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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-08-20
Vermont.

Acres Of grass in the town of Addison, which
had the appearance of being dead or dried ND.
upon closer examination was found to be
covered with a small black or brown bug, the
ground also being thicllY covered with them.
There is much speculation as to whether they
are the chintz bug or Hessian fly.
The receiver of the ruined First national
bank of Brattleboro has made an assessment of
$25 per share upon the stockholders. The full
amount of the liabilities is yet unknown, but it
is believed that they will reach CLIO 600 out
side of the capital stock.
Francis Locks barns on Ober hill, johnson,
are burned; loss $4,000, partly insured.
The dwelling Of John Healy at Bennington
was totally destroyed by fire few mornings
since, the family barely escaping. The fire
was of incendiary origin. Loss, $4,000; part
ly insured.
The war department will appoint regular
army officer professor of tactics at Norwich
university, vice ex-President Curtis, resign
ed.
j. E. Cakes, 10 years old, has fatally stabbed
r. l.. Riney, Is years DID, on the road near
Danville.
The hay crop is SO heavy in parts of Orleans
county that the farmers have to build tempo
rary shelters.
Ho Iool ID SolnS Oh moore q Arms new
mil at Bellows Falls, covering 1920 square
feet and Robertson, Moore & Co. will build
another near by, covering 5000 feet. There
will be still enough head of water left in the
canal for another mill, to make room for which
heavy river wall, twenty five feet high will
be built at once
hail-stom recently destroyed the crops at
Brookfield, broke over 1000 panes of glass, and
did other damage. Seven hail-stones weighed
apound
Joseph Jefferson, the actor, who has been
summering at Burlington, has bought IL
short horn cattle to improve his stock at
Iberia, La.
James H. Dyer, one of the prominent young
men of Rutland, well known in the state, was
killed recently by the accidental discharge of
his gun while hunting for squirrels His body
was found with gaping wound in his groin.
BY his side was slip of paper directing the
disposal OF his property, appointing his wife
administrative, and asking well-known citi-
zen to settle his estate
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-08-20
Having Fun.

A city boy, after a weeks absence in
the country, wrote to his mother: 81 got
here all right and forgot to write before;
it is a very nice place to have fun. A
Teller and / went out in boat and the
boat tipped over and man got me out
and | was so full of water | didn't know
nothin' for good long while. The boy
has got to be buried after they find him.
His mother come from Chelsea and she
cries all the time. A horse kicked me
over and l have got to have some money
to pay doctor for fixing my head. We
are going to set an old barn on fire to-
night and should smile if we don't have
bully fun. / lost my watch and | am
very sorry. l shall bring home some
mud turkles and | shall bring home a
tame woodchuck if l can get 'em in my
trunk
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-08-20

The diamonds formerly belonging to
the French crown are shortly to be sold,
and it is said that Mime. Marie Blanc,
the enormously wealthy widow Of the
late NJ. Blanc, of the Monaco playhouse,
intends buying the famous regent"
This stone is valued at 10000 francs,
and was stolen from the republic of 1872,
though the thief returned it because it
was too unmistakable gem to be got rid
of. The ''regent" was afterward sent to
Prussia as security for a loan of 5000, 900
francs, and when withdrawn from the
hands of the contracting bankers, it was
mounted on the guard OF Bonaparts's
consular sword.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-08-20
New Hampshire.

