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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-01

Property SALE Beck. Knox ond kerby,
real estate agents and auctionrers, sold the i1I
lowing property by auction this morning.
No. Isl south Columbus street, IL John
Thornton, colvred for S2l5
The house aud lot % Water sheet acJnlnlns
On the south the boarding house OF Mrs. Dobl',
to John Atchison for $50.
No. p north Patrick STREET.-THE ". n. Brown
for $500.
The rest OF the property sd'cr,','d inr SAL
was Withdrawal.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
7 u.
WASHINGTO:S, Oct. 4, 1870

WASHINGTO:S, Oct. a. 1871 J
WHEREAS, by satisfactory evidences re-
w scated to tie undersigned. il bus Teen
made to appear that THE uiTIZEN9' n.
TiUNAL BANK OF ALEXANDRIA, III
The city Of alexandria, in the county al Alex
and1ia, and S1at: Of VirSinia, has been duy
organized under erl according TO the require,
ments of tho nc. Of Congress entitled An acl
TO ,rovido National Currency, secar'd by Ii
pladgo of United States bends, 80! - p!nvito
for the circulation md i"I ,mption thereof hl;-
proved June 81, 1851. and has compiled with
I'll tho provisions o. said aci required IN bo
complied with before commencing the business
o! banking undor said act;
Eow, therefore. J, Jno. jay kno%, ActinS
Com}lro?ler g.; tho Currency, do hereby certify
ti... The Citizens National Bank OF A!ezHn.
dra, in tho city Of Alexandria, in the county
u liuxautrir, and >tate OF Virginia, IL aG!hor-
lied 20 commence tho business ii banking I'M
der ,Ec aci aforesaid.
In testimony Whereof witness my hand Gnd
! SEAL. sfsi oi otimee' this 9Th u'S '' We
~. 17lG ;oJor. $50
jAU. JAY KNOX,
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Green Is, Wise,

rs-ELgtTtoy TICK Hrs printed cheap ~ this
, e.; nov 1T
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-01

The WoRRELL SISTERS. Liberty Hall was
crowded last night upon the OCCASION ol tue
first appearance in this ctv Il! the tam"u'
Worrel Sisters Opera Bonff: Troupe, and 81
the large audience present not one apnar"n;'y
failed to be amused and delighted at thr per
iormarce. Miss Sophi, WorrciI, NJ. Harry
Wood, and Dir. ilesnanllZ certainly il!iei
their respective roles to perfection, snI WOE the
repca,cd and vociferous applause of the house.
The troupe will give their s,cuua and last per
formance here this season to night in the new
buresuue OF Black Eyed Susan.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-01

man living 10 produce one suele line CT The
proclamation that mad e?cr appeared IN print
before.
TIE GREATEST iMPROV EMENT OF TIE AGE
Those suffering from diseases OF the eye,
should be iuly aware that remedy oug ht to
be as speedy az possible. as the most minute
afflction tn that organ, it not arrested IN due
season, often proves an ilrcparabie disease, II
not . total loss. Many Of the eye diseases are
Incurred ty the use ard abuse Of glasses, there
fore it becomes ali persons who are subject to
their use IL obtain them ut onn acquainted
with onticrl philosophy. DR.. BcrDhardt, at
The Mansion House, is kichiy scientific anu
instructive optican, ana enc VINO has devoted
much time, attention ami deep study TO The
subject. This makes him eminen.ly qualified
10 adjust spa c#ciGS ~ the eye, nn'icr the most
optical defect. ii arising ircr arH ircma
,ure decay. His practice in Berlin, Prussia,
combined with experience IN an extensive buSi
ness OF his own in this country, has given hlm
kuowcdg yer: valuable 10 those who may
consult him. From time to time lie has made
IMPORTANT improvements in spectacle glasses,
which is acknowledged by the most eminent
medical ,ncr ia tic lnion, from whoa ne has
received the highest credentials. therefore,
We recommend hi;a, believing in THIS useful
branch Of science, lie has no superior.
Mayors OFFICE. Sc CHI. sliGa Jacobs for fight
ing Elizabeth Gibson VIZ, i'll default OF tie
pavmtnL O. the imposed fine, com m:ttei tn tho
work house for CD days.
Two men frnm FslrsX county, for i>"TdoFly
conduct were hnGd and dischars
Henry Wolfe for disorcerly conduit vs.
Gucd and Discharged
Alphon.o Arring!i.n, for IN assault p''n John
Beach, WIS, in default Of security 10 keep Inc
peace committed to Jail for six mn;'ha
N1anr REP 1T Night clear and c"':!~n
whi,o frost being visible this morning. Two
colorcd balls wcrn IL progress at tlshtnwi, but
they were con urtch quietly. There VA; Nh
ALARM Of fire. little alter ton o'clock' caused pg
the r, Election Of the light from the brick kiln
near the canal basin.
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ITO AGRICULTUR ISTS.

