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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Congressman VIM. Williams, Of Buffalo, is at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel.
General James McQuade, OF Utica, Inspector Gen.
eral on Governor Ho1man's stan, Is at the Cilsey
House.
Colonel j. r. Ritter, OF the United States Army,
has quarters at the Grand Central HOTEL
General John s. Tyler, Of Boston, Is sojourning at
the New York Hotel.
M. A. shaninburgh, United States Marshal at
Denver, Col, is at the st. Nicholas Hotel.
Congressman Cakes Ames, Of North Easton, Mass,
yesterday arrived at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Judge j. L. Pennington, OF Alabama, has arrived
at the Grand Central Hotel.
Colonel II. @. Wright OF Rio Janeiro, Brazil, Is
domicled at the New York Hotel.
Colonel Freyer, the Peruvian Minister, will return
to washington from the Clarendon Hotel to-day.
Samuel Bowles, OF the Springfield (Mass.) Repao-
ltcon reached the Brevoort House late on Thursday
night lie left yesterday for Cincinnati, to take
part In the proceedings OF the Liberal Convention
Baron Orcnburg, the lately-arrlved Russian Min
lister, yesterday went to Washington from the Clar
endon Hotel.
Paul b. DuChaillu viii sail In the steamship Adri
attic to-day. He Is to go to Scandinavia, to CONFIRM
or elrace the impressions received during his late
tour in that peninsula, that his intended work on
that part OF the world may be thoroughly correct
The African Methodist Episcopal Conference yes
terday morning elected J. W. Thomas, J. P. Thomp
son and Thomas james delegates TO the New Eng
land General Conference; Nathaniel Stubbs dele
gate to Philadelphia, and Thomas James and Dr.
Thompson to Baltimore. resolution thanking
Bishop Clinton for the able and impartial manner
in which he has administered the affairs OF this Con-
ference and district, was passed unanimously
The Rev. DR.. Rush, OF Cincinnati, gave quite an In
teresting account OF his sojourn In the SOUTH lie
said that all over the South Methodlsm was largely
on the increase, and prosperity was found every
ward a petition to the General Conference asking
for the reelection OF Bishop Clinton TO the new
York district The Conference then adjourned.
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direct and Indirect are subjects In which
Sherman feels q decided interest, the latter
question particularly. When asked his
opinion of the views taken by the Eng
fish press and the English people on the
claims for indirect damages, and which are
provided for by the Washington Treaty.
Geneva" said Sherman, sis the proper place
to settle the whole matter We don't want
their money, as they have already admitted
they did us grievous wrong. British neu-
trality during our civil war was fiction and
fraud" Indeed, this is the opinion enter
tanned by very many other persons in
high positions. They have not spoken, how
ever, as plainly as Sherman. In his ''march
to the sea" he came across some of the evil
dences of this British neutrality in the shape
of several superb Armstrong guns, which bore
the inscription, Presented by the manufac-
tuners to the sovereign State of South Caro-
lima" However" said the General, 81 told
my artillery officers to take these neutrality
guns and make them serve the uses of honest
men," The letter from Alexandria, which is
published on another page, will prove most
interesting, and Sherman's characteristic con-
versation on what he has seen in the ancient
land Of the Pharaohs as we'll as what he has
to say about things nearer home, shows that
he has lost not particle Of the vigorous
language which always distinguished him
ere he crossed the SEAS
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CONTENTS OF TO-DAY's HERALD.

PAGE.
acknowledgements
acknowledgements.
3-The State Capital: The Impeachment OF Three
New York Judges; The Governor and the
Charter-News from Observation-Disclosures
Suffrage: Meeting at Cooper Institute Last
Night-Tammany Society-Naval Intelligence
Brooklyn Reiorm-Installation Services
The Earthquake at Antioch.
