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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-04-18
EBERsoLE & WILLETT
County Atthrnc.'s

SOuuty httuiuSj >.
Committee on apportionmcnt of Rail
Roads reported.
On motion the report was adopted and
the length of the main line of the several
Rail Roads running through and into
lama County, within the several town
ships, incorporated towns, district town.
ships and independent districts, and the
assessed value thereof is hereby declared
to be us follows to-wit:
Chicago & Northwestern II. r. valuation
$40. 100000 per mile.
Indian Village Township. five and twen-
ty-three fortieihs miles; total valuation,
S57, 42250.
Incorporated town of Montour,. FIVE
eighths of mile; total valuation, SO, 4s7.
SO M
Toledo Township. nine -fortieths miles
total valuatioa;$2, 317.50
lama Township, five and .hrce-eights
miles; total valuation, $50, 36a. so.
Incorporated town of Tama City, one
mile; total valuation, $40, 800.
Otter Greek Township. one ard seven
teen fifiieths miles; total valuation $l3,
500.
Richland Township, five miles; total
valuation. SOL, 500.
Salt Creek Township, FIVE miles; total
valuation, $5l, 500.
Incorporated town of Chelsea, one
and one-rifIh mile; total valuation, $l2,-
$50.
Total number of miles, twenty-five and
thirty-four One-hundredths. Total valua.
ton $261002.
District Township OF Indian Village,
four and three twentieths miles; total valu-
alton, $4s.745.
Independent District of Montour, two
and one-twentieth miles; totol valuation,
$21115.
= Independent District of Fairview, To-
ledo Township, nine.fourtietbs miles; to-
tai valuation, 81 ,3l7.5O
District Township Of Tama, four and
one eighth miles; total valuation, 81, 1877
50.
Independent District of lama City,
two and one-fourth miles; total valuation,
$ss, 175.
Independent District Pleasant Valley
No. Z, Otter Creek Township, one and
seventeen-fiftieths miles; total yaluation,
$ls,sOa.
Independent District Lone Oak No, 3,
Richland Township. one-llalf mile; fetal
valuation, IS, 15o d
Independent District Helena No. 2,
Richland Township, two and. one-half
miles; total valuation, $25, 750.
Independent District Hope No Rich
land Township, two miles; total valua.
ton, go, 600.
Independent District Chelsea No. s,
Salt Greek Township, one and eleven
twentieihs miles total valuation $l5, 965.
Independent District Plaquemine No. 8,
Salt Creek Township, two and one tive n
ticth miles; total valuation, f2l .115.
Independent District Grove No. 4, Salt
Greek township. TWO and three-Gfths
miles, total valuation. sec, 80.
Burlington. Cedar Rapids and Northern
Railway. Pacific Division.
Clark Foynship. si& miles; total valua-
ton 81, s0O-
Perry Township, three and fifty-eight
onc-hnndredths miles; total valuation,
81. 6t4.
Tracr, one mile; total valuation. -. 800. |
Buckingham Township, two and fifty
pnc-hundredshs miles; total valuation, |
], ESQ.
Grant Township, four and fortyone-
hundredtlis n,iies; tolsl valuation. el4,
10. S. s.' " Il,
Total number Of miles seveuteen and
hundsedshs; total vslps-
iv1s, ~ Isl ~ *
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Land for Sale.

S. w. IA Of Sec. II. TIP. 81.
r. "a Carroll Up.
S. ia of S. w. 1-4 Sec II,
TIP. 81, r.. II, Carroll TIP.
E. I-1 of N. Wa Sec. "a,
TIP. 81, R. IA, Carroll TIP.
E. II of S. w. IA Sec. SO,
All Of the above for sale on
favorable terms. Address, w.
H. ALDEN, Burlington, Iowa.
Or call on NELSON & BAR
KER, T. S. FREE, or YEISER
& STERRETT. Toledo. Iowa.
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Going West.
CONNECTIONS

