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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-16
DIR, RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS,

Perfectly astees elegantly coated for ls clreoi all us
orders Oh the stomach liver bowels kidneys ba ter nervous
diseases headache constipation c0syeneS indigestion dy:
Iepss biOusues bilious fever, Inflammation o. the bowels
piles and all arrangements Of the internal yisceA war;
ranted 10 effect a positive cure.
PRICE % CENTS PER BOX. SOLD BY DRUbGlclos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-16
RRAIN AND NERVE FOOD.

kRAlN AND NERN Il FOOD.
Use WINCHESTER'S HYPOPHOsPHITE OF LTSE
and SODA, which is REAL BRAIN AND NERVE POon
an unTtyaled NlaliZiug Tonic and InvR0ratOr and
CIFIC In all forms OF General Debility, Mental Neryons
Exhaustion. Prostitution OF the Vital Forces Power
Dyspepsia, Impeachment OF the Blood. Consumption 6e
Prices {! aud 81 per bottle. Prepared only by
WINCHESTER a Co. Chemists.
Sold by druggists. No. 80 Johnst, NeW.York
NERVOUS DEBILITY, Impotence, Weakne,1
~ OF the organs OF Generation, &C. speedily and caf
cured by WINCH ESrERS SPECIFIC PILL Two 70 az
boxes usually sufficient Price 81 perbox SIX boxes So
Send for circular Prepared by WINCHESTER 4 CO.
Chemists 80 JOhnst. New-York.
STRUCTURE, Impotence and Diseases Of the
~ Generaye OT2ans radically and speedily cured Holrs
o ] and TOT. HEN ny ADANIELsN.D . e LeIngtOnav
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-16
REAL ESTATE.

Pesources-Bonds and mortgages SS6275 10 stock invest
ments Sll567 50 loans on co aters, sl43l4l 49, real
estate s53j,36S 81 cash on DEPOSIT IN other Institutions
s1Ol 400 10 other SljSS7 COS
Resources, 1881 $40 SO.
LabHes-Capital stock paid in cash. 100000 80 bonds
mortgages accrued interest thereon SSl SOB 20
deposits trust S7OI2 80 general deposits s247 u9l A
mOuths 1888 80 Interest accrued deposits,
S5l4 bonds Of the company at 30 cent $4,000 total
SS54.7s5 Ia.
commissions and profits during
last months SSO3 80 interest pad and credited depos
- 500 40 Of institution SiSJe deposits
order OF @S?9 81 number OF deposits
which interest IL allowed ~ amount OF such deposits
SZ42077 SO rate of interest on same 2 u u percent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-16
house was foreclosed and he became respondent in
couseuueuce.
NEW-YORK TRUST COMPANIES.
THEIR CONDITION JULY l.

THEIR CONDITION JULY 1.
REPORTS TO THE DEPARTMENT AT ALBANY
ALBANY, Aug. 15.-The following reports
show the condition Of the Trust Companies in New
York City July 1879 reported to the Bank De-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-16

FEVER AND AGUE cured Tor fifty GEMS There is not q
remedial agent this world that VIII cure Fever and Agl
all other hilarious Bilious, Scarlet INph0, yellow ana
other Feyers aided by RAILWAYS PILLS. 80 quick az
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF. Fifty cents per bottle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-16
Ne;s- York. Aug. l4.lS7g.

canvas bag containing the lists of the Tammany
candidates Tor inspectors and DOL clerks, and package
cOnaniBg the Republican lists, were then placed III te
care the Chief OF the Bureau OF Elections along Win
the AutlTammGny lists.
The following letter from Mayor CoOper was read ana
referred the Chief Clerk, who was directed TO furnish
the paueTs asked for:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-16
NEWJERsEY.
LONG ISLAND.

