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The Portland daily press., 1876-08-21
Brief Jottings.

The Grand Trunk and Boston s. Maine rail-
roads carried twenty-seven carloads of excursion
lists, under the auspices of the Lewiston Catho-
lie Union to Old Orchard on Saturday morning,
and quite number also in the afternoon.
One o Rice d. Caldwood's teams ran away
ON Middle street Saturday, and the horse ran
into several teams, until he cleared himself from
the breadcart on Middle street,
Mr.. Calder announces dramatic and variety
company at Music Hall for Fair week. includ-
ing Harris ard Carroll, Chase and Davis, the
Wood sisters, Henry Hunter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Calder and others.
The Mercantile Library Association has
engaged Chardler's band to furnish music
one half hour previous to each lecture in their
winter course of entertainments.
A fine flag is to be raised by the Republicans
of Deering in few days.
The public are cordially invited to attend the
Union Temperance meeting at Allen Mission
this evening Interesting addresses may be ex-
pected.
Mr.. A. T. Sterling has discovered valuable
mineral spring on his premises near Jones's
Landing, Peaks Island. The water has been
analysed by Mr.. Bartlett, State Assayer, and
found to be nearly identical to that OF the
famous Poland springs.
The whole number of deaths in the city for
the week ending Aug, 10Th was 20. resulting
from the following causes: Consumption, 4;
old age, 3; cholera infantum, 5: dropsy, 8; diph-
liberia 1; disease of bowels, 1; typhoid fever, 1;
insanity, /; cancer, 1.
A crowd of fishermen INDUCED in free
fight on Fore street Saturday night. The fight
continued sumo time, but no arrests were
made,
A poor woman who is wandering about the
city with two young children was at the police
station Saturday night, being without means to
help herself.
Officers Hanson and Miles arrested two
disturbers of the peace at Gorham's corner yes
terday.
The air was cool and bracing last evening
quite an agreeable change by the way.
The Portland daily press., 1876-08-21

HAVE you tried those cream tartar biscuits?
They are very nice; also raised biscuits which
are of superior quality. You will find a good
assortment of the very best bread, cakes and
pastry at Brooks bakery. aug16eod3t
The Portland daily press., 1876-08-21
ENTRIES STATE FAIR.

ENNTRIES of Stock will be received up TO August
II 2Sth, unless the Horse and Cattle Stalls are
nlled before that date Entries received in all of the
classes, trottng excepted, unless in races not filed
Address me at Preble House, Portland, after this
date. SAMUEL WASSUN, Sec'y.
East Surry, August Is, 1876. aug21dtf
The Portland daily press., 1876-08-21

A DELICATE OPERATIoN-Mr M. S. F;she r
had peculiar and painful surgical operation
performed npon his eyes Saturday afternoon.
The upper lids had become unnaturally en-
larged, covering the eye almost completely and
it was necessary to cut out STRIP of the lid
and sew the remaining parts together, thus re-
moving the pressure upon the pupil. The op-
GRAFTON was successfully performed by DR..
Rainey, an experienced oculist, assisted by DIR.
Foster of this city.
The Portland daily press., 1876-08-21

ADAMsoNs Botanic Cough Balsam contains
no opium, caomel or mineral substance what
ever. Warranted TO cure So and 70 cents per
bottle. aug21 eod&w1w
The Portland daily press., 1876-08-21

ACCIDENTS. -Charles Clark, a young man
employed to set up nine pins in the bowl
ing alley at Evergreen landing was struck by a
ball Saturday, and had one of his fingers
jammed badly.
A small boy named Fender fell from pile
of lumber in Harrigan's new block last week,
and broke his nose, besides doing other injury.
1t is. feared he is fatally injured.
The Portland daily press., 1876-08-21

AT 10 O'Clock today F. O. Bailey & Co. sell
the furniture, crockery, cooking utensils, ice
cream machine, ETC., in the saloon under the
Museum, 1893 Congress street. See auction COL
umn.
The Portland daily press., 1876-08-21
IN GENERAL

The Good Templars of Maine are still grow
ing in numbers. Three new lodges have lately
been instituted, viz Center Lodge, No. n, at
Cornville, Somerset county; Tabor, No. so, at
Glenwood, Aroostook county; and Reform, No.
23l at Stetson, in PeDobscot county, maxim
2l2 lodges in the STATE. The Secretary of the
Grand Lodge, Geo. E. Bracket of Belfast, will
give all aid and particulars to those willing to
organize new lodges. Semi annual session will
be held AT Waterville ia October
The Portland daily press., 1876-08-21
To Let.

