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GARFIELD INTERVIEWED.
What lie Thinks of the Coming strurr
La. aa......-

What lie Thinks OF the Coming Struggle
In Congress-.
Sp clal Dispatch to the Cleveland Leader.
MENTOR, March lO.-General Garfield
arrived home from Washington today, in
order to obtain a few days rest before en-
tering upon the great struggle that will
open with the coming extra session of
Congress, and in which he will take so
able and prominent a part. He is worn
with the work Of the winter, but Is as full
Of strength and courage for the contest as
though frOsh from a long vacation. He
feels the great importance OF the session,
but has no lear OF the ultimate results, no
matter what temporary advantage may be
gained by the other side.
| called upon him at his residence this
evening, and found him In mood for SO.
cial rather than political converse, but on
presenting my request he said he had no
objection to outlining his views for the
benefit Of the readers Of the Ledder. The
subject OF
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., hear very little nowadays about
, ", .,,.n.on Of tbs narrow gauge from
la' Y, tl" .a;",,on, Pa, to the Ohio river via
NP',I y. :. VsIIIrtown. The roal is built out
IVES ,ai,,, % this side Of lIarding's Coal
~ :. =. ,,ro mile, west Of washingtOn),
OJ'N ,,l.,. /. talk oi a big effort to bring it
81, y NJ yalIlrtoun, but no talk Of extend.
o. 'S.S ~ thence to thcriycr. 1t looks as itthe
w ,t.l died ont in Brooke county.
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cannot fail 10 enter into all local and State
struggles. With the Constitution distinct
ly saying that Congress shall have power
to regulate elections, the question arises:
Shall we leave this to other power than
the National Government? This caunot
but assume the form OF a powerful issue,
and should be put in the foreground. As
the issue is new, 1t cannot bat find our
people as a unit. Stalwarts and Conser-
vatiyes must be one and l am grieved to
hear this talk Of Stalwarts and Conserva-
tives. ] feel stronger than ever before
that this issue will dominate all the State
fights" :,
"Ii they make struggle against this"
continued the General, ''they may keep
us all summer II they hold out beyond
July lst the Government stops. Not a
dollar to pay any officer, and it Is made a
criminal ofTGnse to incur any obligation to
pay these officers without an approprla.
t!on. We propose TO put 1t to the Amori-
can people whether they will submit to
have this done, for we will let the Demo.
Gratis do 1t rather than permit them TO
make the iniquitous legislation. In ad'
dition to this great issue in our State cam'
paign there will be the yindicAtion aud de-
Tense OF
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TEMPERANCE NorEs.-A Temperance
meeting will be held at Parker Hall this
evening. @
Rev. q. L. Hite addressed a meeting at
the North Street NJ. E. Church last night,
Mr.. John K. Goldenburg, Secretary oi
the OTIS Hall Union, Is a candidate fol
Clerk Of The Municipal Court.
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bills - ssH; Sight Exchange on New York
at 81 S9N.
GoyERSNMrs-Qulet,
gnlted States Q. q 1851, coupons.
ElVeIIwenuta Ns9l
slVe[dNenues pSts
NeN
NeN Eoaf And
noN foufs
Ien.E efuos
Iensforuea Soouponsl
currency l2l Y
RAILROAD BoNps-Active.
SrATE BoSDs-Dull.
Speculation on the Stock Exchange was
comparatively quiet and fluctuations confined
within narrow limits
SrocKs-Aarket opened irregular and priccs
soon declined 1SaH, hut during the afternoon
decidedly better feeling prevailed and an
advance ensued ranging from y to TX, from
the lowest point, Northwestern leading the
upward movement Prices continued firm
TO the close and the final dealings were at or
within Traction Oi the highest Of the day.
Transactions aggregated 10000 shares, Of
which $500 were Erie, 1900 Lake Shore,
1910 Wabash, 1900 Northwestern common,
II 900 preferred, 5000 St. Paul common, 4.
900 preferred, 1900 LackAwanna, B,6OO New
jersey Central, 1000 Michigan Central, o..
500. Kansas & Texas, 10000 st, Louis and San
Francisco, and 10000 Western Union,
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NEw YoRE, March l.-MoNEY-Actlye;
closing at per cent Prime mercantile paper
SHa6per cent, Sterling Exchange, Bahkers'
bills = ssH; Sight Exchange on New York
at SdssSS,,,,. = S9H, -o,,,..
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lks qntsIIfgEttfsr


-, ,o.. IS and n Fourteenth street.
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WASHINGTON.


WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE approph.
alton for the expenses Of United States
Courts, $3,0O0,0O0, having been wholly
omitted from the civil appropriation bill,
the amount must bo inserted In the legis.
lative, executive and judicial appropFia.
tion bill.
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was introduced, and he was requested to
give his views as to its purposes and corr
tinuance.
The General said: ~ suppose that you
havelearned all about the cause OF the new
session. The thing to be noted is that the
House has been Democratic for two Con-
crosses, and the Democrats all this time
have made no fuss about these election laws
to which they now 80 greatly object. But
all at once they have great deal to say
about the liberties of the people. The fruit
Of the raid which Senator Thurman and his
set are making to stir up political feeling
is this: 1t is the result Of the advent OF the
South TO power. 1t isthe revival OF old
Democratic feeling, and has struck US with
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Subscriptions to the per cent loan since
report $38O, $50.
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PROPOSALS.
FOR FUEL. FORAGE
DEPOT QUARTERMASTEk's OFFICE,
WASAINGTQM ID q Mav I'd 1910 I

DEPOT QUARTERMAsTEk's OFFICE,
Sealed pr0 WAsssg r. ,I p q MAY 3d. isSs
undersisnes, viii Be received a ibis office, until III
l2 O'Clock, NOON, TUESDAY. JUNE 8. 1879, 1t which
Ss g s
sRsn o liz = n
go %sss 4 es.5s
the 4eh Coal z6o tom, SS9q Red
may be called for free fsom STATE dust or dirt. and
~ tons OF bituminons lump coal. All Of the Wood
Coal TO weigh 2240 pounds to the ton 4""'''''
Inc lowest aggregate bid for t6e Wood or Coaior
Delivering during the same period, ali the Corn.
Oats. Hay and Bye Straw required at the various
G. Soldiers Home .e g. and F sna
attached to each tripiicsts proposaI. and bs men
'iG Ra .nerei IN, Us COMPRISING part Ut it.
kind and sSf pIoIosais and circulars stating the
Biddn aRa s S1gSns dHl
ONE eoSx On =, a2Pcstion to this office
e.ch rpcs at Gr@sr must be securely attached
az comprising part OF Il ana be mentioned therein
into bidder win be required to
sand ten alter bens 81 n6 Hs ta0 ~
Preposals must pc enclosed in sealed envs,ones
F1,ss Proposals. for Fuel and PropossIs Pes
s,SneG ana straw" and addressed to tie under
The United States reserves the right to re,.ct arv
under proysion that nd s1ese proposas invited
ior tne supplies by Congress ii otharwsa tHo ae
tract Will not accept any bid nor enter into Coz
A preference viii be given to articles Of aome.+,o
fuai eonoiuons OF price and quality bsinS
-.y-- " Depot Ouarterm aafsr
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How Parole Won m E,sou,.

