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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1878-04-25

A verdant youth from the rural
districts recently stopped at Balti.
more MOTEL, and on retiring blew out
the gfs. The clerk discovered the
laCt inst in time TO save his life.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1878-04-25
Lumber Lumber =!
CARROLL Street.
AT THE WARE HOUSE

I have on hand as fine q selection of
Lumber as ever offered in this town, con-
sisting of
YELLOW PINE, SPRUCE
and HEMLOCK JOIST
and SCANTLING
of all lengths and sizes. A, "a, Cd,
81 White Pine Boards and Plank, Vel
low and White Pine Flooring, dressed and
undrcssed Notwithstanding. White Pine
Shingles, No. 1, 9, ard 3. Poplar Phnks
4-4, Sd, Ga, and 9-4. Pine and Hem
lock Pickcts. Single and Plastcring
Laths. A prime lot of
CHESTNUT RAILS and
LOCUST POSTS.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1878-04-25
Different Kinds Of Coal,
PURELIVERPOOL SALT

Flour and Feed of all kinds, Bacon Lard,
and Fish in season. a full stock of Gro.
ccrics that will be sold cheap. Hardware
of all kinds, woodcnware and Carpenter
tools of all kinds.
PAINTS, OILS, PUTTY, g. GLASS,
GRINDSTONES, &C.
N. b. Will buy all kinds of grain and
produce and anything that can be sold,
and pay the highest market prices IN cash
or trade.
Give me call as l will not be UNI
dcrsold Thankful for past avors. |
still ask for Il share of the trade in the fu-
ture.
Yours, &c.
GEO. w. STOCKSDALE,
janl0 McchanicstUwn, Nd.
The New York herald., 1878-10-10
ALLEGED CROOKED RETURrs.

In the Kisgs County Supreme Ceart, Circuit, yes
ssrday, the quo varrante case Of Andrew Zsiser
against Noses Ksssel came on for Hia. Each claims
70 have been sleossd Charity Cemnissiener irsm
Third distr,et The plsinun vas ne republican can
ddats and she osssadans democratic Gonsral Tracy,
in benalf Of Mr. Zsissr, said that thsre were
72,0O0 votes cast a. ths last election for
Charity Com missioner In the lo2 election
districts Of the county. The majority claimed
BY Kssssl ass. One district, counsel said he
would show had rssarnsd vote 100 In excess OF she
registry. In another distsct mistake OF nty votes
had been made, and IN another Of nine votes. he
would show that Zeissr was entitled 70 500 more
votes than allowed him. In one district no
would produce evidence to show that nity
given 10 Kssss than appeared the returns OF
the canvasssrs nIsd with the police and with the
Board OF Elections.
Roger A Pryor, counsel Tor Mr.. Kssssl. offered In
evidence tbs and the oath OF Office Of hts Client
and brief address claimed that returns Of the
can vasssrs were inviolabe.
T. K Mills psi clerk sixth dislrict Fiftssnth
ward was called tho witness chair, aad gave his
testimony conesruing the tally sheets OF that district
and the vote for the Charity Commissioners, alter
which the case vas adjourned untm this forenoon.
The ballet boxes used the election will BE- produced
In court aud rscount Of the votes In she dispaIsd
distxiets wil be mada
The New York herald., 1878-10-10
CAUGHT IN A HURRICANE.

