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OTTAWA, ONT, Aplil 2S.-In the house OF com
mons last night, previous TO the adjournment OF
the house, Hon. Mr.. Mackenzie announced his
withdrawal from the leadership OF the opposi-
tiOn.
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Death Of MIR. ID. w. MiddIeton,

vi ~.
Middleton. the venerable clerk OF the L. S.
Supreme Court, whose loss will not only be fell
by the members of his own immediate family
and others whose necessities he was wont to re-
lteve but by the general government OF which
he was a faithful officer. Mr.. Middleton passed
away peacefully and calmly last evening about
1880 o'clock at his residence, surrounded by his
family. He has been connected with the ST.
preme Court OF the United States for over fifty
years and filled the high and honorable position
OF clerk to the court for nearly twenty years of
the time. He resided here during his whole
lie and had he lived would have reached the
ripe age or 10 years mex saturday. He leaves a
large family to mourn aelnise who have the
heartfelt sympathy of MANY friends.
The funeral will take place at $3.50 p. m. on
Friday from the I. S. Supreme Court room. 1t
is the request Of the Chief Justice and other
members OF the Supreme Court that the services
take place there.
The Supreme Court of the United States ad-
Journed to-day out OF respect TO the memory Of
its clerk Mr.. Middleton. and the court room and
officers were draped In mourning. Daniel Wes-
ley Middleton had been connected with the SD
preme Court for more than fifty years. He first
entered the clerks office as an assistant In 1926
when he was but IL years of age. In 1927 VII
liam Thomas Carroll was appointed clerk of
the court and he promoted Mr.. Middleton to the
position OF deputy clerk. In 1868 upon the
death OF Mr.. Carroll, Mr.. Middleton was made
clerk, and he held the position until his death.
with the illness which terminated his life. He
was confined to his house from February to
september OF last year. In the latter month he
so far recovered as to be able to visit his Office
at the Capitol, which he continued to do, but
not with regularity, until about a week ago
when his illness assumed more serious turn
and he again took to his bed. This morning the
Chief Justice and Associate Justices of the Su-
preme Court visited the house and viewed the
remains OF him whom they all esteemed for his
good qualities,
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DENVER. COL. April 2S.-A special dispatch to
the Ne,rS from Buena Vista states that Police
man Tom Perkins was fatally shot by three
banco SteererS yesterday while he was attempt
ing TO arrest them.
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SpOrtSmen Convention
SENECA FALLS, NY, April 2S.-The New York
state SpOrtSmenS' convention viii be held here
rom May 2ath to the 18th, Inclusive.
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~The Massachusetts, Press association were
BY the members OF the press OF that city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-28

UThe Delaware Democratic state centrsl
committee yesterday, issued q call for the state
convention at Dover, Nay =, at noon, 20 ele. &
delegates TO the national democratic convention.
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Wall Street To.dav.

NEW YORK, April 2s.-The Post, In its flnan-
cial article to-day, says" The Stock Excha ange
markets are strong for investment securities,
US. bonds being & higher. All classes of specu-
lat1ye securities are lower, and the stock market
is decidedly weak, the new disturbing element
from Albany being a sufficient explanation for
the sales of stocks by those who have cared little
for what the professional speculators have here
tofore done 1t is to be said, however, that, pro-
viding the Albany threats are carried out. the
owners OF foreign capital here are too sagacious
business men to suddenly withdraw all
their money; their own ends would not be
served by such course, and moreover 1t Is never
well to jump until the fence is reched. OF the
speculative stocks the following have sold down
to the prices named: d. L. and W., s4zs; Della
ware and Hudson. 7s1e; jersey Central, 15.s;
Reading, 6114; Wabash, preferred, 65ss; Iron
Mountain, ass; Kansas and Texas, 34s&; Ontario
and and Western. sss., Q: and NJ, ss; MI. and st.
Louis and San Francisco, preferred, is; Louis
Vile and Nashville. 1873; Western Union. 1O47s
Pacific Mail, 403s. This decline ranges from i
to per cent. As we close the general market
is above the lowest, and In tone fever1sh but
strong. For call loans on stocks per cent Is a
uniform rate, and on United States bonds per
cent is rate. Rates for time loans and prime
mercantile paper are also firmer.
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CECURE YOUR VALUABLES!
NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY.
18th Street And New York Avonus.

