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Missionary work n, the sou,n.

I The Church OF Rome is making active pra
parations for crusade upon what Archbishop
Manning, IN u recent speech, called the "hea-
then OF America" .. e., the freedmen of the
South. The Propaganda at Rome recently
decided to send tn this country, 20 labor among
the negroes, full delegation OF priests, and
now the EDgiish sdherents of the Mother
Church propose the same line of policy The
cable recently gave brief account Of the
ceremonies, very impressive and inspiring in
character, attendant upon the departure OF thu
hrst four missionaries from London. After the
administration Of VOWS, the singing OF songs
OF praise and alteration. and the delivery Of
glowing address by the Archbishop. clad in
robes of purple and gold, the young priests
were solemnly enjoned to labor only amsng
the negroes, and to be turned aside from their
purpose g by no degree of persecution, by no
obstacle however great"
The mission of these priests is apparently
but little understood in England or Rome
The colored people of the South, although uu-
refined, unlettered, and untutoTed, are not un-
civilized or idolatOrs. Probably they are thu
most devout people on the face OF the globe,
with larger proportion of Church members.
and practicing as we'll as protesting Christians,
than many that boast Of more culture but pos
sess less faith. Emotional and ignorant, they q.
would take 10 any system that recognizes a
superior being, and Christianity has the iirmest
of all holds upon their simple, honest natures
As piece of proselytism the mission may be at
tended with a degree OF success 1t will Of
course meet with no persecution nor any OBJ
stacles.
This move Of the Church Of Rome mas a sug.
gestiOn for some Of the aggressive Protestant
denominations which, by similar missionary
work, could add largely to their ranks. What
the colOred people of the South are thirsting for
is knowledge-the power to read the blessed
Gospel for themselves in all it's purity. They
already pray sincerely in the few words they
know, and they seek to study earnestly This
matter is of too great importance to be laid
lightly aside. 1t is more than al ling 10 the
numbers of one Church or the conversion OF
people to the only true faith--it is the increase
of the fold Of the Great and Good Ruler.
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Letter from Vlckshurg.
VICKsBURa, MISS, Dec

VIcKsBURo. MISS, Dec. 3, 1871.
To the Editor Of the New National Era:
After three months of intense political ex.
element we are now able to lay upon our oars
and take rest, preparatory to the great ma
tional contest which is to come of next yoar
FoF that contest Mississippi will be in the front
ranks, with q majority Of thirty Thousand for
President Grant and the Republican party.
Our municipal election passed of Tuesday last,
and the great principles of the Republican
party were again fully sustained II was q
more desperate battle than our recent State
election. The Democrats were most thoroughly
organized in every ward in the city, and they
marsbaled their best forces. Their chief object
was to get control Of the Board of Aldermen.
They nominated their most influential and
wealthy citizens for those positions, while in
several OF the wards our party made mos,
pitiable and inexcusatle failures in nomn, tin q
men for Aldermen who we're without proper
influence and totally unfit for the duties of the
position. But notwithstanding this, our men
were united. and it is with feelings of mex.
prsssible qualification that / am able to record
'ne iact' that out Of about eighteen hundred
ooiored voters in the city, not more than four
or I'VE voted the Democratic ticket. We
elected the whole corps of city officers, and six
out Of eight Aldermen.
The fidelity Of the eolored people of this citv
county. and State, to the Republican party is
not surpassed by those Of any State in the
Union. This, however, ought not to surprise
any one when We remember that Mississippi
led the van, and, so far, has been the OILY State
to send q colored man to the United States
Senate.
But saw in the correspondence of "R. T..
". from Philadelphia. that he thought Mr..
nessis election to the U. s. Senate was a
~sre accident If such is the case. then the
success ct the Republican party is mere &C.
a'oen.' and the nomination and election of
Ao.ahain Lincoln and General Grant are .cc.
dents also. Mr. Rsvels' election WAS bv no
means an accident, but the choice Of the Genera
Assembly and the people Of III. STATE tn.
people indorsed his general coarse in ~. c.
ate; and though he does not aspir. 20 ;.
leader of political clans. &c., yet b. h.. n.
entire confidence Of the Republicans of ~.
stste, aud would be thought of to day anon,
the nrst for any responsible position which NAV
nsed strong and firm man.
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COMMUNICATIONS.

