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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1877-09-07

Report of the Executive Committee.

By the Democratic Executive Committee of
We examined the
LIST September 1877 find that following
duly selected by the Democratic
For SnaorHERMAN STUMP,
For Sh@if-HENRY JOHNSON.
For the House Dhgs-WILLIAM and
MURRAY VANDIVER
For SuUeyor-JAMES w. MCNABB.
COnamisonaSWILLIAM MECHEM
WILSON, the I'd District;
CALDER of the 4ir District
further
Committee act from the
First DiricWM SAWYER
DsctHENRY FARNANDIS;
w. r.
HENRY FARNANDIS,
ROBERT r. VANDTVER .
JOHN II. PAYNE,
SLAS SCARBORO,
WILLIAM YOUNG, .
EsecMice
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Bee Hives.

THIS being the proper season to transfer
i Bees to new hives, offer for sale first
class
PORTABLE BEE HIVES,
at prices lower than they are sold elsewhere
Also for sale, Strawberry, Butter and Honey
Boxes, at very low prices.
JASON HOLLAND,
Carpenter and Builder.
At Joseph E. Maynadier's Shops, near
Fallston, sep7.3m
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"A steam threshing machine, at Westmin-
ster, Ont, exploded on Saturday, blowing itself
to pieces, and making a wreck of everything
around 1t. Five men were badly injured,
one of whom has died, and two others are
not likely 10 recover The safety valve bad
been tied,
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AT the municipal election at Wilmington,
Del, on Tuesday, the Republicans carried
the city by about two hundred majority,
electing the president OF the council, city
elected one assessor The new city council
stands ~ Republicansand Democrats,
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BARN BURNED.-Last Friday large new
barn belonging TO Mr.. Thompson, living a
short distance from Lapidum, took fire and
was totally consumed, with contents, consist
ing of % hogs, horse, 1876 bushels of wheat
and large amount of hay and straw.
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CANDIDATES..

For the State Senate.
HERMAN STUMP, JR.,
JOHN CARROLL WALSH,
WILLIAM BALDWIN.
For Sheriff.
WAKEMAN F. MORGAN,
HENRY G. JOHNSON,
JOHN S. RICHARDSON,
WILLIAM E. WHITEFORD,
GEORGE J. FINNEY.
For the House Of Delegates.
JAMES NORRIS, of LIST District.
JAMES B. PRESTON, of list District. =
ELDRIDGE w. GALLUP, of I'd District
WILLIAM S. BOWMAN, of I'd District.
WILLIAM L. COOLEY, of I'd District.
WILLIAM G.. SCOTT, of Sd District
DAVID WILEY, of 4th District.
SAMUEL w. JAMES, of 4th District.
JOHN d. ALDERSON,. of 4th District.
DIR. SILAS SCARBORO, of 9Th District.
ANDREW BOYLE, of 9Th District. :
MURRAY VANDIVER, of 9th District
For County Commissioner.
WILLIAM MECHEM, LIST District.
GEORGE w. LILLY, 1st District.
WILLIAM P. TAYLOR, 1st District.
WILLIAM J. PRICE, 1st District.
j. FRANK REASIN, I'd District.
WILLIAM G. WILSON, I'd District.
JOHN S. DALLAM, Sd District.
JAMES X. KEECH, Sd District.
ISRAEL A. SCARFF, 4th District.
CORBIN AMOS, 4th District.
MARTIN CALDER, 4th District. -
JOHN GRANT, 4th District.
JOHN VERNAY ST. CLAIR, 4th District
HUGH II. HEAPS, 9Th District.
MICHAEL WHITEFORD, 9Th District
SAMUEL HOPKINS, 9Th District.
For County Surveyor.
JAMES w. MCNABB.
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Oak SHINGLES for Sale.
sep7-2n

DRIME OAK SHINGLES for sale, in
L quantities to suit, at low price.
THOMAS A. HAYS,
sep7-2m Churchville.
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Meteorological Record for August, 1877.

