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Arrival Of Ae Araba, T,ss Days Later from. Eu1oys
HALIFAX, Jan, 1875, p. m-The steamer Arabis. with
Liverpool dates Of January Isl. has put IN here short Of
coal having experienced very stormy weather She brings
IS passengers Her news owing the observance Of the
holidays, lie not important
General Iatslissnes
Mo Head. the former husband Of Lola Monez, was
drownsd near Lisbon by the upseuing Of ayacht
Count Vllanueva, ex-governor OF Cuba, Is dead
The mother Of kossuth lied Brussels the gsh ul
The Belgian governments refused Kossuth permission to
visit her
The Calcutta mail Of November 23i and Bonbay Of De-
cember Sd had been received London, but
news Of importance.
mutiny had taken place on board the ship Gertrude
bound from Annoy to Havana among some Chinese coolies
Seventeen othem were shot, and tho vessel put into Sin
gapore.
Il is reported that Mr. Barlnser the American minister
at Spain, will soon resign.
baule was fought Monte nesra between the rebels
and the TuIkish troops, after which an armislice
agreed upon until the Sultan's decision should DO known
Marksfs
LIyKHPooL, Jan. 1.-The cotton market has been dull
all week partial decline OF ll6d per ID. The daily
sales average le 1850 bales, Sales of the week
80 100 les OF which spocuaors took 400 and expoets
i5U bales An OF a. O0U bales had been d
covered stock which stands about 575 900 bales
The quotations sre-iair Orleans, 3D. fair Mobile, so
fair Uplands, Odd
Lospos MAaxErs.-Saes of ,slow 45s. Cd Coffee has
advanced Is Prices OF bIeadstufs barely maintained
money in demand Consois closed at 1904 dividend
Fede raj stocks ia delnand--others unchanged.
Commercial advoes from India show little change
Money abundant, aud trade brisk, VI. tssa
Trade al Manchester was brisk. ...... r... s...
HAvRE MARKErs.HAvRE Doc. 10Th. Sales OF cotton al
80 francs for oeans odnere, and 10 francs 80 c. for
bias. Freights unchaaxed
stiorernoy Of Maine. #m
AUGUSTA, (Me,) Jan. 1.-THE senate to-day elected vii
liam George Crosby twhig) governor Of Name by
l7toA
There is doubt Whatever tina, tho houss win concur in
this
NJ. Crosby stands IN high estimation with his party
Election Of STATE Officers IN Mdssaehusstts.
BosroS Jan. l3The legislature have cd follow
ing State officer: Elisha Huntington lieutenant governor
l. hram Wright. secretary of Sa'e jacob Loud
urer; CHARLES Thurbsr SENATOR in place or knoWlton
coalonst resigned; and nine councillors, all of whom
are wings.
Governor Clifford will be inaugurated tomorrow, and
Wi deliver his
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Drrsorr, Oct. 10.
Dvap engraved OF Gen
which Of execution excellent,
vivid and striking
LEWIS f!Ass.
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pOVTRAIT OF GEN. ANDREW JACKSON, t2o by
~ inche engraved by prrpt.sion from Thomas suys
original portrait IN the o
sinA painting In TIE % Fano r. Blair esq one
the bsppiest efforts Of suy
long established snsl.
'sssn amer the close Of the Seminole
prime Of the fs Of the
portraits with which the public familiar
The publisher respectfully rsfrrs the following
The erccsncs and hdey Of this engraving
.ct OF which
Prom Francis r. Blair.
srLvrp srprro, Oct. 10, 1sso
nsAs ssi thank for The friendly
and the them in engraved
jackson, with which have honor.d ne
suliys picture, which weich truly
engraving, taken from life when
fhsdslpbis, Seminole portrait gives
perfect delin.ston OIL the
which belonged IN him The life The
~ho then lived with him IN familiar
btsocs- -sriki
arsuder highly that have chosen this
work OF ~ greatest painters the companion
suarts noss bead ~ Washington They will sdon
American whose touched with enthusiasm
patriot ehsfs whose fam. country's aory.
Your obedtsn,
r, r. BLAIR
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ELsctinn In Louifl1na.

Ngw ORLEANS, Jan l2.-Herber. (democrat) for gov
eInor has a sloity OF alb ut coo the Stale The
democrats will have majority probably wsnysix In
the legislature Joint ballot.