Cfhs sEv N.rosar GaA does noe hold isf rsspoasbas
Or expressed byeorrsspoadsnss Wen written sd
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The Grand Duke is a musician. After
dining in this city few days since, says the
New York Evening Mail, he became quite
social with the ladies in the parlor Observing
piano in the room, he sat down to it and
began to play familiar air. An instant more
and ne commenced singing, astonishing those
who observed and listened by the fact that he
was not only an excellent performer upon the
instrument, but possesses well cultivated
voice for music. He seemed verv much
delighted that he had agreeably surprised the
company present. Among those who listened
TO this pleasant little musical episode and
appauded the effort were Miss Clara Louise
kellogg and Miss Christine Nilsson, and one
or two other distinguished artists, who we're
attracted to the parlor by the remark that
The Duke is playing and singing "a
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The Wickenburg Massacre.
Farther Details OF the Butchery-whits
Men, and not Indians, the Assassias.
By Telegraph TO ths Pressl


WASHINGTON, Dec. 5.-The following is an
extract from private letter received by a
gentleman in this city from a member of Lieut..
Wheelers party 1t is dated Camp Wheeler,
near Prescott, A. r., November Z:
Loring, Hamill, and Salmon, of Lieutenant
Wheelers party, were on the stage to 60 home.
Besides these, the passengers were a Mr. Kru.
ger, German; a MIR. Adams, a iewsler. of
Prescott; and ''Moll Sheppard" disreputa.
BILE character. The stage was an open box
wagon, topped with canvass, with sides let
down; the back, being generally down, is
somewhat protected from sight at least, while
the front is open TO full view. An escort went
with them, as usual, through the dangerous
country-that is, rs far as Wickenburg Six
miles beyond this place they were suddenly
fred into do not know how much DANA ge
was then done, except that the drivers arm
was broken. Still he drove on some distance.
till shot through the head, when the un-
guided horses turned back towards home and
into danger. Kruger and Moll'' were on the
back seat, not so easily seen, and escaped ex-
cept with wounds. Both emptied their pistols
and managed to jump out before the horses
turned back, and ran on ahead. In mile or
two they met the chuck board going the other
way. The driver took them on, and, fearful Of
cohS ioiioWeu, tuTHcu Duck. Flndlly ne lett
them and the mail in the bushes, took hsrse,
and by trail reached the Vulture Mill, near
Wickenburg. got assistance. and returned to
the scene of the murder Two of the victims
were found to be shot in the eye, two in the
forehead, and one in the back of the head. An
old man, with a black beard, who had fought
hard, was missing, and may have escaped
This man must have been Hsmll.
Heavy rifle cartridges were found, and their
use was probable from the great number of
shots fred, there being twenty through the
stage. The mail had been opened. and such
letters as would contain money examined, and
the baggage searched for money. No horses,
nor harness, nor guns, nor bright blankets, nor
any such things as Indians cOvet were taken
There is no doubt about it--they were not In
dams nor Mexicans- shooting was too
good white men did it; 'road agents." as they
are technically termed here. They generally
simply rob- 1t was reported that q man was
asked some time ago at Wickenburg to rob the
stage that brought "Moll Sheppard down, as
she would have much money Kruger also
bad much money with him, as he was a Gov.
eminent agent of some kind. The murderers
did not find the greater part of the latter
money, and seem to have fed preciptately.
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TINE Oh EAT DISCOVERY.

