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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-03-31
United States Marshal's Sale in Admiralty

DUBfIt noticei hereby given that in plirsr-
l. ance OF an introductory decree. ordering the
sale of the Steamboat Governor Allen, her boai-,
tackle, apparel and furniture, and by virtue of "a
writ ofeXecution numbered nine hundred aud
eleven, issued out of the district court Of the
United states ior the southern District OF I'LL
United states Marshal for sil district dated
March Eth, \. ID. $50; will offer for sale at
public reniIc. ~ the wharf ut the CITY of Cairo,
illinois, IN SAID district, To the highest aud bel
ESQ, at ten O'Clock aim, the following DIES
cllhcd property tu.Wii.
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II. central location IN the greP. Valley OF
The Mississippi. and The great wealth oil river
anu raiiioau communication, gives 10 Cairo
unsurpassed advantages as a commercial
point, ~ II affords 10 her easy and cheap a..
cess to all the grain producing district, of
the North and West, and simi lar access 10 ALI
The agricultural produce consumers of the
south, thus presenting the hest location in
The Weston an Interchange OF the respect.
INenorthern sn1 SOUTHERN commodities and
productions
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Why will YOU suffer

malsm sprains, Siin Joint, SwclIings, Burns,
>cnld, OF Weak Back, when the ,,ntnur Lini'
nent affords certain ricf. Many article, -ooti
pain 10 n certain extent. but ,cniaur Linimcni
cures. The White LiDimrn t |, for the human
family, the yellow Iinimcnt Il for horses aud
animals, tD-2-H-litW.
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Cross and sickly children -,

he made healthy aud strong By regulating their
stonach- ant bowel, with ,astoria II l. more
elective Than castor On and L. rs pleasant to
take ~ honey. FOR Wind Collie, sour stomach,
Worms and ,osli,enc,s, there j. nothing in cN-
i-tenCc equal TO ta-tpTid
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. That u train viii leave the depot nr the Cairo
and inccnnrS Railroad. IN Cairo. at : O'clpck
\. VI. on The day of sale afloriing NIL persons
! Al opportunity of reaching the points above in
time for the ale, AT the usual rates ui fare,
UltENEI. MORGAN n CO.,
Mortgages
Datcd, March 20, ls1G.
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The s,camboa, Governor Alien.

h't boat tackle apparel and furniture the sam,
hhNihs been ordered Ia lie sold u, above stated
=, EDWAED u I.Dt,
=. Marshal l,r southern Di.t,lrt of IlIinuis
ny ftlEH SAtp, deputy
AFRO Illinois, March ~ I~5n.
nit'h ''ilh"ri froctur- ior lihcllcnts
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PONDS
EXTRACT
Tho Peoples Remedy.
The Universal Pain Ext actor.
Note Ask for Ponds Extract,
Take no other.
''iisM. for viii speak of excellcn, thing,
FOR

FOR
Injuries 10 Nan or Beasts,
fall-, Bruises.
strains, >pruins, Contu-
siuns, Dislocations.
Fractures. Cuts. I.accra-
tel OF lncise'i wounds
Swciltsgs.B Burns, Scalds,
SunburDs.
Bleeding Lungs, or
Splitting Of Blood
Nose Bleed, and Bleed
ing Gums or Teeth
Vomiting OF blood and
Bloody Discharges.
Piles - Bleeding Piles
Blind pilcs, Iniallible !
fOOthoc1sc. larachc, Ncli-
ralgia, Swellei Ease.
RhicuiiiutissIs. IIhouma-
tic swelling or Soreness,
Stiffness or Soreness
Lumbago, Lame Back.
SOrc Throat or Quinsy.
lniianie.l Tonsils.
Diptlseria. BrOnchi-
tis, Asthma.
SOre or lniiaIncd Eyes OF
Eyclids
CntRrrli, i.eucorili.a ,
Diarrhea, Dysen,ery.
sore Nipples. lnliamod
Breast
PAINFUL or too Proni,.
Monthlivs
Miik Leg, Ovarian Dis
ease and 1uinors
ktslWcy Complaint,
Gravel and Strangury.
Shnainss and ENcOrIa-
tions Of Infants, OF
Adults
tarirOse Veins, En-.
larged Ut In ilaIned Veins
Ulcers. Old Sores, Inter-
mi Ulcerailons.
Hollis. Carbunclrs. tn.
fiors, Hot swcllings
. tOrns and Iiunions, Chat
eel or Sore Feet.
shnatnEs,iiarn.ss Or sad
die CALLS.
fcIOn or Whi,low, Frost
al Limbs or Parts.
Mosquito Bites. Insect
stings. Chnpp-i Hands.
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NEW YORK TIMES Jun, IA, rs,,..
AN Agents wanted Inevrr

