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sscSsssi Day-TEursday, Get 10.

Ea Running-Free for al. Ono half M e ana
peat Pu f50 First horse. 800; second horse SO.
No Same day Running stake Das of mile and
quarter for three year DDS. s25 entrance $40 forfeit
Sl50 added by the Society.
No g Same day Trottjug For - class Pnrs,
$500 First horse, $500; second horse, %, third. t,e.
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Statement showing the outstanding Indebtedness Il the
county July l, 1870
County Bonds from No 9S 200, inclusive,
given to the Virginia TrIIckee Railroad
Company December TO- 1869 ........... s11s, oas %
Accrued interest on the same July 1879 $50 ~
Fund. District No. SUPPLEMENTARY. 5000 90
Accrued interest on same to July L. 1872. AZ 90
tIict No. o''' 100 90
Warrants on the General Fund .............. IS 20
Total gross Indebtedness Of the county July I,
Respectfully submitted
NJ. L. WAGER,
County Treasurer Ormsby County, New.
[FNpoRsED.l Flied July 7, A. D. 1879
J. H. MARSHALL, Clerk.
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Statement showing outstanding Indebtedness of the
county July I, 1879:
County bonds from No. 50 co 200 inclusive Civ
en- to V. & T. R. R December TO- 1869 80 s11S, oOo 90
Accrued interest same to July l, 1879 439 A
Interest be airing warrants County School
District No I....................:..... 5000 90
Accrued interest to July /, 1875. AZ 90
Salary warrants County School District No. 100 90
Warrants the General Fund .............. 20 A.
Total gross indebtedness to July l, 1S79..sll6667 81
Respectfully submitted
FRED D. TURNER,
Audit
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WELLS, FAKG0 & CO.,
BANKERS. EXCHANGE AND ExPREss
OFFICE.
CARSON CITY, NEVADA

Fr.ra snd after this date Wells, Fargo & Company y
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SEMi-aaNu / HEp6aT or the GsuH
AS0iT23.

OFFICE OF COUNTY AcDirsR, !
eaxssy OUuNTY NEVADA, July l. 1873.
20 the Hon the Board OF Couasy CSnnsissinArs Orny
County, State of Nevada:
The County Auditor respectfully submits the following
report of the fiscal affairs of the said county for the six
months ending June Both, 1879
Balance hand at close of business December
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-09-23
FOR SALE.

PINE MAHOGANY OFFICE DESK,
IA finished in Gill; 3x49 feet in size with six drawers and
closets For uI Their particulars inquire at this once.
The sun., 1879-01-30
THE WALKING MAMA.
Progress OF the Westchestcr County MIX maid
In FInh Avenue-Other PedestrIans.

Miss Bartcll is walk ng steadily in Brewster's
Building Fliih avenue ant Fourteenth street m her at
tempt to WALL son quarter miles in the same number Of
quarter hours Or Little who attending her says her
condition Is much better than the hrst day of her
task Her pulse at time 10. now she is In her
normal condition. and she walks her quarter miles at
sali OF ah"tt 80 g. the quarter
Ihe low ceiling, compared with Mozart Garden makes
the track alIenr ;tc shorter than Madam Anlrf
hut the has been proved correct The lar,
lr Alcuc Nul !, kccu- the and there every
disposition g. make an honest pciiormAnce.
Miss Bartcl has Ions been IN tiV habit OF walking
niuen miles every morning and aiterhuon delivering
hillk m Ntstcut -itr tuuuIN. sumulauL,
except beet tea and coffee ami tc.
Last ,NenuA thc M knad was skimming over her
quarter miles wt hNcls sweep aud luoN of determine
tun on her sWartnN feature.
Size - modest AMI quiet iu her manners Many ladies
visited hcr YESTERDAY afternoon Hui last evening
~ laf she mas Appeared promptly on tue ami walked
htr quarters regularly without apparent Distress
diamouls
Judge Gildersoeve, Judse Gilbert sheridan shook and
She completed her 2i6th quarter mile little after
midnight w ~
u The diney old armorv Hester and Eztheth streets
btdc a an Ntss ars making the best walk uf the sea
since Hst SUNDAY ir Waks halt u mile every twenty
minutes ht average uf 800 Go fhr ha mile while Nnn
Nr.s NAH III, hi uic rHcu n hour Ht about the
last night iu The bruoSNn Ruk between samuel Cuiycr
"" cN-puliust, aud a. ". GuoiNiu Tie match !, for
shn AMI gaie money for the hest time IN srNcnty.fNe
hours the men Co they please The men started
around tue track at = O'Clock CnNcr shot aheat and
Kent the lead Just ~ Guudwin made his seventh mile
winch ne turned an ~ m. - toyCr made his eighth
mile IN - tolNer then began To trut Tie kept up ls
run without fatigue and kept the lead OF Goodwin by
nearly miles
The sun., 1879-01-30

