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TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

KINGSTON, Jan 0, 1873.
Right Rev. Bishop Cox, of New York, has arrived
here, and Is well received by the people.
The cable expedition viii return to England on
Monday. az the effort to recover the Aspinwall
cable has been abandoned for the present.
Sir Charles Bright left here to-day for Santiago
dc Cuba.
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ENGLAND.

Discount Rate in Open Market and Bate for
Money on Change Failure
with Heavy Losses-American
Bankers in Bankruptcy.
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Press Canvass Of NapoleOn's Character
Probable Consequences OF tho Event to
the Governments.
The legitimlst, clerical and Oreanist journals OF
Paris do justice to Napoleon's good qualities. and
concur In the opinion that the system which he In
herited was responsible for OF the evils OF his
government.
L'Untuers appeals to the Orleans princes to &C.
knowledge the Count de Chambord as the legiti-
mate heir to the throne OF France and thus rally
around q centre the monarchical forces, now
strengthened by the death Of the ex-Emperor.
lie Temps says q terrible responsibility weighs
upon NapOeon's memory. He, however, was the
victim Of tradition, and was deficient in moral
sense. The experience France has gone through
with him will preserve her hereafter from political
saviors and fatalists.
LIE Bien Publtc studies the man pyschologcally,
spiracy he continued to govern with policy of
contempt for mankind.
L'Ordre and LIE Pays put their columns in mourn
ing, and declare that The Emperor is dead but the
Empire indestructibe.
The Journal des Deoats is impressed by the sud-
denness and character of the chastisements Of this
man. Ho was the great deluslon of the country;
the mass of the nation dreamed with him; the
awakening was terrible. Now "the Empire Is
peace, the peace OF the tomb"
The RepuoltQue FYancatse considers the Bona
partist party as dead 1t reviews what the two
Empires have cost France in money and blood,
shame and disaster. Both Emperors were only
powerful by force Of lies. BY lies they fell. The
Napoleon legend has vanished completely. The
hero of Strasbourg and Boulogne Is the nephew Of
Austerlitz, and the Woolwich cadet the son Of
SedSn. 1t is indeed finished.
The Constitutional finds the situation in France
and Europe in no wise affected by the death OF
Napoleon III. His reign was most fruitful in great
results. History will record it as one of the most
prosperous, Notwithstanding its disastrous close.
The Gualots shows black border and defends the
memory OF the deceased. 1t attributes his death
more to the anguish caused by unmerited disas-
ters shameful treasons and infamous calumnes
than to the effects Of physical disease.
The Journal 001cies speaks Of the Emperor In
terms of respectful sympathy, and hopes his
death, by reducing the number of pretenders
will not lessen the country's hope for calm
and orderly future.
The Dir-Neuvieme Steele pitilessly remarks that
this death carries all thoughts to Alsace. The
Importance OF the news from London may be
summed up thus The Empire was dead the En-
peror has just died.
Figaro cannot forget Napoleon's twenty-five
years. service against an army OF cOnspiratOrs. Is
dep0res his faults; they led France to the brink
OF an abyss into which others precipitated her.
Movement in the French National As
sembly.
VERSAILLES, Jan. 10, 1873.
The Bonapartist members Of the French National
Assembly left the Chamber Immediately after the
receipt Of the intelligence Of Napoleons death.
Many OF the legislators will go over to London,
where their Highnesses the Prince Napoleon and
Princess Mathilde are expected to arrive at an
early day.
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SUSAN B. ANTHONY.

BUFFALO, N. Y, jan TO- 1873.
Susan b. Anthony was brought before Judge
Hail. In the United states Court to-day, In charge OF
q Deputy United States Marshal on writ Of habeas
corpus. After consultation between the counsel
the hearing Of the case was postponed TIL the 2lst
tnsta NJ the Court to be held In Alhanv.
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CHINA.

