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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-23
STOCK REPORT.
san Francisco stock Excn"nxe.

!. Francisco stock Exchange.
SAN FRArcIsoo. juno %.
MORNING BOARD.
On Ophir-5l 5lA 51x
e9i Mexican-23% 3029H ~
10 Gould Il Curry-lJ% i'S e,,
az Rest Il Belcher-49 1917 49, 4SA b5
IN; Californin-7o 7r4 75h DH
,9 y savage 1877 1877 1874 1875 $50
iij9 Con. Virginia-6i 500 CON
100 Hale Il Norcross- 10
81 Crown Point-lON lOA
oI,o Yellow Jacket-32l9 1929 32x
1s9s imperial-6& 81 656b30
70 Kentnck-13 1877
5i0 Alpha 49, ~ 1917 4S% $50
90 Belcher l6t 7li4
@0 Confdenco-lSk 1874 IS
rs; Sierra Nevada liz liz IL l2IbSO
100 Utah 1917
fS Exchequer-lsL 1917 1917 II
"a Overman IS 81 S5H "a
70 Seq. Bclch I'll 70
10 Justice Pm % 2'b5
Us Union Con. -lIH IN
40 Lady Byran- 2Oc 25c
Mj Julia-SD 8A
ia ~Caledonia-8% 81
EVENING BOARD.
ON Meadow Valley-1A IA
N Raymond X Ely-9H
90 Eureka Con. ii ION l0h
100 JacksoD-4
10 Alps w
iM Belmont-2%
D; Leopsrd-76B
DNoythern Belle-42h
20 Geddes Il Bertrand-s
ai Gen. T~bomas-4
zoo Coso Con, -25c 27tc 3Oc
rs Golden Chariot-2A
80 South Cbarlot-loc
20 P~oorman-bDc doe
81 Knick erhocke r-25c
200 Gle be-25c
10 Baltimore Con.-lH
40 Silver Hill ~
Is Challenge-4F
$50 occidental -3h SO
IS5 WoodyiIle-lH
100 Phil. Sheridan-l II
40 K0~ssuth-1oc
49, Andes ~ 2s
100 Wells Fargo lsc l6c
$50 Ward-2
100 Cosmopolitnn-30c
100 Amazon-50c
800 Trojan-3s
100 North Monumental-lif
so savage -2lA q 228 2!N
80 Gould K Curry-62 62% 62H 63
lsi Mexican 30% 20 Sob
1870 lmperial-6M ~
1850 Yellow Jacket-33 BIN 32S 33bl0
l5 U~phir-5ls 81. 81
~ California -76A 76x
800 Best x Belcher-i9
40 Alpha 49, 1917
2m J~ustice-231 234 23H 23%
80 kentuck-l3'a
80 Sierra Nevada-l5H 12f
2W Bolcher-l7A
l0j Union Con. -llI liz
100 OvernaB-6D
100 Hale " Norcross-ll l0A llblO lOB
street QuOtatiOns-6 =. NJ.
0phir-50% bid OA asked 50t sales
Mexican 21ls bid 29hs asked "a sales
Gould x Curry-lil9 asked
Best Il Belcher-i0% bid Iss sales
Savage-2iH bid PA asked II. sales
Chollar-7S bid
Hale and Norcross-l0% bid I0A sales
Yellow Jacket-32H bid 32l4 asked 321a sales
Imperial-dH asked ga bid ga sales
ksntuck -l3 bid
Aipha ~ MD IS asked
Belcher- l7k bid ~ asked
Con. Firginia-62 bid B2A ask ed 62 sales
Si.rra Nevada l2A bid Ia asked
CALIFORNIA; -75% bid 7Ja asked 75s sales
Bullion-4f bid
Lxchequer LIZ bid IL asked
nverman 81 bid
JIsiicc-2{4 bid nv asked
Union Con.-ilA bid III asked llS sales
Jgiia-s} hid
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-23

0vERALLs, jumpers, shirts. underclothing,
cigars, tobacco. meerschaum pipes. Wosten-
holm & Sons celebrated I. X. l.. cutlery, sta.
~tionery, notions, ETC., at the Golden Rule
store, Eureka, CHEAP FOR CASH.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-23

REMOVAL OF THE PosroFFICE.-On
the LIST of next month the Postoffice
will he removed from its present quar-
tiers to the building adjoining it on the
south. The new place is better adapt
ed for the office and Postmaster Will
son intends To fit up his new quarters
in good style.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-23
THE COUNTY JAIL.

