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Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-07-06
CORRESPONDENCE.
SACRAMENTO, July 1st. lS7.

SACRAMENTO, July 1st. 1872.
DEAR Journal: sit down to write
to you, thinking maybe you would like a
"sprt" from me again. 1t WIS jolly to
get IA ride again with the old "iron horse"
Coming down through the Valley, the
enol nous field, Of wheat presented
beautiful spectacle to the eye,-so large,
too, there seemed no end to them. They
were just commencing to harvest it. /
WAS standing on the milaoad platform
talking to Mr.. We.t, one o: the Butlettn
"chap-," when an individual had the
presumption to ask me il | wanted job
to 60 out and harvest. l told him !
wasn't much stuck after getting in the
grain. ! might have looked Seedy, but |
don't think l looked green Tor was COW
cred over from head to heel with dust.
Sacramento has changed ever so much
since ] was here in '6j. II looks so lively
everyone seems on the qUi UiUe, and
the whole appearance Of the city shows
how thriving it is. There are great
many splendid blocks in it and some
beautiful public buildings. l met Grant
Taggalt, E>q here, and he kindly invited
me to see him at his office, which intend
TO do. The Capitol is not finished yet.
1t will never iook what one would call
G and building, for there ave too many
windows in it, and they are too small.
In the evening everybody seems to he
enjoying themselves, Buggy riding and
p'OmenadinE seem all the 20. ! saw one
TAR African dressed to kill-such "d0rg"
rs she put on was a caution. Her taU
stuck out 50 far that four or five could
have bad lots Of room to sit on it. I'm
cdmped ut the Ebner House." where, il
you want quiet house and boo you
chermuck" just stop at itWhen you come
here. By-and by maybe if l see any
thing worth writing l will send it to you.
/ forgot to tell you one little item. There
was man got too much ''tnngle leg" and
whether be wanted TO shuttle off thi.
mortal coil" or not, | cant say, but he
bay him down in his Little bed" on the
railrond track. Some good Samaritan"
saw him in the fix and pulled him of JUS
in time. When they got him to the
station the officer in charge asked him if
he had no thanks to give to his preselycr,
he just spit on hi hand and SAID dang
me, boy, give Us your fist"
pEFIFR
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-07-06

For CoNoREss.-W are decidedly in
favor of the reelection of John NJ. Cogh-
Ian to Congress from this District. As II
member of the present Congress he has
represented his constituents faithfully and
with marked ability. We have no hesi-
tation in saying that his course on the
Goat Island question receive our hearty
approval, and was for the best interests
Of the State at large, and especially of his
constituents. II he is not trumphantly
renominated and reelected, we will be
sadly mistaken.
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TRINITY JOURNAL
SATURDAY, JULY o. 1872.
OUR AGENTS

SAN FRANCISCO IL. ?. Fisher, 90 and
q New Merchants Exchange; Bean Co
No. 4lO Montgomery Street; Thomas Boyce,
30 Merchants Exchange.
NEW YORK Hudson & Menet, Al Park
Row Geo p Rosoll 4 Co., 40 Park Eow S
NJ. Pettingill 4 Co, 81 Park Row.
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WOODS MAGAzIEE.-We are in re-
ceipt Of this excellent magazine for July.
1t is repete with interesting articles, and
is better than any previous number.
Publ he'd by S. S.Wood & Co., New
burgh, New York. Terms, 81 per year.
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OUR WASHINGTON LETTER.
WAsHINoToN, June 2l, 1872.
GREELEY OR NO eREELEY-THAT is THE
QUESTION.

