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Under the new law, wo are compelled
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from mis- Office after January LIST, 1870
except tn subscribers living in the cDun-
". VINO ere entitled TO receive their pa
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[NSOLVENT NOTICE.
Go TO Texas
VIA THE
LONE STAR ROUTE

international and Great Northern R.R.)
Passengers going to Texas via Memphis
and Little Rock, or via Shreveport, strike
this line ut Longview, the best route TO Pal
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Houston, Galveston and all points in West
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Overton, Crockett, LOngView and all points
in Eastern and Northern Texas.
This line is we'll built, thoroughly equip
ped with every modern Improvement, in
Guiding New and Elegant Day Coaches,
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars, Westing-
house Air Brakers, Miller's Patent Safety
Platforms and Couplers; and nowhere else
can the passenger so completely depend on
a speedy, safe and comfortable journey.
The LONE STAR ROUTE has admirably
answered the query: "HOw to go to TeXas?'
by the publication of an interesting ana
truthful document, cOntaininga valuable
and correct map, which can be obtained free
of charge by addressing the General TICK.
EFT AGENT, international and Great North
ern Railroad, Houston, Texas.
District Ell febl27i-ly
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4 NSOLVENT NOTICE.

Nov. 27-7i-it
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II AND SALE,

I Win sell on the LIST day OF December,
1874, on the premises, SIX miles south Of Co
lumbia, on the ". & ID. II. r., near Hurri-
cane, Maury Co., TO the highest bidder, on
a credit of one and two years, the tract of
land owned by John ID. Love, decd, orig
tnally containing 6B acres, now divided In
to convenient tracts i'm size from o to 90
acres. Note and two approved securities re-
qulred and lien retained on the land TN
paid for. For plat or any Information In
regard TO said lands, apply To 10. Love on
tne premises. The above lands are sold Tor
division among the legatees.
JO. LOVE,
october lbth-decl. Agent for heirs.
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MEDICAL CARD,

l have this day associated with me in the
practice of medicine, DIR. Robert p,,i,ou,
who will constantly be four. at my office
when not prOtession .cc,iiv absent / can con-
ndentIS commend him to the favorab BILE
Consideration of the community as young
man eminently qualified To discharge the
duties of his profession.
ApTIl 81, lE7I-tE .'.. A L. PILLOW
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A house ami lot on Mt. Pleasant Pike
Just this side OF Col. l.. ID. Myers residence.
The house contains four or five rooms.
servants house, stables, a well and very
good garden. Apply to
Dec. Aft DIR. W B. HARRISON.
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Tn NV Hunting Friends.

am compelled again to call the attention
of my hunting friends TO tbs fact that they
are doing me great injury and giving me
great trouble. L respectfully, but most earn
estly, beg my hunting frlenaS n2t 10 nunt
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The reprint OF the November number
Of BtGcka00Od has been sent US by The
Leonard Scott Publishing Co., of IL Bar
clay Street, New-Yo rk. One Of the prin-
cipal articles, entitled ''Modern Scien-
tific Materialism," is a criticism upon
Prot Tyndall's late address to the Brit
ISL Association. The writer contends
with much earnestness that Science
should cOnfne itself to its legitimate
province Of investigating the physical
laws of the universe, and not indulge in
vague speculations inconsistent with all
ideas OF spiritual worship. "The great
Conclusions of religion take their rise in
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue of n vcnditioni cxponas to me
directed from the Circuit Court of Maury
county, Tennessee, i'm favor of Thomas JEFF
fries VS. JpO II Bugg and Jno > Williams, !
will sell for cash to the highest and best
bidder, at the courthouse door in the town
of Columbia, on the 18th day of December,
1915 tae following described tract or parcel
Of land situated in the State of Tennessee,
Maury county, civil district No. 6, and
bounded as fellows, tO-wit: on the south
and west by L Craig; north by VIM Scott
and James Smiser; east by WilSford, and
containing lO7 acres, more or less, and lev
led upon and to be sold as the property of
defendant, JnO ; Williams, to satisfy said
order OF sale and cost.
W. o. WITHERSPOON,
Nov. 18th, 1874, Deputy Sheriff.
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IT WILL NOT EXPLODE!
STENCIL PLATES

