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SCHOOL FOR PRINTERs.-A German let
ter in the Trade Courier gives a most interesting
account OF the schools for printers which are es-
tabllshed in Stuttgart and throughout Germany.
designed TO instruct apprentices in the theory
and practice of printing not only, but to impart
general knowledge Of foreign languages and
an accurate acquaintance with the type of all
languages. The superiority of German printers
is such that many English books are sent to Ger
mary to be Get up, although they are returned
TO England for binding. More interesting stiII
is the report of the books ellers school at Leir-
sic, whose purpose is to thoroughly train young
men Tor their trade by attending to the literary
as well as the practical side of the business. A
three years course is marked out, embracing
the study of all the prominent Ian guaees. aneient
ana modern, and their literature, mathematics.
geography, commerce, history, natural SCIENCE
craving and writing, aesthetics, photography,
statistics and business management
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Louisville, Ky, ON
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 2s, 1874.
100000 TICKETS OF ADMISSION
will be issued at $40 each; half tickets, S5 quarter
tickets 81 80: II whole tickets fer S0O; % for S25
70 Tor $500; lI3 for 3 600; 235 for 50 O SIS for
s6 10. No discount on less than SlOu worth oil
tickets at a time.
During the concert the sum Of
100000 IN CURRENCY
will be given to the holders of tickets By distribution
by lot u ONE THOUSAND GIFTS, as follows:
LIST OF GIFTS.
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The PoTNr on Rocks RAnRoAp. - The
metropolitan Branch Of the Baltimore and o.
Il. X: ~ now nearly completed to Rockville. By
!he close OF the week there Is no doubt that the
IRON horse viii be dashing into our village, and
me rolling stock soon be put In regular notion
Ihis VIII give q new impetus to business, and
our citizens can make the trip to Georgetown
and Washington. in an hour, which now reouires
three or four.-Roclrfle. Nd. SsntinsI
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LIEUT.. Col. II. G. RANSOM has been relieved
from his present duties and ordered r. duty as
chief quartermester of the department Of Da-
kota, relieving Lieut.. Col G. H. Tompkins
who has been ordered to Arizona to report t.
Gen. Crock.
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SERIOUS STRIKE RIoTs AT WILLIAMsPoRr.
PA.-The Military Called Out-The strike of
the mill workmen at Williamsport, Pa, has as
sumed serious phase. The strikers assembled
about ten o'clock yesterday morning and moved
70 the upper mill yards OF the mill Of Hilbert &
Otto. The police were drawn into line. when
The crowd sssailed them with brickbats, charged
through, and went into the mil. From there
they went through all the mills, the men at
wOrk fleeing through the lumber piles for life.
Several fights occurred, and many were wound
ed. One boy was struck with a handspike by
The foreman of the mill. and seriously wounded
The chief of police came near having an arm
broken by club. A special policeman was
severely wounded by being struck on the head
with an iron bar. Policeman Foresman was
hit III the face with an iron bar, and badly
wounded. Policeman Suycker was struck BY
two clubs thrown at him, and Officer Pfatt had
his clothes badly torn. The strikers then
moved 10 the mills below the city, closing those
AT work. The military have been called out
and the greatest excitement prevails. The
strikers were to meet this morning at ga
O'Clock. Some shooting occurred about seven
O'Clock last evening, but it was not of o serious
character.
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The ANTHRACITR Coal TRADE-The total
production OF all kinds OF coal for the week was
against ,495, 1852 tens to corresponding time las,
wear, showing an increase Of 1852 43I tons.
Ihere WIS no change to note in the condition of
provement before the autumn demand sefs in
Coal Is being pressed upon the market, but
there is an evident disposition on the part Of the
wholesale trade not 70 sell at lower prices the
alent TO the cost of production.-PAl Ledner
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PIC-NIC;S, EXCURSIONS, &c.

