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FRANCE.

LONDON, Nov. 1G.-1t Is reported Jules
Favre has received an important dlplo.
matte appointment, probably On Ambas.
sadorsliip of the highest rank.
BRUSSELS, Nov. 1G.-VariOus reports
have been In circulation in regard TO Mr..
Jules Favre, the Atc French Minister OF
Foreign Affairs. Some had II that he had
been appointed Envoy TO Belgium, and
that he would besent TO London on a spe.
Cial mission.
A dispatch TO tho Independence Beige, Of
Paris, states that no appointment has been
made, but II is known that the question Of
making Favro the Ambassador Of France
to Great Britain Is under consideration in
the French Cabinet.
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How they Cultivate Smallpox in
Pittsburgh.
From the Commercial of The 18th.

From the Commercial Of The 18th
Monday evening, a lady and gentleman
entered the depot Of the Pittsburgh, Fort
Wayne & Chicago railroad, on Federal
street, and purchased tickets for New
Brighton. Mrs. McAleer, attendant In
the lady's waiting.room, noticed that the
woman acted strangely, and asked the
gentleman what allied her, when ho re-.
plied that she was insane, and that he was
going to take her to Dixmont, Knowing
that the couple had purchased tickets for
New Brighton, she suspected that some.
thing was wrong, and told Mr.. Williams
of her suspicious. Mr.. Williams
then approached the couple and
asked the gentleman what allied the
woman, when he said that she
had the rheumatism. Mr.. Williams knew
that such was not the case, 80 he asked to
see her face, which the man refused to let
him do, but he stepped forward and lifted
the lady's veil, and discovered that she
had the smallpox. When this discovery
was announced, the waiting room was va.
Gated as soon as the thrOng could push
their way through the narrow doors.
Even alter the discovery Of the woman's
condition the man persisted In getting on
the train, but was prevented, and going
out upon the street they took street rail
way car, the passengers Of which were
not long in discovering that the smallpox
had invaded their domain, and, evaCuating
II in hot haste, they LEFT the man and wo
man sole occupants Of the car.
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PHILADELPHIA.
The Charge Of Default Against Mini
Calhoun.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov 1G.-MAjor Cal.
houn has sent In his resignation Of the
Pension Agency to the Secretary OF the
Interior, asking time to close his accounts
before his successor takes possession. lie
asserts that the reported deIalcation Is un.
true, and at the examination Of the
accounts he will show balance against
the government A Warrington special
says that the most rigid examination does
not establish the fact that he Is defaulter
or used the funds with a wrong intention.
The deficiency in his money balance is
attributed to his ignorance OF the system
ol keeping books. Commissioner Baker
says tl;at his case Is IN no respect similar
to that of Forbes, who delrauded the
government by changing his accounts.
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THE Legislature of California will meet
on the 4th OF next month. The first bust
ness taken up will probably be the cleo
tion of U. :. Senator TO succeed Hon.
Cornelius Cole, whose term expire'March
8, 1873. Letters received here predict
the reelection OF Senator Cole, who Is
now tho Chairman Of the Senate Com
mittce on Appropriations.
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Indian Murders IN ArizOna..C .ColyeT
Denounced.

SAN Francisco, Nov. 15.-Dispatches
from Arizona, say the Indians who butch.
cred the Wickenburg stage passengers,
scattered the greenbacks around on the
ground, and did not take even the coin
from the bodies ofmost oI the passengers.
Active pursuit Is being made.
The press of the Pacific coast, are unan.
imous in bitter denunciations Of Colyer's
interference in Arizona.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-11-17

THE Second Branch of Council will
meet this evening. Two propositions will
be in Order-one to send committee to
the Harrisville Railroad Meeting on the
25th; another to make provision for pest
house. 1t Is presumed, however, that the
usual flow OF gas will have the preference.
Oratory first and business afterward.
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THE alarm Of property holders on John
street, lest the connecting track between
the IIempdeld and Baltimore s Ohio dc.
pots should damage their property, has
subsided. They have now concluded that
1t will not happen in their day and gener.
alton, and that 1t 10 not worth while to
borrow trouble from posterity.
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IL II be true that mnch Of the smallpox
now ravaging the country was bred by
the buffalo robes of which SHERIDANs
troopers plundered the Plegan Indians, then
the atrocious butchery Of those poor, help.
less wretches Is being atoned for in way
that nobody anticipated. The revenge is
already wide and capable enough for all
purposes OF retribution.
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CINCINNATI.
Lnke,a Cltcns at Auction.

