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SMYRNA RUGS
to be found In this city all the latest designs and col
orngs every size in Stock. Make note of prices
and then compare with Others We have not space to
mention them here.
nice line Of Long Hair SHEEP SKIN RUGS, all
shades. worth %. OUR PRICE g.
SOMETHING NEW.
TURKISH ROSE CHAIR CUSHIONS.
$50 PAIR.
DOWN PILLOWS. al disco, special low figures
Double-faced vELOURS so inches WIDE best
quality. WORTH eao2N yard QUIZ PRICE S2.l9 q
yard.
CURTAIN pQLEa-2au. complete HOLLAND
sHAOEA 6p5a1 Noiieyk zee complete
An elegant l1ne Of Tapestries fo Furniture covering
ct 10 per cent below usual prices.
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HAwTHoRNE's FIVE HoUsER-The Critic says
that 1.-THE nve houses In which Hawthorne lived In
Salem are still standing, and arc SAID BY one who
preservation. The one which u OF greatest In
terest 70 visitors Is OF course the BIRTH
every year. It Is occupied By the family Of me.
chantc, who, being o New England mechanic,
probably IL well read In HawthOrne's writtnga.n
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DUBLIC SALE

The following named property, belonging 20 0eorre
Aud and the estate Of Vim B. Gregory viii be soid N
auction the farm known 6trthbIsne three mile
Carlins MI; on THURSDAY. NOVEMBER FIRST,
lSSS. iI Mncn S2wa Aeifen Mares Hone.
Cutter for hand or horse power. Corn and Cob Mil
Cana, and many other artlclea -
Terms Of sale: sums under e25 cash; ali over that
amount credit Of aix months viii be given: me rur
chaser to give notes bearrg interest with
tndcrperA payable 90 the First National Bsnk
~ a;ro 4 III n
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nUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE oFyALUABLE IMPROVED AND
UNlMPRONED REAL ESTATE, NEAR THE
SokNEk OF SIXTEENTH AND b STREETS


By virtue Of deed of trust recorded I'm Ilber 9q2
~ fono 332 ct seq. one OF the Land Records of
District OF Columbia will sell public auction in
front OF the premises, THURSDAY, OCTOBER
LNENIl-tIfIH.l 1885, beginning at -FOUR O'CLOCK
+. H.. the following described real estate being in
square numbered one hundred and seventy-seyen
40 IN the city OF Washington. District Columbia
10 wit The west five and one ID inch front by
the depth thereof. lot numberel twentyfour cad
OF Jones Adams, and Duyals subdivision a part II
SAD square and lots Numbered So 81. g. 49, S4 50.
80 81 30 81 ~. 80. 81. 95 81. 81 and yS in x. A.
baliochs subdivision of part OF said square the
seven Of said lots benz vacant and fronting Swami
street and the last ten being improved by tire
story brick dwelling houses thereon numbered 1904.
lS96. iS0S. 1910. 1872, 1914 lSl0. 1915. ls2o.
Terms: onethird cash and residue in equal INSTALL
ments al one and two from day sale with
terest at six per cent annum. payab
and secured on the PROPERTY, all cash if desired
A deposit OF 500 Will be required of sale
each lot improved. and deposit Of 800 on each lot
uniinproyed AL conveyanclng at the OF pur-
chaser. IL sale not complied with in twenty days.
right reserved to at risk and defautlng
purchaser or purchasers after ve days public
" such resale in some newspaper published WASH
ington, ID e. FRANCIS IL SMITH Trustee
ocl3-lOt l221 p at
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A fre occurred In . shanty In Lexington, No,
yesterday morning. Tho occupantA MA Julii
Therkeles, aged th1rty-slx, and her daughter a1od
fourteen, were burned 70 death.
The registration Of voters In Boston was prao.
t1cally completed yesterday. The number q
1854 osSSS =
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AUDEDOoRNa
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tAnk1g9 eUeH 3emo -
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4v q Ny4S5 ~ as5 I sdsSsEsEE n ALLEY sz