Later FROM 10. &c = WYLTE or O. s. SEsysrs
C0Rrf, "a. G
Was. TINGroN. =. G, June q, 1871,
the hair lair friSl an, am mach rieSse4 v-itb 81.
effects. IL j. heaihful Nsh for both the scalp and
hair sad its nenoe a. soeis the nerves and revive
delightful have Dot used /, exc.r, a. wash. but
on yrr Recommendation, and from tiie fsi'h 10 u.s.
thcs lar. he's secured from me, shnald feel great
eontds nee in taking i a. medicine, sccrrding 20
p RE-. Coz Sai.A'' ' GSfkE% 'wYLIE.
wAsHrNsTox, July ls;. ISL.
Dear Professor:
After u.iRe your BALM or LIFE IN many in
ssords the relief souzd FOR diarrhsea. collie, sick
headache. csstarrh, cpngh and all external iuffas
niSiion am convinced 81 iis efficacy BY use.
Ri. MEIGs, is.
E.,t0 from Rec. FATHER BoYLE
OF LIFE. the whsch, n e1atuity 4 ss saree~iesil
will be duly bonored aIa Altogether rieasei with
JUNE 81, 1871. y. I. BOYLE.
KEEP COoLi
By bafhips the head, eyes. face ears. wrists and
hanes- when cverlseated. aud WHEN sun
fering from fever, with that
toeling solution.
PROF COOKS BALM or LIFEl
A wholesale and retail hy the following frs; class
Druggists: SLOT, q a., asa Pa. az; . y; MAJOR,
:. +. lewis, l40i 18th 9 Ward & Walsh, cor Pa.
Az. and 10Th st; J. ?. Milburn Co, J31 18th 81
Bro. cor Pa av. and 9Th St y. Jar TsninSp. caF
ner 9th and streets; r. d. Ferguson. l01 Pa. av.,
$ r., L. y. sullivan, corner 81 = and Mas ave,
Thomas 4, Richie, ~ High St; 7. L. Cropley &
Co, l-e Bridge ST. Georgetown; also. st retail by
sth aud q streets. See testimonials ssd direc-
tions. Yslm
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
Try THOS. Il. wAGGAMAN,
- Real Estate Broker m

RI THOS. Z. WAGGAMAN,
Real Estate Broker and AuctioneeF
washington d Georgetown Office, SIS 7th St, op p %
CHANCERY sALEoF VERY VALUABLE AND
pEslRABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE ON
aIH STREET. WEST, BETWEEN ID AND r
SSIrkKft6 his Nfo9RhITH, NEARLY OPPOSITE ODD
A. By virtue Of a decree of the Supreme Court Of
La the District of Columbia, passed i'm Chancery
cause No. 2p2, Equity Doc. II, Daniel Harbaugh
ct az. vs. John ID: W Harbaugh, shall, on TIL RS
DAY, the 18th day Of July, 1Sl at O'clock on the
premises proceed TO sell at public auction the fol-
lowing described real estate, to wit The south part
OF Lot numbered IA, In Square numbered 43l begin
nng for the same On said seventh street west the
distance of twenty feet and three inches and
OF said lot a. running thence west fifty feet thence
north two feet three inches and of
lpeh; thence west fifty feet 10 the Of said lot
thence south twenty six feet to public alley; thence
east one hundred feet to said Seventh street; and
thence north on the line of said Seventh street TWEEN
tythree feet and eight inches and quarter of
inch, to the place Of beginning, with the improve
ments said property was formerly the residence of
Joseph Harbaugh, deceased, and is now occupied as
q clothing store and dwelling
Terms of sale, as directed by the court: 0ne-third
cash; the remainder in four equal payments, at six,
twelve, eighteen and twenty four months from the
day OF SALE with six per cent interest and deed of
trust on the premises TO the payment of notes
Tor the deferred payments. Stamps and Conveyance
ing at purchasers cost Sl00 TO be paid at the time
OF sale. If the terms of sale not complied with
Will be sold at the risk aud cost of the defaultng
chaser. JOHN II. GODDARD, Trustee.
THOMAS L. WAGGAMAN,
Ie2Sw.s tn Wv KIDS Auctioneer,
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DIED.
DIED.
WANDER JnlY IL. Dr. REI.L ALEX An.

