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III I S C z L L A N ECU S .

Thirteen lottery and gift enterprises in Rocking
nam county, New Hampshire, whose circulars have
been distributed throughout the country for some
time past, and which held forth extraordinary in
ducements to their dupes, have been broken up.
The action of the House of Representatives on the
Fort Smelling case, while it exOnorates the Secre-
| tary of War from all censure, condemns the Com
missoners for not having made the sale pub
lie and allowed the fullest competition among pur-
| chasers.
Nicholas Ten Brock, rich and estmable bache-
Tor citizen OF Greenport, N Y, while in his pig pen
4 few days ago, shot and killed by his nephew
who had been out shooting at crows, and careessly
| hred his revolver at a knot-hole in the pen. His
property is left to his sisters family of whom this
unfortunate nephew is
The Northern Central Railroad Company has
leased the Sunbury and Erie Railroad from Sun
| bury to WilliamSport, and intend runnin~ their
cars through from Baltimore to the latter place
the arrangement to commence on the first day of
July.
distlery at Michigan City, Indiana. owned bv
a Mr.. Doty, was struck by lightning during the
storm on Sunday night, set fire and entirely de-
stroyed Loss estimated at SIS 900. The distillery
was not in operation.
Judge w. A. Higgings a DISTINGUISHED member
OF the Masonic fraternity, and for many wears Chief
Justice of Washington county, Texas died at
his residence at Brennan, on the morning of the
Goth ultmo.
NJ. de Sartiges, the French Minister, is not ooino
to France, as stated unless he obtain the permis-
sion OF his Government, which is not yet granted to
| him.
Among the private bills which passed the House
OF Representatives on Friday, was one for the relief
| of a Revolutionary soldier who is now one hundred
and three years old
| DR.. F. n. w. Burton, Secretary of State of Ten
nessee, has resigned his Office Previously to so
doing he addressed letter to the public in vindca-
ton of himself from the charge of being a de-
| iauter.
| The city election of New Haven took place on
Monday, and resulted in the election of Phillip :.
| Galpin, the Democratic candidate for Mayor, and
all the other Democratic candidates for CITY offices
by about 500 majority
The Jackson (O.) Standard. saws that every one
OF the SIX murders committed in that county
during the past four years have been the direct re-
suit OF intemperance.
The hog cholera has again made its appearance
in kentucky, Indiana, Tennessee, and Arkansas
the animals are dying by hundreds.
| The Gonzales (Texas) Inquirer of the ODD ultimo
says No less than $1,000 head of horses and mules
have crossed the river at this place since February
| last, bound for the Northern States
! There is a rumor that the Williamsport and EImi
"a Railroad Company will purchase the Elmira. Can
andaigua and Falls Railroad at the pubic sale this
month.
| Litchteld county, Connecticut, died at Ltchfeld
his birth place, June 1st in the Tooth year of his
| United States soldier, named John Mcnamara
was killed in Carlisle, Thursday night, by an
other soldier named Francis Perrier
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DOMESTIC MARKETS

MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW ORLEANS, June 1.-The sales of Cotton to day have
been only $500 bales the sales for the week been
q 500 bales and the receipts $3.50 The market closed
with irregular prices the disturbances in the city having
had very depressing effect The stock in port is 500
bales The receipts at this port 81 600 bales ahead
the same period last year. and at all Southern ports the
excess is II 900 bales Sugar unchanged, with light sup
plies Colee.rhe sales for the week have been 500
bags the stock in port only % 900 bags against
bags at the period last year-prces range from 10
Tx cts for Rio Cotton freghts to Liverpool 516ths
Sterling exchange 1t7s6107A.
SAVANNAH, June.4-Cotton.-The markets here and at
Augusta are dull. and without change in prices
CHARLESTON, June 4-Cotton.-The market closed ouet
and unchanged, with sales of 700 bales.
CHICAGO June 5.Flour dull Wheat closed with an adj
vancng tendency, the market being unsettled and ex
cited Sales at 67G 20 cts. Corn steady at 81 cts Shin
ments to Buffalo: 500 bbls Flour, As 600 bus Wheat
$4,000 bus Corn. Shipments to Oswego No Flour l6 600
bus Wheat Receipts 100 bbls Flour 900 bus Wheat
4J, 900 bush Corn
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LrvERpooL-SLjp lame Henderson