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Bureau Of Topossapheal EasinssIss Dee ~, 1904
DRoPOsALS will be received until aud including tbs 10th day Of
February for The following Articles required ths haoof Of
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DOR sAt.EA hundred In Ale randra
Virginia. eight miles from Ale snds eight from Washington,
and ave O. The Inns undergoing
steady the Of the best the
condition. and 10 considered by the
judse- hrtrae msstssaen fsm, equal to any in the
county for that
There IL and
also orchard peaches and sppes selected fruit
The dwelling HOUSE has been In thorough sps spd
harm stable and crib, have recently been erected
Thsrs n. m vssssbs cellar calculated TO hold
| son or kp-h.l. #
The sp,ins .resi.st and Their. 10 plenty Of H.
ention.
apply Major w Num- Mr.
adjoining p.emisss, VIM D. Wsisok Of .rands
bee G-&~lmc nssll
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ICE Cream, 81 gailcn.-owing improved facilities
for making enabled offer public
sy Of the reduced pics OF - gallon.
c. GAUTfER, A La Vile De Paris,
Dec o2-9AwNw Pennsylvania IT.
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90 Island OF ST. Helena.-The Rev. DE- James McGregor
Helena, the Of will
relative island in the evening Of
Lords in Presbyterian church, The services will
precisely O'Clock collection will be taken for
the benefit OF Or, Berram,s mission. Jan Is
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Last Week Iron Haii-A New Of People,
High.
THE AZTEC CHILDREN.
THESE highly
America will conclude their entertainments Iron Hall this
week. They hold levees every day from
S, Tickets 25 children,
assisted in their unique entertainments every night by
Madame RosALIE DURANB,
Sig ANTONIO KovELLI
Master N q. Le Petit BULL,
Master GOoDALL, .aa
and Mr. GOODALL ..-..... .....
Who although unheraded with the ecat sonas Abon
and Miss Hayes certainly
repeatedly said by visers 10 be quite entertaining.
Madame Rosale Durands personal
those vocalist known. ll-du
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ADELPHI THEATRE.
NED DAVis's oLIu MiNsTRELs,
COMPRISING ecisnt versatile corps talented
performers will appearing Friday
Saturday evenings Ina choice selection Of duets
tets Introducing popular with their songs and
fancy witcsns, original dc,
Doors 81 O'Clock performances at ~
Admission twenty five
For further particulars programmes
Jan Is DIT
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<~H~n These ships having been built BY contract
AS sally for service, care has been
6R~ their construction, also In their engines,
strength and speed; and thar sccommo
daons unequaed for elegance and comfort
Price York Liverpool In Grst cabin i9
Exclusive OF size saeroom $780,
From Liverpool New York, ESQ and fO.
An experienced surgeon attached TO each chip H. &.a4@
No bertbs secured until paid for. .s.. ..s
PROPOSED DATES SAILING.
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- Unitarian Church-Dr. Dewey will deliver discourse
next Sabbath night, past O'Clock subject" Man.
Religious Beingn Sepl5
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ZINE OIL PAINTINGs-I have just received few
psinuags. They Of
ssid old celebrated pubr
ar respectfully invited 10 call and ersmins them.
JAS, q. MCGUIRE
Jan 1s-db Anctionrer.
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CHEAP Work Collars and Handkerc htefs--We have
of~ok collars ciemi-ets hnnde chiefs
infants which would OF
ladies hiso style OF Nemsc prints domestic snRhams,
cbidrn's coors, t2k Aisc
OF dnnner besched and brown .hng cotons Irish table
dsmasks and variety Of other goods. which will
cheap. w. NJ, SINISTER b CO.,
Jan i2-3uf Seventh
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ServiccxRev George Clark will
church, 5th H.
T. Subject evenings discouse My Spirit shall
not with man,
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A Great Chance TO make Money-from Is to $40 PEI
dayby person nciudng females
highly useful discove
rnand, per Of mall enclosing si Il
New York. This Is
DENTS cie inyds, wishing make money
mediay lucrative in part Of the United States. Apply
nedateiy.
gs-d2mos
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n Bw FURvTrURE whRE-ROOMs.-Ths subscriber.
In the recently occupied by Mr. Y.by
syivsn6a avenue, large
and Gothic funaret OF and
would the attention OF
ing Having with the leading
tn. supplied regularly, and making purchases
janis MAT INTEL WRIGHT CROSBY.
EALL and Winter Dry Goods Mt greatly reduced
pessWe have hand following goods, and
o6ar the NJ cost price
our spring parch.set 49, -.-'
20 drsases, hne mousseinss and caslmeres
~ pieces mousselines, from ~. To 31x cent?
70 DO plain do in all colou =
- 10 French merinoes, very be.,o ual,v
10 do printed French flannel
Is plain coiors French 6snn,
30 kaxouy, weish, and other flannel. &
Dc plaid dsnsel md cloth suitable for chi,s,.,
splendid stock OF cashmere long sud square shawl.
