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LOCAL NEWS,
Condensed Locals.

j. Shilinston sends The GALAXY and 81. Nic.O-
Ia, fer August.
the grand jury In the safe burglary case to day.
TIE GJ-stts tomorrow will be quite seusa-
floral, treating Of the recent wedding and other
topics of interest.
At a late meeting Of Morning Star Lodge No.
4, i. y. q. T., resolutions Of sorrow at the death
CT the late Captain VIM. Bsrth were adopted.
Lieutenant NJ. A. Austin, of the Sth precinct
who has been absent from duty on the sick list,
has recovered and returned TO duty.
The National Theater will be reopened Mon
day evening next, under the able management
of Mr. Buckingham, and the interestif1S pIav
"AtteT the War, )" will be performed BY a strong
and vell-selected company.
The little boy, Thos. Taylor, who was seri-
ousiy INJURED Is mentioned in The STAR some
days since Was hurt, not by fall from the
fence of Mr.. Z. Il. Campbell, on street, as
stated, but by the fence falling on him.
The parsonage of Rev. j. Is. virett, rector
OF Grace Church, Montgomery county, Md.
was visited by thief on Thursday night VINO
made Of with the rector's robes and gowns and
otneI articles, leaving him without canonicsls
John A. Campbell, son of our weIl-known
fellow citizen Peter Campbell, esq, was one OF
mem at the Saratoga regatta Wednesday, b AZ
ne don't let muscle Interfere with mind, as he
stands II in his class OF ~.
Mr.. Jas- A. Morgan, formerly chief clerk OF
the Pension Office, died last night at mis- resi-
dence, 2,4lT Pennsylvania avenue. The de-
ceased, who was lawyer by profession, was a
years Of age. His funeral win take place To-
morrow afternoon at o'clock.
Among the sudden deaths from chnIeraic dis
ease the past week is that of Mr.. Joseph W.
Boucher, for the last seven or eight wears q
resident OF Wasbington, but formerly of George-
town, where he carried on the grocery business
for many years. Mr.. Boucher was an est;mable
citizen, and leaves a large family to mourn his
loss.
Acting Attorney General Phillips has de-
eided that the Commissioners Of the District of
Columbia, appointed under the act of June 90
1874, have full power TO appoint notaries public
for the said District, as the law under which
they were appointed expressly confers upon
the the power to make appointments to any
Office authorized by law.
By the card of Mr.. Wash. b. Williams, it will
be teen that he has purchased the interest of
the late AmmOn Green in the furniture and
auction business, and will continue the bust
ness az the favOrite old stand, with which he
has been 50 long identified. MIR. Williams
though comparatively a young man, has been
recognized for years as one of the most eper.
geuc, honorable and capable business men in
our community, and has the respect and conn
dence OF al! as public-spirited citizen and
man or thorough integrity. As the sole sue
eessor TO the tTD OF Green < Williams he has
the prospect OF a most useful and successful
career before him, and everybody will rejoice
In his prOspe ritY.
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A NOTORIOUS CHARACTER SHoT.-On the 9th
inst, special constable Nicholas Slaug hter with
POSSE went to the house OF Basil Mansfield a
notorious character, wi o lived about three miles
south OF Rtnggold depot, in this county, for the
purpose of arresting him, on q warrant issued
at the instance of Mrs. Betsy Davis, who charg-
ed that Mansfield had cruelty beaten her ani
robbed her house. When the force arrived a.
Mansfield S house he was sitting out in the yard,
eating, with his loaded gun by his side, the con,
field seized his gun, and in the act of shooting.
The oonstable's party, by order, fired upon him,
killing him almost instantly. ImmedisteIy
thereafter Mr.. Slaughter surrendered himself
to justice and demanded an Investigation. A
jury OF inquest was summoned which after a
thorough examination of the case reported III at
said Mansfield came to his death 6y a nis,oi
shot fred by an officer OF the law, or his force In
the disc large oftheir duty, and In defence of
their iiyes.-CAQttam (Ta.) 1nbWe,
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THE WEATHEk.