laid his cue between the balls. Mr.. Geary hesi-
Mtcd moment. and said. Twns foul
What ees foul2' inquired the elegant and
accomplished French Professor.
II was n push. answered Mr.. Genry.
What wis "A push ?" asked tho elegant and
accomplished French Professor
Your shot replied tho referee. The Pro-
lessor sat down. but murmured like rivuet
Al the close of the 3jth inning the game stood :
Sexton. SOP: Rudolphe, 3lS.
IL was the most unnteresting game OF the
tournament The elegant and ACCOMPLISHED
French Professor made Il kiss scratch in the
forty-nrst inning. and soon aitrrward Sexton
dolphe. 3s0 Winners average, i3 30 losers.
S29-45. Scxtons highest runs. 81. 52 and 50 /;
Rudolphe's. SO.
This afternoon Schaefer will meet Thomas
Lercboam Gallaghcr familiarly known as the
Journeyman Blacksmith and tonight Slosson
Will contend with DAILY.
The sun., 1879-01-30
THE ARMSTRONG TRAGEDY.
Insurance Claims that Mny Revive In the
Courts the Details OF Hunters Crime.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 29.-There are indi-
cations that the Armstrong tragedy Is about to
give cause for m insurance trial which will be
no less conspicuous than WAS the trial OF Hun
tor for murder. In addition 10 the claim filed
nj the once OF the New York Mutual Company
by Armstrong; relatives for the $4,000 placed
10y Hunter on Armstrong; life in that company.
Philip i. Armstrong. n brother " the murdered
man. and the latter's widow have also filed
clHims at the ofllre of the provident Insurance.
Company Of this city for $1,000 tie amount Of
the policy in that company. and for the sum uf
10000 IN tho Manhattan. the amount Of the
ppucy IN tat rnlnpnuy. aud the matter has
heen placed IN the bands OF an attorney. The
claims against the Mutual and Manhattan Com
punies have been referred hy their philadpl-
phia agents 10 the main Offices in New York hut
tn" Proyident ot this city has refused tho claim
and Will contest II. II ls also said that legal
measures are contemplated BY tho relatives NJ
Mr. Armstrong to sue the Hunter estate for
damages
The sun., 1879-01-30
oUR SEW MINISTER 10 PERU.
Why Senator Christiancy Desires TO Leave
the senate and the Country.

WAsHINGroN, Jan 20.-Mr Hayes to-day
nominated Senator Isaac r. Chrstiancy Of
Michigan to bo Envoy Extraordinary and MIN
lister Plenipotentiary Of the United States 10
Peru. The Senate. In executive session tins
afternoon. unanimously and without referring
II TO a committee confirmed the nomination.
This is the usual courtesy paid 10 senators
when thor names come before the Senate for
other offices.
senator Chrstiancy left for Lansing this
morning, whore he goes To arrange his bust
ness affairs. II he can arrange them sntisfac-
torlly during his present visit he will resign NJ
the end of his visit; otherwise ho Will return to
Washington and retain his scat in the Senate
until the An ot Murrh. The real reason Of SEN
tor Christian'y's desire to leave the senate is
given 10y u friend Of his. Mr.. Chrstlancy has
two grown sons who have caused him great
trouble through their dsSipat"d habits. Mrs
Christancy, whom the Senator married out
OF the Treasury Department some months
since, has refused 10 20 back tO Lansing
lowed To come. The life at Washington and the
malnria Of the capital have combined. with do
nestle worries. 10 undermine the senator's
health. He thinks that by going out OF the
country entirely he viii escap" his domestic
annuyances and ~ the same time find a change
Of climate that will do him good
IL II undlsIuted here thHt /arh Chandler will
be his SUCCESSOR The friends OF Chrlstinnry
assert vigorously thHt his res gnAtiQn WAS made
without any understanding with Chandler
whatever. The reappearance ot 50 many OF the
sAlwarts in tho Senate is thought to be n good
omen by Grant men. Logan, Chandler. Carpen-
ter Conkling. and Don Cameron are all pro-
nounced Grant men. Chandler from his pinne
In the Senate will At once become tho most
vigorous Of organizers in Grants interest
The sun., 1879-01-30
COMING HOME IN RAGS.
One Hundred Lhborers who were Taken TO
BraEiI and there Beeame Migrants.