IHikD RANr TEMPERANCE EXCURSION,
Judr the auspices OF
PHUNlA TINT, No. IL, o. RECHABITES,
To Marshall Hal, IT,
WIN ESDAB, JULY "a, Is 1re+aa==Ei<
strti asr keyport u ii leave the mail
U'8t NIhsrf loot Of 9Th street, at $50 and p.
m, T IAkiue TWO trips.
II sch y Brass ard String Band is engaged
dNlt tickets. 20 cents; children under u years
OF age IS cent.. jy22 IT
'1rDB MOUNT VERNON The steamer ARROW +,
II Capt. frank HClliDEshesd hav .Nsrs
ING been rebuilt aid entirely Tefitted 8 z
by Ter present owners, will leave herArF1xzzExs.
wharf foot o. nh street, daily Sunday pied. for
Mount Vernon the tomb OF washington and inter
med landings. JAMES SYKES,
iel9 Sm Gen Superintendent Steamer Arrow
MARSHALL HALL PAVILION.
THIS beautiful summer rest TT having been en-
iarGed and refttod, is now open for ~n~uss ,
parties. ET-xfxNxs8
special Inducements offered to Sunday Schools
and private parties.
| N. b Special arrangements having been made
with the suthurites Of Charles county co keep order
at this paw illion, persons visit this beauti
ful resort without fear of being ANNOYED by dsor-
derry parties.
For terms Of charter apply to Capt. FRANK
HOLLfHGSHEAD.7 th street wharf. iel9 I'm
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JUDGE GRIFFIN,

MR.. GREELEY DENIES.
The IItbuRe denies the s'lry published IN
some republican papers that Greeley ever con-
suited with Germans relative TO selecting Of
hcers; that he never desired any one ID get I'D
meetings for him, or that he ever asked any
BODY TO ~ to get him nominated for the Pres
ideIcy.
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PR-sIDENr.-The
President to-day appointed L. NJ FOulke, Cal
vim Brown and Eugene l.. Sullivan, all OF Cal
ifornia, - be commissioners to examine and re-
port on the railroad and telegraph line con-
structed by the Southern Pacific railroad COM
palY of California.
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JOHN PORTS, ESQ, chief clerk of the War
department, We regret - learn, IS still in very
critical condition, but, as he passed comforta-
BILE night LIST night, and his symptoms are
.omewhat more favorable friday, it IS hoped he
will recover.
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PHILADELPHIA, July 23.-The bail has been
extracted from Alderman McMullin. He j.
easier this morning. Some hopes are entertained
OF his recovery.
NOT so FAVORABLE,
PHILADELPHIA, July 23.-Alderman McMul-
lin. at LIST accounts, was in a critical condition
and the physicians believe that the wound viii
prove fatal. The report that the ball was eH-
tracted is incorrect. Mara who com niited the
outrage, is still at large and it is feared that he
has left the city.
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DELEGATE MCCORMICK, of Arizona, who
he's been i'll at his res dence in this cIty for the
past ten days, is able II he out aga'n, We are
glad 10 hea-.
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GREELEY.-The Binghampton Republican some
tlme since made an ugly charge against Horace
greeley TO the effect that in October, 1871, he
began intriguing with various democratic poll
tcians (the most notable of whom was the Hon.
HoratiO SEYMOUR for the democratic nomina-
ton for the Presidency. One charge was that
Horace Greeley agreed in October, 1871, on his
own behalf, to be candidate for President If
horatio Seymour and the democratic leaders
would support him, and that he held cOrrespon-
dence on that subject; that Mr.. Greeley formal
~ recognized his agreement, and commune ated
the fact OF the democratic proposition to Reuben
+. Fenton, who consented to give assistance to
the scheme; that Horatio Seymour subsequently
agreed to give his support cOnditionally; that he
communicated to Waldo Hutchins on this SUBJ
Ject in reference to the Cincinnati convention
and that Seymour acknowledged the CORE
sponde1ce with Hutchins in a letter dated NAV
], 1Gi2, three days before the Cincnn att conven-
t'on; that Hutchins responded, and became a
delegate 10 that convention; that the fact OF
democratic coalition was well understood BY
some of the delegates to that conventions; and
that the exp citation of democratic support
secured Mr.. Greeley's nomination. One of the
'ucs of the new campaign was said to be the
paying OF pensions TO rebel soldiers The story
was not generally credited, and the New York
Eren-ng Post called upon the Republican to pro-
duce is proofs. The testimony on which the
accusation WIS made HIS now been published
consisting of number of aft davits based main
ly on the st Elements of one Lewis Carmch ael,
democratic politician who claims to hf We en-
gineered the movement.
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THB CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINING BOARD of the
Treasury Department nil hold competitive
examination TO fill the post on of deputy con-
troller of the cuif ency on Friday, August I'd.
The standard, % cou..e, in this examination
will be fixed higher than that for ordinary cleri-
eel lOSit 'orS.
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INTERNAL EEvENUE.-The receipts from this
source TO dsy were 1851 ,5l34i.
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TIE REPORT that the Utcs gre preparing for
hostilities is ro1tradicted in report received
at tie Jud an office.
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LADIES' GOODS.

