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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-02

Considerable amusement was caused In the
House Of Commons recently when, on the
second reading Of Mr.. Somerset Beaumont 3
bill for the protection Of certain wild fowl
during the breeding season. Mr.. Auberon
Herbert got up and gravrly proposed that the
projection should be extended to ali small
birds. Never before had the' House been
treated TO such lecture upon ornithOlOgy,
nor individual members been SO thoroughly
enlightened upon the habits of the swallow,
the thrush, tointit robin readbreast, black
bird, and wagtail. But. however droll it
may have sounded, there was as much far
reaching usefulness as humanity IN the re-
marks OF Mr.. Herbert. He pointed out that
the little creatures upon which such needless
and cruel warfare was waked were really the
only check upsn an Indefinite mutip ication
OF insect life, and that il the stupid persons
who idly shoot them down were allowed to gC
on IN their process of determination, 1t would
nave the most serious results on the crops Oi
the country. The poor little sparrow, for in
stance, Is execrated on account Of his fordness
for Cherries but the few that he pecks at are
as nothing compared to what he saves from
the myriads of vOraciOus Insects he destroys
And the same may be said OF many an limo
cent little warbler whose chief food is thu
fruit-desfroying caterpillar and other noxiou:
! insects. 1t would be well If Mr.. Herbert
ideas could take root, also, on this side of tn,
Atlantic, where We have too many Doors wht
think there Is no other way Of whilling ava.
an hour than seizing gun and killing ever,
bird that happens to fly across their path. /
ls not only unmeaning cruelty, but the per
petration of actual public mischief.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-02

THE TREATY WITH JAPAN.-It is stated that
the second secretary Of the japanese embassy,
who went 10 Japan with Vice. -Embassador Ito
and Okubo. arrived in Washington last week
and brought authority to sign the treaty be-
tween the United States and Japan, negotiations
fol which sre nearly completed, while the small
points of difference between the embassy and
State Department have been harmonized. This
authority wa. unintentionaIly omitted in draft
ing the original instructions; hence the delay
It is expected the embassy will conclude it, Ia
bors by the middle Of July, and Immediately
leave for Lon Ion. The new treaty will put
Japan on the same commercial footing with
other nations, and reciprocates all the advan-
tages offered them. Arinori Mori, charge
daffaires at Washington, has been raised in
rank from Jugoi TO Shogoi. and commissioned
~ minister resident to the United States, with
leave Of absence to accompany the Japanese EN-.
bassey to Europe.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-02

ovstsvus 4. kosrnsr, the nsmo.
cratic, Liberal Republican. .rn
Germ an Candidate for oovernor
Of Illinois. "o'
duseavds A. Koerner, the candidate Of III.
Democrats and Liberals Of Illinois for Govs.e
noe w.s born At Frankfort on the. Main. and
Identified hinn~elf in youth with the arden, res. rev.
stationary efforts Of the German Hteral.. In
1852 ne graduated as DDctor of Laws Al Held
s'berg. In his twenty first year he par,jcpa,ed
IN the short Liberal outbreak at Frankfort. his
native city: and in consequence had 10 Hy the
country. He escaped to France, but imned;.,eIv
embarked tor tine United States, where he ar
rived in May, 1888, settling in BslIyils. lii. II.
read Law under Adam W Snyder, atterward.
tttend ed the law school 10 Lexington. XIV. and
Was admitted to practice in 1886 He va. elected
Judge Of the Suoreine Court in l845. a position
ne held till lS49. He Was elected by the Dem
ocratic party to be Lieutenant. Governor in 95s
tor term o. four years. Ia the early par. oI
me war he was appointed colonel of volunteers
snd assigned 10 the staff Of General Fremont
and atterward ofdeneral Halleck. He resigned
on account Of i'll health in 1862. In June Of
that year President Lincoln appointed him
Minister to Spain, which mission he resigned
early in 1865. He was elector .at.la,ge for
General Grant in 1858. and presided over the
Electoral CDIlege He has been residen; O
Illinois for more than forty years, and is on.
Of the best known and most respectable citizen
Of the State.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-02
Tho U. 3. In Debt to Enela nd.

