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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-04-15
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PROGRESS OF SPRING woRK-NEw STORES AND
BUSINESS cHANGEs-MINoR ITEMS OF NEWS.
Correspondence of the Commercial

PROGRESS OF SPRING woRK-NEw STORES AND
BUSINESS cHANaAs-MINoR ITEMS OF NEWS.
Correspondence of the Commercial.
MILFORD, Del, April 12
The weather for the past week has been fine,
and the farmers have improved the time. A
great deal of ploughing has already been done,
and many potatoes are planted. Should the
weather prove good, some OF the farmers will be
ready for planting corn IN about two weeks. All
kinds Of fruit trees are putting out, and at this
time it looks as though this is to be great fruit
year. The strawberries arc also beginning to
look up, and fair crop is expected The wheat
in some localities looks fine and in others it il
very thin.
II seems that since spring las opened that
nearly all who wish work have found employment
and We predict better times soon.
Mrs U. NJ Wilson Il Son opened on last Fri
day large stock of mercantile goods in the Fid-
deman store-house, on Front & Walnut street.
E. 9. McCollev Il Bro have bought out James
Barkerin the Touring business and are keeping
-four and feed store on Walnut street.
There is but little building doing at this time,
but there is considerable repairing being done
Mr. Joseph Harper is building quite large and
fine dwelling in South Milford.
This iron bridge which is to span the Mspilion
has been contracted for and will soon be placed
across the stream.
Mr. Charles Joll, who has for several weeks
past been visiting his friends in tile North, has
returned and looks to be in good health.
There is quite demand for hogs. They are
very nigh aud scarce.
Some grumble very much over the dog tax
law.
Messrs. Harper h Abbott will be ready to
launch their vessel in about two weeks.
Quite number OF persons are visiting Milford
for the past few weeks.
It seems that all the arrangement for two
trains day to Milford has failed, and our ctl-
gems are very sorry for it,
Money sold at the Building & Loan Associa-
ton on last Tuesday night Tor 48 and 5Octs.
Our streets are being cleaned to-day.
FRANK
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The Brooklyn 'Crtal.
MR.. BEEcHERs DIRECT TEST .oNY cLosED-uIs
CROSS EXAMINATION BEGUN.

MR.. BEEcHERs DIRECT TEST aoNY CLpsED-HIs
CROSS EXAMINATION BEGUN.
At 12l5 O'clock yesterday, Mr.. Eyarts closed
the direct examination of Mr.. Beecher, the con-
GLIDING matter being repetitlons of the positive
aid sweeping denials previously given that the
defendent had ever held improper relations with
Mrs. Tilton. This formed the climax to his tes-
timony. Mr.. Fullerton then began his cross ex-
animation, and the Tribune report admits that
Mr. Beecher gave some natural signs Of uneasiness
at first, though they did not continue long, and at
the close he said loosely that he did not feel
that his "hide had been taken off," "thougil,"
he added, 'there is no telling what will come to-
morrow" The questions addressed him by Mr..
Fullerton covered a WIDE scope of subjects, but
the answers were consistent with his direct tes-
tmony, and he suffered nothing, apparently.
1t Id fully expected that Mr.. Beecher will be
done with this week-probably on Thursday
and there is little doubt that Mrs. Titon will
then be called by the defence. Mr.. Morris of
counsel for Mr.. .Tilton stated yesterday that the
plaintiffs counsel would not object to the recep-
ton of her testimony, and Judge Nelson has
already said that, both sides consenting, he
should permit her to be sworn.
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The Development OF south American
Trade

