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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-07-19

at the marksman and rode him down,
with an exclamation more emphatic
than refined. "What do you mean, sirs"
Numbered the irate Gordon; "don't you
know firing has ceased by.my order 2
81 know, Gineral," replied Mississippi,
as ne gathered himself up, "but | thought
it were a Judgment acomin agin us, and
1 jist sighted that ort-legged Teller
thar, and if you hadn't come up I'd a
fetched him from whar he sot, and he's
been powerful heap of good to the
Yanks."
That man was one of the best. shots
in the division, and never failed to kill
his object when deliberate aim was had.
Gordon turned to meet Sheridan, and
Buchanan Reads hero has never known
how near his life came going out with
the rebellion. General Gordon is now
United States Senator from Georgia.
philadelphia Press Letter.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-07-19
ROANOK E COLLEGE,
SALEM, VIRGINIA.
Twenty-Five, Session. 1873 4. begins
Sept. Bird, and ends June 18th.

ADVANTAGES.
let. A full and comprehensive Curri.
culum.
End. A high standard Of proficiency
in the different, Departments.
Ord. Literary Societies OF the frs,
rank.
4th. Library. 5000 volumes; Read
ing Room. 100 Periodicals.
9th. Valuable Cabinet and Laboraio.
~.
9th. A location unsurpassed in the
country.
7,h. Excellent moral. social and reli-
gious advantages.
9th. More moderate expenses for ad-
van,apes afforded than can be found else.
where in tbs South. Expense for SEES.
sion OF 10 months. Including board. tui.
ton. &C.. &C., about $500. This
amour, may be diminished or increased
a, onion Of student as TO board.
o. The annual Catalogue, containing
full information on all points. will be
mailed 10 any address on application 10
the President.
REV. d. F. BITTLE. D. D,
President.
Jolly IL 2n
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-07-19
The Career Of a Great Remedy.

Twenty summers have elapsed since 1t was
briefly announced that new vegetable tonic
and Alternative, bearing the name OF Hostetters
Stomach Bitters, had been added to the list OF
preventive and restorative remedies. The mod
est advertisement which 1ited attention TO
the preparation stated that il had been used
with great success in private practice as cure
for dyspepsia, bilious complaints, constipation
and intermittent fever. 1t was soon discovered
that the article possessed extraordinary proper
ties. The people, of every class, tested us
merits as tonic, stlmulant, corrective ana
restorative land found that its effects more than
fulfilled their hopes and expectations. From
that time to the present its course has been up
ward and onward, and it stands to-day at The
head of all medicines Of its class, American or
imported, in the magnitude Of IFS sales, and It's
reputation of safe, agreeable and potent in
vigorant and restorative. For languor and
debility, lack of appetite and gastric disturb
ances so common during the summer months
il is absolutely infalible. Indigestion, bilious
disorders, constipation, nervousness, PERIODICAL
fevers, and all the ordinary complaints gener-
ated by a yitiaied and humid atmosphere, van
sh under its renovating and regulating iolu-
ence. This is its record, avouched by volumes
Of intelligent testimony, extending over peri
cd of fifth Of a century, aud compromising
The names of thousands Of well known citizens
belonging TO every class and calling. In Eu-
rope il is thought great thing 10 obtain the
patronage Of royalty for "patent medicine, "
but Hostetter's Biiters have been spontaneous
IL approved by millions OF Independent sover-
eigns, aud its patent consists in their endorse
mept.
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For the Register.
LETTER FROM LEETOWN.
July IA, 1878.