ID 10 rohihwiTH CLAIMED AS AN AMERICAN
COUSIN BY VIRTUE OF HIS FEAT
MI. VIM. P. Douglas, who returned fnono
5uI0pe on saturday by the Britannia, saw
Parole win the city and suburban race At m.
SOM; ~ went to the race as any spectator
land was not In any way Interested In the ~,
SUIT. had been down In the country hunting.
came up with some OF the country people az,
purpose 10 see the race and remained with
lneM unul IL was over. Since was not among
dit1on to tell You anything about Parole or any
otner morse. The feeling OF the people was not
so much against Parole as I had expected. In
TACT, 1 heard 1t said before the race that the
s rankee morse could easily carry nine stone ana
stand falr chance OF winning II the Duke of
Magenta stayed out. They ali seem to think.
Americans as well as EnRlishmen that thfs
Duke OF Magenta could have beaten Parole bIf
tor SCENES You may judge how they felt
to against his winning, while Il was to 3
against the second horse. What fmprezned ma
more than anything else in the race was th3
easy way In which Parole ran. At the start Ia
was little behind, and at flfty PAGES from the
finish the three horses were RUNNING torefher'
with Parole opposite the Others TANKS. So Tar
Parole mad seemed to be q sort OF amused
attendant or spectator rather than q partac1-
pant In the race, and logged along In q most
nal for dash, Parole seemed merely to lengthen
out, and without any apparent extra efforf
passed to the front. The Engiishmen were NOT
at all piqued. OF course some ul-nature6
seemed rather pleased than otherWfse. Snd
my own friends checked my enthusiasm md
turned the tables on me by declaring an6
proving 10 their own satisfaction that Parole
was OF English blood. II Is beyond the concep-
ton OF English people that any horse that Il
not OF English blood can ever win race on a
English track" Mr.. Douglas intends TO 20 to
europe again very soon.-[K. y. World, l2I.
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CONGRESSIONAL.


Il
Conclusion Of Yesterdav,s Proceedlnos.
/ SENATE.-After our report closed
Various items OF the legislative, executive
and judicial appropriation btu were acted on
previous understanding, Mr.. Window addressed
the Senate IN opposition to the bill. Mr. Win
dom was followed by Mr.. Coke In favor OF the
bill. AT the conclusion OF Mr.. CoKes speech
when the doors were reopened, adjourned.
HoU SE-After our report closed
The speaker, at $50, laid before the House the
M, tents veto OF the military interference
republican SIDE when the sentence was read
wmcn Insists that the power OF the federal au-
LOFTY 10 employ troops when necessary should
not oe nterfered with, and there was an I'm.
creduious sheer on the democratic side at the
PRESIDENTS assurance that he desired to act In
plause was repeated at the reading OF the sen-
fences relating 10 President Jackson's Crushing
null1fcation, and to President Lincoln issuing
Also at the allusion TO the hostility of state GOV
ernments, and again at the suggestion thar rbe
Dill was an intrusion OF state supervision
amounting La spirit and tendency TO state SUI
on the conclusion OF the reading, Mr.. Knott
offered resolution directing the.message 70 be
viii tomorrow proceed to consider the same.
On motion OF Mr.. Wood, a resolution for anal
adjournment OF this session on = day of May
date not fixedl was referred to the committee
MIR. Deering moved to suspend the rules and
pass Dill making appropriations for the sup
port Of the army.
Mr.. Knott thereupon interposed q motion to
adjourn; which was defeated yeas 81, nays ia.
The democrats voting against adjournment
were Messrs. Blackburn, Bliss, Blount, Clymer,
Coffroth, Culberson, FELTON,, Geddes, Martin,
CIV. Na.), Martin N.C.h Persons, Poehler, Rob-
ertson and Welborn. The greenbackers voting
10 were De La Matyr, Ford, Jones, Lowe,
Murch, stevenson and Weaver. MI. Ladd voted
yea.
The House then proceeded to vote on the mo-
ZION TO suspend the rules and pass the army APP
preparation bill Sbeing the same INTRODUCED to-
Gay by Messrs. Young and Townsend OF Ohio,)
Cne same as the regular House bill, with the
sixth and ninth sections stricken out.
The motion was rejected-yeas 1OI, nays 100.
AS between the democrats and Republicans ft
was strict party vote, the democrats an vot-
Ing mo, ]" and the republicans all voting ayea.n
OF the greenbackers Messrs De La Matyr, Ford.
Gillette, Jones, Lowe, Murch, Stevenson and
Weaver voted "yea, and Ladd "nay"
The result OF the vote was greeted with clap
ping OF hands on the democratic side, and with
q counter demonstration on the republican
side.
The House then, at 4:aO, adjourned.
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WALTER b. WILLIAMS CO., Auctio0eers.
TRUsIKEy SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
RIAL ESTATE ON EAST SIDE OF THlR-
ssT 1AEEr ol NQRMTIaMEST, HEAB F. CON;
AND MANSARD BRICK DWELLING.
~, A D. 1876. and duly recorded in Liber
No. SS1, folio 466, ct seq., one OF the land -
records for the District Of Columbia, and by di.
recton Of the party secured thereby. win seu Ct
public auction IN front Of the premises to the high
est bidder, on SATURDAY, May 10 1878, 1t O'Clock
r. m al that certain piece or parcel OK ground,
situate in the Oty Of Washington, in said District
and known upon the official ground plan or plat Of
said City e lot numbered thrtyt.o IsO in the sub
Lber B. Cook folio lO7, one Of The records in the
surveyors Office Of said city together with the Inn.
proyements thereon. Elegant chance for invest
ment
Terms of sale: One-third cash, of which 5000
must be paid ct time Of sale, and the balance in ona
and TWO years In equal payments, TO be secured BY
purchasers notes bearing interest from day Of sale
at the rate OF per cent per annum until paid.
interest (semiannually) and deed Of trust on the
premises. Oonyeyancing and recording ct pur-
chaser's cost the terms OF sale are not complied
with In six days after sale the trustee reserves the
default WIN. F. HOFFMAN. Trustee.
mye-3t 1921 F street northwest.
H-BY CONSENT OF PARTIES IN INTEREST
the above Sale is POSTPONED until WEDNES-
DAY, May 21st. 1873, same hour and place.
my10-eo5t Nm. HCLTZMAN, Trustee
lPOet,eol
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THOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE ON GAY, BETWEEN OON-
GRESB AND HIGH STREETS, GEORGE

