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Notice in Probate.
he STATE OF TEXAS.

Il L
To the Sheriff, or any Constable of
Washington county. Greeting:
You are hereby commanded to cause
to be publis ed nj least once week Tor
four v eets sncce>sively in the Bren
ham BANNER. n newspaper regularly
printed in tbs county OF Washington,
the following notice:
THE STATE OF TEXAS.
To all p-rs ms interested in the well
fare OF James and Jennie Durhaa.
minors; G A. Durham. guardian of said
minors. has filed in the Comfy Cnuft
of w ,sliingon county, an a application
for an order of Caurt to ell at private
sal for cash. al undivided intel est OF
from 400 to G56 a3 acres nj land. part
of The lower half of the Elijah Cap-ls
hsairi ht, situated in T,avis county.
b-lomgin. to said minors, which will
he hetrl at the next term Of the
County Court, commencing OIL the
Third Monday in Nay, 1877,
At tn Court hunse tlirr of, in the city
of BRENNAN, at which time all persons
interested in said guardianship may
APPEAR and if thew see proper, show
cause. why such sale should not be
made.
Herein fail not, under penalty of the
law. and oi this writ make du,, return.
Issued the 9TH day of April, 1877.
Witness. Il NJ Lewis. Clerk Of said
Court d the seal theren! ,
irSl ct n!tice. i'll the city of Bren-
ham. the h day of April,
- 1877
H. LEWIS, C c.c.wc.
hereby c'-rIily that lh- above and
for,u ing is true End correct copy of
the original Citati n, nnw in NV hands
j. Il. HUTCHINSON,
Sheriff W. C.
By T. w CHApPEIi.. Deputy.
April 18Th. lS7!-4w
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Taken up by Adam Butler. and es
trnyed before B. Watson. J. P Pre-
clint M. 4, Washington county. on the
18th day of March, 4. D.. 1877. Vt pale
red Ok. about years old. marked crop
off lett ear and split in right ear, and
branded on hip u.
Appraised by Peter Wilkinson and
: Fred Mallett at SIS.
Taken up by John n Redford. and
estrayed before B. a. Wat OH, J. p.
Precinct No. 4. Washington cnurrr. of
the 10Th dav of March. A. D. 1877. a
Bay Rome Horse Pony. about 9 years
old, about IA hands high. hog hacked.
and branded irdistinciiy on left shrul
der, and appraised by II. B. Jones and
Sam Arnett at $50
81. NJ. LEWIS.
mar30w4t &C. C. VIC.
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Geographic News

Austin, April 16.-Ham
White, the lone hi hwaymen,
has been tried in the United
States Court, and sentenced to
the penitentiary tor life. He is
90 wears old, has robbed four
stages and killed one man.
San Antonio, April 16.-Asa.
Frary, of Fort Concho, reports
that a party of buffalo hunters,
twenty inlnumbcr, whose stock
had been stolen, pursued the
thieves, overlook them $50 miles
northwest of Concho, fired upon
and routed them. The thieves
left three Indians, two Mexicaus
and one white man dead on the
field. This occurred about the
9Th inst, not far from Sulphur
Springs.
Jacksonville, April 1e.-Two
robbers made raid upon the
office of l. & G. n. Railroad,
last night, but were met by the
Agent, Ms Hawkins, who. as
he handed them the safe keys,
drew his revolver and shot one,
through the mouth-the other
rushed for the door aud escaped.
The wounded man was captur,
ed and says his name is Tom
Swan.
Waco, April 16.-Grasshop-
pers are disappearing. Work
Oh the Tap extension has been
discontinued. Dirt has been
thrown up and ties distributed
for street railway. Active
preparations for a May Fest,
with every prospect OF success.
St. Lonis. Apri! 1s.- COM
plimentary entertainment at the
Olympic theater for the burn
ed-out actresses netted fifteen
thousand dollars.
Deadwooi, April 16.--Part
of Crazy Horses band are on
the war path. Spotted Tail de-
ceived them by representing that
only arms captured from Custer
would be taken from them, and
the government demanded all
their arms and ponies.
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CoRs is worth one dollar per
bashel at oakville.
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Ez-Exi.RKss Carlotta is said
to be insane.
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Gen. EsooBEDo, OF Mexico, is
visiting San Antonio
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CoAI. On AS A REMEDY.-Thcre
is no doubt of the efficacy of coal
oil for hos cholera, quincy or
chicken cholera. Mr.. BAIL Lisle,
a farmer of Vacenburg. Kertuck
V, had about sixty hogs down
witlhcholera, and had abandoned
the hope ofsaving them, especial
~ those att excl With quincy.
His fat hogs, ready for market,
were mostly hopeless, when a
friend proposed to drench them
with coal oil, which relieved and
cured withou, the loss of hog.
The remedy is given in this way:
The hog is gagged, pulled up on
he fence aid about half a tea
cupflll of coal oil poured down
for the quincy; the throat is rub
bel externally. For the cholera
or k;dn v disease, pour the oil
along The back after drenchin :.
Mr.. Isle also relieved his chick.
ems and those of his neighbors by
the same re nedy.
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FACTS.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1877-11-10
Acres