by virtue Of decrss Of H. suprsms Court of the
D,ssEict e Columbia pss.d n 'fesiv .osass No
JOIN 5ooes g lsecs:s e sonss !. sPd
snctien " front q Tie Wvnisss, On fIfDxY. TIA
PAST FOUR VcIocH p. r., tSs ioiloxisr Ss.cr z
e &c sSs,ss atSsss n the city g wsshnssc Dic!
g LOT t4 n the eubdivisQn Of sQuasB 6kEss
aunerse I'D saxfyssvsn t3o7h segseAsr v1A fnDcovs
Tern. Of sals: onsshird "a; and - ba,unss IN ops
Sscssa p dssd &. sess % Is ssopsV - !; e s.
sssS.ans g SsssSssszs sssx - g 8 eoSs;ssS
ociS-dSds noaRA =. DouLrox rruas.
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Nsssor ~ FORBES, head bookkeeper OF the CAM.
TAI city Bank OF Atlanta b short SsOO IN IN e.
counts counts ae Acknowledges taxing tns money for
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y OBERT vOsE co, 300 ST Sc
~ On FRIDAY. OCTOBER TwENTY-sIxrH. AT
Awning. &c. &C. in Grocery and Provision Store No
1900 st Sc. Terms Cash oc:,:l-3ts
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200 Pais 10-4 Full Size Blanket worth o.. 25; for
1.66 pair; come in White. Gray, and Red.
10-4 White WOODEN Blanket. cheap ct %; for q SO
spair.
100 Pairs Of 1O-& Full Size White Fleece, Wool
Blankets, at %; worth S3. so pair
100 Pairs of 10-4 White Premium Blanket cine
CALIFORNIA WOOL). cheap 1t eA5O; for 1915 q
pair.
100 Pairs Of Fine CALIFORNIA WOOL Premium
Blankets. Ia. worth fully %; for e5 pair.
Afuu line Of Red Blankets ct equally low pricss
These BLANKETS are remarkably cheap. and you viii
benent by 1t to purchase early.
We would call your attention to our stock Of ELDER
DOWN COMFORTERs. which are cheaper than any
heretofore offered.
Prices-s5. 90. %, %. sl0. and sIo.75.
And an immense assortment Of cheaper COMFORT
ERS which you should certainly 80 before you make
your purchases We guarantee to b cheaper by
cent than others offered
Prsoss-s5. 9oc.. q. sl1o. sl.26 sLso. sL75
81. o2.6O. up TO "a.
p. R-ws have just received . line Of CLOAKIN0s,
IN Plain Colors. Stripes and Plaid In the newest pat
terms and shadss. ct o1.76 %. o2.6O. o276 and g.
These aso very low pT1csA
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1ypnCtasm EXpef1memtS.
CURIOUS RESULTS WHICH HAVE BEEN OBTAINED By
FRENCH SCIENTIST.
Paris Letter San Francisco Argonaut
Inc curious subject OF the connection, actual or
possible, OF hypnotism with crime Is attracting
great deal OF serious investigation In France. The
latest announced results those obi aimed by N.
Jules Liegois professor Of the faculty Of law at
Nancy. He has been endeavoring to discover q
way In which to compel q person who has been
hypnotized, and who may have performed some
deed which has been suggested TO him while he
was 10 hypnotic state. TO reveal the name OF the
Impossible 10 make q subject reveal the
sugYester when that person had specially
1 that his name be kept secret
Inc successful attempts to bring about the same
exposure BY indirect means are thus described: A
woman Who was known to be q hypnotic subject
to her tha nRa she
shoot a certain M. O., who was supposed to
have insulted her: She was directed % say, il
her upon the subject, and that she did the shoot
Ing without any suggestion from any one, and
near her a aSd o she egoysr was ,a
near, and the moment she saw him she seized the
revolver and fired at him. She was then put to
sleep again and questioned. She admitted the
shooting, but denied all suggestion, and stoutly
maintained that the deed was done OF her own
Tree Will The questioner then suggested 70 her
should go TO sleep for two minutes, then should
look nxedy at him until 'that will do was said and
ououAu shcu Stouu ITOuJ VI MIN anu uOlu OuL
sKir.s as though TO conceal him. She was awak-
ened, ana NJ. LiegOlS came into the room. At once
she apparently went TO sleep, In short time
awoke, aud, fastening her eyes on NJ Liegois, fol.
lowed him step by step about the room, and finally,
stopping In front OF him, spread out Der skirts.
Inc practical result OF the experiments Is to show
that, while a person obtaining hypnotic power
over another, and directing his victim to commit
some crime, can at the same time, by mere COM
mand, make sure that the victim viii never reveal
his name in answer to a direct question, and will
assume personal responsibility for the crime, the
not expose the suggesters identity in some indi.
rect way. The power OF the hypnOtiZer appar-
emily extends no further than to secure the literal
direction.
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DIEDMoNT AIR LINE.


