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Connecticut western news., 1875-05-28
SUMMARY OF NEWS.

a Items or Interest from Home and Abroad.
 Tho Nasjona, 1sepu6ltcan of Washington publishes an apparently authoritative article in praise of Secretary Fish, and imtimating that he will retire at the close of the fiscal year, when he will be succeeded by Judge Pierrepont. Two Leavenworth (Kan.) editors Colonel D. K. Anthony of the Times, and who is postmaster, and William Embry of the AppeuLrnet on the stairway of the opera house, when the colonel asked Embry if he wished to see him. Embry replied: " Just as you gay, Col. Anthony; if you wish to see me we will go down stairs" The colonel then stepped up one step, and Embry said ''No, you don't shoot me in the back" and stepped up by his side. Colonel Anthony then struck Embry severe blow on the upper lip, when three shots were fired by Embry, two of which took effect in Col. Anthony's breast and will prove fatal. ... ..The grand jury of the District of Columbia has presented an indictment of perjury against Wm. s. King for swearing that he never received money in connection with Pacific Mail legislation z. A colored man named Peter Brown, who escaped after mur- dering his wife in the vicinity of St. Louis about two weeks since, has been captured. He says he quarreled with his wife, struck her on the head twice with club, killing her, wrapped the body in 8 sack laden with rocks, and threw it into the Missouri river ...... daughter of Carl Jager, ot Hoboken, N. J., was married in opposition to her father, who the next day, after warm words, assaulted her. His sorrow was so great subsequently, that he took poison, from the effects of which he died. Two months before his wife committed suicide by taking poison. She repented of the act before she expired, and begged doctor to save her life, but he was unable to. do 30 :. A fire at the Millennial camp meeting grounds, near Hebron Mass, destroyed nine cottages, with residence and barn .. s!t Weston, the pedes- trian, walked one hundred miles without stop ping ... :. Later advices swell the number of lives lost on the steamer Cadiz to sixty-two. The Cadiz was out of her course in consequence of misreekoning of her captain. She struck rock and sank almost immediately :. :. The Rev. Dr. Geo. Webber, of Kent Hill, Me-, committed suicide by hanging. E |" '''l '' ..>t
 President Grant has sent 8 letter of con gratulatlon to the President of the republic of Honduras on his election. ... The American Tract Society received $652, 2.s5 last year
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N '. N. U.-No. 21
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DkoPOsALs FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES

DETOT QrARTFRNASTFR-~ OFFICE
- y lkARn II, Philadelphia. APRIL s, IS75
SEALhp fkOPOS AIS, IN DUPLICATE, with
1'oP 81 thl+ sdseTti-ement attached to each. will
y received az this Office until noon MY oE ISIS
Ii trri>h ng the tied States Ouartr nlSt.r,s ~
pttn.ent with The following named articles viz.
- hIiuTtn Dress Caps. 500 Campaign Hats
3 ~ forsC taTu and Gov erz Isi TD pairs " 49,.
IaiT, Boots rtsu pairs ShOas, IS WOoleD glank
ri>- 3t-. Talr- - O'len Mitteu-, 7tsi " all Tents
NiIt,ut h,'sr -'s- g mnOn Tents, go dozen Scrnb-
I'D BIi-ie> 20 ~ yards 8 sky blue har-ey 3lsy-
- ane1 10th various colors 3OGsO ward grey
tNuIed shlftI1G FLANNEL. 5Osg yarfs cnnr.i 1,ftO1
=, 1iS Sls' H-lmets- Horse Hair Plurnes Cords and
bsh'i-' Iop Fi'ce- and Plume Sockets. "a oIas
snits ana klnC-- ard Side Buttons for Helmets.
f,mrnn-. " taliC Dress and Forage Can Orns,
En-Bt-- trr-Ccuts for Coats Irou BU.L- Az ILL.,
Drum Cord- Black Silesie. BLACK IA dino 1'apv..
tsJiing, Back Italian Cloth, Cotton Ml,ldin,
Spcti cotton, Sewing Silk SILK Twist Braid AM oil
Oi var Gus SclgrS, 10 Buttons. Hooks AMI Eye
81 AEIl-i e- VII D. euhIrct 10 "A rigid u-psction
-pec hcati"u- viii b. insisted up1u AMI fb,f NO arr
i'I- INFERIOR 20 the standard Wilt BE- acc ped.
- ttcNrr firHt reserves the right 10 raIncf any
- al bhs BIZ are requested for tho delivery If
II - ueie, ~ Phllafeiphs, JefieTsOnFille, Ind
preference will be- CIV en- 10 articles of do,,ast,
production and manufacture, Conditions Gf prica
ana gta!itF h.ing e4ual. and such preference will De
EiNch 70 Articles OF AReriCan Production anil mann
t3cure produced on the Pacific coast. 10 tn. extent
81 We Schslnp tOn required By the public serv ice
All asicles which 10 be used in the States and
territories - the Pacific coast " IN L. received AMI
snsPected a. san Francisco. Cal.
r"f tnicTniatlon IN detail apply al this Office.
@. 1--WE. Prs e,Itainhg proposals., e. he endorsed
'be gnder.iEned. RUFJS SAXTON
@fA-- otshaS - o. Deputy u. NJ General
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~ \ bridal veil Just invented by RusSia,
gives the bride Tie appearance OF an angel.
wings and all.
~ BY an explosion at the Hazariyille. Ct,
powder works yesterday. Moses E,ia "a
John Lewere and George Richards were ia
stantly killed.
Al spiritual seance in Paris istety.
the spirit of Cartouche. the famous thief was
called up and came 80 practically that near
~ every one present sribsc uently missed q
watch or purse.
NJ There are now in the French arm.
HJ~" horses. il the same army were pat Iu
active service ia would require - .G90 horses.
Hence the importance Of that German te-
cree IN relation 10 horses.
SDelegates left Ottumwa, Canaia, yes-
terday Tor Philadelphia. Ia make arrsugs-
lnents Tor representation OF Canadian intG>-
tries at the centennial
r(The New York board OF underwriters
has elected Edward W. CrOwell 9re~ ideuf
10. y. Head vice-prcsident, and W. " Hen
shaw secretary.
"UpOn the death OF her husband 20.
lady married his brother, and when friend
saw The portrait OF thc first husband ia the
house he said, lis this "a member OF your
family 1T Il my poor broth"r-in law
She said.
AZ The mountains i'm tlc vicinity OF Mauris
Chunk, Pa, have been on fire several days
The fire was started by malicious persons
and reward il Offered FOR their apprrh-s.-
sion by the odd Leligh coal and nav gatioa
company. who own nearly all the woodland
In that region.
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PROPOSALS FOR FUEL

