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"oud spectfully inform friends and consu
:" eoI generally that we are receiving and prepared
todever the LocuSt and Coal Mountain Goals which in
appearance, quality and durability cannot be SURPASSED
by any brought to this market We merely desire parties
TO give these Goals trial convince them of this fact
II taken at once and in quantities tons and upwards
we are enabled to furnish them So 25 per ton of 22lO
IDS. We also keep constantly hand Lykens Valley
Short Mountain and Cumberland Goals
WAsHBURN & House,
Jel9tlO Office SO Lombard St I'd door west of Son+b
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his age. " ~ '' year Vi
On the sd instant, BENJAMIN FRANKLIN WEIGH
of West river. ~ ~ ' e'o'i'
Fell asleep in Jesus, JOHN RICHsTEIN. in the 65tb
year of his age. ." INV o''''
On the sd instant, EDWARD JOHN in the Sd wear of
ms age, only son Of Edward j. and Ann Eliza Tarnr
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FINE WORK.

We would call attention to the advertisement in another
conmh of Mr. C. Emerich boot shoe gaiter manufac-
turer No Is South street. Being practical workman
he furnishes superior article and by purchasing for cash
from first hands, enabled offer his goods at prices
that will be found satisfactory II
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The L: ). Practice ship Preble Commander Cra-
ven, arrived in Hampton Roads yesterday morning,
ron Annapolis. The Preble, we believe, is bound
10 r. Europe, and will probably sail to-day
terday, at the Gosport Navy Yard and the sioon
John Adams put in her place.-Nortok HernLd
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MINNESOTA 4 Pacific RAILROAD-The lGnnooot;,,
OF June IL says ''The laborers have commenced the
grading otthe road between st. Paul and St. Antho-
ny, at point back of the Mission, near where ope
ratlons were begun last fall. As yet only limited
torce are at work on the line but more are to com
mence as soon as the shanties for their accommoda
non are erected. The work on the line between
mere and st. Anthony is light, and will be finished
this seasohWthout difficulty. Beyond st. Anthony
operations will be commenced soon. as the road ha
been let to sub-eontractors as far as Rice Creek,
ana other contractors are waiting to get contracts
awarded on the remainder ofthe 80 miles ;,
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From the Ne,o York Ne,os. !

WHAT HAS CHANGED You so we have
al witnessed with establishment the extraordinary and i'm
proved change in many gentleman and lady who had
become renaturey gray, but who, by some means had
Seen mlaculously reiuvenated There is time in life
Wheh gray hairs seem to harmonic the furrowed
prov ana the wrnked features but unfortunately from
some cause or other thousands of young men and wo
men hnt only witness the gradual change Of their locks To
mottled ana Specked gray, but mortified by the
aSer OF positive badness from the loss of their
mar. All TINS demands a remedy, and d safe one We
naturally look about and ask, in this age of scientific in
rentoh VINO stands highest as the Proprietor and Manu-
Jd OF real hair restorera restorer of color As we'll
as health 6eauiitier as well hair tonic We find at
Individual. Any of the splendid heads of hair aono
broadway, once falling out, dry and gray when asked
WOoD's HAIR RESTORATIVE
CAUTIoN-Beware of worthless limitations as several
are already IN the market, called by different names Use
none unless the words Professor Woodss Hair Restor
i've Depot g. Louis Mo, and New York are blown in
the bottle Sold by all Druggists and Patent dcine
Dealers. Also by all Fancy and Toilet Goods Dealers in
the United States and Canadas and by
JOHN e. GIVEN, Chnamans Tea Store
Jel'-W 81 and 80 Bdltin0ye street
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The above are all new cases, but this particular
mode OF swindling the public is not new inven-
tIon, as Is shown by the records of the Post Office
Department. In 1S49 there were returned to the
Office here ga letters addressed to Senior Jose de
Alyear, and containing SO each. In 1850, there
were 95S letters returned addressed to DR.. r. NJ.
W eisselhoff, and containing 81 each. The noted
hrm OF 'Dashall Co." of Chicago, had letters re-
turned here. in 1855, containing the largo snm of
So id6 and the firm of ''W. J. Buck Co., of the
same place. were refused the delivery of POS letters
which, at the Dead Letter Office were found to con-
tam S6S3. The whole of this money thus seized
upon by the Post Office Department, has been re-
turned to the parties inclosing it, but at heavy
cost of labor to the Government
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NJ \ Il Il [ f ID

On the 24th instant, by Rev Mr.. EGenqer, DANIEL
this city. >p' Vi
d on inc i'th instant, by Rev. H. B. Rgaway EDWARD
city. 1'' JUN Vi 'ii's
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Excursions.
HEE. -
'WO EXCURSIONS

