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The New York herald., 1873-11-04
H. B. CLAFLIN & co.

A Member OF tho Firm Denies That the
House Is In Want of Any Assistn nee
Also Declares That the Boston Com
mittee Have Succeeded.
Owing to the reports which have been circulated
regarding the solvency of the house Of II. b.
Clanin Co., reporter of the HERALD called yes
terday ana made several attempts to have an in
terview with the head OF the firm. The senior
Mr.. Claim, however, was absent on each occasion,
but when the last call was made young Mr.. Clafin
had conversation with the reporter as follows: -
REPoRTER-I called as representative OF the
HERALD to ask II the committee who went to Bos-
ton some days ago to seek assistance for your
house in this financial pressure have returned?
Mr.. CLAFLIN-They have returned.
REPORTER-Have they made any report, and, if
ton. "A' = - ~ '''' :" - p'O'A-
Mr.. CLAFLN-There has not been any ofHcial
report made OF their visit II was not any regular
committee; 1t was q few friendly gentlemen who
went to the Boston banks.
REPoRTER-Dld they succeed in their object for
which they visited BostonY
Mr.. CLAFLN-They did. The Boston banks
banks; but the house does not want any assist.
ance, having firmly decided to go on with our busi-
ness as we have done heretofore: We therefore
shall not ask for the assistance which was offered
to the committee IN Boston, and matters win re-
main on their old footing.
Mr. Claim did not desire to make public the
names OF the committee, and the interview was
then terminated.
NEW YORK, NOV. ., 1873.
70 THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
The following is furnished by member OF the
Grm OF II. B. Clanin Co. -
The statement OF the affairs OF III. b. Claim Il
CO., as submitted to meeting OF the friends OF the
drm, which included their largest creditors, held
this afternoon, was as f0llOws:-
Good assets OF all kinds S22 sos 900
Total Indebtedness, domestic and foreign Is
Surplus. 50, ,924 900
1t was agreed that no assistance should be asked
OF the associated banks or Clearing House, and
their friends and creditors present at the meeting
UNANIMOUSLY rendered to II. b. Cla1in d Co. an ex-
tension averaging four and half this, matur-
Ing in monthly payments, which promptly ac-
cepted. The business OF the firm will proceed as
usual. In this statement is not included the per-
sonal assets OF any member OF the frm. II merely
embraces the amounts employed in their business.
The New York herald., 1873-11-04

I Tne remains WIN 10 conveyes 70 &C. Peters
church. corner Warren and Hicks streets. where
requiem mass will be offered a. l0k o'clock.
RUsH:-On Sunday. November ls53. JOHN
RUSH, Jr:, aged 40 years, months and ~ days.
members OF Independent Lodge. 1856. =. and A. N. !;
also OF Untsn Chapter. No. $50, r. A. Mr. are re-
this Tuesday evening. at eight O'Clock. al has late
residence, No. SO Ninth avenue. The remains VIII
Fortv-second street depot 20 Peekski, for inter,
| ment
BRErHREN-You are hereby summoned TO attend
an emergent communication, to be held at lodge
room, No Union square. on "Wednesday, Noyem-
OF respect to late r. NJ. and Secretary Brother
John Rush. by order Of the "; "; -
UNION CHAPTER, No. $50, X. A. M.-The members
OF the above chapter are hereby requested TO meet
at No; 50. Ninth avenue, this Tuesday evening,
1 seasces osssr OF our ase
scorr-On Monday, November 8, after very
sudden illness, MARGARET the beloved wife OF John
Ireland aged IS years.
Her remains win be taken from her late resi-
dence, 500 East sixteenth street, on Wednesday
morning. November 8, at nine o'clock, to the
church OF the immaculate Conception, Fourteenth
Requiem VIII be offered up for the repose Of her soul
after which her remains will be taken to Calvary
Gemetry for interment at halLpast one O'Clock k
brotner-in-law, Marin Delaney, Michael DAILY and
Henry Hutchins, are respectfully invited to at
tend.
SEAMAN.-On Friday October 81. Mrs. NJ. L. SEA-
MAN.
The funeral services will be held at her late resi-
dence, In the village OF Hampstead, Wednesday,
November s, at haf-past one O'Clock, and at the
Presbyterian church at two.
SIMPsoN-On Sunday November 2, WILLIAM
JOHN, son OF Henry and Jane Simpson, aged
years and months
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
spectfuly invited TO attend the lunera from the
residence OF his parents, 226 wooster street, this
(Tuesday afternoon, Nov. A. 1873, at two O'Clock.
TEwEs.-0n Monday Nov. 3, BETTY, beloved wife
Relatives and friends of the family also the mem
bers OF United Brother Lodge No. $50 +. and A. M.
are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on
Wednesday, the 5th inst, at ore O'Clock p. M.
from the German Lutheran st. Johns church, 81
Christopher street.
TOMLiNs-On Saturday. November 1, at twenty
nve minutes past ten p. NJ, after long and pain
fu illness, which she bore with Christian patience,
ESTHER MADDOX the devoted and beloved mother
of Lizzie and William M. Tomlins, a native OF
One traveller less on earth
One angel more in heaven.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral, from Christ church. corner
Clinton and Harrison streets, Brooklyn. Wednes-
day, November s, at two p. NJ. thence to Green
wood for 1nterment.
VEHsLAGE-On sunday morning, November 2,
J. Fl. VEHsLAGE, aged IS years, months and 81
The relatives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral, Thursday. Move 6, at half-past
one O'Clock p M, from st. Matthew's church,
corner Broome and Elizabeth streets.
YOUNG.-On Monday, November 3, at her resi-
dence, No. As Second avenue, CAROLINE, wife Of
James T. Young
Notice Of funeral tomorrow morning.
The New York herald., 1873-11-04
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
Married.