The Brush steamship Zanzibar. Capsaia Gardiner
Fox, arrived A. this port ON Wednesday morning
from Dsmsrars, having come round The 0aps OF Good
Hspo from Calcutta with 100 coolies Tor Surinam-
During his passage here Captain Fax expsr,sscsd
severe hurricane, the particulars OF which he has
furnished TO HERALD reporter from his log book
and private notes.
The Zanzibar left Dsmsrara the 23d OF Ssptom-
ber. In ballast, for this port. Fine weather and
southsrly winds prevailed up 70 September 30
RxrnAcrs rHR Loo
ocroBER L--Baromsser falling steadily TIL s
o'clock, when u stood at 2o6A Brisk gale with
hign SEA severe sqaalis and hard rain lxhtning 10
the north vest; ship rolling heavily; heel from 40
to 2s degrees Concluded sha, . revolving ssorm
was passing to the westward. At4A NJ, In all sail,
hove to s,areoard tack; set rssfed isre and main
topsahs ana m.'nstayss.L Nosn-Gals more mod
crate: set lower topssii, and kept ON our courss
A. q r. NJ, moderate gale and high cross sea- Md
nish,-LiEntnnw TO souahward.
OcronER 2-wtnd southwest; stG gale; heavy
squAs; snip rolling heavily; heel 10 to 30 dsgrsss;
Oorosss x-wind southeast; s A. NJ, east; glass
steaay faIiing; gallo Increasing and worry hign sea;
miansSnL same weather.
Ocrosxa Al A. M.--strong and Increasing gales;
frequent heavy gusts ana bard rain; ship rolling
hsaviy. Ga. M.-9sis staii increasing, win tsrrne
gusts and heavy ram In lower topsai, slose rsssd
rosfsa 0restay saii brougns
ship to ths wind; mountainous sea; noticed
sraord,nary oscillation In both ansrod bsrsmsssrs
from W bne extonx ~ Quts tenSn, TenoeFinkh
Impossible read them any way correctly. Noon--
Bsronssssr 70 3U ship rolling worse than ever ~
angle OF iorty i've degrees; latitude 81 deg. ~ min
longitude 10 dog. ~ min; winu E N. n. glass os-
cistiag more than ever; msuntainous sea, wisn ter
ride gusts VI wind and Diinding rain. 4P M.-wind
n. X, blowing hurricane; sea one sheet sf loan;
nothing visbis mere than ships isngth, from team,
spray and rain, ana spit close rsefsd iors and
topssls, with heads dswn; blow - pssoss maansssy-
sail r. Aside lamps and binnaols glasses broken
from sheer iorce OF Wind ana sea Asdnigns.-Siighs
Improvement
OorosER 5.-wind ~ N. l., sewers gale; trsmsn-
deus ssa; snip rosiinE very nsaviiy. A. h.-Gale
modsrating; the osoipeiion Of the baxomsters en-
uroiy coassd. tho0gn ths sbip vas rolling heavier
even than on tho previous day; wind north GLASS
steadily rising gals decreasing, bu high and eontnssd
sea. hadnign.--jtrong breeze and clear weather.
OcronxR @ --6 A. NJ. wind ". ~ "; kept ship her
course, barometsr eosunuiag 10 rise rapdy wind ~
noon n w., W. N. w. r. M.--Nortn. A. noon
the 7th ths Dnrometsr stood 90 10 The hi6hsst ~
had been for weskG Fine weather 70 pert.
uapssn Fog ssys that In tns lattor ana wcrns part
Of ths hurrcaIs there Was snsrs absence Of stssr
tnanesr o. ltghtninss
The New York herald., 1878-10-10
COLLISION ON THE EAST RIVER.

The ferryboat Idaho left the alp at tho foot OF
broadway, Brooklyn, \. D., ~ . quarter past nine
A. N. yesterday for tho Roosevelt street slip In
this city on The Navy YARD . schooner was
running up ths river and the steamer Sea-
wanhaka WAS coming down Ia tho same
directioa ~ the isryboaL Ths latter stopped 10
avoid the Schooner, and SsawsnhAka crashed
her on The ssarboard side absit the whsslhouse
smashing The guard rail and driving into the hail
nitssn inches below The waters edge. The copper
shsaihiss however was merely bsn and thus the boat
was saved. The crash occurred on the side the
ladies' cabin, and the deck hands, ioresssug the coll
lison, had the passengers removed time 20 prevent
Injury 70 aLy Of them. Ths bow OF the Seawanhaka
smashed into spntsrs and the port guard broken
Tor about Twelve feet There nearly swo hun
dred psssspesrs on The fsrryDoat. and
drsd on the Ssawanhska. TugDoats rowboa,s were
quickly NJ the scene ana on these, well ~ on the
seawsnhsKa. ths frightened passop gers The Idaho
took refuge. Both the Ssawsnhska ana the Idaho
then procseaed on Their course 70 ,hs city; but the
latter her return was LARD up rsDaira
10 HsRALD reporter Captain Charles r.
smith, OF the ssawannaka, said:--'.1hs terry
boat was AOV lsst ahead when she stopped
ana ws we're unable TO get clear. Had she continued
on her way would nave been all riThI No
vhistls Vas blowa. 40 ~ Vas not nsosssasy vhsn We
The New York herald., 1878-10-10
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.
BOOTHS AND THE POST.
From tho Eveuing Post Oct. Q !