The Good Templars held their Fourth
Annual Picnic in DR.. Balch's Grove,
near Leetown, on Saturday last, as per
announcement.
The day was clear and pleasant, in
deed the weather was all that could
have been desired.
Some delay was. occasioned in the
morning by the late arrival of the
Sharpsburg Band, but the band came,
and the procession was formed about
halfpast ten o'clock.
The post of honor in the procession
was awarded to Phoenix Division, No.
Is, Sons of Temperance, of Duffields /;
Leetown Lodge Of Good Templars
coming next, and the procession was
completed by body of about one hun
dred Sunday School children from the
Leetown Union and Methodist Sunday
Schools, the whole under the direction
of Chief Marshal Snowden II. Watson,
and preceded by the Band, all marched
to the Grove. The Temperance Orders
numbering about forty members in re-
gala.
Arrived upon the ground the exercises
were opened by singing, music, and
PRAYER by Rev. a. c. Rodgers, after
which Rev. Henry Nice, of Shepherds
town, was introduced, and made a very
pleasant speech, delivered in his usual
lie was followed by Rev. a. G. Rod
gers, in neat, forcible speech. This
was the Rev. gentleman's maiden effort
in the Temperance ause,and right well
did he acquit himself.
Dinner came next on the programme
of exercises, and it was one of the most
entertaining features of the day, if we
may Judge by the avidity with which
all took part in this interestingpas-ti
The five or six hundred people in atten-
dance, did not succeed in exhausting
the ample supply of creature comforts
provided.
After dinner and a short ''breathing
spell" the audience again assembled at
the stand to listen to speech from Will
liam L. Wilson, Esq. of Charlestown,
and it was interesting as well as chaste
and elegant in language, and was lis
tened to with the greatest attention.
This gentleman is also a new recruit III
the ranks of temperance had almost
said speakers, but he is more than a
speaker, and so | will say Temperance
Orators, and quite valuable acquisition
he promises to be, and we predict that
he will do good service in the grand
cause of Temperance and reform.
Mr.. Wilson was followed by Z. L.
Butler, Esq, who made short but ex-
cellent speech, full of sound, practical
advice, with few hard hits at tipping
church members.
The speaking was much better at this
Pic. Mic, than at any Of the three pre-
ceeding ones; the best of order prevailed
and ali appeared to enjoy the occasion
immensely. The thanks of the Lodge
are due to the ladies who aided us so
much, by their presence, as we'll rs by
their material contributions of the good
things of life. We do not mean to as
sert by this that the ladies who attended
were altogether angelic, for in that case
they would hardly have condescended
to associate with such fallen creatures
as we men are.
/ had almost forgotten to mention
that letter from Rev. DR.. Andrews
was read, in which he expressed his re-
grets at his inability to be present, and
also cheering us i'll our work.
TEMPLAR.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-07-19
WILLOUGHBY
Gum-Spring Drill.
IMPROTED FOR 1873

V1Y F. have secured the Agency for JET
ILl lerson County for this Celebrated
Gum. Spring Drill, for drilling Wheat.
Oats, Phosphales and Seeds. The Drill
has been improved from year to year un-
Ill il is now the bes, manufactured. and
we do not hesitate 10 recommend and
guarantee il as such. We can point to
Willoughby Drills in this County which
have been in use ~ TO Is years. during
which time the cost has no. been So for
repairs. This We cannot say OF any
Drill we have sold, or known 10 have
been sold in The County. We mention
this to give some idea Of the workman
ship of the Drill. and the Drill Of 1873 is
in every way equal or superior to any
heretofore made. Nothing buj the bes,
timber and iron is used in their cens!ruc-
ton. This Drill is furnished with or
without Guano Attachment.
SHOVEL HOLSTER.
The manufacturers OF this Drill have
secured an invention from practical far
mer of Maryland, which attached 10 he
Drill enables the driver to hoist the SHOW
els from the Drill or Ssddle.horse, thus
saving a hand to follow the Drill.
AS the Wiloughby Drill does not clog
in sowing, feeding through whatever may
happen 10 be in HE grain. one man can
as easily attend TO the sowing as two.
The whole arrangement adds but few
pounds 10 the Drill, 80 that having on the
Auachmen or leaving it of makes but
little difference in the weight. Farmers
in wan, Of this Superior Drill, should
give their orders early. Last year the
demand could no, be supplied. Pamph-
lets and Circulars giving full instructions
and information, will be furnished by The
undersigned.
Call and examine Drill before Purcho.
sing elsewhere.
Sample Drill with VIM. It. McQuil-
kin, Agent. near Shepherdstown.
DUKE g. GALLAHER, Agents,
r.. Charleslown.
July 5, 1879. On
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-07-19

