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VIENNA, August 10, 1874.
A circular note was received from the German
government on Saturday In regard to Spanish
affairs. 1t merely proposes that the Powers take
under consideration she expedency OF recognizing
the Spanish government.
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EXTRADITIoN OF A MURDERER,
BOSTON, August 10, 1874.

BOSTON, August 10, 1874.
State Detectives Pinkham and Phiibrick sail
from New York on Wednesday Tor Ireland with
extradition papers for the return OF Thomas
Cahil to answer for the murder Of Bridget Lam
del
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NEBRASKA WHEAT CROP.

OMAHA, August 10, 1874.
The first shipment of this years. Nebraska wheat
went East to-day.
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The Weather an Thi. CITY

The Weather in This City Yesterday.
the following record viii show the changes in
the temperature tor the past twenty-Iour hours,
IN comparison with the corresponding day OF last
ycar. AZ indicated by The thermometer at Hudnuts
pharmacy, HERALD Bulldlng:-
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A.-Wedding Invitations, Elegant
Styles Foreign Note Papers Crests x0uograms, every
description Of Engraving and Printing
JAMES EVERDELL. 3O2 Broadway.
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INDIA.
Disastrous Fatality from River Floods.

BOMBAY, August 10, 1874
Disastrous floods have occurred in Upper
Sclude Several towns were washed away.
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A.-The Elastic Truss Company, 669
Broadway, when selling ELASTIC TRUSSES know
that they furnish what Is worth more than money The
rec
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SPAIN.
rhe German Government Resolved to Recognise
the Republic.
PARIS, August 10, ls-s.

TAhiS, August ~, 1874
Prince Hohenlohe, the German Minister has
informed Duke Decazes French Minister OF
Foreign Anairs, that Germany intends to recop
ptze the spanish Republic.
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A.-Silk Elastic Belt Stockings, Knee
caps, Abdominal Supporters. Suspensory BandegeaI
shoulder Braces and Clutches at NARSH3 Truss oaoe
No. Vesey street. Lady In attendance.
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THE INDIANA
The Arapahoes and Ch~yennss Prspar-
Ing for War.

Ing for War.
OMAHA, Neb.. August 10. is7A
Information from Fort Laramie -ays the Sioux
Indians report that ths Arspahocs and cheyennes
are getting ready Tor war. Many OF the ssoax viii
go with them should this prove true. The mllt-
tary are very active. but their movements are
kept as quiet possible that the Indians nav not
be informed thereof through renegade whites and
hall breeds.
General King and the Ninth infantry headqusr-
ters departed for hort Lara annie TO-DAY.
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A.-Rupture and Physical DeEormities
ssfuly treated by Dr. MARSH at No. vesey sreot
(Astor House).
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Marvellous Dfscovery.-Dr. Filters
REMEDY sworn er tiy to cure Rheumatism, Neu-
ragia Nervous and Kidney Diseases Advice tree. y
Bond street
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SOLDIERS are mane 70 90 'mnRs tnat III, IN
danger OF court martial. with very great proba.
buity OF firing party IN the distance. But these
sno"leaas. rs which ni"S eac"ssSis @ 81 enough IN
Pescess, dramssist ,.,,% wha, Mr. dss%s nouSi,
situations. Msnipulsiins ms materials with tnis
OBJECT he has made play that wlli probably 90
is>rsry woss hears evidence Of more than usual
care. and the dialogue spsrkles with the pure bril-
llancy OF dew drops IN the morning sun The Amer
tnan iaIr promise ofsucccsa and II the repeated and
hearty piaudits that were spontaneously bestowed
by the mas Of humanity that crowded the theatre
Mr.. Boncicanit may have TO congratulate himself
on new and great success. Il required conssdera-
s' Sssy sss Esry rnSs aos
VOWED In the late unple Asantness II touched on
iorciply but dellcateiy by many happy cpisram.
in in his enorI 70 show men At Their their
',.srssr I'M orasr ~ ns,ns tnss sspsns reno
on the stare ne makes nim carry his own nags Of
truce and do some other things which are not
sim.eii sm ' 70 the % strictly i probable. ""I IS
10 ee feared the stage would be very
dun. What Mr.. Boucicauit has done is
@ iSl Of strong dramas,s sisusuons pure IN ai IL.
moral. bright and sometimes even eloquent IN its
sssu and sssa ~ a.
supernumsrary host ina, so ona nsia possession
Snd ''S' mas place .Ss ss. nsuasss a. %
have secured some efncicnt actors. In Colonel
Bgh Mr.. Mccullough nnds . role suited at once
heroic. HIS presentation OF the character vas iuli
OF manly DAINTY and power. In ms reading Z
MARRIED mi We. L Visible and ,hs senasnsy
completely disappeared Colonel biieh u the
csatrA asurs ef We paas; b0s shs ssoerdtosss
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IHrHNsB HEAT IN ARKAHsAR