4-Liboral Republicans: The Queen City Fitting
Up for the Coming Convention; Exposition
Hail Where the Delegates Will Meet; How
They win be Selected; The Platform Still
Under Discussion; The Candidates; The Ger
man Element and its Leadcrs-Notes About
the Observation-Disclosures Political
Notes-Australasia: Export OF Coal Wool and
Taow to the United States-Trotting at
Fleetwood Park-Horse Notes.
fisherman Sesostris: Our Soldier Pilgrims in
the Land OF the Pyramids; Kingly Kindness OF
the Notwithstanding In the New York
and Brooklyn Courts-The Steamship Old Do
mnon-The Paterson Murder Trial-Lydia
jury Deliberate; Murder In the Second De-
gree--A Wife Murder-The Murder OF George
w. Notwithstanding to Shoot an Onicer
G-EditOrals Leading Article, "Thc Cincinnati
Convention-The True Policy of the Liberal
Repubcans'- undergraduates
ments-Amusement Announcements.
7-The War in MeXico-Vesuvius: The Volcano In
still more Violent Eruption-Cable kilograms
from England, France, Spain and Cuba-Cn-
cinnati The Progress OF the Liberal Move
ment; Delegations Crowding In-Almost a
Holocaust-The Peace jubilee Mammoth Co.
lseum in Boston Blown to Ruins-Miscel-
laneous Observation-Disclosures Notices.
S-Financial and Commercial Reports-Domestc
Markcts-A Teapot Tempest-An Auction at
Helmbold's-The Methodist Book Committee
Burglary Observation-Disclosures and Deaths.
p-Deaths-Advc tisementS
IO-The Atalantas: British Banquet to the Ameri-
can oarsmen-Shipping 1ntelligence-Adver-
acknowledgements.
12-Adyerti5ements.
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acknowledgements.
acknowledgements

VEsuvrus IN fatal AND ALARMING ACTION
kilograms from Italy and England, which
appear in the HERALD to-day report that the
action of the vesuvius volcano has caused
most serious loss of life, and that the greatest
alarm and CONSERVATION prevail among the
people neighboring the scene OF the visitation.
The Premier of Italy read despatch from
Naples to the Parliament in Rome yesterday,
which states that two hundred persons have
been burned by the lava. Our advices from
London leave no doubt that very fatal
results have followed the eruption. Flame
burst from the earth under the feet of very
many persons, and there was q general fight
to places of safety from the danger. Tore del
Greco is threatened with destruction. There
is little doubt that science will eventually
master the problem of this great intra-montane
fire, and that electricity will subsequently be
used for the purpose of warning the world of
the emission of the first rumble which precedes
earthquakes. Then will nature be shown to
make glorious reparation to humanity for past
injuries and for thousands of forgotten deaths
and alarms. The inner forces Of the fiery
furnace are already venting their power in
earthquakes. Masses of stone are vomited forth,
each discharge being accompanied by shock
OF earthquake, the tremor Of which is dis
tinctly perceptiblein distant plaes. The Minis
ters of the King Of Italy have been summoned
from Rome to Naples in order to arrange
provision for the support of the sufferers who
have been made houseless by the lava and
ashes and what are now encamped in the fields
Pope will no doubt, experience sense of relief
during the absence Of the Italian portfolioists
The Vatican may, in fact, claim a miracle and
80 seek TO balance the failure of former Pom
tifical effort against comet by the fathering
Of oil terrors of the volcano.
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THE IMPEACHMENT FARCE IN THE ASSEMBLY
The State Assembly yesterday after sharp
skirmish finally adopted Mr. Princes resolu-
ton to conclude legislative business as far as
possible on May i, at noon, and then to enter
upon proceedings for impeachment against
certain Judges Of New York city. The Speaker
hnd Mr. Alvord opposed the resolution, but it
was carried by vote Of 76 to 2S. The
meaning Of this action may not be
apparent to many Of our readers,
but 1t is simple enough. 1t enables
The members on and after May LIST to draw
pay the same as during the regular one
hundred days Of the session. Nothing is yet
known Of the report of the Judi
ciary Committee on the cases Of these Judges;
it~ uncertain whether any imp, achment will
be attempted after all, but as the House will
'enter upon proceedings for impeachment,
the members will draw their per diem from
the State Treasury and that is all they care
lRgVt the mattsz,
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FOOtlight Flashes.


