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New-York tribune., 1876-05-04
Eeaal Noiieee.

NOTICE OF ASSIGNMENT.-NOti is here
~ bv given that Mary A. AMI Ophel Best partners IN
trade atder the fr IL Ecst Co.. OF the CtT .. New
srS County OF and state q New Jersey hafe ms dag
p9e an assignment to the sutscr bcr a. their erP -
tate equal benett OF hAr creditors and mat me 81
creditors must their respective ca ns. under oat o
animation within the term OF tIee months ron TIE da's
hefeef.-DAtes Newark, Nj, Jan. ]. 1875
WM. ". .sHUA"AI, AssiSnec, al broJdway, n u Cits
OIL 5. VI. d j. MORROW, Attorneys NeWelG, y.
NEW-YORK SUPREME COURT, CITY AID
~ County Of New Yofk.-ELEOEOAE BOWLS, fisIuiib,
agt WILLIAM BONIES, UelonCant.-Io the D-Iru'.ali D
loa hereby summoned and required TO answer e com
pant sciiOD, which will Oe aled IL u" oiSc o te
CleTs o. the City and County NEW YORK at his oo az c
County IN the CITY sni County 0f Nc"-foi"
and t copy Of your answer 70 the ssld compliant o
subscribers tssr Oct At no 80 BrOacwsy, Ne"f tN
City, Of Newl within twenty days alter The rvite
Of this you, exclusive Of the Gay OF sc scr Ice
ard fzl the said complaint vii IN Tie tine
Aforesaid the plsiut IN tbs scion viii apply TO Tie Colt
for ne reiei demanded in the oOmPsnt-Dasd 1Oih
March q, 1876. DUPI.E & NiII CH EkULns Aitorneps
Take notice that the complaint In this action was Il Ia the
once TIE Crs Of tho City and County OF sew 1or on lie
1911 day OF April 1876. DUPRG WEIGH.
apo laH6wTh Plaintiffs Atiorneys
New-York tribune., 1876-05-04
Eectures ano meetines.

SPIRITUAL EV0LUTI0NS OF SHAKER
- ISM with sketches of Shaker family life and SHAKER
music Republican Iall 90 West o3dst, THIS EVEN
ING. Admission 20 cents.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-04
Gitudtious Uantso--femaIes.

NURSE, &c.-A competent mddle-aged
~ American inyal.ds nurse aud housekeeper
Can be at present employers, 66 parEsye.
NURSE.-A neat, tidy little girl as nurse; is
~ and fond OF aud Kind u children has
satisfactory reference. Cali l0J West 4lstsI
NURSE.-A Protestant girl as nurse can take
~ of infant objection to growing call
drn would Ike travel good city Inference All West
New-York tribune., 1876-05-04
Business Ghances.

WANTED-$l, 900 for 90 days, with large
pOnus OF interest busues. asf ace. rtv Ser
sS'uealars call or address O. o. KINNEY 70 CEDAR
New-York tribune., 1876-05-04

HOUSEWORK-B an oblieing, respectable
A Danish girl do cooking, washing and ironing good
COOK and and neat obsng person unders ads
milk butter, city country Ial at NO 500 othaNe
New-York tribune., 1876-05-04

T NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Country BUAhIJ
a large AIRY rooms all mo1ern improvements oi ianiy
on siugs grit rinen stablas desired - minutes Iu
city; plank walk from depot terms mod'raie Address
. 1. III. n. lto.ele, \. j.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-04
fnrnlIure.

Nj MATTINGS-White,R Red, Check, and Fancy,
IA ~ 81. Ga, very cheap ioT cash. Ing1aln Carpets
.9olens Baraps Upholstery Goods, &c ANDREW LIS IhK
New-York tribune., 1876-05-04

FEW BOARDERS can have excellent nc
" cnmmola ors re hours from city. Via EIie Railroad
Io1pian ar mix. vegetables boating, bshins, &c
ferns moderate ref, renee. 300 OtandsC
New-York tribune., 1876-05-04

HOUSEWORK.-Ar respectable woman wishes
a situation for general houseworkj Is good COOK,
washer ironer; city country 81 East 2othst 2d
New-York tribune., 1876-05-04

