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Trip TO Laramie, and that in ~convgrsa-
ton with Major Wham on the ROAD
the major stated that he expected
70 haye the Fort Russell escort relieved
at Fort Laramie, aud to get another
there that would accompany him the
remainder of the trip. The witness
told the old, old story over again.,
with all Of which the readers of the
LEADER are familiar.
At this point the defense rested. and
the court adjourned until 10 O'Clock
this morning, when the judge advocate
and Lieutenant Davis will sun, np their
respective sides of the matter to the
Republican Primaries Last Evening.
The republican primaries last even
ing at the city hall were presided over
by Judge j. Slaughter, Prof. N. E.
Stark officiating as secretary.
A list of candidates for delegates to
the county convention, was read and
Mr. L. johnson moved that additional
nominations be made and the meeting
proceed to elect eleven delegates. Car
ried.
1t was resolved that the eleven high-
est candidates be declared elected.
On motion of +. E. Hurlbut two tel
lers were appointed by the chair, as fol-
lows: f. W. Mann and T. J.. Fisher.
Seventeen nominations had been
made, and when the ballots were count
ed the following named candidates were
declared elected: w. J. Hardin, f. P.
Johnson, F. E. Warren, w. B. Tru-
FAINT, E. A. Slack, T. NJ. Fisher, J. F.
jenkins, John II. Durbin, j. X. Jeffrey,
E. W. Mann, S. X. Sharpless.
Delegates were authorized to appoint
proxies in ease of failure to attend the
convention or Wednesday afternoon a
2 O'Clock, in city hall.
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1t cures dyspepsia. headache, dizziss
ness, pimples, and all eruptions of the
skin Addoms & GIover's Blood Pnri-
|fer. jeo0tf
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For first class watch work CD to
ZEHNEE, JAcKsoN & BUEcHNER's.
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For fine watch repairing, =.
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MARRIED.

CRuTcHFIELD- JAoKsoN-I In this
city. August II. 1870, at the residence
of Mrs. Ramsey. by Rev. !. Y. Cow
hick, Mr.. Joseph Crutchfield and Mrs.
Eliza Jackson, all of this city.
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Seats 400. Stage 2Ox3O, scenery.
Apply to Joslin & Arnold. jy3-tf
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Dfarrhea and collie are relieved at
once by using Addoms * Glover's Com
pound Blackberry Cordial. a3tf
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Well Done.

The LEADER takes much pleasure in
publishing the following complimentary
notice to VIM. W. Peck, from the Lar
annie ,Senfinel- .
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Just Received.

just Received.
A e stock of all kinds OF carpets,
which viii he offered at the lowest
prices. at
a14dlm MARKS IL MyERsl
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WANTED.-A girl for second work
and to take care of children. Inquire
at the LEADER office. alad3t
DO You Want One?
III so get lowest figures you ever heard
OF from +. Il. Warren. my13dawtf
I refer to Pianos.
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SAD SKETCH FROM "ARKANsAw. n-Yesfer.
Gay, In little frame house on Sixth steel. near
Ienue, tnere was scene OF miserable, grief.
sSIicken deSoiation that Is rarely witnessed ia
Ills CITY. On bed sat q woman whose face
goLe MARKS OF sickness, grief and despair Be
S.ue neI Jay ner husband, dead, with q face so
WOIn ana trenched by sickness that an init.
mate Trend might not have recognized n.
IN taDle at the foot OF the bed rested little
TiaGk CONN, containing the remains OF a baby.
IL tle corner OF the room vase pine comm on
Wnlcn played a little child OF the man whose
remains were claimed by the death box.
!La9gnng In giee and rapping on the CONN with
us nttle lists, humming tncoherently. the little
Ining played. A Gazette reporter learned the
I0ll0wlng from the woman. She spoke with
great di1ncnlfy, and would frequently stop till
paloxySm OF grief passed. The dead mans
name Is William Foster, and he had for some
Time previous to his death been employed at
TnOmpSon1s wagon yard. Eight days ago ne
was attacked by pneumonia, ana gradually
sank till the grave opened TO receive him. The
little child In the black comm was only twelve
days old: the little child playing on the coffin
scarcely two years old. Several women gath
cred around and tried to comfort the widow.
but her mOaDS went up and her desolatfon
Satisfactorily glared, from her eyes asOh'
my poor husband" she moaned. ale has
killed himself trying to support me- what am
to do. Not friend In the world" And she
looked at the remains OF her former protector
as though she would exchange places with him.
The city purchased the coffin, and Chief
Counts, let II be said to his credit paid for the
shroud.-tLittie Rock DIRK Gazette, 6th.
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DIED

