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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-10

s esnfe az Ilty lsahd' Full particulars IN to-mor
PErrINdER. Suddenly, on Monday, January 8, At
Maiden, Ulster county, N. Y, JULIA T., wife d
George W. Pettinger, aged IS years.
Relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, from the resi-
dence Of her brother James H. Dederick, 4a Elliott
place, Brooklyn, on Friday, 10th inst, at tive
sLoAr-The funeral of Mrs. HENRY R. sLoAr
Will take place at her late residence Sloatsburg,
SPENcE.-At Brooklyn on Thursday. January o
DAVID B. SPENCE, Jr., son Of David b. Spence aged
Is years and months.
The relatives and friends Of the family are invited
to attend the funeral on saturday, the llth instr
OF his father, l13 SSillman street, BROOKLYN. Hn
remains will be taken to Bloomfield, N. j., for In
SrILI--On Monday, January 8. CHARLES M. STILL.
aged Al years and Is days.
funeral from his late residence, AS West Forty
eighth street, at twelve O'Clock.
sTRIo n On Thursday, January
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited t.
attend the funeral, from his late residence corner
Prlnce ana hilary streets, Brooklyn, on Sunday
GEORGE WASHINGTON LODGE No. 1885, f. AMI
lodge ROOM corner Seventh street and Third ave
nue., New York, on Sunday, January IL, ut half
past twelve r. M. sharp, for the purpose OF paying
Joseph Strickland. Brethren OF sister lodges are
respectfully invited to unite with us:
s. w. STRICKLAND, Master.
WALKER.-On Monday, January G, at Totowa
near Paterson, N. j., or apoplexy Captain AN
DREW b. WALKER, in his 65th year.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited ts
attend the funeral from his late residence. on FRI
day, the 10th instant, at halfpast twelve O'CLOCK
?. M. Carriages in attendance At the Paterson
depot on arrival Of the New Yerk and Erie train
leaving New York at ten O'Clock A. N.
WEBB.-On Thursday, January 9, CATHERINE
ALICE, only child OF DR.. 2. s. and Ophelia X. Webb
aged IL months and "a days.
Relatives and friends OF the family are invited t(
attend the funeral, from their residence, 264 Wes
Twenty-1rst street, on Saturday, II twelve O'CLOCK
noon.
wELLEs.--On wednesday. January 8, at the FIfth
Avenue Hotel, JAMES HENRY wELLEs aged 81
years.
Funeral from the residence OF his fathern.law
Henry Wells, at Aurora, N. Y, on Saturday, al
eleven A. M.
wEsTERvELr.-on Tuesday, January !, ELIZA M
wife OF Jacob A. Westervelt, aged 10 years.
The relatives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral from her late residence, 1875 Second
avenue, this friday afternoon, at one O'Clock.
WHITMAN.-On Thursday morning, January Q, Al
Providence, T. l., MARY WHITMAN, vile OF Henri
A. whitman, In the 5eth year OF her age.
Funeral at the residence OF the family "a Man
Relatives are invited TO attend
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-07-26
The Late College Regatta.

New YonK, July 26 John e. Babcock ref,
cree of the late College regatta at Springfield
publishes his final report. He says, only
six of the eleven judges have made report to
him; of these reports he makes the final award
as at first, namely: Yale first, Wesleyan. sec
ond, and Harvard third, the honor OF the
fourth place being claimed by the Amherst
Columbia and Dartmouth Judges aud he leaves
it for thcm TO fight it out OH that line. Inc IN
efficiency of the steamer provided by the Spring
field club ON which he was located during the
University race prevented him from reaching
the finish of the race in season to form any cor,
rect idea of the winner or the order of arrival
of any Of the crews. The awarding Of the col
ors TO Harvard Was done by an over otlclous
person. He claims that the finishing line was
placed diagonally five huudred feet from Its
correct position at the east side: From his
statement it appears that the eleven judges
were confused. No gun was furnished to start
the regatta as was agreed upon and during the
race the judges were scattered at different
places aloug the course.
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New York, July 26.-Stocks quiet and
steady Gold l54. Money easy at 3a5. Flour
dull aud unchanged Wheat quiet and unchaog-
ed. Corn quiet and steady.
BALTIMORE, July 26.-Va. 6'S, consolidated,
53I. w. Vas, H. Cotton dull; low middDgs
I9al9i. Flour steady and unchanged. Wheat
steady; choice amber l65al65; good to prime
red l55al6O common to fair do. l40al50;
rcd Western l40al45; amber Western $50.
Corn quiet; white Southern S5aS6; yellow do.
nominal at 80; mixed Western nominal at 81.
Oats dull; Southern 45a4S; Western mixed 4oa
IS; do white Halo Rye unchanged. Hay un-
changed Provisions quiet and steady. Western
Butter firm and 10 fair demand; good to choice
1Saoi
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.,,,, SERVICES, &c, TOMORROW.

