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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-08-27
Building Loan Mortgage.
Office OF Foreclosure aud Sale.

WHEREAS, Timothy Looucy AND Catherine
W L00ney, VILE ~ sad 1lmofby. both r the city
OF Portland IN 1 ~ County OF Cumberlanf. on the
twenty second day June. 1871. bv iher mortgage
deed OF that date, recorded IN The eiiIy of Deeds
Tor said county, book 1856 r. conveyed t. said
city certain lot . land aud the buildings thereon,
situated on the northery corner OF Monument and
Moupiiort streets in sail 70 tIan aud founded
and described as follows:
Beg inning in he corner of said streets, thence
north-easterly in and by the northery line of said
Monument street forty five eet and four tn his OF
loot to SAKE; thence nor HIVES erly al right
giles with said street sixiy -teet to stake thence
south-w 'sterlv parallel with siii Monument street.
eighty-oDe feet to MouDtort street; thence south
easterly in the line OF M0unsert stree 10 The place
beyun at beng the same premises conveyed to sail
Catherine by Samue j.. Car eton, ara ny her con-
We, ell to sail Tim thy by her d ed dats1 June
fourth, Is 7, and recorded N The kegst OF Deeds
for said County, book 35I page 81 with sutholi'y In
the case of the breach o. the milton in mort
gage TO sci said Premises at auction aud from the
proceess TO pay the debt secured thereby. And
whereas the condition Of said mortgage deed has
been broken by said Looneys
his Is TO give notice that said house aud lot viii
be solt at puOc auction on ss q premises. on the
fifteenth dsv of September, 1870 at tn o'clock IN
the forenoon. ior the reas and purpose aforesaid
In wi ness whereof, |, Henry w. Jersey. IN be-
halt of said city, as Treasurer Thereof, by virtue OF
the authority gyeo me in said deed. have hereunto
set my hand and give this notice tins thirteenth day
OF August. 1870.
HENRY w. HERSEY,
Treasurer o. Portland.
aug 15-M&Th-t sep Is
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Domestic News.
M AIN E..
LEWISTON ITEMS.

Especial Dispatch by Western Union Lne.l
LEWISTON, Aug. 26.-The old lady referred
to in our despatch of yesterday has been found
she having wandered away from her home
temporarily insane. We should have said in
our despatch that the saw mills had stopped in
consequence of water. The corporations are
running on full time with sufficient water.
james Hewey of Webster, formerly deputy
sheriff, and an old resident of Androscoggir
county, died at his residence on Thursday eve
ming.
We had slight shower her Thursday eve
ming, but it still continues to be very dry.
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Sixty thousand dollars has been received in
Paris from French residents in the United
States for The wounded.
Horace Greeley is talked of as Minister to
England.
Horace Greeley has been nominated for Gov
ern0r by the wOrkingmen of New York.
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KENNEBUNK CAMP MEETING.-The Rail.
ROAD arrangements for the Camp Meeting at
kennebunk are in full operation. In order to
give residents along the line favorable facili-
ties to attend the meeting to morrow Sunday
without loss of time from business, it is arrang-
ed that the express train this evening Ga. in
fact OF every evening during the continuance
of the meeting, will stop at the grove; and
that special train leaves the grounds on Mon
day morning at 715, arriving here at 8 o'clock.
There is expected to be an immense atten-
dance during the next five days, especially on
tomorrow,
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MISSOURI.
BOLD AND SUCCESSFUL ROBBERY.

