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National Republican., 1880-11-25

u,lrlW,Ra Mn. Nov. "a
Cotton firm. Middlng. ll9q.
Flour ncliye and firm. Howard street aud
western supcrnnc "a 2ja4 10 do. extra, So 0Oa
a 2jdl 20; do. extra, s. 01dd 10. do. family,
50 75G7 90; do Rio brands 81 70; patNpsco family.
81 20.
Whcut-Southcrn easier but not quotohiy lower:
western quiet aud easy, southern rod 81 20@i 70;
dO. amber 81 25dl ~. No. / Maryland. nominal;
No western Winter red, spot ami November.
~ 2iWl ~ 4. December, 81 2iaildl H7S January.
81 %'sgl IA February, 81 2ols'6l 80; March,
! 32ml 33lE.
Coru-southrrr firm: western easier ana quiet
mixed. spot. aud November, 61l4a COZ e. for old;
jgd5gic iur new December, 5000 &C for new;
January, so sN5 5gic steamer. Doc.
OaH quiet Southern. iid i5c western whltO,
AZ aQije: do. mixed asa 4ic.
Rye quiet At 81 OJGDl O3.
Hay steady. Prime 10 choice Pennsylvania and
Maryland, SIS 0JG20 90 per ion.
Provisions irn, with upward ten lCucy. Mess
pork, Slj OOGlj % bulk mcats-lOOsc shoulders,
none Offering; clear rib sides none Offering; do.
rio sides, see hams, lllEgl2'Gc; lard, refined,
qSc
Bnucr steady Prime to choice western rRckcd.
lGW23r roll, lS022c.
Eggs firm. Fresh, 2jc; lined 2Oc
Petroleum dull Nud nominal, Refined lO4c.
Coffee hrm. Rio cargOes, ordinary " ialr,
llH@l3lEc.
sugar ii CHER. A soft, 03sc
Whisky firm at 81 1891 II.
Frcghts dull. Cotton. 3-lG0Hd.
Receut,-flUur, 2.S9S bbl-; wheat, $4,000 hui
torn, 5000 bu oats $3.50: rye, $50 bu.
ShipmentS-Nheat, l75, ,l00 corn, none
Sale'-Whcat, $4,000 bu: corn, lS9,8j0 bu
Virginia siNes, deferred. 49, do cOnsOls, 7lIk:
do. second series, 90 past-duc coupons, g2lS new
ltcn-lorties l7l4; Virginia ten'forty coupons 9eN
bid tO.lnV,
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A l,reLen Humnn WnIG

On tho arrival of the train from Chicago at
Omaha few days ago tho brakeman found II
covered market basket on n seat after all the
passengers were gone. lie carried it into the
baggago.room and left II there, suppOsing it
had boon accidentally left and that the owner
would call for it, IL remained there all night
and the next day the baggage agent put his
hand under the cover TO SEQ what was In IL,
and, striking something cold, ho removed the
covering and was horrfed upon discovering
the dead body of au infant. A nursing bottle,
partly filled with milk was found lying by It's
side, with brick ut its feet, which had prob.
ably been warmed and put into the basket
when It was shipped to Keep the elittls thing
warm until It should reach It's destination,
tho ovdont intention Of tho shipper
being to have IL sent to the poor
house Mt Round Grove, a station ON the
Chicago & Northwestern, in Illinois, as
there was a tag on tho basket with the follow
ing direction King, guardian of tho poor
Round Grove" But some how or othor the
National Republican., 1880-11-25
vital Statistics,

