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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-02
COAST.
SAN ERAuCISCo.
The Bay District Races.
STOCK CONSPIRACY.
Decision in a Mining Suit.

Sixth day OF the Bay District races:
Weather warm. The po>tpOned race
Of yesterday, in which May Howard
and Vt. James Vol two heats, 1T. Hell
ens and George Treat having won no
heat in five. did not start. In the
pools. Howard wa the favorite at $50,
ST. James at $40 and Gates si3.
Sixth heat-May Howard won the
heat; Gates second aud st. James
third. Time, 2:27H.
Second race-special purse-San
Bruno, Doty. Caro- and Bellenower.
In pools. no choice, all selling about
equal.
First heat Bruno first. B~eilehower
second. Doty third, Caro- fourth. Time,
2:34H.
Second heat-San Bruno first. Doty
second, Belletiower third, Caro- fourth.
Time, $50.
Third heat-Won by Doty; Bruno
second, AFRO third, Beethoven fourth.
Time. 2:2SH.
Fourth heat-Won by Do,y; Caro-
second, Bruno third, Bellefiower
fourth. Time, 2:2sZ.
Fifth heat-Doty first, Caro- second,
Bruo third, Bellefiower fourth. Time,
2:2yLa.
Third race-special purse-Lilie
White first, Lady Emma second,
Patchen Girl third. Dick fourth, Top
sey fifth. Time. 1854.
Second Won by Topsey; Lille
second, Lady Emma third, Pstchen
fourth. Dick fifth. Time, 2:37.
The third and fourth heats and race
was won by Lille White. Time, 2:3o
aud 2:314.
The recent deal in Exchequer. which
has lately been productive OF so much
surmise, comes to the surface in con
neciion with legal proceedings. This
afternoon. John Leighton, &. +.
Brooks, u. j. Potter and ID. II. Bar
pard. we're arrested on a charge OF
conspiracy on the complaint of ii. s.
Tibbey, Notary Public. According to
the complaint, Leighton told Tibbey
that he represented q syndicate in
New York City, having . capital of
s.. 000, 900. that this money was in his
hands and under his control; that this
money was to be used In the purchase
of Exchsquer stock. all Of which WAS
TO be purchased and the mine conduct
I'd by them. Leighton said he had
procured and locked up in the Safe
Deposit vaults, 10000 of this stock, and
that this stock would not be thrown
upon the market for sale until the
price Of shares had reached at least
twenty five dollars. He also stated
that drills had been run into the
rock q great distance, and good ore
had been found; that the mine
was vastly rich. and The stock would
be worth millions. The conspirstors
made these representations in order to
provide a market for their stock; they
then called upon Tibbey to buy all the
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-02

CLEoPATRA's NEEDLE. which had
such . rough experience In threading
its way through the Vastly deep, has
run into . new difficulty. The skip
per who picked It up ct Sea, claims .
large amount Of aalvsge. and the con-
tractor IL not willing 10 acesds to his
terms, consequently the Needle will
,is Idle at Tagxot dnrinG the sptjrs
aipfer.
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yOsEPa.s ARMAMENT.

The fighting strength Of Joseph's
baud consisted Of something o than
800 intrepid warriors. all Injured TO the
hardships Of savage warfare, and
trained to . skillful use of modern IRE
arms. All Of these warriors were mag
nifcentiy armed with the best descrip-
lions Of magazine rides known TO the
military service. and it would be inter.
esting to know how these Neg Psrces
Indians wore able to thus equip them.
selves, though 1t il to DO inferred that
these rides were procured through
traders and 1t enormous cost, for the
prices Of such weapons must have
greatly increased over those asked 10
the Eastern cities. Besides these mag
sxine or repeating rides. Joseph also
carried with him on his retreat q num-
Der of needle guns Of the longest range.
. few Of which were provided with tel
escope sights. showing how far ad-
vancsd 10 military science and knowl-
edge was the leader Of the band. Ono
Of the rifles In Joseph's possession was
. Cresdmors sporting rife, OF the pat
tern most approved In New York.
When he started out on the march In
Oregon. Joseph took with him 1000
horses and ponies. 30 he had enough an
finals to enable all Of the squaws and
little mes to ride, and ct the same time
leave SUFFICIENT to provide three steeds
for each warrior.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-02

The Burlington Hawkeye gets of
this champion yarn on insurance fiz-
zles. 1t says that the other day a man
out in Western Iowa went off into q
country place and died so quick that
his wife got his insurance money be-
fore the company had time to fail.
The President says he never felt 80
swindled and cut up since he has been
In The business.
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YESTERDAYS DISPATCHES.
Washington intelligence.
THE BILL TO REPEAL THE RESUMP.
Tl0N ACT.
ARMY MATTERS UNDER CON.
SHERATON.
What is Thought Of the Presidents
Choice for the English
Mission.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 81.

