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A FATAL BUTTING MATCH-A special to the
Chicago Times from GreenvflIe, y. C.. july 22
says: One OF the most novel contests known to
the sporting world took place here to-day. With
a desire 10 oVerdo the White people the negroes
arranged butting- match for the purse OF $3.50
ana the champion cap. The entries were Charles
Burlington and Bod Brooks two powerfully
built negro men OF about "a years. The butting
TOOK place Ia large lot on the outskirts OF the
town, and was witnessed by several hundred
people. The contest opened at II O'Clock, and
continued with undated fury for two hours.
At the start Burlington was the fayorite, and
was loudly cheered by the crowd, but he soon
began to show signs OF tagging, and after the
first hour failed to come to time, and he had to
be accorded brief respite for rest and breath.
AS soon as the novel contest was renewed
Brooks remarkable powers OF endurance and
thick skull began TO tell on his antagonist a
few minutes before the close OF the contest Bur-
lington fell down from exhaustion, and had to
be carried out OF the ring, and medical attend
anCe summoned. He was terribly bruised and
Dutted about the Uranium and face, and died a
few hours after leaving the field. Brooks got
the purse, and will, no doubt, be arrested and
get good term OF Imprisonment In the state
prison for manSlaughter.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es-
L RTATE

By virtue Of . decree OF the Circuit Court -
t s aqas tee snS SSaPs H9s %
ssiI at SbIie SALE L. q the Mansion House on "oson
CITY II SRgSse
The sill day Of july 1879 st the hour Of Ii O'clock
the gsusble real estate or tracts q
Thomas Berr s foox the property
lst,AlI that valuable farm and real estate known
said county. and s. rderins on the Po.o@ac River.
opposite Alexandra, containing. toeether with the
Manor" Pleasant His" BarnaSy Manor' and md
n ~ Lot" 1922 acres more , or less The
the woodland rs above described, contains 6s2 co
acres: The first. or oxon HIN proper. has been
This is the most desirable and valuable real estate
y s
from WASHINGTON city, and has upon it the Public
which part Of tue place. It viii be sold in Lots 10
suit purchasers, or as q whole. It has upon it a
Washington and Ale1andria N'''0' "a
Lam and Mary" or Hanson Quarter" situated in
spaldins's district in said county. at or Suit
o. This Is
ed to the growth Of and s
ducts OF The county. 1t has bsen divided. by recent
survey into five lots and will be sold in lots or as
SD Part Of q Tract OF Land. called Marietta
D.
situated Mt "Glenndale, on the Baltimore and Poto
mac railroad, in Bowie district, in said county, CON
tanning, by recent survey, 222 l.l6 acres more or
less. The soil is kind and well adapted to the growth
Of fruits and vegetables It's easy access from Wash
ington and Baltimore by rail. and Its healthfu lOca
ton, renders it valuable both for market purposes
and residences.
Terms Of sale: Onethrd of the purchase money
to be paid in cash the day of sale, ratification
thereof by the Court; ana the residue in equal IN
salnents Of and two years from the day of sale
the whole to bear interest from the day Of SAFE and
the ed payments to be secured by the bonds OF
the purchsrer. With security, to be approved by the
Iluste.s. The Trustees will require the purchasers
to DEPOSIT with them, at the time of SALE amounts
p1oportonate to their respective purchases from
$50 to $500.
Persons DESTROYS OF purchasing are invited to view
the premises prior to the day Of sale
Convey 6nCing at cost OF purchasers
Soe g tHk :; ROBERTS, JR ! Trustees.
n. R.-Address Trustees, at Upper Marlb TO
or klade nsburg, Prince Georges county, Md.
July 4, 1879
NOTICE TO CREDiTORS.-The creditors of the
said THOMAS +. BERRY are hereby notified to file
their csi linus, properly authenticated with the OerI
Of the Circuit Cou.t within three months from the
day Of sale.
