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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1879-12-24
Presidential RumOrs.

The Washington correspondent Of the
Springfield Republican, under date of De-
cember 18th, says "There has been great
deal of discussion here to-day as to the moral
effect of the action of the Republican con-
vention yesterday. The new chairman and
and earnestly advocate the nomination of
General Grant for the presidency. Senator
Cameron is known to believe that Grant will
be the candidate, and is believed to be in the
confidence of General Grant and to have re-
ceived limitations, when the two gentlemen
were in Chicago, that Grant would not de-
cline a nomination. Senator Cameron has
repeatedly announced that the boom would
start in Pennsylvania, that the Republican
convention to nominate delegates to Chicago
would be held in Harrisburg at an early
day and open the ball by instructing those
delegates to vote for the nomination of
Grant. The men who assisted Cameron in
the canvass for the craftsmanship were all
Of them outspoken Grant men, and it is as
serted here by those who are usually in
formed on such subjects that the proposition
to make Cameron chairman of the commit
tee originated in Chicago during the Grant
reception there. 1t is understood here that
the New York Times is coming out squarely
for Grant as the next presid antial candidate.
There have already been some strong indica-
tions that way and the fact that George
Jones, the proprietor, was admitted to the
inner circle of the Grant family at Philadel-
phia strengthens the belief. 1t is also un.
derstood here among Secretary Shermans
friends that during his visit in New York
next week there will be consultation Of
eastern men who are favorable to him as
| presidential candidate with view of ar
ranging plan of procedure. Now that the
convention, date and place is fixed, several
candidates will begin to put their machinery
i'll motion, aud Secretary Sherman has some
very strong advocates in New York and New
| England. General Robinson, chairman of
the Ohio Republican committee has been
several days in close consultation with the
secretary, Colonel Moulton and other Sher-
man men,"
In agreement with the foregoing, a man
who served on General Grants staff during
the war, who has been intimately associated
with him ever since, and who has just met
him at Philadelphia, says that, while the ex-
president will not do anything to encourage
his nomination for another term, he will not
object to the use of his name, and has told
some of his friends as much. If the Re
publicans nominate him with substantial
unanimity, he will accept, but he will not
utter word on the subject in the mean
while. If the honor comes to him, it must
come unlimited, but in that case no doubt
is felt by his friends that it will be CRATE
fully accepted.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1879-12-24

ALBANY JOURNAL alt is related that
Mrs. Lincoln's prophetic soul told her she
would be the mistress of White House and
so, when her awkward wooer came along
she accepted him, confident he would be
president, even if he was not pretty as
she used to say. 1t is said that Mrs. Thomas
Hendricks, of Indiana, is, or believes she is
similarly gifted, and by reterating her be
lief, keeps alive the delusion her husband
cherishes."
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1879-12-24

New YORK Herald: SIN South Carolina
the presidential electors were chosen by the
Legislature down to the civil war The
legislature Of every state has unlimited dis
erection as to the mode of appointment, aud
there is no legal authority to call it to ac-
count. But it would be none the less an
audacious and outrageous act of dishonor
for the New York Legislature to do what is
asked Of It,"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1879-12-24

The Augusta Georgia. Chronicle says
ave have never yet heard of band of col
ored men in Georgia bold enough to enter a
town, force a Jail and murder prisoner. II
is well known that in this state lynching il
done by white men, and by white men only.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1879-12-24