The action OF the House to-day in
refusing to table Ewing's motion tor
the reconsideration OF the vote by
which the bill to repeal the specie re.
sumption law was ordered To be re-
committed. is Indicative of its passage
at an early day. 1t was generally ex-
pected that the Committee would ask
immediate action on the bill. but ii
they had done 50, its consideration
would have been confined to the
morning hours of the day, until final
~ disposed OF, and It's opponents
could have exhausted an indefinite
number of morning hours by fill
clustering during that portion Of each
day, Just as was done in the case of
BANDS silver bill in the last Congress.
Ewing, therefore, displayed excellent
parliamentary management by pro-
curing its recommittal, and imme-
dia;ely entering his motion to recon
slider. which motion, under the rules,
can be called up at any time, with the
consequence OF bringing the matter
affected by 1t before the House for ac-
ton, to the exclusion of all other bus
mess. The friends OF the bill say it
will have q considerably increased
majority on q direc. vote, especially if
postponed until after the November
elections. The six Pacific Coast Rep
resentatives voted solidly against the
motions which were favorable to the
bill and will all oppose its passage.
General Sherman, Adjutant General
Townsend and the bureau officers OF
the War Department, met the House
Appropriation Committee to-day and
discussed the proposed reduction o:
~. rr~uucaul Sfofa1 fh.t sha
army has now not over 70, 900 men,
and the regiments will not average
over $50 men. General Sherman and
associates thought it was wiser in cast
q reduction was contemplated to cut
down The regimentsl organization than
attempt to reduce the rank and file.
The Republican committeeman desire
to postpone the question till the next
regular session and TO report an APP
preparation bill upon q basis for the
four months that are gone and the
eight that are to come of q. 900 man.
The bill will be the probable result OF
the COMMITTEES work.
Unfavorable criticisms on Welsh's
nomination to England are quite free
ly expressed in private by q number
Of Republican Senators to-day. His
----l-l a.. -..-. S.- -
eonooueu ous .Isss ueuo.s .to 'ei. -
ton creditably.
n.-s
p-,,r.pu,a a., a,
|. The Grand jury OF AlleRhapy couu.
Ity has issued sutpunss to Govern
or Hartrsnft, Adjutaut General, Attor-
ney General Brounton and others to
testify In the case OF General Pearson,
charged with murder, all the names
having been summoned a. private
citizens. responded, except Governor
49, ~. ssn". ~ Lo
s"~c. ~ - - .".rrs v"r ,hs, nv
-~S.:., - 49, ~ .r;sa,
stcm ~ ai.rsscs.s 70 ~. hnror.hIs
ronrt 81 snv AZ. n ohst,,,ct or =.
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TEE z a MARkET.

In an article speaking Of the decline
In lead. the st. Louis RPu6iican says:
''The demand has greatly decreased.
There are very few articles that have
felt the hard times as much as lead.
The arts that consume most lead are
painting AMI plumbing-and the great
falling Oh in house building has cut
the demand from these arts very
short. The white lead factor les. that
used to keepimmense stocks Of pig lead
In their yards to enable them TO keep
up With their trade. now keep very
small stocks on hsnd-hsrdly enough
to last from week to week. The de-
mxnd for white lead has fallen off
largely. and this effect is reflected on
pig lead, causing low prices. When
the tunes begin to improve, building
will be one Of the first interests to be
Affected. and the price Of pig lead will
promptly respond to it,"
The woman suffragists Of Iowa
have 'resoluted" against the aris-
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-02

As the scrobstic fly shoulders his
valise and goes into winter quarters,
the festive bed-bug laughs himself al
most crazy over the thought that he
will have It all to himself till spring.
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BORN.