CINCINNATI, Nov. 1O.-Madame Lakes
Circus and Mehagerle sold at auction here
yesterday.
OF the forty.eight and a half miles Of the
Dayton Short Line Railroad, between
Ludlow Station and Dayton, iOrty.tive
miles have been graded and will be ready
for the iron in two weeks, The remainder
will be completed by February 1st.
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The Pennsylvania Supreme Court has
Just decided case in which 1t lays down
the principle that even the majority OF n
congregation which withdraws itself from
the denomination with which 1t stood con-
nected cannot lay clam TO any part Of the
church property rs against tho minority
that remains under the authority of the
church
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GERMANY.

BERLIN, Nov. 1O.-The corporate all.
thorities of this city have resoved to re.
wise and enforce TO their fullest extent,
within tho city limits, tho federal laws
prohibiting the existence Of gambling and
lotteries within the Confederation. These
laws have for long time been practically
ObsOlete.
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FOREIGN.
ROME.
A Protest From the Pope.

n EIUNV3E NIUH NHo NVPu'
ROME, Nov. lG.-It Is said that thl
Pope intends to address communication
to the European Powers protesting aGalns
certain acts US violation OF the interna
tional law and rights and dignities Of the
countries concerned. He will specify
among other acts the expulsion Of nuns
from the converts ard the lOrcible sup
preston and closing oI certain interna.
iiOnal religious houses.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-11-17

THE Point Pleasant Register asks, III
GRANT is nominated by the Republicans
for President, will the Wheeling INTEL
support him" We pause fol
a reply RheslIa0 Register.
II TWEED should be nominated by the
Democrats, would the two Registers sup
port himG We pause, ditto.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-11-17
For Sale.

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR
v sALE,-A lot Of ground near Dewey q
front by 27l deep, with q large brick Dwelling
House Of hall and II rooms. Also, frame ten
ant house. VIII be sold on favorable terms TO
close an estate, by y. l.. CuTHBERT,
movie Real Estate Agent Monroe street.
NLIZA JANE ZANE, SAMUEL
u Sprigg Zane, COrdellA Carr and Milton T.
Carr, Noah Zane, Sophia Huston and Alexander
EustOn and PlAtoff Zane
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No TIdlnra OF Ale,Is.

SANDY Hook, November tO-Noon.-
Alexis was not on the Russian frigate
which arrived and anchored Oft here last
night She reports having parted com,
pany with the ship having the Grand
Duke on board November 9th In latitude
81. longitude 70.
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ST. LOUIS expects both the Republican
and Democratic National Conventions to
be held there, and proposes " erect u
wigwam for their accommodation, and for
the use of the National sGngerfest, TO
meet there in June, 1879.
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REy, ALFRED GOODMAN, one of the
leading lights ol the Methodist Church of
the United States, son Of Rev. GEORGE
GOODMAN, who went down with the i'll.
fated president" thirty yeOrs ago, died
at Newark, N. j., Monday evening.
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po,, O0lce Rob bery..IIig Haul.

MILWAUKEE, Nov. 1O.-A special to the
Exning Wisconsin from Beaver Dam says
the post office was broken open last night
and a thousand letters opened and twenty
dollars in stamps taken.
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The weather To-Day.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OPPIOB OF THE CHIBF SIaNAL OFFICER,
WAsHIEGToE, D. G., Nov. l6-7;SO =. n.


