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'es'nss $500 per ansasns, in adramee. .

Harpers also publish, in cheap paper eover.
price thirty-ive cents each, Reade's Mere.
Too Late 10 Mend, and new novel by the AN.
thor of "Guy Livingstone" called Breaki,,o
a Butterfly, or Blanche E2lsrslie's ENDING 1t a
extremely tragic, aud has the same character
of over-wrought intensity and rampant ami
malism which marks all this writer's stories.
But his books never fail of readers, and this
will not (Received by Loring, lShort & Har-
mon.) Fpra
From the Appletons we have Too Life Paths,
another of the surprisingly popular Mihlbach
novels. It is translated by Nathaniel Greene,
and, bound in substantial paper covers, sells for
go cents. The Appletons have also added to
their fifty cent edition of the standard poets,
The Poetical Works of Alexander Pope, edited
by Rev. HI. f. Carey. The cheap Tartan"
edition of the Wayerly novels is completed
with the issue of Anne of Geierstein IRE
ceived by Bailey & Noyes.) Iat,.a as
Sheldon q Co., New York, publish Euening
By Evening; or, Readings at Euentide for the
Family and the Closet, by O. H spurgeon. Its
title suffisiently denotes its character.-a col
lection of devotional thoughts and exercises
for the close of the day. The selections have
the characteristics which distinguish all Mr..
Surgeons writings and sermons, and the vol
ume will find a welcome from the large class
of his admirers (Received by Loring, Short
& Harmony
MAGAzINEs. Ui gise
The Atlantic Monthly, for May, gives some
further chapters of Col. Higginson's "Mal-
bone, which increases in interest and inten-
sity; one of Parton's clever papers, "The
Clothes Mania;" an article on " "Brahmanism,' >
by the Rev. James Freeman Clarke; an elo-
quent tprose) tribute to "The Heroine of Long
Point, by Whittier; part three of aThe Foe
in the Household" description Of "Spring in
Washington" by one who seems to find
great deal of beauty in that city Of shabby
magnifcence; more of the Autobiography of
Shaker story BY Bayard Taylor, "Can
Life hide Itself?;' "The Pacific Rliroad-
Open" by Samuel Bowles; @The Intellectual
Character of President Grant" by an anony-
nous writer; and shrewd, satirical essay,
also anonymous, ON "The New Taste in The
atrieals. There are also two poems, "Eleanor
in the Empty House" by DIR. Parsons, and
"The Puritan Lovers" reprinted on the fourth
page of this issue. a
LippincOtts Magazine,fo May, continues Mr.
OWENS story of Beyond the Breakers" and
gives the conclusion of "Breitmann in Poll
tics" with an illustration. There is also a
very pleasant account of Salmon Fishing in
Maine" by A. @. Hamlin; .'Rougegorge',' a
story by Harriet Prescott Spofford; some ac-
count of Life in Coal Mines,'' by I. H.. Wal
ton; "a Few Curious Deiivations," by Henry
Coppee; "Dick Lyle's Fec, by L. Clarke Da-
Wis; Spectrum Analysis" by Charles Morris;
earl Douglass of Philadelphia" by r. H.
Coates; 'RecollectiOns of Washington Irving, Z"
by L. Gaylord Clarke, and a "Real Ghost
Story The Monthly Gossip" is sparkling
and chatty as usual (Received by Loring,
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R4EZin,.E. 7nbEes fo,. Sale.

ENOR SALE-Right good BILLIARD Tables. .tnrss
Il nearly new. Can be seen at Mechanios' HAL
Will be seld very lew II applied for soon. For Wr-
sisdtf '''1'@' n SoMMEReIAL sTRERT.
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Watches, Jewelry, &C.

