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The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-08-17
A. ROchereau Il Co. VS.. j. &. Dee.ruy.

CIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
= ish of Orleans, No. s472,:By virtue Of a writ
OF ofab fbe 1 szb Dsre Gonr for DH the parh
of Orleans. in the above entitled cause, will
proceed to sell at public auction at the Mer,;
street. between Canal and Customhouse streets,
in the Second District of this city, on MON
DAY, August 90 1877. at 12 o'clock M. the follow
ing 6EFTafN nof RoUND together with
all and singul IT the rights, ways. servitudes
and advantages thereunto belonging or in any
wise appertaiDing, situated in the Faubourg
Plaisance, in the Sixth District of this city,
(ate city and parish of Jefferson) in this State,
in The square number tour, our COMPRISED within mn
Louisiana Avenue; said lot is designated by
the number fourteen o on the original a nei plan
chaise st,9 and is also designated by the same
number on certified sketch made by }: A.
d'Hemecourt, deputy city surveyor. on the nine,
| teenth of October 1871, which sketch is annexed
| for special reference to the aforesaid act OF
deposit passed be ore james fahey, notary
| public. on the said nineteenth DC ober 1871. and
measures according to said OrlglLa al plan and
according to said certified sketch, twenty seven
| feet ten inches front on Jersey street by a
depth of one hundred ndtwenty-flve feet seve 4
inches four lines, between equal and paral-
| lei lines. Being the same property acquired by
| the defendant herein by purchase from l.. T.
| Delachaise per act passed before said notary
Fahcv. on the twenty first of October, 1871.
Seized in the above suit;
| Terms and dCondtions-In cash for asufficient
|
| one hundred and four dollars. with interest al
the rate OF eight per cent per annum from I, the
fourteenth of October 1871, until the day of sale
five per cent on the aggregate thereof for ator-
ney's fees and costs. ana taxes. 2: The pur-
| chaser to assume the payment of six promls
sorry notes for fifty-two dollars each, secured by
mortgage and vendors lien on said properly prop 1d
dated fourteenth October. 1871, and payable re-
spectvaly in five six. seven, eight, nine and ten
afer date at the Stat Ma4nai Bank sn ne1 OF
annum from date until paid; and also to
all the obligations rs Of the as add o5 Sa to
pay five per cent lawyers fees in case OF suit
And the baeG Of the ano prade and p IN
the price bid on the property should, afier de-
dueon Of the aored be fees e9s ana
| plaintiffs claim, with interest as aforesaid and
the notes to be assumed b as aR9ya afora
| said cash claim and to assume the afore de-
scribed notes pro rata to the extent OF the bal
ance of his bid.
Civil Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans.
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TaE DIFFERENCE IN SOUTH CARO-.
LIMA.
ICharleston News and Courier. !

lOuarlestOu NEWS anu COurleT.
Ex-Treasurer Johnson is paying back
20 the Chamberlain taxpayers the
amounts he collected from them. They
are nearly all colored, and enjoy hugely
the opportunity of paying their taxes
to Mr.. Haynesworth and having bal
ance to carry home with them. The
chamberlain taxes in this vicinity
amounted to twenty-five mills-fourteen
for State, five for county and three for
schools. The Hampton tax. is twelve
mills in all. The contrast is the strong.
est POSSIBLE argument in favor of Demo
cratic government, and the small tax
PAYER feels the difference more sensibly
fhan the rich man. When a coloreC
man gets back from the ex-Treasurel
Sa 40, pays Mr.. Haynesworth 81 40, ano
puts So in his pocket, he becomes con
Tinced without any further reasoning
that things are improving.
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ADMITTED TO THE GENERAL POSTAL
UNION.

