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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-06-12

THE ''VICTOR."-It is we'll established
fact, which experience more fully demon
strates, that patents are susceptible of i'm
provements and defects remsdied. In no
case do we see this fact more fully eXempli-
fed than in the Sewing Machines of the pres
ent day, many Of them being almost worth
less for lack of the more recent improve
ments simplifying and adapting them to
more general service. In this particular we
notice in our market the VICTOR" intro
duced by Mr.. N. l.. BROWN, agent for Cam
bria county. Mr.. b. has had several years
experience selling the Singer" and we'll
knows that the "Victor, - in its more modern
construction, far excels any other Sewing
Machine offering in our town or vicinity.
Its superiority consists principally in its i'm
proved shuttle, its interchangeable drop
feed its tension, its straight self-adjusting
needle, running more easily, rapidly and
quietly, and in all motions being pOsitire.-
The agent for the "Victor' courts iuvestiga-
ton and a thorough examination on the part
of the public, we'll knowing that when any
person purchases a machine it pays to look
around. To be seen at his residence in the
west end of Ebensburg.
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A ten-year old son of Mr.. Michael Nc
Carty, a coal miner residing between Planes
4 and ., on the old Portage Railroad, con-
ceived the idea, on Sunday last, during the
absence of his parents at church, that it
would be good joke on the potato bugs to
gather a lot of them together and blow them
inro kingdom come with the aid of n
quontunr S,ttict of gunpOwder. Acting on
this idea he herded the bugs in the imme-
diate vicinity of q can containing about two
pounds of that explosive material, after
which he placed an ignited match to the
magazine, and-and in less than no time
found himself minus the sight Of bottle eyes
and his head shockingly burned. How he
escaped even with his life is mystery, as
he was leaning over the internal machine
when the explosion took place yet with
sight gone and features disfgured the world
will have but few charms for the unfortu-
nate lad whose existence thus has been 80
providentially preserved.
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The loss of property in and abOut Johns
town. resulting from the terrific storm which
prevailed there on Monday afternoon last
amounts in the aggregate to considerable
sum, several of the farmers in the vicinity
being the principal sufferers. Mr. Hoffman,
a farmer residing near Geistcwn, estimates
his loss in grain, fruit, etc, at about 81 600,
and Jacob Wertz, Abner Griffith, and others,
of COnemaugh township, think they are out
of pocket some $500 each, more OF less, in
the same way. A farmers wagon contain
ing several sacks of flour was deuged by
the storm while standing in the rear of the
Arcade building, Johnstown, and the flour
was so well kneaded in the wagon that it
will probably not be needed In the family
as n breadstuff. Trees were upFUoted by
the wind and window paues demolished
without mercy by the hail stones, some of
which said to have measured fully six
inches in circumference when picked up ff
teen minutes after the storm.
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local AND PERSONAL.

o,ryCs OF THE COUNTY COMMITTEE.-
a.. meeting of the Democratic County
. |-.rmiftee held in the Court House, in this
,.. m Monday last, in pursuance of call
bv Wm. II. SeChlsr, Esq, Chairman,
=, acted as President of the meeting, with
E,'f,zin Lake, Esq, as Secretary, the
r,ciur proceedings were had
Irn Hannah, Esq, of Johnstown, was
.,,rrousv chosen as tho additional dele
~ 10 tho state Convention.
irg IohR =. Linton, of JohhStown, John
\ :. ESQ, of Carrolltown, and II. j. Hads,
=, Of Chest Springs, We're appointed
Erarorial coufereeS, TO meet like cOnferees
mi Blair county, TO chose = Senatorial
.g,rs to the State Convention.
I'M notion, the delegates 10 the State Cen
g4on from this county were instructed for
l. Johnston, Esq, of Ebensburg, for
,~a,ratic candidate for Supreme Judge.
,amriay, the 10Th day of September, was
nj rs the time for holding the delegate
-fon-, and the Monday following as the
r for holding the County Convention.
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IORIGINAL.l
MODERN POLITICIANS.

