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A Connecticut chap announces that next
spring he intends to cross the Shetucket
on n rope, with two men hanging to his
hair; one on each side. He is now busy,
day and night, letting his hair grow for
that plfpoSe,
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TER .TOIs Nnt..,

NOTICE is iereby given al, whom it may concern
that at the sale of Lands and Town Lots for the
and costs due thereon for the year D. 1851 held
the door of the Court House in Ottawa County Of La
Sale and State OF Hnoi', by the Treasurer Of said
County, the 1lth day of May 1885, the subscri
Der purchased the southwest quarter of four
teen, Qi0 in Town thirty six 81 North, Range one
the third principal meridias in said County
sessed TO Sarah Roome md that the time of redemp
ton the same will expire in two years the day
of said sale. jan21-Sw*I &. H. GILMAN.
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WA L. GIBSON, Post Muster.
AyEN PEARSON, DeDatg
HORACE =. THoRNE Clerk
OTTAWA, Jan. /, 1860.
Vessern Maj. by Chicago and Rock Island Railroad, ,
arrives P. ~; cissrs l5J
Eastern AGR, by railroad, arrives $50 ~ clo
ses li5Y
EaririNe MAJ, arrives al y y. Mondays, Wedncs
days, and Fridays; departs 10 \ NJ. Tuesdays, Thsrs
DAYS, aud saiarGaSs
Eoytkeias GsR, arrives Fridays P. NJ; departs sa-
tLrdsys o an
Li-1on MAJ, arrive. Saturdays u n; departs satur
dsys 2P-s-
Tonicd Nail arrives Thursdays and Saturdays at I2
NJ, departs same day =; 2rs-
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8. National, Democratic Convention.

OswEGo n Y, Jan. 90
The National Democrats of the 9th
congressional district held their conven-
ton here yesterday, and elected delegates
to the Charleston cow ention. The pro-
ceedings were spirited resolution was
adopted endorsing Danl. S Dickinson for
President.
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TUESDAY, Jan. II.
In the SENATE, Mr. Brown corrected IL
statement of his remarks on the Sd of ia
nuary, which represented him as saying
that the 1000, 900 of southern slaves occu-
pied position socially, morally, and ply
sically, better than any other luborers on
the face of the globe What he said was
that their positions were superior 10 that
of the same race in any quarter of the
globe
The Senate then proceeded TO the elec-
ton of n printer for the present session,
the choice falling upon Bowman, of the
Constitution, who received % of the 30
votes cast. Adjourned.
In the HousE. Mr. Pennington withdrew
his resolution, and Mr. Hutchins, of Ohio,
moved the plurality rule.
Mr. Hickman said they had now come
to a dead lock, point which they might
as well have reached four weeks ago. The
southern minority say they will not sub
NIT to a majority.
Mr. Winslow explained that they would
resist a vote on the plurality rule until a
vote be taken on the resolution of Mr..
Clark, of Mo.
Mr. Hickman: Northern men are con-
troIled by southern men to prevent the
/ adoption of any rue
| Mr.. H. said he could prove northern
| men are thus controlled and should never
| favor another ballot for Speaker until he
was satisfied change had taken place in
the minds of gentlemen on all sides, or
until the plurality rule, or some other
analogous one, should be adopted
Mr. McClernand said Mr.. Hickman s in
t science was unbearable. BY what autho-
rity did the gentleman from Pennsylvania
| speak as he did? He was not one of the
/ Democratic party, although he pretended
to be- This pretension was unfounded
! He was not a Democrat, but recreant
and traitor to the Democratic party.
| GApplause on the Democratic side. We
disown and repud iate him. Tho gentle
man from Pennsylvania imputed what was
: false when lie said northern men are con-
troiled by southern men. This charge
/ could emanate only from man who is
controlled and is the slave and instrument
of others Mr. Hickman has boxed all
the points OF the political compass. He
first denounced General Jackson.
| Mr.. Pryor began to reply to Mr.. Hick-
man, remarlSing that what the latter had
stated vas what he knew to be false
! GSensation.
Mr. Miilson called his colleague to or
der, stating that his colleague could be Sc
we're without being supplementary.
Mr. Pryor said that he knew only the
plain Anglo-Saxon tongue, and that Mr..
Hickmans statements were false.
Mr. Milison: repeat the point; Mr..
Keitt shall discuss that.
Mr. Pryor characterized Mr. Hickman S
statements as false, for which he was call
ed to order
Mr.. Hickman replied that such language
was no reply to his argument Adjourned.
WEDNESDAY,, Jan. Is.
The only business of the SENATE worthy
of note was the introduction of resolu.
ton by Mr. Brown, of Miss, as an offset
to Pugh's, declaring the power and duty OF
lonisla 10 Eos tho Yarofacfio al
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THE RICHEST WOMAN IN ENGLAND ELoPEs
WITH HER FoorMAy The London cores
pendent of the Manchester Guardian gives
the following information in regard to the
elopement of Mrs. J. II. Quincy with her
footman;
The lady in question was the daughter
of the late Richard Quincy, by whom she
had a fortune of nearly f25 900 year, alb
solutely secured to herself She was con-
sidered the richest married woman in En-
gland. All this fortune she is now free to
dispose of as she likes; in enriching, if
she chooses, the fortunate turnkey whom
she has chosen for the partner of her
flight. Her injured husband has already
taken the first steps for obtaining divorce
but such is the pressure of divorce bust
ness before Mr. Justice Cresswels court,
that his solicitor has been informed, ! am
told, that fourteen months are likely to
elapse before the case can be brought to
issue.
Meanwhile the affair is a great blow to
the large and respectable Quincy connec-
tons; SO well and widely known for its
philanthropic activity, as well as its health.
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TIE friends of Judge Douglas lacked
only four or FIVE votes OF carrying the
kentucky democratic convention, against
Guthrie This shows that he has some
strength in the South
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vu - E0:e