FOl lnaIklnS
Clothing, Books, Etc, and Key Checks,
Trunk Plates and Baggage Checks,
Made to order by :. +. FISHER, Column bia,
Also, large Stencil plates for marking boxes,
barrels, etc. Price of small name plate,
Brass, 90 cts: price of small name plate,
German Silver, 70 cts: with address extra,
% cts. Oct23-llw.
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rs Ladies will bear in mind that the
largest assortment of Ladies' and Misses
Furs ever seen in one store is now on exhibi
ton at the Hat and Fur Emporium OF Fran
cisco, No. IS North Market Street, Nashville
Tenn. He has taken great pains in select
ing his FurS for the fall trade, and ladies
may rely upon getting the genuine goods,
as he does not deal in imitation furs.
lali-
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A Teacher to take charge of Hampshire
Masonic Male and Female Accadetfiy. APP
ply Immediately. W. j. STRANHORN,
Il. LUTHER FARRIs, Secretary. w. NJ.
4
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-Four nice dwellings for the year 1870; one
rooms under Holding Co, very cheap; L
nice offices or sleeping rooms, very low.
am determined to rent. Give me a call.
nON21-tf, I'D. WILIIAMS.
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NOTICE

Having this day suggested 'N. Insolvency
of the estate Of John 10. john. 100. decd. b..
the Clerk Of the County EHuU. ui NHury
county, notice iS hereby given .p HII Persons
having claims against #Iu estate. tp Htr
them duly autheutIcItwI ON Ur before the
18th day OF May, 1870. WITH Tho Clerk pI IN,
County Court OF Muurr county. Tuuur4.er-
for prorata disirinni on or they viii be- for
ever barred. j.. No. hIAl.IS
Nov. % 1877. Admir-
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue of an execution to me directed
from the Circuit Court of Maury county, in
favor of I Akin and + J Ewing, adm RS of
= j Akin, decd, VS. John l. Moore, will sell
Monday, the Nth day of Decem Der, 1874, the
life estate ofJohu l. Moore III ana to the fol.
lowing described lot or parcel of land, situa.
ted in the 2lst civil district of MauTy cOun-
ty, and bounded as follows: ON the north
by the lands of Mack Campbell; east by ST.
rus Webster, col, and KillcreaSe place
south by James Moore; west by said Moore
containing, by estimation, about 200 acres
more or less, and levied upon and to be
sold as tue property of said John l. Moore
to satisfy said execution.
w. q. WITHLBSFOQN,
Nov. 18th, 1874. ''t Deputy Sheriff,
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Business Notices.


At carpentering, by a young man that
has had some experience IN the business, %
will DO any other work il necessary. For
further information apply to or address,
ST. FISHER,
deciLf. L. .. Building, Columbia, Tenn.
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Enr Sale

4 splendid small farm of y acres - niles
from Spring Hill; well i'm proved. For terms
aud particulars apply to b. A. Rogers or j.
{; HOrsIey nov. eff
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6nsA. HOUSES for sale
EssTf OR RENT.
]. II. STEELE
Boarders Wanted,

Mrs. 5. L. Thompson, corner of North
HERALD printing office, is prepared to take
a few boarderS. Can accommodate gentle
man and wife with u nice room. Terms
reasonable OCt8ym.
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a wholly different sphere, and find all