WAR DsPARfhErT, 0fct Of CttC SfssaI 1Aes-,l
WARRINGTON, d. o., July Is, 1874, I0:sj a M
PRoBABuIrIEs.-For New England and tie
middle states, clear fair weather will prevail
with southeast or sorthw. st winds, ght rise of
temperature and stationary or falling barometer
For the south Atlantic and gulf states, clear or
fair weather during the day, eastery or southerIy
wines, no decided change OF temperature aud con-
tputd high barometer For Tennessee and the
Ohio valley, the lake region and the northwest
partly cloudy and warmer weather will prevail
during The rest OF Saturday with southeast or sout
west wirds, followed by Increasing cIoudiness and
falling barometer during Saturday night or Sunday
LOCAL RECORD.
The thermometer in the business Office Of THE
srAR ranged to-day as fOllows--s a. m, as; 10 m.
~; II no. -, so: 2 o. m 81 - - ''
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AN IMMENSE DIAMOND.-A diamond, said to
be the largest yet discovered in the diamond
the hrm Of Coster & Co., of Amsterdam by
whom 1t Is being cut and polished. The stone
weighs about two hundred and ni1ety carats,
and Is OF the purest water. Some months will
probably elspse before the diamond is finished.
Although it Is impossible to estimate the exact
value of the gem while still in its rough state IN
is believed that should the stone when finished
realize the expectations formed of IT, its yalns
will be at least 500, 900.
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The MArkRfa

PALTINoRE, July ls.-yIrsinisIs, coIsoIid ated
81; West Nirgiuia,s, lo.s bid to-day.
BALTIMORE, July lo-Cot,on duI-Iov mil
ding, l5A ais. Flour dull sRj unchanged Wheat
quiet but hrm-prices UNCHANGED. Corn nomina AZ;
ern, S@S2; mixed western, 77s@75 Oats Quiet
southern, I0@7S; western mixed, IS; do white, $50
o. Bye dull-G@95 Hay unchanged, ProyisioDs
quiet but firm; prices unchanged Western butter
hrm; LIGHT recsipts-2sd2i. Con nominal, dull
and unchaneed. Whisky Quiet but firm, loo. Su-
EEw YoRK, July Is Stocks dull Maney, ~
Goid, les Exchange, long, @S71i; short, 400. Gov
NIw YORK, July IS Flour dull. Wheat doll.
Corn qulet.
LONDON, July Is, 80 p m.-The rate ef di.couut
In open market for three morths' bills SIS per
cent, which IL 10 below the lnk of England rate
Erie, Sa4. Paris dispatches quote rentes at 81
francs 32ls cenfimes. - =
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INDICTMENTS BY THE GRAND JURY.
To day the grand Jury found true bills of in
dictment against A. II. Underwood and Thomas
b. Warrick, charged with forgery and uttering
forged orders for certificates of pay the police
and fremen upon the office of District Con-
troller Baker. The history of these cases is
rather peculiar, and inasmuch as considerable
comment has been made by those familiar with
the circumstances, as to the characters of the
1ndiyiduals connected with the case; the efforts
OF the detectives In ferretiDg out the evidence
before the Court, and the failure of the Judge
OF the court up TO this time TO render a decision
II may not be amiss here to give brief re-
hearssl of the facts. The account of the trial
in the Police Court Is no doubt fresh In
the minds of the readers OF The STAR
ne discovery OF duplicate and triplicate orders
February or March by Controller Baker who
called In Detectives Sargent and McElfresh, to
whom he communicated the facts within his
possession and desired them to work the case IN
and fix the guilt where it belonged. These on
GERS worked diligently, and it was not long
before they had suff cent evidence to warrant
WOOD, messenger IN the Controllers office,
and member Of the Legislative Assembly, and
Warrlck, street broker, and late clerk in the
office OF Collector Slater. After waiting yainly
ior steps TO be taken to prosecute the suspected
persons, the detectives took the matter in hand
themselves by direction of Major Richards
and swore out warrants against the men
named. The trial was postponed from time
to time IN the Police Court, but finally, on the
10th inst, q tu!l hearing of the case was had;
sn array OF witnesses brought up and the testi-
mOny ELECTED which has been published. at
the conclusion of the hearing, the judge stated
that he would hold the case under advisemeut
and give decision at an early day. In the
meantime bonds were taken for appearance of
defendants, and they were allowed to go at
large. There has been considerable street Cos
sip about the delay in rendering a decision
which has not yet been announced. FL
nally, on last Friday Detectives Sargent
and McElfresh went before the grand
jury and asked that cognizance be taken of
these charges. On last Monday Judge Smell
signitied to District Attorney Fisher that he
preferred not to render a decision, and sug-
gested that he have the witnesses sent before
the grand jury. This is the way the case
stood until Messrs. Sargent and McElfresh
handed a list of sixteen witnesses to Judge
Fisher, who ordered that summons issue, and
they were all before the grand jury yesterday
and gave testimony with the results as before
stated. Evidence seems to be coming In daily
in relation to these cases and SO UNITS towards
the indictment Of others.