Edwin Booth makes his first appearance this sea-
son as Richard III. on May /.
"Article 47' enters upon It's fifth week at the
Fifth Avenue Theatre on Monday.
"Murphy and Help" seem to be synonymous
terms, and the Park Theatre, Brooklyn, will ex-
plain their meaning for the last time tonight.
Alfredo Bari the young pianist whose first ap-
pearance In public last week the subject Of
favorable comment among musicians, gives Q
matinee to-day ut Chckering Hall, in which he will
be assisted by Miss Eliza K. Mooney, Miss Guy,
Bergner and Antonio and Ettore Barili.
Matinees to-day are as follows :-Academy of Music,
'Martha :" Wallack's, "London Assurance" Fifth
Avenue, sArticle 47;' Booths, 'The Iron Chest;"
olympic "Humpty Dumpty;" Niblo's, "Black Fri
day;' Union Square, the VOkes Grand Opera House,
the grand spectacle, "Lalla ROOKIE" ComiQue and
Tory PASTORS.
benefit soiree will be given this evening by Mr..
A. A. Favarger, at the Union League Theatre, at
which Mile. Anna Cave and M. Juignet will appear
in the comedy, 'Le Cachemire Vert" Mile. Cave
and Mr.. Favarger will give rectations, Miss MIMI
ger and NJ Berthelot will sing and Senores Ramirez
and Martin will play on the guitar
matinee and evening performance will take
take place at the Academy OF Music, Brooklyn,
Tuesday, 3Oth, in aid of The House OF the Good Shep
herd" The programme is q very attractive one
The morning entertainment will be contributed to
by the Park and Olympic companies and Hooley's
Minstrels, and in the evening some members of the
"Brooklyn Dramatic Union" and "The Garrck"
viii appear in their successful efforts, after
which the w0rld-renowned "Kelly and Leon" have
kindly volunteered one Of their best acts.
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either guilty of murder in the highest degree
or innocent With all the good belonging to
our system of trial by jury there are anomalies
in it which should be corrected. The jury
should not make law or be allowed to render
verdict outside Of the facts. The decision
should be yes or no on the Indictment and
facts presented
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THE GERMAN EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN
SYNOD.
ST. Louis, April 20, 1872.

ST. LOUIS, April 20, IoIz.
The triennial session Of the German Evangelical
Lutheran synod commenced here to-day. Nearly
all the states OF the Union and Canada were repre-
sented. making the largest meeting ever heid,
Rev Professor waIther Is president Inc uny
the he regular business Of the synod will commence
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BOOTH THEATRE, Twenty thitd street corner
av.-Tna eooL's REVENGE. Matinee-THE iRos CuEs
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RoWFRI THEATRE, BowERY.-DgE FREIscnurz-
A L0sr I.isE. Matinee at2
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OLYMPIC THEATRE, Broadway.-THE BALLET PAN
TONNE or liusPrY DuaPrY Matinee at2
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ST JAM@S THEATRE, Twcntyeighth street and
Broadway MAcEyoy's New IIpEESIcoN Matinee at 2
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FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE, Twenty Fourth street.
ARTICLE II. Matinee at w
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WALLACK'S THEATRE, Broadway and 18th street,
LONDON ASSURANCE. Matinee.
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ACADEMY OF MUSIC, Fourteenth eet-ITALIAs
OPERA. Matuae-MARTHA. Evcning-GRAsD CONCERT.
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THEATRE cOMtQUE 5l4 Broadway Vocal
Isas NEGRO Acrs &c Matinee Mt "a
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UNION SQUARE THEATRE, Fourteenth st. and Broad
way.-rHE YCAEs FAMILY. Matinee nj "a.
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Concert In Aid OF the Teachers' Ass0cia.
ton.
