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DHILP d kOLONONS'
NEW BOO KS.

John G. Wbittier.
Thirty Years in the Hsrem; or, The Autobiography
OF tne vile OF Mshemet 81 80
Fifteen Years of Prayer in the Fulton Street
Meeting. BY 5. Leneus Prime.
The Adventures Of & Brownie, as Told TO My
Child. By the author of John HalifsX,
Gentlemsn" .............. . 90
6ope Deferred. By Eliza + POilard............. 50
Popular Science Monthly for October .......... 80
Gardening by Myself By Anna Warner. ! Is
cazy............ ............ 30
L. Abnee TerI1b BY Victor Hugo........... / 81
Atlantic Monthly fer ..... IS
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CLOTHING.

L. ,. HEIr1aaER.
(SGCo.ssOT 20 r, q. IL zdea o go,l
JITtZkkS, ARMY and NAVY
EEhCHANT TAILOR.
nstroyofssn Botel fis1e Brown -
sl3d 30 3os Pepus ave-. VI ashfartou -
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
go I 905
PHii- %. NEIS " A co,
ZEAL ESfATE bhOKEhS. 4 u TON EERs
AM ms haACE 40 a. Is.
y e buy S8d cell Real Estate. Houses, store.,
Apartments sLC offCes 70 Teat sni lease Reuts
collected, Eusral teed ard adv znc-i. MONEY care
'uiy invested. Negotiations 81 ell kiud- bfully
executed Houses built; lJus time gwen To- say.
neni. Plans, specihcssisBs, CONTRACTS sna deeds
-Ahlluib cfasn- Satisfaction guArzutsad Give
as one call and We viii merit ssother.
- Once under Asouic Temple. IN
A UsTlN r. BLOWN.
"A Corner b h. syenUe and istn street,
~ssbinSton, ID. o..
~ NEE LINE, CENE ST, SAND, Ac, 4e, a.
II nbEb BILLS cut ~ orasr IA sirort nO.ioe
BLUE STONE for Build ~ hAcadan,iEf "A A
reving purposes delivered in a1y para OF tns ofs-
REAL FsTkTl eoush. s,d sslc .ao uaos,sy m
9sstcc To this branch 81 tic business vii here
ater give ny peIsynsl attention, sud viii a M
ouce oeuy from Zen .. m. uHtl four u. msri-d
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UtHE NAGl0NAl METHvPoIiTAU
L FIRH2SbCSANCE OO8PAMY,
DISTRICT OF COLOMBIA
ORGANIZED A U6 uST 20, 1879.
uAsH CAPITAL................-. sIoo 49,
Ctsoe IN ehepherds BpfidinS so S0eS Psnp~a-
yAnia avenue. MOSES KELLY, Prsr,dsut
~rr, w; b. TODD, Vice Pre- isut
BIscrcRs.
3. Blake, Mn n ro6A
VIZ VAIL Charles JCsl,
Wn = metse-ou John L. Leun.n,
e. Y. Shepherd or,<-es
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INSURANCE COMPANl ga.
THE ARLINGTON IA ms. 90.
l. fOh IhE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
CAPITAL 100000.
DIRECTORS:
James q. Kennedy, VIM IA Ward
Walter s. Cox, Mich kcke,
Jesse b. Wilson, Charles Fdron.to,
WIN. d. hney, DR.. Nn. p Johnston,
J; q; KENNEDY, Pre-. j. BWILsoH, rres
~ Once I'D Isass We Pre- 81. TODD. See;
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-24

MANAGERS
JEssE SHARPE LEwIs PAYNTER.
jANES BRADFORD, CHARLES WEL?IE.
CHARLES Is. LORE. CHARLES McCLoskkY.
5AMEs IL. BEGGs. I. NJ. OGLE,
u. p. WALES. GEoRGE 5. dRuBB.
RYAN RICE Z. +. JOHNSON,
sE BESJAMIs +. TOWNSEND.
- Manager allowed to borrow any funds Of the
tnettution.
A8 JAMES BRADFORD President.
III. GRIMSHAW. Secretary and Treasurer.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-24
MS COUNT oe onAMsoao.

