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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-27

The Famishing Fed mt the Downtown
Relief.

The Famishing Fed mt the Downtown
Relief.
NEW YORK, Feb. %, 1874.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HBRALD:-
WIN you kindly acknowledge the following dona-
tons TO the Downtown Relief soup house) OF the
Juvenile Guardian Society:-Wheeler Wilson,
SIS; Jacob Hess. West Washington Market, l4O
pounds beef; Mr.. Walton WILLIAMSBURG one large
bundle clothing; Fishmongers' ASSOCIATION, Fulton
Market, per >. B. Miller, 400 pounds FISH; Jacob
Hess second donation), West Washington Market,
l22 pounds oeef; Mr.. Murphy, No. 10 Dey street
nlty loaves bread; John Nix, No. $50 West Wash
lngton Market. lao pounds beef and three barrels
potatoes and turnips.
Yesterday $50 men, women and children received
good dinners or were relieved at their dwellings.
lie must be an lncorrigible the0rst indeed whose
heart would not be touched at the condition OF
nearly all the applicants for aid at No. IA Dey
street.
Donations OF all kinds OF provisions and clothing
are earnestly solicited at No. IA Dey street. Dona
tons IN money may be sent to W. NJ Vermilye,
Treasurer, No. 16 Nassau street.
RELIEF OFFICER
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and miserable seems IN a fair way TO be realized.
Since the suggestion made by him published
Ia the HERALD oil "Wednesday great number OF
rlcn and fashionable ladies' nave called at the ONCE
OF the Guild AZ ST. Johns chapel and have re-
quested lsts or names, from which they make
selections OF special cases TO visit Many OF these
report since that they VIII take exclusive care OF
pleased.
Among the numberless letters received by the
Master DAILY the following touching little note VIII
rank as a lair sampe:-
EsGLEwoon, N j.. Feb "a. 1874
Rev. ALvAH wrswALL
DsAa sIRPease accept 81 sent by my little daughter
LzLe tour ODD TO be used tof the enefl OF tne
youngest eh.Id OF Mrs Campon NO $40 west iweutn
street Lizzie has saving this money ior ner papas
birthday OIL hearing me read rom the HERALD Of
the bitter suffering among the poor. said WANNA may
MIS-
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THE NEW ROCHELLE CRIME.

Another OF the Alleged "1Iasked Bur-
giarso In COurt-An Effort to Have
"Biliy Woods" Admitted TO Bail.
The many spectators Of both sexes which filed
the Court OF Sessions at White Plains, Westchester
county. yesterday morning, in the expectation OF
witnessing the trial OF John Burns, alias "Bly
Woods whose three companions are now serving
sse S;sve IN Sing sing Prison. for the crime perpe
trated at the residence OF Miss Emmett near New
Rochelle, were doomed to disappointment. When
the Court had commenced District Attorney Briggs
stated that owing to the absence OF three or four
Important witnesses Tor the people he ielt IN.
willing to proceed with the case. and asked
that the trial be postponed until the April
term OF the Court To this Colonel J0hD
r. Fellows responded IN behalf OF the prisoner
that the latter had perfect defence; mat tnev
were prepared to prove by most Respectable VIZ
nesses that 1t would have been Physically IMPOSE
bic for Burns to have been at or near the mousse o.
Miss Emmett when the robbery was perpetrateu
and asked that the accused be admitted 70 paii;
In support OF this latter prOpositlon Ihe counse'
assured the Bench that II their Honors MVuIu IN
terogate the witnesses Tor the deience, Wnen tue
Court adjourned he was SATISFIED they wouiu Pc
come convinced Of the prisoners innocence o. tne
offence charged, to the end that ne miHht De iueT-
ated on bail, The Court consented W ascertain
from the witnesses what they were prepared 10
prove pending which an adjournment was erected
until next wednesday. wnen tue """1I'' "' nas
Will be decided
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SHALL WE SHELTER THEM?
The Need of Temporary Homes for the
Poor,