WAITRESS.-A young girl as tirst-clsss wait
w ress: understand. her business thoroughly has city
reference. Call At 100 5lstst
New-York tribune., 1876-05-04

RUSSELL" ICE CREAM, II Bible House
cent @ IA ue city. Excursions. Festivals. Retailers, a.
oPe' quart SPECIAL stie BIiOn To utOf. orders.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-04

HOUSEKEEPER.-Au English lady desires
4 n position housekeeper or would unlertake tne
OF and their warirnes IN TACT any
staou In which be useful remuneration not being
much an object home references gwen Apply al 81
Ltrafn Ia lrnn nInnklNn.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-04

uOUSEWORK.- respectable young girl to
d. Chambcrvor1 Washing, ana Ironing; private ianly
god reference 34i West 2Gth ST, lst hoor
New-York tribune., 1876-05-04

HOUSEW0RK.-Ay young girl to do general
A Homework is neat and willing good plain cook,
w~bcr AMI oner good reference. Please call O9 West
New-York tribune., 1876-05-04

JISEFUL.-A youth of 10 wishes situation
bnttsr bGsiness address II. o. ll2 Greenwchsve. NJ y
The New York herald., 1876-11-05

acknowledged by the most intelligent nations and Is
Incorporated. in form. into their fundamental
law. Experience has proved that 10 danger TO the
State from the concession and exercise OF this
right that such liberty OF worship Is Dot incompat
ibic with an established rel ligion. the committee give
expression 10 the painful solcitude that has been
caused here by the decree OF the spanish gov
ernmcnt oppressive 10 and reprcssive OF Protestant
public worship they cite the tolerance that is shown
TO Roman Catholics Protestant countries. and rep
resent 10 the Spanish government and 10 the world
tina; IL accord with tho Acknowledged rights
OF humanity with the civilization OF the age nor
with the customs OF other nations nor with the spirit
OF the Gospel OF tho Lord Jesus Christ to restrain the
liberties OF Protestant Christians long those libcr
not TO Interfere with tho rights oil
the peace and good order OF the State The
paper concludes with earnest expression OF sympa
Inv Protestant fellow Christians Spain, assur
ing Ihcm of our prayers that they may have grace
given unto them 10 bear with patience the Affections
which will endure but for little: that they submit
themselves without resistance 10 the powers that be-
looking unto the King OF saints for thor deverancc;
and that all things they give those who oppress
them TO admire their obedience to law, far
God.
The New York herald., 1876-11-05
THE EAST RIVER BRIDGE.

Yesterday morning the great "foot bridge cable"
tho stretching OF which involved greater and
labor than predecessors finally secured In
place at tho New York anchorage On Friday night 1t
was carried half way the anchorage
the tower and yesterday all that remained to DO dono
on tho New York side to connect with
tho anchorage and the cable tho socket in
tended for reception Tho process Of securing the
cable Is a peculiar and interesting one. heavy
bolt Is screwed bars anchored In the masonry
This bolt followed out in shape ana after the
end OF the cable passed through the strands
raveiied and stretched apart Then iron pins wedge
shaped driven between the strands, tho wires
colied and In nterlaced around these pns and finally
mass Of molten lead IS poured into the space to
iron then dispace the CABLE for the greater
the strain the greater the resistance.
Yesterday afternoon preparations we're made at the
Brooklyn side carry the other end or the cable
the Brooklyn anchorage Monday. The: manila rope
is already fastened 10 the great cable and Monday
morning the work Of raising tho blight" to the top OF
the will be commenced. About one O'Clock yes
terday arrived at the Brooklyn pier containing
another 2ss inch cable, the stretching OF which
will occupy tho workmen for the week TO come II
took Just forty minutes to unload the reel, which,
IN view OF its enormous wcght-45, 100 pounds-was
marvcilousy expeditions. Mr.. Harrington and Chief
Engineer Martin expressed themselves highly grati-
ned with progress OF the work, and anticipate
put tho foot bridge IN position bcore January. rho
work bridge proper will Of depend upon
the ability OF the ufacurers oil the wire cables to
supply them required.
The New York herald., 1876-11-05
DECISIONS.
SUPREME coURT-cHANBERa

