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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-09-29
Relief for the Amleted.

jamestown, Pa- from oct Isl, 70 NOV all'
Charge for medicine for one month"; from Sl00 to $500.
Dr. L. c. Clark having had frequent and urgent solicitations
from his patients and their friends 10 visit the neighoorhooa
oocasonally that they might consult him personally as well
by ease will hereafter visit the above named places once
AmOnth.
Having had seventeen years experience in the practice Of
medicine during which time he has treated thousands OF pa
ents all forms Of acute and chronic diseases with unpar
aeed success Of which OF your friends or neighbOTs
testify and prepared to give relief to All who may ap
ply Particular attention will be given TO the eurs OF CoN
sHPTON all diseases OF the lungs and chest Dyspepsia
Nervous Diseases Female arrangements Of every character
will be treated with success.
ever character they may be. lie makes use OF universal
olOHicai remedies No eaome other deleterouE dru
are used a.
Persons distance desiring advise and Medicine will send
general description Of the appearance Of the urine, with
correct statement OF the cause origin OF the disease, and
general history of the symptoms, with name, age, 6s.
An communications must BE- directed 10
444 s. g. CLARK, n. d.
jamestown Mercer Co. Pa.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-09-29
lNnA ArfENnrkd FAMIflY -MEpf.

egciahlo pills pof box 25 ssrsapaiia, per bottle 81
Green houutain Ont Eye lotion, ~
neut per bof, " n q 20 Ohlldrent fHnaceN /" - u ~
Fever Ague Remedy box 90 Health Bitern package, %
nysonrry syrup, botilc 90 Conrumpvts Balm bnt ~
MirshaifA Uterine Cath Mammal nf Health, ~ copy 20
ocon, per bottle, so Graetsnberg Pile Remsdy, I oc
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-09-29

