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Miscellaneous.
SAN FRANCISCO, March

SAN Francisco, March 5.
A considerable body of meu sailed on the
30th inst, for MAGELLAN to Join the revolving
forces of Placido Vego.
The white laborers employed in the city of
Nevada Col, have driven off the Cinnamon
laboring on the railroad destroying their
t cnts and buildings.
CONCORD, n. H. March 5.
At the republican caucus held this afternoon
to select candidate for Mayor, Abraham g
Jones printer, received the nomination by
more than 2000 majority.
Ward caucus was held this evening to NOM
mate representatives and ward officers. The
4th ward honorcd itself by nominating Ira
Perley, late Chief Justice of the Supreme
Court, as the first representative. The NOM
ination gives great satisfaction among the re-
publicans of this city.
CHICAGO, March 5.
Prominent hotel men from Washington are
here negotiating for the projected Pacific
Hotel, covering an acre and half of ground.
1t is to cost a million dollars, and is to be
completed in 1872.
TORONTO, March 5.
Advices from Pembina state that Riel the
insurgent leader in Winnipeg, captured Maj.
Boultan and tifty-seven men without firing a
sentenced to be shot.
SAN Francisco, March 5.
A considerable body of men sailed on the
Sd, inst, for MAGELLAN, to join the revolving
forces of Racdo Vega.
United States sloop of war jamestown,
will sail for Honolulu, tomorrow, and United
states Steamer Stranac, for Maezatlan.
PORTLAND, March 6.
Municipal election which takes place to-
morrow, excites much interest. The repub-
lcans had an enthusiastic meeting last night.
Both sides are confident, each expecting to
draw strength from their opponents. The re-
publican majority for Governor last fall was
S75, about the same as in previous years.
Democratic majority for Mayor last spring
was short OF 200.
HARTFORD, Conn, March 5.
Edward R. Bracy, one of the directors, and
the formed Secretary of the Etna Fire ms.
Co., of this city, died this morning.
CLEVELAND, March 6.
C. S. Hobbs until recently a prominent
railroad man, accidently shot himself through
the head last night.
BosroN, March 5.
Arrived steamer Palmyra, from Liverpool,
ship Charlotte, do, brig Ii. b. EMERY, Glen.
fugos.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.

Augusta, Me-, March 4, 1870.
In behalf of the National Asylum for Disabled
Volunteer soldiers, the undersigned would express
most cordial thanks to Messrs. Hallet, Davis Co.
of Boston, for an elegant and finely toned Piano,
worth $500, half of which is given by them for
the benefit of the Eastern Branch of the Asylum
Most cordial thanks are also due to the American
Bible Society for eighty bibles and twenty.one tes
taments, all of excellent type and binding, to be
given to the soldiers needed; also thanks TO Rev.
DIR. Neatly Bishop of the Diocese of Maine, for one
dozen prayer books Our thanks are also due to
the American Swedenborg Printing and Publishing
Society of New York. for one complete set of the
works of Emmanuel Swedenborg. We have also
had valuable gifts to our Reading room from va
rlous publishers, among which we will mention the
n. Y. Daily Times, the Boston Advertiser and the
Watchman and Reflector. Other excellent papers
have also been added 70 the list. -
Na91~ s-I1T7E II. J. KELLEY, Chaplain.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, March 5.
The President accompanied by Gen. Dent,
visited the government printing office at noon
to-day, upon the invitation of Mr.. Clapp, to
inspect the machinery and the manner of con-
Quoting the business of that establishment.
The Marine band was in attendance; Mr..
Clapp the government printer received the
President and Gen. Dent and escorted them
through the building in company with
Senator Casserly and Hon Mr.. Latin of the
House Committee on printing. 1t was stated
at the Office yesterday that the visit would be
made and the employees improved the office
with decorations. The visit occupied about
two hours, and the President was escorted to
the door on his departure by Mr.. Clapp, amid
the cheers of the employees and music by the
band.
Four of the FIVE democrats in the commit
tee on election, with three republicans were
against giving seat to Col. Segur, as rep
resentative at large from Virginia, while four
republicans and one democrat were in his IA
vor The Col believes that the Committee
were entirely influenced by political consider
atoms, and that the case was not decided by
them on legal grounds exclusively, both the
majority and the minority will make a report
to the House, where the question will finally
be decided by that body.
Congress has ordered an additional supply
of five thousand of the statistical charts re-
Gently prepared by JOSEF Nimms, showing
the condition and progress of American COM
merce for the last fifty years.
Isaac n. Morris lately argued before the
House Committee on Indian affaias in behalf
of the Cherokee tribe, against the proposed
bill for the consolidation of all indian tribes,
and establishment of a territorial government,
he contended that it would be violation of
a. oil; ,pJ hat ha Snhap,a
would prove a nullity by its own provision,
and that the consent of the indians must first
be obtained before territorial government
could 60 into effect.
WASHINGTON, March s.
Gov Stevenson of Kentucky, refuses to &C
cept Mr.. Galladys resignation, he says his
duty to the state, his constituents and his hon
or demands full investigation of the charges
made against him by the only tribunal to which
he is amendabe.
A project is on foot for laying a new trans
atlantic cable of smaller and lighter material
than heretofore used, the estimated cost of
the cable is not to exceed 250,000 pounds.
WASHINGTON, March s.
Captain Hall delivered lecture tonight
to large audience, including the President,
Vice President, Chief Justice Chase, and
members of Congress. He related his ex-
perience in the Arctic Ocean, and said his
intention in coming hither was to ask an APP
preparation of 500, 900 for an expedition to
the North Pole, in the interest of science,
geography and commerce. AS to the last
named, he had no doubt of the discovery of
extensive whaling grounds. He was willing
the money should be placed in the hands of
President Grant for disbursement. This re-
mark was welcomed with general applause.
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Havana News.