FIFTEENTH WARD RELIEF ASSOCIATION,
No. 2le MERCER STREET, NEW YORK. ]
To THE EDITOR OF THE HgRALp:-
La view OF the suffering that during the present
snowstorm and consequent cold weather, must be
endured by the homeless and wandering poor,
would 1t not be advisable to adopt some feasible
means Whereby these poor houseless ones can find
shelter during the cold and stormy weather. Now
there are numerous large buildings lying idle and
empty throughout the city that could be used as
present homes for this class Of uniortunates.
Numbers Of large and commodious lofts, that can
not be rented until the lst Of May, could be turned
into temporary lodgings Tor these people during
the day az well as the night Why not some OF our
wealthy property owners come forward at this
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GOOD GIFTS.
Practical Responses to the De-
mands of Humanity.
IENIENT LANDLORDS
Tenants Who Cannot Pay Retained in
Hopes of Better Times.
MUMIFICENT MERCHANTS
Gifts Which Make Glad the Recipients Wi,hou.
lmpOverishing the Donors

Amid the sad tales OF restitution and woe the
bounteous generosity Of those who are blessed
with plenty as noted below, gives satisfactory
token that the sentiment OF human brotherhood
has pracuca Judgment in the popular heart.
Nobly do The merchants and business men, the lash.
ionable women, and the employed working classes.
give, Of their abundance or OF their hard earnings,
for the support OF their bre ,hren and sisters who
have been ground by the relentless mill OF pow
erty. Truly winter and want bring forth fragrant
blossoms OF kindness, and wholesome fruits in
prompt succor Tor the distressed.
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vi auu WAL '~e'"'N ~
Contributions TO this fund may be sent to the
HERALD once; Mayor Havemeyer, City Hall; G. v.
B. Ostrander, President Of the Merchants Fire In
surance Company, No. lao Broadway; Andrew W..
Leggat, Collector of Assessments New Court
House; George Wilkes, NJ. D., No. l6 North Wash
lngton square; G. K. Lansing, Earles Hotel; G. j..
n. Zapriskie, Cashier OF Peoples Bank. corner OF
Canal and Thompson Streets J. L. Davis, Sheldon
Il Co., No. ST. Broadway, and Rev. 5. II. weston,
D. D., No East Forty-fiith street or TO the Rev.
Alyah Wiswall, Master Of ST. Johns Guild, ST..
Jonn's chapel Varick street
Packages OF clothing, groceries, &C.. should be
sent TO st. Johns chapel, Varick street, between
Laght and Beach streets, or If an order be sent a
messenger with call for any packages.
Mrs. Judge Brady, No. 10 West Thrty-thrd
street, Mrs. Joseph Deatield No. AIS Filth avenue.
ana Mrs. +. p Earle, No. "a West F1lty-second
street. have kindly consented to receive subscrip-
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NINTH WARD.

Relief Of the Poor by the Abingdon
Club.
The Abingdon Club OF the Ninth ward, having
completed their arrangements, will commence re-
eving the wants OF the poor this evening at their
relief rooms, IN Thirteenth street, near Hudson
Donations OF clothing are solicited.
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NEW GDKK.
Assoca ion for improving the Condition Of
the POOR. .......................... $1,000
st. Johns Guild. $3.50. 500
Howard Mission and Home Tor Little wan
derers ................,........... 500
The Bread and Beef House .................. $40
AImans Mission. ................... ........ $50
House OF Industry. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 100
New YORK City Mission. ...................... $50
ST. Lukeis Home Tor Women .......-........ 100
Association Tor Belrending Young Girls. 100
Dormitory for Poor Women. ................. 100
BROOKLYN.
Department OF Charity Young Mems Chris
ttan Association. .................. BOO
Association for improving the Condition OF
..
Society Tor the Relief OF sewing WomeD..... 80
society IN Aid OF Friendless Women and
AHittNeu. N1V
BROOKLYN Heights Relief Association. ........ 100
SPECIAL Donation, Observation-Disclosures. 100
Total. $500
EDWARD HINCkEN, treasurer.
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THE RELIEF FUND.

Donations for the poor received by the HERALD
ana not previously acknowledged
c. X. Handy Co.. No. $50 Broadway. ...... $50 90
Michigan ...................-..... 90
A. r. j., for Mrs. Roser. 10 90
Rev. NJ. Alien. Halifax, n, S., for Susan
NcAuley. 1850. ............. W
Mrs. >. Z. and her children, Tor st. Johns
Guild ............ ...................... II 90
j. A. p. Tor ST. joins Guild. 10 %
Musician, Buffalo, Tor composers family. 90
Evansville, Tor Mrs. T. widow, with SICK boy) 90
Estelle Block, forkville. .................... SO
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A few additional reports from charitable and
benevolent societies are given below