JOSEPH K. ROBETS, JR.,l -rr,,s.oo,
jy8.2aw8t N @. STEPHEN, ! A'"s'ecS
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GREER. On Monday, July 2sth, 1879, ct 8 80
AIM, MILTON GhEER, in the thirty ffth year Of his
, The friends Of tbs family are requested to attend
the funeral, from the residence of his father, No.
afternoon. at O'Clock. Ns
KEENE. On July 9th, 1879, at G go s,m, Mrs
MARY kEFNE, beloved wife Of James S. keere,
formerly of Eastern Shore of Mary snd.
Funeral on Tuesday, the 18th inst At 4 o'clock
pm from fer late residence, l427 B street north
west Relatives and friends requested to at
tend. toueen Anne's county papers please copy.l
PlNkNlY, on Sunday. July 27th. 1879, at
o'clt ck AM, Mrs MARY PINESEY. wife Of Alexsn-
der irki ey, after long and painful Illness In the
thirty fifth year Of her age.
Funeral Tuesday, at O'Clock p m, from the res.
idence Of her husband. rear corner OF 9th and 3
streets southeast
SPEARE. On Saturday, July Goth, 1879, LULA
MAY, only dauehte Of Frank A. and Ida W 6ieares
afed one year and eleven days.
Funeral from residence, l222 Maryieno avenue
southwest, IT 5 o'clock this afternoon
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Skin and Scalp Diseases should b, treated exte,
nsily with CUTICURA, assisted by the OUTICURA
soar, and KEsOLvENT taken internally, until cured
and some time afterward Where the Humors are
confined to the Blood and not show themselves on
the surface, the RlsOLvENT alone will speedily
drive thu u from the system. The CUTICURA REME.
infallbly cure the most loathsome cases of
Scrofulous and Skin and Scalp Humors, as is at
tested by hundreds of unsolicited testimonials in
our possession.
Prepared by Weeks h Potter. Chemists and Drug
gists 800 Washington Street, Boston, Mass and for
sale by all Druggists and Dealers. Price of CUTI.
CURA small boxes 30 cents large boxes, containing
two and one-haf tunes the quantity of small, ST.
REsoLyENT, 81 per bottle CCTICURA SOAP, % cents
per cake; by mail. 81 cents; 3 cakes. rs cents.
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DUNoANsON BROS. Auc,toneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE USI1f
PROVED PROPERTY CORNER OF FIRST
STREET WEST AND NEW YORK AVENUE
By virtue OF a decree of the Supreme Couri go
of the District Of Columbia passedin csuse No ~
6eb7. equity, Wherein Jacob Roth Is complain -.
cutter, he'll. at.law Of Adolph Kracutler deceased
a. defendants will proceed to SELL at public auc
O'Clock p ~, in front OF the premises ali that oi
Of ground situated in the city of Washington. Dis
numbered two, in square numbered SIX huncrsd ed
and eighteen (6ls> fronting l32 feet LIST street
welt and ISL feet inch on New York avenue con
tanning 1903 square feet q ground
Terms of sale: Oneth cash. fof which sl0g
will be required upon the fall of the hammer,) and
balance IN two equal instsments, for which the pur
chaser will required to give his notes at six and
twelve months from Day OF SALE with interest at six
Yer cent OR all cash, at option Of purchaser. Terms
to b, a ~ &C implied with within ten days from day
ofssle otherwise the Trustee reserves tn right
sell 1t the risk and cost Of the defsu.tinS uChaser
All copveysncing at cost of purchaser.
u 2S 3taW &ds CHARLES MATTER, Trrstaa.
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WORKSHOPS BUkNED.-The works OF the Hart
ford Comm Foundry and Machine Company
were partly destroyed by fire yesterday, and
Locomotive works OF Paterson, n. j., was more
or less injured. The total value OF the ma
cninery, stock and tools was about S55 0aO The
loss is about S30,c0o. The Stone Breaker works,
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STRIKE froTs IN FALL RIVERA serious
ARRAY occurred at the Slade mill, Fan River
ABOUT O'Clock Saturday afternoon some
strlklng SpinnerS. who aliege that while pass
Ing the min they were shouted at by working
splnners created disturbance and crowd.
numbering from five hundred TO a thousand
persons. soon gathered. Deputy Sheriff Ruf-
hngton, who was On duty at the min. ordered
the crowd TO disperse IN the name OF the COM
monWealth, but this they failed TO do and one
big fellow handled Burlington rather roughly
The mob then began TO throw stones and IRE
shots, one of which grazed the head OF work.