The Postoffice Department gives no.
tice that on and after September l, 1877,
Persia. the Argentine Republic, Green
land and the Danish colonies Of st.
Thomas, st. Croix and st. Jean become
a part of the General Postal Union
formed by the treaty Of Berne, subject
to all the provisions Of said treaty.
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SUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
- parish Of Orleans, No. 81 Os9-By virtue of
a writ of tleri facas, to m me directed by the the
honorable the Superior District Court for the
parish of Orleans, in the above entitled cause,
for city taxes OF 1875, / will proceed t sell at
public auction, at the Merchants and Auction,
and Customhouse streets. in the Second District
Cfths city, ON SATURDAY, September, 8. 1877.
at II o'clock M, the following described prop
4 CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. situated
in the Second District of this city, in square
number thirty -nne bounded by Exchange
Alley Conti st. Louis and Royal streets, desg-
mated as lot number fve measuring eighty
two feet fl ont on Exchange Alley by forty-three
feet in depth.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
THOMAS Fl. HANDY.
Civil Sheriff OF the Parish OF Orleans.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-08-17

BOuRefe; same vs.. AipnOnSe DOuRefc
CUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
- parish OF Orleans Nos. 831A and 1647-By
virtue of two writs of tieri facias to me directed
by the honorable the Superior District Court for
the parish of Orleans, in the above entitled
causes, for city taxes of 1875 and 1876, will pro-
ceed to sell at public auction, at the Merchants
and Auctoneer5 Exchange, Royal street, be-
tween Canal and Customhouse streets, in the
Second District OF this city. on = SATrnIRDAY: ~
A CERTAIN, ,PoRTIoN OF GROUND. sit
uated in the Third District of this, city, in
square number three hundred and eighty
nine, bounded by Elysian Fields, Frenehmen.
St. Claude and Marais Streets designated as
follows: Lots numbers twenty-one to twenty
four, measuring ca n thirty-two feet front on
Elysian Fields street by seventy-slx feet In
depth; lot number twenty five measuring
thirty-two feet front on st. Claude street by
sixty four feet in depth
Seized in the above suits.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
THOMAS Fl. HANDY.
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
SHERIFF SALES.
The City Of New Orleans VS.. Mrs. MagdeIina
Kuck; same vs. same: same VS.. same; same

VS.. same.
SUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
- parish of Orleans, Nos. So 1876 10 1og, 3d. 32 and
3472-By virtue of four writs of fieri faeias to
trict Court for the parish of Orleans, in the
above entitled causes. for city taxes Of 1879 1874.
1875 and 1876, will proceed to sell at public auc-
change, Royal street. between Canal and Custom
house streets in the Second District OF this city,
ON SATURDAY, septe Der s, 1877, at u O'Clock
~, CERTAIN PORTION OF GKoUND, sit
uated n the First District of this city. in
square number three hundred and twenty one, one,
and Liberty streets, designated as lot number
fifteen, measuring twenty eight, feet front on
Terpsichore street by one hundred ana elght
feet in depth.
Seized in the above suits.
Terms-Cash on the spot
THOMAS II. HANDY.
Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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COMMERCIAL.

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT,
Thursday Evening, August 16, 1877. :
COTTON-The sales to das (not including 25
bales additional yesterday, when the actual sales
were Ill bales) were confined to SO bales, at
prices requiring no change in our quotations
We give also the figures and report OF the Ex-
change as below:
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TERMS OF THE PAPER:
ADVERTISING RATEs-DAILY.

transient advertisements 81 per square ten
mas oF solid agate) first insertion; 30 cents
sssea, sysbseuuent consecutive insertion.
Wants, To Rent. For Sales and Boarding ad'
ssstasements. 10 cents line. net cash. solio mea-
ssSre' None taken at less than 20 cents. -,
AAyertisements for the period OF one month
nd ionger, as follows:
Local or Business Notices 20 cents line. net
Editorial Notices, In Editorial type. 90 cents
E1B, net.
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4. I 1mo. i9mo. / 3 mo. mo. II mo
BQuar'e's''I.., e .,

Monthly advertisements, having the run OF
ARE paper. inserted every other day. to be
sasarged two-thirds the above rates.
Editorial page monthly advertisements, eacn
square. $40 per month
Maaes for Advertising I'm the Weekly New
Orleans Democrat.
Transient and general rates the same as Tor
Daily. .h
Advertisements for the period Of one month
mud longer, aS follows:
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-08-17

Diphtheria RACES In Halifax. One man
yost four children-aIl he had-last
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-08-17

