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THE NEW YORK REPUBLICANS.

sj,stie! DIspstrh TO The chistp ffitH"'.
NEW 1oRu, Ang. 17.-Tho Committee OF tue
I.i1eral Republicans Of this Slate liavo resolved
to hold convention, and not to ne: will either
party III Tho coming elections. Il. T.. Fentnh
will rrolebly return, IL tho Republican fold, a1rl
bn thu Republican cstadidato Tot Congress. in
tho Chatta,,tlua District. Gen. Nlusritt. OF tho
1.Icrala will also likely haso place on tl'c lsa-
publican Sta:o ticket. n1l,l abandon tho llhrras,
The Liberals tbro,1yl mt the state will Eanorally
not will, tho li1puoiieaas III s1to OF 'lclr tion-
rrnl Committee.
MAINE coM1REs S!oNaL NOMINATION.
DANuon, Ale, Aug. l7.-Tho Democratic Con-
ven.ion in tho Fourth Congressional District to-
day nominated j. c. i1aGis:an to ill tho unc1-
pllnd term Of llcssoy, DECEASED.
TIE KENTUCKY ELECTION.
LouIsvi,IE, Ky Ars. i7,-aen. BASIL ".
,uko w ooc.a1 Prosecuting ATTORNEY in tho
hiath Jpdicml D,str!ct tY about 2Ju majority.
, 1875-08-18

DErnoIT. Mich. Aug. t7.-Iho o'clock morn
Ing oxproHs on tho Grand TrunK 1ia1lroasl ran
over II horse, aud tho cueuo Naa a,tched and
wrecked. John Waterford, tho engineer, was
bahly hnrt. John l}yinu. tho 1lrcnlan was
badly ntulied, perhaps fatally. M others
"oro injured. Havo.al cara wbre more or loss
b,uheu,
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The Ice AND THE RAINS. -" Recent!y-ar-
rived steamers report that The Atlantic is full
of ice, and this explains the mystery OF the
incessant rains from which the eastern sea-
board, and, indeed, the whole country, has
been suffering for more weeks than 1t is a
pleasant thing to think of. 1t is probable
that there has been mild winter and early
spring in the Arctic regions. This has
caused open waters, which have borne into
the Atlantic an uncommon quantity Of ice
This great mass Of ice, drifting into lower
ATTITUDES, is rapidly melting, and the yapors
arising from it are drawn to the land, and
yield us the too abundant transforms. which
have caused floods end more or less injury to
the crops. The land, gathering heat more
rapidly than the ocean, and giving it out also
more freely, heats and rarities the air upon it,,
and the vapors arising from the melting ice
rush in to till the vacuum thus constantly
created by the summer heats."-Nep York
Herald, 10Th.
This is learned and beautiful, but how do
you account for the ten inches of rain that
fell in the valley Of the Ohio in the month OF
July! We are not able to filter ourselves
that We are subject to the influences Of ice.
bergs. If they were malarious we should
never take The fever from them. But the
Gulf stream, so far as we have Observed
does not drive them up the Mississippi. Tel
US another tale. The blOated bondholders
ard blasted bulliouists Of the Oriental lands
of the American Asylum for the Oppressed
of all Nations, when fair Freedom shrieks
her ma,ins song, are simply wrestling il
August with the weather of precipitation
that touched us in July Cincinnati Com
MerciQl. -......-.--..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-24
BY Richardson s. Co, a
Real Estate Agents and rAucdoneers'
1113 Main street.

SALE OF THE HERMlT-
AGE NURSERY. NEAR THE CITY OF
RICHMOND, BY AUCTION.-By virtue OF the
provisions Ct certain deed or truSt Dearna u@.e ON
The 9Th dav Of July, 1871, from the Virginia Muir
sery and Wine Company 10 the undersigned. trus-
ices duly recorded In the office OF the clerk OF Hem
rico County Court, 10 secure the payent o. SUN
cution OF said trus; tbing thereto required by the
beneficiary therein securely sell by auction on the
premises on ia St9 OF ss2e en- ssid
deed. consisting Of FORTY ACRES OF HIHHLI-
IMPROVED LAND: forming almost q square ,a with
beautiful grove of oak trees the former site or the
dwelling house situated IN an attractive locality,
near the ~ cullurul Fair-GrouDds on the Hermit.
y mile OF the city OF kichlnoud; on Which land
there is now growing nursery STOCK estimated a.
follows: ..
10000 ree.ysar.old ApPLr-TREEs' 2 to 10
10000 two-year,o'd APPLE-TREEs, etO 8 feet
high; r ,,,,,v
An aSsot APRIC0 or and NECTARIEE TREES.
Also, GRAPE-yINEs. SHALL FRUITS, and AS
PARAGrS-BEDS.
e The Hermitage Nursery Is the Oldest In Eastern
Virginia. aud has all established trade through Fir-
gnia and North Carolina. and is UNSURPASSED Dy
any nursery in the country for Reliability una e!cei
ence Of It's stock II produces the finest apple trees
grown in the United S.atrs. Its soil aud The mild
ness OF the climate enable nutserymen TO produce
5ees In Two years ieS 10 three Years and
afford digging and shipping season almost through
out the winter months. Situated near the spread
log limits If growing city. Its purchase would lie
u handsome investment independence the nursery
stock. =.
TERMS: Enough In cash to defrav the expenses of
executing this trust. and 10 ray ct six negotlaDie
notes for thousand dollars each, win interest
thereon at the rate of twelve per cent per annuEl
from the 9th OF July. 1875 until paid; the resi-
due on such terms as shall BE- announced at the time
of sale RALEIGH 7. DANIEL,
s'.-h# j. A.RICHARDSON.
.as. ..--.,.. -.. q" Trustees.
RICHARDSON & Co., Real Estate Auctioneers'
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.,. By Bobart d. Lyme,
a successor 10 Lyme & Brother,)
. Reil Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
."' No. 1919 Main street.
EOR SALE Arr AUCrION. A FIRs1

