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The national Republican., 1867-09-26

DETAILED AT HEADQUARTERs.-0fficer
Robert Padgett. Of the Fourth ward, has been
detailed at police headquarters to run the police
telegraph instruments. He Is q good choice.
The national Republican., 1867-09-26

GAMES TO BE PLAYED.-This afternoon
IT $50 o.uiuck, matUh saus of h... h-h -i'
be played on the grounds In rear Of the Stat
Department, by tho frst nine Of the Countr,
club and the Alert, Temporary
The national Republican., 1867-09-26
RI s. MARsHAL's OFFICE.

In ,irtes ot vri, Of ssvf Lastas seifa, issued
District Of Columbia, asd to ne directed, 1 viii sI.
pose to public SALE for Cash. In front Of the Court
| House door 81 said District, on MONDAY, the soh
day Of September inst, 1857, At II o'eloct m all
dsfendant right, tits claim and interest IN and 70
Los No. 6and IN Square No 722 Of Dsvdsen's sub
dysiop In the city Of wAshingion, D. @. togsthsr
with the Improvements thersoa, ssiIsd asd levied
upon, aud will be sold TO satisfy execution No s7s
Trial, January, 1883. DAVID Q. ooODIHa,
o. 8. Marshal, DC.
snrrsnsEn o. 1881 .spf0 az
The national Republican., 1867-09-26

BARNEY IN FOR ANOTHER FIoHr.-Barney
Aaron and Patsy Shepard, Of Ohio, have mad,
up fight for $1,000, to take place on Tuesday,
the 9Th Of November. The place for the "mill''
has not been aIed as yet. No match has beer
made, a. stated, between Barney and Sam
Collyer.
The national Republican., 1867-09-26

JocLYS AGAINST JoCLYS.-In the case o
Joclyn against Joelyn, before Judge Wylis
(which We noticed ysstsrdsy,) after argument b,
the counsel, the court made an order that th,
defendant, John A. Joolyu, pay the plaintiff $5'
per month alimony psndsnis lie.
The national Republican., 1867-09-26

RESOLUTIONS OF REsPECT.-At a meet
ing Of BsthsIis Lodge. /. o. @. T.. on Tuesday
night, resolutions Of respect to the memory Of
Alexander Mcdonald, deceased, late . member
Of the Lodge, were adopted, and ordered to be
recorded upon the minutes.
The national Republican., 1867-09-26

DErAILED.-Officer Charles A. Kimmell,
Of the Third ward, has been detailed BY Major
Richards To run the police telegraph instrument at
the First precinct station-houss Seventh wardl
during the day time. Charley is . polite and
accommodating oticsr, and We feel sure he will
not fail to please.
The national Republican., 1867-09-26

READY FOR THE RAcE.-The fine Balti
more yacht boat, Kate, has been repainted and
fitted up anew, and Is lying at Sixth stree
wharf, awaiting tho coming contest Of the Isl
proximo.
The national Republican., 1867-09-26

PRooREssrSo.-Mr. George G. Wilson
has Just completed his job Of setting the curb.
stones and laying the cutters on the east and
west sides Of Sixth street west, between the
Washington canal and b street south. Just DO.
yond where Gen. Miohisr 10 having erected the
Sixth street bridge.
The national Republican., 1867-09-26

A BAD WoxAN.-A day or two since,
Mr.. Woods, whils serving ios from . cart, lot q
huge piece fall upon his foot, which mashed It
badly. He was conveyed homo, on the Island,
and colorsd woman bathod his foot with cold
water to prevent swelling. The operation caused
him to fall asleep, and whom he auoke, hc found
that he had been robbed. The colored woman
was found in houSs Of ill.fams with part oi
the money, about $l5. She was turned over to
tho tender msrcies Of the law.
The national Republican., 1867-09-26