UciicVVFc11V SOOIcttco bIVtu UcIUWs-
rHs sEAaSs's EXCHANGE 1877 CHERRY sTREFr
Cost OF building and httings.. $4,000 90
of winch was made up BY contributions. tGW y
And by loan on mortgage la0e3 20
The President IS Captain @. O. Duncan United
States Shipping Commissioner, who gives these
hgures. He remarks that no salaries are paid ex.
cept 20 one man who acts as engineer and janitor,
but he fails 10 state the receipts and disbursements
SOCIETY, FOR 1878
Received from city Nothing
eciNeu irOiu uouhtiunss.
SAFE OF oils OF exchange on Ireland amount to- sss o.
80 ~ eisih
The society is intended more particularly as q
protective one In the interest OF emigrants who
send money TO their friends IN Ireland, and 10
guard against imposition by ticket swlnders and
others who operate upon the credunty OF the lg
norant
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THE MERCHANTS BOUNTY.
Apportionment OF the Produce Exchange
Charitable Collection.

The committee OF the Produce Exchange have
distributed part OF the fund subscribed for the
relief OF the poor OF New York and Brooklyn to the
following societies -
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ST. Johns Guild and the Downtown
Poor.

The following additional contributions were re.
ceived yesterday by Rev. Alvah wiswall Tor the
poor OF The Fifth and Eighth wards. and handed to
the Amoner OF the Gulld, Mr.. Henry G. De Witt
rrhose desiring to visit the Office OF the Guild
will remember that 1t is in the school buildings at
tached 10 St Johns chapel VaricK street, between
Laight and Beach streetsl
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RifI,uoud 1ispatfh
..a,nsy DECEMBER 4, 1874

: -. M .r,,o or Lousprs IN fowA.-Tnc
- " u.a.,ar has learned Of the remarEs'
sls enres reported to have oeen 'l'aue ~
wateFn OF Lourdes 10 France. nt i,
months ago great cure was anuo r,s ,.sny
Hardin county Of man woo was Vas, sr ..nnes
aaars a cripple. Quite recently Somss
ssen.ber In Carroll county, which IS suthen.i-
sa.ed hv the editor of the Carroll City Her'
s,S and many other citizens OF crediolhsy'
Tha subject Is a son Of Louis Bee;hier, "uo
~ t,,ee years of age was attacked oy uis-
a.se fcon, which no relief could oe got,
,thonch treated bv the best medlcai shI,
,rS;sh money could produces ana fesuitea
n an entire loss of hts lower limbs, when
nraanallv shrunk away and hung useless
ssnnendases to his body. For two years they
se9s time remained. The parties were
;n6nced to try the waters Of Lourdes tloWal
nth NO faith In its use. 1t was taken
,nt.rnally and applied externally for severai
,rssts when Il was noticed that the circula.
.;on ~ the blood vas beginning to act 10
the withered limbs, and the eniid Souau
move them slightly. One week ago Dio .'.
day last, while sitting IN his chair, the nt.ie
fellow suddenly frightened up ana sa'u c y
his mother, az believe can walk" Sne
advised him to try, which ne ana, anu
walked across the room. Since that time he
has so improved in strength and the use o.
his limbs that he walks where he piease'
ohout town uuaided. For more than veal
past he has had no treatment except the use
of this water. as above stated, his parents
having abandoned all hope of bis recovery
a boy on Friday helpless. on Monday walk
across the house. The fact exists, divine I
as you may.-Letter from Des Nolnes, lowG
in st. Louis Globe.
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.. -A1tsTas,n sALrs-ru.z.se .Dass.
By Lyme q Brother.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
d; & No. 1912 Main, etreeL d

