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National Republican., 1877-08-10
CURIOUS AND USEFUL TRINKETs IN TIL
HANDLE OF THE NEWEST suNsHADE

HANDLE OF THE NEWEST suNsHADE.
ifom ne Philadelphia Press
We have the additionally handsome widow
at Congress Hall. She halls from San Fran
cisco, and Is popularity known as the Cali
| fornia chnrmer," |" aud, together with her beauty
Of form and face, she Is playing sad havoc with
our beaux. II may be interesting to some Of
our lady readers to learn something of this
seasons style Of dressing. The costumes, as
general thing, boast simplicity rather than
elegance. Cape May has always been noted
for its extreme latitude In this particular. We
have Baltimore belle here who Ia thought BY
many to carry of the palm for tasteful COS
tunes. At recent hop she was gorgeous in q
miracle OF ivory crepe and duchess lace,
draped In front with cascades of lace inter-
mixed with dropping sprays Of violets. On
another occasion tho fair damsel was resplend-
cnt In yephyr-like dress Of ciel crepe
the bodice cut Ia Vierge and ornamented
with garnitures Of silver-wheat ears.
A fashion has been invented which meets
with general appreciation by those of the fair
sex who enjoy bathing, many Of whom ex-
perience great discontinue from the want Of
support while In the water. Some throw aside
all prejudice and adopt the plan Of wearing
ordinary stays and 1t is to these the corset
termed "Bains.de-mer" will prove most &C.
ceptable. It is about eight or nine inches In
depth, and 10 made Of red serge; there arc
eyelct holes, through which are passed strings
Of the same material. The whalebonc Is
adapted perfectly TO the occasion, as Il Is guar
snteed to he made of the genuine article, i'm
pervious to rust. Parasols arc here, even
more than anywhere else, 4 necessary append
age; very few ladies even think Of walking
the length Of the piazza without one. probably
for tho reason that the prominent shades now
IN vogue lend brilliancy to the compile xion.
We have seen one evidently intended 10 su.
persede all others. 1t has embedded in the
handle miniature Geneva watch, and is said
to keep perfect time. The button which con-
tains the watch Is lifted OH a hinge by touch
ing catch spring, and serves as double pur-
pose for scent bottle.
National Republican., 1877-08-10
AN OLD LADY ON IIER MUSCLE.
MOTHER MAGRUDER GOES FOR MARY KEELA,
WITH A ETICK OF Xonn

MOTHER MAGRUDER dOEs FOR MARY KEELAN
WITH STICK OF WOOD.
little old woman, who rcsembled the pic
turo of Old Mother Hubbard which adorns
Mother Gooses story books, answered to the
name Of Mary Magruder in the Police Court
Yesterday morning, and was charged with as
saulting Mary Keclan. Mary was quite a
She said she was going along with an armfil
Of wood, when Mrs. Hagiuder struck her on
the head with piece Of wood.
See there" she continued, bending her
head down to the attorney and putting her
inger on the injured spot.
There's the clothes, II you want to see the
die in her hand.
I'VE don't want to see any blood" said At.
torney Miller, and Mary rolled the bundle up
again.
The witness for the defense was Eddie Ma.
gruder. He was examined by Attorney Mil
Ter and the following important facts we're
brought out:
"D,d .. you see the stick Of wood"
"Dld you see her bleediugf"
"Yes, SIR"
"4id "SG !;on you see what did it'"
"Did you sec anything"
"No, sir"
"Do you know anything sbou, it,"
mo, SIR"
The little old woman was fined IS.
Chas. Keelan was charged with assaulting
WIN. Magruder. Charles was not In court,
having left collateral. By the evidence Of
VIM. Magruder it appeared that Keelan had
beaten him quite badly in the street, and
when Magruder went into the house burst the
door in after him and beat him again. The
collateral was forfeited, and an attachment
was issued for Keelan.
National Republican., 1877-08-10
DOWN TO PINEY POINT.