The letters descriptive Of Brazil, published in
the COMMERCIAL year ago, from the pen OF our
townsman, Mr.. Auchincloss forcibly called At
tention to the magnitude and Importance Of the
market for American products existing IN that
immense empire. The address Of the same gen.
tleman. Tuesday evening, again e1ctes public in
terest in the subject and it is not too much to say
that there is not now, probably, anywhere in the
world, 80 great an opportunity for the extern
sion and development Of our commercial rela-
tons ~ is offered by South America, and espe-
cially by Brazil. Mr.. Auchincloss believes that,
even now, At least one more line Of steamships
would find support, and that . third would soon
be needed.
The time has co ne, beyond doubt, when our
manufacturers should push the sale Of their
products in foreign markers. Already, this is
done, but the statistics show how little We have
yet accomplished, compared with the results At
tanned by the English They have left no stone
unturned to build up what has proved al i'm
mensely profitable trade with South America,
while We have made but little systematic effort
| in that direction.
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Continent In tho near future. The Amazon
Valley, with its vast supplies Of indiA rubber,
PsmpAs Of the valley Of tho Plate, with their
innumerable herds Of cattle, furnishing ex
haustless supplies Of beef, hides. tallow, hair,
wool, &C.; the lowlsnds productive Of coffee,
cotton, sugar, tobacco, rice, wheat, do the up
lands Astounding in beautiful wood for cabinet
work and mines from which oAn be extracted an
untold wealth Of precious metals, stones aud
diAmonda oven the Islands Of the coast such
~ the " Chinchas," with their strange deposits
Of guano,
ADD MILLIONS TO THE CONTINENTAL WEALTH,
We say that, no. only is it desirable to estab-
hsh and foster commercial relations with nations
30 blessed by Nature but neglect OF such op.
porsan,ties. or apathy regarding their value,
would be disgraceful. We need to realize these
facts and act accordingly. by act l mean that
our leading men OF the United States should go
to these countries in person and make the Hc-
quaintznce Of the South American merchants
learn their present wants. anticipate their future
ones, sound the temper OF the people and hav-
ing returned home. send them the very best our
country can produce Believe me those people
will have the best or none vt all. Already there
has been too much Of
| THIS WOODEN NUTMEG" System
about American intercourse with the South, and
portion OF the strong pre- JUDGE in favor or En-
gllsh goods can be traced directly to this fact.
|
involve too much time. In response,
would only say. that II you value the trade al
all, do not pay those gentlemen the equivocal
compliment Of sending \ subordinate to rep.
resent you. would also add, that the none,
now tpent on South American advortisem 4,
(of questionable vaue) would go far toward.
| defrAyinR the expenses OF trip to those conn
tries and would yield much more tAp2ibls re-
suits.
Another moss important direction for our ac
tlvities. il toward the establishment Of NOR,
frequent and rapid communication with Soutl
America.
believe that to-day, there is business
enough
FOR ANOTHER LINE OF STEAMERS ..
and that with the second established, scarcel
two years would roll around before there Womb
be the greatest encouragement for third line
believe also that even II the subsidy was with
held line could be operated with profit, pro
vided due regard WAS bestowed upon the ety
and character OF the vessels.
In woru our great want ID . more thorough
knowledge OF the ways and customs of the Sout
American nations. lie approaching Centen
ninl Exposition will prove ali important agenc
toward the supply of this want, although fron
the nature OF tbs its offices can ONLY DO o
, Al introductory character.
THE RAPID STRIDES
. made of late years by Modern Science tend tow
ard the practical annihilaton OF distance the
thereby deepen aud strengthen the foundatio
+, Of truly Cosmopolitan sentiment When sue
, sentiments have more fully taken hold of til
minds OF our countrymen will the claims Of on
3 Sister Continent receive their proper recogn
= ton.
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VECETlNE
PuRIFlEs THE BLOOD, RRNovATEs AND
vIGoRATEs TIE WHOLE SYSTEM.
ITS MEDICAL PROPERTIES ARE
Alternative, TONIC, SOLVENT ANu
DIURETlC.

