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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-11-13
Emigration Turning
CHEAP FARMS IN SOUTHWEST MISSOURI

The Atlantic 4 Pacific Railroad Com
panv offers l.200,00O acres Of land IN Cen
tral and Southwest Missouri ut from W. 70
Sl2 per acre, ON seven wears tlmc' WIN
free transportation from st. Louis TO al
purchasers. Climate, soil, timber, mineral
wealth, schools, churches, and law-abldihg
society. invite cmigrants from all points
to this land Of fruits and flowers FOR
particulars address, A. Tuck, Lana COM
missioner, st. Louis, Mo. my
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Chancery Court Land Sale.

Mamie Bennett W.. j. NJ. Bratton ct. as.
BY virtue ota decree of the Chaneery
Court of Franklin county. Tenn, pro-
bounced ut its September, adjourned term.
1873. in the above cause. | will expose to
public sale to the highest bidder, at the
Courthouse door in inchester, Tenn, on
Monday, November "a, 1873,
the GO acre tract Of land described In the
pleadinss, situated in District No. 0 OF
said county, adjoining the lands Of l.. ID.
Swami and others.
TERMS:
Said land will be sold upon 4 credit Of
one II TIVE years, except 10 psr cent. OF
the purchase money. required in cash on
day of sale. Notes with two or more SOL
vent s%nretics required of the purchaser
and a lien retained on the premises until
all the purchase money Is paid.
I. II. FINCH, G. &. u.
ect29-tds 800
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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-01-02

Wholesale Agsn5s. 80 q TuAX,
Toledo, Ohio.
G S. S. TODD, sole Agent for Ply
mouth. aug2a 72-1y.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-01-02
aetedieal Aoiife.
ADVERTISEMENT
Ebr. r. N. E4anlper.

ORTHoPEDIc SURGEON, cures and straightens
Cross Eyes insananeously, and operates and treats
successfully all diseases of the Eye; cures Club
Foot and in fact the doctor operates for any dis
ease or injury that requires surgical operation
also has never failed TO cure any case of fits, no
matter of how long standing. rheumatism, Diabe-
ties, or any disease of the Urinary Organs.-Will
cure Scrofula, also Consumption in its primary
stages The doctor treats diseases by new and
scientific method and his remedies do not rritate
the constitution, but their good effects are very
soon recognized by the parties who are fortunate
enough TO be the recipient of his treatment. He
does not pretend to be advertising quack," but
takes this method of informing TIE suffering that
there still remains chance OF being cured, and il
the doctor cannot relieve you, he viii honestly tel
you so.
will also say one word to females who are sufe
fering from diseases peculiar to their sex. hav-
treated several hundred, and must say that have
never vet failed to effect radical cure Enclose tC
me three cent stamp for a reply, and give me
full history of your complaint. If, however, You car
come and submit to personal examination you
had better do Plenty of reference from people
in good standing given upon application. viii
also add that am regular graduate of medicine
and surgery and have paid very particular attention
all its branches. Address
T. NJ. LAMPER, NJ. D.,
July11-y1. Chenoa, Ill.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-01-02
FIRE. FIREI!

II he undersigned having met with severe loss
L in the destruction of his property, by fire. is
under the necessity of calling upon all who are in
debted to him, for the amount they owe. II is
necessary that he should have the money within
the next thirty days, to assist in putting up new
buildings in place Of those destroyed by fire.
Aug s, T2-tf JOHN HOHAM.
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LlFE-SAv1NG STATIONS ALONG THE AT.
LANTIc Observation-Disclosures Ledger. l.
Hon. S. /. Kimbali, Chief of the Revenue
Marine Service, has addressed letter to
Hon. J. B. Sener, in reply to one from that
gentleman urging the establishment of life
saving. stations along the Atlantic coast, off
the counties of Accomac and Northampton,
from which we extract the following: ~
estes have already been selected for all
the houses that can be built from the appro-
priation upon the Virginia coast, but none
of them are upon the coast of Accomac and
northampton counties. ..s- !.
Under authority Of the second section of
the act an examination of the entire Atlantic
coast is being made, and the officers desig-
mated for that duty will soon examine the
coast from Cape Charles to Cape Henlopen,
and will report its needs to the Secretary OF
the Treasury, and will make report to Con-
gress next winter with recommendations"
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THE ORANGE Procession New Yorl