IL gentleman usually known as the Count
de Qhambord, but called Henry the Fifth BY a
fewjTeople in France, has published another
lett1 denouncing the Republic, and declaring
that rance can be saved only by monarchy;
nlu6opnately, he considers that one pereon-
may, himself-has an exclusive right to be
the 1Dnarch. In previous letter he had de-
noued the tri-color Gag, under which France
had Won her greatest victories, and declared
thak Ae white flag OF the Bourbons ought 10 be
boi& and none other, by Frenchmen. The
mi61ke of this gentleman's life has been that
of esidering that himself, or any other man,
hae nright to rule France because his ancestors
did0, usually very badly. This last Of the
Boutl Ions, as he calls hmself-though the
,Ollsans, ex-Spansb, ex.Neapolitan, and ex-
Paraesan families are Bourbons also-errs in
assualing that in this latter part of the nine
teen1A century. any person is entitled to govern
a oouotry, without being chosen TO do SO BY the
nhik k1tanis, merely because in other days some
Of ancestors did no. The Count de Chambord
rnayVrite quires Of letter sass ssering his rights
butlEoy will fall on the mind Of France "as soft
snow n the sea-"
Atthe same time this poor man is to be
pitieA He was born at Paris, in 1920, seven
n,ou(lD after the Duke de Berry, his father was
assaanipated. lie was named the God given
Dieu 1onne) at his baptism, which was per-
forms1 with great pomp in water brought from
the 4ger Jordan by Chateaubrland, and the
Gar 1lexander, with others, rejoicing that in
him ~ first branch of the Bourbon line would
he pespetuated, bestowed on him the adaptive
title q 1.-THE "Child Of Europe" In July, 1880
whoa Charles X.,his grandfather,was compelled
10 ~ from France a dethroned and broken
exile. Che old man made formal resignation
Of the Crown in favor of the Duke de Bordeaux
as this boy then not ten years old, was called
trance did not recognize this last and useless
act, md the boy Prince, who now became, wha
he atill s Pretender to the sovereignty, ha'
to quit France, which he did not revisit unit
lasl year, when, being considered the reverse O
danSeso,is, he was not interfered with. Dan
gerOus visitors, such as Prince Napoleon, tn
other day are not permitted to remain in Paris
nor even upon French soil. Now, at the age c
iny-two, this poor Count de Chambord ha
neither hopes ror fears attached to his name
He married an Italian princess twenty.six veal
ago, and, having no children, his personal pre-
tentions will perish with him. by all mean
NJ. Theirs and other sensible country OF his wi
say, BY all means let the unfortunate gentlema
write o. many letters against the Republic as b
pleasea. These paper bullets efthe brain" al
innocnous.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-24
pENN6YLVANIA RAILROAu.
&NAQK5 !.
~ 2. N1 1se "a tARf.a . NO ox4oneAT. "a OCT. 2. 1872.

