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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-11

ny the President Of the UnItea States OF America
u u a a 4 NJ A n L n n

ny the President OF the United States or America.
A PROC NATION.
Whereas satisfactory information hasbeen
received by me. from His Majesty the Empc.
ror Of japan, through an official commuulca-
ton Of Mr.. Ariuorl Mort, His Majesty charge
dafaires, under date Of the second instant,
ttAt no other or higher duties OF tonnage or
impost are Imposed or levied in the ports Of
the empire Of Japan upon vessels wholly be-
longing to citizens Of the United States, or
upon the produce, manufactures, or merchan-
disc imported In the same from the United
States or from any foreign country, thaa are
levied on japanese ships aud their cargoes
10 the same ports under like circumstances
Now, therefore, |, Ulysses 8. Grant, Presl.
dent Of the United States of America, by
virtue Of the authority vested Ia me by an
act of Congre ss Of the twcnty-iourth day of
May, one thousand eight hundred aud TWEEN
ty-eight, do hereby declare and proclaim that
FROM and after the said second instant, so
long as vessels Of the United States and their
cargoes shall be exempt from discriminating
duties a. aforesaid any such duties on JApa.
nesc vessels entering the ports Of the United
States, or on the produce, manufactures, or
merchandise imported In such vessels, shall
be discontinued aud abolished.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto set
my hand and caused the seal Of the United
States to be affixed.
Done at the city OF Washington the fourth
day ofSeptembor In the year OF our
Lord one thousand eight hundred
SEAL aud seyenty-two, aud OF the indie.
pendeuce Of the United States oil
America the ninety -seyenth.
U. :. GRANT.
By the President
CHARLES HALE,
Acting Secretary Of State.
| OFFIcIAL
PAvu,srFR Generals OyStcT,l
wAsHHuToS, sspt y, l5i2. !
| Circular No. VI, from this ONCE, Is hereby re
| sclnded, aud tho following decision Of the Wal
Department announced, with the concurrence 0
| the Second Comptroller:
! Under the 81 section Of tho act OF May 10
| 1871, establishing a system Of deposits, "Whoi
| by succession OF installments the deposits OF !
soldier amount to my dollars, interest shOull
commence IRON the date they reach that inquire,
| II deposited moro than six months before dis
| chaTRe.
The War Department, under date Of Sept 8
| 1871, also decides that every sum, uhethe
large and small, which Is deposited after III
| amount Of soldiers deposits once reaches mn!
dollars, should carry interest from the date y
| the deposit" BENZ. ALvoRD,
Paymaster General, y. ). A.
Omcial-I. II. EATON, Paymaster, U. 5. A.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-11

Senator Logan never spoke truer word
when he accused the Democracy Of stealing
the thunder OF the Republicans. Assuming
the virtue of being truly liberal and loving
to all mankind, though we all know that
had they the power they would crush the
cOlOred citizen, aud mangle the MOngolian,
az Is the wont Of the violent men who have
burnt colored orphan asylums and prosecuted
the Chinese 10 California.
We do not wish to discourage any genuine
attempt at conversion; we believe In calling
sinners every time" to repentance. Only
this Is not the age Of miracles, and when
three millions OF hardened reprobates are res
ported as brought to a realizing sense of their
lniquity, and as converted beyond a doubt,
we feel like examining their claims to con.
version, aud listening to them relate their
experience while travelling up the hill diff
Guilty." and through the slough Of despond,
aud up aud through all the perils and try Ing
circumstances surrounding the real honest,
earnest saved" who came through great
fluctuations" to the gates Of the Golden City
We do not want to discourage our erring
brothers. We would rather reach out The
helping hand, and give them God speed, bu
we have seen 90 many wolves in Sleeps cloth
ing, so u,any trusted and traitorOus converts
that we may be excused II we ask for littll
probation" before we put faith in profes
sions and yield possession Of the tabernacle
and the altar to men who have warred on ou
Iaith up to thls very time.
II with Mr.. Logan We claim that oil thes,
ardent professions of faith in Republican
and Republican doctrines had come at an
other time than Immediately before the Pres
idential election, We would have had NOR
faith, our readers will pardon us. Also
our brethren Of North Carolina, Vermont
and Maine fall to sec it," that they will b
pardoned. The fact OF the business Is, W,
are so thoroughly delighted at the mere fac
u pretended acceptance Of our doctrine
by the Democracy that we cannot be hars
with them, and merely say that we midi
protest against Wholesale stealing OF GU
| thunder.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-11