By Judge Larrcmore.
Tho Equitable Lie ASSURANCE Society vs. Powerss
Nos l. 2 and 81 same VS.. Silverman and Same VI
Laverty.-Applcaton granted.
Gorstsn vs. The Society Gael Zedeck.-Order granted
BY Judge Barrett
Matter Of Linde--Tno report does not seem 10 ioi-
low tho testimony to Emma Inde, whose share haa
paid cash purchaser. THIS should - paid in
cash render the mortgage to the other three per-
fectly safe. Then do understand how the widow
is entitled to the Two sums specified
Greenfield vs. SaitabassL-Referred to Roscoe h.
Claiming, 80 take proof OF the facts and circum-
stated in the complaint, and TO examine tho
the undertaking, and to report thereon 40
to its sufhciency.
Matter OF the Church OF st. MichaeL-Opinion.
Matter OF Bonncy.The had better await the
result OF the suit. IL favorable to the company he
Will probably rcalize much more than on sale.
SUPREME COURT, CIRcUIT-PARr
BY Judge Van Worst
Cowlss VS.. Watson. Memorandum.
SUPERIOR COURr-sPEcIAL TERN.
BY Chief Justice Curtis.
Glass va Muller ct aL-Motop dismissed, with $le
costs plaintiff and stay set aside.
Etzel vs. Byrno ct nL-Commission ordered.
Tne Jaeger Iron Company vs. Phelps.-Aotion de-
ned with $40 costs to defendant
Stiger vi. Observation-Disclosures sustained and thai
defendant have judgment.
In the matter OF kelcher, an iHfant.-Order appoint
ing John kelehor guardian nd tcm OF infant
The Wahoo Tool Manufacturing Company Va La
throp.-RciereLce ordered.
Bond w. McNin-Aotion for allowance granted
Concklin Crnter.--Motion to amend answer
granted on payment or plaintiffs costs OF October
Term, and or opposing motion.
The New York herald., 1876-11-05
SYNAGOGUE WORSHIP.

A SET BACK TO KArIoNALIsM-THE INsPIRArroH
or HOPE IN IMMORTALITY ENFORCED BY DE-.
HUEBscH.
Tho large congregation that gathered yesterday in
the synagogue in Lexington avenue and Fifly-nnh
hear DR.. Hucbsch not disappointed His
discourse was ono Of those eminontly practical obcs
designed 10 countcract tho sceptical railroads.&c.
tendencies Of tno times with which, 1t may be, somo
OF his people are more less sympathy. HIS text
was taken from Isaiah ill.,. 10, 11-"say ye to tho
righteous that II shall be well with him. for they shall
eat the iruit OF their doings. Woe the wicked,
IL shall be III with him, for tho reward OF his hands
shall be given HIM. This Scripture, the Doctor
marked, Is moro true than arc per-
haps willing TO concede daily life, for the fruit
OF their doinss shall they. the wicked, eat Our whole
life in its daily events Is nothing than the reflex
OF aih The brighter that life shines the brighter the
reflex, and the dim faith becomes tho more dark
and gloomy become tho secular affairs Of c Some pcr
think that the great principles Of religion but
holiday garments TO be put for stated occasors but
OF little account at other timea This 10 mistake.
They are the working garments for everyday lfe to
protect VI from the colds and heats and the unchang
The New York herald., 1876-11-05
MINISTERIAL MOVEMENTS.
ROMAN CATHOLIC.


