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THE NATIONAL GAME.

The Athletics, Of Philadelphia, We. Matuais'
or New York.
Some fodf or I'VE thousand people, including great
many aides, assembled yesterday afternoon on the
tniorI grounds Brooklyn T. d. for the purpose Of VIII
nefsng the contest between the Mutual and Athletic
Clubs. The defeat Of the Unions on Monday by the
Athletics had been accomplished, evidently. more BY
the poor playing OF the Morrisania nine than BY the
good playing of the PhiIadelphians and the Hutuals
thus FAR this had shown that they possessed
steady strength, which, under proper rungs, would
render them almost nvincibe From these facts there
fore IL was adjudged by many that the game would re.
promise up to the end Of the seventh inning when the
game stood II TO II in their favor Peters then began
co s as dsd anS
told against the Mutuals; bad nun by Pike, and
psor thoughtees payn throwing badly 20 second base
after beautiful stop TO catch lodging between
second and third, when two hands out and there
was abundance Of time to throw TO fret and finish the
and Jewett 10 catch Berry, lodging between home ana
third allowing the Athletics run up ecore Of seven
the game. Martin was put in to pitch after the seven
runs had been made, but this change entirely too
'ns a. ss
most on Of hits against HE pitching, as mured balls and
told more severely agaiDs. the Muiuals than
such an excellent change Of pitchers In their nine
should not allow their young player 70 tire
out :. 's ssSsa Ss Ds ssasss sss s .nS
profit by the experience Of the past The
changing OF pke and Waterman IN the early part Of The
found necessary to give them the positions they have
held in tho nine during the past few games OF the n
thing particularly brilliant Fisier however, really de-
serves mention for his quiet and unerrng play In his
pos ton Mcbride for bic untirng energy in knocking
cul balls, with tho evident intention Of firing out the
pitcher, also deserves mention. Mr. Grum 10 his unl-
w Was both WITH the p S and ny strikers
dc enforced rule twenty II should be enforced
He required tho strikers taking the hat 70 stand
tho limo. and they did He DID not wait until the
ball was hit ana then give the Western country de-
cislon, mo srke and in this he showed the posses
ZION OF common sense
The score Of the game 70 aa follows
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should be xteyed. General schies, IL understood,
takes tho ground that " the federal eours are rermed
10 ene scs their decisions In his dsres they may very
soon declare the Reconstruction acts unconstitutional
anS. void his said tha. General sickles has written
spicy letter 10 General Grant on the subject.
Muster cut OF Surgeons Of United States
Volunteers.
n, oTeisl cal,.o,ipe still continues In motion, and
,hp ,n,e number Of officers Of the Surgeon Generals
Dsna,,meut ,fe the vctims The following surgeons OF
she Knitted States Volunteers, who have been on duty
IN tle Bureau OF Refugees Freedmen, &c., ordered
10 be honoraby mustered out OF be United States SER
vice. j. De LamsteL A. C. Swartzweder, W. r.
Dewitt NJ X Hogan, Charles J. Hipp. J. W. Applegate
and Patrick Gesnan. DR.. Robert Fletcher Surgeon
United States Volunteers Is also ordered TO be honoraby
master Cd out
The New Turkish Minister.
The Turkish Minister, Blscque hey, to-day called al
The Department Of State and had interview with
Secretary Seward. AZ the Minister has not yet been
presented to the President he did no, cali upon any
other ofcer or foreign ministers Witt sry OF the
public institutions II is understood that Friday next
has been appointed FOR his presentation at The Executive
mansion Hlscque Bey has taken np his residence for
the present in the mansion pennsyivan,a avenue,
above Seventeenth street. which occupied before the
rebellion AZ the headquarters Of heutenant General
Scott
Condition Of Secretary Browning.
Secretary browning, who was sahen ssck with cen.
gestye ch.R yesterday, somewhat letter TO- day,
but unable TO leave d ~ bed.
The CrHise Of the United St#tes steamer
Oneida.
Dispatches have been received a. the Navy Depart
rnent from commaoder J. 3. Creighton, Of the United
states steamer Oneida, announcing the arrival Of that
Porto erand, island Of st. Vincent, CD the
27h Of June, oncers and crew oil well He eLncunoeo
that no would fal on July for Rio Jsneirc.
Army BuDletiM.
Brigaaes General ChSrles II. TompEins, Depot cusr
termasier Of the Department Of Washington, has boon
ordered 10 Omaha Genera, John c. MeFcrran has been
ordered relieve General Tompkins Colonel James NJ
Moore A. O. NJ charge Of the Burial Corps, bae been
ordered 10 Richmond TO relieve General Blunt,
Quartermaster OF that district Brevet Colonel
+. II. Luddington has been ordered TO proceed
with General Totem expedition 10 inspect the At
lantic Notifications. Brevet Colonel NJ l. Iuddngton,
for time pact chief qnartemasteI in tho Department
Of Washngto has ordered 10 Now Mexico. MAJOR
Francis j. tlley has been ordered 10 Philadelphia.
Breve MAJOR H. A. Royce, chief Of the Eighth division
OF the Qasrtermaster Generals Office, and Lieutenant
Colonel Paine assistant ermaster have been mus
tered aud hsnorably discharged Colonel H. Clay
Wood has been ordered 10 Russian America with General
Rousseau. Brevet Lieutenant Colonel Howell has been
ordered report General Ingalls, IN New York city
Colonel T. W Foster assistant adjutsnt genera has been
ordered report TO the ander OF The iftE Military
| district.
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CHIEF JUSTICE cHAsr,s fuRIust.