c,,.r,u-Service At II Am. and even
taEIsI - M, by Rev. 4. Ii. Mcklm.
;: pM.l;s CHuEcii--Servlce Al NJ II a. M,
T. Rev pE:,,,-rn,,Il-Servcc at II al and even
iEA'k ~ Sr, H., by Rev. D. +. Sprigg.
!: >e: y;r' ~ CuuRcH-Mass at IA. NJ, and
=. H. rr'.r>xyrrRlAN CHUKCH-Servlce at
FlE,F J.. R,v J. Howard o Brlpn.
). u. ~ 'ln,.r>xyrEElAN CHURcH--Servlce in
>Et">r nm" md At night, by Rev. DR.. Bullock.
;;e nv, Fr,> CnrEtlI-Scrm1n IN the morn
METH - n;ght. by Rev. }. ). Boyer.
NJ NJ" = rrI,corAL CHURCH Souru-Sermon
Nh', ,,r n snd At night, by Kew. w. 8
Baird. pror CuuEcn-No service.
NHEt. |I,urKcn-No service.
HhrIl>l 'rurKAX-Service in the morning
GSsN a;.,,I Il hy Rev Mr.. Bischeh;
Hn 1:' M ~ CmArEL-Sermon at ii a. m.' oy
Re- MI. WEy;S CHRISTIAN AssocIATIoN.-.
CiS" E,rI-Prayer Meeting in Baptis
> ,n" .,4p. III. Aims House services at 2!
: .4uF'" - services At p. III. Sunday Schoo
!. m. '.,,.r ., King and West streets and a
). 'nr .,..'' 81. Assph and Princess streets a.
y" 's.''' 0,mn-sir meeting Mt the corner of Fay
) T. " ~ Cameron streets At 81 =. m: Singing
.,r 49, =, me house of H. w. Beadle at 5! p
~ ~ WvrE-Daily PRAYER meeting in th'
ann .; The Association At op: IN. On FRIDAY
;,,;, ,.I, y, : o'clock, open-air meeting ut the
,-r,.r OF King Fay ct!e and Commerce streets
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AgCj,sDv S.fEES.
YNRUSTEE SSALE OF ABLE PROF
Ek1Y n kSA X GIIETQN DEPOT=Pu]

TRUSTEE SSALEoF VALUABLE PROP
i .EkTY NEAR CLIFTON DEPOT.-Pur-
suant to the deed of trust from j. s. Otis and
wife to the undersigned bearing date January y,
1872, and of record on the land records OF Fair
fax county, LIher 0, No. 4, folio 81, and for the
purposes in said trust set forth l shall the ID
DAY OF AUGUST. 1873, in front of the Post
office ut Clifton in the county aforesaid, sci 10th
highest bidder, that valuable and improved prop
erty upon which, the said j. 5. Otis at present re
sides containing fifty acres more or less. This is is
partof the Butler land; lies near the depot the
Orange and Alexandria Railroad and has s.
thereon II DWELLING, BARN, &c H$ii
Terms SO much cash rs will defray the G ,st
and expenses OF sale and 81, 26l.Gl, with interest
thereon from 18th of January, 1862, less 500
paid and the residue on such credit rs shall be
named by j. 5. Otis, and in defsult of his de-
signnting tn; credit Tor the residue. the same to
fail due on The 25d day Of August. 1871.
THOMAS MOORE,
Fairfax co., July 2y-law4W Trustee.
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A letter from Annapolis says the public
will be gratifcd, doubtless, to know of the i'm
proving condition Of the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal and particularly in a pecuniary point OF
view On Friday of last week the largest day 5
shipment of coal ever recorded by the company
was made, and With the returns of the revenue
far that week we have the encouraging intei-
gence that they are far in excess Of any previ-
Gus return.
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TELEGRA PHI.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO TIE GAZETTE
Fires.