HAVANA, March 5.
Seamora the assassin Of Isaac Greenwald,
was this morning found guilty of murder and
sentenced to be executed this afternoon.
evening.
Consul General Bddle has taken full charge
of the United States consulate in this city,
The insurgents, Col. Merezes, Capt Mar
ian Magical and thirteen others have been
killed during engagements with the Spaniards
in the Cinos Villas District.
Captain General DeRoada and the inten-
dente Santo, have lately discovered new and
important frauds in the collection of Customs,
and other new schemes for robbing the Gov
eminent.
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Billiard Match for the Champion
ship of America.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 4

SAN FRANCISCO, March 4.
The billiard match last night between
Deery and Rudolphe, for the diamond cue
and the championship of America, was won
by the latter, 1927 to 1901. Deerys average
was l6 20 100. Rudolphe 49, Deerys best
run was 23l, and Rudolphe 279. Deery was
given 4s for pockets and misses, and Ru-
dolphe 81.
At half past ten the score stood go for
Deery to 466 for Rudolphe.
At midnight the score stood l04l for
Deery, and Rudolphe 1881.
At A. NJ, Rudolphe made run of II,
carrying his score to 1901. Four thousand
people witnessed the game. Rudolphe was
carried from the building in triumph.
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FROM PORTLAND.
Burglar Captured.

PORTLAND, March 5.
A man named James Mccarthy who broke
into G. w. Davies shoe store, by smashing a
pane of glass last night, was tracked to his
home this morning, by means of blood which
fell from a cut in his hand. He had committed
a similar burglary the previous night. He
had accomplces but refuses to divulge their
names. L.
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Mr.. Stephen Cobb of Pittston, having re-
signed his position as principal Of the Gram
mar school. at meeting of the directors on
Saturday, it was unanimously voted to engage
Mr.. Franklin Whitney for the remainder OF
the term. Mr.. Whitney will take charge of
the school this Monday morning, and we have
no doubt of his ability both to teach and gov
srn the school.
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NOTICE TO MEMBERS.

Extra copies of any issue of the DAILY KENNE.
Bee JOURNAL may be obtained by giving orders
therefor to the Carrier Master JAMES BIAIN STIN.
SON. the day previous.
PRICES FOR EXTRA CORES:
ANY number of copies less than ten four cents per
copy.
Ten copies and less than fifty three cents p, copy.
Fifty copies and over, two cents per copy.
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On Friday while S. B. Starbird of Pishon's
Ferry, was loading hay at Hunters Mills, his
hay hook slipped letting bale of hay fall up
on him, breaking his leg just below the knee,
and also spraining his ankle badly.
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By actual count, 1884 teams passed over
the Kennebec bridge on Saturday last, be-
tween the hours of seven o'clock in the morn
ing and p. NJ. This certainly indicates
activity in business.
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Municipal election one week from to-day.
Voters are referred to the notice of the City
Clerk in reference to correction Of list Let
every man see to it that his name is on the
list.
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The threatenings of a rain storm on Friday
gave way on Saturday morning to bright
skies. A rain storm now would be looked
upon as calamity in this vicinity.
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An exchange calls dressing gowns morning
envelopes. What are morning wrappers,
whipping the children before breakfast?
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MY HEAD ACHES Well it may after putting so
much poison on your hair. Natures Hair Restor-
alive stops the ache restores the hair to its youth
nnl vigor and makes you feel like new person. rs
cents bottle. See advertisement.
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The voting lists were posted Saturday. If
any voter finds that his name has been omit
ted, or incorrectly entered on the books, he
should take pains to have the matter put right
at once.
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Arrangements have been made where
by Miss Vesta Turner, who carries on
millinery in room over the post office, can
retain her present location. By her industry
and taste she has built up a nice little
business.
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The high school students are eagerly look
ing forwardto the completion of the new edi-
fee for their use.
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Attempted Burglary,