Ia recent letter friend in Philadelphia Mr Chs.e
SAWS
don't want 10 be represented as particularly moor
or particularly dis.ntcrestcd. | think ] worth now
about one hundred thousand dollars I shoud At anv
rate be quite willing 20 take that sum in Eve twentie:
and make clear Conveyance Of oil have IN the world
70 ANYBODY who viii pay my debts. ! would willingly
he worth great deal II knew Of an honest vay 10
set worth more. All that the people are interested u
knowing 10, that haven't cent which OF right be longs
70 them didnt serve them % make money oct of
them, but 10 save money for them; and really feel
that The rascsls who sre sandering ought DO dc.
nouBced, aud The mean attempt TO iniure the IN the
public esteem exposed. II is much more iiaportan, 10
the people ihan 10 20 me that those who hsve served
them faithfully shall no fully and generally sustained
Otherwise rsscaiy VIII he at premium, and those who
trying 70 make them suspect me VIII run Their arms
10 their shoulders In ther money BAGS
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HE C our r s.
psSstp STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
Alleged Cruel TyentmeBt on the High seas.
Raco~ -faAo.

Ch!td 'Notes as John Matched Edward Golden, q
seaman on board The American ship Orient. on the
voyage from Liverpool TO this port charged the defend
ant, Mitchell with having treated him IN cruel and
inhuman manner during the passage. The defendant,
who was first mate OF the Orient upon pretext, IL
alleged caused the and Confinement Of the
Complainant Golden, IN the pig pen and closet,
threw Nth upon his person, and bea, him about tho
head and neck. Golden also testified that he afraid
10 mako any complaint to the captain Of the vessel
regarding this treatment as nc deemed il possible aud
probable that by doing he would further the
vinGicve ire OF the mate. His statement CORRIDOR
aed by two Witnesses. The captain OF the ship and
three other Witnesses testified to tho effect that Golden
,nsuborljnate and disobedient and that he was
placed in the pig pen and water closet with directions
cleanse them as punshnont but not in the light Of
an inpr lsonmenl
The defendant was discharged from custody By tho
Commissioner who held that while the conduct Of both
parties reprobcp the defendant not morally
OF socially justified in treating the complainant in so
harsh a manner
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wtsrtrssrEs IsTtlllstsct.