OF LAND, consisting of every odd section,
in each township, for distance of tw MT
miles on each side of the road, or one-half OF
the land in belt forty miles wide, extend
ing to Denver City in Colorado, thus folmin!
a continuation of the belt of country which
from the Atlantic coast westward, is found t.
be, il climate, soil, and every production OF
nature, the most favored.
To aid in the settlement of this superb do
main with an intclligedt and industriou
people, is the object of the HOMESTEAD
1t is intended to contain fair and candi
representation of facts; nor will it eve
give, Intentionally, any statement that vii
not upon Investigation, be fully sustained
The Company obtains its title to these
lands from the Government of the United
States.
They are being offered at prices lower
than any other lands in the West, that will
compare with them in soil, climate and gen
eral advantages The terms of payment, as
will be found on careful examination, are
more liberal in all essential features than
have heretofore been offered by any railway
company.
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Notice Of Redemption Of Lands Sold
FIR Taxas May 18th 1875.

CTATE or WISCONSIN, County OF DecoE.s--es
y OfFIoE OF THE COUNTY CLERK
Superior, August 6, 1877. I
The following pieces of land having been sold by
the County Treas irer OF the Count ofDongSs the
18th day Of May, 1875 for the taxes, iatere.t and
charges for the year 1874 Therefore not Is hereby
given that unless said lands are redeemed from said
sale or bafnre the
1lth DAY OF NAY, 1878.
they will be conveyed TO the respective purchasers
assignees according 10 law. The amount oftaxes, in
terest and charges calculated mp to the last day Of
deDption is opposite each piece respectively.
RICH,D RELF Comfy Clerk
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Notice of Redemption of Lands Sold
for Taxes May 18th, 1874.