" Princes and Lords are but the breath OF
Kings,
- An honest mans the nobIest work of God. -
politicians now are tools of rings
nose honesty all buried meath the sod.
Days are gone when politicians were
or men who never from the rig mt would
swaTve,
Gold was not to thom a glittering snare,
ana serving country, they their God did
serve.
n ow II seems to take : their only aim
bt public property gOodly share.
And though none doth envy them their fame,
The thought OF that gives to them not a care.
But still deeper I'm the nire they go,
Until their little share OF conscience dies,
tf they 'er had c"nsclence) and know
Where conscience is not, honesty ne'er lies.
But we hope to see those days again
When gold was valued less than hon est fame,
bringing with them good, right minded men,
who, making laws, themselves observe the
same. II. E Z.
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lORIGISAL.l
81 Y Z A 7 III ER


mourn for n fathers love tonight
Ny pillow is hathed with tears
And sadly | wish for the mornings IIgbt
To dispel my gloom aud fears.
mourn for a fathers tender hand
TO he lald on my aching head
mourn for the one in that far of land
AND vainly wish he was not dead.
mourn for n fathers love and caro-,
And the tears they yet will start:
Yes mourn my father and cannot fear
His Image from ont my heart.
mourn n father when mornfnx's HIGHT
Has started the birds to sing;
/ mourn father when shades Of niyht
Have ended their evening hymn.
mourn for fathers love Tonight
And / fancy | hear him say:
Go on In the road you know Is right
Anu meet me over the way.
/ mourn for fathers love tonight,
ana the tears they dim my eyes;
i mourn Tor a father out of sight
As his form before me rise.
l mourn for my father night and day,
And | wish knew If /,
When time on earth has passed away
Might meet him beyond the sky.
1 mourn for a fathers love tonight
My pillow is bathed with tears
And though wish for the morning light
1t won't drive aTsy'my fears,
LOvEEIA II. BURRHARr.
Jackson Twp, Cambria Co., Pa.
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COMMISSIONER

.-,ssfu, the same inulienuble right to be
.', 5,r elected. as the case may he, for the
.-"'r Couuty Commissioner that is possess
lt w.,rv other man." the subscriber hangs
,ar on the outer wall and declares his
t" ssrye tRs RsoySsG GsaT PGoPg TO the
~ ..5.t tbc approaching County Convention
~ to Dlace his name on the Democratic
JOHS SHARBACGH.
init. June 10. 1874.
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THE MAGIC INKsTAND.-This gem of
an invention, SO useful, valuable, and in
every way unsurpassed in the quality of it's
ink, is enjoying All immense sale in this
country. BY adding water you get the very
best quality of ink, which the most power
full acid will not eat ont. Get one and see
for yourself. Sold at two (2) dollars by all
stationers or by mail from II. c. Roof, AN
THoNY s. Co., New York.
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PLANTs.-Nsssrs. Davis & Sheridan Of
fer everything desirable 50 plants for flower
and vegetable gardens, among the latter of
which NAV be mentioned tomato, cabbage,
caulifiowsr. celery and egg plants, etc, etc.
Green House on Vine street, Johnstown, Pa.
Plants from the above firm are sold in this
place by z. II. Davis at Green HoUse prices.
Give him 8 call and see for yourselves.
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FREE OF CHARGE.-Dr. Morris Syrup OF
Tar, Wild Cherry and HorehOund combines
all the medicinal virtues of those articles
which long experience has proved to possess
the most efficient qualities for all diseases of
the Throat and Lungs. Coughs and Colds
are speedily relieved by Ii and in Group 1t
acts like magic. Call at L. j. Lloyd's Drug
Store and obtain sample bottle free cfchdTge,
sIacle 81 Sons Store, Wilmore. j. r. Nor
KIs' lis North cd ST. Phila. l3-l3.-1y.1
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WON'T YOU RUYI FLRM2