AN AGENT. , ~n"'r ed, " .,.",
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rhey are now nr-i offered To canyass.r-, who
viii, Tthey secure AN agency aud exclusive ter
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distinct tastes or want, and. with the choice
from eight new and beautiful chromos, given
free of costs TO each annual subscriber. he en-
abled Il secure one " more subscriptions in
very family in their district 10 skillflI can
yassers this will secure permanent employment,
and the n newals each year viii be- a source o
ATTY AMI assured revenue. Specimen papers
and most liberal erins sent to all applicant who
name the territory they desire 10 canvass Ad
dress, AscHcy Department, Frank Leslie
Publishing House, 6s7 Pearl street, New York
lz-iV-Gm
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Mortgagee's Sale.

hr.ths, tcor@" Cochran aud Martha
" cochran hi, wife, by their certain ale
mos lsa"o, dated August 18th, 1873, and re.
corded on pages 3ni, ~ ;;Wj, and iJ7. and
recorded ~ volume ''J' of mot.,agr. i'm
NE recorders Office Of Marion county, mi.
hol., inoltgn.rd IT, the undersigned. the
northeast quart ui HE northeast quarter
-, ",lnh t"cnly-Drc en-, township two
"',,h range one 10 east, coutsiuin,
., wv acres, and the West half of The
1870 ,llar 81, ul the ,puilWc,' ,ulu,tcr
twenty five tlll, township iva
:, hpltl rang" on" ~ east r,ui,,iui,n.
a, N, n',cs, all sli"au IA the CONT,
~, "ail ~ ami state ri Illinois. "a .c,','rs,
Wv "}hcnt OF certain note, i'm said nor,
go l"'lh'' Now, under tho uro,i,i','s
oI .,i' mortgage, deiau, having been ,n,'I.'
~ me payment oi said mote. ihn ,lnJ,r' '' Wv
rh "'ii "n'r said above Described ,,,,,,,, "
Tor safe ~ auction, Ia the hirhr. ,II,N
Tor cash, at the court house door In XIV,
Alexander 'n'ni>, Illinois, at ia. hour ~;
10 lock y M, oi " " "'''' o'
Monday, Arri, 1uh. =. D.Is.s
ior the purposes IN said mortgage 40, farm,
WALTER IYsLor, Treasurer Mor,,,r,e
Dated, CAIRO, I'LL, March. ~ IS;G.
'h'VN fiiBERT, Ati"rnrN.
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ScOOOt n.NOsS sale

Notice l. hrrrh, given Thai ON ttiday April
7th. Isit, 1T ~" O'clock, y. NJ 1T The mont
door ot III, rnuii h1usr in arr. the irustcr 81
schools ut iuwu.hip NJ H. =. u I west, III
Alexan,lcr county, viii sell at Inil,iir auction.
school let NJ tea tioJ III The Southeast quarter
oI section ten titJ, AMI lots numbered twenty
one (&I) and twenty eight t.sl Ia ih. North EAST
quarter OF seciinm No ~. IN said township.
he terms ~ sale heing "n. hall cash down,
and the uih,i hall laN able III tw'hr months,
" ith ten per cent Interest, with mortgage "i the
land sui. To- secure the pay mcht g. required Nv
law Ia such cas.a.
Nt nriUt ~ the Evari ~ Tni4t,eof Schoula
juIN VI. I.ANSptS,
Iown.hip It-usuur
CAIRO Ills Marcn @, is11 3-r-wt
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Which has stood tho test of 40
Years.
There is no sore it will not Heal,
no Lameness it will not Cura. no
Ache, no Pain. that Afiicts tho HUI
man body, or tho body OF Horse
or other Domestic an NAL, that
does not yield to its magic touch.
has often saysd tko Ire of Pof H or VI
Being. and Restored to Life and
Usefulness Many a Valuable
Horse.
IA cod d.N,, /,
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len years ago Messrs. Geo. T.. RowelI n Co
established their advertising agency in New
York city. Five years ago they absorbed the
business conducted by. Mr.. John Hooper
who was the first to 20 into this Kind oi enter
prise. Now they hay" III. satisfaction OF con
trolling the most extensive AMI complete ndyer-
Using connection which has ever been secured
and one which would hc hardly possible in any
other country but this They have succeeded in
working down compile, business into 80
thoroughly n systematic method that M change
IN ia" newspaper ~ stem at America can escape
notice, while The widest Information unon All
topics interesting 10 advertisers H. PLACED readily
at the disposal oi the public.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-03-31

