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The national Republican., 1861-08-29
a PerIlOus Position.

of Government wagons was halted near the
corner of Ninth street and New York avenue,
and several Of the drivers temporarily left
their teams. During the absence of one them
II little deaf and dumb boy essayed to mount
one of them by getting on the pole of the wagon
and thence TO the back of the horse but the
animals took fright, and started ut II fearful
pace down Ninth street, the boy meanwhile,
falling across the end of the pole and holding
on with his might. At the corner of II street
the body of IA wagon, which was fastened be-.
hind, was thrown off, and the horses, with cne
wagon and the wheels of the other, kept on ,
with the boy still holding to the pole, until they
were stopped, on II street near Fifth. The lii
fellow seemed more scared than hurt and
seemed very glad of his rescue. As il was, it
seemed miracle that he was not injured more
than the few slight bruises.
The national Republican., 1861-08-29
OVER THE RIVER.
sKIKMIsli AT BALLS CROSS ROADS.

Rumors continue TO float with regard TO pro
cecdings in the military line on the Virginia
eide Of the Potomac. five were TO believe all
we hear, that part Of the country has already
become II vast battle ground, and will soon
swell into the importance of Inkcrman and
Scblsapol. That pickots occas onaly meet, is
neither novel nor surprising; und that occasion.
ally so 'dcr is killed. is but a consequence OF
war. The disunionists are doubtless scouting
in large parties, watching their opportunity to
take advantage Of smaller numbers oil our
t.oop5 They have become impudcnt, under
the mistaken idea that they arc inviuciblc or
hullcL.prUo. The time Is coming, however.
when the Illusion will be dspcllcd.
Under the lead of Mcclellan, VIC feel satisfied
that the rebels will soon meet with an effective
and wholesome check.
The only reliable information we have is,
that about eleven O'Clock yesterday, q consid.
cradle body of Confederates advanced to the
farm Of an old lady this side of Balls Cross
Roads, and encamped The advance of this
column came in contact with our pickets and
fired into them, killing one or two of our men
aud wounding several others. The pickets i'm
mcdiately returned the fire and re reated. 1t
is thought that by their fire, some eight or ten
of the Confederates were killed
Our pickets afterwards advanced again, and
the enemy drew in their lines. Our informa 1T
states that he left the neighborhood about one
o'clock, and that the firing was then gong on
quite briskly. 1t is said that there was con
tinued series of skirmishes all day yesterday,
although no considerable body was at any one
time engaged
While the forces are in such close proximity,
it is not likely that general fight can be
avoided many days.
The national Republican., 1861-08-29
NEWS ITEMS.

Ca.harinc Hayes, the vocalist, is dead
The Charleston papers advertise shares for
sale In the privatccr Beaurcgard.
By an adver ,isenicnt in the Etanli4er. it ap-
pears that two hundred white girls arc wanted
in Richmond 10 make cartridges.
Captain McClung, West Point graduate, is
organizing an artillery company in East TcE-
nessee
General Pillow has cOnfiscatcd Artemus
Wards whacks liggcrs." The SHOW was
on board q little boat bound TO Cairo.
A camp Of instruction has been established
at Searsdalc, New York, under the command OF
Brigadier General Viee
The marriage contract between the Princess
Alice and Prince Leopold, of Hessc, WAS signed
at Osborne on the Nth instant.
The New Haven Journal says that the citi.
zans of Huntington, in town meeting. have
voted that they will not pay ga war tax
The propeller New London, Of the New
York and New London line, has been puI.
chased by the Government for S30,O0O.
The Navy Department has furnished Folt
Pickens with thirty nine inch guns and nun
tions, and 5000 shells.
Amos Kendall and family have removed to
Trenton, N. j., to remain till the close Of tie
war.
Government has refunded to the State of Iii
nois forty per cent. of the expenditure the State
incurred in fitting out volunteers for the war.
A prize fight took place on Saturday. at
Troy, New York, between two women. 1t lasted
three quarters CT an hour. and is said to have
been a bloody afftir.
The London Chronicle has a correspondent at
Richmond who has been among the troops 10
that city, and, in Writing thence, remarks that
they are ill.clad, and that gambling is preva
lent. Faro banks flourish, champagne supper'
are free, and the city winks at the vice it is un
able to suppress.
The national Republican., 1861-08-29