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THE COUNT PUBLIC SCHOOL TRUSTEES yes
terday afternoon met, and Mr.. Il. F. Packard
was elected secretary pro tenn. Miss Nj. B.
Malone and Messrs. AsbuTy b. Martin, Henry
W. Hew lett, Joshua \. Hill, and Daniel W. Fry
nled their applications for the position OF
teachers; referred. Mr.. Packard submitted a
Resolution that the committee on finance IN
connection with the secretary, proceed to audit
al claims against the board ascertain the entire
inde btedness; make condensed st atement of the
same, and lay IL before the District Commission
ers, together with an estimate of the funds re-
CURED TO conduct the county schools for the
ensuing year; adopted. Also, that a committee
Commissioners to confer with them concsrnino
county schools; adopted, and the chair selected
Nessrs. Packard, FOliOtt, and Brown as the
committee. The election Of teachers was post
IOned until the next meeting of the board The
committee on examinations recommended that
PRINCIPALS certificates be Issued to w. c. l. o.
ants certificate to Della NJ. TinsIe; report ac-
cepted.
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GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE RELIEF As
soCIATIoS.-An association Of printers was or
gained at the Government Printing Office
about year ago for the purpose of affording
relief TO members stricken with disease or
otherwise disabled from performing services.
occasion required, never having been higher
than Al per month, and the benefciaries are
now paid at the rate Of one half of what they
agent, Mr.. r. w. Claxton, according to his an
nual statement, has disbursed during the year
81 ,3025 81. At the annual meeting the following
gentlemen were elected officers for the ensuing
year: e. N. Robinson, president; Oscar Alex.
ander, vice president; r. w. Claxton, secretary
ana treasurer w. II. Myers, assistant secre-
tary.
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FIRE IN ALRxANpRrA.-Ffve LARGO fraus
dwellings on p syne and Cameron streets. Alex
andria, Va, were burned at $50 O'Clock last
ards, Minter, Cox, Walker and Waite, and
owned by Caleb Richards ana j. A. Sisson.
Loss q, COO,
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SINGULAR AccIDENr.-Yesterday afternoon
Miss Nj. y. Lacey, residing at the corner OF Sth
BY the falling OF a large section Of piasterine
from the ceiling, striking her on the head while
she was asleep. She was thrown into coryul
tend her.
