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The Morning herald., 1875-09-13
A Youthful Tragedy.
iSndav Mercury.

About nine o'clock last evening Samuel
S.roup, aged fifteen years, and VIM. Wise,
aged eleven years, with number of other
boys, were playing theatre in stable at
Nineteenth and Allegheny avenue. A gun,
which was not supposed to be loaded, was
used in the play. Stroup came from be-
hind the scenes, when Wise raised the
weapon and fired, the ball or slug taking
effect in the face Of Stroup injuring him
to such an extent that he died while on
the way to the Episcopal hospital. Wise
was Immediately taken into custody. The
sad accident created considerable excite
ment in the neighborhood Of where the un-
fortunate occurance took place.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-13
BlSMARCK-GERMAN UNITY,

A servant girl, named Therese Schaaf a
resident OF Frankford on the Main, abused
Bismarck in jest upon the 18th of August,
for the purpose Of annoying her sweet
heart; for the grave offence she was arrest
ed, tried, convicted and sententenccd to
months imprisonment.
IF this is the result Of the German vic
tories over France, We think they Were
dearly bought. 1t is hardly conceivable,
that brave people like the Germans,
would permit, the existence Of such des-
potism as that of Bismarck. Prussia rose
to greatness, because of her long and pain
full training. The great Baron Stein
laid the foundation Of his power after the
crushing defeat at Jena. The idea Of
Stein was growth Of freedom, casting
off of the personal despotism introduced
by Frederick the Great. 1t would appear
that Bismarck, who reaped the fruit of
STEMS labors, has re-introduced the per-
sonal despotism, which proved so fatal to
Prussia in the beginning Of this century
No country can remain permanently great,
subjected TO the drain now flowing from
the vital sources Of German power, Bis.
marck is a man Of giant ability-he ls the
reaper, however, not the sower. Two men
dead and gone are the true fathers of Ger
man greatness. Stein, We have mentioned,
the other was the poet Arndt, the au.
thor of the celebrated poem of the "Ger-
man Fatherland;" he welded to verse,
the truly fanatical idea of German unity,
and made it vitalizing power in every
residence in Germany, from the salace to
the hut. "Where is the German Father
land ?' asks Arndt-not Austria, Suabia.
Prussia, &C., but
" Where e'er resouEds the German tongue,
Where German hymns to God are sung,
Where Frenchman is the name for fiend
And German is the name for friend
There. gallant brother. take your stand; !
That's the German fatherand."
The poets fancy has become living re-
ality, but it il fraught with such a denial
Of freedom Of thought or expression, as
now exists in Germany, neither Germany
nor the world have been the gamer.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-13
FINdNCIAL.
WILMINGTON. DEL
w VIL.HI.NO fV.@} DHD3
Saturday, Sep. II, 1S75.-4, 2. n.

| saturday, sep. IL, 1901, +. nv
Gold and Erie railway shares have been
the leading feature of the Wall street mar
ket, New York, for the week, the former,
on account Of its scarcity caused by the re-
cent heavy transfers to San Francisco, from
Hay the opening price on Monday morn
ing has advanced steadily until the top for
the present, was reached this morning, by
free sales at 117H but it has since re-
mained firm with but small reaction at the
close to 1l615. Erie both here and in Lon
don has made marked advance from 1634
to 20 but later falling to the closing price of
IS. The election and change Of the direc-
tors with the effort of clique operating
for an advance in its price may explain it's
changable movements. Western Union
Telegraph Company has declined its usual
quarterly dividend of2 per cent and is strong
at S0GSl. The transfer books close on the
Goth inst, AMI the dividend is payable Oct.
18th. Lake Shore has continued to decline
reaching 55l5 to-day its lowest price since
1868. Money very easy at II to 3 per cen.
on pledge of ordinary collateral. Our own
market has been very dull and devoid of
feature with little doing.
GoLDAND BOND QUOTATIONS..
Reported by Craige, johnson & Co., Bank
ers and Brokers, 9Th and Market SIS,
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Editorial Mention.

