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In its greed for conquest the Rus
sian government seems To have over
looked the risk IL il running OF losing
to its subjects their valuable corn
trade. The Americans. sharpened by
competition, are more keen-siShted-
We learn from a telegram in LAST FRI
day.s TTnass from its Philadelphia
correspondent that snecuiations arc
being carried on 10 an extent never he
fore known. Dealings are enormous,
especially =; Chicayos where fhea-
ssads crowd the Exchange, nsssi OF
them exhibiting extreme exciseinent
The immediate lope, Of ccnr-e. Is thai
the blockade Of osie~sS and other kas-
sian rNorss in the Black S<s will cSass
an extraordinary rise in whess. sad
that in consequence large praais az
10 lie realized BY tho>e who speculate
early. BUT ifshe rise takes place u
will give fresh and exsraerianafs
stimuli, - the wheat cultivation IN
every csaasry not AFFECTED dirseiiy ~
the war which supplies the kng.ish
market. Thus Russia may find, on
the return OF peace. that the trade !
gone from her. Ii is 10 ee eorne Ia
mind tina, Russia has not now the adj
vantage over compositions she ra>Se-s-
"a at the time of the Crinean VAT.
Oar dependence upon the foreign sup
ply was then very much less than II L
now, and consequently our demand
did not make it worth the while of ali
agricultural countries TO strive for our
custom. Besides, Russia was very
much nearer TO Us, was an old coun-
try, aud had long had a considerable
trade in her hands. But since then
her advance in industry and wealth,
though considerable, absolutely has
been infinitesimal compared with that
Of several new communities. In the
United States, for example, the upper
valley of the Mississippi-the wheat
growing region par excellence-has
been aiiilo,l aiiokeluet settieu III th>
interval. The great State of Mime
sofa had but 9 1000 inhabitants in 1850;
Michigan had less than 100000; Iowa
itself had not quite 10000; even Hi
nois had only $4,000. Now these
four commonwealth have an aggre-
gate population as large as that Of Ire
land: they are studded with numer-
Gus iiourishing towns and cities, and
are connected with the rest Of the
world by means of a complete net
work of railways, not to mention ca
mails, rivers and lakes, and they grow
grain in such superabundance that In
dian corn is not unfrequently used as
fuel. Again, at the time Of the Cri-
mean war, California produced only
gold it is now one of the greatest ex-
porters of wheat in the world.-Lon-
don Pail Mall Gazette.
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Celebrated Ciydcsdalc Horse
METH ERBY.