ELY.-The famous lawsuit between the Vermont
Copper Mining Company and Messrs. Bicknell &
Pollard, which has been pending for several years,
and on which a large amount OF money has been
spent, has at last been decided The court gave
"a verdict for the company some time since, and it
then went to the supreme court, which sustains
that decision in every particular This is quite
feather in the cap of some Of our Vermont law
yers, as it is one of the most important cases, in
the money involved, that has ever occurred in the
state. News was hourly expected for some days
and when at last it came, and such good news, all
Ely went wild. 1t was ten o'clock at night, but
in few moments Mr.. Ely Goddards house was
illuminated from top to bottom with a candle at
every pane of glass Some other houses followed
suit, and soon drum was heard, with dinner-bell
accompaniment. Door-bells we're rung till nearly
twisted from the handle, and men who had gone
to bed sprang up, and were soon dressed and out
to swell the crowd. Mr., Ely Goddards house
was soon filed and there was congratuaton all
around Mr. Ely boards at West Fairlee, and he
was not disturbed except to receive the announce
ment, till the next day. The next morning
all hands were given holiday the school
children among the rest About two hundred
employees, with the Ely cornet band, formed a
procession and marched to West Fairlee to call on
Mr. Ely and give him ahand-shake, and the good
feeling was genuine, too; for Mr.. Ely is greatly
respected by all his help, from the superintendent
downward, and all feel an interest in his fortunes
and the prosperity Of the company Some one
was indiscreet enough to give money to the
crowd for u treat, and the result was what might
have been expected There was no noise or dis
turbance, but a few got very tired and sat down
by the roadside and a few gave specimens OF
cross-legged walking which no sober man could
accomplish easily. For this, neither MIR. Ely nor
MIR. Goddard was responsible and much regret
WAS expressed all around, but an occasion like
this seldom occurs The company paid of the
help last Saturday for two months.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1879-12-24

SENSIBLE CANADIAs.-Mr. Gadbois Of Brock
Vile, Canada, after being cured OF prostrating
maarial disease contracted In Texas, by means Of
Warmers Safe Pills and Safe Bitters, writes to us
4" shall never travel In that climate without your
Safe Pills and Safe Birters Ms part Of my outfit
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1879-12-24

will lecture Mt Boston Music Hall, on New Years
Eve. and Governor Long will preside. 40. }.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-05-05
Baltimore General Market.

BALTIMORE May 3, 1873.
Cotton steady and higher. Mddllng. l9c,
Flour firm. HOward-slreet and Western super6ne,
s3G37j; do extra, "a 2iGI rs; do family. s47jd575:
CITY Mills supernc, % 1908 50 do extra, siasi 20; do
Rio brands, 80 5DGD57j; Patapsco family, 90 90
Wheat-Southern firm, Western inactive South
ern red, 81 1901 1876 do amber 81 1901 49, Noe Penn
sylvania red, Il Is; No Western winter red, SPOT
81 1891 1873; May IL 1901 3's; June, 81 l2:
July. Il O9ysQIl 10.
Corn-Southcrn steady Western: Offerings light
with fair demand and firm Southern white 80 TIC;
do yellow, i2'stdl}c; Western mixed. spot and May
i2,@42isc; June, ij49i31sc; July, HGpi46. steamer
400 iO!4c
Oats iirmer Southern, 3i637c; Western white, $50
35e; do mixed, S2gsic; Pennsylvania, S3G3ic.
Rye quiet at 55(g6Oc.
Hay firm Maryland and Pennsylvania prime to
choice, Sl2lli.
Provisions steady. Moss pork, $40 5OGlO76 Bull,
meats Loose shoulders, 3'tC clear-rlb SIDES dc:
packed, i5c and sac. BucOn--ShOulders 45c; clear
rib sides &c. Hams, 04@9c. Lard refined. In terceS
FAC. Butter dull and weak prime choice Western
packed ioGl7c roll, llQi3c. Eggs dull and weak ut
lOc
Petroleum steady. Crude, 74@i14c; refined, SIC.
Coffee quiet and steady, Rio caryoes lOlDidc.
Sugar Irm. A son, s1Jsiac
Whisky dull ana nominal vt 81 O7tAl on.
EreghtS to Liverpool per steam steady. Cotton,
3-l6d; Hour. . Sd; grain. 6..d.
Receph-Flonr. Elm Dbls whsS. 73,l0J b corn.
co 500 bu; oats, 300 bu.
Shlpments-Wheat, 1900 bu; corn, 10, l0O1N
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
MONETARY MAT3ERS.
Now YORK Money market.