MILLINERY GOODS DRY GOODSu
AVA HOSIERY GLOVESdad NOTIONS -
New articles in each line Just received. 80
Goods marked at Baltimore prices.
All the LATEST STYLES OF MILLIN cry, &c
je5 srn Il5y 18th. corner p strest-
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TIE BOUNDARY SURVEY COMMISSION left
this city LIST night for Pembina, where the first
Point at the boundary will be fixed. The line
TO be established is about one thousand miles
in length, and will require the erection of field
astronomical Apparatus at about forty stations.
1t is expected about two years time will be oc-
cuped in the survey.
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Political NoteA

James Monroe has been nominated for Con-
gIess by the republicans of the 18th district Of
Ohio.
Burt Van Horn, of Niagara, late republican
member OF Congress from the 18th district If
New York, has declared for Greeley and Brown.
Gratz Browns head was examined by Pros.
Fowler last Saturday, and Mr.. Greeley held his
usual choppng reception at ChaPpaqus on the
Can, Hates for the republican nomination for
Congress in the I'd district of West Virginia are
Hon. JAS. CfskadOn, Jos. L. Hoke, j. Nelson
Wlsner, and exc ". FsTnswoTth.
The Portland (Me) Press saws that Hon.
Wi liam Pb;lbrick, senator and bank examiner
OF that state, he's been fixed upon as the de no.
liberal candidate Ior Congress against Speaker
i aine.
a Maine paper says that among the largest
acctssiors that the republican party of Maine
will receive during the pre- ent canvass will be
those ship builders who have at times acted
with the democratic party.
The Cincinnati EngE.rer reports that Hon.
Lewis ID. Campbell, Though at first inclined to
reject the nomination OF Sir. Greeley, has about
conceded that there is bnt one thing to be done
by tho G who would be rid OF Grant"
Senator Hitchcock, OF Nebraska, has pub
hshcd card in the Omaha Tribune, savsgely
attacking the editor of the Greeley organ there,
and asserting that in his charges against him
ielf he is a "deliberate. williul and mali nant
liar"
MIR. Graham n. Fitch, ex-United States Sena-
tor from Indiana, and lifelong democrat, has
bolted the Baltimore nomination and declared
for Grant. 1t is now in order for the Ti6uae to
show that the course of Mr.. Fitch is highly sus-
plclOus, and TO irsinuate that his support has
been bought by the administration.
Politics are lively in Mississippi, both parties
being in active training for the campaign. But
three democrtic papers in the state oppose the
action OF the Baltimore convention. The exec
utive committees OF the liberal republicans and
democrats meet at Jackson on the 18th OF
August 70 agree upon plan of conducting the
campaign.
The Patriot of this city says there is no longer
any doubt ia regard - the course which eN-
Governor Curtin intends to pursue in the Presi-
dental campaign, and asserts that letters have
been recently received from him. in which he
announces his purpose to support Mr.. Greeley,
and TO canvass the state OF Pennsylvania for
him as soon as he returns home next month.
Duke and Harris, late Representatives i'm Con-
eress, and Roller and O'Ferrall, also aspirants
Tor the democratic Congressional nomination,
addressed the people of Augusta, Virginia, yes
terday. O'Ferrall pitched into Greeley and
Governor Walker He will run as an indepen-
dent candidate. The contest between Duke
ard Harris for the nomination will be close
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.sEPR.zEETU..E
BUSINE SS DIRECTORY.