A concert will be held this evening at the Aca-
DENY Of Music in aid Of the Teachers Mutual Life
Assurance Association. The programme is varied
and interesting. Much interest Is felt In school
circles in this concert, which is expected to be re-
markably brilliant and successful
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PROPOSALS FOB STATIONERY.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Ma ~ =, IS2
SEALED Proposals tor furnishing Stationery for the
year ending June 30. ISIS, viii be rece ed at this
apartment until the 10Th DAY or APEIL, lS2,a
Blank forms for bidding win be furnished upon
application.
The bids win be considered and accepted or
retected item 10y item; and this advertisement and
the proposal, Tar accepted by the Secretary of
Treasury. and the bond accompanying the same.
shall constitute the contract between ths govern
M nj and the bidder OF BIDDERS aud no further con
he articles contracted for must be furnished from
lime 70 time during the year, Ia qnsntties pursuant
20 orders from the Department. The entire quaint
ties will. however, be called for during the year.
Each proposal must he signed by the individual or
firm making "a. and be accom- panied BY hOnd, with
snh Gent rureties. In the sum OF ten thousand dob
ars, $40 co. APPROX ed by United States officer q
neee, on form TO be furnished BY the Department,
conditioned for furnishing such portions of the
articles as may be awarded under IL, and the per-
Torrance Of the contract.
All deliveries will be subject 10 inspection by an
expert detailed for the purpose by the Secretary of
the Treasury, and the delivery of Inferior article
will be deemed Gent cause 20 nj the contract,
al ne option OF the secretary:
Deliveries must be free OF charge at the Treasury
Department, Washington.
The failure 20 comply with any one order Eldsr
tire penalty Of the bond, or the Secretary OF the
Treasury may direct the purchase. In open market,
OF such quantities Of articles shall be
sary 20 supply the deficiency caused by such failure
the price which il shall be found necessary 20 pay
for such articles.
Proposals unaccompanied by satisfactory bond
vii not be considered. and contracts viii be award
Proposals 10 be addressed 10 the undersigned, and
marked " Proposals for s Grb r{sorrwrn
uar6-eofaplo Secretary Of the Treasury.
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EVENING STAR.
CONGRESSIONAL


SENATE--After our report closed
Mr.. Ferry, of Mich, by unanimous consent
called up the House bill extesding the time tor
the completion of the Portage and Lake SUI
pertor canal. Passed.
Mr.. Wilson called up bill to authorize the
army. Passed.
Mr.. Logan called up bill TO enable honorable
discharged soldiers and sailors and their widows
70 acquire hOmesteads on the public lands of the
nited States; when the Senate adjourned until
Monday.
HOCSE.-After our report closed
Mr.. EldTidge's amendment to the st. Croix
railroad bill TO strike from the amendment pro-
posed by the committee the words, ''or as grant
ing to said state any lands in lieu OF which other
lands might be selected by said Northern
Pacific Railroad Company" was adopted
The amendment to Mr. ketchums substitute
proposed by Mr.. Banks. that no lands Origi nally
granted 20 this road shall re vert to the Northern
capable OF such construction are hereby re-
pealed, was agreed to.
The substitute, as thus amended. which de-
claIes the lands forfeited to the United States
and open TO actual settlers under the homestead
act, was then adopted. Yeas 40. nays 80.
The bill was then passed aud the title changed
TO "A bill TO declare forfeited to the United
States certain lands granted to the state of Wis
Consin 70 aid in the construction OF a railroad
and to reserve the same under the homestead
law, TO actual settlers"
Unanimous consent was given for the Com
mittee on the District of Columbia to report at
O'Clock on Friday next.
On motion OF Mr.. Moore, (Iil.,) the bill grant
ing pension TO Margaret Coggns was taken
from the speakers table and the Senate amend
ments cOncurred in.
Mr.. Myers (Pa.) introduced bill for a public
building at Philadelphia; which was referred
TO the Committee on Public Buildings and
Grounds.
The House then, at $40 p. m, adjourned.