AFefhke tempcF aturc ycsterday. zee. II
Average temperature for corresponding date
lAAt year "a
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"'p august iV, 1919.
A despatch from Barcelona says that the In.
habttants are greatly alarmed. bedy OF Cariists.
numbering 1000 men. is marching on the city, and
there is not sufficient i0rce OF republican troops
to oppose them.
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THE NATIONAL GAME.

rhe ia arsSbrds Beat the PhiladeIphias.
HARrFoRp, Conn.,, August 10, 1874.
Al base ball mere to-day the Hartford Club gained
n VICTORY over the Pniladeiphia Club by score OF
8 70 fhe Hartiords made oil their runs In the
nrJs inning.
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FATAL ACCIDENT.

the Oeeupants Killed.
hAucH CHUNK, Pa, August 10. 1874
Mr.. J. Eager. OF New York, and Master Charles
Bootn. Of the proprietor OF the Mansion House,
we're driving on sunday evening over Kettle
Br,dge. East Mauch chunk, when the horse took
fright OF q hole the brcge. ana backed the car
riaue W the side. throwing over botn the occu-
panta Mr.. Eager WAS fatally injured. having
fzlien forty feet, and died before reaching Tue
Manson House. Young Booth was only slightly
hurt. The bridge was being repaired, aud was
without raliing. showing great negligence on the
part oi those conducting the work.
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characters are 30 wen written No that mnr-ssn
and stoncwai Jackson quIte divlse NE aonors
,rnd,e w.n sne pr,ncpai droi irish sergeant /. IA
happlsst made by Mr. souceaoii IN mon on. eas .as
being absurd. Under IT'S presen, ireaiIneas n -
burlesque, not comedy part hr. warae. who
is a new Importation. proved himself an scsur n
presses emotion well. HIS manner. too. Is
RS'' WSo iesls ana the import p' tn. ~Sras 9s
has an excellent Opportunity Tor tie DISPLAY Of
dramatic power. Most actresses would have been
unable to resist the temptation Of ranting little
Rogers invests her Interpretation with that true
w0manly dignity which we look for from tho-c
who to noble nature have Joined
the advantages OF education snd fortune.
MISS Chamters deserves mmendstion for the
way she played the role OF Honor ncouade good
hearted but somewhat sharp-tongued lady rom
following his regiment At the close OF the FIRST
act Mccullough, Miss Rogers ana Dion Boucicault
were called before the curtain. and during the
progress OF the performances all the principal
actors and both adies-there are only two IN tue
pay-had similar compliment paid 10 them.
When the curtain went down on the last act the
actors before the curtain. MIR. BoucIcault was
recalled and, In answer to demand Tor Speech
said lyon ask me for speech. but have been
making speeches to you Tor the last three hours
and you have LEFT me no power to say more than
l thank you for the enthusiastic manner IN which
those speeches were greeted. You may con
celve how proud you make me oy assist
new management and we feel confident
Messrs. Jarrett 4 Palmer will sustain the charac-
ter OF this house by the production OF the ntellec
tual drama with as much energy and success AS
they developed the physical drama at Niblo's.
Long life to themp' The audience was exceedingly
epshusastic anL there is every reason to believe
BOuc1cauitS greatest successes.
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PARIS August 10. 1874
lie Constitution has advices from Spain which
represent that Don Alphonso was preparing to
make fresh attack on Teruei.
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Oiympic Theatre.

