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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-02-01
Co1tendln; With the snow Storm

A dispatch from SnSqueharna,
Pa. says that on the J ff-rsDn rail
roi rupning from thItpI tc,l t1 & "
b19ddl4. 4 DlSSenger train after hav-
Ing DlunG-d through one drift ran
two lengths of tn" train further and
struck 4 snow brnk fifteen feet deep.
The engine backed nut, aad tried tn
pus'Lthe train back through the
drift, hnt cnuli nos. rne spot was
be tx one, wHrre thu wind hid
full ) weep. For nine hours train
man and passengers were kept con
sIa lily Pin ,tnyed in keeping the 1y.
ing snow fron covering the train.
The ltbDI was most pxh tuSting, and
many f>-t and hand We're fraz@l.
at slr1bwl thu viud fill. ald then
an effort was nj u t. c1t u elssaga
Tor the train. IJ required six hours
la0Or to clear the TRACK 50 that the
train could move on its way.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-02-01

mise resolutions Of Mr.. Clay, aud
this patriotic air, Us Il part of the
programme was considered peculiar
ly appropriate fora c0ncert, where
the head of the government aud a
large number Sf both branches Of
the iegi' lative department were pre-
sent At the close of the frst verse
Wehster'$ pa;rinti>m boiled over
he could sit n longer, aud rising
like Olympian Jovr, he added his
deep SnnorouS bass vnlce to the chn-
rus, and | venture II say, never IN
the whole course of her career, did
she ever hear or receive one half of
/ the appl uSr ~ That with which her
song ana WehStrI'S chorus was
greeted Mrs. Webster who sat
immediately behind him, kept tug
giug at his cntt-tail ~ make him sit
down nr stop singing. hu& il was of
~ earthly use -aNi ut the close of
each verse Webster Joined in. and it
was hard toSlv whether Jenny Lihh
/ Webster, or the audience were most
, delighted. L have stru Ruhini. Li-
hlaehe, and the two Girls. on the
stage at hne time, bur Such Il happy
conjunction la the national air nf
"Hail Columbia" >" rs Jruuv Limbs
truar and Dauitl NrhSter'S bass.
~e Shlll never hear nor SEE again
At the close nf he air, NJ. Webster
rose with his hat IN his hand, ana
mad suci Il bow rs Cnrstrrh Ill
woui have de.me a fortune FIR his
son, aud which eclinSal D'Oraav' 5
. best Jenny Lind, hlnShing ~ the
distinguished honor. crurtrSied I"
the tlnnI tn. audience applandrd
u the very echo. Webster, deter
Rinra not tO he oHtd me in p,fIte-
ness, bowed agGn-Ni.s I.ind re-
carteSi"d, the house re-Ippltulei =,
ard this was repeated nine times.
y PAINTERS BILL 4 pain er
ha9 been employed 70 repair II nnm
Der IF pictureS in a convent he did
it, and presented u Lill in full fJr
iifty-Rine frances and eleven centi-
mes Ia the curate. who refused To
pay it, saying that the committee
would require n complete detaile
The painter produced the following
itemiG-d account
! Corrected and renewed the Ten
/ Commandments. 8 Il
Enb -lliShed PJntiHS Pila'e AMI
put new riLhrn au his bohnet, 3 06
Put new tail on the rooster
of St. Peter and mended his
! comb, 3 20
R-plulned ana gilled the left
wing Of the Guar liam Angel. 4 Is
Washed tho servant Of the High
Priest and put carmiuc on his
cheeks, 5 y
Renewed Heaven, adjusted two
stars. giided the sun, cleaned
the mpuIl. II
Terminated the fumes Of pur-
gatory and restored some
s1ulS, 6 06
R-yivtS the fumes of hell. put
! Il New tail on the devil IN md
/ ed his 1T hopf aui did saver
nj jobs for the damned. 4 10
Re bnrdrred the robe of HerGd
aud re adjusted his wig, OF
Put new spatt"r dt1hps on The
son of Tobias and dressing on
his sack. 2 90
! Cleaned tile ears OF B.ilam's ass
and shna him, 8 o.
Put earrings in the ears of Sl-
tGrn, 2 o.
Put new stone in p lvid'S sling
enlarged the heal nf- G lliah
and extended his legs, 3 o.
Decorated Nnah's ark, 3 %
Mendad the shirt of the Prodi-
gal oon aad cleaned the pigs, 4 90
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A MODEL VILLAGE.