ALENANDER. July IL, DR.. J. BELL ALEXAN-
DER. aged n.
Funeral from the residence Of John Little, Esq,
saturday afternoon at O'Clock. His friends and
acquaintance are respectfully invited to attend.
Carriages will De in waiting At the residence If Dr.
Baldwin, No. 1919 Peunsy lyania avenue, between
l91h and 3gth streets. until 81 O'Clock. 2t+
New York and Mobile pa pcrs please cOpy.l
CLARK. In Georgetown, ON 18th inst. DR.. SAM
UEL CLARK. in the S5th year Of his
Relatives and friends invited to att nd his tun
eIal TO morrow Friday afternoon, at 50'cOck, from
Lis late residence, corner Green and Stcdard 81.
DIGGES. On the morning Of W ednesday, the 18th
instant, Mr.. JOHN III. DlGGES.
The funeral will take place Friday morning. AZ ii
O'Clock, from ST Martins Chapel, 18th street. be-
tween l. and VI streets. The friends Of the family
are respectfully invited. 81
GIBSON. Departed this life on Wednesday, at 4
O'Clock, HANNAH GIBSON, Telict Of Joseph Glib
in the 18Th year Of her deyOut Christian,
death o. her bad no terrOrs, but a welcome re-
lease from pain AMI suffering.
Her funeral will take place from the residence Of
her sirter Mrs. Marzar Gather, No. 6l5 street,
on FRIDAY afternoon, at O'Clock.
KELLY. On the l2th instant, at 8 O'Clock D. m.
JOHN KELLY, aged - years
The relatives and friends Of the family are respect
fully invited attend he funeral fr his late resi-
dence, New Jersey avenue, between o aud streets,
on To- morrow, = Friday y At oclock p, m.
PULIZZI. At EVANSVILLE, Nd, July -, VEN
ME GOV INGTON, youngest chill Of NeneranlO
and Irene Pulizzi. aged IL months.
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.

RY LAT1NER CLEARY, .Auctioneers,
= tSucoessors to cooper 4 Latimer9
Southwest corner Pennsyivanis avenue and llth st
ExCELLEET HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE ON
On Fh h blA M SO Al NAgoJ gpy IAN 1zI
" at 10 O'Clock. at the resdepce Of a gentleman
! between 9th and tn, Island, we shall sell the
MsT6le tor Table, v sinut !fa5 ssi'
Walnut Whatnot. Engraving.
Bedsteads, Bureaus, and " ashstands.
Wardrobe, Chairs, and Tables.
Hair and Husk Mattresses, Pillows and Bolsters.
Oak Extension Dining Table and Chairs.
Crockery and Glassware
Cooking and Heating Stoves.
Kitchen Requisites.
Terms cash. LATIMER & CLEARY,
NIo-d Auctioneers.
by GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
- Southeast corner It'll and d streets.
ON 1eTH STREET WEST, BETwEEN KEW
YORK AVENUE AND STREET NORTH.
G4 9Th, isis aud duly recorded in iiber Nai So
.k.at folio u, one Of the land records for Wash
secured thereby shall sell on the 81 ie Party
o'clock p. m. on MONDAY, May is, ISL, an that
Washington and Known and desisnated as part - -
Lot numbered one, l,) in Square numbered hun
at point on 10Th street west forty feet and
one inch south Of the northeast corner Of said lot
and half (61s) inches thence west one hundred ami
twenty feet, thence north twenty-three feet six
Terms One: half cash; balance in and la months
be a PsG STAMPS and
veyancing at the cost Of the purehaser
myseos GR RAE Il V WiLLfAM FsruAa Ge;s
HTHE TERMS OF THE ABOVE SALE NOT
sod FRI Dsaps sy T tS th will be
iyseosds CHEN GRkE F. MIN WILLIAMS FssnHs Sel.
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10y Il. Ii. MCGUIRE,
ID Real Estate Auctioneer, I3O6 + street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
LOTS IN THE COUNTY OF WASHINGTON,