A SMALL rent containing four finished rooms
"A plenty hard and soft water Apply at No 25,
Lafayette street. PETER WILLIAMS.
augZI eodlw*
The Portland daily press., 1876-08-21
YORK COUNTY.

The pastor of the North Shapleigh Church,
Rev. w. s. Packard, requests the Spring vale
reporter to correct statement that he refused to
preach to his society few weeks since because
the church was not repaired. He had engaged
a brother to preach tor him, and he was taken
sick.
Mr.. A. Mason, who IS employed at Good
wins mills, Shapleigh, had his hand severely
!acerated by circular saw last Wednesday.
He has worked in the mills for ten years, and
this is his first wound.
The Times says that during a recent camp
meeting gentleman aged between 20 and ~
years, residing in Dayton took his first ride IN
the cars. He is man of means, and lives
within four miles of the railroad.
The old apple tree at York, which was
brought over from England in tub IN 1929,
and bore fruit until within few years has
come to an unnatural DEATH" having been
cut down by its owner because people trampled
down his grass in getting to it, by reason OF, as
he expressed it, Too much advertised in
book called Ancient City of Georgana and
Modern Town of York." to suit him.
The Portland daily press., 1876-08-21
Attention Battery

Headquarters Hayes Battery,
Aug. FL, 1875.
General Order, No. 8.
Officers and members are requested to
assemble at Ward Room No. 8 THIS
MONDAY EVENING, at 2 1-2 O'clock, to
make arrangements to parade Tuesday
and Wednesday Evenings. A full at
tendance is requested as other impOr-
tant business will come before the meet
ing. Per order,
j. H. B. MORRILL,, Capt CONG.
G. ALBERT ULMER, Clerk.
The Portland daily press., 1876-08-21

THE PHTLENA WINsLow.-The new ship
Philena Winslow, recently purchased by j. s.
Winslow & Co. and others, of this city, was
lowed into this harbor Saturday, and is now at
the end of Union wharf. She is fiue ship,
and was visited by large number of persons
yesterday. The finish of her cabin is unusually
fine, and that apartment is large and very con-
venient. Her forecastle is also large, light, and
has excellent accommodations. Those who
delight to see fine vessels would do well te
take stroll over this ship while she is here.
The Portland daily press., 1876-08-21
MONDAY MORNING.. AUGUST e1. 1875
CITY AND VICINITY
New Advertisements To-Day.

New Advertisements To-Day.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Portland District Camp Meeting.
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
Ten Years Ago-W. F. Morrill,.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Entries State Fair Samuel WATSON.
Cultivation of the Voce-Mr. Walter X. Fobes.
To Let-Peter Williams
Collectors Notice-City of Portland.
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CAUCUS.
Cape EliZabe an,

Cape Elizabeth.
The Republicans of Cape Elizabeth. are requested
to meet at the Town Hall, on SATURDAY, August
26th at p. m to nominate candidate for Represen
tive to the next Legislature.
Per order, TOWN COMMITTEE
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Pioneers Attention.

Every member is requested to be at
Headquarters. THIStMONDAY EVENING.
Per order,
C. W. BEAN, Capt. CONG.
1. F. TRUE, Clerk.
The Portland daily press., 1876-08-21

JOB PRINTING neatly executed at
this Office,
The Portland daily press., 1876-08-21

CAMPAIGN SoNGs,-Mr. James Nicholson of
Washington, ID. O, met large number Of the
members of the Republican campaign clubs at
headquarters Saturday evening, aid they all
had a very lively time singing the campaign
songs which that gentleman brought with
him. Mr. Nicholson distributed large num-
Der of songs and the public will hear from them
many times during the campaign.
The Portland daily press., 1876-08-21

REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.-The following
are the real estate transfers recorded in this
county Saturday:
Portland-Lot of land with the buildings
thereon, on the corner of Middle and India
streets, from Alvin Ell. Jacobs ct ais to Augusta
M. Hunt
Scarboro-Lot of land from Walter B. Nutter
to Jacob 81. Brink
Brunswick-Lot of land from Benz. B. Morse
to Z. Il. Morse.
HE Temperance Reform Club held very
interesting meeting at Y. M. c. A. Hall last
evening. number of the members of the
Knightvlle Club were present and gave an ex
cellent report of the work of chat club; also
stirring speeches were made by Messrs Pear
son, Merry, Lewellyn, Choate and several 9TH
ers. Signers were obtained to the pledge Of
such as shall be saved, and SO the good work is
| progressing wonderfully.
The Portland daily press., 1876-08-21
LIBBY, McNEILL & LIBBY,