A Diplomatic Difficulty Of Etiquette Adjusted
Waiting for the Moon-Nows from Hong
Kong to New York Within Day.
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BurDctts Miniature TOilets.-Elcgant
ASSORTED COLORED BOXES, containing a com lete
Toilet Appendage, admirably adapted TO the Toilet Table
and travellers pOrtmanteau. ACCEPTABLE HOLIDAY
PRESENTS. Wholesale by druggists sundry men every
where.
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MADRID, Jan. 10, 1873.
A large body OF Carlist insurgents yesterday ap-
preached the town of Taffalla, twenty miles from
Pampeona. They were attacked with vigor by the
troops and driven back.
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The SCRANTON (Pa.) Times bushes for the
legislators at Harrisburg Instead of COM
manding from one to ten thousand dollars per
head, as at Albany, they can, according to the
Tines, be bought for from five to fifty dollars.
Perhaps that is more than they are worth.
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Royal Havana L.ottery.--Prizes Cnsihcd.
Circulars sent. J. b. MARTINEZ CO., 10 Wall street;
Post oice box 1865
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"Better Late than Never.'-The Great

fire in Centre street. tho oath December, burned in
The hiudery the entire first edition Of THE Illus
TRAfED PiiRENoLoGIoAL J9yRNAL INA. for for January,
rich and racy reading, with numerous Illustrations.
Shakespeare and Many OF His Leading Dramatic Char
Horace Greeley, with por,at; The WI and Mind Ex
and Eject "stif Upper Lips" Steam VS., Horse
Power; The objectionable offence Clarke Braden, the
secret al Reality Demand for Worth; How Planets nett
TO Women Teachers and Wrters Principles OF Phreno
ogy; Prison Reform; Words in General Use; Bel
Wstbers: Cool Headed Young Woman Escape; Ian
guagc Of the Eyes; The Broken Song In the stormmil
Hair Turning Gray Prematurey; supplying Defective
Education, &C. Copiousy Illustrated. A capital num-
her New volume. Terms So year. Single numbers,
70 cents Supplied by newsmen Published by >. r.
WELLS $3.50 Broadway, New York.
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WEATHER REPORT.
r. 'ARTMENT.
WAR DEF ARrMENT.
OFrIcE OF THE CHIEP StA
WASHINGTON ID. c.. Jan-l - N. m.

npN i
OFFICR OF THE CHIP SBQA "a vrTCrn'(
WASHINGTON ID. c., JAM - A. M
Synopsis for the Past TsUeaty, or ho"s'
Occasional areas OF light snow ha>vs prcvaheo
over the lake region, but thence to the Gun ant t
antic coasts the barometer has risen wita low am
failing temperature very generally, clear weather
and westerly to northerly winds, except over the
western Gulf coast, where they are northeastsriy;
the barometer has fallen during the day and even
ing over the Northwest and Missouri, with wind
backing to southerly and easterly, increasing
coudlness and rising temperature
Probabilities.
For New England brisk to fresh n0rtIwestcrly
and westerly winds, falling temperature and very
generally clear weather; for the Middle States
westerly and sOuthwesterly Winds diminishing
in force and very generally clear and cold
weather; for the South Atlantic States north
erly to westerly Winds and clear and
cold weather; from The Gulf to the
Ohio Valley easterly to souIherly winds, rising
temperature and generally clear weather; from
the Ohio Valley to Lake Erie and Lower Michigan
winds backing to southery and southeasterly, ris-
ing temperature and increasing cloudness; from
Missouri and Kansas to Lakes Michigan and Supe-
rior and Minnesota southerly to easterly winds.
rising temperature and cloudy weather, with prob
ably snow.
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An Excellent Hair Notwithstanding
70 The overhcated brain. CHEvALIER'S LIFE FOR
THE HAIR restores gray hair Increases its growth.
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GERMANY.

Prussian Explanation Of the Prosecutions of the
Press.
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highly Mandatory obituaries of the deceased En-

Eugento 20 Proclaim q French Regency.
LONDON, Jan. 10. 1873.
The Empress Eugene will soon issue proclama-
ton to the French people announcing that she
assumes the regency during her sons minority.
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tsm swclings Iameness and ANY kind of flesh. bone
muscle ailment upon beast are cured by CEN
TAUR LINIMESf, the most wonderful discovery Of
ancient or modern times.
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GAZZAM's Collection Agency and Law Offices 22s
Broadway, corner Barclay street.
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Royal Havana Lottery.-New scheme
now out Orders fed rrizes cashei, Information FUR
nslea. Highcs. rates paid Tor spanish bills, &C. &c
TAYLOR 4 co. Baukers ID VAL street. New York.
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The DIFFICULTIES OF JURY FINDING in these
latter days seem to be as great as those sur
rounding the findings of juries. Five jurors
were the result of days work and an entire
panel in the Wharton case at Annapolis.
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The following record will show the changes in
the temperature for the past twenty four hours in
comparison with the corresponding day OF last
year, as indicated by the thermometer at Hudnuts
Pharmacy, HERALD Building:-
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A.-rhe ..Patent shirt Chart,,' 10,