Our County Jail, IN its present con-
dition, is a disgrace to the nance of hui
mainly; it is simply horrible since
the coming Of the warm weather.. OF
the inmates confined there-thirteen
in number-several are sick, and one
so dangerously 81 that Judge Cole,
who is now absent from the to Gn, is
to be applied to for a permit allowing
the prisoner to he taken to the Hos
pital. The remaining prisoners who
are allie t % walk about. cong egate
about the door. thankful 10 he able to
breathe a little pure air. The cause of
the unwholesOme atmosphere pervad.
ing the jail room and cells is the rrivy
vault, from which an intolerable
sickening stencil arises filling the
place with nausearing yapors and I'M
dermining the health of every who
is brought in contact with it. For
months this nuisance has prevailed I'M
abated, but now it is most horrible,
and the proper measures should he in
stantly taken 10 remove it and the
place futnigated, else the lives of the
prisoners are placed in daddy peril.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-23

SrocKs.-The San Francisco market
made a better showing yesterday than
for some days past. Nearly all de-
demand at advanced rates. The most
notable jump was in Savage. which
scored 81, at which price il closed.
yellow Jacket, Mexican, Alpha. over
man and the bonanzas were also
quoted at higher figures.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-23

M. ii. JOSEPH. commission agent for the
purchase fnl sale Of all kinds of merchan-
disc. GOLDEN RULE store, Eureka.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-23

To THE GIRLs.-All of the girls of
Ruby Hill AMI Eureka, from the
of ten and upwards. should bear in
mind TO be at the school house to
morrow. in order to draw for choice OF
States for, thu Car of State and the Sc
lection oil "a Goddess OF Liberty.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-23

WILL FARTICIPATE.-The Miners
Union and the Fire Department have
notified Grand Marshal Cromer thai
they will take part in the Fourth of
July procession. All other societies
aud organizations who propose doing
50 are requested u notify the Marshal
tn day.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-23

Banner mine, on Prospect Mountain, "A
short time since. n gray horse, with
a lump on the left knee. Any intor.
nation concerning his whereabou :
will Ire thankfully received If left at
this office. The animal was used as a
whiin horse and is hardly worth "A re-
ward.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-23

ADAMS HILL. - Following is the
latest official report of the superin-
tendent concerning the condition of
this mine: "North drift, 300-foot level,
il improving. We have a little ore.
North drift, 300. foot level, about the
same; ore good but ledge quite small.
Main shaft is down 10 feet below the
300-foot level; rock hard but working
WE'LL"
SToCKs.-The San Francisco market
made a better showing yesterday than
for some days past. Nearly all de-
scriptions OF securities were in active
demand at advanced rates. The most
notable jump was in Savage. which
scored 81, at which price il closed.
Yellow Jacket, Mexican, Alpha. Over
man and the bonanZas were also
quoted at higher figures.
REMOVAL OF Decentralization
the LIST of next month the Postof1ice
will he removed from its present quar-
ters to- the building adjoining IL on the
south. The new place is better adapt
tf ~ TIT 'llliiN NV itthNlFi WI
son intends To fit up his new quarters
in good style.
Horse MIsslNG.-Strayed from the
Banner mine, on Prospect Mountain, IA
short time since. one gray horse, with
a lump on the left knee. Any inior.
nation concerning his w~hereabou :
will lie thankfully received If left at
this office. The animal was used as a
whin horse and is hardly worth a re-
ward.
WILL FARTICiPArE.-The Miners
Union and the Fire Department have
notified Grand Marshal Cromer that
they will take part in the Fourth of
July procession. All other societies
aud organizations who propose doing
81 are requested u notify the Marshal
to-day.
To THE GIRLs.-All of the girls of
Ruby Hill AMI Eureka, from the age
of ten and upwards. should bear in
mind TO be at the school house to
morrow. in order to draw for choice OF
States for thu Car OF State and the Sc
lection of u Goddess OF Liberty.
WILL BE A SUCCESS The railroad
excursion to Pleasant Valley, next Sat
urday, promises to be a great success.
Tue largest share OF our population
seem anxious to get out Ot the stnoke
and dust OF city life for at least one
day.
A.. o. H.-A special meeting of the
Division Is called to meet to-mor-
row night, and all members in good
standing are requested to be present,
rs business of importance Is to be
Transacted.
A BIG THING.-From a gentleman
arriving from Belmont by Yesterdays
stage, we learn that the Barcelona
strike is IA big thing in the way of DO.
nanzas. The rock Is getting richer and
more of 1t every day.
In PHILADELpHIA.-A dispatch from
Judge Wren states that he will be in
Philadelphia during the next ten days.
AT latest Counselor Hillhouse
was sweltering in the Western Re-
serve of ohio.
For II ROUND TRIP.-The rates of
fare for the railroad excui sion to NOR
row, as advertised, are for the round
rip and not for only n way AS er
~roneously thought 10 be 10y some.
GONE TO THE Characterization
| Frost, Mayor of Austin and Superin.
tendent of the Manhattan Company's
mines, has gone to the Centennial.
THERE Is a message in the office of
the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany for Jesse Peaslee.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-23
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
Departures Yesterday.