NEW YORK. August s, 1865.
Under my supervision, six cans OF CsDOKED
C"RNED BEEF - OF various sizes-two, four
and six lbs.-labeled,
The Portland daily press., 1876-08-21

Lee academy commences Aug goth, with G.
A Stuart as teacher. Springfield High School
will open Sept 18th, with G. W. Osgood as
teacher. Mattawamkeag Free High School
will begin Sept. 4th, with James Withee as
teacher.
other property, will be sold at auction, Satur-
day, Sept. yLn.
The Portland daily press., 1876-08-21

Aud by virtue of the authority vested in me as
Collector of said City OF Portland, hereby give
ce that unless said taxes, accrued interest and all
necessary intervening charges are paid on before
WEDNESDAY, the 23t day of August next, at ten
o'clock in the forenoon shall then procee to sell at
Public Auction at the City Treasurers Office in the
City OF Portland. to the highest bidder, much OF
said Real Estate as may be necessary Tor the pay.
ment OF said taxes, interest and all charges.
HENRY w. HERSEY,
Collector of Taxes for the City of Portland.
Portland, Aug. q, 1876. d3t
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DACkET Sch. Margie, Capt. McFarden. For
- nelgpt apply to j. NlCHERSCN,
aulSd3t No. 1923 Commei cial Street,
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nOwEMAE & GBEEN, Auctioneers.

u
TRUsTEES SALE OF VALUABLE I'M.
PROVED RIAL ESTATE ON SOUTH SIDE
OF OJhC0RAH STRICT, BETWEEN 10TH
AND 111HA AND QhNDR s .REET5 NORTH
WEST, CONSIST ING OF SGW AND EuE-
CANT BRICK DWELLING VITA LAkGH
BACK BUILDING
By virtue OF q ceed Of trus. dated Aprfl 23d, -
A. 1876. and duly recorded in LIbsr No. taR
$40, folio AZ, ct seq one OF the lan1 records -
for the District of Columbia aud at the req o.t of
tie sarty secured ihereoy, will sell ct publ suc
uCn in front OF the premises, TO the highest bid
der, on ~ADH EsDAf, November sth. a ID. 1875,
at o'clock 1.-The following sscribed real estate
situated In the city OF ashlDgton, In aid District
viz: Lot numbered sixty one (6lD in John Tur-
tons subdivision Of square Numbered one huudred
and Hevety nine (Fyl the is recorded 10 the
Survey or Ofoe OF haId city september LIST, 1854,
together with the improvements thereon.
Terms Of sale: 0ne-third cash, Of which 500
must be pefd ct tins OF sale; and the bal moe In g.
II, and IL months, IN equal payments, to bs dred
By purchasers noes, bearing interest from day OF
sale, ct per cent. psr annum until paid, payable
semi ennu ally, and deed OF trust the sremiees
sold, Cenveyancing aad recording al. p1rch sssr's
cost. Mterms Of sac are Tot complied ish In six
days after sale the Or usee reserves the ht to
sell ct risk and st Of purchaser 10 defau II.
WIN. 2. H0LTZ nan, Trustee,
octH dads No. 1891 y street north west.
1BY CONSENT or PARTIES IN IHTER-
est the above sale Ia POSTPONED until fUEn-
DAN. November IL 1875 ssme hour and place.
novs WEI. r. HOLTZMAN, Trustee.
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAI
OCTOBER 1srH, 1875.