Ne,herby will stand for mares this season,
1871, at the following places: MondassEof
each week. commencing April 3oth, at the
stable OF James Davidson. north west oil
Red Oak; Tuesdays at Sta nwood; Wednes-
DAYS and Saturdays a. Meehanicssllle;
Thursdays and Fridays at Lisbon.
PEDIoR Ed.
Setherby was bred by Joseph Gregg, Can
ada West His sire was the well known
Ciydesdale horse. Old Netherby, bred by
Win. Fawkes, AMMAN, Dumftiesshire, Scot
land. Has taken prizes at Carlisle, Cocker
manth, and elsewhere in Great Britain. He
gained first prize at the Provincial Exhihi-
.ions Of 1864, 1867 and 1868. and also at many
local shows in c. w. Old Netherby by
Mosstroopcr. who has taken a number OF
prizes, both in Scotland and England. His
dam, first-class mare, got by imported Sir
William Wallace; z. dam, by imported Bay
Wallace; Z I. dam, by imported Old Clyde
Netherby has taken prizes at Markham,
Pickering, Whi'by, and other places in Can
ada, and was also awarded sweepstakes pre-
MUM over all competition as a draft Draft
Horse at the Fair OF the District Agricultn
raj Society, held at Mechanicsyille last fall.
TERMs.-To insure foal, els. to be paid
on the first Of February, 1878. Persons dis
posing of their mares before February Isl
will be charged insurance, unles satisfacto-
~ evidenceis given thst they were not ia
foal. All accidents at the risk of owners.
GREIG 4 DAVIDSON.
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4 blacksmith having failed in bus
mess, friend, to enable him to start
once more, loaned him some iron,
which creditor attached at the forge.
The friendly owner sued in trover for
nis iron. Rufus Choa,e appeared for
him, and pictured the cruelty of the
Sheriff7s proceedings as follows: He
arrested the arm of industry as it fell
towards the anvil; he put out the
breath of his bellows: he extinguish
ID the fire upon his hearthstone. Like
pirates in gale at sea, his enemies
swept everything by the board, leav-
ing him, gentleman Of the jury, not
70 much-not so much As a horseshoe
to nail upon his doorpost to keep the
witches off" The tears came into the
blacksmith's eyes at this affecting de-
Scription. One Of his friends, MOTTO
ing them, said to him, Why, Tom
what's the matter with you 90 Il had
no idea" was the reply in a within
| pering tone-"I had no idea had
Deen 80 much a-abused :" Nor
| had he, till Choate told him.
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To the owner of LOT s, block 81, Dur
rant. and to whom ii may concern:
You are hereby notified that on the
7th day Of October. 1872 the following
described Real Estate, to-wit; Lot :,
Block 81, Durant, was sold by the
Treasurer of Cedar county, Iowa, TO
r. c. Stevenson, for the delinquent
tax OF the year 1871. That the right
OF redemption will expire and .
deed for said land will be made by the
Treasurer unless redemption from
such aale be made within ninety days
ffom the service Of this notice, In nc
Uordance with the Statute In such case
aAAAe and provided.
60 n. C. HrEvEsON.
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The Madrid correspondent of the
London Nnadard gives the following
account Of the goriny of Frascaelo,
noted matador, in the bull ring al
dadrid, recently. in the presence of
Sing Alfonso and an immense as
.emblage Frascuelo's injuries were
supposed to be fatal.
A bull had knocked over in success
Jon two picadors and disposed OF
,hei. horses, when third tumble
allied for assistance OF the cuadrilla.
The bull was large and ugly beast,
With long, sharp horns, and he was in
he habit of returning to goad his fall
N foes. Seeing him menace the plea
ior lying helpless under the horse,
Iermosilla. as was his duty, sprang TO
the rescue, closely followed by Fras-
.uelo.
Either would have sufficei TO draw
If the incensed animal, made rabid
It the sight Of the glaring capas. The
wo buli-fghters got too close to one
another, and caused, in their feint,
moment OF pause which enabled the
,ull to come at them like lightning,
with head lowered. Hermosilla man
aged to escape, but Frascuelo was
caught from behind ald raised Off the
ground. shaken on the horn, which
aad entered his thigh, and then again
yored. The others hurried up 10 the
rescue, and drew off the bull, which
vas on the point of again goring the
wounded man. The whole scene had
lasted bat a few seconds, and loud
Try of horror had burst from every
part Of the ring.
Everybody sprang 10 their feet,
from King Alfonso, in the royal box,
10 the lowest rabbie down near the
barrier. shrieks of anguish burst
from the women, while others covered
their faces with their hands or fans.
Men of every rank or age could not
refrain Of uttering expressions OF dis
nay and CONSERVATION, which were
again renewed when the wretched
sufferer after rising to his feet, stag
yered few steps, and fell down, pale
and covered with blood, which
.treamed over his brilliant costume.
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n ,c.-.ck,. u,u,mon,c syrup.

srA WED TOXIC, AMP MANDRAKE FILLS -
Thrse medicines have undoubtedly p"rform-
ca more cures OF consumption than any ON.
er remedy known TO the American punie'
They are compounded Of vegetable ingredl
ents. and contain nothing which can
he iniurious to the human constitution.
Other remedies sdverfised AS cures for con
sumption, probably contain opium, when :
a .oir1e VIII Il dangerous drng IN sii eases,
ana II taken freely hy consumptive patients
/, mr.t do great injury: for Its tendency Is
Ia caniine the morbid matter In Inc ssstt w.
which. OF course, must make cure ifnpo.
sihle. shrnck's Puimonie Syrup l. warrant
ri not to contain particle OF opium, u =
composed of powerful int harmless hesns,
which act on the lungs, liver, stomach ana
blood. and thus correct oil morbid secre
.iona. and expell all the diseased matter
from The systcm. These are the only means
nv which consumption can he cured, ana as
Sehenck,s Palmonie Syrup, Sea Weed it'nic
and Mandrake Pills are the only medicines
which operate this wsy, II Is obFious iha1
they ar, the only genuine cure Tor fuimoh-
sry Con,nm otion Each bottle OF this ~,
valuable med cine Is accompanied Nv fah
directi0ns. DR.. schenck Is professionally
A. bis PRINCIPAL Office, corner sixth and Area
streets. Philadelphia, every Monday, aaere
eli letter. for advice nu.t be addressed
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Canadian Stallion,
Y oung Napoleon,