Ing spinner within the yard. By order or the
striking spinner was struck ia the hip and
Gand. TIE police were te!eyraphed for, but
the crowd scattered before their arrival. The
strikers assert that the first fire came from the
yard. The whole affair took place upon the
private property OF the corporation. Another
crowd OF about seventy-fiye strikers on Satur-
day night collected 10 front OF Mechanics hall
Which is about two miles from the scene OF the
afternoons disturbance. alc maze loud threats
against the spiDnerS at work there A con-
staoie says several slung shots were carried by
The strikers, but that none OF them were used
The police were Immediately telegraphed f1r
whefeupon the crowd scattered. Saturd Az
afternoon working spinner was assaulted on
the street, roughly handled, and forced TO fee
10 the station house for protection. Hugh
Knowles and jeremiah Delaney were arrested
Dy the police On warrant charging them with
having last week attempted to fntlmidate a
spinner, who Is working Ia the eastern part OF
the city. They were released on ban.
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JOHNNY D0BBs SHOT AT BY FARMER
For some days past Johnny DobbS, who was
brought h1ther from Philadelphia on suspic.oa
OF completely In the Manhattan Bank burglary
and who is now confined Ia the TombS, has
been complaining or severe pain ia the feshy
part OF his left arm. This morning the arm was
examined by DIR. Hardy, the physician to the
city prison, when DobbS told him that the pain
was caused by bullet which had never been
extracted. DR.. Hardy got his case OF fnstru.
ments, and after cutting into the flesh about q
quarter OF an inch extracted small bullet,
such as are used IN Smith Nelson's revolyers
Dooos SAID 10 had been there over year. aud
he was glad to get rid OF it. he told the doctor
that he was travelling on a New jersey road,
and was shot at BY farmer, who mistook him
Tor some one else. The bullet, he said. had not
troubled him until lately. He also told DIR.
Hardy that he had two or three other bullets
10 his legs which he claimed he had received
from persons he did not know, who nistook
MIN for some other perSon.-IN \. ExpreSs. 2ssh.
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TTHRUSTEE SALE OF DESIRABLE IMPROVED
L AND UNIMPR0VED PROPERTY

i AND UNEMPLOYED PROPERTY
By virtue of o deed Of trust, Gated May 9Th, -
A. y. 1877, duly recorded in Liber No 1853, ITO
folio 2S4 ct seq, one of the land records for 49,
the District of Columbia, and at the request of the
party secured thereby viii sell at public auction
i'll front Of the premises, the following described
real estate situate in the city of Washington, D. c.,
m Lot A, in the subdivision of east twothird OF
lot square 1872 on south side Of Pennsylvania ave-
nue. between 18th and 18th sta. northwest
AT SO O'Clock p. NJ, sub lot H. square 161, west
side OF Connecticut avenue, between and n ats
northwest
At 6 o'clock pm, the north seventeen az feet
front OF lot ny the depth thereof in Davilsoas
subdivision Of square 1861 west side of Connect
cut ayenne between and L streets northwest
Also. or SATURDAY, August I'd, 1879, at 5 O'Clock
pm, lot 10 square COS. on Sd, between and L
streets southwest.
At 81 o'ce OK p M, lot 9, square GIL, OF I'd, b.
tween and streets southwest.
At O'Clock pm, lot D. sq. 6lO mort least corner
Car al ana ttieets southwest.
Immediately thereafter lot q, square 612, south
east corner If Canal and stree 8 southwest, to
Eetber with the improvements, etc
Terms: OEe-tOurth In cash. and the balance at
six, twelve, and eighteen months WITH interest a.
six per cent. per annum secured by deea of trust
purchaser. deposit Of $l6O required on each lot
at the tin of sale, and all convey Anclpg an1 re-
cording at purchasers cost. Terms to be complied
with III seven day. otherwise the Trustees reserya
the risht to resell the property 1t the risk and
cost Of the del aultng purchaser after Ave days ad
BRAINARD a. WARNER, n
PHILIP A. TRACY, Trustees
LUNCANSOM BIOS, Aucta. tSl6-eod&ds
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New YORK
AND THE
WHITE MOUNTAINS.