The Young Peoples Association Of the
Fourth Presbyterian church will give their
second exclusion to Chesapeake bay, Point
Lookout and Piney Point on Wednesday, Au-
gust. 10, on the steamer Lady Of the Lake,
leaving the Sixth-street wharf at 9 p. M,
reaching Point Lookout at daybreak, when
time and opportunity will be afforded for the
enjoyment Of q surf bath, after which the
steamer will proceed to Piney Point. The
Potomac river will be traversed by daylight,
which will give an opportunity TO view all the
points Of interest on our beautiful river. This
exclusion Is given for the partial purpose Of ac-
commodating those who were unable to secure
tickets for the first excursion, and also to re-
peat the agreeable occasion.
National Republican., 1877-08-10
FIGHTING OVER A SISTER,

Eliza Alexander, q mulatto girl wearing a
naughty gypsy hat, was in the Police Court
dock yesterday charged with assaulting her
brother, Wellington Alexander. The troubles
are OF family nature. Wellington testified
that Eliza came to his house last Wednesday
and took another little sister, left In his charge,
away, some one having told her that his wife
mistreated the child. She assaulted his wife,
little sister also. When Alexander came In
and learned Of this he went out again and
found Eliza on the street pulling one way
while the little sister pulled the other way
She said that the child had been servant for
him and his wife long enough. Alexander
caught the child and tried to take It away,
whom Eliza struck him In the face, bruised bis
head and tore his clothes. Wellington said
that he would rather pay Eliza's hne himself
than have her go TO prison, but IL was VERY
National Republican., 1877-08-10
REPUBLICAN. MORNING. AUGUST TO- 1877.

Eighth precinct station. house, where she now
remains, pending the decision Of the District
authorities. She Is believed 10 be insane, and
will probably be sent to tho Insane Asylum.
Sir Knights Isaac Scott, Stansbury
Boycc, John ii. Owens, Of Baltimore, and Geo.
l., Preston, OF Virginia, colorcd Knights Tenn
plar, lcft this city yesterday for Richmond,
where they were to be received by Mount
oiive Commandcry, and proceed TO the asylum
to attend convention called for the purpose
oil establishing Grand Commandery for the
State Of Virginia.
An employee Of the Great Falls Ice
Company, named William Mcguire, met with
very serious accident yesterday afternoon.
While engaged In removing large blocks of ice
from wagon at the corner of fourteenth
street and New York avenue, his feet slipped
and block Of ice fell upon his head fracturing
the skull badly. He was removed to his
home.
james johnson, alias James Hill, alias
James Crow, was one Of the individuals tried
IN the Police Court yesterday morning. When
nc was brought up to the railing he said that
that was not his name, and was allowed TO
take his choice. He stole a futinc-iron from
q hardware store. In October, 1870, he was
convicted OF petit larceny under the names Of
Tobe Jones, alias Andrew Archer He was
held for the grand jury.
Charles Powell, the man arrested by
officer A. J. Sullivan Wednesday afternoon,
aud who, II is alleged, was beaten unneccs-
shrily by tho officer, was fined IS or thirty
days IN the Police Court yesterday for dis
orderly conduct lie was also arraipned for
assaulling the officer. but the Judge imposed
no additional 6ne. Powell said that he was
drunk and did not know that Sullivan, who
was In citizens dress, was policeman.
AS general thing every prisoner in
the dock at the Police Court tries 10 get his
shoulders out Of the window looki into the
cou,t room. When there arc about fifty OF
them, there Is necessarily great confusion
Judge Mills yesterday made them return to
The seats. Ono fellow named Edward Ellis,
who afterwards persisted in coming to the
window with note, was fined s. and COM
mitted TO Jail for two days for contempt.
National Republican., 1877-08-10
A BRUTAL ASSAULT.

Arthur Woodward, a stalwart colorcd mau,
was before Judge Mills Of the Police Court
yesterday for assaulting a little white boy
named Tony Lockhailey. Wednesday after
noon Woodward, feeling aggrieved because the
little boy had thrown some water on him,
threw Tony down on the pavement, aud was
using him very roughly when bystandcrs in.
tcrfered. Jerry Shcehan was ono of the wit.
nesses. Now Jerry had been waiting around
the Police Court for the ease to come up from
nine o'clock until two and hc was mad.
"Bccn here since nine o'clock this morning.
Sick people at home, too,' grumblcd Jerry as
be picked up the Billie. JciIy said that he
saw Woodward pick the boy up aud throw
him down on the pavement, when he inter
fered and bad Woodward arrested.
TN tell you another thing he said, as he
looked at the clock, I'm never interfere again
whru"-
Judge Mills remarked that he had said all
that the law required Of lil. Woodward was
fined &lO, or thirty days in Jail.
National Republican., 1877-08-10
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