One week after the loss OF Collins x Co. s
steamer. the Metropolis on her way 10 Para.
Brazil. with cargo Of railroad supplies, last
spring. the company sent on the Richmond
with several hundred laborers who had been
gathered from the vicinity OF Philadelphia 10
work on the railroad in Brazil These men
have been working in San Antonio. about 100
miles from Para. The steamer City OF Para.
from Rio Janero. landed 100 OF them yesterday
at Robertss stores. Brooklyn. They say that
when they arrived where the railroad was being
built 1t was found that many Of the men were
incapable Of blasting rock and doing the heavy
work required. Consequently these were left
to care for themselves. and were not paid.
Those who could work received 81 a day. This
would have been a large income for native,
port life for an American. The heat was in
tense and II was yet very warm when the city
Of Para quilted Para on the l7th inst. II proved
too much for the men, and the majority suffered
climate, and il Is said that 1875 died within the
year. The men were scattered. Some went to
Rio Janciro or the interior. The majority col
lcctrd in Para as Vagrhnts Without visible
means OF support. They wandered about the
city. picking up a living AS best they could
Some became desperate and were terror to
the community.
They finally got to be such nuisance that the
Brazilian Government took action in the case.
IL was agreed to send the Yankee tramps "
back 20 nc United States; The fare was 500, OF
Government the other nall. one hundred OF
ths most rcspetRhlc ot the men were put on the
CITY Of Para, and fully $50 were left bohind
An agent Of Collins Co. yesterday took the
lAbOrers of the steamer in body. Some were
anxious to 90 10 their homes, but had no money
10 do so. the agent said he was about TO lor-
ward the men 10 Philadelphia. They quilted
the vessel in their ragged clothing, and many
went out into the streets with bare feet
The sun., 1879-01-30

might possibly have put the handouts on him
sell. tied gag almost to the suffocating point
upon ms tongue. AMI drawn rope around his
neck 50 that ridges of flesh would lap over IT,.
This would be small matter compared with the
Squeezing Of n body thus mnnacled into the
narrow space of the vault and then closing and
locking The door aud leaving the keys outside.
Yet the Bangor Commercial says that II would
extremely regret any development that would
dHrkcn tho halo Of glory that for nearly twelve
months cncircled n name TINT has become n
synonym OF all that was noble"
1t wns remarked at the time Of the tragedy
that no accurate statement was obtained from
the bunk officials regarding any loss, and II was
felt 10y many people thut the bank officials had
suspiciOns that they never made public.
Whether or not these lav In the same path which
the investigation leads to now Is not known.
There was some complaint and il was publicly
expressed In severnl newspapers. that the bank
did not aubscribe such n sum for the widow NJ
Mr.. Barron IA seemed ut all comniensurate with
the sacrifice. Last fall prominent gentleman
OF Bangor. in explanation Of this to the writer,
said that It was understood that the bank did
not feel justified in giving any larger sum.
The sun., 1879-01-30
DEATH AT a WEDDING.
Father Peiietier Fni. while Performing n
Marriage Ceremony.