measurement cutting and making periectftting shirts
of any size. Price 81 For sale or sent to any address
most rad on receipt Of price. Address PATENT SHIRT
tH ART COMPANY, 20 East Fourteen tn street. New York
Agents wanted everywhere.
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Ftna Fire Extinguisher, the Best and
cheapest Exnguishe In at the usual popular price.
nts concerning this machine made by an ancient x.
iingusher company tor the purpose OF senng tnen
are copper and no paint Is put On to eoyer up
he with lawsuits II they fail TO purchase the
Ena The pre1e q ahe .nn + e. ~ i2 s
Rroad
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MEXICO.

Border Customs Difficulties on the Line Of ths
Rio Grande.
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A.-Herring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES
25l and 252 Broadway, corner of Murray street.

A.-Hcrald Branch Office, Brooklyn,
corner of Fulton avenue and BOerum street.
Open rom "A. NJ. to 0 +. NJ.
On Sunday from to 9P. NJ.
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All the Graafenberg Medicines Are
purely vegetable. .
the world, 25c, per box. GRAAFENBERG MARSHALL'S
CATHOL1CON, for Weakness, Nervousness and com
plants to which women are liable, 81 % per bottle
Sold by druggists. GRAAFENBERG CO., l39 william
street. New York.
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biennial sessions of the Legislatures have
elected their United States Senators as long as
tour years in advance of a vacancy.

tour wears IN ADVANCE Oh VdCducy.
The COMPTROLLER AND CHAMBERLAIN's case
was not heard in the Superior Court yester-
day, but was postponed until to-day. In the
meantime it is rumored that reformer Foley
is taking other, proceedings before reformer
Barrett to obtain possession of the ten-thou-
sand-dollar Office to which reformer Green
has endeavored to appoint him.
THE CRIME OF OUTRAeNa FEMALE CHASTITY
in the South appears to be specially the
province of the liberated negro. We publish
to-day the details Of the outrage on Mrs.
Dayton, seventy four years of age, by
q full-blooded African named Craig,
in Cumberland county, Maryland. The
manner in which the brutal wretch
planned and carried out his designs upon the
poor old lady shows how adroitly our colored
citizens can leap into the vilest of crimes
known to the human mind. Being in the
employ of the grands on of his victim, Craig
was easily identified, tried and condemned to
death, the extreme penalty being carried out
in Cumberland yesterday.
The JERSEY CRY BOARD OF PUBLIC Works
= were yesterday acquitted on the great
jersey sewer Indictment The jury had been
out for twenty-five hours and had nothing
to eat during that time. With the YER
dict they coupled a censure of the Board
for looseness in the transaction of
business The Court refused to receive
the censure, and the Board were good-natured
enough not to quarrel over the matter. The
District Attorney, as the result of the whole
days work, which included some other &C.
quittals, confessed to o sense of discourage
ment. 1t is plain, however, that he and the
defendants could not be gratifed together.
TIE PRESENT HARpoR MASTERS OF THE PoRT
OF New YORK are, with the Captain of the
Port, to be legislated out of Office. Mr..
Benedict yesterday introduced bill into the
State Senate providing for the appointment of
their successors by the Governor. The num-
Der of these officers and their distribution are
to be the same. They are to be shipmasters
without ships, and, as a matter of course,
republicans. A great many of the promised
reforms will doubtless be made the vehicle
for providing berths for old party hulks
TIE DETROIT Free Press regards it as almost
incredible that the retiring and incoming
Governors of two States have gone through
the process of delivering their messages and
have not been once led astray by the desire to
make political point. Yet it is fact
Governors Baldwin and Bagley, Of Michigan,
and Governors Hoffman and Dix of New
York. are the gentlemen referred to as making
this commendable innovation upon former
usage.
The DIFFICULTIES OF JURY FINDING in these
latter days seem to be as great as those sur
rounding the findings of juries Five jurors
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A-Ncvcr Fails-Watts' Nervous Anti.
DOTE cured me Of severe Neuralgia and Chronic Head
aches. JOHN KIESEL, corner Dey and Greenwich sts.
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NEW PuRxIcArIoNs.