AARoN-JAC0Bs.-On Wednesday October 20, at
the residence OF the brides father by the Rev. Dr.
Adler. EMIL AARON to DORA. third daughter OF
Aaron Jacobs, all OF this city.
70, at the residence OF the BRIDES brother. N. D.
Wo0dhul Esq.,, New York city, by the Rev. J. r.
Hopwo0d. ROBERT BBATTIE, Jr, OF Little Falls, N j.
TO RUTH 4. Wo0DHULL, OF Monroe, Orange county,
BENNErr-vAN PEl1.-At New Utrecht, L. l., on
wednesday evening Octsber 70. ut the residence
o. the brides parents, BY the Rev. U: 5. Sutphen,
Mr.. MILTON J. BENAErr, OF Bay Ridge, to ANNA,
daughter OF Richard H. Van Pelt, OF the former
place.
HousToN-NoRwoop.- Wednesday October
Rev. James w. Dale, ID. d., SAMUEL HousToN, OF
New York, to REBECCA NORWOOD. daughter Of Will
liam 7. Crook, OF Rutiandchesier. Pa.
d. Fulton d. D., HARRY s. HuEs 70 JOSIE A., daugh-
ter OF Richard NJ. Lewis, Esq. No cards.
MARRENNER-HUNEYwEIL-- Sunday, Novem-
ber 2, by the Rev. Il. H. Chaplin, y. D.. JAMES Ii. II.
MARRENNER and Mrs. IGENE N. HONEYWELL. No
cards
MILLER-CoURLIss-I Brooklyn, by the Rev.
William Guthrie Barnes J0HN V. MILLER to ANNIE
A., Youngest daughter OF Jacob and Elizabeth b.
Courliss
MooRHousE-BoGART.-O Thursday October
30, IN St Johns Church, Elkhorn, Wis.,, by the Rev.
f. IL. Rudd. Jr., ABRAM MooRHoUsE, OF Elkhorn,
TO LIZZIE, daughter OF Orlando M. Bogart OF this
city. No cards.
PyKE-CnIvoIs.- Hoboken, on Monday, Octo-
Der 20. by the Rev. w. Tunison, ROBERT s. PYKE to
LEoNoRA NJ, eldest daughter OF the late Peter
WALKER-SrARR.-On Saturday, November l.
1873, at the residence OF the BRIDES parents, by
Rev. George II. Hepworth, HAMILTON WALKER,
M. D., to Miss PHEBE, daughter OF the Hon. George
Starr. No cards.
WHEELocK-HALLER.-O Monday, November 3,
by the Rev. DIR. Morgan, DIR. GEORGE G. WHEELocK
Hawxhurst Townsend, all Of this city.
Boston papers please copy.
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DR0POSALS
/ for Wrought and Cast Iron Work for the United
states Court House and Post Office, New York city.
UNITED STATES COURT HOUSE,
NEw Yop CRY \
NND UST OEFItE, NEW IURk NIIf,
OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT, Oct Do lS53.