wEsF 9s 4'e PHfEzDESIsPehaffxC'e 4ffs1 DSESseaf CeF. l''a
Trains s''y: :.,S ,Ssic T,s. "a S.si:ss
paoli Accomm odation daily. except Sunday. $40
an, g. % am. and lilo g. m. l.iv pm. $40 pm.
Niagara I .e Express p @ daily. except Sunday, zsam.
Lock Hsvsn and Eimira Express daily. except &c
Fast Line and Efi. EXP. daily 81. sonassls sS.p.@. PM
Harrisburg Acc. daily. except sunday, $50 pm.
pS r.n Y9rd d.y saas, daily
Cincinnati Express daily, $50 Dm
southern Express daily 800 pm.
1iI Erie al ii 11ais.. iis p%
Paoli sunday 10 am and esS e1 p p.m
Erie Saturday nisht runs only to Willismsport
For Emigrant Exrres. Tain. leaving 1850 p, m
baggage deivsIsd = ,is Ss.Ee. s., By SO 1.m. .na
f1s!ss: @ .sa xsFs ss $40 s1a snS i % s.S and
Nay Trains fol Bristol. s,25 and iO.sG an
Way Train tor Trenton. 1880 pm.
Way Train for Holm ssburg and Bustleton, 500 pm.
New York Sunday Trains. 7.2o y m. s. Is p m. sad
Gas IN Train connects 1t Trenton for Lambert
Hoimesburg 4 Bustleton. 90 m, II 80 h 71spm m.
Way Train for New Brunswc lex .......... 80 . m.
Lxpress Trains tor Trenton. 7.3O . m and 40 and
Way Trans tor Trenton. 1860 N. go, 500 an
| IN IN.
! Way Train for Bristol. ... .. 6n0p,m
FOR BELVIDERE DIVISION,
Express for Trenton. Lambertville. Eatton. Scrsn.
Way Train to Lambertville i Pennip stop l6 90 am.
Express for Trenton Lambertville. Easton. Scr an
ton. &c, 4.GU III,
Accom-. Tor Beidilere and Pennington, 5,3Opm.
MARKET STREET FERRY
AmbOy Division.
Accommoda. for New York via Amboy 63Oa M
Way Trains tor Trenton, 800 and lUOO a m y 90
noon and LOO, 500 and 6.W y N.
Accommodation tor New York via Perth Amboy
2.tU
Accomm, for New York via Jersey City. 400 D NJ
. way Tram Tor burlington ...........3..... 6n ~
Way Trans for Bortienown. suo and IL a, p a.
Express Trains Tor Long Branch 80 IN and 0O
- pun
EXP. TraiIslor Hishtstown, g. 10 a IN and 80 M
Express Trains tor Pemberton, Long Branch and
Nj. southern and 1uckerton Railroads, I 80 =
In and =. ~ IN.
Way Trains for Mt. Holly. l. 30 and ll.s0pm
way Trans for PeRberton. lu.po IL, 2 A. 10 an,
i. 0pn.
sleeping Car Tickets for the West can DO had o,
APPLICATION at the Ticket 0fce ~ Chestnut str eet
: ana at the Depot. Thirty second and Market Sta
Agents OF the Union Transfer Comp any will cal
. ior anu deliver baggage at the Depots. orders wi
1 receive prompt attention. and Railroad Time Car,
:, can also be obtained at the following
:. ar,, No. bl Chestnut street.
) 1lChEl offlCES:l No. Ss Chestnut street.
/ and at the Depots and Ferry named above,
s J. CASSATT. General Manager.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-24
Fora hcmesrcaa IN tne West.
t@-ruI snoRrksr AND BEsr aourK.-R

Ihisline afford uneanalled Inducements 1. Per
sous desiring ch cap and pedt passage 10th
est and deserve particularly the attention Of al
such AS desire to hens elN the Homestead
Bill passed by the last Congress-.
The Pennsy |, ania Central Railroad. with its cen
ne ting lines by Is. miles the shortest route TO
Chicago aud other promin tp aces in the estanc
is also the quick cheapest aud best reute TO 81
prominent places IN the hsSonthwests and Northwest
Passengers forw rded in comfortable and airy
Passenger Cars furnished with cushion ed seAts WITH
vsabls backs. water tanks. Stoves in Winter ana
with such cthCr eonvenences as saierequisitefortn II
comfort OF families.
TnrouSh tickstsA sold TO iioromin en- placeeii
tho West. Sonthwes and Northwest. at about bal
the usual fret class fare
Children under five years old As free, and children
between the ages of I've and twelve years pay Aai-
price.
with the passengers. Eighty pounds ofbaggage ear
.:sd free 70 every full passenger;
The train leaves daily except Sundays. and tickets
must be procured and baggage livered Atth once
| No. ll6 Market street. by o'clock. r. n: .
| Hy addressing the undersigned he will forwafdo
return mail free ofcharse, acifcular containing
| complete price list, map, correct copy.
Homestead Law, aed give such other informAtcA
NAV Be desirei FRANCIS FUNK, Agent
ofths Pennsylvania Railroad Company,
No. ll6 Market Street. Philadeiphia'
I Philadslphia. June ~. lsSas :
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-24
Furniture and venlt,an Bilnd,

Furniture and venltlan Binds.
J. & J. N. HARTMAN,
No4l0KiNG STREET. WILMINGTON. DEL.
@sazna We respectfully inform the citizens OF
-S " ilmineton and the surrounding country
~ that we continue to manufacture and keep
= o n hand Mt our large and long established
wnrerooms, Furniture of every variety and style.
consisting of Mahogany, Rosewood and Walnut
Furniture suitable for parlor. dining room and
chamber uses.
Our assortment of Furniture is large and varied
as can be found in Delaware. all articles sol at
our establishment are warranted as represented.
Venitian blinds OF the most fashionable designs
made to order and kept constantly on hand. We
Also msnufacture and constantly keep y large ~
snrtment q Il SprinK, Hair Moss and Husk Mattress
a.. j. 81. n. HARMAN.
inl 4l0 King rect.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-24

