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Beating n Map Agent.

A map agent went into one of our menufac-
turing establishments recently with an ego
tistical idea that his power of reading faces
was great aid to him in his business. He
looked the shop over and fixed upon a COM
mon-place looking workman with an intelli-
gent face as the individual upon which to
begin business. Approaching the man hc
touched a spring and down dropped an elab-
crate map of Connecticut, with its towns, rail-
roads and rivers all properly located. Then it
was earnestly and comprehcnsively described
by the glib agent, who briefly stated the ad-
vantage of such an educational chart to the
possessor, etc.
The workman, looking up very innocently
from his work. remarked: THAT is mighty
pretty! Should think it would be first-rate in
a family What is the expense of such an
article?"
only dollar fifty" responded tho agent,
dilating upon the bargain there was in the
value offered for such small amount Of cash.
"Woud you rather have $3.50 than to have
that?' asked the workman.
Certainly" responded the agent.
"Well! / don't know much about such
things" said the laborer, "but with your OK
perience, if you feel that you had rather have
$3.50 than to have that map. why, think I
hal too I"
The map agent saw that the common place
looking workman had bagged his game, and
| left the shop without attempting to induce any
of the other wOrkmen to invest in his goods
NOI1uich Bulletin.
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tChlcago Tribune letter.
Mr.. Greeley, as almost everybody knows.
hated young men fresh from college worse
than no hated Democrats-which is saying a
good deal remember one occasion when in
my presence young man, armed with strong
letter ofintroduction, made his appearance in
tho old mans office. Mr. Greeley read tho
note carefully and then turned upon his visit
tor:
II see you want place on my paper,o no
began. What arc your qualifications How
much newspaper work have you ever done D"
"I--that is" responded tho stranger, in
hesitating tones, you see by my letter that
am graduate of --Unv-"
"Thats no recommendation here. What can
you do? What do you know about Journal
smW
By this time tho young chap was desperate,
and he spoke with some asperity:
81 come from Litchfeld, Conn, where I
have done somo work on the local weekly.
And, by the way am WE'LL may say very
well acquainted with your brothers-in law who
lived tnere--the Messrs. Smith.
is that sop exclaimed Greeley with n
snoer. "Woll, then, If you want to know
what think of that, | must say you are ac-
quainted with a couple Odd mean mon. Good
morning"
and as tho young chap fled, Greeley
turned to me with sUowl, and added when
take one of those internal college fools upon
tho paper without some other recommendation
than their graduating papers, just lot me know
about it, will your"
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Some of the Devices OF Thieves.

As bright an exampleo of perverted ingenui ty
was developed in Paris during the Exhibition.
Three persons, it seems, are necessary to carry
out the trick, the modus operdndi of which is US
follows A man, accompanied apparently by
his wife and daughter, enters shop in which
the articles lie about little carelessly, and the
gentleman at once goes up to the head assist
ant behind the counter and makes conf
dental communication. must warn YOU"
he says, THAT my wife is afflicted with klepto.
mania. BE so good as to watch hcr, but do not
say anything to her which might make her
think you have any suspicious" The elder
lady is consequently watched with great
care, all the shop being on the alert Some
article is pifered in duo course, the
theft noticed and the gentleman, on going
out, quietly and promptly pays Tor what has
been taken. While the shopkeeper is con-
graduating himself on the honesty of the hus-
band, the trio are making of with valuable
booty secured by the younger lady, whose
movements had not been watched at all. But
tho best part of the stratagem remains to be
told. In case the disappearance OF the articles
really stolen should be received a little too
soon, and the party be followed by the indig-
nant shOpkeepers, nothing is easier than to eX.
press regret and surprise that there should
have been other mistakes, and to return the
articles with profuse apologies. By this ruse
" utblto vi obiSNy 10 ihouiShi ONOh
if the swinders are baked of their booty the
scheme provides for escape as well us for sue
cess.
Thefts by means of any kind of ruse are
bad enough, but when they are committed
under tho cloak of religion they arc inn
measureably worse. A Sister of Charity called
on n family in Paris to enlist their sympathies
for the poor; she was most pleasant and at
tractive in her manner Eventually she in.
duced those present to join with her in an
act of devotion, and the party lHnelt side by
side in the drawing-room while tho Sister Of
fcred prayer. From the time of her entering
the house, and during this act she had kept
her hands crossed upon her bosom. When,
therefore, in the middle of the prayer n lady
felt somebody's hand in her pocket, it required
some nerve TO seize the Sister and accuse her
of theft. This she nevertheless did and then
the mystery was solved. Tho crossed arms
were of wax, and, being partially hidden under
the sleeves, seemed real, while the actual
hands were at liberty to enable the lady to
pursue her fraudulent calling Chambers
Journal.
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A Washington sh.w Place.