:. = WAN I IITNN
AT Moniieeile. with D. & NV. Rv. Train. Ia,
GoiDS South. 12 10 a. m. 4: North ? 10 Tm ''
Al Abamosa, with Midland Rv. Train. l.,
uoiig tasf, u 05 a. m: arrive 8 n5r
Al Cedar Rapids. with b. C. X. & \ Ry hi,
leave. going NoIth 20 p. III. ard IL s,s
South % p. IN. With c. & \. W. Nv ~
leave, going East 8 IL D. m; West : Sn 's'
j. u. DUH0NT. Superinteud.r
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HINDER THE REVISED STATUTES
Y of the United States, Sections 1922.
3337, 323S, and 3239, (every person engaged
in any business, avocation, or employment,
which renders him liable to a special tax. is
required 10 procure aud place and keep con
spieuously in has establishment or pluce of
business STAMP denoting the payment
of said special tax for the special-tax year
beginning May LIST, 1873. Section 3244,
Revised Statutes, designates who are
liable to special tax. A return. as pre-
scribed on Form II, is also required BY
iaw of every person liable to special tax
as above. Serere penalties are prescribed
for noncompliance with the foregoing
requirements; or for continuing in bust
ness after April Both, 1878, without pay
ment of tax.
Application should be made to c. How
ARD, Deputy Collector of Internal Rrv-
enue, at Newton, Jasper County, Iowa.
M-21&28-& Al 1925
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Probate Notice.
To whom il May Concern

TO whom II May Concern:
YOU, AND EACH OF YOU, ARE
l hereby notified TO appear at the
Court House, in Toledo, lama County,
Iowa. on the 9TH day of May A. d. 1875,
at 10 o'clock. A. NJ, to attend The probate
OF an instrument purporr'ng TO be the
last VIII and Testament OF John Malcolm.
ST., late of lama County, Iowa, dcceas.
ed, at which time and place you will an.
pear and show cause, if any, why said
Will should not be adLitled 10 probate.
In testimony whereof have hercunto
subscribed my name and affixed the seal
of said office, this Goth day of March, 1878.
c. J. STENENs,
143w Clerk of the Circuit Coprt
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The CHRONICLE Office is the only Office
in Tama Co. that gives iirst-class work, and
put. Letter Heads, Statements, nll Heads,
Note Heads. Notes. Receipts, &C., &C.,
with Holders Patent Blotter Tablet No
exsra charge.
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Administrators Notice.
STATE ATE OF od,,I IOWA, SIS.

TAMA COUNTY, ss'
pUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN.
i That The undersigned has this day
been appointed and commissioned by the
Circuit Court of Tama County, in the
State of Iowa, Administrator of the
Estate of Marion G. Ramsey, deceased;
and all persons having claims against
said Estate are hereby notified to file
them with the Clerk of the said Court.
clearly stated and duly sworn 10, and
within legal time, preparatory to their
being allowed or proved; and persons
owing said Estate are requested to make
immediate payment to the undersigned,
and avoid costs.
Dated at Toledo. Iowa, this 5th day of
April of April, A. D. 1873.
G. G. WEscorT,
la-Zw Administrator
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BRAINAHD's MUSICAL woRLD.-We have received
the April number Of this popular magazine, which
contains, besides the usual large amount of inte :
esting musical literature, the following elegant
new music: Chimes of Normandy, potpourri. in
Producing all the favorite airs from this charming
new opera, which has proved 1.-THE success Of the
operate eeaeou this year. 1t is sparkling and eff
fective arrangement for piano by J. C. Macy
Bye Lo Land, an exquisite cradle-song by Macy. Is
perfect little gem of song. Star of my Night
serenade song BY ]. b. werkelin win please every
good singer. Golden Dreams Waltz by Charles.
kinkcl. Is an easy and pretty piece. Still Love
Thee. Duet for two performers IN piano. and
Easter Morning carol for Easter, make up this
months budget Of beautifurmusic. which wonld
cost in usual sheet form about co. but it all can
be obtained in the April number Of the Musical
World for only IS cents; or. for $1.s0, the World
VIII be sent for one year, containing over $2o.
worth of new music. Catalogues Of sheet music
and music books win be sent free by the pub lish
efs, 8. Brainard's Sons. Cleveland. u.
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TOLEDO HoUsE