Jacob H. Goodhue is under arrest at Iitch-
field for $500 forgery on his father.
A grand musical convention, composed of
as many bands in the state as may join, will be
holden at Weirs some time in September.
Jacob H. Goodhue of Nashua charged with
stealing the bank book of his father, Jonathan
c. Goodhue, and forging his name on q book
of the Amoskeak savings bank, pleaded guilty
before the police court, and was sent to JAIL
in default of $1,000 bail, ODE sentenced by the
supreme court in September.
The annual meeting of the general associa-
ton of New Hampshire (of ministers and del
egates) of the Trinitarian Congregational
churches will be held at Portsmouth, Sept. IA,
10 and l6, at which time the question of the
taxation of church property will be consider
ed, and the committee appointed to investigate
the subject will make a report
o. L. Morrison of Tilton has lost four cattle
in five weeks by a strange disease, which the
state authorities will investigate
Stewart l. Brown, cashier of the Penacook
cotton factory at Baskerville, has arrived home
in improved health from visit to Australia.
Walter H. THAR, of Pennington, was kicked
in the face by his horse which he was driving
out of his cornfeld. Nine of his upper teeth
were knocked out, his upper gum completely
shattered and both sides broken off at the
back part. His lower teeth were stove in, but
were pulled back in place. Over 20 pieces of
bone were taken out of his face, and he lies in
very precarious condition.
Many indications appear that Surry mount
ain is rich in copper ore. vein II feet wide
has been found on VIM. Carpenters land on its
west side.
The Cocheco mills at Dover make Is, 466
miles of cotton cloth year, enough to reach
three-tou1ths around the globe.
A mob armed with pistols surrounded the
house of N. p. Rines at Hampton few nights
ago, believing him the informer who led to sew
eral recent successful liquor raids, and after
much stone-throwing Quilted the house and
barn, smashing the windows and throwing the
furniture into the road.
The debt of Coos county is sol, 769, a reduc-
ton in a year of $4,000
The Kearsarge agricultural association holds
its fair Oct. 6 and 7.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-08-20

C. II. Blecken, NJ. D., of Minneapolis,
Mimi, says: al saw Hunts Remedy used in
a case of Dropsy with perfect success. 1 did
not treat the patient, but four attending ply
sicians had given up the case as hopeless.
Hunts Remedy was then used with perfect
success, and the patient is well. l shall give
Hunts Remedy in Dropsical and Kidney Dis
cases." Trial size, rs cents.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-08-20
WATERFOWL UNION LIVE srocx MARKET.

MARKET BEEF--Ohoce $7.25 "a $3.50; extra, s675 q
$780, first quality $500 "a $780, second do. $500
$780, third do, $500 "a $3.50.
"a 800; working oxen, per pair, 500 "a $l6O; mici
cows and calves $40 "a $45i yearlingsh " "a SlSj two
years, $12 a $25; three-years, $40 az S37;
SHEEP IAMBs-In lots $225 a. $500 each; extra 81
a. S. 90; lambs a 1-2c. per ID; veal calves, Ia
s lac. per h.; sheared sheep -.
Classification of Cattle and Sheep.-Choice grade In
cudes nothing but sall-fed, 100 to 400 h. buccks
Extra and hrs quality includes the best, large fat oxen
Second and third quality incl ldes oxen two and ttTe
years old steers Extra shs up includes cosses whei
hose Of inferior quality are thrown out.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-08-20

The census man has found boy in
Troup county, Geo., who is only l2years
of age, but is married to a large, fine
looking, buxom woman, and they are
living peaceably and happily on a farm.
The boy is very thrifty young man.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-08-20

A wag, in what he knows of farming,
gives this plan to remove widows weeds
A good-looking man said to a widow,
"Wilt thoup" and they wilted.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-08-20
Standard Books.

tngs Philadelphia Leary Coz Cincinnati Robert Clarke Cot
Stewart Col Cleveland lngham Clarke Ioledo bowns
smaller towns ths leading bookseller only one in a
New-York tribune., 1880-10-24
~ o,cIo.k Ios o.cLo.k
p philadelphia Stocks.
SATURDAY. Oc,. 23-P Y.

The business don, in stocks to-day l2s2O72
shares shows a material decline from the amounts
Of transactions Of preceding days Of the week.
Prices also We're more or les unsettled and tie
dealings exhibited DO little feveIishness. bis would
only be natural after - long progress IN one d.
rrcton as ten days, even If the progress made to-
ward higher figures was only one-h2H the advance
which has been established since the Ono aud In
diana elections Yet the declines Of to-day are
unmDortant. and IN most cases do not amount
10 IS much . respectable reaction, while
there are notable instances Of further advances.
Alton and Ierre Haute stocks were unusually
active aud strong the common rsing from - to
27Ss az 26la and the preferred from IS - es& Ohio
Central stock also made q movement toward fol-
lowing the recent large advance In the price of
tae compAnys bonds and rose from % 70 2s92T.
Reading another stock that was higher. despite
weak line in the other coal stocks. and
It's pree advanced to IL. OF the general
New-York tribune., 1880-10-24