EaeSlt4 TWO EXCURSIONS.
77zI-zz7-z171HE THIRD md FOURTU0E IJrTY
NO i0NLl FIVE DOLLARS FOR THE ROUND TpIp 4 ,
~ NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, AND ON POINT
COMFORT i'iNl
van the privilege Of haong the tickets crtended n -.
turn any day during the ,oeek.
Inc splendid steamers NORTH CAROLINA and IOIrSI
ANA, commanded by Captains Cannon and Russell 6ay
ing unsurpassed stateroom and berth accommodation Co.
upwards of 400 persons. '''
The NORTH CAROLINA will leave the foot of Concord
street. on SATURDAY EVENING July Sd. at 6 ocIoct
arriving at Old Point Comfort and Norfolk the next morn
ing. ~ Hoih-
=, returning will leave Norfolk on SUNDAY EVENING
tne fth INST, at o'clock, and Old FONT Comfort at
G I,, arriving in Baltimore early Monday morning
without the loss of any business day 9'
Tie LOU SlANA will leave the foot of Concord street on
SoNDA1 En ENlNG, the 4th of July, g O'Clock re
turning on Monday. -
PERSONS wishing to spend few days ofhe city cannot
10 better than to avail themselves ofhese trips having
opportunity OF visiting Fortress Monroe the most exten
slye fertilization in this country
O. tickets to be had Mt the Office on board the boat
time ON the Sd. va ~ '
ie2l-t4jy ~ -'' 80.
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DECISIONS OF THE SECRETARY OF THE

The Secretary of the Treasury has affirmed the
decision of the Collector of the port at Boston, on
the appeal of VIM. w. Warren, subiecing to
duty, at the rate of twenty per cent an article
imported by the appellee from Liverpool, and de-
scribed as lava gas-burners. The Secretary holds
that as the substance was earthly or mineral it is
clearly embraced in the classification of earthen
China, and stonewarc, and all other wares com
posed of earthly or mineral substances not other
wise provided for.
The Secretary of the Treasury has also affirmed
the decision of the collector of the port of New
York assessing duty of fifteen per cent. on .'cas-
tee In coils, for the reason that is manufactured
by similar process as caSteel in bars
The Secretary of the Treasury has overrued the
decision of the collector of the port at New York
in assessing duty of twenty-four per cent. upon
the Importation of an article described as ''hemp
or jute carpeting, for the that the article
Is not wholly composed of hemp. The rate Of duty
assessed is fifteen nor cont
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CooEINc Car

Inc best in the world Prepared especially for famil
use by the Baltimore coal Company 1t burns freely an
leaves cnker
DoBDGN & WAKEFIELD, Sole Agents,
je23tf 90 sooo.,l 60.
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COMMENCEMENT OF THE GENERAL THEO-
LOGICAL SEMINARN


