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A Portland Schooner Sunk.

Especial to the PresS.]
RoCKLAND, Aug. 21.-Schooner Ph9n of
Portland, bound to Bangor, with coal for PORT
land, Bangor & Machas Steamboat Company,
was run into and sunk by steamer Cambridge
this afternoon, near Winterport Crew saved.
ITO the Associated Press.l
District CampmeetinY.
BIDDEFoRD, Aug. N.-The Methodist District
Camp-meeting commenced today at Old Or
chard Beach. A larger number Of tents and
cottages will be occupied than ever before, the
managers think. The first service was held in
doors this evening, Rev. 1. Luce. Presiding FL
der, conducting the services. The weeks pro.
gramme has not been made up, but it is an.
nounced that Bishop Haven will preach Friday.
1t is so cool at the Beach that large numbers
are leaving all the hotels
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MATTERS IN MAINE.
Rally at Lewiston.
Speeches by Governor COnnor and
Col. IngersOEl.

LEWISTON, Aug. 2l.-Tonight at least 5000
people assembled at City Hall to listen to Gov.
Conner and Hon. Robert G. Ingersoll of lii
nos. People had come twenty and thirty miles
to hear Senator Blaine, and were greatly dis
appointed that he was prevented from being
present. The hall was filed and hundreds
could not enter. Johnson's Band and the Glee
Club furnished the mnsic. Gov. Conner after
brief address gave way to Mr.. Ingersoll
whose speech asGlistenedito with intense in.
terest,
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MINOR TELEGRAms.

Frosts are reported at Port Jarvis, N. Y, and
Milford, Pa, Sunday night
Lowell last night elected delegation to the
State Convention supposed to favor the re-nom-
nation of GOV. Rice
Owing to the illness of Secretary Morrill, yes
terday he was not at the Treasury Department.
and negotiations for placing the Al per cent.
loan were temporarily suspended.
Hon. Stanley Matthews has accepted the
nomination for Congress recently rendered him
BY the Republicans of the Second district of
Ohio.
and Dayton, and the Dayton short line rail-
roads held meeting yesterday, having in view
the union of the two roads.
Hitler Page, negro known as the Chester
field fire fiend, and under a sentence of death,
made an unsuccessful attempt to escape from
jail at Richmond yesterday.
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PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 21.-Rutherford B.
Hayes has resigned his membership on the
state board of Centennial Commissioners and
Gen. Buckland is named for the place.
Paid admissions to the exhibition to-day were
28,27.
This evening large number of knights of
Pythias arrived in town to participate in the
grand demonstration Tomorrow. Five humid
red Knights arrived in a body from Baltimore
MASSACHUSETTS.
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A Swimming Match at st. Louis

ST.. LOUIS, Aug 21-A swimming match for
5000 side, between Frank Prince of St Louis,
and Tom Sutcliffe of England has taken place
contestants and large party to point ten
miles above the city, where the swimmers en-
tered the water and swan down to the bridge.
Prince was victor in one hour and forty min
utes. Sutcliffe was two minutes behind. The
contest was very close throughout, and excited
much interest. great 1crowds being assembled
along the !evee and on the bridge.
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GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON, Aug. 81 -Dsrael has issued a
farewell address to his constituents the electors
of Buckinghamshire, by whom be has been re-
turned to the House of Commons continuously
since 1847 He says: Throughout my pu bile
life have aimed at two CHIEF results. Not in
sensible to the principle of progress have en-
deavored to reconcile the change with that re-
skect for tradition which is one of the main
elements of our social strength. In intern al
affairs 1 have endeavered to develope and
strengthen the empire, benevIng that the com
bina:iOn of achievement and responsibility ele-
Yates the character and condition of the peo-
ple'
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Portland Wholesale Market.