Nav York May 2, 1879,
The foreign commerce Of New York for the past
week was rs folows General merchandise tlmports)
including dry goods, s9gB,75); produce (cxports)
t6,0j6,0l3
Money was easy to-day ut 2'i@s per cent
Foreign exchange was steady at is69i50 for long
and is5aG@isS for demand.
Government bonds were firm.
State bonds were quiet.
Railroad bonds were active and buoyant. Erie new
Consolidated seconds to 75, funded Is to 7O old
fonrths TO 1885, Wabash equipments to ST. do lex cou-
pom convertibcs TO 75s do rsts (St Louis Division,
eN matured coupOn) to OI, Denver aud Rio Grande
hiots to g24, Burlington Cedar Rapids and Northern
hrsts TO ma Chesapeake and Ohio rsls (series ~
81 81 Paul hrsts II IL Division extension) to 1857,
Union Pacific lrsts 10 II, do sinking funds to max,
southern Pacific nrsts to o. Rome and ogdensburg
consolidated lrsts to 80 Fort Wayne seconds to i2iH
Lake Shore registered hrss 10 no. aud Iron Mountain
nfsstQ ll2i, There were large sales Of New Jersey
iva Rnd Lehigh and Wilkesbtrro consolidated to IL
hrSls rose from 7O4G to u and reacted TO "A,
san FranCsc1 seconds (class B) dropped from ID4 10
a. aud Great Western hrsts lex coipoi) from la 10
VIDA, Albany uiid SuSq chanDu seconds declined TO
100 and Northwestern gold coupons to II2b
Inc stock market was strong aud active throughout
ns ehtEe dHy aiid an advance Of d4 per cent WAS
principal activity was la Erie Lake shore Wabash,
Northwestern, 81 Paul. and Western Union, which
closed ~ The best figures OF the day Some OF the
priced shares reacted sharply In the late dealings par
tcliary Louisville and Nashville which declined
closed strong IN tone. The sales included II 900 ares
Erie 700 Lake shore, COZ Wabash, 1000 North
vest = OJ0 ~ Paul, 1900 Delaware, Lickawanna and
western, bNO) Michigan Central, 2Uol Union Pacific,
1910 Hannibal aud - Joseph, 300 Ohio and NJ ssi
slppl llUOO Western Union, 600 Pacific Mail, HOO
CITY anu Northern, aud 80 ~ Louisville and Nashville
lhO following wero tile closing prices;
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GEORG ETOIPN NEWS,
Collected by Republican Reporte,

About eleven o'clock Saturday morning, while
four boys, named William Doyle Lawrence Sulli.
van, Stephen Curran, and George j. Durkins whose
ages ranged from eleven to fifteen, were fishing in
q boat opposite the foot of Washington street the
boat was upset and all four were thrown into the
water. man named Charles Hicks who saw the
accident hastened to the assistance OF the boys and
succeeded in rescuing Doyle and Sullivan. Curran
aged fourteen and Durkns, nged eleven, were
drowned. Curran's body was recovered about four
o'clock in the afternoon by John Eastern and taken
TO his fathers home, on NJ street, between Twenty.
an inquest unnecessary. Durkins lived at the cor
ner of Twenty. fifth and NJ streets Parties were out
dragging the river all day yesterday for the body Of
had been fruitless.
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GREAT
1879
1879

