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luAvE A rEnnInLE COUGH.

You need not havo it long, go I" your druggist
and get bottle Of DIR. TUFTS CELEBRATED
EXPECT GRANT, it will soon cure you. 1t is
dangerous to neglect Coughs. This valuable pre-
paration muy bo found in every village and ham
let in tho South and West.
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A negro was caught in mans gar
den the other i.ht, in close proximity
to lot Of fine cubbagc. When interro
gated as to what he was doing, he re
piled: Good Lord (! dis niger can't
70 no whar to pray, withot bcin' troubled
by somrin."
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NJ Our exchanges, throughout the
State, are complaining Of Che distress
iugly dry weather, which has done
great injury to the crops.
Corn sold from North Carolina wagons
10 Lancaster, 8. c., last week, at s1.6O
per bushel.
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1t is not unusual for persons to spend great
proportion Of their days amidst the turmoil of
active scenes, and yet not acquire the most super
fetal knowledge Of human nature. Tho practice
ofmedicino is nkin, for often tho moro simple is
rejected yet tho beneficial effects Of tho "Old
Carolina Biticrs" are 60 wcll known throughout
the Southern States, that all combine in praise of
this universal rcmedy.
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r@- We refer our readers to the
advertisement of j. s. Hughson in this
issue. lie has on hand a large and
fresh stock of family and fancy gro
ccries, which he offers on reasonable
terms.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for yeas from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and all the
effects of youthful indiscrcion. will, for tho sake
OF suffering humanity, scnd free to all who need
1t, the receipt and directions Tor making the sim
plr remedy by whicl, lc was cured. Sufferers
wishing to profit by the advertisers experience,
can do so by addressing, in perfect conf .encc,
JOHN B. OGDEN,
.Tunc2 No. 70 Cednr It. N. Y,
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"THEY SIN, WHO TELL US LOVE CAN
DE-" or that SUMTER Differs is not tho bes,
Tonic and Stomachic offcrca to tlic suffering
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p6- The weather still continues dry
and intensely hot. Farms an gardens
are suffering greatly in this section.
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THR GRAVES OF OUR FALLEN HR.
ROKN.

send In their favors not later than Monday.
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THB GRAVES OF OUR FALLEN HR.
RORS.
"That man lives greatly.
Whsts'sr bis fate or fame, who greatly dies"
YouRo.
Last Saturday was chosen by the fair
ones Of our town, to decorate the graves
Of our departed heroes, and at no period
since tho war, has the painful pleasure
been engaged in with the same enthu-
iasm. We say pleasure, for it afforis
our oppressed and bereaved people a
great, though melancholy pleasure, to
show that these brave heroes of a noble
cause seill live-live in the memory,
the affections and gratitude Of those
who survive them. Their names are on
the roll OF fame, aud we arc the custo-
dians Of the sacred dust locked up iu
the grate.
The crowd Of ladies present, treblcd
tho number on any previous occasion.
The cetemonios were few, solemn aud
impressive. Rev. DONALD MCQUEEN,
Of the Presbyterian Church, offered on
earnest prayct, and then the ladies, in
quiet, solemn order, covered tho graves
with garlands, wfeaths, bouquets and
evet.greens-all was hushed. and ouly
now and then smothered sigh or groan
asheard, as father or mother drop
ped tear on the grave of the departed
loved one.
"Can that man be dead
Whose spiritual influence Is upon his kind?
lilo lives In glory and bis speaking dust
Has more Of life than halfits breathing moulds."
When we saw the graves all covered
with their wealth of flowers, and their
sweet perfumes reached US, We thought
Of the virtues Of the dead, which shed q
richer fragrance, and shown with more
captivating beauty. The moment was
d holy one, no passion swclled our
breasts, and no reveugeful feelings
intruded on the beautiful ceremonies of
the hour-memory called up the wail-
Jugs Of David for his beloved Jonathan.
"IIou are tho mighty falIon in tho midst of the
OJonathau, thou vast slain in thine own noun.
Pleasant hast thou been to mo-
How are the mighty fallen,
And the weapons Of wdr perished
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DEMOCRATIC VICTORY.
NEW YORK. Nav 23

The Albany Argus of this morning
makes the Democratic majority in the
State of New York on the Judicial
ticket $4,000.
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Children cry for Wineman's Crystalized Worm
Candy
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J)OOK AGENTS WANTED.-"Ladics of the
ID White House" No opposition. Steel Oh.
cravings. Rapid sales. For circulars. uddrcss
U. S. PUBLISHING CO., N. V, Cincinnati
and Chicn~O.
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WEDNESDAY MAY Is.
BUSINESS MANAGER

~ Our Advertising friends are requested to
send IN their favors not later than Monday.
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PATIENTS.