Under and By virtue Of deed Of trust. dated IL
June Doth 1874, and duly recorded in Liber s::
No. 49,. felio I Of the land records for the:
Of the note thereby secured, the undersigned viii
sell at public auction 10 front Of the premises.
It No i. in BesIIs addition. TO and part Of lot
described as tolloxs: Besinning .t q point On the
from the southwest corner Of CONGRESS and Gay
Street ss.i feet; thence sontheriy and at right
angles 6S feet thence s. 12N deg, =. "a 40 feet;
thence g. deg. IS % feet thence northeriy
1855 feet to the beginning. together with the Inn
prevements and sgp1rtsn.ncss thereto bslonsinE;
cash; and the residue in four equal installments.
PAYABLE IN SIX, twelve eightee9 and txe1ty5ouIr
payment. The purchaser is to sive his notes. with
until PAID. and secured By deed Of trust on the
BOO aepoeit ct time Of esle. All conyeyancing viii
be ut the cost OF the purchaser. and the terms OF
sale BE- not compiled with within i've days from the
day Of SALE the Trustees reserve tho right TO resell
at the eefaulting purchasers risk and cost after
1--WE days notice f ths Evenips Pm unsyspapef.
py6eo&da QHARIE9 p xAV&y. AsasseeR
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NHAS. W. HANDY. Auctioneer.