This popular theatre ana family resort opened
last night, for the tall and winter season, to an
overnOwing house. During the summer recess the
theatre has been thoroughly renovated and hand.
somely decorated, and presents fresh and cneer-
ing appearance to the audience. Notwithstanding
the intense heat OF yesterday, people not de-
TERED from visiting the olympic for when the
curtain went up on the performances the old house
so familiar to New Workers was crowded from pit
to dome with as enthusiastic an audience as ever
gathered inside the walls OF theatre. Last nights
opening may be considered more OF prologue
to the regular opening, which takes place two
weeks hence than the formal commencement OF
the fall and winter season. and as in all proOgues
the nature OF the play Is fOrcshad0wed so may the
character Of the entertainments which are to form
the next seasons programmes at this house be
judged from what was presented last nignt and
will continue for the next Two weeks to come The
aim Of the management at this house,
vaudeville theatre OF New York and il
last evenings entertainment is to be taken an
will be fulfilled. Tony PASTORS star troupe oil va
riety. Ethiopian; Dutch. Irish and acrobatic
artists with z. D. DAVIES, the yentrlloquist, and
posed q programme in which most OF the best OF
the variety talent OF the country appeared. The
specially OF "The Actor's ,Studio,n and although
by no means a, new sketch 1t was spirit
signed the characters. Kitty Brooks in her serio-
comic songs. and the Garnella Brothers, in their
parlor gymnastic exercises, followed: BY the way.
those Garnella boys are exceedingly clever, the
younger one, almost child, particularly 20. Tony
Pastor, in three OF his most popular songs, sung
with vim which made the house ring. anu for an
encore he gave song illustrated with dissOivlng
pictures OF scenes of American and European his
tory. Ella Wesner, In her character representa-
tions Of the young men OF the day, met with de-
servedly enthusiastic applause iOr the manner in
which she sung and played the characters she por-
trayed and a. D. Davies, the ventrilOqnst, with his
puppets, "TOm and Joe,' was as irreslstibly unny
as ever. Baoy Benson, little child OF about
eight years. and the Fiedngs, clever pair OF HI
bcrnians, also cOnduced to make the merriment
OF O nights programme snffciently entertaining
and attractive to usher In the season OIL "A at
the Olympic Theatre.
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Printing Of Every Description Neatly,
promptly and cheaply done at tho n METROpOLfrAk
PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT. No 2is Broadway. Rst-
mates furnished with pleasure.
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Important Notice.
Travellers should always carry bottle Of RADwAvs
READY RELIEF with them A drops In water win
prevent sickness or pains from change OF water
RAILWAYS READY kkt.IEF will In 4 tew moments
Cramps, Spasms, Sour Stomach, Heartburn, Sick
Headache. DiarrhDa. Dysentery, Collie. Wind In the
Bowels and all Internal Pains
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Niblo's-"GriMth Gaunt."

Nibl0's-"GrfMth Gaunt."
One Of the outcroppings OF any popular excite
ment is q reproduction thereof upon the stage.
Sometimes 1t is wise and sometimes it Is other
wise for the manager OF theatre to evoke occur
rences in real life and therefrom fashion mimic
representations. Occasionally success attends
such ventures but In most instances the reverse
Is the case, ana what might have been intended
as true picture only results in caricature or
burlesque Of the real incidents Of the life drama
essayed to be portrayed. II 1t was the intention
OF the Brooklyn .School for Scandap' under the
title OF "Grifth Gaunt" 1t was probably without
meaning H. certainly evident last night There
was the jealous Griffith Gaunt (Tlton). repre-
sented by ]. WheelOck There was the sup
posed seductive priest lover. Father Leon
was the unfortunate Catherine Gaunt MRS. Til
toni, represented by Miss Henrietta Irving There
were the early loves OF the rich heiress and the
OF the wife for the past0r-exhbits or their inter-
views. their lonely walks (where the audience can
listen to what may have been said by Mrs. Tilton
to her pastor in the most rapturOus moments OF
her religious ad0rati0n) then the sudden appear
ance OF the jealous husband upon the scene aud
description Of the Tltos domestic unpeasa1ness @ M es
red between Mr. and Mrs. Tilton at their own
the thea audience last night was vas s that if AHHs mrs.
Tilton took the character and career OF Catherine
vi s 0
q woman OF the purest heart and wnltest soul.
The present version OF the play IS an adaptation
1t was originally produced at Charleston, S. O.,
six years ago and had very successful run.
Rose Watkins enacting the heroine. The house
last night was highly respectable. Tine appetite
OF the public, X not satiated already with the
scandalOus developments in Brooklyn, may wit
ness wonderfully mirrOr-like representation OF
what Is going on by seeing Grinitn Gaunt, at
NiblO's.
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Denis Donovan. Formerly st Delmon.
tco's gives table dhote Dinner at his restaurant No
East Twelfth street. for 81 50, wine included
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-05
GOVERNMENT SALES.
MOVEMENT SALE.
NAVY DEPARTMENT. !
RrnrLr NJ CnNsrRI-cTInN I'm REPLIn,