oCTOBER IsrH, 1875.
An; LEAVE wAsHIsGrON.
s1S-BsItimooTTss, .liso.. nity aud WAY Stations.
ma,n ST. o. heoks and intermediates stations,
TI0-Bslt,more aud Alexandria Junction. Sun.
s1SCySsstop , az An spolis Junction
pres Pullman Parlor Oars. Sunday, stops
at az Stations;
s:40-Chicaso, Cincinnsti, s.. Louis, and Pitts
S TsIEI.T EkF SSs rItderios HsssrstOsn, and
nettion for Chicago saturday. Nv
';o9.PSin, Of Rcss. and Wss Stations. H.r-
Piedmont and Way stations main stem, IA.
s:20-Nev York and Boston Limited TX press and
oI ,sso er 70 Gliss No st1ps, except st Sssy
d.Iehis Is1ndsy 10 Bsi;imore, Relay, and
. Annapolis only.)
l2.1s-Bsltimore, Way Stations. ElIioott City and
I:lO-New York, Philsdelphis and Norfolk E1.
press, AleIsndria Junction. On sunday, all
,.,oMy Stations ssd Baltimore only.
$50 ssIti@ors and Laurel Esprs...
E1liisn b. anch Gonneets on Saturday for
4sHss,i%ore "a Annapolis n''s and Way Stations.
s:3Q-Bsliimore and Way Stations to Annapolis
s,4s-Oineinnsti and Louisville Express. E1.
slsesiDs cars to oincinnan and Louisville.
s:50-P0int Of Roo.s and wa stations.
5I9 Baltimore snd Way Stations.
ohisss %G1m JUNCTION and
Is1f e. g.! q sss Sa:s Might r1
1o:O3-Baltinore and Way Stations TO Annapolis
II:45-st. Louis Express Cincinnati and Chicago.
and TO LOuIsy1lle Saturday. sieepers.
.c sbc $50 $50 ssS 1tS 10! sSs
ll;4t ,. m. daily
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ED,

BEHZLER. On Monday morutne, B,yanbsr
n @ .. her E FL: Ss'ssDes teS
Of heI age, sf,er 1,s short and p.intsl illness
We thy los. most deeply feel;
But tits God Who has berelt us,
he can all our sorrows heal.
Notice OF funeral viii be given b sreSfter'
FREEMAN. In Richmond Va, on Sunday No.
Wr ~, iao s,ee, long and painful iiee.s,
u. Freeman, of Norfolk, Va.
McCHEsNHT. At BrishtwOod. ID. O, on sun
asy: me ian osy 81 Noyemoer, 1885, at O'CLOCK
ter OF John d. and Liizsbeth ncOhesneg, aged Is
While philosophy tries 81 vain TO inspire tbs soul
with courage and 10 administer comfort 10 . oy ina
d,mor strsted IN all az &c Il the world tnsr the re
sion Of Jesus christ sufficient sustain u. under
hs fofrt1d WIN ssss odp ss.S in
bore up uneer her long and ralnfal sufferinTs.
health md tne embrace u lovad ones but the Mas.
ter osde her "cOme up higher. and ths FwestlT ana
Heaven. Parents brO'h hers and sisters nav feel 80
.gred hat II fsih.ul they sh. greet her again on
Her lsnsuishing head is ct rest.
Her sishing and weeping are DER,
lie hesyed BY sfllieliOD 10 more
father, at O'Clock .. m on Tuesday, ,be Isth in.
slant, and her rem sius inferred iu Rock oreee
OF me family respectfully invited TO attend.
sANDHe. On sunday, the 18th OF Eovember
ls76, ct go q. m. BRIDGET, beloved deufhIer Of
John MsrsAret 10 3dts, In the sOih year Of her
sse.
Farewell, dear parents, am Of rest,
And shall forever be,
/ could not stay with you on earth,
But you cln come 60 me.
Weep not, dear parents, that en- gone,
But strive TO follow me.
And train yeu al for the Lord.
That you MAJ hsppy be.
Farewell, ny de,rset parents,
ehed not one tear for me,
From pain, enc care end sorrow
an Tore yer Tree.
For nov i an in glory,
have gained my Heavenly rest;
want You ell 20 meet ne,
And be forever blessed.
Funeral from 2420 Virginia avenue north rest,
AIN % J, on Tue day, ltta instant. Relatives
eno frieI de respt ctfully invited.
SULLIVAN. On the 18th OF November, 1876,
PATRICK, beloved husband Of Mary sulisan, aged
% years.
Funeral win take place feom his late residence,
llth street, between and ,ucets south sest.
Tuesday, N oven Der 18th. ~ 10 .. m. Relatives
and riepcs Of the fsrafif ere respectfully Invited.
rIDBALL. Departed fhis life, % HIS late resi-
dence No sIl street, on November II, ISIS, st
Fsnersi viii take pisos Ia ssday. November 18th.
t1 cen L and n streets.
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LIMITED Stairs MARsHALS SALE or