LIvERPo0L-Ship Jane Henderson.
2lS0 bars iron, 2l5 bdls do--keyser, TroXwell Co;
40 do do, 37S bars do-Norrs Bro. 600 fire bricks
~ casks cement-Thompson 0udesluys; 10 pkgs earth
enWare-Burgess Dale Goddard; Is do blankets case
mdse-Aldridge, Higdon Co.. 10 do do.--JnO S Barry
bales bags, $500 sacks salt-John Henderson & Co; s.
doz mats, 1897 bars iron 44 bdls do 40 wire pcs
chan chain cables 80 crates earthenware 20 casks mer
chandise, 100 kegs sOdaorder bale cotton pcked up
at sea- =
ST. JOHNS, P R.-Schr. Horace E. Belle
hds sugar, 100 brls. do, 80 hhds. molasses-Stir
ling Arhens.
$780, Porto CABELLo.-Schr. Flying Scud
ioo bags coffee bbls sugar, 2S2 hides bxs oysters
SURFING AhrenS; G5 serOons indigo, F. W. Bruno &
Sons. ~ ~
CARDIFF.-Ship Susan E. Ho,oeH
l'uZo tons coal. 3 bXS., VIM Howell & Son; 4 pkes
sundries master i"9o
HALIFAX Br. ScAr. Morning LigLt
'ao bbS herring, &c half do. do, x do mackere Jas
Corner X Sons
COASTWISE
NEW IoRK-Sedmer Caledonia
~ hags ginger W. H. Crawford x Co.; cases Iauorice
.; crosby X Son; bales tobacco, A Seemuer < Sons
400 pkgs mdse, sundry persons
CHARLEsToN-Sedmer Ge0rge's Creek
las bales cotton, $50 ties rice brls wine 100 sacks
SAT- IL cases segarS, sundry persons
5000 JAcksONv ILLE.-Schr. John Frederick
'oooO ieet OF lumber, Perry, Trowbridge and Scott
49,, NEW loRK.-Sehr Rescue
10 blocks marble So marble slabs order
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These transactions show decline of 5OGS7k cents on
the cash sales of Saturday At the close the day s56%
was offered, $562 asked regular way $57 offered and
S57& asked buyer 60 days We also heard of sales O,
81 600 Baltimore and Ohio Railroad 6s, $780, S2% and
81 900 Northern Central 1855 62K less than last
sales
There further considerable decline in fancy stocks
at the New York first board to-day, which somewhat
recovered the second board The days decline in Erie
q; Michigan Southern I; Reading az New York
Central X Cleveland and Toledo Z; Hudson q. State
stocks appear to have been steady about previous
rates
The New York Tribune says:
The past week has presented feature in the mon
cy market The supply still continues in of the lie
mand and lenders appear disposed to yield still further
temporary loans with frSt-class borrowers \ large
amount of money offered to-day at per cent to favor
tic borrowers Paper of rseass is done in the discount
houses at 4GG per cent and the amount Offering these
rates is much below the demand.
The earnings of the Illinois Central Railroad
Receipts in May, 2O2,OOSO 90
Decrease in S46,997.T
The following the receipts of the Michigan Southern
Road for the Sd week in May and for the entire month in
1857 and 1858:
Third week in May s5357s s4S,4os sio,oso
For the entire month 1925 99 l47,763 As l3l
The Morris County Bank of New Jersey has resumed
payment again. and bills of all denominations will be re-
deemed at the Importers and Traders Bank New York
There are three distinct New York State Loans adver-
tsed for viZ:SOOO0O at 5per cent rembursable July
l. 775 100000 at per cent, payable in $780, and 81
100000 at per cent payable in 1SGStoa 81 600 for
which proposals will be receiv ed up the 9th inst
Mr.. n. J.. Wilson has resigned the Presidency of the
Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad Company. The Direc-
tors have elected Mr.. VIM p Cutler, President and Mr.
Beman Gates, Vice President and Superintendent.
The business of the New York Clearing House Satur-
day $l7 1863 0O Treasury notes being quite scarce
there is disposition to hold them firmly, and for
he4 per cents per cent premium is asked. The per
cents. are selling at 10c. a zoe. discount.
Prices and Sales Of Stocks in Nelu York
mn
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POLICE InIeIIinence-