NEwTowN.-Coroner Carroll was summoned yes
terday to take the ante-mortem statement of James
Fisher. who lies IN dying condition AT his house
in this village. He was stabbed three times in the
breast on Wednesday night by Michael CrOges,
during a desperate fight Croges has been com
mitted 20 Jail by Justice Marshall to await the re-
suit of Fishers Injuries, which it Is thought must
prove fatal
GLEN CovE.-The inquest as to the cause of
death of Patrick Herman, whose body was found on
August q in an orchard near the Long Island Rail-
road Depot gB Glen Cove, was concluded Yesterday
by Coroner BaylIs DIR. Corey, of Oyster Bay, VINO
made the pOst-mortem examinations testified that
the body was emacIated and the lungs and heart
were diseased, which was the immediate cause of
death. The jury found that the deceased man came
TO his death from congestion of the lungs and eX-
pOsure. The trainng-ship Minnesota, United
states Navy, dropped anchor IN Hampstead Harbor
Thursday evening. She will remain until Monday,
and then leave for GARDENERS Bay. She has 5s6
BOYS on board. The Scholarship st. Mays arrived
on Wednesday, and Will leave on August %.
STATEN ISLAND.
CEDAR GRovK-The 9th Regiment, \. G.. S. MY,
will 20 INTO camp at Cedar Grove On the South
beach on September 3, aud reIuain four days, dur
ing which time It's members will engage IN military
exercises.
WEST BRIGHToN.-Peter Flanagan, who at
tempted TO commit suicide by taking dose of Paris
green on Monday has nearly recovered from the eff
ieets of the poison. Recently the mortgage Oh hil
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-18

Estey organs. both leading instruments
of acknowledged worth.
The residence Of W. r. McComb, on
Third street, was destroyed by fire yes
teriay morning. NicOlai Bros who
owned the property, have their loss COW
cred by the insurance, $1,000. Mr..
McComb's insurance on his furniture,
81 500, will also meet his loss.
Lewis & Strauss, Of the "White
House, in order 10 make room for the
accommodation OF the Spring trade,
have made a sweeping reduction ia dry
goods, clOaks, dolmans. fancy goods,
etc, and are Offering unusually good
bargains in their retail department.
All those wishing articles in their line
for the holidays should call upon them,
remembering that prices are not so
much an object as the reduction Of their
heavy and varied stock.
To show the increase Of business 10
Portland during the past three years,
we copy the following from the ore
qOniGn During the year ending De-
Gem Der 3lst, 1876, the amount of licences
paid TO tue City Treasurer was SD 499 AZ
for the current year the amount Will ex-
ceed $50 600. In 1876 there were 25
streets improved, the aggregate amount
Of assessments collected and disbursed
being So, ,57l 20. For the nine months
Of this year, ending September 3Dth, the
aggregate amount of assessments col
lected on account OF street improve
ments is S7l 40 80, aud by the close Of
the year the amount will undoubtedly
reach $780, 900. The number Of streets
improved is A."
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-18

Rev. Anna Oliver, pastor Of church
in Brooklyn, y. J., is reported TO be do
ing a good work among her people, both
in public and private. Her sermons are
described as eminently practical, and
are said 10 be delivered with much
grace and power. Among the ablest Of
her sermons is mentioned one from the
text, "He answered nothing" showing
the dignity and beauty Of self-control.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-18

Just received, a new invoice OF
EDWIN C. BURTS NEW YORK FINE
SHOES.
None genuine without his name ON sole and
lining.
For sale now at
CHAMPLIN & HOLLABAUGHS,
No. lO9 First Portland, Oregon
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-18
For sale now al
CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors and
indiscretlons OF youth, nervous weakness, early
decay, loss Of manhood, etc, ! will send a
recipe that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE.
This great remedy was discovered by a mis-
siOnary in South America. Send a self-ad
dressed envelope 10 the Rev. Joseph T. Inmau
station ID, New York City. SD
Pills are far behind this enterprising era.
Nine-tenths OF them are so hard that they pass
through the bowels without dissolving. Try
the great anti-constipativer remedy, PFUNDER's
OREGON BLOOD PURIFIER
&c The National Gold Medal was awarded
% Bradley & Rulofson for the best Photographs
in the United States, and the Vienna Medal
Tor the best in the world. 40 Montgomery
street, san Francisco.
National Republican., 1879-06-27

Circuit Court = Justice Wylie. Fi0h Baptist
Church VS., Baltimore and Potomac Railroad Coz
verdict for plaintiff for $500. Vunderworkcn vs.
Green Judgment of condemnation. Cottroll Bros
VS. Limerick verdict for plaintiM COltrell Bros
VS. Drumhellor; verdict for paintin. Hoover VS.
lIardell ct al, defendant called and judgment Ad.
iourned until Saturday
Equity Court - Jnsiice MocAGlhur-Irnesdell
hearing on injunction fixed for June %. Dexter
VS.. Norris restraining order returnable July g..
Wclch VS.. Murphy exceptions oyerrulod Bowling
vs. BuTCher exceptions sustaincd0 and fund ordered
into court Gersdorf vs. Wheeler hearing com.
menccd and to be concluded today, This will be
the last case called on the calendar
Criminal Court-Justlce Hagner-Waler Ennis,
burglary and larceny guilty three years in the
peniteniiary, Charles Lewis burglary and lar
ceny guilty; three years in the p0ntentlaTy
William Parker, recently convicted of burglary
and larceny, was sentenced 10 the pententiary
for five years and six months, Martha RHp0r,
convicted OF assault with intent 10 kill. George 7.
Kline, alias Timothy Connor, larceny on trial,
The other jurors not on this panel were excused
until September y.
National Republican., 1879-06-27