spAidlAss prepared she4h
9PAADISG's PREPARED GLUE
sPALDINe's PREPARED GLUE
stt s|i tlIti 1ssf 1ttl
g ~ .s
\ SAVE THE PIECES
Ecesoxr es " DsrArcn
aaat -. "a ssrssii 10 Time saves Nns--G1
A, soe;a,.t, i haprsn erer ~ rrsrsgrsted Jsueesh
49,, d,si,ts to h{s soio cheap and convenient way or
repairing Furniture Toys, Crockery &C.
Spalding's Prepared Glue
as ID d
os,s Al. sueh eeeencies and no household afford 10 be
Tl1i ss, aTsys sss for apD ~aSs nc shs ssTsd
venssr dolls and broken cradles just the ar
with ladies q reansnusnt and taste.
This admirable preparation Is used cold being chemically
NJ be-, Clue Il may be used in the place Of
ordinary mucilAge, being vastly more adhesive
aUSEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE"
N.B-Abrpsl accompanies each bottle. Pyioe IS cents
Wholesale Depot, No. 4s Cedar ST., N. York
Address Henry g. spSIding & Co.,
,.h fs Box No. 1900, New Yorl
rut nm for Dealers in Cases containing four eight
twelve dozen-s beautiful lIhogrsh show accompany
ing each package. s g t.st1e
~ A single bottle Of SrALbiSe's FRErANHD GLUB will
nass ten tlsnes ts eost annually 70 every household
Sold by an prominent tahoners Druggists, Hardware AM
Furniture Dealers, GFoeers and Fancy Stores
Country merchants should make note OF SFALnlSGs m
GirE, when making up their list II viii stand an
eulata 1
0paIdinN's Prepared Glue, Useful in every House
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE Sold by stsdorers
.sPAIDINGs PREPARED GLUE, sold by Druggists.
sPALDNGs PREPARED GLUE, sold BY Hardware Dealers
sPALDIRGs PREPARED GLUE soldby HouseFurnshiui
sPAIDrNGs PREPARED OLUE, sold BY Furnitne Dealers
sPAIDINGs PREPARED GLUE, sold by Fancy Goods ="
sP6lDiNGs PREPARED GLUE, sold by GrOcers
sPAIDIYGs PREPARED GLUE, sold by Country Merchant
generally
zAuuaessr'aS BY Henry G. sP"ldins a CO.,
Address Post once, Box Ne. 5000.
Annexed d an Alphabetical list Of Articles which, dan
aged may be their original strength aud useu
ness m ,LI-4- p .a 20 p H.tt
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A MrnoRABIE GuN--Among the relics
os the glorions war of 1919, which was |
gathered Mt Cleveland on the 10Th iust, 10 !
honor of the inauguration OF the navai
monument TO Commodore Perry was the
immemoroble "Croghan gun" the brilliant
service of which is thus related by a cores
poudeut Of The Cleveland Leader
"In the brilHancy Of Perry's victory let
MS remember the unexampled defence OF
Fort Stephenson, now Fremont, just lorty
dovs before that naval exploit A large
onontity of stores was collected here. Gen.
Harrison with a council of war had decid-
ed that the post should be abandoned--oe'
ing indefcnsiblc against heavy cannon-and
rave orders to NJ Croghan to that effect.
Crophan disobcyed, or perhaps before 1t
could he carried out, the British ard In
dions in large body from Maiden attacked
the fort. 1t had but one cOnnon-a six
FOUNDER.
"Sir Geo. Provost, in a dispatch TO the
Home Government from Montreal Of Au.
rust 25. 1918, states that Gen. Proctor
moved forward from Maiden, July 20, with
$50 regulars aud between 800 aud 400 In
| QlanS, anu SlA p'CCCo VI a. "''lloiI ,. w
Stephenson was garrisoned with $50 mer
under Croghan, who had turned his 2ls
wear. Proctor demanded surrender. ant
told the unvaryng story of the danger o
i provoking general massacre by the say
ages unless the fort yielded to all whicl
Croghon replied that the Indians wonl,
have none left to massacre if the Britis
conquered, for every man would have die
at his post. .l..
"Crcghau's musketry did not prevent tb
enemy from advancing to within thirty fec
when under the darkness Of the night tn
one cannon was unmasked and cut dow
twenty.seven at single discharge. Th
enemy recoilcd and retrealed, losing ninet
mtn-,he Americans one. Thus the SUP
pc and men were saved to move forward
after Perry'S victory, aiding in the purSuI
}. Of the aeeting Proctor and Tecnmseh."
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-09-29

Hauunetsred By Henry c. sPsIdins a. CO.,
IS Cedar street, New YorN
Address Post once Box Ne. 5000.
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aud would have said that Ashtabua Village, even th
County ever saw the same BEFORE for quality quantit
tbe are not surpassed having been selected with great carr
hnnaht AZ the lowest cash lso and win be solo or
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Annexed q an Alphabetical List Of Articles which, II dspl
aged may be restored their original strength aud useful
ness hy gg --- ? at'l . .f y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-12

IHE ScHUMAkER MURDER IN NEW YoRK
honday morning, the wife of Mr. Schumaker and
her infant boy, became the victims of man. for.
erlyln the employ Of the family named Francis
Honman. The parties are all Germans and the
| iearful deed was committed in Schumaker,s
mouse, near the corner of Seventy first street and
Eleventh avenue. II would seem from the evil
oence that Hoffman had lately been DISCHARGED
from service by Mr. Schumaker, but that he had
learned, previously, the place where about s1OO
WIN some other property of value was kent in
the mouse, and that he watched his opportunitv
before daylight, when Sehumaker, who is a MAJ
ket gardener, had gone to the markets with his
produce, to break in and commit the act of nInn
der w hether Mrs Schumaker attempted to deter
him Is Of course, uncertain but il is certain that
he seized hammer, and inflicted such fearful
wounds upon her head and that of her child that
the latter was instantly killed, and though the
former survived during the day, in pe1fectIv
unconscious state. no hopes, from the first were
entertained for her recovery. Her skull was So
shattered that she cannot live The assassin u,s
arrested In Eiftysecond street at noon with over
Sl3O OF the money, and the other property. ali of
which was fully identified by Mr. Schumacher and
MS "orkmen, in his possession. The Coroner q
inquest was held in the afternoon, when testi
mony was taken which completely fxed the guilt
Upon norman, who was committed to the City
frison; but the officers experienced much din
culIy In conveying him thither, owing to the ex-
| cltement OF the crowd who had assembled i'm the
nelghborhood Of the Twenty second Precinct
Statlon-house, and threatened to lynch him
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-12