M Watches, JeWeIry, &c.
j. AMBROSE MERRILL. No. ass Middle Street.
Lw&H. Ii. McDUFFEE,eer. Middle d Union sts
g. w. wINGATE, Nos. lit and 1ts Middle Street.
EDWARD G. SWEET, IT Middle St., Fox Block.
II. f. HILL. No. " Federal Street. -.p + q
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-14
AUCTION SALES.

nUBLIC SALE OF A CHOICE FARM
L IN STAFFORD COUNTY, VIRGIN \.
Will be sold at Stafford Court House, on W z D.
NESDAY, the 18th day of May next, that &c
T PE s'a HUN S az HbsEs. located on tie
main road leading from Fredericksburg to Al
aIandris, and distant from the former lOt miles,
ard the latter 45 miles by land. 80 miles by Wa.
ter The farm is i! mile from the county seat .
miles from Brooke's station, on the Hich mond.
Fredericksburg and Potomac Il. Is, ana Two
miles from the Coal Landing on Aqua creek
where there are good wharves and daily COM
munics,ions to Ale1sndris, Washington city
and Georgetown The Improvements are new
FRAMED DWELLING. with rooms, O.
besides halls and clio: cts just finished ota- III
BILE, Barn and Corn House. The mousse is Iastc,
fully constructed and handsomely located, ahd
is in one of the heslthiest sections OF Virgins;
There are about ITO acres of the farm cleared
and cultivated the remainder Is IN WOOD ana
timber The land is well adapted to the growth
of wheat corn. clover and timothy, and pecu-
liarly adapted to fruits of all kinds. Taken a.
together. this is enc Of the most desirable small
farms in Virginia. There is also plenty OF fne
pure water.
In addition to the above farm, We will offer
for sale after the land is sold, 2 good young
sound work Horses, l Wagon and Harness, l
Sulkey and Harness, lot Of Ploughs and asr,
rows, crop of Corn and Fodder. Household and
Kitchen Furniture, &C., also, the growing crops
of Wheat and Winter Oats, both Of which are
very fine.
Terms for the land-One-thrd cash; the res
idue in and 2 years, with interest, &c. The
other property cash.
Persons wishing to SEQ the land before the
day of sale, can call upon the owner, Rev. a.
L. johnson, on the premises, or on US, at FREQ
ericksburg. RUGGLES s. TALIAFERRO,
Aucts. & Real Est Brokers. Fredb'g., Va
on X-eOts
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Coal VESSELS. The advantages possessed
By this port for the shipment Of coal arr 50
great and apparent that captains Of vessels
engaged iu the coal trade naturally prefer stop
ping here to going to GHorgetown, and large
pecupiary considerations are necessary to in
duce them to relingush their preference. An
agent of the coal companies doing business a:
Georgetown, was down here this moroine; sry
ing to charter vessels.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-14

ESrABLloHED IN !-IJ-Prlcf ~ the War
II we had numeron. customer n the South
al Southwest, Rll a. whom we most r@spict-
tu llv inform TIM. our stock OF Foreign ana Do
mestic Firet- class Fancy and staple
DRY GOODS
is now, rs then. much tho !grgcs. ard most cor
prehensge in this market.
Now in store rich Clocks, Shswis, Dress
Goods, silk, Enbr i1urcs, &c, &c. II is In
goods this ass lha: our enc pr.ce system In
ures very decidedly 70 tie advantage OF. the
purchaser residing N .h9 southern AID south
mes EN- tales.
tG SOW, rs hoieto:o-1, all orders receiyecur
moe: careful attention.
@rOur y orthern and Eastern correspond
ert, send US new supplies daily.
G4rTerns cpsh. one y. Ice only, the actusi
market vaiuo marked IN plain t4ures
Gc-A.l parcels TOR shipment by express or
other modes properly packed, free OF charge
2s-s n e1am'n ..2n OF stock solicited /" IN
P,kRY & BROTHER,
Penn. aveurs and Ninth street,
rry Bui ding Wash. nston. =.
Carpets Curtains, vi C!o!h'. Matt,h -. &C.
upper a10rs my -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-14