BALTIMORE. Juno 26 1870
Cotton dull and steady. MlIdng, i21Sc
Flour dull. Howard street and Western supernne
Sg35o; do extra sidi7j; lo family S6Gr5 rs: CITY
MilIs superhnc, ~ 2593 jO do extra SI 475 do rio
brands, S6; Patapsco Hmily sG7l
Wheat-Southern steady and lnrly active for new,
with light receipts Western excited and higher for
spot and June; futures quot southern red, II i7C9
81 2O do amber, 81 % No Pennsylvania red, 81 y:
No2 Western winter ra, SPOT, Il 20 49, June 81 70
al 20; July. 81 O9gl O9i August Il OG6gl O6I; Sep
tember, 81 OGl@i U65.
Corn-Southern: No receipts and prices nominal
Western steady. Southern white 53c do yellow. ITO
isc: Western mixed, spot and June AZ, ,1I3sc July
l3agip4c; August it4gitac; september, 1880 liAc
steamer, i2r.
Oats ste ldy. Southern, 500 lOc; Western white, $50
35Sc; do mixed, dSd3ic; Pennsylvania, 3j@36,sc.
Rye quiet at 56lr 55c.
Hay steady Maryland and Pennsylvania prime TO
choice sliQlj.
Provisions firm. Mess pork, siO75 Bulk meats -
LooseShOulders, i4c; clearrlb sides. 5c packed 40
and SIC. BucOn-ShOuldcrs sc; clear.rib sides, &c
Hams, llgl2c. Lard, refined In tioTCes, 7c Butter
quiet; choice Western packed, lOGl2c. Eggs quiet
and lower at l2'ic.
Petroleum unchanged. Crude nominal. refined, s,l
CqGhc
COfee firm. Rio cargoes. iIt4@lI4c
sugar firm 4 son. Si.6t8iac.
Whisky quiet at ~ % i@lN.
Frelghts to Liverpool per steam dull. Cotton Sled
flour, -; grain. Ajd ID
Receipts-Flour, 275 bbls; wheat, n 800 bu: corn
$1,000 bu; oats, 100 bu.
ShlpmcntS-WheRt, 1900 bui corn, 1850 bu,
National Republican., 1879-06-27
GEORG ETOUN NEWS.
colleclcn hy ncrnhllcnn Reporter

Cholera murbu- is reported 10 bc quite prevalent
In tins city at present
Rev. Mr. Howe departed for Europe yesterday
afternoon. His numerous congregation badc him
IL warm good bye. Services Will therefore DO held
next sunday 10y the new pastor pro tcRp0m
The election of officers last night OF IIermioue
Lodge No. H. resulted as follows: q. c., l.. Davis
Moore; Y, g., T., r. layenncri frcntc, W. +. Glib
bo,,s NJ. Of E :, Z. Palmer X. of H. and s., j. T..
B, smith.
The following communication was handed to
TuE REPUBLICAN reporter yesterday for publication
No responsibility is assumed by any one in partiCu-
lar; sO In case war is announced The public is re-
spcciuly informed that the fighting editor has
taken II summer vacation: 1T is n great pity that
the president Of the w. q. II. H. Go. cannot accom-
modatc the pasagcrs more since they have got such
Elegant occomodonS there Is one passes ever 10 IN
" riuuu on thO cars
National Republican., 1879-06-27
FINANCE AND TRADE
MONETARY MATTERS.
Money was easy to-day at ., ,eSsX per cent.