It's said that the claims now before the Geneva
Commission will show that the United States are
in debt to England.-It is stated that the net
amount of one single claim is el3.0O0.O0O.
This claim grows out OF the constructions put
upon the Treaty Of Guadalupe Hidalo, made be-
tween this country and Mexico in February
lsss. 1t tinvolvss the question Of ownership OF
the famous New Almaden Quick.ilver Mine in
Santa Clara county. California, and covers four.
Hiths of the value of that mine. nine years in
come, and large amount of costs, &c. 1t will
be observed that this, as we'll as others of the
British claims which will come before the tribuu
a. involves indirect and consequential damages
So that the United States Government has MOI
only been deprived Of the advantage it insisted
upon as right, but it has actually been twisted
around in favor Of Great Britain. So much fol
the diplomacy Of our Grant administration.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-02

The COLISEUM ORaAN.-But one fatal accident
served to mar the harmony OF the opsuing piece,
says the Cleveland Leader and that was entirely
unavoidable. 1t appears . workman who had
been engaged in setting up the great organ the
day previous had left his shoes in the great six.
teen-foot pipe known as the Bourbon Double.
Mouth" Thinking he had time to get his ahoes
before the performance. he descended the pipe bu,
while inside the signal came, the air was turned
on, and like stone from q cstspult, his body wal
shot up through the roof. followed by his shoes
and both were picked up on bunker Hill later in
the day. The triaius ippedimsot Of hum.u
body IN the pipes does not affect the bsaatifu
clear tone OF the organ in the least.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-02

A NEW HAIL CoLUMBIA-The followin,
new version of ''Haii Columbia" as writer
by 3 foreign artistic. Madame Ermina Ruders
dorf, was sung by that lady, accompanied b,
the British Band, on the occasion of the Presi
dents visit at the Boston Jubilee.
Hail Columbia! Glorious STATED
Powerful art thou and greatl
II their best gifts Heavn and arth
Show'r'd upon thee at thy birth
Wheresoeer thy banner flies
Riches grow and honors rise;
Arts and science find home
Der all seas thy traders roam
Then. hail Columbia | glorious Statsi
Powerful art thou and great
Though SO young 10 all but fame.
Far.sprsad is thy m ghty name;
In the Senate, in the 6eld.
Ne'er hast thou the palm to yield
Gentle. true thy maidens fair,
Brave thy men beyond compare
Eoer for,odrd" il thy cry.
Leading thee to victoryl
Then. hail Columbia glorious StsteI
Powerful art thou and greatl
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-02
For the Delaware Gazette.

MIR. EDrroR.-In paper published some
lorty miles below us In Delaware, which acci.
assntiy ar fell Into our hands few days ago, is
ION the other hand Grant Is incidentally con.
servative, true to his CONNECTIONS and faithful a
an executive 06acer. His duties ss PresI
dent are executive. aud no man ln the Nation
mas the natural qualities Of an executive
onlcer more highly developed
This language brought f0rcibly to our mind
that or VOltare's In relation to Charles 10Th.
butcher. Oe''' :"
II the writer cited had used inssjnef, instead
OF convictions there would have peen leeg
cause TOR surprise. Instinct u common to all
animals a. y. convictions mainly IL not exclusive.
No doubt Grant Is true to his instincts.
JUST as true rs the tiger. the fox or weasel.
II Grant, as his particular friend, has cited
aoOve coAs hsns, Possesses any Qu0lsti.s 1t I'll
as civil executive officer. they are 90 far
anaeveioPed. except ~ to laws Of tho most
with all its unrepublicism, despotic. unIusj
tants. -'
| Pursuant to his executive instincts in this re-
gard the habeds corDus Is suspended; the militar,
power within certain limits employed, and 4
restricted or extended at the high Junction
ary 8 caprlces and to appearance his persona
hatred toward few prominent citizens in
given section, and the partizan success of hi
party is with him, motiue enough for thes,
acts a. despotlc power. How many citiz
OF , ne United states are now Imprisoned b!
MN ior the crime Of being called Ku-Klux
not certain. Are all the prisons OF the SoutI
full OF those unfortunatesc Twenty-one ",
saw some days ago, were sent to occupy dun
geons in Albany. Will not some cOmpeten
person ascertain the whole now thus i'm
prisoned?
What pity he had not been a butcher
satisfied his instsncts
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-02
orumbIers a. Newspapers.