a wholly different sphere, and find al
their lie and strength elsewhere"
valentine and his Brother. Par
XI."-This instalment is little tedi
| GUS. We know that Richard Ross is a
very selfish man, and would prefer q
little more action to an analysis of the
state of his mind, when so many recog-
nitions are about TO take place.
1.-The Abode of Snow. Part III. "-ThP
Valley of the Shadow OF Death is TIL
lifting name given to the valley of the
Sutlei, up which the narrative now leads
us. Snow peaks, precipitous slopes,
gorges thousands of feet deep, present
almost unsurm Ountable obstacles. The
paths are such only in name. Some
times the traveller is carried in dandy,
which consists of single bamboo nine
or ten feet long, with two pieces of car
pet slung to it. There are one or two
bearers at each end of the pole; and the
traveller rests on the carpet at right an
giles with the pole, a position which has
peculiar disadvantages in a narrow
pathway, having a wall of rock on one
side and precipice on the other. Some
times he rides on yak or wild OK, with
man pulling at nose-ring in front,
and another prodding it behind with All
alpenstock. Travelling on roads like
those here described would test the en-
Gurance even of All Alpine tourist.
The other articles are, "Prussian Mills
tary ManeuYels," by Captain Knollys,
ofthe Royal Artillery, who was present
at late review of the Empelor's Guard,
and comments on various tactical err
rOrs, and comes to the conclusion that
the English army has little to learn
from the Prussian; "Ancient Classics
Latin Literature" summary of the
characteristics of that literature, with
some notices of the principal writer's,
and With many interesting extracts; and
a review of Lord Dalling's Lite of Lord
Palmerston, in which the career of Lord
Palmerston is treate in a more friend
iy temper Than is usual with Tory re-
viewer.
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S. E. FISHER,

WATCH MAKER AND JEWELER,
Deals in Watches, Clocks, JeweIry, Spec
bles,
SILVER AND PLATED WARE, ETC.
20, Building, Columbia, Tenn,
All work done on short notice and war
rented TO give satisfaction. Oct23-llw
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re For Coal Oil Lamps the Head Light"
is nOn-explOSiVe, and is consequently the
best. We are supplying our customers con-
stantly with this oil, and would notify the
public that we offer for sale none other.
Nov 2D-iw, WILLIAMS 4 fowler,
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

There will Dee 20 mrggIuguI- .a.suaIGu-s OF
the Maury county An. Do. .rH 1.-Two Stock
society, held at On, CpurI-ruu.. Boo Column
Dla, ON Monday, the ..u IHE uf December.
1913. Besidcs clecturu LpHrI uI Directors.
otheE import1ui buaiueH VIII Boz. frausnrf,
ed. q E. AKIN
Noy. ~, 1874. secretary.
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Now Vacant and for Rent.
Wanted,

The Patten house on Garden ST., lately &C
cupied by Rev. Wellborn Mooney APRIL
to Mote Patten. noV27-u.
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NONRESIDENT NOTICE.
Martha w. Kennedy. ct al, VS.. James d.

Martha w. Kennedy, ct al, VS.. James d.
partee.
bill. which is sworn to, that James ID. Par
tee Is a nonresident of the state Of Tonnes
see, so that the ordinary process OF law can
not be served upon him: IL Is therefore or
dered by me that publication be made for
four consecutive weeks in the Herald ana
Mail, a newspaper published In the town oil
Columbia, Maury county, Tennessee, the
last of which shall be at least one week-be-
fore the next sitting of the Chancery court,
to be held in the town of Columbia, Diaury
county, Tennessee, on the 3D. Monday IN
Dec, 1874 requiring the said nOn-I esdent
then and there to appear, and To plead, an
swer or demur TO compliments bill, or the
same will be taken for confessed as 10 him
and set for hearing exparte.
Nov. 18th, 1874. ID. b. COOPER, c. NJ.
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Wheat Fan for Sale.

A"UnIversal Wheat Fam" the best that
is made, for sale. Apply to
VAUGHN & RARKLEY,
Sept. 25=tf, columbia, Tenn.
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A CHANGE IN BUSINESS.