The Exchange reports: Sales LOO bales. Que
tations nominal"
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept. 1. 1s7e-pales. .... 29.377
Arrived since last statement... IT
Arrived previously ......... 1 1886 103-1 1886, 100
1415,497
Cleared to-day none
Cleared previously ......., 39I, ,l65-1 391 ,165
Stock on hand and on ship
board, not cleared. .......... 24,332
Same time last year. ........... 81 BAT
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-08-17

7 BCUCKB CUuT UuII
| State Consols gave way 5s@71 % cent, and
| Premium Bonds I0114, the rmer closing at "
D7715, and the latter at 325s@32A.
Mourning of consequence Was done in Scrip or
! Coupons.
Warrants were stronger, closing at 930-.
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Receipts proper since last evening bales,
| against on last Wednesday and 72 last year,
and since Fri lay 265 bales against 6S6 last week
and 11O8 last year. Total since August 81, 19l,
| l85 bales, against 1,4l6,068 last year-decrease
| 224, 1888.
| ell the ports from 12 m. yesterday to IL m. to-
| day 157 bales, against 251 last week and 9i0
last year, and since Friday 557, against l849 last
| week and 1870 last year. Total since August 81,
,939, ,17S bales, against 4,106,237 up to Wednes
day noon, August 16, last year-decrease l67O59
| bales.
Exports (Triday to Wednesday inclusive) to
| Great Britain 1886 bales, against 2077 last week
and 6794 last year. aud to the Continent 1929 bales
against 6S last week and l last year.
| Stocks at all the delivery ports, made up to
12 m 139 900 bales. against 16U, ,72S last week and
| 174 1856 last year.
TOBACCO-The sales reported to-day embrace
| 514 hhds (502 closed late yes erday, but not re-
ported until to-day, and q and 10 to-day, MAX
| ing an aggregate thus far this week Of TAB hhds
| The amount on sale, agreeably to the reports OF
the holders is now 76U0 hhds. Pending revis-
| ion of our quotations, we repeat our previous
| figures, as followss
Inferior lugs 30311SS. low lugs 4@411o, medium
| 4s4@514c, good to fine 51a@6Zc, low leaf 61s9
! re, medium 8@l0e, good 101a012c, fine 12H
@i3Zc, and selections 14A@l6o.
| Received since last evening 80 hhds; ex-
ported 4 by rail; stock on hand by our running
| statement IL, ,389 hhds.
FREIGHTS S-The market is extremely dull,
| and quotations are mostly nominal, but we re-
peat our previous fgures
By steam - Cotton to Liverpool I'D; to
Boston. Providence, Fall River, PHILADELPHIA
and Baltimore, via New York, &c; to New York
10. Grain to Liverpool 71Id.
BY sail-Cotton to Liverpool %; to Havre
| ID.
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~"Maria," said a pious husband, s.them
wicked snlltDs are allowing their children
10 play In the yard on Sunday. To morrow
III Sci The dog on their chickens"
~ Before they left Washington the Presi-
dent told Evarts that they must be back In
time Tor the opening OF Congress. This ac-
counts for the unusual breVity of Eyartas
speeches. Chicago Tunes.
REThe Atlanta Constellation says that re-
quotation sis very ugly word, but IL doesn't
irighten the poverty stricken tax payers" OF
do their worst"
~It is announced that Nelson is TO re-
turn 10 this country and appear in sround
OF farewell performances" This makes the
seventh farewell round. IL wouldn't be a
bad idea for her 10 appear I'm that charming
Nothing. ~ Philadelphia Bulletin.
sS-"Ies," said she, "a dish of ice cream
relaxes the muscles of my heart, but two
dlshes-Oh, Two dishes, makes me feel AZ
though i could love on and on forever" So
he ordered The waiter TO bring on another
dlsh, and little while afterward she went
bomeward Lady doubled up.
nS-It pains us deeply 10 rec ord the fact
MAT Ladies sewing society" OF Suffield,
over the night of one lady TO have her dog in
The room. The result was that the lady and
ceg were finally left alone i'm the house, the
rest OF the party leaving after words and
even blows.
silt was very careless TO leave the parrot
in The parlor Sunday evening. but she never
thought about IL until Monday morning ,
when he reused the whole house by making
a smacking noise and crying: "Darling
Susie! darling Susie" He kept IL up all day,
too, and the old folks are much Interested In
the case Rome Sentinel.
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DIED.