Maximum temperature on the Goth, 90 degrees.
Minimum temperature on the 5th GA degrees.
Mean tempera ture of the month 73. 36 degrees.
Mean temperature of August at this point for
years past 70. 03 degrees.
Mean temperature of August for many years
in the Middle States, as reported by the Signal
Service, 70 20 degre :.
Rain fall 233 inches. One-half of this rain
fell in violent shower between the hours of
and 2 on the afternoon of the2lst. This shower,
which was of no great extent, was accompanied
by violent hail storm, which in the neighbour
hood of Pleasantville almost stripped the corn,
covering the ground with ice. The extent of
this hail storm was from to miles from N.
w. to s. E., and probably less than one-half
mile wide. At this point the mercury in the
thermometer fell % degrees in two hours, from
IS to 63.
On the afternoon and night of the Oath partial
showers swept here and there over the county,
which in some sections seem to have been of un-
usual violence, occasioning destructive floods,
as in Deer and Broad Creeks where the water is
said to have been higher than for quarter of a
century past, while in other districts no rain
fell. AT this point there was a rain of 0.42 of
an inch. Except in these two showers the rains
have been hardly measurable, mere sprinkles.
Wells and springs are failing, and despite the
$40 inches of rain in July we are now very much
in need of an old fashioned rainy day, g. G. c.
Oakland Boarding School, FdllSton.
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A. B. HoLLINGswoRTH.

BROOKLYN, ANNE ARUNDEL Co.. August 4, 1877.
A. =. Grifiith, ESQ Dear Sir: We have used your
"Great American corn, tomatoes and cabbage and
believe it to be the best fertilizer now In the market
JOSEPH BENSON,
THOMAS BENSON
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EMNnRTnN. Harfnrd Co

A. g. Griffith, Esq Dear sn: After a trial of the
"Great American Fertilizer" made by you, l take
pleasure in recommending 1t as the manure for corn.
The impression being general that could not be
grown after Buckwheat; proved its fallacy by the
of about $50 lbs per acre corn in the Hill after
buckwheat, the last week in May, and very thin,
new ground and the result altogether satisfactory
and yield astonishing. used Il alone my wheat
last fall and IT 1t acts well on that crop it did
corn, shall continue its use.
|.. fr L-.....s CHARLES HALL
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as well as the best Fertilizer ever introduced.
The attention of Farmers is directed to the
following Testimonials:
CLAYTON, HARTFORD Co.. August 4th, 1877.
Mr.. A. G. Griffith. Dear Sir In response to your
inquiry to the merits of the " Great American" 1
that has given satisfaction than any
Phosphate have ever used. 1 drilled In with the
wheat $50 lbs per acre. and harvested the best crop
VIII ch have raised on the same land. The Phos.
phate shut of from two drill casts across the field
and here the difference remarkable, about half a
crop, and that was cut green, being five days later
than the Phospha!ed portion. 700 lbs. per acre on
thin land has produced fine crop of potatoes the
are fit to dig at this date also used 1t on gar
den stuff and tobacco with marked success.
GEO. VIM. McC0MAS
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FALLsTos, hartford Co.. 18th Mo-, 10th, 1877.
A. G. Grhith. Esq Respected Friend: From the
81 tons of the "Gfeat American bought Of thee
have realized the best crop of wheat raised and
will want some this fal. again
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MEETING OF THE DEMOCRATIC STATE
CENTRAL CoMMITTEE.-The Democratic
State Central Committee met in Baltimore
on Wednesday, with Hon. Joshua Vansant
presiding, and VIM. III. Vanderford, Esq, OF
the Westminster AdUocate, temporary secre-
tary.
Resolutions were passed that the State con-
vention of the Democratic party be held in
the city of Baltimore on Thursday, Septem-
Der 81, at 10 NJ, for the purpose of nominal
ing candidate for the Office of comptroller
of the treasury. Also that the members Of
the State Central Committee for the several
counties be requested to designated the time
for holding primary meetings to select dele.
gates to said convention.
The vacancy caused by the recent death Of
the late ]. Rush STREET., of Hartford county,
was filled by the election of Charles H
Street,.
Hartford county was represented in the
committee by Col. John Carroll Walsh.
The names most prominently mentioned
in connection with the State comptrollershir
are Thomas ]. Heating, of Queen Anne's
county; VIM. Fl. Gale, of Somerset county
DR.. Parker, of Worcester, and Horace Resley
of Allegany county.
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EUGENE HLoLINGSwoRTH.