g TATE OF WISCONSIN, COUNTY OF DouaLAs,-es
~ OFFICE THE COUNTY CLERK.
Superior, August 9th 1877. !
1ne following pieces of land having been sold by
the County Treasurer Of the County of Douglas on
the 18th day Of May 1874 for the interest and
charges for the years 1872 and 1873 and omitted from
the regular advertiser Therefore notice IL here.
by given that unless said lands redeemed be-
fore the
TWELFTH DAY OF MAY, 1873,
they will be conveyed to the respective purchasers
assignees according to law The amount of taxes i'm
terest and charges calculated to the last day of
demption Is set opposite to each piece respectively
RICHD. RELF, County Clerk.
SUPERIOR.
Owner Street Description Lot Blk AMI
VIM Fling, west 18th neX IS "a
Est DIR J Newton west 2d 265 81 SO
do west I'd 267 Is o5
John Ryan west 7th 257 81
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-Visions of fish and potatoes.
And Mr. Smith is our next
governor.
The boys called it "a dry cleo
tion."
A slight fall of snow last week.
1t soon disappeared.
-Peyton 81 Kimballs' saw mill
has shut down FOR the season.
The robins have gone, the
snow birds have come.
The Eeiusdjl is partly frozen
over.
Railroads are now built at
Brooks.
-One-half the world Is engaged
in annoying the other half.
Dredging in Duluth Bay has
ceased Tor the season.
Peter Arimond, that prince OF
wllitewashers, is IN town plying his
trade.
When one woman hates anoth-
er she always speaks of her as "that
person."
Mr.. and Mrs ]. T. Smith will
spend the winter with their son,
Geo. H., iu Duluth.
Superintendent Brooks sail
boat is doing a heavy freigh.ing
business these days.
MIR. Richie sh' pped another
lot at baled hay by Kreimer's scow
this week.
Cant we get up debating so
ciety, or something, to help us pass
the long winter eveningsp
-Glyndon station, on the N. P
R. r. has shipped over 200 car
loads of wheat so far this season.
James Wright having sold his
farm has moved into town, and
lives in Mr.. Fay's house on Fourth
street
"A traveller can now leave Du
luih IN the morning and reach St
Cloud at o'clock in the afternoon
OF the same day.
Send fifty cents to James Bar
don, Superior, Wis, for one of his
sectional maps Of the country
about the head Lake Superior.
The Bay of Superior is one
mile wide and seven miles long
large enough TO float the navy OF
the continent.
The county board has sent
Alex. Tourvilla and 10. Martineau
to clear the fallen timber out of the
St. Crcix pinsry road.
What anguish there will be in
the Republican ranks in the south
ern part of the state when the re-
turns come in from Douglas county.
We hear that the entire Repub-
lican ticket was elected in Duluth.
This re-instates Benz. Gillett as
treasurer, and J. Il. Carey as clerk
of the court.
We have heard it asserted, and
i seems to be true, that fully one
third of the present inhabitants OF
Duluth are e1-Superior people.
Many of the leading citizens of Du-
iuth were the earliest settlers OF
Superior.
A Maine paper says: "Thers
il an editor ont west who has such
big feet that whom they get wet in
Deccmbar he does not feel cold in
bis head till February" Which e
YOU fellows is that Maine man
slurring now?
Geo. L. Brooks, the newly
elected Superintendent of Schools
ia young man, born in Otsegc
county, New York, a graduate q
the Chicago Commercial College
and we see no reason why he viii
not make a good officer.
There are 10 or 1l2 voters in
Douglas county. Ninety-five Of
them were here to vote on Tuesday
but the apathy was SO great that
only 40 took the trouble to visit the
polls and deposit their little ballots
-Forty-nine votes polled in
Douglas county st a general cleo
ton in this year of grace, 1871
lsss than one tenth, perhaps, of the
number that could have been poll
ed in 1857, twenty years ago! What
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DISEASES OF MEN A SPECIALITY

Whether arising from contagion or early err
rors. These cases successfully treated ly
correspondence. Read The Philosophy u
Marriage, pocket edition. free by mail, f'r
25c. Address n. Y Museum of Anatomy,
6lS Broadway, \. \.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1877-11-10
THEKANSAS PACIFIC
CONTEST EA ID

Is published by the Land Department of the
Kansas Pacific Railway Company, to supply
the large and increasing demand for infor
nation respecting KANSAS, and especially
the magnificent body Of lands granted by
Congress in aid of the construction of its
road This grant cnmnrises oyer
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This paper is kept on ME in the Office of
L. F. Booth, General Eastern Agent, Chicago
L North Western Railway, 4l5 Broadway,
New York City. Our friends, when in New
York are cordially invited to call in and read
il At any tire They will always be welcome.
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1877 GREAT 1917
PENNSYL VANIA ROUTE.
TO THE NORTH, WEST, AND SOUTHWEST.
Double Track, Steel Rails,
Splendid Scenery, Magnificent EQuipn,ent.

