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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-11-26
HEAyENAY RECsf ROCKY
aoL d Ton" ~ .ECiK EnE1r.
The Osoest Nerac in New Workman
rim Van buren's 4 q ySrise Steed.

Prom the PoughkeepsIe. y. T., Press.
Mayor Eastman has bad in bis posses
si,n for years horse remarkable not ouly
fer his age but for his eventual history.
In the year 1910 "OId Tom was own
a b. 6 n. Crugrrs, ,f West Point, aud
.as famous as one of the finest Iarad,
Horses ia the State. He was a model o.
beauty, large and powerful, long silver
name and tail. Ilis age at that Lime Is ~.
known. Gen. Crugsrs, on leaving WIS.
Point, scld the horse for a large sum q,
Martin Van Buren,, and be used uim as hi
mvorlte saddle horse during mis- reti5emen,
~ Undertook, in 1874 In 1916 Mr.
Van Buren, and some Of his friends present
et "Old Tou to distinguished yonn-
ofhcsr in Gen. SCOTS command, and h.
49, taken to Mexico. At the cioae of tia,
war Gen. Scott had the horse returned t.
New York, ard rode him frequently or
parade In 1851 lac WAS purchased by the
American Express Company in New York
az large price t. match similar horse,
and the rair were tine imiration Of express
Ieople. After using him five years the
~zpress company sen, him to Poushkecpsie
with the following letter:
OFFICE or THE AMERICAN EXPRESS Co,
NV YoRS, May Is. 1889 Mr.. Van
saien, Poughkeepsie--Dear SIR: We
sedd you fortnight on the barge a horse that
will be bonor to PouShkcepsle and your
af1ce. lake good cnre OF him, and have
his waIon and harness renewed aud kept
c.ean aud bright. Yours,
HOLLAND.
For ten years Old Tom" carted the
express matter in this city, and his familiar
face ami form were known TO every citizen
who received express goods. lie was n
proud, spirited animal, never requiring a
check to keep up his head, and attracted
such attention vt the depot and IN the
streets Us to lead many strangers TO endeav
or to purchase him. Mr. Langdon, Of
Hyde Park, offered Mr. Yer Valen $500
for him, and then of red larger s,m to
the company in New York. While in the
hands Of the express company here az ON"
had some mario y escapes. Once in DIR wing
across the track at the DEPOT his foot
caught fast in frog, and a train approach
ing ran within a few feet OF him before it
was stopped. To extricate his foot the
entire frog and rail had to be taken w. In
1866 TON " began to show his old age,
and the express company directed him to
be sold to party who would give him good
care. Mr.. tstman was the purchaser,
and fer eight years "Old Tom > has been
one O. the attractions at Eastman's place
lie had been IN the harness nearly every
day, and to all appearances is yet in his
teens. His special work Is drawing the
lawn mower, and so well educated is he to
the duty, that he has frequently, for the
qualification # lockers on, been left to per.
form the work without driver or guide.
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void Ouacks and lmpositors

No ca rye for ADVICE and Consultation Dir. J.
b. Dot grldH t. of Jefferson Me.sirai Col eye,
puiiadelD ~. of seyerai Nald4lle NorAs.
can be consulted o. III dis asses Cf / e sexual or
Urinar Organs. (svhi- be made especial
stal-l either IN u.ae or lem le. no att r #, IN
- hat cause III rilatla- Of Row lOn- stan ing
4 C ice OF 20 ,earS enables him TO irCat Gi~es
es with success Cures guaranteed. q aTEes rea-
.onabie Those I distance IN ward Letter
desert symptoms and enclosing 81 mo 10 pre-
pay po>tasc.
Send Tor the Gui TO Health. Price 10 cents.
J. y. DYCTI, NJ u. PHYSICIAN ana SURGEON.
S21-Iy 104 Duane Street. New York
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ia 7 . nd N Ilnlf Lump OF ConI