Will standfo mares daring the season OF
ls77 al the stable Of John suies, Jr q, in Red
Ook.
yoCsc NAPOLEON is three years old-a
dark dapple TIA, h rise OF fne style and &C
ton. about fourteen hands high, and weigh
Ing 100 pounds.
TERMS Ten dollars TO insure; payable
February lst. 1878. Great care taken, but
accidents st owners risk. Mares from a
a distance kept reasonably.
II SUMO JOHN SAFLEi, Jr.
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THE countenance is pale and leaden-
eolsred, It'll occasional Pushes, or
a circumscribed spot On one or both
cheeks; the eyes become dull the pupils
dilate; an a1'ire semici.cle runs along
the lower eYe-lii; the nose IS irritased,
swells, and sometimes bieeds; swell
ing Of the upper lip; occasional head
ache, sslth humnlng or throDblng OF
the ears an unusual secretion OF saliva;
sims Or fHred tongue; breath very
foul. particularly in the morning; APP
petite variable, sometimes yoEacioas,
z.,aa gTI8wing sensz:ioa fthe stomach,
II Others, entirely gone ase.jng pains
81 - ,:y..sa-h =, occasional nausea and
uniting y:o!en; pains throughout the
15i3-uen; bowels irregular, at times
cos;ls Stools Shiny not untrequen;ly
hinged with blood belly swollen and
g4r3 urine ,uEb!d respiration occ2-
. ss0aatlv dlsHgu.:, and accompanied BY
a.rcg1zn: con-h sometimes dry and
+ coaTu.s5ye: uneasy and disturbed sleep,
wi.a grinding o; the teeth; temper
vaE.a5i=, bat generally irritable, &c
/ WAsne.er the above symptoms
! are found TO exist,
j DR.. {. NcLANE'S TERMlFUGE
/ VIII certainly effect a cure.
IT DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
in any forn; j, is an innocent prepa
ration, net tGtaiht IF Ro!Rg his SAghfcs
! tgyn,y 10 lie most tSRRty iataat.
| The genuine De-. McLANE's VERM
FuGE bears the signatures ofC. MfLANI
and FLEMING Bros. on the wrapper.
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Or. G.. MclANE'S
PILLS.

These Pills are not recommended as
remedy for all the ills that flesh Is
heir 10" BIZ. in Affections Of the Liver,
and in all Bilious Complaints, Dyspepsia
and Sick Headache, or diseases OF that
character, they stand without a rival.
AG l. L AND FEW Err.
No better cathartlc can be used pre-
paratory 70, or after taking Quinine.
As simp.e purgatiye they are un-
equaled.
BEWARE OF LIMITATIONS.
The genuine are never sugar coated.
Each box has 4 red wax zeal GA the
III, with the impression DR, AeLASEs
Liver PILLS.
Each wrapper bears The signatures q
E. MfLAxE and FLEMING Bros.
~oId By ali respectable druggists and
sruntry -torekeepers generally.
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What il the true purpose Of cloth
ing?' asks an exchange. So far a.
the gentler sex II concerned, we
should say that the purpose of cloth
ing h simply to make the wearer ~
happy and al the other women ~ I'm.
happy - posibie.
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An exchange says that when you
-ee two young ladies who are special
iy intimate, and constantly clinging
10 each other On the street, you may
set il down that they are after the
ZANE fellow.
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MEN.

Apply TO the editor Of this paper fo- half
membership tat discouEtl In Baylles Great
Mercantile College, Eeokuk, Iowa, on the
Mississippi. BoOkkeepsrs, Pennsn Report
srs, Operators and Tsachere Thoroughly &C.
ted. Don't fall to address Prof. Mile, Ks-
Oknk, lows ~
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SHERIFF SALE.