Ill inc IatohV olnco W washington there
are many objects Of interest connected with
the Government and those who administered
he of,iirs Il, timos gono Inv WbiIo oxomining
10
'0'''' " '"S '''So,, - w. 'o'9
us so iorcibIy as the samples oil small LOCKS OF
hair taken from the heads of different Chief
Magistrates, from Washington down t. PreSi'
dent Pierce, secured in frame covered with
what constituted the living bodies of those
illustrious individuals whose names arc as
familiar as household words, but who now live
only in history and the remembrance of the
past
The hair of Washington is nearly a puro
white, fine and smooth in appearance,
That of John Adams IS nearly the same in
color, though perhaps little coarser.
The hair of Jefferson is Of different char
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THE GENERAL M1RKETS.
Baltimore Markets.
BALTIMoRE. MD. Augu.


Cotton firmer Midding 1l3sc.
Flour dull and steady. Howard street and West
ern superfne 81 S5@3 so; do extra, SO 1904 so do
family, s5@5 rs; City mills superane, 50 5000 So;
do extra, 50 1904 so; do Rio brands So G2@5 rs;
Patapsco family, SO So
whcNt-southern higher and active Western
firm; Southern red. 81 Oi@D1 O6; do amber 81 07@
l TO- No Maryland, 81 co. No 2 Western winter
red spot and August, 81 Os@1 0SlI September,
81 0s2@1 OS1s; October, 81 O9l1@1 O9Ss.
Corn-southern firm for white yellow nominal;
Western firmer; Southern white, 56c: do yellow,
4sc; Western mixed, spot and August iG6lGlsc:
September, 46A@461sc; October, 473s@4734c;
steamer. no offerings.
Oats steady and fairly active. Southern 32933c;
Western white, 3O14@32c; do mixed 29@3Oc; Penn
sylvania, 3l@S2c.
Rye quiet at $4,000.
Hay quiet prime to choice Pennsylvania and
Maryland, sl8@H.
Provisions frmer, with upward tendency. Mess
pork, 10c Bulk meats-Loose shoulders, 313c clear
rib sides, 413c; packed, 4M@54c. Bacon shoulders
42lc; clear RIB sides, 594c. Hams, 11@l2c Lard To-
Butter quiet; prime to choice Western, packed 100
1ic. Eggs steady at ll@l2c.
Sugar steady; A soft, Sl49s15c.
Petroleum dull; crude, nominal; refined, 61zc.
Coffee quiet Rio cOrgoes 1l@liIc.
Whisky quiet at 81 06l46Dl "a.
Freghts TO Liverpool per steam quiet and lower
for grain Cotton, 5.32d flour, 2s grain. Sd.
Receipts-Flour, 2,i63 bu; wheat, Ill 800 bu; corn
1000 bu; oats, 10, 800 bu; rye, l 600 blu.
Shipments-Wheat, IS 500 blu; corn 80 500 Blu.
Sales-Wheat 1S9.32l Blu; corn, 1900 bu.
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Change of Diet.