The present week has been one of much interest
TO the clergy Of the Protestant Episcopal Church
and others connected with the General TheoIogica
Seminary. The annual sermon before the Alumni
ASSOCIATION was preached Tuesday evening in
ST. Peters Church, goth inst, by Rev j. A. vii
iiims' Inc Alumni Association met for the trans
action OF business at p. VI. of the same day
The annual essay before the Association was raad
IN the Seminary Chapel at ! p NJ on Wednesday
by Rev. Russell Trevitt, d. D.. The annual exami-
nation of the students took place at the Seminary
on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, and this
morning the Commencement exercises wore hnld a.
ST. Peters Church in 10Th street
The services to-day were, as they ALWAYS are on
Chls occasion, very interesting, and drew a LARGE
congregation. There were in the body of the
cnnrch over one hundred students and alumni of
Oh the seminary, and the galleries were crowded
with ladies' In the chancel were the RI
Rev. the Bishops (Donc) of New Jersey. White
house, Of Illinois, (Upfold) of Indiana. CDe-
lancey OF Western New York, and (Potter) Pro
Nlslonal OF New ork. The Faculty of the Semi
nary, Rev. Drs Mahan, johnson, Cruise and Turner
sat to the right of the chancel, in gowns and Rev
Messrs. Young. of Trinity Church. Leonard. of New,
\ DIRK, Goodwin, of Maryland. and MONTGOMERY of
Philadelphia, in surpHces, sat near them The mu-
sic was remarkably good, being sung throughout bv
the students and cergv-One hundred and tu,ant,!
four voices, all tod-by whom the plain SONG and
chants rendered with an effect and sonorons
ness never approached except at this annual Com
mencement, and the Convention of this Diocese
The sermon was preached by the Bishop of New
Jersey, VINO TOOK ms text from Romans y. & to :
inclusive, the subject of his sermon bein~ taken
mainly from the following verses:
L. For whosoever shall call upon the mama Of tIo
Lord shall be saved ~ Vi ''o
=, 10 How then shall they call on him in whom
they have not believed? and how shall they beliera
IN him of whom they have not heard? and how
snail they hear without preacher?
After the sermon the graduating class were called
up and stood in front OF the chancel the Bishons
were seated in the chairs, and the Bishop of NV,
Jersey officiating. Rev, DR.. Mahan, the Dean Of
the Faculty, then presented the graduates. as men
VINO had completed the full course of studies nrn
scrlbed by the canons and had been considered
worthy to receive the degrees of the Seminary.
The Bishop of New Jersey afectionateIy weIc3m-
ed the graduates, and as the names were called b,,
the dean, he presented degrees to the following zen
tlemen: 5'ii
:, Edward F. Baker Maine; Silas r. Jones. New
4Grk; James c. Lea Jones, Western New York:
John Thomas Moody, Nova Scotia: Dan. Ellis
Willes, New York; Fred. j. F. Lightbourn, New
pork; 1 bon Wilkinson Illinois; George Burgess
sey; iona. 4. Wainwright New York
The graduates having received the degrees knelt
before the Bishop, who blessed them in the name of
the Trinity.-N Y. Express.
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The new stores erecting in Franklin Square,
In Boston, are among the most costly and imposing
structures of the kind in the country. They are
built of granite, with iron fronts in of them
for the first story, and of great height.
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At the recent Common Pleas, in Mahonng Coun-
ty, Ohio, Anthony Howell was found guilty of sell
ling liquor to be drank on the premises where sold,
DAYS.
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The FISHERY CONMIssIoNERs.-Th Hon. J. II
gray, OF ot; John, n: B., who was appointed UNI.
ana American Commissioners for defining the fish
ing boundaries on the shores of the United States
and the Provinces has recently given his decision
IN several eases submitted to him. 1t appears that
the Commissioners differed as to wenty-four places
in Prince Edwards Island, Her Majesty's Commits.
soner claiming that they rivers under the
treaty, and the United States Commissioner DENY.
ing that they could be so considered. Mr. GRAY
has decided that eighteen of these places are rivers
under the treaty and that the remaining six are
not. Mr.. Gray has also decided in favor of the
lines claimed by the British Commissioner for de-
lning the mouths of the Bucouche and Miramicbi
rivers. IA
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and
HALE A MILLION HAVE BEEN SOLD,
and Notwithstanding all conrivances the ac
compshment of the object most of which were lit
tie less than frauds upon housekeepes have been offered
to the public the simplicity of ARTHuRs the ease arHL
ehtch uey are mandged and the certainty Of result have
now in
THE FOURTH YEAR
SINCE their introduction their reputation stands by gen
eral acknowledgment far above any other jar in
the market In proof this quote from almost innu
merable testimonials this from the
EDITOR OF THE LADY'S BOOK.
in the number for July, 1858 He saws:
These celebrated Cans and Jars the first introduced
and by al Odds the best steadily coming gener-
al use Thousands of housekeepers who in past
were tempted to try other and jars and
or less of their fruit in consequence will he glad to learn
that Arhurs never fails For seasons are hare said
use no other, and We repeat the adrice"
Arthurs Cans and Jars are
ALL PREPARED FOR SEALING
iheN nave channel around the mouth the outside
hled with cement when Sold and all ready for sealing
lou nave after fng vessel with hot fruit only to
heat your lid and press the cement when the work
Is done directions are followed carefully, is al
ways certain.
PATENT STAMP
ny Take notice, that Arthurs Cans and Jars all bear
the ratent stamp On the tin you will find it i'm
pressed in the metal the earthenware lars in an oval
on the bottom and in raised letters the sides of the
glass Jars. ~
TIN CANs-Pint, quart, half-gaIlon and galon
tiRE,fRooF SToNEwAEE (cane color) JARs-Pint quart
and half gallon. f
QUEENswARE.-Pint, quart and half gallon
GLAss.-Pint quart and mitigation
The Cans and Jars Except glass; NEST, to secure
ARTHUR'S sELF-sEALING CANS AND JARS
are manufactured under the patent for the United
States by
ARTHUR, BURNHAM & GILRoY.
III ll9 South Tenth street. Philadelphia
Also manufacturers under the patent for the United
States, of the "OLD DOMINION" COFFEE POT
For sale by dealers in housekeeping articles and store
Keepers generally ie26-eo2t
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Captain Luce, of steamer Arctic notor;at, .
been elected Treasurer of the Cleveland and o,nds
Railroad, Aoieuo
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SINGULAR Suicide OF AN UNKNOWN MAN.-On Sun
Fxar e..ehlng as couple of boys, named James
Tho were rowing skif near the Ohio shore at
upper end of the Seventeenth Ward. they were
Give tbsy, respectable looking man. who offered to
The bovs a,me to take him across to jamestown.
about 3af Wsv to the proposition and had pulled
suddenly lung himself overheard and 1 hoforo III
youths who were panic struck at the nIrort ,ne
%e beneah the f tDb to for the last
his hat, which, however, afforded m nney picked up
to identify him. He is described as we, M d
man, apparently about So years old W MerI dressed
Commercial -Iiheinndtl
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Herr Driesbach the lion tanner, has got out A
programme for the Fourth of July celebration in
his city, in Minnesota, which includes a dance on
the green, a corn-fed OK roasted for the occasion
"blenty oflager,' and an Grafton from the Herr
himself
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TERRIBLE MASSACRE IN BURNAU