IA.
ular. " WV '"'''e
CONDENSED CERTIFICATES.
National Hotel,
. Washington, u. g. December =, 1871.
ntshis liel phenstinc n BENTLEY:
hen'- very ch,criully state that used I'm.
rang = rheumatic Remedy with decided benefit.
A, u, STEPHENS,
Member of Congress of ia
Presidential Mansion
Washington, u. C., April %, Is75.
M"ssrs liclphcnsine & BENTLEY:
pehts' for the past seven years my wife has
breh great siifler from rheumatism her ,iortors
iailng to give her relief. she used three bottles
purahg'n rheumatic Remedy, and n permanent
cure was the result. WIZ H. ,'R,DOK
Executive Clerk Ia PresdeL Grant,
Washington, ID. g., March 3, 1879.
IN the space 81 twelve hours my rheumatism
was gone, having taken three doses of Dumng's
rheumatic Remedy. MY brother. j, u. Cessna,
OF Bedford, Ia WAS cured by q similar amount.
JOHN CESSNA
Member Of Congress OF Pa.
Price one dollar bottle, or SIX hotties for five
dollars. Ask Your druggist for u,,u,ng' \ Rhcu-
matte Remedy manufactured by
liELilIENsliNE \ BENTLEY,
druggists and Chemists,
I at-For sale In Chicago, by Van setback
stevenson 4 Reid. and lord smith \ 20.
Wholesale Druggists,
~ a. NIy
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DR.. WHITTIER,
6i7 st. Charles street, st. Louis, Mo.

hoohT11ne 4 .fSSdy ard ,ali az eEy,
E.p.ayr o. leyHiI, a..
HH uHnI Joany or o!, T.a,asiseiIy
wv - fts Jsdsos ,sSfhoI eT .ye.f.
sTtsf Il f'Hdesrfov n0Isr. Gallon o. n,is q,
Ut. Judson.7os ChrHS.! ssyss.. -. Loai.. 40.
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CLUBS.
A discount Of tweaty per cent. will be al.
lowed to clubs of four or more persons:
Thus: four copies OF lakewood or OF one
Review will be sent to one address for
sl2 so, TO r copies OF the four Reviews and
BlackwoodiOr S4s, and so OIL.
Circulars with further particulars may b.
had on application.
TIE LEONARD SCOTT PULLING CO
~ BARCLAY Street. New York
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=. STAATS TAYLOR,
EDWIN PARSONS,
riistees, etc.
n 1871
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Gx!I!IIl[;;zi'XlKs3
RHEUMATIC
[;3ZI3IY1

Whl most positi'ely cure any ease orrhclima-
ism or rheumatic govt, no matter hn,y Lang
standing, on The face of the earth BEING an I'M,
ward Application II does the work quickly, thor
omenlN hhl permanently, leaving tue system
,n"nn nnu n'a'ihy' Write TO any prominent
larson III Washington City, and you, will learn
uar. ~ WY '"''l''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-13