A member of tho sanitary police force came
across boy the other day who was wheeling
home load of oyster cans and bottles, and
curious to know what use the lad could put
them to, he made a direct inquiry.
Going to throw them over into our back
yard" replied the boy. :" took two loads
home yesterday"
But what do you use em for ?"
ITS trick of the family" grinned the lad.
How trick?'
"Id just as lief tell" continued the boy rs
he spit OH his hands to resume his hold on the
barrow. ave are going to have some re-
lashuns come in from the country. We may
lot have much to eat, but if they see these cans
and bottles and boxes, they'll think we've had
listers, champagne, figs and nuts till we've got
tired of EN- and are living OH bread and taters
for u healthy changer The officer scratched
his ear like man who had received u now
idea,
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GEORG ETOWN NEWS.
cted by Republican Reporters.

Collected by Republican Reporters.
In the throwing match Of yesterday at or near
Greenwood between James DAILY and Ginity, of
Washington the latter threw a thirteen and a,hNIf
pound sedge distance of siXty.eght feet, beating
his opponent by four feet.
On account of the break of the canal at the
Nine Mile Run, only three or four boats cleared
from Georgetown yesterday, Repairings in rapid
progress,
Albert Frank, q Washingtonian visitor, yester.
day fell into 1T on Bridge street. between Con-
gTess and High DR.. Shekell rendered medical aid
and the patient was soon removed TO his home on
Pennsylvania avenue, near Twenty4second street.
A much-injured and grossly swndled aged
their grievances before Justice Bundy yesterday, in
the hopes of having their wrongs righted and tho
guilty party punished. John IL. Williams was the
victim, but he pleaded not guilty, boss" Mrs.
Julia Henry, the better half of the complainant,
charged Williams with cheating her out of IS.
Aunly told her story rs follows; The defendant,
learning that there existed female in the family
with sore head, Informed the matron that he
would guarantee TO cure the trouble for the small
sum of go provided, he received IS to begin with
20 lay the foundation" After good deal of
arguing, the money was finally extracted from an
old shoe aud handed over 10 the bogus physician.
When the old man returned home and was In
formed of the transaction, ho thereupon nnnuled
It, and took immediate action to recover his money
Williams of course, told his side of the story but
His Honor didn't give II much creditas he soon ad-
Vised him TO make arrangements to spend thirty
days in jail lie also ordered tho restitution Of
the Is,
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A SCENE in railway car-Fond wife: Let
me see your paper moment, dear" Husband;
YES, as soon as we get to the tunnel"
81 HAD no time to stuff the chicken" apollo
gzed a landlady Never mind, madam; it's
tough enough as it is" replied boarder.
IT is not enough to make people understand
what you say-you must make them sec it.
The memory, the understanding and tho
imagination must all take possession of it,
JouJert.
A YOUNG lady being taken to task for tight
facing, said that she resorted to the practice on
purely economical grounds. How is that ?"
asked her reprover. "Why," she replied, II
lace tight simply toprevent waist'fulness"
A LADY who was suffering under slight in-
disposition told her husband that it was with
the greatest difficulty that she could breathe,
and the effort distressed her exceedingly. IL
wouldn't try, my dear" he soothingly re-
spOnded.
THERE is said to be in Milwaukee the cham
pon marrying justice. There is nobody to
equal the neatness and dispatch with which
he ties the knot. This is the way he does it
Haye'erW
yes"
Havem ~
Eyes"
Married S."
REST assured that there is very little luck
in business success. The man who achieves "A
fortune, good ndmo and II serene, old age, in
pointing out to you the chart Of his life, will
show that his way has led through the toll
some, dusty road of economy, sell.denial and
diligent porsevcriug persistent painstakimg,
SO as TO insure that everything should DO
well done, aud ut the time and the price
promised.
WHEN bee brings pollen into the hive, he
advances to the cell ia which IL is to be de-
posted and kicks 1t OF; another bee, one the
indoor hands, comes along and rams it down
with his head aud packs it in the cell US the
dairy packs batter into hrkin.-JOhR
Bwoughs, We would prefer not to have any
dairy-maid pack our butter that way rdr-
cierS Record, If our butter must be packed in
that way let it DO done by II bald-headed
dary.maid.- Rome Sentinel. AS for ourselves
we will not have any bnt her,
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONETfRY MATTERS IN NEW YORK.
AND SIN FRANCISCO.
Now York Money Market.