| ne Dtlle1 tnat Cnarlev kOsS IS still
alive prevails among the people of Phisa-
delphia.
The assertion that our Mayor was put
into Office by cheating at the polls, is all a
White-!ey.
The New York papers say that gold il
going up. We should think it did 90 up
when the Bank Of California suspended.
A Captain Fad has plan for improving
the Mississippi River. He has fine
knowledge Of river navigation. We should
think cad succeed.
The Congressman who was discovered
selling pies iu the New York post-office,
uses language that convinces us he is by
no means pie-ous.
The l4th Of February is Valentine day,
but the Republican party of Wilmington
had theirs on the 7th Of September. They
did not like the picture.
Yesterday was the first Of the festival
commemorating the quadro-centennial of
Michael Angelo. The celebration will
last three days. A monument will be in
augurated to bear his name.
The rapid transit project in New York
meets with considerable opposition from
the street railway companies. In view Of
sverthrowing the arrangements they have
raised over three millions of dollars.
The Rapid Transit Committee in New
York should take trip on train on the
Delaware road before they introduce any
plan to shoot the passengers through to
their places of business in few minutes.
Virginia is making some delay about
taking part in the Centennial, owing to
the depressed financial condition that
State is in. But it i. thought that in due
time the Legislature will make an appro-
priation.
Paris is to introduce a dress that will
take the place Of the pull-back skirt. 1t
will be plentifully srrinkled with repre-
sentations of insects. We should think
that nervous old ladies would avoid
the nasty, hateful things altogether.
There is an old saying that talk makes
a man and ruins woman. 1t could not
be more aptly applied to any case than
that of Beecher and Mrs. Tilton. Mr..
Tilton is almost recluse to avoid the
knowing looks of the public, while Beech
er is lionized up in that strictly moral
country, Massachusetts,.
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The Morning herald., 1875-09-13

VIZ AND nun - OF NEW CASTLE.
MONDAY the 9th of SEPTEMBER, 1875.
at2o'clock p. m.,
The following described Real Estate. viz:
All that certain lot of land situate in the
Town, Hundred and County of New Castle
In the State Of Delaware, bounded and de-
ecri0ed as follows, to wit:
Beglnning at q point on the South west
sue OF clayton street, at the distance Oftwo
hundred feet from the North westerly 8do
OF ninth street, thence running In a South
westerly distance, and parallel with Ninth
street one hundred feet, thence in a North
westerly direction and parallel with CLAW
ton street twenty-five feet, thence in a
orth-easterly direction and parallel to tho
nrst line one hundred feet to the said aide
81 clayton street, thence by tho said side of
clayton street in a South -casterly di rection
twenty feet to the place Of begianine. he
.ne cohtenS thereof more or less, being the
same lot OF land conveyed to the said Thns
sterllng by Jacob Harman and wife &c.
Slezed and taken in execution "a tho
property OF Thomas Sterling (coi. ~ and Ter.
rissa his wife and + t. s. and to be sold bv
sheris.s' oflis, New Castic. '"''ln'
The Morning herald., 1875-09-13

An Ohio man ran mile in six minutes
the other day. So did his wife. She was
fater him.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-13
CHERIFFS' SALE.

BY virtue Ofa writ Of Levari FaciaS to me
directed, will be exposed to Public Sale at
The Morning herald., 1875-09-13

Bid. Asked
Delaware State Bonds, 1927 1O5
Wilmington City Bonds, 1917 1917
Delaware h. R. first mtge., 1917 1927
" " extension 80 100
Wilmington & Reading r. r.
1st mortgage, As So
Wilmington Il Reading R r.
2nd mortgage, 5 8
Wilmington & Western r. R.
LIST mortgage, 20 22H
Delaware r. r. Stock, 22H q
Wilmington Coal Gas Co., 81 80
National Bank of Delaware, 500
Viii. & B'dywine, GO 62H
First National Bank, 40 III
Union National Bank, 80 AZ
Farmers Bank, 42Xs 43
The Morning herald., 1875-09-13
GHERIFe'S' SALE