WINDOW SHADES AND PICTURE FRANEs.-
Msssrs. Kidwsll a Hsndsrson's store, No. sos,
Ninth street, under Seaton Hall, Is just now well
worth visit from those who wish to inspect q
large and choice selection Of window shades
oval and square picture frames. In visiting
their establishment, II will be found that they
sell their goods at prices that defy composition.
The national Republican., 1867-09-26
Auction SALES.
RY J. b. WHEELER 4 co.
No. el Louisians svsnus, b.tv..r A.,
streets, opposite the ssston Houss'

fhVbIbh'b BALE w lhPhOvRD pROpppTy ~
TIE FIRST WARD hi' IN
By virtue Of deed Of trust 10 IN. .n.....,.
bearing date January 10, 1851 and r.so,a.d H. IN,
No. is' folio: lss q sec, %. o. d. i Lana
| IN front Of the premises, on wEDNEsDlY. M. S,ss
day Of OCTOBER. 1867 o'clock, m ann 4 e.,.
lain Piece Of oround sitnAts sad bsips 10 II. CIV n
Mashinston, District Of Columbia, and kaovn 1. ne
west Part Of Lot pumbsrsd one u) 10 squsr. nun-
bered one hundred and twenty -ons (Ial 81 ne
grornd Il.n o. s.id ely the said tsH having =
ning back 70 an alley in the rear With The Improve.
Story BRICK HoUsR
This gropsty 10 situated on street north. be-
tween Ninst.enth and rvsniisth streets west, IN a
very desirable part Of the city.
Terms One third Cash the residue 10 three canal
instamssis, Of II. 10, aad ~ months the parshsssr
giving his Notes for the deferred paym.nt.l sstis
Of ,ale.
chaser.
hths terms Of sale are not sompi.d with v,,hi,
i've days from the day Of SALE the Trustee reserves
the right to- resell the said Properly at the ri,k snd
cost Of the dsfaulting purchaser.
sAhUKL D DOUGLASS, Trustee.
J. D. WHEELER Co.,
e2S .sodAdS AnetIonssrs.
The national Republican., 1867-09-26

CONVENTION OF THE HIGH TENT OF RE-
3HABIrEs OF NoRrH AHERIoA,--0n Tuesday
week, the 9Th proximo. at 8 O'Clock p. m, the
Iigh Tent Of the Independent Order Of Recha-
,itss will meet In annual convention In the hall
vsr Russell Bars grocery store, on Ninth
lssr d street, whom the following tenA, among
thtss, will be represented, during four or Ave
lays: ..-.. al
New York Central District Tent No. l, by
frank Finn; Columbia District Tent No. .. ID.
Dad BY VIC. Brock; Vermont District Teut
10. Q, By B. W. Stafford, and the following
ubordinsfs tents, to wit: Central Tent No. ],
ym. Dent; Eagle Tent No. a. W. II. 0verhyi
3rssn Mountain Tent No. 8, Geo. +. Kooni
yslloonsas Tent No. 4, John Burton Virginia
,snt No. b,* John 8, Cogswllli Triumphant
.snt No. 1o,~ John W. II. wrennj Laurel
Tent No. IL, = A, NJ. Bond; Liberty Tent No.
So @. D. Esnss Muirkirk Tent, No. IA, \ O..
| .. Coffin; Keystone Tent No. 1e,# W. s. Nc.
'hsetsrsi Virginia Tent No. 2, junior branch, 4
| {. B. Marchs, Phepix Tent No. 4, 0unior
ranch, ~ s. A. II. MoKim.
The following are the officers Of the High
,snt Of North America: p. H. Q. R., John
buick, Of Utica, New York; H. Q. R.. John T.
lighter, Of District Columbian H. D. R., BENZ
Allen, Of New York. H o. g., T. D. Marehs. Of
district oOlumbiai H. Treas, b. W. Stafford, Of
1sfmont.
ION Of Coiumbia District Tent No. q
The national Republican., 1867-09-26

FrRsr Co-opKRlrrvE AssocrAr1ox.-A
at Potomao Hall.
Mr.. O. b. Church called the meeting to order,
and Mr.. @. r. Thompson acted Dc secretary.
Tho committse appointed At previous mset-
ing 10 draft constitntion made report, and
the instrument was adopted with several amend.
ments. sI.H u. r rlsT n Ea
Mr.. W. T. Walker was selected a. president
and Mr.. W. J. Stephenson a. vics. president, and
R. Thompson 2s, and DR.. Charles Allen 2s. The
second was also tie-3l to 81. The third re-
suited In tho election Of Mr.. Thompson By . ma
jority Of 2. The election Of directors was post
poned until the next called meeting; sftsr which
the association adjourned.
The national Republican., 1867-09-26