II
HUNTS QUADRILLE BAND will furnish a en- coll
L lection OF Mus for Balls, PARTIES Festivals &C.,
on reasonable terms. As Philip Ksdei is not at;hor.
lied to contract make for bal
friends in the city and country respectfully re4usst
ed apply through the Office direct 10 any Of
the members of tie band.
MEMBERS OF THE BAND. NJ Hunt, Leatr aud
Caller: ". Hartmann, Ciarionett and Flute " He
garty Cornet; ". Zndel, Double Bass. Adess,
nove6-5m in. HUNT, 0ttra
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+ allure.

New YORK, Jan. 90.
The Herald announces the failure Of
Marshall Letforts d Bro Liabilities be
lieved not extensive
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FROM EUROPE The news from Europe
during the week possesses no especial in
tcrest. The French Government partially
disclaims its approval of the views advo-
Gated in the pamphlet, The Pope and the
Congress" The time for the meeting of
the congress has not yet been fixed There
is nothing important in reference to the
war in Morocco. Affairs in Hungary APP
pear to be growing more threatening every
day. Lord Macaulay had died The Pope
refuses to oe represented in the Congress,
The London Times has an able leader on
political affairs in the United States 1t
scores the yagaries Of the abolitionists, and
says it has been abundantly proved. not
only in the British Colonies, but in the I.
s, that the enforced equality Of the Euro
pean and African not only does not tend
to the elevation Of the black, but to the
degradation OF the white man. We have
no sympathy, says the Times, with those
who would Try, in the United States, the
plan OF q half caste republic, and we trust
that tie federal government and the right
thinking part Of the community viii pro-
tect the south from repetition Of such
ou.rages as that of Harper's Ferry"
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Nnrtr.rn. .GnI.