,EL DAVIS, Infant con Of Daniel ". sae Ada N.
Funeral fTidsS, Sist at io'cIock. FRIEND. are in.
WED e sitend trim No. jo5 Missouri avenue.
FERRIS. on August 2sth, Isl A x FERRIs st
his residence No. Ala street northeast, sts ..
Funeral on Thsrsi.y, tie sOth instant, stap m,
from his late silence. Relatives and friends are
invited 20 attend.
GREEN. On Thursisy, August sOth. ISL at So.
n, A. IL: CREAM, IN his sd year.
Past his suffering, past his pain;
S SsS ~, % S fso ior r. tears are vain
For he that suftertd Is at rest.
Friends aud usintances respectfully invited
e. attend his funeral from IL late residence No.
100 New York avenue north west, Saturday, Sep
TENDER Let, l77, at 10 clock q m.
MCGUIRE. On Wednesday, August 10Th, ls,7 NJ
m, EMMETT PErTER h cGrIRE, In the 18th year
Funeral viii take place Saturday, September LIST,
az - clock from residence corner Of Sd street and
Of the family are respectfully invited 10 attend.
PATTERSON. On Wednesday eseniug, August
2, 1871, Of rheumatic fever. LzzIE A. daughter Of
months.
Funeral on Friday, at > o'clock .. N from sIs
yitsd 10 attend.
RODIER. At4 O'Clock q. m August sOth, I77.
MARY f. wife Of Anthony Rodier, Ia the asiy year Of
Funeral will take place from the residence OF her
west at 10 O'Clock a. m saturday, September ist
Friends Ofthe family are invited % attend Service
at Trinity chuGch; Georgetown. lNaaonal Repub-
lioan please oOpy-1
STRANDED. August S0th, 1877, at O. m, JU-
LIUs sPRkSDEL, aged 81 yesre.
Funeral FRIDAY, August 5st, 1T D. =, from resi-
dence. corner 9th and streets northwest.
STANTON. At his residence In this city, ON
"Wednesday, the 2sth day OF August, iS7, EDWIN L.
STANTON, In the 55th year Of his age.
The funeral services III be held a. the Church az
beT s .. Sa past four H sleos Frisnss q N.
family are invited 10 attend. M
WELSH. On Wednesday. August 9th, ISL, NJ
A m n ian hal - - a
Welsh, aged So years.
Her funerel will take place from ST. Demin,c,s
church, Friday, August Slst, at 81 o o'clock a m.
Friends aud relatives invited 70 attend ~ hsr
soul rest in peace.
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RAILROADS.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
- THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK
NATIONAL LINE AND SHORT R0UTR
THE
NORTH, WEST, NORTHWEST 4 s0UTHW EST.
June 3ath, 1877.
AZ LkANk WASHINGTON.
{:eV-BstimUre and Way STATIONS
oso-ksltinore, Annapolis and WaT tsGt.ons,
POINT OF Books and Way Stations. via Be
T:s0-whit sulphur 4 Valley Springs E1rres.,
makes no stops between Es:hington and
1855 Louis, cincinnati. Chicago and Pitts
burg Express. (Haserstown except SIM
e:oo--Baltimore Express
e1o- Piedmont sArssburs, wilches.eT, hasers-
town, Point Of Rocss aud W Az Stations
e:30-New York, Philsdeiphia- Boston aud Balts-
s;Oo-'BaitimoTe and Way Stations. ION Sunday
connects for Annapolis.l
1o:0e-Baltimore Express.
Pm.
l2:I0-Bsltimore, EllicOtt CITY, Annapolis and Way
Stations.
l:30-New York and PhiladeIphis, Baltimore La
press ION Sunday to Baltimore only, stop
ping ct oil stations and connects for Fred
s:3o-Baltimore ana Way Stations
&:S0-Baltimore and Laurel Express. Stops ct
20. BladenstuTg Frederick, via Relay
l:3e-PoiDt OF Rocks, Frederick, Hassrstovn,
Winchester and Way Stations.
GO Baltimore, Annapolis and Wsy stations
3O-'Phladelphia, Norfolk and Baltimore. Pas
sengers Tor Norf9is taseS n ne cars d.
S:4S-'Chicsgo and Columbus Exprsss win
Chester and Hsgerstow r. except Sunday.D
T:30-'Baltimore Express
s:G0-Point of Rocks and Way Staff Metro
politan branch.
9:23-'St. Louis, Cincinnati, Pittsburg Express.
tO;eo-'Sew York, Philadelphia snd Baltimore El-
- Dahl. Other trains daily, except sunday.
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EVENING STAR.
rHCRsDAY..... .A.gu.s so 49,