All kipds OF winter hosiery snd gloves
Lsdiss' and genl.msn'- nndersbirs and drawers
ends OF fancy Cashmere, very cheap
insey, fued cloth, and
he for boys and servsnts ~
50 PAIRS o. blankets, all qualities
20 Msrseilles quilts, cheap
Tbs shove goods bargains expected
- sFTe' CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, A co.
Jan iS-aswlm
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d "a HOOE ~ CO.. whoiesai. and Retail Dealers IN
floor cloths maitinss, curtain
she.na, blankets, and house furnishing goods generally
Pennsyvsps nh aud 9Th Washington
DC +
Aug
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TTI0KOlRE DU CANADA-Depuis n decouvsrft jus a
III nos jour par =. X Gsrneauj 3yo's. snesee, lsi2
u. -.
THE r~sl the Right sho"Id.r.
j The DvNana Cbints. ##..
Only.
ms closd with the Silver Lining
OsA JoltMb
rvAp N Catch Sunbeam.
The Uouse thu Rock.
Frank Forrest
Hssoy piv,ior Of tn. Presbyterian Church
t.A etAss.
Pseneh the Study Words.
Cossoistiobt by Jas W. Alexander, n. D. -
Ros ses by GRAY h RAILAHTYNE
Iann TIN stree,
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The following extract from private letter received in
this city by the Asia is not without interest, showing
the judgment formed in The highest commercial circles Of
the aspect OF affairs in Europe and Of the effect OF recent
financial measures OF the British government;
.s LONDON. June
Europe is sufficiently occupied with Turkish and Rus
sian ali airs this Al the time, war Is not
anticipated long france and England act together
and they understood DO perfectly agreed
The growing scarcity Of money has induced the Bank
advance It's OF discount 10 ~ cent This
has forced on Bank than expected
by the nna ncia measures OF tho Chancellor OF the Elk
chequer Ft reduced the OF interest
bills low that the day coming round Tor their re
newa the holders the Of three millions sterling
have preferred the cash
MIR Gadsiones project Of Issuing "a treasury bonds
deemable at tho pleasure of the government after forty
years, failure No have them so that he
viii succeed in reducing the Interest any CON
siderable portion of the public debt
Our grain crops lock WELL In spite Of The cold weather
while the supply Of wheat from the Black and Baltic is
likely 10 be large"
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Grand Lodge OF New York.

New York, June IA, 1853
To the Editor Of The Union;
SIR: The Grand Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons
Of New York has elected and installed the following
officers for the ensuing year
Hon. Reuben Hyde Waworih, Grand Master.
Joseph ID Evans, Deputy Grand Master.
Jarvis M Hatch, Senior Grand Warden.
FInay Nj. King, Junior Grand Warden.
James M. Austin, New York, Grand Secretary.
Charles S. Church. Grand Treasurer
Finay M. KING, Chairman Committee on Foreign Re
lations.
Chancellor Waworlh took his obligations as Grand
Master on the same Bible on which General George
Washington was sworn into Office as first President OF
the United States .sH Yours, &c,
VINnEy
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The United States mail steamship Philadelphia, Lieut.
Mekinsiry, United States navy, commander. arrives
| al New Orleans on 10Th instant from Aspinwal with
the California mails and 100 passengers She bring,
dates from San Francisco 10 the 18th ult and from Pa
| mama to The LIST
John Nesbiti, an assistant engineer, was instantly
siisd while IN lbe discharge OF his duty, by having biz
mead caught IN part OF the machinery, the ship
entering The harbor OF Aspnwall. s#
Ihe intelligence from California, though not OF i'm
poI'ani interest. Is YET gratifying on the whole.
raiio and are aJ iS approving IN corresponding
10 render Them fair rival for mining operations
successful as these are proving This bat be
matter oil deep gatnaton 10 all who desire be solid
and permanent Improvement OF our glorious Golden
Safe and the advancement of the real interests of IN.
| republic ON the shores OF the Pacific 'a'">
The meIcanl' community do not, however seem so
well satisfied with the state OF their affairs as the other
classes have every reason TO be- and gratefully
edge themselves Nevertheless we cannot see sinyls
given for their complaints OF depression and sIe
rather inclined to consider them ebulltons OF
impaience than the result OF actual OF fair share
ARRAYS, murders. and Indian ravages still form ma
merous portion OF the incidents related in the California
papers s 49,. H.;
peiraed on three horsadealers who crossing th.
country with troop of horses for market They
burnt the bodies OF their victims, and made OFF with
their animals and other property. One of them RI
ding one OF the stolen horses, however, led TO a sus
pcIon OF the robbery, and inquiries and searching
soon led TO the discovery Of some Of the emaos OF the
murdered men, the detection of the crime that had been
| committed, and OF lis savage perpetrators
The rebber Joaquin still large eludng all pur.
suit. and pursuing his brgandage with impuny There
would seem 10 be little doubt, however. that The effort.
being made must soon put check on his career
Bills have been passed to provide for the suppression
and prevention OF gambling and for the better observa
&C., on that day.