John G.. Richardson, the great
manufacturer, nf lirens, seems u
have successfully resolved the prob
lem of giving employment To a com
munity of i. 0u0 persons, Will. at
the same time greatly benefiiug
them bv surrounding them with
every incentive To temperance and
moral restraint. Mr. Richardson.
is the owner uf s. .00J acres ot land
at Bvssbrnok, ireland, on whiclt-are
quarries of blue granite and farms
that are success ullV worked, and in
the midst of which is the village nt
BtsSbro0k, with the great lRlll, oili-
ces, and warehouse OF the iSpssErook
spinning company. The vMtse is
laid out with streets tn 1t are lined
with little cottages for wOrkmen,
with larger houses for the mill "tiic-
illS. and there also is a beautiful
villa occupied by the owner of the
vast estate. Every cDttag4 has
dn0ryard decorated with beautiful
fowers. and the property includes Il
public square 10 add To its attrae
tiventsS. There are shops of differ
ent kinds for sale IF articles eGuirrd
to meet the wants Of the village.
but the sale of beer aud ardent spir-
its Is forbidden, and there is no pr
lice Office, police judge. or pnlic- sta
ti"u in the village, nor a pawn shop.
The different denominations, of
which there arr i've (inelHijng tile
Catholics. AN live together in mar
mnny. and four churches stand in
close proximity upon u hiH thatla0ks
put upon a beautiful landscape with
its green Rrlds and undnlatilg sur
face as far as the distant Newry
mountains. The streets Of the vii.
lage are kept scrupnl ,usly clrart,
aud 5lIe whole aspect nf the nla.- is
one of extreme utatnpSs. Mr. Rich
ardSOn Is a prominent member Of
the society nf Friends. and is nsw
on a visit LI America.
WEsBTFR AND jenny LIND =
Jenmy Lint gave Il concert at Wash
ingtnn during the session Of Con
grass, and rs a ma k Of her respect.
and with view To the e~'at, sent
polite Invitations tp the President.
Mr.. Fillmore. the members of the
Cabinet, Mr.. Clay, and mniiy other
distinguished members of both
IIonses of Congress II hap Denrd
on that day several members Of the
Cabinet and Senate were dining
with Mr. "odisco. the Russian Min
lister. His good dinner and choice
wines hid kept the party so late,
that the concert was iel ly nvsr
when Webster. CLAW, Crittenton AID
others came in whether from the
hurry IN which they came, or from
the heat OF the room. their faces
were little flushed, and they a!
looked somewhat llurrled. After
the appiause with which these gem
tlemen were recei ed had subsidized,
and si!e c. was restored. the secnad
part of the cpicert was opened bv
Jenny Lind with Hail Columbia. -
slavery question, 'and the camDro-
This took place during the hight of
the debate and excitement on the
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-bis veteran explorer ranks among fhe
most heroic ures nj the century, and this
book Is one of the most attra ctive, faScinat-
ing. richly iI'ustrated and instructiv vol
umns eyer issuad Pen~ thn on'v emit md
authentic life, the millions are eager for ir,
and wide AWAKE agents are wanted nuicl1lv.
Far proof and terms address HUBBARD
BRI)S. Publishers, 7S3 SAMSON ST., Phila, 13t
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ht7iSe..7 on the L. c. s. c. Il. H., mas 4
rcrujf sioa of6--7JN, Is a thriving business
,er,re and eontros the trade ofan average
radius of over eight ni'eS. in which the
,iGNaSlL has a larger circulation than all
ptner county papers c0meiGed.
.adaertsssrs le:n psaaSe wake a note ofthtS
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them. The old style thrown aside when
these are known. Say where you read this,
and send for 4S page catalogue FREE. w.
+. & J. BARNES, Rockford, Winnebago Co.,
Illinois, 45xlV.
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AND DIURETIC.
Reliable Evidence.

