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ADJUSTMENTS

CASTLE GARDEN.
glRsr APrEAaANSE OF aDLLG JENNY LIND
IN WEbMESDAI EVEhiNe, September H. l8oo'
PKO9 IA ID G'
o,a,,e--" oberon y. ran. .......o NJ V. Weber.
Aha-H Sorgese'
maoLsro aecondo: . ,iinvi 'E0'lni'
seeua ana Csyatina =" Cas,a Oya"
N0r ssds. JENNY Linz.
Grad Duet for wo Pisno,'9f's aoma anAAous
nuslti--' Per Placer"
IN Turco In Italia). koesnl
haa, IENNT LIND and Big. selelu.
PART IL.
OyaYture--" Crusaders."
fFirs time IN America
Benedict.
vro poneeranteEFof Voice aud tvo Flutes,
Csmp of SllsoiR- msyerneer,
femposed expressly for Mdle JENsY LIND
hdls JENNY LIND.
Flutei--Mes Kyle and Siede.
Aria Buffa-" Largo 81 FsctOtum"
SArb!eer-RoSsini
Sig. Beleiii.
gwed,sh Moody" Herdgman's Song
Known ss tie Echo Song, sung by
mdle JENNY LIMO.
Greeting to Americs.
Prize Competition by BAYARD TAYLOR, ESQ.
nenenlct COMPOSED expressly for this occasion,
Mdne, JENNY LIND.
Conductor ar neneGloa
81 n cbasa will cons4t Of Sixty Performers lncluunG
SN' tbs hrsI talent in the country.
pdna nj Tickets IS Choice Of places Will be sold by auc-
son Al cattle Garden al lcA O'clock on MONDAY morning.
september 8. ...,.,..o,.o :, o o,.,oo-
DO 70 open at 5-Conce!' 10 c'ihHeace o. o0i"'A'
No checks viii be iR.nel
sTgs Mdlls JENNY LIND Second Grand Concert Will
n, ivan n, Castle Garden Eiday Evening, 18th lost
Choice places the secons concert WI" Do soo on 2hufs
INV manning 12,b inst NJ ~ O'Clock
Goc1ehhSE sc st
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d. H. LEEDS K co Auc i! zee

teNNY LIMBS GONCE&T II Ch Ep vs.. so di
So N fS 9Th list ht he este of cssle Garden Az
persons paying having paid 70, 10 aaS sss
- Ss,, ntsaf Conti1us1ce of of tickets al Castle
place on ST. ns S 10 oc ssst,
10 be- dposed Of The sae OF tickets for the second Con-
cr,l c Jenny Ltd viii Lake pIa at Castle Garden on
THURSDAY, SeJt II Instead Of Tueaday 10th inst 81
fl o'clock. 81 IL
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Tbe Ianutllnn Attorney GeneraIshIp.

AONTREALi sepi.7, 1850
It ia announced that Justice holland has resign
ed and that Attorney General La Fontaine, is aQ-
pointed ba successor, Solicitor General Drummond
has been appointed Attorney General. The la.ter
appointment is unsatisfactory to the Lover Cana
dians who desire :ha! Mr.. Cartier ahould haze the
place La FonsAiue'a appointment will give game.
al atiafactilr
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
From The National Era
20 A. K. ON RECEIVING A BASKET OF SEA
ROsgEs.