Supposins Nr. Henry falmsr's statement 70 b. COR
rsct, which ne makes In the HxRALD morning be-
hind the Signature Of 'Jarrstt Palmer" that A.
though he sdverassd tho play OF "Jans Shore" for
three nights after Il with drawn. sill
no calls for scksts, proves nosning. Were he less
desperate no certainly would not have dreamed OF
Denying that II any Newspaper 10 this city could
protenA TO be read, especially BY persons Of aHiu-
snes and culture whose patronage the better
theatres eagerly seek, that newspaper 10 shs
Eueniag Post les regular readers were duly
informed OF the change OF programme by
erittcism Of the new and tiresoms Performance
in thsso circumstances would scarcely consult the
advertising coiumnA Casual readers who may not
criticism would be apt 10 70 10
box ONCE and ask stSsats 10 JAns Shore" Per-
<ons do generally name The play wnsn they 60 10
ths box ONCE and after taking their they would
collector went 10 collect his money, and alter
Dill had already been eertinsd bc corrsct M. Pal
sseppod up excitsdly ana Secarsd that ne would
not pstro0ixe snat injured his by
adverse criticism On This he stopped hu
usemsEt and on no other; and NOBODY knows This
better than Nj. Palmer, whether ne denies not
Anything he may o0w bring himself 10 say n mat
Ser Of utter Indifference - us except lar it
shows his change Of front. He 10 no longer the
m gerisI pulLdoxsr with flushed cheek and angry
smile and weak heart vnisiag 70 keep mis- courage
W.. Our psint 10 made, aud Mr.. Palmer will hero
alter be exceedingly careiuI how ho attempts ~
husncs an honsst Journal by means Of hts advertis-
Ing. The readers Of this Journal may be sure that
tnoy viii not Ds kept In ignorarcs Of the plays a.
epasn any play At this .hsA.rs .ns afternoon
utter It's production.
The New York herald., 1878-10-10
LOCAL POLITICS.
Asr1-rAMMAsY CONFERENCE.

ANTI-TAMMANY CONFERENCE.
Three committees Of the different autLTammany
organizations met a. the headquarters OF the city
dspocrasy. No. s37 Fourth avenue, corner Twenty
nsh street. yesterday, TO confer on the subject OF
union against Tsmmany Hall. The sommittss
from the county democracy consisted Of Emanuel
3. Hart Frank r. Bixby, Theodore Aierson.
Frank A. Ransom and John D. Couxhln. rns COM
mitee OF the city democracy consisted Of ex-senator
James O'Bnsn, Robert B. Mooney, James T. Coulter,
James Fitzgerald, Theodore y. Tomlinseu, Jerome
Buck. Michael Heaiy. John B. Haskn, Alfred J.
Aoxers and Henry Z. Lynch. Tns Irving
Hall democracy was represented by Charles
Truax, James < Morrison, Judgs Disksl Nell
son J. Waterbury and Judge Murray. The
two factions Of the grssnback LABOR party wsrc re-
presented BY w. A A. Carsey and Frank r. Purcell
Ex-senator Bixby was cnossn chuirman, and, after
an interchange OF vieWs rssoution was adopted IN
favor OF uniting against fammauy Hall ticket.
Ex-senator O'Brten made few remarks, TO the
effect that The nomination for Mayor should
come directly from ne people. and that the
only object no had In view In attending the confer
ence got the poIi,icians out Of sight aud 10
bring the people, 10 whom the IominasiOn properly
belonged into prominence, and that II the socallcd
irving Hall democracy were willing TO submit their
candidate 10 such . convention ne, for his part.
would ehserfoy consent to support such candidate.
The meeting adjourned subject 20 the call OF the
chair.
The general com missss OF the city democracy meets
tonight for the purpose issuing call fer primaries
for tho election Of delegates 70 county convention.
conferences committee VIII be appointed to harmsn.se
diffar0ncaa
The New York herald., 1878-10-10
TIE POSTAL CONFERENCE.