Mn. II. u. STEVENS:
| Dear Slr,-l Wlilniust cheer.
fuzzy add my testimony 10
The great nu'uhcr YOU have
| already received IN favor OF
Your great and good me Il
CiHe. NEGirlNT. FOR do not
| think enough can hr said In
/ itS matSC, Tor 1 WAS troubled
over thirty years With thlt
dreadful disease, Catarrh
and had such had crGghing
spells thai Il would seem as
though never could breathe
any more, ana NEGETINE has
cured me: and do feel Ia
thank God lll the time that
there Is 81 good a medicine
aS N|EEWNE, and I also
think il "ne ~ the best med.
ici"cs for cnu"hS aud weak.
stalking feelings at the sto-
mach, aud advise everybody
to take the NEGETTNE, for |
can assure them il Il one OF
The best medicines that ever
WAS.
4 NEs. 7. GORE,
Cor. Magazine md Walnut
StS., Camh silgt, Mass.
National Republican., 1877-07-06
GovERNmENr HOSPITAL FOR THE In.

wAsIIISGToS, u. G., June No. is57.
Sealed proposals are invited until noon OF
THURSDAY. July 3. 1877, when they will be
opened ut the Hospital, In the presence Of such
bidders chose to attend, to furnish the Hospital
sixteen hundred 1900 tons, Of 22lO pounds each,
of best run of mine btumin0us or Cumberland
coal and two hundred ZOO tons, 2,li0 pounds
each, Of anthracite coal, one half egg and one
half nut size to be delivered In boats along side
of the Hospital wharf or IN cars upon the wharf,
the delivery to commence In not less than seven
ca days after the acceptance Of any proposal and
TO he continued at the rate Of not less than four
hundred (4UO) tons week until the whole quantity
advertised for is delivered. The coal will be re-
CeiN cd IN strict accordance with the act Of Con-
grcss approved July |, 1870.
Payments of ninety (90l per cent, of the amount
due for coal received each week Will he made, and
the ten (lO) per cent. withheld will be paid when
the full quantity of coal engaged TO be delivered in
accordance with this advertisement is received
No offer to furnish coal as above Will he cOnsid-
cred unless the true name Is given IN the offer hy
which the coal the bidder proposes to furnish Is
known in the market nor unless II Is made by n
regular dealer or miner; and the successful bidder
must furnish the exact quantity and description Of
coal that he agrees to furnish.
Offers will be received from the same person or
company to furnish either bltumnOus or anthra-
cite coal alone, or both kinds Of coal.
Bids will be considered binding for five days
after the 9th Of July and the right Is distinctly re-
served to reject all or any Of the Ohcrs made IT, in
the Judgment Of the superintendent the public In
| tercstS require 1t. {. II. NICHOLS
| '."".l2t Superintendent.
National Republican., 1877-07-06
WASH r. WILLAMs, Auctioncer.
jees-ThsTu&tis

TRusTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE IMPRoVED
PROPERTY FRONTING ON y STlEET, Bk.
TWEEN TWENTIETH AND TWENTl.FlRST
STREETS NORTHwEsSr, AT AUCTION.
BY virtue OF deed Of trust. dated May W, A. ID.
1870 and duly recorded In Iher go, folio fn &C., one
OF the land records for Washington, District OF ftoum.
ba and by direction Of the party secured thereby we
shall proceed sell at public auction In front Of the
premises, on MONDAY, July 9, A. D. ISL, at o'clock
y. M, the east half OF lot numbered three 90 IN
square south of square hundred and four tOiD be-
ginning for said half at the northeast corner OF
said lot three, thence running due south one hundred
and forty 4O) feet. thence due west hirty.two feet
and ten and onequarter inches a. feet lO4 Inches
thence due north hundred and forty llO) feet,
thence due east thrty-twU feet ten and onequnrtcr
inches "a, feet lO inches) to the place OF beginning,
with the improvements thereon, consisting Of two
story Frame Dwelling.
Terms Of sale Onethird cash; balance In one, two
and three years for notes bearing interest from day OF
sale nt seven per cent per annum, and secured By n
deed OF trust on the property sold slOO down on day
ofsnlc. All conveynncing, &c, at purchaser cost
and " the terms of sale not complied with within
live days after day Of sale the trustees reserve the
right resell the property at the risk and cost Of de-
faultng purchaser ,,.,
J. T. DYER, ''"'''''
ieatttSds WASH. d. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer.
National Republican., 1877-07-06
AGUE AND LIVER PAD