THE ARTIZANo . SAVINGS HANK
n No. 6O2 Market Street,
Wilmington, Delaware,
SsSns the usuai business hours. and on Tuesday
M Saturday ev vcnings from 7 to o'clock.
Al the profits of the Bank. after the paymento
tSe a dopositors. and dividends are made sema
a1I in April and October; Since the orsani.ation
of0e Bank, in 1861. the dividends have uniformly
begA at the rate OF six per cent. per annum
Qlvidends not drawn are regarded as deposits.
sn1et ono become to participated in future
diy8ends.
~ manageri is allowed to borrow any of hofunds
ntg0sted to the Bank.
NANSGERRS
WlGfIAn 3. IIILLEs, EDWARD DARLINGTON.
0D4eGE W. Bush. ". IL. SWIFT.
MI BENSON, HENRY +. DuRE.
INWARD BErTs CHARLgs W. ilOwLAND
~ liaGINs jon IL. JACKSON.
0n0e0E 5. CApHLlE. CLgMENr b. SMYrH.
M N. l., LICHTENsTEIk.
80 WM. 8. llLLES. President.
0oO. W. BUSH. Vice President.
- 2s-iv J"nN =. MCLRAR.Treasurer
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-08-14
Another Cuban Expedition.

MONTREAL, Aug l3.-The Spanish Vice
Consul at this place was yesterday put in pos
session of information which led to the dscov-
cry Of widespread organization for the enlist
mcut of volunteers for the revolutionists of
Cuba She scheme involved the enlistment of
men in the principal cities Of the Dominion and
concentrating them at some point on the Bay
Of Fundy. A vessel had been chartered to be
in attendance at the rendezvous some time next
month, and was to have taken her cargo over to
meet Cuban cruiser at a point further south,
where they would have been transported. A
large number of recruits have been made in
Montreal, ST. Johns and Halifax, and 1t will
now require great energy and watchfulness on
the part of the Dominion authorities to prevent
carrying out the undertaking. The whole mat,
ter has been put in the hands Of the Dominion
authorities and al investigation begun. So tai
no arrests have been made.
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE GAzRTTE.l
Political.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 1.-THE Executive
Committee of the Labor Reform has passed
resolutions declaring that A. NJ. Puett, chair,
mau of the committee, having placed himself
outside the organization by accepting the NOM
iuees and platform of the Cincinnati Conven-
ton, had no authority to issue call for the re,
assembling of the Columbus Convention: and
that we sustain the action of the New Y ork
conference in calling a convention in Pbiladel'
phia on August 22d, for the purpose of placing
10 nomination national ticket, and invite the
Labor Reform organizations in the several
States to send delegates.
At the Delaware Democratic Convention,
held at Dover, an electoral ticket was formed
and Custus w. Wright nominated for Con-
gress The proceedings were very boisterous
over a proposition to endorse Greeley. The
committee reported resolution approving
Greeley in qualified manner, but it and a sub
stitute in much stronger language, were laid on
the table, and no resolution was adopted
Great excitement prevailed throughout the
proceedings, and a number of delegates, after
adjournment, declared that Delaware would
vote for Grant.
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Local BreyitieS.