In answer to . call signed by thirty leading pub
fishers and merchants from all parts Of tho country
. postal convention was held yeetsroay morning In
the PssmasIsr's room The object was TO consider
she bill bsers Cosgrsss reiassng the siassiaca-
uen OF mail matter aud rates Of postage, which mas
been referred TO tho Commitiss On Post Omoss
and Post Roads I,s passags 10 said TO
DO much desired by the Post once Do
partmsnI Thirty-stx dsisgaiss were present.
Various committees we're appois.sd Mr. EIlwood T.
Thorns elected chair Of The pssmsnsn, organ
ixatou, and M H. Il. Simmons OF Boston, secretary.
Mr. Thomas W. Bscknsii, Of Boston, was tho nrst
speaker He argued that disliscton ahouId be made
bstwsen all publications. circulated Tor purposes Of
spreading Information and these circulated wholly
mainly for business purposes Mr.. ). y. Wood was
opposed to clause In the proposed bill which says
tnas periodicals primarily designed Tor advsrtisiss
nominal rates. shall be excluded from privileged rates
Mr. sinclair Toussy announood himscf IS entirely
oppossd 70 The wno'e system Of Registration uni
form price trAnsportassoo, he olaimsd, should bc
maintained bassd solely upon ths cost Of transpor
SsssS have the poSsr 70 cseas ss 70
the charactsr Of pubcasens under csrtan ruiss pre-
soriDsd by the Postmaster General This was vrtaay
system oi censorship, which pAscsu IN ths hands OF
ths local postmastsTs tho power OF saying what
should and what should net 20 Qua OF their post
Grocer, spoke favor Of the bil and MT FARRELL OF
shs Amsrssan News Company, against II Mr. A. II.
Bissei Ot the fost Ofnce Deparsnsn and POSTMASTER
Snowdsn. of PniiHdslpnis, both defended tho meas
ure, while Mr.. q. w. q. Clark joined fp the oppos-
ton. Mr.. sheldon and Mr. r. 4. Bowkor also TOOK
part In the debate. WxH NHN
Tns subjsst of unpaid letters vas next discnsssd
Mr.. Charles nutohins. Of Boston, rsad paper and
Mr. Bowksr proposed = resoluston modifying lhe
present laws the subject ME- II. O. Houanton, OF
Boston. advocated = mofe apsedy Hansmsson and
delivery Of the mails M Hutonins Introduced
rssoiuiion the Subject which was referred 70 tne
committee Rcsoutona
Az nvs O'Clock the Conference adjournsd 70 meet
ihs mornin0 ~ tan
The New York herald., 1878-10-10

saw II was 700 late sCapsain Thomas white pilot
on the steamer Aida 70 Rondout happsned
20 ovsrhesr the interview and the reporter.
said :"rhat - mistake, fer vas on the tsrryboat
Tns whistle OF the Ssawsnhaka WAS blown and Was
surprised TO the Captain tell you otherwise The
truth 10 that both vessels were trying 70 stesr clear OF
the schooner" Ff
George Tuthili, the pilot Of the Idaho. said he
did his best to avoid the accident. The damage 10
the ferryboat will not exceed $500 and the Seawan-
nAks SlOO
The New York herald., 1878-10-10
CAMPAIGN NOTES,

The Fourth Assembly District Raulon-Os Reilly
National Grssnbaek Assembly Convention was held
last evening a. Montgomery Hall, corner Of
East Brssdway ana Aonsemsry stree. At which
Dennis r. Hayes was nominated for Assembly yman.
Tho same party In the Sixtecnth Assembly district
last night nominated George G. Bauer their
didale for the Assembly. ar4 N ag sa4s
The New York herald., 1878-10-10
MURDER AT "A WEDDING.
TBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.

.WA1kkIoWN, M I.s VoS. y 1906
Z Lass night while party OF youag men ware "nerss
Ing" newly married man namsd Harvey Aashssys
ten miles from here. Anthony shst into the party and
fatally injured q man named Rice and nweuHdsd ssv-
sral Others The party lhen returned tbs ose and.
threw and ofhsr missiles e the house bssak-
ing In me WINDOWS and doors. The bride 0as badly
ana perhaps iasaly intarsd The oSoarrsnss cansaD.
Rfeal axcltanAnk A .ala -a..-t
The New York herald., 1878-10-10
NEW Yonx rxDusl RIAL ASSOCIATION.