head: 1T Is strange how closely men read
the papers. We never saw anything that
anybody didn't like, but We s0On hear Of 1t.
II, however, once In . while We happen TO
say good thing. We never hear Of that; no
body seems to notice that. We may pay some
man hundred compliments, and give him a
dozen puffs, and he takes it all as q tribute to
his greatness, and he never thinks Of It;
never thinks it does him any good. But l!
w happen to say things this man don't like,
or something that ho iMagines Is reflection
on him or his character, See how quick be
fares up an gets mad about It, All our evils
are duly charged u US, but We never ap-
parently, get any credit for what good We do.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-02
Wealth Of the United States.

1t is satisfactory to find out something still
remains Of this country besides debts and taken.
The returns OF the census of 1870 makes the
total value Of real and per.onal estate in the
United States, exclusive Of the possessions Of
me General Government, amount to S3O,O6S,
5l8.507. If this estimate be accepted AZ correct
it shows that, Notwithstanding the war, there
has been remarkable increase in the wealth
Of the nation since 1860, when the entire yalua.
tion was placed at $l6,l59,6l6,O6s.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-02

SALE OF YKARLINa CoLTs.-The great annual
~ oi yssrl,nx colts and hlliss belonging to Mr..
Z J. Alexander, Of the Woodbun Stud Farm.
kentucky, took place yesterday. Tne sale was
!el atteudsd, the bidding spirited and the prices
obtained large twenty -ons colts realizing the
SUM OF S1O.355, or an average OF about $969 80
esse; twsnty-two nliies bringing Sl6.6l5. or an
avsssss OF t765.25, which is largely in excess Of
tos p!.oss realized last year. Among the purchs-
~n frow this city were August Belmont, who
bought brother 70 Gray Planet: n H. Sanford,
weo bought brother to Monarchist and . half
netss TO AAdame Dudley Oh. NcDanieis, John
=. Vhambssin and Mr. Bsasstt wers also purcha-
sssA-N +. World, Juns ~.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-02

The Commercial IL mstaken. The Gazette can
mention other cases whore the assessment OF prop
.rtv by the Council been in excess Of the price
asked for it, and for which it can be bought q
once At the same time there are other proper.
tics in close proximity that are assessed several
thousand of dollars below what they will sell for
BIt # there was but one case. under the circum.
s.auces the matter would not only be an imposi.
tion but an outrage.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-02

HoR ACE GREELEY AND THE BOSTON JUsr-
LEE.-Aldermen Talbot, Cutter and Paul, the
committee from Boston, waited upon Horace
Greeley in New York on Saturday, and extend
ed an invitation from the international Jubilee
executive committee and the city OF Boston
visit that city. Mr.. Greeley accepted the invi-
tafion, and will be present At the great senger-
fest tomorrow.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-02

THAT philanth opic, sensational humbag.
Father Gavazzi, was very much intoxicated
at the Carrullton Hotel q day Or two since. In
fact, We have 1t from and0ubted authority
that he was drunk. It Is about time that such
speculators upon the credulity Of mankind as
Aiss O(3orman and Father 0avazzi should
be dismissed from the consideration Of honest
people baltimore Journal,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-02

EnIToRs' REUNION OF THE 9rH OF JULY
The Literal and Democratic journals all over
the country heartily respond to the call for a
reunion Of the national press upon the occasion
Of the Democratic National Convention. The
appeal addresses itself directly TO all members
Of the press who favor the Liberal movement,
and 1t u expected that the assemblags will be
one Of the largest and most national gatherings
Of the kind ever held in this country.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-02
1iridends.
27th Dividend,

UDD FELLOWS Hall. COMPANY.
Wilmington, June, 2s. 1872.
N AZ meeting Of the Board Of Curaters of the odd
Fel!ows Hall Company. held this day. Dividend
OF FIVE PER CENT for the last six months was de-
clared. payable at the Office of the Treasurer. No.
oiO Market street tbasement) on and after July s.
HENRY ECkEl.,
JyZ-3td Secretary and Treasui er
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-02
Wants.
WANTED.