Hon. John Allison, Register OF the Treas
ury, who y now stumping Missouri, Kansas,
and other Western States writes friend In
thu city that politics engages the attention
of the people, and that the Republicans are
wide awake. The contest In Indiana ex.
ceeds anything since 1870. He says; Il be
lleye that we are gaining everywhere Ger
tainly In this State aud Pennsylvania. II we
fight this state vigorously, We may hope t.
carry 1t. The Brown and Schurz Democratic
rule has been very expensive, aud Is Ua'y an
popular with the people" Judge Allison ex
poets to return'to Pennsylvania about TIT
18th instant for the campaign IN the caster
part Of that State.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-11

THUS DOES Mr.. GREELET's young man
give cold comfort to his Borrowing sympa
thizers;
Some Of our Liberal friends seem TO Imagine
that they have done their whole duty In this
campaign when they have made up their minds
To vote Tor Mr. Greeley In November, leaving
the state and Congress elections TO take care OF
themselves. Hence we saw In Vermont, Tor In.
stance, much stronger vote for tho Republl'
cans last week than they are likely 10 get on the
Presidential issue; we saw the same thing In
North Carolina; we shall probably see the same
thing to-day In MAlna-irTh Is a great blundsr.
II the Liberals want 10 elect MT. Greeley they
must work for him, and the work Is not TO be
done on one day. It must last through the can
yAss."
So Is work" that you want Mr.. Reid
Well, II you work any harder or with any
better effect In the next November" we viii
be confident Of victory! For you know,
"you know, " that the harder you work the
gr eater our gains. Vide Maine.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-11

Fsep ssus.or shsrnsa,. speech a. sIu Er.neisee J
Fellow citizens, let US, u possible, divest ouB
selves OF all partisan feelings. Lot US look at
this canvass which mArks Tor four years the 80.
lection Of our Chief Magistrate. DOCS any man
doubt but that our country has been during this
mihs'Tatlon unusually pTo,psETSS,us How far
tribed to our prosperity First let US look At
our finances. On the LIST OF March, 1867, our
llquidated debt was ", 81, A6a, 1905 our annual
interest was tl25 $50 55Ji our currency was worth
~ cents In gold; the rate OF interest was ~ high
rs 10; our per cent. gold bonds wore worth
80 per cent In EOldi our system Of Internal taxes
extended 70 a vast multitude OF articles which
enter into the common consumption Of life
The collection Of these taxes was fraudulently
| eyaded, 90 that In one year the tax on whisky at
" a gallon yielded only tlo OOO, 900; our public
credit was greatly inJGrSd by doubts a. TO the
| mode OF paying the bonds; the people were res
tive under the heavy taxes the slow elimination
Of the public debit the depreciation Of our cur.
rency and credit, and an Omlnous fear pervaded
tine public mind At home and abroad, that the
American people would, under their burdens, DO
tempted TO commit the greatest crime against
civilization, namely, Republication.
Three years have passed, and how Il II now
What 4 marvellous change has taken place.
Our liquidatod debt 10 now "a ss,0Ss go. We
have paid of as, 4Ol, BO3 besides mass Of float
Ing debt as II became lquidated through the
cOurts. Our annual interest charge 10 decreased
tl2 el0IbI, being nov but little over tiOO 200, :
90 per Annum. Our bOnds arc worth par In
gold, and aSo being renewed with new bonds,
bearing per cent Interest or less. Our cur.
rsnoy Is worth So or an advance OF ~ cents. Our
taxes have three time. been greatly reduced.
whisky, tobacco and beer, tho tax on banks and
bankers, and temporarily for small stamp
taxes. The taxes that remain are faithfully
and honestly collected. The tax OF 90 cents on
whisky now yields ear t5O, 900 u year, OF
three times as much ~ tax VI " did 10 John.
sons administration. No one now doubts the
public faith or the public credit. II IL untAr.
nlshed. During all IniS time, while our pOpula.
tiOn was increasing, our public expenditures
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-11
THE SECOND NGTlORAL BANK,