~A-ND oOCCESSFOL kOBDERY.
:, ST. LOUIS, Aug. 26.-Two men masked and
disguised entered the u. S, Express car of the
Missouri Pacific train this morning at Scott 8
station, seven miles west of Jefferson City and
made q furious onslaught on the messenger
John cleveland, beat him severely, bound and
gagged MIN then robbed the safe of $40, 800 in
City jumped off and escaped.
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YESTERDAY about IL o'clock, an accident oc-
Cured which caused considerable laughter for
short time A dog owned by Dow, was har-
messed to Cart to entertain little lad by
hauling him about town, but while descending
the grade on Oak street, the dog caught sight
OF a cat and leaving all interest regarding the
caild' safety behind, started at full speed in
pursuit OF the cat He had gone but short
distance When the cart was thrown from the
sidewalk, throwing the child out and fright
eping it so badly,it is doubtful whet her the
child will recover sufficiently to warrant its
safety on another expedition OF the like.
MoRAL.-This should be warning to those
who are very apt to indulge too freely in
driving fast horses about town, although sim.
ply dog story. Yet it may be we'll to regard
it as very fortunate accident. CLARK.
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ALLIGAToRs.-A. Gowell, at his shoe store
under the Falmouth, has.iust received direct
from New Orleans the skin of the largest ALI.
gator that ever "paddled" in the bayous of the
Mississippi River. 1t is worth taking long
walk to look at it. 1t may be seen banging at
the door. Mr.. Gowell makes to order boots
and shoes from the smaller skins, Of which he
has lot, making the best looking, and also
the most durable boots and shoes of any mate
rial used, and said to be thoroughly water
| drnf
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IA FEAST Of reason and flow of soul,''
said the woman when she took the pan of bis
cult from the oven. She used J. Monroe Tay-
lor's Cream Yeast Baking Powder.
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JOB PRINTING Send your orders for Job
Printing to the Daily Press Printing House
where they WILDE promptly attended to at the
lowest possible rates. VIM NJ MARKS.
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THEY HAVE COME-Snits of Clothing for Ill
the boys. Burleigh's, 81 Middle street.
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The best and widest Sash Ribbons in Port
land are found at Coga Hassan's.
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If you wish for India rubber hose go to
Cooper &c Co.'S, 100 Federal street. They keer
all kinds OF Plumbing materials, and sell
them as low as at any store in the city. Try
them. Nav 5-tf.
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One eight of Brig George Amos
of Auctinpi

NN Tuesday, Aug 3Oth, at II O'clock. A. NJ, at
~ Merchants' Exchange. we shall sell a Orig
George Amos, 159 Tons n. NJ, her Tackle, Apparel
ana Furniture Said vessel and rigging Is i'll good
condition. aad will re sold without reserve.
For further PARTICULARS call on
au26otd II. 0. BAILEY 81 Co.. Aacfrs.
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Q . Nj M Il II DIAL.


wood do sheen, do bran. 2 do leached ashes. do
green hides, do slaves, do bark Al do lumber. 2
do laths, do window blinds do corn, do sun
dries, 100 bbls flour. For shipment east 700 bbls
-four, car spirits, do sundries.
PORTLAND & KENNEBEr RAILRoAD-1 car ashes.
do Shingles, do boards, Al bags waste. truss.s
80 empty barrels, AZ DOORS Is bdls SASH 10 hides, 25
bags meal. so eases oil cloth, carriage car oil
cloth, SO pkgs chandise 10 cars freight for Boston,
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROADS. cider mills. 63
bags spoos. % bbs beans % bxs axes 30 rg'es
soff wood, car lambs 1913 bars iron % boxes
eggs. 62 do sundries
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AN entirely new assortment of Gents Neck
Ties and Bows at Cogia Hassan's.
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mASSACHuSETTS.
TELEGHAPHIC ITEMS,

BASE BALL.
BOSTON, Aug. 26.-The Drigos beat the Au-
rOras OF Chelsea to-day, "a to %.
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On the evening of the 24ih inst. a valuable
horse and buggy was stolen from Emery j.
Bean of Lewiston Information was sent to
the Portland police department, and last eve.
ming Deputy Decelle discovered and secured
the prOpertY.
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The uniform adopted by the Army and Navy,
OF which we gave description yesterday, is
neat, elegant and cheap Messrs. Grin Hawkes.
u Go. have the cont act to furnish them, com
plete, at $17.25 EACH
Rev. DR.. Chaplin is to preach at Congress
Square Universalist Church o-morrow. OF
course there will be crowd to hear him.
An adjourned meeting of the State Execu-
tive Council will begin on Tuesday next.
Gold was very steadyryesterday at 116 2 a
ll6 4, closing at the latter rate.
Messrs. G. Staples g. Son will next wee
turn out new massive boiler for the steamer
Chesapeake, of the New York line.
Delehanty. Hengler & Bloodgood's troup Of
Ministries will give performances at the .heatre
next Friday and Saturday evenings.
The public schools in this city reopen on
Monday next after two months vacation, which
teachers and pupils have highly enjoyed.
A match game OF Base Ball was played Fri
day afternoon on the Rolling Mills ground be-
tween the Hay Makers of Portland and the
Pioneers of Westbrook, resulting in favor of
the Hay Makers by score of 81 to 81.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-08-27

FIELD DAY AT YoRK.-We are requested to
say that parties designing to attend the Histor-
zeal celebration at YorS on Monday, will find
1t TO their advantage to put their napes to a
paper on the desk at Loring, Short & Har-
mons book store, as early as Saturday, of those
wanting transportation by stage FROM Kittery
in connection with the $50 morning train from
port1apJ
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AUCTION SALES,
Furniture. Sc. at Auct;on,