The total mortality in the District of Column
bia for tho week ending Saturday, Novem-
bcr 20, 1880. was 50 (being 2 less than
tho week prevous) or at the rate of 1873
per 1000 per annum. OF the dccedents,
l6 were white males, 10 white females, III;
Colorcd males aud l6 coored females, show
ing an annual dcath-rate of 10 80 per 1000
for tho white and 90 Ior the colored popu.
lation. The deaths by classes were as fol.
lows XymOtic, 10; constitutional ii; local,
90; developmental, 4, aud violence, s. From
diseases Of the nervous systcm and dphtheria
there were deaths each; phthisis pulmonalis
or consumption aud pneumonia, each; eau.
GERS, 1; congestion of tho lungs, diseases of the
heart, typhoid fover, Group, scarlet foyer,
eIyspeas and darrh9a . oach ond
each from bronchitis aud puerporal diseases
Of women or the deaths fj occurred In WASH
iugton, 4 in Georgetown, in the county, IL
in tho hospitals, aud = in the United
States jail. Thirty.six of the decedents
were natives of the District, 20 of other
parts of the United States, and Z of foreign
countries. Eleven white aud II coored
were under years Of age; white and 8
colored were go years of age aud over. The
greatest mortality "a deaths) occurred on tho
10Th, heleust Is deaths) on the 10th, l7th, 10Th
aud goth. There were l2 births reported--l0
white males. white females, colored males
and l6 coorcd females, showing an annual
brth-rate of S.23 per 1000 for the white and
1877 for the colOred population. Marriages
reported, lS-whlte, IA; cOlored 4. Still.
births 7-white, 3; colored, 4,
National Republican., 1880-11-25

AM Leave Washington:
9l@9Bme,lmF2qrG ilcq, G!,y & and Way Stations
6:50-Baltimoro, Annapolis aud Way. (Pedmont,
s!rashurg Winchester. hngrrsIown, ana Way.
s;lO-Pont OF Rocks ard way stations.
So SrAUNTON AND VALLEY EXPRESS,
tCo9nnecs for Hlgerstown and nj Point OF
GOO-NsW YoRK, piiLADELpnGA, AND Bos.
ioOO-om sunday only, for Baltimore, Annapolis aud
EXPRESS. tstops at Hya,,s.
vile, College, Bptsville. Laurel, AnnapOs
Junction. JGssup's ard HauoverD
CINCINNATI AMIDST. louis
EXPRESS.
i2;lO-Baltlmore. Elcolt city. Annapols and Way
Stations.
ti2i-nn SUNDAY only-Tor Baltimore and Way
t2OI-BALTIMORE EXPIRES
t23c-NEW YORK. PHILADELPHIA AND nos.
GaO-Ralilmors and Way stations (wmchcsler,
3O-BNLriMORE, iIYKTTsViGLE AND LAU.
REL EXPIRES. lFrederick' Vi" RclayJ stops
tE3j-POint OF Rocks Frederick, lIagerstown, Win.
chester aud WAY stations. con sunday to Point
Of Rocks and Way stations Oniy.)
ihl0-llntlmorc, ANNAPOLIS and Way St9t!onS ,
t5:i9-Ghi iGAG0 AMP CDEuMBuS EXP,JiISsS. ;S, \!
PRESS. (Martinsburg aud Way. via RELAY.
,o, stoLs .i AZ y, HhyMitsyie hit az, 3nd iaar,eil
t6;ii-BntimorO aud way Stsiiona.
7:i0- BALTIMORE AND LAUREL EXPRESS,
to'2oI Pl,I PIrIsRNyRG ~ hG p SiNciNNAri' AND ST.
tGs,!GHLlIMGRE, HYATrsvILLE AND LAU.
to;l6aNi5W YORK. PHILADELPHIA AND nos.
tDaily. isunday only. Other trains daily, except
Ai Trains stop at Relay station.
For further Information apply at the Baltimore &
Ohio ticket Offices, Washington station, and Gl1
street whore orders will be taken for baggage to
be checked and received at any point IN tue city.
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Operations Of the nenlth once.

Tho following is Health Officer Townshend's
report Ofthe operations ofhis office for the week
ending November 20, 1850; Nuisances reported
$50, referred, d5; abated. 475; referred to com.
missiouers, L. official notices issued, 30; cti-
zems' complaints, 10; deaths from all c,uses re-
ported, 90; cases of death referred to coroner
/; burials ut public expense, z; investigations
for local cause of disease, Z; tons Of garbage
removed, lSl; dead animals removed, III. Ma
rino products inspcctedl4,5 ,525 bushels oys'
ters, 1900 bunches fish, 1000 salt water tai.
lors, 125 tcrrapn. Marine products con-
domncd 40 bushels oysters, buuches fish.
Unwholcsomo food condemned-43 pounds
beef Is pounds mutton, 9 pecks apples, 40
lunches beets, so cabbages, , dozen corn, 2
oRg-planis, 2 pecks parsnips, Z pccks potatoes,
% pumpkins, pecks tomatoes, II pecks lur'
nips, q pounds grapes, 20 punches carrots. 2
buuches celery, = bushels miscellaneous vcge.
tables. Pound report--7S animals impOunded,
7 redeemed, 62 killed, 30 remaining in pound,
aud sold, Report of physicians to the poor
III patients treated, ~ of which were white
and l05 Colored; 24l visits were made and SO
office consultations held; "a orders for food
wero issued TO sick poor persons.
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wANTED-SlTUATEONs