COLLECTIONS NJ lnE AND EXCHANGE
kIsHED ON ALL POINTS.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-11

creased from 800. 600 600 to si6O.OOO 600, and
in other States great encouragement can be
obtained from this plain exhibit Of figures.
Shall we Of the District Of Columbia, and
the entire south. take lesson from thesc
gains and organize our industries2 Let the
leaders move and hunters Of followers will
no fnund
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-11

IFTom be Holton AdVoTtlsoF,T
The Greeley organs are TeaOrung " the shall
low preIsnslon that the Republican majority 10
Maine will DO several thousand less In the
Presidential than In the State election. This
Is absurd. Experience, ALMOST without eHcep-
before the Presidential election shows
that the party which wins the former Increases
majority In tho latter. The hrst. election II
decisive, aud the defeated party loses interest In
the game. Ia 1903 tue majority Of 10000 for
luyernOr was Inereased 70 ., OOO for Presldent.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-11

MOST RIDICULOUS "ROw" Ia going on
among the ''rullns spirits" of the so-calIed
Conservatives of North Carolina. 1t seems
that the man they claim 10 be Governor-elect
don't want to be elected. He Is a candidate
for tue United States Senate, and will be In
the way OF Vance very badly should Mr.
Caldwell keep the seat he holds so securely.
In the meantime some shrewd western North
Carolina Republicans have famed the flame
70 successfully that the Democratic organ 81
Raleigh has Deen forced into the absurd posi-
ton of assisting the rOlllcking Republicans
in their attempt to cause trouble among Con
seTyatiyea
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-11

Divide these NUMBERS BY nyu, aud about the
number Of black voters In eAoh Of the States
will be had. A curious Illustration Of this has
beon given In Maryland. The total vote Of that
state In 1865 was 93,OO0. The estimated black
vote is 35,OOl In 1870 their vote was cast Tor
the trst time. The total vote Of Maryland went
up to 1855 900, and In 1871 to l3l,OOO. There will
also be a considerable increase In the white vote
In the South, as the amnesty bill has drawn
many sullon SOutheTneTs from their retirement
and made them feel as II they had begun to
wear anew the garments u full citizenship.
The strong unanimous colored vote OF the South
will check the pretenslOns Of these men aud
cOunterbalance the energy and the efforts OF the
combined hOrdoa Of fusion.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-11

MARX TAPLEY was in the habit Of seeking
to be happy under dlfficulties.' What a
chance for the Greeleyites to practice the
TNpleyAn philosophy? First comes the little
disappointment of North Carollnai then the
greater one Of Vermont, and now comes the
greatest Of Maine Poor Horace Wretched
followers
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-11

THE Philadelphia Post-Greeley declares
that the Maine canvass Twas made upon the
Presidential Issue, and this Is all we want
the opposition to acknowledge. II, indeed,
the Presidency was ever before the minds Of
the Maine people, then, indeed, we should be
satisfied
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-11
AhIa.asa

Il will be seen that the ooloTod vote h an al.
s0luts majority 10 South Carolina, Louisiana,
Mississippi aud Texas, and very close In
Georgia, FLORIDA and Alabama. They present
a solid front against the claims and expectations
Of the fuslOnists.
In the Border States, portions Of which were
seriously involved In the rebellion, the oolored
population IL about one fourth Of the white, or
% pOr cent Of the whole population, and 10 us
follows:
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-11
Auction Sales.