(lHEAPEsT BOOK STORE
" In the world.
] Old Books bought
l67,f32 Miscellaneous Books
almost given away.
Catalogues Nos IS and IS free.
Send stamp
LEGGAT BROTHERS.
No. Beekman street, opposite Scw Post ONCE.
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SPAIN.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

Insurgents Defeated by the Royalists.
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LAND FOR THE UNION SOLDIERS

Average temDGruCUre yeStCruay ............
Average temperature for corresponding date
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TIE FEELING In PARIS.

Profound Impression in the Public
Mind-The Bourse Upward.
LONDON, Jan. 10, 1873.
A despatch from Paris says the news OF the death
Of the ex-Emperor Napoleon caused great i'm
preston In that city.
rentes.
MARSHAL MAoMAHoN REPORTS THE DYNASTY DEAD
IN THE ARMY.
Marshal MacMahon reports to President Theirs
that the French Army is not affected by the death
of Napoleon. 'There are" he says. "Bonapartists
among the officers. but no party which supports
the Napoleonic dynasty in the army"
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Either Of the above when not to re had
sent postpaid by mail to any part OF the United states
receipt of price
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Nap LEO N.

NAP0 LEO N.
The Last Moments and Dying
Effort OF the Doomed
Exile at Chiselhurst.
Eugene the Centre Of a Grief
Stricken Group.
B0NAPARTE'S BEST TRAIT OF CHARACTER.
Words to His Wife and a
Smile of Farewell.
The Prince Imperial Bap-
tized in Sorrow.
Preparations for a Post Mortem
and the Funeral.
Royal and Popular Coincidence with
the UncrOwned Widow.
MacMahOn's Report Of the Senti-
ment of the French Army.
Feeling in Paris and Action Of the Imperial
lists in the Assembly at Versailles.
Now the Empire is Peace-The
Peace Of the Tomb"
Eugene to Proclaim a
Regency.
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L,RANKLIN SQUARE, NEW YORK, JAN. lis.ls78
HARPER 4 BROTHERS.
LIST OF NEW BOOKS

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This book stands few books DO ono of the best tests
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he knows how to his PEN We advise every one who
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TO enjoy the time OF the pcasantest books OF
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York Times.
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FOR SALE VERY CHEAP.

A COMFORTABLE BILLING
"A House. containing three coinmo.
diOus rooms, cellar and wash mouse, all
elegantly furnished. Water in tll,. house
also good we'll on the PREMISE. s.II
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|REKA DAILY SENTINEL.
rn EVERY MORNING, MONDAYS
EXCEPTED, BY
go, w. CASSIDY.

,rrp,s OF SUBSCRIPTION:
a,rv one year, by mail.::..."....Sl' 90
p coz six months, by mail........ 90
Copy' Copi three months, by mail. 90
!nre.rs cur. forwarded until paid for.
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REGULAR MEETINGS.

MEETINGSOF THE
n Rebekah Charity Degree Lodge l. O..
o. F., will be held until further notice on
the first and third Fridays of each month.
Hour of meeting7R O'Clock p. m. So-tf
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NOTICE.

yUHE PUBLIC ARE HEREbn tr 49, a
toned against negoilatlhS Srrnl,a
fnesN favor %f"T of George Brady. for Sll2 co. as
nayment has been stopped. me bn tr,'IS IN
+ IS numbered 50S. and signed Iohh M
Murphy, Superintendent; bvme. be.
II was lost on the 9TH inst, ny ny, lawn
tween the Maryland mine ana tie 'o"A
OF Eureka. lin ha maid the
A suitable reward will pe Ps,u PnutineI
finder on returning IL 10 tn trn0tT\S
office. ,e-o os-3t
Eureka, Oct. 7. 1873.
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From'the Gold Hill News, Oct. 14.l
AMES NJ. LEGATE was arrested in
gnia City yesterday, for disposing
lnumber of bogus checks on sat
ay and Sunday last. He had an
|mination in Justice Ioung's Court
evening. and was held to await
action of the Grand Jury in the
Of - 1000. Legate claims that he
the checks while playing poker
Silver city few nights before !;
he did not know they were
!us; and that when arrested he
Just come to Virginia City for the
pose of redeeming them.
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Sarebrush News.