PROBABILITIES.
The low pressure in the Missouri Val.
Icy will probably move into Iowa, with
easterly winds, increasing to u gale by
Friday a. NJ, on Lake Superior. There
will be increasing southerly winds with
threatening weather, and possibly rain,
llOm Illinois to the sea, westward, with
clear and pleasant weather from Michigan
to Alabama, and in the South Atlantic
States there will be northwesterly winds
back tonortherly, with diminishing force,
and clearing up weather in the middle and
eastern states. Dangerous winds are not
anticipated on the Atlantic coast on Fri.
day. Cautionary signals will be contin.
ued for this evening u Norfolk, Cape
May, Baltimore, New York and New
London.
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GhHGttelIigetrte1;
Tue Philadelphia NOrM american Is
one hundred and one years old,

SoMCITUDE constrains US TO inquire
whether the wires over which our co.
temporary gets his news report have
been repaired, The "paucity" of said re.
port Is painful.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-11-17

In pursuance Of the will OF Martha Knox, de.
ceased, the undersigned will, on
FRIDAY, the 18th day Of Dec, 1871,
at the front door OF the Court House for Ohio
county, West Va, commencing alto o'clock a,
sell the following valuable property, lying on
the west side OF Main street In tho city Of Wheel
ng being lot No. two ~ and part Of lot No, one
u, being the Eamo now occupied by Harbour 3
DIuman, by George ". Bckhart and N. G. HAne,
and by the dwelling house formerly occupied by
Mrs Martha Knox In her llrO time.
TERNI or SALE-one. fourth Of tho purchase
money to be paid in cash, or as much more as the
purchasers may choose TO pay; tho remainder In
four annual payments, with interest from date
payable semlannuAlly. Negotiable notes to bo
given for the deferred inStalments TO bo secured
by deeds Of trust and satisfactory insurance on
property at the expense OF the purchaser.
JAMES p. ROGERS,
D. G. LIST,
hovli Executors Of Martha Knox, decd.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-11-17

A negro named Isault, shot another last
night, near this city, named Robinson,
who was stealing cabbage from q farmer.
AT meeting Of tho Nashville g. Deca.
tur Railroad Company stockholders yes.
ierday, the old officers were reelected.
The reports show that the road Is in good
condition.
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Zen Wade on Tariff,

New YoRK, Nov. 1O.-Ben. Wade
stated in New York, Wednesday evening,
Congress would undoubtedly favor high
tariff, and in so doing, would be endorsed
by the popular will Of the West.
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AN Illinois burglar slid down a chin.
ney to get into a store, but as the fire.
place had been walled up he did not get
out until the occupants helped him,
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SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 16.-The crew Of
the wrecked American bark Catalina, ar
rived by the Japan. James Armstrong,
American, died and was buried at sea,
October 90.
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GREECE.

ATHENS, Nov. 1O.-The King has pro.
rogued the session Of the Chambers for
nm month
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New York; Nov. lO.-Gen. Sherman,
Lieut., Grant, and staff officers, left at noon
today, TO embark on tho Wabash, which
sails this evening, II the weather tsnottoo
severe.
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TEN NNESSEE.
LARGE FACTORY srAnTED.

NASHVILLE, Nov. 1G.-The Tennessee
manuiactory Of Nashville commenced
work today, operating 1900 spindes
which are to be increased 10 $4,000. The
machinery used in the building is first.
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RICHMOND.
EASTERN TERMINUS OF THE CHESAPEAKE
& OHIO RAILROAD,

RIclMoND, VA, Nov. 1G-The City
Council this evening appropriated $780,
600 for tho purpose Of tunneling Church
hill, In this city, for the extension of the
eastern terminus Of tho Chesapeake &
Ohio Railroad to tide water One.half of
the State debt, nearly $25,OOOOOO, has
been funded to the State.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-11-17
New jersey Election.

TRENTON, N. j., Nov. l0,-The official
returns for Governor show that Parker's
majority Is from;G 900 to 1000,
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Persons at Red Oak, Iowa, are buying
corn at l5 cents per bushel to use as fuel
being cheaper than corn,
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novlo Esccntors of Marlha knox, decId
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Cholera at Constantinople.