nY WIN. 4. WALL - co. AurtIoneers,
ID New Marble HulldinF,
Nos. 900 aud pO9 Pens. Avenue ahd Ninth stresL
SALE or WALNUT AND COTTAGE FuRNI.
IuAEt PARLOR SUITES, WARDROBES, BU.
RRAUA, BRnsrHADS, 40,
On WEDNESDAY, MORNING, September II,
commencing ~ 10 O'Clock, We wilt sell, within oct
hAlasTooma, large and varied assortment Of aud
second baud furnlturs, ootnptiNnE
Parlgf kuitea, 10 reps, plush and halsoloth,
N. r. Waiuut chamber Suites, Wardrobes
OottAEe Bets, with springs, Bedstsads,
VI shatandf, NJ. r. Tables, Uhaira,
Sofas, l1unEea, Saf, ., Oileioths,
Extension Tables, Ussks, 40, Ao.
IS N. T. Tables, on aoeount Of whom II mGT concern
SO pounds White Lad.
With numerous other articles 10 ths furntuFs line,
which have bton removed 70 our store Tor sails,
solo W. L. WALL 90, Auota.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-11

From the Pit sbuIE GAEotLs
There Will DO no ebb ~ ths popular enthuRi.
aBm now aroused In the state. II will grow
with every passing week. II may roll up to Its
highest tide, Whereabouts, At the Soldiers and
Sailors convention. hut II will DO steadily
strong till election, when It will sweep Into
power the candidates Of the entire Republican
State ticket
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-11
FOR PRESIDENT:
ULYSSES 3. GRANT,
or ILLINOIS.
FOR WOE PRESIDENT
HERRI WILSON.
or HARsACHUsETTs.
FOR DELEGATE TO CONGRESS,
NORTON p. cHIPMAH.

Mr.. BLAINE settles the Islander against his
good name in the Credit MoJilier transaction.
He denies ever owning dollar in the com
pauy. Evidently his people believe him, for
they gave him an increased majority.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-11

The Philadelphia Press declares the tri-
umph in Maine practically settles the Presi-
Dental question, and shows that there has
been no general detection from the Repub-
llcan ranks.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-11

TUE New York Tribune lays It's defeat in
Maine to Neal Dow, the devil and custom
house oficers What deal Of cusslng old
Honest Horace" must have enjoyed all day
yesterday
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-11
ssI,ss..I sI,.!, a p.SG US

VALUABLE GARDEN AND TRUCK LAND
WITH rhE IMPROVEMENTS, AT AUO-
On MONDAY. the 23d day Of September, A. d.
l62, a oelook, a. m We shall sell, on the prem.
lse' that valuable Tract % Land belonEnE 70 RmAn
lel lAoJ, e,q, and AdjolninG the farms Of john y.
county, Maryland, aud on the new cut BlAdonabuTE
road about Tour mites from the Washington oily
keta. on the GlsnuoOd Osmetsu road. Tits place
oannst be surpassed Truck ElFdsn In the btSts Of
Maryland II will be sold foloHs Wis Oae D acre
Lot, With the improvements, consisting Of . large
cling house, barn, stable, aud hen and amoI ..
house, With sIoollent pump OF WatdF the door
two lOaoro Lots, unimproyod, with nsvsr faiin II
streams Of water running through each lot This
place vii positively be sold without reserve 10 the
highest biddsra, to Nhioh ask the Attsntioa Of
buJou 10 attend tue sale, they will not be dis.
sale
Terms One half cash balance 10 one, two, and
by deed Of trust the premises sold AlLoonvsJ.
AnoinG and revenue stamps ~ the cost Of the pur.
chaser 82O down each lot A. the time Of sAie and
n the Ierma arc not complied With within ten dAya
after the dAI Of SALE the reserves khs right 10
rssl the property A the risk and Of the dSian
Ing purchaser. BY adgeItlaing three times IN soma
Newspaper pubahod In WAahinGton city,
Also, After the sale Of land ahkll aell all the
growing crop, consulting, 10 part Of " 90 oAbhAEea
three acres Of asparagus, 30 ThubaTb plants, AZ.
Also, four good work horses harness, Wagons carts
and all kinds OF farming Implements, which deem
Unnecessary TO mention.
SSpS.Id dREEN a WILLIAMS, Auota
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-11
Wants.