yT,RusTEE,s s ALE OF VALUABLE TO
BkCCO-eACTORY MACHTNERY,.F IA-
TfJRss. &c, TAUCTIO N.--f shall. in execution
of certain deedsof trust from DAVID bakers aL.,
dated the 2sh 1879 o. Lec9 ee e III WI N
Richmond, Va, in D. b. 81 A, page 326, to me ne. as
t,stae fe}nr go required by the beneficiary therein
named sell at public auctions on the premises, ~
factory NO 8, on seventh street between Sary aug
streets on ERIPAY a fs 3 n gay q
Der, S74, the following IOSACoo 1A|AA
consisting Ia part or
SNTEENs MILL,
g HALF. POUND MILLS,
q SHoRT-TENs MILLS,
Q LoNG-TESs MILLS,
NAvy-FoURs MILLS,
POUNDS MILLS.
POCKETS PIECE MILLS,
l NINE-lNcH MILL,
HYDRAULIc PUMP (Winchell's new PATENT
IL RETATNERs (Winchell's new patentb
10 BOx-SCREws,
STEM SCREWS and FRAME,
IRON poTs.
10 sets BANDS and CASINOS for box.screws,
PLATFORM SCALES, capacity 4,oUo MS
pairs FAtBsANK's SCALES,
8 fICoRICE BOILERS and PIPES,
LUMP MACHINE,
PLUG KNIFE. s
6 STOVES and PIPES, IA
CASING BIN and DIPPING BOX.
TOBACCO CHESTS and LUMP BOXES,
Large lot Of DRYERS,
Large lot OF ToBACCo.sTICKS,
and lot OF sundries pertaining 10 tne
OF TOBACCO too numerous 10 mention.
The deed requires cash. put am ~ , M
consent of all parties TO make Ia lieu or SANE nt
following terms: Cash az TO AL sums OF uuS
saHfI. ninety days, for negotiable notes, interes
added me ad ana satisfactorily ". a. LYME. Trustee.
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RrcHMoNp AND DAavILLx RAILROAD CO.. I
OFFICE OF ENGNEKR AND SUPERISTkspEsb(
RICHMOND, VA, October IT, 1919
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.

CHARLOTTE EXPRESS, Westmsrd-Leaye R,sa.'
mend ar ii p. NJ; leave Burkcyille at 207 A. u, ?
leave Dundee ai7:40 A. M; leave Dah.lE sr,,,s
7:44 A. NJ; leave Greensboro at IL A. NJ Ai"s
at Charlotte $50 p. NJ. g,.a char.
! NEW YORK EXPRESS, EastHaru-Lea
H.: leave Danviile at $3.50 2. 81; leave Daasse a.
S:4S p. NJ: leave Burkeytle q by IL saw NJ
rive at Richmond at 11:09 T. ii. ids ns. I'LL
meets at Richmond WIN trains s, On f FOR Washsg
ton, baltimore, Philadelphia, New iorH' AA any -
ess1s sroPsa MAIL wesswsrd-Leays Richmond NJ
1:ssP N; leave Burkeylie IT AL a..o aat p
Dundee at 926 2. H.; leave Dsnyi!e , FAN ::
d.; leave Greensboro At 1920 A.. a. soanects 81.
Charlotte at 6;22 A. Al. TIL: irain snd Rich
mond Air Line railroad and Charlotte. CS Muse.
Atlanta railroad for Atlantis, MonIgomefy, vsnnsh.
New Orleans. Columbis. Augusta, sssa I,ss,n
Charleston, and all southern ana soa'u
g IMaoueH MAIL, Eastward-Lsays ch M :issSs.
TAB p NJ: leave Greensboro at Z.12 -. ~ s.oS A..
Danyile NJ Sis a. "a: lsss Dundee ~ ss o al
j. leave Burssyllls az ai M. rain eonnsets s.
R.,rtsxtIIe win Irains ON The Atlantic, Ha
ard Ohio railroad from ChattaDoesa,, ,ts md az
Lynchbcry, and all southwestern .,yssicssSuT ss8
s,n,,soc rasirosd and Richmond. York ki'si A
frhtssa nease railroaG for all northern poiu cave
rLYSCHBURG PAssxxGER,, tMsssi,s At 1913 r.
Eiehm aa :, 1 A. Il; s q 4ss
7 RsERKsyILLE, ACcOMMODATI9S-Le sSSS a. T:5S
vile M 4:a5 a. NJ; arrive af Rieonoas -
"a TRIMS connect at Dundee VINO Ian .n
ON the NJ c.. ". M. and Gs s. railfoad " asu,s
washington, baltimore. and 81! CASTER. and SOUTH
Throuah eickets sold 70 al points seutn AlA
west. and Daxsass checked sa &. &. 'rALcoJT,
wnpfnaer and Supertntennsa
n. 4. DOUGLAS, Master Transportztscn. ~
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BY Richardson &c Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
g lib Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF a VALUABLE
i FARM, IN HANOVER COUNTY, CALLED
MULBERRY HILL, BY AUCTlON.=Ast ne sue
cessors of certain trustees of the Virginia
wife. bearing date respectively the 10Th Dec M
Der, $50, and II th March, 1870. duly recorded IN
The clerks Office OF the County Court of Hanover,
we shall, by virtue of the power conferred upon us
by said Deeds being thereto required sell by auc-
ton, ON the premises. on TUESDAY me lStn IN 2;
slant, mt O'Clock 2. NJ, the VALUABLE FARM
described In said deeds called Mulberry Hill, con,
tanning TWO HUNDRED AND ElGHIY-oN,E
AND A HALF ACRES, more or iess, IN IN
the county of Hanover, adjoining the lands OF
RaIph r. Horne, Dr. f. ). Talley, William f. and
+. X. Norment, and others; with desirable frame
dwellings, the usual Out.houses, thriving young
orchard, and an abundance Of fine water, grass
TERMS: $500 in cash: the residue on such time
w. Il. PLEASANTS,
K. l.. TUCKER,
no i
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BY N. NJ. Lee. Auctioneer,
1914 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF COM
" FORTa BILE DOUBLE FRAMED Dwell IL,
ING, WITH LOT THIRTY BY ONE HU N NLDDfsEt,
SIDE OF GARY (OR DOvER) STREET.IBy yir-
tue of decree the Chancery Court or Reaman4a
he snit of Roach ps. Alley. the undersigned spe-
cjal Commissioner named In said decree, will pro-
coed 70 sell at public auction on ths On
o,cIocE p M the property described In said decree
as fpontng thirty feet on the north side of Cary (or
Dover) between Plum and Harvie streets, ana run;
ming back within parallel lines one hundred ana
ninety-eIght feet, on nch there Is conf
UBLE-FRU Mt FRAMED DWELLlNG.
This property lies In an improving part OF the
civ and sbOnld attract the attention of persons
wishing to make small investments.
Terms One-third cash; balance on creait OF
six and twelve months for negotiable notes with IN.
terest at the rate Of six per cent per annum added
the title to be retained until all the
Is paid and conveyance ordered by inc court.
II. A. ATKINSON, DR.,
do Special Commissioner.
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QUESTION: Where can bay &W3
<ok good SR0ES fer myself or cMl-xzsssSEs
dren at low figures, bSi made Of good material?
Answer AZ the factory No. 21S Brad street,
between Second and Third where nothing but city
made goods sold.
BOOTS footed % order for only &C.. sells
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n. !. .,.vr1n;s, e..,,A.JnK.--1sats bay.
~ 1ss-..s1-aS---s-S
& nv Cook b Laugnton, Ancssoneers,
corner .sioyernor ana Franklin streets.