How GEN. GoRDoN SAVED GEN. SnER-
1pAN's LlFE.-In Georgia | heard an
incident in connection with Lieutenant
General Sheridan, which little Phil. will
read with some surprise, and lay down
tho paper with some grateful feelings
toward the gallant soldier who saved his
life The night previous to the surren,
der of Lee at Appomattox, General
John i. Gordon, who commanded
Stonewall Jacksons old corps, General
Fitzhuph Lee, commanding the cavalry,
and General Longstreet held consulta-
ton with General r. Z. Lee. -,
At this consultation it was agreed
that General Gordon should try the
Federal strength on the following day
Sheridan was in command opposite Cor
don. In accordance with the pro-
gramme. Gordon made his demonstra-
ton the next day,and was met by Sher-
idan's cavalry, which he CALAMITY re-
pulsed; but finding Sheridan we'll sup,
ported by large numbers of infantry fell
back and sent this intelligence to Cen
era Il. E. Lee. Upon its receipt Gen,
eral Lee ordered the firing 70 cease and
displayed the white flag, under which
the surrender was subsequently made.
During the cessation Of hostilities,
and while Generals Grant and Lee were
in consultation, General Sheridan, with
large retinue of officers and men
aboIt one hundred in all-was seen APP
preaching General Gordon's lines OF
course. this cavalcade, as it came dash
inc across the plain, challenged the
attention of Gordon's entire force:
Cbanceing to turn his head, General
Gordon saw long, lank MissisSippian
within a few yards of him deliberately
training his cooked rifle on the ap,,
preaching horsemen. Gordon dashed
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-07-19

A LII persons having Cross Ties for sale
II can dispose Of ihom by addressing
tie undersigned al Wildwood. Clarke
County, Va.
Wine Oak, Chesinu, Ok. Spanish
OAK, Chestnut. Walnut, or any other
timber equ lily as durable can be used in
making them. They must be 8 feet
long. howed on two sides, straight, but.
ted. The bark taken of. and show q face
GxS inches. iwo.,hirds inches and one.
third 6 lnches-and be 6 inches thick.
Persons applying TO my agent. John
II. Zitle. Shepherdslown. can be IN.
formed Of price given. &c.
u. l.. BOYCE.
May l3 II
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-07-19

The Singing Class and Sunday School
of Trinity Station, NJ. Z. Church South,
Baltimore, are on an excursion to Har-
risonburg, Va, returning the visit ofthe
"Rustics," of the latter place.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-07-19

INTEGRITY IN CRMINALs--We have
Just had related to us an instance OF In
tegrity in criminals, which is worth a
mention. 1t is known that two young
men, Bamber and Philips, were sent
from Harrisonburg to the Penitentiary
at Richmond, for highway robbery.
Their counsel was Col O'Ferrall, whom
they were unable to pay, both being
very poor. In the penitentiary these
parties have been learned the boot and
shoemaking business, and have become
rrofcients in that department. A rule
of the prison permits them to be tasked
and allows them to be paid for over
work, They seized upon their opportu-
mites to oyerwork, and made an ele-
giant pair of boots for their counsel, Col
O'Ferrall, which they had sent to him
by Express.-Rockingham Register.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-07-19
Purge, Purify and Strengthen

~ ono and the same time.
ihrir research has at las been rewarded by 0
discovery which fully realizes tho fondeu de-.
sires Of tho medical faculty. and which Is Justly
regarded os the most important triumph that
Pharmacy has ever achieved. This important
dosiJeratun is
DR.. Iuits Vegetable Lirer Pin
Which purify the blood and remove oil corrupt
humors and unhealty sccumusiions from tho
body, and ye, produces no weakness OF Isssi.
tudc whatever, but on the contrary tones the
stomach and invigorsies the body during tho
progress of their operation. They unite the
heretofore irrcconeiIable qualities Of Strength.
cning Purgauvc and Purifying Tonic,
DR.. Tuu's Pills ere the most active and search. .
ing medicine in existence. They ct once at
tack tho very root Of diseases. and their action
is 80 rromp, that In 40 hour or two after they
are taken the patient is aware Of their good e.
icc,s. they may be taken al any time without
restraint Of diet or occupation they produces
neither nausea, grip'ng or debility, and o. q
family medicine they have no rival.
Price 25 cents box. Sold by oil Droesjsts.
Principal Office, 10 aud 20 Plat ST., N. Y.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-07-19