MONDAY. August 21.-Sugars are very strong to-
day at 12c for granulated and II for Extra c. Lard
is lower and kegs and terces quoted at 124 q 1885,
and pals at lac. Pork is also lower and is quoted
% 80 for clear and "a so for backs Flour steady
and unchanged. Corn is in good demand at 81 @
CSC.
FREIGHTS A S Pennell from Buenos
Ayres TO Portland with salt at Sc. Schr Congress
hence to Philadelphia with iron $1.1O. Schr Mathew
Kenney hence to New York $1.l2i. Sehr R Tay,
Kennebec to New York with ice $1.OO and towage.
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Terriac Storm in Wes1ern nIis.ouri.

LEAvENwoRTH, Aug. 2l-A terrible wind
and rain storm passed over portion of wes-
tern Missouri. especially along the Chicago and
Rock Island Railroad on Saturday evening. At
Edgartown depot several houses and Shops
We're destroyed, and several of the occupants
injured Several bridges were badly damaged.
Large trees were uprooted or twisted off and
the crops, especially corn, laid fiat on the
ground. The damage within about 80 miles
square is estimated at over 100000
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Libernte the Impurities of the system.

This can easily be done through the Instrumental
ty OF the searching blood depurent and Alternative
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, which incites those
scavengers of the body the kidneys and the bowels
to vigorous action. The first named organs secrete
impurities such exist-from the blood, which
would otherwise poison it, and it is the Office of the
bowels to carry off the useless portions Of the food
rejected during the process of digestion, and which
if retained interfere with digestion and bilious
secretion. Rheumatism and govt, both products of
acid elements in the circulation, are remedied BY
the Btters, which will likewise be found a prompt
though gentle cathartic. Both kidneys and bowels
invgorated. well as stimulated by this famous
medicine, which possesses tonic properties of the
highest order.
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Daily Domestic Receipts.

BY GRAND TRUNK RAILRoAD-Rockand Co 5
cars corn, Kensell q Tabor do corn, ,eveus Brs
flour, Kensell & Tabor do bran, Waldron s. True
do do G FL True do meal j Rose 1 do horses, P
Soule do do; Portland 8 cars lumber, IL do sun
do -four. do oats; st John N do flour; connect
ing roads, cars corn, l do oats, 1 do bran, do
wood. Q do lumber, do flour, 6 do bark, do clap
boards, Q do posts, 2 do sundries.
By water conveyance 1000 bush cornmeal to g.
W. True 81 Co.
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CHARLESTON, Au. 21.-Gov. Chamberlin has
issued proclamation regarding the threatened
effort of the negro, Whipper, to take posses
son of the Charleston judgeship by force. The
Governor says: Any such attempt by W. j.
Whipper and those who may AID and abet him
will be regarded and treated by me not only ss
an unlawful and rotous disturbance of the
public peace, but also as an outrage on jndcial
authority not to be tolerated in civilized
state" He warns the law officers to oppose
ly, and says that if they fail to do so he will act
at once and organize sufficient force of the
state cOnstabulary under his ownfdirection and
control to support the authority of the rightful
judge
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The Chess Tournament.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. N--The chess tourna-
mason played their seventh games. The
latter won. Judd and Were PLAYED one game.
the latter winning. Bird won two games from
Roberts and Barbour and lost game to DAY.
ldson. Mason is still ahead with Davidson a
good second and Bird third.
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LONDON, Aug. 21-12.3O P. M.-American securi-
ties-Unted States bonds $685. 1865, old, 1851 new
fves 1919; Erie, 1871.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 21-12.3O P. M-Cotton market
quiet and unchanged; Middling uplands at Id; do
Orleans at 64d 81 Vas of 200 bales, including 1000
bales for speculation and export receipts 1900 bales
of which 1000 bales were American.
FRANKFORT, August 2l.-United States bonds,
new SIS, 1U33.
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Ute Deserters,

CHEYENNE, Aug. 21.-All but q of the U ties
who left Fort Fetterman after having been
toasted and armed and having INDUCED in
numerous war dances, deserted at Cheyenne
river on Friday last taking with them the
arms which were furnished them to fight the
Sioux with.
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THE INDIANS,

The Fore es of Gems. Crook and Terry
United.
New YORK, Aug 21.-A despatch from
Rosebud Greed, dated the 18th, confirms the
report of the union oil Gen Terry's and Gen.
Crooks forces. The day previous traces Of
Indian camps were found and also their trails.
showing that they had left for the north, leay
ing every thing in flames. and it is believed that
their ponies are nearly starved. The force was
to move on the 9th, inst, on the rear of the
Sioux, taking four days rations, but there was
great uncertainty about the Indians, and it was
impossible to conjecture when there would be
fubr
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The Irish Rifle Tenn.