In st. Francis Xaviers Roman Catholic
Church last evening. large company had
gathered TO see united in marriage Charles
Brennan. son OF Owen W Brennan. and
nephew Of the late ox-Sherln Matthew T. Bren-
nan. with Miss Meta peotsch. daughter Of Henry
Peetsch. a wealthy tobacconist living in las,
Eighteenth street. The marriage core
mouy was to have been celebrated on Wea-
nesday evening last. but the sickness and
death OF tho briderroom's uncle prevented.
The Rev Father Alphonsus Pellctier and tho
Rcv. Father David Merrick. the pustor of 81.
Francis Naviers. were standing in front of the
altar when Mr. Brennan aud Miss Pi't- 10 nul
their two bridesmaids and two grnowsMrn
walked up the aisle. They Were greeted boy
Father Polletlcr. who began q brief dis 'ours'
gn the solemnity ot tho marriage sacramsnt.
Without warning and ~ he was saving. " You
must give up father and mother he tottrred
forward and Tell between the bride and the
groom. uttered one groan. and was still.
The congregation arose by common inn
clergyman hurried 10 raise the fallen priest.
They asrrrtniued ~ once that he could not
stand AM they carried MIN in their arms into
m" bauiStry. IL" remained unconscious.
Father Mrrrrk FASTENED out and ASKED the
congregation 10 bee seated. Then he said that
Father Peiletier was subject 70 palnitation II
the heart but he did not know that Father Pei
letter was dying At that moment Then Father
Merrlck took w the marriage ceremony whore
II had been 1roSen on aud finished IT,. A. he
prunuuncel III" b"nedoiion, the assistant pri eSt.
who had remained in the baptlstry. came from
side door. and, holding up hnnd announced
that Father Prlletier had Just hr"aihed his last.
Father Pelletier was about IS years Of age.
and had been attached 10 the churcn for the past
ten years.
II WAS attempted 10 give the dying man com
munion. but only extreme unct!on and RhsOlu-
tion could he partly consummated lie died OF
heart disease. He belonged 10 the we'll known
Canadian pnlletcr family. one Of whom was
formerly Minister Of Agriculture. H. had
known the bridegroom in the st. Francis
Xavier College. where he had been an in
efr
The sun., 1879-01-30

CHICAGO. Jan. 30. - Charles Drude. First
Lieutenant Af the seventh Cavalry testified in the Reno
to-day that Reno the rst the river
10 attack the Indians Tho retreat like farce be-.
the refused 10 ohe, his orders rcmain ami
pc was on in the umhrr, whore he heard
heavy Nollry uuug down the uNrr. winch bee
believed was that oi Clusters command Tile Iudiaus
passed close tn him that hc could hear their chhirn
crying. They hrod the woni- unl moved away ON tle
morning Of the 2dti some being dressed in the ma,,a.
cred soldiers CLOTHES. and one wearing Cant Thomas
Custer garments lie nothing indicative u coward.
ice in Reno, who acted splcndidN. lie believed more
Indian Ell Re thuu
The sun., 1879-01-30
Clubs and Heads.

John Lyons. an eS-policeman told Commits
sioncr Erhartt Yesterday that att A. NJ. Jan H. when
with iucnd h. met Policeman Cottrc at Fny second
street aud seventh avenue. The friend sad Why
don't You spHnL to hun'' lie pied; n don't want TO
.l"h. &c. huu i- tried once To- yet uc an a hulo -
lh'ftai t"t'wN tH,co UiW uar. amt punching him IN
O." lunull "ii f'r cl of His riuh. threatened fltluh
iNr Hr1i 90 Atuf' ltune went 20 the Furty-cNruf1
street su'u hut the r-taut 900 duty refused to uo. At
me wouui tuus made referring hln Tor redress 10 tic
OOuuu,-lI Iurr~
Courcl dcuIcd the punching Decision reserved.
The sun., 1879-01-30
chnrse. AGa,a.. an Asylum rny.,c,an.

Johanna Lawrence, n comely young woman
employed for some time AS nurse m the flahush Asy.
um TOR the Insane, ON Dec - accused Dr. j. A. Kcnr
one oi ihe Young physician, there of having assaulted
AMI Wsulied hrr as She attending tn her duties The
edse was promptly reported 10 nr I e. SHAW the medi.
cal superintendent, and he disc lirged the g.. Com.
planning bitterly OF this treatment the gir went to s,e
Commissioner shipnan, and made ufidaytt 10 her
charges The document submitted tu the Board yes
terlay and Investigation was ordered by thv Board
\ COMMITTEES OF tLe Mhola.
The sun., 1879-01-30
THE LATEST 0LD WORLD NEWS.