From The National Era
A. K ON RECEIVING A BASKET oF sAA
RossEs.
THANKS for thy gift
OF Ocean Row era,
Born where the golden DRIFT
OF the slant sunshine fala
Down the green, tremulous walls
or water, to the cool still coral bowers
Where under fainbowB OF perpetual shoWers'
Gods gardens of the Deep
His patient angels keep;
GladdeRiug the dim, strange solltude
With fAirest FORMS and thus
Forever teaching ug
The Lesson which the many coloted skies,
The flowers and caves and painted butterflies,
The deer's branch'd antlers, the gay bird that
The sropic sunsh from it's golden wings, things
The brightness of the human countenance,
Its play of smiles, the magic OF glance,
Forevermore repeat
In varied tones and sweet,
That Beauty, in and OF itselt, IL good.
Or. kind and generous friend, Ger whom
The sunset hues of Time are cast,
Painting, upon the overpass
And scettered clouds Of monday sorrow,
The promise OF fsirer morrow,
An earne at Of the better life to come
The binding of the spirit broken,
The warning 20 the erring spoken
The com ort of the sad,
The eve to see, the hand to Gull
From common things the beautiful,
The absent heart made glad
By ample gift or graceful token
OF love it needs az daily food
All own one source, and all are good.
Hence tracking sunny cove and reach,
Where spent waves glimmer up the beach,
And toss their gifts of weed and shell
From foamy curve and oombing swell,
No unbefitsing tark was thine,
To weave these flowers SO soft and fair
In unison with His design
Who loyeth beauty everywhere,
And makes in every zone and cline,
In ocean and in upper air
SAIL things beautiful in their time"
For not alone in tones of awe and power
He speaks to man;
The cloudy horror Of the thunderghoWe
His ranbows span;
And where the caravan
Winds DER the desert leaving, as in air there,
The crane flock leaves, no trace OF passage
He gives the weary eye
Vbe palm leaf shadow for the hos noon hours,
And on it's branches dry
Calls out the acaoia's flowers;
And where the dark shaft pierces down
Beneath the mountain roots,
Seen by the miner'a lamp alone,
The star like crystal Shoots
So, where the winds and waves below
The coral branched gard ems grow,
His climbing weeds and mosses show
Like foliage on each stony bough,
OF varied hues more strangely gay
Than forest eaves in autumna day:
Thus eyermore,
On sky and wave and shore,
An alEpervadng beauty aeems to say
Gods Love and Power are one and they
Who like the shunder of Sultry day
Smite to restore,
And they who like the gentle wind upGft
The petalr of the dew wet flowers, and DRIFT
Their perfume on the air, lgift,
Alike may serve Him. each With their own
Making their lives prayer.
J. g. WHITTIER
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g gW- YORK TRIBUNE.

v,..y0wK DAILY rfusuNA rs PUBLISHED
fnS ryIhY soRrlrs tsUsDAys ExcgPfEpi
;, xss Trlhans susiafass, saE@"' 81 s ssas a.
~ "a rsassu ssrSsts, ssposfss $50 'l.ty 7Ss ass
"a dssssd gy aobssaft i9 Ky sd1.Se shs naak
y e sossbs ~ goar II aae So" sns ssaus 10
~ r. cess 4!An a3sePhers sa'e ssnlhs Fof lbres
a'sssse 30 ToaIsfo sasss "aer - .s al u
ssssses villa aaa s'aes'15gs ~ SsS hose sf Fhs
= slis sfsee ss,hcxs Ssr55s s5. v as ~
ts I. ~ ara s9s sJ,a-Yas sny dfse'7iEU'
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INDUSTRIAL REFORM MEETINGS THIS EVENING.
--smitbs' Beneficial Society," Keens Fourteenth
Ward Hotel, corner OF Grand and Elizabeth ats;
Gerris Smiths Benefciaries at the P. q. Bakery,
corner of Seventh.ay. and Nineteonth-st Clothing
Cutters Benz fetal and Protective Association,
Broadway House, corner Of Grandst the Ship
Joners' Benevolent Society, (who have no Dele
safes in the Induatrial Congress which meets to-
rnorrow evening at the New City Hall,) Bachman's
Hotel, AIS Grand ss The Tailors in their different
Halls; and the Protective HOUSE faihters " heSu-
ouartere," ego Grsnd-st.
THE Last War i6lo, &c) Soldiers" meet
his evening at Military Hall, Bowery, and are
about to make arrangements to secure their rights
10 Bounty Lands ia case the bill now betore Con
sresA is permitted to become alas. Several OF the
Soldiers who were present at the last meeting ex-
pressed their approval OF Land Limitation, ana
their opposition to Speculation in the Soil The
veterans who thirty ak years ago imported their
lives for the defense OF their bomes' are strong IN
iavor OF Industrial hetorm
THE OPERATIVE BAKERS UEIoN-The regular
weekly meetings of this Association are still kept
up and every Saturday evening the comnodious
House of Call 127 Giand-at, evidences that the
Bakers are awake TO an amelloration of their con-
diton. We have been furniehed with report Of
the lass me citing but the crowded state Of our col
umuG forbid its publication, beside, the very beat
thing the Society do is to keep up their House
of Can, and continue Dir, Hallbsuer as Keeper, for
a more ,s,tentive man ig not connected with any
public Institution in our City.
The Secretary informs us that donations have
been received from large majority of the boss
bakers and several phianthropic Individuals, aud
10 trust the Journeymen viii De sustained Ii their
praisewoythy efforts for the moral pecuniary and
i9,eleclusl benefits of the members Of their craft.
They demand areduction of their working hours ts
70. which is quite reasonable, considering that 80
many OF cur Journeymen arc seeking for the
tour system wherever it can be effected, The
Bakers were among the pioneers Of the present
movement snd rather than see their House OF Cal
disconnnueo the other Industrial Associations
would contribute to haveit sustained
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Sar5aus Riot,
BALTIMORE, Saturday. Sept. 7