Fires.
BosToN July Is "A dispatch from Port
laud, Me-, says fire there this morniug de,
stroyed the car, paint, tin and repair shops,
one locomotive, two tenders and three cars at
the Portland car works and other small build
ngs belonging to the Grand Trunk railroad.
The loss is estimated at 500, 900; Insured for
$l50OuU
(Scconi Dispatch
PORTLAND, Me, July 26. A little after ,
0 clock this morning Il fire broke out in the
paint shop Of the Portland company works,
which destroyed the paint shop, POO feet long,
car shop and several smaller attached build
ings The main buildings were in immune
danger, but were saved There is an insurance
on the whole works of $l37 900, Of which but
little over one per cent applies TO the property
burned There was u considerable amount OF
partly finished work in the buildings, OF which
there is now no account. The heat was very
intense from the fire, which at first looked very
threatening.
NORFOLK. w., July &c. "A fire to-day at
the corner Of Main street and Market Square,
destroyed Ncwtuu's building. Loss Sl50,mO,
principally in boots shoes aud hardware. The
fire was OF iucendiary origin.
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WAsHINuToN, July &c, II a. III.
For the eastern Gulf and South Atlantic
States, south and southwest winds md gener-
ally clear or hazy weather, and possibly local
rains on the immediate coasts. For the Middle
Atlantic States and the Ohio valley, southwest
winds vcerng to northwest, lower temperature
aud occasional local storms, followed by gcncr-
y clear weather by Saturday night.
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From SI,afIl,

BAYoNNE, } uly 26.--Don Carlos with force
which hls,sympathizers III this city claim TO
number $4,000 vel armed men, has arrived at
place named EI;zeudp near PampaIuna. The
republicans are concentrating near ElIzendo,
and it is probable chat Il desperate struggle
will take place soon.
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New York, July 2G.-CIeorge Seddons, who
went to Rockawly early this morning to have a
prize fight with Arthur Chambers was arrested
and sent TO Brooklyn George Lccz and Johuny
Murphy, his supposed seconds were also arrest
ed, together with lumber OF admirers aud spec
lators. Chambers at the true the arrests were
made, had not made his appearance near the
battle ground but was supposed to be on his way
in the stcamer.
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Gov Harfrnnfr Cape May.

CAPE MAY, July 26.--Gov. Hartranft, OF
Pennsylvania, arrived to-day i'll the noon train
and will review the 9TH Marya regiment
this evening during their dress parade
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OUTRAGED and Murdered.

New YORK, July 26.-Delia Corcoran,
young Irish woman, Is reported outragcd muI-
dered and thrown Into the river by negroes IN
New Jersey opposite Yonkers on Sunday night
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RESUMPTION Of Work.

KANSAS, City, Mo, July 26.-Ihe legal
complications which have caused a suspension
of work upon the Kansas City, Memphis and
Mobile Railroad having been settled, work will
be resumed on Monday next, aud will be pushed
forward rapidly.
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3bSIif!{..ti.

New York, July 26.-I'oston dispatches
represent that the ant-Buller movement III the
Republican party is Formidable, threatening his
prospects oil either nomination or election.
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SDIcic Shipments.

New YORK, July 26.-Specie shipments to-.
day per steamship HERMAN $4,000; City OF
Chester. SO, 300 Batavia, S2oO,0OO; total
1913 800, mostly silver bars.
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The Ring.

New York, July % AT midnight the prize
fighters Arthur Chambers aud George Seddons
left in Two steamboats, for Rockaway to light at
day break. They We're each accompanied by
about fifty friends
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Extensions .7.S.D pIE.1'lCs.
?, E y G u K s | q y

asssss,s!EEdh OF Lhc
StLU.NU PRESBYTERlAN AND WHARF
MISSION SUNDAY SCHOOLS
TO MARSHALL HALL, WEDNESDAY,
JULY 30th.
The steamer ARROW will leave her wharf,
foot Of King street, at 1880 a. IN. and > P. m;
returning, leave Marshall Hall at l:3O and 1870
o. m. The o'clock boat will afford delightful
evening excursion, allowing one hour AT the
grounds. Tickets Adults soc; children IN d
Servants 25c. jy 2G&2J@
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Office TO CITY Ia N-PA \ ERS.
CITY COLLECTORS Office

Alexandria, Va, July - 1873.
Notice is hereby given that the tax bills for
the fiscal year 1873 are now in the hands of the
Collectors and the attention Of all parties inter-
estcd is respectfully called to the fourth section
of the Revenue bill, which is rs follows:
Section a. That no discount for the prompt
payment OF taxes shall be hereafter allowed; but
on al tax bills. not paid within sixty days after
they are placed in the hands of the Collectors for
collection and notification of the same published,
the said Collectors shall add to all such unpaid
tax bills ten per cent ind collect it with the bills.
+ Otiicc-koom No. & Royal street, front Mar
kct Building.
JNO. T. HILL, Col. n. Dist
" 22-tS22 S. X. FIELD Col. ). Dist.
NEW MOSQUITO NETS 81 CANOPlES.
LACE and SEAM LESS PATENT-F1NISH
GAUZE NETTING ior the largest size Bod
stesds
NEW and IMPROVED CANOPIES. the
best and most complete Mosquito Net Fixtures
out.
Long experience in this line of goods enable
u to maintain our reputation.
j. z. CLARKE,
IL Is No. Us King ST.
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TItlnOpfS.