censi icuous arti lie On exhibition at the
fair is n mammonth lum3 Of cod, itch
weighs 3,i2O pounds net, or sixty pounds
more tEan q ton snd half. 1t WAS mined
in the Swfntcn Mine. al Barton. Of which
Archibald Mcrci asd Z O.. Supcri itgndcn,
Mr.. McDrI aid hid il plnced on rhe car
and sent TO Cum3er and, manifested TO
Air. Mark Powell. The work Of removing il
from th3 car. am thence TO the fair eroun Is
VI. tap sarer Of Superintendent yenners.
VIZ sindly FURNISHES. y large rolling mill
iron wagon for the purpose. and give the
services of a number of men, Nho acted IN
der his direction IL was no easy Job: but
ny requiring great cafe to ct it out safely
but was accomplished. TIE coal and wagon
s"@ether Weighed 4, 1916 p2uads This lump.
which was miaed half mile from the opening
81 the nine, and perhaps one-focrth from the
surface, was semitic taae the premium offer
Ell FOR the best specimen, Of coal miaei in the
county, ""Ihibited'' on the frir grounds in
oIe Jump Of not less than three hundred
pounds IN weight, and it will cerisinly take
it,-Cu@oe-tand Esglan,dI Mars, Oet 81.
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James Tar.,he moved to deduct from
the account No. II. of the City of Mau-
itowoc $500 being the amount given
in aid to Mrs. Pohlson, claimed to be a
panper of the Town of Rapids, thus
leaving balance in favor of the city of
S6lS.66, TO adopt the report of the com.
as amended, and allow the acc, cunts az
reported, except the said amount of
thus above by ayes Is, nays 3. Schnei-
der, Donovan, Toughev. Account OF
Manitowoc city, aid of Mrs. Pohlson was
on motion referred back to the com. on
Poor.
A recommendation of tn. com. on I'm
rovements to put two windows into
the South end of the Court room, was
n 1t gran ted.
Recommendation to fu; nish the off'ce
of the Clerk Of the Circuit Court book
case and desk, was granted by ayes Is,
nays 5, and the com. on Improvements
instructed to furnish the same.
E. X. Rand offered the following reso-
luton:
WHEREAS ". J. Turner, our present
District Attorney, has conducted the
case of Treat VS. Co. Clerk of Manitowoc
County, and his term of Office being
about to expire, therefore be it
Re>oIre1, That he be directed to con
time in the conduct and manaS ement
, of said action until irs determinat on,
and that the sum of $25. 90 be appropiat
ed out of theitreasury of said county pay.
able to said Turner to cover any cost,
and fees that may be incurred in sal
action on appeal to the Supreme Court
Adopted by ayes ID. Schneider, Bohne,
Zorn, Swenson, Taugher, Werneke,
Almonds, Bean, Rand, DAIMLER, Toughey
johnson, Bartosh. Nays, Faulhaler,
Donovan, Fliegler, Schuetta, Johnston
Weiklns, Robinson, Finlan.
Resolution by P. Johnston:
ResoIred, That county order No. 695
$1,000 issued ILL favor of DIR. Coakley, bt
cancelled, said amount being included
in amount allowed ut the present ses
sion, was adopted by unanimous vote
On motion Board adjourned to Tues
day the 18th day of November, A. D
1874, at 2 o'clock P NJ
A. NJ. RICHTER, Co. Clerk.
Nov. 17.-Board met pursuant to ad
journment. Roll called. All member
present except Z. X. Rand and P
Johnston.
The minutes of last meeting were rea,
{. and approved. A communication of tn
Co. School Supt. was accepted and read
nd motion of ]. Schuette to appropriat
5000 out of the county treasury to de
fray the expense of said School Supt. t
Madison, was carried by ayes IS, nay
Z. Schneider, Zorn, Swenson. Tangher
Werneke, Faulh aber, Robinson.
Report of com. on General Chains:
Your com. on General Claims be,
leave, most respectfully, TO submit +,
your honorable body the following re
port:
They have had presented claim
against the county and have passed upol
them as follows:
They have allowed clsims amountin.
to S9S3.72 as per
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Washington Irviog once alluded to a
man of superior pomposity, as great
man, and in his own estimation. man Of
great weight. When he goes to the west
he thinks the east tips up"
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Bills referred back for Correction:

Dftkb fCACtACu ooSA ia S~>AhNN'3'AN-
: Soper Constable. John Johns Justice.
Report adopted and amounts allowed
As reported by a unanimous vote. Go
Clerk instructed to draw orders for the
anne.
On motion Board adjourned to meet
gain on Monday the 18th of Nov. A.
D. 1874, at 2 O'Clock p. NJ.
A. NJ. RICHTER, Co. Clerk.
Nov. 16.-Board met pursuant to adj
iournment. Roll called. All members
found present, except VIM. Playfair and
Julius Linstedt.
The minutes of last meeting were
read and approved.
A letter of Thomas Juraneck was re-
ferred to committee on Sheriff and Jus
tees claims.
County Tressurer's account for taxes
on seq swq s. liz T. 20. r. %. s 6.14
Neg. neg. 10 a" 30 ~ 9.24
VIII. seq. go 20 e" % 1886
Total. s32. 80
was on motion allowed by unani-
nous vote, and the Go. Clerk directed
to draw an order forthe same and charge
the amount to the town of Franklin.
The com. ON Poor submitted the fol-
lowing report, to wit: We have ex-
amined the following accounts and re-
commend they be allowed as reported.
Schedule of accounts to be allowed i'll
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Cures Diseases Arising from Imrrudenees. IHi
its of Dissipation Etc IN all their ~ta-e-. TIT
expense. little or no change il Get 20 in-onven
eace, az no exrCsure. Il cues If qGenl {
sire aud gives rength 10 beflaninr. ere rem
lures Of toe Uretn.a. AliaylBz ? lnf7u M-.o
and expeIlIn. all Pc -onouS alter
Used by pes som ID the decline OF chAH-c OF lie
after confinement "a Dor pains beds cttinS D.
children, &c.
Prof. steele says: -'oae bottle ~ X rrue-
Extract Buciu wUrta aare 1 aI. Ill o..
Rnchus CON-. IN e y
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Kearney' S Ext. buchu

Permanently cures all affections Of tie Bla ser
Kian-y- nd DroaslcsI ; 81 Tags txi- la Ia Men.
NO. en- and Chidre.. no Hat.e: w.rst tie re.
AK for kesrueyS. Irrs 0u Jt.cr.
Price ore Dollar per Bottle, or six Bottles for
Eye DoHsrs
POT. 104 DUANE ,1EKT, NEW YORK.
A Physician it, att, nd to aswef CORES. OF
dence and give aayIee cr.tIs. send stan Il r
Pnatnoh.eis free
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There Is difference between battle scar
red and badly scared veterans. altlieuyb
The latter generally e.s.m all the hars:.
after bgt.
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They have allowed IN part claims
amounting TO s777.20, as per
SCHEDULE 3D."
N~nito~oo Tribune Printing se5l 80
dI-si'd $40 allowed s51 80
2 Chro 1icIe Printing Is 81
di-a!lewei s. Il, .ila wed 81 81
9 Maniio~oc PHO, PINT & eIs te
disalou Ell 81 90 allowed $1Sy 60
They beg cave refer hack . the full
h,s,rd for their consideration, the amt,
of $Id.l5, disaliowed on ii Man
itowor O.. Chronicle. ami amount OF
1 M.nito~cc Z-ituEg $i2.38 for Advertising
General Erection Notice. All oi v bach Is
n,o-t respectfully submitted
SigDet. ". ROBINSON.
Y. r. RAND
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United States Bonds,

United States Bonds,
and keep constantly on hand and for 8 lie at
market rates. full supply of all deserip.
tons.
Will cash Interest Coupons FREE OF
CHARGE
Will collect B0UNTIES. PENSIONS and
other claims against the L. : Government
VIII purchase GOLD. SILVER aud IN
CURRENT MONEY at the highest market
rates
VIII receive deposits, and allow interest
by special arrangement,
{. BARNES, President.
C. LULING. Cashier. August J., IA
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BRIChT'S DISEASE,
BLADDER and KIDNEYS
kEARlEI'S EXTRACT BT(HU

oHermatorrhoea rucr rr oea or Il ites, Irrs-G i
.r = inful Nenses, BearInc DIwH. clioGo-i-. Ser
hit, and all Co npiain INCIDENT 10 Fem. les
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kearney' 5 Ext. Buchll