BY TAX EuRsK. AND raLIsADe RAILROAD.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-27

Col. INGERsoLL IL not Just now much ~
favorlte down In Dixie. As they can't an
swer his argument u on the stump thew de-
vote their spare time 60 a consideration OF
Dis supposed religious notions as expre.sed
long time ago when he was a democrat;
Here IL a satOple from the Courier Journa,
OF the sort OF stories told about him. Per
maps IL viii afford no more amusement 10
any one Than the colonel himself when he
reads IL:
When Col. Ingersoll was a small boy, ana
had not yet learned 20 lie, or. 90 speak more
correctly, had not mad his natural DO gers in
experiment, sent TO Sunday school. Hewns
assigned place In a class, and when his
turn came 70 be questioned on the catechtsm
ne wss asked how many gods there were
This was stumper for Bob; but, when the
ready Invention that has lost nothing nv
use he replied, "Seven." As the teacher
could not conceive the possibility OF sach
Ignorance being real, it was charged 20 the
spirit OF irrcverence, aud Bob was soundly
tbrashed aud sent home. GA his road home
ward he met another boy OF tue neigh Dor
MOOD Ufudslng toward the school house, booE
in hand.
Where are you GOING" asked Bob.
TO sunday school," was the reply
TO that Sunday school upon the hul out
yonder?" said Bob.
"les; what OF iJ?"
slow many gods are there" as ked Boz.
"Why, one, OF course"
"All right said Bob; Ego ahead; you'll
nave good time with your one god. gave
them seven And they weren't salts ned win
that, out licked me like thunder, aud seut
me home without any lernin'"- Chicago
Tribune.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-27

- The greed for gold, spoken of as sinful
Includes silver, greenoacxs, and all sorts OF
fractional currency.
sit is only small talent that remains
concealed. 4 on cannot put q locomotive
headlight und er a half bushel.
a"Here goes for a SWIM" exclaimed q
Galveston alcoholic maniac, as he plunged
out OF q fourth story window.
~An extensive system OF temperance
vorB, including reading rooms and cofe 60
houses, has been inaugurated In Springfield,
Mass.
ga gentleman In WATERFOWL, who was
Considerably eiaJed in having won a TURKEY
by an election bet, was some what taken
absck when bis wife I'm preparing the fowl
for the table removed thirty-nine little ssnig-
ger dolls" from It's interior.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-27
RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
OCTOBER I6rH, 1875