Fin. Burglar and Damp Proof Vaults from e6 70
goo year. Government Bonds on deposit for 81
Per y. go Also receives Silyerware In trunks for
mooerAfe rate. Board of ManagerS-Wm Stickney,
prendenti Geo. Riggs, vice president; B. p. Sny
oef, eecretary; A. L. SturevAnt treasurer; Henry
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-28

THE SPRINGER-DONNEILY INVESTIGATIONS
The select committee OF the House appointed
under the resolution calling for an Investigation
OF the alleged attempt to cOrruptly influence
the vote OF Representative Springer In the con-
tested election case Of Donnelly VS.. Washburn.
met In the rooms of the House committee on
elections this morning. Six OF the seven men,
terworth. Of Ohio, being absent from the city.
w. A. Meloy, counsel for Donnelly, stated that
that gentleman did not desire or propose to
make any charges or attack upon Mr. Springer
or any one else, but wished simply to defend
himself against the imputation OF any instru-
mentality In preparing or sending the anony-
thorough investigation and a subpoena for
witnesses. Mr.. Finley made a similar state
ment. and asked for prompt and thorough in
vestigatiOn. The committee then went into
secret session, and adjourned till 10 a. M. to.
morrow, when the statements OF Messrs. Sprin-
ger Finley and Donnelly will be heard. and the
committee will then decide as to what further
step shall be taken.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-28

TIE POwHATAN, on her way from Hampton
Roads to Annapolis, will exercise at great guns
and tOrpedoes. She lett Hampton Roads last
Monday, and " Ill reach Annapolis May 1st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-28

DEATH OF AN OLD CITIZRN.-Mr. Z. F. Clark.
an Old ana much-respected citizen, died to day,
after an illness Of some months He carried
on the paperhanging and upholstering business
for many years on the north side OF Pennsyl-
vanfa avenue, between 18th and 18th streets,
but latterly has had an establishment at I113 =
street, under the firm name Of L. F. Clark
Sons. His death viii be much regretted by
large circle OF friends
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-28

REPRESENTATIVE B. f. lie Fevre was renomi-
mated for Congress ON the first ballot by the
democratic convention of the 5th Ohio district
arfia
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Proposals 10 Sell Government Bonds
NEW YORK, April 2S.-The proposals to sell
bonds to the government to-day aggregated
1855 Oe at lO445 to l04 81 for skies OF 80, 106 to
1862 for skies OF 81 and l04 to 1O4.25 for nveS
The Secretary OF the Treasury accepted
g. 600 OOO
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N DUNCAN SNIFFEN,
Es GENERAL ADVERTISING AGENT,

I'M II.
N and ID Astor House Omces NY
We know him 70 be an advertising agent who
promptly pays his bills.-Nec York Sua. He pos.
sessee large and original resources for successfully
placfng newspaper advertising to the entire sats-
faction Of his patrons, and advise every one be-
fore giying out any orders, TO obtain from him an
estimate as il win cost them nothing and may save
them = great deal.-AsU York World. We recom.
mend him TO every one as an expert in the art Of
sdyeTtising.-Nep TorE Tribune. aP26- In
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English Foreign Relations.