Troy, Mach 6.
Burglars blew open safe belonging to
Bills s Thayer, flour dealers, l73 River ST.,
at half past seven this evening, noise of the
explosion attracted the police and the bur-
glars obtained no plumber.
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school series is to be given tomorrow eve
ming by Rev. DR.. Bingham
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Aocal anu State Nems.

Has any one the ingenuity to inventa house
hold article for ''straining the eyes?"
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County Estimates.

County Estimates.
The Legislative Committee on County Esti
mates have reported that the sums annexed in
the following schedule be tax on each coun-
ty respectively, to be appropriated, assessed,
collected and applied for the use OF paying the
debts and necessary expenses of the same,
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The town meeting in Waterville, and also
in Winslow, will be held on the 18th inst. 81
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To the Voters OF Augusta.
CITY CLERKS OFFICE,
Augusta, Me- March 5th, 1870.
YOU hereby notified to assemble at your
i respective Ward Rooms,
Monday, March 18th,
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. then and there to give in your
votes for the following officers viz: For Mayor,
Judge of the Municipal Court one Alderman and
three Councilmen
The Board of Aldermen will be in session at
their rooms Thursday and Friday next preced-
ing the day of election, from nine O'Clock A. NJ to
one =. NJ, and on Saturday from nine O'Clock A. NJ.
to one Z. NJ. and from three to five T.. NJ. for the
purpose of correcting the lists of voters in and
the several Wards. and receiving evidence of the
qualifications of voters whose names not on
said Lists.
JOSEPH NOBLE,
t5mar City Clerk.
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OFFICES.
Continental Building, Nos. %, "a and 26, Nassau
Street New York.
OFFICERS.
Justus Lawrence, President j. P. Rogers, Secy
New England Branch--"Boston POST Building
DeyOnshire Street, corner Water Boston, Mass.
BARNARD BROS, Managers.
The most successful Company erer organized.
No. of Policies issued in 1862 SIS
Amount insured in 1863, sci 246 600
Annual Premiums in 1859 2,571,0OO
Assets of the Company, Dec. slst 1862 $500 1o2 so
Profits Of the Company annually divided. All
Policies nonforfeitng. Thirty days of grace al
lowed in payment of premiums and the Policy held
good during the time. No permits required for
travel. H&
Purely Mutual
Dividends to Capital Stock being limited to seven
per cent Qegal interest," Policies granted upon all
of the most approved plans.
G. A. ROBERTSON,
t4mar-tf General Agent, Augusta, Me.
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DifD.

In Waterville, 18th ult, w. B. S. Moor, child of
ID. W. Moor, Esq, aged months Is days.
In Benton, oath ult., Mr.. Lorenzo F. Gerald aged
~ years.
In Unity, 18th ult Madame Mary Leonard, in the
18th year of her age, wife of Thomas Parkhurst
Esq, aged 81, and daughter of Mrs. Abigail Leon
ard, in the Tooth year of her age.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


New York Produce Market.
NEW YORK. Mar. 5.
COTTON-heavy; sales $500 bales; mid upands
22h
ELOUR--recepts 1886 bbls. sales 1000 bbs, in
Guiding 1000 bbls state at 500 delivered state
and western rather active and without change
in prices; supertne state 40 n 4oO; extra do iV9
5lO an
WHEAT-l cent better and quiet; sales $1,000
bush No 2 spring choice Minnesota l759llS de-
livered.
O..TS-heavy, sales 1000 bush; state 6o96S; west
ern S. $685..
PORK-a shade firmer; sales 800 bbls., also 1900
hills New mess seller March. April and May at
Is 75a26 90; new mess Is s5g36 Is; prime 20 75s
81
months at lI1s steam rendered 1917 5l4h kettle do
l5aI5t..
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A9s3astOJ St0te9neu
OF THE
Atlantic Fire Insurance Gov,
OF Brooklyn, New York,
December 31sf, 1869.