AsE1IEIns CARDS 0iF1rst-clsss Zs-shlishrss emit
N Sll Branches OF Sc. ness in the District
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NJ BOARDING. SCHOOL FOR BOYS, Bridgeport
Conn. School begins Sc pt. rth-
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THE TRANSIT OF VKNUs.-The commission
under whose direction the appropriation made
for the observation of the transit of Venus is to
be expended met yesterday at the Naval OBJ
servatory. There were present Rear Admiral
Sands, superintendent of the Observatory,
President Henry, of the Academy OF Science,
and Professors Harkness and Newcomb, OF the
Observaf Dry. Several Recommendations con-
corning expenditures were adOpted,
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EOss In Baltimore, Nd, May 10Th, az the resi-
rEe ~ Mrs. Margaret X. HOsmer, Mira MAE
SAhkI kOss' GSnsort Of Capt. John d. Ross late
ot ALEXANDRIA Va, aged % years TkIex sndria
Va, and sprtng isld, III papers please COW
SESSFORD. On Sunday morning, June 2I
JOHN SLs>fOBD, aged s. years.
Ills funeral will take place from his late resi-
Ceuce, No 5SS 9th street. "Wednesday, at 3
O'Clock D. m, % which his friends aud those OF the
fSmily are respectfully invited.
WINFIELD On the Sd inst, RICHARD WIN
FIELD, IN the ssh year OF his age.
His funeral Snl take place on Thursday morn
ing, the 6b inst at 81 clock from MS lat. resi-.
drnee 1911 street, between l2th and 18th streets
lsland The friends Of the family are respectfully
invited 10 attend
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ny GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctinnesrs
- No. 1901 Northwest corner of 10th and ID SITS

- BY virtue of a deed of trust from Georga w
fi:a n lays, trustee for Margaret Il. Hays hearing
= date on or about the l2th day of October A IL
$50, recorded in liber No 632, folos an &c one 81
the land records of shington county, in the Dis
trlct OF Columbia and upon thu request in writing
81 the treasurer Of Mechanics Building Association
NO we Will expose for sale at .. bic ;tion in
'front.' OF the premises. on ERIDAY, the 7th day of
june A. d. 1872, at Ga O'Clock D. m an the piece
or parcel OF ground situate, lying and being in the
city OF w ashinRton, in said District of Columbia
and known as the westerly part of lot Numbered four
l5l that ls 70 say seventeen (l7) feet and four IA
inches Of ssid lot, fronting MARYLAND avenue by
the whole depth of the lot, together with the i'm.
dwelling. '-1o
Terms Of sale: One-third cash, of which $50 will
be required at time of sale; balance in 6 and -
months with interest deed given and deed of trust
taken TO secure deferred payments Terms of sale
10 be complied with within five days from day of
SAFE the trustees the right to re.
sell at the risk and cost Of the defauting purchaser
upon giving one week notice of such resale by al,
Seitsement In some newspaper published at said
chaser. ON P"A
This property fronts on the north side OF Mary.
land avenue, between l2ih and 18th streets east
P II n ihPAsNk.EYY'{ Trustees.
MI -Staw&ds GREEN WILLIAMS; Aucts.
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PROPOSALS.
OFTIcE OF THE wAsHINGTeN AQgEpUcl