rTot,sEHoLD FURNITURE, FIRE
III PLACE STOVES, Gh . r. - sH tIyc-
CASES, CIGARS, CLUTHfEG. &c, al. n a.! Az =,
OE,-THiS DAY ut 10 O'Clock we VIE I,r ISL n r.
our anction-roons an Assortment OF fOHNA'
One si WALNUT i1 4 Frs. COVERED PARL9R SUIT:
n AliooANY HAIRCLoTH SOFAS ano hockE4s,
MnRI,f. X. TOP WALNUT sIpEBoARD,
WARpRoHEs. BUREAUS, TABLES,
MARBLE-rOp WALNUT WAsHsTASps,
MEATH ER-BRDs and BEDDING,
DoUBEE and SINGLE HAIR and sHUch MAi'
sorA.LouNGEs, MARBLE-ToP TABLES,
PIustI- Gov Err ED kocKING.CHA1Rs,
Tlree FIREPLACE (LATRoDE) STOVES,
COOKING and UFFICE-SToVES,
-Four SHOWCASES different s'zesl,
Tne handsome BRUSsELs CARPET ilarge sizeI
INGRAM and other CARPETS,
TIN SAPEs. SIDEBoARDS,
LOOKING-GLAssEs.
COUNTERS aud SnELTING:,
part Of STOCK OF GROCERIES,
ALSO, =:
5000 good CIGARS;
! SO pair NEW PANTS.
COOK & LAUGHTON, ~
a.. AuctioneerS.
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BY Grubbs & Williams, : .',H"
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A NEAT
" FRAMED COTTAGE DWELLING ON THE
NORTH SIDE OF MAIN STREET. BETWEEN ZEE
La UREL AND CHERRY STREETS, A AND
BEYOND MONROE SQUARE, AT AUCIlOS.-
In execution OF decree of the Chancery Court OF
Richmond entered November 27,l sI4; IN the case
non the nremises, on TUESDAY the sth day of
December, at 4 O'CLOCK P: NJ, the REsIDENCE OF
M. j. Powers, situated as above. 1t contains four
and weli-arraneed place. ~
There is water In the house from good pump:
The LOT fronts about % feet and runs back 10y
feet TO an alley 20 feet wide.
TERMS One-third cash; balance at six and
twelve months for notes with interest added, and
title retained until the notes are paid.
GRuBRs a WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. de 3
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CHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue Of an ex
- ecution In inv hands in favor Of the Common
monwealth of Vtrgipil against r. T. Stoops. A
Noise. amt others, sureties of F. L. Sarmento late
the premises on SATURDAY the 5th day Of De.
cembcr, 1874. at IL O'Clock NJ. ONE UNDi-
VIDED OSE-FHURTH INTEREST In LOT Ot
GROUND situated on the southeast corner OF
and Twenty-ninlh streets, fronting AK feet on
Twenty-ninth street and running back 1872 feet;
TERMS or SALE: Upon six months credit; the
purchaser executing houd with good security pay
able TO the Commonwealth Of Virginia, aud the
paid. job w. WIGHT,
no 80 Sheriff City of Richm9nd
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sAnCrI,H .AAr.Es-.Fntnre Days..
BY Lyne& brother,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioreezs,
No. / 2i2 Main greet.