'RTUNE TELLINu CARDS.-TcI nny
IL PERSONS age. tho amount Of money in their
p"ckcis, the number thought of, etc. Mailed to
my address for l5cts. Address GREY & CO..
YOrkvillc. s. G..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-21
IiAYTI.

TIE REIGN or MASSACRE CONTNUED-SIxTY
sALyANISTS SHOT At JACMEl-LXECUTION
or GEN. LUBIN-AID 10 GIN. CABRAL
AGAINST BAEZ.
PoRT AU-PmNcE, Feb. 6.-Tbe Chambers will
assemble shortly and President will be elected at
the commencement of next month. Meanwhile the
annhlatOn of Salnaves partisans continues una
bated. Many shot daily and others are in prison
awaiting trial.
| JACNEI, Feb 9.-Oyer 60 of the partisans of Sal
nave have been brought from the interior and shot.
There hundred in prison awaiting trial.
zen VII Lubin, SalDaye's right hand man at Port an
Pnnce, was shot on the public square after having
Oten promenaded through the streets donkey,
exposed to the ylest insults from the populace. The
feeling Of revenge has limit in this southern pOr
uon OF the country. which suffered most from the
suociues Of Sslnave. Executions take place whole
s4ie aud some time will elapse before the Thirst Tor
O'ood aud revenge will be satiated IL il common
1Alk that the Haytian revolution will not finally
uiu~ph until Bsez, Salnayes ally, is driven Of
H~A Domingo. ALI aid VIII be toDdered " the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-21
THE NEW DOMINION

QUARREL BETWEEN THE GOVERNMENT AND
COUNCIL OF NEW BRU NSwICk-A CROWN
OFFICER ACCUSED OF BEING AN ANNEAA-
ZIONIST.
Sr. JONI, Feb. 19.-The Government are ut
a dead lock with the Legislative Council, because tho
former has dismissed Mr. BOtsford. who has for many
years been Clerk to the Council and the Council refuse
TO recognize right OF the Government to dismiss their
officers and have retained Mr. BOtsord In his position.
The Government accuse Mr. Botsford of annexation
sentiments aud say that he the provisional treas
ury large sum " money. Committee OF the Legis-
lstve Council have reported that they consider The GOV
emorGeneral As the only representative OF Her Mpesiy
la the Dominion: and ~ Mr. Botsiord holds his coaus
sion direct from the Crown they regard the action OF tho
Government rs illegal
NEWFOUNDLAND oPfOSkD To CONSIDERATION.
The Newfoundland House 0i Assembly has agseed to
paragraph IN reply 10 the Lieutenant refer
ence 10 confederation with Canada IL declares thai
there Is growing feeling OF dissatisfaction ~ lima the
desIines Of Newfoundland with those OF the Dominion.
In the future OF which they present nothing 70
inspire hope bat much " create Annrehonsl"n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-21
GREAT HRIrAlN.

OPINIONS OF THE PRESS on AMERICAN, CANA
DIAN, IRISH, AND CHINESE AFFAIEs-THE
LAND BILL-EXPECTED PASSAGE OF THE
LONDON Feb 90 1870.
IN, Saturday Rtri0r notes apprONnely the accept
ance of Mr. Gladstones Land Reform bill by the
Irish members of the Commons The writer thinks
the Irish people Will also accept 1t, unpaatable
though II may be- as the first installment OF reform
The Iush national press continue TO deuOuuce the
new Land bill. The Ob,DrT is confident of the
passage Of the Irish Land Reform bill
III, Pail NaU gazette last evening publishes copi-
Gus extracts Of the recent consular report made 20
the Government by Mr.. Edward NJ. Archibald. the
British Consul at New-York. That gentleman says
the high tariff on the material prevents the eX
port of American manufactures. The West is diSSat
isfed with the tariff, but owing to the powerful
lobby Of the Eastern manufacturers it is unable to
work a reform, consequently the shipping, the agr-
cultural aud ali the other interests OF the country
are sacrificed. A tardy, gradual reduction Of the
tariff is all that can be hoped for.
The Spectator in an editorial to-day, thinks En-
gland might let Canada be independent; but the
country is rs reluctant to surrender her empire as the
limited states was TO surrender the Southern Con
federacy.
The Spectator has an article the treaty lately con
clnded by SIR Rutherford Acock with the Chinese
Government wherein the fear is expressed that that
gentleman has sacrificed the opium revenue 10 secure
other trade privileges with China.
THE METRIC sYsTEM-THE NUNNERY CASE.
A deputation waited on the Board OF Trade on
Saturday and urged the adoption of the metric sys-
TEN Of weights and measures. The uUHnery case OF
Saurn agt. Starr has been settled The eX-nun has
received back her dOwTy, and each party pays its
own costs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-21