TRgsTEEs 81 SALE -, OF VARIABLE IMPROVED
C Cn{,SE EIser AVENUE AND N STREET
the , lSth 3, day Of April AD. 1874, and Re-
land records OF the District of Columbia. and by
detection OF the parties secured thereby, will offer
sole at public auction, In front Of the premises on
SATURDAY X. the 18th day Of May. 1879 ats O'clock
lying and being situate In the city Of Washington
and District Columbia, described as follows: Be-
seventy si1 feet four inches 6 AID from the north
west corner OF EQuare numbered two hundred and
fortysi1 (246) running thence west seventy six feet
four inches to said corner thence enthusiastically
along the line Of Massachusetts avenue to point
due south IL, from the place Of begnnng and thence
ket store.
Terms of sale: One-third cash; balance in one %
and two q, years with interest ct six per cent per
erty sold 5000 down at time of sale. Convey ancing
At purchasers cost. Terms to be complied with In
five days, otherwise the Trustee reserves the right
to resell the property at risk and cost of the default
ing purchAser. WILLIAM B. TODD,
my6-2aw&ds Trustee.
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d ii. WARNER, Real Estate Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE RES
DENOES IN GEORGETOWN

OENOES IN GEORGETOWN.
By virtue Of three deeds Of trust, dated May "a
22d, a d: 1874. and duly recorded in Liber IL.
No. Isl. folios All and 214 and zig, SC, of A::A
the land records for the District of Columbia: and
by the written direction of the party secured there
by. we shall sell, ct public auction, on SATURDAY
the oath day Of May. AD 1879. st O'Clock p. m,
in front Of the premises lots numbered one Q, two
81 and three Gsl. IN Sheoherd's recorded sub
and part Of lot numbered one hundred and nifty
eight (158), in Bealls addition to Georgetown. IA
the District, with al the improyements thereon.
good neighborhood in Georgetown.
Lot ! is upon the corner Of Gay and Green sta
and Lots and front on Gay street. Tbs lots viii
be offered separately.
Terms Of sale: One-third in cash, (ot which &700
must be paid each lot 1t the sale) the deferred
payments to be paid in one and two years. with in
terest from day of sale at the rate Of eight cent
per az mum until paid and secured By deed Of trust
Terms Of sale to be fully complied with within six
days after day of sale. otherwise the Trustees re-
serve the right to resell the property, after one
weeks notice. at the risk and cost of the first pur
chaser. All conveyancing 1t the purchasers cost.
EDWARD MSPHERsoN,l Trustees,
my1O- eod&da
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ETEIGER LIEBERMANN, Real Estate Aucts.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A rwOsToRY FRAME
HOUSE, No. 726 SIXTH STREET NORTH.

By virtue OF deed of trust dated January -
%, AID 1876, and recorded I'm Liser No. 8O5, EE
folio 4S3, OF the land records for District Of ~.
thereby. will sell at public auction ia front Of the
premises, On SATURDAY, the 18th day OF May.
subdivision of lot =, in square $685. together with
the improvements thereon.
Terms Of sale Onethird cash; balance In six and
twelve months with interest ct seven Per cant per
sod 4 deposit Of $50 on day ef sale. II terms are
not complied With IN fye days TIE Trustee reserves
chaser Convey AnciDg ct purchAsera cost.
my3-eo&ds ROBT H. WARD Trustee.
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T'HO6. Z WAGGANAN Real Estate Aucsioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF ELEGANT RESIDENCE

No. 40 ON NEW JERSEY AVENUE.
Under and by virtue Of Q deed Of trust, "A
and recorded in Liber No. 7l3, folio 222 one .k.:|
Of the land records Of the District Of Columbia the
front Of The premises, on MONDAY, the I'd day Of
June, 1879, q O'Clock. all Of lot numbered 81 Of
square 500, as recorded in Liber BID O., folio l01
Terms Of sale: The amount Of Indebtedness,
from August IL 1878. secured by this deed Of trust
unpaid. With the expense Of sale in cash.
months. for which the notes Of the purchaser,
bearing interest from the day OF sale and secured
taken. deposit Of $500 eoaQ be required Of the
purchaser ct the time Of sale. Ind al convey ncin0
at bis cost II terms Of sale are not complied with
and cost Of cefaultDg purchaser after giyinR auca
notice Of such resale g they may think proper
b b 1 IE BBLAAsCYKlFTmRD.s Trustees
THO6. Z. WAG0AMAN, Auck sp29Akds
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
PROVED REA1 ESTATE 0ITHATED BE
TWEEN NORTH L AND N STREETD FIRST
STREET EAST AND NORTH CAPITOL