TO THE S6 5iFf1 W Isf AND Nd s6uTuwEsT.
sPIrSbIb sStihAShifS$tf S3$ dEiFi Ef Eaurr,
TRAINS Gh kEfh REH RF &c Depot cor
ner OF sixth and y streets, as follows;
For Pittsburg and the West, 1910 m. daily, with
plIisburg 10 Cincinnati, ST. Louis and Chicago
7;49 p n, daily with Psace Car to cheese
For Canandagua Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara Falls
and the North At $40 y. IN. daily, except saturday,
with Palace Cars to Canaan dalgua. For williams
For New York and the East 1890 and 1915 2; m. daily
wi h Palace Cars attached. Limited Express OF
Pullman Parlor Cars, 80 M daily, except
nilording direct transfer to Fulton street. avoid
ing double ferriage and journey across New YORK
For Philadelphia, 1880, 500, and 1ol5 p daily. Lin.
. lied Express 800 a. M. daily, except Sunday. a.,
For Baltimore, I, s:35. 1910 III. and 400 p. M daily,
except Sunday; 1910 H. M, 1870, $780, $40, ana lOl5
For 'Popes Geek Line. 7 a. m and 42O p. m. daily
For Annapolis, a. M and 400 p. m. daily, except
ALEXASDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL.
NAY AND ALEXANDRIA, AND WASHING
For Alexandria, O. $50, s. 10 II a. m and lll ~
8, 6;05, Z, and 1880 p M. ON sunday,0 a, me- l;i1
For RichhPond and the South, C;5O a. M and $50 p M
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, G:i5 75.s
Q, TO- II II M. and 42o, >, 6;l5, Z, and II p. H.
on sunday at and 10 n. m. and 6:l5 y. m,
Tickets, Information sleCplng and pprlor.car nc
commodations can be procured at the oilices-north-
east corner of Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania
avenue, and at the depot where orders can be
left for the checking OF baggage to destinations from
"''''' L. p. TXRNER General Passenger Agent.
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager.
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u
The following are tho official closing quotations OF
mi atp
GENERAL M1RKE I,S.
Georgetown Grain Market.

GEORGETOWN, May $50.
Wheat-Slnce Thursday last there have been no
offerings of wheat Change and the general market
Is consequently quiet ana nominal, with local mill
Ing inquiry for the top grades of both descriptions In
the absence of recepis or sales we continue to quote
good TO prime Fuz at 81 100 l3s aud Lancaster ut
~ lit1l lG
Corn-There is an increasing inquiry for yellow corn,
while for both descriptions the demand is largely In
excess of the supply. We quote noninally ut ijc.
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PROPO0AL0.
DR0P0sALS FOR FREsH BEEF.

OFFICE OF
ACTING, ASSISTANT CoMMfssARY OF suBs1srENcE,
WAsHfNGTOS ARSENAL, d. G., April > 1870
, Sealed proposals lin dupcate) Will I've received ut
thls Office until Y o'clock noon on Thursday May s.
ISVt Tor furnishing the Fresh Beet required by the
Subsistence Department U. > army, at this post dur
ing lhe fiscal year commencing July /, 1870. Pro
oals for Fresh Beet should he plainly written on
the envelopes containing the bids.
separate bids nrc also invited for Choice Cuts OF
Beef for officers for the same period.
The contract for fresh beef shall not be construed
to Involve the United states IN any obligation for pay
ment IN excess OF the appropriation granted by Con
grcss for the purpose.
Information rs to conditions. quality of beef, pay
ments, &c. can be obtained by application to
u. II. HUBBARD,
my2 First Lieut.. Second Artillery, A, A. G. s.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
The greet doube.track
NATIONAL ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
to the
WEST
SUNDAY. NoovEnBii5Ri il, is7s, at $40 A. NJ.