L
BUREAU or Construction AND REPAIR
WAsHISGToN, July %, 1874.
The Navy Departmentwill offer for sale, at pub
lie auction, the followlng-named vessels:
At the United states Navy Yard, Boston, on
SATURDAY, the 18TH Of August, 1874, at II O'Clock
N, the iron-clad, single turret screw vessels
Shawnee" and "WaSsnc, " each Of ssS tons meas
Al the United states Naval Station, League
Island, on SATURDAY, the 5th Of September, 1874,
At Il O'Clock m. the iron-clad vessel "YszOO," Of
1tthe United States Naval Station. New Orleans,
on SATURDAY, the 18th Of September, 1874, At II
O'Clock m, the lron-clad, single turret screw
sells ''EtlRh, - t'Iris, ~ 'tKlAmathn ''UmpquA,n
and Yuma, :" each Of Ss3 tons measurement: the
iron-clad screw vessels ''KewAydin" and WHINE
oaEo, each Of $40 tons measurement, and the IRON
clad screw vessel "ChickHsaW," Of go tons meas.
uTement.
The vessels win be offered as they lie, and may be
examined at any time previous 20 the day Of sale
Upon application TO the Commandant Of the Yzrd
% stetlon where they are, respectively, who Will
sveh articles as may be sold with them.
AhIY Per eentum Of the whole amount OF the
P9rehase money for each vessel must be deposited
- ny tlIls o. sale, and the baance paid In cash
nnen tne SAFE ~ confirmed BY the Department; the
Lesselt 70 e removed within three weeks from the
ne 0oNeIhment reserves the right to withdraw
the Nesses or either Of them. from sale time
and 20 reject any bid or offer which may be consld-
cred inadequAte. jy0
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FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES.
PROPOSALS FOR WROUGHT AND
L IRON WORK FOR TIE SOUTH WING OF
THE NEW STATE WAR AND NAVY DE-
OFFICE OF SUPERVISING ARCHITECT, !

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
Seal proposals will be received this ONCE until
u of The l4th day OF Septemb T, I7L for furnish
wrought and cast.irOf work, as exhibit BY the
drawings, described in the specifications and called
for in the schedule, consisting Of the stairs
uices under stone platforms OF principal St'irs,
skIrtings to ruoms, &C., and outside iron fierce
copies Of the drawings, specification and schedule
All scafOldIng required by the contractors TO put
the work in place VIII be furnished by the Govern
ment free Of charge. but viii be erected by the con-
PTopo, ais will be made by the piece superficial or
lnes foot weight, for the various items ofWork,
As provided for in the schedule. . .-. =
The whole Of the wrought and cast-lron work
the superintendent and required by the progress Of
the building, namely: The cOrnlce5 under the stair
date OF acceptance OF proposal, the stsirs within
three months from same tie, and the remainder OF
the inside work within four months from same date;
masonry work will permit.
Payments will be made monthly, deducting ten
per cent. until the nnal completion OF the contract.
All bids must be accompanied by penal bond OF
two TesPonsible persons. IN the sum Of i've thou;
perform the contract II awarded him, the suiciency
Of the security 70 be certified BY the United states
trt attorney Of the district wherein the bidder
Tie Department reserves the right to reject any
or all bids II it be deemed for the interest Of the
Government to do 50. or To order more or less OF
any Item at the same rate proposed In the schedule,
Every bid must be made on the printed form.to he
obtained al this Ofics, and mnSt conform in every
or Il will not be considered.
Proposals will not be received from parties who
not themselves engaged in the manufacture Of
wrought and cast-irOn work. and who have not the
necessary facilities for getting out the work.
ind6GiSd IBID Ti Tor Pe Fo2st and Cstfron Wft
for the New state, War and Navy Departments
Building" and addressed to ,,,-rr,
aug5J-ISt Supervising Architect.
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THEo AAE55LEISCIAL sToHE CoMPANY

Il OF THE DlsTRICT or CoLUMIA
are Preparea 20 sqpply az short notice Filing for
4inersnt solors; Fountains, Lswn Ornaments,
House and LAWh steps end Platforms; houses
eluee dampness; Kitchens and areas cemented and
made perfectly dry, and q sure preventive against
work executed for which Portland Cement L
adapted Our Portland Cement becomes IN a few
days superior TO any Of the marbles natural stone
in common use and Is an admirable imitation OF
either marble OF stone; Is more durable, and In
Is unquestionable. n N vOBEKTS, Manager,
3an9O-l u ~ n at Louisiana avenue.
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RI B. b: MARNER, .,.
FEDERAL BuildlnKs, corner Seventh and sts. n. w.