ATTACKS Oh RISMARCK-PRINCE HOHENLOHE TO
81 SUPERSEDED IN BAVARIA.
BERLIN. Saturday Feb 10, 1870
The Rcchstag has been the scene of animated
discussions during the past few days on the policy
Of Count Bismarck. lie was bitterly attacked by
many Of the members. The old officers of the North
German Parliament have been reelected
MUNICH Saturday Feb 49, 1870
II is rumored today that f. de dresser. at present
Minister Of Public Instruction. Will succeed Prince
Hoheulohe SchilingurSt as President Of the Min
isty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-21
FOREIGN NEWS.
FRANCE.

PRINCE BONAPARTE'S TRIAL-THE HIGH COURT
CONvOKFD-HIs INDICTMENT UNDER THE
sEyEREST ARTICLE or THE PENAL CODE
PROBABILITY OF HIS ACQUlTTAL.
PARIS, Feb. 20. 1870.
Tho Imperial decree in the Ofcid Journal con-
vokeS the High Court of Justice to meet at Tours on
the 2lst of March. 1t provides that drawing shah
take place among the Grand Jury within the next
ten days to decide which members are to form the
Court 1t is said that the Grand Jury will be com
posed of members of the Commissioned.
The Gaset6 deS TribuRdHI. an official organ, says
that on examination of Prince Pierre Napoleon Bona
parte il Will be proved he was provoked, and used
has legitimate means Of self defense. As the accuSa-
ton is so grave. il is generally believed the Prince
will be acquitted.
The decision of the High Court published to-day
in the newspapers is serious than was reported
al first.
By the order of the Court dated on the 18th OF
February. 1870 Pierre Napoleon Bonaparte is TO be
judged first for having committed homicide on the
person Of Victor Noir which was preceded or fol-
lowed 10y an attempt on the person of Ulrch Fon-
viellc second for having attempted the homicide
OF Fouviclc. This order places the Prince under ar
tIcc 500 Of the penal code, the punishment being
death. In case Of cNtenuating circumstances the
Court can lessen the sentence by two degrees
". rEEvosr PARADOL.
The remoustrauccs Of unemployed diplomats delay
NJ. Provost Paradors appointment as Minister to
Washington.
NNRDI-GRAS.
II is reported that the Ministers in spite of the adj
vice OF the police, VIII permit the procession to pass
through the streets on Marl-Gras.
TIE MAusruLAIsE AND NJ. Neutrality-suspicious.
SENTENCES.
Ia N1rsel'oisc announces that, owing to the pros
ecutou, threatened the name OF Rochetort will not
appear i'm that paper hereafter. The name of NJ.
DaureIvillc is printed as chief editor ola Mar
scllSc but il is understood to be cover for Roche
fort who will continue to direct the paper. An adj
tioual fine of 5000 francs has been imposed upon La
MarsoUqiSc
Thirteen persons in addition TO those previously
reported have been sentenced for participation IN
the recent riots. Ten judges were engaged all day
yesterday The examination of the remaining cases,
but none OF the accused were discharged.
THE EMPRESS.
It is announced that the Empress Eugene Will
visit Sweden and Norway in the Spnng.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-21
SPAIN.

TIE CARLIST MOVEMENT IN SPAIN AND PORTU-
GAL-NONTPENSIERS DECLARATION.
MADRID, Saturday, Feb. 49, 1870.
Gen. Ramon Cabrera, the distinguished Carhst
leader refuses to take command of the CarliSt move
ment unless regular forces are organized and basis
of operations decided upon.
The Impartial says several Carlist chiefs have re-
Gently left France and entered the north of Spain.
The newspapers to-day print a letter from the
Duke of Montpensier who declares that Spain is his
country by tradition. adoption, and affection.
CA.LISN IN TOETUGAL-BORDER DESTINATIONS.
LISBON, Saturday, Feb u, 1870
The Carlist Committees are vigorously at work,
and have lately extended their operations to the
Spanish frontier Emssaries from Spain and other
countries are arriving every day. They generally
well supplied with money.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-21
VENEZUELA.
PROBABLE TRIUMPH OF TIE REBELs-GUZMAN
BLANCO TO JOIN THEM.