Yesterday afternoon, while the military were at the
Reservoir House, several parties conspicuous among
whom Bony Lee and Wesley Gade,) commenced be
having in dsorderly Officer Stagner interfered
and took them from the ground When in the neghbor-
hood of Cathedral and Richmond streets they turned upon
the officer beat him and made their escape Lee was
subsequently taken into custody by the officer and
on ms way to the station house nerered with and
assaulted by Erasmus Levy Both parties then ar
oy officers Scherer and Maloney and taken before
Mearls, and committed in default of bail for trial
ti b9sey arrested yesterday by officers Grover and
hath o uischargng pistol in the street the Sab
fault Of - and costs by Justice Boyd and in de
VIOLATING haniy Yesterday arrested George Friedel for
street nst;ce pn ordinance by throwing filth in the
s f q oasice BOYD fined him 81 and costs
Jas Grlln Tor assaulting sami Fletcher and re;tno
omcers waters and Huiser, was arra;gned hs It;
Logan, and entered security for uis justice
1onh maor arrested on Sunday night by officers
50 and costs by Justice Audoun va 'onu street, lined
James Morrow arrested yesterday by officer Rowers Gov
tce Myers s ny Jus
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New YORK, June 7-Cotton.-The market is heavy
with sales of 1000 bales prices generally unchanged
Flour firm sales II OC) bblS advance of cents
Common to good State $390d3.95 Ohio S450a 60;
Southern $445dl70. Wheat is firm; sales 10000 bush
Western red al 100 white Western los cts. Milwaukee
Club Sc cts; Chicago Spring 90G92 Corn Is heavy
sales 1000 bus. Mixed 5Sa73 cts. white 72dSO cts
yellow 17a79 cts. Lard is heavy at II G11% Wits
key is steady at 21a214 cts Coffee is dull Sugar is
dull Naval Stores dull, but the market is generally
unchanged. Rice is dull at 3d31& Freights are
dropping. Cotton to Liverpool 32a316d.
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me o'ah NeWs-The Expulsion Of Governor
Cumming Doubted

ST LOUIS June 5.-The dispatches from Gov Cum
ming to Secretary Cass, received at Camp Scott
subsequent to the departure of the mail on the
9th OF May, and as the news of Gov Cumming $
expulsion was only derived from the Mormon bearers
OF the mail, the reports regarded as improbable -
Information had reached Camp that the supnIv
of beef cattle from Oregon close hand and that
Col Hoffman within days march of the
encampment
ST Louis, June THE Democrats Leavenworth cor
respondent furnishes details of Utah news which, how
ever contain nothing additional except that Hof
man command had advanced only about 40 miles from
the list to the lith of May, and would reach Camp
Scott before the 10th 18th June There is nothing
further relative to the cutting off of Capt Marcys train
Col Andrews column at Fort Kearney on the 2Stb
The express from Fort Laramie Col Monroe at the
Big Blue and Col. May at Clear Creek
An aflray took place at Lawrence yesterday between
Gen Lane and Mr. jenkins, prominent citizen of that
place resulting in the death of Mr. Jenkins Animosity
existed between the parties growing out of disputed
land claim.
The mail from Utah of the 10th of April brings con-
frmaon of the entry of Gov. Cumming into Salt Lake
City, but no other
Decision of the Supreme Court of PennsyI-
vania.
PGTTsBURG, June "a writ of mandamus has been
granted by the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania at Harris
burg at the instance Mr. Thomas directing the Com
missoners of Allegheny county levy tax the
interest on railroad bonds due and coming due.
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Decrease in 1858 SIG g97 II
The following the receipts the Michigan Southern
Road for the Sd week in May and for the entire in
1857 and 1888
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~ Taken in cellar at No 40 Lombard street onnosta
Public Store. Suitable for oil molasses tx n
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w ASHIN GTON ELECTION.
RoyydyisIn and RInodShaJ