THE ORANGE PROCESSION. New York
correspondent of the Philadelphia Ledger
says: -, =
at is. settled now, beyond question, that
the Orangemen are going to have their usual
parade on the 18th of July. The Police
Commissioners have granted the necessary
permission; .btit have changed the route Of
procession 80 as not to let 1t file past the
residence of Archbishop ,McCloskey. The
customary mischievous reports are in circu.
lation as to collisions with the Irishmen Of
opposite sentiments, but there is at present
no reason to suppose that there is any truth
in them. It is unnecessary to add that the
authorities are amply prepared to nip in the
bud any attempt to repeat the terrible scene
of july -, 1871"
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The CANADIAN Pacific RAILRoAp.-The
building of the Canadian Pacific railway, II
seems, is now assured by the acceptance on
the part of the board of directors of the
terms proposed by Sir Hugh Allan: These
terms are of course all in favor of Sir Hugh
Allan and his friends, and are the same
which provoked so much severe comment
In the Dominion Parliament as being akin to
the infamous Credit obiliera corruptions o.
the United States. They consist. 10 the
words of Sir Hugh, the following agree:
rlent: .3@ r 70 : : So
81 am to be president, and | and my
friends are to have majority of. the stock
and the company SO formed is to have thu
contract to build the road on the terms OF the
act of Parliament, which are $50, 00O, 900 IN
cash and 150,O00,000 acres of land. with al
other advantages and privileges which car
be given to us under the act, and The Gov
eminent agree to do everything in thelI
power to encourage and assist the company
during the whole period Of construction:
To say the least, the terms are excellent tol
the chief of the grand movement ana , nls
friends. .-.,,....s ...,,.t-,.r,r.4
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MOODY i RoYAIL, Adedouests: s. e
- 49,, g,zaBy Wellington Godlin.
!, /. xuetioaeer and Real Estate Agent,
!, corner OF Eleventh and Bank streets.

H1RUsTEEs SALE or THE BEAUTL
FUL CoUNTRY4SRAT CALLED LADUR-
.aITM. I'M TisE BRUUK TURGRtkEANDh Ek.
Niles Niles EoRTH Or RICH slED: EoSTAIINyIssG
9SNE HUNDRED AND SIXFY.FlVE Az - ~
nv strtre or two deeds OF fTV5s executen ~ lne
non. LANES Lyons and wife, The arsf dated iss
tsSi ~ WiIliaiu III. Lyons and iSiln8m - stdnaIu,
ts,aes nIaser which deed John H. Guy mas Dcen
ss,rfifnied n fpastce and se second ditsa stn q
Anss.st. isss, 10 Thomas r August and Peter Ky
s fYJtstees, we, the VIII ssn ~ D1s
sct;ors. on IHuRSDA Y the Iash gay o. july, tsIs,
NJ O'Clock r. a., Hf fair IL not, C1 ine Isxi lalr
,fce ysr,f csiieI BABUkEUM, loeafed "a nSove,
s.s,,,t,inine ONE HUHDRED Mo sk&II-zafE
ICREN. nj Conveyed hy the said deeds.
Ti,is n,ot,erty Is 50 we'll known thai Q mtnE.c DC
ssr1rtson ii deemed unnecessary. Thet NV ELL-
M a. supplied with all the comforts Of city re-
silence, water gas, Kitchen Of me Jest quar-
Sias of tina iaad can be seen at the ofceof the
aucsioneery who win give all needed ,nforfnAsen ~
respect TO the properly. n So .Ssi. u ~ 80,
2Traas: 10000 cash, balatcr 81 SIX. twelve, and
.pe,a Hsoutts for notes WITH tntgfsse
nd six rer cent. pes annugt added ana seeafen Dy
sIasf deed or, at the option OF the purchaser e
shsrd sssh' snd Balance at SIX md twelve m,oiitin
with ssini,sr seeuvtsy. JOHN u.GM1 -
s8tEt5s' w. isft.ssifsf PETER LYONS
!. a ss;aodsds sggs g ~ SURVIVING Tfusfse.z
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- ~ BY Robertson, Bronangh d Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneefs,
Hull stree:, opposite thel Courthouse
- Manchester, Va.
VALUABLE TRACT OF o., I LAND !. NEAR 1R