WAsHINoToN, June 2l, 1872.
GREELEY OR NO eREELEY-THAT is THE
QUESTION.
The present political situation has af-
forded magnificent opportunity for the
pencil Of the satiician for six months
past. The anti Giant supporters have
been in search 0t the man 10 beat G ant.
On the first of May they assembled with
lanterns at Cincinnati, and, as they
thought, found him in Horace Greeley;
but months trial has convinced Ia &c
number Of them that they have made u
mistake. Since the age OF Diogenes,
who searched Greece in daylight with
lighted lanterns to find an honest man,
there has been no such exhibition until
the one 10 discover IA man to beat q ant.
Carl Schurz, Alex. Stephens and Dan.
Vool heee are al out with lanterns hunt
ing Tor the man. Il is well said that
there is nothing new under the sun. In
1865, the rebels were uouO.ed IN the
same way. They lit their lante rs to
hunt Tor the man who could beat General
Grant and save the rebellion. They tried
Pembe ton, johnson, Beuulegalde and
Lee, but none OF them would do.
At present helcuIaneum efforts are be-
ing made to prevent Greoley's eudorse-
ment at Baltimore. 1t is probably too
late, but whether or not it is Of no c0nse-
quence to the Republican party. To the
g~sr,isQ Of the Democratic managers, it
j. found that the Gelmans are in dead
earnest arrayed against Horace g eeey,
and that no cuaXing and no threats can
induce them to support man 50 obnoX-
ious to their political and social ideas.
There is great dissatisfaction in The rank
and lille OF the party with his endorse
ment; and it is suddenly discovered that
Greeley, instead OF being the strongest
candidate, is the weakest by far. The
Republican organization remains intact,
and the Greeley nomination has only de
moraliled the Democracy. While there
are differences to be overcome while it
is never safe to allow the camplgu 10
diff, and while great effoi Is and exc tions
are undoubtedly Y necessity to rally the
Z republicans to the polls, the utmost con-
tdence is felt by our leading men that
Grants triumph in November is sure.
GREELEY AND TIE Ku KLUX.
A letter has been received hero from
ono OF those dark rebel centors supposed
TO be so much out of the reach OF the
light that is safe to indicate their true
feelings. The writer is evidently y care
fll and discriminating obse yer, and he
fnds indisputabe evidence that the reb-
el Democrats eNpec: 10 accomplish by
the election Of Greeley all they failed to
d. by the war. In these out-ot-the-way
centers they freely discuss the forcing Of
the colored people to ca-t their vote for
tho rebel ticket at the pistols mouth
and the colored men are very much
alarmed.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-07-06

TIE old Irish language is dying out;
only one-touith Of the Irish people can
speak il now.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-07-06

Two-THIRDs Of all the Presidents and
three-lourth> OF all the Secretaries Of State
have been members of the Episcopal
church,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-07-06

SOME Of the lakes Of Switzerland are
over 1000 feet deep, and some of the
hotel bills are over 1000 feet long.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-07-06

CHESTER is the Oldest city in England,
and, according to Sir Thomas Elliot, was
buit by great-grandson Of Noah.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-07-06

THE average depth of the Atlantic
ocean is three miles; that of the Pacific
four miles.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-07-06

THE costof runoinga a train Of cars forty
miles an hour is four times as much as at
twenty miles.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-07-06

The fund raised in London for the re-
lief OF sufferers By the Persian famine
amounted to nearly one hundred thousand
dollars.
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DEATHS
NEW THIS WEEK.
APP0RTI0NMENT OF COUNTY
SCHOOL FUND.

l have thi. day apportioned the sum of One
Thousand three Il ,ndrcd and Fourteen Dol
lars and Nin,ty-tYo cents lSl,}l ~.
is aploitioned at tho rate of Two Dollars
ami Lishty-lo.r cents s. 81 per child
For the respective School Districts we have
a follows:
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-07-06

THE WAY TO GET Rich. .-Early to
bed, early to ri,e, never get tight, and
advertise.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-07-06
Lewiston District school.