NEW York, August IS, 1870.
The week opened on the stock exchange with
continuance of tho depression which has been the
feature of the dealings during the last few days.
The selling movement in the Granger shares and
Lake Shore was very pronounced throughout the
entire day. and tho whole list was unfayorably
affected thereby. At tho close slightly steadier
feeling prevailed but the closing quotations COM
pared with Saturdays showed q decline, ranging
from Il to "a, the latter st. Paul common. North
west common fell off 211a Lake Shore "a and Wes'
tern Union ia per cent ooo
Total sales were 10000 shares, OF which 1000
were Erie, 10000 were Lake Shore, 1900 were
Northwest 10000 were ST. Paul, 1000 were Wabash,
1900 were Delaware, Laokawanna u Western,
5000 were New Jersey Central 1000 were Union
Pacific, 5000 were Western Union, 1000 were Pacific
Mail, 1000 were Kansas City " Northern, 2,OOO
were ST. Louis q San Francisco.
The following were the closing quotations:
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Baltimore Cattle Market.

BALTIMORE Md, August IS.
Beef Cattle-The market was fairly active to-day
and prices unchanged as to quality. Very best,
5@5I4c first quality, 47s@5c; medium. $1,000;
ordinary, 2l5@3c. The most sales were from $40
415c. Receipts, 2,029 head sales, 1,27i head.
Swine-Light supply and fair demand, and prices
n shade higher quality considered. Receipts,
1912 heNd; quotations, 494951lc.
The receipts of sheep and lambs were $500 head;
quotations, sheep, 315@iIc.; lambs, 4GD5c.
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GREAT SALE IN PHILADELPHIA,

Furniture OF La Pierre House, of over 200
rooms, on Monday, August 20, at 10 o'clock,
and continuing each day same hour until all Is
sold. For catalogues address TIIOS. BIRCH SON,
Auctloneers lilo Chestnut st., Philada, Pa. aul83t
WALTER b. WILLIAMS q CO., Auctioneers
by virtue of decree of the Supreme Court OF the
District of Columbia in case ofZerhast vs. Hathaway,
equity cause Ma q Gl3, docket 10, will SELL at public
auction, In front OF the premises, TUESDAY, 10Th
day OF August, A. D., 1879, at $50 o'clock p. m the
following described real estate Lot No a. In section
NO ., of $, O.. PomeIoy, y. @; Howard and John II
S Hn SUD i OF te barry ar iSS iIan ~
terms: onethrd in cash, and the remainder in two
equal instalmens, payable In six and twelve months
from the day OF sale, with interest at the rate of
per cent until paid. A deposit of $50 required when
sold.
HB. MoULToN, II ustee.
aui5-10t 7Oi Seventh street N. w. corner q.
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GREAT
1879
I S7C!)

1910 GREAT 1910
10 THE S EFENsr WAY A s2y g5urwrsT
splendid EQUIP
1r n ETytT }SNE g. i, s5 po0o cor
=, ner sixth and 2 streets as follows: ,.n. 80,
For Pittsburg and the West 1880 m. daily, with
P PhTHT Gar e st. Pana eGaSo
10 n 6ay wlth PSiRGe G ar to ShGSE
For Canandaigua Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara Falls.
end the North at S;29 g m daily cySep, Sun9 iSy
to Canandalgua, For Wllllamsport Lock Haven
For and H w9kns At 1870 r M daily exGSsPt sunday
tGched. Limited Express Of Pullman Parlor Cars
For Brookiyn New York, ali through trains connect
az Jersey Sity with boats OF "Brookiyn Amen
Ing double ferriage aud Journey across Now York
except snnday; 5;s6, and lois p m m. daily. Lin
tied Express $50 a. M. daily, except sunday.
p daily Except 81 sunday i iOSo a. n.y. m So 7;Io
and I0l5 2: m daily. ,orn
For Popes Creek Line, d;2O a. m. and 40 p m. daily
For AnRapoiis. go a. m and 400 p M daily, except
WST EiS 4ER IKb %RR RAE
For Aiesandria' Q, hi5 o. 10, IL a. M and ii5 S,!2o
5,9,7 and 1880 p. m. on Sunday, a. NJ. Ills
For Richmond and the South, $50 q. m. daily, and
~, S:2o p. m daily, except sunday. u,,,, 80.
~ g 10, II a m. and !, g. 49o, 80, 7, ardi2 p. m
be at aqa
east corner. of Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania
avenue, and OF The depot where orders can he
len for the checking OF baggage to destinations nom
FRANK THOMSON General Manager.
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RIVER And CANAL NEWS.
Washington River Front.