WILMA, IIARPoRD Co., Sth Month s, 1871
Friend A. G. Griffith. put two tons of your Great
American for wheat and sowed it broadcast at the
rate of 400 lbs per acre. Ny wheat looked so well
that was asked by many to what had put on it..
as it was the best that they had The two tons
put for potatoes and this Spring. has given me
pleasure, have the best potatoes that have ever
raised and the looks rank and we'll. shall
more for wheat this fall
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MORDECAI PRICE.
Mar JraqsAIEH MILLS P. O, "rm MousD,"(

NEAR JERUSALEM MILLS p. o., "ThE MousD"l
Hartford Co.. Nd.
A. @. Griffith, Esq. My Dear Sir In reply to your
favor. in which You ask me what know of the
virtues of your Grs1t American Fertilizer" have
the pleasure to state, that my tenant, Mr Samuel
Norris, who Used what obtaihi from you. ons por
ton ofhs CROP placing it in the hills, about
small handful In sometimes three hills and he informs
me that the result was entirely satisfactory.
JOHN CARROLL WALSH.
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..-, IARPoRD, January 10, 1877.
A.G. Griffith, Esq. Dear Sir: have used your
Fertilizer with marked benefit. used 1t corn and
potatoes. by the side Of - celebrated Phosphate,
and yours gave better crops on both; the yield was
double in both corn and potatoes used it exclusive
" upon my wheat last Fall.
EUGENE IILOLINGSWORTU
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THE NEXT Conference.-The time is
approaching for the Democratic party to Sc.
lect suitable candidate for Comptroller of
the State Treasury. The present incumbent,
Col. Levin Woolford, has discharged his
trust in an able manner, and the people of
Maryland are indebted to him, in great
measure, for the present excellent financial
condition OF our State Treasury. 1t is I'M
derstood that he will not again be candi-
date for the position, and it is of the highest
Importance that his successor should be
equally well qualified for the office We
have yet heard no names mentioned in con-
neclion with the nomination, and therefore
suggest the name of Dr. William H. Gale, of
Somerset county. DR.. Gale has had ample
experience in the management of financial
trusts ; is systematic and accurate in business
affairs, and is withal gentleman of unblcm-
ished honor. The Democratic party can do
no better, in our judgment, than to nomi-
nate him. His popularity throughout the
Eastern Shore, where his ability, sound judg
ment and high character are better known,
perhaps, than elsewhere, would secure him
larger vote than could be brought out for
any other candidate and his election would
be certain. The Treasury of our State could
safely be committed to his hands with the as
surance that he would never be found want
ing in any respect in the discharge Of the
responsible duties of the office.
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PRESH GRAPES for sale, at A. II.
IL Greenfeld's, Bel Air.
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CHARLES HALL.


WILMA, HARPORD Co., August 18th, 1877.
A. g. Griffith, Esq. Dear Sir: I have used your
Great American Fertilizer for the last two years
wheat, corn potatoes and vegetables with the best
result and consider 1t one of the 1est Fertilizers In
the market and would recommend it to farmers and
truckers n. NJ. NORRIS
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~ Il l BEL AIR, Md, August LIST, 1877
~ A. a. Griffith, Esq. Dear Sir. The Great Ameri-
Fertilizer" used last fall part of my wheat
crop. BY the application Of but 200 lbs drilled per
acre, land reduced by crop of corn and crop of
oats without any fertilizer on either, It turned out
about % bushels per acre. Of fine plump wheat and
am sure the Great Amercan" more than doubled the
Of Its prompt and satisfactory action. .,i~-
~ ( tShtHbhii 'tiHl FRANK WHITAKER
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Division of the Second District.