"a I'd AG KICIT III Z ND ~.
OBERA GENUINE PHOSPHC-PERU-
Wan GUAN0. IA SIS per ton Of 2,OOU
pounds. ,..
OLUBLE AMMONIATED SUPER
PHOSPHATE OF LIME. S59 ger ton OF
Zoo pounds. All pu! up in strong seeks. For
sale by
sen 10 HOOE, WEDDEHGUEH & CN.
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TROVkR 81 BAKERS SEWING MA
VI CHINES-We have on hand y largo AS
sOrtment of tho above well known machines
also o very gooi second hand machine of the
same make. We desire to Gull particularly at
ten,ion to tho new style BOX Machjns" to
VOL; by hand. Machines sold on nccommo-
dating terms; also for rent
oct q rs. LEADB|ATER IS BIRD.
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THE REG La ESEMtM MONTHLY NJ + r.
| ing of the "hiexrndriA cooperative Build
ing Associslio!.' will be fold At Stc%art2
Building, lOt King ST., Oh TU ESDAE EVEN
ING, November lst, 81 7! O'clock. Loans TO
the amount OF Si5GO will DO offered ut this m2tt-
ing. ;i.-o. il! 81! n y,
OCT Git Secretary.
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f-'H!LDTE:':i MU3ST"D HOSIERY.
- -,
Large stock ot Tie above row in store plaid
fancy mzod rni plar c1lorE. These gods
u very cAcHq, aad havc bcrn carefully select
cd To npot tho wants Of first class lraGe, 81
oct ~ g. c. HEHRT'S ~ King =.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-06-09

City Affairs.
"A convention of delegates from thirty
three fire companies of this city was held at
the hall of the Mechanic Engine Company,
Fifteenth and Brown streets, last evening,
for the purpose of making arrangements for
rendering a suitable reception to the Me-
chanic and Hope Engine Companies of New
Orleans. which will visit this city on the both.
At n meeting of the Police Committee of
Councils held yesterday afternoon, Mr.. H.
Huhn presiding, plan for the proposed new
public baths was submitted and approved of.
This plan represents the building to be of
frame, As feet inches by 80 feet inches
10 feet high from floor to plate; and above
the plate to roof lattice work to admit air;
the tank, or bathing tub, 20 by 30 feet. The
specifications call for the tank floor to be of
joists, inches sound timber the sides of
tank, II inch plank, put in upright, with inch
openings.
Yesterday at Logan Square, the annual
review of the Police force took place. About
six hundred men were in line, and the evolu-
tions were executed in the presence of the
Mayor, Committee of Police and members of
Councils, and a number of invited guests, in
cluding Chief Justice Chase, who closely
watched the man9uvres of the force and
Chief Mulholland.
The Democratic City Executive Commit
tee, on Tuesday, nominated the following
gentlemen to preside over the various con-
ventions. in accordance with the new rules: -
Register of Wills. Thomas A. Fahey,
Eleventh ward.
Receiver of Taxes-E. G. Woodward, First
ward.
City Commissioner. james McGuffin,
Tenth ward.
Clerk of Orphans Courts. Gross Fry,
Fifteenth ward.
Judicial. Isaac Leech, Twenty-seventh
ward
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City Trusts,