i FARMS in Carroll township and VIII give a
hrst rate bargain to any one wishing TO pHrchase.
Said Farm contains 80 Acres. more or less, and
Is well improved well fenced, and has excellent
ORCHARD of choice fruit trees and abundance
oi pure water on the premises. The improvements
consist of a two story weatheT-bOlrded Log House.
Log Barn, with Sheds attached. Spring House.
Coal House, and other outbuildings. This proper
y viii be sold very low and on most accommodate
ing terms. Inquire of JOS. GUTW AID.
June Il, 1sT4.-tf Ebensbrrp Pa
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WANTRD-All persons, great and small,
short and tall, to know that Spence makes
as good pictures as can be obtained IN the
cit9 and at lower prices Photographs are
NOT extensive and every man, woman and
rhild should have new batch of them every
birthday at least Splendid views of the
new Jail. Court House, Belmont, &c, now
osIexhibition at Spence 5 Gallery Cali ana
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vrcr1,IsoF CONS SUMPTION seeking relief
and restored health, should use DR. Wish
or a. I,renar.tion that develops the full vir-
tna' of Tar. For sale by all druggists.
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rROTUONOTARY.

,,rdarsirncd will be Il candidate before
me ,tv Convention for the office of Pro-
As l,,ry of Cambria county, subject to the
f-rn'."If the Democratic party, and hopes to
sc, cJ worthy the support of his party
4. Tor that position y. J. CHRIsTY.
ST. rro. June 8, ls14.'
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"a DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.

- Estate of JOSEPH PFIEsTER, decd.
Letters Of Administration on the estate of said
decedent late of Allegheny township, Cambria
county, have been granted by the proper authori-
ty 70 the undersigned, who hereby notifies all per
sons indebted to satd'esJate that payment must be
made without delay, and those having claims OF
any kind against the same will present them duly
prObated for settlement.
PELAGUS PFIESTER, Admir-.
Allegheny Twp, June Z, 1874 St
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4 WONDER TO HERSELF
TAxKrox, Della ware Coo M.roh % /,

1ASkTON, Della ware Co, o., March 20, 1873.
DIR. r. V. PIERCE-Your Discovery needs
only fair trial and 1t will do all you recon-
mend II to do and more too. When I was
fifteen ! caught cold, and for twenty-eight
years | have been perfect wreck of disease
and all the medicines and doctors bills have
run up at times to two and three hundred
dollars, and never any better but worse
when give up all hope last spring of living
the summer through. l received one or
your Account Books and told my husband
after reading it that 1t was too late to try
further, but he said 1t WAS never too late
He went and bought two bottles and | found
it was helping me very much. Since 1871
] was troubled with Catarrh and Sore
Throat, and was almost entirely deaf in one
ear and my voice was dull as could be.
There was constant pain in my head. Now
my head is sound as n dollar my voice is
clear, and / have used ten bottles of your
Discovery. 1t has cured me of Catarrh,
Sore Throat, Heart Disease, Spine A Affection
and Torpid Liver. My Liver " as very bad.
Niy skin was rough. When l put my hand
on my body it was like fish scales. Now it
is smooth and soft as chiId's. In couclu-
sion L will say l have been well for three
months. / am a wonder to myself and
friends. This is but an i'm perfect statement
half has not besn told.
Yours with respect. HESTER LACKEY.
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4 DEMONSTRATION NOTICE.
: ADMINISTRATOR,S NOTICE

49, Estate Of DAVID NOUEGKEN. decd
Letters OF AdminIstrati ION on the estate or said
dcc2dcni. late OF y hltc tow Wuship- Cambria cCuu-
ty. having been granted To tho undersigned by the
Register OF sIiI county. all persons indebted 20
said estate requested 70 make immediate pay
ment. and those having claims aga inst the same
will present them properly aUt hem. cstcl for set
Element. JOHN II FISK Z.
W bite Twp, May -, ls74-et- Acm'T.
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COUNTY, ss.-JoHSs-
5. OtEEIItu 5Ln NIAy- ISi4.
]. K. HITE, ProthOnotary

Take notice. that in pursuance of the above ap-
pontment, will sit In my Office In Johns town. on
MONDAY, the 29rH DAY OF JCNE, 1874, at 2 O'Clock
p. of said day whore all parties Interested are
requested to attend. JACOB ZINDI ER5IAS
1ohnstoWn. June 4. 1ST4-I2-3t
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HY ENEAI..