TIKI STEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
LOTS IN THE COUNTY OF WASHINGTON
NEAR 7TH STREET PARK
n BY virtue of a deed of trust, dated 18th Nav
S0lsG9, recorded in liber r and r., No I2 folio S.
let sea one Of the land records for Washington
county, in the District of Columbia, shall proceed
70 sell at public auction, on the premises on MON
DAY, the gath day Of July, 1871, at O'Clock D. M
those lots Of ground in said county described as lots
No. l76 and Ia, in Prathers subdivision of Mount
Pleasant as bounded by the continuation of Sth and
9th streets west and Boundary street
Terms of sale: One half of the purchase money in
cash; balance at and IL months, respectiv ely from
the day of sale the purchaser be given for
the deferred payments secured by deed Of trust on
the premises. Is to be deposited each lot when
the property IL knocked down. Conyeyancing and
stamps at purchaser cost If terms of sale are not
complied with within week after the day of sale
the Trustee the right resell AT the risk
and cost Of the defaulting purchaser.
II. T. MORSELL, Trustee
jy7-d&ds +. b. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer
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pY GREEN Il WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
- No. $40 Southeast corner 9TH and streets

CHEEH AND DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS.
- - TUESDAY, July 1 1, at ga O'Clock D. m i,
ing Building Lots: Nos. Is, IL, IS Is, ami IL, in
northeast. wv
Also, Lot s, in Square u.s. and Lot IL, Square 10
Terms: One-third cash; the balance in equal pay
ments of six, twelve and eighteen months, with in
terest, secured by deed of trust the premises.
deposit Of SIS will be required each lot at the
time Of sale and if the terms Of sale not complied
with in five days. the property will be resold at the
cost of the defaultng purchaser. All conyeyancin2
and stamps at the cost of the purchaser
jyS-3t GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
1.-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UN-
TIL THURSDAY, 18th day Of July at same hour
and place. 'N
jyl2-2t GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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RY W. T. JOHNSON,
- Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Corner Pennsy wanna avenue and Sd street east


BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTION
- BY virtue of a decree passed by the Supreme
Court Of the District Of Columbia on the eleveut h
day of June, 1870, in the cause of s. Blagden ct
al. vs. Thomas Blagden ct al. No. $50 Equity the
DAY, July sth, at 5 p m in front of the premises,
AL the following unimproyed property in the city of
% m H. Ri.rii, .n %e IN 4 w1ftots
division Of square 7 also, Lots 10 and II in Blag-
Lots IS and % in Blagdcns subdivision OF square 100
II All the above property is not sold on the above
mentioned day the sale will be continued at the
hour Of the following day if clear if not then the
first clear day thereafter.
The above sale offers opportunity to secure good
building lots for the purpose of speculation Of
building in an iInproy ing part Of the city.
Terms cash. Ten dollars down on each lot at time
OF sale. Conveyancing and stamps at cost of pur-
chaser If terms not complied with in five days
te Trustee reserves right to resell at risk and cost
of defaulting purchaser
Pats Of the above lots be seen at the office of
the auctiOneer
We. EDMONsTON. Trustee.
jyl0-dtds W. I. JOHNSON, Auct
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BY GREEN WILLIAMS, AuetiOneers.
- SOutheasI corner 7th and ID street,
TRRHDSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
NpRTH, BETWEEN Arm AND 5TH STREETS