/ From the folio wing notice il will be seen
that have formed a partnership with Mr..
Eugene Pillow, who, after the first prux.
will be associated with me in the Interest
of insurance. GEO. CIIILDRE,SS,
With much pleasure / announce TO my
friends that wave purchased of Mr.. Geo.
Childress, an interest In The Insurance
AgcHCH, of Columbia. Very respectfully,
EUGENE PILLOW.
We would very respectfully, call the at
tentiOn of our friends, who, by their liberal
patronage, have shown favor to this
Agency, and all who are or may be interest
ed in the protection Of life and property, to
the fact, that IL is ourdesire and intention
to promote and ADVANCE the cause OF in
surance in our b0mntUnitY representing as
we DO, the Oldest time tried and frc tested. ~
Corporations of Europe and America by
which we are enabled at qH J,n1es, % offer 10
the public the BEST indemnity at the
LOIoea rate commensurate with 80 tU 80;
and 10 this end, VIII ,,evots our hest
en nvsSess, grateful for past favors
~ ~ ,OIiciting the continuation of the
-,,Ine with the addition of all new business
Very Truly Yours,
CHILDRESS Il PILLOW, Agents.
Oct. Both 1874
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For Rent,

The dwelling house lately occupied by
Mr.. ComstoCk. Apply to
Dec. 1-tf. j.. W. PHILIPS.
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Agency,

Having been appointed by the County
Council Of Maury county, purchasing apd
selling agent Of Che Patrons of Hushandry,
this will notify Patrons of this and adloin-
give prompt attention to all orders, either
buying or Selling, B. A. ROGERS.
0fice-At J. NJ. Larklns & Co.
OIum0ia, May y, lS74.-tf
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t. GORDON,
IL ATTORNEY-AT-LA
and Public Administrator,
Nov. 20,if. Columbia, Tenn.
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Rsg- Several good secondhand buggies anC
harness tor sale. Apply to
Nov. 20-tl. AAAS Il DoDaoN.
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Bad Conduct of COIored Brother

IO'the EdttOTs o. lie Herald and KdW
A colOred man by the name of Frederick
Matthews, who has been formerly a local
preacher in the African Methodist Episco-
pal Church, and recently been teaching d
school in Maury county, Tenn, having
disgracefully treated his wife, and also him
self with the young ladies which attended
his school, and for fear of being punished
in the a. NJ. +. Church, he fed to the Mis-
siOnary Baptist Church of Columbia, Ten
neSSee. TIMOTHY BURTIN, Pastor.
l.. Nj. MERRY, Z. r.
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OLD RELIABLE
INSURANCE COMPANIES

North British and Mercantile, $Io,oco,o 900
North America, 30 yesrs Old, 100000
Phsnlx, Of Brooklyn, 100000
American Central, 100000
sls,soo 600
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We are greatly in need OF money, and
our friends indebted to us will please .
come forward and pay UP.
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These Companies have n.su well tIod,
and never found wanting.
JAMES n. B1ILEI,
at Eb>ALLss MyEWEN'-.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-05-02

=
P, J: sTEER Soy, q Pa; ave-, bet " sne sin
Sewing Aaehines, These are really the SIMPLEST
the sw1ftest, and highest running Of any lock-
stitch machines ever yet made. They have no
shuttle, and conseqnsntly they need no tension
az an on the under thread. -. - a i
j. KLRR, GD Pa ave-, Agent FOR HoveT new nm
proved sewinE Machines which have no equal.
slLVER PLATEHs, MT 81
RoBr!A. WATERMAN, 90 D. st., bet. sth and eth.
STAIN BBfIDERs. Gfs ESQ saVa
BRpsT PuHPHREY, stair Builders. cor. 9TH and
q streefs, near Patent Once. se q
STAMPING DEPOTs. f1 Is
MRS. zfPPREcHT, zoe iith %. Also, Dress-naktng.
sTAII0NERY, &c. !.
han Bank ststiopsry. &c. Q specially.
STEAM AID dAb TfTTEHs.
ALEX. 3. zHkRHfRp Co., hb Pa. sy:, bet. sth
and 10Th SITS. Bee Plumbers and ess Filters
TOBACCO AND CIGAR sToREs.
y WAsIASf, 8 H.gh st, etn., and ~ TN st.N' W.
JANIS ). Forals 4 Co.. zs 7.h a., nsx. 20 odd.
Feiiows' Hall, Fine Sole Leather and Dress
Trunks. YAllseA Travelling Bags.
l. UMBRELLA1, GAMES, &c,
CHAs, q. PkARci, i4S Pa. ave., bet. 18th A1sths
WM. RoeIRs, go l1th ST., near Penna. avenue.
WINES AND 1IopORs.
J. 8. HENAUIT soN, Importers, noe Z st. n. ".
WOOD AND COAL YARDS.
4, Epw CLARK Co., GO Louisiana avenue.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-05-02
PROPOSALS. FOR CONCRETE STONE,
L RUBBLE STONE, CEMENT AND SAND
! FOR THE UNITED sTATEs COURT
OFFICE OF eUFERlNTENpENT,