The London markets are reported dull and steady.
but British cOusols = per ceut 70 1855 for both
money and account. United states 4las are !
higher az 1855. aud Il / lower at 1928. Erie
ares rose 20 4jl, and second consOS L. 81. At
lautic aud Great Wes eru nrst trust receipts were
4 lower az 80. and seconds also i lower
a 2sl4. Illinois Central declined from ll,l4 10
ll77sdlls. Reading Was s higher az 20Ss- and
Central AMI Hudson steady at l39. Bar silver
was weaker and declined 10 J2i iG1. per ounce. In
Pans, French per cents ro>e - $500 francs.
Investors are reminded that al O'clock .. n.
Monday. Oct Der p. tie Controller OF the CITY will
open proposals for S2.sOO.OOO consolidated d ?
cent stock the city of New-lork. payable m 1910
and exempt from taxation for city ard county pur-
poses.
Tie gross earnings of the following ralroais are
reported:
FLINT AND TERE Marquette
fsso7a sess <. p oct :,;,3 s;s Ese s.ssq.3, .s $,
srrAUL. MINNEAPOLIS ANo xANIToBA
second week oct. -6ias6 s-@4.s Inc. s,ssos
! A. 10 oct IA. Le>s5a5 2s7Is'7 Ilc. Ss7.Ssi
NTEESATIoSAL AND GREAT NORTHERN
Second week O., OCT. saS;-s <aSs}.s 1ne .,so.s
} JAa 70 UeL IL i.63si2 l,-.so'3 Inc l-S.Uol
DENVER AND EIo GRANoE-
arf aa to s'a5 Ss, oi s Oct, 5d : a I5s Fs ,S 80 5
The taga,.rHg aya NiaIHJ Jgtra1l reports the
production OF anthracite coal Tor the week ended
October 10. 4nc year from January l. a. foiogs:
NevS. Near.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-24

The following Is a comparative sta-emea. OF the
exports Oi specie from tue port OF New-YOrk -
iorcign pOEts Tor DenO1 Ol tweniy-lIas years:
New-York tribune., 1880-10-24

market Il only remains TO say that the
principal dealings were iu st. Pau Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western. Lake Shore, New-Jersey Central
Erie. Wabash common and preferred stocks, and
Pacific Mail. and that generally the early prices
were the best of the day. and the last figures at or
near to tho lowest of the day. The market closed
dull and unsettled.
Government bonds were dull, with transactions
at the Boards that amounted only to $4,000, and
prices were a shade easier The final bids show
declines of Is per cent for all the issues excepting
for the IS, which are unchanged Annexed are the
New-York tribune., 1880-10-24
EUBoPEAy FIsAvcIAL NARKgr4

Loypos ocL 23-i23O . u-Con.o. esi .or both -,,-.,
and t.s .SSoan- = ooneS oar PER oeutA ll2is Auan-
&c and OEc-g ctien nrst orAxe Trustees eetnc4fe.
- co socs1d -e.s SesJeEseJ CenIrAI oOasos N =
Yoxk CeDtr2l. lS-s k>scnr 20 - 0 wv
HAisA OSt .S--lo u sLlTer !. qaoiet 81, 81 Der
cooee Ah.ctseAn seS5.rai.es Are 1uet and
LospoS Aes .S-I1 kasA~eLs uals esE .sys; The
rAie OF clsoo1nt Tor bAck hl days 70 8 uaODtI. "A 4 ~
Ia per eeEi An1 fr trace ells e0 eays 70 osths "a
per oe1L" ~ ~--<
New-York tribune., 1880-10-24
loo.oo 1000 lco.,

Tolal...... ...-.. looVo looUo loO.Oo ee sc
sTrue anthracite" so the books say. has Q
s,scihe gravity Of Ia 10 IL; lis hardness is 10
as and IL contains SIS 20 80 per cent Of fixed car
bog and volatile matter. after drying. 10 per
cent. ], is anorphous, OF eonehOidal fracture,
brittle. has . subnetaIlie lustre. iron black TO
srsyish and brovnish black color. and when pull
yerlIei forms 8 black powder. II gnites with Diff
suiiy aid .; a high temperature but wssn iSnited
New-York tribune., 1880-10-24
closing quotations (:

The dealings in state bonds embraced only Ala
bsmas class A. at 69l2. and Quebec 81 at 1O4. Lou
isiana consols are quoted at 1880, North Caro-
lima consolidated 4s 79GSO. Tennessee g., old, 81
a 80 and new 32l4 33. and new series 81 "a 327s
OF city bank stocks the only sale vac twenty-sIx
shares of Phenix at 102.
Railroad bonds were irregular, but generally firm
If not higher Erie second eonsols were steady at
between "a and 04as. closing at 94A- We note
sale of funded interest Of consolidated irsts at y
Missouri Kansas and Texas first consOls were I'M
changed at no. but the seconds advanced lis per
cent TO 90 and closed at 6sl4. Rome, WaiertOwn
and Ogdensburg first consos rose from ~ 20 1914
c.. e. aud l. c.. first assented were
steady at 95 the incomes rising l per
cent 10 40. OHIO Central hrsts advanced to
9s, and the incomes rose from Ala TO 4si294SL.
Canada Southern firsis also were IN demand. and
the price advanced from 81 to 9s. Peoria Decatur
aud Evansville incomes 1 per cent to 73l2.
Chicago 81. Paul. MINNEAPOLIS and Omaha consols
z per cent TO lO1 l.. aud Wabash ~ - per cent
to 1O1l4. Denver and Rio Grande issues were
strong at about prcviOus quotations, Kansas Pacific
consos up l. at 9sss 9sl2. and Texas and Pacific
rsts Rio Grande DIV sion, advanced from s. 70 s7l4
Gs7. and the incomes rose q per cent 10 1884
The bank statement shows changes that were I'M
expected. A further expansion Of S1,231 400
brings the amount OF loans up 10 1917 .0i3.3OO,
while loss of II 626, 100 specie and legal-en-
ders, aud a reduction Of 81, ,735.900 in deposits,
shows that the drain of money 10 the interior was
greater than was supposed. The surplus reserve Is
decreased S1192, 125. The following are the totals
90 .be statement and changes of he
New-York tribune., 1880-10-24
6elp raRleS.

EONERNESS.-Io three yolng children: one
" abe tcsch En1itoa al kngl AZ Nrs1cAes fc1ca
are 1ac refrreaee - ter Ane dcsirNi
Aadr'ss =, fosi oEaoe 5ok Ia >S1tA Ossnse \. ;
WANTED.-A practical hardworking gard
w erer q GO % ECrscas most tAor1ghy ln,cr-taef
sresahoass Esnn xrsqe> Vegetables S -iins g ns.e
kio~ sell oscfol al % ae1toss rcfcrc2e~ ELoAlpA
sls GEAEc-2ve-. hrSsokyD y \.
WANTED.-Boy strong and intelligent, hv-
lag va sarsat> - ls.rs srtaaHS xses - sssasnr
New-York tribune., 1880-10-24

"Oh. YOU speak English, do youf And
uhst Il your sxe, Alssyt- vsen aeei Mamma says
have Ven sm n se railway. AN six and
half; and yea an ~ 'ene al eSAI"-iPancA
New-York tribune., 1880-10-24

lhc Suu- treasury to-ldy I'st S-'o'O4V On bdI-
ance made up by coin loss of S3i3.554! less a
rencv gain of S45.544. Money on call was a shade
more active. the principal business beng done at
3l7d4 per cent. but as usual the closing rate
2Lo per cent The domestic exchanges on NewIO
are weaker At the West aud Eas,-St. Louis decliu-
ing 10 II -. Chicago 81 and Boston 10 10 cents
Discount. The customs receipts at Washington to-
day Amounted 10 S596.3Ol, and the internal rev.
enne receipts 10 1901 ,76s The Treasurer received
Sl3l 900 In National bank notes for redemption;
the totals Of such receipt, Tor the week. compared
with the same week OF 1879, beng ss follows
New-York tribune., 1880-10-24
THE MONEY MARKET.
rHR GENERAL LIST.