The Times this morning, in an article On the
foreign relations OF England and the new gov
ernment, says: We have reason to believe that
Austria has, through her ambassador here.
been reassured as to the demeanor Of the new
administration"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-28

AT TIE WHITE HoUsE.-Senators Morrill, and
Randolph and Representatives Richardson
Dwight, WILDER. Upson, Loring and Wilson,
called on the President to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-28

WORCESTERSHIRE President this afternoon
sent to the Senate the following nominations
Nathaniel S. Paul. of IapOrte to be supervisor
of census for the 5th district OF Indiana. Rob-
ert W. Patton, to be postmaster at lewiston,
Pa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-28
South Carolina Republican COnven-

COLUMBIA, s. c., April 2S.-The republican
state convention met In the hall OF the house of
representatives at noon to day. A temporary
organization was effected with closed DOORS no
reporters being admitted. Z. w. NJ. Hickey.
(white,) OF Charleston, was elected temporary
chairman, and Harry Noah. (white,) Of Rich
land, temporary secretary. The convention has
taken recess until 2:30 pm. The probabilities
are that the delegation will be about equally di-
v1ded between Grant and Blaine.
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Ohio Republican Convention.


The following dispatches We're received to-
day by secretary Sherman from Columbus:
District conventions have all chosen dele
gates except the 18th, which awaits settlement
OF contested Licking delegation. Eighteenth
un1nstructed, and Maj. Williams, of Medina,
General Sheldon, OF LOrain county, elected
Sixteenth, in spite of Jefferson county, sends
Sherman delegates. sixteenth and 10Th. Blaine
delegates, the latter uninstructed. seventeenth.
adopted Blaine first and sherman second choice.
Our only real disappointment so far is In the
10th, Gov. Fosters district. d. NJ. Harkness. OF
Huron, reported unfriendly to you, and J. F.
Mack, the kicker. The convention just orga-
nized with building densely crowded.
A further dispatch says in regard to Mack
and Harkness, who We're supposed to be hostile
to Sherman that Mack has promised TO behave
himself and that darkness Is an intimate
friend of Governor Fosters"
A later dispatch sends full list Of district
delegates except the thirteenth, not yet chosen,
which the dispatch says is ali for you, except
as indicated in my former dispatch. Mckinleys
speech happy and well received. Morning ses
sion OF convention just concluded. Everything
auspiciOuS."
Note.-Representatiye Mckinley Is temporary
chairman OF the convention. The convention
met again at half past this afternoon
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DEATH OF A BROTHER OF MRS. HAYEs.-Dr
Joseph T.Webb well-known physician of Gin
cinnati, but for two years past resident Of
Minneapolis. died suddenly yesterday morning
of apOplexy In the latter city. He was brother
of the wife Of President Hayes, and brother
in-laX of Hon. Stanley Matthews.
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
RELIGIOUS DiSSeulerS i'm RUSSia.

LONDON, April 2S.-A dispatch from ST. Peters
burg TO the Standard says: The churches OF the
Old believers, which have been closed for forty
yeaIs,will be now opened in pursuance with the
measure passed by the committee OF ministers
and returned with imperial assent, removing
the disabilities OF the old believers and other re-
lig1ouS disSenterS in Russia.
German ExtraditIOn Treaties.
A Berlin dispatch to the Morning Post says
The German government, in concluding extra
dition treaties with foreign countries. has re-
among offenders liable to expulsion and surren-
der.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-28

The REMAINS OF the Hon. E. b. French ar
rived at Damariscotta, Maine, from this city.
yesterday. and were met at the depot by a dele
cation OF MaSOnS and by citizens and escorted
to Lincoln Hail. where they laid in state yes
terday afternoon. Funeral services took place
this morning at 10 O'Clock. under the auspices
of the Masonic order. The Second Auditors
office was closed to-day at noon in respect to
the memory OF the late auditor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-28

THREE MILLION BOND PURCHAsE.-Secre-
tary Sherman to-day telegraphed Assistant
Treasurer Hillhouse to purchase $3.OOO,O0O of
tc-day's offerings of bonds in New York for the
sinking fund This purchase will make So. .O00.-
On account of the sinking fund this month.
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SUIT AGAINST AN INDIAN AGENTS SCRETIES.-
To-day the DistIict-Attorney entered suit for
the L. S. against L. II. schneider, NJ. G. Emery,
James Fraser and f. Philip, suretieS on the
bond OF John w. Wells, appointed Indian agent
for the Flatheads and others, 100000, TO recover
81, 5495I, which it is alleged he has not account
ed for.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-28