A GRAND PoTIATCH-Cdnadip M Iadidas
Gttug sl5,O 900 Worth II Goods 20 he S-rdg,bl@f
fU.-Tnere was mighty gathering OF In
olAns Al sssnich yesterday. Upwards OF
s,oo reoskips, In 2I5 canoes, were present
Tne occasion OF the assemblage was q fraud
Pottstch OF over $4,000 worth OF goods being
given away. English blankets 20 the value
OF 5000 were thrown nom the top OF the
lodges 10 be scrambled for by tue natives Ne
low, who stood armed with long poles stuck
full OF nails at one end, 10 secure the priE.
Is soon "a IL fell. In addition 20 these some
curious "percecess," made by the nat yes
themselves from the wool OF the mouu Ain
sneep, were Also thrown. Three bundred
guns, amongst which were some very rne
couple osrrelled pieces with percussion
LOCKS, were then thrown down. and caused
aseries OF tremendous struggles, which last
ed In some cases for nearly an hour. Pieces
OF board representing sums ranging from
800 10 $500 were then scram bled for q fter the
thousand I'VE husdred blankets Is their
contribution, which had all been paid for or
the products OF the chase. The stock OF fra
being exhausted the natives all tot Into
their canoes and left, thus ending one of the
largest meetings OF the kind which has "a Ken
place Tor some year,, and probably the last
OF any magnitude which viii occur "a the rts-
Ing generation OF Indians seem 20 care little
about perpetuating the customs OF their
lorefathers, SO this, a. well a. many other
ancient practices, will soon be numbered
conducted soberly, and the Iudlan superfu-
tendent, Colonel Powell, and Police Super
lntendent Todd, who were present were botn
Struck with the absence OF any sign OF In
Sept 29fh.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-13

THE CUMBERLAND COAL AND Nrrrve
lsTHnsr The Cumberland Nd AileShs-
men OF Thursday has carefully co 1sidsred
article on the exigeDcies o, the Gum beria I'd
coal trade. lt Says that Cumberlas q o,sl l.
being outstripped by every otter eastern
coal on the market IL was prim srliy the
purpose OF the Pennsylvania road 10 reach
our Maryland mines and 20 compete vith
The Chesapeake aud Onto canal an 4 the Bal-
Gmore and Ohio railroad IN shipments 10
points eastward, but there are obs acles n
The wsy OF the Pennsylvania road reaching
The Cumberland coal region, and The recent
break In anthracite prices has wor Ted disas-
Iously 10 bituminons coal interest, aud
me fennsylv snis road, having got into what
IL called the Clesrfield region, northwest o.
umoerland, has attempted 90 meet the
emergency by reducing frei ght rates IS cents
Per ton, and The miaing companies there
have reduced the price OF mining % per cent,
70 Nnlcn the miners have accorded. This ar
Isngement reduces the cost OF Cleayfield coal
~ o3 S,s - cents per ton AT the seseoard. ami
IN view OF The fact that the Clearaeld coal
alresdy selling At about IS cents Per ton
oelow Cumberland oosi. the difference IL
Cn-sstst tnst ~ IN impossible for the
,sn,n oeLlsnd coal companies Go keep open
The Aneeanian argues that the Conso,,d.-
ton company must come down 20 bare uy-
Ing rates OF importation. and ne wIIiins a.
share It's profits with the coal companse.
thet The canal should reduce It's tolls and 4
soncient number OF boats be withdraw.
from the trade 10 supply the remainder VIA
constant business and thus enable then, "a
load NJ reasonable figures. And thai Iour-
nal suggests that the Baltimore aud Ohio
railroad further reduce the freight cost, aud
that the miners cut down the price OF min
Ing. All interests, IL holds, should join IN q
common reduct on rather than that the
Cumberland coal production cease Alto
gether, which latter case is Imminent unless
some conservative course be taken in the
Premises IL is stated that the New Central
and The Consolidation coal companies have
already reduced the freight 90 bostmen 10 %
cents q ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-13