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FPEEICkS INDIAN HAZE REsToREB
Wy has never been known TO fail. Ii frees the
scalp from Dsnoruf, restores Grey Hair 20 its ma
fqrel Color READERS Il soft ard plishe proven the
Hair from falling out, aud rsproduces 10 VIII gone
isthe finest Hair Dresser known. Fer sale 6y ali
UruERlss JTl7ty
hSsSOHESOh 4 Mandrake PILLS-These
Wy pills are composed exclusively of vegenable
ingredients, and although they entirely sn nerssde
the use Ct mercury, do not leave any Of its nurisus
effects The &C. directly upsn the liver aud are
Ing rom disorderod state Of that organ, Liver
GGomP.aist, Biions Disorders, Indigestion, SICK
the free Use OF Schepck's Mandrake Pills For safe
by all Druggists and Dealers ,ns-tr
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TIE FRREDMRN's SAVING BAxy-Tha
commissioners to settle up the affairs of the
Freedmen's Saving and Trust Company are
busiiy engaged examining the books of the in
stitution, and viii in the course of a few DAYS
Issue q circular to those interested, giviny an
approximate statsmeDt OF what they expect 70
be able to do, and urging them not to sacrifice
their claims, but TO retain them If possible
until the affairs OF the institution can be ar
ranged, when IL Is expected that nearly the
whole amount OF claims viii be paid.
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To HAVE elegant light Bisc ats, Rolls, Buck
wheat Cakes, Fruit Dumplings. & c., you should
use Dcoley's Yeast Powder. Ask your grocer
for 1t.
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CWY ITEMS.

NEW OPENINGS of yacht cloth suits, fine
linen suits, mohair and alpaca sacks, &c.
Also, large assortments of perfectly fitting
prices.
In stock, large assortment of bows suits for
country and city wear, from $3.50 to Sc per
suit.
Ore price only.
Gro. G HHNNInn ~ -th strnat
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a SECRET MARRIAGE FOLLOWED BY BLACK
MAILING AND AN AssAULT.-An interesting
series OF events came to q sudden crisis at art
ford, on Sunday evening, when Frederick o.
Tucker, armed with knife, and his wife ha wing
areyolver, stood watching, one on each side of
a street. and. Immediately on the appearance OF
Frederick Norton, made an assault upon him.
MI. Tucker seized him and began to brandish
his bread knife, while the woman discharged
her pistol and began to shout for the police.
The men clinched and rolled over In the dirt,
but the police soon had all three In charge, and
the weapon was wrenched from the woman's
hands. fuckers story lie that Norton had taken
great fancy to his wife, and she not encourag-
Ing him, he had attempted to blackmail her
alleging that there was an irregularity in her
marriage. There Is said to be letter in exist
ence in which Norton demands $500, threaten
ing to expose the irregularity unless the money
Is paid. 1t is true fuckers marriage was a
secret one. but he claims that IL was legal. He
is an employe Of Pratt & Whitney and is con-
sidered respectable. Norton denies the story
about the Matchmaking, but seems anxious 70
settle with Tucker.
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NEW YORK PILsEN BEER, at Drivers. cor
ner Pennsylvan.a avenue and AZ street. IG.3
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a CoRRECTIoN.-Edit0r Star: In your issue
OF the 18th instant was an article stating that
Lent Noonan applied TO the Colored Orphan
home TOT the admission Of child, but was
refused, the matrOn informing him that no
Children under six years OF age were received
HE above statement is erroneous In two partic-
niSrs - FIRST: There are at present in the
" Home htTtJ slE children WHder sir years.
secondly. Lieut.. Noonan las not applied to the
"HOme" this month.
The facts of the case are as follows:-A col
ored man came 70 the "Home" and asked the
matrOn TO admit child, saving be had been
sent hy lieutenant Of police. lie represented
the CHILD as . not tireHty four hours DID," and
agreeably 10 the regulations OF the institution
II was refused admission.
The inability to procure suitable nurses for
Saeh young children, as well as other equally
important considerations, has rendered il neces-
sary to limit the ages OF those received TO be-
tween one and twelve years. Please make these
corrections through the columns OF your paper
Mrs. L.. A. CRANDKLL, Treasurer.
COUNTRY HOMES VS.. SUMNER RESORTS
Considering the cost and trouble involved in
going 20 watering places IL Is worth tue while
for those interested TO consider 20 how much
vested in a country home near Wsshins,on.