IN SATURDAY, Aug eth, at ten O'Clock A NJ
Vat salesroom. Is Exchange st.,we shall sell Brus,
sells, Iugran, Straw ami Oil Carpets Hair and Cot
ton Mattresses, Black Walnut Bedsead Bureau and
Hat Tree, Sofa, Marble Top Table, Black Walnut
and Mahogany Chais, Mirrors, Refrigerator, Kit h
en- Furniture, Cocker &c.
aug.5is II. o. BAILEY & CO., Aucrrs,
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~" "TA @focH u"" WOheS "NFHst'
NEW YORK. Aug. 2s-Uornina.- Gold opened at
ilGa, and continues steady, the range this morning
being between and I.
Sterling Exchange and Money unchanged.
governments stronger and about h'gner than last
night.
Stocks all dun except Wabash. in which there is
conslderab activity and small transactions.
NEW YORK. Aug. 26-4fernoon.-To-day was one
OF the dulest OF the in Wall Street, the mar
kets being nearly without excitement and even ordi
nary activity. Gold during the afternoon was 116S q
1853, closing at those figures.
The sp .cie shipments tomorrow will be hall mil
lion
Governments steady.
Money and Sterling Exchange unchanged,
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The buyer who comes to Portland without
visiting the wholesale department of Cogia
Hassan wrongs himself seriously.
auo27d&yw
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: ONLY few more left. All Wool Suits for
$1,000 at Burleigh's, 81 Middle street.
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VERY fine A'paccas, all coIors and Black
for 30 cents yard at Cogia Hassan's.
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BENEFIT OF THE PORTLAND BAND TONIGHT
Every one should turn out and fill the City
Hall 10 Overlooking tonight as this popular
Band has its benefit. The Alleghanans, vo-
calists and Swiss Bell Ringers, are to appear
and every one will be delighted. Tickets
should be procured in advance at the music
stores, and every one should go early to get
seats as great audience is expected. =
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A Choice Security.
MIDLAND BOMBS
Seven Per Gent. Gold,
FREE OF GOVERNMENT TAX.
First Mortgage Bonds
COUPON OR REGISTERED OF
Ne9C- York & OSaCegO
Midland Rail Road /!

$50 MILES ARE DONE AND EARNING NOW
ABOVE EXPENSES MORE THAN THE INTER.
EST ON THAT PORTION OF THE NOR rGAGtD
that can be issued up to date.
The completion OF new road enables Us to offer for
sale more of these bonds No bonds can be issued
issue is limited to $40, GOO per mile.
These bonds are desirable as an investment for
many reasons. the most prominent OF which are:
First: Behind them and terrifying them is a paid
up capital OF nearly 100000.
second: The roal is a new great trunk line run.
ming b-tween the New York Central and Erie Rail
WAYS, and shortening the rtance seventy mies-a
very great distance properly considered. and one
Third: The cost OF building the road is twice the
mortgage and railroad is a real estate OF perfect
title and il g cd for anything, is always increasing
best character at halt value. The cost of single
track is about 5000 per mile; mortgage s2o,OLO.
Besides IN his case the real estate is in existence
Fourth: The Mortgage Bonds on every railroad
running out of,New York City are good, and inter
est is promptly paid on them
FIFTH: The total interest liability of this great
railway, over four hundred miles in length will be
but S56oOC0, Gold, per annum after the whole line
expected, will exceed ills.
', consideration Of the gross receipts of the New
necessary, we believe, to vince parties that the
Midland will net, after all expenses, much larger
sum than its interest debt.
THE HATE OF INTEREST.
These bonds pay seven per cent. in gold, free OF
United States income tax, and this, with gold at li5
is equal 10 over = PER CENT. A YEAR No
rational person could expert SAFE INVEST
MENT WITHIN OUR OWN STATE to be offered
on more liberal terms than these.
TIE BONDa.
The bonds have 25 years to run are issued in de-
nominations OF 81, 600; bear Seven Per Cent Inter-
est IN gold tree OF income tax are Coupon or Regis
tered, with interest, payable semi-annually in New
YORK, on the LIST OF January and LIST OF July.
PRICE: PAR AND ACCRUED IN.
TEREST.
Pamphlets, circulars, &C., may be had on app.i-
cation.
BreaCSter, SaCeet Dc Co.,
40 State Street, Boston.
GEORGE OPDYKE & CO.,
Bankers, No. 2J N0ssaa-st
e-wf
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JESSE FREEMAN, No. 10 Exchange street, is
ser ring up and sending out large quantity of
oysters. He has a lot to-day just from the beds
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LIFE HAS FEW Oh ,rms for the Dyspeptic,
which is not to be wondered at when we take
into the account the amount of bodily and
mental suffering that this distressing malady
generates The Peruvian Syrup "a protoxide
of irony has cured thousands who were suf-
fering from this disease. aug23-tu-th-s&5w1
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CITY AND VICINITY.