Last Monday was appropriately observed by the
Catholic priests and people Of Brooklyn the twenty
third Of the conservation 10 the epscopae
OF Bishop Loughlin.
The Rev. Joseph Cunane, OF ST. Nary's Seminary,
Baltimore sailed for Europe week complete his
education At tho College of the Propaganda, Rome.
When he has graduated there he expects his
ministry in Baltimore
SO many presls have been slain or disabled by the
fever In Savannah that ministerial help has
been called for from other diocesea Father Schachte
Of Charleston, s. c. in answer a telegram. promptly
volunteered, and has gone TO the Cathedral in the
stricken city. Rev. p. J. O'Keefc, OF Pho Mono Col
lcge also responded but other priests coming in, he
has been able return to his college dut.ca
Tho three oldes. priests in tho United States are
Father Keenan,, OF Lancaster, Pa; Father AcElroy,
the Jesuit, who was chaplain United States Army
during The war. and Father Dominick Young, the
Dominican.
The annual solemn mass OF requiem for the departed
members OF tho Pnrgatorian Society will DO
In ST. patrick's Cathedral this morning
Three OF the Redemp ptorst Fathers Of the Most Holy
Redccmer church, New York-Revs. Wissei. Schneider
and Zimman-are conducting a mission ut 81. Angus
tines church, Newark.
4 mission tor young womon will be commenced in
the Church oil the Most Holy Redcemer Today. IL will
continue through the week.
The Rev. Dr. Woods has succeeded Rev. Father
Flynn al 81 Andrews church, New York. He was or
dancd priest In the spring oil this year and 81. An
drew's Is bls iirst mission.
The jesuit Fathers unscr Father DamcD. 8. J., will
open mission at Tho Church Of the Star Of the Sea.
Brooklyn, this morning
Thc dominican Fathers Of Newark have conducted
mission very successfully during the past week in ST
Aonica's church, jamaica The opening service was
crowded and the other services have been well A.
tended.
uxrvBRsALtsr
Rev Mr. Gage has resigned tho pastorate OF the
Bates street church, Lewiston, Ne.
The Universaiists Of Rockland, No, dedicated q new
The New York herald., 1876-11-05
THE PRoTEsTANTs IN SPAIN.

Last month the Executive Committee OF the Evan
gclcal Alliance Of the United States appointed COM
mitteo consisting Of Drs. Prime, Samson and Abbott
OF this city. express the sentiments OF the alliance
tho lato action OF tho government oil Spain toward
Protestant Christians that country, and to place
copy Of such expression in the hands OF the United
States Minister 10 Spain, Hon. Caleb Cushing and to
the Same to be published. The committee sub.
init that tho right to worship God accord
ing 10 the dictate Of tho individual conscience,
without interfering with tho rights OF Others
has been traced 10 prcccdents universally recog-
nixed and is now embodied In International law !;
and or this the right skcd ior SPAN
The New York herald., 1876-11-05
REAL ESTATE.

Tho following sales were effected at the Real Estate
Exchange yesterday
Mcssrs Scott Myers sold by order OF the Supreme
Court in foreclosure, c. e. Lydccker referees house.
with lot Is 9x9Ss. East Thrty-sixh street, south
s,dc 100 feet OF Second avenue, j. H. Roberts,
plaintiff for $l6.550.
Messrs. Wood L. Noics sold by order OF the Supreme
Court in foreclosure, George p Smith, recroe three
lots each 25xl0o H. East lo6th street, south side
os5 feet east Of Third avcnre James Boyd plain
tiii for $l655o.
shcrfst- dot No. i43), 25xioo; L. Bsur TO J. selig
As" i" ST. " ;. rs H. n Of Canal Is axsS7j; E.
West s.. No. i2s: John Ianghsar and vile X. ii.
GoersS ST. e. - Houston. a5xioo; G. L.i-
Sd msAn .su u.s. H. n q istn T. a5.ico N0n
shs 9sT !. 70 o % So is X Lev, to f. B.ae NOM Noun
regular: l. b. Wood ~ Starr. $4,000
No.scr and wife 10 X. $ dorm. 1900
so G. sn 70 F':Ss - asa ~..a 80. Nom
ca y, - q 1913 q s 'sssslso s4s g SCI.
dor and husband 10 NJ Rnck ................ 5000
lo.s as'sse ss sf ,sssh .ssn's' . ooso 0o
pIiaes S. !. s.. a IL W. ci Crosby. IS Ski oa NJ
ssyn rsferee 10 United states Life Insurance - no.,
5.s aS'. :. ). so.4 H. u: Of o$d st.. a5.asioaaJ.d D.
18th ST.. a4o Il. w. oi nv 4. aSsea; q. ". Diiaway
1muh 81. s.s.: J. &. Bushnell referee) to German
65th st n - 100 n. n. or 9Th sv., i7xlCo5; w. q.
Pnckney irceree) 80 u. Stenbo 1900
74th 81. I75 f. o. Of I'd av. 25xiOO.2; =. a. Oiin
trecree) Nav York Lifs Insurance Company. 1O,40c
6Jth N. l5l u. w. OF 4th av. lsxIU05; P..J
Joachiiuson (rcferoel to y Steinhardt.. IL. .U0o
Sheriff dot No l4. 23xUO. >. W. Lowe trsfsroe)
r. Levi aud Others. l.1Oc
LEASES.
Chatham IT,, No. ~. and No New Chambers st.,
~ years: l. A. Holman r. oliver q, SOC
MORTGAGES.
i: wears $500
| Boardnap. N. w. and husband to W. Edwards N.
" csrner Of 5th Az. 3years zoos
Casey. T.. aud wife, to j. Collin, n. O. corner of LIST
av and 3ath st. years s...................... so0
Dorm, T.. and others. to A. l. Nosser, of ID
of 18th st. ~ years 14Of
Dunuigan T.. to ". schultz. e. corner Of 1ith
aDd saith IT.. nstainc ncnts.. 6Ot
Ehers. a.. - J. Langhaar, West ST. 1886
Harrington. J. T. and wiic, tod. j. Althause, ..
OF 2bth Of sih ay.: year................. 500
Gallagher NJ. to Henesscy. . .. OF 42d st.. W. Of
Levi y. and husoind 60 A. Gsrshei, 9. OF sth av,
of seth ~ years 500
9th s., year. ..................... 800
sth av. years. i,so
Trnpbie A., TO A. Ord W. e. OF Madison sv.. u. Of
White. s. and husband. to h. X. Dickcrm an w. O. Of
Ssh sv., Of ssd 81 400
The New York herald., 1876-11-05
A REMARKABLE PASSAGE.