Is marvellous in Its prompt and radical cure for every
species of Liver iuId stomach difficulties. II contains
only harmless vegetable compounds, aud IL worn
EXACTLY WHERE NEEDED, over the vitals, the
Liver and Stomach. II removes torpidity Of the
LIVER and aroussS the Stomach from Its dormant
state, nrrestng fermentation. tUrpor and pain, by CIV
ing II the natural quantity OF bile and gastric nce. II
also vituliZeS the entire system with natures true
tonic II arrests all decrOrRtCd and poisonous fluids
in the stomach, and thus prevents their entering the
system by way OF circulation. II al,SorbS from the
body every particle Of BLOOD POISON, whether bill
ious, maGria medicinal, and leaves the In
perfect health Sent by mall free q charge on re-
ucipl Of g.. Address HOLMAN LIVER Pal COM.
PANN, No. Is Maiden Lane, =, o, box 2ll2, New
York or sis West Fourth street, Cincinnati, Ohio All
live druggists keep them.
National Republican., 1877-07-06
A. LEADISGHAM. T.w. wIpDICoMBK.
LEADINGHAH d CO.'S
LIVERY AND BOARDING STABLES,
1877 IL street northwest,

Carriages and Light Wagons Of the latest styles
be engaged by the month"; week, day or Jcb. Coaches
for plcniCs fishing parties at short notice We call
special attention TO our Horse Boarding Department
our stables are the coolest, with the best ventilation
and largest stalls TO be found In the city whilst our
carriage parlors properly ventilated and dry As
there is hut one building adjoining us, and that n
brick one, nearly hre-prooG Baggage called
for and checked residences all points on either
Baltimore and Ohio Baltimore and Potomac
roads. Orders len at la7 II street. at wnlards
Hotel, will receive brOmpt attention mSs1tf
National Republican., 1877-07-06
BOWLING. Auctioneer

TRCsTEEs' SALE OF VACANT SQUARE Lon,
B9gNnER Ilw RH 4ESuE 4E2 ElE5R sTtEfs
Dy virtue oftwo several deeds Of trust, each bearing
DAT, .sf - day g 0tGSsT 3 gh sg m sT9s re-
Of Columbia at foio $50 and the other at ,oo ~
.es .essa S % s s MT'ifa 70 he hs @ @s
EnnSfe and n the City ~ M
trict Of Columbia, as distinguished upon the public
P% Rh% aSpeSe or Ssreon he
s S sSn EHr Of Sa g %
being the front Of 10, lots l. & and In IL said sGnars re-
Tinh street northwest, Two hundred and swenty.ave
g feet, to the centre Of the said line on fnh street
the north hafof said square by the parties hereto
thence east and parallel pa With street, By md and With @
east until strikes the east line Of said square, and
% sa M @ sS m e to ns I'm and &
said square beginning for the same nt the northeast
he north line Of said square on street northwest
70 the northwest corner Of the square being the mont
south With the west line Of said square on FNi street
northwest two hundred and twenty-five (225 feet to
with q street northwest until it strikes the east line
sa 1 d oh EsI se fsey line m Syeue e SaS % Of ]
ming together with all and singular the imrrnvc'
| in said deeds mentioned. The properly Will he ,ud
In two parcels otherwise, ut the option of the trus
The terms Of sale are: One fourth of the purchase
money in cash tof which per eentnm must he de-
he residue in one, two and three years, in equal sums
Nom e day E Of sale for Taisa suns the
| annum until paid, the interest to he paid SENT
annually, and the whole to be secured by a deed o
purchasers cost and II the terms of the sale
complied with within five days aitef the day Of slC
the trustees reserve the right to resell the ground,
| any part thereof Mt the risk Rnd cost Of the pur
| chaser In default, five days public notice, pub
| lished In any one newspaper In Washington city.
fHooaHs" HYDE, Trustees
| je2,l6.33&27,
| fF.TIIE ABOVE SALE rs POSTPONED TNTII
| MONDAY, July o, 1877, same hour and plnrc. Ii!
| order OF the trustees. THOMAS BOWLING,
| jp.T!y5eds Auctioneer
National Republican., 1877-07-06
GOTERNMENT sALE.
A UCTIoN SALE OF UNITED STATES PR
IA ERTY.