The beautiful lots on North Arlington Heights,
offered by Mr.. K. A. Phillips in another column,
combine the requisites OF high location, fine
views, good water, and rich soil, admirably
adapted for growing small fruits, with the al d.
nonal advantage OF being near the city, and
available al the year round. No amount OF
money spent at the springs or seaside will SCI
cure so much. Besides, when spent for a hons
II Il IN the nature Of an investment, constantly
increasing in value; in the other case, when II
IL Paid out II Il gone forever.
AGRIEvANcE.-kr.E editor: Can you, or some
body, tell me the reason why the Commissioners
OF the District OF Columbia do not paw off the
little army Of discharged employees of the lats
Board OF Public Works? Some OF these people
lave not been paid dollar of salary for over a
year, while none have been paid for over eight
mopths- Out OF employment, and unable to
leave town for want OF means to get away 10
look for work elsewhere, harrassed by land
ladies, grocers, and other creditors these nm
fortunate people lead but q sorry life OF H.
Gentlemen Commissioners please pay of, and
what you 90, do quickly. LABoRKR,
CLAN SwKEP.-The great closing out dry
Soocs sale OF Wolford Il Shilbsrg las attracted
many people to their establishment during the
last few days. According 20 the advertisement.
All :, COS are being sold regardless of cost, and
dispo. ed Of. SS~
ATTENTION Is called % the Advertisement
elsewhere Of Mr.. NJ. william, who a re<fucing
bis stock OF imported goods at the astouishinS
alscount OF torty per cent The reduction Will
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$40 TO $1,000 Invested in stocks aud gold paws
two hundred per cent. a month. Send for par
uculars Tumbridge 81 Co., Bankers, Wall
street, New York. ia.
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TIE FINEST LAGER in America is the New
York Pilsen, on draught at Geo. W. Drivers. 3
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INV YORK PILsEN AND CINCINNATI LION
LAGER, on draGght at Geo w. Drivers. 80
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ATTENTION Is called 30 the advertisement
elsewhere Of Mr.. M William, who Is reducing
bis stock OF imported goods at the astonishins
discount OF forty per cent. This redue fiou wi
be made during the coming week
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ga lady at Evansville, lad, died from
bya dog.
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TIE SINGLE SEWING MACHINE sales oflsT
we're s2I9 eco. fI2-svtf
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Foot surgery, arc.
Ut. Whlte, chiropOdist, will be in attendance
at his rooms until SATURDAY evening, July 18th,
after which he will be absent until Monday
morning, August Sd. Thousands of persons who
visit DR.. Whites establishment no. 535
18th street, opposite the Treasury department
Washington, De- find that timely attention
TO those important members, the feet, ec1no-
misses time, and conduces to health, comfort
ana cheerfulness, and probably to length
OF life. DIR. White removes Corrs without pain
so the patient can walk with ease. He success
fully treats Bunions, Vascular Excrescences
Club and InGTowing Nails, and other ailments
OF the feet. Office hours from a. m 10 8. o. IN
Fee, 81 per visit. Established in Washington,
ID. e. 1861.
WEEKS DoIEGs IN WALL SrRRKT.-Explsins
STOCK operations on small capital without risk.
COPY sent free. TUMBRJDGR & Co.,
1924 2walI street, New York,
WILCOX GIBBS SEWING MACHINE. TIE
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas
Bsum's hoopskirt and corset factory, 18th street,
int5iigencer building. 1928
WINE OF The WOODS, Endorsed and pre-
scribed by the leading physicians as a laxative
and digestive remedy, Is steadily gaining in
popular favor; for Dyspepsia, Ind gestion. Con-
supation, and Headache is unequalled. 4,29, eo26
THERMOMETERS and Barometer. sre repaired
and made to order by Hempler near AZ street.
THs COMMUNITY at large appreciate the use
fulness Of Singers Sewing Machine. is
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SkLEIT ANNUAL INCLUSION
PISKr Point, POINT LOOKOUT AND rHs
CHESAPEAKE BAY.