IN, BEINEEN 4rH AND 5TH STREETS
- % On MONDAY, the Gath day Of July, A. D.
liz ISL, at o O'Clock 2. m, shall sell, the
49,, premises, by virtue % deed Of trust dated tho
9Th day Of November, A. d. 1859, and duly recorded
IN LIer No. COL folio 80 of the land records Of
Washington county, in the District of Columbia, all
that certain piece, parcel lot of ground situate
lying and being in the said city Of Washington, and
which is known and designated the ground plat or
plan thereof "a part Of lot fourteen, l4) in square
south OF square numbered five hundred and sixteen
(56) commencing for the said part of said lot ut the
distance Of sixteen l6) feet west from the northeast
corner OF said lot, on l street north, and running
thence west along the line of said street sixteen (s1
feet thence south to the line Of said lot mum
bered fourteen thence east along said rear line six
teen feet and thence north to the point of begin
nlng with the lmprOyem thereon, which consist
of a two-stOry Frame House.
Terms: One-third cash; balance in six and twelve
months, for notes bearing per cent. interest and
secured by deed of trust on the premises All con
yeyancing and revenue stamps at the cost of the
chaser 100 down on the day Of sale, And If the
terms of sale not complied with within five DAYS
after the day of SALE the Trustee reserves the right
TO resell the property at the risk and of the de-
fauting purchaser, by advertising three times In
some newspaper published in Washington. d. c.
JOHN w. BOTELER, Trustee
Jyl3-eO&ds GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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TRUSTEE'S SALE.

By virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court for -,
Prince Georges county, sitting in Equity, pass :a
ed in said court, wherein Thomas l.. Hume is A:x
complainant and Thomas Marshall and Henrietta
L. Marshall, his wife, defendants, the sub
scriber, Trustee, will offer at public sale. to the
highsst bidder, on the premises, on THURSDAY,
next fair day thereafter at the hour of 10 o'clock
that valuable tract Of land, situated in Pscata
Maryland, called "BELLEvUE, containng rs
Manning, Mrs. Cstharine J. Clagett and John Car
The improvements consist OF an excellent
DIV ELLING HOUSE, containing eight rooms,
Kitchen, three Tobacco Houses, Stable, Carriage
House, Ice House, &c.
About three fOurths OF the land Is arabic, good
soil and well adapted to the growth of the crops Of
this section of country about mile and half from
q steamboat landing, from which q steamboat runs
every day to Alexandria, is convenient to church,
schools, mill and post Office.
Terms Of sale, as prescribed by the decree, are:
Cash on the day Of sale, ratification thereof by
the court, with interest from day Of sale until paid.
Conveyaneins and stamps at the cost Of the pur-
jy6eod&ds SAMUEL b. HANCE, Trustee
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RY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,.
~ Southeast corner Of 7th and d sts


RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
~ Southeast corner Of 9TH and d SITS.
~
BETWEEN d AND STREETS SOUTH
AsR ~ F sFEnfT ff h5RrT TEsH
- BY virtue of decree of the Court of Equity
- of Sheets ct al VS. Sheets ct al No 2t5i eauio
y doc; II the undersigned Trnstse will offer for sale
Of July A. D. ISL at CLOCK M the south Ht tw aay
ty-one feet front of lot numbered twenty nine of
recorded subdivision of square numbered four hun
feet of ground, in the city of washington, in said
District, with the Improvements, consisting of two
story frame dwelling house, fronting on 9Th street
west, between and streets, Island.
On THURSDAY, the 9th day of July, A. D. 1871.
al CLOCK p, m, on the premises, shall sell that
part Of subdivision known as ID in square numbered
three hundred and ninety three, 1893, in said city
city, twenty FIVE feet two inches south from the
northwest corner Of said square, thence running
ty nine feet and four inches thence north five feet
and eight inches to Boundary street thence north
westwardly along said Boundary street thirty five
1eet and ten and one half of one inch, and thence
west TO the place of beginning, with the improve
ments, consisting Of q good two story dwelling
The terms of sale. prescribed by said decree
Will be: e-third Of the purchase money cash. bal
ance in equal deferred payments Mt and ~ months
ferred payments. bearing interest from day of sale
and secured TO the satisfaction of the trustee and
lien viii be retained on the property until all paid
when deed will be given at purchasers cost. Ali
conveyancing and revenue stamps at cost of purcha
time of sale. Ana the deer the full terms
OF sale are not complied with in five days after sale
the trustee to resell the property at the risk and cost
WASH 3; WILLIAMS, Trustee.
jyl1-d IRepeo6dsl Auctioneers.