NHERIFFB' SALE
By virtue of writ of Levari Facias to
me directed, will be exposed to Public Sale
COURT HOUSE DOOR
in the
CITY AND HUMID OF NEW CASTLE.
OH
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RAILROADS.
4 0BTHERN CENTRAL RAlLk6I66.'0

N6RTaERN dsSfRAk R2nR6166:"
On and AFTER SUNDAY, Nay q, 1875. trains win
I:OG. m.-NI1GARI ESPR Ess daily except
sSnSayl north to Rochester, Buffalo sAd
s:Sa. m:@MkII daily teIeept Sunday for the
West and North to Buffalo and Niagara
lasp. n.4FisT LINE daily Except Sunday, for
the West and North to WIllamsport and
SIS p. H:9cfSciENATI. EXPRESS daily for
- Pitts6qEg and West;
burg and West; daily Except Saturday
North to Elmira, Buffalo. the Falls and
Canada. Erie and the OIL Regions OF Penn
TRAINS FOR GETTYSBURG at SIS q. m. and
TRAINS i For B HANOVER at s..s.. n, las .nd
TRAINS Fda CUMBERLAND VALLEY ROAD
TRAINS FoR GREES en- s is e BRANCH a. Us
= I e eSf aiI q ri TRAINS.
FOB YORK daily except sundayl At 3;2S p. m.
fVh - 4 = DAILY Except u 90 ana
FS Sk Il .S Of ssn ID oa,E
zE SSfRs sn aaRkfif sRp n ksLTtSoRh.
YORK RoGIoMa MI Si5G ifG u a. m.
S SHdKYYSEh Observation-Disclosures from
Cockeysville-S:35G. n. and 2:25 and4:25 D.
FROM 666& s1sSRS sHhGi at i5 a. n. Sunday
PARKTohS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS a. m. daily
FROM GREEN sPRING BRAN6H At S:IS .. n.
For ticl cts to ali points East, North and West,
apply at Calvert station at northeas t corner Ball
tmore and Calvert streets, and at Charles street
Baggage called for and checked at hotels and res
licences on orders LEFT at office, northeast corner
ID. N. BOYD, DR.,
General Pa ssenger Agent.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

"A
ouleuA,roo nspcNroDv
0USlNE0O DlnES Vnus
usoAonssi II 81 DLanoAoso % oosas
no1s In the District
-
aaRIUUITURAL WAREHOU8EU.
Rsler ~ - ax7I.a AVE. bet ath 4 IoFh -.
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ARCHIIECIBs
Henry B. searie, noe q. OPP. p. o. Dept.
o. d. Bsrrett. ~ IL street.
Geo. ", Dyer, corner Seventh md Streets.
!. :. x. Plant. 7os 4 street; ]. P, Notary CON-
RANKS AND BANKERS.
Agzs q Co., Executive ave., Ger. Bth %.
arUr1aunrua unrUaHrrua n.
-. - - y - ~ y -
bIreo. flscner, eio osn ssrees pess ~noo'
BLEACHER1. ..
Ar,Whitlng straVh,t shd bit bleacher, "a Pa ~,
-~D-.-cn-.
BOOASIOkES- 60,
PA nSe beti IN and iCtS r.. Constantiy On
hand the newest and most fashionable styles OF
plain and fancy stationery, Card plates, 'at
home ana IeaaiH ~ my M ~ snsrSyeG ni IL
sst,ons receiysd a. soon As issued. b-'A
Gsrren Chosfs q Co., nrst-cIass Book and
btatlOucry btOIet ttl fcuuA- COLs lOtu
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
O~I/ID~I--|0
CONVENIENT SALE.