VALUABLE TRAIT Qs LAMB NEAL ~
ca gsTERFIELD COEsTY, FOR SALE At
PUBLIC AUCTiON--By virtue Of 2 DECD O. trust ~
William Wnfree. Jr., and daily recorded IN ne y
c,efk,s ONCE or Chesterfield County Court ~: S2
marc nal staai, being required 50 70 20 ey me
.seli as In tgopa oi n
DAY the l4th Of July That being o. y
O'clock NJ, that valuable tyactsok LAND lying pear
the Midioshan coai,trines, In Cheaterfeld county,
containing about gss acre, daolning nc nnds Oh
franklin S.earns, ID. b. Hancock, and oihers.
Tfis land lies about two IsTsd q halt msies ftDda
CoaI6eid station, on the Richmond ana pSnynst
s1;I,nad within the coai.tieid bout one-third
cleared the residue forest Of oag ana pine. - =
surface Indications Of the existence OF coal ny
good ne any In the coal Tho ouilansS cos,
ef dwelling villa nine or ten rooms ana an ne'ss'
T.ams Cash pay expenses q s sa, "
and Eso. SIse on the 10Th OF March,
sle iotn OF March. ls7s be g ~ ~
lrass OF il w 49, Y, m &c such nrses ans se
cuScd in such mannsr a. the said Ntnisee snaa
1,sef md hi sjeSant of such trectsgn 20 tlc t1sls
~ s sas , gaoSAuaH a 60, Aas,ssssssss era.
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ara1L ossEn, or vfseiIs si N n cSxa srp
OF s4HE EaazsasRs or THH UNrTrD SrATS,
I ! fElLlAsoYsTpsg ExrxprrIoN.- Letter from,
george AnrEd ToTheen Id Cncinnnfi C0us-
metcfGf: MY fmagi ion has been to,,c3,ei
atI Bismarck BY seeing d part of the ofnat
overland Stanley expedi tion setting but. is2f,
LBS ,s 1suDab the largest military force
winch ever crossed The plains, unless we az.
cegs ALBERT Sidney Johnston's army for the
reduction OF The Morrnons,in Utah iii 1853.
Ills commanded BY General {Coiouell sian.
ies the superb defender of Frankltn. Tenn.
Just prior to the battle of Nashville. The
cavalry is commanded by. that .ctfyairic
young soldier Custar, whose hair flies around
IN fight like Lydia Thompson's Ia the
breakdown, but whose mind is at anchor mn
the while like countryman's eyes fastened
upon the said Lydia. 80
This grand overland armed caravan IN.
closes the little party Of railroad engineers.
commanded, singpIarfy enough, by an ex-
rebel cavalry general, Rosser, Of Virgins.
This man Is ashining instance of the mower
Of personal manhood to recuperate and come
TO the front. t-Tti 'f7-i.~tl III -, -
HE is West Pointer, and left the army AZ
the outbreak of the rebellion to become the
right arm of, j. E., Is. Stuart. Dark, heavy
set, and soldier by instinct, lie left Viz
gInia in search Of employment when this road
was mooted, and. finding no better position,
took an axe and chopped bis way with
the laboring gangs. They found him cut
and made him a rodman, cfain.carrier, &c..
and thence he assembled to he scout and
guide, In the dead of viii ter he started out
with ten half breeds to locate batt IF TIE
road since buff: Last year, near bismarck,
some Sioux got between him and the river
and felt confident Of his scalp. One of them
crept up to a tree and fired upon him twice
The next time the Indian poked out his head
Rosser planted a ball right between bis eyes
and then dashed upon bis horse and brought
the dead body into camp. Rosser is nov
assistant chief.engineer of the Northern
Pacific railroad, and no person in the expe
dition is more popular than he.
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REAL ESTATE gOt
" JAMES RIVER FOR So Ef,tkT AUCTION