By virtue of special execution II me
direct ed, issued from the office OF the Clerk
Of the District Court In and for the county
of Ced, and State of Iowa, in favor OF
James T. jenkins, and against Perry Lee
and Melinda Lee have levied apon the FOL.
Lowing property rs the property 81 tie sold
Perry Lee and Melinda Lee, to wit:
The east half Ga Of the northwest quarter
Il a, aud the northwest quarter e ~ of The
northwest quarter q y OF ton No. three
(3l, in township No. eighty f>o). north Of
Range four A., west OF the principal me-
ridian, containing one hundred aud twenty
acres. more or less, ana situated in Cedar
county, lows.
And shali offer the same for sale at the
court house door, Ia the town Of I'll ton, In
said county, on Saturday the 23d day OF
June, A. ID. 1871, At one o'clock, p. vi. OF
said day To 81 isfy said execution and costs
That may accrue thereon
Dated this cath day OF May, 4. ID. 1877.
A.B MAYNARD,
23y3 Sheriff of Cedar Co, Ia.
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Allen Hannah. of jersey City, was
recently married To Miss Hannah Al
len The late Miss Hannah Allen Is
now Mrs. Hannah Hannah, and Is
probably the only woman in the
world whose name spells backward
and forward the Same.
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SHERIFF SALE.

b. virtue of special execution to me di.
rected, issued from the office of the Clerk Of
the District court in and for the county OF
Cedar and state Of Iowa, in favor OF John
Nc Clelan, and sgains, John Stocker, | have
levied upon the following property AS the
property Of the said John stockcr, TO wit:
Lot No. seven Il in block No i've Isl, in
the town Of Louder, Cedar count. Iowa.
And shall offer the same for sale at the
court house door, in the town OF Upton, In
said county, on Saturday, the BIRD day of
June, A. II. 1877, al one o'clock p. m. OF
said day, 10 satisfy said execution and costs
that may accrue thereon.
Dated this 18th day of Nay, A. ID. 1877.
A. B. MAYNARD,
23w3 Sheriff OF Cedar county, Iowa
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should any further reference o. informs
10, be desired. address Z, Il l. Weatherby,
Publishers Turf Register, Old Burlington ST.,
London.
TERMS:
To insure, ~; for thoroughbred mares,
el0o. To be paid Feb. lst. 1878. All ACCT
dents at owners risk.
JAMES GREIG.
CLARENCE, April, 18th, 1877. 10 3n
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SHERIFF. SALE.

By virtue Of a special execution to me di
rected, issued from the Office Of the Clerk OF
the District Court In and for the county ol
Cedar and state of Iowa. in favor OF Peter
sen Brothers and against John stoeker,
have levied upon the following property as
the property Of the said John stocker 10 wit
Lot No seven ~, in Book No. tive = in
the town OF Louden, cedar county, IOWA,
with all the apnurtcnHnces thereon.
And shall offer the same for sale at the
Court House door. IN the town 81 Upton.
in said county, on Saturday the 23rd day 81
June, A. ID. 1871, NJ one O'Clock L. NJ oil
said day, to satisfy said execution and costs
that may accrue thereon
Dated this 18th day OF May, A. D. 1871.
A. B. MAYNARD.
3w23 Sheriff of Cedar county, Iowa.
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Cumnock Jock