A meeting of the Board of City Trusts was
held yesterday afternoon, William Welsh,
ESQ.,, presiding. The Committee on Wills
Hospital was authorized to receive a legacy
of $500, bequeathed by Sarah Phipps, and
also if approved by the Solicitor of the Trust
to hand over to the Union Benevolent Asso-
citation the inceme of certain minor bequests
for fuel, soup, ana bread, the Association
being required to make a specific report each
year of their distribution. Messrs. William
Welsh and j. l.. Claghorn were authorized to
act on behalf of the City Trusts at a meeting
of the Schuylkill Navigation Company, to
be held on the goth inst, with reference
to leasing the property of the company to
the Reading Railroad. The Trust is largely
interested in the first-mortgage bonds and
the common stock of the Navigation
Company. The bid of Benjamin Ketchum
for the construction of eight new three-stery
brick dwellings on the property of the Girard
Estate, at Sixth and Brown streets, was &C
cepted The buildings will be erected imme-
diately. Authority was given to lease 25 feet
of additional ground to the Wyoming Public
School, at Fifth and Brown streets, when
authority is obtained from the proper court.
1t was ordered that slate or flag pavement
be laid in front of the Girard Bank; and also
that application be made to court to sell
building lots in Girardville in fee; leases foI
five years of such property being found to
hinder permanent improvements, and thus
preventing respectable people from settling IL
that town. The President and other officers
of the College gave most favorable reports OF
the excursion to the coal mines as an aid il
improving the discipline and quickening the
minds of the pupils.
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PENNSYLVANIA MEDICAL SOCIETY.
Yesterday Afternoons Session.

The State Medical Society met at clock
yesterday afternoon. The report of the Com
mittee on Charters was taken up. The re-
port shows that the.committee had failed in
their efforts to procure a suitable charter from
the Supreme Court, and asks that the COM
mittee be discharged
Dr. Gallagher moved to recommit the re-
port to the committee, with instructions to
obtain charter from the State Legislature.
Lost.
On motion of DIR. w. L. Atlee, the charter,
as prepared by the committee for the con-
sideration of the Supreme Court, was adopted
as the constitution of the society, to super
sede the old constitution.
On motion of Dr. Hiram Corson, the order
of business was suspended to admit the re-
port of the Board of Censors in the case of
ihe aIPcal Of DR.. aal5eIssAlt, Of SeAGylkill
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county, who was suspended from the County
Society in July, 1868.
The report of the Censors was read by DIR.
Turnbull, and, after considerable debate, was
finally approved by the society. This report
reinstates DR.. Halberstadt to membership in
the Schuyllkill County Medical Society.
Professor William II. Gobrecht, Of the
Medical College of Cincinnati, was invited to
a seat on the floor of this Convention.
On motion the Convention adjourned until
10 o'clock this morning.
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POLITIGAL-


Ohio papers now deny that Ben. Wade ID q
candidate against General Garfield for the nomi-
nation for Congress, and say that he has no
further aspirations for public life.
Colonel Bailie Peyton announces to his
friends that he is willing to run once more for
Congress as a Democratic candidate in the Nash
Vile (Tenn.C District.
The members of the Bar of West Tennessee
have called State Convention in Nashville
June II, to nominate Judges for the Supreme
Court of the State. The election occurs in
August.
"A school mistress in Galesburg. ILL.,, endea-
voring to beat some sense into the head of a
pupil knocked out what little there was there
originally, and he is now insane.
The Roman Catholic Archbishop of Quebec
has made an appeal for aid for the Saguenay
sufferers by the late disastrous fire, saying that
655 families, making 1885 souls, have lost their
houses, barns, furniture, clothes, agricultural
implements, animals, ETC., not even saving the
grain sown in the earth.
James Waters Zacharie, the Oldest merchant
in New Orleans. died on Wednesday last. He
has been a leading merchant there, and tnt
PicdgRtne says that in every measure proposed
for the advancement of the trade and prosperity
of New Orleans he was conspicuous for his en-
| eIgeuc support.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-06-09