An. LEAVE wAsHIHeroH.
s:oo-ssltioOre.E liieott oisy and way Stations.
o4g-baitimore, Apnapalis ana Wav at.tions
Nan, Mani ST. o. heoks and insermedists stations,
11o-Baltinore and AIerandria junction, Sun.
So1l ps sHs sIoe soS no,o.
~ Ne f ssI.1n Pssior Osss. Sunday, stops
s:so-ssl,imore and Way Sections.
sAS-Chicsso, Cincinnati, e. Louis, end Pitts:
H yslIsy Ro.d; rsIIOs md Sleeper. no CON
:ss s::s:: S S::. SIAM. s:Isi
s:20.N.v Yort end Boston Limited h prs..and
r h ,s,ssss Cite: No UIs .sss.: e ISsl:y
dsIDhis Sunday 70 Baltimore, Relay, and
is:ie-Bals,mor., Way Stations, xu,oo.. on, and
lAoune. Yorl; Phil.delphia and Norfolk s..
W. s htlei6sndris JUNCTION. On sunday, al
s:s0.Bsltimors and Way 's ssss So Frederick
l:s01,Irsd.ricf aud Pint Of R!eS:. wi. Metro
Eolitan B. anch Connects on Saturday for
H4sS-Ssiiinore, Annapolis and Way Stations,
s:s9-Bsl,imors and wsy Station. t, Ann.poli.
s4s-Cileinn.H .nd Louisville Express. H1.
sse.i1s cars 10 oiscinnsti ana Looi: Sfns.''r
esSoo-PHint Of R,cks and We, st,tio1s.
IIa- BATH ore and Way Stations.
a;S5-PfttsburG, Chicago, columbus.
S20-bslt1more, Alexandria junction, and
10:OO-hev York and Phil sdeIph Might Ex.
press Sleeping Cas- to New York.
io7Oy-B.ltimore and Way Stations to Annapolis
ll:45-st. Louis E1,rs.. Cincinnati and Chicago.
end to LOnl-viiie Saturday. bsepers.
5Io. sic. $40. $40 .. m. lao. 4:4S, $50,
HAS p m daily
ALI otner trains daily, except Sunday.
DO connection IN Sunday tor Haserstown or Val
ley Branch; or for New York and Philadelphia as
$40 . m and 40 m.
Tor further information apply ct the Baltimore
and Ohio Ticket Offces Washfngton Stations, and
asa, COL and 603 Pennsylvania avenue. aud 613
18th street northwest, where orders will be taken
Tor baggage to be checked and received ct any point
THos. .HaBP, Master of Transportation.
l. n COLE, General Ticket Agent.
GEO. B. KO9HTZ, General Agent. sep4.tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-27
nUEOANSON BROS, Auctfoneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROP.

By virtue OF deed of trust dated October -
llth A ID ls69, and duly recorded In Liber f..y
and X, No. Is, folio l0O, Of the land records t:l
for Washfngt1n county In the District Of C0Ium-
bis and by direction Of the holder Of the notes,
will sci! Ut public sale on MOHDAY, the 3Oth day
Of October, A D. 1876 at half past O'Clock p m |,
In front OF the premises the following described
piece or parcel Of ground, In square six hundred
and eighty ak $50 in the city Of Washington, in
the District OF Columbia, being part Of lots one,
two - al seventeen, (n,) in said square, BEGIN
Lii for the same at the distance of seventy seven
I'D feet from the southeast Of said square,
on North b street, and running with said street
hfty 5u) feet thence mouth line parallel to the
west line Of said lot No g. in said sluare No. 68S,
one hundred and thirty seven (lND feet to the CEN
ter OF tweivefeet alley; thence east. line par
alel With said Horth street, fifty 500 feet; thence
place OF beginning
This property Is located In very desirable and
tn proving neighborhood
Terms Of sale: One-third OF the purchase money
to be cash; the balance 10 equal payments at six,
twelve and eighteen months for hich the notes Of
the purchaser. bearing interest from the day of
sale, will be taken secured by deed Of trust upon
the premises, the purchaser having the option to
pay the whole Of the purchase money in cash
Terms OF sale to be fully com piled with within seven
days aer the day Of sale otherwise the Trustee re-
serves the right to resell the property at the risk
and cost OF drst purchaser after week. notice
All conveyencing and expense at cost OF purch
deposit OF ol0O will be uired 1t time OF sale
oetl9 EDWARD H BROWN, Trustee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-27
DIE