-, FoyS sHNoCs WIPE TO JoKE wTrH :
Tee ron Worth Texas D--a.-raf s.x.
"hslt. ~ SoCtright. OF thlS tosn fhc,.,,,
or joking as wife. Arriving ~ bc,s. =, |.
late hour. lie entered the frnnf sa,s s..-e,S,s
thither. what VS. his surprise 40 ., -
- hand of his we lying on the sIli - 49,,
window. On her nuGer she had - -
rings, one Of which ne proceeded 10 tai,..,.,
IL being rather loose. n experienoei -,
little trouble. and succeeded IN the ope-.,9s..s
without waking her mp. The REMAINING ri,,..
was much tighter ~ and, ia ms Ell ~ -
eNtTicate II, his wife awOke. anding her harS
gTaspet from without by some one whor,
she Al once concluded was a robber. QUIET
~ pulling her hand away, she was aboat In
scream, but thinking OF a convenient six-
shooter under her pillow. she again placsf
het Jeweled hand OF the sill. which WAS
eraSped by Tie supposed burglar. and with
me other she quietly reached FOR the pistol.
ahu, rising suddenly, brought 10 90 bear on
het husband; but FOR his presence OF m nd in
lulckly calling her. she would have shof
nm dead. Mrs. COPYRIGHT displayed great
pTesence OF mind. fOrtitude, and COURAGE
ana the marshsl should be proud OF possess.
lng v lie 80 fearless and brave. HIS narrov
scope has completely cured him OF anv
further desire 10 play the role OF q midnight
ioboer"
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nUkCANSoN BROS, Aucuoneers.
TkpsTEks' SALE OF VERY VALUABLE
FLAMING AND SAVING MILL PROPERTY
sITUATED AT TIE INTERSECTION OF
l3LHs q STkEETs, AND OHIO AvENEr

TkUSTEEs' SALE OF VERY VALUABLE
FLAMING AND SAVING MILL PROPERTY
sITUATEp AT THE INTERSECTIONS OF
sSGEf 4 ssTIHsEETs, AND OHIO AyENsE
BY virtue Of a deed OF trust duly executed -
TO William Y. Fendsll and Charles h Win ~
der, trustees, bearing date the ID day Of May -
loo1, and record ed IN Liber T. o. No. 4, folio Asa
one OF the land records Of Washington county, Dis.
trc OF Colum5ia and in accordance with decree Of
the supreme Court OF the District 81 Columbia sit
ting Equity the 9th day of July ls7 In the
No. 5i2s the subscriber. surviving trustee. under
said deed of trust will offer for sale, at public auc-
ton, IN front OF the premises, on THURSDAY
lJtn September, ISL, at 5 O'Clock p. m, ali
OF that very valuable property situate at the
Intersection OF 18th and u streets, aud Ohio
avenue northwest, being known aud Described
on the sground plat of Washington city being
ao1 lot No lin square 24, and the 3feet Of lot
No =, In said square, described in said Coed IN
SAID property De lessehOld for ~ years her
with all the buildings, improvements aud appurte-
nanc-s thereon and thereto belonging, being a
planning mill with all the machinery and other FIX
lures. Also, all the goods, chatuels and furniture
upon said premises, as set forth in said deed Of
trust. -
Terms Of sale: One fpurth TO be paid in cash. and
tue residue OF the purchase money two equal in
stalments a. one and two years, at per cent. in
terest, the purchaser TO execute his notes. secured
% deed Of trust on the entire property, which
deed or trust must provide for the maintenance of
sumclent insurance on the premises, and the pay
ment ofraxes the same sh all become le. IL the
terms be not complied with within five days from
the day OF sale, the Trustee will ell the said
property on i've days notice, 81 the risk and cO-t
OF the d tfaultIng purchaser. deposit OF . will
be required on the drop Of the hammer All convey
anclrs at the cost OF the purchaser.
aus2o-d Oh. II. WlNDER, Surviving Trustee.
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READ THE FOLLOWING.