AND P0ST OFFICE. NEW YORK CITY :
OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT, Oct ~, ls13
Superintendent until u NJ OF the 10th day OF November
1873, furnishing, delivering fitting and putting in
place the wrought and cast iron WORK OF the
window frames, architraves, hnishings and sashes
the window frames, architraves and finishings 81
the external openings of the second third and fourth
stories and the door frames archraves and fnishings
the interior openings OF the second third and
stories all exhibited the drawings described in the
specifications and called Tor in the schedule.
Copies of the drawings specifications and schedule
be had on application at this Office.
All caholding required by the contractors TO put the
work in place Will be furnished by the government tree
OF charge. but will be erected by the contractors
Proposals will be made by the piece for the various
articles wrought and cast iron work, as provided for
The work viii not be subdvlded among different bid
ders, but will be considered in the aggregate.
cred and set in position within four months from date of
of proposal and the remainder OF the work
rapidly required by the superintendent aud the
progress Of the work on the building.
Payments will be made monthly, deducting ten per
cent, until the final completion OF the contract.
All bids must be accompanied by penal bond, in the
OF twenty-five thousand dollars S250OO), that the
bidder VIII accept and perform the contract awarded
United States Judge Clerk of the United Court
the District Attorney of the district wherein he resides
The Department reserves the right to rel all
bids If IL be deemed for the interest of the to
do and any bid that is not made on the printed form,
10 be obtained in this once, and does not CONFORM in
respect TO the requirements OF this advertisement
will not be considered neither will any proposal be
ceived from parties who are not themselves engaged in
the manufacture of wrought cast iron work. and who
have not the necessary facilities getting the work
dorsed Bids Tor iron work. and addressed to
q. I. HULBURp, Superintedent.
The New York herald., 1873-11-04
REAL ESTATE.

The real estate market opened at the Exchange
salcsroom yesterday with two foreclosure sales,
ana they were disposed as follows:
ID. NJ. Seaman sold by order OF the Court, In fore.
closure, the four-story brick factory building and
plot Of land, containing an area OF 4700 feet,
east or Lexington avenue. GARRISON Cr0us
bought the property for $l5,650.
James N. Miller sold by order OF the Supreme
Court, In foreclosure, the two-story frame house
and lot, 2ox70, situate on the west side OF First
avenue, 90 feet north OF fSlxyrs street, TO Thomas
Mcnamara, Tor 81, 200.
The room was not very nnmerously attended,
and beyond another sale OF an odd lot OF stocks no
otner business was transacted
The New York herald., 1873-11-04

A BsOLUTELY PAINLEss.--TEETH ExTRACTBDj
"A fresh gas daily Combination Sets extremely light
Fifteenth streets Established "A years -
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THE MINT.
Annual Report Of tho Director = IntsrsSting
statistics Of Government Coinage.

WASHINGTON, Nov. g. 1879
The following Ia the annual report OF the Drec-
tor OF the Mint for the fiscal year ending June 30
The New York herald., 1873-11-04

SEc 7At the next general election held in this state
after the passage OF this act there shall be provided
the proper authorities In each election district within
the city and county OF New York. and in each election
district the the county ster
separate box, IN which the Inspectors OF Election in
each OF said election districts shall deposit the ballots
presented TO them the electors Districts which
ballots shall have the outside thereon the following
word "Annexauonn and the inside OF each OF said
ballots shall be the words, .for the OF
towns OF Morrisania, West Farms and kingsbrdge to
ue city anu county OF new fork or the following
risana, West Farms and kingsbrdge 70 the city and
county OF New York. such ba ots shall be folded as
70 conceal all the words therein except annexation
such ballots shall be and returned in the same
manner as votes given officers are by aw re-
qured TO be canvasscd and returned II upon snen re-
turn II shall appear that majority OF all the baios 80
cast shall contain the words Against the anne xauon "
the towns OF Morrsania West Farms ana Ming
the city and county of New York. then shall be te
duty OF the Secretary Of state TO make ana me ee,
hcate such result in his office within em aay 81
such return, and upon hng sach certihcae '"'' "''
shall be imperative and void. -, ,ho rst dav of
SEc sihs act shall take effect on tne -, msy "a
January 1874 except to such parts ~ at efect ~
proyided for and rs such parts sha @Ae vnsss ~
The New York herald., 1873-11-04

| LlOR SALE-A FIRST CLASS PRIVATE BOARDING
House, 25 Henry street. near Caharine Particulars
Ippt tho rarniap
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EVENING STAR