vKGEr1NE Is made exclusively from the juices OF
carefully selected barks. roots and herbs, and go
strongly concentrated, that 1t will efecualy erad-
cate from the system every faint OF SrrOua scrot-
ulons Humor, Tumors, Cancer, Cameron Humor,
Erysipens, Salt hheuin. tanker Fan'hess az the
stomach, and all diseases that arise from iInpnre
blood. scRtca, lnflammalory and Chronic ltheu-
matism. Neuralgia, (out and Spinal Complaints
can only be encciualy cured through the blood.
For Ulcers and Fruptivs Diseases Of the skin,
pustules, Pimpl1s, Blotches, Bns. letter, Scald-
head and Ringworm, EaE1INE has never failed to
effect permanent cure. ~
For rains in the Back, Kidney Complaints,
sy, and uterine disea es, VsGETIN6 acts dircctE
upon the cause OF these complains. lt.nvigoraes
and strengthens the whole system, acts upon the
secreve org ,ns, allays inflammation, cures ulcera-
ton and regulates the bowels.
For Caiarrl, dyspepsia, Iabitual Costyeness, Pal
ptatlon OF the heart, Headache, Piles. Nervous
ness and General Prostitution OF the Nervous Sys-
ten, no medicine has ever given such perfect salts
faction as the VEoErtNE. II puriiles the blood,
ceanses hll OF the organs, and possesses cohtrol-
ing power over the nervous system.
The remarkable cures effected by VEdK71SE have
induced ~ any physicians and apothetarles whom
we know to prescribe and use II IN their own faml-
lies.
IN fact VEaRrINE Ia the best remedy yet 0iscov-
cred for the above diseases and is the only reliable
Flood Purifier yet placed pefors the public
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Literary Notices.

Oliver Optic opens the current number Of
Hardness Magazine with new domestic story
which inculcates = valuable Lesson; DR.. Hicks
treats Of WomAn's Sphere with sound philoso-
ply; Rev. George H. Smyth writes Of the Indi-
vidusl Resources Of Pleasure and Profit Rev.
Charles D. Shaw gives one Of his characteris-
tic stories entitled III the Rapids: The Worlds
Ideals, by Lizzie York Case, is = prose article
written with the refinement of poetry; Termni
Papers, I, II, give vivid description Of journey
and visit to san Francisco by Col. II. Bardwell
Baker, whose long residence there in connec-
ton with the U. 5. Mint, makes his aatcle in.
structive; Peter Pri's Wife by Nellie NJ. Cars
brant il y decidedly successful humorous story
III which the funny side OF Spiritusllsm is shown
up Francis Vincent continues his History OF
Wilmington, embracing the years l657-59 50.
The Educational. Young Americans, Edi orisl,
Manufacturers aud Mechauics' aud Old and New
HuMOr Departments are flied with valuable
aud Instructive reading matter, except the latter
i'll which "a little nonsense now and then Ii rel
ished by the wisest men,"
The new and original reading matter with
which No. II Of Hdrkness' Mdydzene is well
filled, is unusually entertaining-not excepting
the several beautiful poems suited to readers of
oil ages. Subscriptions, one dollar in advance
for four consecutive numbers. Except the His
tory, all the articles and stories are complete,
which in popular feature. Address Harknesv'
Magazine, Wilmington, Delaware.
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vEcETlNE is SOLD BYALL DRUGGISTS
KIDNEY COMPLAINT.

. Probably there Is 70 complaint that aflllcts the
human system, which Is so little understood at the
present time, as some of the varied forms OF KID
ney COMPLAINTS.
There is no disease which causes such acute pain
or more alarming in its results than when the kid
ne's fail to secrete from the blood the uric acu ard
other poisonous substances, which the blood aCcu-
INITIATES In Its c rcuiition through the system.
II m IN any cause the Kidneys lail to perform the
functions devulving upon T. EN-, the Cumulations
are taken up by the absnrben's and the whole sys-
III thrown INTO state of disease. causing great
pam anu suffering. and very oft II immediate death.
!, ehce the Importance of keeping the kidneys and
blood III healthy condition, through which all the
impurities of the blond n lIst mas
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,0pfrlal Nu1.rfs.