NORTH, roRTHwEsT, WEST AND SOUTH.
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER IL, 1878, at $40 AM
5;o0T, I'M y . YORK, riiLApELPIfIA, AND Bos,
Bamoe only stops n'G az s S n fH pnayA 10
n R5Poe RHaG29 a jeRa3gip Hanover and ELK
G5OaBal!imore, Annapolis, and Way piedmont,
Strasburg, Winchester, Hagerstown, and Way via
74oHtB1 RTMoRE AND LAUREL EXPRESS.
slO,Point Of Rocks, Pledmont strasburg, Win.
SaoI,NEW ,Y6iR!iIS,0 PHfLA RELPiffX, BOSTON.
AND BALTIMORE EXPRESS. Parlor Car 70
New York and Philadelphia. stops at Annapolis
9g 1sD PsgH5 GHEGAgo ri sG
sTck. Hag9rstown, and Valley Branch, except
to Cincinnati daily. Grafton to sandusky daily,
300, ;!oh sunday 'ouly-Baltmore, Annapolis, and
Baltimore EXPRESS stops at Blndens.
:. ZION JesSup's. and Hanover.
iSO-NEW York, PniLA DELPHTX AND B0S-
1888, ion sunday only for baltimore and Way sta
43O-BAITIMoRE, BLADENsBURG, AND LAU.
REL EX EN- t Frederick via Relay stops at
4s5ntPoInt Of Rocks Frederick, uagcistown, Win.
chester, and Way stations, on sundays TO Point
Of Rocks and Way stations only. 60
'ffi1TG 1i HoR a AND BAL,
T1MORE ENPkE:SS. ElliCOu CITY, NOrIOlk, cN
cept Sunday. Norfolk passengers taken in the
cars direct To boat OF Canton, Stops at Bladens
burg and Laurel.
G:5O-t baltimore and Way Stations z
7i3O-tCHiCAGo AND COLUMBUS EXPRESS
| Sleeping cars TO Chicago
| S:l0f-BALTIMOREEN pRESS.
G9C-Pont Of Rocks and Way STATIONS ,,.,,,, r,
VAR" AID F FHHtsb hxfHEss PiIs6Srg cT
cept sunday. Pullman Cars
| i0:I5-tNEW YORK, PIiiLA DELPHIA, AND BAL,
| TIMORE EXPRESS. Sleeping car 20 New Norh
and special sleeping car to Philadelphia.
! tDally. ION sunday only. Other trains daily, ex
| cept sunday. All trains stop at Relay station.
| For further Information apply at uekel oiilces ~
depot corner New Jersey avenue and & street, uDl
| 69, Gp, and ii3J Pennsylvania avenue northwest
| Washington and Masonic Temple, High street
Georgetown, where tickets can be procured and or
dcrs will be taken for baggage to be checked anu 70
coived at amy point In the city. =, ,,,,,,,-.r,
| l.. NJ. COLE, w. NJ CLEMENTS,
General Ticket Ag't. Master rrnnsn
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I bRoposALs FOR CUT GRANITE.
OFFICE OF srrrnvtsrNo Ancnrrrcr.

OFFICE OF SUPERVISING ARCHITECT.
TREASURY DErAuTMEST,
WAsutSGToN, u. G., April 20, 1870.
Sealed proposals will be received Mt this office until
u M The 18th day OF May $50 for furnishing and
wall of north garden of this building IN accordance
and any additional niornntlon NAV be had ON appi.
cation at this Office where the drawing may be seem
JOHN FRASER,
an3) Acilng SunerYslng Architect.
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Tons of Cords of

Specifications, with blank proposals, can be oh.
tanned upon application at any of the stations
named, or at tho offices of the Quartcrmaster, Wash
ngton ID. G.. Assistant Quartermastcrs, 226 South
Fourth street. Philadelphia, Pa, and 80 Broad street,
New York.
Proposals should be Endorsed proposals for
Fuel" and addressed to the undersigned.
W. Is. SLACK,
apps Major and Quartcrmastcr.
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BOWLING, Aucuonccr.

TRUSTEES SALE or IwoTwo STORY FRAME
HOUSES ON q STREET, BETWEEN SIXTH
AND AND SEVENTH SouTHWEsIi ONE THREE Rec
STORY FRAME HOUSE, CORNER ELEVENTH.
AND + STREETS SOUTHWEST, AND -FOUR
THREE STORY BRICK HOUSES ON ELEV-
ENliG STREET SOUTHWEST.
by virtue Of decd of trust, dated the LIST day OF
August a. D. 1873, and recorded In Lber No SOB, folio
45l Ct sell land records for the District Of Co
lumba and at the request of the party secured there
by, we will offer at public auction, in front OF the
promises, on THURSDAY, the Sh day of May next,
at O'Clock p. M, the following described real estate
and premises, with the improvements thereon. To-
Gated IN Washington, ID. G.. and designated on the
ground plan Of said city as lots No II and A. of Her.
ron and Churchs subdivision of square i6T.
lmmed ately aitorthe sale of said lots will also Of
fer al public sale Lots No. land IL Of q. u. ChurchS
recorded subdivision of lots In square No. 32S and
also Immediately thereafter will offer lots No. H. 49,
and 10 Of Churchs subdivision Of lots in square No.
81.
Terms of sale; Onc.eghth of the purchase money
In cash. the residue in O. IL, Is, p, 80 80. and 40
months, with inters 81 from the day of sale ut per
cent, TO be secured upon the promises sold or all cash.
at purchasers option. a deposit OF $50 Will be re-
quired of the purchaser on the day of sale.
If the terms of sale are not compiled with within
ten days. hetrustees reserve the right TO resell at risk
and cost OF deiauting purchaser
l. l.. JOHNSON. / rr,s,oos
ap90lOt T. KURT JOHNSON, J trustees
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loPOsALs FOR FUEL.
ouARrERNAsTER's OFFICE,