Tar Boar oy Mas forsp ~ rHt HUrsos Riv,s-
Coroner snlh, Of Hastings. held al inqusH yesterday
forenoon, AZ lr,ington, on the body Of young man
named Alonxo Besson, who fell overheard from the
yacht Flirt when c6 this place on last Friday Afer
Graphing unsuecefriiy for several days The system or
nrhs cannon the water where the occurrence hsd
aEsp place wee rssored TO- With the desired result The
aecea(sd ~1 highly respectable resident " New York
tes IN Nsel .-ssy .ltrsy year o. s6~
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NHNLVU, august 10 1907.
The National Labor Congress met ~ nine O'Clock ,hIs
morning number OF delegates arrived since yes,er-
Gay, and were admitted 10 their sea;s. Committees
were appointed on the national organ, the eight hour
movement aud corporation. The Committee Consti-
luton reported draft which discussed during he
morning and afternoon sessions referred pac 10 the
committee. On motion committees were Appointed on
the national labor organization and com posed OF
one delegate from zach State on convict labor on ire
qualifications Of apprentices and the subject OF ay
alton Of United States bonds -
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TnE IuRE.


TTeftina az the Union Course. L.. \.
match for $500, mile and repeat, in harness, wac
expected to como on al the Union Cour.e L. L. yes,sr
day afternoon, between William whelan,s BAY reidiua
and George +. Perrins bay mere Ivy The matter
was settled by tho owner OF the mare paving for
felt THIS settlement OF the match becoming known
at an early hour there were but few people the Course
the afternoon.
-, Match Tor $500; mile and repeat, 10 barness:-
wm Ian entered q. e. -. Received forfeit
q. +. Perrin entered b. M Livy.... raid forfeit
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MAILS FOB EUROPE.

The Cunsrd mail steamship Rassia cspssis CsSa Win
leave this port on Wednesday fOs nveyDesl '
The mails for Europe will Close ~ Ne Post OGss a
eight O'Clock on Wednesday mesning. i
The Nzw YoRK REHABILITATION for EuFops-wn d
ready At seven O'Clock in the morning. s
Single COPIES in wrappers. for mailing, six cesta
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Tgt wsAyHss AND Crops N Tpe s,urp.

CoivNBus, e. G., August -, 1897.
The weather 10 cler snd warm. Crop accounts from
the interior OF the Shstc sto favorable.
wnNrsoyor ~ G., August 20, 1887.
The weather 10 clear and yam Two plantations are
overlooked greatly damaging tAe crows
CsssLsSfoy, y &, .Eslsi 20 ise,
To-day is generally pfoaogsced s6s Aoi's' Of ths
esron.
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MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

The steamship Rising Star Will ea from this PET On
Wednesday, August 81, for Aspinwall. 4
The mails for Central America and the South raciSS
will close at halfpast ten O'Clock on Wednesday nerd
ing
The New YORK Rehabilitation FOR the pac,ne- VIII
be ready at past nine in the morning. !.
Single copies in wrappers, for mailing, six ceAs.
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w Tar ny cachesMklelnf.dsr MeBr'de ResSh
Waterman /; Hatfield. a Devyr, Total 8
Foul ty Notwithstanding, !; McBride, Il Fisher, l;
EadciH, 3-Total, q. Jewctt, 3.
HoT bound bound. eatehes-Bad,lin, Jewett. 3 49,,
Balls helded 70 firstly keineidcr, Reach. a VIII
q; Tiser Il Cuth5erl Total, Pike Il Peters j;
hathcld s. Devyr 3-Toal, II, To sccondBy Wilkins !;
Radcln, Il Cuthbert, lToal g. BY Pike, L. Hatfield, !;
Peters by Mcbride.
Struck out-wilkns, /; Berry, !; Bcarmap,
Bases on bails-Athetic, times; basee Mutual, 2
times, 2hases.
Balls caled-On Peters, 81 on Mcbride, a.
storels-Messrs. Benson and DonRan.
tmpirs-Mr Grum of tho tckford Club.
Time of gsme--Two hours and thirty minutes
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c RiC K e r.

