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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-10-23
M. Esc,prp FROM THE PENITENTIA-

o. ESCAPED FROM THE PENiTENTiA'
RY.-On Sunday last. during the morn
ing, eight convicIs made their escape from
the pepiten,iarv a, Mouhdsville, named
Lawson Wonzer, John Thomas, Rober,
Nutten, Edward Gibbs. John A. Lang
ston, Ellis "a. Wine, Luther Cremeans,
and Harrison Jackson. Wonzer, colored,
was sentenced to five years Imprisonment
for breaking into Mr.. Henry Cameron's
house, in this place, recently, and John
Thomas, colored, for stealing Mr.. Mil
slead's horse near Cha leslown. re-
ward Of SIS each has been offered tor
their arrest. These ps!Iles succeeded IN
digging a tunnel from the cells IL which
they were confined TO the main sewer,
leading 10 the creek from the building.
They took with them, when they started
on their underground journey, crowbar,
with which they forced off the iron bars
across the mouth Of the sewer Once
out in The world. they took 10 the woods.
Being discovered by Two boys. they were
followed BY one Of them Until they reach
ed The timber. while the other gave The
alarm 10 the authorities inside the stock
aIe. Fortunately two other convlcis' who
! were in the sewer en- route TO liberty,
were captured before thee emerged from
the long and narrow passage way. PnT-
suit was at once made after those who had
succeeded in getting away, butuP 10 this
time nothing has been heard Of them. In
the hurry Of their departure they left be-
hind them all their clothing except the
shirts and drawers they had on.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-10-23

t. A revival Of religion has been in
progress in the co!ured NJ. Z. Church Of
hi. place. during The past :wo weeks ,un-
der The Supervision Of the pastor. Rev.
May berry, assisted b. Reg. Walker, the
Presiding Elder, of Maryland. aud Rev
Bowman .: this place, as well as other
m!al.lcrs Of Mariinsburg. Quite num-
her OF culorej persons have been convert.
Cd, aud The meeting continues with una.
b3lirg interest.
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SIS Reward.

I Will Gjge lhe above reward for the
( arrest and conviction Of any Of The par.
ties who have been carrying of (or who
WILL hereafter cary away) any Of tie
board, or lumber from my Sill House
near ,oun. JOSEPH ENTLER.
Oct. %, 1850 3w
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-10-23

To- II. NJ. Billings would respectfully
inform biz old customers and .,he public
generally tia, he has now on hand and
fer sale TESTS Crystal Coal Oil which
has slways been acknowledged The best
ever brought to this market. The above
nlI ls sold al the same price as the infe.i-
or cil
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and business Form Book.
4 complete ard reliable guide l. al matter,
OF law aud business trln.ucou- Tor every : ate
IN the Union. The professional mar. rhe tar
mcr, the mechanic, tie mcrchln' the mnuulac.
turer, each require 4 convenient, comprehcn-
Give and rclnbIc wcrk, which viii enable him
10 draw up ahy instrument that nay bc cqu.r.
ed. and ;hlt .iII furnish HIM With such n!or-
nation q, Is usually called for in III hI- hu,l.
ness relations OF lric-a hook TIA, every body
can uu cr>tand, aud hat vii cG,hIr eve y one
TO bc their own counsel The entire leading
press Of the country unqunJicdIy endorse The
work. Price only - -. ; uiPosr paid. !.
gents wanted cvcrywhr. Adan>> JOHN G..
WELLS, PubIisuc., No. -: Broomc street,
New York. OF, 23-.iu
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THE BEST STOVES !