OFFICE OF THE WASHINGTON AQUEDUCF
" WASHINGTON, ID. c., May q. lST2
Sealed Proposals will be received enntil the r. p
TEENTH DAY OF JUNE, for tn construction and corr
petlou Of certain works upon the Washington
AQueduct.
The work to be let neutrality-suspicious. ef the
Gate Houses At the Distributing Reservoir. build
work At the Distributing Reservoir, aud building
wooden Fence at the High Service and Distrb utiag
Reservoir.
Bids will be received for the completion Of the
whole work, CT Tor each separate work described 10
right to reject am or all bids, to contract for the
whole CT 81 parste V arks. as may seem most aiysn
tseeCuS urOr the comparison Of bids
Proposals must Re Endorsed upon the envelopes
duct, and addressed TO
MAJOR o. Z. BABCOCK,
Corps Of Engineers, O. :. a. Chief Engineer Wash.
Anueauct
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baltimore d OHIO RAILROAD.

WAsHINsIoS, December g. 1871.
Trains between WASHING
TON and BALTIMORE and La - =
WASHINGTON AND THE6ZH Sxed1
NEST are nov run as follows, viz:
FOR BALTIMORE
Leave daily, exoept Sunday, AZ GA. 90 SIS
ard 1880 a. N l2:43, 500, s:IO, 54O, and
FOR ALL WAY STATIONS.
besTe daily, except Sunday, at s:4S, SIS ana
FOR principal Way Stations, Blsdensburg, Belts
vile, Laurel, Annapolis junction aud Relay. leave
NJ 40 c:ls and 1880 m i, aud l2ss 8 90
and :49 .. m; 800 .. m. stops ~ Jessup's The
9.SO m stops 81 Annapolis Junction and Relay
TIE 7:4S ,. m. on Sunday stops as during Tho
week. -
FOB ANNAPOLIS.
Leave AZ %; . a. m and 4 l1 y M. Nc rain 70 on
from Annapolis on sunday.
on SUNDAY
FOR BALTIMORE
Leave a. 800 a. m. and 3 90, 5 4 q and = dam.
FOR WAY tTATIONS
Leave at 90 a m and 3 90 aud T-aapm
FOR ALL PARTS or THE wE>f
Leave daily except Saturday and sunday, at SIS
On Saturday at 8 as aud Z as nm
On sunday At 500 aud i5 . M. only, cOnneof-
ing at Relay station with trains from Baltimore 70
Rheellng, Parkersburg, Pittsburg, &C.
For strasburg, and points between Relay House
and strasburg, leave at 90 .. ~. connecting &c
helsy House with strssburg aud Winchester e.
Through tickets 70 the West can be had AZ thu
tie day.
For New York, Philadelphia and Boston see a.
vertisement q sThrough Zine j"
j. Il. WILSON, Master Of Transportation.
L. VI. COLI, General Ticket Agent.
OkO. ;. hOONTL, Gen ] Agt. Washington. mlf
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kpY WIN. L: WALL & CO., Auctioneers,
~ New Marble BuildinpD
Nos. 900 and 902 Penasrlvania ave,,a

FOURTEEN VALUABLE BUILDING LOIS.
rRONTlNG ON TENTH AND ELEVENTH
STREETS NORTH, AT AUCTION.
81 On THURSDAY AFTERNOON June 6 NJ
Soo O'Clock: in trout Of the pretnises we will sell
fourteen Building Lots, in square S95, fronting
on 10th and 18th streets and and streets being n
desirable and improving part of the city The
above lots have been subdiVided One LOT will he
offered for sale with the privilege Of all and
an excellent opportunity for investment
Terms: One Fourth cash; balance in 6, u and Is
months, deferred notes TO be secured by a deed OF
trust on the premises. Stamps and conveysncing
at The expense Of the purchaser. A deposit of SIS
will be required on each lot as soon as soli
m29 w. l.. WALL Il co, Aucts
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10y MATT,NGLY WHEELER, Actioneers.
- 5O3 9th street northwest