ARRIVED.
Sixth street wharf Steamer Matano Byles
lower river landings, freight and passengers and
schooner VIM Wilson, Brown, Philadelphia, coal
for G Sheriff.
Seventh street wharf No 2-Schooner Fanny
Miller, Keystone Point Va, sand for Smithsonian
annex
Biscoe's wharf-schooners Hamilton, Spencer
and Colburn, Cation, Eastern Shore of Maryland,
sweet potatoes, Elijah q Adams.
Riley's wharf-Schooners Leonard, Sterling;
l. Myra, Chisetine; Saddle Bell, Bradley, and Thos
II Ruark, Ruark lower Potomac and Chesapeake
bay, melons for market.
Johnson's wharf-Schooner Harvey l. James
Havre de Grace, Md, coal for johnson Bros, and
steamer Anthracite, Ford, Philadelphia, assorted
cargo for District merchants.
Carriers wharf-Schooner Emily III Naylor Som.
ers, Philadelphia, coal for IL Burgess u Co.
CLEARED.
Inland and seaboard Company's wharf-Steamer
Lady Of the Lake, Trayers, Norfolk Va, freight and
passengers.
Seventh street wharf-steamer George Leary
White Norfolk, Va, freight aud passengers.
Rileys wharf-Schooner Flora Chase, down the
river, light.
Carriers whArf-schooner W d Mcshane, McCor-
mick, down the river to load ties for Philadelphia
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PROPOSALS FOR FUEL.
PROPOSALS FOR DREDGING.

l. O'-''''
UNITED STATES ENGINEER OFFICE,
1877 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
WAsIuSuToS, ID. c. August o, 1879.
Sealed proposals for Dredging In the following riv-
and hnrbors will be received at this office Of IL M
on wednesday. September TO- 1872 and opened imme.
dintely thereafter
L. Washington Hnrbor, ID. g.
.. Mount Vernon Channel potomac river Va.
.. Breton Bay, Nd, and Nominl Creek Va
T. Urbana Creek (Rnppahannock rlver),Va.
Specifications containing detailed information and
blank forms of proposals., can be obtained at this
Office The right 10 reject any or all proposals Is re-
served s. 4. ALERT,
nuG6t u :. Civil Engineer
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serving the hair of his SUCCESSORS There arc
vacancies in tho case but there is no hair
either of Buchanan, Lincoln, Johnson OF
Grant, for Che inspection Of futurity.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-08-19

~ WAS once very shy" said Sydney Smith,
"but it was not long before made two very
useful discoveries; first that all mankind
were not wholly employed in observing me
Ia belief that oil young people have); and
next that shamming was of no use; that the
world was very olear-sighted, and soon esti.
mated man at his just value This cured
me, and determined to be natural and let the
world find me out"
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THE BOYS ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL HIGH
Il SCHOOL,

]. W. HUNT A. NJ, Principal,
Commences its twelfth year SEPTEMBER 1 in the
north session room of Dr. Sundorand's church, Four
anda-half street northwest
Circulars containing further information with testI-
monias from few Of our bost citizens be had at
the book stores, or the principal may be addressed
through p. o. box $685. and au interview obtained.
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EDUCATIONAL. :
$40 PER OR. OF TEN WEEKS,