"AS~sShof'n s"pFpseu bettxtHOuhA
Plaster.
Gapsicum Plaster,
Patent Lint,
Glass Nipple Shells,
st. Vincent's Arrow Root
Bowers Gyce. Inc,
Turned Wood Boxes,
Nelson's Gearlne
Concentrated Gycerine,
Schering's Choral lydrate
Tin Seiilitz Boxes,
star Mills Paper,
Filtering PAPER.
French Mustard Plasters
Eheryesclng Granular Salts, (Kea hey 4 Madison 81
b Y C's sugar coated Pills and Granues,
AlcGka Porous Pasters,
MOler's Cod Liver Oh,
Vinegar Bitters,
nolloway's Worm CONNECTIONS
M6tthey Caylus tapsnies,
Planten's Capsules,
TaIrants settler Apereur,
Henszey's Troches,
Browns Bronchial 1'roches
Yankee Shaving Suap,
Scheher's Pepsiue,
Lows Linlment.
Supplied to the trade nj the lowest market rates
r. BRINGEURsT Il co,
Wholesale and Retail DrugaislB,
Corner sixth and Market Streets
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-04-15

There seems to be 10 disposition on the part
Of the Baltimore school board to abolish corpo-
raj punishment in the public schools. A COM
mittee recently appointed to examine the case
OF pupil who had been chastised, in reporting
unanimously, recommended no change in the
rule rslsting TO corporal punishment
Some OF the steamboat men are talking of es-
tablishOg passenger line from Norfolk to Bal
timors and the North, via Pote's creek. It il
proposed TO put on fast steamers for the bay be-
tween Norfolk and Pops'A creek, whors passen-
gers and freights will be transferred TO the Bal
Gm~Sp and Potomac railroad.
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VALUABLE INFORMATION.

BosToE, Dec 49, 1869.
Gen.lemen-My only object in giving you this tes-
timoniai Is to spread valuable informal on. Having
been badly afflicted with SAT- Rheum, and the whole
surface f my skin being covered with pimpes and
eruptlons, many Of which caused Inc great pain and
annoyance, and Knowing II to be a blood disease,
took many of the advertised blood preparations,
among which was any guam ity Of Sarsaparila,
without obtaining any ben, 1T until l commenced
taking the VRGErINE and before l had completed
the first bottle saw that had go5 the right mcdi-
cine. Consequently, followed on with it until ]
had taken seven bottles, when was pronounced a
from pmples and cruptlons. have never enjoyed
so good health before, and attribute 1t all to the
use OF NEdsTrNE. To benefit those afflicted with
rheumatism, | will make mention also of the Vs0E-
TINES wonderful power of curing me of this acute
complaint, or which have suffered so intensely.
G. II. TUCKER,
Pas. Ag't Mich q. Il. r
janlS-lyyd& 60 Washington street, Boston.
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TIE ooAIrlIpIuo 110UNW.
PxuAosz1a1A, April 10.