FLINN-GREEN.-M at the residence
or the groom mother, noar Wilmore, on Mon
DAY last by Rev. H NCHugh, Mr. WV. TLIHS
and Miss sAYANNAH GRERS, both of washing
ton township
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STATEMENT OF SETTLEMENT
- with the SUPERVISORS of ALLEGHENY
TOWNSHIP for tEe year 1873
HENRY BEUE, Supr, iu acct with Allegheny TIP.
DIR.
April ls, lsTi-To amount Of dupli-
To order OF this date II s5-ss5s.7 u
CE.
BY work done Ivy tHNahlys..-.. 900 z53S.Js
- generations. ....--.- -.-.-. go. - Os
e SO days work at $50 per day. $40
e work done with his own team SCI
- am paid for repairing scoop. lOO-ss5a74
ANTHONY NJ COY, Sup'r. in acct with AIIeg'n ny Tp
April lS, iS7+-r" amount Of dupIl- -
cate --.-.---..-. s5S0sQ
" To order of this date 7O.55-s5OO.p .p5
BY amt of work done ry taxahIes. s3T727
- CNoTcruti ions ---...... -...-- 2ls
L" - days work A. $50 per day 1850
amount paid Tor Publishing AU-
ditors report for ls72 .--..... 6.OO-s5O19 95
We, the undersigned Auditors. DO certify that
the above T. correct statement et settlement with
the Supervisors oG Allegheny Township.
JNo- 4. Nom LIEN.
JOS EPH TbNLlNSON, Auditors
JOHN g. BRADLEY,
Attest osEPH HOGUE, Twp. CLERK. Ie-5-st.
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CBITUARY Y.

LENTZ.-Died, in Loretto, on Saturday night
last, Mrs CATHARINE IENTZ, relict of Joseph
Lentz decd, aged about 50 years.
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WARRANTED.--Four to six bottles of DR..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery are war
ranted to cure Salt Rheum letter and the
worst kind of PiInples she face. Two to
four bottles are warranted to clear the sys-
TEN of Boils, Carbuncles and Sores. Four
to six bottles are warranted to cure the worst
kind of Erysipelas and Blotches among the
hair- Six to ten bottles are warranted to
cure Running OF the Ears and Corrupt or
Runnlng Ulcers. Eight to ten bottles are
warranted to cure Scrofulous Sores and
SweIlings. Two to six bottles are warranted
TO cure Liver Complaint.
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FOR ASSEMBLY.
ASSEMBLY,.

WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP,
..,,nrdtcisioR of the Democratic Coun-
r tgn'''''' ASSEMBLY.
authorized hy Mr.. NATHANIEL. HORNE.
veg Lawn - announce his name as one of
'7,,,rtidatrS for Assembly from this
rr 'H' ,nJrr the provisions of the new CON
.InN Of course Dir. HORNE submits his
IHi"L' rb, convention and will, like all good
e.n' lis submit and abide by the decision.
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Dbl IA


ADDISON. % the 81 inst MARTHA An
I.lSON, Teliot oftbe late Henry Addison. formerIV
49, - NV
The funeral viii take place from her late re.l
oenoe, corner OF Montgomery and DumbartO sta .
Georeetown, on " ednesday, the gsh inst At o,clt
.. m. Relatives and frienas Of the fsmilg are r.
specifully requested 20 attend.
MORTON On thu 18th inst. II quartsr 10 A e,eIi
9. CLARA EDITH, daughter Of Jane. W ans
days. May she rest in peace.
When mournful friends around me Rant
To See me leave this world ~ pain,
Ny Saviour kindly takes my hand
And leads me with his tram
Dear Parents, fare thee well
with voc Gao no longer stay.
hear my eayiOur sweetlY cali,
Aud must haste away.
Lonely the house, aud sad the hour
since our dear child is gone,
But Oh, brighter home than ours
In Heaven is Rev thine own.
The flneral viii take place from the resideucs Of
ner parents, No. l40s 10Th street AOrthSe.1 ON
Thursday morn Jag, May Tth, 81 O'Clock Rsqqism
mass At the church Of the Immsoulate OOncep-
ton.
Po0RE. On Saturday, the p inst AMELIA
Of hey james 3 hothershead, 81 Mestmorelauf
county, Va, IN the 59th year Of her age, lsaxisg
lar &c circle OF watn and devoted friends IA Jura
her loss. Not Loot bur gone before.
III no more meet thy welcome face,
When twilish ut hour shall come,
For DOW find desert place
W here once Wae my loved home.
BCCHAT. On Monday, May 4th, iSa, MARY
RAGkhlA, wife Of Henry RJchst, Esa.
Relatives and friends are invited 20 attend hsr
funeral frem st. stephens Church, corner s5,h
street and fennsyivania avenue, on "Wednesday
morning, May 9Th, 81 O'Clock.
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LOCKWOOD, HgFTY L TAYLOR,
sp29-tr 623 PENNSYLyAHIAA AVENUE.
PROPOSALS.
DROPOsALs FOB CONCRETE sTONE,RUB-
BILE STONE, OEMENr AND SAND FOB
THk UNlIkD bIATkS OUUkT-HOUSE AID
tOS1-OkEloE AT PHILADELPHIA, pa
CEE CO OF SUPERINTsNORNr,
Z, . Court House and Post OJ5cs
PRIIa uEI-pHI A mil 1Trh Ns7I


