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Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1879-07-30
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
5tOSDAYs SESSION.
July 2S. 1870.

July 2S, 1879.
BOARD called To order by the chair
man at 10 O'Clock a. III.
Present. Sup. So ,ert, Davis, Hum
Hor,,,i'l ~ d Shi o..
GA motion of Sup Steckert the min
utes OF the Board OF CanvaSsers. rela-
tive to location OF County Seat were
accepted and placed on file.
r Joired, by the Boord Of Supervis-
Ors now i'll session, after hearing the
report Of the county canvassers on "a
special election held for the lacation of
county seat, the village O. Grayiing
having received the majority of votes;
therefore be it hereby
ReSolced. That this Beard Of Super
visors declare the permanent location
Ot the county seat OF Crawford county
at the village of Gvayling, in aforesaid
county and State of Michigan.
Dated July q, 1879.
JACOB STEcKERT,
Supervisor.
On motion the above resolution was
carried by tle following vote.
Ayes-Steckert, llartwick. Shoop
and iIum
Nays--Sup. Davis.
On motion of Sup. Shoop Tie Board
adjourned to the county seat at Gray
ling at o'clock p. IN.
AFTERNOON SESSION
Board called to order 10y the chair
man at 2 o'clock p III.
Present-tbe entire board.
REPORT OF COMMITTEE ON CLAfNs.
Gentlemen. Your COMMITTEES on
claims. TO whom the bills were referred
would respectfully report the bill No.
1 be referred back for Correction. and
bills Nos. 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, Z and s be al
lowed at their footings.
On nation of Sup. Davis the com
mittee report was accepted.
Moved by Sup Davis that the bills
be taken up separately and disclosed
of-Carried
Moved by Sup. Steckert that the
township clerk of Grayling have leave
TO withdraw his bill.--Carried.
On motion Of Sup Davis the bill of
the County clerk as clerk of Board of
canvassers was allowed.
On motion bills numbering 3, 4, 5, 6
and z were allowed at their footing.
Moved by Sup. Shoop that the bill
OF NJ. :. Hsrtwick rs 10 Christ John
son be referred to committee on claims
Carried
Moved by Sup Shoop that all bills
as received be referred to committee
On claims.~ Carried !.
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Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1879-07-30
Episoopalians and Members of the
Church OF England

TO the above named persons living
on the line of the Michigan Central X.
r. north of West Bay City the Rector
of Trinity Church, Bay City, would
give notice that during the next three
weeks hewill administer Holy Baptism
at any station on the road where it
may be desired. And he earnestly re-
quests those parents who have children
growing up without Christian baptism
10 communicate with him by letter or
postal card Address.
REV. A a. Butler,
July q, 70. Otsego Lake, Mich.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1879-07-30
GRAYLIlTG, MICHIGAN, JULY 80, 1879

green cuculnbers in November Mr..
Lewis thinks Of starting the new shingle
mill within ten days. Our pile Of rail
road wood is disappearing; we suppose
they are taking Il 10 the plains of Gray
ling and Cheney, so they may be able
10 wood up in crossing the SANDY
waste enly this aud nothing more
this time. ID.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1879-07-30
FABER F4AClE&