A FANous rrtreRsru orsnsroa. nan.
the victims % the fever ~ Shreveport va Al
NED Saville, one OF the hes; known aud u>s-t
accomplished telegraph operators In the oean-
w, aud attached 20 the command Of Gen. Ieh
~, Morgan during the late var, the story Of
whose Practical and profitable Jokes on the
feoersls eulivened the gloomy annals 81 those
nm,s IT'S tests on the enemys wires throw
tng isree forces Of Federal ca yalrv OF the SCENT
ghreenns them 20 the right aud len, opening
.hrit nnes Tor the dsshing Morgan % s~ree
HroNsn IN quest OF men and horse are su,ons
me most romantic incidents OF the va -
nsse ~. sotien how, early In the game, he tool
cssse-sso , OF the wtree between Nashville ana
No1y OF federsls operating IN Southern Ee.-
tucky. eiring peremptety orders not % se.1
any more tToops, but plenty Of proyisaea. 80
sHmuniiton. and nov an old friend th.. N.
charge AZ Nashville. detecting the peerlisr
touch or lingering OF the bogus operator. as.s~-s
esck 70 him this good -humored answer, Sect
out. Savtlle, or I'll send the cavalry after VOC.
Ssviile volunteered his services AT Shreyepsrt
after every resident operator had been stricke.
SeSqcr.
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swrETskss.-A tender-hesrted N.tle s,rl
once came IN from the woods and showed a fse,
SoseIeo wlth mosQuito-bitee. why did yes
Nonle not 80, said the child. "why did 70.
not ku them" at would net have ~.
isht. Wa me answer. "But have seen va
MI them At home, b" urged the surprised moteer
hes, mamma argued the child firmly. 81
they come into my house and bite me. Il ktii
them. But u go into the woods that a. their
change.
This little girl died young. She was too swee,
10 live.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS,