}PHE underlined has on hand and will
X turnI-h to order the celebrated
Vine Parior Cook Stove,
wIch i the best. most convenient and
less expensive Stove ever offered 20 tie
pubic. 1t will burn any kind OF coal.
Coll at my store room and examine them.
4. A. COOK.
Shepherds'own, Oct. %
Read TIE following certificate
We the undersigned have purchased
and used lie celebrated VINE PARLOR
COOK STOVE. aud musr say thai We
prefer them to any Others. and that they
give entire ssi+fsciInn. We commend
them TO he public.
THOS. VAN SWEARINGEN.
S. B. HARRISON,
Ocl23 #
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Belle Boyd advertised TO read in Sac
rsrsrto. Her Only auditor was The JAM.
90.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-10-23

10 President Grant, Gen. Sherman,
Postmaster General CIeswell, Secretary
Cox, Gen. Dent and Gen. CaPron left
Frederick city early Friday morning Of
las, week, for ride 20 the battle grounds
of South Mountain and AAielam. They
first visited South Mountain, and after
wards Anlietam, examining each local. y.
AT Aniielam the President was met by a
committee from Hagerslown, who invited
him to Hagerslown,anh become the gue.t
OF Washington county. The President
returned his thanks. and spose Of he
qualification which he felt a, the cordial
reception which lie bad met with on his
trip, bu, regretted that lie was compelled
to return to W ashinglon,s and must decline
the invitation. Several hUndIed people
were gathered al Anlielam Cemetery, and
The President held reception. After
leaving the battlefield the visitors return
Cd 10 Keedysville, and taking special
car there the Presidential party returned
10 Washington. Col John Miller Of
Sharp,burg, on being introduced to the
President, extended the hospitality Of his
home to the distinguished party. The
Presiden, thanked Col, Miller and re.
GREETED that the time lie had TO spare
would prevent him from visiting Shsrps.
buro
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New advertisements.

a00 PER Dag Sure. TO Male and Female.
sou Salary or commission, 10 sill The House
bo,J Sewing Machine. Guaranteed for five yrs
Address logan, Mack & Co., Pittsburgh, Pa.
c0eO0 A Year guaranteed 10 Agents. Adj
G0UUU dress J. AHkARS, 5 P. y. Avenue
Baltimore, Nd.
GENTS Wan,cd.-s75 10 $500 per month
A to sell the original and impro' ed Common
Sense Family Sewing Machine. Al complete
FOR SIS. It will hem, fell, stitch, bind, braid,
ard emhroider in most superior manner, ma
king the celebrated Lock Stitch" Caution
Do not buy Machines under the same name as
ours from any one except those having cenlf-
,ate Of Agency, signed by US, as they are worth
less casl.ron Machines. For circulars and
terms address or apply to {. BOWLRS & co.
1876 Spruce street, Philadelphia, Pa
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Che 4}larktts.
ShepherdStoWn Market,

Corrected ,reekly by B. S. PendIeton.
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SATURDAY.... %, 1869
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-10-23

To- The Southern Commercial Con
vention which assembled al Louisville,
Kentucky. on The 10Th inst, proved a
grand affair. Ex-Presideni Fillmore
presided over the meeting. All the States
in the Union were represented. 4 Ban
que. was given on Friday night of last
week, and it was the unanimous opinion
of all present that the supper was The
most splendid, carefully prepared and
well conducted ever participated in, East
or West. North or South.
After all had partaken Of The bounIeous
supply set before Them, ;oasts were pro-
posed and responded 10 as follows:
Ohio-R. NJ. Corwine.
Georgis-Thomas Hardeman.
Virginia-A. K. Boteier.
Vermont-C. p. Burton.
Arkansas-D. p. Williams.
Massschuseiis-S. ". Bush.
New York. raslus Brooks.
Alsbama-Mr. Williams, Etit Of
Selma Sentinel.
Tennessee-W. q. Ryan.
Maryand-J. NJ. Buchanan.
Illinois,. NJ. Richards.
Kenrucky-W. G. P. Breckin.idse'
MississIp7i-G S. Jones.
MIssouri-Mr. Elliott.
Indans-J. B. Simpson.
Each of The speakers spoke of this re-
union as doing more to heal the hard iefl'
ings tina, have existed between tie two
sections, owing to late civil war Ihan any
thing that could happen. The North and
South shook hands over the banquet board
and al again fel, Ike brothers.
Hon. A. r. Boieer OF This place, re.
sponded to the toast Of Virginia, in
lengthy speech which was received with
loud cheers and which produced happy
effrc;.
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The PWest, Best and Cheancs
SOLD BY ALL GROCERs.

