou, about one mile below tho Town
Of Campte, and known as tho Babbstt
plantation, containing shout 30 acres,
more or less.
Terms Of Sale.
Cash, subject to appralsement.
l.. A. DEBL1EUX,
Fell. 3. Sheriff.
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SHERIFF. Sale,

S0eFIU'B S3le0
r. T. Buckner e. Bro, in Liq., w. n.
PerOt, Tutor.
District Court, Parish of Natchitoches.
No. 8257.
DY virtue of Q writ of seizure and sale
ID issued in the above entitled and num-
bered suit and to me directed, I have
seized aud will offer for sale at the door
Of the Court House in the city and par
ish of Natchitoches, on
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SHERlFF'S SALE,
Hill e. Co., ys. Caroline Myers.
Parish Court, Parish Of Natchitoches.

No. 81.
DY virtue Of . writ. Of Fl. Fs, ,tuQsd
- in the above entitled aud numb Nd
suit and to me directed, I have seized
and will offer for sale to tho lat and
highest bidder at the door Of Court, Hspse
in the city and parish of Natchitochss,
Saturday, March let, 1679I,
at IL NJ, the following described proper
ty, to-wit: : q ate'e,a
A certain lot of ground situated u the
city Of Natchitoches, on the West aide
Of Second Street, below Bayou A1dlAt,
measuring sixty-seven and half tset
trout, on said Street, with + depth Of
two hundred and forty feet, together
with the buildings aud Improvement
thereon, acquired BY Defendant from P.
Myers, by Act of date 22l' December,
1866.
f4 TERMS. Of Sale. ,,
Cash, subject to appraiscment.
Il L. A. DEBL1EVX.,
Jan, Is. ~Sherf6.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
S,,ecisl IL the Viutlicator.

@s NV ORLEANS, Feb. "a, 1872
Jury in m,r case rmpanellr'l, All
white Int ",,e slightly colored. rrstin'''-
Nv begins tO.mOrr'w vt ten. C"hv'c''M
impossible; acquittal reasonably certain.
MI CUNNINGHAM.
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COnstable's Sale.

Constable's Sale.
Samuel Nelkin W.. Edmond Atkinson
and Roxana Frederick.
Magistrates Court, Ward One.
No. 100.
ny yirtue of q writ of Fl. Fa. issued in
ID the above entitled and numbered
suit and to me directed, have seized
and will offer for sale to the last and
highest bidder at the door of the Court
House in the city and parish of Nstcht.
t0ches, on 4..
Saturday, LIST day Of March, 1879,
tho following described property, to.wit:
Lots and p on Plat Of Survey made
by Franklin e. Fitzgerald, lot having :
front of SO feet on West side of 9Th
Street ard running to lot p, for depth
934 feet, for depth parallel lines, bounded
north BY lot No. 80, south By lot J, west
by lot p, and east by 5th Street. Lot Z.
being directly in rear of said lot l,meas-
nring 50 feet in width by depth of 40
feet parallel lines, bounded north BY lot
90. south by lot o, west by lands ofhein
of Sibley, and east by lot I, Aforesaid.
Terms Of Sale.
Cash, with tho benefit Of appraise-
ment.
JAMES T. KING,
Jan. Is. Constable, Ward /.
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