TRAINS LEAVE wASHINGT0N, from Depot,
corner of Sixth and b streets, as follows:
For Pittsburg and the est, o o a. m daily with
Parlor Car to Pittsburg and Sleeping Cars from
Pittsburg to Cincinnati ST Iouis and ChicaSo:
TAO p m. daily, 18th Palace Car 10 Chicago
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Canandaigua Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara Fall
and the North, J:2 Q m. daily, except Sunday +,
Palace Cars to watkins For Wiliiamsport, Lock
Haven, Elmira. and Watkins, at 1910 q M,
daily, except Sunday.
For New York and the East, 9:53 p. m. daily, with
Palace Cars attached. Limited Express Of Pull
For New York and the East, 5 p a. M. and 30 o.
m, daily except Sunday, with Sleeping Cars from
- Washington to Boston.
For Phlladelphia, S:23 q m. and 1:?0 p. m. daily,
Limited Express, . 30 m. daily except SUNDAY .
Accommodation for Baltimore, $50 q. IN and 30
T.. m daily, except Sunday.
For Pope's Greek Line, d: so Q, M and 4 40 o. m
daily, except Sunday.
For Annapolis, $50 a. m. and 4:2O D. m. daily,
ALEXASpRfA ANDFREDERICKsBUR RAIL.
Nm MAf 4 A tIP hhhhktXXANDRIA AND WASHING
For Alexandria, s, =, ., s:1o. 1o,11a.m.,1,3,
40 g, 2 p. m. On Sunday at $40 q. m. and
For the South, via Richmond, :35 g. m daily; $50
=. m. daily, except Sunday.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, 8, Z, 81
$40, 10, IL u m; 3, Lao, 5, 8, and o. M
On Sunday at $40 and I q m. and o. m.
Tickets, information, sleeping and parlor car &C
east corner OF Thirteenth street and Pennsy ania
avenue, northeast corner Of Sixth street and Pennsy
yanla avenue and at the depot, where orders be
eit Tor the checking OF baggage to destination from
l.. p FARMER, General Passenge Agent
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager. ie9
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DIED.

DIED.
ARNOLD. On July 81. ISL, Eva M.VARNorD,
sgtd2 mouths and u DAYS, beloved daughter ~
Hary and Rose Arnold.
Little May, swcetly sleeping.
Littlc ed one early ble ssed:
Tree from pain, and care, and sorrow,
oh. rejoice, for shes 40 rest.
Oh repose IN Heavens bright region.
Little msy viii sing ana -sar,
welcomed nome BY angel Kindred,
mere 20 Dwell Tor more.
BLAIR. On the 18th Of July, ISL, al a m Mrs
fkAsCEs PREsroN BLAIs
Funeral ~ Rock Greek church st 6 n m satur-
Gay. Il hs friends and acquaintance Of the fauIv
are respectfully invited TO attend.
BARRON. On the morning e July an, Iq7
MT. LA A. BARRON. aged = years
Her iuierai " iIl take place from the residence Of
ter son iu-law, Geo. y. johnson, $50 .nui-iaus
avenue this Thursday afternoon. al o'clock D.
tend
FILLS. July 81, lS77. LHoyARpK. Elm. b,sf-
swain L > Navy, AGED rs yesrs aud months.
uneTal services will take place from Christ
Nhulch street. oetw een 9th sud 7th south
east, on fIidsy, 9th instant, "a o'clOck Rela-
& nj.
HORTON. Suddenly. july attn, Is77, EDWARD
HORTON. aged about ~ years.
n funeral VIII take place from Burgdon & Boo q
tei~ zen Sd and ~ streets. the OH Instant Al az
h and proceed 10 St. Pstrics's church. Hls
friends are invited 90 attend without further notice.
New YORK papers pleas cOpy.l
JOACHIM. On the 4th q July IS77, after q short
aged 70 years and 10 days.
ffiends Of the family are invited 20 attend the
inn' Al AT her iaiher residence No lZ22 stresa
southwest, sfo clock y. m, July 8.
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CHANGFRY SALE OF IRON FOUEDRY AT
~ CORNER IRA AND L STREETS SOUTH