- V A~HtNGTpN, u. O., MAJ IST5
>ENLEp PROPOSALS. In duplicate, with a cow
~ ltI- rrtt-ca-nt attached will b. receivei ~
ms che uEril L clock NJ, June I. ISIS at which
pace 400 TIME by viii be opened in the pres nee
81 tiider>r = deliver required. during the fsraI
N't ctniirT'lng July l. l~1. nj the various Offices
5'l' utnrrrs Quarters Ia the District OF Columbia
all al oTt hlp1IC, Virginia. about r mr. bundrej
C',Eu~ 81 fiilr W o'd, sawed and split ana in th,
-h5 s. ioUr hundred fnal cords of UAS Wool sawed
a1d Put an ~ the stick and twenty five hundred
Zstaf tDH- - Anthracite Coal. White Ash Red Ash
~ u sen alley - size may B. called for, FIRE
rom sif' Gust ct dirt ami TO weigh 22fn pounds to
N ION, And about nfty 81 tons Of Bituminous
lump cal All the Wood and Coal L. 10 ~ fir~t.
"a, ID, rch-tiahlr quality. Zach bill should he
'Yi.i. irrirrrucr viii be given T. articles of
Ih- lcwc-; aggr,gat. bid FIR Wool or Coal oI
tnth! Vii hs- .Hf-Ttain'd Te Government r-r. p
an right 2" REJECT any ~ al bii-
Proposals should b. marked Pr,p.saI. f,r
= .. and adir-sS.-f To- the uadcrsirned
N4' l!I'im alton furnished on appiiCai ion nj thi
Sh'r- WN. MYERS
hifffNN- Depot UHarterrpaSttr
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y SEVERT Loss FOR AN ArrHoREsS-
Mr.. 81. John Eckcl'S residence ia Iffci.
Held county, tonn.. was burned GA SUNDAY
night 10 The ground. She aud her young
daughter narrowly escaped With their lives
The hOuSt was stored with valuable paint
ings and furniture, aud souvenirs from bHs
friends abroad, all Of which were lost Inc
NeStmentS and vessels of the little Cathoiis
church which she hal buili near her hous.
were also destroyed. She estimates her loss
al S20Na. Mrs. Eciel il known a. th. au-
Thor ui Maria Monks daughter" She - %
this CITY pcnniieSS-N D >lf,i Iafh
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COMFORT FOR THE BALD.-Bsid- hes Tea
men are only living a little IN advance %
their time. According 10 Darwin, W. are ia
debttu tO our risky ancestor. Ia" ape. Tor
our hair. and men with long besnis ant pTs
life ScalpS have no reason To feel thai they
are particularly superior to their less love,s
fellow men. IL may Toe extinction to Ia
barber business, and blow 10 human vanity
bat the coming man is 10 De bald headed
81. LoaiA Dcnan,rnf.
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BOWMAN * GREEN,
- Real Estate Brokers and Auctioneerz

AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON TIE NORTH SIDE OF ID
ssTnREETf ,BETWEEk lsT AND 2D STREETS
NuRTHM EST, CONSISTING OF A NICE
IWQ.Sr0RY BRICk DWELLING HOUSE
Ne. ) II STREET NORTHN
fs On THURSDAY EVENING, NAV 10Th
Iii 1875. commencing at O'Clock p M, we will
of.r for sale, in front of tho premises that very
valuable two story brick dwelling house, No. II )
street nor NV est. being lot No. in Kibby sub
Oh lsion Of square No. 81 This will be rare OPP
comfortable house, in the heart of the city and on
line OF street railroad.
Terms of sale: $500 Of the money can remain on
mortgages - ten per cent. per anuum, payable
semi annually. OF the balance. one half will be
required in cash, and the balance in six aud twelve
months. OF t." whole will be received in cash
Title qua ant"d perfect. III terms Of sale are not
sold at cost of dcfaultiug purchaser. $50 down at
sale.
myl7 dts BOWMAN & GREEN Aucts
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PROFITS or SHEEP RAISING IN VIRGIN
IA-Col. =. =. Bradfords flock ofsre Meri no..
yielded him this season, - pounds (net, %
unwaShed wool. which he recently shipped &,
New York for sale. Last week MIR Frank
Stearns. OF tins county. shipped ear load o.
lambs 10 New York. which melted him ..
apiece l'7pcT Id.l TSmes
And yet many Nirginisns prefer u rt,,s
dogs
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Proposals for Forage and straw.