A UCTIoN SALE OF UNITED STATES PROP.
"A ERTY.
AT THE STONE CUTTING YARDS OF THE
WFSTHAM GRANITE COMPANY, IN THE
TOWN OF MANCHESTER, NEAR RICHMOND,
VA.
The property consists of part Of the office funi-
ture and the entire stock of miscellaneous tools,
machinery, shops and sheds, constituting the com.
pletc outfit for three hundred granite cutters and
thirty blacksmiths together with u carpenters
shop, engne-hOuse, tool house, large quantity OF
iron, bar steel, &c, and small steam engine with
upright boiler complete
The whole to be sold, in lots TO suit 10 the highest
bidder at public auction on the premises on the
eth day Of July, 1871 at O'Clock \, IN,
For special inventory, apply 10 q. W. RANDALL
Government Agent Richmond, Va, or 10 the uiI'
deTsigned at Washington, d. z: ...,,.
THOS. l.. CASEY,
je29.6t Lieut.. Col. Corps Of Eng rs, U. S. A.
National Republican., 1877-07-06
J)RoPosAIS FOR FEED, &c.
NAVY PAY OFFICE !

WASHINGTON d. C., June ~, 1871, J
Sealed proposals In duplicate, to lie indorscd
"rroposGls FOR Feed &c" will be received at this
Office until II m. the 9Th day Of July, lsII for the
below dc srribed articles, to be delivered at the
Navy Yard Washington, u. G., free Of any expense,
and subject to the usual inspection viE
BUREAU OF YARDS AND DOCKS.
20 tons (2,14D pounds best quality Timothy Hay,
loose.
8 tons q 40 pounds long Rye Straw, in bundles
2j.nOOI ounds yellow Corn Meal.
800 bushes ri pounds per bushcl Black Oats.
tn bushels Shorts.
To he Of the best quality and to be delivered In
monthly quantities rs required during the fiscal
year ending June 30 1878. The right Is reserved to
reject any or nl of the offers II not advantageous TO
the Government. Responsible security required on
the bids for the prompt and faithful delivery of the
articles Blank forms for bids To be had at this office.
W. W. WILLIAMS,
jy2.lt Pay Inspector, 4. 6, n.
National Republican., 1877-07-06
DRoposAIs FOR CUT GRANITE

OFFICE OF PrnlrC BUIIDiNGs AND GROUNDS
WAsIIINGToS D. G.. June l3, 1871. J.
Proposals for furnishing in this city at the Circle
nt the intersection Of Fourteenth and NJ streets
northwest the Cut Granite required In the con-
StructOu of pedestal for bronze statue Of Gen.
eral George H. Thomas will he received until noon
OF July 5, 1871 and opened Immediately there
aftcr.
Blank forms and specifications and any desired
information can be hal on application at this
Office THOMAS LINCOLN CASEY,
iplIGt Lieutenant Colonel Of Engineers,
National Republican., 1877-07-06
THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, FRIDAY MORNING. 6
hooks AND STATIONERY.
.Ek.sIDE READING.

SEh.S1DE READING.
Oriental Religions. China: johnson; s5
Problems Of Llfe and Mind Vol. LeweS ~
Art Education Applied to Industry Nichols; ".
Hue aud Red Light; Dr. PanCoast; g.
Mythology Of Greece and Home; Blanchi siIo
Life and Speeches of Daniel Webster Smueker tl.E
Amer Many Days: Christian Reid. ~.
A Woman Halter; Charles Reade; ~ cents.
The American senator; Anthony rrollope; ~ cents.
Castle St Angelo being additional chapters TO Roba
di Roma; W. w. story; SIS.
Marquis OF I0esie; Macdonald; 15 cents.
Virgin Soil; Turgenieff s1eL
In Changed Unchanged: Nillare; slD.
Lola; Griiilths sl.25
Poet and Merchant; kucrhach; ti.2h
The last four being volumes Of the famous Leisure
Hour Series.
Any book, no matter by whom published, sent to
any address, free Of postage on receipt OF price, -
SOIOMONS & CHAPMAN.
Jea0n oil Pennsyivania avenue.
National Republican., 1877-07-06
AUCTION sALEs-TO-DAY.

VNRuSTEES SALE OF A SMALL FRAME
l. HOUSE ON sIa 0ND STREET; BETWEEN
II AND I STREETS SOUT1IWEST
BY virtue OF a deed of trust to me. dated November
"A, D. ls72 and duly recorded In LITER No. 90. toli9
~, OF the land records OF the District OF tolumbn
will sell ut public auction, on FRIDAY July y lSI
at o'clock j.. M In front Of the prcris-i lot NO y
Of Plants subdivision Of original lots aud 2 IN square
No 40, In the city of Washington, u. G. ,
Terms: One half cash. balance In six and twelve
months with Interest," SO deposit on acceptance OF
RICHARD A. WALkER,
je,5-ws&ds Trustee.
National Republican., 1877-07-06
CHRIsTADORO's HAIR DYE