The White Star steamer Britannia, Captain Thomp-
son, anchored tho bar at one A. NJ Saturday, hav-
ing completed the fastess passage on record, via,
seven days. thirteen hours and eleven minutes mean
time from Queenstown 10 New York Ths previous
four passages Of this steamer show the following un-
equalIed days. eightoon hours and for
tyfour minutes from Queenstown to New York; seven
days, twenty hours and twenty ynve minutos from New
York 10 Queenstown.
The New York herald., 1876-11-05
CHAT BY THE WAY.

Don't be cbary Of little kindnesscs They smooth
Che pathway OF life wonderfully.
IL will do no harm II you tell your minister to-day
that his sermon has done you good--if 1t has
When your reason discovers lis own insufncency 10
discover any thing then you viii begin to have fsith
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-09-15
FOR SALE.

WE HAVE TWO VERY NICE Two
w story brick tenement houses Ha
Twenty nfth street, TOR sale. 1hr' ar
nearly new anu Ia excellent repair ~
contains four rooms auj a kitchen. n.h
both have good cellars. Any p'fsph 10
string "A cheap dwelling hou" wei .s'
and upon reasonable terms, viii 4" Fs'i
o. call. For full particulars app.l ~"
undersigned III thrlr OiiiGr, No. ~ 'hiI'
line street, Wheeling, ". w.
CKA CRAFT & CpLh
aprlJh Aitpfnrg'
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-09-15
DIED.,

WHITMYER-Wedn night, A. b.
WHITMYER, daughter OF h. and Martha j.
WhItmyer, of scarlet fever, in the oth year
Of her age.
The funeral will take place from. the
residence oi her parents, No. 10 Twenty
third street, on Friday afternoon at 3
o'clock. The liends of the family are in
yited to attend. lntermenl at the PENN
Sula cemetery.
SHRIVER-At Richmond, Va, on Tues.
day afternoon, septelnb Der 18th, 1876, Col.
JACOB y. SHRIyER, in the End year OF his
age.
Funeral from the residence OF Robert B.
Woods No. % Twentieth street, to-day
Crhurtday) at 2 o'clock p. N. lnterment
at Greenwood cemetery.
On account OF detention OF the train
bearing the body, the above funeral has
been postponed until 21@ O'Clock this Fri
day. afternoon.
REMELE September l3, at 2 O'Clock p.
NJ. MARY REMELE. sister-in-law OF Dennis
Gaus, formerly of this city, aged Is years.
The funeral will take place from the
residedce of her mother, No. q alley s.,
North Wheeling, this friday morning at
$ O'Clock. Friends of the family are re-
Spectfully invited to attend.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-09-15

a FORTUNE IN 1T. EVERY FAM
~ LY buys 1t. sold by Agents. Addrss
G.s. WALhER, tIis. Pa. as@ 'e
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-09-15