PEREMPToRY TRUSTEES SALE BY AUG.
TON OF TEN NEW BRICK HOUSES IN
MYRTLE STREET, BETWEEN NORTH CAP.
1TOL AND lsT STREETS EAST
~ BY virtue of a deed Of trust to me, dated No
xi:a yember IA, ISL and recorded in Liber No go,
Folio N9, one OF the land records of Washing.
ton county in the District of Columbia, shall, on
WEDNESDAY, the 9th day of June, IS72, at
O'Clock .. m. on the premises, set mp, expose aud
sell to the highest bidder, the property mentioned
ed one hundred and forty two, Il 49, enc hundred
and forty three, t43, one hundred and forty four
ia one hundred AID forty five, one hundred
and and forty six IiSl one hundred and forty
dred and forty nine, (l49.l one hundred and fifty
ESQ, and one hundred and fifty one, 15l, OF B. r.
Gilberts recorded subdivision of Square numbered
six six hundred and seventy five, 1881 together with
built brick Dwelling House on each OF the Lots The
entire property will be offered together.
Terms OF sale: Two thousand dollars cash: the
balance In notes at six, twelve and eighteen months,
bearing interest at six per cent. Der annum from
say OF SALE secured by deed Of trust on the prem
ises Terms Of sale must be complied with In ten
days. deposit of S200 ct the sale. All conyeyanc.
ing and revenue stamps at the gHrehseer,s cost.
m25-d&ds MATTINGBT WHEELER. Anct..
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by GREEN n WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
" No. lOO1 northwest corner 10Th and d AZ
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES-
IATE IN THE CITY OF WASHINGTON AND
GoG My OF WARRINGTON IN THE DIS.

TRUSTEE's SALE OFyALUABLr REAL Es-
G5IEI y IL TIE CITY 3F AYb
ThIGT OF CoLUMBIA.
- By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court OF
81 cause No. 24l6, Of Thomas TAjert VS.. william
i aioert ct al tue undersigned, Trustee, will
after described real estate, to Wit: ''0' ~"
On TUESDAY,, 1th day of J uae, 1872, at o'clock
fqusIe No s9S fronting on south Street ana ana s a.
ginning fer said part of lot Is feet from the south
south street % feet thence north at right anSIes
q said strt ct feet thence feet thence north
said north line % feet thence due so9tS 81
feet to the line of south street and place of be
And Immediately after the above sale will sell all
that other patt OF said lot three in said square 995
square, and fronting on south X street, running
thence . east, stu ,o fronting on street. Is
feet, thence south 50 feet TO the beginning The
81 dsy Of June
. O'Clock m; Oh the premises, all that tract Of
ington, knoan and described on the recorded pIan
or ey of late Matthew Wigt Id estate as part
piece Of said lot on the belonging to Marberry
aud that part of said lot belonging to the Majors
James Danforth's heirs-containing one acre. Be.
Jag the sane n, pr PITY Lately Tcegped 5y Mrs Cook
pied by Beason Arnold. Together with the build.
II gs and improyements on the said several pieces
Terms Of sale: One-third cash on each piece or
parcel OF ground sold; balance of purchase money
IT o. g. H. Is and Is months with interest from day
OF sale: said balance to be secured by promissOry
notes Of the purchaser or purchasers; or the our.
chaser OF purchasers of each piece can pay all cash
cu day Of sale, ratification thereof by the cOurt
No decd given to the purchaser until he shall have
Iaid the purchase money on the piece or parcel of
the real estate by him purchased de oosit of ~
viii be required on each piece or parcel Of GROUND
when sold. All stamps and ancing at cost Of
purchaser or purchasers. -
WIN. JNO. MILLER. Trustee,
mays dads GREEN Il WILLIAMS, Aucts