Match Between the Boston aud ST. Georges
CIubs ut IEOb0ken.
Another large assembage OF ladies and gentlemen
oamo together yesterday again the grounds Of the ST.
Georges Club, the Elysian Feids witness the ter
mnstion OF the match commenced the previous day
between the Boston and 81 Georges e,evens below
VIII he found full score Of the game, from which
" will be that the Boston club Las won the match
~ exactly IL runs-a very tight Affair."
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NEWS FROM GALVESTON.

The RIGHTS 0f toiored Citizens Rail.
roRds-An Abscondins sheriff.
GuypsToS, Texas August ~ 1867
Au order hes been issued forbidding distinction BY
varoahs and other chartered companies which nc com.
non car rers, in relation passengers on account OF
=, tor race or previous condition
H. Hall, OF Harris county has been arDoiatsd
shsr q. vice ISrcudfoot, who absconded
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SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD.

Base Ball Match for the Championship Of
Maryland.
BALTIMORE, August 20, 1867,
SO'Clock p. NJ.
Tho decisive game Of base bali between the Pasime
and Maryland Clubs of fs city for the championship of
the State and the silver bali played this afternoon
the Pas.ime's grounds and resulted 10 complete VIC
tory for tho Maryland Club the standing fifteen
for tho Pastmes and forty for the Maryland Club
The playing on the part OF tho latter club exceed
ingly good and elected great applaGse from the large
number OF spectators in attendance.
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SUICIDE or A CLERGY NAN.
BURLINGTON, W., A,

BuRINofoN, W, August 90 looN
Rev. Mark P. Iadd representative 70 The 0onosAl
Assembly, from Worcester, committed suicide By hanes
ing, At Richmond, VI Saturday. BE was indspest
from insAnty. rs-r,r rI aIst
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The Worlds Ease Ball Tournament NJ
Detroit.

Detroit.
DETROIT, August 20, 1867.
The Base Ball Tournament closed to-day with friend
iy match between the Aleghanv CLUB and the Detroit
Club in which tho former won, the standing
thirty Al tho close Of the game the Ale
ghany Cub greeted with loud and prolonged cheers
from the immense crowd present The pEizes, other
than for regular classes awarded to The following
perscns-The best captain M Shafier Of the Ypssnti
Club; the best catcher, Mr.. Lynch, Of tho Allegheny
Cab; tho best pitcher, Mr. Pratt, OF the Allegheny
Club the best batter Mr. Ratone Of the Alert Club, Of
Detroit the best runners Mcssrs TOBIAS and BurlngAe
OF the iona ciuo; most home runs, M Marper, Of
the Wsvne Cub
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PROPOSED TRIAL Of sourHsRSERs ION Perjury N rMMs
TINE TEST OATH.

AUGUSTA, Ga, Angus - 1eo7.
10 positively stated that H. 3. Fitch United 001eQ
District Attorney. will At the NEXT term o. the United
states Court for Georgia prosecute for pevjsU eight
oath contrary TO law and fscts n '
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT cuUs1-Haps5upTcy BRANCH
pcfifiOrs Filed Yesterday.

Petitions EiIcd Yesterday.
Petitions in bankruptcy were Med and referred az
follows:-petion Of hax Meyer, of this city, referred
TO Register Alien OF George T. Philip Of Clavcrack,
Columbia county, ~ ", referred TO Register Bcal Of
Henry d. Lansing, OF this city referred TO Register
Dwight
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FIRE N cslcieu.

CHiclec. August 30, Nso'.
The block OF dwellings Nos SOS 70 sl2 Incluslv on
Michigan avenue. owned ~ liam Derby, was ae
ssroyed by IRE 70 day. Tho loss - $50, ooo which "
covered ny issprance.
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A BRILLIANT METEOR SEEN At POvcMsesss. :

FoUeAkA1S3 Aueuss ~ ISOL
The most brilliant meteor ever viAneseed - SAoo1
parts flashed across the SKY from negtA 10 eouA oboa&
ten O'Clock last evening" Il was n view sgua oeool6
and bathsd the city in food Il hshs. An ik&t664
trail followed IT,
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MURRAY, EDDY a CO.. Manager

I2stiEsbys, Asylum, No Gil broadway
800 'up or nalnondb 70 DO distritstsd
asnsftsf Qsitysnnu A1ylylF
The Placer herald., 1867-03-02
fcll6tl
SUEJ7 M CNS.