IHE OREAT EAsTERN.-The New York Even.
ing fost, OF Monday, says " About one hundred
ana nfty visitors were on board of the Great Fast
ern al IL to day, viewing her engine magnificent
slate rooms, saloons, &c. At this rate the num-
per during the day would be less than thousand
MI ii Z jarrett has been engaged to take charge
OF the arrangements for exhibition Whether the
suggestion OF morning paper was needed or the
new manager adopted the idea, the policy seems
10 nave been adopted Of prohibiting the employ
ees from the practice common on this vessel. as IL
is at hotel tables, of asking or accepting pratui
ties from visitors. TIE woodwork &C. of the
vessel Is In tolerably fair condition. as for clean
illness, &c. IL evidently lacks the high finish
usual to American workmanship, but that is not
10 be expected. Tbs doors also show a want of
planning down, smoothing, and polishing; but the
vastness OF the structure cOmpensates amply for
all this One of the quartermasters was taken
SICK this morning, and died In a short time An
inquest was held by Coroner OKeefe The res
taurant vessel at the north of the steamer and the
sheds, odafountains, improvised LIQUOR shops.
and other establishments for refreshing visitors.
appeared to be languishing for want OF patrons
Our reporter saw no one at any Of the bars though
the sun was directing his fercest beams and the
atmosphere was sultry. In short, the general idea
which every appearance impressed on the obser-
yer was, that the public curiosity was well nigh
satisfied
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himself and Seth ID. Woodbury., Of same place -
For improved combined bed and chair
Lester Patee, Of Peoria, Ill ., assignor 10 him
self and Abram Ryan, Of same place For
Improvement In soldering irons.
ELL w Rowe, Of Brewer, Me, assignor to
himself and ]. T. Hardy, of same place.-For
improvement in drain tile
Henry w Smith, of Boston, Mass assignor II
himself and Samuel ID. Smith, Of w est II oxbury
Mass.-For Improvement in harmonious.
Harry A Wills, Of Reeseville, N Y, asst gnor
10 a w kingsiand, of same place For i'm.
provement in machines for MAKING horse shoes
Re'SSKeS.-James AlbrO, of Elizabeth n i
For Improvement in printing oil cloths.
Reuben Jane, Of Otsego, ". Y.-For improve.
ment In attaching paddle-wheels to canal boats
Jos. q raiser and Gardner Howland, of Fort
Edward, T.-For improvements in apparatus
Tor the manufacture of paper pulp.
HenryeBaldwin, jr., Of Washington. d. G as
signee OF Joseph f. Nesen, of Buffalo, n y
Fo6 improvements in harvesters and binders
DtngnS.-Henry G. Foster of Worcester Mass
For design for spoon handles
sign for cooking stove
Samuel n Ransom, of Albany, ". Y.-For de.
sign for parlor stoves.
Isaac De Zouche, Of St. Iouis Mo a,s;oro, .,
bridge, Beach Co, Of same place For design
for stove Vi "e'is
6arrettson Smith and Henry Brown. of PbIla.
delph1a, Pa, asslgnor to Leibrandt & Mcdowell,
OF same place For designs for cooking stove
GarrettsOn Smith and Henry Brown of pbiia-
delPhia, Pa, assignors TO Abbott & Noble. Of
same place For designs for a cooks stove.
E[tsHStoHS.-Norman Sheldon and lane Cary.
OF Chlll, n. Y, executors of Daniel Cary. de-
ceased, late Of Clarkson, n. Y-For improve
ment in horse power
Warren w butcher NJ NiIfo,d N,.s T.
Improvement in looms
John McMullen, of Baltimore, Md.-For i'm
Pio'ement In netting machines.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-12