For Some in the Biad Calculas GT;.v or B-ic
LGst Deposit al II u r NIlsF dises.-r-es
. -. = - L. :.
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No. 81, joseph Mar,h. Fonrd Of sneyder
amount So ~. di.Al"~ e. ~ - all d. SIS 50
IS. DIR. Oakley Surgical services rendered
to the son Of Fred k--.on and ordered
by the chairman of Beard Of >u Ieryisors
of the Town Of Newton. sac 10
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We recommend that i be paid and
charmed to the Town of Marion

charSeu 70 the Town OF Newton.
Schndrle of accounts disaIlowed as
not being charcoal lie to Manitowoc
County
No. To- DR.. C"akl~y, Surgical services to sal
Tor Cha. Brandt s3I 90
90. VIM. Iiemschemeyer, BOARD Of -aiior
Chas Brandt. So 90
q Brown County. Cas- Of ratharire Br-i 81 10
d-ail" we'd for the that the girl
was o. Age and had lived mi Of the Co,
for -ercI al years and much
ciiiz' II Brown County a. OF this %.
Signed. p. JOHNSTON. Chairman.
FRED. SwrNsgN.
MARTIN
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK
ManitOwoC

Thie Bank is organized under the pro-
visions Of the National Banking Law, with
a paid up
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JOSH Billings AGAIN.
Bits OF Wisd Om from the Great EG
mOrtsi New Alma ak

Josh BIZ !ings' Alimiuax has got to be a
real American instiiution which no frmily
should De without 1t is speei lily devoted &c
persons of an agricultural torn, as may lie
seen from the extracts which we give The
AnninaX for the year 1S75-'' Being ac-
cording TO the . thor, 'ninety niue years
since the crate American eagle was fust
;tcbed out--,he only bird known TO natur-
alists that has never been whIpt yeti--is
filed with chunks Of wi.iom. Josh is OF
oCinion that:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-04

How THE EARLY NIRaINIANs cor wTvRs.-
The history Of the common wealth OF Virginia
says the Richmond Whig, begins with an auc-
the green trees Of jamestown, " lere probably
the most anxious and interesting 'rOvd of auc-
non hahitues ever known in the history OF the
world were gathered. IN a letter. still to be
seen, dated London, August p. IG2I, and di-
reeted 10 a worthy colOnist Of that settlement
the writer begins by saying I'VE send Won A
shipment, one widow and eleven maids for
wives OF the people OF Virginia. There has been
especial care IN the choice of them, for there
bath not one OF a EN- been received but uDon
good recommendations. In case they CANNOT he
presently married we desire that they NAV be
put mp with several bOusehOlders thst have
wives until they can be provided with hus-
hands"
But the writer Of the epistle had little reason
10 fear that any OF the 'maidens fare" would
be left over. The archives contain evidence 60
prove that these tTst cargOes OF young ladies
were put up 81 auction aud sold for one hmm
dred ana twenty pounds OF tobacco each, AMI IL
" as ordered that this debt should have prsce-
deHce of all Others. The solitary lone widow"
went along with the otheTs, for they could not
be particular IN those DAYS. The good minister
OF The colony no doubt had a busy time IN AZ Az
he old not mention any ices, nor did the BRIDE
gtooms think OF rendering any. Ali was 10Y and
glacness; 10 storms ahead; no inquisitiVe clerk
10 stand AMI cay, O. Here's the license. fork over
the DOLLAR" Nothing Of the sort. From some
of these couples the hrstfamiiies " Virginia are
descended.
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PROPOSALS.
TaS AFskSA6i Us And p.S9ss F F9s
TIE UAITlD 81. tTEe g ENIKxL Posi-
OFY1cH OF suPKRy1s1Ne ARCHITECT
TRKAsrax M ARINRNr