DIED.
BkOWN- At her residence No HOS N str>ef
RAH. beloved wife Of the late Archiba d Born m
the sixty NTH year Of her age.
Tne Trends OF the family respectfully invited
70 aftend her funeral from St AuRuktiy,e churck
wednesday. March 13th, at 10 O'Clock q M
May che rest tn peaceL
BARRY: On the evening Of March 10th. 1879. az
consuml Ton, BEipGETr. wife Of James Barry ana
OILY dhhugnser q Mauraes Haioran, IN the thirty
funorAl Mfn take place 1t O'Clock, from hsr lsss
residence, No. 20 Massachusetts, Avenue norfhvN
fr1ends and rsiatives family are respectfully On
JONES On Sunday, Mavch 8, 1879, Ct 30 D. N. /.
after painful Ilnees Of four montha Ma fU0r
ANE JONES In TIE hftysixth year q NJ aqe
seentn street northwest on Wednesday, Wcrninr q
10oc1ock. 1nterment ct OAK Hill cemeSary
loving mother: kind frienA. . nob5A. cnAxitnhsa
wonan-such as the World can least a60rd % in1o-
pa cesn caned 70 the 'house Of many nA1asaA,"
ana whilst her borrowing family end The po03D
whom her door was never coaed-Win bow n 01aG
er1e9 20 TIE mention Of hee name, the conGu1G15n r
least iedf that their los d her gatn and ehnf -
eepArauoo VII be 60 brief in the tn1nita on0ce q
time that Il may be hkened unto TIE go1ng doWn q
% IN n. ssern n.y.. rseSercAssurs va and Dsysa
KkIIH suddsnly. at Boston. On Tuesday mora
son Of Walter and Z. Keith
SIMS On the llth OF March. 1879 n 40 o,esorA
q: m ANNE r, beloved wife Of Frsdsrick 0ims,
age 1, ewsnfy y one yssrS
9TH and 9TH streets southeast, Thursdny re H.
instsnt e o'cacck M Rsastives and friends sIs
baltimore papers please COPY.
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A WITNESS Who LIED AND REpENrEp.-Iast
september John Sinclair, mill-owner near
any "s s SSa.oa Snawneetown branch st. Louis
his bed for money, Of which the perpetrators
got only IS. Before he died he revealed fhe
names OF his murdererS-Ed. Edmonston. alias
dicted and are now on trial at Mel eansboro. m
On saturday Edm0nSton, who had f1Irnei
STATES evldence, was on the witness stand. He
he eR WENT p & w S guilty Of the
sinclair was stopping aud stood at the gate:
mat Henry entered, and shortly pistol shot
a Mas 3e ss snoE'9 beat has retreat
Digby. He asked the latter If he had Shot Sin.
know whether did Or not fh ni oega aOn to
sat In the witness chair and declared
before God and man that he was feiling
Inc truth. the whole truth and nothing
ined for two long hours and could not be made
to waver. 1t was whispered all through the
courtroom, "He is telling the truth Did you
ever eve near witness ten such straight story"
tremonng voice said: Gentlemen. / have been
swearing to lies. lido not want to swear Henry
baP lie away y and send his soul down to
we both are innocent. do not understand the
nature or an oath. God has forgiven INV sins
ana nl. nave repented!" in camp meeting style.
voice, thanked God for the deliverance OF her
husband; the widest excitement prevailed. and
the entire audience rose fnvoluntarily To their
leet After order was restored the witness nro.
ceeoe0 70 state, In clear and decisive manner.
That all his testimony against Digby was false.
that he had been induced to make the state,
ment through the promises and Influence of one
merry IarWate. He was then remanded 70
jail. and the jury put under guard TIN JUDGE
Crawford should decide how to proceed. n ia
bow the opinion OF great many that Edmond
son aud another not yet indicted are the perDe-
traitors OF the Ol0O0y deed The uuholn ,sso
now seems to be enshrouded I'm deeper mystery
than ever.-[ Eraaseiite if,d.l Trib,ills.
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The question Is often asked, Is the mtner,2
wealth. OF Ieadrilie really Is great rs had been
e! .l or are the stories told about it wtla
o. tne district feel JUSTIFIED In saying that the
silver deposit Is 50 extraordinary ana the ground
Is $50, SO easily worked that the value Of the dig
mines, perhaps, have been forced up TO price
beyond their actual worth, or are talked about
IN eeneral way as capable or producing untold
In saving that there is no mine In the camp. ocs
capying only single claim. which ought TO cell
Tor $1,000. 900. There are certain mines, ft d
anu uus: which include two three or more ciaima.
ae ay they occupy. The Little Pfttsburg a
ar oonsondation OF four separate claims, and the
each cogers six consecutive claims Of ten Acres
eSer Inc majority OF the paying mines, how
are on single locations Mines being mer-
Ret an1 .. properly; are generally In the mar
irsf class one ~ "oSgnt at reasonable figures.
chaseS oS ~ otie IN inns camp can usually be DUR
chased LOT $50 100. Many are bonded ss snoe
me 1e ~ str1cS IN them In fact the common
lists. y" western capital
It would; perhaps, be proper to define IN.
who have never dabbled In mining stocks S,..
pose and b 70 be the original prospecto,s a.
discoveries OF mine. They have sunk their
mineral. By working with their simple ma
chfnery and putting In their own time An 4
labor they may succeed In taking out enough
W pay lntu cAptuStS duQ 10 gr40uaiiy
b. anch out and increase their facilities But n.
Is necessarily slow work for them, and. no,
being ambitious or far-seeing men, they were
willing to sell out the mine to capitalists for say
$4,000 cash. They reason that they found this
mine easily, and there are plenty more chances
somewhere else; that $5o,000 is good deal Of
money; and that with Il they can live at ease
Tor few years, or they can 60 on and fud
another mine equally as good.
But now step In the capitalists, who are eau
ttous and cool-teaded They are not going 20
throw away their $4,000 on a fraud or worth
less piece OF property. They have got TO flnd out
exactly the capacity OF the mine before invest
ing. Hence they say to A and B:-"We will
give you SIC, 900 each, cash down, for the priv
iege OF buying your mine three months from
date at the fixed price o! $4,000 that is So 60
now and $4,000 at the expiration OF that time
Meanwhile We are TO have full control OF the
mine, and to have the right TO work IL and get
out ore to the value OF $4,000, the amount that
we advance. IL at the end Of three months We
conclude that the mine is not worth purchasinR,
or II we fail TO raise the extra $4,000 the mine
reyerts to you, and YOU keep the $4,000 which
We have guaranteed About one-fourth Of the
paying mines fn the Leadyille district are nov
under bond for different amounts LeadpilLs
{Col) letter to Chicago Times.
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YoUNa& MIDDLETON; :., r.,.,. .n,.,,,....
TRUSTEES SALE OF. IMPROVED AND IN
IMPROVED REAL ESTATE ON THE EAST
SIDE OF FIETEENTA STREET WEST, BE