The Alexandria Grays will meet tonight.
The Mechanics Home Association will hold
regular meeting to- might in the hall OF the
Friendship Fire Company.
A little child of policeman Isaac Kell, was
badly scalded this mOrniug by the contents OF
a coffee pot.
Many persons left here this morning on the
Lvnchburg train for Manassas, to attend the
session of the Old School Baptists, which meets
there to-day. =
A committee of the Masonic Choir, of Wash
ington, was in this city to-day making arrange
ments with the O., A. & Nj. railroad company
for a special car to take that choir on tour to
the Virginia Springs.
CAPTAIN Williams, of the Leesburg train, was
the recipient last week OF handsome SILVER
mounted revolver; presented to HIN by MT.
Jacob Kneeler, of Savannah, for his uniform
courtesy.
A trottting match-a five mile dash for stake
of S2O0-was to have been run on the Natlehai
Trotting Park, near Washington, at five o'clock
this afternoon, by Patrick Henry, belonging to
Mr. II. Middleton, of Washington, aud Poto-
mac, belonging to Mr.. G. W. Harrison, OF TIL
city.
WlSOQ SOtOlDOu, lue lSo ota'S ~ Va
G. r. Hills horse, has SO trained that animal
during the two years he has been driving him. D,
that he follows him about like dog, and VIII
answer questions by shaking and noddlng his
head.
John Griffin, who was arrested 10 Richmond
on the 2Sth of July on the charge OF stealing
horse from Messrs. Hunt & Roberts, OF Came
ron Mills, near Alexandria, was yesterday
turned over to the authorities OF Alexandra
and brought to this city for trial.
Two members of Steam Fire Company, :,
76, Of Philadelphia, paid visit here yesterday
to look at the Columbia, which formerly oe-
longed to their department; and were, h 10
Div entertained by Messrs. Purcell! and 1ouns,
the engineers Of the two steam fire companies
of this city. III.
Farr, the man who cut James Cockerlne
co severely, about eleven months ago, ID Lou.
DOM county was tried at the, court OF tnas
COUNTY Yesterday, and sentenced to one year
;mnrisonmcnt in the pepitentlary ldessrs'
Epna Hutton and H. W. Thomas "e + cou ar,
sci for prisoner, and Mcssrs Nae'' r taalasun
and Mort Kilgour appeared fo' inc 0o~ion.
wealth. ...... g,..- -
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TeIegraphic Brevities.

A Greensboro, N c., dispatch says jim
johnson, the ice cream polsoner, has been H.
dicted and placed in Jail. Several OF the per
sons poisoned are yet in great danger-the
lives Of one or two dispared OF. The excite
ment, however, has greatly subsidized.
Europcan advices report the death OF MIR,
Raises celebrated astronomer and professor
at the University of Legion.
Mr.. Beck, president Of the Society of Jesuits
has convoked an assembly Of Jesuits at Rome
to consider the project of changing the name
and dress of Jesuits expelled from Germany
making as many as possible enter orders Still
allowed there.
The failure of Fisher & Bros, at Pittsburg,
causes great excitement In oil circles; Their
liabilities are believed to be over million dol
lars, but they ask time to make every thug
good. =,
Three of the victims of yellow fever on thu
Numancia, at New York, we're yesterday in
tered in the quarantine cemetery. Strlc
health regulations are exercised in reference tt
the nest and it is not apprehended that the
scourge will visit Staten Island, within mile
of which the ram is anchored.
A Southampton letter says that when Gen
Sherman was visiting the American tieet there
the Prince of Wales carried message from the
Queen apprising him and Commodore Alder
Of her desire to receive them and the officer
If the feet at her court at Osborne next day
The Queens reception was marked by grea
warmth aud cordially.
The grinding mill at Dupont's powder work
near Wilmington Dell, exploded last evening
and one man was killed.
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EDUCHTfONHL.
MACON COLLEGE,
II ASHLAND,

DANDOLPH MACON COLLEG E,
II ASHLAND,
Hanover County, Virginia.
Session opens last Thursday in September.
ONE HUNDRED AND TEN DOLLARS
will pay all necessary expenses for the hai1 ses-
sion. For Catalogue address
Rev. JAS. A. DUNCAN, ID, Prest., or
Rev ALEX. G. Brown, Secty.
Ashland Hanover CO., aug l3~6w
CT. JOHNS ACADEMY,
y ALEXANDRIA, VA.
The Thirty-Fourth Annual Session of ST.
Johns Academy will begin September I'd, 1877.
The course OF instruction Is that OF nlgn schooi
and, as the experience of many years has shown,
it affords as practical an education as any re-
hecting man can desire for his sons, though 9TH
er subjects than bookkeeping and arithmetic
receive some attention. The short drill, under
arms, which precedes each daily session, having
been found most advantageous both to the health
of the students and the discipline of the school,
all who are not physically disqualified are re-
qured to participate in it; though, as no stu
dent is expected to uniform until he needs new
clothing, there is no additional expense incur
red. The school is provided with a fine set of
Chemical Philosophical and Astronomical In
struments, and has an extensive Cabinet of Min
erals, and School Library Of a thousand vol
umes.
For Board and Tuition, S62. so a quarter, pay
able in advance. For Tuition only, So, 50 or
$40, according to class.
For Catalogues address
RICHARD L. CARNE. AM,
ono 1ao1m PRINCIPAL
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.AECTID.V S.aLES.