THE AFRICAN SQUADRON.-A correspondent
writing from on board the u. 8 ship Constella-
noR, Porto Grande, on the 26th Of Nav saws; We
sailed this afternoon for Porto Praya where we
are to take on board the provisions (our share) re-
naming In the storehouse. From there we 90 to
Prlnce's Island, where we are to water shi d, and
then proceed to LOando. The Portsmouth sailed
few days since from Porto Praya and by this
time Is at Madeira. She has the mail brought
OUT oy the Mohican for this ship board She
u 10 remain al Madeira long enough to wood and
water, after which she will resume her cruising
on the south coast. The San Jacinto was at Cadiz
at last accounts, but expected to sail soon for
this place. The steamers Mohican, Mystic, and
sumter are cruising on the south coast Lieut.
Stewart is in command temporarily of the sum
ter, Lieut.. McDonough having resi- gned his com.
mand: All on board are we'll. IT is possible that
we VIII hereafter recruit shi at St Helena but we
have taken last farewell Of Madeira for this
cruise.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-12

III The British steamer Malabar was wrecked
In d. squall, near Ceylon, on the 22d of May
Among the passengers, all Of whom were fortu
nately saved, were the English and French min
isters to China, Lord Elgin and Baron Gros The
Malaoar was an iron-built ship, Of ,0S0 TONS and
just five years old. She was built in five com part
ments. Both Lord Elgin and Baron Gros have
lost their credentials, their instructions and all
thelr more important papers. Lord Elgin's Or
ders of the Thistle aud Bath lies full fatbom,
nve." Baron Gros is minus a very consderab ble
sum he took out In specie for the expenses Of hi.
mission, and large service Of plate. Two newly
married couples lost their tToHSSedur, their pres
ens, and the home "reminiscences given to the
ladies before starting on their distant Journey
But one portmanteau has been saved by either
Among the mails lost were those for Singapore
to have acquitted themselves in the most cool and
courageous manner
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-12

The WALToN-MATrhKws MURDER In NEW
foRk-The Post says: "The evidence as far a.
suspicion on any Of the implicated parties. The
police have taken the contents Of Charles Jeferd
trunk to the Coroner's Office, and found among
inem quantity OF ammunition, also the lighi
murder. The officers are examining other clews
to evidence; but all that has transpired amount.
to this: that Mr.. Walton derived much of his In.
come rom tne Keepers Of liquor saloons, whom
he was In the habit of supplying; that he was !
bard dealer; and that II is possible that some one
Of these parties whom he had in his power and
was using severely, has committed the murder
This would render the case analogous to the Park
man rather than the Burdell murder
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Late u. S. Marshal for DistrIot CoIumbii,
je 28-tts NOi"iiiOlo

NARSHAL'S SALE.-ln virtue of a writ OF
1'I hen faolas, issued from the Clerks office of
the circuit ConIt of the District of Columbia for
the county of Washington, and TO me dIreoted, /
VIII expose to publ sale for cash, In front of the
court house door OF said county, on SATURDAY, ,
the Bt1 day of next, 1867, az u O'Clock M the
following property, to witt All defeudart's rig ht
nt!e, aim, and lntsrest in and TO a GER ain build
ing erected on Lot No SIX t6I in Square No nine
hundre1 and forty nine t9ig)as laid down in the
plat OF the city of WASH ngton. seized and levied
upon as the proparty of Abel Griggs, and will be
sold to satisfy judicias N o. 29S, to October term
1885 IN favor IF Ohm Purdy
]. ID. HOOVER.
Late U. : Marshal for the District of Columbia
lie 28-dts -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-12