The following is an extract from a private letter.
received by the last steamer, addressed to a mer
camille firm in Philadelphia, and written from Ava,
in the Burmese Empire:
The King of Burmah has sent TO- 900 rupees
tlooOl to the committee in Calcutta for those who
have suffered by the Indian mutinv. His maiesty,s
whole course during the months this fearful storm
OF anarchy has been sweeping over India has been
most praiseworthy. A civil war is now raging in
unan, province in China, bordering upon Bur
nah. The Mohammedan part of the population
rose upon the other creeds, and had murdered
whole villages. After hundreds OF thousands were
butchered the tide turned, and it is thought now
that not a single M0sem will be spared"
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II n p t. n NJ

ELoPEMENT FRoM PAEIs.-A son of NJ Fould the
MINISTER OF State, has contrived to fall in love with
Mdie. alcrle, an actress of the Theatre Francois
and as he could not accomplish his object on more
favorable terms, he determined to marry her For
that purpose he has carried the lady off to London
and it is not yet known whether the narties ara
married or not. In the meantime the affair has
been referred to the Due de Malakoff who will No
doubt do all in his power prevent the heir of the
Jew Minister from becoming the husband Of n
Christian actress. As usual under the nresant
regime In France, the papers have been ordered un-
de the penalty OF suppression, not to aude to the
mlsnap which desolates the hearth of the Minister
OF state. Paris letter says:-''The scandal of NJ
Foulds youthful is much talked of He has
r9oDed ms father of not 100 900 francs but 500 900!
NJ. Fould, the father, wrote to the Due de MaakoH
In London, to use authortyI' But Marshal PeIis
ser treated the whole thing as French 'sub-lieu-
tenant might. He asked young Fould and Mdle
NaieTle 10 breakfast: said pleasantly, Young peo-
PIE give you my bleSSingp and wrote to the urious
allr'' An'"' "'er
lHE AMERICAN CHAPEL IN PARIs.-0ur readers
remember that Rev. DR.. Kirk, of this city, went TO
| ailS about year ago, to establish a chapel for
I roteslant worship in the English language. The
pan contemplated Il union of Episcopalians with
All other Protestants in the support of the enter
prise and the form of worship. DR.. Kirk held his
! services In French chapel but the new one has
! now Deen completed about two months and is nm
Ger the charge of Rev. Mr.. Seeley formerly of
| Springfield. The system of conducting the eyer
clses is like that followed in the Wesleyan chanel
n, tllc same city, where portions of the Book of
common Prayer are read in the morning. and a non
episcopal service is held in the afternoon The au
uiehceS are large and the Americans in Paris take
! q NATIONAL pride in unfolding the undertaking.
t EoleGnons which have averaged over 500 each
nave been taken up.-Bostop Adrertiser
-, AoToGhAPH OF SHAKEsPEARE.-On Monday. June
iaIn' the mortgage deed for the sale of a house in
1913, bearing the autograph signature of shake.
pe pea the most clearly written specimen known
IN the Illustrated London Necs of the 5th 70 ~,
l eng only autograph of Shakespeare in private
n'haS' ana the only one which money is ever likely
20 20 puy. only five unmistakeable autographs of
Shakespeare are known, (for we do not believe
even IN the FloriO in the British Museum viz. tbe
three signatures to his will on three sheets the siG
nature to the deed in the Guildhar Library. and
tlis, or the "arrick autograph, offered to the
| greatest admirer with the longest purse. The
! Guildhall Library document is the counternart Of
me conveyance Of house in Ireland-yard, near to
the Blackfriar's Theatre, which Shakespeare bought
IN l0l2, and bequeathed by will to his daughter,
| susanna Hall. 1t is genuine beyond dispute"
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ID EFUSE SALT.-20O Bushels REFUSE
~ SALT, for agricultural purposes, for sale by
Je263t JOSEPH CARSON & co
4 IIEESE.-250 Boxes EASTERN CUT
~ TING CHEESE, for sale low by
CAPRON & co.
je26-3t COS Cav street
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A meeting of the citizens of Rome, Ga, was held
on the 10th inst, to consider the practicabtv of
opening the Coosa river to Wetumpka, Ala, SO as
10 give uninterrupted navigation to Mobile
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600 BROADWAY, N, y.
SoLE AGENr FoR nm ILNIrrn SrArr.