REAL ESTATE gON
" JAMES RIVER FOR SkEf.kT AUCTION:
NINE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-TWO AChES
lN THE WIYLHs HAETs sExEN h9fpk VIZ
MOUNT OF RaVER IoMGR0,Esp D,
stewart" appointed at the june term, 1873, OF te
nseIock on WEDNESDAY, July 30, 1873. on the
premises, sell at public auction that 'FALUABLE
Marin lying su the county Of 4nhsrsE In ne stafe
Of virginia Of Which me Isfs INRnn AND
EIGHTYlTf 4 O. ACRES, Of which SEVEN HuA-
DRED is In ORIGINAL PINE AND OAK TIM TIM
The improvements are good the land has been
iudietoasly With plaster ard clover anq 10
il sosd bert Some 4s KsDssba eansi
En- ms through the whole length &C the farm.
1aA' - ~ - THE TIMBER
upon the place s perhaps, the best Id any one Dody
90 near the canal from Richmond to Buchanan, 5ne
should excite the attention ofail persons engaged IN
he lumber business whether as sawytrs OK buyers:
RnxlnissIk timber especially abounds. No part Of
fbis wood Is ofers,alf mile from the canal. ~,
THE land lies adjoining that OF fFhomas y. war.
wick and bliss Mundy, and between stapieson ana
II deemed advisable ON day Of sale, the place will
be divided into two farms. ...,.,.
Sat for Tie accofhmedai san OF PERSONS Sss,flnS
70 attend the sale will leave the packet nn1Dg at
O'Clock on the morning Of. The sale. a n
TERMS: Ten per &C nt cash, 1fteen per cent ~
four months, and the balance on cfe. on one
sly ner cent interest from day Of sale. ad 10 be BE-.
cnYed bv bond and good personal 5ccurtty.
For further particniarsapply TO us. or Inpmas
T. Neutrality-suspicious. Gala's Miiis-Amherst
county or to- THOMAS J.KiRhPATklGk,
CHARLES 81. RI.ACkFORD,
sEx. -
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During a recent ciyil-service examination
In the Interior Department the candidates
for admission to clerksnips were asked to
state the distance OF the planet Saturn from
the earth. One candidate answered that be
was unable to state the distance in miles, but
did not think it was sufficiently near TO inter-
fere with him in the performance of bis
duties as a clerk or to get him into any Of the
rings. His case is yet under advisement.-
Washington Correspondence Boston Globe. =
The Shah gave $4,000 worth of presents
TO the Imperial servants at Potsdam and
Forster, Dickens's biographer, is said to
be in possession of every manuscript OF the
great noyelist's works.
Parson Brownlow says he hasn't had a
new hat for thirteen years. .,-...r
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a UCTION SALE OF VALUABLE AND