Ssss.i RS. w .... CO. Az:
s ~ rRE CoNsns s
TIE ST. CLOUD HoTkL
Also,
NEAR THE CAPITOL, AT AU0TfoS.
g5 s,,sa 4 Sssd e os 70 q: SpSsI
7rded December 70, A. b., Isl in iibsr No
is for snS !: Ing I
nSe % aes ps asS s s
q the premises parcel q land aud premises,
and upon The pss sSd
plan thereof as and being ali those parts Of lots
.1a
ss che % S T.
The nor,hesst corner q said square. and running
sIinehes, thence :outh eighty Gss fest, theme.
gs,, ss feet sir inches thence :outh
thence u,rh along said Ninth street to the begin.
a"d s tn Ss
s e. n a'Hss e Ssps
streets northwest in The said city Of washing.
ton.
By virtue Of the same deed Of trust, duly men.
toned and described "a above, and under the same
We viii sell, at public suction, on FRIDAY, the
in frcnt OF The premises, all that parcel of land and
premises situated In the city Of Washington in the
District OF Columbia known and described pom he
plat an plan thereof and siug lots numbered six
teeI( seventeen b and eishteenl and the east
part Of lot numbered fifteen, (l5,)-thrty Ave front,
BY the depth theIeof-in square numbered six hun
dred and thirty five, loss 10 tn said city of ash
fBeton, in the District Of Oolumbis, fronting Della
ware avenue and street southwest.
All OF the foregoing described property being
the same property which was conveyed by certain
deed OF partition, dated the Is day of July, A. D.
1854, ana duly recorded ia Liber n q. 7. No. IS,
folio $751; Of the land records for the county Of Wash
ngtcn, in the aforesaid District, together with all
the improv ements, rights, privileges and appurte
nsnces to all OF the said premises belonging in
anywise appertaining.
Terms Une-third cash; balance in one and two
years notes, bearing interest at ten per cent per
annum, and secured by deed Of trust upon the
premises or all cash. If the purchaser or purchaser
the hotel property, square 81, as soon Knocked
of. deposit Of $3.50 will be required upon
each lot in square 635, soon as knocked of. All
convey ancing, &C at the cost of the purchaser or
purchasers. III the terms of sale are not complied
with within ten days after the sale, the Trustees re-
serve the right to resell the property at the risk and
cost OF the defauting purchaser or purchasers.
HENRY B0GUE,l Trustees.
DUNCANSON, BOWLING d CO.,
oct0-d Auctioneers.
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DEAp. Is IT, FoSsilized, l. ite Antedilarisa
morihund. sick decrepit, dead. is IT, Given a,
the ghost. has Il? Returned 90 the shady realm.
Seyond the StyStan river, hast The old Bour-
bon Is In his grave. n he9 The moribund mr..
OF tne Old pro-slavety party gone where the
Moodbine tsideth, has IL Allright' We care
nov oy what pet name" we are called. 80 ioar
a. we are able 90 win great and Slorions yicta-
rleS.-Grdrd Randi Tsrmorrrf
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velvet" W.
ga Connecticut girl has gone insane from
being kissed in the dark.
~ Miss Annie Hinman is stumping Conasc-
ticut in opposition to the proposed reIigiOa,
amendment 20 the constitution.
SPhiladelphia is getting married at the rate
OF 70 couples day notwithstanding the aurry
sSA New York furniture dealer adverti.ss
elegant embroidered kneeling benches for tLa
weary and heavy laden"
SThe New York state grange of the Pa,ro,
OF Husbandry organiz ed Thursday At Syracuse
Representatives were present from all parts 0
the state.
The Shaker Society Of South Union. XIV.
has offered to adopt and educate fifty OF the chill
piss.
~"where shall put this paper so As 10 be
sure OF finding u tomorrow" inquired Mary
Jane of her brother Charles. ssOn the 10 ,kings
glass, was her brothers reply.
ga fashionable young lady dropped one of
her false eyebrows In church pew, aud badly
ihflghtened a young man next TO her, who
SMichsel Sullivant, the great Illinois far
mer, lost 10 600 acres of corn by frost ana IA.
only half a crop on Is 900 acres He has dis-
charged I5o farm lsborers, chiefly colOred mes
gThe Portsmouth Chronicle saws aapn,..
are rather scarce, this season, and the fact has
communicated itself 70 the schools. IL takes q
pretty good sized slate pencil 90 secure the core
Of an ave rage apple, we are told"
~Brownyile, Tex, tried TO organize Sun
day school, the other day, but the three mes
who wanted % be superintendent got into a
tight, and the crowd marched out TO see shoot
ing match over the creek.
~Scarlet hose, striped with black. are very
fashionable just at present among young ladies
OF the beau monde. The fashion of wearing
colored hosiery is Of French origin and some
what questionable.
~An ambitious reporter, describing the bor-
rors OF recent election row in Petersburg, vs.
nils out his picture with women and children
ruthlessly afirighted in the sacred thresholds OF
their homes"
SCpon the ''outer wall" OF female college
at Akron, Ohio, the other morning WAS discov-
cred conspicuously displayed the sign "Domes-
tic Sewing Machines Some of those speci-
mems Of total deprayity known a. college
st1dents did II.
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DT QRKEN WILLIAMS, Auctscneer,,
ID No. 1901, northwest corner 10th and % sts
n'On AND " n h M HT1 N = ~ OhAaoEl