Berries are plenty
Payinyoursubscription.
Bay City has a spoke factory.
Send in your communications
a. Maltby of Bay City is in town.
Board Of Supervisors met Monday
Supervisors proceedings this week
-Four patients at the Graylms House.
Hullan brings home $500 of winn
inqs
Weather continues awpwessively
warm.
We are preparing to moye-into new
qaerters.
Jrhn Hanson is having his residence
plasterad
Mac. showed his pleasant PHI in
town to-day
The party camping at Portage Lake
report a good time.
j. w. Shaver sold two 2-year old
st,srs last week, for $50.
It is rmered that coal has been dis
covered at West Bay City.
our county CLERK has taken up quar-
tors at the Grayling House.
La't week a Reed City firm sold 21S
larre 5 OF tour at retail trade
Sailing, Hanson ( Co. are now set
tied in their elegant new store.
Refreshing showers visited portion
o. the county sunday and iunday.
or uieaa, =. D. Ripley. WHO ha
beer quite i'll OF late, .sta reeoFr.n.
Nac say, he can now look over L,s
broad acres and see his winters grub.
There is to be grand excursion
from Reed City TO Bay View, next Sa,-
u~day.
Improvements are needed on tl.4
public highway between Grayline a 4
Maple Forest.
The leading criminal lawyer OF Mon
roe recently died from the effects o.
strong drink
The Penney Press, published at Bay
City has changed hands, and is now to
be enlarged
Gen. Ben. F. Butler is Incorporating
among the cod on the banks Of New
foundland.
We see our friend. f. r. Buck, has
Joined the craft, and now wears an
apron at the mill
DR.. n. II. Traver viii soon open q
drug store in the store building former
ly occupied by Sailing, Hanson & CO.
Grayline fishing is little on the
wane, still there are plenty to be
caught-just the same.
The books. papers and all movable
effects of the county were transported
from Pere Cheney to Grayling, last
Monday.
Messrs. Leece, Lownd, Shellenber-
ger and Bradley, on Secs. ) ana S. in
Center Plains, have rye to harvest this
summer.
The replevin suit yesterday between
Jas. ID. Hull plaintiff, and Peter Shelf
man, defendant, was decided in favor
of plaintiff
A fire occurred at Saginaw city yes
terdy, destroying sope of the telegraph
poles and wires. We are unable to get
full particulars.
Two communications from Center
Plains reached us too late for publica.
tion They should be sent in Tues
days at the latest.
II taxes our patience TO attend to
our patients, but, notwithStard ding,
we'll do it with patience, because we
love our patients.
Mr.. n. Shellenbarger has our thanks
for specimen of the petrided stump
found ON his farm and which we men
toned last week.
You meet in this world with fal "a
mirth az often as false gravity die
grinning hypocrite is no more uuoo|1<
mon than the groaning one. .&
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1879-07-30
SOUTHWARK.

s5-anuA,ns d4iiy except Sunday .az.
G. y. BUSH, II. b. LEDIARD,
Die Sapt, Boy CITY cent Nan. Det
f. c. BROWN,
assistant General SHpt., Jackson.
HENRY G. WENTWORTH,
Gent. PasS'r and Tjcket AIT. ChicaQo
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1879-07-30
Temperance Camp Meetirg

The first Annual State Temperance
camp meeting of Michigan, will be held
at Crosse Isle August 13. ii and 18th
with DR.. Henry A. Reynolds as presi-
dent of the meeting Iany of the &b-
lest speakers of Michigan are to be
Present. Crosse Isle was selected MS
the theatre Of the meeting on account
of its close proximity Co the metropolis
OF the State, the great railroad centre.
and it's supurb natural advantages
Crosse Isle is one of the most beautiful
gems that adorn the matchless river in
whose bosom it lies. Nature was kind
to Crosse isle, and she implanted on
It's face natural groves and beauties
which will not suffer by comparison
with any or this continent. 1t affords
excellent opportunities for fishing and
hunting. The meeting will be held
under mammoth tent which will ac-
comnodate thousands All clubs and
societies working in the cause of Tent
perance are expressly invitedto come
in bodies. The programme for the oc-
casion is a grand one.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1879-07-30
HOTEL
CRAWLING HOUSE,

NJ. s. HARTwICK, PRofKiSfsoR.
oPPosIrE J. L. + 8. DEPOT.
CRAWLING, MICH.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1879-07-30
New Advertisements.