SURRENDER or MAJOR LYND'S FoR'H IN Arr.
HoN>.-Thc st. Louis Rsp,blicm'S correspond
ent writes from Santa Fe, on the 4th instant,
tha. later dates from McSilla couiirm the re.
ported surrender OF Maj1r Lynd's command, at
Fort Fillmore, TO Southern troops. Tho garri.
son is reported to have numbered fourteen
companies, none OF which had lis complement
of men, and IL is somewhat doubtful whether
the prisoaers-all told--exceeded eight hun
dred and fifty men, if that many. The major
is accused Of having betrayed his trust. II Il
evident he did not make much OF defence.
The national Republican., 1861-08-29
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DENsION OFFICE. JUNE q, 1861.

TD 1IL WHbH II NlI CUNtENN.
Application having been made under the act OF 23d
June, 1860, for the reissue OF the land Warran de
Scribed herein, which are alleged TO rave been lost
or destroyed notice Ia hereby given tina at the date
following the description Of each warrant, q new
certificate Of like tenor will be issued If no ovalid OBJ
jcction should then appear.
March, 1855, In the name Of Susanna Hubbard,
widow Of John Hubbard, deceased, and granted OF.
the 10th day OF June, 1s56--August u 1861.
No 3,ll6 for 100 acres issued under the act OF lii
TO Augustus Ingram, private Of Captain Murray 8
company, second regiment of Tennessee inft1uy-
No 46745, for 100 acres issued under the &c, Of
March, 1855, in the name of Jacob Gulick, and
granted on on the cath day of January, 1s'o-septem
No. SO ,6O2 foI so acres, issued under The act OF
September, 1850, in the name Of Elizabeth Wells,
widow of Daniel Wells, and granted on the eth day
Of September 1s5l-Septembcr %, 1861.
No As 800, for 100 acres, issued under the act OF
March, 1866, in the name of Alexander Orne, and
granted on the 18th day of October iS5e-sep'em
No Il ,G2s, for 100 acres issued under the act of
March. 1855 in the rame of Amos Arthur, and
granted on the l7th day Of August, lS5'-octobcr o.
No Co,52o, for 60 acres, under act of ls47, and
bearing date May 9Th, 1880 in favor Of Michael
ana volunteers, Mexican WaTrCOctober Is, iSel
No 6! 800, for 1870 acres issued under the act Of
o the slsf iSG' day of Of March is5Sootober iS sGl
No - ,t57, for 100 acres, issued under the act Of
March, n5b, in the name of Thomas Tanner, and
pruntSu ou VI loo,-ot'oV'i i''' P"'
No iG3, for 100 acres, is'ucd under The act OF
March, 1853, in the name OF benjamin Rei'ty, and
granted on the 27th day of JuCe 1855.
No 6J2, for so acres issued under the act OF March
1885, in the name of Reuben Woodruff AID granted
on the 9th day Of May, 1865.
No 500 for lBl acres, issued under the act Of March,
1855, in the name Of Samuel II. aterhouse, aud
q Iauted on he 23d day Of May, 1850
No. 2,653, for so acres, issued under the act of
granted on the I'd day Of August, ls55-November
H. 1861
No 05 iOo for 100 acres, issu,d d under the act Of
March 1855, in the name OF Polly, widow Of David
bradbury, and granted on the 18th day Of Septem
Der, 1sG-l6th November, 1861.
No. "3,s14 for 100 acres, issued under the act OF
March, 1865, In the name of Guy Alexander, mi
hor child Of John Z. Alexander, deceased, and
granted July I'd, lS60-Noyember ID, 1851
No. 1892 for 100 acres, issued under the act Of
Mrrch, 1865, in the name Of Christian Doughcrty,
and granted on the ?7th day Of September, Isja--
November 10, 1861.
No 4l,H3p for $50 acres issued undcr the act Of
March, lSj5 in the name OF james Pray, and grant
ed on the list day of March, ls6l--Novenocr -,
lS6l
30 - $50, for l6O acres issued under the act of
halCh, lSJj, in the names OF William Julius {.
4. ard John u s. Minor, children Of Irwin Baggst,
dccc's 'sed and granted on the 2lth day Of May,
lS5t-NoVCmber ,lsul.
JOSEPH II. BARRETT,
Commissioner
The national Republican., 1861-08-29
Serenade to Hon, Mr., Holt,

srOE, August 27.--Sevcral thousand people
gathered around the fremont House tonight
the occasion boing serCnadc to Hon. Joseph
Holt, of kentucky. After appropriate airs by
the band, Mr.. Holt appeared on the steps of the
hotel, and was introduced to tho crowd by Ed
ward Everett, who made SOmo complimentary
and very patriotic remarks. Mr.. Holt was re.
ceived with earnest enthusiasm, and spoke
about fifteen minutes.
The national Republican., 1861-08-29
WASHINGTON, D. c., August 81, 1861.