THE PRESIDENT OFFERED TO-DAY the Joint
resolution authorizing the Secretary OF War to
loan 500 tents to the Governor OF Missouri for
use of the sufferers by the recent tornado In
that State, and the joint resolution accepting
from him OF Joseph Coolidge the desk upon
which Jefferson wrote the declaration of inde-
pendence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-28

ARMY ORDERS.-A board of ordnance officers
consisting of Lieutenant Colonel T. G. Baylor
Major F. H. Parker and Major Clifton Comfy
will meet at the ordnance agency, New York
city, May 9th, to examine 1st Lieut.. S. E. Blunt
for promotion. Leave for one year, with per-
mission to go beyond the sea, is granted I'd
Lieut.. A. NJ Henry, Sd infantry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-28

THE,SECRETARY OF WAR; accompanied by Gen.
Sherman and Gen. Drum, A. A. c.. arrived at
Fort Monroe. Va, yesterday from this city, and
Gen. w. S. Hancock. with Major Lange, of his
staff, from New York, to attend the closing eX-
ercSeS OF the artillery school. Salutes were fired
In honor OF the distinguished visitors after
which the troops were reviewed and the new
barracks inspected. The graduating ceremonies
took place last evening. when the diplomas were
presented by Gen. Sherman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-28

lust RECEIVED.-F1NE ASSORTMENT
81 Mems Light Spring Goods, in Strap and ,d,.
Oxford Ties, Low Button, High Button and N
Goatskin Spring Heel Shoes OF the celebrated -
make of j. 4 T. Cousins. Children ontsrew them
before they wear out. BYRN'S,
apis 14th ST. SHOE SToRR. near Oorcoran at.
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Ohio Republican Convention.

COLUMBUS, OHIO Ap11I 2S.-The RepubIcan
State Convention convened in COmStOcks opera
House at II a. m., and was called to order by
A. L. COnger, chairman of the state central
ton; was chosen temporary chairman
During McKinley's speech his reference to
the possibilities OF nominating Sherman, Blaine
or Grant at Chicago was greeted with hearty
cheers, but when Grants name was mentioned
there were half dozen Kisses. but these were
speedily drowned by applause. After appoint
irg committees the convention took a recess
until O'Clock.
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The ARMY BILL WITH THE PRBSIDENT.-The
President to-day received the army bill passed
last week. In accordance with the usual form
he will refer it to Secretary Ramsey for any
opinion that he may wish to express thereon.
Secretary Ramsey is at Fortress Monroe, and is
not expected back before Saturday. The bill
Will not, therefore, be finally acted on before
Monday or Tuesday next. The President will
sign it, however. But little doubt is felt that
he will sign the deficiency bill also. AS the lat
ter has not been passed, it is of course impos-
it. Nobody has been authorized to say that IL
will be vetoed.
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NAVAL UKDERS.-IItUl, a. @. Betty 10 UNP
Sharp and j. A. Shearman to the Pensacola, at
Mare Island; Chief Engineer j. b. Carpenter to
the Colorado. at New York, May 1st; Boatswain
+. A. Drau to the Boston navy yard. May Sd:
EnsignS W. r.. A. Rooney and +. 4. Sherman
from the PasSaic and ordered to the Pensacola
at Mare Island; MidShipman F. r. Heath from
the navy yard, Washington, and ordered to the
Pensacola, Chief Engineer c. f. De Vain from
the Colorado and placed on waiting orders
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COR. 9Th STREET AND NEW YORK AVE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-25
Two British Heroes at Rest.