MA~H1NGTUN. y. e. MAJ l. re-
>htLkD FBpPOS Is in duplicate, subyect 10
III u~tl conditions. will be ~ ed AZ this ofc,
tiii y Ct"Cs noon, June ]. l--5, at which Mace
and tlzRe tiry will b. np.rel in tb. nr.s1Tc =, 20
Der t'r csSeTy during the fiscal year cuirn,encnr
5UIy ). lN5 AMI ending June ~, I~76. of ali the
Com Oats. Hay. and Rye straw r,anirJ =, H. ~,
iIns c.fIa!1 AID officers quarters in this CitV and
., reeiioNl. H. c. Soldiers Home, d & and Fort
and al bid. ~ i'S-'' any
Ayrsiererice will b. given To articles os domestic
prediction " N'-'''''i
fTlufed circulars. stating the Kind and estimated
CE1u'ltles required at each post or place and iyi,
Ei i-iIuctions a. to the manner Of hid ling condi
tors % be observed by bidder. aud terms of cSn
ict snd payment, will be furnished "a application
ffNpo-sl> should b marked - PROPOSES for Fer
Sc sfd StriT, at Washington, u L.. - and al
sif--~fd - IT,. undersigned A ia
myl> 81 Nm MYERS Depof Duart.rr,,z,ar
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DESPERATION o. AN lNpIAN pRI<oNFR
One oi the Indian prisoners now beinS takea
10 Their Florida prison yesterday morn,ne
succeeded ~ getting hold a: n knife. vita
which he stabbed two soldiers aud thea HIM
self while the train WAS at Madison station
near nashville. torporal Allen aud Private
HennoSSy, OF company h. eth nitei
STATES infantry, who were stabbed were
together with the wOuld-be assassin con
NeNed To AShe Barracks, aud placed in tite
hospital. Private Heune>>y was able 60 pro -
ceed on bis journey In the afternoon. Tor
poral Aliens wounds are considered danksr
Gus The Indian - much improved ani 10
IL believed will recover. H. i anNi0I> t.,
some one 10 shoot him or cut his throat
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LUMBER. &c.
LUMBER

LUMBER. LUMBER!
GREAT RED UCTTON IN PRTCESy
~ Parties IN want Of LUMBER will 10 veil tn call AZ
SEph6h III JOHNSON LUMBER YARD cor
following low prices " '0
NJ hiie Pine siding, dressed, s. per 100 feet
- bite Pine dressed. $3.50 per 10 feet
last. Shore Dressed Flooring, So ~ per 10 r,
GLOW Pine Boards. JOi-t and scantlinc 20 per
~ freti lsth= Shingles and Palings AMI All other
elhis Of Building Materials at greatly reduced
'lttes. mays I'm"
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DIEB.

COOLIDGE. Onthe morning Of the 9th inst
Miss AIRY =. ioVLI1t. Ia the 10Th year 81 her ass
Her friends and thc friends Of tbs family are ia
Aited 10 att,nd her funeral from the house q Prsf
faruall. ll3 West street, Ge0rget1Rn. Oh SATURDAY.
afternoon az clock. q
CLARKE Onthe 2Oth instant. THoNAs CLARA.
aged years, Ion Of Michael and Catharine Clarke
Relatives and friends II the family respect
fully Requested To attend his funeral from 2lst street
between street and Massachusetts syenue. "a
Friday at o clock .. m.
FOX. May l9th, Cf a lingering aud painful az
hess, jazz, only ION - Rev. J. and NJ -. L..
FoN. i'm the 10Th year q hi, ace
Funeral service AZ the house AZ ] o'ciock .. M
Saturday.
LANCASHIRE. On Weduesday morning, Ma
lTh, ISIS. az 81 O'Clock. Mrs. fATH.KINE Ian
CASTER. ia the slst year Of her age.
Relatives and friends OF the family ar. respAci-
fully invited e. attend her funeral Friday ssrnes.
at O'Clock. from Union lsethel ChuTC "a, M street
between 18th and 10th streets
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ACRCEL MURDER IN NORTH CAROLINA
rn saturday last. uinctceu miles from Con
cord, m Rowan county. y. &. n man nam II
Mesimcr numbered his motlssr-ln- law lais
named licilig. 10y knocking her Ia the head
with an az. He then threw her ia n well
Tue nlHniert~t woman Wa seventy year
otd. No cause - given Tor the horri DE de>i
Two men succeeded Ia capturing the mar
derer while stealing e horsc 10 make he
tN'sle, but nc got away ana has not heeu
seen since. There = great excitement Ia ga.
hcsnborhood. aud everybody l. On tue siert
Tor MeAimcr. No doubts arr entertained q.
20 hi> capture. a. IT, - easily rcCosnt rea
having club fCpt. 4 -ewapi of NNe hun-
drCd dol -ars has been Offered hy The relatives
Oi the mnrlerei woman lnr hIs cnIfnre
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PROPOSALS.