QTONEBRAKER'S Rat Exlermius-
~ tor is a sure shot. at
Billings Drug Store.
IUNIPER Tar Tsocbes. 25 cts. per
y box, al H. NJ. Billings Drug Store.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-07-19
NOTICE
Tax Payers
l. II S T " o TT g. E!

WlIE former SherGs having received
4 orders from the County Court al lis
last session, ION account OF a demand for
funds tn pay expenses for building new
Court House and Jail. and other pressing
demsnds) 10 collect all back taxes for The
year 1872. forthwith, hereby inform
ell persons who yet owe taxes fos that
year tina, ny orders are peremptory. and
# such ATE not paid at once | will be
compelled 10 advertise and sell property
for the same ill be reluctantly CON-
PEELED to DO so. as my orders from The
Court ere positive. and give lair warn
ing 10 all indebted. No time for idle
conversation. A word To the wise 10 sui.
fcieni.
I.THOS. CHAPLlNE. ID. S.,
for Geo. w. Chase, late Sheriff.
Nay 10 Il
pHOES Il am now receiving a large
- lot Of men and boys Shoes for bar.
vest. Call and supply yourselves al
Head Quarters. l. ". Chdpiine.
I AIDES Lasting Slippers and ole La.
"A dies low quarter Gsiters and Monroe
Shoes. Call al Head Quarters.
L. ". Chapiine.
I ARGE quanfity Of Hats for farmers.
II and all other goods in my line. Call
at Head Quarters. adjoining The Register
Office. J. w. ChapLne.
lust received fine stock Of Harvest
j Shoes. Ladies Lasting Slippers and
Children's Bononed Shoes, and SHOES.
Boots and Hats Of all kinds. at the sign
OF Headquarters Of the s. v. Railroad,
adjoining the Register Office.
June 81 |. w. CHAPLINE.
11rrO AZ 4, mn . u q DIG. I'D Ic-.---.--
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-07-19

sT COUNTY NEws.-We clip the
following items from the Charlcstown
papers of this week.
Music AND REFRESHMENTS At HALL
rowN.-The good people of Halltown
and its vicinity, we learn, have deter
mined to raise money for purchasing a
library for the Sabbath School. In or
der to do this they have made arrange
ments for Musical Concert and he
freshments for three notwithstanding
on Wednesday of next week, and con
tinuing through Thursday and Friday
nights. -,
On Saturday the Sabbath School will
n Pic Mic when it is likely all the re-
freshments, not previously disposed OF
will he consumed. The Sabbath School
is under the superintendent OF Mr.
Emanuel Schafer, and is in prosperous
condition. Remember the Concert and
the cause.-Free Press.
-Shouske Il. Katata and
Umesaburo Yamouchi, japanese Princes
students of Columbian College, Wash
ington City, have taken rooms at the
Sappington Hotel, in this place, and
will spend their vacation here. These
young men are said to be intelligent,
agreeable gentlemen, and we hope our
people will do what they can to make
their stay in our midst pleasant to them.
Free Press.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.-A new LODGE
of the above named order was instituted
at Harper's Ferry, in this county, on
Friday night last-Deputy G. Chancel-
lor +. ID. Staley, assisted. by P. G. C.'s
Smith, Hodgson, and others, officiating
about twenty-fv members OF the or
der from Martinsburg being present.
The name given the new Lodge is
aCharity Lodge, No. H." There were
twentv-seven members initiated, and the
following officers elected and installed
Past Cbancellor-M. S. Campbell; Chan
cellor Commander-B. +. Leisenrlng;
Vice Cbancellor-Thos. II. Trail; Pre-
late-J. Marquette; Master of Finance
e II. Weld; Keeper of Records and
Seal-F. Hoffman; Master at Arms
III. b. Wood; Inner Guard. j. Kern;
Outer Guard-Wm. Small; Attendants
Charles Brigg, Philip Gardner and
J.P. Kelham. This Lodge, we under
stand, starts off under the most flourish
ing auspices, and bids fair to become
one of the largest in the State.-Spirh.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-07-19