Capital stock of said Company all
paid In, $500 900 %
Amount of existing risks underwrtten
by said Company, s29 s94, 1859
No other Liabilities.
Amount of accrued profits or income, s272, $50 90
FUNDS INVESTED AS FOLLOWS, VIZ:
In u States Bonds, $327, 200
In State Securities, 4s9s
In Bank Stocks, 24559
In Mortgages of Real Estates. $3.50
In Notes given by collaterals, 1900
In Money on hand, $3.50
In Accrued Interest T4l7
In Money in course of collection lS672
In ONCE Furniture, Stamps, Deposits and
Stationery, s04
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BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
Daily Kennebec journal.

| By the Western Union Line-Ohices Granite Bank
Building and the State Housed
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notice.

z fNFEfM MOTTO EgfaE ada
All bills against the Fire Department must be
presented to the Chief Engineer before Saturday,
March 12th.
i. o. VICkERY,
.s....... chief Engineer.
Augusta, March 7, 1870 ff- t7mar-3in
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WANTED.

WANTED.
DY a small family, part Of good house, cen.
ID trallv located. Enquire OF
VIM T. JOHNSON.
March L. 1870 t5mar-H
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PROPOSALS.
- Il q p u 3 A l. s

WAsHINGT TON Nov 18th, 1870.
Proposals viii be received at the Mayor nee for
furnishing all the Materials and performing the
WORK required IN the construction of Public school
House Tor the Second SchOCl District TO be erected
on street, between I'd and 81 ST. eets according To
plans and specific 2t0ns that can be seen the Office
OF Adolf Cluss, Architect. where any desired eXpla
nation Will De given; said prOpOs SIS to be for the
whole building, and in accordance with the blank
forms, 10 be obtained at the Architect 3 Office
he bids must be brought in on or before Noyem
Der 22d, at noon when they will be publicly opened
IN the pres nee OF any parties that aud
choose to attend.
Bidders ere required IN st ste the number of fair
working days they want for completing the buldng
The conmittee reserves the right 20 reject any or
all bios IL be deemed for the Interest Of the city to
do and no bid will be received which does not con
form 70 the requirement of the plans. specific .tons
be proved to be interested, directly OF Indirectly in
more than one bid for this work.
Separate bids will also be received for heating and
vcnfilating the building.
endorsed Proposals for Public School Building of
secs nd District" and addressed to the MAJOR
by order OF the Committee the Erection OF a
r Tsic school Building IL the ssSs2d scho, Dis
pol2 st GRep.6Chron.I Ex-offcio Chairmsn.
DAlMAsTEKS OFFICE. U. S NAVYYARD-
NORFOLK, Va, Nov lat 1870
Proposals VIII be receiy ed this Office until \ n
On III ESDAf. the 22d OF November next, ( " the
follow articles on account Of the Bureau Of Con-
1910 cubic feet whue Oak Log..
2O4O1 do Yellow Pine logs.
The above articles to Re of tas very best quality
ard TO conform with sch-iHle ecIicstions and TO
weeks from the Gate of ,he award Of contract,
Proposals to be ,bdOfsed Logs sddrsssedt.
GEO. l.. AVIS,
noll OF Paymastfr and Purchasing Agent.
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AUCTION SALEs
FUTURE nANS