Eureka. Novemb Der I-Wi . o. George Eng.
lert, q son.
Reno. Octo Der 2-wifs Of A. rssT. /.
daughter.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-02

WI doubt the good taste Of Mr.. Til
den's frequent illusions to the lost
Presidency. Att meeting Of his par
tissn friends in New York, since re-
turning from Europe. he let fly after
this fashion: ut was . robbery OF
the dearest rights Of American citizens
"a right Of free government; the right
Of people to govern themselves and
change their rulers 1t will. II the
Amsrisan people lie down and consent
10 sacrincs the integrity Of their con-
troll ovsr their own Government they
will commit . wrong. not only against
shspsslvss. but the people Of every
other iand. One thingI promise-ons
thing I swear before the assembled
people Of Amsrica-I swear that the
Government Of Americs will be re-.
tored to the people according to the
ideal a IT. foundsrs."
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DIED.

Peckham's Ranch. washos county, October
%-Elmer S. peekhsm, son Of George L.
Peckham. sred II months and ~ days.
Cav vKosrasLEs.-Four cans for 81 Is. at
MRS. NJ. A. ASHlM'S. ola
TasLE FsrIr. 10 cents per can. at MRS. NJ.
A. ASHIM'S. ola
n. GoOps At COsr for cash. at MRS. MA.
ASuIM'S. ola
RsxszsER that the grand clcarsnce sale
continues only ten days at MRS. NJ. A.
ASliIN'S. ola
~TwESry-Fivs Dollar TIA sKrs, at HAS
KELL'S. septe-tf
B.x CLASSES. Goblct'. Tumbler., etc. at
HAskELL'S septg-tf
FINE wool mattresses. $40. at HAsKELL's.
sspt9-tf
BrcKsKrS gloves and mitts. cold weather
gloves, etc., at the GOLDEN RULE STORE.
the agency of the Rcd Bluff Glove Manufac-
turing Company. where the largest assort-
ment Of the goods in the State can be found.
o3-tf
A FULL LINZ Of boots and shoes. from TIE
best to the cheapest. just arrived at tho
GOLDEN RULE STORE. where customers
can get whst they want. and Satisfaction Is
guaranteed. o3tf
BypDISe, hair and pulu mattresses, spring
mattresses. comforts. sheets, pillows, pillow
cases. blankets, and eyerything 10 that lin :.
at the GOLDEN RULE STOKE, cheap for
cash. oS II
ALL the favorite brands Of Tobacco. in
smoking and chewing. and an excellent quail
ity OF domestic and imported Havana cigars.
at the GOLDEN RULE SToRf, cueap for
cash. o3-tf
SHKsr Music to order. at tho GOLDEN
RULE STOKE. oStf
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Peckham's Ranch. washoe county, October
Peckham. srsd II months and 10 days.
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HARRISBURG, Pa, No,

The express train on the Erie rail
way came in collision with a freight
train this morning. The engineers
and firemen of both trains and n
brakeman were instantly killed and
another brakeman fatally injured.
Several passengers were injured, but
none seriously.
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FOR SALE !!

A SALOON, WITH COMPLETE ion mI
N lures and lease Tho beet iocA"N
town. For particulars, apply q IN ERY.I
Eureka, October g. 1871.
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The woman suffragists Of Iowa
have ''~resoluted" against the aris-
tocracy Of sex-whatevsr that Is.
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wASrED-A bull to loss the stock
market.
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DRoFEssoR HOLMES BEGS TO ~
noune that he will give charts AM N
vate examinations at the Eureka L"''
House. o94
Hours: 10 A. n. 10 8 r. n. -
National Republican., 1877-08-21

TUFTS PILLS
cure fever aid ague
National Republican., 1877-08-21
PROPOSALS.
DRoPosAfs FOR FUEL.
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT, O.,