l. schedule IN effect September 3Osh 1855
30 A Mast Tenn. Mail Daily for M.rr.,,.n
Sordonsvlle Charlottesville lynchburs and s,.t,os.s
bet~een Alexandria and IS lchburz kosnoke Bristal
Knoxville. Rome CalerA Mon teomery and NJ or s
leans Pullman Sleeper Washington TO New Crl-.ns
II "a A Mast Mail Daily for warrsnton Chsr.
LynchourR. Rocky Mount. Danville, and siafiofs -
tween lynchburs and Danville. Greensboro. Raleigh
Shsriette oolumolA Augusta. Atlanta, Birmins-
Pullman sleeper New York 20 Mont.-on,~ry ip cnnrc
ton with Pullman sleepcrs MONTGOMERY 10 New or
lens and Mann BoudoIr Sleepers for Birminshsm
TO Columbia and Augusta. SOLID trains wsshinston =,
atlanta Does not connect for c q o. route points
230 p. M,-Dsily. except Sunday, for Msn..-..
Strasburr and intermediate ststions ~ ~>
. .. 80 r. M--Mestern Express Daily for Warrentou
Gordcnsvtlle. Charlottesville. Louisyflle Cfncinnati
fnliman sieepes and solid Trains Washington %
Lousvlile: also Tor Lynchburr. Bristol ChAtfAnoueA
Memphis. Little Rock. and ali soutbwestern poipts
Inroush fulIInAn sleepers Washington 10 Memphis
HOO p M-southern Erpre.. Daily for Lunch.
burg Danville. RAleish, Ashev1lle Chsriotr- Coium
oia- Aiken Augusta Atlanta Montgomery, New Or
leans IexAs and CalforniA Pullman ve-tibule Sleeper
Washington % New Orleans VIA Atlanta aud Mont
somery, Pullman sleeper Washington 20 Aususts.
Trains on ashington and OHIO division leave wash.
" Daily; arrive hound Hui II 40 a. ana snd 80
NJ Returning leave Round Hill . .O5 A NJ Daily aud
az "a Dsi ereept SUNDAY, arriving Washington
Through trains from the South via Charlotte DAN
vile and Lynchburs arrive in Washington Z 90 A NJ
and 80 VIA East Tennessee Bristol aud Lynch
and Ohio route and Charlottesville at 40 f'N:
Strasburg Local at 947 An
Tickets sleeping car reservation andi information
furnished and bsssAse checked at once 300 Penn
mia Railroad 9th and SITS. Jas. L TAYLOR
ocl General Passenger AGENT
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1NHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
VALUABLE LOTS FOR SALE IN EAST WASH.