Chapman House
Homestead Notices. 49,
Geo II, Maurer-lusurance
+. L. Barker Surveyor etc.
c. w Wight-To sportsmen.
Masters Il Alitchell-1liihnery.
w A.. ilasters-No;ary Public
Dick Woodmancy- Cigars, etc.
\. H. Vraver-l'aris Green. etc.
j. Q. lIGdley-R. X. Land Aptt
l.. II. stevens Mason and pla, reer
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1879-07-30

.Ez-1117 bzzzz+ an addt-
tt1z e zz1u z1lse, lam
170-0 prepared 10 offer
Superior acccEEz0da-
=zo-zS 70 Sv7rfcn7e.7
ana pleasure eeeZrers.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1879-07-30

Hippophagy is on the increase in Paris.
The number of horses sod for food last
year was 1919, being 200 more than in
1878.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1879-07-30

CONNECTIONS-At Bay City with
Bay City Division for Lapeer, Port
Huron, Detroit, and all points east,
and with Mackinaw Division for ali
points North, and at Jackson with
Main and Air Lines and Grand Rapids
Division.
National Republican., 1879-05-09

Supreme Court Of the Observation-Disclosures Dental
Vulcanite Company VS.. Brightwe; on hearing
Circuit Court-Justice Cox.-liurchard vs. Stew
ems; judgment by default White VS.. District of
Columbia demurrer sustained and leave given to
amend declaration within ten dnys Wilson VS..
Plant; judgment by default. Downing & Bro. VS..
Killian ct all award OF referee filed and judgment
on the award. Lester & Co. VS.. Davis Judgment
by default Dobbins VS.. Jenkins; Judgment for
want OF duly verified plea; motion by defendant
to amend pleas and affidavit filed and overruled
appeal prayed. Murtagh VI. District Of Columbia
motion for new trial ovcrrued. kisSencr VS.. Plcif
far ct al; Judgment for plaintiff Foley VS.. Nc.
Laughlin; Judgment Of May set aside. DUNCAN
VS.. Lnckett ~ McManus; motion TO yacatc judg
ment granted. II. r. J. +. b. Jhurbert VS. Metz;
Judgment by default Rich Bro. VS.. A. King
Chandler; on hearing.
Equity Court-Justice MacArhur-Griifn VS..
Kilgour bill dismissed. with costs. Shaw VS.. Bas-
sett; pro conleSso set aside. Barker VS.. Miller
deed of assignment set aside in terms. Mullins VS.
Harding; appeal bond fXed at 500. Van Riswick
VS.. Spalding ct al pro con feSso against defendants.
Schneider vs. Schneider; on hearing
ASSIGNMENTS FOR TODAY.
Supreme Court of the Distrct.-No. lG Phoenix
Bnrgy's estate; No. 3S, Mcdaniel VS.. Wright; No. 80
Truesdell vs. Austin: No. II, Hunt VS.. Burche No
a., Painter VS.. Dranc: No. io Smith VS.. Chronicle
Company No, a. Roach VS.. Castleman; No Az
Brown VS. Dyer; No. 4s, United States ex rel. VS..
Rhces.
Equity Court Justice cMacArthur.-No. 0, Mackall
vs.. Stewart; No. 10. Hewitt vs. flbcrt No. H. AgeI
VS.. Iamborn; No. H. Robinson VS.. Robnson No
10 RUPERT VS.. Caperlon; No. 16, Moore VS.. District
OF Columbia; No. ~, Pepper vs. Shepherd; No. Is
Menrer vs.. Posey: No. la, Bntes VS.. Plummer
National Republican., 1879-05-09
GEORGETOI wv NEWS.
COllecteh by Republican Reporters.