The Duke sf WeIIiogton enjoyed almost un'
Interrupted good health durlag his long life.
He drank very liuIe wine, and bis fsvorite
beverage was iccd water, Of which when con-
versiug, or Wri,iog OF III evening. he generally
finished a couple of dccanters, Early 10 No.
yemter, 1852 tr left London far Wnlmer Cas-
tie, o favorlte residence 10 his lster days. and
from whose esplausde the old msu c'uld enjoy
the refreshments Of the b.etz, aud view tie
busy narboe an3 cirvias bay and bIus Ohauoel
waters breakIog un th, hlnt pebbIed be,ch OF
DIVER. o. the 18Th no had Tx 70 bis sccus-
toned exercise 10 the grounds, sud on roturn-
ing to dinner had eaten 70 heartily OF s)me
yenison-for bis appetite even 10 age. remained
vigorous. ;.
Next moruiog bis valet went to awaken him
as customary, aud tOuod him breathing thlckly.
Presently the duku ordered him TO send to Deal
for bis apo,hacary. His mlod va, quite clear
and collec led. As there we're pains 10 ais chest,
mustard poutios was applied. He went
again to bed The Wis 7i % II the aged war
rior hokered for awhile, t.nd then suuk, aod
liz lie after o'clook be expired OF 40 apophc
tic sttaok II bis will the duke had expressed
desire that bis renaios should D. disposed or
az his royal Mistress tOOuRu. " - aou uuo''o
fuueral wss ordered By tho auth h,rlty OF Parlia'
ment.
Forty six wars hsd elapsed since tho hero
who saved Enp .ni on sos, IS WelItuR.on had
an land WAS laid at rest 10 s.. P.u'S The
d.v oo wbioh N .Isoo ,arted rom Lond IN on
his last voysg.. he dined with his sooeetary,
ohio lived 70 NV Conduit street, theo drove
in hackney coach 10 HJborn. nod starred
from ,be cosoh ofi,e ibsr. for Por snouth aod
the q .et. After Tr.felG.r. his body WAS brought
from m the Victory up the Th.uss and lay i'
iu s.ate room 10 tho Almiisy y aauI the ps-
,;od arrspp d for the fuoeraI, wnioh was a
..uded by s 600 soldiers and ths sailors Of the
Vctcry. .h,;. 5..d
admir- i, wsntad to walk close 10 the clumsy
funeral car uhcn bore 'he he'o's body. but
tho were placed at Toe tail end OF the otoc -
s;on which was very badly a7r,n2ed. H,s
actin vss placed 10 tie vaults, lnnadts'elY
under ,he bal of the great donc. a place b.
s;ds him rem aimed for Wei;'og:oo; aud .hers
the M two now rest side by side. surrouod'd by
the august pbaotous oil their vlct'rieT' 10 To- the
can,re of the Vast c,ty ~bloh is .be hcn't OF the
British Empire.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-25
AUCTION SALES.
BY Green j. Wise. Auctioneers.
TYECUTORS' SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

On SATURDAY October 16 1880, at II
o. o'clock m we will Cfsr at public auction, the
following described real estate in the city o. Al
e1sndris, late The property Of Samuel Miller,
j. LOT Of GROUND, northwest corner ct
Prince sDd Roy 81 streets. about II feet by eo
feet to q 6 feet slley. with use OF aiiey-oelng
the property on which stands the three story
brick and slated STORE and dw1lling, now oc-
cupied by Mr.. Emerson. This property, a.
sold. will be bounded On the west by the line OF
the west wall of the building. thercs exsended
to the alley, and will be suhjec to the US. OF
said west wall for building purposes by the own
2. LOT oF GROUND next west Of the above
about eigh. feet wido. with TWO STORY
BRICK AND SLATED DWELLING, ex-
Tending With that width back to the alley. with
use of alley and Of wall on the east Ior building
8. THREE STORY BRICK BUILDING
AND LOT on snnth side of Price about 20 feet
west cf Union, 70 teet front and 40 fest lLcaes
deep.
4. UNDIVIDED HALF OF PROPERTY,
on The east side of Union between Prince and
Kipg streets, running through TO lne StrsnH,
about II feet 81 inches wide between 70 feet
alley on the south, being the property aud oc-
Gu pied by F. a. Reid, ss IN ice house.
S. THREE STORY BRICK SLATED
WAREHOUSE No. 43 south Union street. u
feet inches front 81 feat inches deep
Terms: One third cssh, balance i'll four and
eight months with interest, to be occurred oy
bonds of purchaser. lien On the property and
insurance of buldingF.
sale to be subject 10 State snd city taxes OF
1880-81.
Place of sale-Entersnce to Corporation court
room, FsittsI street.
s. FERGUSON BEACH,
Executors of Samuel Miller, deceased
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-25
AUCTION SALES.
CALEOF LANDIN PkINCE WILLIAM
4 G0HNTY