The New York Industrial Association held inset
ing at its hsaAquarsr No. - Psrk row, yesterday AZ
tsroo oon. The committees which had been appointed
to walt on the persons nominated 70 county
Offices stated that they had only walled
on the persons susgestsd Tor Mayor-aamsly,
John McGsrvin. . longshorsmss. and James
Cunnine ham, . day laborer. Mr. McCarvin said
he could NOS accept the nominsetsn, as Il would 20
Impossible or him money enough 10 purchase
the tickets Mr.. Cunningham made the same excuse.
The associat,on then passed rssolusious nominating
MIR. Cunuingham for Mayor indepsndsnt ticket
aud ths association Will bc 70 the expense OF getns
the tickets s8 HaGsa M@ 4t F1l
The New York herald., 1878-10-10
FATAL COLLIERY ACCIDENT.
ToUR MEN KILLED BIZ AN EXPLOSION As Gas.
lar rxLxoRAPa TO THE HERALD.1

ToUR MEN KILLED BIZ AN EXPLOSION As Gas.
IBx rxLxoRApH TO THE HERALD.1
wnxEsBARRx, Oct. Q. 1878.
Another Of those horrible mining disasters that have
20 often marked the dsvslspmsns Of the Wyoming
coal placs last night In the west workings
Of the Prospect mins, about mile nom this sity
Four men we're killed. namely
GEORGE TASKEk
JOHN WILLIAMS.
JENKINS LKwlS.
JOHN RUANE
CAUsED SHEER REcKLEssxRsA
The csai In this characterized BY its uneven
escapes Into inc chambers. Last evening u was gen.
orally knswn that large quantities Of the dangerous
gas had aecumuIased IN . particular working Three
Of the men named above entered the chamber With
safety lamps, and IN tho act OF sxpslling shs
gas when tho fourth entered with lighted and
unpsetscted lamp The elect tnstansansous
sxpsoson, causing the death of the feur men.
Several other parties In distans portions or
The mine we're severely shocked, and great damage
was done 70 the property. the explosion fsn by
sxpsrsneed miuers II the distance OF . mile away
from the chamber, and The news spread rapidly
among the mining eonmunity above groand.
A scHsx rnaRoR
BY the time ths full extent OF the less Of life
known there was great excitement In tine vicinity OF
tho SHAFT Women were wrnging their hapds, tear
ing their hair and ustsrns terrible screams OF agony
expressive Of indosorbable icar lest tho FIRST inasi
mats form 20 " Drougut up from the pit might %
tnat Of some near and dear relative
The New York herald., 1878-10-10
rAxxAxY Primary ELECTIONS.

The Tammany Hall primaries were held last even
ing In all the Assembly districts TO elect dele
gates TO the City and County convention,
the Congressional, Aldsrmanie and Assembly
conventions The City and County Convention will be
hold 10Th TO nominate Mayor. City Judge,
District Attorney. Coroner and Aldermen q large.
The Con grsssieHal conventions will be held the
21st Senate District cenvsntions TO nominate
Aldermen by Senate districts on the 23d tnsA, and
the Assembly cenvepttOns ON the 26sh insk
The New York herald., 1878-10-10
INV Yoax COUNTY pHMocaAcr.

rns Excessive Commissss Of the New York Coanty
Democracy held meeting as ciarsnaen Hall
last evening. Colonel 4 r. Hart in the
chair aud Louis Cshsn secretary. A rssolu-
s,on was passed calling the primary meetings
for Saturday evening next, Ocsobsr II The
dslseasas 10 tho County Convsntion will meet the
Tuesday following. The Consrsssioaxi conventions
Will be held ON wsdassdsy, October l6; the Alder
mamie conventions on Friday, October Is, and the
Assembly district Conventions on Wsonesday, Octo-
her "a n-Ht FIJI. tH4stta s0.44
The New York herald., 1878-10-10
THOMAS HAnnlsos DREW.
orxxaAE orDsox >. PILLOW.

dsspascn from Helena, Ask, astsd 0ssssss.s
ssys that General Gsuson T. Piliow, sf Msxisan vaa
nssosssy and bris>dIsr general N shs csufs1ssAlo
ssrviss, ated 81 eengessaen 81 sbs bran yessssdAy
mssnine ~ his rssAdsnes On shs meusA a ths - \
nx~~a
The New York herald., 1878-10-10
DExocsArrc STATE coxnrrrEx,