TRUSTEES, SALE OF. IMPROVED AND UN.
s1RE 3F F1 Er sTREET VEST, BE-
By virtue Of deed Of trust, dated Decem. Il
Der !, A. D. 1877, recorded in Liber No. SIT, fm
folio w ct seq. one of the land records for the IN:
the party yoa secured thereby We w "a
D. shs
following described real estate situate in the city Of
s. in Square No. az. bssinuins for the e mt
OF said two parts Of said lot at point on the
inches north from the southwest corner Of said lot,
said square "a fest and inches thence east ITO
and thence west ITO feet and inches to the place OF
beginning Said part Of lot ia improved by two
story.aDd- basement brick dwelling, known as No.
second Of said two parts Of said iot at point On
from the southwest Corner Of said lot and running
fest thence east 81 Fest thence nort6s5 feet and
themes south 70 feet and inches to the piace Of be-
ann Of To-
less Each part win be sold separately.
Terms OF sale. - to each part: One.third OF the
IN the two
payable semi annually until paid, to be secured by
os 81 ana t
ton Of the purchaser. deposit Of 600 win be re-
quired Of the purchaser Of each part of lot All con-
II the terms Of sale are not complied With IN seven
from day OF SALE the Trustees the right
resell the property At the risk and cost of the de-
ianias purchaser or purchasers after three days
f fggssBBssTRs Z 2 XXE9HhRT2HH5bSssEEoS Trustees.
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIIROAD.
THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK.
National Route and Short Lime TO the
North, M0rthWest, West
and Southwest

THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK.
National Route and Short Lime to the
and 9outhwest.
To take effect Sunday, Nov. II. 1878.
+xm. LEAyE XAssA ln
E1prees, KIncott CITY: on sunday 70 BaitimoTe
only ssops & shiplsys: L,Hrs1, Annapelis ygnc
$50 sm:s,B.lti@m!ors. Annapolis and Way: pied
iBs,1q1 so end I4ass1 55Rrss
e. SP:ssa an: :as
.d. "a p5s.a zs1i Fsss.ss sss
and Valley Rran ' EXCEPT Sunday Through Oar 2
as sasses s. Graf
t9 90 anon Sunday only. Baltimore. Annapolis
10 90 Am Baltimore cypress. Stops ct Bladens
burg, College, Belk VILE. Laurel, Annapolis Juno
i2iC pImn.Bsitimore. ' Annapolis. Elioott City
s. So p.%s..-Nex. York, Philadelphi. and Boston
u :s5 pm. on Sunday only for Baltimore and Way
$50 p.m.-Baltimore, Bladensburg and Laurel
Express. Frederick via Relay. Stops at Annapolis
1885 p.m-Point Of Rocks. Frederick, Hasers.
town Wipcnsseer md ID WAY stssions On Sundaysto
f f4:40 p%.-Bai aid Hnnapoii. and Way Sta
50 a SR9 S Nsss aps sanss
NORFOLK Passengers taken IN the Cars direct to Boat
at eas'G sisg snd WY .ss sns
n 80 pm Chicago and Columbus Express.
Sleeping Cars to Chicago.
1910 pm.-Baltimore Express.
900 p.m.-Point Of ROcHs and Way Stations.
10 SO p.m-St L0uis, Cincinnati, Louisville and
Pittsbufg ExpreoA Pittsburg, except Sunday. Pull
man Cars.
flo :l5 p.m.-New York. Philadelphia and Bslti.
moro Express. Stops 1t Bl2densbnrg and Laurel.
Sleeping Cor TO New York. and Special Sleeping
Car to PhiladelphiA.
Cf)Daily. ton Sunday only. Other trains daily
except Sunday. An trains stop ut Relay Station.
For further information spply e enkee Office de-
col, COS, 1885 PennA. avenue NV. Washington and
Masonic Temple, High st.. Georgetown. whore tick
ets can be procured, and orders tAken for baggage
to be checked and receiyed q any point In the city
W. II CLEMENTS. Master transportation.
6EOR6E 81. XOOHTZ. General AGENT nOv1G
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1910 CHEAT TOTO
1910 FEH E6GTXE 1oIe