NJ sst.rxAT 80 IL y, .IC.'

i-itf sAAhI-kNAsTERS OFFICE,
Ash " To>. II G. May IS-5
MALI PEpPc> Il, IN duplicaie. vsiIl be re-
t-i'tj ~ fti- Office until O'clock NJ. June ,
80 =, Vh.rh pace and time thsy " iII te orsnsl in
~ trsrce - bidder. for the performances of the
u@liy tranSDvTfs.iun ~erNice~ by water betNu This
tiis S1d For-s fonte AMI Wa shingtoa, MI which
sisy o feIrircd BY this Department during the
seal year sriiug June -. l~TS
Bidders 80 the price De- M n and the p-ic
-, no s!-n the rate per diem which they will
edlIJ ne Ess--uzcr> aud stores. EsC bid must be
a On led - guarantee Of Tr-p1f<ihl. pr
SNocrftd. ''
nc ri2ht l. reserved to reject any anil all biI-
Proposals -!irCti be marked Pr pNzal- tor alter
ttbSge riati,n and addressed 10 the und-r~ieuef
Nh iurtheT affirmation desired will be Furnished
ou app!i, alton 10 this Office
MYERS DeD.+ Ora
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AN TN-ENoCH AgDFNI~H SWEDISH
SAILOR. named Albert Rosenberg. returned
10 New York from sea a week ago, and lind
ing lis black-eycd Susan married 10 anOth sr
w0ui.,.t5 her severely Yesterday with n pis-
tol. and unSucceSSfully atfem pied 10 suicide.
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MASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer
w (Successor TO Green & Williams, Aucts.,I
No 1901, northwest corner Of 10th and d streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL Es-
TTnI,TE IN THE EASTERN PART OF THE

- BY virtue of a deed Of trust, dated September
Ii 4th A. ID. 1873, and duly recorded in Liber No
IL, folio 4ji ct sea- of the land records for the
District OF Columbia, shall sell at public auction
In front of the premises, on WEDNESDAY, the
goth day Of May at o'clock p. m, Lot No. 30, in
square 50 bounded as follows: Beginning for the
No. 29, running thence west one hundred and ten
feet, thence south twenty four feet one and half
north twenty four feet and half inches, 70 the
place 81 beginning This property is improved by a
two story Frame House with back building stable
IN rear, fronting on It'll street east, between and
q sts- south. Navy Yard
Terms One third cash; balance in six and twelve
months, for notes bearing interest and secured by a
deed OF Trust on the premises sold and ii the terms
are not complied with within five days from day of
sale, the trustee reserves the right to resell the
risk and cost of the defauiiing purchaser. Convey
anoing, &c, at purchaser cost g 100 down at time
of sale. & A. III MARKS liz Trustee
maya eO6ds WASH Ii. WILLIAMS, Auct
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u Ii. WARNEI,
ID. Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer.
Federal Buildings, corner 9TH and 4 SITS northwest


Federal Buildings, corner 9TH and sts. northwest
GUARDIAN SALE OF REAL ESTATE
- BY virtue II an order of the supreme Court
OF the District OF Column bia, holding a court for
" probate business, passed ON the Sth day of NAV.
$50, and approved by the said urt, holding an
Equity Court by decree entered on the l2h Il sal
month, in Aid year, sSall offer az public sale al
the premises 10 the highest bidder on SATCRD AY,
MaY gid, lSl5. all the interest title aud estate Of
sarah klZabeth Cro>>. orpha of Joseph Cross, de-
cessed in and To the folio giDg three several pieces
add lots OF land y ing in the CITY Of y Arlington and
Of lot No l. III square No ssh beginning for the - IA
part Of said lot ar point "a street west 100 feet
from the sCnthsa>t corner of said square and ruu-
ming thence Eorth the line OF said street L. fst
ard inehe.i thence west at right angles 50 feet
the nee south IL feet snd InS hos: thence east ~ feet
TO the place % beginning. And Immediately there
sitter part of said lot No l. in said square No 81
beginning for tke said part last nti0ned at 4 point
on said I'd street, ll9 feet and inches from the
southeast corner OF said square. aud running theme
north il feet aud inches; thence west at righr
angle 20 feet thence south Il feet and inches: east
20 feet to the place of beginning. Aud at clock
In the east half Of lot No. p, i'm square 693
Terms: One third cash on each parcel: tn reSidur
of the purchase money in two ei ual instanent, al
and l. months. with interest the purchaser 70 Ak
deed and execute and deliver proni>s0ry notes and
deed OF trust To secure the same the premises 4
cepost Of ~ each lot required AT the fall Of the
hammer, and If the sale is not implied with In five
days the property 10 by r-od al the risk aud cost f
the purchaser. JOHANNA CROSS.
Guardian OF Sarah Elizabeth Gross.
n. II. CLEARLY, Salesman.
mayl9-d6ds LRep. on day 81 sale
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III ZIMMERMAN SON,
II. Auction and Commission Merchants,