LONDON, Nov. 1O.-A dispatch from
Constantinople reports that there were
$50 cholera deaths last week.
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FOR SALE-ONE GOOD WARE.
u ROOM on Monroe street
One comfortable Dwelling House on Monroe
street.
Two new Brick Dwelling Houses on Quincy
street
one new little Cottage on the Island, on Broad.
way ]. IRWIN,
uc75 Real Estate Agent.
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four per cent.
TERRIFIC CoII.IERY EXPLOSION.
A tremendous explosion occurred In u
colliery ut Wigan at u late hour last even
ing. The buildings in the vicinity were
rocked, the people rushed from the houses,
and n general panic prevailed, The ex.
ploslon was heard In the country around
ior several miles, and much alarm was
lelt, Fortunately, the disaster occurred
alter the working gangs had been with.
drawn, or the loss Of lIiO would have been
appalling Six men were killed, and
possibly one or two more will be found.
The cause of the explosion Is unknown.
STORM ON THE COAST.
Heavy gales prevailed all day yester.
day and last night around the British
coast Several casualties 10 the shipping
arc reported, but no American vessels arc
mentioned.
EUROPEAN MONEY MATTERS.
Reports from London say 1t Is estimated
that there are Gl0.000,O0O belonging TO
the French government on deposit there
and held for The payment Of the German
indemnity. Tho monetary disturbance in
Paris has partially abated. There Is u
report that tho Bank Of France intends to
double its capital, making It 375, 100000
francs, Money Is plenty In Germany and
Is rapidly drifting into American secu.
rites. Germany will early next year
redeem e3O,000,O 900 OF war loans, half OF
1t In January and February.
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EXECUTORs' SALE OF PERSON
IL Al PRoPERTY.-All tho Household and
Kitchen Furniture belonging to the estate OF
M,rtha Knox, late OF Ohio county, deceased, will
he'Od at public auction by tho undersigned on
TUESDAY, November 0iSt, 1871,
Al the late reHldoncs OF said Martha Knox on
Main street, above Union, beginning at 10
O'Clock A. N.
Terms OF sale each, D. G. LIST,
JAS. p. ROGERS,
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NOR SALE LOW AND ON EASY
Il TERMS-A Arst class Tannery, two story
Brick building, 30 feet by o., with all the mod.
vrn improvements and In good running order.
The low price and location would make II
available for any other manufacturing purpose.
Also q good Brick Dwelling House with 10
rooms and full lot, on llAmpdOn street.
W. V. IIOGE n BRO,
now MAfkeL slreet.
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, Nov, 1G.-The Bank oil Eng.
land has reduced the rate of discount TO
four per cent
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FOR RENT.-THE TWO
Il story Store House and Dwelling, on
Main street, directly opposite the Grant -
House, and atpFesent occupied by WlnZenried q
Son, Watchmakers and Jewellers. To good
tenant, II desired, tho premises will be material
lyalieIed and improved. It's proximity to the
Grant House and suspension bridge make 1t q
commanding business stand. Possession April
lsL Apply TO- 1850.
movie WIN. PAXTON, 4th street.
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Showed all day yesterday at Phila'
delphia
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DWELLING HOUSE
FOR SALE.
ISLAND LOTs FOR eALE.

II
Having sold all tho lots offered At $500 each,
except two, now offer ten lots fronting on the
east side Of Elm and Chestnut streets and eX.
tending to the river. Price from $500 10 81 900
each, according to size and location. Terms,
one.iourth cAsh, residue In equal instAllments at
JNo. P. e1LCHR1sT,
Angqi At Top MIL.
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For Rent.

pOR RENT.-THE SPACIOUS n
Il lst and ID story WSrerOoms and
cellar beneath, on the RGst aide OF Market -
street, and adjoining the Grocery ltore OF x. j,
bards as Furniture wareroomB, They have .
depth OF li0 feet and front OF IS feet; the lower
story front OF which Is alled with plate glass.
Tho location Is No. l, and recommends ltielf to
any business requiring the space It Offers Pos
HOyi6 WI. PAXTON, 4th street.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-09-14
NOYES' :MEEITNG.

The Mass Meeting held here yester.
day was in every way respectable. Nc
one expected avery large turn out, YET
we were gratified in seeing SO many O
the leading men of the party present.
The crowd was perhaps twice as large
as the Pendleton meeting. The adj
dresses were made in the Fair Grounds
the Court House being entirely to
small for the audience. The General
is an agreeable gentleman, very much
resembling Governor Hayes in
affable and pleasant address,
Col. Taylor spoke briefly yet well con-
sidering the brief time allowed him.
We have never seen closer attention
paid aspeakerth than our gallantcandidate
secured during an address of full two
hours. We will give next week a
synopsis of his speech if not the whole
aft air. $50
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COMMERCIAL REPORTS.
Pittsburgh Live stock Market.