Whitehurst, 434 Pennsylvania avenue, has
the largest collection of likenesses Of dstin.
guished men'in this country; Is selling views of
military encampmonts, &c. See his card pho.
tosraphs, suitable for scnding in letters. Like.
tie can be obtained at this gallery. Cote White.
hursts and obtain II likeness before going to
the battle field. aug2-lmCOd*
The national Republican., 1861-08-29
A Note from Mrs. Senmtor Gwin-N0t Yet
at Fort Lafayette.
WEST POINT, ROSE HOTEL

August q, 1851.
TO he Editor Of tie Ueud'
was startled, yesterday, by reading, as an
item of intelligence in your paper, that had
been arrested in Washington city for alleged
corporation with the Southern army ] have
had no aspirations, assure you, for either a
crown Of martyrdom, or any such laurels as
your correspondent would encircle my brow
with; but have been residing very quietly, with
my family, in the place from which this letter
is dated for the last two weeks, exclusively
occupied with domestic concerns. May
ask you to contradict &c!
Yours respectfully, MARY Z. GwlN.
The national Republican., 1861-08-29
Accidentally Killed.

On Tuesday evening, MS several members Of
the New York thirty seventh regiment woro
performing picket duty, they entered II house
the Gou'c they heard the report of firearms
and ran out, and tho muskot of one of them
was accidentally discharged, tho ball entering
tho spino Of Mr.. Thomas Roaney, of Company
B, and passing entirely through his body. He
in the L street hospital, but he died Il short
time afterwards.
The national Republican., 1861-08-29
Gone to seCesll.

Surgeon John j. Ganelin, lately in charge Of
tho Government hospital in Georgetown, has
resigned. He obtained leave of absence and
Went directly to seccsh by way of Niagara
Falls, from which place he forwarded his reSig-
nation to the department. He is native of
New York but was appointed from Virginia, in
which State he owns property, and assigns MS a
reason FOR this course, that i he continues to
hold his place under the Federal Government,
The Stale will CMnlSGatc his effects.
The national Republican., 1861-08-29
py WALL y bARrArD, A.ctIonscrs.
TRUSTEES StLH or rILIA6LE IMPROVED
PROPERTY 4T IVEBS7AE CIir, iDNI.

PROPERTY 1T WEBS7At tIii, IOUI.
by virtue Of dsed Of trust dotad necember q,
1860, AID recorded in bGsk Of mortgages Tag,
30y ons Of the land record. for Webster City aul.
ton county lsNn, the undersigned win sell, at ID.
lie auction, to tic highest bidd.r at the auction
Room, No 81 , cnusy lvania avenue, on Satu,d,y,
tha Q tn day of b"HtelsbGr, lSA at oclo.k Z. II ,
all thos! pieces or parcels sI ground situate AMI iIg
in said Webster City. and Known and described H.
being lots seven % and eight, 81 in block five g.
of ioung's additions to Webster City, IIamit IN
county, Iowa, and the improvements thereon, con
ssting Of u subst,niis stOhe structure or brgwcly
being the same property offered lor Ia by M on
the 18th OF August, Instant and the purchaser there
of not havsg conf Lled with the terllt OF sale il viii
be re,od, 40 above, at the risk And cost of said de
tsultnH purchaser.
Terms One half cash, pa yable on the spot at the
Sale, or the property will be offered anew, and the
balance in negotiable notes approved by the trustee,
at four and SIX months date, with interest.
An abstract Of the title can be seen at the Auction
Room
unlsSs the sls payment i made on the spot, at
the sae, and the t"rms fully complied with, the
Trustees reserves the right u resell immediately, AT
the rsk and cost VI the deiaulling purchaser Wash
ngton, d. G., Aug. Esd, 1851.
WALL X BARNARD.
II A,~ti
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NJ z " BHi'gs- s-%''V &
.EssssssEs;2. Ess;ss.ssE2 ~" VIZ VIZ - -
StW LONDON NORWICH a. '-.-.---.--.
rNIIT
t&Indays ENc-p'.
Al O'clgCf. r T.
;1W B"&rs-#''N &