ST. PETERSBURG Jan. 29.-An official report
says that there have been the plague In the
Government OF Astachan since Jan 2d The precautions
AGAINST the contasion are confined To dsnecton and
other sanitary measures hN the uulcr
Ilc AFnc' hh', n ports thar Committee ot Ministers
decided mat tue bodies ui the dead throuphou the in
htti dl-trct- should Dee burned that all the executive
auihoA should Tee concentrated the hands nf tount
Loms Mrlkun who should immediately proceed tn A.
WhhhHh As NummssioncrN N'utral invested with the
most itNtenNve powers Co., deal with the emergency au
uhl ue advice and assistance ol all well known Euro.
pean phy slcians should be readily accepted
The sun., 1879-01-30

WASHINGTON Jan. 29-In the extra session OF
the senate this AFTERNOON Mr. Thurman withdrew his
motion tlst the scnar should consider the Now York
Custom House nominations with open doors Mr. Conk.
ling oppressed esc shat the Senate should take them
up Tor consideration tuaN W.th view to ual action nS
soon ns practicable. but Mr. Matthews suggested that
secretary SI.ruans rrlulndcr 10 ten. Arthurs reply
would probably Dee rrgiN hN tomorrow and he therefore
moved u "st one thr cuuse ration of the nominations
uuNi llni uut. Mr. touNhug moved to amend hy post.
pomni ,he SUBJECT unui Friday at o'clock ana this
agreed 20 without debate.
The sun., 1879-01-30

On and after to-day the fare in the Broadway
lines of stages Is 10 he hve cents Tor single r.de
Twenly.one tickets will be sold dollar The re-.
duoton WI, mutually agreed on by the owners of the
Fifth Avenue, Madison Avenue and Ninth Avenue and
Twenty-thrd street stage Companies, with a view of
keeping what passengers they carry and Of getting
the elevated TOadA ~ -
The sun., 1879-01-30

CoNsrANTINoPLE, Jan. 20.-Tho opening of
the Bulgarian Assembly OF notaOles At Truoya Tor the
election OF Il Prince is now nNcd for Feb. ~
Negotiations conunue between Sir Ausun Henry Lay.
ART, BRUSH Ambassador AZ Cunstanun1ple ana tl,,
cyprus
France has counsclled Greece tomuderac hor demands
hlNc tn the central portion o the frontier not dis
unety defined by the Bcrlin t'uii.rtss
The sun., 1879-01-30
sI.r or Nav YoaS. Etrcrrvr culvrra.


Whereas Artcmas II. HOLMES. Henry l.. knnN. and
othr citizens OF the city ami county oi New York have
Preferred charges vt official misconduct In
utce nnd macasancv and malvrrsHtion n office against
Henry A. tunh run. CorA oi the County uf Nrw Aulk.
And upon such charges tho al u the
said Henry A Gumhcton from ms sAid office, there
fnreiis hcrrtN ordered that the said llsur, \ Gunonn
dnmhko answer IN writing and ON oath tn each u The said
Chhnts and spscincauons. and show cause before az
the Executive Chamber IN the capitol in me city u Al
bany on the 10Th day of February next az O'Clock In
the MtVrnoon of fatd dav VIII" hc should not h removed
from his said ofce IN accordance with the statute IN
such case made And provided. l. ROniNsoN
Nv HE f.ts
The sun., 1879-01-30
Inhuman Treatment Resulting In Death.

SPEINGFIELD. Mass. Jan. 29-Alrs. Louisa
Avery arrested at Montgomery to-day on charge Of
knocking down and dragging on the floor Mrs betsy
Wright aged ~, town paupeT. whom she had taken a
contract to board The inhuman treatment resulted N
the death Mrs Wright The town is intensely excited
An examination Of Mrs Avery will take place tomorrow
al Westned She claims that the old woman caused
more trouble than she eNpeCted.
The sun., 1879-01-30
CHARGES or MISCONDUCE
Filed with Gov. Robinson Against County
Clerk GumbIeton.

There were filed with Gov. Robinson, on
Tuesday. formal charges. made by the Com
mittee OF the Bar Association against County
Clerk Gumbeton. They are comprised in twelve
pages OF folio print and they specify in detail
the accusations that have already been made
public through the report of this Committee to
the Bar Association. Yesterday afternoon the
following notice was served upon the County
Clerk:
The sun., 1879-01-30

TOPEKA, Jan, 29.-rho following is tho result
OF uc hrst bautor United states senator in iont session
to-day ln-Mls ti, Auihonv, 2t. Goodm .pcm1 %,
Mit irl !uruhhNh h. lN simpson, u, pnlups ~ ttnp-
i' - H'll"h - fomtloy, =. II requires ~ votes
The sun., 1879-01-30
Refusing TO Turn Out to a Fire.