6O9 BROAD WAT, " J.,
SOLE AGENT FOR THE UNITED STATES
The object of this Circular is to give publicity to the
most valuable and efficient remedy that has been vet
peen introduced in the practice of medicine for the pur
pose of removing every usghty appearance from the
skn and preserving to it to the latest period of life nearly
all the hrmness and freshness youth Extensive expe
rence and minute observation long satisfied the
proprietor that if applied as directed it will speedily re
move any unsighty appearance, such Tan Sun Burns
Freckles &c, and quickly cure all Pimples Humors and
Eruptlons which may dsfgure the cOuntenance; and will
also mpar to the skin the delightful softness and
delicate cearness; in short preserve pleasing com
peNon through life nothing is required but the
GopFREY'S EXTRACT OF ELDER FLOWERS,
The sweetest and really the most perfect
BEAuTIFIER l NATURE.
This admirable preparation Of Elder Flowers is very
earliest been esteemed mild harmless yet most
perfect beauter of the skin. Tan Sun Burns Freckes
Redress &C. it will speedily and completely remove
CHILDREN
1t is sngulary beneficial and perfectly inoxous even to
the youngest infant.
SHAVING.
1t is valuable beyond anything, annihating every
ppe and all roughness rendering the skin soft and firm
preparing it so completely for the razor
FAMILY LOTION
Godfreys Extract Of Elder Flowers be found beyond
all praise, and needs only trial to be approved
AGENTS.:
CARY, HOWARD * SANGER, New York
ScnIFFELrN BROS. Co..
+. C. WELLS & Co.
j. W. NoRCROss Il Co., Boston and New York
And all other Wholesale and Retail Druggists
iell -2aw4m
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JoHNsoN's SEWING MACHINE.
PRICE $50, $40, and $50,
For BEAUTY and durability of stitch finish and design
is not ercet'ed by any other MACHINE
GIBBS SEWING MACHINE
PRICE SIS, $23, and s25.
The above MACHINES are SPEEDY in their MOVE
MENT and make strong elastic stitch that will not
rip or break if every fifth stitch is cut
Salesroom, No. 90 BALTIMORE ST.
Pl9-u L. D. CHASE, Agent.
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THE DAILY EXCHANGE is published every morning
(Sundays exceped price Two CENTS served in the city
at twelve and half cents per week payable TO thG
ers mailed to subscribers of the city at SIN
pera TERMs-nvariably cash in vance offio 5
OF PUBLICATIoN-North-E East corner OF Baitlnioe ~
North streets, Baltimore. Letters to be adaresSeu ~
THE DAILY EXCHANGE Baltimore, Maryland"
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GALE OF MORTGAGED PROPERT1

GALE OF MORTGAGED PROPERTY
~ IN BALTIMORE COUNTY under the Act If 1909
CHI. 1872 " -''
By virtue of Power of Attorney from Stepben "
Fails MORTGAGE and in pursunce of Act of Assembly nj
Maryland 1926 CHI 1872 the undersigned as trustee will
oler at public sale, the premises, MONDAY 18th
day Of July, A. u. 1858, at II O'Clock A. NJ
ALL THAT TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND st,otad
IN Baltimore county which is described in deed of mort
gage from William II. Watkins to Stephen w. Falls dated
9Th Dec A. d. 1857 and recorded among the mortooga
records of Baltimore county, in Liber H. NJ f. No o
oIlo 1876, &c. This farm contains about one ONE Hun
pkED AND THIRTY TWO ACRES OF LAND-ffty
acres in fine oak and chestnut timber and the balance
good arabic land 1t lies the northernmost prong of
me Hartford Turnpike abou II miles from Baltimore
oeng part of the farm which belonged the late Arch
bald Cuttings.
Ierms-Onet third cash, and balance in two equal in
tments, payable in one and two years respectively
with interest from the day of sale
RICHARD J. CUTTINGS, Attorney