NEw YoRK. June 20, 1871.
Money was easy to-day at 9's@3H per cent,
Foreign exchange was weak aud y lower at i56c1
1854 for long and is5k for demand.
Government bonds were hrn.
State bonds were dull
Railroad bondswero firm. Tho largest transactions
continue In Erie seconds new consolidate which sold
nj I5'gT0's against 754 ut the close yesterday. 1ha
next largest transactions IN il rsoy Genital rss
consolidated assented, which advanced !. to UiI The
other changes were rs follows An advance OF I per
cent In Denver aud Rio Grande nrsts, a In Kansas
Paoiiic, and y In metropolitan Elevated nrsts. There
was decline of u In Northwestern gold rs Lake
Shore coupon nr,ts sold at i22A, Hudson River Sec
onls sinking funds ut no. New York Central coupon
lUlls.
The stock M rke was more active to day and firm
tone characterized the dealings At th opening the
speculation was quiet but soon prices advnncpd and
At noon an improvement of q per cent had been
established the latter In 81 Louis Kansas Cty and
northern. During the afternoon n slight reaction set
IN ana tile market closed ut decline of i.01 per
cent from the highest poiut This transactions Aggre
gated 6C0O shares OF which 90 wero Erie 5N we
lake shore. G,VO were Northwestern, 1900 80
Ihtl, 5lOO We're Delaware. LucknwAnnA aud Western.
lJNO were ~ Louis Kansas C1 aud Northern, 200
were New Jersey G., ntral, and 800 were Wabash.
Ih0 following were the closing quotations;
National Republican., 1879-06-27
EUTURE DAYS.
II T, COLDWELL, Rcul Estate Auctloneer,
~ No. SOG + street northwest.

~ No. SO6 + street northwest
TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
AND uSIMPROYED PROPERTY, FRONTING
ON IESTu STREET EAST, BE'rWEEN g
NORTH, BlfrwEEN NINTH AND TENTH
STREETS EAST, ~ SQUARE g3i.
BY virtue of deed OF trust 10 u.s. dated the th day
OF May "A. ID. lb3 and duly recorded In Lber No. Ily
folio 49, one Of the land records Of the District Of Co
lumba and at the written request of the heirs OF the
party secured thereby, we shall sell at public apc!lon
In front of the premises, on WEDNESDAY, July q
1s79 at o'clock D. m, all those certain parcels of
ground situate in the city OF Washington District OF
Columbia. known and described lots 81 35, a. and
~, In Moses Kclys recorded subdivision OF square 93i
Lots - md s. have front OF 10 feet Tenth street.
each Improved by n two story frame dwelling.
Lots ~ and ~ have "A front of 1874 ieet on III street.
each improved by two-story unfinished brick dwell
ing.
OF the above lots 81 and IS will be sold at the
risk and cost Of the deiautlng purchasers at sale
made October u, 1877.
Terms; Onc-third cash; balance In six, twelve and
eighteen months. with interest at the rate OF per
centum per annum until paid secured by deed of
trust on the property sold deposit OF go Will be
required on each Iiece of property Mt time Of sale.
IL terms are not complied with In seven days, the
trustees reserve the right TO resell the proper alter
six days advertisement mt the risk and cost of the de-
cost. RICHARD ROTHWELL,l ,r.,,.,oo.
Je268t WILLIAM ROTiIwELL,5 irVS'eeS'
National Republican., 1879-06-27

Arrlved-schooner ELLA NJ Slower, ,Stahl. Kennebeo,
with go tons ice to Barker Il Bro.
Ciearcd-Schoorcrs Marion Il RocKhill, Hornar Tor
Fail River, with lOl tons coal W W Pharo Fort for
HUbUlicn, With $50 iOns coal J II De Volt Rodgers.
for Round Pond, Me, with 7J2 tons coal THrry Not
Barrett for Providence With 800 tons coal,
National Republican., 1879-06-27
TNREASURY DEPARTMENT,
l. BUREAU OF ENGRAVING AND PRINTISG.

Juno IS, IsTU.
Sealed proposals will be received ut this office until
~ o'clock M Saturday, the 2Sth inst. for the con
srucion and erection In the building for the BIZ
reau of Engraving and Printing in perfect working
order, Of high. pressure stationary Engine Yer
cal cylinder diameter, q inches. with 3il ch stroke
and six Boilers, each II feet long and feet In diam
eter, and one two additional Boilers for heating
purposes, as may be determined upon and described
In the specifications Tor the work.
Specifications for the construction of the engine and
boilers and any Information which may be desired
respecting the can be obtained on application to
the Undersigned .
The right 10 waive defects and to reject any or all
bids IL re 'orVcd
Proposals should be plainly marked Proposals for
Construction of Engine and Boilers and be addressed
to o. H. IRISH,
Ipig Chief of Bureau
National Republican., 1879-06-27
AUCTION SALES.
" 77|I7"777
TODAY.
THoMAs BOWLING, Auctionccr.