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ECkLOFF. On the "a h instant, at O'Clock D.
NJ. after . lingering illness, Mrs. CATHERISE
ECkLOFF, widow OF the late J. W. Eckloff, in the
goth yesr Of her sge.
Her funeral ill take place on sunday afternoon
~ O'CLOCK, from her late residence, No. 40s
street n. W.
GERVlN. On the 18th instant, Of copsump.ion,
Mrs. lsABELLA GERVIN, in the 18th year OF
her age.
LARCE. On the afternoon Of the 18th at D. m ,
OF scarlet fever EN- ME- second of Albert
and Maggie Il. Lakue, agvd years and s months
tPhlladeiphia papers please copy
her funeral viii take place on Sunday next at ? D.
IN from her ersndfather's (Wm. PeftiboneD rest
dence. No 312 14:h street The friend, of the
family are respectfully invited TO attend.
SPRINGS. At Petersburg, Va, March Is h. At
the residence of John Lyon, Esl.. Mrs E. N
SPRINGS widow of the late John Springs, Of south
Garollns and daughter of the late GeneI al Matt
kicoll- Of Hartford Conn.
THOMAS. On the 18th instant, THOS. THOMAS,
IN the 10Th year Of his age.
The friends and relatives Of the family and men,
bers OF " ashington Centennial Lodge, No. IA r A.
M are spectfuliy invited attend his funer Il
from his late residence, nOr;hw corner OH and
streets : W l., to morrow Sunday afternoon, at 3
o'clock.
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UNITED STATES MAR-HAL's SALE.

virtue IL writ Of fiera fanias, issued from the
ossk Sfiice Of the supreme Coart Of the District
~ columbia, and to me directed will sell, pub
nc sSe Tor casa in frcnt OF the Court door of
40 40 pi-ir,ct on TUESDAY: the III day Of April,
~, 81 ~ 90 clock m all defendants right, title,
lain and int rect In and 90 all OF square north IL
sg1srs nc. 90, Also, Lots Nos II, o. 81. 81, and 81,
% "a an = subdivision OF square Ne $50; and also
rts Nos a, Is. l6 %, 30. AMI in Callan' snbivi-
ZION ot square No. SO, ,oesther with all and sing
Jar ibe Improvements tn sreon, in the city Of Wash
ineton, D. seized AID levied upon az the properly
~ James N Cslsn- and will Be acid TO satisfy eye,
March 18th, 1879. maris-dfs
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QRIDAL AND FUNERAL wREATHS, BO-
- DUETS, CROSSES, ANCHORS and SfARS
Preserved or Enameled in Wax. All kinds of Hair
Brsding done. Ornamental II air Werk on Glass and
Pear, b. Mrs. FRIES, late Of Boston, 2O9 Sth ct ,
near 1. References Mrs. President Grant, Mrs
Admiral GOljsoorough, W W. Corcoran, Gen Fl
sey. Ges. Tompsins. Gen. Aiken. jauI6-Iy
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THIS Is ToGIyE NOTICE. rha, the sub.cribsrs
have ebtsiBed from the supreme Cogrt Of the Dis
tesfams rtary on The p~r-..nal esfge OF NARY
1ALeTI ID, late of Washington comfy, ID c.. de-
ceased. All persons having claims against the sA
deceased are hereby warned % eehibif the same.
With the vouchers thereof 20 the sub-cs hers on ~
befsre he 18Th day Of tebrw.y nert: they may
ofherv-i-e BY Law Be excluded from al bsneat x
me sid estate Given Y De- our ssnss his ssth dAy
fkANJrs O.. HALSfED,
fet2sm 81 hAaf r. HALsIEp.
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4 NITED STATES PAIENf 2FfIcnh q

On III. pesi.ion 81 HH sHin q. sEYnoUR ana
DAY iOH 81 MORGAN. OF Brock part New York,
nrsyipe Tor the extension Of a patent granted 20
tenn an The eth day % June. 1855, for an improve
penr On Harry. sting Machines:
n IL crc.rrd that re testimony On the case BE-
e,esed ON the 7ih day of May next: that the time
~, fiins ar cme.-6r and the Examiners report BE-
imftri H. tbe lTth day OF Nav next, and that said
petition se b ard on the sed day NJ Nay next.