CORNER OF HIGH STREET AND BROAD
" way. Toledo Iowa. NJ. Snyder. proprietor.
This elegant and commodious New Hotel is now
open to the public. with irst-cass acconn.otia-
tions and at reasonab charges II is rot sur
passed for finish and general styi, by any III tel
in Central Iowa. a.
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Direct Route to The ea.ji,,IIIi
Dubuque South Western RaiiI.,.
BEST AND sHORTrcn -.

nESf AND SHORTEST ROM,
10 ~ points North East of Cedar RIM ~
N9rth OF dubuque Good connections fu'' W
,na Ilee s,tll coaches Road passes through a
Take the Popular Route for N0rtb r.s,.,,,
Going West. '""R
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B. SHoNIHeER ORGAN CO..
% b l3s CHESTNUT STREET.
Nxw HAy11. Com a.
FREEOF CHARGE

q.
l will give sample bottles of O&C's
Cough and Diphtheria Remedy to anyone
troubled with coughs, colds. sore throat
or diphtheria, in order that the citizens
of Toledo may know the real value Of
this popular medicine. Regular size only
Scots. 5. Stiger, agt
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BUCKINGHAM CORRESPONDENCE.

OTIS of corn.
Wheat is looking very nice. Some of
it is four inches high.
Still the Clipper continues to copy our
items without giving credit.
Corn planting will commence before
long. Nearly all the farmers have their
ground ready.
What that Solomon quill driver of the
Clipper don't know is not worth knowing
oh, no!
That wind blow was "stunner" OF all
those who do not read Recorders cores
pondence..
We put our appearance in at Crystal
this week. Found things ffourishine.
Grove is once more alive and blows his
bugle in lama City and for the interest of
the Democratic party They hear him as
they will Gabriel and if he wants to keep
his paper alive he will have TO awaken
the dead. BIsMARcK.
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A GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY /!

TUr 900, yUu oou 6at emo phnfn-
graphs in the BEST and LATEST
IMPROVED STYLES, at Moore's
Gallery, Toledo, Iowa. Bring in your
children while the weather is so beauti-
full. Don't neglect this NOW is the time.
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REPUBLICAN Site c0xYEyllox.


The twenty second annual State Con
yention Of the 4Rcpblican party Of the
State Of Iowa will be held NJ; The city OF
Des Moincs. ON Wednesday June 18th.
1879. fox the purpose u making the
following nominaii0ns
A candidate for Secretary OF State.
A candidate for Auditor Of Staic.
A candidate for Treasure ol State.
A candidate for Register Of Stale Land
Office
A candidate for Attorney General.
A candidate for Judge Of Supreme Court
A candidate for Clerk Of Supreme Court
A candidate for Reporter OF Supreme
Court
The ratio of reprcscntatir n Will be one
delegate for each county in the State, and
In addition thereto. t,nc delegate for every
two hundred votes. or fraction over one
hundred votes. cat Tor Hon. Frank +.
Campbell for Lieutenant Governor. at the
general election in 1871 The following
shows the representation of the counties
composing the Fifth Congressional Dis
trict:
Marshall. 10 Linn. ..........1 II
lama. Johnston. IL
Benton. II Iowa. :. ....... I
Powshiek 10
By order Of the Republican State Cen
trll Committee. JACOB Ricn,
Chairman.
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To the People of Toledo and Surrounding Country.
JAS. WILDE, Jr., E CO.,