By virtue of q decree rendered at the June
term, 1880. OF the Circuit Court of Fairfax COUP
ty, in the suit of James Jones ct ais. VS. X.
Fowls ct ais the undersigned, commissioners OF
sale therein named, on SEPTEMBER 20, 1870,
Court day, a. Il. 30 2. m. in front of The Court
House of Fsirf,1 county. will offer for sale
certain TRACT OF LAND, in Prince William
county about II miles from Occoqusn on the
Brentsvile road, bounded by the lands of Ham.
mill, Semsn aud Duvall. The tract contains l80
acres rood and IA poles and has substantial
DWELLING and other improvements upon II
Terms: One tenth of the purchase money in
each, and the residue IN three equal instslments
at 6, II and l8 months, with interest from the
day OF sale: the purchaser TO give good security
for the deferred payments. Title to be retained
until full payment of the purchase money.
CASSIUS GARTER, Comm'rs.
F. L. SMITH, OF Sale
Fsirf-1 county. sug27-2aWts
~ The above ssIe is postponed until NUN
DAY October 18th. at the same time aud place.
ser22-2.wts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-25
By Green d Wiae, Auetioneers.


SALE OF A VALU-
ABLE FARM IN FAIRFAX COUNTY.
By virtue of decree of the Circuit Court OF
Fsirtax county, VI. rendered al its luna term,
1880. thereof in the cbsncery csuse OF Smyth Vs.
Ferris, the undersigned, cemu'issioners OF SALE
appointed by said &c ree will sell s: public quo
tion, on TUESDAY, September 2oth 1880, at
IL o. clock M, in front Of the Market Building
on Roysl street, in The city OF Alexandra. Va,
the REAL ESTATE in said de rec m mentloned,
situsted in Mount Vernon District Fairfax Co.,
on the old road from Alexandria to Accosink,
about six miles from the former and three miles
from the latter place, and two miles from Mount
Vernon, in q good nsi .bborhood. adjoining the
lands of De!Worth Buchanan and others, contain
ing II3 ACRES, about % OF which are in wood,
and the residue under Gu tivsllon we'll adapted
to prsin and grsss There is II large and nearly
new DWELLING HOUSE. of modern con-
structon, containing eleven rooms, bay windows
and never falling we'll of fine water ear the
door, two barns with stabing, wagon she'd &c.
Also large ORCHARD of we'll selected fruit,
of apples, pears and peaches the whole embrsc-
ing very desirable estste. 1t will be shown to
purchasers by VIM. G. Ferris. now on he prem
issa. Possession given for isll seeding If desir-
ed, and full possession given on confirm .tion Of
sale.
Term: One third of the purchase moaey in
cash On the day Of sale, aud the residue in one
and two years sfser date, the purchaser execut-
ing bonds. bearing interest," for the deferred in
etalment and the title retained until the pur-
chase money is all paid,
G5AS GBAs 4: 4: j5ssEYs 55as5os, CONS. of Sale.
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