Was imported in August, 1879, Dy uFeis q
Chisholm, Clarence. Iowa. He IL dappie
brown, II hands high, weighs 300 pounds,
with great strength OF bone, and good
action. Was bred by George slosn, Esq,
Brocklock, Ayrshire.
PEDIGREE.
emK:-The pure Clydesdaie Stallion,
Young Glory, Young Glory by Farmers
GLORY DAM:-A first elias. Giydesdale mare,
the mother OF three travelling stations. on-
Of them went 10 England aud took twenty
ave prizes there. CuMNDCk JOIN has
proved himself a sure foal getter. He has
atood for four seasons In Ayr and
vicinity, and although this Is well known to
but one Of the best horse hreediag districts
in Scotland, his stock will compare f2rors
bly, with any horse that ever Travelled lhefe,
Que o. hi. colts took the first prize A. the
great Fair held In Ayr in lssi, ard nun
Der 81 Others at various local shows n the
west OF scoils1d.
viii stAni for season OF is7I s. follow:;
Saturday ard Mondays OF each week al ta=
stable OF John Sa.-y, IT., Red Osk: Tues
days il stanxoot, Wednesday. 81 James
G.eig's, one mule northwest II Clarence,
THURSDAYS and Friday till noon 81 "n.
Cnlshoim's, oEe nile east Of Onion GFoTs'
Friday afternoon IN Clarence
TEEy.-To iAsETe. 81; due Fst- &tt, l.a-
Persons eisposing 81 thslf mares previous
TO that time all De re. nh ed - MAKE psy
men. . fore doing so. unless ! i .Tlcrn'
the asr.s are not with fozl- Acel1sst- o.
sas oxne-s' ri.- Mars from 1lstaae'
Kept On ressorsals terms.
IL sro CHISHOLM & cAf-hi.
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Notice of Rcad,nx "r w,,I

Estate Of Mrs. Nary Dean. deceased,
The stateOf Iowa, Cedar county, ss
10 whom il may concern:
lou are hereby notified that on the lst
DAY Of February, 1871. there was opened and
publicly read by the CLERK Of the Ciren,,
Court, In and for said county, an ins,ru.
ment OF writing purportiug TO be the las,
VIII ana testament Of Mary Dean. late NJ said
.anh'y, deceased and that the first day Of
the August term OF said court. con,ne,sing
on Monday, the 9th day Of August. ls77
has been set a. The day for final hearing ana
proof OF said will, at which time all persons
Interested may appear and show cause WIN
ahe same should not be admitted to probate.
aH2 T. G. PRESCOTT, Clerk.
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THE
Imported Clydcsdale Stall lions.
Tam 0'Shanter
BAIIIB NICOL JARVIR.

Will make the season Of 1871, as follows:
TAM O'SHASTER:- Monday at Massil.
lon. Tuesday at Louden, Wednesday at Biz
Rock, Thursday At Inland. Friday a, the
stab of joint M.rdi. A. miles north OF
Inland, Saturday afternoon at the stable of
Vim Chisholm. GRElG & CHISHOLM
BALLiE NiIOL GtRViE:-Moniay, at
Oxford Mills, Tuesday and "Wednesday, at
stable Of b. A. smith, near Hale. Thursday.
at the stable of W. Andrew Siehol. AZ miles
northwest OF Clarence; Friday and satur-
day, at the stable Of Wm Chisholm.
WN. CHISHOLM.
These horses were selected AMI imported
by the suhscdbers in 1915. at great ey
pense, after visiting all the principal dis
trlcts in scotland celebrated for their breed
OF tiydesdaies. And for purity Of blood.
strength OF bone and muscle, STYLE and ac.
ZION, and every point which constitutes a
hrst class agricultural horse, they will stand
second to none IN The state.
\. B.-For pedigree. terms AMI further
particulars see printed posters.
GREIE Il rJTsIfnI ~
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TINE CELEBRATED
PERCHERON HORSES

DUKE DEHCARTREsis dapple gray, i'm
mense bone and muscle. His appearance
is beautiful fine form, superior action and
the kindest disposition possible. His weight
is about 1850 pounds He was imported
from Franc. BY NJ ID. Covill, OF Delaware.
Ohio DUKE DE CHARITIES was awarded the
highest prize, Dipioina, for showing five
best Golf. at the District Agricultural soci.
ETY. of Cedar. Jones and Linn counties, held
At Mechanicsville, in the fall of 1876
DUKE will stand for mares the season OF
1877 as follows: NJ ndHy and Tuesday at
the stable of John Hecht. Wednesday
Thursday and Friday at the stable OF Jas. n
Anderson; saturday at Clarence.
MORROW is a very dark dapple gray,
with immense bone aud muscle, very square
built, beautiful countensnce, and splendid
horse In general. His weight Is about 100
pounds H. was imported from France by
De-en Brothers, ottawa III. MoRRow's
stock can be seen thi. spring, and We invite
examination.
MORROW will stand for mares the season
OF 1871 as folloas: Monday and Tuesday AT
the stable OF Jas. Nc Gonkie. Onion Grove,
Wednesday and Thursday at the stable oil
r B. Miller; Friday aud saturday al Olin.
OUR TERMS:
To insure, a. %. A conditional Gotr will
be required ~ time ~ s@rvtee. fn which We
bind ourselves In ease n the death ~ the
foai To furnish TIE services otss H5rse free
of cherve the following year ~ 3m
CovILL, MILLER, ASDgRsOs 4 70.
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Regular Secretion Essential In
Health.