RYayonng gentleman, situation to do copying
hD or similar work IN the evenings; writes u good
handi ierms low. Address IL CHESriR. CITY PO.
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PROPOSALS..
V1RoposALs FOL. FUEL.
Po5roFFiCE DEPARTMENT,
Woe OF DIanuMsINn CLNEk AND suP'T

Po5rOFFtCE DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF DisUuRstSG CLNEK AND SUPT,
WAsuiSGrON, u. g., Nov. 20, 1870. } .
Scaled proposals will he received at this Office until
II o'clock noon on MONDAY. December 20, 1850. for
furnishing Fuel for the Pos,ofice Department as fol-
lows:
For the delivery and storage of five hundred (;0O)
tons more or less, (22lO pounds to the toni, OF the
best quality Of Lee White Ash Furnace or steamboat
Coal to be thoroughly screened aud Tree from slate,
and to be delivered and stored on or before December
-, 1851, In the vaults of the Department building
before the contracting party will bC paid therefor
Average samples OF the coal must accompany each
bid, and the contracting party must exhibit 5htsac
tory certificates from BlpperS that the coal delivered
to him from the vessel or cars Is the kind required by
the Department
Also for the delivery md storage of ten (i0) cords
OF best Bakers Pine Wood, 10 be delivered and
corded at the Department building Us may DO re-
qulred. within ten CO) days from date OF contract.
The whole to he we ghed or measured by the IN
SpectOr appointed under the PROVISIONS OF Section
3, IT, Revised statues Of the United States.
The bids Will be opened in the ollCe OF the Super
intcndcni, in the presence of such bidders as may
choose to attend, on MONDAY, December the 10th,
1880 at ~ o'clock noon and the awards VIII DO made
on or before Wednesday, December 22d, 1850.
The lie 1artment reserves the right TO reject all or
any part OF tho BIDS received II deemed for the best
interest OF the Government so 10 do.
satisfactory bond will be required In each case to
be executed and filed within Ave (S) days after the
award Is made, for the faithful norlormance OF The
contract, j, O. u. BURNSIDE
Disbursing Clerk and superintendent Postonice De
partnenl. no22-iuwiw
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EOR REN1-ssOONIS.

TNOR RENT-1og gentlemen q third floor furnished,
~ south front room; private family. No 0lS Mass
ave w no25-Sts
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Kiss.

A pout and parting oflps as they touch
That's kiss In the abstract. II does not seem
much;
nui whore Is ihc language cnn rightly express II?
What letters can sound to help YOU to guess it2
What smile suggest or what fancy reveal
The mysterious bliss II can cause you TO iecl2
Here nature assurcdiy won diploma
For fragrance Of favor and perfect aroma.
kiss IL clecrical-Comes With start
That tinglcs delicate shock to the heart
And sells the eyes twinking with rNpturous de-
light
!. .iko stars In the sky ofa clear, frosty night
When It's over the ecstasy clings TO you yet
lis a Joy to remember and never forget
All pleasure condensed In all instant Ofbliss
Can but partly describe what's contained in kiss.
-ChicdgO Tribune.
National Republican., 1880-11-25
FINANCE AND COMM ERCE.
New york Money Mnrl,ot.