State of California, County OF Placer. IS D.i-
,rict Court Of the lith Judicial District OF said
State.
The People OF ihc State Of California 10 James s.
Crane, Greeting.
VOU arc hereby summoned 10 answer the CON-
i plant OF Arthrcsa Jane Crane in said Cohri,
filed against you. within ten days from The ser
vice OF this writ exclusive Of the day OF SERVICE.
if served on you in this county: hut il served on
you without said county and within said disrict.
twenty days; and il served on you without sa'u
count Y and district. then in forty diys from snCh
service. exclusive Of the day OF service in an ae-
tion commenced on the 18th day of February,
1867 in said Court to obtain Il judgment ana de-
cree of said Court .di.solving the bends OF m1Al-
mony heretofore and nov existing between you.
defendant james s. Crane, and Arthresa Jane
Crane the plaintiff herein. Plaintiff also prays
10 be dccrecd TO have the custody OF Minerva
Bell and Melinda children Of you, defendant. and
The plaintiff All Of which you will find more
fully set out in plaintiff Is complaint on file u
certified copy OF which is herewith served Aud
you are hereby notified that If you fail to answer
the compliant rs directed, plaintiH will take
Judgment by default against you, and apply 'c
lbc Court for the relief prayed for t+''
In witness whereof. l, David W. Spear. Clerk
49, of the l4th judicial District Court arore
III. S. said do hereunto SET my hand ANA in.-
- press the seal Of said Court at office in
Auburn, this 18th day Of February. 1867.
d. w. SPEAR, Clerk.
BY A. N. GAMDELI Deputy.
II. II. S. 50ccntsl .,..
j. 7. Cannon, plff Is. Atty. feb23 I'm
The Placer herald., 1867-03-02
MININC NOTICE.

To John Engrll, Gilbert Johnson. W. r. Upham.
J. W. Myrick. John Ross, Thomas Strobe, and
j. r. Crandall:
YOU are hereby notified that have sncc ccded
i to all the rights and title Of William l}ars'ow
and w. II. Blood in and to iour-twentieths, of
those min ng claims situated on the South OF
Devils Canon. near Yankee Jims. in Township
No 5. Placer County, State OF Calf iornia. known
as the Red Sea Tunnel Claims. and that have
thereby become associated with yon. the said
John Engell. Gilbert johnson, W. +. Upham. j.
W. Myrick. John Ross, Ihom,s Strobe and }. H.
Crandal the above named owners in s'id claims:
You and each of yon are further notified that
desire TO work said claims and also to have an
asst stssment levied against the owners OF said
claims, for the purpose OF prospecting. working
and developing said claims; and thereby deslg-
nate Saturday the 9th day Of April, 1867, at one
o'clock p. NJ. and the Fost Office. being The Office
of S. W. jameson. in the town OF Yankee Jims,
County and State aforesaid, us II time and place
for meeting of the members and shareholders OF
said Red Sea Tunnel Company for the pu pose OF
levying snch assessment. and for the transaction
OF such other business lis may properly come he
fore said meeting. II. o. CRAVENS.
Yankee Jims, Feb. 1st, 1866 9w.
The Placer herald., 1867-03-02
No, 10 MASONIC TEMPT
RHEU m ATiSM.