THoNrAs BOWLING, Auctloncer.
TRUSTEEs' SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY,
CORNER ITWENTY-THIRD AND NJ STREETS,
by virtue of deed of trust dated May 30 1870. re-
corded In Iber s2l, folio 80, will sell on FRIDAY
the 9th of June 1S10,a $50 o'clock D. m, In front OF
the premises the north 10 feet inches front by l9
square No. "a, improved with frame building, &c.
Termsi Oneiourth cash; residue in three equal
payments, OF six, twelve, and eighteen months with
Interest nt per cont from day of sale secured by
trust on the property All cOnyeynncing aud record
FRED w. JONES, rrrs,.os
je2O-F VICE JOHN +. cox ruS'eeS
National Republican., 1879-06-27
RIVER 4ND C1.N1L NEWS.


ArrIvod-schooner Canton, -, Norfolk. with
lumber to District dcaer,; steamer Rotary, -,
North Carolina, with lumber and shingles to steven
son.
Clcared-Schooners FookS Cramer, Aiexan-
drln; Brave Beecher. Salisbury; Alice Cory, Smith
down the river light; hrGe Brothers, Jones, down
the river, light Planter, Dickinson, down the river
light; EleanOra. Young for las ern Branch TO load
National Republican., 1879-06-27

To take effect
SUNDAY, MAY ls, 1879, AT 400 A. NJ.
AM Leave washington:
5:Oj--tNEw YORK, PIILADELPHIA, AND BOS
TON EXPRESS. Ellicott CITY. On Sundays to
napos Junction, Jessup's iianoyer Eik itidse
and Mount Wlnans. breakfast at Relay station.
strasburg winchester, Hasorston, Frederick
sco@tBALffiMoRE 2ND LAUREL EXPRESS
SlO-Poipt OF Rocks, Piedmont, s!Tasburg, winchcs-
AND BALTIMoRE LXpkESs. Parior Car to
saNtSf NsT f9TE 9Is H9d PPhtsqsP9ec Ptsg9 COLUMBUS AND
PfTTsBURg EXPRESS. Frederick, Hagers-
through car to % Stsunon. PulImsn Cars to On. /
Glnnali daily. Grafton TO Sandusky daily, except
GOo..ion Sunday oniy-BaltImore, Annapolis, and
iC;oo-BALTIMoRE EXPRESS. stops Mt Bladens.
burg college, Bei,syllle. Laurel, Annapolis Juno.
tlon, Jessup's, and Hanover.
RHW SShA AqaR2A boPi GyX yXNS r1S Ts S
l:as-ton sunday only-B baltimore and way
ipf Tfy fl1!lseh AND LAu
REL EXPRESS. Frederick, via Relay. stops
4a5ItPoni Of RSeEs, Frederick, Hagcrstown. Win.
sSs n My sStS Stations ony 1 sunday to Point
HPPpnp2lSs S5Trk SPd rWGkE s'st9b'p &N6 BAL
Mo5ok passenger, ,ssea 3, r. The cars 1Ss HsGs to
SIC &C. B%li.H5S GpH %Sy yfRs Ssf!SH' EcO. CITY, via
siSSISgdicAGo COLUMBUS, AND rrTTsBURa
ENPREss Sleeping car 10 Chicago. Pittsburg'
iO:i5.fNEw' Y0RK, pHILA DELPHIA, AND BAL.
Laurel. sleeping car to New York, and special
ioP osfsPnT TSs STT g hNb fSsdeiPacf eiPMcNNATr EXPIRES
tDaiiy. sunday only. Other trains daily, except
All Trains slopnt Relay Station, ~
National Republican., 1879-06-27
Chesapeal,e and Ohio Canal.