Under date of July lst. our Lewiston
spondrnt sends the annexed dpscrip
ton OF the exercises connected with the
closing OF the school term at Lewiston:
On Friday Evening, june 2lst, an in.
teresting exhibition was given by the pu-
pills of the Lewiston District School, it
4 being the close OF the term. The school
room WAS crowded with the friends and
parents of the pupils. There had been Il
prize offered (Dr. Kane's Arctic Expor-
ation,) by the School Trustees, for the
best performance and sixteen entered
their names as Contestants. At one end
Of the room Il stage had been erected,
from which the pupils spoke and read
/ their pieces with full theatrical effect. A
committee was appointed to award the
p'ize, the committee being G. b. East
man, John Mu>ser and Geo. L. Sergeant.
Excellent instrumental music was iuln-
ishrd by Mrs. A. j, Ross, Mrs. Sinclair
and J 5. Hampton. At the opening Of
the exercises the teacher requested the
audience not to indulge in any demon
strations of approval, which was reIuct-
antly complied with, as it would have
been great relcfto the audience to have
been permitted to cheer heartily Mt the
close OF each performance. All the pu-
pill, acquitted themselves in manner
credible to their own Intelligence and the
careful training OF their teacher. The
pupils had dawn lots as to their manner
Of appearing on the stage. The follow
is the order OF exercises:
Doelo.natiOn-Ihe Happy School Boy by
Battls Hymn Of the Repablie Minnie
/ FleisChmln.
lord ulng,s Daughtor--Alonzo Lutman.
/ To Ny Mo her-L.tCy hi lis.
A Dirge-Arthgr DicS
barbara FIiehi --rleddi Fleischman.
/ Tin9y CoX-Ad llb 1T 0ss.
/ locN Me to Sltep, Mother-Carrie Lutman
/ Lion and Giratte-Albp bort kise
"loa'd scarce Expect One Of my Age."-
/ Burton hampton.
The Evergreen Mountains of Lifo-Mary J.
Lutnan.
ispcech Of Patrick Henry--Jesse Frick.
Reading Maad Muller-liattie lioad ~
speech Of airick Henry james Hoadloy.
-EddiJ Flick.
The foregoing programme was varied
at intervals by well-seected songs, sung
by Mr.. L. G.. Eastman. The pfizo was
waided to Hattie Hoadley. Theaward
ing Of prizes by the teacher for meritorii
Gus conduct followed. After that social
dance, and paftsking Of bountiful sup
per, that had been prepared by the par
ents OF the pupils the audience di pers-
ed, highly pleased with the whole affair.
New PAPER.-We have received the
initial number Of the CIoverdale Bee, a
neat and spicy paper, Published at Clo-
vel dale, Souoma county, by j. b. Bac-
cu., Jr., formerly Of the Humboldt Bay
J0uyRat. Having considerable expert
rience in the newpaper line, be will no
doubt make the Bee a permanent insttu-
tutions Of that place. We welcome it on
our exchange list and wish it success.
The fund raised in London for the re-
lief OF sufferers by the Persian famine
amounted TO nearly one hundred thousand
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ANDY JoHXsoN's VIEWS.

1t Is disclosed here that the Democrats
and Greeley men, snxiuu, 10 have An
drew Johnson's opinions and judgment
on the situalion, wnile be was here sought
various opportunities. to counsel with
him. a ter it was over he was le-
ported 10 have said TO friend, This
little affair, the G AIT administration
ought to be got out OF here but the ele
ments Of opposition are not organized
Indeed they cannot agree and their or.
gani1ation is out OF question, while the
Republicans are united, organized and
determined on victory" Considering
Mr.. Johnson's bitter hatred for General
Grant, this information mpy af1 d very
little consolation 10 those who sought his
advice.
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DEN CRATIC ACTIVITY.

The Democratic Committee are busy
night and day sending of documents to
convince the public judgment, but 20 fur
with very little evidence Of success.
IXTEgvIswISo THE PREsIDENT.
General Bard. editor Of the Chatanoo
"a (Tenn.) Herald, was AT the White
House yesterday with delegation from
Tennessee, holding conference with
General Grant on the subject of the com
ing campaign in that State. The inter-
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-07-06
EDUCATIONAL IHTERys7s.

Tho usefulness of the Bureau Of Edu-
cation is indicated in many ways-one Of
which is by letters from Foreign Minis
ters. A letter has been received from
our Minister to Brazil, acknowledge ging
the receipt of the report Of the Bureau,
in which he says, - d. not doubt that
through the influence of these volumes,
new influence will be given to general
and common school education in Brazil !"
1t is very agreeable 10 know that they
look to the United States for model in
educational success
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-03
I;v GrubbS l. Williams,
hnctiuneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and BluE,