ONE DoLIAk.-obtain DIR. Hartleys great remedy
for Catsrrh. druggists have It.
Left-off clothing. watches, pistols, de- bought At
Hersog's, sl5 street. ORDER attended TO-
All kinds Of trunks made to order, repaired and
covered at Murrsys, SO5 Pennsylvanls avenue
Market Space.
The finest New York butter in the city; also
choice Virginia, Pennsylvania, and Western but.
ter at spicera butter store, southwest corner OF
timore prices. No impossibilties advertised, bu,
vinced
National Republican., 1877-08-10

BY B. II. Warner
At6 p m, very desirable two-story mansard roof
and basement house on the southwest corner OF
Fourteenth and N streets northwestl
At6p. n, valuable tannery, with machinery.
&C., with dwelling house on the premises on the
corner OF washington and Olive streeu, George;
town. ID. G.
BY Thomas Bowling:
At6 p. m, valuable three story and back build
ing, brick residence No. o0S o street. between Ninth
and Tenth streets northwest.
At Q p. m, valuable lot on Beall street, betwe<n
Congrcss and Washington, Georgetown, b. c.
By Duncanson Bros:
At p, m, vacant lot situated at the Intersection
OF East North and NH streets, GEORGETOWN, d. @.
Harris insect powder in great demand, eO4 Ninth
National Republican., 1877-08-10
ON RECORD,
TRASsrKRs, TRUSTS AND aELEAsEs PLACED ON

TRANsFERs, TRUSTS AND aELEAsEs PLACED ON
The following papers relating to real estate
transactions have been fled In the office of
the recorder Of deeds
REAL npArE TRANSFERS.
Daniel A. windsdor and Charles Ford, for q 800,
Lewis Lewis . psyi; foI 5000. 10, Harris and Gram:
ct al 70 John W Botcisr; Tor u CoS lot s in Hills
subdivision Of square no. Moses Kelly 10 John r
Thomas r, Stone TO Jane Harrison, for sI'Syo, part
of lots 10 and u, square 253 Jane Stone Harrison
g THOMAS r.; Stone, subdivision OF lot g. square
sS lot, loo and % iic square S ns WIN. % s,isfncy 70
Wilmer Vale ~ 10000, lots l3 and IS subdl.
Virginia zeliin 70 J. L. C. Cecil for 81 u CO., os square
s8 Cornelius = Clark to Charles Banks, for $3.50,
Eninghan,. Joseph c, Foertsch to Catharnc H.
ArloD. for fi50, part Of lots 20 and a. in Peters
square tieorgetown George Follansbee to Henry
Edwards, for $50, part Of lot g. square S.
DEKDs OF TRUST.
Augustine Reed TO Amzc L. Barber, TO secure
IAngdon, Albright 4 90. s752 IS, lot 100 in Chap
man. subdyi.ion Of original lots TO 4 In square
cure Charles A. Beavsns 81, 100 part Of lot 1, in
:ecnrs jacob TIe;,on "sSs S g sts sG' rs snd Si
John 'RoSs r. au@s e e Sfas HnorS e. aSd i a.
White, TO secure Moses Kelly 81 900, lot i65, in
square 6lh. John r. Mullins TO N. Ashford and g.
square 6i5 John X. Mullins 70 II. Ashford and q.
H. white, 70 secure Moses Kelly u 600, lot 16o in
square 6l5 John r. Mullins to N. Ashford aud a.
II. b. white, 70 secure Moses Kelly u 00 lot 162 IN
square 6i5 John r. Mullins To- N. Ashford and q.
H. white % secure Moses Kelly o. 600 lot l6s, in
square 6lb John X. Mullins TO NJ. Ashford and q.
H. b. White TO secure Moses Kelly u 000 lot l64 In
square 6lb John r. Mullins to ". Ashford and @.
square 6i5. Richard W. Mullins 70 NJ Ashford and
NJ NJ Rohrer To secure Moses Kelly Sl O00 lot ~ in
square 62s John r. Mullins to NJ Ashford and O.
H. B. white, 70 secure Moses Kelly sioo lot 1857, in
TO secure Julia A. Hoover $500 part Of lot H. IN
square 3$. Joseph n. Cecil To r. W Downman and
o. G Green, to secure Virginia Zeilin t6Oo, part Of
lot 8. In square e&
Geo. B. Fillebrown, trustee, TO John A. Smith,
part Of lot 2 square 90. Charles A. Zimmerman
lot II, square 3+6. WIN. r. Woodward and BENZ. +.
Morsel trustees, to jackson Deveale part Of lot r.
In Adams subdivision Of lots 10 and 10 square a3l.
lansbee, part Of lot 8, square SO.
AGREEMENT.
Between the trustees Of All Souls church and
the American Unitarian Association Of Boston,
Mass. In consideration OF money advanced for
the purchase Of lots ID, "a and d In square 24s and
const ructon OF church edifice thereon, the par
to the satisfaction OF the Unitarian Association, in
the sum Of $4,000
DEFDs or rRusr-cHATrKIs
J. r. bradley TO Frederick Schmidt TO secure
Gustav Kuhn sl3S, on goods In house No. 125 Ninth
street northeast.
MORTGAGE.
Jane 8. Harrison to Thomas r. Stone, 10 secure
$l,'oO on parts OF lots 10 and II. square a53.
National Republican., 1877-08-10
CITY ITEMS.
Coon ADVICE.