FROM SEPT. o. 1879, BOOKS, &c. INCLUDED,
Whole expense for young men and boys at 8. O..
SHORTLIDGE'S Media Pa, Academy. Music the
only extra. Highly recommondedby DayRrd Taylor,
Hon, Fernando Wood, Judge Van Hoosen, Gen, 9. II.
Coils, GOV. ROutt, Rev. Dr. Childs, DC, Ten teach
ers-all men and all graduates, Special attention TO
both advanced and backward pupils ami young boys
Both Individual and class instruction, combining the
advantages of private tutoring and schooroom drill
Fine building, thoroughly heated. new gymnasium ex
cellent table English Business, Scientific and Clas-
steal courses of study. Weekly lectures, illustrated
by tho best apparatus. For illustrated circular
OF term commencing September, address SWIIHIN
@ SlIQRTLIDGE Harvard University, "A. NJ, Media,
Pa. Media has seven churches, and temperance
charter prohibiting the sale of intoxicating drinks
- IN
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GTEAMER MATTANO Captain
~ William II. Byles), on and after 4fTs7hpss
April 20, leaves wharf foot OF sixth kxzsLiZsEeAh-
and streets every uesday, Thurs ezf-lssfiessaFv
day, and Sunday, ut u. M, for the Potomac River
landings; ON sundays for Matox Creek, Colton's,
and landings in st. Clements Bay. On Thursdays for
Mattox Creek and landings in Wicomlco River. ON
Tuesdays Tor Cotons and landings in Nomini Creek.
Returning on Monday "Wednesday and Friday morn.
ings, making intermediate landings. Also chapel
Point ON Wednesdays coming up.
For further information inquire ut offices OF q. l..
SHERIFF. No. 325 and llil Pennsylvania avenue or
at office, foot of sixth and streets southwest.
my23tf @ r. JONES, Agent
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NEW WINDSOR COLLEGE - ESSENTIALLY
~ two Institutions, male and female, in the same
vicinity under one management. Open September
10 send for catalogue. Rev. n. NJ. JELLY, d. d..
President, New Windsor Md.
The SPACIOUS buildings of this college are located at
New Windsor. Md, three hours ride by rail nom
Washington, In one of the most beautiful and health
nil parts Of Western Maryland. 1t has full corps OF
competent aud experienced professors The course OF
study is designed to give thorough education In all
branches. Including ancient and modern languages
There H. also preparatory department. Terms mod
crate Parents or guardians in Washington having
youth 10 educate invited to visit the college and
learn OF $ advantages. jy23-eO2m
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AUCTION SALES.
John T. CoLDwELI Auctioneer,
- No. 500 street northwest
TRUSTEFe' SALE OF FRAME DWELLING Nc
~ NINTH STREEr NORTMEASE

John I. CoLDwELL, Auctioneer,
- No. 500 + street northwest
TRUSTEBS' SALE OF FRAME DWELLING NO.
72i NINTH STREET NORTHEAST
BY virtue OF deed OF trust dated the twenty.slxth
day Of May, a. d. 1914 and duly recorded In li6er No.
us, folio 1928 of the land records of the District of
Columbia, and at the written request of the holder Of
the notes secured by said deed OF trust Will sell at
public nuct on, In front OF the premises FRIDAY,
August 49, 1879 At o'clock p: M. the following de-
scrbed real estate situate In the city Of Washington,
District of Columbia, to wit: All of lots Numbered
twenty seven((and twenty eleht(2sln Moses Kelly's
recorded subdivision of square numbered nine hun
dred and twelve (9i2), together with the improve
ments. Terms of sale Ole.quarter cash and bal.
lance In six twelve and eighteen months In notes OF
the purchaser secured on the property sold with in
terest NJ SIX per cent per nnnum; or all cash. at tho
option of the purchaser one hundred dollars deposit
to be paid Mt time of sale and all conveyanclng ut
purchasers cost. IL terms OF sale not compiled
within sevedays from day OF SALE the property will
DO resold nttho risk and cost of the deiaung pur-
chaser,
+. A. ASHFORD,
1ul0d&d9 Trustee.