QUARTERNAsTERs OFFICE.
U. $. MARINE CORPS,
WASHINGTON, April 2j 1879.
Sealed proposals, in duplicate, will be received
al this office until II o'clock noon of THURSDAH,
the 18th day of June next, for supplying wood and
coal to the United States Marines at one or more of
the following stations, from LIST July, 1879, to 30th
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ASSIGNMENTS FOR TODAY.

Supreme Court Of the Distrlct.-No. 35, Edwards
vs. Hickman; No. l6, Phoenix Mutual Life Insur-
No. IS, Mcdaniel VS., Wright; No. 50, TruesdOle vs.
Austin; NO. Al. Hunt VS. Burche No. Al, Painter
vs. Drane; No. DO, Smith VS.. Chronicle Company
DYER. '-' VS. Wv
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Chesapeake and ohio Canal

Arrived-Boats NJ \ shupp, Moore, Ben VII.
hanson John Leech, Il Il summers -Four sister,, l.,
A II liradt and II 5 Dixon
Ceared-Boats Kate PrE.hor. NJ ; Fernsnor, NJ
Meigs, Washington Irving Arthur Lowell! Sycorax
j n Clearey, VI a Shupp, a liuiu. II II Summers
LeetCl
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District Courts,

Circuit Court-Justice Cox.-Draper VS.. Alex.
anderi non-suit. The remaining jurors were dis.
charged for the term, and the court will meet at
eleven o'clock this morning to hear motions.
Equity Court-Jusice MacArthur.--This court
was occupied on Saturday In hearing motions, and
the term closed on that day The May term com.
calender va ''-S
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II \. COLDwELL, Real Estate Auctioncer,
~ 500 II street norlhMea

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM.
PROVED PROPERTY ON TIE NORTH SIDE
OF X STREET, BETWEEN TWENTY. FIRST
AND TWENTY SECOND STREETS NORTH
WEST
BY virtue ora decree passed by the Supreme Court of
the District of Columbia, In equity cause 1911 on the
9th day OF April. 1879, wherein James w. Owens was
complainant and ~ >. SmOOt OF al. were defendants
VIII sell Mt public auction, In front OF the premises
on SATURDAY, the 10Th day OF May, a. u. 1872, at
O'Clock y. M, the following described real estate,
situated IN the city of Washington, District Of Coum.
bin to witt
Part of lot seven (7. in square seventythroe (73)
beginning for said part of lot ut the southeast corner
thereof and running thence west twCntysiN (2) feet
thence north one hundred and ioriy.six ti) feet and
eleven an inches thence east twenty-sN (2G) feet
thence south one hunlre aud oTysiX (I6) feet ana
eleven (l inches to the point Ofbcginning; the same
being the east twenysiN (26) feet front street
north west, by the depth of said lot.
Terms of sale: One.third OF the purchase money In
cash the balance in six and twelve months, with In
terest az per cent, per nnnu, for which notes Sc
cured by deed of trust uron the property sold must
be given by the purchaser or all cnsh at option of
purchaser deposit Of siU0 Will be required of the
purchaser Mt time of sale
If terms are not complied with within five days af-
ter sale, tho trustee the right to resell the
property Ht tile risk ana cost of deultng purchaser
after i've days advertisement
JAMES II. SMITH, Trustee,
$50 Eighth street northwest
Il A Otanu md "A