(By IeegTdph.1
IEwES, DEL, June S.-The bark Chief went to sea
yesterday. Ships AstronOm and Royal Charlie still
in the bay. Al the Breakwater ship British America,
bark AukathOr, brig Hattie, and 43 schooners.
Wind S.SW. Thermometer, rs.
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CLEARED YESTERDAY.

CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Saxon. Sears, Boston, IL. Winsor d Co.
Steamer J S. Shriver Webb Baltimore A. Groves, ,Jr.
Schr M. r. samson, Samson, Galveston, d. S. Stet-
son a. Co.
Schr NJ. E. Staples, Dnsmore, Portsmouth, N. H.,
Sender & Adams.
Schr II. A. Hunt, Peterson, Bridgeton, NJ Captain.
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Foreign Affairs.

Large quantities of arms and ammunition
concealed by Fenians have been seized in and
around Cork
Many Italian refugees, while preparing
to cross into Italy with arms, have been ar
rested by the Swiss Government.
-Diligent inquiry in London and on the
Continent shows all the reports relative to
the slaughter or banishment of Roumanian
Jews to be baseless.
An address has been presented to the
Pope by the opponents of the infallibility
dogma, complaining of the manner in which
debate on the preamble was shut off.
--Mazzinis connection with the italian
insurrectionary movement on the Swiss from
tier is said to be conclusively proved, and
his surrender or expulsion will be demanded
of Switzerland.
A serious accident occurred at the Alham-
bra music hall, in London, on Tuesday
night, portion of the stage giving way and
precipitating number of ballet girls into
the space beneath. Eleven were badly in
jured, some, it is feared, fatally.
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Domestic Affairs.

Gold closed yesterday at 113f.
In neither house of Congress has any
proposition been made to remove or close
the Mint in this city.
Spotted Tail starts for home to-day. Red
Cloud will remain in the capital for a week
or ten days longer.
1t is feared in Minnesota that the course
of the Dominion Government toward Riehl
will involve the whole Northwestern frontier
in war.
"A railroad accident occurred near Rut-
land, Vermont, on Tuesday night, by which
three persons were killed and upward of
twelve wounded.
In the United States Senate yesterday,
after the close of our report, on Mr.. Ferry
memorial, an exciting debate followed, and
finally the subject was referred to q special
committee of seven, Mr.. Nye being chairman.
The Indian Appropriation bill was passed,
and the Apportionment bill taken up, pend
ing which the Senate adjourned.
In the House, Mr.. Garfelds $95, 200, 900
bill came up, and various amendments were
offered. Finally, the question being on the
third reading of the bill, motion to adjourn
prevailed-yeas 70, nays 10. This virtually
kills the bill by placing it at the foot of all
the bills upon the Speakers table.
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SCnI NJ d. staples, DlnbuOre, fOTJSmOuUn M d.,
Sender & Adams.
Schr II. A. Hunt, Peterson, Brdgeton NJ. Captain
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamer @. Comstock, Drake, "a hours from New
York, with mdse. to w. NJ Baird & Co.
Steamer E. N. Farchild, Trout, "a hours from New
York, with mdse. to Vim. M. Baird Co.
Schr Clayton Lowber, Jackson, l day from
Smyrna, DEL, with grain to JAS l.. Bewley & Co.
Special Despatch to The Evening Telegraph.
HAyRE-DE-GRACE, June 9.-The following boats
left this morning in tow:-
VIM. Carlisle and Chas. Kreamer, with lumber to
Taylor & Belts.
Dodge Mills No. 2, Mamie and Maggie, and Chas
Hbbart, with lumber to Dodge & Co.
Dodge Mills, with lumber for Newark, N. j.
Tiger, with lumber, for Wilmington, Del.
j. Stickney, with coal, for Wilmington.
b. c. Bowman, with lumber, for New York.
Queen, with bark to Williams.
Two DEL and Hudson boats, with coal, for N.YorG.
Correspondence Of The EUening Telegraph.
EASTON & McMAHON'S BULLETIN.
NEW YORK OFFICE, June 8. - Six barges leave
in tow TO. night, for Baltimore, light.
ady Loretta, with empty barrels, for Philadelphia.
BALTIMORE BRANCH OFFICE, June S.-The follow
ing barges leave in tow tonight, eastward
a. j. TAYLOR, Ann McCaffrey, Harvest Queen, Tom,
Ada Virginia, D. w. 9. Stevens. j. j. Crittenden, A.
c. Conde, and National, all with coal for New York.
L. S. c.
by Telegrdph.)
LEwBs, Del, June S.-The bark Chief went to sea
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MEMORANDA.