POsr OFFICE DEPAnTNEST,l
OFFICE DIsBuRsISG CLERK AND SuPgGiSDr.
WARRINGTON, u. C., Aug. ~, 1871.
Sealed proposals. will be received at this Of co
until u o'clock noon, on "WEDNESDAY, Sept, IN.
her ~ 1871, for furnishing Fuel for the Post
Office Department as follows:
For the delivery and storage Of six hundred and
fty $50 tons !22iJ pounds 10 the toni Of the lie
an equally & ,Od quality; the quality thereof az
other than the Ice White Ash Furnace Coal J 10
be determined by an Inspector chpsen for IN
purpose by the Postmaster Grneral to bu thoroughly
cr!Cncd and frue from slate. aud to he delivered
within thirty taD) days from tlie date Of the or
building before the contracting party win be paid
tli"rrfnr
Average samples Of the Coal must accompany
cay' 4" a. a,d ,nr contracting party must exhibit
AT snctgry certificates ifOm shippers that the Coal
delivered 10 hn from the vessel or cars is the kind
required by the Department.
Asn ioi the delivery and storage OF ten U0)
c1ths OF best Bakers Pine Wood, 10 be delivered
aiid corded ut the Department building as maybe
letuiitl, within thirty lJ0J days nom the dnic Of
Tho whole to be weighed or measured by the In
Specipf appointed under the prpyiSuns Of section
dllr ley.sed statutes Of the United States
| Tie bids Will I've opened In the Office OF the Su-
ietinlcndtiIt In the prcSclCc OF such bidders as
may choosc to attend on Wednesday the 18th day
nva,hs wll be made on or before Monday, October
| ], lS77
The Department reserves the right to reject all
amy part ni the bids cived II deemed for the In.
| terrst Of the Department 50 10 do.
satisfactory bOhd will he required In each case
tc be executed aud filed within no, days after the
award Is made for the faithii performance of the
| contract J. q. l. BURNSIDE
| D.lhifsihg Ccik and Superintendent Post Of'ics
| Dcpuitn, nj. au2l-Tn%w
National Republican., 1877-08-21
LoRoPosALs FOR BOILER RfvErs.
NAVY DEPARTMENT, 4
BrEEAu OF STEAM EsGisEERlsG, J

NAFI DLPthINENT,I
BUREAU OF STEAM ESGfSErRiSo
WASHINGTON August u, 1877.
Sealed proposals indorsed on envelope "PrDpo-
sails f"i Boiler k,ets" will be- received Al this bu.
tch', nmtil Y U'cluck m. MONDAY the i7th day Of
September 1871, for about 81 $40 pounds of boiler
nves varying from three quarters Of Al inch to
one inch in diameter. aud from two inches to
,"vcu and Jue half inches luiig Of witch about
- 10 pUunds are 70 be delivered In United States
navy yard at Washington. aud the balance IN Nor.
folk navy yard on OF before the 10Th day u Octo-
bcf 1877.
They arc to be made Of the very b.st quality Of
rveting iron, and subject TO inspection and iost
when delivered.
No btds viii be received except direct from
unly ulon blank forms which may 10 obtained
ulOn application to ths buTeau, together with tho
schedule aud sizes Of riyets.
The tight Is reserved to reject any bid not
dctmed advantageous 10 the Government.
Responsible security will be required for the
faithful delivery Of the riyets In conformity 70 the
requirements OF the schedule. ". n. SHOCK.
Jals saw Chief Of Bureau.
National Republican., 1877-08-21
AUCTION sALEs-TO-DAY.
DUNCANsoH BROS. Auctioneers,
~ Ninth and d streets northwest

TRusTEES' SALE OF vALuA Bile IMPROVED
PROPERTY, 100 II STREET NORTHEAST,
by virtue Of deed Of trust, dated July 49, A d. 1876
duly recorded ~ Ilber No. $40. folio iee, one Of the
request OF the party secured thereby, we will sell at
public auction, In front OF the premises, TUES
bay, August q, Al O'Clock D. m Tie following real
estate situate in the city OF Washngton District Of
Columbia TO witt All that piece or parcel Of ground
known and Designated OIL the plat or plan OF said city
~ 10, numbered ten tl0 In Lanrktohs recorded sub
division OF square numbered nine hundred and thirty
three tstsl improycd by q atwosory house, with mod.
Terms: Dne lonrth cnsh; balance IN Hix, twelve.
eighteen aud twe -four mouths. with Interest at eight
per rent per annun secured by n deed Of trust on
property sold. lfterins Of sale not complied with
within ve dayn the trustees reserve tie right TO resell
nj the risk and cost OF the dehuiting purchaser de
post of t0o will e Required a Iue OF sale. All con-
veyanoing al cost " the purchaser.
FIRED W. JONES, | T,,.,oo.
JOSEPH H. EnSOS.J ''"s'e''
National Republican., 1877-08-21
FOR NAVY BREAD.
NAVY PAY OFrIct. l