I He MAGIC COVE will change any coi-
! ofcd hair or beard 10 permanent Black 'r
Brown. One Comb -cnt by mai Tor 81 For
-a!c by NcrchonIs \ Druggists generally. Al.
drc'> Magic Comb Co, Springfield, Ma.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-09-28


While floating few nights since over the
moonlit waters Of Hampton Roads, our con-
ceptions assumed proportions commensurate
with the expanse Of waters around and the
outstretched heavens above. Everything
was ona grand scale. Under these fsvora-
BILE circumstances, and In this happy mood,
we snftrsted an idea of gigantic proportions
quite sufficient TO crack the Uranium Of an
ordinary man. 1t Is neither more nor less
than
HORACE GREELEY,
SENATOR PROM VIRGINIA
We would advise the reader not TO at
tempt TO digest II In q moment. Take time
and ponder Il In all Its aspects and bearings.
II Is In strict keeping with the irresistible
progress and llmltless sweep Of thought char
acteristic Of this age and land. 1t Is en-
tirely new. No other State, since the foun.
dalton Of the Government, has ventured on
so grand an experiment. Heretofore each
petty State felt itself hide-bound aud con-
strained 10 confnc itself In selecting Son
ators TO Its limited area. Now that we Nrc
substantially interdlcted from choosing from
our own bailiwick, fortunately the "whole
unbounded continent Is ours" We are FREQ
| to range from sea to sea, and to choose the
| wisest and most eminent citizen, without re-
gard to the absurd and belttling restriction
Of locality. It Is ours to seize and appro-
pirate extraordinary merit wherever We can
ind II. The Constitution only requires
thirty years Of age, ninc years. citizenship
and an inhabitant OF the State-a day or an
hour is sufficient. Mr.. Greeley Is already
a freebooter In our State, deeply interested
In our well-being, and he has only to hang
up his hat among US for one night TO meet
all the requirements Of the Constitution.
30 much for the general view; tho par
ticular considerations bearing upon this case
are Of controlling influence. We have do
liberately weighed them and found them
good-better-best. Mr.. Greeley's election
would dissipatc all our home difficulties and
compose all our domestic factions; good!
His loyalty Is unimpeached and unlmpeach-
able, and he would take US back into the
Union without q jostle-tho belllcose Butler
himself would be awed into respectful and
admiring silence: betterl Mr.. Greeley has
done us more harm, perhaps, than any
other one person; he is anxious to repair IL.
Ho Ia the most influential (unofllcial indl
vidual In this land, and Is able TO do the
good work his heart Is set upon; best
Through all our latest troubles he has been
our firm, unwavering and efficient friend
A generous, wholc-souled recognition OF the
obligation would not be more honorable &c
him than credltable to ourselves. With
him and q fitting colleague, the old State
after all her disasters, could still rank thu
first In the land and shine inter ignes lunt
ninores. Richmond Wig, 21M.
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GEORGE A. BOHRgR, (rr..,...
A. THOMAS BRADLEY, ''ases
COOPER 4 LATIMBR,
se2s- oO3wd. Auetioneers.
SALE3ETaE UNITED STATES ARMo TX AND
. OTHER GROUNDS AT HARPRR's PERRY,
WEST VIRGINIA, AND VICINITY.