Ir.or the Carson Appeal, Oct. l4.l
,sr Saturday mig ght, as John Ro-
|; one-armed Swiss who is at
u berding goats for Swift, was
t,S;rg his WV 10 Chedic's, where
|inITes and when just opposite
III claiming mill, he was beset by
rnynes who threw him down,
/ him and cutled him, and robbed
| Of what money was upon his
ton-between Sl3 and S1i. 1t was
Eright moonlit night and John
prnized his assailants AS three fell
= Who had tried TO seduce him in
rame of three-card monte, and he
as little time as possible III pro-
;n% their arrest. Their names, as
on to the Sheriff, are James Buck,
I & Tracy and VIM. Slattery.
Ire is every reason for believing
m to be old offenders, although
q are strangers here. Their eN-
spation was to have taken place
kerJay. but they moved TO have
cs,noned until 10 o'clock Wednes-
tomorrow morning, and their
nest was granted. Meantime they
lin iail. This is the first case of
|bwav robbery that has ever come
Sur notice, as occurring in Carson,
ke the Spring of 1S65-more than
N wears. In that time there have
4 two robberies committed near
one between the Prison and
IDjre by Pat. Hurley and an
|convict friend of his, the subject
H. barber who lived at Empire
the other by Chamberlin and
tleSnake Dick on Col. stone, be-
IA Empire. In each of these cases
perpetratorS were caught and
ed. The Harris Waterman rob
n of Wells, Fargo Il Co.'S stage
! place in the Summer OF 1860, but
occurred at the Chalk Hills,
= ch are either in Lyon or Storey
)nty.
LITTLE CHILD of Mr.. Van Read
painfully and dangerously cEoked
terdav morning by swallowing
brass spiral spring of a clothes
! DR.. Walcott being sent over
Re ON the run, and not having any
|ruments with him, thrust his
|mb and finger down the child's
Bat and snaked out the obstruction.
barge harm done.
)om the Virginia Enterprise, Oct. l4.l
hi ORNDORFF has leased the Nir-
ia Race Course and is making ar
gements for some lively racing
fe at no distant day. He was out
kerdav among the turfmen, and
)ed $500 or 300 toward getting up
Tree DAYS horse flesh festival. MIR.
ldortf also intends getting up some
fon-shooting matches at the race
|rse ere long.
|HoMAS GRACEY, County Assessor
Storey county, left last Sunday
hing for visit to the Isle of Man,
native place. He has leave of alb
Re for three months, and Will
|bably be gone nearly that length
lime.
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FOR SALE.

~ MANNHEIM ADNERTISES TWO
~. lots for sale cheap for cash; each
. by 100 feet. adjoining the City Hay
Yard corner lots. sis-i
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TN EUREKA
CONSOLIDATED AND E1CH
MOND MINES!

If you are affected win nse ca'f'i + Def. i,
wish to be curcu 0i ~ S"'"e'
TER'S COUGH TONIC.
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DR., r. DETER

-,S REMOVED TO THE BUllDlN'
adinining the La Grande Saloon.
our Hathing apartments have been re-
fitted, making them the best IN lo"m; With =
no those who have favored ' Us mi'n nnr
thanlSs st'ar and respectfully solicit con'ih-
"d,,'c Tn connection ", with the above estaolisn-
,onnt nr better has private apartments
for the reception of those VINO aro fro' n',,, mnre
nI ~ Mcdicines manufactured from pure
vegetation. Cures guaranteeo'
- = cit
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NOT ICE.
HOSE Meeting.

rHyHE RESCUE HOSE COMPANY
hold their regular monthly meeting
on the first Wednesday of each month
at their Hose House.
d. f. BAILY, President.
DIV. Cross, Secretary. Iel7
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,HVCTION STILES.

GALE OF VALUABLE MILL PROPER =,
- TY.-By virtue Of q decree pronounced oy
the Circuit Court OF Prince William county, on
the the 1lth day of October, 1872 in the cause Of
Hedgemon Carney plsintf against F enn1m;.
sioners, appointed by the said decree, will offer
for sale, at public auction to the highest bidder
at the front door of the Court House OF the sad
county, on the FIFTH DAY OF NJ AZ, 1873,
that being Court day, a TRACT OF LAND, ~
ing in Prince William and Stafford COUNTIES yh
pawamsic rum This tract of land has upon 81,
it very comfortable DWELLING HOUSE, 81
with four rooms, and sll necessary outhouses,
barn and stable, and valuable GRlsT and
SAW MILL.
Terms: One-four.h cash, and the residue on q
credit of one, two and three years, with interest
from date the purchaser to execute bond @nd
security for the deferred payments, and the title
to be retained until the whole of the purchase
money is paid, as q further security therefor.
w. WILLOUGHB1,
VIM II. PAYNE,
AYLET NlCOL,
Pr VIM. &C.. an lO-eots Commissioners.