The startling drawback on nearly all mejici.
na. agents has ever been that in their process
OF PurgutiOn and publication they have also de.
bilitoted the system. To ob,iaio ,his di fIiculiy
physicians have long sought for an agent that
would
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-07-19

I.THOS. CHAPLlNE. ID. S.,
for Geo. w. Chase, late Sheriff.
Nay 10 II
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-07-19

July 5. 1873.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-04
AaCEINW SALES--E.nEafre Dnsa
BY ellington aod,iir,
Auetiopeer and Real Estate Agent. 3. &.
corner OF Eleventh and i:ank STREETS.

ExECUToR'sSALIs OF ATTRACTIVE.
j. LIZ BEiGg l nWrE III AZ gE SOUTH
sheTo AM Np y w haaRE oHsck AI T2ssAGs%
2SME Ts f hSkIH ss9h a sD E sAs
nsSFs M nAsAf Is hp TonT T IN Es
D COR CARY STREETS by virtue Of the poser r
cree entered on the goth OF February. jsTa iS to
Chancery Court Of the city OF Richmond in the cas.
OF Grcanors executor ts. GreanDr, &C., tile Under
ceased vii! sell at public aacton. on the prciisa
In the order advertised, on 1 TUESDAY the iii, of
March, 1878, commencing at O'Clock P. M, or fair:
IL not, the first fair day fhcrcIiter), those two first
class BRICK TENEsENTS located us above. orc,,-
pied respectively by Mr. John X. Jetar and Mr. Rid
dick, each containing ample accommodation for
large family. including excellent apartments for
servants. stable, and carragehou$e, and posse.sinp
all OF the usual modern improvements.
BRcK r. a a5 RwAEGE
HOUSE attached recently occupied BY SIR John n
Greanor, fronting on TIE north side Of Tor Caryi
street los feet running back about ls7 feet TO an scy
This building was erected by the late Wni,s;n
Grean0r In the most substantial manner ard with
especial reference to the conduct OF a large b,si
ment, and is regarded one of the best in thisc,;y
Possession at once.
After which. viii be sold the LOT adjoining O,
the east occupied as ,Sc WA l by Mr.
street running back 81 feet to said Factory. Ay.o
all the right, title, and interest OF said William
corner OF d or Cary and Nineteenth streets riso
0ccunicd by said Page fronting on street GO TO,
and the other 81 feet.
TERMS Onc-fourih cash balance nj one. Two
ard three years for bonds bearing interest At sTcr
cent. per annum, said interest payable gu,r;rrIv
secured by /; trust deed. The tuXts and Insurance
for the year to be paid by the R TfTs@hIss yrp
mil Executor OF William Gre,nor ,!scJ.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-04