NAVY PAY OfFIcf
wAsuN6roS, d. C.. Aug. n. 1877.
Proposals fJr Navy Bread" will he received at
this Office until u IN. tie I'd day Of August 1877,
tor the bclOwdcsCribcd Navy Iircad, Ia be dcliy-
eied Mt the navy yard, Washington, D. C.. ee Of
a,y expense TO tie Govcrnment, viz:
Bureau Of Provisions and Clothing, 500 (siS
thOusand) pounds Of Navy Bread.
Subject 10 the usual naval inspection. To lie
served 10 reject any all of the Offers " not deemed
Advantageous To the Government. Responsible
security required on the bids for the pionpt aud
MiIhf'l delivery OF the bread. Blank forms for
w W. WILLIAMS,
nu16ls.2o&2i4t
SEALED PROPOSALS. FOR FURNISHING THE
~ Naval Academy with the following articles viii
bc received until u o'clock M, on SATURDAY,
September ], 1877:
Frst-lron, Tools, Tin, &c.
SecUhd-Ilay and Feed for Horses
Ihifd-Brooms, Brushes and Soap.
Fnuuh-iilass, &C.
fiith-Stationery including Boting and Envel-
ope Paper.
Slkth-Brass, Steam Pine and Fittings.
with schedule, by the Naval Academy, with guar
ani-e aud certificate annexed.
AL articles 70 be deliveied promptly at the ex-
pense OF tie contractor, To be OF ihe bekt quality
aud subject 10 Inspection by the authorities Of the
hcademy, and II rejected to be removed At con-
tractors expense.
The right 10 rciectany fthe proposals is reserved.
dTi,ruis and the cass bid for indorsed on outside
c. R. p. RODGERS,
jy30'M4w Rear Admiral, Superintendent.
National Republican., 1877-08-21

NEW ESif.ASD. MaJ-, u Plans g.
TiiEMA RlTIAE b. PROVINCES Map. I Plans s..
THE WHITE MOUNTAINS. Maps, . Panu-
rutlRy. ~
National Republican., 1877-08-21
wv "vEsr.roCKET" IooKs.

a MOOSEHEAD JOURSAI.-J r. lowell
IALLEIRO IL PESSEn'SA, 6c-M.ltun.
SUMNER James Thomson.
FANOPiTE POEMS.-~illlam Cooper.
National Republican., 1877-08-21
RERKELEY SPRINGS,

1,,,. WEST VIRGINIA.
chased from the Berkeley Springs Hotel Company by
The present proprictors, Will hereafter lie CONDUCTED
added,
The table shall not be exceed by that Of any water
Ing place In the country for good, wholesome, and
well served fare. The bat his and swimming pools have
been thoroughly repaired
Board, " per day, si7y50 per week. SO per month.
children IL years and under, Also servants $40 per
spend the season.
Round,irp tickets for the season, Including stage
fnre and baggage, SB.Ii
Descriptive pamphlets ., Metropolitan Hotel.
JyiClm J. T. TREGO Il son. PrOprietors.
National Republican., 1877-08-21
AUCTION sAIEs-FUTURE DAYS.
.I 7. COLDwELI Real Estate Auctioneer,
Os No. pip y street northwest