FtEE 50 y. E.t" 4 .! ~ - .---.
The n,w audI.EH,6',H, -:-.t....
TDH, VI n WiicnA 4 puitLd. .,I
tuesdays, Thursday. sat nLu.'. .I
allyn Point &"mh"! %,a..
la
Thr rev Lad y lGuriu,ul'!. u, 3,
YORK., rhrrIg Il. J,',,i. c. ..Iu
IOrk--suI day. We IN, GL
Anyn's l,nt 90 Tur~d p. I.
day.
The" twr nr-: a'rI ,,'h .nt
for thi' r~ulc. witl hI wrls g, ,.
chatting ai,r /. LNt CrDulIF.,. ..'
| nj I'Ca era ever hai.i '.r l.I-
with tlI'S Err hl' pr, t.r,sld.t
C"..d .Cl"E~ "ccDu. ."ry So. &C..
lHsicuGiIr ,i,,rr lln .'D.
dl.lViy on Ulr H.'t is.urt .. e..
tIcstDn, WUr'v.' =. ~ -. '.
Ma hun Cur''ri e. " ~. .
"a s,u.c.. rrturirE II .. E.."''.
of h" nJ-tuH a NuI''f
Wo,cc irI T. y 9ir sIni - N..,
r.M
Freight take = .h'ir,..
u Boston car IT, eat ~
State RI us - .buIldNurr'"Il g.,
steamers, Cr gt e ~ to- 0r N,.. ,...
advance. J. " Ai,li ...
aug 23-6m ipl l.
The national Republican., 1861-08-29

The Board of Police Commissioners met At
Georgetown yesterday afternoon; but there
being only throo members (Messrs. Addison,
Bowen, and Tcnney) present-pot II quorum
they adjourned to moot at J. +. Browns, on II,
between Ninth and Tenth streets, this after.
noon, at 4 O'Clock.
The national Republican., 1861-08-29
LOCAL NEWS.
IN AtlYerliaera.

Nearly four thousand copies of the Rcpui
itrdn are circulated among tho fl'ating popua
ton every day besides the large number served
10 regular subscribers. Advertisers will take
note accordingly.
The national Republican., 1861-08-29
NJ & l.
adams Express Company"

This Company Offers to tle public " Uncquallui
Advantages ,, for the " safe and SuiIk Dispatch Ui
Heavy freghtS, Packages, Vauabits, Money, &c. .
&c TO all parts the ruited Sta'rS.
Expresses 10 AMI from ihr North and West depart
from and arrive in Warrington twior dgily AL
EXpresses are in charge N rrlcri'a,cd aDt rc'.',
Messengers.
All Packages for " " Soldiers carried at" One
Hall" our usual IatrS
All goods for the socalled Coniederatcs States
and all articles " COIrabaud VI War,' will BE- III
ftSED.
Our EXpresass leave New NoIl o. |, , srd T. VI
arriving in Washington at = A II AMI , 80 7 VI
Expresses leave Philatvlphn ~ - a M and ! II
NJ arriving, in wushmg;ua Il T. e aud Il A. NJ
Expresses leave Baluuurr at % A und 3 -
I. arriving III WINinGNs At A. VI and 81
M,
EXP csSss for all poats North ald West leave
Washington daily a. - A. an $50 L. Nj
SSscal Contracts FOR large quantities OF Frs4a Ii
ran bs ulldr or aL.lcsliup u tn. office.
All sssA- rglAe ~ q S.lvcrcd free OF exlr,
Aas6: p osl.\ IGHI "a
nstSt E<snls EsHr"rgt,
v 49, w AnIu-t lj. ". ssc ain,
The national Republican., 1861-08-29
Internal Machino-Killing Of Two Men.