M. Purcell Chairman Of the Democratic State Conn
misses. has appointed The following Exscu-
sivs Committee ;-AuSussus Sshsll, Charles W.
NeCuns. Stdaey p. Nbchsls. James +. Fut
ton. JE, Fordycs L. Latin, EDWARD D.
Gale. Alexander H Crosby, P. W. Khedss Danssl
Manning TAs Exeeativs Committee organized BY
the eleetion Of the following oaicsrs:-Chairmau,
Augustus SeheL: Secretary, Henry "A. Gumblssoa;
Assistant Secretaries. II. W. Rhodes and Edward d.
Gale; Treasurer, Lewis Bsscn; Clssk. w. J. AeDon-
AID. By the uAsaimous voss Of the committee. AE
Erastus Brooks elected honorary member and
requesied 70 act with il during the canvass. The
Headquarters OF the com mlttes were essabAshed at
the Sc. Nicholas Hotel, rooms and 23x
The New York herald., 1878-10-10

Superintendent Ksodrick, OF the Old Colony Rail.
road when asked whore the blame lay, said that
far mad then learned the employees In charge
OF The srainsirom Silver Lake not 10 blame. He
Of oplnion that the fault lAid with the CON
duetor Of the freight train This all he mad "a
say In rolauon 10 the AFFAIR. rW
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-29
AUCTION SALES.
BY Green & Wise.
(Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.)
PUBL1C SALE
TTPEINTA TEJ,E(IE PE II N n.

VIRGINIA TELEGRAPH LIN d.
By authority ofs deed of trust made to me- by
the Virginia Telegraph Company, besring date
the lst Of July, 1871, to secure the payment o.
the first mortgage coupon bonds. Of said com.
psny; also a deed of trust bearing date lst
January, 1873. 10 secure the payment Of the Soc
ond mortgage coupon bonds Of said coul-
pany, both deeds having been duly recorded IN
all the counties through which the telegraph
lines run, will, as trustee named in said deeds,
offer for sale by public auction, in the city of
Alexandria, Va, in front of the city Court
House, on TUESDAY, the 10Th OF January,
1878, at IL o'clock m., the ENTIRE PROPER
TY OF THE SAID VIRGINIA TBLE-
GRAPH COMPANY, to wit: The line of tele-
graph extending along the Washington City,
Virginia Midland and Great Southern Railroad
from Alexandria to the town of Staunton, in
Augusta county; and from Alexandria, along
the Washington and Ohio Railroad, to the towns
of Leesburg, Hamilton and Clarke's Gap, In
Loudoun county-iA all about 200 miles of wire
together with their rights, franchises, instru,
rents, poles wire, in2ulators and brackets be-
longing and sppectsining to the said telegraph
line
Terms Of Sale: One third cash on day Of sale !;
the residue in two equal instslments payable IN
three and six months from day Of sale. The
bonds of the purchaser, with good personal se-
curty, will be required for the deferred pay
ments. The title to be retained until all the
purchase money be paid. The property to be
resold at the expense Of the purchaser upon fail
ure to comply with terms of sale.
dec 31-ts GHAS r. HOOFF Trustee
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-29

VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY AT
Y COMMISSIONERS IS SALE-By virtue Of
the decree of the Circuit Court of Fairfax coun-
ty, rendered at the June term, 1876, in the suit
Of McCauley Vs. McWilliams, the undersigned,
special commissioner therein named, will, on
the 2lst DAY OF JANUARY, 1878 Court day.
in front of the Court House door of said county,
ct l2 O'Clock NJ, cell to the highest bidder BY
public sale, that valuable and highly improved
farm upon which Henry Nc Williams st present
resides, consisting 645 acres and 66 poles, known
as MOUNT ZEPHYER This farm otferes
great advantages to those desiring to invest in
resl estate
Terms Of sale-So much cash in hand as will
be required 10 pay the expenses Of sale and also
the sum 1891 the residue in three equal annual
payments. to bear intare7t from the day Of sale,
and to be secured by tho notes of the purchaser,
with approved personal security; the title to bc
retained until the last payment is msdo Con-
veyancing at the cost of the purchaser.
THOMAS MOORE,
dec 20-w4w Commissioner Of Sale.
Gs~Tho above sale is postponed until the 18th
DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1878, (Court day.
when it will take place at the same hour and
place THOS. MOORE, Comm'r.
Fairfax county, ian 23-w4w