W0rtgoge Sale
VHTHEREAS, John Mccarthy, and Mary his wife, did
w the twenty fifth day of March, in the year of
our Lord thousand eight hundred and ffty-eght,
execute and del yer TO Patrick Donahue, a certain
mortgage said Doushuc against the paymen,
note TO the of certain promi.-
in said mortgage mentioned. and described
follows: March twenty fourth, six month alter
date promise to pay William o. Brian bearer
twenty-thrse dollars and seventyfve cents for value
received, with interest at the Of per CENT il
not paid when due" Said was signed by John
Mccarthy and Patrick Donahue the latter as security
said Donahue having paid sal note with interest there
on, William o. Brian, and the said John Mccarthy
having died and left heir by the name of Michael
Mccarthy, and which said mortgage filed for re.
cord the office the Recorder OF La Sgle county IN
of Illinois, Il twenty fifth OF March,
in the year of Lord eighteen hundred and fifty-
eight and recorded in said Office in Book No S. pages
all, 4l2 and Alb; and whereas, there
upon said mentioned herein the sum of twenty
three dollars and seveDtyyc cents, with interest on
the at ten per cent from the oath day of March,
A. D. 1885, default having been made in the payment
thereof.
Now therefore, public notice is hereby gven that by
virtue of the power and authority contained in said
mortgage and for the purpose of said note, with nte
rest thereon. together with and attorneys fees
shall, Monday, the twentieth day of February A. D.
$780, between the hours OF o'clock A. and five
O'Clock OF that day. the sonth of the court
house in the city of Ott wa county of La Sale
and State of Illinois, sell the premises in said mortgage
ntioned and described follows, wit: The west
half of Lot number fourteen Q4) in Block number
twenty five (25 in Ottawt Centre, in the city OF Otta-
in the county and state afo esd, together with all
and singular the tenements heredtaments and appur
tenances thereunto belonging or in ny wise
ing, public auction, to the highest bidder cash
jan21 PATRICK DONAHUE, Nojt1u1ee.
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The male births in Europe surpass the
female four million every year, but are
balanced by the greater number of accidents
to males
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MlxsEsorA, on the 18th inst, elected
her delegates to the Charleston Conyen-
ton, and instructed them to vote for
Douglas.
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WE take the following items from the
Amador, (Cal.) Ledger:
A little girl of Mr. lyman, of Lancha
Plana, fell into a mining shaft, forty feet
deep. on Monday last, and, strangely
enough, was in no wise injured, except a
slight cut on one of her fingers
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Carriage Repairing shop.
4 Ii hrauexes OF Carriage and Wagon repairing will
"A be dS6s with DESPATCH and in the best manner at
Gays Ofr1tage Shop Bugsies maze to ORDER nom SIo
% el25, md warranted In every respect. /
Ghep the rss north Of The 8e!9er HOUSE. on
"a esls e. Iocs JIG. CAT, AHenf
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TIE New REPUBLICAN GOVERNOR oE OHIO.
The papers are having a heap of fur"
over the inaugural address OF Gov. Depni-
son, the new republican Governor of Ohio
As a political pasquenade, intended to
take Off the rawlings of some of the South
Carolina disunionists, it would be worthy
of the funny column in Harper. But the
fun is heightened tenfold in view of the
fact that the unconscious Punch puts it
forth in serious, sober earnestness. Among
purchase Of the negroes of the south and
planting them as colony in Central
America, and then adds:
Such an outpost between the oceans,
well chosen, and well fortified for defence
would not only be a shield on our South
ern flank: stronghold for our commerce
on the East and West side of the continent
in southern attitudes, but it would enable
the United States to guaranty the liberty
and independence of Mexico and Central
America; give stability to their Republican
Government, and assume the high charac-
ter OF this continent in very deed which
the Monroe doctrine announced the duty
OF the nation.
Commenting on the Inaugural, the St
Louis RepuJdca, happily remarks:
In such an outpouring as this Inaugural,
the Southern extremists may, as in a
glass, see themselves as others see them.
We are inclined to make very little other
remark on this production than to throw
out the idea that, after two or three other
Black Republican Governors have followed
suit to Gov Dcnnison's lead, the country
generally may come to the conclusion that
the game has been played out, to at least
a standoff between the Aboltionized Re-
publican agitators Of the North and their
multiplying antagonists at the South.
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Estotc Of Pd;Hp F;,mon 49,

A>setttC y L 'NtP Ih6NUH, acc a.
NOTICE Is hereby gven TO all persons having claims
IN against the estate OF Philip Krwan deceased that
will attend term of the County Court Of La Sale
County, be held at Ottawa In said County Of La Sale
and state Of Illinois, the Sd Monday Of March next
when and where all persons having claims against said
estate notified to the in writing 10 said
Court for adjustment.
jan?i-6w* ANN KIRwAN, AdsDr.
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TELEGR APHIC.
Reported for the Onawa Free Trader.
Fatal Accident.

PROVIDENCE, Jan. 20.
Mr.. Elisha Brown. a man about 90 years
old, belonging in Pittsford, was killed at
the station in this city this A. NJ, by the
train on the Hartford R. r. He was the
father of Fayette Brown, cashier of the
State Bank, in this city
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j. e. PORTER'S
AnbrOtype Gallery.

The Perroiypes, taken on Patent Metallic Plates are
superior in beauty. bTiancy, and durability, ia any
other pictures; they only taken Porters Gallery,
and reing introduced in the West;
taken in all kinds OF weather, IN Natngers
block, soath side of the Court House.
Stock for sale Of every description Daguerreotype,
Ambrorvpe and Photograph stock is kept hand At
all times, and for sale at very low rates.
Thos, receiving Photographs from their friends at the
East, will find fine selection OF ell; Oval Frames FOR
ale very cheap. Jan l. 1871
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Man proposes, God disposes. Love builds
castles, but Marriag destroys them
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ELECTRO CHEMICAL BATHS
T., w. VAN DOE4f
Eclectic sssay>icll