The procession of last nigh. ended in riot at the
corner of Gay and Baltimore SITS. between the
Turner and Anti Turner men, Guns and pistols
were used, and number wounded. Lieut Patter-
eon of the Watch was shot over the eye. A
Young man named Rose was aho! il the leg. Will
liam Steele vas shot ia the arm. A bail passed
through window of Barnum's Hotel. md board
or had very narrow escape.
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ey TELEGRAPH TO THE HEw.YOaK TRIBUNE
California and Utah

Special Dispatch 10 the Tribune
WASHINGTON, Saturday, sep7.
1t is arranged among the compromisers and
dodgers that Utah shall go as rider to the Califor
MIA bill, in order to avoid the Proviso. Mr. Boyd
is to move it.
Senator Cooper is sick. This is especially un-
fortunate, in view Of the Lewis case coming up on
Monday. SIGMA
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GIANTS BoKEs.-The Eli1abethtown (Ky.l Re-
eiaer GAYS that week or two since Mr.. John
Harmed, living on Rolling Fork, about twelve miles
from this place. discovered a huuan bone prosrud.
ns Out of the pand On TIE river bank II prov ed to
be ihsh bona perhaps tho largeat ever seen. 1t
mesaursd about six times the number of cubic
ipchea as that of common sized man Judging
nom the size of the bone found, j. once belonged to
human being l2 or l3 feet high
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Trouble nmoDg the Israeliteu.

ALBANY, Saturday, sapt :, 90.
A disturbance occurred his morning ~ the Jew
ish Synagogue In Herkincr ST. which ceused
mined to prevent the Rabbi from performing the
setviee, while the other wanted to sustain him
The sheriff and police were called out, took posseG
sion Of The house, aud closed she doors. The
cnursa pnLsuad seemed 20 quiet both parties
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Supposed Wreck.


The uchooner General Taylor, (Pastersoni) Of
ard from Baltimore for Kingston, Jo IL supposed
TO be 'oat On Cirisford Reef.
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u an from the spar OF vessel on Lake Mphiga7,
The vessel was cspsizsd in gallo week aso,
since q ioh time he has been drifting about the
lake. For the wans of icod, he had eatsn bis tn-
gers off He is still alive
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Egr Persons wishing THE TRIBUNE at their
1TeGgs or pscss OF business IN NewYors or Brooklyn
VII please leave their address al Tho Publication once
onef OF spruce a2d Nassau Price l24 eenis week.
.ayable 10 the CeEriera
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Tho Vermont Election.

BURLINGTON, VI. SepS. 7, I6oO.
Judge Williams ia elected Governor ofthia State,
by majority of J. 200 to 1000 Ofthe popular vote
in 81 towns, " illam' gained 900 over the Wing
" r. in 1919
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TAR RM Gle