By virtue Of . decree dated l4th November. 1887.
OF Ihe supreme Court Of the District Of Columbia in
stipulation filed in said case. trustee will offer
SAY Of fr0St q M on
O'CLOCK N, all Of original lot Iwo in square east
S auaIs hSt city said aid, lot has
sold entire and facing South Carolina aud
18th street two squares from Lincoln Park. ofes fine
Terms of sale: One-thrd cash. balance in one and
al cash at option purchaser The trustee 10 retain
the title until all the purchase money be paid de-
not complied with in ten days trustee right
o.o. MILLS DEAN. Trustee.
oc24-lOt No. 462 Louisiana ave.
pEREMPTORY SALE OF Two-sToRY AND
NINTH STREET NORTHEAST
q fStR aTSB5E T Wv
sUB-LoT %. SQUARE s12
fronting 10 feet 9th street east and depth Of lis
DS Wy
and bath; cellar under house.
and is to be peremptoriy sold.
Terms; One third cash balance in one and two
Die semi and TO be secured by deed of trust
required at time 81 sale Conveyancins. Se G p1r.
chasers cost Terms to be complied with in ten days
purchaser after i've days advert in
pspe ia pSSshed in wasnsten p e ppos 49,
q THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED. ON Ac-
COUNT Of the rain. until FRIDAY. OCTOBER TWEEN
oc24-3t' DUNCANsoN BROS, Aucts.
VHHREE-STORY BRICK DWELLING, 1ll3 Z
l. STREET NORTHWEST
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER TWENTY
Third, AT FIVE O'CLOCK. we will sell. in front Of
Lots 5 AND g. SQUARE sle.
fronting 10 LIZ feet on street. with depth of 100
feet to an alley improved by threestory brick dwell
Ing belonging ~ Q non resident.
Terms; One,third cash. balance in one and two
notes to be bearing cent interest from
day of sale, payable semi and be
by deed OF trust on premises all cash. option Of
purchaser. A deposit of 500 required at sale Con-
veyancing. &c. at purchasers cost. Terms to be
pied with In ten days. otherwise right reserved to
sell 1t risk and cost Of defautng purchaser after five
days advertisement in some newspaper published in
Washington, D. g.
ocl9-d&ds DUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED, ON AC-
count OF the rain, until THURSDAY, OCTOBER
TWENTY-FIVE HFIvE OCLOCKP. NJ.
oc24-2t DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts
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From Big Indian IN. W Special.
young man named John NJ. Damon, who has
recently been boarding at Samsonville, High
Point In the Catskill Mountains, has had a tobog-
gaming experience which he probably will never
forget, and which has caused his hair to grow
White. On the northern point Of Samsonville,
High Point, is rocky slide OF slate, about I,5OO
feet in length, as smooth as polished marble, and
inclined al an angle or about 30 degrees. At the
base Is yawning cnasm 80 feet in depth. While
amusing himself there The other day by casting
huge bouders down the slide SO as TO see them
bounce 10 the opposite side Of the chasm and fall
Win crash into the yawning abyss the young
man lost hls balance and away he went down the
steep. What passed through his mind In his rapid
night ne WAL never be able TO stale clearly, but ms
Clothes bore unmistakable evidence OF what rrlc-
tlon Will DO. Luckily, as he bounced TO the other
SIDE OF the chasm aIer his natural tObOggan slide
OF LOU leet and Was about TO JOpple backward
into the yawning abyss below, he caught q fir,n
mold OF q young cedar. While suspended in mid
ar, ana shouting ana praying for deliverance a
party OF young ladies, TO one or whom he had
piedged his youthful affections, appeared ON the
CHI. They heard the voice OF ne young man aud
saw his queer predicament. Shouting to hun 10
retain his grip On the tree the young ladies ran for
help and SOON the young man was rescued with
the aid OF ropes.
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WINTER RESORTS.