WHITE MOUNTAINS.
LAKE MENPHREMAGOG. QUEBEC. AND THE
-SAGUENAY RIVER
THROUGH TO THE MOUNTAINS BY DAY
LIGHT.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, JUNE 80, 1879,
THROUGH TRAIN WITH PARLOR CARS
FROM GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT VIA
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN AND HARTFORD
RAILROAD.
Leave New York on Day Express. ....... at sos am
And Arrive at Lttleton. J. 30 D. NJ
And Arrive 1T Bethlehem. at 7.45 pm.
And Arrive at Twin Mt House. at T.65 D. m
And Arrive at Fabyan's ...............at s. 10 D. M
And Arrive at Profile House. ....atS 10 o m
And Arrive at Crawford House. at s 30 pm
And Arrive at Quebec .................at8 30 am
Take Sleeping Car for Quebec at Wells River
Junction.
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MESSRs. ID. L. MOODY AND IRA ID. SANKEY par
ucipated in religious services held Sunday
afternoon and evening in cooper Institute. New
York. by tie evangelist. c. W. Sawyer. A
large congregation was in attendance on both
occasions, and hundreds or people had TO turn
away from the doors being unable to gain
admission
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THE MOON AND THE PRINCIPAL PLANErS-
During the nightly courses OF the moon that
satellite viii be near the principal planets, a 8
follows: Venus, August 20; Jupiter, August
ard 81: Saturn, August 4; Mars, August 9, and
Mercury, August Is on August "a the moon
will occult AntareS in The Scorpion. The oc-
ever, that IL will not be seen under very favora.
bic conditions. But as bad weather prevented
the young astronomer from seeing the occu Ia
ton or Antares on June 8, it viii probably be
worth bis while TO be on the lookout on the
evening CT August "a, since occultations OF large
stars are rare eventS.-fE.Y. Tribune
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A MURDERoUS YoUTa.-A special dispatch
from Godsbcro, \. c., July Is. says: To-day, at
Perry Hill, Pitt county, Charles Bardell a boy
Thirteen years old, became offended at some
remark that female friend or his mother made
about his partner and killed her. Ii seems the
boy laid IN wait for the woman On the road near
the village, and as she passed shot her with an
old army nIuSket
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A FATAL FALL.-WIlliam Dillon, who was
formerly Washington Iry1ng's coachman, died
Friday from the effects OF a fail, having been
knocked down by William Newman IN Tarry-
town, n y, two days before. Dillon was on q
drunken spree, and had been very violent at
the LoSSee House because his supply OF liquor
had been cut off. Mrs. LoSSee called upon
William Newman to put Dillon out OF the house,
and In doing so caused the fall that proved
fatal. The coroner's inquest eXonerated New
man from blame
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LARGELY ATTENDED MEETING OF WORKING
MEN, among whom were piano makers, cabinet
Varnishers, wood turner's, carvers, moulderS
and wood-workerS was held ia New York Sat-
urday for the purpose OF discussing the eight
hour labor movement. Resolutions were adopt
Cd iavor1ng the shortening OF time OF labor TO
eight hours day. pledging themselves to use
their Efforts to bring about this result, and drop
entirely the question CT wages and TO organize
efght-bour labor associations tn different shops.
Spirited addresses In behalf OF this measure
We're made In both German aud English.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
THQMAS DOWNING, Auctioneer.


ADM!S1gTRAToR's SALE OF HORSES AND
AND RoIsEHoLp EFFEdIs '''
On FRIDAY MORNING, August LIST, com NJ
and Pen.sy Sania avenue, shall sell. by "a
orc er of the Orphans Court the following effects
a" fIor Ms.t ! Mules aessase Carts.
Brg1Sy qfrryal RoE Nc; an, a.. ,s.or.
ment Of Groceries and Liquors.