The many friends of Mr.. james Wallace will be
glad to learn that the gentleman is so far recovered
from his recent illness as TO now be able to be out
OH the street. The peculiarly Of his disease which
Is known among the medical profession as purpura
hipmmorrhagica, ana Its rare occurrence make Il
interesting to the profession at large. The present
case was of an aggravated form
Yesterday afternoon car No. 4 Of the Washington
aud Georgetown Railroad was driven into the new
building, for the purpose of trying the track. This
was the maiden visit, and no doubt the delighted
proprieoTs of the road ordered the same TO proceed
very carefully. We trust the Critic will have no
convulsions after reading the above, 1t might fur
nish us with another big item," you know
The body of n female white infant was discov-
cred yesterday afternoon in Rock Creek near outlet
lock. 1t was carried TO the station by Officer Gun
ningham, and the coroner was notified by tele.
phone. An inquest was deemed unnecessary, and
certificate of fstilbrth was given. The body was
buried by the District.
The parties employed In searching for the body
OF George DirkeI, drowned Saturday last state th0,
they are confident of finding within day or two
MS oil the ground has been thoroughly covered fol
an area of several hundred feet
Mr.. Buckly Hayes is rnsticating at the farm on
the charge of vagrancy. He has a ticket good for
twenty days.
National Republican., 1879-05-09

BALTIMORE May 8, 1879.
Cotton weak Middling l2,sc.
Flour finn and higher Howard-s,reet and Western
superiine, 80 25g4i do extra, a 50g5; do family 90 y
@d CITY Mills superiinc 80 25aIi do extra, 81 500
"a rs; 10 Rio brands, 50: ratRpsco family, s675.
Whcnt-Southern higher and active, with light re-
ceipts. Western strong AMI active. Southern red
u l0tpl iGi do amber 81 isGtl l0 NJ Pennsylvania
rcd. Il Is; No Western winter red, spot, n IG,a0D
81 I6 May, II AZ; June. 81 lS: July, sl lU
al II.
Corn-Southcrn steady and scarce Western firm.
Southern white, i7c; do yellow, 4is@i3c; Western
mixed. spot md May. 43d43s &C; June. ISii6l43,sc:
July, iIG0iiSc steamer SUlt 4I4C.
Oats firm aud In demand southern, 556l37c: West
white, Si@56c; do mixed, 32@391sc; Pennsylvania
3iGHC
Rye quiet ut sS61Goc.
Hay dull. Maryland and Pennsylvania prime to
choice. Si2GllL
Provisions frmcr and steady. Mess pork $40 G00
slU7l. bulk meats Loose shoulders SIC; cle.Ir.rib
sides, &c; pucked. i4c aud 5jsC. BIcon-ShOulders,
iAc; clear RIB sides &C. Hams 0r91l0c Lard refined,
In Heroes nc. Butter steady prime TO choIceWcst
Crn packed, lIGlltc; roll lI0 i3c Eggs firm at lOc.
Petroleum firm, Crude, 54@7Aic; refined, b46eysac.
Coffee steady, lilo CargOCs, lU14@l6C.
sugar firm. \ son, SCdszc.
Whisky dull at 81 U1all 01ia.
frcights 10 Liverpool per steam steady Cotton,
3Gd; Hour, ~ 3d; grain, sad.
Rccepls-Flour a,OJJ bDsi wheat. IS so bu; corn,
li2,UJl bG; oats, 800 bu.
shpments-Whcat. 27.eoo bu; corn, 1880 bu.
National Republican., 1879-05-09
1879 GREAT 1879
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO THE NORTH, WEST, AND sOUTHWEST
- DOUBLE TRACk, STEEL RAILS,
EpI,ENnIn S('ENERy MAGNIEIlENr EQUIP
GREAT
1879