ROUTE
TO THE NORTH. WEST. AND SOUTHWEST
Double Track, Steel Rails,
SPLENDID soENxRx, MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT.
TRAINS e fE Ess 5sta 1873 n..o
ptt:Sa5E ana q &c Ess any. ~ Par
az III S.ss5 81 ! IS ss SsssS
For Csnandaieus, Rochester. Buffalo, Niasara
:s..s sss " ses:s : o.s & ',SsSs
For New 7s.t e. .Sd he ss1Sa and
daily. With Palace Cara attached. Limited f
press q Pullman Parior Cars $50 an dsiiy'
For bsoSiiyS, u 4. AZ through trains connsct =.
.aordins direct transfer to Fulton street. avoid
ing double ferriage and journey across New
For Phil.ds1phi. l:so 80. and 10 is p r.. daily
For kaiti%o7s @ 20 daily s saSeP sundny
daily, s1ceGt Sunday 10 10 m, SO. go 20
Fer .f POPS aSle oEssP t day. 90 M and lao p
daily: except sSnday:
cept Sunday.
VIZ sB 4ER aHB %asA RAs
TON RAILROAD
For II g Sn saad;1 i s a..
For mss% mo and the South. s so am and 80 p.
For q 8. &c? 5 y R.. saopm. daily.
'siI: As!ins 81 Ss1snn sna 81
rsFs 4 aaa 70 ssI ana .n NJ gs9or Oar
ossns1 9 Th.!ssSsS :ssst .1a
be left for ehecklns Of baggage to destination from
rnAFx es.ss: ss;:::essr Agent newt
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II q. WARNER. Real Estate Auctioneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PhOPEkTY-TWO-S STORY FRAME DWEI
LING, No "a THIRD STREET NORTH


By virtue OF deed of trust dated May n. IL
a. " IS.o, duly recorded in Liber No. 786, Asa
Iaii9 2o6 ct seq one of the land records fol-. i..
me District Of Columbia, and at the request of the
party secured thereby shall sell at public auction,
a. a. - 1873 at ~ O'clock PM an thst certain piece
city Of Washington and District Of Columbia, known
az ana a DESCRIBED as Lot lsttered sholes'
ana aiteen Qsl: in square numbered seven hundred
1 sa1 nity-nine 7t9) the same fronting twentyOne
leet on Third (3d) street east, and running back
the same width one hundred and nine 900 fest ten
nru oneaa (l0h) inches, together with the i'm
TERN, Terms One-third cash balance In six CO.. and
swreve tI2l months, for which notes of the pur-
Dses q sale and secured BY deed Of ru.t on The
be required at time Of sais Hi recording and con-
veyanclng ct purchaser's costs. 1.-THE terms Of sale
s.e not complied with In seven days from dste Of
Sslo tne Trustees reserve the right to resell tho
Ptopery at tho risk and cost OF the defaultng pur
cuaser, After i've days advertisement
SSo ). r. Vds 81 ST skkSsEDY.| Trustees
Inar7.eo&ds
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E'ITCH, FOX & CUTTER, Real Estate Brokers.
TRTsTEEg SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
ON STREET. BETWEEN SEVEN TEENTH

AMI G10n1EGNIn oIRGEIS N. W..
By virtue Of . deed Of trust, dated Septem. IA
Der 24th AD. 1873. and duly recorded In L. E:
Der No IS3, folio 147 one Of the land records A.:
for the District Of Columbia. win SELL at public
anction, In front Of the premises, on MONDAY, the
following described real estate. situate in the city Of
Washington District of Columbia, to wit: The west
part OF lot numbered twenty. three (2S3, in square
numbered one hundred and twensy-se (l27).
fronting 20 feet inches ON street, between 18th
even width 149 feet inch to an alley together with
the improvements thereon. consisting Of hand
trimmings.
said deed Of trust with expenses Of sale in cash. and
the balance at twelve and eighteen months, for
from the date Of sale and secured by deed Of trust
on the property sold shall be taken: deposit Of
$3.50 shall be required e time Of sale. All convey.
ancing at purchasers cost Il terms Of sale are not
complied with in seven days. the Trustees reserve
the right to resell, at risk and cost Of defaultiu0
purchaser, after five days advertisement
R SAMkS 3; n F1 EEY Trustees
b. b WARNER. Auctioneef. feb21f.m.h
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AUCTION SALES.
TRU4TEE'0 SALE OFyALUABLE IMPROVED
L Ek0HERTY. SITUATE NO. 1OO6 TWEHTY.
S1XT H4,rsS ThEkT, BETWEEN K And L