CIvn, MILITARY, AND NAVAL MArrERs.-
the advertisement Of Evan Hughes, No. 2s1
Psnnsylvania avenue, corner Of thirteenth street.
He has Just received now and complete assort.
ment Of goods adapted to the wear Of civil, mill
tary, and naval gentlemen. His stock is worth
q close ipspectiop
The national Republican., 1867-09-26

SEVERE FALL.-Yesterday about IL
o'clock, q oolored man named Henry Jones, en-
fell from ladder to the pavement below, q dis
tance Of over twenty feet, and severely injured
himself. Shortly afterwards ho attempted to
walk to his residence In the First ward, but on
reaching the corner Of Tenth and E streets his
strength failsd him and he fell In an insensible
condition. He was placed In q wagon and sent
to his home by Lieut. Hurley, Of tho Sixth pre-.
cinct, where medical aid was procured.
The national Republican., 1867-09-26

RUNAWAY AND WREoK.-Yesterday even.
ing - DR.. Maury and his oolorsd servant were
passing along Pennsylvania avenue In his car.
riags, . few rods west Of the REPUBLICAN Office,
the horse became unmanageable, and took q
turn at wicked kicking, thus knocking tho ve
hiols to pieces. With part Of II attached te
him, he dashed furiously around, until seized
fsarlsssly, by . oolored lad named Turner, Of
escaped from the carriage before the horse hst
done much damage. His seiossd man was some
what hurt.
The national Republican., 1867-09-26

ANOTHER SEREsApE TO MAJ. GEN. w. 8.
HAscock.--Last night the officers Of the 18th
United States infantry rendered mplimentary
ssrenade to Maj. Gen. Hancock at the Metro
politan Hotel. The band Of the regiment, led
BY Prof. Nicholas Dausoh, numbering twenty
two pieces, assembled In front Of the hotel about
half.past ten o'clock. and performed number Of
airs, attracting Q large crowd. The officers Of
the regiment paid their compliments to the
General In bis private parlor, and were received
10 the most cordial manner.
The national Republican., 1867-09-26

BADLY ScALDKD.-Mrs. Margaret Ann
Kennedy, residing on L street, near Ninstesnth,
was badly soalded on her arms and feet BY the
upsetting Of boiler Of hot water which she at
tempted 10 lin from cooking stove to pour Into
q wAsh.tub. Her injuries are quite painful, e.
pecislly those Of the feet, as both Of them were
completely submerged in the sssthing contents
Of tho vessel.
The national Republican., 1867-09-26

TIE Nxw SrRKEr Cans START TODAY
This morning the new ono horse cars eighteen
In number, win be put on tho track. From the
Baltimore depot they will commence running At
$50 .. m, and from the Seventh street terminus
1t 80 q. m. The cars will commence to run
,vsry alternate I've minutes, and from tho CAPT.
,ol end Of the line then will return on two min
itss' time, between the hours Of eight and nine
,'clook o. N. .ff
Under the new arrangement every person will
70 required to pay his own farei and for the re.
,eption Of fare box 10 stationed In the forward
sight- hand corner Of the car.
shsald . passenger not have the change he
issires, IL will pass his money to the driver who
will return him (or hsr) the full amount, In
,ueh parts that -ill make change, and thsn the
passenger can depUit tho fare. For instance !:
should passenger passth driver ten cent note,
he driver will return = fare ticket and three
,snts; III . twenty-five ospt note change by
which can be made either one, two, or three
tarss, and 90 forth. Twenty ticksts will be fur.
,ishsd for q; ton for 6fty cents, and single
ioksts for seven cents each. Any person desir-
ng to issvs the car, viii pull the strap, as was
customary In omnibus days, and the driver will
topths car. Should the driver ring the bell, It
viii bs signal that some person or persons
within the car has not paid faro
The new Arrangement will reduce the employee o.
IN the road and In the stable about one third.
The national Republican., 1867-09-26

I y. BARTHOLOw,
MANUFACTURE AND DKALER
HARDwARr.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLKhKars.
SEEDS. AND FKRTILIzRRs,
AGENT FOR TAIRBAHKs' SCALES AND HRR.
RINGS sATks,
s6s SEVENTH ST., WARRINGTON, D. O.,
% KING ST., ALRxAHDRIA,. VA
fss.d&vly
JAMES G. MCGUIRE 4 co.
FURNITURE wARKRooMs, m
EVERY VARIETY OF FINE
CABINET FURNITURE.
| TnR CELEBRATED
TUCKER SPRING BED,
which, for Comfort Cleanliness, and chsAPnsss, Is
unrivalisd.
JAMES @. MCGUIRE = co..
| Corner Of reath and D streets.
The national Republican., 1867-09-26
LOCAL DEPARTM EN- T.

