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The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1877-06-09

BUCHAREST, May 2S.-A correspon-
dent recounts destruction Of Turkish
monitor as follows: It was one of the
most daring deeds ever recorded.
Small detachments Of Russian soldiers
lett tho northern shore of tho Danube
in number of small boats. The night
being very dark, they managed to sur
round the monitor before being discov-
cred. When finally observed by the
sentinels on board, they were chal-
lenged. The Major replied in Turkish,
Friends" The Turks not being salts
fed. commenced firing in the direction
of Matchin, not knowing where the
boats came from. During the firing
several Russian soldiers plunged into
the water, swan silently to the vessel
and placeda torpedo in close contact
with her bottom. After it had been
securely fastened and the men returned
to the neighboring shore, the monitor
was blown into tho air and all on board
persisted. TIL
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1877-06-09
ENGLAND'S CRITICAL MO-
N1ENT.

CHICAGO, May 2s.-Tbe Times
London special says the English gov.
! eminent regards the present situation
as Il crisis Of the war Little Of the
real governments workings are permit
ted to reach tho public, though the cri-
teal nature of the situation is under
stood in journalistic and diplomatic
quarters. The war is the theme on
every tongue. Every allusion to Glad
ston's peace policy is received with
dcrision. The ominous reticency and
irresistible advance Of the Russians in
Asia while the Danubian army has been
at stand still, has thrown the whole
nation into frenzy of Indignation and
alarm. The Gar is denounced as a
hypocrite and despoiler, and.it is held
that the preservation of Christian rights
in Turkey is the excuse. Meetings are
to be called to urge vigorous policy.
England can not look idly on and per.
NIT Russians to seize the British high
way to India under pretext of Christian
ixing the Turks. The English repre-
sentative at Constantinople has been
sending news for week which leaves
England no alternative but war. The
Turkish Empire is represented by Layard
as in state of irretrievable collapse;
the capture Of Arabian and disper-
sion Of tho Turkish army was deliber-
ate scheme Of the Turkish cabinet to
electrify Britain to instant in PREVENTION.
No adequacy was made for defense in
Asia. It has proved to be precon.
certed fraud its purpose has been to
drag British interests into the fore
ground. It is insinuated that Russia's
indicates war for the En-
pip rather than civilization; aud that
against tho former England protests
Tel.
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1877-06-09

HOME PRoDUCT AND CONSUMPTION.
Last year the United States produced
nearly 100000 bushels of wheat
Experience shows that for our own use
we need 200,000,O90. This leaves US
100,000,00O for expectation. We ex-
port on an average 100000 bushels.
OF last years crop there remains in this
country about 25,000,O00 bushels, a..
waiting shipment. Now that there is
to be foreign war this surplus will
find a ready market. Russia, one of
the great wheat producing countries in
the world, will miss at least one, and
probably two or three crops, it will have
no surplus, and is likely to become a
buyer instead of seller.-Com. Re.
porter.
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1877-06-09

WHAT He REpoRTs.--S. NJ. Waite
and son have returned from a tour of
inspection of the country north of Lew
iston. They give glowing accounts of
tho soil, locality and climate. Mr..
Wait says that with proper shipping ia.
cilities, that country will emit contin-
ual stream of wheat is big as barrel.
and with the velocity of a hurricane.
They selected two farms on Cow Greek,
10 miles from Lewiston, and "Cort" will
move up there immediately.--Unio
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1877-06-09

IMPROVEMENTS O. S. N. Go.
arc making improvements on large
scale at Cello for the purpose of cxpedit-
ing matters in receiving and discharg-
ing freight. A new incline 1,400 feet
in length and wide enough for two
tracks, has been constructed. In addi-
ton to this they have also built a new
wharf boat $50 feet in length by 43
feet beam. The new steamer Annie
Faxon, is almost completed and will be
the largest boat ever built on the river.
Her length is 1872 feet, beam 43 feet,
with capacity for 800 tons. AS soon
as the boiler arrives from the East she
will be ready for service.-P. Stand
ard.
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1877-06-09