WASHINGTON, June noon.-Repors from nearly all the
wards and precincts to this hour represent the utmost
order and quiet as prevailing The regular and special
police are out in full force.
The Marshals mounted corps have yet been
called for.
The bar rooms all closed.
IsEcoND DIsPATcHl
WASHINGTON, June 7-1035, p M.-This has been a day
of excitement with considerable rowdyism but nothing
that could be designated a general riot.
The returns will not be received till very late 1t is be
Geved however that Mr. Beret is elected by from three
to six hundred majority.
During the afternoon there has been much pistol firing
and disorder in various localities, but iots
Several persons have been wounded various ARRAYS oc
curing during the afternoon, severely The Mounted
Police guarding the Jail tonight The Special Police
have been disbanded
THIRD DISPATCH.
WASHINGTON, June I'll, p M-0nly the Mayors
vote will be counted tonight The Democrats are march
ing IN rlumphal professions their way serenade Mr.
Berret There will be anti Know Nothing majority
in the Councils.
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BY Il. w. KENNETH x co.

fT7..:t FOR SALE.-VALUABI.E LEASE
#Eiii HOLD ESTATE IN THE CITY OF BALTIMORE.
~ 20 BY virtue of a decree of the Superior Court of
Baltimore City in Equity the undersigned Trustees will
sell by public auction, ON THURSDAY the 18th June
more,
ALL THAT PARCEL OF GROUND situated on the
north east corner of Eden and Lombard streets in
City of Baltimore which conveyed Reuben Fagely
by Hugh jenkins and Henrietta Jenkins by deed of Lease
dated 5th April 1851, and recorded in ber A. W b. No
4i9 folio jS, &cone of the Land Records Baltimore
County
The premises front about hundred feet on Lombard
street and hundred and thirty forty feet on Eden
street.
The improvements are THREE THREE STORY BRICK
DWELLINGS with TWO-STORY BACK BUILDINGS on
Lombard street. and TWO STORY BRICK OFFICE and
a BRICK and STONE STABLE and a COAL SCALE ON
Eden street
Ground Rent, S35O-payable quarter-yearly
TERMS OF SALE.-One- third cash in hand and the resi-
due IN equal instaments at three and six months The
credit payments be Secured by the notes of the mr.
chaser satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest from the
day OF sale. TlIOS. S. ALEXANDER
NM. MEADE ADDISON, Trustees
F. W. BENNETT& CO.,
Att,tin
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N2S 2aMGd.
Ia TRUSTEES SALE-Bv virtue Of A

1f.::1 TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue of a
lI decree of the Circuit Court for baltimore City the
go undersigned, as Trustee will offer or sale at pub
lie auction ON the premises, FRIDAY the 18th tiy
june next, at * O'Clock =. NJ
THE LOT OF GROUND AND PREMISES described as
"liows-BcGinning for the side of Ais
qh street at the distance of thirty feet and ten
inches souhwardy from the point where the line between
thc property heretofore owned by John A. Dendcrler
ana that owned by Samuel NJ Barry intersects the ives
SIDE OF ASquith street and running thence norhwrdly
houndng on the west side Of Asquith thirty feet
ana thence weStwardly at right angles with Aisauth
street ortNone feet six inches, to the east side street
thrty 1eet wide, laid out by said John A. nfncndcrcr
and thence south westerly, bounding street thirty
-FOUR 1eet To the intersection of line drawn at right
angles with Asquith street from the place of beginning
thence reversing said line and running Herewith seventy
fonr feet to the beginning.
me Lot above described is improved by good THREE
STORY BRICK DWELLING, and is subject to an annual
rent of $50.
, Terms OF Sale One third cash day of sale; one
thlfu III Tour months and the balance in eight months
credit payments to bear interest from day of sale and be
secured by notes of purchaser endorsed satisfaction of
Trustee.
S. MORRIS COCHRAN, Trustee
ADREON & CO.,
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE. ---..