SBEThe Horses and Carts VII Be sold at II
saSdts Administrator Of Aash GaTrsy. decd
CHANoEhz SALE bw GE HSMElSlsHED BRICK
BY virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court -
OF the Pr R1st F Of Csgmbi passed in EQUITY
st sa5s S1 Of
S so 5 n kd @ fsp Of IN
his lot has front q i feet on street north
width 100 feet to public alley, and is improved by
an unfinished brick dwelling.
Terms One third Of the purchase money in essh;
and the RI sidue in two equal payments, at elk and
twelve months, with six per cent interest. Convey
ancing at purchasers cost deposit of $l00 at the
~ REGINALD FENDALL, Trustee
STEIGER h LIEBERMANN. Aucts. iy25eohjs
T I. COLDwELL, Real Estate Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE NEAR UNIONTOWN, D. G.
Y sed pf eede Fl in Se s oo
ABB, of the land records Of D. O.. and 4a.&
written request Of party secured viii sen, At pgh
lie auction, in front of the premises, on THURS
sn No g. Of the snbd # Barry farm in
ments, consisting OF two twO-story frame Dwell
iBGs.
eshtsen months, per cent interest. S75 at time
Of sale. ConNeyaGcing at expen. 70 of purchaser.
to fEhsER 'sn aays Trustee
Jy21 "a ,2G 1881 ,Aug24,6
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TIE STILETTo IN NEW YoRK.-On Saturday
evening. at No. 314 Mott street, New York, a
crowd Of Italians were playing game called La
movla, giuseppe Brignaro caught Felce Be-
room. A fight ensued, and Bemento stabbed
Pcsarto Murano, one OF the players who sided
with Giuseppe, In the back twice. The Stiletto
entered his lung. The crowd fled and left Mu-
rano lying On the floor. When discovered at II
o'clock he was thought to be dying. The muir
Gerer was arrested.
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THOMAB BOWLING, Auctioneer,
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
1rnder and ,x ,,,. ESTATE.
me, bearing cate the 18th day of July, 1871, f.H
Haa ieeoroeo an ong the land records of the
Usuict OF Coiumbia, in Eber $685. folio 3Sl, will
EEL ct public auction: upon the premises, on SAT-
Dart III l 1 in s OF JaIY instant At O'CLOCK
Beginning at southw. ct corner Of lot and running
nenfe aons tns west line Of said lot Is feet, thence
saet 14z Ieet ~ inches to the line of said let
thence touth along said line 2eet to the sonth
line OF said lot thence along said south line l42 feet
This property is well located, and is improved by
Terms OF sale; One-thrd- cash. balance in one
and two years, deferred payments to be secured by
deec OF trust on the property sold, otherwise to
the satis faction of the Trustee All conyeyauclng,
at cost of purchaser. Purchaser Will be REQUIRED to
pay &lOO in cash at time Of SALE
jy14eo&ds W. B. WEBB. Trustee
TT THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED IN
consequence OF the lam, until WEDNESDAY,, July
30tb, 1879. same hour and place.
iy2S G&2s w. g. WEBB, Trustee
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u 81. WARNER, Auctloneer.

u q. WARNER, Auctloneer.
AUCTION SALE OF DESIRABLE LOTION WEST
SII L THlR1EEhTh STREET, BETWEEN 6
AND SOUTHEAST, AND LOT ON ALLEY
IN REAR
will fer. pubic suction. on the prem a.
ises, on FRIDAY August list 1879, ST o'clock S3S$
pm, lot G, squsre GO fronting 81 feet on -
18th treet. by depth of 100 feet Also ot ., Eanlt
size. II onting on alley in rear.
Terms al sale. jy2S-dSds
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AN OVERDOSE OF CHLoRAL-Ienry Wheeler
former dry goods merchant OF Syracuse, and
later OF New York, died In the former city last
week. from an overdose or choral. He amaSsed
fortune OF SS0,0oo in Syracuse which he lost In
New York. He has been terribly disspated Of
late Years: 1t is supposed he committed suicide
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SOMEBODY TO BLAME THIS TMK.-The coro-
ner's jury In Buffalo, n. Y, In the cases OF two
men killed by the fall OF part OF the East Buffalo
rouDd-house, have given verdict that the trusses
used in the construction OF the roof were unsafe:
that the labor employ ed In the construction and
the supervision were inexperienced and incom-
petent, and that the Leighton Bridge and Iron
Company are responsible yor the accident.