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE.
OCTOBER %. 1850.
~
New-York tribune., 1880-10-24

The following SHOWS the ex9orts exclusive ot
specie trom tie port % New-lorS To foreign pori.
for the week ending OctoOer 70 and since the be-
ginning oi tie year:
lS-- lS-q lSS1
TIE week - s5-s04 sa-> SO 20 .-S--4
FrtylasF -t-lt-- -a-s.1~3 Sl~.5fss--
Io.4 slace ia L-.-7s.s>,.s75 -3I.,.5s85 S-.o-.5I
The following shows the IN mports OF dry goods and
general rchaudise i the port OF New York or tie
wees ended October % aud since the beginning Of
the year:
tcr The week ISIS. ls-a ISL
Dr. god. ......... sl27~4.0 sl.sess-7 Isl IS
6crerN mc1c anl.-e s-oliQs 6.-4- NJ l-il.,8.-
Tie s55sc4s -.l4I~S3 eSt+'ses
PrcH.asy Tet- --ts $40 25s.1~,.Uta SO -
Total sluce az - -i,s5s-sS -t4.s-jsS5 5s-.s5,.-l2
lie following an tie dry goods Imports included
IN tie aYoyc pelod:
FCT the 1878 lS-a issl
Entered a. .-r-.. -- sI..55lo9 q Ssss77 s,S57s,s
IiEesa y -as1e' go. l..7-,7o5 I7S4-35 isS4.5ss
EnisTod 4 es.255sss 7.sssss5 lo4s5-e,
TIruSn 4 iaAsEet- o5.l5l,-il ,27s1s71 lOU s61sls
The exports Of specie from the port of New-York
foTthe week ended October p and since the begin.
ulng OF tn- year NeTe IS follows:
Tuta f1r the week ..--.....-..... ..-. - s7l- Ar
FIcf.'-s-s ~ -fse,l tJfAtls
e.oo4.s.l
The following Is a comparative sta.emen. OF the
exports % specie from tue port OF NeW-lOrk -
fOrrlgn rOTts tOF A DerO1 0l tweuty.llls years:
New-York tribune., 1880-10-24

The Treasury now holds S359.472. $50 in United
States bones TO secure bank circulation. United
states bonds deposited for circulation for the week
II $50 600 United States bonds held for c;rcula-
tion Withdrawn f0r the week. - 0l2. 800. National
bank circulation outstanding: Currency notes,
S}42 65f .033 gold nO.e>, II l.322.3sj. The Clear
ing hou-e statement to-day - follows For
tie day-Exchalges. S13j.226.3S2; balances.
S5.1ss $40: for the week - exchanges,
$50, So. .69G balances. so 2.9l0Os2. be trans
actions III the Sab rpasurv covered: Receipts
81 l4o9O6S: payments. II 707.07 currency BAL
auce. S4.s95. .224 oOn balance. S74.lS9. 962.
A. usua. on Saturdays, the for gn exchange
markets are more than usually duh. Rates are
steady on the basis OF the following nominal quo
tatIons:
New-York tribune., 1880-10-24
OEFrcR or THy BAEzEE AND WaLEgg SILVER Hryi
- -. -.r-.. IL
OFFICE OF THE RECEIyER Genital Rail.

" road Company Il SevJe-sey. LATHEOP X
eeiyey lls LsJertyst SeEIOrk Octob=r u. l--0.-IS
TERESr The coupons OF tse @ nyertbls and q be A
Bonds o. Railroad COMPANY q Ses
Jsrsey maturing Moniay. November De1L vii BE %.
prsentatOl ta!s ooe Al After The Ist po1ioo
IAIHhOP Relefre,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-12
DIED.