THE GREAT NOVEL DEFERRED.-The
great American novel is in the far flu
ture. 1t can not be written until the
railroads are all laid. When the house
is built, then you can furnish it. Dick
ems found character ready for his hand.
He did not create it. In America there
are no fixed characters. The people
are constantly changing. To-day you
see grand man in the field, his hair
blown back by the wind and his breast
barred to the sun. Tomorrow he has
sold his farm, his family and fortunes
are in covered wagon, and he is climb
ing the. Rocky mountains. The next
year you find him Congressman-or a
filibuster. He will not sit still long
enough to be photographed. There
are, therefore, no American novels of
character. Only the Indians, never
change. They have "6xcd cussedncss.
Joaquin Miller.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-10-12


F,rAr. AccsnxNr. On Tuesday Aner'
,ccn. Mr.. Joseph .Tpchsesans, Ihe oldest
ION ~ < IlccI,gcsars. the hu'chef, VIE
,;vcs shout mile south % town, ws'
driving m COW, which he had rnr'
xl,a.ea sor brschering into the yard snd
whcr HE mother cpencd he sate 70 ie'
me c,w N. tfe animal get frightened
rrd ,sn AGAINST ne horse ga which th'
>ounu man was sitting. knocking Y
Town. nnsl Joe fell Of. striking bis head
In ,a. GROUND. hresking his neck, and
biting INSTANTLY. The horse n get
fsrr ur. stepped NJ i41's bead. frac'ur
.nu NE ~kn.l niso 1se mother ran i'm
lnedia,eiy fo Mini. ana liaci him M
hos1irr his head ~ AeF arms. but lif'
vvas extinct. willie blood flowed prcfuse
lv hou isworris sri mouth. JOSEPH
wnsn young man y; whom All though
Mt.i. ana INA fair 10 become thorough
business man. ne would have been Il
vcers ola IL December. The famil,
have ne sympathy of the entire com
munity.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-10-12
The Roll Of the House.

Washington Tseial 70 Cincinnati Gazetie.l
Clerk Adams. Of the house, now saws
thu lie has received the credentials ofa,l
the representatives except from the
fourth California district. Pachcco aud
Wigginson. and the first Missouri. Frost
and Meicalf. Without deciding as to
these two, Adams will place on bis roll
twelve democratic majority. A. it il
understood that the republican IN the
California district, and the democrat III
the Missouri district obtained ceriiIi.
Gates, the ratio Of the democratic MAORI.
~ on the roll would not be changed by
the decision In these two cases.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-10-12

~ notice ID another column II
Nlll ". seen that Thomas and Hobbs, OF
LELAND, have been driven by John Sher-
maiis contraction policy 70 make an as
signment II isnot yci known how The
firm J. likely % stand financially. such
notices ire an Instructive demonstration
Of the doctrine that there i plenty Of
money IN the country. a grind or two
more q Sherman's destroying mill, aud
numbers Or Others will 90 down.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-10-12

D-7..'.Irne merit always receives II;
reward" \. All old bui irnc adage. and
thereby Ha can account for Mn Ecs.
doin Emy's success In the Ito, stow
and hfaTare business. lie alway,
keeps ialI stock 81 frst-class articles
and saiisas iow N anybody. We were
reminded ~ sis w seeing his varied
s'oek 0f atiie n-t received for winter
use. Hsehia advertisement and let him
show you MI goods
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-10-12