rg'HAT MOST VALUABLE PRIVATE
l. RESIDENCE AT TIE NORTllWEST cox.
SALE hr AGtTIoE.--B? request, Of aIr. Iohu
Niain who from iniirm lral and the reduced size
Of his family, wishes TO decline housekeeping, we
her. at O'Clock /. NJ. his RESIDENCE situated as
above. -,
adj aired that lengthy description Is deemed unuc'
ceSsary. Suffice Il 10 FAY that y contains twciIt
large and airy rooms besides cellar attic Closets
bath. and storc-r0clns. ~
Tie arrangements for Kitchens. servants, anu
fuel-Ioons are eNtensircand thorough.
The basement Is Of granite. with marble man;cis
throughout tie house. and oil the modern convent
cuccs, including furnaces ofevery kind.
The lot is oiN2OO feet to private alley Il feet
Wide, owned by Mr.. 1. Davenport, Jr., and Mr
Aiahen. is incloscd with brick and graH C
walls and iron ratings. and IS adorned with hand
some shrulbcry, cvcrgrcclls and Shade trees.
The situation is such rs to afford the greatest
amount Of comfort 1T all seasons, AMI the trout
yard being above tie street, Is ut times dry and free
from dust.
The buildings were erected for It's present owner
under his direction, and nett her care nor cX-
pensc were spared to make IT, In every respect, ii
trSt-cllss residence.
1t may properly be mentioned, rs an instance OF
the thorough construction Of this dwelling, that Gil
OF the cross or partition Walls are oil Drck, lhere be-
ing no stud partition Init.
Persons wishing ~ examine the premises arc ~
yicd to call after o?d iusant from u VI. to2P. NJ.
until the dag Of sale.
In desigatty II Situation and thorcughncSss and
convenience Of construction this property is not
cQualIed by any other now In the market.
Possession will be given ut IN carly day.
Terms: Dne-fourih cash; balance IT six, twe"e,
aud eighteen months, for negotiable notes, with 8
per cent Interest: oncthird cash, balance al one,
tv;c and three years for negotiable notes with in
tercst NJ per cent the interest 10 be paid hallyear
~ by separate negotiable notes. The purchaser to
p"rcha SCI mo- e G SI WiILiAMS
sc le-codStStd AuctioMeers.
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By Wellington Goddin.
Auctioneer and RoM Esfdte AGENT I
j scosz,-r,er s,feye,tfll and Bank Htreeta

pEAUTIFUL, AND A :, as6 a,sgTr,z:E
ID sc s IN Ti4 fi EhoUK
fURSPIkE, HALE a MIL, ,I thst2ThI dea.-1Au,
the request Of the who resides IN on
STATE. shall sen at auction, ON cue p,aan = nj
TDSDAY the nth October, 49, at o cioes All
If fair II not the At laF anI oeied as above
now occupied Ivy Mr. s. :wartz. adj9nln aris Co
i,iab state of cultivation The han.
~ ~ new and very handsome ame,i.ns u"y ~,
s.e 10 IN feet two stories high ana cupcli oh wy
~ y. Iii, fnnr rooms on each foor opening iuto
Vide passages or halls, and fr5at anu rear porucoe
In rcr Of the dwelling there Is an excellent Two,
.orv building with four rooms, used Tor kltchen
md other purposes. On the rear part OF the land
near TO a fine spring, Is a large aud very cosby
i,,,IldInc used for slaugfter-h0use; stable, &C..
T'hc place IS so well known that more minute
description Is deemed unnecessary. Being very de,
sIrnb.y located FL an Improving neighborhood, any
so near the city, IL should attract the attention oi
those Wishing 10 secRre z suburban residence Win
ample land for the use Of the sn1nc. 1900
TERMS: One-fourth cash balance ut SIX, WE'VE
and eighteen months for negotiable notes, lhteres
added, secured by i deed Of trust. \
'oc3 ". GODD1N. Auctloneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-03
By Wellington Goddin'
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer.
rorpsr or Eleventh aud Bank streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF NAtUAB 81;