ClcOrcd-Boats Chas Robb, II Lowe, q NJ stone
brakrr. q Ryan. Fleming and M0tter, DIR L Brod.
erlck, NJ Gaines, Littie Nan, ELLA, star No g. b NJ
Young, Onward, ueorge II Bradt, Mills, FL
Moore, Phlllie q, Mass Il, l. Moore, BrOOks. u
ililans S Morrison Fail River, Samuel Lloyd.
and NJ A Myers.
National Republican., 1879-06-27
AN ACT authorizing the Commissioners OF the Dis
trlct of Columbia 20 issue twenty-year per cent.
bonds Of the district Of Columbia TO redeem certain

AN ACT authorizing the Commissioners OF the DIS.
trlct of Columbia TO issue twenty-year D per cent.
bonds of the District OF Columbia to redeem certain
funded Indebtedness OF said District.
BE enuc-d bV The Senate uHd HOUSE Of Representa-
TIRES Of The Iitfd states Or HWrrcu IN CbnDiesS dSsfH-
btcd That the Commissioners oil the District OF Co
lunibfa be, aud they are hereby authorized TO pre-
pare execute. and deposit with the Secrctnry OF the
Columbin, bearing interest not exceeding per
centum per annum, and payable twcnty years alter
date TO the amount OF not more Than one million TWO
hundred thousand dDllerS the proceeds 70 be used
only for the redemption OF funded Indebtedness OF
said District or OF the late municipal orontions OF
Washington and Georgetown which became due jan,
uary and March l. 1871 or those now existing aud
PAYABLE Ut pleasure, for the redemption OF when tne
sinking fund OF said District may not provide. SAID
per centum bonds shall he IN such form and dcnomt-
prove, and shall be benunbered consecuiiycy aud regis,
tered IN the office OF the Auditor Of said District ana
also IN the oice OF the Register OF the Treasury OF
the United states, IN such manner AS the secretary OF
The Treasury may direct and shall bear the seal 81
the District OF Columbia: PrDridri Tint this act shall
not be construed to make the Government of the
United States liable for either the principal or inter-
est OF said bonds or any part thereof
said bonds shall be sold by the Secretary OF the
Treasury TO the highest bidder upon public tender
hut for not less than their par value, her being hd
vertlsed for week In two daily newspapers 10 the
city of Washington and two In the city OF New York
Tile bids shall be opened by the Secretary OF the
Treasury and the awards approved by him. The
money realized from the sale OF said bonds shall he
paid out by the Secretary Of the Treasury only Tor
the purposes named In I'll act
SIC = That the provisions Of all acts conflicting
herewith, iInd the acts paris OF acts authorizing
said Commissioners OF the District of Columbia To
lsue bonds to redeem certain bonds of said District
having been issued hereunder, hereby repealed:
Approved June TO- 1879 lei
National Republican., 1879-06-27

FTNRUsTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM-
Il PROVED PROPERTY IN THE COUNTY,
srREET Road, A SHoRr DISTANCE MI
YoND BRlGHrWooD AND ADJACENT 70
IME IuE tAiMS 0H MIS kAi iil AnD Mh; HfrN MN, M
By virtue OF deed of trust dated November D, \.
y 1874, and duly recorded l1 libcr No. 17l ,oli9 &5s
lumbii- and by virtue of certain decree passed
June !, 1879, III equity cause No. GjG2 doc. ~ and
Bridget Eitnam ct nj, defendants and nt the written
request OF the party secured shall sell at public auc
ton in ifont of tho premises, on WEDNESDAY,
Ihe "a day OF July lSi0 at o'clock p m; al the FOL
lowing described piece parcel OF land, lying ana
being situate in the county Of Washington, District OF
Columbia, and known rs and being part Of a tract Of
the following mctos and bounls, to wit BOUNDED on
the western side by line running northllo 1csreeSl
perches from boundary stone ut the northeast cor
ncr of Moreands part Of said tract and bounded on
the north by line OF Thomas Carbprys land south
land running south 7jo west TO the aforesaid boundary
stone, and on the cast by the following lines OF part
sold on TO James Sclden, TO wit; From point on the
southern line near the branch north 80 west two aud
Gighty-Our hundredhs q StlO0) pcrches 10 marked
poplar, north 40, west four hundred and ninetysix
and one.lunrtcr (b6ho) degrees, east twcntyone
perches: thence north egllty.nine and one quarter
SsSGf' nG % tMSe arer neHGs "ns nH v
one and onc-qunrer perchcs to Thomas Carbery =
south lne-contanng 80 acres, rood and 81 perchoS,
together with the improvements, &c. %c.
Terms; 1000 cash; balance In two equal INSTALL
mcnts. payable IN six and twelve months, with inter
est at TIE rate of per cent per nmnum, secured by
chascrs option; 800 DEPOSIT at time of sule. All con
vcynncIng nt purchasers cost. II crns OF sale are
the right to resell the property the risk and
49, ,,,, TRAISAIp IL; WARNER, Trustee.
lee, ~. ,27tVds star eUdSds