BFALL. At tie residence cf her sen, John w.
Bean Lear korieck, Montgomery county, Md on
August 10Th, 1880, MARY HEADLEf, wife q the
late Thomas y. Bean.
BIOUNT. August 18th, 1880. after q short i'll
noes, / ELIZABETH, WIDOW Of the late Thomas M
Bio INT, in the seventy seventh yesr OF her age
May she tst IN peace. .
] be friends Of the family sre respectfully invited
TO aterd her funeral on SATURDAY, August l4th. AT
pire O'Clock a from the residence OF her SON
in law, DR.. Gleeson, 1927 y street northwest. 1t
CARROLL. On Thursday, August l2tl. 1850, at
four a ~, Mrs, MABGARLT CARROLL, III the nity-
eighth year Of her age. -,
friends OF the family are invited TO attend the
fupe raj from tie residence OF Der sister mrs julia
ARMOUR ll34 Twenty sixth and ID streets, friday,
August 18th. at four Pm.
CANNON. On wednesday, August 18th. 1880, at
ten O'Clock p m, ANNIE II. a. CANNON, beloved
wife of Timothy Garncn-
May she rest IN peace
Funeral viii take place from residence, corner
Ms sss, husetts avenue and Seventeenth street
nortbwt ct On Saturday, l4t inst, at nine O'Clock
a. M thence 10 st. Matthew's church. where
soul Fr,ep Is and relatives are invited to attend
baltimore Sun Iltase copy ]
GRIFFIN. At SO August 18th, 1890,
RFBEcCA GRIFFIN, aged 80 years. months and rs
days.
keIstives ard friends are invited to attend her
fureIal Friday, August 18th, az four O'Clock M,
from the residence ef Edwin Harris. 1905 Eighth
street ortbwest-
HAN KINS. Wednesday. August llth. 1880. at
BAwKISs, Of the u. s. Coast Survey.
fune raj notice hereafter.
KNIGHT. On Wednesday. August llth. 1880.
Miss ANNA +. hight.
Funeral Saturday, two p. M, from the residence
Ct her mother, lilo Mary land avenue southwest.
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THE EVENING STAR.
1.-THE RETURN OF BELISARIUS."
nd Flat. 1869.

GE1et Hdrte in TIE Partisan
20 you're back from your travels old fellow
Ard you LETT but twelveAloCth aeo;
1tu've hobnotbed with Louis Napoleon
Eueenle and kissed the pores toe.
By Jove, II is perfectly stunhiue
Astounding, al a that. you know;
les, thiRsssre about SIS you left tuen
In Muo Flat twelyemonth ago.
The boys,-They're sII rch.i-Oh, Dick Ashley,
lies buried scmev here in he STOW;
De was lost on the Summit last wlnter,
And Bob has q hard row TO hoe.
You know that he's got the consumptiong
You didn't Well, come. that's a 30;
certainly wrote You at Baden.
Dear me- that was six months aso.
got all your outlardish letters,
AL stamped by some foreign Z. O..
handed myself to Miss Mary
That sketch OF famous chateau.
ION Saunders is livirc at Frisco
They saw that he cuts quite a show.
You didn't meet Eucherd deck Billy
Anywhere on Your rosd to Cairo:
SO you thought of the rusty old cabin,
The pines. and the valley below,
Al d heard the North Fork Of the Yuha
As you stood on the banks of the Pc!
! Has Just like your romance, old fellow:
ut now there is standing row
Ct ktorts Oh the site of the cabin
That Ell lived il twelyenonth ago.
But it's Jelly to See you, old fellow
10 fink it's q tWelyemonth ago,
s1d you haye seen ouis Napoleon,
AnC lock like Johnny Crapaud.
Core i'll. You viii surrey zee Mary,
OIL Know we are married. What no?
Oh, ~ forget there something
Between yen tx elvemonth ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-12
WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 CO.. Auotioneers
VSHOS. 4. WAGGAMAN, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF PROPERTY IN GEORGE,

snn dated 2sth day OF June. A. D. 1880, and f!H:
81 me request Of the parties secured thereby -
Will offer at public sale, SATURDAY, THE
I4IH DAY OF AUGUST, A. e. 1880. AT THE HOUR Of
33otock P. ~ Al that pat Of Lot numbered q; IN
Improvements upon the same. Beginning at the
northeast corner of Bean and Monroe streets In
said town and running esstwardy along Beal
street A feet; thence northwardly and parallel
with Monroe street 80 feet; thence westwardly and
80 feet to the beginning.
Terms of sale One third Of the purchase money
in cssh; the residue in six and twelve months, the
purchaser giving his notes, secured by deed of
cent. per snnum; If the terms Of sale are not
complied with at the expiration of FIVE days from
day OF sale the undersigned reserves the right to
resell at cost Of defauung purchaser. $40 re-
quired ss deposit on day Of sale.
au4-eo&ds JEQ. 4. MCNALLY, Trustee.