O1fce orer Pisrgte's Stare. south SD
HR VAN DOGEN, with his Baths a
L. prepared To cure all forms OF Car
tutisnaI Diseases. He can erectnally
of the system, ard magicaliy relievesne
suffering from Salvation and Mercur al 90
n pe.mancnt cure. Also, in all firms
Rhe uinatism, Neuralgia, Erysipelas. salt lti
Head, Deafness and ringing in the efs. Cat'
chitis. Asthma, Consumption 10 frs and sec
Liver Complaint. Dyspepsia, Piles, Gravel
Affections, Decayed Bones, Fever Dres, W
ing. Contracted Cords, stiff Joint, &c, q
and Tumors successfully cured without the
knife.
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Or. ~. B. WEsCOTTy

Buffalo Analytico Medical institute
Es!LItsted for tee treatment Of az cirO disease.
TAR. WESCO1T visits Ottawa rsgulari. EVERY fouE
Il and six weeks.
OTTAWA, GEIGER HOUSE, FEB. Is arI19, 1850.
LASALLE, HARDY HOUSE, FEB. Il, 40.
successfully Consumption, DiSases Of the
Lungs Liver, Heart and Kidneys, Catafh, Pieurisy,
Rheumatism Gout, Dropsies, Nervous LEASES, Apo
prxy Palsy Epilepsy Fits Asthma nthisic, Neu-
rag, Diabetes, Gravel Scrofua, Hip tases Ulcers,
Tuniors, Erupons Iumcrs, Piles, and atfemale Com
plants.
Our remedies are Vegetable. We wiplot make sick
o make we'll down to build q. again. CON-
SULTATION FREE janll
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CARSON VALLEY. We copy the following
from the San Francisco H7ald of Dec. 81:
The people of Carson Valley now num-
Der nearly four thousand souls, and they
are determined 10 cut loose from their ac
cursed connection with Utah. The Nor
mons are most cordially detested, and the
hate is reciprocated to the fullest extent.
Judge Gradlebaugh, who took passage for
Washington in the steamer Sonora, will
bring before the Government the horrible
condition Of affairs at Salt Lake, and viii
also urge the establishment of d Territori-
al Government in Carson Valley, to be
called the Territory of Nevada, Judge
Cradiebaugh afiirmS that it is an utter i'm
possibility TO enforce the administration OF
the laws among the Mormons. The stat
utes governing Utah are so worded that
they afford innumerable loop holes for the
escape of the Saints and even when con-
victed it is found impossible TO bring the
offenders to justice, they are so sheltered
and secreted by their fellow believers.
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MoNnAy Ian rs

In the Senate, Mr. Douglas offered re-
solution that the Judiciary Committee be
instructed to report bill for the protec-
ton of all the states and territories against
invasion by the inhabitants of any other
state or territory.
Also for the suppression and punish
ment of conspirators and combinations III
any state or territory, with the intent 10
assail or modest the government, inhabit-
ants, property, or institutions of any other
state.
Mr. Bigler introduced.a bill for the sup
paession OF invasion of one state or terri
tory from another or the fitting out OF Il
military expedition or enterprise agains,
another and for the punishment of such
aifences Referred TO select committee
Mr.. Clinsman, il. \, from y. C., made
a two hours speech against Pugh's resolu-
ton Gin favor of the right of the people
OF the territories TO legislate in reference
10 slavery.) Mr. c. held that the election
OF republican president would and ought
to be regarded 10y the south as sufficient
cause 10 dissolve the Union 1t would
hardly be expected that the south would
hesitate until they had been brought entire
ly under the might of her enemies 4 re-
publican president could take of all the
arms from the slave states, aad take
such action as to leave the south open to
a hundred John Brown invasions II the
south submitted 10 the election of 4 re
publican president, she would be in the
same condition as an army after sulrcn-
dering at discretion, being entitled only
to such terms as the victor might choose
to grant. He concluded by expressions Of
confidence in the good fortune of the Uni
ted States, and hoped for the perpetuety
of the Union.
The further consideration of the sub
ject was then postponed till tomorrow,
and after an executive session the senate
adjourned.
The HoUsE, starting out with the dis
cussion of the question of order on receiv
ing Pennington resolution. branched off
into general debate on politics which
was brought to an end only by an adjourn
ment.
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Roth X nds Of Fluid

w irLs the Non Explosive Fluid is much the safest
w TO use some persons think it does not give
good lg. the old Fluid, because il chars the wick
ing. l viii there fore keep hand both kinds, so that
every may have their choice.
i,n2I T.. Y. GRIGGS
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Con GreSSs

WASHINGTON, Jan. 20.
SENATE not in session.
HOUSE No Speaker yet, 100 PM
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FRIDAY, Jan. -.