DY b. H. WARNER,
u Real Estate Broker ana Auctioneer,
Federal Buildings, corner Seventh and sts. NV
TRUsTEEs, SALE OF A Two-sToRY AND
MANsARD ROOF FRAME RESIDENCE,
s MIRIA eRRqqg ssd2ssr1A TJITAoHER ON OAK
By virtue Of deed Of trust dated April g. A. D.
1874 and duly recorded in Llber 80. $50 folio 81
IN the District Of Columbia and az the request Of
the party secured thereby, We Will sell q Puo,lc
auction, In front Of the premises, on THURSDAY,
tain pieces Or psreeis Of ESoHnd Situate In WashinE
ton COUNTY D. c., known and described as t9liows,
si1, ta} and an ftyIseVen. Ts7J q B. p. Browns
subdivision Of Mount Pleasant eommsncing at
point on the south end Of lot afty-ayss ~ ten !io
thence north parallel with the west line Of seid lot
hfty-fve, (65J two hundred and SeIenty SlIol feet
I've, Is,J ffty.six, (5sJ and afty-seYsn, t9,l one
hundred QO0l fseti thence south parallel With ms
vest line ahyssysp G ssS sSS SSS q sS
corner Of said lot hty-Seyen, t thence east dong
tae ,S Ss astTsSS, IS 20 the place Of seTinninE
fest Of ground together with the inprOYsnsnIs, Ss
aPS stms. one third in cash; and the balance at
twelve, tWenty-fouI and thlrty-six months, for
70 i've his promssory noes bearing Interest At the
rate Of ten Ol per cent. per annum hon the day Of
sale, and secured By . deed Of trust on the land
auired At time OF sale and al eonveyhncinK At the
S6Ps1ss III 5ns n ss me ~ lee M
and cost Of the defAultinG purchaser. amer Ave
davs' advertisements. =.
once Oh 'ne W 4 Ii.IJInISa sTIcKNEY, lr-,,...,
GEORGE H. PLANT. ..-TS
auIl-TuThskds SalesmSs.
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AUCTION SALES.
Emfnnna ~

PT THOMAS f. wAGGAsIAN.
II Real Estate AuctiOneer, 5Ig Seventh street.
On TUESDAY, Septemb :, at 5 O'Clock p. n,
AZ MI Oliget CeaeteEy, shAl. sell a. pIblic auc-
ton, \ lot OF Old Lumber Shingles, Door and
" tndoW Frames, &C. ALL, ajUIt ICi feet OF Iron
kalllnE. THIS. Z. WAGGAMAN
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JACQUES JoUVENAL's

Marble w Ork =,
S4I ID :, Near Lewis J0hnsOn'S Bank.
All MONUMENTS on hand sold at great re-
ductIon. All new orders made by designs Of the
latest styles. Tho best workmanship and best
ITALIAN MARBLE guaranteed. ma2o-sm
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-05
X D II " Mn EaIhg
II Real Estate Broker lnd AuctiOneeF
FEDERAL Building. eo:ner SsvS nh and b IS. n W
TRUSTEES, SALE OF FOUR NEAT, NEW
TWO-sTORY FRAME HOUSES ON THE EAST
y SIDE OF IWELFTH, BETWEEN W AND

bOUNDAhl S1hEEIS NOkThm EST.
BY virtue OF two deeds Of trust 10 Us, dated jan
uary II, A. D., 1873 and July =, A. ID. 1874 daily
recorded in Liber No. 7J, fol Isl, and Libsr No.
Us folio -, respectively, OF the land records
for Washin gt0n county, District Of Columbia,
and ct the request Of the party secured there
by, will sc i at pubic auct- on, In front OF the
premises, TO the qIghsst bidder, on FRI
DAY, september IL, 1871, at $50 COCK p. M, all
those certain pieces parcels Of real estate situate
In the city OF WAshin gtOn, District OF Columbia,
and known lots numbered i've, SIX, seven
Oh and eight, q, and tue nOrthernmOst ten (lO)
feet front Of lot numbered four, a. and running
back with that With the Whole depth OF said lot
and the southernmpst ten (l) feet OF lot numbered
nine, (e,) and running back with that width the
whole depth Of aid ioI, and all Of said lots being
In starr and MetcHlf's recorded suodiviston OF
square numbered three hundred and two, t1o2,)
together with the tmpro yements, As above stated.
Terms Of sale: One third cash; balance in six,
(s twelve. (I2,) and eighteen Qsl months, with in
terest from day of sale, AZ ten per cent. Annum
TO be secured by deed Of trust the property
sold, or al cash, the purchaser may desire
deposit Of one hundred dollars down when prop
erty Is sold All anciag st cost OF Purch
Ii terms Of sale are not compiled with In seven
days the trustees the right TO sell the prop
erty At the risk and cost Of the defaulting pur-
or more newspapers published In the city OF ash
WI. F. MATTINGLY. I rr,.,sa.
CHARLES E. PRENTISS, I
J. 7. COLDWELL, Salesman.