Now Is the time Of year for pneumonia, lung
fever, &c. Every family should have 4 bottle 81
Boschses German Syrup. Don't allow for one mo-
family or yourself Consumption, asthma, pneu.
monia, Group, hemorrhages and other fatal diseases
may set In. Although II Is true German syrup n
curing thousands Of these dreadful diseases VET II
Ia much better 70 have II at hand when three doses
viii cure you. One bottle will last your whole
family winter and keep you safe from danger
IL you are consumptive do not rest until you have
tried this remedy. Sample bottles, 10 cents Regu.
lar size, IS cents. Sold by your druggist Charles
Stott d Co., Wholesale agents.
National Republican., 1877-08-10
NISCELLhNEOUS.
r, 3 A X Y R o o + s.

T, X Y 20 Fs.
LEAKY ROOFS made thoroughly water.,ish, both
Is TO rain and snow water; DAMP WALLS also made
dry. BY thoroughly applying moN-CLAD PAINT
and IRoN.cLAD cEMENT.
It has been used by hr Ed. Clark, architect United
States Capitol upon the public buildings for eight
veas. and b pronounced by him to be the best and
most durable paint in The world II Is also used BIZ
National Republican., 1877-08-10
BILLIARD TABLES

Best In use. Halls, Cioih, Cues
and everything AppsrlaiDinE 10
BilliArtiH At lowest prices Hay.
Ing the largest stock and nnes,
facilities for manufnrtuTina. or
oers can be promptly hlled 1ood
stsOnd-hahd tables cheap. The
BlliArd Cue, an illustrated
newspaper, seiil nee on Applica
Hon. ii W @Ll.EN DEn, 7ss
lhfoAduay, ~ y. Jyisam
National Republican., 1877-08-10

bothersome 10 always have row with . SIS
ter" He had paid fines for her three or four
times. Judge Mills fined her Is, and yelling.
ton paid II. She was also required Ia give
bonds to keep the peace.
National Republican., 1877-08-10
CAUTION 70 me PvplIc.

Thnb give notice that william r. Evan, 10
not III my employ aud has not teen since May last
Az persons are warned not to give any orders or
lAy Any money 10 bin On my account
w WILLIAM 4. HENrz,
VA tr0,, dtA,tr u vines and liquors, 356 North
T!,!Id Jrvci, Pniadc,phia. es
National Republican., 1877-08-10
GOVERNMENT SIZE.
GALE OF copPERscALs ZINC .DRoss AND
~ LEAD-ASHES.

NAVY DEPARTuKsr,)
BUREAU OF CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIR,
WASHINGTON. July ~, 1877.
There will be offered for sale, at public auction,
on THURSDAY, August l6, 1877 at u O'Clock m,
Of copper scale, 5000 pounds Of rncdross and 5000
pounds OF lcad.ashes
These articles can be examined any time pre.
yious To the day Of sale upon application to the
commandant Of that navy yard.
Twenty C20) per centum OF the purchase money
must be deposited at the time Of sale and the bal
purchase.
The articles must be removed from the yard
within fourteen 40 days after the time OF sale,
otherwise the deposit will be forfeited to the Gov.
eminent jyl6W4w.
National Republican., 1877-08-10
RRAnY,s