HOVERNMENT SALE.
JEFFERsoNvILLE, IND, August I6, 1875.
VIII be sold at the J Jacksonville depot Of the
Quartermsster's Department, on WEUNES-
DAY, the I'D day Of September, 1875 1t 10 O'Clock
.. m, under the direction Of Captain Addison
Barrett, mlntary storeKeeper, UniIeo Ststes army,
. quantity Of old pattern metallic hat and cap
trimmings, &C., as follows:
o,43O Hat Castles, 1851 Hat BuRles, 7,7gS Hat
Eagles, 1855 Hat Letters, 70, 1873 Hat Numbers,
SEQ Crossed Sabres, SCI Crossed Cannon, % Hat
Wreaths, 266 Shells and Flames; 122,792 Hat
Feathers IS. 4e3 Hat Feather Sockets, 3,4l4 Pairs
Metallic Scales, 223 Gap Hair Plunes, for Light
ARTILLERY.
Terms: Cash, in United States funds
The property can be examined at any time be-
fore the day Of sale, between the hours Of q. m.
and 3 p. m.
the purchasers, within i've days after the day Of
sale.
JAMES A. EKIN,
au2O.6t Deputy @. NJ. Gen., Depot Q. N.
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Yatiaaal gepubIitaa
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
Eoustsry,

WASHINGTON, Monday Evening, Aug. ..
The business outlook, as viewed In its relations
10 the whole country, 10 certainly most encours
aging In promises Of healthy revival equaltuK
that Of some Of our most prosperous epoehs. The
recent movement Of wheat, etc., abroad, which
was checked mainly By speculative advance ON
this side, vas the largest ever known
for the space Of time involved, and IL IL had
continued would have flushed our Isad with the
precious metal Tor It's exchange valued to Q point
that would have Stimulated all branches Of trade
and departments Of employment 10 . condition OF
activity, falling - IL did and would into the
hands Of debtors and persons who distribute their
wealth In exchange for something else. Even
though this heavy export movement was Of short
duration, We have reaped inestimable advantage
oy It, coupled with the present steady movement.
throughout the West and the interior, the result
IL seen I'm the life and hustle Of business and the
embsrkstton IN new ventures. Enterprise Il
taking the place Of commercial conserystfsn
.ac stsgnsttOn s supplantsd By hsslthy state
The main-stsJ and support Of this new order
OF thngs 10, ard must be, our supply Of the crude
msfs.ials 70 foruEn countries The returns
snow thrt the prospect for the maintenance OF our
position In this respect are good. With a eouu-
try thzt does the Tsssamount Of importing We Do
ana wnien taxes thiS easy moons Of raising Its
principle revenues IL bshooves rs to look well to
the supply Of the forsig1 demand for staplsa or
which oar'soil is capable One Of the first prtn
ciples Ia to Keep the purchasing value Of money
equally uPto that OF any country which We nav
hope to supply and oboYs That Of any with yhIsS
We may enterinto oompetftion-
There Is little change in'the monetary and
stock markets. Guaranteed 3-65 bonds ara
steady for small lots and dull but irm for Isxre.
They are worthabout 90 for 5000 lots There
are some transactions In New York but businsss
Is sonfied to the street Just now, the bonds not
making their appearance at the beard for . week
past Gold is beginning TO move upward again.
but as the demand for 1t has decreased recently.
the demand ts the result Of speculative causes
Government ponds have sold lower nsewrhstand-
Ing the attitude ofgold. Currency sizes hoWeyar
which are the counterpart Of the d. O. 1855, ar
exceptionally strong at1E. Money will bring 10
w ashington lenders S@l0 per cent for lima
loans and 66a7 for call loans.
Messrs. sherman q Grant, No. Il2s T streek.
quote the following buying and selling rates ~
Governments, gold, SC:
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DROPOSALS.