"ANTEO.
w Every Sne to krow that CHADWICK'S IS
Museum will have ,me Extraordinary Additions
during the 9Th Of July week. Do net fail % see
them at 2O' West 4th street. adjoining the Fouu-
tS1h Ice cream HArden. iune28 dot
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-02

~, following oecars in report Of the New
LORE Free Trade Conference; Psrke Goodwin.
S1Ay ask tho esntlemsn question: Mr.. Pills
oory -Ceetainly. Mr. 0odWin-I nsarsily sgres
w;th eli the esntlsmaa has said against csntrali.
1toso. but ask him II it 10 not true that Mr.
0reelsy has approved Of ell thsss csueralizius
Aessarssp Mr.. Piisbury- The Christian world
asvsr acatee from st. Paal previous to his con.
vsfssoa.s Laughter asd applaussl
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-02

D. Lorin9 says u he should be candidate
~. ~ osHce he doesn't know why his wife should
~ wa 1os him. She does, probably.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-02
DAILY GAZETTE.
The New YORK World, Of yesterday. says Mr.
Greeley will 70 to the Baltimore Convention with
tvo-ttird vote on the first ballot

WAsx-The weather this morning was even
more oppressive than yesterday. The thermome.
ter At IL N. in the shade stood 96 at the drug
store Of H. r. Bringhurst: at f. Bringhurst &
co.. 81; at the Gdsefte Office 95.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-02
Tho Geneva Tribunal.

GENEVA. July The Alabama Claims Arb,-
ust,on tribunal. in dealing with the direct claims
OF tne american Government. will consider sepa-
nsey tue character of ths Confederate cvuiserr.
ana award damages according to its Hndinss.
=, A.ss Nellie Grant has been staying quietly at
gong by way of Martieny aud vevay to Berns.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-02
Great Britain.

LONDON: July l.-Arrangements have been
aa0e ny tho American Club. of Liverpool for u
6ne celebration the 4th OF july in that citv. The
B':hop Of Manchester. Dean Of Chester. John
Bright. and Mr.. Rsthboue have been invited 70
attend the dinner on the occasion,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-02
Dividend. .

FIRST NATIONAL BAN.
lmington liel.. July |. l3Il.
Tho Board Of Directors have this day declared a
Dividend Of Five per centun. clear Of tax payable
on demsnd GEO ID. ARMSTRONG;
Jyl4t Cashier.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-02
Oivid end.

UNION NATIONAL BANE OF WlLAINGroS.
June ~. ls...
VINHE Board OF Directors Of this Rsnk haye de
l. clared Semi annual Dividend Of Five per
cent. out Of the profs of the last six months paya
BILE on ond after the lOth of July 1872 cesr Of ali
taxes. JOHN PEOPLES
jyl-4t Cashier
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-02

Tlppoo Saib's grandson wants to practice
law In London.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-02
Tho Labor Movement.

NEW f0RK. July 1.-The Federal Council OF
ne !ntenat,ons!s held meeting yesterday
Ine International Congress, to be held in Phila-
oephie next week. il to seek the establishment Of
. reunion OF all dis,ordant elements Of the asso-
ciation.
The situation in regard 10 the labor strikers TO.
Gay 10 practically unchanged, and presents NO new
Developments Of interest
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-02
jy2-3td
Ojvide end.