r.
WAsHISGrOS, September 25, 1889. !
Ia pursuanee Of the act approved December IS,
T I Ps q ss;.s W. t9 y.
%s ds ss By PSs'
tinping from day @ day until a. is sold.
The value OF this property for manufacturing
purposes Is too well known TO render IL necessary
l. being prepared and will be seat to persons who
may wish a. a. s Sssp upon 'h' apply
f6s properly will be sold in lots. The .twilI
isnd running TO the western boundary on the P0.
tomAc, the Arnory Canal and water power o. the
river. The walls large 6ulidiDg' are stand
others: and the water wheels with gearing, aud
the dunes. are slmost in perfect order Three q
the others arc mostly cast iron with wooden
Buckets. 49,
and water power on the shenandoah, the build
Jugs upon which have bsen destroyed, but the
The thiId will 10 The Shenandoah Ferry, with a
tract ~ Gs Reres VI land the south, snd lot On
tlrIlaTpers Ferry shore. opposite.
remove wood from a tract o. .Sa5 acres, mountain
land. across the Shenandoah. 49,
The nfth will be the right to dig Iron ore from d
tract Of about 400 acres Of land, kLown as
Priends' Ore Bank, acquired by deed from Henry
The remainder. consisting Of Houses and Lots In
tho town. will be sold lot by lot --,..--
The Government will convoy TO The purchaser,
after payment shA have been made in full All IL,
rlghIAnd title 10 the property, which Is believed
to he perfect ~ every case, ~,
OF one and two yeArsi the purchasers 70 ave bond
and security for the paymeIt Of the RGfe iS,iS
within ten days after the sale.
A map showing the metes and bonnis u the
Harper's Perry property will be exhibited At The
The GoysTnmsut reserves the right to wlrhIraw
any all lots offered II tho bids arg not sat
WIZ Brsyst Major Gener,I, Chiaf uf U.daanci.
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EDITOR REPUBLICAN: The statement in the
Morning NeHs that Mr.. Koopmanschap, the
agent for the importation Of Chinese labor,
"is native of China" Is simply absurd,
and desire to correct 1t.
The gentleman In question is a native OF
Russia, and Is the head Of the large import
ing house OF "Koopmauschap Co.." In
San Francisco, and one Of the most esti-
mable gentlemen in California, and bears no
resemblance, either In the SHAPE Of his
"head or face" to Mongolian," than the
editor of the Nccs does 10 John Morrissy or
Ching Foo.
While there Is no positive disgrace In being
Chinaman, the friends Of Mr.. Koopman-
schap do not "hanker" after the honor
claimed for him by the writer In the News.
Yours, &C., CALIFORNIAN.
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The Star admlnlstors severe but de-
served rebuke to the Chronicle for Its assumed
holy horror over the publication OF conHden-
tlal lettcrs. Fully endorsing all 1t says on the
subject, We transfer the article TO our col
umns. We may add that the Chronicle
failure to publish news Of every character is,
In our estimation, owing as much to lack
of enterprise as to its high regard % for
the "oplnlon about 1t among honorable men
and respectable Journalists" The REpUD-
LIcAs has no such squeamlshness. We pro-
fess to publish live newspaper, and don't
intend that the daily appearance of our
paper shall give tho lio to our professions.
But here is the article referred TO:
"a morning contemporary has some first
class Pccksnifilan moralizlng over the enor-
nifty of publishing confidential letters
especially the letters Of an official who has
twenty thousand dollar tax list advertisement
to give out 1t Is 'despicable,' and not
only that, but 'reprehensible,' and not only
that, but thcro eau be but ono opinion
about 1t among honorable men and respect
able Journalists Further, and moreover,
| our helghty-toned contemporary has never
failed to notice. In such publications, that
the party or parties whose letters have been
| puuilsueu TccclNc tno syinpatuy Vi Ill hoh-
orable people, while the authors Of the dis
closures come in for full measure of mer-
tied condemnation
In the face OF the paper having all the
honor and respcctability Of Journalism in Its
keeping we must dissent. Tho publication
Of secret letters, thereby exposing the wire
working and Intriguing Of political shysters
and demagogues 10 the public disadvantage,
serves to sweeten the political atmosphere
amazingly, and to protect the people to the
same extent. As 10 the writers OF letters
thus published receiving the sympathy Of all
honorable men that depends upon the char
acter of the documents. There Ia the IN
stance OF famous letter In the Forrest
divorce case, the publication OF which ex-
posed "despicable" attempt to manufac-
ture testimony against q defenceless woman
The amount Of sympathy earned for the
writer Of that letter amongst honorable men
Ia scarce worth mentioning. Finally, when
paper undertakes TO lecture Its contempor-
aries for sins against the honor and dignity
Of Journalism, 1t should have some fitness
e for the task. The Mentor in this case Is not
| qualified
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-09-28