r, tAs Hdttsr ~ tAs csmwsrsial:
You NV In last evenings CoNnK1C1AI, In an
.xticl> on the ooalsnining troublee: ut ees0s 70
'.us 10 b very clear thas the working naness Ne
"ths mainly wrongsd I'D s9aesme parry
Are you willing In yoar husinsss 70 allow
COMMITTEES Of your vorknsn to -! whom You
ebeU employ and WHOM you shall disoharge.
what length Of tine eaeh Of your presses shAas
work each day vhas shall b The Length O.
yopr editorials md the limit OF your carculanoos
aud further will you permit this coanmittes 70 m
CURE into your pro6ta end adjust wases aooor-
diuRly? Do you think that thees workmen OF
youIs would b the wrongsd and scattering party
II, for protesting against th,s, your olhos should
b. ~ on fire and these came workman shoa,o
,n,m9p :. as,: srsI The A'n and '''
II you viii ooussnt 70 al this then you can
| considerably take Part with the work-men " this
labor trouble, but not without
"Pas yourself In bis place u good motto In
Ifyoo have mot slrsady prstndssd tlai. matte.
perheps change your viswa. H. @.
CDmmsass b. ~ Com~<rcsal
We certainly have ~ot psejudgsd the cass, and
will chssrfully print facts Of figures hsAring TIP
ON It. Our opinions are those Of critic per-
feey di.intsrsstsd, except 10 far ~. like Ill the
community, ws are Injured q embarrassed by
| kA8 CU190juCuVo9 VI t2AA9 AOA14 4o~sAVA D0sW0VA
tho coal miners and their employers. Al Ia
what - should like OF not like, In our own busi.
ness, that IL ssesns to us, u mot important. The
prime facss in regard 10 the ooal.mining ques
ton, are that the miners, at the rate Of wager
which they demand, would not get . renunera
ton at ell excessive, when the nature Of thei
work il considered that. paying these wages
the operators would realize = broad maj
gin Of profit that the dispute between tn
two parties hiss now degeueratsd int
test Of strength, in which the employsn-wh
arc mostly great corporations, very rich, vsr
. prosperous, and very powsrful-announes the
resolution to huAlly " crush" the miners orgal
izAtions, or in other words, to render 1t imposs
bls, hereafter, for the miners to make any efRe
!, tive opposition to reduction Of wAsss or 9TH
move adverse to their interests, which the ope
y ators may glucose to make; aud that, Aoally, VII
!" this purpose Of ''crushius out" in view, Il
. operators are keeping tens Of thousands Of me
idle, are stopping tile furnaces, rolling mills, =,
! other great industries, and are threatening
i. throw into confusion the whole business depe
i. dent upon anthracite ooal-du because 0sey 70
not pay soagss to their men sohich asey can 70,
, a6ord TO pay!
These, We understand to be facts and v
. think they are tho main facts. In the QUAR-
| there il brute tolce and main strength on Dol
sides. With oil it, details the public have It'll
! or nothing to do. But they judge the case
it, simple features, aud upon the general pril
cple that tho operators ought not to furth
prolong the present distress. whom tho dsmaut
| of THAR man ara not Arsaaniya
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THE BEST MEDICINE.

EAST MARsHfIELp Aug F2, 1870,
MIR STEVENS: Dear Sir-t am seytnty-one We ars
81 age; have suffered many Years with Kidney
Complaint, weakn' SIS IN my back AM stomach. |
va. inuuce by fren Is to Try your NEGETlNE Il d
INNS l. tle best med Gin. for weakness of me Kid
news ever ed, have tried many remedies for
thls c mp aint and never found so much ret MS
trom The Vegetfne. 1t strengthens aud invlgnrates
~. whole system. Many Of my acquaDnnues have
lakeh " ana believe 1t TO be G. Oh for all the COM
paints Tor which 1t is rtc ammpnIei Yours truly
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-04-15

Messrs. Moody aud Ssnkey,t the American revi
valists, whose preaching has created 70 great in
terest in Great Britain went to that country, in
1878, although they had not visited London till
few weeks ago. Mr.. Moody is the preacher.
and his home is stated to be Chicago, where .
large church, taking the place Of one destroyed
by the great Are. is now about finished for him
At cost Of 100000. Mr.. ssnkey il from New
Castle in Western Pennsylvania. and is descrb-
ed as person Of much more cultivation than his
associate. He is fine musician, with . pover.
full, well trained voice, and was prevailed upon
by Moody to engage in the work for the pur-
pose Of adding his service Of song" which IL
very effective.
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TElEGRAM8.
DISASTER TO SOME SHIP.
ASHORE ON fQUAN BEACH, YES-
TkkDAY.
TRACES OF TKN1SMaE. THIS

The morning papers contained telegram
from Barnegat N. j., saying that vessel was
supposed to be ashore on the shoals near there,
yesterday, and probably steamship,as she fired
signal guns Of distress from 7. q. m. to H. Z
by Telegraph.
souAN, N. j., April IA.
II is supposed that vessel foundered on
Squsn Beach, last night. The body OF n sailor
was found on tho beach this morning, also q
trunk, spar, and several wine baskets Some
vessel fred distress signal guns 'front.' to IL,
yesterday. 1t looks as il the vessel went down
In the storm.
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obSt " IL, OIL Eh NJ.
PRONOUNCED INcURABlE.