America has been completed by the addition Of
Mr. Ward, a gentleman who has been reported
TO De tine shot. Gen. Shaler's offer of hospi-
tailty has been made public and is thoroughly
appreciated.
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MARRIED..

In Gorham, Aug. 10, by Rev. j. Colby, Hiram W.
Woodman and Miss Marguerite Wilson, all OF Cor
ham.
In Bowdoinham, Aug. 10, John II. A. Williams
and Miss Ann Eabb.
In Pittsfeld, July 8, W. P. Hemenway and Miss
Emile l. Bennett.
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NEWS,
PORT OF PORTLAND.
Monday, August 81,

Monday, August 81.
ARRIVED.
Steamer New York, Winchester, Boston for East
port and st John. NIB.
Sch Stearns, Trip. Boston, to load for Bangor
Sch Gypsy, Munroe, Deer lse-canned lobster to
Portland Packing Co.
Sch Queen Of the West, Barker, with 175 bbs
mackerel.
Schs Lady Woodbury., Woodbury.. with $50 bbls
mackerel; Craig Craig, 200 do.
CLEARED.
Steamship Eleanora, johnson, New York-Henry
Fox.
Barque Adeline Adams Colburn, New Orleans
D w Clark e. Co.
Sch Allie Burnham, Baxter, New York-N o Cram
. Sch Portland, l(Br) Lynch, Annapolis Ns-John
Porteous.
Sch q NJ Gillmor, Dighton, st George-master.
CHARTERs-The new barque Edith Davis, OF Port
land, has been chartered to load at Boston LOT val
paraiso also the baruue Sarmiento for same voyage;
brig Ned White, of Belfast, has been taken to load
at Manila for New York, with sugar at pr 70 cwt
ship Matilda Of Searsport loads deals at st John for
Liverpool, az 7psi sch Mary Harmon, Of Lubec,
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THE DOMINION.
Serious Fire at Brussels, Onf.

BRUSSELS Ont, Aug. 21.-One of the most
destructive fires which ever visited this section,
swept over this village Sunday night Start
ing 10 Eoglish's carriage factory the flame 8
sptead rapidly, sweeping everything in it's
course Twenty eight business stands wer e
burned out and IA families are houseess.
The total loss is 100000. The Western
Manufacturers and Mechanics Insurance Com
panies are the heaviest losers.
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DIED..
}, Aug. 81, Miss Mary L., only child of
nd Almira Sewall, aged 81 years and

In Scarboro, Aug 81, Miss Mary L. only child of
DR.. Stephen and Almira Sewall, aged 81 years and
10 days.
Funeral services Wednesday afternoon at o'clk
In Chestervie, Aug. 10, Mrs. Barbara D., wife of
A. L. HASKELL ESQ.,. aged "a years.
In Falmouth July q, Mr.. Charles Lufkin, aged
70 years 10 months
In Richmond, Aug 10, Mr.. Jas. B. Beedle, aged II
years 10 months.
In Pbipsburg, Aug. 10, Edgar H., son of Thos B.
and Matilda Cutting, aged Is years months
80 years.
In Dayton, Aug. 5, Henry Goodwin, aged q years.
In Gardiner, Aug ~, Mrs. Betsey Pratt. late of
Bangor, aged IS years months.
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WASHINGTON.
Naval ChauQea.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 21.-Lieut. Chas, "a.
Stockton. has been ordered to the Plymouth at
Boston, and Chaplain E. K. Ransen has been
placed on waiting orders.
The Dead Speaker.
The following telegram was received this af-
ternoon:
RocKBRIDGE ALUM SpRINGs,Va, Aug. 21.-
Messrs. Adams and Sayler arrived this morn
ing with the casket. The remains are en-
balmed The escort leaves for Washington
this evening, and arriving at in the morning,
goes thence by the first train for West Al
bany.
Vice-President Ferry will accompany the re.
mains of the late Speaker to their inal resting
place at New Albany.
A Serious Error.
BY an error in engrossment of the legislative
appropriation bill, which has been approved by
the President, there is omitted an appropriation
OF $4,000 for the contingent fund of the De-
partment of Justice The effect of this will
be to deprive this branch of the government
service of light, fuel, ice, &C.
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METEOROLOGICAL.