The historical portraits Of distinguished repre.
sentative men, lately on e1hit'iOn at the Centen.
nal Exhibition q philadelpha, are now ready for
Gallery" No, 6?5 Penniylvania Avenue, This I'd,
lection embraces the eminent men Of AmeIica. In
addition 10 The medals received IN New York for
h1hes Guard esaial Al the Centennial Ne pOs ZION In
PHILADELPHIA 1870 ''
National Republican., 1877-08-10
SUITS ENTERED,

EtED.
TIE EQUITY COURT DOCKET.
Leonora Marchall VS.. Donald Marchall, for d.
vorce; N. Thompson, counsel for plaintiff
THE CIRCUIT COURT DOCKET.
I'd: Y. shorb w. Philip G. Masi ct al, on notes
Jos. Fullerton, attorney for plaintiff Samuel Cos.
tener, jr, ct al George r. Langley on note; J. j.
johnson, attorney for plaintiff. fhos. X. Young va
a. L. Barber and NILS Dan, I'm repleyin J. IT.
Mitchell VS. J. l.. Kidwcll on note; r. II. Perry. Al
torney for plaintiff. j. ]. Mitchell vs.. 8. 8. smoot
on notes; r r Perry, attorney for plaintifr. J. II
torney for plaintiff: N. c. Mitchell vs.. R W. Grif.
nh, for account Mssrs, II; 3. Moulton and P. B.
ton vs. Eliza 4. McGrau, for account 4. Carusi at.
tnrney for plaintlh Barbour 4 Hamilton va Vim
Henderson and r. q. Main, on note; K Carusl. NJ.
torney for plaIntifh. WIN. b. Lord va O. A. has.
sett on note; Paine Grafton, attorneys for plain.
TN Edwards Roberts vs. J. H. Montgomery. for
an account Mesers Stone. Hanly and Saiter, sttor.
neys for plaintiff. John Keyworth VS. NJ Iowen.
back Bro, damages sS,000 Stone and Hanly, at.
torneys for plaintiff.
Harris insrcf Dowder depoa aOx Ninth str... .,
National Republican., 1877-08-10
FAVORABLE.

From the Pittsburg Commercial Gazette;
The Ohio Republican Platform receives am.
pie discussion the tendency Of which is generally
favorable 10 the document
National Republican., 1877-08-10

The attention OF capitalists Ia called to the sale OF
the valuable residence and lannery property,
70 occur thts afternoon, In GEORGETOWN. d, O.,
tioneer, VIII b pleased TO give full particulars
70 any parties who may wish information. FOR
null advertisement See 500 ing SaT.
National Republican., 1877-08-10
MILTON sAYLEE
GREAr OrroRrvNITy yoR Inv,sruy,

From the Baltimore Gazette:
In early life Milton Sayler laid himself ont
for the pulpit-bul went 70 Congress-
National Republican., 1877-08-10

bUHNEfTb TLAVOHIN6 FTrKACN.
The superiority Of these extracts consists In their
perfect purity and great strength. They arc war
ranted free nom the poisonous oils and acids
which enter into the composition of many Of the
lactitious fruit havoR now In the market
National Republican., 1877-08-10
STANLEY MATTHEWS.

Mr.. Senator Stanley Matthews rs statesman
and politician has exhibited altogether too much
freshness The Illusion which existed, that he
carried the policy power aud patronage Of the Adj
ininisiraion In his vest pocket, has been Iudeiy
National Republican., 1877-08-10
QuIRK's IRisH TEA

This popular remedy for dyspepsia, bilioukness
sick headache, sour stomach, vertigo consi patton,
liver, Is sold by all druggists rs cents per paCE
age-making quart Of medicine
National Republican., 1877-08-10
NOTICE 10 MOUNT VERNON PAssENoERa
NEW ROUTE 10 MOUNT VERNON.