INHosPITAgLE-The delegation CT eight
members from Osceola Tribe of Red Men OF
this city, who attended the celebration of the an
nivcrsary Of the order in philadelphia, On Wed
ncsday last nave returned and express them
selves as any thing else than pleased with the
treatment they received while in the City OF
Brotheriy Love. They never heard IF the
banquet to which they were Invited, and their
hotel bills were !arger than il they had rot
gone as delegates.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-14

County CONSERVATIVE CoWNurrEE. --I The
committee appointed by tie County Conserva-
tive Committee, at its meetipz held on Wed
ncsday night last, ia Inform Mr.. Sha,kc,io:d
OF the proceedings Of that Eeeting, Gid not go
to Harrenton yesterday, having determined to
communicate with Mr.. 81 ackelrord by mail.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-14

WASEIINGToNAND ALEXANDRIA viA1LaoAD.
1t is stated that as 5000 az a decision is an
nounced in the case Of the Washington and AL.
exandria Railroad, now pending in the United
States District Court in Richmond, the party
gaining the suit will at once repair The railroad
bridge across the Potomac, and again put the
road in running order
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-14
LOCAL NEWS.

COUNTY RADICALS. AT the usual week.!
meeting of the Radicals Of the 5E MagisteTia
District held a, Arlington, CT Wednesday even
ing last, after discussing various subjects OF n
terest to the party, the fal.owirg resolution
we're introduced aud unanim us,y adopted
"Resolred, That it is the wish of the Re
publican voters of the 5th Magsterial District
that Convention be called to meet in Alexan
dria as soon as practicable after the time io
holding the election shall have been fixed, tol
the purpose of nominating two candidates tol
the House OF Delegates. Also to select dele
gates to Convention to be held at such time
aud place as our County aud Congressional
Committees shall fix upon, for the purpose oil
nominating two candidates for the State Sen
ate and candidate TO represent the Ith DiS
trict in Congress.
We offer the above believing that 1t IS the
only way to unite the party and silence the
numerous would-be candidates for offices.
''Those who have the confidence OF the PEG,
pie need not lear the result Of Convention.
The meeting was addressed by Austin Sy'
phax, F. F.. Corbett. S. B. Corbett, Z. H.
Jackson and w. A. Wroc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-14

STORM The storm yesterday was remark
able for tho iarye qa.ntity o! latent elec'rc.;y
manifested, 10 sddis.o2 to the lightning, there
was DAY exhibition OF the aurora boyeai's -
The storm was apparently severe in the coun
try op the opposite Of the river. Hail, IN con
side ratle quantities, fell 10 Fairfax county.
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EaSrps cash

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VALU-
~ ABLE FARM, WITH WATER POWER
IN FAlRFAX COUNTY,NA A. AT PUBLIC
AuCrlON.-By virtue of decree Of the Cir
cGl' court Tor the county Of Fairfax, Va, rem
dered at the November term, 1868, In the case
u samuel G'liinghan VS. Robert 8 Ashby and
others, ne undersigned. as Commissioner there
IN named, wilI offer for sale, at public auction,
IN front OF the Court House of Fairfax CO., Va,
N MONDAY, the 1th day OF June. 1859, that
otlng Court day, at II O'clock m & TRACT
Of LAND, IN said county. lyiag on Accotink
Run. in said county, aoou. eight miles from
Alexandria, continuing 20l1 acres, Of which tho
ate Samuel Gii.ingh am died seized. This LAND
: we'll adapted to all the productions of This
attitude. and has upon it e large quantity Of
wood and timber and q valuable WATER
POWER. There are two comfortable DWEIN
LING HOUSES. with ont houses, &c, on II ;,
premises.
TERMS-Ten per cent o! the purchase mon
sy 10 be paid in cash, aud the residue in equal
,astslments 1T six. twelve and eighteen II onths
Ifom the day OF sale; the deferred pay ments 10
te secured by The bonds of the purchaser be- :.
ug interest. with good security and the '.,,i,
- he retained until the payne of the pur
>asse money in full. Stamps and conveyance
- The expense Of the purchaser.
CHARLES = STUART.
- -7-eo's CCmm'r
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sd 8-eots