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A LADY KILLED ON THE RAuRoAp.-At
Easton, Pa, Thursday evening, about 6 o'clock,
Mrs. Christian Flug, an elderly lady. living In
this place, met with a most terrible death.
She was walking on the main track of the LIE.
high and Susquehanna railroad near the
Fourth street depot, when she was struck by a
locomotive and thrown upon the rails The en-
CINE and forty coal cars passed over her body,
which was literally torn to pieces. The wheels
passed diagonally across the body, from the left
armpit TO the right hip. Death was inStantane-
Gus. The unfortunate woman stopped aside
for one train to pass and got directly In front OF
another. She was married, but had no children.
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SKIN DISEASE.
ARemarka bic Letter from j. A. Tucker.
ESD, Manufacturer of the Bay
State superphOsphate.

Nestrs; WEEKS POTTER: Gentten,en:-I think
have paid for medicines and medical treatment dur
ing the latt twenty years all of three thousand dot
lars, without receiving any permanent relief
Last May while taking a Turkish bath at II Bsa
con st., q young man employed there by the name
OF VIM. Corbett induced me to allow him to apply q
preparation that he had Don me. assuring me that
1t was perfectly harmless. aud for certa consid-
GRAFTON he would cure me within thirty days from
the time be commenced. In case he failed to do SO
was to pay him nothing consented and he applied
it nearly every day for five weeks when the disease
amount agreed upon and then asked him what this
remedy was and he replied that it other than
CUTICURA.
Since that time have had no trouble from this
disease and have not had such good health in TWEEN
ty years as have had during the last six months.
l have since my recovery bought CUTICURA and
given 1t to friends suffering with akin diseases, and
in every instance it has cured them believe it to
be the greatest discovery Of the present century.
J. A. TUCKER
Is DoAkE ST.. BOSTON, Dec. 20. 1878.
NoTE--Mr. Tucker is a weli-knovn citizen, and
has served the city in many important capacities
He is at present a member of the Board Of Alder
men. He is also well-knOwn to ayricuturisi and
farmers as the maDufacturer Of the celebrated Bay
State SuperpkOsphate.
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Male OT ny SE sE vALuABLE IMPROVED REAL
sTkEER Al AS ph GoSNEGIdST
unaer and BY, virtue Of deed of trust, Ia
dated June LAP al (: 1874. and GUY recorded
ss of TT 1Sa Of the an 81
decree passed On the 10th day Of May, 3: 1879.
IN cause No. G2Ol Equity docket IL, wherein t}eor9e
hefs ct a. and BY direction Of tie
the win sell ct eS to Ne
the City Of Washington. Distrc. OF Columbus. to wit
ore hundred and sixty -four tl64) and bounded aud
described as follows. w besnnins at point on
439l2 feep east Of the southwestern corner Of said
tes I .nd nine ac1es
ssy nsSs 81 sS
line Of ortrinal lot numbered three CD, in said
sns any ipa naa r = .a
three, about eighty five feet ntersect line drawn
due south to the point Of beginning. together With
a the ways; easements ts Lights priv
Terms ef sale. as prescribed by sail deed of trast,
lars in cash further sum of twenty Thousand dol.
lars with interest thereon at the rate Of nins
ss The note y
. of tSe basnoe ss sold ana
Fix months, for which the notes OF the purcha ser
bearing interest at the same rate of six per
deco Of trust on the property sod shall be tax IN
deposit OF one thousand dollars shall be required
ancing shall be at the expense OF tia purchaser II
the terms at the sale are not compl ell with within
five days from the day of SALE the rdstees
the right to rene the property O. the risk and cost
Of the defauing purchaser, after ten days notice
- 'ns .'..'. !ia ;sa SsHg14ss5s Trustees.
THOMAS BOWLING. Auctio uner, iyl6-d&da