NEW YORK, Nov, "a, 1850.
Money was active at 2@6 per cent and closed at
per cent
Exohange was weak at isOGisO't for long and
462@is2I for short sight,
Government bonds were steady for Us and 5s
and lpQD9s per cent, lower for AS and Is.
State bonds were dun and nominal.
Railroad bonds were strong and active, At the
close Eric consol seconds rose to 1925, do. funded
to 55l3, st. Paul CUnso sinking funds to l22 aud
Northwestern oonsOl gold coupons 10 l27, Jeisey
Central adjustments fell off from M 10 ll0l6 aud
Texas Pacific incomes from a tO 7jls
Tho stock market was weak In the early deal
ings and fell of lsNlA per cent the latter In Nor
rs n Essex, but brisk purchasing movement
was iuaugututed at the frat board under the in
lueuCe Of which prices advanced sharply, The
upward movement continued steadily throughout
tho afternoon. with occasional slight reactions,
caused by reni2ations aud at the close the high.
est prices tho day were generally current Tho
improvement on the days transactions ranged
from y TO So per cent, Northwestern, 81, Paul,
Lake shore and Coal shares, Erie Nashville &
Chattanooga and Chicago, Burlington Quincy
leading in the advance,
The transactions aggregated 51s0lO shares In.
Cluding Delaware L0Ck0wAnnO Y Western 1900
Delaware ~ Hudson 5000, Denver a. RIO Gruude
1000 Eric 10000, Hannibal 81. JOscuh lO91D Iron
Mountain 500, Kansas Texas GSn0 Lake Shore
303O0 Louisville & Nashville 1000, Michigan Cen
tral 6OOO Northwestern o. 800, Nashville \ Chatla-
nOoga b 800 New Jersey Central 1000, New York
Central $500, Northern Pacific L. 1000 Ohio & Mis-.
sisspp lOtO0, Pacific Mail 900, Reading $500, ST.
Paul 5O5OO ST. Paul & Omaha 5000 Union Pacific
d7GOO, Wabash Pacific 1900, and Western Union
o. 1900.
National Republican., 1880-11-25
AHGyrInN aALEa.

PARE CHANCE FOR Splendid BUILD
Az ING SITE un INVESTMENT.
That magnificent "OalI Lawn" property, fronting
~ Ieet on boundary street, at the Junction OF said
street with Connecticut avenue, aud containing 1857
aSD square feet the 'nle Of which was postponed on
inc 4Uth Instant on recount OF the storm, VIII Ger
tainly be sold to the highest bidder on sArUHDAY,
the 18th Instant, at O'Clock y. m.
Ihis is unquest OnRbiy the most desirable piece OF
unlmprOved property In the District outside Of the
CITY limits being IN the immediate vicinity Of the y,
street Circle overlooking the entire city and covered
BY magnificent lrees IL adloins the beautiful sub
urben seat OF E O. Dean ESQ.
rms property WAS sold twelve years ago for l2ls
gens per foot, and was purchased In l572 by the late
Hon II @ IngersOll (belore the splendid improve
ments ~ that vicinity were made) at 10 cents per
loni, and shortly inetWard Mt lngorsOll refused hn
onor OF . cents per foot. II will probably sell now
Tar below lis real value
Terms; One.thiid cash ana the residue In one aud
TWO years, with seven per cent interest
see the Star for Triigtee's ndyprtilement nOlBitt
National Republican., 1880-11-25
THE COURTS.
Supreme Court OF the United states.

" TlIINTl'UNlf INVN' 81 To0Vs
No. so The United States, plaintiff in error, vs..
Miles II, Morris ct al. Argument continued by
Mr.. II. I. Elicit for defendant In error and con-
cuded by Mr.. Solicitor-Genera Phillips for plain
liil in error.
No. Si.--Charlcs r. Vincent, appellant VS. Charles
A. Judd. Argued by Mr.. e. II. Bets for appellant
no counsel appearing for appellee.
No. SO constituted for No Sl).--Joseph S. Finch
4 Co., appellants. VS.. the United States. Argument
commenced by Mr.. Nathaniel Wilson for appel
lants continued by Mr.. Solcltor.General Phillips
for appellees aud concluded by Mr.. Lewis Abra-
ham for appellant
Adjourned until Monday next at 70 o'clock
National Republican., 1880-11-25
plgtrict Courts,