TRIsIEES SALE or VALUABLE IMPROVED
Err ~ M $500 prr pS sOlTH SIDE OF. A
NORTHEAST, CONSISTING OF A TWO
STORY BilICK DWELLING
- BIZ virtue OF a deed Of trust bearing date April
= 18th, A. ID. iS14. and duly recorded IN liber No.
l50 folio so ore Of the land records for the Dis
trict OF Columbia. and al request of the party Sc
cured thereby will sell at public auction in front
81 me premises T. the highest bidder, on sATUR.
DAf MAJ 22, A. ID. ISIS, at $50 o'clock D. m all
that certain lot piece of ground in the city of
Washington IN said District and snown as lot let
tered and marked "a" in subdivision of lot ettered
and mar ed - OF VIM II. Phillip subdi .ision Of
lots to IL inclusive in sIusre numbered eight hun
dred and sixteen ol6), saving and r.servug an alley
OF from the rear II said lot - >, for thu in n
mon OF said lot ~ and also lots IT aud G." in said
sqmare, together with the i'm . toYements thereon
Terms OF sale $50, with interest at ten Der cent.
from october fh- l.Ti and expenses of sale in cash
81 Mhlch ITO must be paid at time of sale, and the
balance at six, twelve, and eighteen months for
which the notes Of purchaser bearing interest from
day OF sale and secured by deed of trust proper
y sold shall be tahea. Conyeyancing and record
ing at purchasers cost. II terms of sale are not
com Pile with in six days after sale the Trustee re-
serves the right TO resell at risk and cost of default
ing purchaser. WIN. Y. BOLTZMAN. Trustee
may2 NJ. q. LUTrkELL. Salesman
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TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE TWO.
STORY FRAME DWELLING ON EAST SIDE
OF SINTH STREET, BETWEEN ) AND
BOUNDARY NORTHWEST
80 By yirtnc OF deed Of trust to us, dsted Ocfa-
III Der Il. 1870 and duIy recorded in Liber No.
62 folio 2o5, one of the land records for the Dis
trict Of Columbia, snd at the request Of the party
secured thereby, We viii sell a, public auction in
front of the premises. on SATURDAY, June ;, A d
ISIS, at clock r. the following described real
estate situate in the CITY 81 Washington District Of
Columbia, t. Wit: Re rg lot numbered eleven, 1ID
OF the recorded subdivision Of NUMBERED four
hundred aud seventy five. ;7j,D and fronting tWeu
IT, five % feet 6il street 10y depth Of eighty
eight - feet SIX 90 inches. 10 nice - feet alley
Terms Of sale: One third cash: balance in SIX
twelve and eighteen months, vi,h interest ~ the
rate OF eight per cent per annum to he secured bE
decd Of trust on said property All c5nveyancing
81 cost Of the purchaser. Sls' down dsy OF sd
~ terms 81 sale are II complied with ia days
from day Of sale the Trustees reserve The right TO r
sell the property at the risk and cost Of the default
ing purchaser after fiyc davs' advertisement.
FRED. ". JONES, Sr.
JOSEPH II EDISON. iru't''s.
may eoAds T.. J. SWEET. Auct.
Washington Tril,uua