MEMORANDA.
Steamer Centipede Doughty, hence, at Salem 9th
instant.
Steamer Rattlesnake, from an eastern port, at
Georgetown ID. c., 9th inst.
steamer George ii. Stout, Ford, hence, at George
town, d. c., 7th inst.
Bark Gussie Trueman, Anderson, sailed from Car
denas 3Oth ult., for north OF Hatteras.
Brig h0me, Phlllps, hence, at Kingston, Ja., 18th
ull., via Trinidad.
Boston for Philadelphia, at Holmes Hole A. M. 4th
instant.
ladelphiag at Holmes Hole p. nj. 4th inst.
Schr Nj. IL. Read, Benson, trom Warren for Phila-
dephia, al Newport F. M. 5th inst.
Schr Reading RR. No. &c, Davis, for Philadelphia
sailed from Pawtucket 9th inst.
Schrs Robin Hood, hence for Bridgeport, and
Cloud, Seaman, from Trenton for Bridgeport, passed
He'll Gate Tth inst.
Schr Charley Woolsey, Parker, hence for Port
Morris, passed Hell Gate 9th inst
Schr Chas. E. Smith, Hanson, hence for Boston, at
Holmes Hole A. M. 5th inst.
Schrs s. a. Hoffman, Hoffman, hence for Boston,
and White Swan, Collins, hence for Calais, at
Holmes Hole p Nj. 5th inst.
Schrs II. K. Sampson, Blake hence for Portland |;
Thos. Clyde, Can do. for Weymouth; G. S. Adams
Baker, do. for Boston, and NJ. Reinhart, Hand, from
Georgetown, d. c., for do, at Holmes Hole P. NJ.
Schr F. ST. Clair Edwards Ireland, for JerseyC!ty,
sailed from Georgetown, ID. G., 7th INST
Schr Lebannsh, Delay, sailed from Newport 9th
inst, for Philadelphia or New York.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Information has been received that the light which
was exhibited from Fort George, Honduras is now
holsted on the fiagstatf at :he Custom House
Also, that the shoal off Robinson Point now eX-
tends nearly half mile to the northward OF the
point. ,
Treasury Department, ONCE Lighthouse Board,
Washington, d. e., May ls, 1870.
Notice is given that the engine attached to the fog
signal at Beaver Tail Lighthouse was disabled about
| 1aclock on Friday morning. Repairs will be made
VIII hos be sounded. Notice will be given when the
| repairs are completed.
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ROOFING.
q. y M 1T III 81 co.