Sitting Bull, the great Sioux chief, is no
more. His hair was lifted at Fort Peck,
Montana, the other day, 10y half-breed in
terpretcr. GA warriors weapon should free
"A warriors SOUL" and to warrior of S.
Bulls pride and sensibility to be thus
snatched awayin beauty's bloom by the rusty
revolver of contemplate halt-breed inter-
prefer must have been humiliating in the eX-
IRENE. S. 3. was stealing some military
stores when shot and scalped.-Louiscille
C0Irser-Jou1n
We give short rations this morning. No
mails or anything else have reached us out
of which to make up Il paper, and if we
attempt original matter, why we make a
dozen men mad before breakfast. Six men
from De Soto were after us yesterday with
hickory sticks. We write no more original
matter..--R0me Commercial.
Mr.. Grafton, of Griffin, Ca. deceased, is
thus remembered by the Griffin Register
"He was tine man in all respects. He was
owing us seven dollars on that last game o.
scven-up, but we will throw that in toward
his headstone."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-04
BY W. &. Robins,
Real Estate Agent and Auct.oncer,
No. 1905 Bank street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LOTS IN
~ DUVAL'S ADDfTION.-ln execution Of 4 de-
cree of the ChancGry Court Of Richmond entered
on the 23d day of January, 1873. In tie cause of
Chase and ais. rs. Chase, &c, i, the Undersigned
the special commissioner for that purpose will ,c
by public auction, on the premises, on TUESDAY
the 18th day of March. IsT3. at - O'Clock J.. ~,
TWO LOTS OF GROUND In Duvars addition to
the city of kichmond-tlle one fronting u feet and
inches on the north line of Charity and ran
ming back OF western line Of ST. John street lVO feet
the other lot fronts 81 feet on western linc OF II.
john street. and runs back on southern line Of Fed
era! street towards -. Paul street l99 feet.
TERMS: @nc-fourth In cash. onC-iour,h IN 4 Gre
dit of four months CnC-fOGrth on credit OF eight
months. and the remaining Orc-iouTth OH Il credit
of twelve months for negotiable notes. With Herp /
added ut Tie rate Of six per cent. per aniNsn and
tic retained Till all the notes paid and convey
a,lcc ordered y the Court. Taxes Tor the year 1878
to lie paid by the purchasers.
JOHN \. COKE,
fr %. Special Commissioner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-04

WANTED, a MAN AND WIFE to take
w charge of a hospital near the city. Apply ut
the superintendent Office, almshouse, before II
O'Clock THIS DAY. mn 3-iC
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-04
Nv Grullls &c Williams,
huctionccrs and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

A sslGNEE's SALE OF VALUABLE
a ToBACGm FACTORY u - EIGi ~ ~ IA,
MAYO Bankrupt under order OF the United States
District Court for the tst sic, Sct %i y, Hg nhic
auction, MONDAY The 10th day OF harch. l,Is, at
O'Clock T. NJ, on the premises, that very valuable
TOBACCO FACTORY on the southeast corner OF
Twrnty-ifth ana Main streets with lot fronting iu2
feet on Main street, running BACK lSo ieet. Inc
buildings arc conmodl"ns, almost cntireiy he" anu
wei arr t ca ,1r n sock Of MACINERY and
FIXTURES, combining all Of the latest improve
mcntS, composed in par; rs follows:
l 3G-Ii0E SE-POWER ENGINE,
| BOILER,
10 HYDRAULIC SHAPE PRESSES,
IL HYDRAULIC rDr PRESSES.
di BOX SCREWS fixtures comlHcteJ,
HYDRAULIC PUMP.
uALF-poUND MILLS,
ONE-POuND MILLS,
LOSG-TEN MILLS,
> j. +. MILLS.
F0URS MILLS,
ELEyES-INCu MILLS,
l SHORT TEN MILL, &C., &c;
SCALES, LUMr-B MES.
w0Rk-TABLES, KETTLES,
TUES, BEHClIES. . nam,
SNcKISG-ToBACCo PRESSES AND CUT
TIERS
sliAFTlSG, BETTING.
rULLIES, &C. &c.
eomnrisng IN fact. cysryhin in eat Go the
bankrupt $l9,i3l since July l. ls:?
OFFICE FURNITURE:
] SAFE,
DESk,
LETTER-pRESS STANDS.
CHAIRS.
GAS-FI%TrEES. 80.
TERMS: For The real estate, "nc-ionrth caaii' ~
Lance nj eight. sixteen. and twcity-iour motifs,
the nrlrrIrscr In give uGlcS win approved security
for I deferred paymcas title 10 be retained uiiti
I'll" said noicS are p.!d.
Terms: tor the personal property, onc,third
cash balance 1T three and SIX lE"ilsis, Will AZ
proved security. .r.,,,
WILLIAM II. hIDEEDICE. Assignee.
The order III safe permits the assignee 20 ct;ii&c
the terms OF sale if he shall deem Improper to do So
OH the day Of sale.
Possession can be had In ten days after salc
fc l9-.taTtdS