HUSTO May ~, ISL.
u. r. STEVENS, Esq: Dear Sill have be n badly
hn.cleu VII" ktln'y Complaint for ten years have
suffered eat pain IN my back, hips nd side wi h
eau d,ilcul y In passing urine, which was often
AMI ~ very small qnan tiles frequently accompapled
with ba1r and eXctutatng rain.
! have fai hlully trle most of tho ponular rome
dies recommended for my complaint; have been
uhher tht treatment of SOM Of the most ski If II
Ease III, nrable, his WAS my condition when was
au Seu ~ ttleni to trs the Nsgtti"e, ana could
zee tne go ELECTS from the first dose took, and
from thal moment Kent on improving IN il 1 wa,
bottles. '' N
" u IND ed valuable medicine and II l should be
ailicted again In the same way would give a tlpl-
lar q Sc, If ] rond not get 1t without.
kespec fully, j. NJ. GLE.
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MiDsuIPMAN DROWNED AT ANNAPoLIs.
ANSAPoLls, April IA.
Cadet Midshipman W. II. Cox, of the fourth
class, WAS drowned, this morning, at the Naval
Academy, Annapolis.
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HOWARD II. JENKINS, WILMER ATKINSON,
FRANCIS G. PERKS.
WILMINGTON, DRI.
TharsAAy, April is. 1873.

IMPORTANT NorIoE.-After January 1st, 1875,
he Publishers of TIE DELAWARE TRlsuSR 'oiN
prepay postage thereon, and the paper toiu 1s sent
10 subscribers atthe present price, % per year.
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PAIN In The Rack.

There is no remedy known to medical SC ence
which has proved Itself more va uabe IN cases of
Kidney omplalnts han the tEGETINE 1t acts
directly upon the secre ions cleanses and pnriues
the tlGoi, aud restores the whole system to healthy
action. '
The fol lowing extraordinary cures OF great suffer-
erS' VINO had bren given up by the hest physicians
ms hupe,css cases, Will speak for themselves. and
euIeal taculty, as well as of those who are suffer-
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ROUND BRAIDED
BETTING
THE BEST THING OUT
Manu- aeturcd only by
q W. Army,
81 CHERRY ST FuILAr ELPuA,
s-nu w .Ircu ar. apr -f2w
q ufttgn SalSs.
.NRUs TEES SALE,


Byylrue OF Deed of Trust to them, from 90,
neorpe a. hanson, Cated tenth day OF December
WIN the fnll concurrence and cp-onerallon Of cal
bshson' VIII oher at public sale, on
THE Am DAY OF MAY, 1873.
at oclok p. M, at the Conr, House d nor in Cbes.
ttflown, Nj, hndcliife Hail." tnat very ,alustle
,a.ia w heht county, beautifully 'ituated on Chess
yer liver ABOUT one mile belo Chestett,wn On m.
monty known as the "Hanson Fa, mu uuon whirh
= oonel ianson now resides, tnd part OF which ia
HOW rented and occupied By MIR. John Green. OF
NM., containii ''o
Fof II HUNDRED AND SEvENTY.oNE hCRFs
more orless. The improvements are a mansion -
mouse, win modern colveuieGces, and Tenant al
lionse III good repair. with the necessary outbuiii
lngS and oi'ices The tenant house is large amd
comlhodious ami was built IN the year lsTi he
ropery II Is most probable, will b, offered in two
EmoFe parcels, to suit pu chasers, CT which fnjl
particulars Will be & ven at the SALE 80"
~ WIN DC hown by Colonel Hanson, on tina prem-
,scs; 70 whom or 10 the trustees application may be
yEhMS IF SALE: One third of tho nurchase
money TO be paid in Cash. or within thirty d IVA. at
the option Of the Trustees: the bnlance IN ionr
equal insihllmen'B Of Six, taelve, eighteen and
lwthty-four months, or upon such easy and reason
able terms AS Will be fully and particularly stated at
me time OF the sale. The deferred aymeps TO basr
mt rest from the day OF sale and to be secured m
such mshner as may be approved by ihs Trustees.
De ds at the purchasers cost
d. 4. HOPPER Emory,
NO. d st. Paul street,
o,.,,,,,o CHA. W. RIDGELY.
1pri ,nu S.w No. 81 st. Paul STREET
BLTIMoRE, April Q, 1875