A q. y M II Iii 81 co.
TIN, COPPER, AND IRON ROOFRRS
No. 1924 SOUTH Street and No. 92l RIDGE Avenue
Patentees of the SPIRAL EXPANSIVE OONDOuFOR
SPOUT This spout has by two years trial proved t.
a success, having put up 800 stacks every
which has given entire satisfaction 1t is spiral COIL
thus dispensing with upright which invariably
breaks first in the spout. We guarantee IL to be firm
more durable freezing, and cost less than
any other good spout Roofing and Guterng at
able prices. Old Roofs Repaired and Painted. 10 2l I'm
DATENT PREPARED ASPHALTIC ROOF
IL ING-Patented May, 1870. This Felt is already
coated fer immediate Has stony surface, which
renders il uninflammEble.
Will stand hot climates.
MER0H Ant & OO. Trnnarters
bI3lm Rvs. oi1 ana 6i9 MINOR Street.
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dec 6-2aWts
by John HI. PARROT. AuctiOneer.

DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE PROP
L ERTY IN ALBXANDRIA.-By virtue
of decree OF the Circuit Court Of AleAsndris
county, rendered in the cause Of A. Z. Add
son vs.. E. B Addison, l shall offer for sale. on
MONDAY, the I'd day of January, 1871. at II
O'Clock M, in front OF the Mayors office. in
AleXsndria, Va, very valuable TRACT OF
LAND, lying in Alexsndris county, but I'M
medislely contiguous to the city on the north
west, and on the probable line Of the A. u F.
K. r., bounded on the north by Rotchford's
i&rul. en- tie south by Queen street extended,
on The east by Baggotts lot, and on the west
BY "a running north from Queen street e1-
TON. . Rotchford's farm, containing FlF-
TEE .tCRES; very suitable for q market
garden, b;iag part OF the property Of DR.. Il. B.
Addison.
Terms: One.tenth cash, and the residue in
three equal instruments ut six, eighteen and
twenty-four months, with interest, secured by
the notes Of the purchaser and retention Of the
title till tho last payment is made. The cash
payment 10 be forfeited on failure of tho pur-
chaser to complete his title
NJ. DULANY BALL,
dec 3-2aWts Comm. of Sale,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-16

V1BaINIA TELEGRAPH COMPANY. The
Virginia Telegraph Company, whose line is to
run from this city to Hsrrisonburg, organized
SON time since under a charter granted by the
courts, has bsen dissolved, and reorganized Jun
der a charter subsequently obtained from the
Legislature. At the reorganization, Robert
Beverly was elected President and NJ. ID. Corse,
&. 8. Meem, D. l.. Smoot, Moses Walton, A.
B. Cochran, G. c.. Wedaerburn, j. D. Budd,
and A. B. Trick, Directors. One more Dlrec-
tor is to be elected, aud he will be taken from
Warrenton. provided a sufficient subscription
is made by that town. The capital OF the
Company will be 800. 900. 1t il understood
that the subscriptions have already reached an
amount lacking only 81 900 Of the sum requir
ed to put the ~erection Of the whole line under
contract, and that as soon as that $1,000 Is
subscribed the work will be commenced.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-16
By Greer d Wise.

Real Estate Agents and AuctioneerS.l
COMMISSION Frs SALE OF VALU
~ ABLE REAL ESTATE ON THE WASH
INGTON CITY H0AD MIDWAY BETWEEN
WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA,
By virtue of u decree of the Circuit Court for
Alexandria county, rendered st the November
erm, 1870, in the case of Hunter vs.. Williams,
ct al, the undersigned therein appointed Com
missioners for the purpose, will sell. to the
highest bidder at public auction, on SATUR.
DAY, the l4th of January, 1911, in front of the
Mayors Office, Alexandria, Va. that TRACT
OF LAND situated in Alexandria county, Va,
and known rs SUMNER HILL" containing
one hundred ard fifty acres; moro or less.
Terms Of Sale: A sufficient amount in cash
to pa7 the Expenses of the suit and sale, and
the residue in three equal instslments, payable
annually from the day Of sale, bearing interest
from the day ofsale The title to be retained un-
til all the purchase money = is paid, and the dc.
fer.ed payments TO be secured by the bonds Of
the purchaser, with responsible and sutf cieut
security. Conveyancing and STAN ps at the cost
of purchaser. G.. ". WATTLES,
s. CHAPMAN NEALE,
dec 6-2awts Comm'rs. of Salo.