~ TREASURY DEL ARrMKNr,
s,lss Sroso:si. sil = Is !" rec. = shls once
for fuTs, ~ o. the alsI pay iaa
nited States General Post Once, ,,shineton, b.
and e T s
aI Sse Sh h,d Dgta.inss and epecincstion.
q e 5. :snRs
t 6.oek e., :. Be !, By u By u inches, showing one
the sther faces the grade Of cutting proposed TO Be
., one On The YORK, which must te equal to the
delivers an the e Site enc q the buidiSs &
xoIf the delivery % Be eOs,msHesd within two We
mSn, hs sf,er the award OF the contract, srd the
fr. sane date, urder penalty Of one handr dol
asrs siov1 for each Days delay shove The time
Psopossls WILDE made for the vork a. exhibited
Be receres y 1a he or
no ed the Snsraies from Which the stone is pro-
tarties who are engaged in stope-eutsns and rbo
nave ire necessary facilities for prom pt execution
bond from the owners Of the ausrrs u s,an nics
tssir sample is taken, that they will deliver roe
pI e the work within the Ii ne shove spscied CON"
Payments will be mace months, deductina ten per
S oi wo.k executed until the dual completion of
All bids must be accom- panied by the bond of two
that the SidSer W viii accept and psr
3Im the eOntrsct if AWARDED him, AMI bonds
les .OOOJ TIE boDd 10 be approved BY the United
stsIes Judge, Clerk Of the United States Court or
TIE District Attorney of the district herein the bid
der resides.
TIE D. partment reserve the right 20 reject any or
al bids IL il be deemed for the iutereg of the Go
IT M ent to co
Every bid must be made on the printed form to be
Obtained a. his office, ard must confirm in ey ,ry
CT % the requirements of this id or
IL viii rot Re considered.
Copies Of the Plans al Specific ltions may be OBJ
tanned ON application q, this Cfice.
Proposals must be incllsed in sealed sayalopO,
enhOrsed Proposals for Ont Granite Work for zoe
approsehts sua Fences OF the United States neral
Post Offics, w Sshis gton, u o." and, with the
smpes Properl, labelled with the Of the bid
Ger and quarry marked theI 9on, ed rPssed to
a. MULHETE
tuf5l-lI Supervising Architect.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-04

COLLEGE STUDENTS AS WAIrRRs-There are
now thirty Bates college students At the Glen
bouse, acting as walters. The young gentle
men have given excellent satisfaction. One
gentleman, a wealthy sea captain of Salem,
Mass, soj0Crning az the Glen house, gave the
students $500, SO each. This gentleman, il il
Understood, rs Capt. John BeTtram. Another
gentleman from New York gave the student
who waited upon his table $50. A wealthy lady
from the west gave her student waiter s10
This lady Is aiding six young men in obtaiEing
an education at western college. A southern
gentleman who was stopping at the Glen house.
on learning the fact that college students were
serving his table, was exceedingly non-plussed
and could not reconcile his ideas of civilization
and the dignity of labor with the presence of
these cultivated young gentlemen asking him
over his shoulder IL he would like another chop
Yet he WAS constrained TO acknowledge that the
students served very efficiently and courteously
Boston Journal, 2Sfh uIt,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-04