In virtue Of writ Of 6eri faciss Issued out OF the
clerks office VI the creme Court OF tue District OF
Coli mbia Ind to me directed, will sell az public
sole Cash, In front OF the court house d Ior OF
cemeeI 1875, At IL clock m, the following de-
scriOtd real estate, viz: All caroline 8. Pelgn's
rs ht. tile, claim and Interest 10 lot II ~
INN BlsI chards 50 bdiyision Of original lot and
part OF lot 10 square No 23l together with s I'D
Ii guar The i'm thereon, in the city Of
I" a. hirstop, II. U seized and LEVIED u pom the
property Of Caroline B. Peush, and viii be sold TO
tinsb, US. OF assignee. ALEX. SHARP,
noylJ OTIS Us. Marshal ID q.
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THAECkRY sALR-REAL ESTATE ON OAP-
~ lTOL HILL.

BY virtue Of decree of The Supreme court -
OF the District Of Columbia, passed in Chan a..
Gerry cause DO. ls74, doe. Is, wherein :. q tlk
ter e. q, are eeiendant,, shall ssn on sAT0R
lie auction. on the premises, the detendants (y. =:
estate. situated 10 Ma.hinsto D. o.. 70 wit: hos
T. Osrpenter recorded subdivision Of oil Of orfRf.
nal ,os numbered eight and psrt OF orisina, lot.
eight hundred and eighteen. Each Of the above
lois 10 improved By o two story Brick Dvellins,
containing eight rooms, with al modern I'm prove,
nents, and win be sold separately.
The above property IL sold subject 70 the follow
ing membranes, viz Two deeds Of trust, record
ed re.Pectiyey in Libsr sss folio S. and Lfber sos,
,smbls; the iermer DECD embracing aid lots Is and
Terms Of sale: One third OF purchase money cash:
bslsI In two coral fnstaimenfs, pay able 10 SIX
aid twelve month"; from day of sale, with interest
st six per cent. Trustee reserves Q lien on each
piece Of property until whole purchase money 10
paid. SO deDosit on eech lot g tine Of saie.
eysncing ct purchasers cost. IL terms OF sale
not piled with within i've days fro q day Of
sales trustee reserves right 70 resell &C risk ans COST
JAMES a JoHHeTOH. Trustee,
Webster Law Building.
DUHCANeOG b COS
nov5 ee&ds (Lav Reporter Auctioneers.
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nARKEr STALLS.

EsslNKKRh OrrrcR. DISTRICT OF 0oLuMBIa,l
WASH NsToS, D u Nov: 7th, 1879
0salre for thirty years IN the neg Weseern msrket
BuiIoings, southeast corner OF x and 1id streets
suction IN said building, the seis TO begin W1D
NISDAY, the 18th day Of eovs1lber, l6ze. q
othsrWiso or tered, ct the Same hour from day 70
day until ell ere dtspose1 Of.
Doe e fhonas 4. Riovnan, laspsctor OF sandinss
b. order o. the Ooumissaousrs d. o.
Z. HoxIs, Lieut.. nagessrs ug A.
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nUNOAEsoH BROS. Auouonsers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF FIVE UNFINISHED
BRICk BOUSEr, SITUATE Us tbs HORrH
EIDE OF q STREET NORTH, BETWEEN
15IH AND 10TH sTREETs WEST

10Th AND 10TH cTRxETe WEST.
BY virtue Of a deco Of trust, dated NJ AZ 3Oth, -
lslo, and duly recorded in Libsr no $50, folio o..
52y ct seq, one OF the land records for the E(S
District OF Columbia Add at the re2uest Of the parey
occurred thereby, we will sell public sucJiou 10
frCnI OF the premises, on WEDNESDAY, nOyem-
Der 5th, 1876 at 80 O'Clock D. In :, the folio wing
desert ed Iesi estate, situate in the city OF Wash
lLstIb, DstIict Of iu1bis, TO wit: All GER
taiO ti,ces parcels of laid aud premi situate
aud De Jig IN The cty of Warrington. Dstrict OF Co
luz bih. auo aud dt ct lots hine-
two, g. bisety three, (93 piaeIy four "a nj ne
~ nye 81, and ninety six, 1861 IN Eli s. slack
wood sutdlvisiOn OF square punber.d oue hundred
al ninety three, I95. gether with he i'm prove
ents. consulting Of i've NJ aished tvo stoI end
basement brick houses.
1trlns: Que IhiId cash; balance In SIX 90 twelve
(l2D AND eighteen 49, months with iaterest Of Der
c. LIT per mum from day Of sale secureo By de "a
81 trust property soid or, s cash. at the option
OF the purchaser deposit Of 400 required Of the
purchaser ~ time OF sale, and ell socinE at
The nu obasers cost. Tern. Y be oomelled with
at defsulIinS Eurob aser D risk and cost.
4 THos. g Sy gnL9vsB,k Trustees.
nove DUHCANsON BRos. Au,ts.
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AUCTION SALES.
This AFHRRNOON.
THoAAs BOWLING. Auosionesr.