INAETEp-oNE FIRsT.ULAss PANTALoONs
ss.nd 'Trags s.i"''n s9s sps s,Tth
W.TEFEA sr !. .Ts = S.S
about aeneral housevork. SnAll tsniiiJ, no chdren
WANrRp.-A SITUATION As FIRST GLASS
ONCE. ssast'
RRIoK MoULDERs .wANTEo.wANTED AT
s5s.Ss ssss. Iaagiie q GINfS ! APPfIEE%S
No, 500 Fourteenth street uorthuesL sssSr
w ANTED-wE WILL GIVE RNRRGRTIO
to Is Der dsS, Gao Be pursued 10 Joar Own nsiSR6or
hood, sSd d strstI 6onoTsbls f.rtiouiais irss OF
viii b sent on receipt Of tEO, tire. cent !lamg,
sspSst es2 w..hlSSsi,a an u, Sos,Sp, IaX s..
WAVED ,I EVERY o s, TO KE9S Sa At
IL needle ths most perfect shuttle In use,
sssS luurius simpis and dSisbis; he most desirable
meohino Tor all work 10 uso, AEeaog No. a6N Penn
streets. tIasi.dl T.. W. sPlOER, Agent.
WANTHD-A TENANT FOR PART OF TUE
w sloreroou No. 4Ba PennsylvAnlA avenue, be
tween Pour and half aud altth streets. Rnaulte At
Sus6G ' a"''' ',''
WANTED -BY A YOUNG LADY UNDER
w standing Music, French and German, positiob
nusiSS, R.S Ysls, PhsdsiS6s S itR sad
Warrington. Address Bon ~ At this othos. matt
WANTED,--A sTTUATIOs As OOsTBAgTC
Singer 70 one Of the Oholra Of ne nnlriot "
lady, Best Of tsfsronSss given. Address Nos 4
WANTKD,-BY A LADY-A SITUATION As
W Music TeAohoT IN some lnstltutou, VIII eit'
EtSs.. sissS. Asarsss Boz q tSis S,ass isssia
EURRKA EMPLOYMENT oFFIOR, NO. SOJ
~ Eleventh street, near street, , ,,,,,,,,,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-11

MmNEAPOLIs, August %, I872.
MY DEAR SIR: We have Just returned from
White Earth, where, with Bishop Haven, Of the
| Methodist Church, President FalTOhild, Of
Obsrlln, and two other clergymen, We spent
| three or four days. On Sunday We saw the In-
diRns 81 church, the preacher, Mr.. Johnson, =
full blood Chippewa, Otfciatlng, with selected
| episcopal service and sermon, all In Chippewa.
We were called upon 10 say a few words to these
wards OF the nation. | never was more inter
| estsd-Was, In fact, so overwhelmed with graft.
tuds to God for the great work no was doing
through the President and your Department for
these poor children Of the wilderness that
could scarcely speak. To see their respectful
attention, 10 hear them repeating the prayers
they had msmOriEed TO our common Father, was
enough 10 soften the heart and convince the
iudE msnt OF the most hardened opponent Ot
your policy. Bishop Haven, before we got TO
White Earth, although a supporter Of this
policy had great dOub OF Its success but he
came away, as we all did, full Of hope aud, may
add gratitude TO God aud 70 the President and
those whom he has selected 70 aid him In this
work for the great things that are being done,
Besides tho most satisfactory evidences Of moral
improvement, We saw on every hand evidence OF
progress In their physical condition. Many were
living 10 comfortable heWed 10y. houses with pine
shingls roofs others were aiding 10 the CON
stTuotion Of houses; and nearly all had yegeta-
bleB under cultivation, which seemed 70 be fairly
tended. The crops first planted had been de-
strOyod by gTassh0ppsTs, and corn and potatoes
planted for a second crop tho last OF June and
Let Of July, and will make fair yield.
we we're at the Government ssSn ga saTp ~
dlans working as diligently and skllliully as
/ would have given anything II Mrs. DslAnO,
Mr.. aud Mrs. AmeS, and yourself could have
been with us. The Judgment Of the whole party
was that President Grant and those In authority
with him were entitled 70 more credit for tho
glorious work they are doing for the Indians
than It was possible for any one 70 conceive who
had not Witnessed It's practical operation
Your sincere friend, TIC. JONES.
Hon. COiIBlbus DslaH0
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-11