- by ylrtue OF decree passed by the Supreme -
Court of the District Of Columbia. IN Equity fuiF
cause No 4,SS, will sell AT public auction ,--s4
IN front OF the premises, FRIDAY, July 9Th,
ls77, at q O'Clock D m all that certain parceI "
real estate IN the city Of Washington. O., being
that Pa OF Square south of Square No 49, bounded
as follows: Beginning at the northeast corner of
sad square and running thence south with the line
Of I'm street 50 feet; thence west % feet: thence
north - feet and thence 90 e., - the place OF
hegl1ning. The improvements consist of a Brick
Iron Foundry.
Terms: One-thrd cash; balance al 6 and Il months,
with interest, secure by deed of trust the prop
erty. deposit of 100 viii be required of the pur-
Chaser at the time of sale All yancing at the
expense OF the purchaser. II terms of sais are not
complied with in ten days, the property will be re-
SOLD a. the risk and cost of the defautinR pIrch aser
MM MATTISGLf, Trustee, fbJ 9TH 81.
ash. -. MILLlAMS, Auct. Ia2l.3SW2N
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OLD
+ A = III / . N e ID

Square Bar Soap Is the most economical to use
Pressing and wrapping are Of no possible benefit 10
Soap, but are done TO make IL look attractive and
sslable. PROCTOR G AMBLES OLEINE SOAP
10 made Of SaponUfsd Red OIL, the best material
known for producing hard, servicesble and effec
tive Soap. Ills cut in pound bars, Of convenient
and economical shape, and not wrapped. The style
In which this Soap is cut and packed saves ell
less expense, enabling 70 sell Q superior Soap AT
MUCH LESS PER POUND than You are now paying
for IN inferior article. Every Tar Of the genuine
stamped "PROCTOR GAMBLE-CINCIN.
MATT OLEINE." Take NO other. Sold every.
where. febO tn SsSm
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I'HOhAS BOWLING, Auc:ioneer.
TRUSTEES SALEOE A DWELLING HOUSE
AND Ten huREs OF LAND AT TENNAL-

u ".
BY virtue OF a deed Of trust from VIM Ran "A
dolph Stewart. Of date 23l April, 1872, re. ra
corded 10 Lber No. 67s, folio AS, of the Land .A
Records for the District Of Columb a, ana by the
wInten request OF the party secured thereby, will
sell Al pubic auction. on the prem ses, on MON
DAY July 9th, 1871, at d O'Clock o. m, all that
part OF tract of land called FletChell's Chance aud
ltmay be a part or parts of other named ira t., all
lying IN the county of Washington and District OF
Columbia aud being part of the same land pur
the late Or. GEMS Beginning for the part hereby
baIssned and sold s. perches on the 9TH line Of ssid
purchase, and on the east edge of the road leading
with and binding on the road south twelve and one
quarter degrees west l3,l perches to William Phil
lips lot then with 1t south seventy eight de gre es
east perches; thea north seventy three degree
east perches TO Hurdles lot, and with il north
four degrees east e1s perches to a white oak tree
sta" ding at Hurdle spring north fifty degrees east
pa peTches; then with straight line to the place Of
beginning, and containing ten acres of Land, being
the same premises conveyed to David Jackson by
Isaac Marshall by deed of January U. 1854 recorded
in LIber /. A. s., No 60, folio 42l. with the Frame
Dwelling house and out buildings thereon.
Terms: One-fOurth cash. balance at six, twelve
and eighteen months, with interest at seven Der
cent and secured by deed of trust on premises sold
Conyeyancing at purchasers cost and dep Jsit Of
9O ct time Of sale If Of sale are not com piled
with in ten days, the Trustee the right TO
resell the premises at the risk and cost of the de-
faulting purchase after Ave days notice in some
newspaper published in Washington, ID. G.
W. l.. DUNLOP, Trustee
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer. je2td6ds
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
N ASH. b WILLIAMS. aacrone-r