WASHINGTON PREss CLyB.-An ad-
journsd meeting Of the editors and reporters Of
the several papers Of this city was hold last
evening In the rsportoriai room ofths National
Iafsiigsnosv, for the purpose Of eompleting the
organization Of . Wellington Press club. Mr.;
tie chair, and Mr.. r. r. Boissau, Of the Star,
acted - secretary.
Mr.. James II. Sprigmsn, chairman Of the
COMMITTEES TO prepare constitution and bylaws
for the government Of the association, reported
the same; which were road, and, after several
amendments. adopted. The preamble declares
that the club 10 organized to secure the sdvsn-
fratsrnAl sentiments. OF.
The title Of the assosiation is the "Washipg.
ton Press Club" The active members Of the
club shall be those gentlemen actively engaged
upon the city papers a. editors or reporters.
Honorary Memberships may be bestowed upon
such persons as have been or may be profss1ion-
ally connected with Journalism, and also have
achieved sminspos in the profession. -.
4 In ease any member Of tho club shall consider
that he has bssn wrongfully treated, profession.
ally, By any other member, he shail have the
right 10 apply 10 the executive committee for an
afbitixtion, and COMMITTEES Of three chosen, to
whom As subject shall bs referred.
The eoustitution having been adopted, the
cAtb proceeded to elect permanent ofhcsrs, and
the following named gentlemen were chosen !:
Prssidsnt, JOIN 9. Proctor. Of the RErusLIcAs;
Vice President Mr.. Bennett, Of the Eryress,'
Secretary, R. y. Boissau, Of the Star; Treasurer,
W. r. Collins, Of the Star; Executive Commit
tee, o. x. Harris. OF the EIpr.,, james crog-
gon, Of The Sfar George Curtis, Of the Chron.
seis Arthur shsppsrd Of the Inteilissnesv,
James h. Sprigmsn, Of the RxPuBLIcAs, and
r. J. Nsats, Of the Upion. Aftsr some other
businsss, the eiub adjourned until the hrst sat-
urday IN Octobsr. Subssqusntly the Executive
Comuittss net and elected Mr.. o. X. Harris
chairmsn. llssui1i q. 20 aaoHs-
rhs wsshington Press Club has made very
favorable bsginning. and already have twenty
one aotivs members. The gentlemen all seem 10
take an intsrsst In the welfare and prosperity Of
the slub, and no doubt II will be . permanent
Is we'll - IN excellent organization.
The national Republican., 1867-09-26

LITTLE 0RPHAss.--OnT Tuesday night st.
Johns lodge, y. A. A. NJ, received tho sad In.
tslligenos that the yellow fever, now raging In
Texas, had carried of Mrs. Minor Bawsell, who
lost her husband only few days since, as stated
by the REPUBLICAN. Mr.. Bawsell only one
short year since resided In this city, and was
Worshipful Master Of St. Johns lodge, No. II,
Of Free and Accepted Masons, . short time after
which he chose his lot In Texas, and moved his
family with him to Houston. They leave three
little children, which 81. Johns lodge will bring
to this city and care for.
The national Republican., 1867-09-26

The LAST COLUMN SEr.-Yesterday the
one hundredth, and last column Of marble, was
set, thus completing the portico Of the House
wing Of the Capitol. Mesns. Provost, Winter 4
Co. are the contractors, and they operated under
the supervision Of Mr.. Richard Morgan, the fore.
man. Part Of this marble came from quarriss
In Massachusetts,, and the remainder from quar-.
riss on tho Northern Central railroad, q fsw
miles from Baltimore. The stone work Il rapidly
spproaching completion, and BY the middle Of
October the last piece Of marble will probably
bs In place. and the whole work completed before
Congress meets In November.
The national Republican., 1867-09-26

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The national Republican., 1867-09-26