TIA 3 E II ~ a o rs X.
NNR DEMPSTER'S Second original Ballad Entertain
lYA menl VIII be given al the Tabernacle on Monday
evening Sept g. Including the following Songs: 1.-THE Dark
Eve has left u.s." (soDg OF Indian womsn) Th'Ge we
Love Morning, Noon and Ma It," "The kalny Day
1jobn Anderson, my Jo Footsteps of Angels" Dying
Child and Angel OF Desth" Burns soDgs: Oh! poorh
csuld and restless love-" Highland Mary" duncan
GTav and hs cantas i9he May Queen" in three parts
Yiefsts so cts 10 commence at 8 O'Clock. OF
0ARNUM,S AMERICAN MUSEUM.-P; 7.
wood Jr Assistant Mansger.-For the whole OF This
week commencing Monda., Sept 1890, those eXtrsor,
dnsTy infant phenomena Kate and Ellen ba'eme, |lii
positively make their very astappearsnce mere on friday
next until which time time they will enact come favore
ccmedy or tragedy every afternoon The Drunfsrq wul
be performed every evening this week and also on Saur
dsy afternoon Mion OF CurositieE are to be seen at
ihs Muneum Mad Lamont the crest fortuneLeller the
Negro Turning White, &c Afternoon performances at s.
Evening at 1t O'Clock Adu Sson Is cts children ~ cts,
NIER.YORK YATOR YtOFMUsIC
~ -Messrs BBADBURY & NASH Will be happy 10
their pupils upon their regular daya and houre at lne
roonp OF the Copserva ory al Broadway Private lnsuc
lions OF the Pianofore Violin. &C. Aeo, private vocal
,ssons owen al all hours of the day. 9lt*
1Y7HE WONDERFUL INDIAN DNVAHFS. that
have jus, arrived from Central America Tbs greaIes
leence) being much smaller hpn The renowned Tom
Thumb Yhey bot "a and inches high their combined
weight but Sa lbs; their age IA and 10 years they l
be exhibt for short time previous TO their departure
South at the Minerva ooms 406 Broadway VIII open on
Wednesday, Sept IL 1880 The exhibition to. take place OF
In the afternoon and O'Clock In the evening.
Admission IS cents children half price. So ste
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ADJUSTMENTS.
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MYRI.6pN AARnEf


M1BLps MARDEN
1TNCKETS 50 GENIE 10 sIl pads Of the Saloon tnvse
&oxes s. Doors open Ri u eomeasoaa al ssiocA'
Manager, Mr JOHN sEFToN VAN.
Second week of he short season OF The HANEi! r a..
lily ~ IN pumber, who will appear In no" en'ei s@4
during their short season IN New YORK will
MONDAY EVENING Sept tho enS 5 .a ~ mn "
with an oversurei Leade s,,, saet called
Afaf which. he iaughshs feIl,o neLet rx-sax.
AsETE CHANPETRE. or, The Agea paneefS'
characters by the Rayel 1thliY. M poo,,
rLo s,1o,,%ad ~, frtt time In Newfrrk, bau hoou
10 the mo 81 fashionable dancen OF tnedeY
sTee IN hour During the interm 'Siou and
ate The close OF the Performance oe @ 1 hoin
I'll ha hrovn omen where sdea ana iAm ea may opualu
WI De Ard Refreshments Of eyey rtety LlkeTise
~ ,ver snlendid Ssh pon will ne THROWN open Tor gSn
men upeccors pc MED ny ladies' ..., -,
t'0 RAOUI. or the Magic Bar.
In Twelve Tableaux, composed By Jerome Rayel
Principal characters ~ the hevHi Family
e1g1sAOWAY THEATkK-0oo open st ITO
/ ) commence al u o'clock-TalS NV EN'Nts. sept y
viii be presented Inc Grand operate spectacle 10 FIVE
.sbleauX called JUDITH -, p,..o,
EnsEsm High Priest Knor Novel;
To which will be ado ed lbs farce OF Alarming 5sc'nce,
Fcera from Tauctedi The and advertisement Of Tampa,
and Grand American Allegorica Scene ,s,.
Pricea OF admiration; To Dfess Circle and rHqus' foci
Family Circle and bird Pier 25c; Gallery FAC
HSgDTtbN,s4 T8HATHR7 ChHfnberS.sh resr OF I'ne
aeCRy Hall-hc nesFesl Sbeaier TO the large hoieis
RHIs EVENING, September 9. Sil be played me ceie'
brsled Comedy, N iI re-, scts ,sled .,,cr
RIr r. County. Mr. Bake dak Aeddieo~o Mr Bafton
Dazze .............- LeAle Charter County 3 ano
Dolly SPEAKER .Johnson Ledy Gay Mrs sksrfeu
TO conclude with the and Esssy On Lindmanla Cal 60
SHE'S GOMEZ!
gbe Njahttn. aie - by Heeren Won Jausen
circle and parquat family Cree second TIER 70
els private boxes So and 5 oEchess seats with Guar
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rnarl land Reform OonventIon.