PROBABILITIES FOR THE NEXT TwENTY-FoUR
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL
OFFICER, Washington, DC,
August %, Il A. M y
For New England.
falling, followed by rising barometer, winds
mostly from the northwest to southwest,
slightly warmer weather and generally clear
except possibly rain areas in the northern
portion. In the Middle states, falling barome-
ter, variable winds. slightly warmer and gen
orally clear weather
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Ar at Bordeaux I'd inst, briggs j Lane, Shute.
New York; Herman, Patterson. Baltimore.
Ar at Dantzic = inst, baroue Neversink, Jarvis
New York; sch j M Riley Small, do.
ar at Greenock 4th inst, brig Merry Bradley,
Pensacola.
Ar at Queenstown 9Th inst, brig Mary Pennel
Eaton, Point Wolf.
Ar at Liverpool 18th inst, sch Eva May, Andrews
Portland
Sid 19th ship Gen Shepley, Hutchins, for United
States; barque Martha A Mcneil, Watts, do; brig
Gipsey Queen, Morgan, do.
SID I'm Sharpness 18th inst, sch Nellie Dinsmore
Parker, United States.
Ar at West Hartlepool 10th inst, brig Ennis, Dyer
Philadelphia.
Sid FIN Truro 10th inst, brig San Carlos, Anterior
United States.
Sid finn Galway 10th inst, brig Akbar, Thompson,
for United States.
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Foreign Exports.

ANNAPOLIS, Ms. Br Schr Portland-300 bbls
flour, rs do meal, safe, cases merchandise.
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goes from New York to Demarara and back at S2500
and pert charges paid barques Brunswick. and L
Sweat have been taken from Pictou to Portland
with coal a. SI.75.
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--latest by Europen steaamers.l

Ar at Liverpool 9Th inst. Clara Adams, Mead.
den Baltimore; 9Th, Priscilla, Cakes, Sc John NIB:
John Bryce, Morse, do; 9th, Undaunted, Dinsmore,
San Francisco.
Sid 7th. Rachel. Norton, Boston; Astoria, Kelley,
Bombay; Ellen M Mitchell. Eaton, Machias.
Ar at London 9Th. Norwegian, Rogers, Quebec
of Deal 9Th. Columbia, Carter, from London for
United States.
Liverpool
of do 10th. Carrie Long, Park, from New York
for Dunkirk.
Sid FIN Sunderland 9th. Aberti Hinckley. Oporto,
Sid I'm Newport 7th G Paine, Hard, Shediac,
Cid 9th, Lydia Sheffield, Dunning, Rio Janeiro
Ar at Hull 9th. Josefa, True, Boston.
Sid 9th Minnie Hunter Woodman, PHILADELPHIA
Sid FIN sth, Clara Leavitt Lombard, for Phiiadel-
phia.
Sid finn Bowling 7th, Edw Waite, York. Sydney.
Ar at Glasgow 9Th inst, Norena, Nichols, from
New York.
Ar at st Helena July 1, Mary M Bird, Packard,
Madras, (and sailed for iondon) 18th, Valiant Dun,
ham, Bombay. (and sid for Havre); 10th, Premier,
McGilvery. Bassein. (and sailed tor Queenstownl
Ar at Constantinople July 81, Horace Beals, Flick
EFT, New York.
AT at Genoa 9Th inst. vigilate, Fulton, New York.
Sid FIN Marseilles 9th. Tubal Cain, Stone for New
York.
Sid I'm Hamburg 7th, Tranquebar, waterhouse, for
New York.
Ar At Elsinore 9Th, j Mcclellan, Mcclellan, from
New Orleans.
AR at Swinemunde 7th inst, sch Grace Bradley.
Vesper, New York; Mary 9 Hall, Higgins. do.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Good Chance for Business.
PARTNER WANTED with cash capital
of fifteen hundred dollars; business established
five years; good opportunity for man who is not
afraid Of work. Address IS. D - at this Office.
aug22 sndIw
CAUCUS.
Cape Elizabeth.
The Republicans of Cape Elizabeth. are requested
to meet at tine Town Hall, on SATURDAY, August
26th at D. m to nominate candidate for Represent
tive to the next Legislature.
Per order, TOWN COMMITTEE,
Standish.
The Republicans of Standsh, are requested to
meet at the Town House, in saiu town, on SATC R
DAY, the 18th day of August, 1876. at o'clock D.
M. to nominate candidate for Representative to the
next legislature Also to choose Town Committee
for the ensuing year.
Per order, TOWN COMMITTEE
Standish, August 81, 1875. d&w
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Providence Print Cloths Market.
PROVIDENCE, August 21.-The Printing Cloths
market is firm at &c cash to 80 days for best sta nd
ard and extra with lair inquiry.
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New York Stock and Money Market.