The LowKsTHAL FRAups.-Gen. Sheri.
dan was examined BY the Navy Department
Investigating Committee on Tuesday, and among
other things testified that he telsgraphed from
New Orleans TO the War Department advising
the arrest of the forgsr Lowsntbal, stating that
hs had proof sufioient to convict him Of for.
gerry This dispatch, a. appears from the re.
cords In possession Of the committee, was re-
ferred to Paymastsr General Brice, In whose
hands 1t remained without being used until
Lowsnthal Is supposed to have died. The com.
mittso has concluded It's labors here, and has
adjourned, to meet few days previous TO the
assembling Of Congress In November.
The national Republican., 1867-09-26

NEVER TOO OLD TO LEARN.-Many PEI
sons do not commence course Of study throug
fear Of showing their deficiencies In the pref
sncs Of younger studsnts For the benefit ,
such parties we would state that At the Businss
College, corner Of Seventh and d streets, all o.
srcisss are 90 conducted Is to give the create,
possible instruction without sxposipg the def
oisnciss Of pupils.
The ages Of the students range from thirtss
to sixty years Several gray.haired gsntisms
are attending now. The ladies In attendanc
and teachers in some Of our best schools.
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In this city. on yesterday morning, OF q linger-
ing consumption, which She bore with Christian
mseknsss and su omission To the will II GOD, MIS-.
l.. Is. TRIMMER, in the thirty-frst year OF her
age, consort OF Mr.. George Trimmer.
The friends and acquaintance oil the family are
invited TO attend her funeral THIS At
II o'clock. at the residence of her husband, on FIST
street near tie city alms-house.
In the hope of blissful Immortality, on the morn
ing of the 9Th instant. at ten minutes pasts o clock.
at mis- residence on Mechanicsville turnpike, Mr..
WiLbIAM A. DUNN, in the 3ith year OF his age,
after 4 lingering illness for four months, Of con.
sumption. leaving a devoted wife and three small
children, besides q large circle o. friends and &C
quaintauces 10 mourn their loss.
blessed are he dead that die in the Lord,
henceforth and I rever yea, they rest from their
iators, and heir works do follow them "
His friends, and those OF his father in-law, Mr.;
John II Acre, are respectfully invited 10 attend
his funeral On WEDNESDAY the 9Th instant, at
o'clock.
st Warner Hall, Gloucester county, on Tuesday
the 2oth ultimo. in the thirty third year OF her age
MARTHA Il, W Ifs Of Colonel J. Lyle Clarke.
Baltimore papers please copy.
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PARs1MoNIOus.-The conduct of the
House of Delegates yesterday with rete-
renee 10 the compensation of the distin-
guished commissioners appointed to confer
with the commissioners Of West Virginia
with all due Difference to the body-was
excessively economical and contracted.
The economists spent perhaps as much OF
the States money in opposing the appropri-
alton asthe whole compensation willamount
to. This is saving at the spiggot, and run
ming away at the bung-at the Bung-combe
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

- M ABATEMENT OF THE NEW
fact. there has been . large increase
:, go, vitb,n the last two weeks, but all have
80 "a the conclusion that "LEvY on THE
npaIN. IL not . disease 10 be dreaded, rs the
.rrs that LEVY BROTHERS have adopted selling
cheap goods) has proved an uufailing remedy.
They offer a tempting list of prices to-day.
Handsome French Msrino at poc. and VI, really
worth $3.50 per yard
Pine English Merino At 4oc just half the regular
price
AL kinds Of Fancy Dress Goods, from CSC. TO si'So
per yard, . reduction Of 20 per cent;
White Flannel at rs, 30, and aSc.;
Heavy Red and Gray Twilled Flannel al &c.
worth 6oc.;
F%ull-width Pillow case Cotton at 3oe.
FuIl. width Bleached aud Unbleached sheeting
at sec.;
Heavy yard-wide Unbleachcd Cotton a. 2oe.
Unbleached Shifting at Is, 20, and Poe;
Berage for wells at soc.
Linen Cambria handkerchief at Il 50 per dozen'
Ladies' Linen Collars at 75c. per dozen;
Ladies, Embroidered Linen Collars at u PEI
dozen, worth 80; I'LL,
Handsome Embroidered sets OF Collars ana
Cuffs at soc., worth si.5o;
Black Cloth sacqucs, Basqucs, and Circulars
from SIS 10 $25;
Cloth for Cloaks;
Buttons az low as loc. per dozen, worth Sc.
rich Worked Bands at 75c 81, Sl.25, and Si.So,
actually less tn An New York auction prices
Heavy large Huckaback Towels atso per dszeh'
would be cheap at s7.3o.
ALSO,
at great bargains,
Table Cloths, Napkins,
Doylies. ~Cassimeres,
Jeans, Sattinet,
Under Garments for men, women, and
children:
Duplex Elliptic Skirts,
Shawls, Blankets,
Coventry Ruiie, palsy Fri4lins,
and lots Of other CHEAP goods.
LEVY BROTHERS,
f.sn No. Is Main street.
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The Extension of the City Limits.