The regular secretion and 40. oftbs v.s,,t. t,,,.
-, sad Of the bile which the Ca. Of uas,.,,..,.
stonash Bites pr notes are effects which c,,
~, 49, masrlaay Y he restoration Of health when
,hs g,.sas,p o,soaaefsa. Food IL not aixps.ed In
asnel@nt surssa unfsnt or VII at-c-the lever h.
sb Ana ~" bowels eonstip ai@d because
fessin@ al this and remoye- ever iii EN-,
1919 q non assimilation and siIlysas lfrsynisr
a,nnsys ~ which iHipa,itixs srr - b, saSss
~ 1870 psfn NE blood and any i<nd~pcy IL ths
. .,H. MhAb~f u ~ pse1 ~ Z r.eass ~
IN - xssss,c e sl.oss ssertsoa ana rsI,~y
80 sossssoss hseshSsi. nstpstsos HnseassS1sS ~.
tsn Usy - rsits1 speG w1tk 1osH1 49, d. 49, ~
rshA the 81 n ys%S -.
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las Baltic ST., Bneokirs, M, Nov, u, 1874.
u. X. STgsE~s, EsQ:
Dvarsit-Frum pess.glal benefit reersSef oy ne
sse - well - from per>pna EhnN lrds-s 81 tho-e
wsu@e snrcs teFely h-Se SEEMED almost nra asoaN
can most heartily aad sincerely recommend TIC
yEf;ETfyE for tie t.unlYlsiufs for which u !.
e,.sn,ad 10 cure JAMES r. LUDLOW.
lsse Pastor Calvary Pap. Churvh, -aefamfHio. Csi
yegetine Is Sold by All Druggists.
National Republican., 1877-10-22

AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.


A UCTION SALE OF TWO NEAT TWO STORY
IA BRICK DWELLINGS, WITH THE lots
THEY STAND ON, LOCATED ON THE
NORTH SIDE OF NORTH / SrRkET, BE
TMEEN FIRST STREET AND NEW JER-
hEI AVENUE, IN WASHINGTON CITY.
DE-
BY virtue Of n deed OF trust dated June T. 1877, duly
recorded In Iiber 49, folio , Of the land records
for the District of Columbia and by direction Of the
party secured thereby. Will offer for sale at public
auction, IN front OF the premises on TUESDAY, Oc-
tober q, 1877, at 8 O'Clock y, M, lots / and 2, Of
Davidge and Fishers subdivision OF square SOL, with
the improvements, &c, thereon and thereto belong
Ing, In Washington city, District Of Columbia.
Terms Of sale. One third cash, one third In six
months and one third In twelve months; or al cash
nt the option OF the purchaser. The purchasers
promlssory notes to be given for the deferred pay
ments bearing interest from the day Of sale and TO be
secured by deed Of trust the property sold and
satisfactory policy OF Insurance on the buildings
acceptance Of each bid.
N. B-Ths property will he sold subject to two
trusts Of prior date. One dated July l. 1876, and
recorded In Lber sg folio "a, OF said land records to
secure certain prOmlssOry note for fiOp dated July
1875, payable In two years nfter date and interest
thereon rom July I, 1877 at 10 per cent per annlm
until paid, payable seninnnually. The other, dated
July J. 1870 and recorded IN said Lber s A. folio 90,
70 secure the balance unpaid on two overdue prom
800 on one, with interest at 10 per cent. per annum
irom September 4. 1877, and $50 the other with
the same rate Of interest from August u, 1877.
JAMES y. EDWARDS, Trstooa
MILTON g. BARNARD
oCplTuThSkds GEORGE TRlESDELI, Auct,