THE nnIcrsinu q Coroner ut Dubois
! county. being 1lorsnrd OF the iind-
ing or .larob Miller. Of Hall township.
IN said county dead ia lii bed. on Tie
morning q: sept. ~. ls71. II, accord
anrc win law proc. edc,s ~ hold an in
quest. and the jury empanclea. after
tiuc eyaMlnanyn, rt turned me iviloA-
Ing verdict:
We. lie undersigned inrors. cmpan-
eled and Sworn ~ Il I'll day of Srr-
icmbcr. 1871 at Hall township. III l.r
County 81 Dubois. bv Michael iinrh1,
saau. IT.. GoDnrr. fo in .nifc and MAKE
a irnc pr.~eililn-iit VI NvAai ninur. tni'
Av N hnin .I.rpb Asillr-. wisnsr only was
fonnd IN tie residence ~ John -r1nrll
81 tie a3A aav " september. lS1s
came bg Nv death. 4 Ter harfns hear
TIE evidences ana exa rinci The hoay
we 40 INA ttat tin hcr easel ca'ili. - i.li
death M the visitation of tvl W f;
lnaiaral Wa,. supposed 70 ~ sppcpiryy
ani tot by means Of am violence.
Given under orr la IDS ~ ihr tins
land place oi said inqt's ton ABOVE men
toned. .IOH> "a IAAF
FRANZ a. MyLfEn,
.l0sTs va. sPSEk,
.IoHN Hr. III.
.iosErn : iii EGrr.
FnIEDR OK HOFFMAN,.
!. Michael liochgexng. Jr.. GoroEe
OF Dubois county. hereby certify tha
the above and f"rcgoin. j. full. tru
and complete copy % the verdict re
turned By the jury ia the above inqui
sition-
WITNESS nv hand, this 22d day 0
September. 1871.
MICHAEL. HocTr sEsASG. JR..
Coroner Of Dubois 60.
Sept. %. '77-3w.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-10-12

-AlcxanaerB. Sprdlcy, Of Dubois
county. w'io was arrested OF charge Of
cnunicreiiirg several days ago was al
owed ipre.urn % his home yesterday
on recount II sickness III the family
he " ts Flaced under 81 COO bond for bis
appearance Ia thc conri next January
nv hsansyiIle Courier
~ We were andy, We would hurry
TINT stlal up. Il las been continued or
'ne pica NJ sickness several times, and
Az tstr witnesses will be dead IL few
more yearn, and we wouldn't like to resi-
nnacr The suspicion that II they wer,
se' a.iye- we might possibly be present
90 "i'aasnit cfstripsd clothes.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-10-12

FIlIII1NNE EUH.
"Wednesday afternoon the grand jury
was discharged. having returned only
II one hundred and thirteen indict-
mcnis III is brief session. No doubt il
would faiihfuil, nave kept on finding
them n time h,i been given; but there
arc fully enough bills 70 occupy the
court for one session as il Ia.
There are twenty-ninc paupers at our
poor asylum. When winter comes we
will have more Of them.
The I.aPIantc House was opened again
yesterday.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-10-12

Too TAsT. While Rev. MAIDEN was
tieing counubili knoti il the village Of
Irelard, On Tuesday. the boys opened a
terrific charivar. 20 that The bride
couIdn'; N beard % promise 10 obey
and os course Il absolved from thu
part Of the fcttcrs. The boys ought "a
W col and no. be 80 fast They
might know Row n i themselves soms
time, when their hotter halves, instead
ofobcying chaFiyari them over he head
with \ skillet
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-10-12

FIRE On Tuesday night. abont
o'clcck. soma one set THE Stable q Mrs.
May, IA Mil street "a fire, nnl i WINS
soon Consumed. who's the Scoun0rel,
Or what ihr ehiecl. rau only he conlect-
rrea, hut a. none Of tie family had been
rear II Tor several hours and nothing
'nliammable was kept near II, Of course
N mrsi Lave been Fcf on lre, probably
INV sNHss tramp Going IN - sleep on ihc
hay with "a eiEar Or pipe. The luss i
eryAAav $751; II being . very siill
Aistt. wifh no wiri firring nothing
c'ac eaurs is9E Il, though several frame
buildings were close 20 il. After il had
burned Into ilcar. lhe lire engine was
hgonnht ont, and The esnbers exiingnish-
Ell. Ilera being ~ cis.erns adjacent,
Il was nSels. 20 attempt % put cut the
fire before, a. well wouldn't supply
water i've minutes.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-10-12
NOTICE OF ASSIGNMENT.