Mrs. C. N. Sinclair (Mrs. Forrest) arrived in Sar
francisco on the 9Th ult, and made most successiu
debut on the 9th. Calharne Hayes lelt San francisco
for the Atlantic States the 10Th ult, after most sue
cessul tour. OF Lola MontcZ we see nothing whateve
| said. .E4U3 ,9tass1
Among the late deaths at San Francisco we notice tina
OF the Hon. Patrick w. Tompkins, late member OF Con
gress from Mississippi, &c.
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From the Boston Times

.,. From the Boston Times.
INTERESTING FROM BuENos AYREs-NAvAL ENGAGE
MENTs, ETc-Advices from Buenos Ayres to The cath
April have been received at this port.
All attempts at Cancellation having failed, the siege of
the city was recommended with renewed vgor on the
5h and letters state that the 2lst all kinds of provs-
ions were scarce and II demand; The mos, formidable
preparations were making on both sides Ga Tie side of
the city, all males capable OF bearing ordered
TO assist in the deence-martia law proclaimed the
custom house Offices closed and an additional issue
oil twelve millions OF paper money had been made Ur-
quiza also had been making efforts and feared
by some would attempt TO blockade the port hu this il
IS thought would be prevented by the foreign fleets All
beokens work. and the fate OF the city will prob
ably be decided in a week.
naval engagement was fought jus, outside the har
Dor OF Buenos Ayres, April Is, between the fleet of
Buenos Ayres consisting OF half dozen sailing yes.
sels and that OF Urquiza, consisting of several
he hg lasted two hour, with doubtful results
lhoogh me vessels OF Urqulza had the advantage,
through their steamng poweI.) until the Buenos Ay-
rean ADMIRAL who, seized with panic in consequent
OF receiving wound in the leg Jumped into boa, and
went on board OF his vessels not so much exposed 10
the fire OF the enemy, leay ing his vessel TO lis fate
After several OF the officers on board mat vessel had
been wounded, and eight or len OF her killed, she
surrendered. Among tie prisoners lakes board the
vessel was Sgnor Cares of the eminent Spanish house
IN Buenos Ayres, and well known in this city, he
ing often been here on business Fears entertained
for his life from the savage ierociy Of OF his CAP
tors.
Another OF the Buenos Ayrean vessels, which touched
the ground. was obliged to surrender and the ander
OF The Heel sailed back to the city under the lead OF Their
commander.
The Captain OF the Leopold, from whom this news is
received states that while present in the camp OF the
sies he wounded Buenos Ayrean colonel broug hi
in, and that in his presence he Immediately decap-
taed The strength Of the force of Ufqusa estimated
al Is. 600 Probably three egiments OF Eu.
ropean Yankee troops would capture The city in few
hours, as 10 many places the defences are only hogs
heads filled with gravel,
An American gentleman, who few months since
wrote home that peace would be proczimed on The 25h
q p has hePn ed ri lat n
the music OF balls and has been obliged TO change
bis quarters, the authorizes having seized and fortified
his house TO repel the attacks OF the besiegers,
Urquza siranng every nerve 10 increase his feet in
order block AIDE The city, The Buenos Ayreans are also
htng out vessels Of II the city blockaded
II must fall
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The Memphis convention ELECTS continual comment,
from the New Orleans papers The Bulletin says thai,
the dissemination TO win away and cripple the
Of New Orleans The handspring OF the whole movs-
men and quote. from Louisville, Nashville, Wheel
ing, and BALTIMORE journals to show thai the convention
was tended TO make Baltimore Inc market Tor the trade
OF the Southwest The Picayune thinks that in the
rivalry between Baltimore and Norfolk. New Ofleans
will share in the general benefit of the reduced prices
and improved modes Of transit which strong compe,
ton may produce in concentrating freight and travel on
the Mississippi and il inimaics hat 81 the terminus OF
the Baltimore and Norfolk railroads mus, be on The Mis-
.isspp 1t will serve to concentrate there the commerce
Of the wide extent OF couniry which will prefer the cheap
nyer route TO New Orleans TO the expense OF railroad
uansporiaon.-Posfon Poet.