FUkElGN
WINDSOR, N. S-Schr. Isaac Morse
$50 tons plaster, Kelsey & Gray.
CARDENAs-Brig j. W. Sdcyer
3OS hhds sugar, 10 do. molasses L. Cuttings
CIENFUEGos.-Br. Brig annette
l64 hhds sugar. - tres. do, Dbl do 16 tres honey
Spence 4 Reid.
Rio DE JAyEIRo-Brig Tallulah.
LILO bags coffee-order
HAvANA-Schr. Vim. L. Montague Jr
40 hhds molasses 16 500 segars-Kirkland Chase & Co
Z 300 do-Spence Reid; 2OO00 d. 643 bxs SUGAR.
Cuttings.
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Decision of the Supreme Court of PennsyI
Tremendous Storms in Missour,

ST LOUIS, June ga dispatch from st Josenb Mis-
souri, says that that of country has been visited
by the severest rain storms ever known The Platte
Grand and several Others had overown their banks doing
immense damage to the crops, bridges. &c The worst
consequences feared.
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qublit Sails.
BY GIBSON Il co.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VATUABI, II
r ~ FIRST FIRST, CLASS DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT on
THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF MONUMENT AND
HOWARD STREETS IN FEE SIMPLE
BY virtue Of decree of the Superior Court of Baltimoro
CITY the undersigned, Trustee will sell bv PITRI IT.
AUCTION, at the Exchange in the city of Baltimor, an
Pm. '' "' 'A' 'i'cN'
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND situate, lying and being
IN e city OF Baltimore, and contained within the metes
and bounds, courses and distances following viz
beginning for the same the west side of Howard
street at the distance of hundred and fftysix feet
Iortheriy from the northwest intersection of
Howard and Little Ross streets which place of begin
nlng is at the northeast of Lot No as designated
on the lat in the return of the Division Real and
PERSONAL Estate of David Moore deceased and running
thence northerly bounding on Howard street twenty
eight feet and ten inches the corner or inter
section OF Monument and Howard streets, then westerly
bounding Monument street one hundred and six feet 70
the northeast of lot of ground as conveyed nv
frederick r. Goldman and wife to Henry Shirk on the
goth day Of March, 1876 and recorded among the Land
records OF Baltimore county, in Lber A. W B. No 364
loo oo2, &c; thence southery parallel with Howard
street and bounding said lot twentycigh feet and ten
inches to Lot No 10 above referred and thence eserly
pounding thereon one hundred and six the place
me same being and comprising part of Lot
NO ii on the Plat representing the Division of David
% estate ana the same ground as conveyed by Fred
elck Codman and wife to Samuel Cooper by ndenture
dated the 10th day of June 1851 and recorded in Liner
W. B., No. 459, folio 1875 &c "
The above Lot of Ground is improved bv a TTPPE
STORY FIRST CLASS BRICK DWELLING HOUSE oc-
cupying twenty-five feet two inches of the twentyeight
feet ten inches 'front.' with large and commodionS PecL
building and supplied with both Gas and Water
with all the modern Improvements designed to promote
the comfort of family, and to make home the happiest
spot on earth.
~ The Lot of Ground above described is in fee simple
taxes Will be paid to Jan l. 1888 1t will be sold sub
Ject 10 mortgage of three thousand dollars due and
e on the 18th February, 1889 and held by Savings
DAM OF baltimore also subject to all interest thereon due
UT M no become dne from August 18th 1857.
The terms of sale prescribed by the decree are ono
ir cash the balance in two equal instaments PAYABLE
IN SIX anu Twelve months respectively, credit pay
70 pear interest from the day Of sale he Sc
cuea ny te bonds or notes of the purchaser endorsed
satisfactorily TO the Trustee cash. option of the
purchaser i - "
The Trustee will be happy to show the premises at an
any time previous to the sale purchaser can have
immediate possession
AMOS +. MUSSELMAN, Trustee
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I(unetarp ano Commercial 8ebietu.