ASwIsDLRR The Constitution Of Wednesday
morning says: "a man calling himself James
Madison Floyd, having with him fictitious let
ters Of Introduction purporting to be signed Sy
the Hon Isaac Stevens, chairman of the Ma.
nonal Democratic Executive Committee, and
countersigned by M. w. Cluskey, secretary of
said committee, and also a letter of like character
signed by the Hon. Thomas b. Florence, is trav.
cling about the country REPRESENTING himself al
'oe nnancial agent Of said committee. He is q
swindler Of the deepest dye. Our friends are
warnsd against him, and requested TO have him
arrested should he be discovered anywhere. He
has already succeeded In defrauding some who
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-12

VIM Mcdonald, Esq, OF Winchester
has been selected bY the Virginia Historical So.
John Brown foray.
III revival isnow In progress in Hampden,
Sidney College, Va and more than twenty Of the
students are already said TO have been converted
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AUCTION SALES.
BY A. GREEN, Auctloneer.

TRUSTEES SALE or A FRAME pOUsE
-, AND LoT AT AUCTION ON NINTH ST. WEST
by siioe OF adeed of trust from Geo. II. Gates and
VIE, guy recorded 10 the subscriber will sell, on
M0NpAf the 18th day of July next. 1859, at s
yipo i1 part Of lot In Square Ss7 being and
the same at the southwest corner of Lot No s..
aioresad, and running north on the line of Ninth
streel west rs feet. thence east 80 feet inches
thence south 3 feet, thence west 90 feet inches to
the Paos OF beginning beng said part Of Lot 'front.'
Ing on tAe east side of said Ninth street. and living
Oetween L and z streets north, with the Improve
House with back building.
Terms: Bne-third cash: b.lanoe in & and 10
nloHths purchaser TO give notes bearing int rest
from ths day OF sale. a deed given and deed of
purchaser. " '''o
=, III the terms of sale are not complied with within
hree days rom the day of sale the trustee reserves
.he rlsnt tcresell the property FIVE da, s. public
nolce In the Evening star, at the risk and cost of
the defaultl1g purchaser
JAMES w. COOMBS, Trustee.
Je <Z-eOte A. GREEN
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CLOTHING, &c.
BARGAINS! BAR6AITNsg

RAhhAlNS. BARGAINS
10 GREAT BARGAINsM
Seventh street, ACKNOWLEDGED 20 be the chs Apest
ahd best place 10 buy Clothing, Furnishing Goods.
nats and Saps. Owing 10 the scarcity Of money 4.
80 ~ No aoV Seke keuth st. opposite the Post
once las determined 10 sell has goods Is per cent.
iess than any other house m town Drop an and see
our new supply OF Spring and summer Goods, a.
ASTONISHING low prices
N, Il. just received 50 dozen OF 10 cent NECK
TIES.
iD IL Won wish 20 keep cool, drop in and buy
one OF our thin Summer Coats, or the Patent Re
yeTslhle summer Coat, AZ SMITHS, No. 100 Sew
enth St, opposite Post Office.
III large lot Of hne Gents shirts and Collars
a. yer, low prices, Al No. 400 Seventh St, Oppo-
site Post Office.
IL The Ribbon Tie, Yale Tie, Aurora TIE and
All sorts ot Neck Ties, at one ha the usual prces
At SM THIS, No. 400 Seventh 81. je I4-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-12
ieII- -stawtJul, IL " "0"oi " 0o'' Auo''

MAtRSHAL,S SALE.-In virtue Of writ of feri
Cuoult Court of the District of Columbia for the
expose to public sale Tor cash in front of the con
house door of said county, on SATURDAY., the
YSth day OF Ju next, 1861, at 2 O'Clock the fol-
m, and interest in ard to a certain dvellin &
l9 feet four t4D inches ON Lot nine I9I in Ssrsr-
numbered three hundred and seventy seven. (S77
In tne clt, OF Washington, d. C, seized and leyIed
@ so5d 20 SATISFY qdlcials. o $50 to October term
1857 In favor of Jonathan T. Walker.
J. ID, HOOVER,
je 28-its INV NOi"iOiS'
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EDUCATIONAL.