J1RUsTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE,
1 ATTRACTIVE. AND FIRsT-CLaSS XII
DEECE AND VACANT LOTS AT the SOkIh-
EAST CORNER OF FRANKLIN AND JEt Elk
son STREErS.-By virtue Of q deed OF t'ltlrt rom
Mr. William I. Tayfor and wife, dated August IS,
I3f7 ,luIv recorded. the undersigned, being thereto
requested by the beneficiary viii sell at auction on
the PREMISES. Oh FRIDAY the llth October: !''2, M
~ O'Clock T. VI. Ul fair. if not, the trSt iair gay
thcreafer). the large well-arranged, ana 1lSlulu-
Mv-iCcafei J. RESIDENCE of Mr.. ". f. Tavlor WIN
front of II feet OH Franklin street y deptl 81 l3O
Irr. to AN alley ten feet wide. This dwelling con
tain; fifteen rooms. six Of which are in the base
mrNt. finished and paSrrcd; SIX on The inst h0or.
iucrdiae two large parloTs connected ny siiutl@
doors library and three chambers. and three chaif-
Der; on the second floor, and Is huiit OF brick ana
succeed, with iwo-Story portlc0 III rcr, ana Ill
front OF tie dwelling there Isl large coloiiaGc por-
tjco extending above the second story ana runGiaS
the whole length OF the main building; ~
In the ward next to Jefferson street there II large
brick Kitchen with four rooms above The his:ent.
Tie garden is tisteily laid OFT. ana Is set IN choice
fruit trees. gracc-v'nc*. &c. -
Also a or tn the east ~ said dwelling. fronting
% feet on Franklin street. running back ISL cct 10
said .tllCy. .riih the use thereof
Also Il LOT fronting on the east lire ht Jefferson
etr,rt 90 Nv 100 feet, with the ugc of said alley.
The foregoing property ShoHll attract II" special
attention Of those desiring !irSt-TdC home or In.
vrsmcnt In Tie most desirable and improving part
Of or city.
TERMS: Onc-fourth cash: balance 81 9, l., IS =,
and 30 months. Tor negotiable notes bearing eight per
cent rcr annum Interest, laif yearly, 5ccCreI 10y
decd VI trust. JAMES ImEAS2HhGI,
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BY Cook & Laushton, Auctioheefs'
corner franklin and Governor streets

e,upERB HOUSEHOLD FURN ,lItoS
EScARpETs. MIRRORS, &C, Al ~. AZ We win
On TUITRSDAy, I'D Instant, at 10 EE!TgpSiTIJR 4,
coll m assortment Of HOCSEtOLD, = - the resi-.
az thr very hest quality and Ia test street
Jnnrn NJ Mr.. j. G. Smith, No; 2Uo ertment com
hci weem Broad and Grace. Inc a''o' 'l.0
prise3 rpANIBER SUITS, COM
riate n. good as new ana reaiy oei,seirn ruJ
sscIher With a variety OF other cnahipei i1ihi-
sp trTe' HAIR, sHUcK, and SPRING NAT
RoI tkFSSs'S and PILLOWS; very handsome EN-
Handsome GgAs PARIoR SUIT, complete walnut Oiled
ard upholstered with crimson reps
suncrior BEUSSELS and TIIREE-PLf rh ,:
Tor and CHAMBER CARPETS: CARTEL"
and OIL-CLOTH on halls and stairs;
One very valuable PIER MIRROR, Fix ny liree
One ie,,utiful LIBRARY-CAsE In walnut.
The dIniny-room IS furnished with every aruclc
necessary Of the best quality, including large as
sortmcnf of CROCKERY. GLASSW \ N, &c.
The Kitchen Is thoroughly furnished, nic ,an,
everything requisite. amongst which Is III e'es"n'
THcr, are also TWO SUPERIOR HEATING
STOVES for chamber or parlOr use. >,
The attention Of the public Is part' ularlv calie'
RI th sIr us the furniture Is really OF the hest qlal,
jty unarlr new is now in excellent conuition, anu
MS Il i Mr. Smiths determination 10 discontinue
housekeeping every article Will nc sola WITHOUT re-
ocI COOK 6 LAUGHTON, Auctionner-.
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Sc eI-Iawacdys
DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE real
4 EGn, tTL A Nh pEpS0N Al ppnpr