1hoFoSAAo'
NAvYDxPARTxKNr,)
h0 Wa 81 nG 5. G.. July July i, t IsA.
Proposals will be received at this bureau until
from sSipbuiiders and mechanics quaiihed to do
the work, for laying the keel, raising the stem,
sternpost and frames, and doing all riyeting and
and other vi strstss, putting h the inssrccstsi
plates, stanchions and deckbeams, as per plans
and specihcations, embracing the compilation Of
and deck plating Of the Uaited States double
turretsd monitor Monadnock.
for the above work has been erected, and will be
carefully taken apart and delivered to the con-
tractor 1t the railroad depot in vallejo Oslifor-
The contractor Will be required to prepare q
substantial foundation for blocking up and
Island Navy YARD, and complete The above s ' WORK
in six weeks from the time OF the delivery Of the
frame &C, at the depot in VALLEJO.
Payments will be made in United States cur
Also, proposals will be received at the same
time and place for putting on outer and inner skin
plating, deck plating all bulkheads, ventilators,
battle-hstches, deck-ights, timber. heads, cleats
sockets putting in ventilstfng and turret engines
the bull Of said double-turretsd monitor Monsd.
mock, except the arm or.plating on the sides.
Ali materials will be furnished by the Govern
the railroad depot in Vallejo, California, as It
comes from the manufacturer.
All Of the above work must be done In the best
possible manner and acceptable 70 the Govern
ment superintendent who may be appointed for
that duty, and who will have authority to reject
any part thereof not considered By him to be good
BIDS will not be received from persons not so
qusinted or competent, and not having the facili-
Securities usual in like cases will be required
Tor the faithful performances Of the work.
The Department reserves the right to reject any
or ali proposals rot considered to the interest OF
the Government H. aus
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DYJ. Z. wORMLEY,
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctoueer,
ISL Pennsylvania avenue.

ID Real Estate Broker and Auettoueer,
151 PennsyiFania avenue
TRUsTEE,s SALE OF IMPRoyED AND UN-
IMspPR4XtD RR9RERiaxn rI TR p6RISeS1 SH
s9UTHWEsT EIGHTY-sEvEN FEET, AT
By virtue or deed Of trust TO Dsniel L. Eaton,
dated February !, A. d. 1s7l. and duly recorded in
county. II tss Pi,trics q G0la%
District Of Columbia, /, Equity cause Ne. Ess,
he on 81 Ang1ss n "a
trict Of Columbia, 70 wit: Lot lsttered IT., in
ise ag fecclSed II n he once
susdivisiohs folio ls5 Lots Is and II front on Yir-
story fssme house Lots Z Il iisnd IS font on
d street southwest. The above lots being the sub
division Of lot lettered T, in square numbered ~,
Terms OF saie: One third cash; balance in SIX.
twelve and eighteen months, for which notes OF
the purchaser bearing interest q ten per cent per
DEPOSIT OF sao VIII be required Of the purchaser At
'i M SS sss afs
days the trustee reserves the right the
property At the risk and cost Of the dss9lt9g pur-
chaser. GEOR6E W. STlCkNEI,
su7-d 1T. woRMLEY, AuctiOneer.
81 THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
until FRIDAY, August %, 1875, on account OF the
Weather-same hour and place.
.u1s.d. GEORGE Y s WDRAfEf, T fa:sf:
-rHE ABOVE sA LIE Is POSTPONED UH--
81 SI.ce Is o4aei af sss $50
aua1-s. J. E%%todRaIEY, Aactionsef:
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DRoPOSALS FOR FUEL.
PosT OYTIcE DKPARTNEaT,
OFYIcR Discussing CLERK AND SUP'T, !
WASHINGTON, ID, o., Aug. 2, 1875.

PosT OYyIcE DKpARTxEaT,)
OFTIcB Discussing CLERK AND SUP'T,
WASHINGTON, d. o., Aug. 2, 1875.
until IL O'Clock m, on TUESDAY, September 10,
1875, for furnishing fuel for the Post Once De-
partment as follows:
For the delivery snd storage Of nine hundred
(o00) tons $40 pounds to the tony Of best quality
Of Lee white Ash Furnace or large Egg-size
Coal, to be thoroughly screened and tree from
slate and to be delivered within thirty days from
the date OF the contract and stored in the vaults
of the Department building before the contract
81 Average samples OF the Coal must accompany
each bid, and the contracting party must exhibit
satisfactory certificates from shippers that the
Goal delivered to him from vessel or cars Is the
kind required by the Department.
Also for the delivery and storage Of twenty 10y
cords Of best Bakers Pine Wood, to be delivered
and corded at the Department building as may be
desired, within thirty days from the date Of con-
tract.
The whole to be weighed or measured by the
Inspector appointed under the provisions Of sec
The bids will be opened IN the ONCE OF the Su-
pertntendent, in the presence Of such bidders as
may choose to attend, on WEDNESDAY, the
18th ofSeptember, 1875, at 10 o'clock m, and the
awards will be made on or before MONDAY, Sep
TENDER 20, 1s75.
The Department reserves the right to reject all
or any portion OF the bids received, II deemed for
the interest of the Department 30 to do.
A satisfactory bond will be required In each
AFTER the awsrd is made, for the faithful perform
snce Of the contract. J. o. p. BURNSIDE,
Disbursing Clerk and Superintendent Post Once
Department. au+Th4t
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GALE OF ORDNANCE STORES.