COONkY: On the 10Th Of ctoeer. 1875. OF pnsu-
monis. nARs.REI sgsd ,sars and IA Snrhs
Funeral wiz take place from her parents real
eeDo. corner ist AND streets SATURDAY.,
requested 10 attend.
kIsG. On the 18th Of October, 1879, IsADoRa
beloved sife OF Theodore Y. King, aged n yesrs.
from the rtsideoce Of Der uSeie, rhes acpOsneIf.
30. l4o Hast Cspitoi street Rea uisn mas. % o..
are respectfully invited 10 attend. q
y h0ERs A. $50 te.Ohsr %, 1875 Mrs.
ShIHAkISn hokRE, reiict Of the lac Andrew
.Tunersl siIi t.ke place from st. Paul's Lutheran
church, corner OF llth saa stress, on Sunday,
,PADGITr. On the mornins Of ostotsr q izs.
WI PhDe ElI, ages q years.
dtDo., No. SIs Delaware svesae northss.t Ga
sunesy At 50 m Friends OF ths fanny re
specifically invited 70 attend.
st. Lcuis D. pers ple ace copy
kTRtEks. On the morning of the 18Th o. oe.o-
ter, NO. MoLLuB a. erREEks, az A. years.
cd " sttsn nd her funeral SUNDAY sftsrpoon, az
Q clock, ir0m hcr late TesioeHee, TAI 7sh street
III In the death ei pr wILLLAM P. yoHSssOs the
Race The Of respec rSss we ". e o..
show him, bufore we lev him 10 ms resting place,
sder Ss,urs o. S % ess1
sele,, the force Of bis example, the testimony Of
innate p'sced son him b, those OF capable Of
Judging hn professional Requirements. nothing
lees than this was demanded OF them By HE great
experience. bis strong common sense, his mature
judgment. They have rightly said that his attain
ments % o Dby sioisn we're VI the highest OF ler.
But we OF the laity, DO has patients are not
content that he shnuld be Judged simply By bis pro-
t ssional skill. Ii IVES this which hrst brought
many Of u 10 contact with him: it somethiug
far more tban this which mined he ere and broke
the voice y hea nis death wAs made known. Been
ply that he sympsthizsd whh us. There IL NO phy-
stefan worthy OF the name who does not try 20 as
sure mis- patients Of his sympsthy. Bsa DIR. John
son had lie need OF assur Ances. Whea he came Co
visit ne In our trouble whea Or smbled over the
sick bed OF az little ones, there something in
hls iook, An his voice, In the grasp Of his hand,
which TOLD as that he had ne through IL al hin.
self-that he knew what it vas TO zee them suffer
and die. This IL vss that made rs love him IL YES
not simply that he eas gentleman. Many Of his
brethren arc this. But TO many Of them sck that
high sense OF honor which holds the conndspce OF o
pa.ient = sonesh.ng which no torture could force
Of secrecy from his hps. The most modest vsoss
trusted hin conn lessiy, feeling her dsisosoy
vas sacred 20 MIN that OF OILS own ohild. This
II vhy vs revered and honored him: How hall Ne
make loss plaln 20 those Who did NOT know HIM
be failed 70 reach the aotted three score eo9 ten
yeoro but none OF the sons Of men ever LAID down
oore Dsrfscr, rounded lffs. he has gone while tbs
autumn leaves fsllisg. They tsu q tie fullness
end completeness Of the year; NJ Ne hep them
fhsnkssiviSG that he hes lsft ne the examDls Of .
iuil. oonpl.e LIE. Cod srsnt hin thsf = nay
enter into His rest. T. =. p.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-27

BREAKING A PROBATE WILL.-The PniIa-
delphla Telegraph says that there Is under
argument in that city, before the Judges OF
the OrphaDs' Court, In banc, q curious will
case. Joseph Chambers died In 1876, and his
Will, drawn In 1873, was presented TO the
Register by his execu tors and his heir At law
and was admitted To probate. This will
provided legacy OF one thousand dollars TO
n relative, his gold watch to q friend, and
the balance of bis estate. probably one thou
sand dollars In value, to a Mrs. Clark. Toe
executors went on with their duties, and q led
their first account, when there were some re-
eeipte presented TO prove payment on a loan
which the testator had advanced to q gem
tleman. The executors rejected the receipts
on the ground that the signatures to Lhsm
were forged. 1t was demanded Tn at the will,
which was, and had been, q paper for record
for more than year, should oe produced to
demonstrate the genuineness OF the sigma
ture 10 the receipts, but, when produced,
there was an entire dissimilarity IN the
name OF "Joseph Cnamoe as appended 70
both. The parties holding the receipts, after
consultation with the heir -at-law, com
menced q contest OF the will as a forgery;
but, as II had already been admitted TO pro-
bate, the burden OF the proof was laid on
them. They brought oral and documentary
evidence 70 support the charge that the sig
nature OF the viii was not In the hand gri-
ting OF the deceased The executors, repre-
seDted By j. B. COlohan, produced an eq ual,
IL not greater, Gu Al { ~ Of testimony OF rela-
tives, b isiI ess men, dccument., &C.. To
prove Its genuinenesL Unfortunately, the
subscribing Witnesses, who saw the viii
signed, cannot be found.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-27
MAR RED.