-
Union, is stthing ofssntiment. We
are "a nation Of equal states,
and free states, rive are mo
nation. The Repuliesns shout their warn
ings >of danger from the South, if
power be taken out of their hands; GER.
tainly, they have done little even to keep
the South in order, if their own stories
for campaign circulation are to be be-
lieved. But can there be any further
need of appealing to the great business
community to break away from its past
respect for this party of worthless prom
ises and by its own resolute act at the
ballot-box to restore q greater than the
former prosperity ?-Boston Post.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-09-15
THE WEEKLY REGISTER

Is the largest and altogether the most
complete news and family paper printed In
wsst Virginia. II will be sent TO any ad-
dress one year for 500. Valuable premi-
ums 10 cIuv agents and 10 subscribers.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-09-15
EXECUTORS SALE OF LUMBER.

NNE WILL OFFER FOR SAIL At
" Public Auction, on TUESDAY. The
9th inst, at "a. NJ. al the yards, ell the
Lumber belonging To the cs'ar" ,lih' late
Israel Updegrafl The stock insists NJ ths
usual assortment To hc found Iu tint
class Lumber Yard. ! Will also pHrf iof
sale at the Same time the rusm" ono
Building, comprising two rooms, ,llual~I
on sixteenth street, near pOs,"l,". Ic.m'
made known on day oi sale.
ALEX. u DEGRAft tNrrui"..
spl2a l.. r.. UPDkiGRAFF, ENscrirr
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-09-15
FOR SALE,
TRUSTEES SALE

DY VIRTUE OF \ DEED or m,
ID made oy jane Met. uney anu W. II
the IN Iersigned trustee d. Ell -. vile 10
OF July, in the yeds one ihOussni Jay
hundred snd seventy. i've, and - Sht
in the Office Of the CleIk of ,ba SSoriet
Court OF Onio comfy, W. Va IN Souaty
deeds Of trust aud mortSpgaSN No - o'NA OF
al, Will, on saturday. the IG,n PAGE
September. \, u. 1879. commaauNy Of
10 O'Clock -. NJ, at the front 'ns az
Court hocs II said county, In The ~, We
wheeling, proceed to sell al nuhI',tS NJ
ton, the following de- cribei ny sec'
situated IN said city, county ana s,pelty,
So much thereof rs NAV be n,...,te, or
pay the deOt secured 10y said deed 80 10
and the expenses OF sale, that ia y. uust,
piece OF lama situated ON " lr,.ljns, fIy:s
and bounded as follows: Re,,rSi NIAnd
the southeast corner az lo' nnr,'s az
twelve IN y. u. Robinson : a.ifitto,'. cred
city OF hceliug, ON Rrnadway MID
theme" running SOuthwArlly N'eet,
west line at said street Que iunI,.S TIE
feet, thence running westWhn iIv ~, w wv
angle wan said street In the prn . .lsnt
alley III lhe rear 81 so" y gce of L,n,t
thence running UurthWurlly s,nn.t" nu
east line ~ said protected llIe,, y, ne
southwest cogner al sad Inr -, .Ae
twelve, and theme raStwarIIy ~ "a Der
south line OF said Tot lumber tNaI,'E ne
place OF beginning, being the sam, y, ~. 'he
OF ianu eohNeyed to said AcIluney Ia, ~
r. Zane ami wife, by deed dated JIM" y, :.
1873, and nov at record in sail I'LL I'LL
Office in deed book No. ~, on prgI> ::S'A
AS. ANA
TERMS OF SALE-one.thhduip.,.,,,.-
chase money, or such great.r nm, VI. VI.
thereof rs the purchaser NAV r!,,r ~ NJ
cash in hand; the residue in twoeon, 'n ~
StallmentS, payable rrSpcCIiypIN, 49, - ~
twelve months from the day " sale. MN
! interest from that day, and tho J,i,''s W. I,
| pay mrntS Ia he secured by de,,i M ~, ,,,u
| on the property sold. 'u'l
Title l. believed good. but SelIlnys> I'm.
| tee, | shall only convey such tiiI,. .l
vested In ine by said deed OF trust. ~
ALFRED CALDWELL, Trust,
J.C. HERNEl, Auctioneer,