M m " the 27TH DAY OF NAY, 1874 for furn-
house and Post-Ofics A. Philsd4Iobis. pa .ay
oug CUBIC yards more OF lees, Of Grauite or otasr
hard, durable stone, broken to the size Of a hens
Also, Tor 500 cubic ards, more or less of Rubbls
otote, which may b. Of Granite, Lime Stone, or
Stner snltsbIe Etone, which is sound, darsbls aud
ponos reeolly with Cement ordinary MORTAR and
81 scInslert size to be classeS As One, Two and
1hree men stone, Of q thick averaging ten (IOl
der the hammer per penficulas 70 the had AZ Iaa.,
one quarter Of the quantity 10 be Three Men Some
Also ior lO-5oO barrels, more less, Hydraulic
pa, eluaI IN qualify aud strength to the best
hosendalei each barrel must contain not less than
so pounds Of cemeat ~ ~
.S Also Tor 500 cubic yards, more less, clean,
samples o. each Of the above materials 10 be SUB.
n nis With he proposals.
.aantisies ss may be deemed necessary by the gu
preceding ttens II ma erisls at their option. but
eeSn material must be bid for q parate form
Ana 1e enclosed IA separste Envelope.
ootalned on application at This Office: each bid TO
pe accom- pslied by penal bond OF two responsible
Conditioned that the bidder will Sec NJ so5 n.rSr
ms contract II AWARDED TO him; the su hciency of
lne seeurity to be certified b. the United States
Dlstrfcf Attorney Of the district in which be re-
PAYMENT Vii be made n9nthly, dedpctIng ten lO)
ne department reserves the right to reject any
OF All bids II ft be deemed for the interest OF the
Even bid must be made on the printed form 20 be
ooseoed 10 TINS once, AID must conform In every
NerpeSt 70 ne requirements Of this advertisement
kach proposal must be enclosed In a se aled en-
npspps ennOrsed proposals for Concrete Stone,
kH6e e stone, Cement or Sand, a. the case may
nee At Philssel phia, Pa - and addressed to VI
aRE-2it JOHN McABTHU Z, in, sGsert.
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PROPOSALS. FOR srArIosERY
DFPARTNENr INTERIOR.
WAsHINGrON, ID. q AnriI "A ~.