4s3 Ago sos G3S GIG 25s 1915
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For County Surveyor.
JAMES w. MCNABB.
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''.'i'''''oA A. e.. GRIFFITH.
As-Call at or address me- care g. 8. GRIFFITH Co.,
Carpet Dealers SO and Of w. Baltimore st. Baltimore.
SCI
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The Philadelphia, Wilmington and Bal
timore Railroad Company are making extern
sive improvements at Edgewood. The sta
ton house and agents dwelling are being en-
larged, and will contain a commodious and
comfortable ladies' waiting-room. The rooms
now used will be converted into room for
gentlemen alone. A new warehouse will also
be built. Edgewood is growing in import
ance as station on the road, as may be seen
by the number of passengers who en-
bark and disembark there, and the largo
quantity of freight daily handled there. The
agent is Mr.. Thomas ]. Tydings.
No serious breaches of the peace occurred
at any of the polls last Saturday, although at
some of them fist fights took place which
might have resulted seriously but for their
prompt suppression by the officers. These
were entirely due to the effects of whisky
and political excitement. If the bar-rooms
had been closed, it is safe to say that the &C.
casion would have been marked by perfect
quiet and freedom from excitement. If the
present system of nominating candidates is
adhered to, our delegates to the next Legis-
lature should secure the passage of a bill con-
ferring upon our county and town commits
sioners authority TO suppress the sale of Ii
quor upon days of the primary elections, the
same as when general elections are held.
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For the State Senate.
HERMAN STUMP, JR.,
JOHN CARROLL WALSH,
WILLIAM BALDWIN.
National Republican., 1877-09-27
GOVERNMENT SALES.
J0UBLIC SALE OF MACHINERY, TOOLS, FIX
l. TUREs, FURNITURE &c, &c.
Treasury DEpARInkSr,

TREAsrRY DEpARrHESr,l
WASHINGTON CITY. Sept II, 1877. I
The following articles VIII be sold to the highest
bidder on THURSDAY, the 18th Of October, In the
formerly In use in the Bureau Of Engraving and
Printing and not now required: Machines tools,
etc.-2 writing teleyraphic instruments; Morse
do; Sheridan cutting machines Pulp Ram; set
drying caIenders, with frames threshing machine:
force pump; Blake pump 8 teSt pumps; 6horSe
engine; t.hose engine; Governor (HuntoopD
Governor (Gray and Soyes;)2 2 ruling machines; q
monogram presses; transfer press; grinding ma
chine routing machine; steam gauges globe and,
check valves portable forge; ,grtndstene.; emery!
nozzlcs.
Office furniture and hxturcs.-screens-pi
walnut and mahogany frames; ohairs-sane: scat
and mahogany; desks-pine, ash. cherry, wnlnut'
and mahogany; book okracks-pine and walnut:
ook.cases-pine, walnut and mahogany: umbrella
stand, chandeliers gas brackets pendants.
aud scrap; brass-sheet and scrap steelscrap; iron
Russian and Belgian sheet iron-scrap, wrought
and east; iron. angled: wrought iron screens;
railing and grating; wrought Iron, steam, gas.
water, and hydraulic pipe.
Tanks-wooden-zinc and lead lined wrought
iron; galvanized irun-lead lined.
MiscellHneous-shelying; benches stools, barrels
and hOgsheads, work benches: washboards:
doors-slat, baten, panel sash, and wrought iron
and east iron, for vaults; and large variety of
other articles.
Terms:-Cash on delivery OF the articles
Persons desiring to any Of the articles before
the day OF sale will call the chief Of the Bureau
Of Engraving and Printing.
The sale Will begin ut 10 O'Clock IN the morning.
On application 10 the Bureau Of Engraving and
Printing catalogues will be furnished.
JOHN SHERMAN.
sep2G.M&stw Secretary.
National Republican., 1877-09-27
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY
u II. WARNER. Auctioneer.
DE- Fstreet, opposite Masonic Temple