rNRUSTEE'S SALE OF A TRACT OF
l. LAND IN ALEXANDRIA COUNTY,
VA.-By virtue of a deed of trust executed by
Robert s. Laws and wife. dated on the 3Cth day
of November, 1870, and recorded in the Land
Records of Alexandria county, Va, liber A,
No; 4, page 81, the undersigned as trustee in
said deed, will expose to sale at public auction
in front of the Court House of Alexandra coun-
ty Va, on MONDAY, the I'd day of Septem-
Der, 1872, at II o'clock M, Court day. the
TRACT OF LAND conveyed by the said deed
of trust, lying near Fort Craig, in Arlington
township, in said county of Alexandria and
containing NINE(9) ACRES OF LAND, more
or less, and now occupied by said Robert S.
Laws Terms Of sale cash.
aug 12-2awts J. r. JOHNSTON, Trustee
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my- ST. JOSEPH s. DENVER CITY R. R.

n.y. ST. JOSEPH & DENVER CITY Il. T..
co. EXECUTIVE OFFICE, No. 81 Nassau st,
New York, August lst l872-The Coupons
and Registered interest," due August 10th, 1872,
on the First Mortgage Eight per cent 70 per
cent? Gold Bonds of the St. Joseph and Denver
City Railroad Company, BOTH EASTERN
and WESTERN DIVISION, will be paid at
the office of the Farmers Loan and Trust Com
pany of the City of New York. upon presenta-
ton and demand, on after that date, free of tax
FRANCIS a. COFFIN, Asst Treas.
Now York aug l-2W
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By Green Il Wise.

Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
TOM MISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
~ BILE Landry virtue Of decree of the
Circuit Court for Alexandria county, pronounced
ut its November term 1871, in the suit of Chat
hams executors VS.. Tochman etal, in chancery,
the undersigned, commissioners therein named,
will offer for sale, by public auction, at twelve
o'clock H., in front of the Mansion House, on
SATURDAY, the 24th day of August, 1872
TRACT OF LAND, containing fifty acres, Sit
uated in Alexandria county, Va, between AL
exandria city and Washington, d. c., being
part of the SUMNER HILL" estate, and de-
scribcd in the deeds Of trust mentioned in sched-
ule A.
Terms: SO much as may be necessary to pay
the costs of suit and sale to be paid in cash the
residue in three equal annual instalments at one,
two and three years, respectively from the day
of sale; the bonds of the purchaser, with salts
factory personal security, to be given for the
deferred nstalncnts, and to bear interest from
date and the title to be retained till they are all
paid. The cash payments to be forfeited and
the land resod at purchaser risk on failure to
pay said bonds or any part of them rs they may
respectively fall due Stamps and conveyancing
at the cost of the purchaser.
q. w. WATTLES,
S. FERGUSON BEACH,
jy M-ts Comm RS. of Sale.
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BY r. A. Kerby, AuctiOneer.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT AUG
' TlON-Wll be offered at public auction,
in front of the premises, on SATURDAY, the
3lst of August, at II O'Clock m, the BRICK g.
side of King street, between Alfred and
Patrick, now occupied by j. Ii. Padgett, the
property Ct the late II. Bradley, decd.
Terms of Sale One-fourth cash in hand on
the day of sale; the residue in four equal pay
ments at three, six, nine and twelve months, the
purchaser gi7ing negotiable notes, with APP
proved endorsers, bearing interest from the day
of sale; the title to be retained until the whole
purchase money is paid or the whole sum can
be paid cash down, as the purchaser may prefer
Stamps and conveysncing at the cost of pur-
chaser. Further particulars at time of sale.
JOHN r. CREIGHTON,
Atty. for the heirs of II. Bradley, deed.
aug 6-eOts