CONNIE CLAL E6B,
Opposite the General Post ofsce, Washington Cify.
.Arnnrian System of PeDmanship, BooKkeeping,
Mercantile Forms and Calcu auons. Business Cor
IesPOndence, Bills of EXCHANGE, Current Bills,
IV4 PrSpsTstSr,y cisss I for fr Boys. u i'"'"'A'
W Ladies will be instructed In fine penman-
Rooms open from a. m. to 10 p. m. For terms
apply at the Rooms.
WASHINGTON FEMALE INSTITUTE
THURSDAY. September 18th. Parents intending
to send thIr daughters requested TO enter their
be more certain to secure desks Circulars may be
obtained at the Institute, No. 223 q street, or by
fsdTsss,Pg add s5g Mr. ELIzS ". SMITH, PLi1S.g
THE UNION FEMALE ACADEMY.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
This well known and popular Seminary, which
has been successful under the entire care Of Mrs
Ia Richards Tor more than ten years, will be opened
on the first Monday IN September next, under the
united supervision and instruction of Mr. and Mrs.
fully located Union Academy Building. For partio-
ulars. see circulars at all the Bookstores. ma2S-u
Al MRS. McCOR sICK's SCHOOL.
NlKS. McCORmICk desires 20 inform her
friends and the public generally that he will resume
the duties Of her School on the lst Monday in Sep
The course of study pursued win COMPRISE sll the
branches requisite 70 thorough Enrish eduos-
IN addition 10 her day scholars. she 10 deerous Of
recely. lg into her family few pupils boarders
aged from 10 70 Il years, who will be under her I'm
Her arrangemsnts Tor the accommodation and
due care OF pupils have been considerably increased
and 2tnervlse improved: Those ~ WsshinIton
her school may apply to w. ID. Walsoh, Editor
For terms and further particulars apply a. her
residsnse-NO. 80 Cameron street. Aeisndria. Va.
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By J. c. MCGUIRE & Co Auctioneers-

Dy >. Y. hcuO1nE 6 CO Aucttoneers.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
~ PROVED AID UNIMPRovED REAL EsTkTE.-By
virtue Of decree of the Circuit Court Of the DIS
Frederick w .Sehausen Is comp aluant and Cbarjes
hMades anu otners, executors and neIrs at law and
devIsees Of B1naventura Schsd, deceased, are de-
following valuable real estate In Washington city
Lots Nos 80 II and Z, in quare No 7s5, on the
leet - inches on north street and l25 feet ~
street. "'''
= The whole Of square north of square No. 6a2,
fronting Sb leet B inches on Virginia avenue, PIT
leet on south street, 81 fact Inches on Delaware
avenue, and l9 feet inches on Half street west
and l6, in square No. sa4, comprising the Whole
square and fronting 24s feet Inches on portH u
street. 2iS feet inches north street, $50 feet
east. ~ ~ 'OO' ~ ~ 'ii'' SI'00
-, And Lots Nos. 8, 9, aud 10, In sauare No. 5s4.
fronting 50 het each on south F street, betwee q
FIRST aud Second streets west by 100 eet deep with
the improvements which consist of four well built
Da6e In" @ sale 2tthe lots IN square No. Z35 will take
Re lot tn sa7a o s ae 1'fP All I IVY % e
asy Q, my B69; OF square north of square No. 6i2
square Ho Az the S5 SsH q yJTby bys Of 2s in
nsSts TUEsDAY, the nth day OF T9ly' IssS.
the DAYS shove specified, on the respective pTemi-
ses ana the property will be sod such parcels
Terms Of sale : One third cash and the balance
IN D, " and 10 months, secured by the purchaser
notes, bearing interest from the day of sale, with
complied with in five days after the sa Of proper.
y, the terms of which are not complied with, viii
expense of the defaulting purchaser Upon the fun
pay ment OF the purchase money and interest, and
the respective urchasers In fee simple. All CON
Ve'ancns al assp fhs sxpsSss Ct The pnIGahassrs a
L. O. MnGUTRE A. IN aucts