BALTIMoRE, sunday, bBPk O.
Re urns have been reos ived from all parts OF the
State, showing that the Wings will have in the
Rebrm Convention majority Of 7.
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nlayylnnd Conyention-BrIg WaknlIn, &c.

BALTIMORE, saturday, bept7
The whole State has been heard from, and the
result ia, that Sc Wings and 40 Loco.FocoS have
been elected
The brig Wskulla which vas destroyed by fire
on toe 9Th ut. ha en- board at the time, $50 bales
Of cotton.
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OPEN ON BOMBAY, SEPTEMBER
rHpTSTy,s OPERA HOUSE

Mechanic'e All,
An0 BROADWAY, above Grand st-chriSty's M I'm
Z.tres regpecnlly announce her patrons aud the
pobc generally that they will bave the honor OF recon-
mencp series Of their popular Concerts in tha city on
Tickets Is cents Doors open ats comm snce at ock
Afternoon Concert every Saturday at z Tho con-
enef and experienced performers under the
Off P CHRJsTY 81 lWls'
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RayoItinR NarratiYe.

BufFALo, Saturday, Sept.7.
We earn by q 6iapatch just received from De-
iroit, thai The steamer j. D. Morton picked up a
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FELLO VS.
ETHIOPIAN oPERATIO TROUPE,

LATE PIERCR's MINsTRELs,
AT the Society Librery Rooms Broadwa, Leonard 81
nN MONDAY, September 8, and every night until me
peton Of their Hell on the qstersas ground
which will be completed about he first OF next montn Tne
great success that has favored this insbe band OF Emo
pian performers for the pat when N 'ut all OF me
places of In this great Metropolis were cofeo
while hie performing every evening TO Gro sde1
bUuses hsu stamped them being the ne plus ultra OF s
Ftbiopiap ban comprising COMPANY OF thirteen per
formers under the immediate direction Of FEiLows
Phey viii have the honor Of giving their original and mimi
tab E entertainments every night until further notice
Admission IS cents. Doors open at clock, Concer1
An AFTERNOON CONCERT on Wednesdayssnd Saturdays
commencing al O'Clock, 2. Nj.
ZoRER,s ETHIOPIAN OPERA OonEIQUE.
rESHIS NEWLY ESTABLISHED COMPANY, COM
posed the beat class OF talent we'll In singing as 10
ETHIOPIAN deineatiop In the Deweat and most approved
style, VIII, under the management! Of MAX zoRER com:
@e oons on Monday evening ne1 sepSs
Admission Is cent?. Doors open at J, commencing Oh
O'Clock. H.. 80, o,..
by tbe door or WITHIN one blocks Of the HALL a5 6
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IgDWOkTR2S HAND TO THE pnRTIc Avn
I'M. t"it M s-o~lng to 'he gres, DISAPPOINTMENT ey-
tS ~ ~ msny 60 st'enaed hs Jenny LIND Sorensde
aSss The previous srrangemsus and 10 nrova tbi o. -
q iom any desire on cur psrs sobFe our ,,ienas
SSt sc so MT Ue WIZ give PUBLIC sERENADE w
fsls on A0ND AY EVENlN0, Sapt from ~ - ~ ~
most especially invite ons feow No ~ ~
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,,Uitad Bpfslo Hunt by ludiane; Battle o. Bad Axe
I, NV 81 G.iena; Th5 Mormon Tenple; City o! Alton
gerry by suu, ct and Grand Dssolvng View OF tha
vv$ 81 Louis on ri 9, which happened on nth Nay
X, eha q ssIoyed 70 stesmboats, and 400 houseI
~ p9ofsto open at Curtain rise at y Price OF
St an:' tacetts Chldrer hslf prizes.
1nsoRt oeserptv Of he above Scenery with Indian
zee ~ q Aneedo'ts be had AZ tbs Hall Price l2}c
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EEFEN-MTLE FAWUKAMA.
Giving full and perfect View of the Father Of Waters,
from It's Junction with II Ohe the head waters, and
returning 10 St Louis, q distance OF more than
S,u0N miles, on miles OF Gauvass!!
Continuation by Pomarede
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-05-02
CITY OF WASHINGTON THURSDAY MORNING MAY 2. 1850.