RAILWAY, ~ j.. Jan. 29.-A dwelling house
owned by the Railway Savings Institution nred last
!gnt by a falling kerosene lamp and totally destroyed.
Tie loss is estimated at 81 900 which there is an IN
surAnce Of e. 500 The old Fire Department refused TO
turn out and he new companies Wefs net strong enough
70 draw the enginoA
The sun., 1879-01-30

LISBON, Jan. ga largo quarry In tho
suburb, oi npo' has caNrd in huryu. srNrrnl houses
Many persons we've kcd aud the RUNS of lie deinol
ished houses took hrc.
The sun., 1879-01-30

NIHANN- TNU- = TNIF 7
m H,nrv 4 Gnmllsion fiert of the Ci,nfg ~ Nsc iorE
SIR lase noucc that Artemas u lloncs. Henry
Knox, AMI other cifcns NJ the city and New
YORK have prcierrcd charges of official misconduct
ect oi duty IN nice AMI ualrasnur, aud maly,
IN onec. against you to the Gnvcrnnr copy 90 which 4
hereto annexed ami that an opportunity oi tcins hrapi
IN your own defence will be- you in accordance
with an order OF which copy j. hereto annexed
The sun., 1879-01-30

JOTIINGS ~ AND NNIR 1nE crrr.

Partly cloudy weather anl slowly rising tenn
pelaluIr, winds mostly from north a. west
The sun., 1879-01-30

The same PROCEDURE Is 10 be followed by the
Governor in this case rs in the similar one Of
charges against Register locw. Mr.. Knox OF
the Committee said Yesterday thnt the Gov
eruors action would be independent %. and II
entcrtertained. the charges wodd supcrseic
the Legal utngle into which the CouutEClerk
fore the courts.
The County Clerk has written long letter 10
VIM. VI. Evnrts. the President Of Bar Assoia-
ton. In L he SAYS that the three strong onlee-
tions against anurding the Bar Association
any facilities In their examination other than
bers have been sslsrted exelus,yeiy rom the
ranks OF my political enemies. II.-lt Is not in
any sense committee of investigation. but an
irresponsible star chamber inuuisitlon. Ill
Its ayowcd aim il plunier through the capture
Of several important Offices. 10 which neither
they themselves, nor their uders and abettors.
could ever he elected hy the people"
Mr.. Gumbleton ends by saying that no feels
competent TO dsproye the charges that have
been made Agninsl him heiore the Governor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-01
Ry Il. a. Kerby, Salesman.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL ES-
~ TATE-By virtue Of decree ofths Circuit
Court Of Alexandria county, pronounced at its
November term 1875. in Tho chsacery suit Of
Croker, guardian, vs.. CrocKets executors snd
Others, tho undersigned, rs special commissioner
in said case, will 0!iar tor sale by public suction
on SATU RDAI, January 1871, 1879 e! Twelve
o'clock ~, in from. Of tho Market House, OF
Royal street. Alexandria. Virginia, q certain
PART OK PARCEi OF LAND, lying in AL
exandria county, aad described ss follows
Commencing on the north sjdo Of tho Cou ubi.
turnpike, aud running thence north eight de-
grees west forty i've and q half rods; thence
north eighty three degrees east thirty four AID
half rods TO the Colum5is schoo! house; thence
westerly along the north lima Of said school l)L
to he northwest corner thereof; thence souther-
~ along the west line Of said school lot ten rods,
or theresbouts, TO the aforesaid turnp pike thence
westerly along the said turnpike TO tho plsce of
beginning, containing two acres Of land, to-
gether with ail the sppur:erances belonging.
Terms of Ssle: Ten per centam of the pur.
chase money in hand, and the residue upon
credit of six, twelve and eighteen months, evil
denced by the bonds o: tho purchaser, for the
deferred payments. In &c AL inatam snts, bear.
ing interest from date. Tho tito TO BIZ retained
until tho whole Of the purchase money il paid.
COUETLAND Ii. SMITH,
dec l9-.s Special Commissioned.
@- The above sale has bean postponed until
WEDNESDAY,, tho l9.h day OF February.
1879, at the same time and place. m 18-ls
D-The above sale has been further postponed
till WEDNESDAY, March 18Th, whom il will
take place in front oil the County Court Houio
st IL o'clock m. feb l9-ls