The hfgest RETAIL CL0THERS and Gents Furnish
ers Of the whole great West. We keep the largest and
most complete assortment Of Mems, Boys, and Chill
drens Clothing in this country and all our own make
Our goods are all shrunk before being made. Nothing
but silk and the best Of trimmings used in making We
ONE PRICE 10 ALL. Prices marked in plain figures.
We make SPECIALITY OF OUR BOY AND Chill
|DREN'S DEPARTMENT. Samples, prices, and rules for
lselfmeasurement furnished on application. We send
goods approval to any part Of the country with
privilege Of examining before paying Orders by mail
promptly attended to-
James Wilde, Jr., & Co.,
POPULAR CL0THIERS, COR. STATE & MADISON Sts.,
CHICAGO. Ill
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April 4th, 1878.
Board me. at eight O'clock, 4. H., pur-
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PHYSICIAN. SURGEo AND ACCOuCHEUR
L Special attention paid TO Surgery. Office ovei
Stone & Stoncrs Store. Residence, enc door
Eas. OF the Christian Church. Toledo. Iowa
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B NELSON, .. 4. ". IA1slNl
NELSON a. BARKER.

w. O, BEAM.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Wai,bam. Iowa,
L Prompt attention paid III calls in town or
country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-14

MORE About SAM Co1IyEg'> UrR,,su-r,,r-
porai Robert ROsling, formerly OF c company.
one Hundred and Thlrty-ninth New York
volunteers, sends the following communication
ali incident that came under my own observa
ton. at the mine exp IoSi0n in front of Peters
burg company b, One Hundred oud Thirty
ninth regiment, held the works Opp0 site the
the charge, Lieutenant Jameson (Sam COlyerl
crept over the breast works and brought In the
white captain of cOlored company who was
begging Tor assistance, having been wounded in
nVe places and was crawling along amid a
shower OF bullets. He carried this cap tain over
the works and brought him in. The captains
words We're: ''rhank God. boys, can at leaS
die under the Old fag." / was on the picke
line where Lieut.. Alexander was shot. and can
fOpch for the truth OF that Stor|, and may add
thar the lieutenant was aS courteous as he was
t,r.y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-14

.CRIER Thursday. Decelul,er l.. 1874. a, ono
O'Clock AIN, 1HoMPSoN CRIER, aged thirty -Dns
years.
His funeral Will take place from his late res eHcNs
1913 Twelfth 81. NV, Sunday morning al eleven
O'Clock. Relatives and friends respectfully invitef
to attend. "a
EASTMAN. Ga Friday. December 18Th 1878 A.
his residence. l.aI9 1 street DIR JoaS MuLEAN
son of the late General Seth Eastman. L. = Armg
and of Mary H. Eastman.
Funeral services at Church Of Epiphany. on MBn
day next, at hanpast - O'Clock. Relatives AMI
friends respectfully invited TO attend
GIBSON. On December ~. 1878. PHIIfP A GIv
SON the infant son of the lately ceCca -ei father
Gouyerneur W. and Martha Gibson, aged ln Drltli-
and 90 days
His funeral VIII take place from ~. auyus.ine'4
Church, Sunday. 1t O'Clock pm. Friends q! Ia.
family are respectfully invited H. attend
RYAN. AT am. on December IA. ISIS JI-ir,
beloved daughter Of Cornelius and Ellen ~ am.
a-ed years and D months
- Funeral from tine residence Of her parents 1909
Twenty third street northwest, Sunday, 18th IN
slant al T. IN. leat,FeS and friends are respect
fully invited II attend.
TEBFLINGER. On Saturday. December 1ith
1875 AT 10 70 ain, Adobe d. beloved wife ~ t.eb
W. Terhineer. She died IN the holIe. Df a glorious
immortality.
Fur erai notice IN MonT avs paner~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-14