DUBLIC SALE.-By virtue Of q decreo OF
I the Circuit Court OF Prince William coun-
ty, pronounced on the llth day of October,
1866, in the suit of Latshaw We. Miner the I'M
dersigned. who was appointed Special lie Com m
missioner for that purpose. will, on ~ Ed
DAY. the llth day of May, 1889 that beng
Court day, at the front door of the Court House
of said county. sell. a. public auction, Two
TRACTS OF LAND, adjoining each o:he.
ore containing 705 acres. ] rood, 2Ss poles and
has on it comfortable DWELLING HOUSE;
the others contains GO acres, , roods, - poles.
These tracts of land are situated in Prince
William county, on tho telegraph road from
Dumfries to Fredericksburg, aboIt two rnlcs
from the former place.
They are we'll umbered and wa.erei, an. arc
considered very good lands, and @-c within two
miles of navigable water.
TERMS-One-tourth of the parchasc-!r oEey
to be paid in cash on the day OF salc and the
residue in equal instalments of SIX, Involve and
eighteen months; the deferred payments to
bear interest from the day Of sale, and to be Sc
cured by bends, with approved personal SCOUT
ity ; the title to be retained and the land sub
ice. to resale, under order OF the Court, and
ten per cent of the purchase money forfeited
in case the terms are not complied with.
EPPA HU NTON Comm'r.
D..
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DIRECTORY MEErINd-A meeting OF the
Board Of Directors OF the Alexandra, Louaoun
and Hampshire Railroad Company was held at
the Office of the company in this city last night,
and measures adopted for the early commence
ment OF the propo ed extension OF their road.
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
sPECIALDIsPATCHEsT TO THE GAZETTE
FROM WASHINGTON.
From Cuba

WASHINGTON, May Ia. Aditicuai dispatch
is lcrn. Admiral Hof, c,nman1Ios the U.
S. squadron { q Cuba, have been iV'd here,
from which it appears that the cansP Il The in
surgeuf> i. any thing but hopeful.
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Strike.

PHILADELPHIA, May l4.--Three hundred
and twenty-five brickmakers, employed in nine
brick yards in this vicinity, have struck tor
higher wages
A formidable strike is again expected at
Havrestraw, the bosses having reduced wages
from So. so to So, and stating that they will
not give way
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-14
The Markets.

new YORK, May l4.-Stocks active with
prices steady. Money easy at 6a7 per cent
Exchange o.. Gold $50. Five-twenties, 1862,
coupon 1915. Ten.forties. coupon, 81 North
Caronas COZ; do. new 55t. Virgi ,ias, ex'cou
pom S.; do. new els.
BALTIMORE, May l4.--Cotton quiet and
steady middling upauds %. Flour dull at
previous quotations. Wheat dull valley red
sl.S0aS2 Corn firm with receipts small prime
white 81; yellow s2as3. Oats dull prime IS.
Rye 81. 35asI. 40. Provisions unchanged. Pork
S3l.75. Bacon, rib sides 16{; clear do. III ;
shoulders l41. Hams 1921. Lard l9al94.
Whiskey firm and scarce at 99a$l.
BALTIMORE, Mayl4-Virginia 6s, inscribed,
Old, 5O4 bid, 500 asked; do. 1896, IS bid, $50
asked. North Cardinals, new, IS bid, s.!
asked
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-14

Mas {. H. SIMPSON, No 125 King street. ha
now on hand 8 very elegant assortment OF Mil
liner Goods of every description and variety
II y Flowers are the most beautiful in the mar
Aet, and her Grapes, Laces and Ribbon are al
well selected. Also, the Neapolitan and Straw
Goods are very tine. Cali and see them betor
releasing elsewhere. my IA
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-14