THoAAs BOWLING. Auosionesg.
TRgsIE.s, SALE OF yALgABLI IMpsoylp
BRlOk DWELLING House AND FRANB
e1OR1 HOUSE, ON HAYkfrn STREET.
Eth, 1a4, aid recorded in Liber 764 folio IS. ~
o. the land records OF Washington count, .G2A
Uistrfct OF Columbia, aud By direction IN vriuaG of
the bosoer OF the note secured thereby Ne Will sel
ublie auction In front Of the premises, on yRI-
pAn the Sd dAy Of Hovember, Iss6, at AZ O'Clock,
81 THAI 1ieSe OF parcel Of land situate aud beios
Thrslk ED g addition Geof setosn, in said Dis
ulct, and being part Of Lot g. In said addition Be
gbnIbe ior the same at lint on the east side Of
feyeffe street q feet inches from the rest
east line Is feet ehes, more or iess tnenoe east
sry emo parallel with lst street III feet, more
less; thence korfhery and paral ei With Fave te
sheet % feet. more or les. thence westerly and
parallel win fsyette street "a feet inches; aud
thence westerly and parallel eth street ms feet
more or lees, 70 the bsSinntne Improysd by a
two-story Brick D~ eilips ard a Frame Store
Terms OF sale: One-fonrth cash; balauc. 10 9, II,
~ and q months, secured b, nOtes and . deed OF
the rate of 10 per cent pr nun, pay able .emi-
a. nualiy. bonv.ysncing aad recording at pur-
chasers cost: olU0 down when tee gro perty /.
eruck on 1.-The terms are not com piled with In
dsys me Trustees reserve the right resell At the
cost OF he de'sultfns purchaser. and ,he pay
ec,ssd hG kiasaIL. Trustees.
~AT TIE REQUEST OF The PARTIES
InTlhfsTepth the above sac 10 p SrPONEu 20
MONDAY, November 13t1 AZ same hour and
place, aod the two Houses will be sold separately
oct3l eotd tbs. BOWLING, Acct.
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nUNCAEsON BROS. Aucti.neers,
u Southeast corn or 9Th and SITS northwest.
TRUeTEBe SALE OF LOT OF GROUND III
GIOkGBTOWN,D O., NEAR THE HEIGHTS

01OhoS " W M " VI. " - q u III
By virtue Of deed of trust dated the sd day -
OF March, 1876, recorded Ia Liber 6H, toto 7,
OF the Land Records Of the District OF Oolum--
bia and az the written rtQueet Of the party secured
thereby, shall sell at pubic suction in front Of
the premises, on TUESDAY, the 18th day Of 30
vember, 1876, at O'Clock .. m, the following de-
scribed Real Estate In ID. o., beginning
at point in the eastsriy lire OF Montgomery street,
distant 100 feet north from the DortherIy line of
stoddard street, ard running thence north dogs.
vest along said easiery line Of Montgomery street
40 feet, thence north 81 degs east along the south
erly line Of land Of John " MCPHERSON 40 feet to
the Cemetery line, thence along said Cemetery line
south dogs ~ seconds west SO feet TO the line OF
the land OF u Bitten thence along the lire
Of saio Rittenhouss's land about south 81
degs. west 49, feet, and thence south 81 dogs. west
al feet 10 the pace Of beginning, containing
1910 SLIGO square feet Of land more or less.
Terms Of sale. ol,0C0, with interest st ten Per
cent per annum from the 2sd day OF March, 1876,
and the expenses of sale in cash. the balance at six
and twelve months, for which ,be purchaser 3
notes, bearing six Per cert interest from the day
Of sale and tecurf1 bv q deed u trust upon the
properly sold will De taken. posit of el00 Will
be required of the pure at the lime of see and
all cCnveyanciI shall be at the OF the pur
chaser. II The above terms of sale are not COM
piled with within five day the Trustees reserve the
right to resell at the 81 and cost of the defsuln
purchaser.
GEORGE II. b WHITE r-,s,eos