IRE PEOPLE OF AFGH.NISTAN.-The peo-
Pie OF Af2hanistan are not given To trade nor
to manufacturing. They leave TO the PersiaHs.
the Arabs, and the English all such occIna-
tons. They i've free, easy. unsettled life
IL is more truly pastoral country. The in
habitantS were divided into tribes and Sub-di-
visions: some live in the valleys and Others on
the plains; and others guard the mountain
passes and demand toll from The trading cara
vans. In importance they are saVageo, .iTnliug
themselves with any weapon, dressing IL any
clothes, rowing from place to place. The cities
are usually found settled By the side OF some
Elgn mountain with 4 vast and open plain
stretching out before them. The hOuseS are
generally OF mud. low, fiat rooted, aud plain
taDul IS the city OF most Importance. IL rests
nearly at the foot OF Bahia Peak, eight ihDuS-
and teet above tie sea level. From here one
may look upon the high. deserted, cold peaks
OF the kooSh Range, While Southwark extends
an open and fertile plain. The CaGui river Is
plcturesquey crossed by thrtv hrIdges the one
leading Westward a. khyber Pass being
strictly guarded. The houses OF the city are
Vi si.il DantV Urlcks, low ana devoid Of b6iuig
There are mosques, bRa1rs. and citadrl in
the Eastern part contains the Governors pal
ace. The climate il severe in Winter. from
October TO March. but III summer il delightful.
Boston Transcript.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-14