RoNDoUT, Aug. 26-Six persons were killed
by stroke of lightning at Kingston near
Bailey's circus-tent last night. About fifty
persons in the Immediate vicinity were knock
ed down inside the tent. Scores were stunned
and quite a number slightly burned by the
lightning,
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which is not to be wondered at when we take
into the account the amount of bodily and
mental suffering that this distressing malady
generates. The Peruvian Syrup Ga protoxide
of irony has cured thousands who were suf-
ferng from this disease. aug23tu-th-s&w1
DIR. PIERCE's Alt. Ext or Gold Medal Dis
covery is not fancy drink made of poor POI
sonous strychnipe whskey, proof spirits and
refuse liquors, spiced and sweetened to please
the taste and lead topers on to ruin, as are the
so-called 'Bitters" of the day. 1t is pure
medicinal extract of native roots and herbs,
and is a speedy, safe and sure remedy for all
severe, acute and lingering coughs, loss of ap-
petite, oliver Complaint or "Biliousness,"
and Constipation of the Bowels. Nothing
equals it for purifying the blood and curing
Pimples, Blotches, Eruptions, Salt Rheum,
Erysipelas, Scrofulous and all skin diseases,
Sold by all druggists. Tt&ssw1
If you have discharge from the nose, often
sive or otherwise, partial loss of the sense of
smell, taste or hearing, eyes watering or weak,
feel dull and stupid or debilitated, pain or
pressure in the head. take cold easily, you NAV
ASS' "oouhOu eote yOu udNo Tic Odldrr0. I00u-
sands annually, without manifesting half of
the above symptoms, terminate in consump-
ton and end in the grave. No disease is SO
common, more deceptive or less understood by
physicians. R. v. Pierce, NJ. D., Buffalo, N.
Y, is the sole proprietor of DR.. Sage's Ca
tarrh Remedy perfect Specific for Catarrh,
"Col1 in the Head" or Catarrhal Headache"
which he sends to any address, post paid, for
sixty cents, or four packages for So Pamphlet
sent free. Sold by druggists.
au52tu th-s&w1
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY CosrpANY-PULL-
MAN SLEEPING CARs.-On and after Monday.
Aug. 3d. one of the above cars will leave Port
Huron every evening by G.. T. Railway for
Chicago; also from Chicago every evening at
+. NJ, connecting with G.. 7. Railway a. De-
troit for Port Huron and the East.
The Pullman Palace Car Company have
taken charge of the sleeping cars on the G. T.
Railway, aud are furnishing new ones to take
the place of the existing ones. Hereafter they
employ all the attendants, who will be subject
to their regulations and direction.
The Grand Trunk Railway is reaid with
new rails (partly steeI. The Company have
put on New Day Cars, and an additional
through Express train. They have done every
thing to secure the safety and comfort of the
travelling public. Altogether the road equip.
ments are equal to any on the Continent
aug22ltf
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NE w YORM.
A TERRIFIC STORM.

MoNTRoSE, Aug. 26.-A terrible storm oil
thunder and lightning prevailed along the
Hudson River last night. Awful disasters are
reported at Kingston. Five persons were kill
ed by one stroke. Reports of fires caused by
lightning are coming in from all quarters.
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To the Editor Of the Press:
Noticing in the PRESS of Thursday para
graph relating to the singular noise heard in
different parts of Cape Elizabeth, on Tuesday,
the 23d, between the hours of three and five in
the afternoon, l won!d say that the same
noise was heard by. myself and others, on
Peaks Island.
At first it was low, as the hummng of bee,
and increased till the sound was not unlike
that of planning mill.
Now the sound appeared as if directly over.
head; then as if at a great distance
1t created much wonder and excitement, and
the question what is that unearthIy noise"
was often asked.
Upon more direct inquiry 1 learned that it
was the workings of a large derrick, now in
use on House Island. A. C.S
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miscellaneous Notice..