SALE OF
RICH AND COSTLY PARLOR AND CHAMBER
~ N T UkE,
sur PASSING An YTHING Or TIA MIND
EFEh 0ffERED AT PUBIC
AUCTION As TO STNLE
AND BEAUTY
MAGNIFICENT PARLoR SUITE. beautifully
tnisid with gilt and upholstered in Tan sad Grim.
s3n satin; esst SsNi ONE ELAB0RArE
EITGkNr cHSMBkR SUifE, f.nnes mes 81 msr.
bic Up, elshoIstvly carveS aud very costly /.
HANDSOME DRESsING-CASE SUIrE. bead,
BLEs, megnifcenily Carved BUffsf; ONE ELI.
CART MA kBLE TOP BLACK WALNUT Er.
kCkRE; ONE FINE WALNUT HAT TREE
beautifully Carved; LADIES BITING DESK
nincently Carved N uSIC STAND AND EssaLs
TURKISH CHAIhs and Lot N8ES: TEN FlNE
Eb and ISL AID oABiSIT, Bahi hni.h; WI.
msThis:tsP; sSPEkR DREssiNG ckss
STYLISH AND COSTLY FANCY CHAIRS
kLEIANT BLACK WALNUT BOOK CASE
sgPERi9h TENNEssEE And ITALIAN MAJ
PiEK aIRRoRs, Walnut Ah frame; hwk kGSNT
MABEL, TOP CHAMBER FORSffURK:
suP&kB LACE CURTAINS and LAMBRO'
a on SATURDAY MORNING, Sovember
w lsth, Commencing at 10 O'Clock, we shall sell
within our Auction Rooms the above dsscrib-
/" ed superb collection Of Furniture.
Those in want OF rich aud stylish Furniture
and elegant ware, as the above collection Of sups.
rior Furniture is OF the latest design and the work
manship is hrst-olass.
The Furniture will be ready for inspection on day
Terms cash. GREEN & WILLIAMS,
noyll-a IRep AnctiOaeerS
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THE Detroit Free Press saws that 20 cems-
stewart has concluded that be wouldn't maize
a good policeman. He shot hi mself in the h 4 M
struck AZ a dog and fractured his right knee
pan, tell down snd sprsined his ankle, ana vss
run over by butchers cart, all in one month
shop much safer piaoe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-11

MADAME JACoUELISK DouBLIN, the Beard
ca woman, rs dead. She was fond of dressing
as man, hut three months ago on falling ~
love with an actor at the Paris Chatelet, shaved
herself and put on her petticoats. The othsr
had no Partially for female whiskers, and the
lady pinned aWay.
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ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
No. I29 9TH street. between and II SITS.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF THREE.sToRY AND
BASEMENT BRICK DWELLING AND BACK
BUILDING, RHODE ISLAND AVENUE, BE
TWEEN 9Th AND 10Th STREETS, AT AUG
- By virtue Of a deed Of trust, dated April 4th,
81 A. ID. 1872, and duly recorded in Liber No. o78,
folio 80, one OF the land records for Washington
county in the District Of Jlumbia, and by direction
OF the heder OF the note scared thereby, will
sell at public auction, in front Of the premises
FRIDAY, November 14th, 1873, at Al O'Clock
.. m, all that piece or parcel OF ground known aud
described as Lot numbered nifty hye t55, according
to L. b. ChapmaDs recorded subdivision of original
lots four 90 20 eleven (l) Inclusive in square num-
bered three hundred and sixty four (s6i) improved
By TIRES, story and basement Brick Dwelling with
back building. This property Is in an improving
neigh borhood, and offers fine opportunity for a
profitable investment.
Terms Thirty five hundred dollars aud interest at
ten per cent from October 4th, 1873, with expe of
sale, in cash; balance six and twelve months, for
viii the notes Of the purchaser, bearing interest
from the day Of sale, and secured By deed Of trust
the property sold, will be taken. All convey
ancine at cost Of the purchaser. $40 will be re-
quirtd deposit on the day Of sale. II terms Of
sale not complied with In ten days after sale, the
Trustees reserve the right to resell the risk and
cost Of the defsuiting purchaser, after fve days
advertisement in some one or more newspapers pub
lshed in the city Of Washington, d. g.
ROBERT p. 00bGE,( r
novl-eo&ds J. T. OOLDWELE, Salesman
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NoUNe AMERICA is always practical ana this
ruth Is finely illustrated in the foIlOsins A
Youth OF salisbury, four years old and sis
young sister, saw n rat hasten into hole in ths
barn MOOR. Said he. "Sis the Bible saws.
watch and pray Hou pray while I watch The
Eole, AND l u swat him across the snOot when he
afffN
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INGENIOUS IDEA OF FtsHERMAN-.Tohu
Duncan, esq, of indianapolis who was RECENTLY
out on hshing excursion, happened 10 run cut
OF balt, and As the bites were gratifyngiv
ioIehnger, which the hsh took with the most
surprising relish. 7N