Throughout this coast, a great deal OF suffering
is experienced from Rheumatism. Weeks and
even months Of proiractcd and aggrievcd misery
is endured by the victims OF medical ncfficiency
and ignorance. which could be cured Just as speed
lily as was Mr.. Sparrow, whose testimony is Civ
en- bclow, and is only the echo OF hundreds OF
other cases Dr. Bourne cures without medicines,
which accounts for his extraordinary success.
No. 10 Masonic Temple. Post street entrance.
San Francisco. Sept 6. 1851
DR. EouENE:- Last winter was nearly dead hy
an attack OF innl llnmutory rheumatism. suffer
cd The most eyc.uciating PAINS for about Eve
weeks. without any hope ofrclie!, when friend
hc.rilg OF my illness called TO see me, and assur-
ed me if would stop "drueging and dosing"
and go to you. that You would have me walking
about the streets in three days. Sure enough al.
though was utterly helpless. and conveyed to
your house in a carriage, and carried int il by
three stout men, and by them lifted ino tl,r bath
yet on coming ou! OF it largely assisted myself
doing much towards dressing. Nand without assis
tancc walked from the bath to the carriage. Ca
the fourth day. l discharged my carriage and
walked with il friends aid the entire distance to
your house nearly q ;nilc and home again. and
so on until cured. | :elt myself awcl mau-
And now am hcppy to do you this lhtc service.
of publicly certifying to the simple truth, leaving
it 10 do its work among my friends and acquaiu-
tanccs AS may chance TO see this. Your i,iend
JOSEPH SPARROW.
The Placer herald., 1867-03-02
EXECUTORS SALE OF RCf2
ESTATE.

NOTICE is hereby given that in pursuance c'
" an order Of the Probate Court OF Placer coui'.
ty, in the State Of California. made on the 2lSf
day Of May. A. )SGG, in the matter ct The cs-
tate Of Michael Phclan, deceased that the rUder:
sgned Administrator and Administrati Of SAID
estate offer for sale all the right, title and ntef'
Is. OF said estate in and to those certain pieces OF
parcels of land lying and being situate in ihs
town of forest HIN, county Of Placer. and S'a'e
OF California, particularly described as follows
toWi:
10. Of land situated on the south west corner
Of Center and Broadway streets. hayine IL tson. 1
on broadway street about s" ;, 'e. "i. w.
! -. -. about 90 t"ct-- said property being
known ns The Forest House property. Also, i
small lot Of land south Of the Forest Iiou.c. II
said town. bounded on the south by the Todd'-
Valley Ditch, and on The cast ~ trail, aAd io.
OF land being about co by 30 FEET. ~ e.
| Also Il lot Of land on the north side OF Dyoad.
way street, in said town, having a front OF ~
I'ci. more or less and ,nnnng back TO IN nl.ay,
said property being known as the Union Hotel
property
Also. Il small tract Of land in said town, od-
joining the Union house property on the east
having Il front of about ten feet and II depth ot
about sixteen feet
Also tract OF land lying in said town on the
north side of broadway street. bounded by west
BY Il lot Of land owned by J. G.. Garrison. 90 tEc
east by lot OF land owned 'y G. G. WebNcr,
and on the north by y lot Of land owned by NC
Garrison.
Also, y lot Of land in said town lying ~
the north side of Forest street. bonnded
on the north hy Bciln's saloon. on the cas, by
the Fore.t Hill Bakery property. and on the wcgt
by II lot of l,rd owned by Otto Johnson. having
front OF about 80 feet on Forest street,
Notice is further given that the said Admins
traitor aud Administrators will receive bids for
any Of said property at the store ol j. u. Garri-
son. corner Of Broadway and Center, in The own
Of Forest Hin. onand after The iih day oi March.
1867. btlwccn the hours OF O'Clock, A. ana
the setting OF the Sun OF said day
TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SA!E.-- (Suhjcct to
the couill nation of the Probate CCult.~ poi-
chase money 10 be paid in gold or silver CON Of
the United States, ten per cent TO be paid on the
day of said and the balance on the conirmat!on
of the sale by the Probate court. II the sa'c is
not confirmed, the amount paid to be refunded on
demand. Deeds at the expense of the purchasers
A. HUNTLEY.
Administrator
MARY A. PIELAN,
TclI6td Admnisirttrix.