n "AsHISsroN, ID. o., ApriI IA, i5;l
=, proposals Tor furnishing such sr.icIas 20 o..
tSnetJ - may De required for this De parfmsn, -
tne bureaus and Offices thereof, durinC fho az
Jsf enoiug June ~, ISIS, will be rec.i al ,r.I -,
slsek m, WEDNESDAY. Nav IS 1914 -
ssch proposal must be signed BY the indiyidn.Ior
MN MAKING ~, aud be I'M panied nv A sa,Ssfac
tSfy euars nice TIT the bidder will exscute 80
tIect, WITH go.d and sufficient bonds m hi. hid !.
seeepted Tor any or all articles No bid will be en-
sinered Nfthouf sch guar antee.
AL articles Are tIPulated TO be of the very bsst
quality Samples will be required in All cases
kaen sample 20 be marked with the OF the bid.
~ ana tne price. One price only will be cOasid.
- ~, d. mase out IN any other way will be
Bond, with approved security, will be required OF
ans party 70 whom the contract or any part Of il
failure 90 furnish any article within q reason
ahie time AFTER being orter the right Is reseryed
Of purcnasing IN open Arkst, Of declarinx ths
contract forfeited; and n greater prics m Al he
contract price 10 paid for such articles the IN a.
fBce VIII be charged 20 ths contractor Bids will
De considered on each item separately ScheanIa.
containing blank forms foe bidding, together witb
items and estimated quantities OF articles nssdsd
and full fn;ormst1eD, IN accordance with this "A,
yerttsemenf, will be furnished on apple alton
CoRtrscts will only BE- AWARDED 70 establ ishad
manufacturers Of or dealer. IN the articles
The Secretary reserves the right TO rejsct any or
al bids that may be offered.
the Interior, and Endorsed Proposals. for station
cry O. DELANO, Secretary
apls.I7 81 "a 2skmayissn
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RY LATIMER OLEAkY,
Star Once Buildings Hu '''A '''''''
ogAEolRY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
s ssFATE, ,S sIn1C Ca9 OF JsEP BISON
SIsfA AykN9k ANp FofomAu BiyEs. IA
ABB MhEsF AND "a N Yf PsSPEanfAFt. o-
sss Pr s1a SsS
No. 3 Sol, Of Louis II Schneider against Sarah
;9il q! public suotion, to the highest bidder, sn
WEDNESDAY, the 18Th d.y Of May. A. D. iai,
premises hereinafter described, Tips and being
situate in the city of Georgetown, in the District Of
Of sround bssnnns i pens distant
i1D feet, measured westwardy, the south lire OF
Maet street from the Intersection Of W .tsr street
tLenee westerly on said south line Of Water street
e4s feet; th' pes SOU herly parallel to
itSi1 ieet to the north line OF ViIginia avenue;
ne wih sae ss 81 sad ayss1s
VIM hs bs s & sfTsss thence n9r.hsr by and
street niSety eight (sS feet thence northerly par
thence essterly parallel 70 Water Street twenty four
1eet thence northerly ohe hundred lV0) feet to
Also, ali that other piec. or parcel Of ground be-
ginnips on the south line of Virginia ayenae dis.
from the intersection of virginia avenue with the
west line OF Washington street, running thence
ming south parallel with Washington street one
hundred and forty Q4) feet 70 the channel of
said channel SIXTY esht fS3J feet thsnee north one
hundred and forty four t4 feet to the point of be-
Immediately After the above sales, we will sell on
the premises described ali that piece
line Of Jefferson st eet, where the same g inter.
scted by the south boundary line of the Chesa-
snci &c s0utneriy with said east line Of Jefferson
street eighty 800 feet thence east parallel With the
Ten AID half t0, inches to the eastern outline of
the original plan q the city of Georgetown; thence
said canal boundary line; thence By aad with said
south line TO the point Of begnnins Being parts Of
And also that piece or parcel Of ground beginning
on the east line Of Jefferson street. i've hundred aud
fro m the southeast intersectsn Of Bridge and JET
ts s;s streets; rs9nng thence south BY and with
and ys ss feet ten and hsf ,ioss isohes to the
north 81 and Win s R1e east
i.e, fssnse Se,t one hundrsd and ve feet ton
epe so feet ps lot sixty ss
ex the d. pth thereof, on the pan or map Of old
Together with all the improvements, rights, privi.
said several pieces Of 'H parcels Be-
oash and balance psysbie in six tsi and twelve tii)
months with interest at eight per cent. per aunum
be secured By the PrOmissory notes OF the purchaser
or purchasers, with surety or sureies, TO be sp-
o. On Day Or
ratification thereof by the court. lien will be
until all sS. have
paid. - =
All convey ancing ct cost Of the purchaser pur-
ehasers III pure hsser fails TO comply with terms of
sale within ten days after day OF sale, tue trustees
reserve the right 70 resell the property at the cost
and rsk Of the defaulting purchaser or purchssers
deposit OF 8 LOO will be required on each piece Of
property when soid :
S xIhEfs n P 3 AyYffIEI,ra.{ Trustees.
apS0 dads LATlMER OLBARY, Aucts.