GA
l. PINEY WOODS HOTEL
SEASON OF 1855 OPENS DECEMBER
NJ A. BOWER Propristor.
For Circular. rates. &C., address
VIM Z DAVIES
ocl5m.vkf- l6t Manasrer fhomasvflle. Ga
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A womau,. Cur,ew. D..,n.

AKRON, ONO, oct 24-Joseph Weaver, the vii
aye BLACKSMITH at Greensbury, with his WIFE,
came 70 this city saturday night, took several
orinks and went home. He unhitched his horse
49,, 49,. 70 lne mouse, ate supper and went TO bed,
see.ins ms vile sitting IN the wagon. Al O'Clock
neAe uofnlng, not nnding his wife In bed, he made
sason IN the barn His cries aroused the neigh
coreood and when discovered Mrs Weaver vas
eSA1 oiood spots were found on ner face Foul
pay was suspected, but at the Inquest the post
noreem resulted In a verdict Of heart fallure By
excitement. S "
DEATH OF FAMOUS Observation-Disclosures T.
SooS, the noted telegraph OPERATOR and familariy
Anown As bil, died et the home OF his parents
AZ sanousAy, ONO, Tuesday, from blood poisoning.
resulting from malara lever cont acted AZ Aspi n
wall where ne was chief operator In the service OF
the Panama Railway. Mr.. Cook was Know far
and VIDE as one OF the greatest experts OF the
craft and several years ago as In the servtce IN
the Associated Press at " Washington on the New
York and Washington circuit. HIS remark abie
leafs OF telegrapny there made him famous AMONG
operators throughout the country. Mr. Cook was
In the thirty seventh year Of his age.
A Pittsbury dispatch says the outlook for the
steel rail business = Frightening. The Edgar
thomson works have enough contracts 70 Keen
them In operation Tor the rest OF he year.
VIII sullivan shot and killed John Wilson near
holonyille, Ca, Tuesday. The killing was the re-
suit Of q dispute over an Old land line.
A great coal and irun land syndicate has been
toemed 10 control the Jelltco region mines on the
Asnt1eky- Iennesse line. The syndicate has q
Capital Of nve millions
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AErERyOOy.

IhoAAS BOWLING. Aucuoneer
NLUABLE UM1MPROvED PROPERTY on THE
SOUTH SIDE OF ID STREET BENEES SrH
Ton 9TH STREETS NORTHEAST. AT AUo-
I'm On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, oCTOBEH
MI 1r~fE NJ FOURTH. 1855, at HALF-PAST F0Uh
~ ~ on the Premises. shall sell lots 80, "a. So
na - IN John Walters and Others sub Of original
iots aud Y IN square Ole. having front Is feet
others al feet to an slley ~
Terms made known saleL All conyeynucing and
recording At purchasers COST elUO deposit required
oc20-d&ds THOMAS BOWLING. Auctionesr.
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Better Unsatd.

From Tue Albany JOurnaI
good story is told Of a Williams student who
came to Albany recently to attend party at the
home OF former college chum. Soon after the
student entered the room he called the attention
OF his former chum TO young lady with decidedly
red hair, and made the remark that he was half
inclined to ask her II she had left a white horse
standing outside. A IrOwn darkened the brow OF
the chum, and, leading the young student into an
adjoining apartment, ne said: 81 cannot show you
q white morse, but Will show you a white jack
ass II you will look into that glass. The headed
girl Is my sister," The GOODNESS that followed
sOuld be graped by ice longs
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS Z CO.. Auctioneer..