New YORK, July 2G.-The following were
the imports for the week Dry goods, s., 1856,
SCI; merchandise, 81 $50; total, 50, 961, 1Ob,
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Rate of Discount.

LONDON, July 26 ? 80 p. m.-The rate OF
discount for three mouth bills in open narke,
is per cent below the Bank Of England rate.
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Charged with EImbcZZleInent.

New YORK, July 2G.--W. W. Whipplc,
late cashier Of the Norfolk postofice, has been
arrested here on the charge OF enlbczziement.
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Rsppannock CO., jy 3-eo5w c.
ISy Green a. Wise.

[Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers.
{ OMMloSIONE RS' SALE OF VALUA-
IN PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY, VA
BY virtue OF decree II the Circuit Court for the
city Of AlcxAudrla Va, rendered at the Mo-
vcnbc- term, 1872 III the suits Of n Newton against
Newton and others, and Philips administrator
against Ncwtun's executors and others, (cOnsol-
ldatcd) the undersigned, commissioners, ap-
pointed BY said decree, Will oler ut public AUG
ton, ia front Of the Mansion House, on Fairfax
street, i'll thesaid city Of Alexandria, Virginia, on
WEDNESDAY, the Both Of April 1878, at y
o'clock m, u TRACT or LAND, situate In
the county OF Prince William, Virginia, on the
Potomac river, containing about So acres be-
ing the residue, after dcductlng the purchases of
Naglec, Mus.er and Opp, respectively, Of q
larger tract known rs DEEP HOLE, MOUNT
PLEAoANT and TIE FARM, which WAS con-
vcyed by Isaac Newton aid wife and Samuel
y. Gurwood and vie, in trust, To Edward L.
Tayloc and Presley Thornton Lomax, by deed.
dated May 18Th ISji recorded in the land
cords OF Prince William county, Virginia.
This is u very valuable estate, and has on it
large quantity of excellent timber and valua-
BIZ Fishery, known as deep Hole" F,.-
citics to market afforded by the Potomac
river and the Alexandria and Fredericksburg
Railroad which latter passes through The land.
plat ana survey Will be exhibited At the tune
and place of sale, and the tract will be sold en-
tire, divided into parcels rs may seem to the
commissioners most advisable.
Terms Of Saic Enough in cash to pay tn
costs of suit and expenses Of sale, and the resi-
due in three equal annual Instruments with in
tercst from date; the purchaser or purchasers
giving bonds with approved security, and the
title to be retained TO secure the deferred pay
ncnts, and the land subject to be resold under
decree n-riicsc suits ut purchasers risk, in case
OF II failure 10 comply with the terms of SALE
FRANCIS l.. SMITH,
EPPA HUNTON,
feb l9-2awts Comm rs. of Sale.
G.;," The above sale is postponed until WE'D
NESDAY, July I'd, 1873, at the same hour and
place ap 3O-2awts
i.-The above sale has been postponed unit
THURSDAY, the 3lsL day vi July, 1873, when
1t will take place at the saline hour and place.
jy2-2awts
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Snecial Notice.

GENTS EXTRA FINE BooTs AND SHOES.
We have just receiveda fresh supply OF Gents
extra fine hand sewed Boots, Shoes and Shippers,
of every description. which we unhestatingly
recommend to be the very best on sale in the city.
ans w. b. WADDEY, II King st.
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T1RUSTEE'S SALE-As substituted trustee
i in u deed from Ashton and wife to WASH
ington, DrIlcit OF Mason, &c, shall proceed TO
SCH, ut public auction, in front Of the Court House
of King George county, on THURSDAY, the
seventh day OF August next, that being Court
day, that valuable and desirable TRACT OF
LAND situated in Machodoc crGGk' IN King
Ponc Hill contains about FOUR HUNDRED
ACRES OF LAND is finely timbered, well
wa,cred, and has on it necessary buildings for
small family Grain, fruit and vegetables can
be shipped 70 Baltimore, Alexandria and Wash
ingtoI from the door. The land is fertile AND
finely adapted 10 the cultivation OF vegetables,
fruits. &c
For further information address the UNDER
signed atatonorn 7. o., King George CO., Va.
JULIEN }. MASON,
Substituted Trustee
kipy Gnorpa COunty ir 3-nolm
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CoAI. TRADE. The receipts of Cumberland

Coal TRADE The receipts Of Cumberland
coal at this port by canal for the week ending
to-day we're as follows: By American Coal Co.,
4 $3.50 tons by }. p Agnew, 1878 tons; by
Hampshire aud Baltimore Coal Company, 2,5l
tons. The shipments during the same period
were By the American Coal Company, I, l35
tons; by j. P Agnew, 1876 tons; by Hamp
shire aud Baltimore Coal Company, = ,461 tons.
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Ladies'. Misses and ChiIdren's Boots.
shoes and Slippers.