PH1LIDnLPafI, April q, iai.
ss.sd % 3 :, T Ss1 ;
and Post Once al Fhiisdsiphis Pa, AZ 900 cubic
more q Les. Of Granite es lite OF Other hard
Also, for 500 cubic yards more or less OF Bubble
suitable stone. Which Is FOUND, durable ind bond:
readily with cement or ordinary mortar and OF suf-
acient size 70 be elassed as one two and three msn
msr perpendicuisr 70 the bed; at least one quarter
Also, for 10. 100 barrels, more or less, Hydraulic
Cement, equal In quality and strength 70 the best
RS;endaie; each barrel must contain not less than
Also for 500 eg6is yards, more or less, clean,
samples Of each OF the above materials to be sub
Delivery viii Be made At such times and IN saeh
Susniitiss ss may be deemed necessary by the su-
Bidders may submit PROPOSAL, for one or Al Of
the items 81 sd os At ON snir Spon
form and be inclosed in c separate enselope.
All bids must be made on The printed form, 70 be
sscompsnisd 81 penal bond % I've IssPop S q
persons in the sum Of ope Thousand dollars MlooG
IA The e KIN
%Idgs: oietE q ne Xnitsd State: Court; q .se
District Attorney OF the district In "nien ne re-
Payment viii be made monthly, deductlng ten uo)
or al Dds it be deemed fOs me interest or the
TTsry bId must Be made on the printed form to be
obtained In this ONCE, and must conform IN every
respect TO the requirements Of this advertisement
s ssos
Bubble Stone, Cement or Sand, Gas Che case may
sp2s-Nt JOHN McARTHUR, in, super't.
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PR0PoSAES.
pRoPosALs FOR RATIoNs. asS ~
q; 4 n.s1s g, sSs.s

4
1ass.ssssSss i a.s1s gssssss
!, s,sse T. y va ~ Z: S Il,
jane nexk for farnishlpe fsfions to the United
AsrS,s q ses iSlleyls from ist
81 is . as7E:s,ss 1as5
t!ss;s s:sis;s,
kSSEf SSEasS bs; SsIiss4s....
bacon, OF one pound and fSar ounces Of salt Of
ss e s0
four ounces q Corn Meal; an4 o every one h.n-
toiiee, or eight pounds Roastsd for roasted and
sss 9sassi
Sss 'ssars; e ssf
Ike rations are to be delivered upon the order q
Beef either in bulk or by the single ration, Of good
vii" nsoi. sSSsi q
the PORK, No. !. Prime Mess Pork; ihe Flour known
q. Station e S ~ ss q
gar. good New Orleans or its equivAlsnt, and the
Beans vinegar, Candies, Soap, SAT-, &C., TO De OF
All subject 70 inspection 4. - Is -
sponsSy @a e eersssd nssi states
uict judge district attorney or collector, must &C.
ppPoposa vii Sc considered unless
MED by such Guarantee. Blank forms OF proposai
can be oet.insd application Of any OF the ma
Eeaspspefs authorized to pubiish the above win
send the per CONSUMING tne nrst nserhon 70 'is
1ss ta Se proposals for Raons
and addressed TO the undMsrIifiS glfaM a sLAoK
Major and Quarterlnaster, q. 8. Marine Corps.
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AUCTION SALES.
RrLATIMER& CLEARLY, Auctfoneers
- and Real Estate Brokers,
SOUTHWEST coznss Penn: sysnue md Elevenkh street,