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There are several religious sect. among The Chinese
but The principal elements OF belief similar They
believe IN three great ersences-two OF them original,
and without beginning end, and the third the product
OF the other two or the FIRST exislence. one is spi
ritual the other materials The three together are heaven
earth, and mao. Heaven Is spiritual; earth material bat
everlasting aud man the product Of BOTH and psriskng
of the nature Of both The figures and saven images TO
which the Chinese pay reverence sncouth hey afe)
do not represent gods but good who have eminenty
benefited their race during their siay earth They
suppose tina, these in heaven, enjoying spiritual
and carnal immortality, but that the spiritual pat pos
The power OF being present here esrh and OF be-
ing cognizant OF all that passes amongst the living
hfA THoms Journal
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MARKETS,

NEw YoRk, June Up. m.-Ths stock market closed
dull ro-daysales United States S. Of 1867 l2I Canton
Company, 30s Erie. e7f Long Island. sales Reading
93t Parker vein 35i CUNT erland coal, 493 PhoniY
2{; New Creek, "a Morris canal 2OE Nicaraaua 8O;.
The money market 10 steady. Exchange London 81
81 prem Flour is fun-hoders asking prices some
what above the views OF buyersnies Of 900 bbs Mt
81 81 81 80 for Sate and 81 S7a S. IL for souhern
Corn meal, 81 81 81 Rye -four, 50 10. Wheat frm
and good shipping demand-sales Of 600 bushels Iz2
for Ohio white red wheat, Ill cents southern
white, l23 cents red 10 liz cents Sales 10000 bush
els SO IS cents Tor white and yellow Oais 4s ~
Rye 93 cents Sales 200 bbls pork SIS 81 for
prime, Sl3 Is. Cotton is quet-buyers asking
a conce ssion-.saes small Whiskey, 22i % cents
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Ecoaemy and Integrity In the Public Expend-
iturea

We copy ibis morning from the Charleston Mercury
an article OF Characteristic candor containing some views
that cannot be too carefully pondered. The Mercury
expresses great confidence in the frmnsss OF General
Pierce, and points out forcibly the subjects which will
demand his attention. Never before have we had
an administration OF the general government which
has been called upon 10 meet graver tissues, or 10
correct more fragrant abuses than those which invite
and await the action Of General Pierce The unpre-
oeden''d revenues OF the government, seem TO suggest
70 many sasaeous operators reckless expenditures and
The twenty millions in the independent treasury are
made the excuse the part Of The advocates Of appo
Pna,'on' to individual and local proer,s for the nos
urgent invocs,ons 10 the Congress Of the United States
10 arrest This tendency 10 exuavagance will require
not only vigan and vigorous efforts on the par, Of the
Executive but the most strenuous exerions Of the
L'ends oil economy in the national legislature The ex
ample Of the las, administration is fruitful OF admopition
IN more respects ihaa one but it's bold and fragrant
frauds upon the treasury, beginning with monster
wong and running through succession Of corrupt
combinations. involving principals and subordnates,
show how necessary il is TO he honor OF the country and
the welfare Of the people to have a srons minded and
fearless patriot who will arrest these fearful prac
uees ~ time 10 come. General Pierce has been reared
10 the old fashioned school Of State rights democracy
snd ne - one oil those who know the dangers Of con-
'olda'on and understand The proclivity OF too many
Of our politicians IN favor Of the concentration Of power
under the general government The direct road 10
This evil so sloquen'ly aeplored by The father. Of The
constitution. Is the reckless srpendur. of the. pnb
ic funds in projects Of doubtful and local p,l,ty IN.
decline Of economy in the expenditures Of the govern
msnt, and the encouragement of speculation and fraud
on the par, Of those who reach by shameless e.
pediens, and abuse il without To arrest hi.
state Of things is grave and difficult, duty but 10 do il
.heo'uslly wosd reAeo, more credit upon any man. no
matter how elevated his station, than any act Of more
brilliant or oscntaiious character
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NV j. &. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

IMPROVED ISL AND PROPERTY FOX sALE.--on Saturday,
the ish day June, viii sell public auction, the
mart OF square 49, the Of and 18Th
SOUTH the improvements consisting Of rsostory
frame bous and sns back building.
Also 3s7, fronting alley
Rylsnd chspc with the improvements consisting OF
story house aY..a..- ~. - ."4
Also part Is square 4e6 with the
np bounded the
alley In this house the Male Primary school Is
Of sale: balance
deferred secured
property, bearing
Al OF purchaser Title be
svcd 10 be ndisputabe
NJ the complied days The
right resell the risk and Of the fret pur
ch
q. MCGUIRE
lime Is-a Auctioncer