PITrsBURG, August 27.--An Internal machine,
which had beon placed on tho Adams Express
car, exploded on its arrival at the depot in this
of two employees and the woundipg of a man
in tho leg named Bachl"r. Ono of the killed
was named Mclaughlin.
The national Republican., 1861-08-29

d
VERY SrpERfOR CABINET FTRNITURE L.vD
HOUSEHOLD EfTTCTS .iT PLBLIC .tIlTlON.
On FRIDAY morning, August 30, at 10 o o'clock
At No. ld1 Pennsylvania avenue, between 18th and
18th streets ue shall sell the Furniture and Effect
Of fauily declining Lousskee ping, comprising
Superior Ro cwood Joiss and Ann ch.irs, finished
In satin brocstellc
Rl,h and cane seai Arm aud Fancy Chairs
Elegant 80 ID Rosewood Glass front Book Case,
cost Slj0
Superior Rosewood Work Stand and Rcfreshpnt
Table
Bohemian Glass Vs~~ Cerafs and Tumbcrs, am
Byuquct Holders
window Shades. Oil Paintings
Handsome brussels and grain Carpets Oilcloth
and Rugs
Bronze and Gilt Chandeliers zad shades
Superio! High post MdStcsd, vftk keaSy Cornice
Fine Curled hair and Spring Mattress,
Wool Blankets, Spreads, and meting
Mar5lc top DtCssing Bureaus, Wachs,and
Bolsters and Pillow, Toilet Sets
Elegant Spring scat Lounge, with Pillows
rolid Mah0g any caTWSd ExteAsiou Table
Suit Of bssFiful enam,llId Cottage Furniture.
Bag of puSe old TO, cyftMCnt Js~s Corce
Barrel Of White SA,G-, barrel Of Flcur
Refrigerator Cooking Utusiis, Nc ,Ac
J.. S.-Ihc above Furniture l. of superior max,
aud insh, by lemwick, GaltimvrC.
Terms cash, in currcnt iuLds
J. M"ii'IEE q n'',
auS2i AuctIUneeT'
The national Republican., 1861-08-29

EJOrr JuSttcC lldlter.-PatriGk RIloy, sol.
Provost Guard. Alexander Mcleod soldier,
breaking open the stalls in the market: trans.
lcrred to the Provost Guard. Charles W. Mey.
er, breaking in II house committed to iail.
Eliza Boyle, keeping diSorderly house work
hOusp for thirty DAYS.
The national Republican., 1861-08-29
a FfaCas.

Last evening, two young gentlemen met each
other on the 0ag.way noar the Bank OF Wash
ington, where some words onsued, which led
10 Flows: but on one Of tho parties calling for
the watch" which brought n number of oni
GERS and citizens to tho scene, tho other ono
left III 4 :" double quick.N
The national Republican., 1861-08-29
pYJ.c {. Mcguire ~ co., n".t.o,,-.,. .

E.rCELLENr FiRNiERE HIi.SIEHEI'TNG +!
EEtTS, SViLL +:lyHLf C.iHHLiGE, d,.. dc, +
PCBLiC .ttCIipN.
On THURSDAY morning, August 2aLh, NJ
o'clock, q. the residence of Presley Simpson Esq
Twelfth street, betWCca q and II strclt' VIC shH
sell his entire Fnrsiturc and Effects coinpri:ing-
Excellent Rsc wood Piino Forts, by Mayer
Mahogany aud Walnut spring cat sofas, rocker
and Parlor Chairs
Rosewood std Walnut Marble top Tables
Elegant Marble Case French Time piece, with
Shade
China and Alabsster Wares, Ornaments
Cauc and wood scat Chairs, Lounges
Window Shades, Curtains and COrnicc
Superior Brussels and three ply Carpets, hlclotl
and Rugs
Maliosan Card and Fancy Tables
Solid Walnut BcdSteGd5, Wardrobts, aud WA-h
stands
Dressing and Plain Bureaus, Wardrobcs
Superior Feather Beds, Hair and Husk Mattress
BolstSrs and Pillows
Blankets, Omioris, and Spreads
Mahogany Secretiry, Nenitian Blinds
Do 81 ileboard, DfAing Tables
China, Glass, and crooAery Ware, Tably Cutlery
CuoliGg and other Stoves, Kitchen Utensils
Also. at ten OcOck. In iTSnt Of the hOu e. cEG g!
cellent one horsc Family Carriage, for four Ter
sons, with Harness.
TcIms cash in crrrcnt tuAiS
JAS. q. MCGUIRE K co.
aug l7-d AuctiOneera.
The national Republican., 1861-08-29

EDUCATION.-Miss ADDlE c. KINSEI will
T. resume the duties of her School at AL d street,
between Second and Third treets, on Monday, I'd
September 1 81. Thankful for forner patronage
sh, respectfully asks II continuance OF til saJn2.
aug 2I-3tA
The national Republican., 1861-08-29
SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.