~ LATisEE CLEaRY, Auct,oD.e-,
southwest corner PenBs5issHis ave. sSi ita ~
Ts sI,sr SALE AT AUOrIoN or HAM.
E EGG..kSITlp s,, WITH IASaI0SaBLs All III.
sSniiRss..kkVy x k8 "a IsSE ~ MIG R.lOM
hkS sELECT sOUkS- w" WI
a By virtue Of a deed q trust to ne. the sub.
~ sIibeT iTrm joseph h Stewart 81 ~ s,tss
rseo,dei H. NJ : >. ioi 10 Az saa "a eu y
pisrict OF Columbia, shall oseT At pgbe s,cticp'
18Th ard i ia the Freni 1914 .,ree, Ss
NoNe;neer, 10, commencing at 10 6'ciock a ~ ali
Pr3perty mentioned in the schedule an,
az ioilOws: "~ '~' ''N'S 0ea
IN Tx PARLoR
T re ~ r.. Medallion a, pet,
six Chairs 30 match.
Ten hairs richly ornamental,
Two ine match CenIer Tstle-
One one , mail snd one Card Table.
one Rosewood Pisao.
On" Cover ard Stool far same
-Four sets fine Satin Window Curtains,
Two large size Nsntsi Mirrc7s,
I Iao isrge size Pier Glasses,
Two Fancy Diva9s.
r,-, CHAMBER FURNITURE
Ro.s,roli soilS1 o1st qusty BRUSSELS Carpets,
n ~ lew ood aud Sslnut Lounges,
RRcsesood and Walnut Bsreans. msre,e-top,
Fonr sr oa NM And 1inut sshstsnds marble top.
Mattresses, Boosters, Pillows, C,E.Eor,s, and Bsa
Linn LIN, . Sheets. Bolster and Pillow Cases.
Shtlis, Con nOdeS. and Corr er Racks
And in each room SIX, Rep and Lsce Curtains
n. DINING ROOM
One Brussels "arpet, hand 3 me ,st,srn.
One Extension Table.
Twelve Dining Cheirs,
One sofa. two sidesoWds.
One Mirror. one Manttl Clock,
cutlery and Table Ware,
silye5 plated Casters Forks and spoons.
One set OF the silk Rep Curtains.
One elegant brussels Car as,,
One elegant Walnut Library Table.
hairs and Lounge TO match,
Une Library Sideboard,
Two me ainut Bookcases.
One HE Mahogany Bookcase,
Gov esot Select Books, including the Gentle.
Magazine, complete: Aanaai Register,
Three sets SILK Rep Curtains.
KITCHEN
One large Range, approved pattern, with Furniture
Two keiIigeIstors.
Chairs, Tables, Queenswsrs, and Utensils in full
SERVANT ROOMS
Furnished with Bedstescs and Bedding, Bureaus
stoves in ali the chambers,
Hat Rack and Hal Chairs.
OLoloth and Carpet uron the passage and stairs.
And at 4 O'Clock p m, on the said 32d day Of No
ground in the said city OF Washington In rwn ANA
described lot numbered nineteen 49,, in DaTiI-
s%d e'ebty o squHTe nnmSesed I've hundred
pressed brick front Dwelling Mouse, brown stone
trimmings, and contrasting sixteen comfortable
between 18Th ard 18th SITS west
Terms: slG0cssb; balance in three, six, nine and
upon the premises All convcyanciss and revenue
s,smps az the expense OF the purchaser: A deposit
OF ss'owill be required whsI the apu,s is sold
nolO dts LATIMk8 CLEARY. Auct'rs.
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United STATES Ia RsHALy SALE

In virtue Of wit Of here facias issued from the
Clerk Once cf the supreme Court Of the District
:.id D.tIiei: on TUESDAY, the Ssss Day q
right title. claim and interest In and to Lot No. a.
sub division Of square No. $50, In the City OF Wssh,
ington. ID. o.. together With ell aud singular the
Improvements tberesn, seixsd aud levied ueou a.
the btoperty cf Cornelius KeAne, and will be soid
T. kean. ALEX. SH ARPR
nelp dtd1 y. b. MANUAL, d. u.
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10y LATIMER & CLEARY, Auctionesys
- (Successors to Cooper & 7. timer
Southwest corner of Pennsylvania av ana Ilta a,
10y LATIMER CLEARY, Aucconeers,
- (Successors to Corner & Latimer :,
Southwest corner Penn avenue and 18th stree,

u By virtue of deed of trust from Samuel
OY0SiroDg and wife to me, dated June Z, 1862 aud
.reoorded in Liber H. and r, folio ass etc, one
OF The IaLd records Ut the District of Columbia and
by order OF the party secured thereby. will cell at
pubic auction, on the premises, on FRIDAY. the
18th day OF November 1870. at half past clock
in The afternoon, the following real estate to wit
Part of Lots numbered one % and seventeen, (E,l
in Square numbered six hundred and eighty six,
1855 in the city Of Washington and District of Co.
lumbia, beginning for the same at q point in said
lot one ID on First street ct sayeaty nine (79
north from the southeast OF said lot one. a.
thence running north with the line OF first street
east nifty eight Us feet to point in said lot num-
bered seventeen, tD and the center of twelve foot
alley laid ont to be forever kept open in the re.
corded subdivision Of lot numbered two, and said lot
numbered seventeen. tR,) in said square, thence
west through the center of said sey seventy seven
az feet thence south fifty eight t5S) feet psrall
with the line OF First street east, and thence east
seventy seven feet PARALLEL with north strest 10
The above property is located in one Of the best
parts Of Capitol Hill, and " Ill be sold the follow
ing terms IS go cash; balance in six aud twelve
months, secured by deed of trust on the premises
she to be psid on the day of sale.
CHARLES EWING, Trustees
ooS dads LATIMER Il CLEARV. Aucts.