ID. Fstrec,, opposite Masonic Temple.
sAI.EoF THE ELEnhNT BRowN.
ONE. FRONT pwRIIINu-IOusE, FRONT
ArcH a hcatAxGGiTs oESGPiEp sysh ~ IA Rf WhRST
if BY riraa q deed Of trust, dated the 10Th day o,
rs o9 .se land records Of WSsHnsioh county D. e.
!he sscrber BY the written regnes, Of The holder oi
s 'ss sc s T ynaS sS :.
?ist day Of September, at o'clock In the afternoon,
as 81 ", q ssa Mo ssI, ~ Sr
subdivision ofise north halt Of square numbered l67
ton, and District Of Columbia made in the cause OF Nc
Bair e. al vs. gadsby ct al; No, lil5, Equity Docket
the part lot being 10 be conveyed being the
noT,hernm9ss part menting eleven Zee, and three
ne e oi % soS parcels a pa SaSR SH iaS rs s
inches more or less, to an alley thirty feet wde
ing and accepting thereom the Vacant ground in lot
ot which wss rel released rom aid deed oftrst on On or
stout the Zth day OF March, A. d. s7Gthe part 10 be
wide, with tie hcreditament., &c.
The terms OF sale are: One fourth In cash OF all
Sc s as SSs tSs & ss ans Ss S e
three equal annual payments, (or the whole of the
deferred payments Ave years at the option Of the
or . note bearing interest at the rate OF nine per
centum per annum nom the day ~ sale unth paid,
purchaser must esecnte deed Of trust on The prem.
ses to the satisfaction OF the trustee, with acove.
nant OF insurance, and pay all costs OF conveyanc.
Should the terms not be complied with within hye
days aer the day o. sale the trustee the rgh
public notice, at the risk and cost OF the purchassr
ANTHONY HYDE. Trustee.
THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
ruhspAf s'p'%sS%st fT; bfa' ssilss Sns P,s''
National Republican., 1877-09-27
DIRECTORY
OF THE PRINCIPAL BUSINESS
HOUSES OF WASHINGTON.

OF THE PRINCIPAL BUSINESS
HOUSES OF WASHINGTON.
THE FOLLOWING Is PUBLISHED FOR TIM
BENEFIT OF TRAVELLING sAJBsMEN,
STRANGERS AND THE PUBLIC GENERALLY
1T INCLUDES ALL TRADES AND PRoFBs-
sIoNs. AND CANNOT FAIL TO PROVE OF
INTEREST TO ALL WHO INTEND TRANS
ACTING BUSINESS IN WASHINGTON;
ATTORNEYS.
}oLn }IoLn, 4. Grow. q clcps % saIlains
AUCTIoNEE:Rs.
plnsapson s !, s,lB, Br2s, Ninth and @ IS
AHCHTrEt1s
II. r. seare, 10 Z street
AWNINGS.
j. c. Hogan, III Market Space.
BOOksELLEfts AND sTATrONERa.
Snston Pa AVENUE ana hsif slee
%erisSn ssSesSH s fs"ssyvan. sfss avenue
y n. WhIt.ker Vernon Row. Pa ave and Tenth 1t.
Hopkins 4 Son, iai PcnnsyIvsnia avenue.
BROKERS AND AGENTS.
WIN. Dickson. Zrc -Four .and-a half street. District
Improvement cases speciality
BfLLTARDs
scanion a 90, seaton nal Ninth and streets.
Feiir Desfosses, coi2 II street
CARRIAGES.
Iendingham a Widdicombe, is27 street.
r. II. Graham. Eighth st., bet. ID aud 4 streeta
CLOTHING.
y. =. Justh, ols street
DAIRTRs
=. X. ward Aiderney dniry, 81 street northwest.
DANCING.
!. q. Marini. at Marini's Academy, ne and as n
DRuGaIsTs
s,ott a Cromwell go Pennsylvania
Kntwise, PennsyIyaniS avenas and rwsi,h street
EDUCATIONAL
hsS sr; hc r ss ssS 20 a..
N5 3 street
Gs.s s.:.r roSs s17 s.s ,ss
,iswsrd rniys,.ity En,,s Ess W W ,o .a,Isn fen,
Mi.s Narrower. 'issS street
s.mIns.s HSssi Il sfs'9s Ssfssr.os .Saars
GsEs ams,nn Sss,mlnsIy .5y @ Fh stree, nS,h.ssi
ys a. p;9s, Sss So,ssS ssysn'h and
fsst jos@ % E.psts: 's su:,s IS iosl s''f .iiree.
tIhoo Of Music, 5of Eighth street.
@ aas:sss s1s " ssS ,fSf .r..
| FINE ARTS
Markrtter sas E street northwest.
HOTELS.
Eiss, House. corner F.ns-nth and o streets
Enhht House, Fo9Tissnth and streets
%srsy J.. .ns a. nssrn,A me y. ss 5ss :;,...
Morton House, "a and VI street
| n. II. stnemetr, ieH Pennsylvania avenue.
INSURANCE
Potomac Fire Insurance Company, IS High stree.
New England Mutual IAs Insurance Company. 81.
'''"' '"'' JEwELEn.
8. Goldstein Co, corner Tenth and streets
LuMBEn-
wheatley Bros, Georgetown, DC.
LIVERY sTABIEs.
| Ieadngham a Co., l57 II street northwest
| AllhSon NhilOT, jr.. lkn 10 t3<D F. street
LOAN OFFICES.
| 4. Goldstein a Co, corner Tenth and d streets.
L MERCHANT TAIIORS.
| Eiscman Brothers, corner seventh and + streets
| {. StalZer. 1870 T. street
| 4. saks & Co., seventh street.
| d. Robinson a Co.. 500 Pennsylvania avenue.
REsTAuRANTS.
Partisan Restaurant, lt24 PennSaivania avenue.
| PlANoS~
| sanders 4 stayman Pcnna. ave and Twelfth street.
| Balett, Davk Co, sii Ninth street
PAPERHANgINUs.
| John Alexander, rsai Pennsyivania avenue.
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
| Brady, ut "Brzdys National Gallery" o2S Pa ave.
| PHYSICIANS.
DR.. Hartley, "a New York avenue
REAL ESTATE.
| r. II. Warner siG street northwest
| John sherman. 81. Cloud Building.
Fitch Fox Freedmsn's hank building. 1870 Pa ave
| j. B. Archer Federal building. seventh and sts.
SEWING MACHISES
NcKenney & Co, CT Ninth street.
TRUNKS
| Murrsys, too Pennsylvania avenue.
UNDERTAKETs
| r. W. Barker, aie Eleventh street
| Il. +. Harvey, g4 street.
National Republican., 1877-09-27
nrSCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers,
- Ninth and ID streets northwest.