HANDSOME WALNUT CHAMBER SUITES. WARD.
E EpapEsTEEE g. ,S RAW Six TNo sSLiS
SHIELD, F0kMERLY IN THE CAPITOL.
SS00SSTHES in RAW SILK. LANE CURTAINS.
BEDDING. HAIR AND HUSK MATTKEssES
BbUSSELS HALL AND STAIR CARPETS, BODY
Bhp SSELS RUGS. DIFFERENT SIZES. BRUS-
Sells, INGRAM, AND oTHER CARPETS. JAPA-
NESE SCRt.ENS. WALNUT BEDSTfADS, b.
kEAus AND WAsHsTANDs. FEAIHER Pill
On WEDNESDAY,, OCTOBER THIRTY-FIRST,
commencing At TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ we shall sell 81
residence No. 1923 street northwest the above col
lection OF furniture, which has been we'll kept aud
worthy the attention of buyers
oc24-d WALTER u. WILLIAMS Il Co. Aucts
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON,
= NOkDDEUTsCHkR LLOYD s. ca
last Express Steamers
To Southampton uondon. Hsvrel Bremen
IraNe. We'd. Oct "a, .. IN. tlOo. sat. Oct x1s
9:3O m. Lain. We'd Oct. 81. pm; MerrA Sat-
Nov. 5. D 80 am Aler. We'd Nov. 3, $50 .. m /;
Elder. Sat, Nov TO- 10 q.
Comfortable stateroomk excellent table luxriouU
saloon appointments. Prices: LIST cabin e55 and up
wards berth. according 20 location. I'd cabin eS0s
berth steerase at Low rites Agey 70 l phV ~
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.

THE SQRIAWEsT SYRSER Of ELEVENTH
az ANR os TIVE FAST s sIDh
sss !. G fSEa DcI IuR
on the premises shall sell sub lots 81 80 and So in
Sa
& deasd on sns cas-. ss side S Of ~
street. between Q and streets.
the attention Of desiring profitable investment
a cash the balance at ~ and is
esa OF sS o S1S y 81 Mr. III %
20 oe "a at " TaoMAs BOWLING. AuctioneeE
VNRUsTEEs' SALE OF No. 81 d STREET SOUTH
Under and by virtue Of the provisions of certain
deed OF trust to the trustees from John
3lst 1855 and recorded in Lber No. 1I45 folio ia.
TT % thu OF
& P1o rSps + the s
NJ. all that piece parcel Of Ground with Frame
dwelling House. SC. thereon. known and desis-
bered nine 81, in Square No Ss IN the city Of wash
Terms Of sale: One thousand dollars to be paid in
s sa the
sold or ali cash. At the option Of the purchsser de.
post Of 500 required at OF sale AN conyeyancine
ten sale the
right to resell at the cost and risk Of the deaung
WIN. H. RICHARDS. Trustee.
JOHN T. WEBSTER Trustee
- - Fl Virginia ave. ".
ROBERT vosE l. CO.. Aucts ocl5-d&ds
snHS s. S Sa iszs EHE
By virtue of q decree passed by the Supreme Court
Of the District of Columbia. in Equity Cause No.
1896. docket 81, wherein Mary L. Thomas and
others are compaipants. and William W. Thomas and
others are defendknts will sell at public auction, in
front Of the premises on WEDNESDAY. the THIR-
TY-FIRST DAY OF OCTOBER. 1855, at HALF
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK +. NJ. the following property
in the City of Washington District Of Columbia Part
Of original lot numbered thirty f30) in square one
hundred and ninety-hve ll95). beginning on 18th
street at point ID feet north of the southeast
corner Of said lot and running thence north l9
feet aud thence west 80 feet thence south 10 4 10
eet and thence east 80 feet to the beginning i'm.
proved by frame dwelling house.
Terms Of sale prescribed by the decree: One-third
Of the purchase money in cash. payable on the ay-of
SALE within ten days thereafter one-third in one
year. and onethird In eighteen months After the av a
SALE with interest said deferred Payments n
rate OF six per cent per annum until paid Ali The
purchase money may be paid in cash any time With
In ten days after the day OF sale the title To he
held until all the purchase money IL paid denost ~
800 will Be required 1t the time Of sale An CONVEX
ancing at the purchasers terms of sale sr not
complied with In ten days after the ay OF sse the
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