ro THE IGS1 IENNsYkXANIA WLAS En E2UIm UdI6;ruwrsr
srrrSbi3D' $5Sff EQUIP
TRAINS LEAVE WAsHiSGfoN rom re Depot, cor
ner OF Sixth and streets, Rs follows:
For Pittsburg and the West, 1910 a M daily, with
Pii,sburg TO Cincinnati, 81. Louis, and Chicago;
B% tx R 6Slhl Wtb PM PePfe Ga5 e SJsSA
For Canandaigua. Rochester, Buffalo Niagara Falls
and the North ut 7:I0 D. M daily, except Saturday.
with Palace Cars to Canan daigua. For Williams
port. Lock Haven and watkins at 1910 ~ 10.
daily, except Sunday.
For New York and the East 1880 and lo:i5 2: M daily,
with Palace Cars attached. Limited Express ot
Pullman Parlor Cars. 80 u. m. daily, except
For Brooklyn, New YORK, all through trains connect
ahordng direct transfer TO Fulton street, avoid
Ing double ferrlage and Journey across New York
For Philadelphia, $780, $50 and lO:i5 y. daily. Linz
lied Express s:3O y. m. daily, except sunday a..
For Baltimore, q s35. 930 and 400 p. m daily
except Sunday 1910 a. m' i'So $50 ';Ao ana lo'ia
For fope's Creek Line. a. and 40 p. m. daily,
For Annapolis. a. m. and 40 p. m. daily, except
WEY i%b ATR GED WHsN RhI
TON RAILROAD
For Alexandria. G. 7I5 g. o. TO- II M and 1:l5 ,420
., GeS, :, and li;SO p m On sunday'o H. m'' iio
For Richnond and the South 60 a. M, and $40 y. M
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington Gi5, 7I5s,
0, 10 II a m. and l. g. +2o, 8, elS, :, and II p m.
On sunday ut and 10 II. III. and b:i5 y; m.
commoda,ions can be procured at the Offices
east corner of Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania
wanna avenue, and at the depot, where orders he
efi for the checking OF baggage 10 destinations from
T. J.. FARMER, General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager.
National Republican., 1879-05-09
FINANCE AND TRADE.
MONETARY ma TIERS.
New York Money MnrIsot.


NEw YoHK. May s. 1870.
Money was ensy to-dny nj 2s093 per cent
Foreign exchange was firm 4sgll ais7 for long aud
4sslaaIos5s for demand.
Government bonds were firm
State bonds were dull.
Railroad bonds were active and strong The largest
transactions were In Erie seconds which
fell onto 7is and rose to 10 do funded s fell on to
~. Rome. Watertown and Ogdensburg iirsts ro,o
from 80 to 1Ga, Kansas and Texas Assent
ell IrOm Os to co.'s do seconds nom 30 to 81, G and
@ ilrsts from 20 to 7g do Trust CJmpanys cettId-
Gates from 70 TO '6S, IN Chesapeake aud Ohio.
u, rom u TO I2i The Kansas Paci6cs were hrm
ana Ia good demnnd. New Jersey Central consoli-
dated assented sold at olh@ola. do convertible
sehed NJ va do Justnent at 1Ol, 6i03. and Lehigh
hhu Wlkcsbarre cunsodat ed assenteI nt 81. Chicago
ana N0rthwestern consolidated gold coupons All
Nnnce1 t. ll3A. Albany ana susquehanna frsts sold
NJ 10 Moris and Essex nrsts ut re- Renssel ter nnd
ShnlOkR Ifs,s ht III, IN Lon Dock bonds NJ n ~.
Ite slucR market opened weak and prices declined
iaWlia per cent, Northwest common leading the
NuWhWnru movement. The depression however,
was Ol brei duration, and the speculation assumed "A
strong aud buoyant tone, the entio list 40
per cent from the lowest pout the
hltit U1ig III Northwest common The general list
ooninuel strong throughout the afternoon aud closed
w tH oest prices OF tie d. 81 Lou Kansas City
ana northern common showed RdcCl Of A per cent
hnt tle preferred = per cent The transactions alre-
gMeu .0lOu shares, OF which ~ 0O were Erie, 400
were Lake keShore 400 were WAbusl A. coo were Nurih
western, li,OD were 81 Paul, 1900 were Delaware.
hACkawRnna and Western 2,UuO were New Jersey Gem
uAi, OJl were Michigan Central, 5000 were Hannibal
anu =, Joseph; pQOO were Ohio and NJ sslsspp, 5OOJ
We're western Union, iOO10 were st Louis Kansas Clty
hhd Nufthtrn 20 were 81 l. uis and Iron Mountain,
hhd 4VV were Chicago, 81 Paul IN I Minneapolis.
rue IONuWihg were Tie closing prices;
National Republican., 1879-05-09
| SAN FRANCISCO May 8, 1870
The following nre the official closing quotations CT
GENERAL MARK EI.S,
Georgetown Grain Market.