AMMUNITION. The steamer +. c. knighf'
Capt. Denly, which LETT here this morning ior
New York, carried as part Of her cargo large
quantity OF ammunition from the arsenal at
Washington to Governors Island.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-14
Prince William CO.. ap l0-eots
TRUSTEES SALE OF FAUQUIER co.
II


LAND.
Under authority OF deed of trust from w
T. W., Talia erro and wife to the undersig ned,
now of record in the County Court office OF
Fauquier. dated the 18th OF June, l845, given
to secure debt due John Z. Dulany OF two
thousand six hundred and eighty. eight dollars,
1926 88l with all interest accruing on the same,
| shall, on the 18th OF MAY, 1863, offer. at
public sale, ri Linden station. on the Manassas
Gap Railroad, the LAND. in ssid deed men.
toned and therein described las certain
TRACT OF LAND, lying in the county OF
Fauquier, and State OF Virginia adjoining the
lsnds of Mrs Sarah Gibson, Iii Anderson. Thos.
5. Hall, Richard X. Lttleton and others con
tanning THREE HUNDRED and 7 en- ACRES,
be the same more or less" This farm Ii now
occupied by Mr.. George Marshall. The i'm
provements are good, and as II lies Immediately
on tho Manassas Gap Railroad, and about TWO
miles from Linden and Markham stations, is
we'll deserving the notice OF persons wishing 20
purchase land in Fauquier. l am authorized
By the deed Of trust to sell tor cash. but Nj
Dulsny has authorized me 10 give one two snc
three years credit on the principal OF his dept
S2,6e8-the purchaser paying In cash al Tue
interest due on the same from 1867, and the cA-
penses of xecuting this trust, the deferred pay
ments to bear interest from day CT sale, and 20
be paid semi-annually. Stamps and expenses
of executing deed 10 be al the expense OF tnc
purchaser. Any sum over and above the de0t
due Mr.. Dulany aud expenses, that the land
may sell for, must be in Gus Il, unless time snaii
be given by same agreement between tho pur-
chaser and the heirs of the late Eli Anderson.
Bonds with approved security required Tor CO.
ferred payments, and the title retained tiii pu'-
JOHN a. CARTER. Trustee.
Upperville Fauquier co.. feb 22-eos
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THIRD WARD RADICALS "A meeting o.
the Third Ward Radicals was held last night
in the colored school house on Alfred street
but as not more than twenty were present. IN
Guiding Charles Whittlesey, ". b. Massey
Robt. Armstrong, H. c. Winship, John Biz
rell, ". L. Penn, Edward Sullivan, Fraas
Ems, Captain James Treaklc-----Wisenel
and Lieut.. Barney McCracken, formerly OF the
Emmet Guard, in the Confederate service, bul
now an officer Of the United States. white, and
William Burke, r. D. Beckley, Augusta;
Lumpkins, H. H Arnold, John Fields, Samuel
Keith, Charles Scales and three or four others,
co!cred, it was deemed advisable not to trans
act any business until next THURSDAY nigh, TO
which time the meeting was adjourned. The
slim attendance was the occasion Of some dis
appointment, as several o. those present went
there prepared to make speeches.
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MARINE List.


PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, MAYA
ARRIVED.
Sehr. kebeccs Secor. Full, Norfolk. lumber
IL Smoot Perry.
SAILED
Steamer L. G. Knight. Denty, New York, by
HOoe Wedder burn X Go.
Steamer Z. Cshill, Nai.h, Baltimore, by
B. Whes
Schr. Jennie Sheppard, ScUll, jersey City,
coal oy American Coal Co
Schr. b f. Lowell Lsvet., Now York, coal
oy Central Goa. Co.
MEMORANDA.
Schrs E. s L. Msrtz. Mari. aud :. A. Ham
lnond. Wiley, for this port, cleared at Boston
l2th instant,
Sohr. Uncus Champlin, Tor this port, cleared
st Norwich 18th inst.
Old Point Comfort beacon light on the SW
point Of Old Point Comfort, will be iiscontin-
ed after the Goth OF June next
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nsimmet, formerly Of the ferry line between
this city md Washington, has been sold TO tie
Clyde Company, o! Philadelphia, and will soon
leave mere Tor that city.
IMPROVING The many friends oil the Rev.
Peter Kroes, pastor Of St. Mary's Catholic
Church, now lying sick at the inirmary OF
Georgetown College, will be gratiied 10 learn
that he is rapidly improving.
ATTORNEY FOR THE CORPORATION. P. B..
Stillson, .ideut of this city for some months
past, las been appointed by Gen. Candy, At
torney for the Corporation Of Alexandria, vice
s. T. Beach, resigned
Police REpoRT-MAyoR's OFFICE. -Geor-
siana Nelson. coIored, for violating the Sunday
law, was fined and discharged.
Alfred Locked, colored, for disorderly co.,
duct, on complaint Of Robert Williams, was
discharged, and costs OF the case assessed
against complainant.
Scip;o johnson, cOlored, for disorderiy conduct
at Fi,htown, on complaint Of Mary James,
co!ored, was dismissed upon the payment oi
costs.
MAGISTRATES OFFICE.-Jsmes Duxson,
colorcd, arrested for stealing pistol from John
Chnn, coIorcd, was dismissed upon return OF
the property.
John Day, for stealing f-h from Mr.. James
f. McGraw was discharged with reprimand
Georgiana Nelson Mary Ode Christina
Wells AID Moses Kit, colored, charged with
robbiug sailor named Frederick Neale, at q
dsreputatlc house at Fshtown, on Wednesday
night last, were discharged for want of evidence
WATCH REpoRT.-Night clear until about .
o clock this morning, when it cloudcd up
About IL O'Clock several packs Of fire crackers
were exploited in an empty barrel at the inter
section of King and Pitt streets. About -
O clock the proprietor of popular restaurant,
while on his way to his home, accompanied by
two young gentlemen OF the city, one of whom
was riding his horse, was arrested by night
watchmen Webb and Morris, aud all three
,aken to the watch house on suspicion of horse
stealing. They we're released as soon as the
mistake vas DISCOVERED. The watch, in coase
quencc of the many horse thelts lately com
mtted in this neighborhood, have orders to ar
rest ali parties, moving about at night with
horses, who are not personally known to them.
A display of the aurora borealis was visible
during the early part Of tie night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-14

kEcEIvISa daily Spring and Summer Cloth,
ing for men and boys wear. to be sold at Ie
duced price,. .. BLoNpuEIM,
my IA Cor King and FaiIfax sta.
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TNMHlSSIONER SALE OF 4 TRACT
y Of LAND IN FAIktAA CO., NEAR
BUi:n rs ;5TATlON-B virtue o: a decree
of tho Circuit Court of Alexandria, rendered nj
the August term thereof, 1868, in the suit of 90.
l.ctnsn and wife. ys. Masten's executor ct ais,
will sell by public auction, on MONDAY, tIc
18th ot MAJ, 1850, that being Court day, IN
front OF the Cour. House Of Fairfax county,
TRACT or LAND in the councy of FAIR
fax .ear Burke, Station, containing ONE
uUNLEcD ACRES situated on the r.orth
branch of Pohio!. run, and adjoining the lands
of Presley Barker, Tnomss hlgin. ard Henry
Stevens, beng tho same TRACT or LAND
which was conveyed 70 John Masten by deed
from Mary Rose, dated Zi.h OF juno. 1852.
TERMS-Une-:outth OF tho purchase money
20 be paid il cash, and tho residue in three
equal instguHntr, Il, six twelve and eighteen
month, res pnrt vcy. with interest from day at
sale the deferred payment - he s"cured ~
the notes OF purchaser, sAt.-:.c.gi.y endorsed.
and the tiric TO be retained until all the pur.
chase money il tally paid stamps and coz
;eyancjng y. the 80 Of purchaser.
Il. y. CLAUGHTON,
ap lj-ea'e tomm'ssinnar