SENATE not in session
In the HoUsE, Mr. Smith made speech
denouncing the Helper Book, and Mr..
Bingham, of Ohio, defended it Mr.. Ste
vens rose to a personal explanation and
sent a newspaper to the Clerk table to be
read The Clerk looked at it and dropped
it. 1t turned out to be German paper.
Meantime, Mr. Stevens had lodged behind
a screene Mr.. Pennington offered re-
solution that the house procede to vote for
Speaker and if there be no election, that
on Monday an election should be made
from the two highest candidates Pend
ing question of order on the reception of
this resolution, the House adjourned to
Monday.
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FENHE partnership heretofore existing between the firm
Il of FAIRFIELD 4 NBLD in the Produce and Lumber
business, has been dissolved The business i'll be con-
by VI. f. FAIRFIELD. the Warehouse the
Madison ST. bridge. [jau2l-3wl NJ. +, FAIRFIELD.
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Religious notice.
Arrival and Departure Of Mails.

Mr.. SHADES subj next Sabbath, (so-morrow) eve
ning will be the Parable Of the Rich Man and Lag
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Pay XOr1r Taxes
TURING the month OF Jahuary, at Lockwo,d's OF
H. fee, have trouble with the Town Collector
ian7 j. b. FORD,
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Donations in aid Of the sufferers fo'y
in from all quarters, and have already
reached SIo,000.
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WEnNEsnAY Ian

The only business of the SENATE worthy
of note was the introduction of q resolu-
ton by Mr.. Brown, of Miss, as an Offset
to Pugh's, declaring the power and duty of
Congress to legislate for the protection of
slavery in the Territories. The resolution
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20 TO ORzOy,S BOOK STOREfor School Books,
" Stationery, or nice Books for Ch.Idren. i.n29
CIHEAP BOOKS at
" jxn29 QRTON'S BOOK SIOhb.
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The LAWRENCE TRAGEDY-The latest &C
counts foot up the sufferers By this disas
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First Class Insurance Agency.
HOME INSURANCE CO., NEW YORK,
Capitol II 100000; Surplus 100000.
CHARTER OAK INSURANCE CO., HARTFORD,
Capital $500 900; Surplus $4,000.
MERCHANFSs INSURANCE CO., HARTFORD,
Capital $20D,OoO.
EDWARD EAMES, agent,
$3.50 Atfhs City Bank, Oftfscd.
CuEAP B0oks at
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jan2l-3w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-09-22
NUCTIOiI SALES.

!
| \ 49, 'h:tI, rnIs SiIc ',, a,.b,rignd -
| sci! the valuable real estate, belonging to Mrs
/ Harriet V i.ayd, located on Water street, in the
city of Alexandria. near tl.c depot Of the Aexan-
dria, Loudoun and liam9>hire Railroad. This
| property consists Of TWO LOTS. One begin
ming on the west side Of Water street. at the cen
| tire OF the square between Princess and Queen
streets, fronting sixty feet on Water street, and
| running back III depth one hundred and twenty
In rec feet and FIVE inches There IS upon this lot
ff"e5 Il large BRICK TENEM hNi, bn'it o' the
L.. best mater!a!s, and IN The best manner.-
| Upon portion "t this lot Rowing H'ley ha>
been bn'it and The ot would be "!' ''ea t" sun
purchasers The othe: !"' Is "1'"ii'hs '"'.' ''"'
ING iwc3tE-eIEAi feet ana one nan 81 III i"'" "l
Water street. ANA u! the same hcr'h aS Tue niHl
lot. There are IL" improvements on '"e 7'hh''vr
lot. ii tie above property l. not Ho'd al private
sale before |nfni"y. the l"a ""5 q 0"t'"rL mart.
il will then be offered for sale ai public "ur''2A al
T. o'clock q: that day. III 'front.' oi the Mayor"
Oilre. in Alexandria.
TERMS :--nnc-third of the purchase monev
cash iilc remainder in three equal instruments, IL
six, twelve and eighteen months respectively, WIN
interest from the day Of sale, secured by the bonds
of the purchaser. with good security. and the title
withheld until the whole Of the purchas" money he
paid. or IF desired b. Ihc purchaser, deed given ut
once and decd OF trust taken, to .ccur" the de-
icrrc,! payments ii. .. tLAt HHlON,
aug Gj-2awtS Attorney Tor MIS-. II. : haa"