NATIoSAL BASE OF WILMISGroS L BRAsrYw!SE,
u WilmirVton. Del July !, ,s12.
The Board Of Directors have this day declared ,
Dividend OF Seven per cent for the last six months
payable on an after the 10th inst clear OF t,xc>
JJl II +. RICE. Cashier
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-02
NOR SALE

NoR MALE
Two Lots of Ground On Heaii stI Get, betweex
llth and 18th. over Elty enth stree; lHdse. Also
two lots on ne" street. between 18th aud 18th
east OF Aeai street. Apply at
THIS OFFICE
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FREE SCHOLARsHIPS
ST. JOHNS COLLEGE.
rHE Board Of School Commissioners Will
j meet on
TLESDA 7. The 25tA day Of AUGUST,
1872.

for the purpose OF examining and appointing
applicants for Tn. free Scholarships TO Saint
John College, provided for by an Act Of the
General Assembly Of Mary!a passed q, the
January Session, 1872.
This Act provides for furnishing in the COLLIE
gate course Of this College, board, fuel. tights
and washing, " two Of the Studenis educated
free Of charge for tuition, from each SENATORIAL
District of this State, aud appointed By the
Commissioners of the Public Scboois, by and
with ;he advice and consent or the Senator in
their RESPECTIVE Senatorial Districts, after
competitive examination Of the candt'tates
I'rDrIdsI that the said appointment shall not
he held hv the same Student for more than four
lrnrs and that 81, h student receiving such sp-
pointment. shall give has bond 10 the State OF
MARYLAND for such amount, with such security
~ may be appIosed By the PTiaciral OF said
to.i.re that he will teach within this State for
not lcss than two years after leaving College,
and should any Student neglect or refuse Ia
teach the ieng;h Of lime required by this Act,
hs bond hall be liable. Studcats will be eX-
nmIued for entrance into the Freshman class
upon the following studies English Gram
~ ? L. 6. History, Ancient and Modern Geog-
rarhy, Arithmetic. Algebra to quadrat.c Equa-
tons, Geometry. FIRST book, Latin. in Caesar.
Sallr-i aud Virgil. Greek, in Greek Reader and
N-n"phons AEahasis. The amount vi the
bond required by This Act has been fixed at
seven hundred and fifty dollars. with two sure
ties TO be approved BY the Board Of School Com
n>sioners. Besides the Students referred 10
above the law has provided for the gratuiious
tuition. room rent and use Of text books 10 four
Other Students from each Senatorial District OF
the State to be appointed above, and who
are required to paw two hundred dollars per an
mum for board. fuel. lights and washing.
Representations having been rnadc, that some
Of the counties may not be able To furnish stu
dents qualified 10 enter the Collegiate Course of
th- college. the visitors and Governors OF the
COLLEGE have far modified the terms OF admis-
si"u as To- admit students from those applicants
wbo nearest approach the standard OF the FRESH
man lass above, where none fully qualified
apply.
J. FRANK FORD, Sec. &c.
3D.. Sch. Commrs.
July ~, is1a-2,
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given. that: at the
IN expiration Of thirty days from this
date. the undersigned Intend TO apply to
The County Commissioner of Saint Ma
rvs county to make PUBLIC ROAD
starting from the .,nain road leading from
Leo, ard'own to tie Head Of ST Gem
ent's b: , near the Plank Bridge, through
James Diiiahav's. passing near john W.
Grnves' ard to J"hn Parsons mill. theme
through Ienatius joys land to the main
rosd. coming out to the snme near where
tho late Sylvester SIalding lived.
GEORGE ". MORGAN,
j. G.. SPALDING.
JOHN T. SPALDlN6,
STEPHEN JONES,
JOHN +. COX.
and others.
June q. 1S72-30l.
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Late Collectors Sale