GkoROETOWS, May 1870,
Wheat-The market was firm, with int treascd
demand aud an advance of26t3c on high grades. The
offerings on Change include about S5N bushels, with
sales at Il u for prime Fulz 81 lS 10 for and
81 lS'a for Lane ilstcT.
Corn-The supply continues limited while there Ia
an active milling demand for yellow anu wmtc ut
nominal quotations,
National Republican., 1879-05-09
RIVER AND CANAL NEWS.


WnshInEtOn KIVer 'FRONT.'
ATrivcd-SChooneTs ] Gilmore. Smith, James
River. with $4,000 feet lumber to A u Phillips: VIM
Oliver, Jones, Havre de- Grace, With III coal
CT Wood n Co; Progress, j llter. Norfolk with O.po
feet lumber 10 market from Grcenlcaf,S Sons OF Bal
tmOrc: Brave, BuuchHm. Crlsiirld, With 5000 feet
lumber Ia II T. Jackson ~ Coz Robert Franklin, -,
-, With iJu IONS coal to Johnson Bros; Virginia
Brus.
National Republican., 1879-05-09
KITCHENS COTTAGES,

IIIINIIC CITY, Y. II.
Opposite the lighthouse and near the hot and cold
water baths within 100 feet Of thg ocean, aud within
two blocks OF Congress Hall Houses new, rooms
airy and large, overlooking ihr ocean Neolly ,i9r'
nishod. Table excellent, inviting ana hOmel ke,
Bcst OF References In tins city aud Puladcpl'n. Adj
dress R MCCLURE,
Corner Rhode Island and Atlantic avenues,
Atlantic Guy, n, u
1s4r Chestnut street rhlladelrhia nly&S&Waw
National Republican., 1879-05-09

TENRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE fKOrERl Y
Il On THESOUTlI SIDE CSTREEr NORTH
WEST BETWEEN FIRST AND SECOND
STREETS.
By virtue of deed of trust, dated March TO- 1872,
recorded In Liner No. G7s folio OF the nnd records
OF the District OF Columbia and at the request OF the
party secured thereby. will sell at public auction in
May, 1879, at4 o'clock p. M, the following described
real estate situate in the city Of Washington District
OF Columbia, viz: Tho east thirteen feet front OF lot
numbered twenty t20), Of Rellys subdivision of sub
division of part Of square numbered five hundred and
seveniyonr 55l) being part of lot, improved by II
twOstOry brick house.
Terms Of sale: Onehird in cash (of which $50 must
be paid at sle); the deferred payments TO be pad in
six, twelve and eighteen months with interest at the
rate OF per cent per annum until paid and secured
by deed OF trust aud insurance, to the satisfaction OF
the trustee Terms TO be fully complied with within
six DAYS after the day OF sale otherwise the trustee
reserves the right TO resell ailer one weeks notice at
the risk and cost OF the first purchaser All convey
ancing ~ the purchasers cosl.
nplld&tIs WIN. Il. WARD. Trnstee.
National Republican., 1879-05-09
ROCK ENON
Springs and Baths, Virginis

OPEN FoR VISITORS JUNEiG Parties can be
accommodated earlier. A. - PRATT, Manager.
John A Gray, towel and lavorahly known In Wash.
mglOn, Will have charge Of the dining room,
Circulars giving hll information now ready at the
ONCE of a. s. Pratt SON, iO Ninth street northwest
National Republican., 1879-05-09