SUPREME CoURT oP THE DIsTWcr--CHIEF JUsTICR
CARTIER AND JUSTICE WYLIE - Gilmore VS..
Deylin; on argument. Mr.. Richard ID. Williams OF
baltimore, Nd, was admitted to the bar on motion
of Mr.. Ii. W. Garnet.
CIRCUIT COURT DIVISION No. l-IuSTIcE MAcAR.
TuUR.-Cnldwcll & Rochat et al. vs. Byrne: verdict
plaintiff for 500 Stevens VS.. Du Barry on hear
ing.
CIRCUIT CouRr, DIVISION No. 2--JusricR HAGNER.
Miller vs.. Baltimore II Potomac railroad company;
on hearing.
EQuuY CovRr-JuS1cE Cox --Clugett VS.. Brooke;
payment Of share Of 4. u. Brooke to guardian Of
l.. NJ. Brooke Belngcr VS.. Preston et al; appear
ance Of absent defendant ordered. Wise VS.. ST.
courtney; restraining order issued return0ble No-
ycm6er 20. Murray vs.. Fletcher: amendment OF
bill allowed, certain testimony ordered suppressed
aud reference Of cause to the auditor. Mitts Vs.
Lacy; sale confirmed nist. Wright vs. Parker sale
confirmed nisi and reference " the auditor.
CRIMINAL CouRr 60 JUSTICE JAMES, Frederick
Cook, previously pleaded guilty OF assault; eleven
months and twenty-nino days in jail Frederick
Bates maintaining nuisance by running a soap
factory within The city limits pleaded guilty. rs
the nuisance has been abated the court suspended
sentence. Walter Il. Davies, maintaining nus-
Oucc by operating the asphalt works at Fifteenth
and y streets northwest pleaded guilty sentence
suspended for the same cause rs given in the pre-
yous case, Henrietta Fiuebcrc, alias Chase. keep
ing bawdy house; pleaded guilty; sentence sus.
pended. IhomUs Paul, larceny; on trial.
ASSIGNMENTS FoR TOMORROW.
SUPREME touHt OF rhE DISTRICT CHlEF-JuSricE
CARTIER AND JUSTICE WYiIE-No. CO. Gilmore
vs., peyliu; o. McPhelsOn VS. Lowell; Is, Berry VI.
Berry ST. Smith vs.. kenney; 81 Williamson vs..
Thompson: 81, Gorsdonvs Wheeler; 81, Dwight vs.
White; Sc Pcao vs., Brooks 81, FAINT vs.. Riggs: SS,
Ialray VS. Grant, So, Rich vs. Neitzoyi &C., Chuppell
VS. Rothwell.
CIRCUIT CouHT. DivIsIoS No. l--JusTIcE MAC
ARTHUR.-Appeal calendar No 1885, Ramsey vs..
Inland Il scaboatd CoaSting company. Regular
calendar. No 273 Smith vs. Linkens 3il, liloX-
ham ct al. VS.. Wilson ct al; 3G7 Brown VS.. Elnck-
ling; 1913, McBlair ys. Hubhe 3s7, Wynue vs.
Curtin; Sg7, First National bank Of New York W..
Kelly 500 Horton vs.. Morgan; 40l, Walker w.
FaEuc iO5, Anderson W. Smith; i07, Hayward Il
Hutchinson vs.. Bailey.
EQUITY CouRr-JUsucE Cox.-No regular assign.
mont for to-day, but the court will hear motions
and any case not Iricd IL ready for hearing.
CRIMINAL CoURT-JuSTICg JAMS.-Chatlpt MUIR
ply, assault with intent 10 XIII aud assHuitiuga
policeman; George T. GauzhUru, ass Aul!; George 1.
CANT assault with intent to lii, Henry Tempe,
assault with intent TO KIN.
National Republican., 1880-11-25

A SITUATION as cook, chambermad or nurse In
RI private family No 1880 Fifteenth st. bet
RhCde Island ave and o 81 W. no24
National Republican., 1880-11-25
How Happiness is secured.