10 that Is letting down the dignity OF The rosera-
menf for 10 associate itself with individuals for The &C.
eompishmsni Of any such purpose am therefore, uss-
of The matter against this resolution in the present form
II the suggestion which make meets wh the approba-
hon OF honorable Senator's wiz make motion 10 refer
bill for equppng and carrying out an expedition Il its
own expense and under it own control win make
no mou0n 10 that effect this time until see whether
there disposition the part OF oher TO con-
cur in H.
The subsequent debate. having been withheld for re-
VISION, will appear lo-monowl
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l
loAL LANDS IN AILEGHANy COUNTY, MARYLAND, RoK
SALE AT AUcTosBy viIsae q decree q one heAasalas
q pandAs e aL McCanos Aber and Temraea, depending
sud Ah Of saturday, Ihe lcL day %
Dsr R,sss < sss S Z w..aa co. D..ss y csaa Ne
foA0xln nbed AneEaany
Ma,iAad and said % be adysnoasy located within the esai
Properly being resarysy
of ween CoHne containing toasanA hundred
q reurye ereoL October l
me land once of the western shce q said slas and ere
Also ali lia oher tract enAed Bank TefoyT fbenr
anofher of Western
chca of ta1cd
iS takoa returned said land oss and there Remaining
ysy parl d awesaern containing
thousand and uty ana half of land according % the
An Tie said lands beang INC Nhch conveyed me
n s' s9S 9 soIass s Ssas 49, :. m ~. .ass "a % ss NJ
recorded ts land rsrods Of ay asesad and
BY three several patents from e sae "a MARYLAND DARED M
Also, Revolutionary soIaers Lot being No. a4sv
tanning hffy
saia moiefy and rhirty of
Ase called @Fheasaai Rig said hundred
of foowss u the purchase
be paid and the residue half yearly paymenis
M approved BY f And
raaon Of the saeor sales chaneeo and ON the
q more good ads 70 acknowledged
according Fucasers and 10
her their respective hears ~ his her, Or ihe cost the peP
charged d All claim Of the aforesaid and Of
caHing by fc under them since me pending
If the teTs complied days.
resell the property of cash. credit
Per, ai the N offhe purchasers IN default
RICHARD SMITH, Trustee.
DYER BROTHER Anoneefs
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ny DYER 4 BROTHER, Anetaeneers.

ANDs IN HARDY COUNTY VIRGINIA. FOR SALE AT
AucTiONBy virtue and under authority Of deed Of truss
Resecea Noafse wfie GcorTs Tempeman and MARY
Tepaeuan, hiz WIFE, duly recorded IN book Is, 10 in The
pahlc ancon saurdag, day May
ing AZ ~ O'Clock m u te Anctpn Rooms q Dyer Brother
in of Washngrn, Disuet Of cslansa innedaiey
place, parts thereof
Be eeened he amount due on The notes
parcels land Hardy county, Virginia,
containing tsher thousand ee hundred and
parcel asd, eonnias Thousand four
and and bein Hzrdy county,
between he norm branch o Potomac Stsny nyer being
sand ave bundred sng he land which was eonvse
warr sni BY John TempaemAn and wife By deed
March, los recorded book NO % IN sad
county.
Also lyng Hardy county particularly
man and VIE % aid aisr st in trust Msrrh,
No s9d
herein described conaining teier Thousand and
90 81 desd daieS fh orossi B. i; s1rsPns however
Eon saHszry - is
hundred and and lreequaer sold % M Hanne
October > 1885 hundred and hfy Sold % DAVIS De-
Ehzha
ss-n hundred fsrnfy and
tresuatr leayans thousand uee hundred and sixty
ne terms sae be foows One parchase
paid IN hand and residue IN four esuai hAysay
secz approved bearing from q
deeds ef me herein described land
purchase money, and win,
sHci0.s eecds purchaser pachasers.
heir reserrve co~t All the f and ue gwen ne aforesaid
n me terms nrs noa eonps1 oars
c~<E prpy Haetoa, for cash credit atf
RICHARD SMITH, Trustee.
DYER d BROTHER, AScuosrers-