MORE Amour - FLORAL VALLEY. - Our
botanist collected fifty two distinct varieties OF
flowers in the limits OF our camp, and twelve
under the walls OF his tenn. Among them are
several 10 which the authorities We have At
hand make reference, and IL H. thought thew
are peculiar 20 this section. Among them h a
very beautiful white lily not bed Ia either
GrRy's or Woods classification. A large num-
Der OF bulbs were collected, and an atte mot
VIII Ice made 10 Introduce 10 into the states A
very pleasant and nutritious berry, called
ue StyOs Gerry, WAS also found in large
quantities, aid few Wild strawberries the
nTst fruit We have seen. No words that can
write would picture fully 20 the mind of the
resder tie beauty of this scene. No one who
has rot seen Indian Territory IN Aprll or the
Florida bottoms in their Summer radiance can
conceive 20 any degree OF satisfaction bow nose
gay like this valley Of ours locke; one who has
never seen colors mixed a. nature mixes them
IN hero rare c0nservatOTies like these can
realize the artistic effect that Is produced; but
let the reader imagine, In he can. such a valley
as have described, so narrow and deep that
one glance will take in a long space of IL, dark
ened by the heavy shade 90 the tinge Of tvi-
light, and iliuminated-yes, fairly illuminared-
by the gold, and the scarlet. and the blue OF It's
hOweTs-Bl0ck mn Cor. Cha. Inter OCEAN.
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A suN-BURnT, wheather-besten tramp pass
ed through Hartford recently, barefOoted, with
a knspssck on his back and q base ball bat over
bis shoulder, on which he carried a handle of
clothes and q rair OF newly repaired boots He
paid no attention to the curious stares Of which
he was the recipient, but kept on IT steady
ga.t through the ciry. BE was found bY a re-
Iorter OF the Times 20 be an eccentric Individual
who took up the above way of spending his 81 On,
knspsack, money In his pocket, and brains in
ais he adj.
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A HAPPY KING AND How He PASSES Hrs
IlHR.-A sportsman writes from Kaldinf that
there is at least one monarch who is amusing
himself. He says: "The bappiest king in the
world, Victor Emmanuel. is found ruraIIzing
Tie employs the greater part Of his time In
huntiHg tie Wild boar in the picturesque val
leys which surround the town. The other dav
august Sportsman was eSsailed by two OF tho-e
snlmals, one OF which ripped up the belly OF
lis boTsc-tbe piqUsUrs OF his suite arrived in
Tine 10 save him, and he got of With an excOri-
alton OF little Importance. The encampmeu-
OF ms majesty, in the valley of the Aasta, l.
composed OF two poor little tents for his aides
de camp, and a wooden hut in which victu as
ere cooked FOR the whole p rty indiscriminatsly.
The Hing himself sleeps outside on the ground,
enyeloped in his cloak, As he feels suif3cated
under the under the tent. Being very cOrp1-
lent, be follows the ase on foot with SON
difficulty. He generally starts az three in the
morning, mounted on one of the little SAr-
oinian horses, so sure footed aud 50 ardent, and
does not return until nightfsll. Sometimes he
loses his companions and hunts alone. Ii seize ed
with hunger sitter long excursion, he enters
the house of the first peasant he meets, asks for
0melette and pot of light wine. and while eat
ing converses with the host and the little family
round bin, about the neighbors, the crops, aud
the petty incidents of the village. His quality
is Only known by the price which he paws for his
breakfast. Such Is the life led by Victor En-
manuel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-04

How THEY PROMOTE NARRIAG Gin TEXAS
The recent conviction of = citizen Of Houston.
charged with seduction, and he sentence 20 two
years imprisonment, has already exercised q
beneficial effect, and the Telegraph Says
ALREADY another marriage has taken place,
Quiries by the grand jury
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DY DOWEMAN GREEN,
~ Real Estate Agents aud AuctiOueers,
4l2 eth street northwest,
SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
hT.AUCTIOH-TwO-ST BRICK DWELL

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
hTsAHGTIOH-TWO-STO BRICK DWELL
ING DUsk.
- BY virtue Of deed Of trust dated August 18th
IS 1870, ard recorded in ibsr SCI, folio 4O7 Of the
Hsi Lana records OF Washington county, Distric- of
Columbia and by direction OF the holder of the note
secure thereby We will SELL at prblic auction, on
the promises, on MONDAY, the 1th day Of Septem-
Der, lS4 at O'Clock p m, all that piece parcel
Of ground in Washington city, District of Columbia,
known and designat as lot tixtv- 81 in L.
:, CharD subdivision Of original lots fear 70
eleven an Inclusive, in square numbered three hun
dred and ski y-fOur (354b.
Terms Of ssle: ODe-third cash; bslsnc ia aud II
months, with interest at the OF 10 psT cent
aLnun, secured by notes and deed of trust on the
properly. Sle0 down when the pro perty 10 strdck
off Conveysnciu Of purchasers cost. II ths terms
Of sale are not complied sith 10 seven avs from
sale, the trustees the right 10 resell the
property ST the risk and of the defaultng pur
'"- p A. D3RsEiLLE,$ Trustees.
aueT BOWMAN & GREEN, Aurts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-04
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