rFESE sttE 2E AZ FRoyEB
EAST. BErWEEs EiGiiiirH KND SISTiii
FHsf bfrMEES Xh EtSb XSb srHEEf srEEr SOUTH
by virtue OF three deeds OF trust TO us dated the 2.
day Of July, A, D. B.i5 and duly recorded in llber
and duly recorded IN lbpr s folio Isl. and ash day
Of August, A. u. is:G, duly recorded In ber 40, folio
q I!lhlic auction. IN front OF the premises on FRI
pay ih. .s,h day, of september Al O'Clock p. m.
Of Washington, u. e., TO will I,pt numbered fifteen,
u5) Ia tOrTie'lls recorded subdivision OF original lots
ltnts lei right 's and niI,e 90 in sqtare numbered
eiElt hliiior,I md iOryhree, (sti,) improved by
two story and basement brick house containing seven
On sATURnAr, the 10Th day Of September 1877 at
81 IA square nGnIlcTtd nbie hun lrtsl and twenty
three t"-9J b,ginnHn for the same at a point on 4
The sHh' dst c"rntr Of said square. thence running
wrt twenty l3V feet, thence north one hundred Coo
iect; thence east thirteen O3) feet two (2l nches
thence south twenty-five l2J feet; thence east six tb
lect ten inl inches; thence south seventy.nve 75)
ieet TO the place Of beginning, improved by 1.-TWO
aEry iihme hOn'e containing seven rooms with mod
Imniedhleiy Thereafter we will sell lot numbered
tMtiity eight, ~ In John W. STAIRS recorded subdi-
VISION ol original lots, numbered one, ul, two t2),
nine, ~, In square numbered one hundred and thirty
onx, lSll lmrrnved by n Iwo-story frame house,
with modern improvements.
Terms Oi sale One III cash. balance payahle In
slk, twelNr, eighteen and tw-uty-tOur months VIII
interest ai eight per Gent per annum, from day oi
lrt.rs Of sale are not complied with Ia ave days the
trustees reserve the right at the risk and cost
OF ithc dtianny purchaser, ner five days advertise
nlenl depsit OF 900 VIII be required ut the time
Of sale. Conveyancing ut purchaspr's cost.
1G7Esil Tn5khs Il nGbE nSGibaEGS' Trustees.
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