Kinds apothecary store, under the Preble
House, is very popular with the ladies. His
stock of perfumery and toie1 articles is unex-
ceptonable. The gentlemen find the brands of
cigars fonnd here unsurpassed.
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THAT MYSTERIOUS SoUND.-We have re-
ceiyed some additional explanation of the won.
derful phenomenon mentioned by a cores
pondent few days ago. We give place to
them. By the way the Argus attributes the
remarkable occurrence to the trial of a fog
whistle at Fort Scanned, by government Of
fcers.
TO the Editor Of the Press:
Your paper of yesterday notes the ocrur-
renee of certain sounds ia the air on Tuesday
afternoon. You seem to think these sound,
vary sasnaskable and call for an explanation OF
the same. 1t is very easy to-explain. One OF
your correspondents to day has nearly hit the
mark by attributing the sounds to the wipdlass
OF the ship Tiger. On Tuesday afternoon one
of our wei. known stevedores and riggers was
placing very heavy boiler in the steamer
"Cbase" oft he Halifax line. The noise was
caused by the creaking of the tackles as they
sustained the immense weight aud safely low
ering it into the vessel. At one time the
sounds resembled those made by steam
plauer, and at other times like a large swarm
OF bees. Hoping you are now enlightened, ]
remain yours, E II, C.
Portland, Aug. Goth.
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NEW YORK, Aug. 26.-It is reported that a
Spanish column recently had an engagement
with the insurgents in the jurisdiction of Santa
Espiritu. The Spanish loss was 600. The dis
trict of Saeua lie Grande was invaded by the
insurgent troops under Gen. Leida The Court
of Appeals the collector of taxes office and the
schools of Porto Principe are closed. 1t is sup
possd that steps are being taken awards evac-
nation by the Spaniards. Several Spanish of
fcers have committed suicide while partially
deraneed from excessive heat.
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Pfalsbourg continues its heroic defence. A
church and twenty one houses have been de-
siroyed by the enemy shells and the garrison
has repulsed two assaults in which the Prus-
SLAMS lost 1900 men. The town is well sup
piled with provisions and munitions of war. 1t
has been summoned repeatedly to capitulate,
but its commander replies that he will blow
the place un first
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-22

TO WHOM ASSESSED.
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lulIlth ssssssss
McNantz-PatTiCk H....I
First installment Of tax for
curbing and paving foot
way on interest from Sep
TENDER o, 1860. ...S73.Si
McKenna-Pntrick. .."..
First installment oftaX foI |
curbing aud paving foot
way on interest from An.
gust l6, 1869. ....SA.SiI
IDttto..s..s..............
First installment Of tax tOI
curbing and paving foot
way on interest from Au
gust l6, 1869. .....Si9.Si
Beginning on rcnnsylya-
MIA avenue thirty feet
four Inches from the
northwest corner Of said
lotand running southeast
erly forty feet ten inch
es; thence southwesterly
at right angles with said
avenue hfty-1vc feet.
thence south Fifty feet.
thence west seventy feel
five inches; thence north
slxty-nine feet five inch
cs; thence easterly thirty
feet four inches; thence
northeasterly sixty six
feet to the beginning.
Maroney Patrick and
Catharine.
First lnstnllmcntoftaX fol
curblng and paving foot
way on interest from Sep
tember %, 1880. $500
Minor, Richard H........
First and second install
mcnt Of tax for curbing
and paving footway on
interest from October n
lS67..............S4S.A
Beginning at the southwest
corner Of said lot and
running north forty feet.
thence cast one hundred
feet and one inch to the
rear of said lot; thence
south forty feet; thence
west one hundred feet ont
inch TO the beginning.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-22

corner Of said lot and
running west twenty-five
feet; thence south sixty
four feet one inch; thence
east twenty-five feeti
thence north slxty-foui
feet one Inch to begin
ming.
Mohun-wllllam p....,
Second installment Of tax
for paving carrlagcwaJ
on interest from June 90
1903. ..........u.SB.W
McCutchen-Willlam, ...,
First installment Of tax fol
curblng and paving foot
way on interest from DC
tober II, 1869. ..sl5.H
McCathran-willlam W.
Being the cart fourteen
feet front Of said lot Of
south q street by tn
depth thereof.
Metcalf-wnllam W..
Flrst ind second install
manfa 81 Inv for puFhint
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Matiingly-Wllliam e..
Being the east nine fee
ten and one half inchei
front Of said lot on nOrtl
street by the depth there.
Of.
plAlp sssss ssssssssssss
Munder-Wllliam .........