OSE OF THE most noticeable features OF
tho book trade sale, which terminated 10
New York on Thursday last, was the i'm
mensc sale OF Byron's work. More than
ten thousand copies Of all editions and styles
of binding were disposed Of at advanced
prices over former seasons. This Is one of
the results of Mrs. Stoves publication.
Everybody OF course now wants to read what
Byron wrote.
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yerdi Ia a cbevaller of tho Order of Savoy.
! yIo,or rmo,pc, ia "a vears of aqe.
! 7, 1. .oro,,os that NJ, po.bodv viii make
oro ,rore trim IN Fprons.
pl,hon Fa,lv 1. aeain ,eriousIy III In
tvrchbnro
a rs.u, a.. canadian. has had n
"i,,,io ovon,n in nj. family. II was son.
Johr n proot,nridgc. Of Kentucky, and
Ar,ort p,to =, Arkansas. are in Baltimore.
sooro,.,, pohcson will roturn to this ci,v
4, dar
Mr.. John Hltz, Swiss Consul General, has
returned TO this city from Tennessee,
Ned Buutlinc is o, the temperance stump
nj Williamsburg, New York.
The coming man OF Newark, N. j., Is
Frederick W. RECORD, who has been nomi.
mated for mayor.
Henry G. Watson, tho well known art
critic, pronounces tho Boston musical con.
yentiop fraud.
Rev. N. Tallev and wife. Of Columbia. q,
c., celebrated their golden wedding n fcw
DAYS AGO.
Thu Na,iona, Ir,ivc,.I,v IA "A Ia re-os,.h.
,,sbed and G.reral Josenb n Jobn.,,r Il,
naked To aecept tho nre.,dency.
Lord s,a,lev b.. been ma rr,oa seve, v.,r
to n spanish lasv and never owned n until
lately,
Rev. rather Berobo,tz. Catholic priest Mt
Nev Him M,,n has sped two of hIs
parishioner, for libel, damages, 10000.
Comm,,s,oper Delano will return here
from pennsvlvanIa about the latter part Of
this week.
Tho President has appointed VIM. Whist,
OF No., to be register Of the Land Office at
Boouville, Mo.
Henry Ward Beecher preached In his own
church on sunday for the first time since
his summer vacation.
General Sherman len the city yesterday
afternoon and will not return until wednes.
day.
Henry Placide, tho actor, Ia 70 years OF
age. lie is living in quiet retirement a,
Babylon, Long Island.
Senator Fenton's health has much I'm
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fully paid for them, are notified that II thoy pay
what II due before the day Of sale, the lots " II
A. d. DYER,
Brevet MsIorG neral Chief VI Orduaac,
sepl2Std
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DY COOPER a. LATIMER, Auct'rs.,
ID tsuecessors 10 Jas q. Mcclure 4 Col
Southwest corner ct Pennsylvania avenue and
Eleventh street.
oHANoERY SALE OF ryALggABLE IMPROVED