>e~e
BY virtue Of deed Of trust, dated Octobsr -
I, 1874. and recorded, In Liber No. 7s2 folio:
392, &c, of the Land Records Of the District Of
Columbia and at the request in writing Of the party
Of The Iremises. on THURSDAY: the 22d day Of
May, Inst ut O'Clock. al those pieces OF ground
described In said deed lots one I'D. two CD, three
tS). four a.. five !6). six co. seven eight (sl.
nine 60. ten (l0) eleven CID. twelve cd thrt San
(1S), fourteen 14. fifteen 90. seventeen U7,
twenty - !2o), , tye.ty,ene Sa1; twsIty,two {22l
sixteen (l6). being the west forty -four feet f.om
front to real, IN square No. six hundred and sey.
These lots Viii be sold according to q subdivision
made by A b Shepherd, Of said square. Recorded
in Iiber r. l. folio l50 in the:0urveyor'e office
e plat Of which ;wil be on exhibition o. the saIs
q etatemenl Of which WI be shown az the eale
Terms Ct sale One-third Of the purchase money
to be paid In cash. and the residue in two equal in
staments ct six and twelve months respect yeiy to
be secured by notes bearing interest payable half
yearly, snd deed OF trust on the preraises cold
the time Of eale The terms Of sale must be DON
erty may be resold q the riak and cost Of the de-
fsultng purchaser after one weeks notice. Plat OF
the subdivision can be seen ct the auction rooms OF
Thomas bowling. esq, HOO Pennsylvania avenue
WyaeQ THOMAS u 0oxsS ~~
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TIE CHEsAPKAKR AND OHIO CANAL CASA
qlspatch from Richmond, Va, announces THAI
Judge wexford, In the circuit court Of Rich
mond, on Saturday delivered his opinion In the
case OF the commonwealth OF Virginia aQaingc
General Bradley T. johnson, Judge Nelson Poo
ana John p. Poe. Judge Wexford dismisees the
suit, which grew out OF q contract made by the
state with the lawyers named Cor profoosional
services In settling the claims OF the STATE
against the canal A certain proportion Of the
and when the matter had been concluded =
settlement was made between the oficers of
the state and the gentlemen named The ACTION
Just dismissed was based on the allegation that
the counsel had received more than thew vere
entitled TO and was brought to recover the
amount alleged to have been overpaid, amount
Ing to about $13o,000. The decision OF JUDGE
Wexford Is that the claim OF the state Is un-
founded and that the settlement was made
under the terms OF the agreement.
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WILLIAM n. MERRICK.
Executor Of Ella W. Mercer
E. a TALBOJ. AuctiOneer. mYl2-dfm22
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneers.

By virtue Of . deed Of trust dated April 18th Il
1877, and duly recorded in Lber 847, at folio e.s
466 ct seq, OF the land recorSs for the Dis -
trlet OF Columbia and at the request Of the party
the Equity Court passed May 10th instant in csuse
No. 6!O7, will sell g public auction, in front Of the
p 1879 at 80 O'Clock m, all that piece OF ground
described IN said deed rs lot numbered tweuty-
seven CID, OF n. b. Smiths recorded subdivision or
q n: Thorns subdivision of part of square four
hundred and eeventy-fye t475), together with the
improvements thereon.
Terms Of sale: Oneth of the pur shase money
IN cA4h, (of which 800 VIII be required deposit
ut the time Of sale and the balance in three equal
installments. payable in six. twelve and eishfeen
months after the sale secured by the notes Of
eod bearing nteret ct the rate OF per centum
Fer annum until paid Oonveyancing at the pur.
risk Of the defaulting purchaser sale be not com
pleted within seven dayl from day Of sale.
W. W. BOARMAN, Trustee,
Room 4, Webster Law Building
WALTER b WILLIAMS & CO., Aucts. myl2d