BCOkIlY-BROWH n. June l6, 1875, by the Rev
Father .. mcDevitt, Of et mary's church, Phila-
delphis, EDWARD y. Buc kLEY 20 MARY .. ekOwN,
10th OF Washington.
FRlERY-McCLELLAS. On the 18th OF Ocso-
Der, le7e st the residence OF the oride nsrens by
Rev j @. Butler, MIcHAEL FRIEkY, of Nes York
city. and RosH b. MCOLkLLAN, daughter OF Jo-
Mcclellan, Of this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-27
1876 rrnssSff1EsE{ AHA 1876
To the NSFth. West. and Southwest.

Double Track, Steel Rails. Splendid Scenery,
Magnificent Equipment.
OOTuBER 9TH, 1876.
Trains leave Washington, city time, from Depot,
soIner OF b and 8 strests, a. follows
lor Oar to Pitsburg; 5:l0 m. daily, With Pal.
ace Car t. Chicago, and 11:se an. daily, ex-
RSITS SrnHsy; Ann poro~.o p.upo.n
Falls, and the North, m. daily except Sun.
Day, and $40 m daily except Saturday, with
qua, Buffalo,, and Niagara rails, I1:sO an,
For Ne. iork md g: Fest, 1:ss . n and s;4sy:
IaIress OF Pallnan PHrlor Oars, $40 . p.
500 On R.,Is sPa a.: daily except
except SUNDAY. and 1888 m. and ZOO and
s:4e m daily Limited 11press, $40 an.
Accommodstion for Baltimore, $50 Pm. daily,
For fopss 9e Grssk Lin. ITO m and A:so pm.
For AnnsIoIi;; 500 and 1880 an and 4;soD.
WAY AID ALExAHDkIA WAeHISarOa
Ior Als1andria. ais. 81. So, 10, II. an,
am AM. an. ssY, an. Ss e. 100 Pm. On Sunday at
For the south, via Richmond. ais an. daily:
and via Lynehburs, 7:lS an. and IL pm,
Train leave Alexandra for washinston, 8, Us.
80, II an, L. 81 :30, -, and 7DA
Eortheast corner Of Thirteenth street and Penn.
Sessin.sio 1 from nh Hotel: s and Ss:idsnoss
n B9SPf asn1 Pssssnser A i.ss
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nUNOANsON BKUs., Auclioneers.
1KUsTIE's SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
Oh Nav JERSEY ANEHUE, BGTwEEN d
AND = BTkEhTb NOhrH WEST, AT AUU-

O6 Nv khb8I a n.
AND bTkEATe NOhfH WEST, AT AUU-
ZION.
By virtue CT q deed of trust given to rs, II
dated the l2th Of October, 1875, and duly re III
eoroed In Libsr Ne. 793, folis So. one of the el
uDbia, and By request OF the parties secured there
DAY, the sth day Of November, a. u. 1876, o.
$50 O'CLOCK p m, In front OF the pre- misses, all
that certain piece or parcel Of groupd known and
designated ON the ground plat plan OF sad city
part OF lot mum be req three go, tn square num-
bered six hundrt aud thirty t6s0j, beeiuping for
the same at point on New Jersey avenue two hun
dred and seventy feet frsm the northwestern cor
ner Of said square and running thence northeast.
wsrdly on line ct right angles to said avenue
hundred and twenty six (l16b feet inc hes thence
north n inisTsect line drawn parallel With tn .
line last Aforesaid, and seventy two fest distant
thereSrom, thspee sopthwes tw ardly along said
pal allsl line to the line OF said avenue and thence
with the line Of .aio avenue to the beginntnG, TO-
Rether with al the tmDrUvemepts, riGhss, Drivi-
leges. and srecitaMents to the same belonging or
In any wtet apDertAin1ng,
Terms Of sale: $500 and interest Of the rate OF 10
per cent. per annum from April 10, 1876, and ex-
penses Of ssls In cash. the balance In one and too
cent isr snnum. 4 deposit Of SAe required q.
expsnse Of l1lchaser II the terms Of sale are not
sale, lhe Trustees reserve the right 10 resell the
property ct the risk and cost Of the our
chaser, upon giving = days notice Of ouch resale
in oGmc paper publ he'd in y ashingt -. q.
THOs. II. CALLAN, (r,,....
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