TRusTEEs' BALE OF pEsIRABIE BuILDING
SITES On Y AND BoysNDARG sTRE:aI,,IlS, IN, Bf
TWEEN SIXTEENTH AND SEVENTEENTH
STREETS NORTHwEST.
by virtue Of deed OF trust, dated March %. A. d.
1874, duly recorded In Lber No I folio 1884, one OF the
land records for the District Of Columbia and at the
request or Tho party secured thereby we will sell A.
public encion, In front ef the premises on shTyIt
described re estate situate in the city o.
parcel Of ground known and DESIGNATED on the plat o.
plan OF said city original lot numbered three l In
square numbered unc hundred and seventy four f7f,
except the north half Of the west half OF said lot
wbirh has been released nom said deed Of trust.
Tcfms; tGSi07. with interest, ut ten per cent per
annun, from September -, 1915, 10 day OF snle, and
expense OF sale IN cesh, and the baence at siS and
twelve months fbr which the notes Of the purchaser,
bearing interest from the day Of sale and secured by
deed Of trust on the property sold, Will be taken. a
deposit oftoO required al the time Of sale and all
veynicing ai the purch~er's cost Terms TO be COM
Piled with In seven days
GRhiNXRD H. wARNER,l Trustees.
0EORaB W. sTICKNEY. J i'"''e'''
ang6 6MwFSds
hETHE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL
SATURDAY, August Is, A. y, 1877, same hour and
place. BRAISARD II. WARNER, Tr,s,eea.
AUD iWk,is
National Republican., 1877-08-21
\ T. C0LDwELI., Real Estate AuctIoneer.
u No. 9is + street northwest.
kUSTEEs SAFE OF a THREEsTOhY BRIgI
DWEII.lN9, SITUATE ON THE WEST SID
Oh EIGHTH sIhEEr, BETWEEN NJ AND

TRUSTEES SALE OF a THREEsTORY BRICK
DWEI.IINn, SITUATE ON THE WEST SIDE
OF EIGHTH STREET, BETWEEN Nj AND N
STREETS NORTHWEST
by virtue Of deed trust dated June So 1871 duly
recorded In Iber No G5a folio i0 DC one OF the land
records for the District OF Columbia, and at the re
qusst Of the party secured thereby. will sell at
public suction In ffont Of the premises, on THURS
DAY, August D. D. 1877, at O'Clock p M, the fol:
lowing piece or parcel Of ground situate IN the city Of
Washington, District OF Columbia, and being part Of
lot numbered twentyaix G8,l Of the subdivision Of
square numbered four hundred, (i0OD beginning for
for the same at the northeast Of said lot and
nnnng thence south along the line Of Eighth street
sixteen 6) feet si1 l inches, and thence west ninety.
two M feet TO an alley thence north SIX teen 6 feet
SIX ( Inches and thence east ninetytwo (g) feet TO
the place OF begin ming, together with the improve
ments, &C.
Terms: One third 20 cash, balance in six, ld,l
twelve i2 and eighteen is) months, with interest at
eight (S) per cent. per annum, secured by deed OF
trust on the property sold all cash. at the option
Of the purchaser. Ali conveyancing at tho cost Of
the purchaser Adepost Of tt0o will be required at
the time Of sale IL the terms Of sale not com
piled with In "a days the trustee reserves The
right 70 resell tile property at the risk and cost OF thu
defau'ins purchaser seE aye day. S3ys5!isssRPent
au1ssTuTh&ds. Trustee.
National Republican., 1877-08-21
u II. WARNER Aucti0ncer,
lie No. gl6 v Street Northwest

ID. No gis y stree, northwest
MESS REsibESCE. 10. ioS sTitEir
HN,00HTIiwt PSI mEikm A TIIREEs1ohf
By virtue Of deed OF trust, dated April n. A. d
1873 and duty recorded In her No 7S5 folio ~ Of
the land records for tho District Of Columbia and NJ
the request Of the party secured thereby. will self,
a. pnblie snclon. In trout Of the premises. on
THURSDAY, September a. d. 1871, att o'clock pm,
Of ashinston District OF Columbia being part Of lot
numbered eleven a. IN square nuInbered three hun
dred and FORTY seven, t3l) Beginning for the same
nj the end oftweny tel Rect sx l6I inches from
tile northeast OF said lot, aud running south
line parallel with tho mud lines Of said lot
ninety hvc 1851 feet to five t foot private alley TO
be- kept open for the Of this aud lie properly on
the east OF The saine, thencc west ne with sliD
alley twenty-five tl) feet six (6) inches more or less
70 another alley ten i0) feet wide west Of and ndIon
Ing said lot eleven ucne along the iinr Of said alley
street twenty two l et NJ, (s) inches more OF less
70 tbs riace OF beginning together with tie Improve
Terusi One third (,S) cash; balance in sx. CsJ
twelvs l1D and sig,t-en tis) months, with interest
81 eight ~ per cent I~r Annuni secured by det OF
tr.Si ths proiaTy sold all cash option Of the
Pni,iss-r. depo-it orfo required At time Of sale,
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risk and cost of the d"aultiDs purchaser, ssr Ave
days Advertisement
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