Miss NJ. +. DUNCAN will, OH MONDAY, the I'd
of September next, resume her School ut her resi-
depce, No. Il Indiana avenue She has made ar
rangenents to take limited number of pupils as
bSardcTs. aug 2S-cod3w*
The national Republican., 1861-08-29
Headquarters LINCOLN CAVALRY,
Fort Meiys, Washington, d. {,
AupuSt D7 1851

The colonel is much gratifed with the good
order aud discipline that chardctcriz d his en-
tire command, Qdi2aSan men On the march from
New York to the city of Washington. d. C.. SO
marked was their conduct throughout as to
call forth cncomiums ilom the citizrns along
the whole route, and in his opinion entities
them to this public notice of his approval
Men so we'll behaved, cannot fail to make
soldiers by order
A. T. MCREYSoLDs,
fOLOtel LUntmdndimj,
Ru / l. IL ArnH .sILN
The national Republican., 1861-08-29
A Smart Lettc. /.

The following characteristic letter was le.
ceivod few days ago by General Mansfield:
- HosrITAL, August %, 1861.
SR have the honor to report that Captain
- bI gade, died in the hospital at twelve
o'clock to-day. He wishes to get free pass
or the purpose of taking his body to New York.
Very respectfully
The national Republican., 1861-08-29
Roported Attack on Fort Scott.

ROLLA, Mo-, August 27.-Lotters received by
Colonel Boyd from his wife say that the report
prevailed in Springfield that an attack had been
made on Montgomery force AT Fort Scott, and
that ho successfully ropulsed the rebels.
The national Republican., 1861-08-29
Relenaeil.

William Fallen, Benjamin Fallen, John Thorn.
As, David King, and John Hcysor, COlorod, who
wcro t'kon from various vessels IN tho river
VIII" were attempting to run tho blockade, were
yesterday released from Jail, whore they have
beon confnod ut tho instance of tho District
ATTORNEY,
The national Republican., 1861-08-29
Movements of Secretary Seward.

ALBANY, August 2T.--Secretary Seward ar
rived hero this evening, and proceeded to An.
burn, accompanied by Mrs. Lincoln.
The national Republican., 1861-08-29
BY TELEGRAPH.
Explosion of Powder Mills at Now penham, N. II.

BosToN, August 2s.-The extensive powder
mills, four in number, AT New Donham N. H.,
were blown up this afternoon, instantly killing
five mon. The conclusion shook The country
for miles around. The mills had large con.
tract TO 6ll for tho Government The cause of
the saster is unknown.
The national Republican., 1861-08-29
nOThT TOES, POTATOEs

-, .nh,L.,- Il.m N,-l,I" II s~li- VA! h.. 41ls
,Iii> !-E ~ ...' ,.ft ms 'lniI MI SSIW
4 S,cCai Strc2t riT' car lali sUiyCi n day.
rh.u ludINnL, aLl keuturNl money, IN - Il .liuS
Ing taken At par i ". SIEEJ.e& co
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The national Republican., 1861-08-29
TRUSTEES SAFE or IMPROVED PROPERTY.

7HIyTEE6 N'LI Ut INI h77 I'd THVTL"TI'
BY virtue Of deed OF trust from Gamalic
Baily and wife, datci february Id, 1853, and re
sh al sell a. trustee on Thur day, August twenty
ninth, at o'clock, p. NJ, in front q The prcm:s :,
at pubic auc on To the highest bidder all that piecc
westtrn half OF lot marked five, o. in square
be'cd five hundred AID thirty three, (H3}D in tn"
plat OF aid city, Ills same having front of twenty
iias three story brick dwelling and brick stable
thereon
Terms: One thhd ca Ii; the balance in equal IN
samsnts NJ biK and twelve months secured Gy dcvd
OF trust on The promises If the terms Of sale are
compiled %ith within dive days thereafter H., tru>
tee reArvls thc right to resell 1T the risk and cost
the deiavlting purchaser.
Az COW. yanoang at ~ cost of the purchaser.
~. BLAIR, rustcc.
JAS (. MCGUIRE, Auctioncer.
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