u UiB2E PR6PRkf "a Y ~ X On uEi6sfoWs 3. D.
Ia virtue Of . writ Of GsTa Cartas iaaued from the
QlgTk once Of the supreme Court Of the District OF
Columbia, and 70 me directed, will sell al pu6llV
SALE for cash In iront Of the Court door III sald
District, 90 pf1DAY, the 18TH day Of September,
l9l2, At ~ O'Clock m. AZ delsndEntI hFhL uus,
town, IN sald DslJqh - lollops Nos. 1885, I9i, l25
ii lfl IT, ~ ~ i w. s W. W ~ ls & e. ~
loREipE @ John v: YGq Hook; Also, Lott No, -,
together with all and singular me lmpToVam snti
th6Ie n, ~ thS eoqnJ Of Warrington, District Of %
John EoH aud John " NAn Hook, and will BE- sold 10
satsfI e1eouton No BOi In favor OF az oTEO W, NIL
Ter and Hllon hlllaF admnalFatoTu Of OhATlea Miller
use Of william Ward, ALEN. SHARP,
AUGUST o, IST9. Iuai.dtdi
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-11
New Advertisements.

VOCAL MusIU.-MRS. MARY A. CURLEZ
Of Baltimore, will give issson' Ia Vocal Music 10
rupils 10 Washington on Mondays aud ThuisdSJA
Mrs. o. can DO ssop at Rls' Music store on above
dAys between the hour. Of 10 aud IL m.
sspii2W
GUS! GUNNll GUNS ~ JUST REOEIVEO
VI lot II Mons ard Boy Double and single Gunr,
II oE rates All kiHds OF Rspsiring unns, Light
niug Rois eructsi J. u. KUEHLlNG,
sspil.2s' I9lS pounsyivaniA avenue,
ITALIAN, FREkUH, SPANISH AND GERMAN
PROFESSOR Y GAtFINO, inst arrived from
Rurope wishes Riva lessons h. the above languages,
~ veil In this city - AltNaT dds. Nc qathno has
lived several yeas professor Of modern languages
Ia Italy France, 0ermany aud Y STAND, and can rive
sstlsiaotnry roiotanees " rEqu rcd. Addrefa 200
IhlTtssnth street, between q Gnd IA. sepll.a
THE SECOND NATIONAL BANK,
' street, between sixth aud seventh streets.
COLLECTIONS II AnR AND ENDHANGEFUR.
RIsHED On ALL POINTS.
m. EATON,
sslI.u Cashier.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-11

S III fVs5kF fSs2sEH X

TRUSTEEs SALE or VALUABLE PROPERTY
on EEhkyENTH STREET NORTHWEST, AT
By virtue Of a deed Of uus', recorded In Llbsr No.
So folio "a, Ao Of the land " cords Of the District
Of o umbA, aud Al the y quest o. the holder Of the
n9te seenTsd ~ AID d9ed uf tTns The undsrsiGnsd
rii ~ e'eoof >; M 10 itogl q the iIsmlssa
sell a. pnbc auction 10 the bis best bidder all the In
tsTest u Ohahos " Gordon, At the date OF said deed
10 and to that certain pisoe or parcel Of ground,
situated aud living In the Uily Of Wellington, and
being % much n Lot slsht 81 70 Square No alb,
doaoribsd A. follows Beginning ~ feet ftOm the
southwest corner OF said lot, thence north twenty.
four (9 feet, thence EAST seventy COZ feet, then
south nine ~ tqst, thence eaat twenty nne t2ql feet
ten aud one half (lObs) inches thsnos south httsen
bl teat, And thence ninety nins () feet ten nd
halt uOSl inches 10 the beginning with the APpufts
nanCea
Terms One thi cash the residue 10 three equal
PAL mentF At three, alI and niue months, 10 be Ia
notta bearing interest," nd secuTtd By deed Of trust
upon the premises $40 70 be paid At the time OF sale
UQnVeyanoinE and stamps 81 the cost Of purchaser.
Id case aettement be not made within i've days aft
the day Of ale, the premises will be IssOld At the Tak
fRFD, W. JONES, Trustee.
AsplO.dAds LATIMKR A OLRARY, Auots.