Under and by virtue q . deed Of trust -
EeCorded II iiber No 7t2. ioio 3sS, one q the
iano rec0rts for the County Of WashfogtOn. Dis.
trict Of Columbia and 6 the reuuesf al fhe nsrty
secured thereby, win sell ct public auction. Ii
front OF the premises, on SATURDAY, the 9th day
Ct March ct 80 Pm, the following described Real
Estste, Hpate In the City OF Washington, D. O., to
Tn: Au those pieces or parcels Of grouno situate,
lying AND being In the Oty Of Warrington, District
o. Co!ombda, Known and described q lots 70" and
- In samuel @. and Everett Wroe's subdivision
Q, Sanare numbered four az, together with the Inn
DTelins. having all modern Improvements.
Terms OF sale :Onefourth cash balance I'm one and
Two years with interest at per centum per annum
IRON IRON date OF sale, secured on the property or all
cafn NJ the option OF purchaser. deposit OF $500
viii be reQnfred 1t time Of SALE II the above terms
are not complied with In seven days, the Trustee
reserves the right to resell the property at the risk
ana COST OF detaultlng purchaser. All conveyancdng
J. TARBELL DYER, Surviving Trustee
WAITER B. WILLIAMS Il CO., Auctioneers.
feb24, II, 20 ,msr3,6,7&S
EETHE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED on &C
count OF the weather until TUESDAY, March I1th
same hour and place. By order Of the Trustee
uiar6-d
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II II. WARNER, Real Estate Auctioneer.
BRICK-FRONT DWELLING, on THE NORTH
Sa1E DE STREET, BETWEEN ELEVENTH

d0U 4 WELFId STREETS NV.
10y virtue OF deed OF trust, dated May 10th, II
ffo,io o ana duy recorded in Iiber No. 6l4, ES
Ict OF Columbia, and at the request Of the holder
note we Will sell At public auction in front Of
march at ~ O'Clock pm, all that certain piece or
Ranei Oh ground, situate and being in the city Of
numbered ak co., n square numbered three hun.
by depth Of 100 feet to an alley toSether wit fbs
improvements, &c. "- Wa
Terms One-third caeh balance of equal INSTALL
ments in six, twelve, eighteen and twenty four
months secured by a deed Of trus. on the property
mum, or all cash, at option Of purchaser. cleo de-
post at time Of sale, and all conveyancing at pnr
with in seven days. the Trustees the right to
purchaser. A. H. EICHSTADTl ,.
mar7-eod&ds q. B. NOBLE, : irustees.
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CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES
" TATE IN GEORGETOWN, D. O., IMPROVED
WITH AN IRON FOUNDRY, ON TIE q. &


By virtue Of . decree duly passed by the -
Supreme Court Of the District Of Oolumbia IN"
on the 4th January, 1870, a. modified by de- A..'
cree by said court duly passed on the 18th
O. Heieton et al. w william T. Dnvan ct al, No.
1881. Chancery Docket No. 8. q said court. win.
lie auction. to The highest bidder, IN front Of the
O'Clock PM. certain real estate in Georgetown. In
said District Of Columbia, situated and known as
L Lots numbered Is and n. II Thomas BeaIe's add.
provements thereon; and also ~ that piece Of
ground which fronts on the west side Of Washing
corner Of said lot q, and run thence east and at
right angles with said Washington street to the west
line Of sad street thence west and with the line Of
said street to its intersection with the southern
BOUNDARY line Of said lot Ne; q; then With the
beginning. With the improvements. rights and up.
Terms OF sale: Onethird Of the purchase money
in cash; and the residue in equal instruments Of
twelve and eighteen months after date OF sale, with
interest from date; the title to be reserved until the
full payment Of al the purchase money. Convey.
ofssa!s CHARisEs II. MATTHEWS, f trustee ae s1'
55 Congress street, 0eorgetow wa.
THUS DOWLING, Auct. feb2O3Aw3w