LAGUAYRA, Feb. 0.--The revolution Is ex-
tending all the Republic and il is probable that the
revoutiousts VIII finally succeed.
CURACAO Feb. Sat the request OF the Venezuelan
Government the authorities have ordered all the
Venezuelan political refugees 10 leave the Island.
Among them Is Gen. Guzmau Blanco. reported prime
never az the revolution now extending u Venezuela
Gen Blanco and partisans will accordingly leave the
island and il is rumored that they will land in Venezuela
and ION the revolution.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-21
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCHl

GENERAL PRESS DISPATCHI
The members elect to Congress from Mississippi with the
addition OF Senator elect Reves made another Visit ID
the Executive Mansion yesterday, for the purpose OF re
questng President delay signing the O Tor the ad
mission OF Mississippi until after the bill removing pO
ltical disabilities which contains the names OF certain
members OF the delegation shall have passed congress
because the fact that the admission OF the state before
the removal OF the disabilities of portion or the dtie
CATION would deprive them OF their seats. The PTesucJ
expressed his Willingness to conform TO the wishes OF JDe
delegation ,..- -.
the request OF the Secretary of the Interior the District
Attorney OF California the name OF the Chlte1
States for private individual TO vacae the patent issued
10 the owners Of Rancho NstaclOn GuadalOupe Rocco
Viego, has caused much cOmmOtlOn among Cahtornla
laudhOders here and American and European capl
tai.ts holding lands in California under United states
patents Messrs Phoebe and Bayergne representing tae
under this United States patent since l3Gi,
to the amount Of many millions OF DOL
Iara have presented TO the Attorney Gen
eral through their Consul, Edward t. Good,
esq brief which concludes by stating that the Acting
Internationally order to Mr.. Latmer, District
Attorney for California, should be Withdrawn. Mr.
oods brief has been referred TO the Secretary OF the
Interior II the Attorney Generals order shall not be
withdrawn immediate steps will be taken In Congress TO
stop its action which IL is claimed, II persisted IN VIII
withdraw all foreign capital from lands in California, IN.
vested ON the faith OF United States patent and VIII
cause destruction in the state The Nisacon
Rancho lies mostly within the city limits OF san Fran
cisco and has hundreds of owners IL contains ABOUT
5000 acres and is worth many millions OF dollars.
A snow storm OF several hours duration prevailed
here this afternoon The weather.tOnight IS cold ana
windy.
Two cases OF reapsing fever occurred in Washington
within the past week In crowded tenements.
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he will ask I'm omen session. that the Committee be ds-
charged from further consideration OF the various Ds
and resolutions relating the Cuban question: ana tn'
matters OF nature be considered in the senate VII"
reference Committee. II this motion succeeuS' "
is the Intention Of Sherman Carpenter Howe Mol.on
and other friends OF Cuba, to debate the whole SUBJECT
until a vote Is reached.
Mr. Brown attorney for the Kentucky bourbon and
Pennsylvania rye distllers, with other friends OF the
for the extension Of time for the Withdrawing
spirits in bond. have delayedIurging immediate acton
owing to the absence of Commissioner Deano IN New
York aud of Representatives Coyode and cessna III
Pennsylvania, whoiareEstrong friends of the measure
1t is probable the resolution will be introduced tomor
row. but whether it will be in the,naure Of resolution
merely suspending:tax spirits in bond until the Com
mttee OF Ways and Means have matured and reporter
the Revenue bill, resolution fixing the bonded pryl
eee at three years from the date Of duty for deposit has
nOt,yet been determined.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-21
WASHINGTON.

THE SALES OF CADETsHIPS-sEYERAL MEMBERS
OF CONGRESS IMPLICATED-TIIE EIGHT HOUR
LAw-PROBABLE ACTION OF THE SENATE ON
THE SUPREME COURT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
GANIZATION OF THE FOREIGN CONSULAR
SERYICE-THE FIFTEENTH AMENDMENT.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBuNEl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-21

PRINCE BONAPARTE'S TRIAL-THE HIGH COURT
CONVOKFD-HIS INDICTMENT UNDER IHt
SEYEREST ARTICLE or THE PENAL CODE
PROBABILITY OF HIS ACQUlTTAL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-21

OPINIONS OF THE PRESS or AMERICAN, CANA
DIAN, IRISH, AND CHINESE AFFAIEs-TiE
LAND BILL-ENPECTED PASSAGE OF THE
MEASURE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-21
ANNEXATION.

EFFECTS or YANKEE TNNovATION-THE ANSEx-
ATGONIsTS-THE FOUR OWNERS AND RULERS
OF SAN DOMINGO-BAEZ AND HIS PEOPLE
DOMINICAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
PLEADS FOR ANNEXATION.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-21
CUBA.
MORE BURNIyGs AND sKIRMIsHING.