M Ash. b WILLIAMS aGCrfonep-
TEEsJEEs SALE OF rus ELEGANT THREE
fRoSr hM Nf LffffSSSShS NJ BRs22xxfhETSy2ITHk
t an a ma RAL irS STKk ELL HAyLN& An LIZ
RKAR Also, THE pEsIRtBLE vSCtNT
BBvwlfFihIIT NSc LOT 0I AApyoINI S, THE ABOVE
property is in tue delis htfal aud f.shiosasie
tart Of the city being in the vicinity Of the Presi
Gents House, War, State, Navy, and Treasury
By virtue Of q deed of trust, dated seetem- -
Liber No Sss folio az, ct seq. one Of thu 5e
land records for the District Of Columbia, sd ava
Sa Esny OF Ne s .S Of ,Rs
written request OF Chs'ls. T. Davis. thu party Sc
june Sota 5oa. D. iss osoS OK M Al
situate and being in the city 81 ws.hiRstSa, Dis,
trict of Columbis, and known and dis. insuish@d as
feet and three inches sna sh sT nO s eso otS
there Of lot numbered thirty nine ss, in Chilton
oeret one hundred sne sixty seven 67I, said prop
s ssty ha az ap iron. Of fry i've .s, stt .ad
four inches to thirty ts) foat public alley, TO
gerne I win ~ the Improvements, &c
three equal payments at six (5l, twelve tI2l. am
eighteen ls months from day Of sale, for which the
purcha ser pronissory uot-s to b. given, bear
ing date from the day Of sac, with Interest al
s me rate o. eight ~ per cent per sn9um, nav
tor. p3li Of insurance in on the building. A de
properly on acce ptance Of bid If the terms 81 s.le
are not oompl with in seven ~ days reserve
tie right TO resell the property ~ the risk and st
OF the defaultlng purchaser. All convey anciny At
purchaser : cost
N Is. The above properties will be sold la two
. parate parcels The vacant lot viii b. offered
INST, and the h use second. The vacant int viii be
sod subject to prior ded of trS'. dated March IA
1870 and recorded in Liher No Sll, flO 81 seq
OF the land rec rs flr the District Of Columbia,
secure certain pr1nlissUry note, dated Ma Gu lith
Il y fur $500, and interest due thereon ten lHl
per cent per suuum from September lath. 1876, said
"a n q. ~. al LA
dwelling Will be sid subject - prior deed { trust
date December 9Th, $50, and recorded i'm Liber
NO bSZ folio 2IS et seq one OF the said lsu cords,
u secure certain promissory note dated n-Cemhar
.uth. ls7p- aud ysble 20 the order e W " Darco-
ran, esq los SniuOu, Payable De emhar 21-h. lSS1
with Interest thereon al nine 81 per . sanum
from december 2th' 1876; said interest being pay
able semi annu stiy.
MAHLON ASHFORD -.
Jel-eo&ds JAMES ). EDWARDS,S hrus'ees'
~ by CONSENT OF ALL PARTIES INTER
$50 D. the above sale l. 70 STP3k T. % until THURS
DAY, Jolly 9th, ID. 1871, same hour and place
BY order of the Trustees.
y2 WASH. d. WILLIAMS. Auctr
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7. GOODWILL, Real Estate Auctioneer,
o. No. GIG street.

TRUSTEEs' SALE OF A THREE STORY AND
MANSARD kOOF BRICK HOUSE, WITH
BASEMnNT ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF l.
STkEET, BETWEEN CONNECTICUT AVE
NUE. AND IL III STREET NORTHWEST.
BY virtue OF 9 deed of trust dated March lst, -
II, ISIS. duly recorded In Liber No IN folio on
~, &C. one of the land records for the Dis -Xs.Mk
Iict OF Columbia. and at the request OF the party
secured thereby. will sell at public auction, In
front OF the premises on FRIDAY, July 9th, 1871.
At o clock >. m. the followin described real es
that piece or parcel If ground known and distin-
gn'shed as lot numbered twenty eight rs, of A. r.
onet nero eubIlsl,loI OF part OF Square numbered
one hundl ed and sixty fur "a fronting seventeen
ieet on north street. by de pth of seventy one
al feet, together with the improvements, &c.
Terms: One fourth in cash, and the balance I'm
one ard two years, with eight PEI cent interest
cash at option If the purr hsser deposit of LOO
REQUIRED al the time Of sale and all conveyancing at
purchSs cost. Terms to be complied with in
seven days
fRAINARD ". WARNER,
JOHN Nj. SINS, ltus'ees
ielS-pOtds