Any perez may crpcse this extension.
mais-sss II. b. LEGGEfr. Commissioner.
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90. W. Holmes says that humility is the
first of the viTtues-fOr other people
aTA writer from the African diamond field
saws he attended dance where he saw a sign
which read, " No gentleman admitted without
pants"
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DRoPosALs FOB COAL.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
Bureau Of EssvartaE asd PrisftnE,

b"eah q EHf'artHs dsd Frtsttnt
Sealed Proposals will be received a. this offics
until 10 O'Clock on WEDNESDAY, the so a
of March, 1877, for furnishing I'VE hundred 500
tons 81 Cumberland Coal, Georges Creek raa Of
mine. 20 be delivered a. such timee aud places aud
In spch quantities may be required. and snb.ect
20 - conditions required by act Of Congress sp-
PROVED July II, 1870. viz: That such Coal shalt
weigh 1<o pounds 90 he and shall b. inr pected
and weighed and the quantity Of each load certified
st the time OF delivery by the appointed and
the prescrbed fee Of - cent? Tor each ton Of coal in
spected. weighed and delivered shall be paid By the
contractor.
Proposals. viii be considered binding from one
week frcm the 18th OF MHrcn, i1z, the department.
bids received.
ied Nv safrfactory evidence of ability 20 fulfil me
consr act. win any payment be made without the
ceri6csfs the inspector that the Coal furnished
A such Q the contract Gale for
Proposals should be addressed and seut 20 the once
Of GEO. McCARTEE,
Chief Of Buresu of Engraving and Printing. Treas
ury Department. fsbr lawt
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RY W. L. WALL 4 co. ,Auctloneers,
II New Marble Building,
Nos. 900 and 902 Pennsylvania avenue
CHANCERY SALE OF A BRICK DWELLING
THItD STREET NEAR THE WASHING

ChANCERf SALE OF BRICK DWELLING
HOUSE, SITUATED ON THE EAST SIDE OF
THIED STREET, NEAR THE "WASHING-
TON HOUSE." AT AUCTION.
- Under and by virtue of decree of the Su-
81 preme Court OF the District of Columbia, passed
Ion the 9th day Of February, 1872 in cause
therein depending, wherein the First National Bank
OF Washington is com plainant, and John W. Morsell
and others are defe ndants, being Equity mum
bered 25l7. the undersigned, appointed trustee to
sell by said decree, will sell at public auction, in
front OF the premises, on WEDNESDAY, the goth
day Of March, 12, at O'Clock in the afternoon, ae
property pentioned in the proceedings in said
cause, to Wit Lot numbered forty four, L4l in
ervation numb red ten. 10 in the city Of Washing
ton, Districtof Columbia, with the impro sements
thereon
The terms of sale prescribed by said decree are as
follows One third of the purchase money to be paid
in each and the residue in equal raymen,s one to
be made in six CO., in twelve l2) and the last in
eighteen (1s) months from the day of SALE the de-
ferred payments to be secured by of the pur-
chaser, bearing interest from ths day of sale The
property Will be conveyed by the Trustee 10 the
purchaser upon the payment of th3 whole of the
purchase money, and taid purchaser will h,ve the
open Of payiuR the whole of the pu oney in
cash on ratncaIiOn cf the sale by the court Ii the
terms OF sale are not implied with within FIVE DAYS
from the day of sale. the Trustee the
TO resell the property On such public notice he
may dc best Tor the interest of all parties. at the
c ST OF the default ng purchaser or purchasers A
deposit OF go viii be required when the property
has been struck off and be pense of all convey
anciDg must be defray ed by the purchaser
ESUCh TOTEM, Trustee
febcO6marl3to20 w L.. WALL Il Co Aucts