Is the safest and the best is instantaneous In lts
action, and II produces the most natural shades OF
black brown does not stain the skin aud Is easily
applied 1t is standard preparation, and hvorte
upon every wClEupuinicd toilet for lady or gentle
nian. For sale by al druggists and hnTdr,~sprs,
JOSEPH ClIRlSTADORO,
Proprietor, 7, U. Box 2ll2, New York.
National Republican., 1877-07-06
1UCTTON sALEs-FUTURE DAYS.

rJNRUsTEEs SALE OF A DESIRABLE DWELL
l. ING IN SQUARE No. $50, NEAR THE ii
STREET CARS.
BY virtue OF deed OF trust TO me- dated October q,
A. b. 1870 aud duly recorded in Iber No. e folio i0
one the land records Of the District Of Columbia,
and at the written request Of the holder Of the note SC
cured thereby, wlllsl a publ ancOn IN front ofthe
premises, TO the highest bidder on WEDN iSSDANi
July Is 1877, ut O'Clock r. M the following described
real estate In the city Of Washington, District Of 20
lumbia, TO witt Lot numbered two. a. In Davidson .
subdivision Of square numbered nine hundred and
thrtytwo (sl) the same Is recorded In the sur
yeyors office Of the District of Columbia In Lber Dr.
W, II. NJ, folio as.
Terms Of sale: u 800 and interest at 10 per cent.
from October q, 1870 to day Of sale aud expenses Of
sale In cash. and the balance In six twelve and egh.
teen months, for which the notes Of the purchaser,
with interest," and secured by deed OF trust upon the
property must be given, 800 deposit at sale Convey.
anclng at purchasers cost. II terms OF sale are not
compiled with IN seven days aer the sale, th2 prop
crty will be resod at the risk and cost of the heauit
| Ing purchaser. FREDERICK W. JONES,
Jy0FMWSds Trustee.
National Republican., 1877-07-06
PROPOsaLS.
pRoPusAIs FOR PAVING STREETS AID
ENolNrrn's OrrIct. DIsTRIeI or CoLrMnLA,l

ESaiSEER's OrFtcE. DISTRICT OF toLrnhh,l
wAsHISGruS, u. C., July 8, lsI7.
SEALED PROPOSALS will b. received at this Office
until " o'clock M, JULY r. ls77, for the repair OF
wood and concrete pavements In the city OF Washing
ton. -
Bids will he received only upon blank forms, which
may he obtained from this Office together with the
necessary Information. upon application therefor.
The right reserved TO reject any or all bds or parts
OF bids.
BY order of the Commissioners Of the District Of
Columbia, X, L. HD<IE,
JyG2i Lieut.. Engineers, u. =. A., Engineer OIL G.
VDROppsAIS FOR FEED &c
National Republican., 1877-07-06
WASH D. WILLIAMS. Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY FRONTING on e STREET. SOUTH,
BkTMEEN TWELFTH AND TMiRTEENTH
STREETS WEST IN SOUTH WASHINGTON.
by virtue OF deed Of trust, dated the 2ist day Of
June A. d. 1875, and duly recorded In Liber No. 30,
folio no of the land records for the District OF
Columbia and by the written request Of the holder OF
notes, shall sell on FRIDAY the ith day of July,
ls.7, at o'clock y. m In front Of the premises, all
that certain piece or parcel Of ground situate, lying
and being In the city of Washington. District OF
Columbia, and known and described on the ground
plat plan OF said city lot II of the subdivision Of
the eastern half square two hundred and
nnety seven, tagT,) made by Hall Wilson, and cer-
fled by wm. Elliott, surveyor Of the city OF Washing
ton and dated on the 18th day OF November, ispi,
with the improvements, consisting Of a seven-room
brick house. nc.
Terms: One fourth cash; balance one two three,
four and hve years. per notes bearing ten per cent
interest, and secured by deed Of trust the prop
erty sold All convcyancing &c, ut cost Of purchasr
$06 down on day OF sale; and II the terms Of sale
mot complied with In Ave days amer the day Of sale.
the trustee reserves the right TO resell the property
at the risk and Gust Of the dcfnultng purchaser by
advertising three times In some newspaper published
IN Washington city. - - -
Jy3d WASH. II. WILLIAMS, Auctlonecr.
WASH. B. WILLIAMS. Auctioneer