A UCTION SALE OF ALUABLE AND
II. ATTRACTIVE REAL ESfATE.-Pursaant.
TO q decree Of the Circuit Court OF Lynchbgrg, OF
Goth Of June, iIs7a I'm the cases of Scott, de-, on
Langhorne, &C., and Langhornes assignee %. scott
&C., the undersigned. as commissioners for the
purpose, WIN, on FRIDAY the .sth day OF August,
1873, commencing With the MILL at O'Clock r.
aacion, to the highest bsfder, the following psoz
II !. The he LARGE Mills apd LoT known as
Langhorne Mills property, In Gle city az Lynch
burg, between and at the Junction of th5 DANES
River aud Kanawha canal and Blackwater, creek.
The place contains about an acre and fva-etghths.
The auring riiI Is one OF tue largest In the State.
and Is capable Of turning ont go or 800 barrels per
day; and connected hereTith are corn-mil Of 200
bushels capacity, and plaster.mili OF 20 tons ca
pacity per day. The, very ample supply OF; water
may be perpetaally obtatned from tie Canal Con-
IA HALF-AcRE* VACANT LOT on BLACK
water creek, hah.mile above the mill, ana edjoiH-
Ina the lot Of John Wall, g3ss.,e..,.s.
.. An ACRE LOT below Deane's foundry, OF, the
canal the next but one above Percigas oridge, with
small house thereon. .grp,syE3 * d saTf;,
TERMS OF BALE: Cash win be required rs to so
much as shall be necessary to gay expenses OF sales
and costs OF suits-say, about i've per cent? credit
given Of one, twos three, and four years for equal
portions OF the residue with bonds with good per-
sanal security bearing SIX per cent Interest from
date. the title being retained as additional security,
and property subject to resale in default OF pay
ment In whole or In part.
For further information, spply to q ~ !-sf
j. II. LEWIS,
W. T. YANCEY,
a. W. SCOTT.
jy 9-dtdts Fai,-. Commissioners
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FRIGHTFUL AND PERHAPS FATAL Acct
DENT.-GLynchburg Republican, 9Th. Yes
terday morning the engineer of freight
train going east discovered a mau sitting on
the rail near the mouth Of the bridge at the
lower end of Southside ishnd. The wills
tie was sounded vigorously, aud the man not
moving, every effort was made to stop the
engine. but without success, as the impetus
was too great. The man maintained his
position; and as d consequence he was struck
bythe engine, and knocked down alb en-
bankment of twenty-five feet into the river.
The engine was stopped, and the men on the
train proceeded to rescue the man from the
water. He was found to be a deaf mute, and
he is believed to be, an Italian, His injuries
were discovered to be OF a irightful clarac-
ter, including deep cash on the head, a
severe fracture of the right shoulder, and
the left leg beiftg crushed from the ankle TO
the knee In shocking manner. ra A.a
Medical aid was Immediately sent for by
the authorities of the Atlantic, Mississippi
and Ohio iaiIroad, and the response was very
prompt. DR.. Benjamin Backford deemed
amputation necessary, and he performed
this operation successfully, assisted by Drs.
M, 2. Christian and Z. I'll Taylor. At last
accounts the poor, mans condition was as
favorable as could be expected, but bis re-
coyery can hardly be hoped for. w ~1
At present the unfortunate man is on Inc
island, furnished with every comfort and al
tention the railroad CAN provide but 1T is to
be regretted that the city is not PROVIDED
with some place where such cases as the one
in point could be treated. AS it is, we pre-
silme the man will, if he RECEIVERS sufficiently,
he sent to the. county almshouse. Up to a
late hour the name of the unfortunate man
had not been ascertained, but he is believed
TO be from the vicinity of Max Meadows.
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Il The br1sh, and &c tie HE'D ra ;ss So orrs
Dack end came into The light the ccncealad
msruerers openeSt Ere With tatal eject.
This last outrage 30 shocked the eomSnr,h,
my and enraged them TO such an extent
that they rose 10 arms. and pursued the ,,,isr
derera until captured, They were carri h
IN irons 70 Clay county to await triai. undp,
/ astrong guard the wtIiie.' So / y =
Finding It impossible 10 Try them at the
last term Of the Clay Circuit Court. ana II
being too expensive 70 keep D. guard over
them for several months, the authorities ser,t
them to the JAIL at Lexington until October
when their trial will come of, and thew viii
county. s, q sSfir'
Here no rescues are possible, and Judge
tits likely, when the proper time arrives,
ehey sill be handed over to the proper Off.
GERS TO meet their deserts at the hands OF
that Justice they have so foulIy outraged.
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By Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh atreet between Main and Bank.

MEAT FRAMED ) DWELLING i ON
HOWARD STREETS, FOR SALE. AT AUG
TI0N.-At the request Of Mr.. Stephen Sullivan we
will sell at auction, on the premises, on SATUR-
located above described. The house contains fonr
roous and large passage, and Is In good order.
and hydrant in the yard The lot fronts 30 feet and
runs hack lo8 feet, This sale affords good oppor
tunity to secure comfortable home ut moderate
p FEE At sale. GEUBBs WILLIAMS,
h i've - .;#EtEnY .E,rn AuctioneeYg.
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Rear, Admiral jenkins, commanding tne
United STATES naval force on the As,atic STA
tlon, reports TINT the Fsntic sailed May iSth
for Annoy and Nagusaki. 9 = f ..s 3 e s.
A Worcester county, Massy man Owls !, 2
pair Of horses forty years gig. ae cans
them 2-4Vs,
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BY Cook & Laughton. Auctioneers,
corner Franklin and Governor streets.