The Extension of the CITY
The bill extending the city limits wh'ch
originated in the Senate, passed Una: oou1
YESTERDAY by an overwhelming majority
W. h,,. no doubt of its passage In the
uon.e II will be found in the local de-
nartment of this mornings Dispatch.
The limits defined in this bill are not such
as we desired to see established. The ad-
dition to the city is much too small, and
we shall ere long have the same hard
struggle for another extension. The
northern boundary, running generally in
the valley of Shockoe creek, gives to the
city a ragged line of gravel hills not sus-
ceptible of much improvement. But we
imagine there is now no hope for an alte-
ration. The bill might be lost by any
amendment. But we regret that the
lines that are established in the
bill had not been better understood
and thoroughly canvassed in the City
Council in time to have arranged such
boundaries as would have met the views
of the Council and the citizens generally.
AT a meeting of the Council last week it
appeared that very few of the members
knew anything at all of the limits pre-
scribed in the bill, and upon being Informed
of them. more thar half of those present
expressed their regret that they had not
been more extended and had not presented
the CITY in a more symmetrical form.
However, it is now too late to pour
forth regrets. We have gained something
indeed but the work being only partly
done, we have still much to do and the
Legislature will have but a short respite
from bills for the extension of the limits OF
the city of Richmond.
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people and State, for which It was built, It
should he put into the hands Of reliable and
e~nterprising men who have the means and
the energies to manage SO great a work,
and ultimately to push 1t westwardly to
meet the vast tonnage Of western mines
and fields and forests that would there Dc
thrown upon It.
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By Harrison, 6oddin * Apperson, Auctioneers,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.
TRUSTEE,S SALE OLE THE VAIL

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF THE tALU-
i BLETaRM ~ HANOVER COUNTY CALLED
AUREL GROVE, EAT To AfLRE'S Sf.TlON,
CONTAINING THREE HUNDRED AND FORTY
AND oEE.FOURTH ACRgS.-As trustee In a cer-
tain deed % 'rust executed nv Nr. James NJ Car
ter, dated iii october. 1889, duly recorded In Han
over County Court, | shall, IN execution thereof,
and by direction OF the creditor thereby secured,
sell al public auction, on the premises, on We'd
NESDAY, 18th February, 1887, at " O'Clock MI
fair, III not, the 1TsI fair day thereafter, mat
VALUABLE Farm locsted as-sbove, on which
said Carter now re -ides, containing THREE HuS-
DRED AND FORTY y OSE-FoURIH ACRES.
Of which about two thirds are open land 81 hne
heart balance heavily covered with original and
secondary growth. On the place there is acom-
Portable dwelling and the usual out buildings.
Terms: Enough In cash to deiray expenses OF
sale and 10 pay Of and discharge four bonds
amounting TO - ,5et. 50, with interest from 10TH sep
tembeI, 1891. subject to a credit OF n ,ooe paid -
1853 and the surplus, IL any, on such terms a. lbs
said Carer may prescribe and direct. The taxes
for this year to be paid by the purchase
p. S.-Although the trustee, in selling the tore.
going real estate, viii be governed ny the terms oil
the deed, yet we are authorized 70 Say that The
creditor $50 FAR A. the debt due 70 hlml viii accept,
in lien III those prescribed by the deed 81 tTu.t,
one fourth cash, balance Al four, eight, an Twelve
months, for negotiable notes, interest added, Sc
HARRISON, GoDDIy & APPERsoN.
4, % AuctiOneers.