REAL ESTATE.
Under and BY virtue Of a decree % the Supreme
Court OF the District Of Columbia sitting as court
Of equity bearing date the l7th day OF September,
1852, and Passed Ia certain cause in said court,
heron william Mclean il complainant, and
William James ct al. are defendants, No. 1,6i7
Eqaity Docket .. on TUESDAY, the 10Th day Of
mi-es. " II sell Lot numbered ., in square mum
berod ais, In the city II Washington, as the same
gslher VITA tho impIOvonolts and appurtenanees.
This Lot fr1nts the north aide OF street north
Is improyed by u handsome double twO.story brick
house, with hAnshTd roof
Terms; One third 0a.h. $40 " which must be
paid at the time Of sAiei balance In Two equal pay
ments Of one aud two years, respectively, with
Interest from the day OF sale which deferred pay
ments are to be a lion on the premises sold.
A deed will be gives when the purchase money
Is fully paid. ANDREW c. BRADLEY,
Trustee.
COOPER Il LATIMER,
sep2s.eOdtd Auotioneors
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From J. c. PARKBR, Seventh street, oppO-
site the post-oflce, and jos. shillIngton, cor
ner Four-and.a.half street and Pcnnsylva-
mia avenue, we havo HTpsr's Bd:r for the
week ending October o.
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CAPTAIN CRoCKEs, Sandwich, Mass,
whom tho Boston 10" 4, opul" down asa re-
liable weather prophc rcdlcts heavier
storm In October than that Of the Stb In
slant,
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Bosros has Just lnaugurated new mar
ket-housc, What blessing 1t would be If
Washington could only have new building
at the corner Of Ninth street and Pcnnsyl-
yanla avenue,
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MBSTAL PHrLosorur, embracing the three
departments of the Intellect, sonslblitcs
and will. By Thomas c. tpham, D. D., of
Bowdoin College. Vol. / The intellect,
with an appendix on language. Vol. II
The sensibilities and will. Published by
Harper s. Bros, New York. For sale by
Blanchard & Mohun, corner OF Eleventh
street and Pennsylvania avenue. (Notlcc
hercafter.)
TIE MILL ON THE Floss, with illustra.
lions. By George Eliot. Published by liar.
per & Bros, New York. For sale by Blan-
chard 4 Mohun. (SotIce hereafter.)
In SILK ATrrREi novel. BY WIN. Black
author Of "Loyo or Marriage" Published
by Harper & Bros, New York. For sale by
Blanchard & Mohun, corner Eleventh street
and Pennsylvania avenue. (Notlcc here
after.)
From D. J. BIsnor, newsdealcr at vii
lard's Hotel, we have the Eclectic Magazine
OF Foreign Literature, for July, (new series. }
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by COOPER n LATIMEit, Auct'rs,
ID (suCces.Ors to J, &. M0GuirS u Co. >
Southwest corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and
Eleventh street.
cgsSGEBy SALE q EIgEEtENya yAhytBP++EE
OF Tile LATE CAMPBELL HospITAL, AT

CHANCERY SALE OF HIGHLY VALUABLE
SUBURBAN PROPERTY. BElNg THE SITE
or TIE LATE CAsPBELL HOSPITAL, AT
THE HEAD OF FIFTH AND sixth STREETS
WEST iMMEDIArELT NORTH OF BOUND.
BY virtue Of a decree Of the Supreme Court Of tho
District & columbia, bearing date Aprla, 1871. aud
passed . ChAncery cause No. li6, George W. MI
lcr vs. Ellen Miller ct al, we sha sell at pnblo
auction. on the premises, on MONDAY, 18th Of
October, 1850, at clock, p. m, part Of tract 81
county q Washington, aud District q COLUMBIA;
nm tad sixth streets west, supposed to contain
~ acres Of land, more Less the same being all
that part portion Of the tract Of land referred
10 10 the original bill nled in the above
toned, now remaining unsold. This property Is
In IApiily improving locality, and IL worthy the
attention OF capitalists.
Terms OF eale: one third cash, tbs residue In
three t9i equal inutAllments at six, &c. twelve N2l
and eighteen tls) months. with interest from day
OF sale. the deferred payments to be secured to the
satsfaeticn OF the trustees the purchaser to have
the option Of paying all cash Convey aneing and
stamps at the cost Of the purchaser, Five thousand
(S.0OOD dollars Of the cash payments will be re:
CURED when the property 10 struck OF. which will
be forfeited n the terms Of sale arc not fully CON:
piled with within ten O0) days from the day q
at the risk and cost Of the defaultlsE purchaser,
newspaper printed and published In the city Of
GEORGE A. BOHRgR, lr-,..
4 THOMAS BRADLEY, Trustees
COOPER 4 LATlMBR,
se9s-pn9wd. AuCtloaPerH