s PITrsBURGH, Sept. IL, 1871.
CArrLE.-Prime to extra shipping cattle. fat
and smooth, may be quoted at 5A@574; ther
were two or three droves sold at cts. brit these
we're taken at car weights which is considered
equivalent TO u off. and one bunch brought 6%
delivered In New York, considered equivalent
to 81 here. There were but few cattle sold at
the outside quotations, in consequence of the
fact there were but few good enough.
HoGs.-Receipts for week fail, 162 cars, and
the great proportion of these consisted OF the
common iand medium grades; this being the
case, prime corn fed, such as are usually bought
for Philadelphia, have been in steady demand
al, week, at pretty full prices, while "grassers,
as they are termed by dealers, have been and
continue dull and prices are lower; the great
objection to this kind Of hogsis the shrinkage,
and to shippers this is q very important item,
as they have 70 stand the loss. Common gras-
sers quoted at 4@41z; good Workers., Sz.6O@i.75;
good mixed, s5; prime Philadelphia tops, IS, 100
SIS.
SHEEP.-The receipts as will be seen were
light, so cars against 1874 last week; average
quality, about up to the usual standard, and as
compared with last week, prices full N@&
higher. Prime to extra, sold at 5I46 cts; good
4N@5; medium quality. heshy 4Z@41z; inferior,
813G14 cts. There are none LETT over unsold, and
an increased unmber Of the better grades would
have found ready sale at our quotations-only
best sheep wanted for New York.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-09-14
BarnesVfIIe Locals.

BARNESVILLE DISTRICT FAIR. The
extraordinary success of the first fair
given by the above association last DC
tober, was subject of comment by the
people and the press as well as an OBJ
| feet of antonishment to the BarneSville
people and the projectors in particular
The next Fair opens September 18th,
and from present Indications will far
surpass the previous one. The Band
will discourse sweet music from a
"Castle in the Air", their position be-
ing on top of floral hall.
HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY.-This is
another. institution and is firmly estab-
lished. Weekly meetings are held at
which the finest native productions of
fruit, flowers etc., are exhibited and
interesting discourses made thereupon
by intelligent producers.
FIRE ENGINE. The Council some
time since appointed a committee to
purchase fire engine. After visiting
several cities the committee finally
purchased the Rough and Ready from
the authorities of the.city of Wheeling.
The engine is unders ding a thorough
course of repairs at Wheeling, and in
due time will be received and accorded
the royal honors paid distinguished
strangers who come among US to stay.
IMPROVEMENT The Inauguration
of improvements last year by the cOun-
Gil, has been enlarged upon by the new
body elected the present year. Streets
and alleys have been improved and d
System of. public improvement pro-
jected that will when completed place
us alongside progressive western vii.
lagos. Already the appearance of
the town has materially changed, and
people from a distance are enquiring
for dwelling and for lots to build
upon, fully aware that d hopeful
future awaits US.
OUR PUBLIC SHCooLs.-Under the
of Prot. J. McEwen, a
graduate of Muskingum college, our
schools are assuming healthful and
hopeful condition.
PoLITICs.-There is but little politi-
cal agitation, if there is any change in
the current it is favorable to the Re
publican party. CARLETON.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-09-14

StOck.-Messrs. Clark & Eberling of
Mt. Pleasant, Ohio, among the largest
shee. dealers in Jefferson and Harrison
counties, wish to announce that they
will offer at Public Sale near the Old
Short Creek Meeting House, one-halt
mile West of Mt. F Fleasant, on SATUR-
DAY, SEPT. 18th, over 400 head of fine
wooded Sheep. 220 Ewes with their 2lO
I,sn1bs whose 'fieeces of one years
growth weigh over ST pounds, will be
offered. These lambs were sired by
BUCKS shearing 2l4 and 222 pounds. The
wool of these sheep was sold to VIM.
Harrison, Esq, without any reduction
at 52} cents p pound which was at the
time of the sale the very highest mar
ket price. Thus il will &c seen that this
large flock in wool alone, yielded over
S3 .2S2 per head and their wool was pro
nounced by every buyer and judge to be
VERY nice" Pedigree of stock and
terms made known on day of sale.
Sep7-2w