DUBLIC~ SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
! ,, ESTATE SG,E, AND pE ERsk r PRopERTTAT
s ,,Iderseed desirSa IL rr,. GouNTY
operations. will, on the It'll day OF NOVEMBER
NEXT 1877, on the premises; offer for sale at pub
lie auction TO the highest bidder that well known
and valuable real estate called BliOOKSEILIE.
In the county or Mhemarle, Va. The whole trsct
contains about FIFTEEN HU NDRED ACRES or
SUPERIOR LAND. 1t produces abpudanty wheat
and al other kinds Of crors suited to this iatliudc
The BUILDINGS on the estate arc numerous. CON.
vcniently located, and most OF them In very VoJtl
brick edislce IS large and In repair an extensive
lawn in front of tho building Is wen shaiei by
beautiful trees and rare plants aud flowers; good
and neyer-fiiling water In the yard. In fact there
IS every convenience the place To render the ~.
tate very desirable residence tor person oil ample
means. - ..s 4s.s
conveniently divided az to make three or four
good farms. There are several Apple Orchards,
bearing good fruit III the estate, In one Of which
near the homestead, there are some three or four
hundred trees bearing the celebrated ''Ateinarls
spippln." The whole place abOunds In numcrous
ueyer-failipg springs of pure cool water; besides
which there are two creeks that run through tie
tract This land lies at the base of The Blue Ridge
and joins the land Of excellent neishbors-- alessrs
Bowen, Kyle, Hughson: aud Baylor. The home
the chesapeake and Ohio railroad. Those wishing
to view the property with ell inclination TO pur-
chase can call Of Brooksville y! any time previous
TO Inc uay Oh IuDllC WlitIO
be found or such persons can call OF her brother,
David Hansbrough. Esq, who resides near tho
premises, and wifi give all information necessary
;ni: will also show the property.
. : The pefgonul PROPERTY consists Of WORK
HORSES. RiDING HOEsEs, COLTS. WORK
OXEN, MULES, MICH COWS, some sixty Or
seventy head Of nice two and threc-yeaf Old CAT
n BUGGY, and neat FAMILY CARRIAGE, and
FARMING UTENSILS Of all sorts which are In
use in this REGION Of the country.
The terms Of sale for the land VIII be mace easy to
the purchaser and win ,e specified clearly aud ua
mlstakably. For the personal property the cash
VIII be required for alI sums OF ten G3list5 anh
under; for all sums over ten dollars credit OF nine
months, the purchaser giving bond and und9uttcd
security.
Ohio railroad, va AMANDA FAERUW.
BRoOKsvuLE, VA, August 10, 1872.
an Ia-lawtds
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By u. X. WeiSigcr, Auctionccr.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THAT
~ LARGE AND VERY DEE ~ . !. +.
BntCk RESIDENCE, AND l3lPHof LNEA ! >
or LAND. TIE KlSlDEECE OF TIE LATE
THOMAS VADEN. SIR, ON THE SOUTH SIDE
OF PORTER BETWEEN SIXTH AND SEN-
FNTH STREETS, MANCHESTER, AT AUG
TION.-In pursuance Of 4 decree OF the Circuit
Court of Chesterfield county ut lis May term, 1863,
In the suit styled Julia McRac's Guardian rs.
Thomas Va!eu, .Ir, will proceed ~ sell, on inc
premises, at public auction, Gu TUESDAY The SIN
day of October, ls7.. ut O'Clock T. NJ, the tfiliy
The residence confirms two pari0rs six large CHAM
Bcrs closets &c. four large r0opis and "inc-ccllir
In the basement: three wide passages through me
middle with private stairway: hGt-air furnace,
pnIciics and Beautiful shadc-trecs front ana rear
one Kitchen with five rooms. and oHc single kitcAcn
wood and cOal-holScS. watcr-closcts, Ill ~ brick
supplied with wafer, and water also III Tile yaTd
grapc-vincs. shrubbery, &c, IN the garden.
The premises embrace TOWN LOTS nlimlnrcI
240 25I and part OF Todd's tenement ana So -
fronting 81! feet and Running back about 80 tees.
and Is only four squares from tie free bridge, the
street TO which is tc western boundary OF this pro-
pc.ty. now being graded and Improved.
better opportunity tor inycs tiucnt or snccu!a-
ton has not been offered in Manchester, AMI now j.
the time IL buy.
Persons desiring to examine this property can TO
so by calling OH the auctOnccr OF Il; the premises
TERMS: Onc-fourth c;,s: balance ut one. two,
and three years interest added At eight per cent. III
NEGOTIABLE Eotcs. secured Ivy deed Of trust.
ROBERT y. BROOKE,
G. c. MCRAf, .-
Commissioners.
Sale conducted by d. L. WEIsIGEK, Aucioneer.
81 25-2S Dct2, &dtd