11Eir Star Once Bnildlps. 80 7
uaatEE poS sE4 E
ITO, 1S wz4fE s FRsuA24Ei o sf 8AAAE;
S$SS SSs8E qSsp ESSS sES > q
BIZ ase tsA Spine 9gs4.
Dlssisi Golqps!s g.sssd a salitS sxa:s No.
PuBLIG- AUCTION 90 the highest bidder. on d,
!. h sa soa asso T.
pEsnises hsreinafsss Described, lying lna being
esams ii ab.s p 1ss
@ eround begnning sts point distant seventy -four
y Msssi ssrsst on tss q @ss ss
% sss sss 1s n q
street fOrsy,sigst 81 sst thence soes6.rIy R.s.L
four tSs] tees 70 The north Inns OF Vrs,nis avsnss
thence s the lime q sc 70 e.
line OF Wsshiaston STREET, thence northsrly b. md
with the west line Of Washlagton erect forty.
va ssass ainosy-ssss rs, sss; iAsncs
northeriy parallel 70 Washington street eighty
rsss nsRss ssss: tSes aerSey one
hundred QoD feet TO The point OF 6eSinnins.
I. ne psss
tant sixty (eol beet, messured norfhHest.srdly
sa line Inc y 81 shes
north westwaraly sixty.eishs t9 feet, thence run.
@ sSs s !sss g ssssas e
hundred and iOrty-fOar d) feet 20 the point Of be-
ixmsdisiely amer the above saiss We will seli on
the premises Hereinafter described all that piece
q 3 gS,as on nj
sssted y ne south boundary line Of ne Ghsss-
s sa:s Inn s 81
street eighty 90 fest; thenee east parallel Win
ana % s aTs e
the Srisinsl plan n n. city Of thence
soSts Line % ths Point e Of
ming on ne east line Of Jefferson street, i've hun
We :onsS bon .Ss :ssses.ss an.sssssi.ea s- q
ritdgs md yessrsS 1 sttss , rgnning thence
one hundred ana i've os} fse a ten and half i cxS
Sy a. md IA eas
Line ffty y,5ol feet; thence west ons hundred and
Of Beginning Being the so1sh bfsy eaSfsss SSSios
slxty-three ls3) By depth thereof on the plan or
II os Ud S SiaR al he improvements, rights,
privileges, wstsr courses, water front and appur.
ssnancss 70 sne SAID several pieces or parcels OF
Ts1%. s. :sIs third % purchase money
S% MA .g II an plRd
ss to Se sppfovsd By he trustees, or he Whole Or
siis
win be retained on the property sold and no deed
S WI Be giysn until all the purchase money shaii
An eonTeyancing at cost Of the purchaser or pur-
g : :sis ..sR6 e az: .ss "a sSs
sS ens Hdepo b SSsSnfsd OF on ssah
piece Of properly Ehsn sold; Wv,
WILLS WInEfai P :. MILLER, Trustees.
LAr1MER CLAY,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-05-02
RYTHpMAs Z. wAGsAMAN,

:. By virtue Of . deed Of trust from James T. Pike
and wife to the undersigned, dated January I, 1672
and recorded In the Land records for Washington
county, in the district OF Columble, In Liber No.
the parties thereby secured, hoidinFa note overdue
appegnp1,d We III, On IHgRsDAY ne i 81 da,y
& puSe suction, In fSont Of ne premises, 70 The
Washinstpn city n the pistrist % eolunb,s that
rscOrdsd nSdyoa n soGsle N numSerea
three hundred sldtwslys tSIi,1 improved By Dc.
Terms Of ssis y tie ds.a of trust are
trust unpaid, togsthef with the Expenses OF sale In
es.h, estlmated Q b about ~ Ind the feiidue
1ss q ths SSis,,sHs . nsfs.s S ne
BssRs va Sc rsGuifsS % " re bYS, and
ne terms 81 are not Compiled viii IN one week
s0 Ts.s Sc z ma en- y q
uiting purihaier 81 any time thereafter after ten
a''' n''ss ~ S 1asssSSEEafERst0ss. Trustees.
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