~ 6Oj seventh street northwest.
TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE DWELLING
HOUSE AND LOT. NO 1.23 TENTH STREET
NORTHWEST, IN THE CITY OF WASHING
by virtue of deed of trust dated March 2s 1876
and recorded In Lber siR folio ~ &c, of the land
records OF tile District nf Columbia, and of decree
passed by the supreme Court Of said District. holding
equity cause No 500, and nj the request OF the party
secured, will sell ut public auction in front OF the
premises, on SATURDAY, the l7th day of May, 1870
ut O'Clock D. M. the following described real estate
the District OF Columbia known and designated us
mnch oil lot numbered fuureeil (i), In John David
sons subdivision OF original lots five (J), SIX (6),
seven 90, eight Isl nine tl and ten Q0), IN square
numbered three hundred and sixty eight (3Gs) ns is
comprised within the following metes and bounds:
u B' ginning for The sRme ut point in tho line or
Nsi) feet nne 90 inches south from the northwest
corner or said square and running east hundred
ana thrty-eight (l3s) feet nine 10y inches; thence
south seventeen ll) feet aud two (2l inches; thence
inches; thence north seventeen (1l feet and two ~
Inches TO the place OF beginning.
Also tht south six tG) inches of lot numbered fifteen
05) In said subdivision OF said squRre-sd part of lot
street west, and running east with the same width
one hundTed ana thirty eight lsS feet nine 90 Inches
the north line OF said part OF lot running through the
Brick Dwelling House and improvements thereon.
Terms OF sale; One.thlrd cash, and the balance In
SIX, twelve aud eighteen months, for which the nues
cent per annum, and secured by deed OF trust ON
me premises, VIII be taken; or the purchaser may
pay all cash, ut his option.
deposit of 800 Will be required at the time of sale.
and, II the terms of sale shall not be compCd with
IN ten DAYS the property will he resod nj ne risk and
cost OF the deaulting purchaser. ConveyRncing at
s. n. BOND. Trustee.
nlyG-eod,tds 3yi Fournnd.n half street
National Republican., 1879-05-09
AUCHON SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

{ tHANCERY SALE OF DESIRABLE BUILDING
0IS sorh IN OF FHh HHEa EaHAf 6EN3E EEN3MEEPjETEFhE 81
nhI'iisH ..MINisirER, BEfNG ON con.
EEGTlCUT AVENUE AND NJ. NJ EIGHT
And AND JirFEltsoN' PEhGh shEt Nuhrn niwtEElyfs' Esf
by virtue Of decree Of the supreme Court Of The
ali he parties d nterest We we Viii % % On ''iifi aun 8
the premises, aud continuing, at the same time and
place, from day 10 day until ali the lots herclnacr
or GS5 Of Gs a'e @ e. RSS Of %
Lton, in the District of Columbia, and known and
city as lots numbered from one d to siatySEe SSj.
square numbered one hundred and thrty.nine Gsoj,
SnSG So R sad IN ,gSdSon s n y s reeSTed in 6Sr j. t.
Of Columbia, and comprising all the building lots in
he said square Each lot VIII be offered separately,
ern corner Of the square) VIII be offered first opics
Of the subdivision may be had nt the Office Of the auc.
them at tlleir addresses given below
Terms Of sale; one.fonrth Of the purchase money
IL six 6i Twelve g and eIgRieen as months from
o. sa,e WIN seven ~ per cent interest to DC
trustees or by the title being retained by them unll
OF the purchase money may be paid in cash. at the
opilon Of the purchaser. deposit of sl00 Will be re-
not complied with in one week from the day OF sale,
sold at tho risk and cost Of Tie deauitins p1Tehaser
alter not less than one weeks notice by advertise
" Bank ia * OF Of " Washington,
II. r. CRtTTENDEN, Trustees.
g,s sAi!!c5pey;;I,;I;aSw 4! s,psSy; SoL;Sw%o.,
b. II. WARMER Auctioneer,
9l6 L street northwest.
Tis ATrsRHooN tFridsy] ri "a at ii ihe same hour
commencing with lots on street, near Connecticut
CnAHLEs A. JAMES, Trus,ees.
myelt T. TCRlrTENDEN. ] iiuo'e,e.