BANKRUPT. iSALE.-As assignee of
D r. l.. Williams shall sell at public auction
on FRIDAY NEXT, the llth day Of July, 1878, at
10 A: NJ, at the hardware store Of said Williams,
on Main street. Rlchmond, Virginia. No. 1882
stock Of FIRST-CLASS HARDWARE, large as
sortment of FINE CUTLERY, and the best of
Seldom such an opportunity offered to buy. such
goods at auction prices. " j. A. LYMAN, = =
ty s-4t Assignee
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90 81. BY Moody b Royal,
50: Real Estate Agents and Auctioneera
offce cornef Of Seventh and Hull streets,
ifif iylt)53 Manchester, Va. - ~

COMMISSIONERS, SALE OF YALUA-
EOBLG LANDS IN CHGSTERTLELD1, !, CoUN T..
Try, on THE PETERSBURG TUHEPikE.-By
virtue OF decree OF the County Court OF Chester
field county, st the Aay terms is7s, efaneery
suit of K. A. ps. Henry Foster and ssmae .i
MONDAY Ialy the 1dtb. 1879. at o'clock NJ.
In fropt Of the couft-house door 91 sola county
Chat being cotrt.dayl, the TRACT OF LAM
lying on the PeserstuTg ttsnpIke nbou eight miles
from Manchester, containing ONE lHU hDkED,
d half miles from the halfway on the Rich
mond and Petersburg railsoad- anu thfee-
OF mile Of rOsborae's, q shipping point on James
river, aud adtoins tho lapds Of, Major u. Clay
Drewry and others. The soil ID Scxcellent-A6out
onc-third cleared aud, the balance iu young wood
oaI ana pine. Small BhICK no uSE oa The farm,
t s, y s,oe:t,ir cash barancs upon credit
az -FOUR afid eight months for negotiable notes besr-
Ing six per cert teresL from day 81 sale tha ute
S Ssls ssfainsa an.c IN. T. s aeRA Rs.snes ~
- litH ,oda 9 FRANKW. GaRIsTI4S,
a1I.y,,, q 3nx Ar lucdoueers, IS s-eOdfds
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WoMEN's Raid ON LIouoE-SALooNs.--T The
ladies Of Remington, Ind, made raid on
the saloons there last week for the benefit Of
The families Of a few habitual drunkards.
They proceeded In a body, armed With
entered, and completely cleaped It OF all in
toxicatIDg liquors, not leaving o barrel Oh
bottle uDemptied. From there they march,
ed 10 the Fountain saloon, aud partly de-
,stroyed his stock, when he promised to eleas
out 10 thirty days and never sell another
drop III the place Cincinnati Commercial.
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BY Lyme & Brother, b.
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents )
II 4, No. sql2 MAR, sfreat. -,

FIVE NICE LOTS, SITUATED IN THE
H TOWN OF MANCHEsTER, FRoNTIsG ON,
apaE3S z ;I n 4 RSHALL AND ADAMs
We shall, at the request Of the owner. sell at public
auction, on the premises, on W EDNESDAY, July
s,lsIs, commencing at O'Clock p. A., and sell In
the order named. the following LOTS, to wit:
isl. TWO LOTS DESIGNATED as Nos. 40 and so In
Marks addision fronting together s4xfs feet %
Marshall street skis feet.
30. TWO LOTS, Nos "a and IS, In same plan,
fronting together on the east line OF Adams street
oox1i8 feet.
The above property will be sold in lots to suit pu-
TERMS: Atsale. LYME & BROTHER. d
Jy1.tos 800 - 49, . Mkf&sAuctsoneers.