A POLLARD II TRoUBLE-Son OIL Rich
nlo'ad wings" FdmT Editor.-Henry Pos
lard, . clerk residing ~ 305 Schermerhorn
street, Brooklyn, who claims TO be the con OF
T. A. Pollard, formerly editor OF the Rich-
mono Wing, and whose tragic death several
years ago will be vel remem bered, and q
nephew OF the southern historian, Was
brought up at the tonbs police court yester-
day, On charge made ny AQuila Rioh, Of
having embezzled the proceeds OF q check
for ei4s In gold, given him 70 pay duties on
some goods At the custom house, owned by
bis employers, @. T. Reynolds & Co, dealers
In p. nts and oils, &c, ~ the corner OF Dutch
and FELTON, streets. John Burke, o former
employe OF the nrm mentic ned, and the asso-
ciate and companion OF Pollard, was charged
with completely In the larceny. Both the
prisoners are about nineteen years OF age.
IL IL alleged that they went on q spree TO-
gether and spent considerable part OF the
money. Captain Murray was notified OF the
circumstance, and Detective Musgrave ar
rested Pollard 1t the West Side hotel, q the
corner OF 9th avenue aud 10Th street. Burke
was arrested in Brooklyn. When search cd
at the station house SIS were found On
Burke's person. When srraigned at the
tombs he handed over $500, which had been
sewn up In the lining OF bis pants. They
plead that they only received o. per week.
Bail was set down at 81 900 In each case.-lN
Y, World 12fh.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-13

A WoMAN's ENCOUNTER WITH MID
NIGHT BURG LAR-The residence OF Mrs
Kate Winternight, No. 81 Hartford avenue.
was entered on Tuesday night last bet wee
the hours of II and O'Clock, by a burglar
VINO, In attempting 10 carry away jewelry
and other valuables, was frightened of by
the courageous conduct of the lady. Mrs.
Winterntght, who Is q widow, has been oc-
cupying the house alone for several DAYS
Der son and daughters having gone 20 Phila-
oelphla- On Tuesday night she was accom-
panied by young lady, and both we're
asleep when The burglar entered their bad
room on the second moor by forcing open
me door, which was not very well secured
Mrs. Winternight was awakened by the
noise he made stepping across the carpet 10
The bureau near the bed where several pieces
OF tewelry were lying. She was OF course
greatly alarmed, and had only time 10
scream out, "Who is that? What do you
want" when be retreated from the room.
de wore neither shoes nor coat. Mrs Win
ternight Immediately jumped up, aud grasp
Ing revolver which she always places in
readiness al night, ran into the hallway ana
nred after the burglar, who jumped into the
yard and escaped over the fence. TIE pis-
tol-shot awoke the young lady, who had
been soundly sleeping all this time. Mrs
Wipternieht was greatly exhausted from
night Both remained mp until morning,
when they reported the Occurrences. The burg
lar took nothing with him but about sio In
money, which he found In the pocket OF a
dress.-lBdh. Sun, l3th.
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oct5-d6d
nOwBMAN 4 GREEN, Auctioneers.

TRgsTEls SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
RIAL GsTATE ON NORTH SIDE or NARY
EsrsND :AyEN U BnTWEEn lofa AND lfH
eisTIHG or THRnE STORY B Ri K
DDMnHLL1EG WITH LARGE WIDE LOT OF
BY virtue Of sdesd q trust bearing date -
september 10th, a. ID. 1915, and duly recorded f.
in LibsI No 7ss, folio g, one Of the land re- s.s
ooros Tor the District Of Columbia aud at the re-
ensst Of the party secured thereby, we viii eel: st
go bidder, on TUEsDA i, October i TtR, 4. b iEs,
Al. 20 20 Sea S M s Hiees. par
Of wsshibs in the District o. Columbia and be-
Ing known and described upon the ofciai or ground
plan plat Of said city g lots isttered and marked
"Bu And 90" IN Toddb recorded subdivfs1on Of
erisinal lot nunbsrsd one ti!; in saua,e n.nHersd
improvements thor con.
Terms Of sale: One-third cash, Of which Zoo
must Be paid g tine q s.s end the balance in NIX
cured b. IsrchassrS notss bearing inssrsst from
day Of ale q the rate Of eight ler cent Per "a.
sIfy sold. Oonysyanciag and recording O. Dur
chaser cost. terms Of sale not plied with
in SIX days asF SALE the Trustees reserve The rgh
En;S; H0tfZMAH,l Tru.sees.
oefS-d 10. 1891 y street northwest.
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"A6H. b. WILLIAMS, Auctiopeer,
w Ho. 1901 northwest corner 10th aud d sss
SALE OF FASHIONABLE AND COSTLY FUR
MI URE AT AUCTION,