ON SATURDAY, AUGUST IsT,
GkoRGrTowN HIBEksIAN BEN VIOLENT

q The Steamer LADY OF The LAKE will leave
1eWEetoNn 81 .Se m, sharp, aud -
o D;I N street earf II 1850 .. m; srEsSs@E
sNItk ~ foint Lookout ~ m 1kZze<@>S
sunday, stopping sc Piney z, tut going and return
ing ~ es eN~ 'eNoA1-
Mas viii be celebrated on the Point in the ora,
air, BY the Chaplain of the society," Ray Fs.hs
hoo9noIt, 3 J., who will scccmp PAM the exeG aion.
isfs Ter thst IN pose.
Gentltmsn . tci cts, s3: Lady {. 81 State rosus
10 te ootslnec az Rott v. Tsbots, 81 high street,
Ickets Positively imits d 90 be Rd az VIM Carr
corner 9TH street and Louisiana Avenue ana ~ ~.
,,.sbcH ms Committee Of Arrsrgomeuts. Peter
mm1Hnr' IRON ~ FtnueF. John Curtin. William NJ
Dll, y hn ODonoshue, Peter NJ. GoWius. John
Talbot. 20 - ~ -
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eLNtR TAXES sLd al ether class. cf ~t.f,.
skalist the lis;riCt al to late Board "a ptIf-.
ofss prosecuted sd rocoveiad Apsitrsfts.
should hp mate 20 orcr Nf'''@atiea
CHAs. II. MoUl ToS, .t'ornar-S.-Iaw.
gyl I'm n a. s-r..-t -.
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goocs sale OF wolford & Shilbsrg las attracted
many people to their establishment during the
last NV days. According 20 the advertisement,
All eeoos are being sold regardless of cost, and
the ssie VIII continue until the whole stock
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RY THOMAS DOWNING, AcctiopeeT.
TRuSTEEs SALE or A DESIRABLE 7
HIGH STREET, GEORGETOWN, ID. o.,

TRUSTEES SALE or A nEsTRARLE TyVo
STORY AND BAsENENTRRTCk HDIISE az
hISH sIRkIT, GE0RGETowN, ID. O., AT
- BY virtue Ct deed Of trust, bearing Gate on
the lith day "a August. A. D ls72, and duty re-
rded IN Liber SIS, folios IS, one OF the laad
recordsef the District OF Coiunbia ard BY al eti IA
OF The party secured thereby, the undersispe trus
zee, VIII oner Tor sale, the premises ~ public
snouoB. CD II kSDA1 Abe 2lst day % July, A ID
iH4 a. CLOCK p m, parts Of lots numbered nj ae-
D-infee aud ninety -four, 81 Beatty and HaUkias'
aaoltion 10 Georgetown, d. q, the same being i'm
pIoNeI by tvo-story snd basement brick h5use,
suNabie Tor sud ns@d as sore and DIV llingt the
nouse being No. eS High street eaid parfs ~ iofs
one hundIed and nfty two and eleve 9-twslf, d.
feet from tie Intersection of Hieh sire n
win Isl street. ard running thence westWa-dlV aud
barallel With the center lire Of the alley between
me nsuse on thts grou I'd snf the house next al
iClLlng on the south one hundred aud twelve (Il1,
70 the west line OF lot i1ety four fo in said
h1dhlon; thence With the west line OF said LOO nine
-iour south twenty .one aud three twefths (i Ia
ieef thence esstwardly ana parallel with The saii
twenty Do feet 70 High street. thence bv ana
the building line Of High street 20 the said n,iaT
OF pegluninR- The house has six rooms ayd - xr.Il
bssteo Tor business, and always rents we'll
Ieims: Twelve hundred dollars cash; balsace in
SIX, tselNe, and eighteen months, with intere.. NJ
SIX per secured by deed Of frost on the proreT
". deposit Of SIc0 will be required when the
properly struck of. Ifterms Of sale are On co,
ped with IN seven days after sale. the trustee re
serves the right TO resell the property at the rise
and cost OF the defsulting purchaser. Oonveyap-
chg at cost OF purchaser.
q. W. COOPER Trus.ae
Ul-o6ds THOS. BOWLING, Auct