NOTICE j. hereby given that Oliver
~ +. Hobbs aud Addison n. Thomas.
doing business in Ireland. Dubois coun-
Nv, Indiana. under the firm name OF
Thomas < Hobbs. have made an assign
ment Of all their partnership property,
rights. credits. charges and Effects ~ ~
TO Iemucl l.. hsiso, on the
10th day Of October. 1871. aud III per-
sons OWN. said firm are moii'lcd 10 up
plv 70 the assignee for settlement iinmc-
iiaiclv. aud those having claims against
the tirm 20 file the same accor,sin. 10 law
LxNui'. J.. hFI.so, Assignee.
w. s. u'rSrsR. ATTY.
Oct. IL. 71--3N.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-10-12
AUCTIONEER /!
-~-~-~-~-~ ~-.-....--~
GOING!
GOING.
and SOLD!
3. Is. T.. Edu1onstor


NOTICE l. hereby given that The
~ County Institute Of this county, win
be held AZ the school house. in the town
of unntinghurg. beginning on
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 5ih. ~.
NJ o'clock a. m aud continue in session
for five days.
The law provides. that All the schools
in the county be closed during the time
the Institute il in session. and that
teachers attend said Institute. The best
teachers Of the county have consented to
assist in conducting the varions exercises,
Prot. o. II. Smith will deliver iecthre
on suitable subject. one night during
the week. Home talent will conduct
All dav exercises. Every teacher should
make his arrangements 50 as 10 b. able
to attend the full time. Come all
i. X. BRUNDiCK, Co..>up't.
Oct. 10. 11-.4w.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-10-12

Robert Bonner, one Of the few sue
cessful newspaper men III the country.
has just purchased the celebrated four
ycsr old Kentucky gclding, Centennial,
for $4,000 The horse fas troitrd lis
half mile privately in J :05, which u
about as fast As editors ought to drive.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-10-12

" Those iu need NJ The services Of 4
ligst-elass Auslionser, cannot do better
trsa employ ex-s.criil. Brook Edmon-
efon, ese csfd appearsin another col
umn. a. ShcFi.F, lie gained consider
ahIc cxpericnce, and will keep any
crowd awake when he i offering bar
gains %. lie \ Al present acting a
deputy Sheriff. aud when not away Oh
duIs Gnu bs louni ia Jasper. and Adj
uiuisfrfiofs with mitch u sell will End
il 10 their interest 70 communicate will
him.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-10-12
ESTRAY NOTICE.

TAKEN M BY George Krcss. living
near Malfersvillc. Dubois county.
Indiana. in the fall Of 1876. black and
white spotted steer. one year old, mark
w. with split IL each ear. and posted
AZ an cstray. III November. 1876. The
owner j. hereby notified TO come and
take said steer away by Nov. LIST, 1877
or the same will be sold on that day 10
pay the expenses Of keeping and adj
vcrtising. MARGARET KREss.
Oct. 9th. 1877 y 3ws
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-10-12

More weddings and frozen gcrani-
uins since the cold weather set in than
pus'alioss in an ordinary elephant.
ia thirteen days OF life.
An important lawsuit occnrs occa-
sionally 60 dispel tire mono.ony Of the
ordinary II utinc OF bu ines
Occasionally our people make some
changes and transfers OF real estate, usu-
ally III the out-sNirts OF the city.
Tie very ensespri>ing and liierar,
inclined young men Of Huniinghnrg
have organized reading club for thcii
entertainment during tie long winici
hours. They will give some entertain
naumiscf some interest, Ii they -nrcred II
starting Of rightly. THfF1y-Tnnvr
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-10-12

AT Naai,an. on Tuesday. October IN,
the ground was broken for the road bed
~ TIE u. u. & NJ. railroad. just west q
tie corporation line a large number
lof citizens among lhcm many prominent
business men. assembled 10 witness The
ceremonies Presidrni larger delivered
a short address, AFTER which a large
snrre OF men commenced work.
The wealthicst man ia Lawrence
county, Il Milton ~. Moore, he pays
taxes or $is525. David T.. Shcrks il
a n s3e 5z5: John Shccks. S3i.373
The Ohio ana Mississippi railway i the
richest corporation, paying taxes on
s16g.415.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-10-12
Exccutrix' Notice.