WEST FAIRLEs, VI, Jan. IL, Is7l
Dear Sir-tor seven eight years past have
been Ia poor health, aud for the past year or NOR,
Nerl ieeoi". MY h alt continued to decline, And
"a nesh ~ st enGth wasted away, unit 1 was n
u" to ~ork, CT even up stairs without gr at
Eau-tion suffered from frequent and di. sing
attack OF palpitat of the art my food distress.
81 ne tauslng acIdity And pain ia the Ech; aud
~un red iro'4 extreme cOnSti on,
deb 1iy o. the system generally. my blood being
ttln and.poor and sluggish in circuit iion, AMI
t'r ears suffering ali tine TEXTURES of a confirmed
d,sg' tic. hb ut six months Stree ] conc uded |
NHuid try bottie ot PERUVIAN SYRU z, and re-
CIV. d niue benefit FIR IN il thar pu &c hased
ot,ies more. ard have continued the Of the
HNhCP until q'i'e recently. Ii has restored my
dih 10 -uCh an ext nj thst feel my elf As good
a. lew. by diges'i"n il zOcd aHd my weight LIS
iTct s'td IN To pat fopr pnths fir IN 100 to l3s
2. ~ IL my strel Lth ha- returned, and my general
10. - l. thu " rfuiiv improved and 1
ri say we ~ a. the u-e Of your PERUVIAN
SYRUP / eatusstlv recop.4 end all sufferers from
dysp.psia and debility to i've il trial, hoping it
will do them much good "a Vas ma
fOu-- very truly, Nh. ;. b. BEMIS.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF DWELLING HOUSE
Il AND LOT ON TENTH STREET WEsr

By virtue of deed Of trust, dated nth De- -
cenbeT, A. ID. 1874, and duly recorded in 49,
Llher No I04, folio rs, of the land records 49,
II tn District OF Columbia and the request of the
party secured thereby, will sell public auction
IA LOnt OF the premises, % the highest bidder, on
MONDAY, Sc ptenber 81, lS77, ~ "a O cock o.
m the GLOWING described real estate, situate IA
the CITY OF Washington, In the District Of luubia
10 wlt; That piece aud parcel of ground known upon
the public plat plan Of said city, ant being tot
numbered thirty %, IN John q. Adams subtlvi-
81 Of square number three hu, dreA and thirty one
ISL IS made Sep ember 9h, ISIS, aud recorded in
the office OF the Surveyor of said city, in ok q,
folio lS5 said lot fronting twenty feet 10th street
west aud extending back for dep ninety four feet
ten and half inches on the north line, aud niuety
feet n the SOU line along public alley ten e. (
Ia width to another alley Of ten feet in width, with
the two story brick 9w cling hpasa thereon.
Terms Of sale a. prescribed by s.ii deed: The
anon OF Indebtedness secured 10y said deed of trust
unpaid, with the expense Of sale, in cash: and che
balance at six and twelve months. for wnich the
ties Of the purchaser, bearing interest from the
dsy Of sale, aud secured by deed of trust the
property sold, shall be taken. dep sit II DO re-
qured Of the purchaser the time OF safe aud con-
veyancinR at expense Of purchaser If term. Of sale
are not Complied with in days after sale. the
Trustee the right 70 resell the property at
the risk and cost ofthe d-fsu tipg purchaser.
aug2l dts NM. l.. DUNLOP, Trustee.