OoLUMBUs ARSENAL, OHIO, August s, 1875.
VIII be offered for sale at public auction, COM
mencng at 10 O'Clock Q. m, September Is 1875, at
this arsenal, q quantity Of Muskets, Accoutre-
ments, smAll-arm Ammunition, &C., sc. A cata-
on application at this Arsenal, at the Ordnance
Agency. New York, or at the Ordnance Once,
Washington, D. q
Terms cash ten per cent on the day Of sale
on acceptance Of o bid-and the remainder when
the property is delivered.
An stores will be required te be removed within
twenty day8 from close Of sale.
The Government reserves the right to refuse
any bid not deemed satisfactory.
Packing boxes TO be paid for at stated price,
to be determined by the commanding officer.
]. HcNUPT,
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w II. WHEATLEY'B
STEAM DYErNe AEp CLEANING zsrAB-

20 Je6srsos street, GeorseforA, d. C
rrtahlfsbed. fss1. Premium avardsA 1857. In
lAfEed and improved, la1 Ladies and eentismsn's
WeSrinr apparel OF every description mciuding
Veiyete Cfepe Wells and Trinmings, KID Gloves,
ic &c. nicely cleaned or dyed; also, Curtains
ing the Summer months. -,
Send Us your address and We Win cau for and re-
charge. Work received and returned ~ mail
express from ana 70 any place IN the eoant1g.
nys-9
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DY SAML. KER,
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
LIE DroIt Building.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A HOUSE AND LOT
ON NEW YORK AVENUE, NEAR SEVEN

fRUsTEE,S SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT
On NEW YORK AVENUE, NEAR SEVEN
BY virtue .f . deed Of trust to me, dated June 1,
1871 and recorded in llber No. ISL folio 3, OF the
Land Rec ord of the District Of Columbia, and BY
written request Of the party whose debt Is secured
thereby, will sell, at public auction In front OF
the premises, on MONDAY, August 30, ISIS, At
O'Clock D. m, all that piece and parcel Of ground
lying in the city OF Washington, District OF Co
lumbia, being part OF lot number one, in square
number one hundred and seventy, according to
the subdivision Of whetcroft's heirs, and part OF
original lot number two In said square, being
part Of lot designated as 49, In Whetcroft's
subdivision of said square, the said hereby con-
vsyed premises being the whole Of the premises
conveyed to Francis A. Lutz by James Polk by
deed dated December 10, 1851, recorded in uber j,
A, 8, No. "a, folio lis. except 50 much OF the
same as was conveyed to Harriet Mexican by deed
dated August, 1855, recorded in iber n, @, 7, No.
H. folio 143, by said Lutz, and so much Of the same
As WA conveyed to John II. Clark by deed dated
18th September, 1855, recorded In Hber Il, NJ, II,
No. q, folio 494, by VIM. ii. Parker, with the
three-story dwelling house thereon. ~
Terms Of sale: One half cash, balance in equal
payments 1t six and twelve months, for which the
nstfs Of the purchaser, bearing eight per ceat.
from the day Of sale, and secured BY deed OF
trust on the property sold, will be taken. A de-
post Of fifty dollars will be required OF the pur-
chaser xt the time OF SALE and all conyeYanctng at
the purchasers cost II the terms OF sale are not
compiled with in sey days, the trustee reserves
the right to resell at the risk and cost Of the de-
faulting purchaser, W. l.. DUNLOP,
aug2o-td trustee.