NOTICE j. hereby given that the mn
~ dersignrd has been npp"in'sd Ex-
rcrtrix of the list viii nh testament OF
Henry Sirlndman. late ~ Dubois
county. Ind. deceased. said estate is
supposed 10 be- solvent.
HELENA : rRANpMAS. Exccutrix.
WI. A. faAh LoI, ATTY.
Get 5iis. ~ ~.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-10-12

Rev. w. M. Earring, Of the NJ ".
church. was married last Tuesday ~
Worthington TO Miss Day hon. This Il
the reverend gentlcman's fourth matri.
monial venture.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-10-12
General Merchandise implements,

While they would
solicit
rbo FILsr
OF SEPTEMBER 4 nr.r.
They
or No for which the highest price ~
IRELAND. ~, THOMAS HORRs
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-10-12


ror tbs Jasrer Courier
nTrp.-ln Boone GwDship Dubois
county,. Indiana, Angns. y. 1871. Miss
Mary Rodgers. aged &c years, months
ard "A days.
she was loved and respected hv many.
Her quiet. upright lifr won for her many
warm friends ia the vicinity where she
resided.
Gone from onr gaze for ever,
Her fond and gentle face:
la the cold grave they have laid her,
She Is gone from our embrace.
IIuShed i ON darling's footsteps,
- hnoNant aud 50 light:
Her sM Get toned voice i silent,
That once sang with delight.
A FRIEND.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-10-12
vi EAT NJ A RKET !
----0------
T.. GTTZM EsaER &sc.

zsAvE opened Meat Market IL il.ii.
~ house o. fa-l siNili - Jasper ral
will have fresh meai over, Tl.~nns.
Thursday aud Saturday n.rising-. sll
when the weather will admit u il syrt,
|iay. Market open III day VII ll-
lhi>h as -0od Dr,i A. ran NJ Ind ifi ile
county. n isir prices Understand
.'.crnmglly The hatcher business. N,ase
confident We rrn gi,c Satisfaction.
~ Persons having :Ai cattle. cssrs.
hog o. sheep 10 sell arr requested W
AL 90 u. Amg "a. '7s--i,.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-10-12

y. IA large stock Or the best tsn-wne
hspSIow.war~. hardware. cutlery, M ~. N, bls
great variety Of goods ot All KIM. ~.
line Of businsss, which Will Dc s"i" -
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-10-12

spoutIra, cuttering, Roofing and So %
Work promptly attended to. Can 49,
oxannjpO stock and prices.
o-.s " WENDolsN EHU'
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-28

DPoPosAIs FOR STATIONERY.


WAR DEPAKTNESr,C
wAsnISGToS CITY, May ~. 1877. !
Sealed PROPOSALS, addressed to the secretary Of
War. will liz received Mt this Department untn II
for supplying the Stationery for the War Department
and its bureaus for the fiscal year ending June 10.
18TH
A schedule of the articles required. aud q blank
form Of proposal will bc furnished applicationto
the Chief Clerk.
The stationery must be Of the best quality
Samples must accompany each bid.
The successful bidder will he required to give
bond. with approved surctcs FIR the faithful full
fillnicnt Of his contract and the Department will
reserve the right to order the articles IN II may
deem proper and tn increase OF diminish the guam
tity stated IN the schedule
Articles not named In the schedule are to lie fur
nished at the option OF the Department at the low
est market price. GEO. W. MCCRARY,
my.Ll n JrllI Secretary of War,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-28
WAsHINGroSA AND OHIO RAILROAD
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. BEGINNING April
III, ls7A