E-Wm. II. Logan, a West Monterey. Pa,
poStOftice clerk. has Been arrested for destroy
ing letters to prevent the appointment OF a man
named Hogan as postmaster
sEAn elephant In a circus In Kansas got ex-
aSperated at a banjo players music and went
for him and his instrument, and now both the
man and the banjo are played out
May Fiske's British blondes were severely
censured in Montreal for their scantneSS OF
clothing May FiSke retorted their dress was in
harmony with the low-aecked order OF the vice
regal cour.
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TEMPTING PoCkETS.-A lady'S pocket zone OF
those thicf-tempting hip pockets was picked
last week Oh Charles street, Baltimore. and had
IL not been for vigiant detective, who CHANGED
10 see the operation, the stolen property would
doubtless have never been recovered. II is
singular with what tenacity the ladies' cling to
those dangerous pockets. which are placed in a
position where thief can hardly help ab-
Stracting the half-hfdden pOcketbookS they
usually contain. Scarcely day passes with
out case of pocket picking on some OF the
fashionable shopping thoroughfareS. but these
warnings have no effect upon the victims who
still persist in using the dangerous receptacles
hen verbally eNpOStulated With upon this uu-
wise practice they admit the truth Of all that is
SAID and give as reason for perSisting in nav
ing their ValuableS stolen that the pockets are
The fashion" \ rather expensive one we
think. But they don't care for the expense
No matter what valuabies they lose they must
be in the fashion" Ii fashion would demand
that they should carry their Money in pockets
on the back OF their neckS You couldn't prevail
upon them 10 carry il anywhere else. And if
II became fashionable to have II lied 10 the end
OF Il stick carried over their shoulder a whole
army or thieves marching in their wake could
not induce them 10 put IL in a safer place
Baltimore Nc7cS.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
CATALOGUE SALE OF VALUABLE STANDARD
TRATEp BOOKS. AMONG WHICH ARE
SGHOOLCRAFT'S NORTH AMERICAN IN
LOSSING'S HISTORICAL WORKS BURKE'S
DUBON'S BIRDS OF AMERICA. ENCYCLO-
PEDIA BRITANNICA, CHAMBERS ENCY-
-CLOPEDIA, &c, &C,
To tie sold at my auction rooms, southwest F7Eh
corner of Pennsylvania avenue and 18th ~
street, on MONDAY. TUESDAY and WE'D @
NESDAT EVENINGS, December 18th, 18th and
18th. commencing each evening at 30 O'Clock pre-
Cisely.
dec1Ost IPostl THOS BOWLING, Auct.
nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A SMALL BRICK HOUSE
AND LOT ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF RHODE
ISLAND BETWEEN FOuRIEENIH
AND FIFTEENTH STREETS NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of a deed OF trust, dated March -
20 b. A ID. 1878, duly recorded in llber NO T,;,,,
S79. folio 461. one of the land records for the -
Di-trct of Columbia, and at the request OF the
public aflctIon. in front of the premises, on TUES
DAY, December 24tb. 1878, at O'Clock .. m. the
following real estate situate In the city of
Washington. D. c., to wt-Lot lettered +, in st
EinCent's Orphan Asylum recorded subdivision of
original lo!s in Square numbered two hundred and
eleven CHI together with the improvements, &c.
Terms pue-fourth cash. AND the balaucs in six
twelve ami eighteen months, with per cent inter
property sold, or all cash, ar option of the pur-
chaser 800 deposit required at the time of SALE
and al cOnveyanC'rg and recording at purchasers
cost. Terms 10 be compiled with in seven days
property at the risk and cost o. the defaUltiug pur
chaser. after ave days advertisement.
BRA AI H, II WARNER, Trustees
JAMES ". TYLER.
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DIVER AND ETIIoTT-1ds Men rin are Ne1'
ia step INTO the T5reatg- r"s,r- tr0i BiHA-Iohn j.
Dwyer, the champion pIgiSt OF America. was
Dorm In iS4,, stands feet 81. inches and weighs
i3i pounds. He said. after the signing uf the
papers for his match with Elliott. that he had
heretofore become entirely displeaSed with the
dolnSS nf tie prize fighters, and had made IN
his mind that he would not be- PLAYED fOr a
ICol as he mad been in the former matches that
lie had made with such tiiSt-clasS nleu IA Pat
Ryan. joe GoSS. and Kelly. He had a standing
challenge for three Years. Offering 10 fight any
man. barring neither country. color size nor
weight. NOW" he concluded. las I had
started sporting house. known as the cot
tage. in Duffieid street, near Fulton street.
Bioohlln, and was trying to make an honest
living. III! enemies would lot let me alone, bur
put up the Job for Elliott 10 challenge me.
am not AFRAID ot any man living. but, Ia please
The meddlerS. / have made This match. and.
win or lose, l VIII never enter the prize ring
again. | nave got 10 train of tnlrty-thrce
pounds OF flesh before have this fight
James Elliott was born I'm ireland i'm 1Si3.
stands feet II 3, inches and weighs 30 pounds
HIS iITci appearance in the Iing was in 1869 with
Young Clark, In this battle Elliott was de-
feated. FieWaS next matched with con owen.
but IL ended ina draw. Elliott was beaten by
,illn Dunn, by foul blow. in 1868 He beat Bill
Davies in nine rOundS-time. II minuteS--Iu
iS6., and beat Charley Gallagher in 1863. lie
says: ION the day OF the tight | expect. on en-
tering the ring TO weigh lao pounds. T..
SHH 18th.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
DUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF Two!sToRY BRICK
HOUSE AND LOT, ON SEVENTEENTH
ENUE AND P STREET NORTHWEST, AT
By virtue of deed of trust given us and IL
duly recorded in Liber No. 745, folio 279, ct T..
seq, one of the land records for Washington ts.M
county, in the District Of Columbia, and at the
request of the holder of note, will sell at public
auction, on SATURDAY, the It'll day of December
A. D. 1878 at 80 O'Clock pm, front of the prem
ises all of that part of Lot numbered twenty co..
Square numbered one hundred and fifty seven (lo7)
contained within the following metes and bounds :
Beginning for the same at the southeast corner of
said lot twenty and running thence north along the
line of 18th street west seventeen feet and inches
Of said lot, thence south seventeen feet six inches
thence east one hundred and forty feet the south
east corner of said lot and point of beginning
together with the improvements, ways easements
&C. to the same belonging or in any wise apper.
tanning.
Terms: Onethird cash balance in six and twelve
months with per cent interest. notes to be secured
by deed OF trust on the property sold. deposit of
SlO0 required at time OF sale If the terms of sale
are not complied with in five days the Trustees re-
serve the right to resell at the risk and of de
fautlng purchaser after giving five days notice of
such resale In some newspaper published in Wash
CHARLES E. PRENTISS.} -r,,,s,
no23eod GEO. TRUESDELI., trustees.
r~THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL,
SATURDAY, the 14th day of December 1873, a.
same hour and place.
CHARLES E. PRENTIsS,} ,..
dec5-eod GEO. TRUESDELL, trustees