NUM- ItlNIN''p ND 0INIIN'II|IIIN''
HAVANA, Feb. 20.-The Saget and Peralta
plantations the sagua district have been fired and de-
stroyed by the Rebels Several skrmishes reported
recently in the Cnco Villas district, which 20 insur
gents killed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-10-07
Police REPORT. AS usual there was nothing

POLICE REPORT AS usual there was nothing
to report at police headquarters this morning.
The police reports Of Alexandria have always
compared favorabIy with that of other cities of
the same siza, hut since tho adoption of the
new system it seems that where, it was thought
there was hardly need for it, an improvement
has been effected 1t seems almost impossible
that in these days of unbrided license whole
days should elapse in a city of 1900 inhabt.
ants without the occurrence of single case
sufficient TO warrant an arrest, and yet such days
of immunity from offences frequently occur
here.
MAYORS OFFICE Martha Butler, colored,
arrested yesterday, for disorderly conduct, in
default Of the payment OF tho imposed fine,
was committee to the work house for 60 days.
Charles Lee. on complaint Of Daphne James,
both colored, for disorderly conduct, was fined
and discharged.
NIGHT REpoRT.-Night cloudy and cold,
with strong breeze blowing from the north
east. There were 10 disturbances and no
arrests, and the streets were very quiet.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-10-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.
REAR In MIND.

" hen disease hos undermined tho health,
and the III ysical system hns become Frustrated,
II s.imuaT that will no. only strengthen, but
rctI.Uve the ciusr, shou be Immediately r.,
soltci To- Mental distress is also fruitful
source of the breaking down Of the constltu'
Oh, and he rsvages OF this enemy to health
ara truly alarming Fo: all such msladles Hes
letters Stomach Bitters have been found I'M
surpassed. Hy setting directly upon the dlGes-
tive organs, they remove the heavy, dlSag ree
able feeling after eating, so often complained OF
hy persons of delicate temperament. AS soon
AS digestion is restored, the patient finds his
Strength increasing, and his general health I'M
proved.
Thousands of lersons certify that it may be
relied on in ali cases Of weakness or nervous
debility attendant upon sedentary habits The
generality of Ritters are so disagreeable to the
taste that they are Objectionable TO q weak
stomach. This is not the case with Hostetters
Bitters, which will be found mild and extreme
ly pleasant. Basamic plants, bsrks and roots
contribute their restorative juices to render it
soothing and strengthening. Its basis Is the
only pure stinulant which has ever been Pre-
duced, containing o ytIsL oiL or any other de-
leterious element. Inc most careful and skill
full chemists have analysed the Bitters and pro-
nounce them harmless. This is scientific testi-
mony but the testimony of the hundreds Of
thousands who have experienced the prev entive
snd curative effects of the GREAT VEGETABLE
TONIC and Alternative of modern times IL still
more conclusive In Fever and Ague Dys-
pepsia, Biliousness, Nervous Complaints, Chro-
mic Complaints and general debility it is rs
nearly infallble as anything in this falible
world can b. oct 3-eolw
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-10-07
By Beck, Knox a. Kerby,

Real Estate gents and Auctloneers.
DRINCESTREETP PROPERTY FOHSA LIE
/ By PUBLIC AUCTIUN.-By virtue OF
the authority OF Two decree' of The Circuit Court
for the county Of Alexandria, rendered Ut Nay
term, 1854, and JuEe term. 1866. in certain
,ult therein pending in which james Thompson
and others were pl4inlitls and Mills heirs wero
defend ants, the undersigned, commissioners
therein named, will offer tor sale, oy public
auction, in front of the Mayors office, IN the
city Of Alexandria, on SATURDAY, the I'D
Of October next. at II o'clock m that VALU-
ABLE PROPERTY, situated 1t the northwest
intersection of Prince and Alfred streets, 'front.'
ing on Prince street ~ feet inches, and run
ming back 100 feet on Alfred street to an alley
Is feet wide. Said property is subject to an an
nual rcut char. c Of SO. IS, payable to John +.
Emerson on the lst day of october.
Terms Of sale, as prescribed by the decree -
One tenth Of the purchase money in cash; the
residue in three equal instalmon.s At &. II and
Is months, with interest from tho day OF sale.
and tho bonds of the purchaser to be given, with
approved security, and tho title to be retained
until the whole purchase money shall be paid
and in case of the failure CT tho purchaser to
comply with the terms Of salo the property to
be res0ld at his risk md cost Stamps and con-
veyancing at the cost of tho purchaser
GEORGE VIM. BRENT,
w. kTHUR TAYLOR,
SGD PTS Commissioners Of Sale.