TWO TRAINS DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY, BE-
TWEEN ALEXANDRIA AND ROUND HILL.
Leave Washington al IA NJ. and n. M and Alex
andria al BIO and tl0 pass LeesbuTg going
westward al lis0 ~ N, and gu D. M. and arrive nj
Round Hill at f. m. and y. Leave Round Hill at
5:en a. M, lD y. M; pass Ieesburg going eastward
at a. and l:iO y. IN, and arrive ut Alexandria sis
a m, and ais p. m, and Washington at SO m. and
Passenger from Washington will take the Wash
ingtOn and Ohio cars at the baltimore and Potomac
railroad station al A. M. and T. M, and go through
to ROund Hill without change OF cars
The ElO u. m. train from Alexandria and y ~ II.
train from Round Hill connect n, Round I'M with
Harris nnily lane Of Coaches for SniCkerSvilr, Her
Hylle aud Winchester also with RpumerS I.inr ul
Coaches which leave LeesJurg daily Tor Aide ana
Middlcburg
both trains westward make close connection al,
Vienna with SissOns Lme Of StugeS for Fairfax Court.
HOUSE.
Communication tickets cents per mile annul,
tickets "a H. II. HANFSiN,
Ap5Ftf General ticket Agent
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-28
DROPOsAIS FOR PAPER Pulp PRODUCED
l. BY THE DESTRUCTION by MACERATI0N
OF UOyERNMENT SECURITIES.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

BuBEAu Of ENGRAVING AND PRINTING, y
WAsHISGToS, May IL, 1877.
Sealed proposals will be received at this offico
until the nh day Of July. 1877 at Il O'Clock m. for
the purchase OF the accumulation Of Paper Pulp
amounting To about seven hundred t1O1) tons Of
wet and FIVE (5I tons Of dry produced by the mac
Grafton NJ United States notes and securities aud
revenue stamps. The pulp can he seen on dc
premises adjoining the mascenting- house, on the
white Iot" south Of the Treasury Department
Building.
Proposals will be received either for the who,e
lot or for quantities OF not less than one hundred
tons wet. ton to consist OF two thousand pounds-
the packing and removal Of the same to be at the
expense of the purchaser
Terms Aperinit for the removal Of given guam
tity win be issued from this Office upon the amount
in payment therefor being deposited with the Treas
urcr or any Assistant Treasurer OF the United States
until the whole Is removed.
The whole amount Of pulp Is to he removed
within three months from the time OF the award,
aud. upon reasonable grounds shown, a small ex-
tension OF the time will be permitted
A satisfactory bond will be required, 10 be exc
cuted and filed within ten days ater the award for
the faithful performance Of the contract
The right to reject any or all the bids Is 70
served.
The proposals should he Endorsed Proposals for
Pulp" -
EDw'D MCPHERSON, .
N.Y.. Tu6w Chief Of Bureau.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-28
WASH. II WILLIAMS. Auct,onccr.

ThIsIEt,S HAIE nF A TWnsTOhn BNItM
on SENESTli, BETWEEN X AND = STREETS
NORTHWEST, At AUCTION.
by virtue of decd n trrt. dated september Il, 49,,
duly rrroricd In Later M. al, blio "a. Of the
land rSsoris lr tine Istrht Of Columbia. and 1T the
request Of the party sSrirpi thereby, will SELL Mt
paifIic auction In front NJ the prcfnScs on TUES
DAY, the Iiih ,lny Of June Isl at 5cD OciDck p.
all that pnrt Of lot numbered twenty four CA IN
whheytris subdivision pf square numbered four hun
drf aud fbrtytwo (ttI In tho city Of Washington IN
said District, CONNIE nciDg Seventh strtpt west nj
the northwest Of said lot, and hundred feet
s11fh from the northwest ~ Sad s1uarp. and
running thence Saaith snid dr,et twenty-five -,
fet; thence hundred AMI my five tlbib i,-t
a hfte~n tlsl alley; thpnc, north twenty-five
-, fret and thencr to the place Of beginning
Terms: Dnc third cash, AMI the balance nj six,
twrlyc and eighteen months. with interest. secured
by deed of tr,i<t The property ~od deposit OF
a0D required the time Of sale. and all convpyancing
at purchasers cnst. TERMS 10 he complied with In
sryen days. La. IIINE. Trustee.
WASH. u WILLIAMS,
N.Y. TuThS-eds Auctioneer.