NEW YORK. August 2l-Eyenins.- Chief subject
of comment in Wall street to-day were formation Of
syndicate to negotiate sale of ~ per cent. United
States bonds, in which it seems that the Treasury
prefers an American syndicate with the Rothschids
as adjunct and the affairs of the coal combina-
tion the fate Of which is to lie decided meeting
to be held tomorrow. present indications favoring
breaking up.
. Money easy at 1902 per cent. on call. Sterling
Exchange steady at 4s7 for 60 days and 1881 q 4S9
for demand
Gold declined from 11Os to 11O1 and closed at 11Os
Carrying rates q per cent; loans also made fiat.
The cearances at the Gold Exchange Bank were
S2266s 900. The custom receipts to-day were S677-
900. The Treasury disbursements were $4,000 for
interest, $437 900 for bonds and S1650O tor silver
coin.
Governments weak. State bonds nominal. Rail-
WAYS quiet and firm. Union Pacific irsts advanced
to O5a. sinking funds to 954. and Western Pacific to
1000 Earning of the Union Pacific Railroad for the
year ending June 3Oth show an increase Of S252O2.
IS over the previous year on $7,175,9O99O against
S. OF for the year ending June 3d. 1916 Stock
market very quiet except for few shares, such as
the coal roads, Michigan Central and Western I'm
ion. The leading feature was break in Delaware
Lackawanna q Western from 90 to 9Os, the decline
being based on fresh reports that the coal combna-
lions about to be disrupted.
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The news from the Labrador fishery is ia
yorabie.
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SPOKEN

Aug 6, lat =, Ion 6 W, ship Ne Plus Ultra, from
London for New York.
Aug II, lat 80. lon 70. sch Mary A Harmon, from
New York for Demarara.
Aug 49, lat Al 81, Ion IS. ship Sabino Borand, from
Bristol for New Orleans.
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Boston stock Market
[Sales at the Brokers' Board, Aug. 2l.l
$4,000 United States 6s, 1881. ........12O
$4,000 United States 6s 5-20s, 1861.
$4,000 United States new IS. 1881 ..........117a
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IFROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGED
Ar at Philadelphia 21st, steamer New Brunswick,
from Boston.
Ar at New York 2lst, ship Eliza Mcneil. Mills,
Liverpool.
Sid FIN Montevideo July 9Th, barque Genevie NJ
Tucker, Merriman, CampaDo.
Sid I'm Bremen 10th inst, barque Nellie May, Blair,
New York.
Ar at Dunkirk 18th, barque Carrie E Long, Park,
New York.
Ar at Gibraltar 9th inst, barQue Lincoln, Thorn,
New Orleans.
Ar at Havre 10th. brig Lena Thurlow, Corbett,
New York,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-26
AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON,
VoUsa . MIDDLETON, Aucsioneer..