a, The new, safS, and eommodious steamer NARY
W.ssaa ~ S,rish nov carryns psssengers 70 Ma
% ths Mansion BY ibis route persons avoid he
walk up long hill. The distance In one and . hall
miles notthree. Leaves Seventh street wharf every
day Sunday eIceptedl Al 80 q M. and returns about
fCclock. Fare Or including admission ard cnTTInrs
ride TO and ffom tile Mansion. irp'H
National Republican., 1877-08-10
Every PRISONS HAIR

needs occasionally a., some oleagenous application
Pomade Optime Is specially suitable; il Keeps IN,
hair son and glossy and mparts to Il strength an,
druggists.
National Republican., 1877-08-10
TEETH RUINED ny NEGLECT

cannot be restored. Young people remember this
Use daily Thurston's Ivory Pearl Tooth Powde
them sound, clean and white through life, S an
10 cents per bottle Sold BY all druggists
National Republican., 1877-08-10

BgwARE Of ffaud AAh SOs Hssrs hssss bowdsr
Notice trademark
National Republican., 1877-08-10
JrDrf1ot,s F.nsouv

JVDf'TUts ENUNUHY
now absolutely necessary. Throw not aside your
soiled gloves but renoyate them with ,ou,ens In.
odorous KID Glove Cleaner II viii cleanse them
fancy stores, 25 cents per bottle
National Republican., 1877-08-10
SARATOGAs SOCIAL BATTLE.

ALL the principal drug stores sell Hart's inscc
powder. Notice Trademark.
National Republican., 1877-08-10

n T. THOMPSON,
NOTARY PUBLIC
ly21lm Corner Of Tenth street and Louisiana ave.
National Republican., 1877-08-10
FASHIONS AT CAPE MAY.

,NoTIcE trademark Of roach on every box Of
Iarts insect powder
National Republican., 1877-08-10
AUCTION SALE TO-DAY,

Harris insect powder depo, sO4 Ninth street, Cd
posite Patent ONCE.
National Republican., 1877-08-10
jy2-crn

X10 TO GSE 4 DAY SURE MADE BY
Crsyons, snd Reward. Note Scripture TeSt Trans:
I.,.iSsis irs. }. H. S52foRDs Sons, ss..Sn.
National Republican., 1877-08-10
TWO JULIAS.

Foa hie., ants, roache, get Harfs insec. powd
Take no other.
National Republican., 1877-08-10
A DEPARTMENT CLERKS SUICIDE.

Harris insect powder is not sold loose. Sold IN
tin boxes with trademark on.
National Republican., 1877-08-10

WAN VERT HoUsE-FIRsT.CLAss BOARD
" and hne rooms; pure mountain air; boating. nsh-
va snd hpntink can be found by applying to ". j..
VAN VERT, White Lake, N. y References given.
National Republican., 1877-08-10
BuasrrTs FLAyoRIss Fxrn.crs

Harris insect powder in great demand, sO4 Ninth
Etreaf
National Republican., 1877-08-10

rTNII!kD SEASON OF THE LyCEUM BUREAU
- ExCURSIONs-stsAmer Mary wAshinGton-
hsHnlsr irlIs every wEDNrDZY. Leave Sew
smntIeet wharf ~ iD.; return At u p. Tickets.
hsy nmy y.Snxs Ssns The ioominS oryan,aons will Join n
dslre 70 aid them must purchase tickets OF thslr
National Republican., 1877-08-10
HONE COMFORTi
HOME COMFORT3
q T. BOWEN, -
HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL
PAINTER AND oLAzIER,
PAINTER AND aLAxIER.
s1 Louisana avenue, between sixth and Seventh 80
JobbInx promptly attended tn .,,S,s

FELIx DEsFoSsEs FRENCH BAKERY,
II (Establlshed issa)
Is YEARS or INcRrAsIH6 spccrsss
. FELIX DESFOhSE
NE and only real French baker nwashins.
tom has removed TO No. Dl2 street, between TWEEN
tieth and Twenty first streets near Pennsylvania ave
nue. where In house expressly built for The purpose
ne has greater hctes than before for the mAnufsc-
ture q The best French and American Bread French
Brsad 4 specially. Liberal terms offered 10 hotels
hh-frsnch Bread 4 rscommended for psrssus
delicate health, especially for those suffering from
ayspepA Bewnre OF limitations ae<-H
National Republican., 1877-08-10

Geo B. Fillcbrown, trustee, TO John A. Smith
part Of lot 3, rquare %. Charles A. Zimmerman
and Ryland Run 70 Sarah Jane Thompson, part o
lot II, square 3$6. WIN. r. Woodward and Benj.
Morsell, trustees, to Jackson Deveale part Of lot
In Adams subdivision of lots 10 and 10 square asi
lansbee part of lot a kouare "a