On MOHDAY, October 10. 1875 commerce. n
ina 1t o'clock o. m, shall sell. at No. w
1901, northeast corner 10th and p .trrets -,
NJ rthvest, q superior collection OF Furni- ]
ture, Carpets, &C., viz One handsome Harble ,
Cba@ber suite. zen piecss,D very costly. and the
Scrkm snship cannot be sur ssssed; elegsnt Turs
fsb Lounge and Chair upholstered in drsb p, blue
Iuf1ng; large RecIinips and Side On airs % match;
magnificent Walnut marble top eidebos'ds, elsbp
rs,.ly carved; Walnut Pillos EItersion Table. u
feet:D walnut Brace Arm Dining room Chairs;
hsbd.ome Black Walnut Hall Back; elegs ant Wal
nat Lio,sr Tabl-s; carved Walnut Jane seat
Chairs: fpe Lace Curtains, Lambrsauins, walnut
Ard Gilt 0orniee; FL. CANT Easy Chairs; two hand
sschil Marble. top Tables: han6s. me W Alnut Watt
Silver PLATED Te. ssEsioe, Trays 0..ters, Toe
Iyory handle Knives. Plated Forks. Tee spoons;
Ware; elegant Brussss, Psrlor and q all Carpet,
with border 80 match; Brussels and other Carpets,
1rutse! air Carpet, Refrigerator, Painted Suite,
Wire Woven Mattresses, Velvet Russ end Door
Mats, Blankets, Linen sheets, Pillow Gases,
eprssds, Hair and Cott IN top Mattresses. Feather
Pillows and Bolsiers, Toilet Ware, &c.
Tbis sale Pre- sents splendid opportunity for per-
sons IN want OF frst-cass Furniture, Carpets, &c
for seIdom such furniture 10 ever offered for sale ~
public auction. The collection has been in use
only short time. and selected without regard to
cost. WASH. B. WILLIAMS.
cctl3d Auctfoneer.
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SALE, AT AUCTION, OF yALu

GIOR9HTOwN.D q.
By virtue OF . deed OF trust, dated 'uly a4th, -
ISIS, and recorded AMONG the land records Of f...
Washington county, ID. O., In Liber rs, foil wv
Sss, End BY direction OF the holder Of the g
cured thereby, will sell ct public auctYUn, on
MONDAY, the 18th day of October, 1876, ct ~
O'Clock n In trent OF the premises all that GER
tain piece Of property In Georgetown, District Of
Columbia, which WAS conveyed BY VIM. Laird, Il.
to John Davidson by deed dNed July Is. 1858, ana
recorded ameng the land records for said District
In Liber J. A. b., He Gu, folio 40. and contained
within and bounded By the foliowins bOundsries-
vest BY the por alton fish wharf on the south
by the channel Of ths Potemsc river, and on the
east BY the property conveyed TO James r. Essex
By Ohio Nj. Linihieum sna Others By deed dated De.
cember is, 1850, being also the same property
yeytd to Joseph Savage By Charles III Laub and
wife By DR. ed dated November 20, 1859. Said prop-
srty ia Improved BY large Brick Warehouse.
Terms Of sale, o. prescribed BY said deei, are
5000, with 10 per c. NJ interest from the 18th 6ay
OF January 1876; together with the expenses c. the
sole In cash; balance In six and twelve mouths, Sc
cured BY notes bearing interest and deed Of trust on
the property sod which terms, by consent OF those
thire cash; balance In six and twelve months Sc
curtd by notes bearing 10 per cent interest and
deed OF trust on the property. ol0O In casa when
the property is struck of. Conve ancing at pur-
chaser . cost Nthe terms are not compiled with in
seven days from SAFE the II ustees the risht
70 ell the property ct the risk and cost Of the de-
hultfng purchaser, after i've days notice Of such
resale In acme Newspaper published in the city of
Warrington. B.. BoPSSr, }rrustees,
oct5-d&ds II. d. CL8ARY, Salesman.