T.
Upon the assembling of the Stock Board this morning
the announcement of the death of Samuel Harris, Esq
was made whereupon the Board adjourned without
acting any business Mr. Harris the oldest broker
this city, and had been member of the Board from its
organization
We heard of sales to-day of 600 shares Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad stock at the following rates
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Charles A. Aspinwall, recently appointed a clerk
in the Chicago Post Office has been arrested on n
charge of having sold forged note of between SiO0
and $500. After the warrant was served Aspinwall
large. nv" "'
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halI AT AtCrIoN.-By vrtne of a deed of trust from
- William Mason, and others, to them dated on the
l3h day OF February, 1856 and recorded among the land
records OF baltimore county the undersigned win sell
public auction on SATURDAY. 10Th day of June 1S5S NJ
fTcKi r. NJ at the EXclngc in the city of Baltimore,
ALL THOSE VALUABLE COTTON FACTORIES. stu
ated III Baltimore county Gwynns Falls beyond the
village Of franklin, and known as THE rOWIIATAN
AND IoGAloNTAS FACTORIES, together with about
THREE HUNDRED AND NINETY SEVEN ACRES OF
LAND and all the MACHINERY, FIXTURES, APPARA-
Nc, appertainng thereto. About hundred acres OF
the land are in high state Of cultivation mostly in grass
The POWIGATAN FACTORY is stories high 2H stone
and "a brick about 1876 feet long and IS wide wateIwhce
Il feet inches diameter, heavy iron shafts and
hangeS There Steam Engine, 40 horse power built
by ellis Miller large Hue Boilers in good order The
machinery, in part consists of Willow and Sprcaer in
separate fire proof Buildings; 30 SO inch cards with heads
tanning l52 Spindles Grinder Frame IL Frames 44O
Ring spndles Flyer TwsLer $50 spindles, 2spoocrs
100 Spndles Robbn Windcr, 80 Spndles BalIing Ma
ing Mill, . Trainers, &c.
This Mill has inst undergone thorough repair and is
mostly nlicd with new machinery. The POCAHONTAS
FACTORY is $50 feet long by 45 built Of stone stor,
high and has two water wheels using the water in
SION The upper one nearly new, IL feet diameter 20
long, wrought iron'shaf and Ranges and cost with
gearing $4,000 The lower wheel is 1S% in diameter
by - long, heavy wrought shaft and cast fanes
There is also - horse power engine built h Den
mead. The machinery consists in part of Willow, 3
Spreaers, As 30 inch Cards with heads heads of draw
ing, List Spceders, 20 Robbins, l Grinder Frame 20
Spinning Frames, =, 49G Dead Spindlcs, Ring w. rs
60 Spindles, Warping Room and Furniture complete Mill
Training MILL Bcamcr &C. IS Cotton Duck Looms LIGHT
and heavy heavy Calendering Machine &c. &c.
The water power is uniailing and ample, and the dam
one of the largest and best in the country
There about EIGHTY FRAME and STONE Dwell
lINGS including dwellings for Managers Church.
School House Stables Dry House. Fuc House and Boiler
for heating Mills, Cotton House, Waste House, &c
An inventory can he at the office either of the
Trustees
Possession of the Factories will he given 10th July and
they in condition to he Immediately carried on The
crops on the place will be taken of by the present tenant
for whom the privilege is retained
the Mills. -
The terms of sale are0ne quarter cash and the bal
ancc in sN twelve and eighteen months the credit paw
mcnts to bear interest and be by approved notes
ST GEO. W. TEACKLE,
W. A. TALBOTT
Trustees
CANNON & MATTHEWS,
my"l-ts AuCtioneers