We are this day receiving full line of La
Slippers, suitable for Spring and Summer, EN-
bracing all of the latest styles, which we conf
IDENTIFY believe to be the very best stock. We
solicit purchasers to call and examine for them.
selves as they will be sold at low prices:
apS w B. WADDEY, IA King st.
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r ARGE NO. MACkEREL in store and for
i 4 sale at l47 King street. ~
jy - W. T. oNOoNGo'
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nSTr b, GRAND EXCURSION TO
.sssEs $3.50 GLYMONT

80. - eNASG Gt EAS9N4!oN 10
The teachers Of ST. MARY'S SUNDAY
SCHOOL res ectfully invite the public u par
ticipste in an
OH THU RSDAY, July 3lst, 1873. The fire
steamer WAWASET will leave the ship, loot OF
King street, at $50 H. m and 1:3O and I p. M,
and the wharf at Glvmont at 1890 a. M, snd
500 and II D. m, atfording vi III opportunity OF
enjoying the ride on the river and returning I'M
mcdiately or remaining to participate in the in
noccnt amusements of the day. Good MUSlC
will be provided, refreshments will be furnished
at city prices, and everything will be done to
render the excursion pleasant one.
Tickets for sale at Becker's Music Store, at all
bookstores and ut the boat.
Prices For gentleman and lady 81; Tor a
gentleman alone 75c; for Il lady alone soc for
servant or chi d 25c. ly A-lW
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However, he was of opinion that the plaintiff,
should recover upon the grouud that the con
tract between Henderson & Go. and EIdridge
& Co., in the purchase of the corn in dispute,
had never been cousummated The question Of
the consummation of the contract being one OF
law only, will be argued on Tuesday, aud them
if requisite, new trial will be granted Couu-
sci for the plaintiffs had noted exceptions to
the opinion OF the court in the case
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WIND STORM. The wind storm from the south
that prevailed to day, if it didn't make fields
Produce RECEIPTS. The following are the

PRODUCE RECEIPTS. The following are The
receipts of produce ty the w. l. .. r. Il. for
this week: Corn 1856 bushels, wheat 5G2,
meal IS, butter IS bbls and kegs, eggs % bbs.
and boxes, flour ! bbls, apples IL, potatoes !,
Vinegar 3, fowls 80 coops, calves and lambs 81,
sumac Is bags, bacon 424 lbs, old iron 200
lbs, leather rolls hides bales, wood car
load. stock , do, milk Is gallons.
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CEA SALT, for producing h sea- water bath ri
- home, in packages, each package making
one gallon Of sea water for sale by
jyl9 i. ). LEADBEATER s. BRO.
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TIE MARKET, to day, was very we'll supplied
with meats, vegetables, fruits, and fish, but
we have no changes in prices whatever to notice
since last Saturday. Tomatoes are selling at
so cts per peck. Butter 25a335 for fresh. Eggs
% cts. per doZ Corn 20 cts per dOz
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ES'r Of will Of Nancy Anderson, dec d
Loudoun county, jy l5-wLs


THE UNDERSIGNED, Commissioners OF
Il the Circuit Court of King George county,
in the suit OF Quisenbury's ADM. vs.. Qulsen-
bury &c, will sell, at public auction, at King
George Court House, on THURSDAY, the IN
day Of August, 1873, Court day, the REAL rs
TATE OF the late n. Glastonbury, known AS
THE COTTAGE containing about 500 acres
Of land, on Machodock creek, near its mouth,
with a comfortable d YELLING HOUSE a5ssA
n.d all necessary out-buidings. The land liz 551zzA
is level and well enclosed. fields divided by sub
stanLa fences The soil Of first quality and I'M,
proved by lime and judicious cultivation, nnd
with it, facilities for water transportation and It,
access To supplies of fish, oysters and wild fowl,
presents valuable object for parties desiring to
invest in real estate.
Terms: Cash for costs and expenses, say $500,
and the residue in one two and three years,
with interest Personal security and title re-
tanned. GEO. w. LEWIS,
JULIEN }. MASON
WIN. "A. LITTLE,
T.. ;,,, In.r,,e Commits