rk AZ 1EdfisA kS511 PRoPEETy
ING IHE RErOkM School, AND a FRA Me
s. u d aoT q r seU Az
l11, and recorded In Liber No $40, folio lG5.
in the District OF Columbia, and bs drecion o. the
party secured thereby. the undersigned Trustees
oeoes all thai piece or parcel Of land In aid
csnny sna Dstries being part or part. q tract
for the same a stone planted in the ground on shs
sPs ne
and thence, reversing the line Of the entire
.s1,s e 3.
est s S.r s peTehss thence south zs degrees
perch. Forth Decree :. ess T s wsss
,r .ae pace OF beginning containing SIX scres
Al.o, at O'Clock p NJ. of the same day, I'm front
iDs and being on 4t street east in the 3, city *
Sshn subdi1ison Of orisin.i 10. s. a. re-
Y Ibis lot is improved by Frame Dwelling, and
nSs OF Sfeet BY depth Of los feet and
Terms Of sale: one-third Of the purchase money
end Of one Year. and the other 'R half al
me END Of two years from the said day OF sale.
Us sisa r9m the or
be credit payments, with interest thereon at the
H en Pe eps se a.P per payable semi an
by Iote and deed Of trust on the property sold: or
az the option Of The purchaser or purchasers, the
for both parcels: may be paid in cash. Conveyanc-
IN at the coss of the purchaser. Unless the terms
after day OF sale the Trustees reserve the right to
rtsel The property at the cost and risk Of the de-
notice - public advertisement, and the cash Ss.
post will be forfeited
Sh6kas 4 EI HRhLREsEILLE', Trustees.
m5.eo&ds YonSG SMiDpLEroN. Auc..
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer

TRUsTEKS' SALE OF VALUABLE REAL rs
TATE IN The COUNTY OF WARRINGTON
AND DISTRICT OF COLUM ADJOINISG
eEE0oEkSnEToWN ON TIE EoRTHwEsr, Ar
By virtue Of four separate deeds of trust "a
given 70 US ana bearing Gate respectively the an
~ Ia day of February, 1855, the 18th day o,-A..k
day OF ysnuary 1859. and recorded respectively in
Lber =. q. &, No y folio 49, Libef 500, folio .25
Libtr 7. and r, No. s. folio 362, Liber T. aud II .
No z, folio l04, OF The Land Recorcs of Washington
County, District Of Columbia, shall SELL al pub
lie anttion, en- FRIDAY, the 18th dsy of June, A .
D. 1876 on the premises, at the hour Of $50 O'Clock
D. m TO satisfy four several promissory notes Sc
cur.d by said dee and at the request in writing
OF the holder OF said missory notes, the
descrtt ed property, viz All thattrsct Of land COM
usuous to GeorgetowB, in the County Of Washing
ton District Of Columbia. lying west of Fayette
street and north OF aud adjoining to 7th street con-
hnuet, and adjoining 1.-THE Cedars" on the west
and Containing sixty three acres more or less i'm
proved by Q large double Brick Dwelling House,
ctabie Orchs d. &c. &C. less that port on thereof
b. Eetofore sold By Richard g. Cox to Joha Il Small
Terms Of sale: one Nh Il 81 cash; balance in six
l6D twelve Ia, eighteen (ls, and twenty four (2lJ
months, deferred pay ments to be secured by notes
with interest. and deed Of trust on property sold
interest pavs BILE semi annusly. A deposit Of SEQ
required at time OF sale. All conveyanciaR at cost
OF lu chaser IL terms OF sale not pi Cd with
within week after day ofsale, the Trustees reserve
the RICH, to resell the property after Eve (5) days
notice at the risk and cost Of the default az pur-
the grounds at the time Of sale
WALTER 8. cox
THOMAS G COX( trustees.
my26-d THOMAS BOWLING, Auct