Happiness is the absence of pain or annoy.
anco and wherever there is pain there is dis.
ease. a pain in the lower portion Of tho body
indicates disorder Of some kind. II there is
any odor or color or deposit in the urine IL
means disease and requires attention at once,
Wo havo heard many Of our friends speak of
tho remarkable power Of Warmers Safe Kid.
noy aud Liver Cure and are convinced there
is nothing so certain aud valuable for all dis.
orders of the urinary system, both male aud
fontnIp
National Republican., 1880-11-25
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are doing us favor by usng our free columns, as we
Iedelermined 10 make THE REPUBLICAN
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Proposals Tor Fresh Beef.
OFFICE OF ACTINd CoNNIssAuY or
SunsIsrkNCE. EORr WmIrrE. VA,

SunsIsTkNCE, FORr WHIrpE, Va,
November q, 1850
CtEALED PROPOSALS, in triplicata, With copy
= OF this advertisement attached Will he received
ut this olice, until ~ O'Clock noon of FRIDAY, NO
VEN BIER 20 1850, for furnishing tho Fresh Beef re-
quIred by tile Subsistence DcnRrtment, U. 8. Army,
for issue to troops ut this post. from January | 10
June 80, 1881.
Separate proposals will be received at the same
tune TOR furnishing such choice and Othor cuts OF
Fresh Meats (Beef Mutton, Veul, otc.), US may be
required by the officers and their families
Bidders will specify In their proposals tho price per
pound for which they Will furnish the Beef from
their stalls well MS the price delivered Mt the sub
slstcnce StorohOusc. Further Information as to Quail
ty Of Beet, ETC., will be furnished on application 10
b. IL. GILMAN, ist lat. 18Th Inf, A. A. &. s..
nOIR.1t
National Republican., 1880-11-25
PROPOSALS FOR MAIL
LOCKS.
PosToFrIcE DEPARTMENT, |
WAsAlEGrOS, d. c., Oct, 20, 1880. J

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this De
partment, UNTIL 70 O'CLOCK NOON, ON THE
10Th DAY OF JANUARY, 1881, for furnishing a
kind of mail locks and keys for the solo aud
elusive use OF the United states through registered
mails.
AS the public exposure and searching examination
necessary to intelligent bidding on any prescribed
model ofa lock and key would tend to impair, II not
entirely destroy the further utility OF such locks and
keys for the purposes OF the mails, the Postmaster
General presorlbes no model or sample for bidders
but relies for selection the mechanical skill and
ingenuity which u fair competition among inventors
hereby invited may develop In samples submitted
by them.
Specifications OF the conditions and requirements
relating to proposals, samples contract etc. MS well
as forms OF proposal will be furnished application
by letter to the Second Assistant Postmaster General
No proposal will be considered unless 1t shall have
been submitted In accordance with such specification
and forms.
The contracts which may be made will be In con.
formty to tho specifications and the accepted pro-
posni But tho right is however, reserved to reject
any and all oil the proposals,
National Republican., 1880-11-25

NNOR RENr-Flrst ana second floors, suitable for
~ congressman with or without board, ut 5US Thir.
teenlh At D w. neAr ponnn ave. nO25-Mf
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fTNRUsTEt S' SALE OF A DESIRABLE TWO
Il STORY AND BASENt ENT BRICK DWELL.
ING CORNER OF TENTH AND o STREETS


by Virtue OF n deed OF trust dated october o. A.
d. 1873, duly recorded in bcr No sg folio ~ ct sea-
one OF the land records OF the District OF Columbia
ana ut The request OF the parry accured thereby, we
VIII sell at public auction, in front Of premises on
THURSDAY, DECEMBER TO- 1850, vt O'Clock y.
M, the following described real cstn situate In the
city OF Washington, District OF Columbia, beginning
Tor tho same ut the northwest corner OF lot numbered
thirty In square numbered three hundred and sixty
seven, running thence south along Tenth street 70
Tie south side ofand lot, thence east along said south
llnc tw0nty-eight feet; thence north to tile SOulh
line OF street, thence west aiOng the said street to
place OF beginning together with the improvements,
consisting OF n very complete nid convenient two
story ana basement brick dwelling.
TcrmB-rhe property will bo sold subject to deed
Otttust TO secure S9O0 with interest NJ per cent,
which will be assumed by the purchaser. The bal,
nnCp of the purchase money to be paid $500 cash and
500 quarterly thereafter with interest ut per cent
tile deferred payments TO be secured on the property
gold, or al casli may he paid, at option OF the pur
chaser Terms to be complied with In seven days.
All onYeyancing at purchasers cost A deposit oil
500 1T time Of sale Will be required.
t. + + iffHLLsfEAD. rruitees'
w NJ SMITH Salesman no35del g. i9,e 10