IN sPp! c,fion Of joseph D. Taylor.
" ia'c Co!lesier Of the S,sse and eoun-
y 'ax.s in iIe lsg sseesios Diaric, az
Saint Masy's esseiy ks tho ycsr le7i.
Il is osSsscd b he cossSy Csm emission.
.rs for saint Nary , eessfy !. skAs the said
Joseph %. nyDsr prosssa 10 sel. after
e'vns swsaiy days pseviess neice q,
The Court aosss deos ssd ness public
places = a.. sssnsts ssa ~ pshljsA,iou
IN the .seies lary's Beseea, 4 ne1spaper
published b 0aiss Mays county. the
following land in the LIST election dissrie,
OF ST. Mays county, 70 vit a .,a,s,-.,,
Ore tract or parcel Of land, ssslsd, ssd
kn"wn BY The name Of = - ~ 8
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Orphans Court Of Saint Nary's County, ST.
May 81, 1879. SOW
nRDERED By THE COURT. That Jane A
~ Shoemaker, ADMINISTRATIVE of Vim Blair.
Late OF 81 Nacy's county. MARYLAND deceased.
give The notice required by law to the decess.
ed $ creditors to exhibit their claims, and tia,
the same be published once week for sig spc.
cessive weeks IN the S, Marv's Beacon.
Test:
jaws T " RAI.v.
Register Wills for St Mary's coca.y.
NOTICE.
In pursuance Of the above order. 7 he..bv
give notice that hay. obts,aed from .,s nv.
phans' Court OF ST. Mays county ,Jarr,.na
letters OF administration the personal estate q,
VIM Blair, late of said cou..,y, deceased ~
All persons ha-ing claims gains; the said de.
ceased are hereby Motif, d to eyhibi, the can.
with the proper -or chers attached thereto. ,e
the subscriber. On or before the 2s,h day of Nov
is'.' tue! ill otherwise by law be excluded
.ro,n the Ienefts OF the said estate. All person.
de'.ed TO the deceased are requested to make
Immediate payment 10 the subscriber,
JANE A tt'ENiEER,
ADMINISTRATIVE
may %, ls7?-ew.
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COIOred Schools.
TEACHERS SALARIES.

4 ! meeting Of the Board Of School Com :
IA m s>iuLerS. he'd July the 9th the follow
,n, order passed Ordered, that the Sec
rr'nrl advertise in the ST. Nary's BEACON. tina,
The fri quarterly ins'allment Of the fund tor
c"''rcd >rhools has been received. and that the
Eoagi Of School Commissioners will be pleased
{" receive offers Of anv houses that may he conL
'cutuny located and suitable for school purpo-
ses''
Teachers are hereby notified, that the under
signed is now prepared to pay their salaries in
full for Spring Term, 1872.
J. FRANK FORD, See, Treas, &c.
3D. Sch. Commrs
July Is, lsT2-2t
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STERLING SMITH.

Port Republic, Cavcr, GO Nd Feb -. -.
Cea'S ~ have used great vaiic.r ef Ter.,-
Ii7ers during 7sst ears. bet hare made hcAs-
Il. c-ol cf obecco from the Use Of ID, rseys
Tobacco Compound than ever raised on n"
same amount or .aai. / used it q, the rate Of
$50 10 go lbs. per acre broadcast.
Yours Respectfully.
...-.- a u. TALBOT
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IL acres.

Immediately adjoining the above descelb
ed farm which will be likewise sold mt
tie >amc time and place, either with said
farm or separately to suit the convent
ence ne the ! trchas,r.
III" in provemcnts consist Of two story
DIV FILLING. aid tine. thrifty young
APPLE and PEACH orchard.
TERMS OF SALE.
as prescribed by the Decree, One-.hird
Of the ur chase money tn te aid In cash
on tho day Of sale. AID the ba ance n two
equal irslallments i, one aud two years
fr m said day of sale-said de erred pay.
mems to bear interest frcm the day Of
sale. and TO he secured by the sin :
gle ILLS Of the purclss,r or purch .
scrs with n surety or surcties to be an
proves J said rustees, and on the rnti.
fca'i"n OF said sale by said Court and the
payment of the Whole purchase money
(aud hot before tie said Trustees shall
Ly a good aud Sufficient Deed. to be CT.
ccutcd aud sckn"wIedg, d according to
law. CONVEY TO the purchaser ot Iarcha-
sers 'heteoi the r"rery to him. her or
:hcm. sold, free. clear aud discharged o!
ard from all claim Of the p,rtics to this
cause. or of any person "rp rsons. claim
i"g or TO claim. by. from or uuder them
or any OF them.
~ Conveyahci 6 and stamps at COS,
Of urchas'r.
THOMAS ANDERSON,
WM. vElRS BOUIC. ia.
L. ust.cs.
ABELL 4 kBELL. Auc,ioneers.
July Is. lS72-,s.