TN PURSUANCE. OF A DECREE OF
il the Circuit Court OF Henrico In the cause OF
Bufdn against Lyme &C.. entered October 8. 1874,
we Will sell at auctions at the county court -ouse Of
Henrico, on MONDAY the 14th day Of December,
IS74,at 10 VI, q TRACT OF LAND In Heurtco
county, about eight miles from tie city Of kich'
mond. and adjoining the LANDS OF A. 4. Bumn
Joseph u. Humphreys. Mrs. Rogers, aud others,
supposed TO contain eighty acres, more or less.
ERMs !: Cash az to SO much as may be necessary
10 nav the costs OF the suit and the expenses or sale
and the residue iu three equal instruments at one
whole purchase money is paid aud q conveyance
ordered by the court.
E. NJ: CONNER, c,,.,o.
ALFRED MURTON,)
de 4.6t
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents aud Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.


Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
CLARGE AND DESIRABLE BRICK RESI-.
DENCE AT THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF
MARSHALL AND EIGHTH STREETS AT AUG.
TON.
NORTON. &c..) In Richmond Chancery Court.
NoRTos. November "a, 1874
In execution of said decree, as special commits
sioner thereby appointed. will sen at auction
upon the premises, on FRIDAY, December II
1874, at O'Clock z. NJ, the late RESIDENCE OF
Mrs. Lucy NJ. Norton. deceased with ali the I'm.
provements thereon, situated rs above. 1t is OIL
BRICK, aud containsnine rooms, the most OF them
fine aud large, besides 4 cellar with four rooms
garnet, and very wide hall.
There is also kitchen and laundry with two
rooms, four servants rooms, coal and wood-house-
and stlble:, .s...4..,s ,.st..s -s.scsT ~
This dwelling was built in the best manner. and
finished IN beautiful style; II Is In fine state OF
preser yatiop, aud with some slight improvements
would be most comfortable and convenient resi-
dence.
he situation is In delightful nelghborhood, and
near to business.
5-12 feet 10 an alley. t,.
TERMS One-fourth cash; balance at six. twelve,
and eighteen months, for negotiable notes with In
terest added, and title retained by The court until
the notes are paid. .a A. L. BOULWARE, z.
Commissioner.
GRUBDs e WILLIAMS, AuctlOneers. no 80
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-04
BY D. K. Weisiger,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent
919 Hull street, Manchester.
rV,RITsTEE'S SALE OF VALUABI

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
l. REAL ESTATE IN TIE CITY OF MAN:
CHESTER AT AUCTlON.-As trustee In deed
recorded In the clerks Office OF Manchester will
SELL on the premises, on TUESDAY the 9Th day OF
December, 1874, at O'Clock z. A.. HOUSE and
LOT on Fourth street, commencing 26 feet norm
fronting 81 feet by 1872 feet deep. The house con-
tains six rooms The lot will be sub-divided, If de-
sired. on the day Of sale. -
TERMS: Caeh as to about 1886 and the expenses
ofexecuting this trust the balance at 2 months,
evidenced Dy negotiable note with interest added,
secured by deed of trust. r. d. CONNEh,
: NO on =, 80. 5.. ...-Eg-.ta Trustee.