EOR SALE AT AUCTION, A FIRST
L CLASS AND COMMODIOUS TOBACCO
EACT0Ri. OR STtMMEkY, CORNER UF
TWENTY-FiFTH AND CARY STREE rS.-By
request Of the heirs OF the late Robert Mayo de-
ceased, Asial sell ut puDle auction, upon the pre-
nises. on THURSDAY. Cd of September, 1875, at
-e-oG(eck- i. M.,-that COMPLETE AND PER
FECTLY ARRANGsD FOUk-STORY BRICK
AND-TINNEn TOBACCO FAt TORY located rs
abore. The main building Is AZ By 15S feet, four
stories high, with three wings and courts. Has two
fronts-one on Twenty-hflh street, for RECEIVING.
and one on CaSys for shippug-which is great at;-
vantage IN economy of LABOR and space. For q
slemuiery 1t is admirably suited, with hne southern
exposure. BY extending the wlagS 1t can, small
cost, be made y good deal larger II necessary. e
Inert are many Advantages thai can only be APP
preclafed by beng seen. he lignt ana ventilation
are from all sides of the building and very perfect.
The modern appliances OF steam-heating, steam
elevator &C.. may be purchased of the present oc-
cupants- Messrs. T. II. Mayo Brother, who Will
take special pleasure in showing The premises 10
any one desiring 10 examine them prior TO the day
Of sale. a. - -.
& Possession may be had January /, 1876.
The LOT fronts GO by 15s deep t1lore less5 to
alley g feet wide.
TERMS will be !: 0Le-fourth cash !; residue 1T six,
twelve and eighteen moItbs, SIX per cent interest
or arranrsneHts can b. made to Il end them 10 uuc
TWO, Three, four and Eve years, II desired; title to
be Realized unil all OF the purchase. money is aid
The special attention OF IN ufactlrers IS calet
70 this sale. ROBERT b. LYME,
AuZ4 ssas. Auettoneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-24
BY +. d. Eacho.
Real Estate Agent aud Auctioneer,
No. 8 North fourteenth street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO VERY
WEST MAIN STREET, AND NO. 1877 WEST
GARY sTkEET. RICHMOND AT PUBLIC
AUCTION, ON THE PREMISES. ON SATUR-
DAY THE 2STH DAY OF August. 1875. AT 5
By virtue OF certain de ed Of trust from William
10 secure the payment OF a certain bond therein
mentioned, and duly recorded IN the Cbancery
Court Of the city of Richmond, -. B. lO4 3, page
1907 we shall, as trustees CT tbe Merchants ana
Mechan les Building Fund and Loan Association, or
Richmond, sell, MS above stated the property men
toned in said dred-to wit ...-
That certain piece OF land with the buildings
Thereon, consisting Of q BBICK TENEMENT No:
800, on south. Side Of Main between Madison ana
Beivldere Streets fronting feet 1873 I, ct deep,
TO an alley q feet wide. "
And by yittue of u certain deed Of trust from
William b. Matthews and 4 lice T.. his wife, dateu
the % day of February, 1875, to secure The pay
ment OF 81 $50 and charges thereon In certain
bond therein mentioned. and duly recorded In The
Chapcery Courl Of the city or Richmond, ID b. 100
e, 1863 We shall. as trustees OF me Merchants
and Mechanics Building Fund and Loan assoeia-
ton, of Richmond. sell. as above stated, rbe pro
perry mentioned In said cesd-to, WIT: That lot of
land with all the improvements thereon, consist.
ing Of BRICK DWELLING, No. 127 In the city
OF Richmond, fronting on the south line of Cary
street seventeen feet six inches by one hunCred eet
deep tn an alev ten feet wide. @
TERMS Cash as 10 expenses OF executing the
said deeds aid the ann unit OF principal and
interest OF said hogds, with ali dues and fines the: G.
on the balance upon such terms as Will lie an
- 80, - - J. THOMPSON BROWN,
Ed. EACHO.
au1S .fs::.I, #.Sg Trustees
Sale conducted by E. D. EAcuo. Aucuoneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-24
by Grubbs & Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

II ANDs ON THE BROOK TURNPIKE
RLs ooe SAaGG 81 TFtGS
TEEN ACRES: A FARM OF TEN ACRES,
WITH nWELLiSG; &c. TWO cv NILES -, FR Z y
F FaFM f1 KESSoM ANp As Hfck6 5 Hill MfH
C0MPLETE IMPROVEMENTS. .nREHAEDS,
&C.-sy request Of the owner We will sell By auc-
n NAOMI ap fe.ow. o. MONDAY September, the
property ABBY, refer ed Toto wit: !,
l. AT O'Clock p. IL, the very pr
ACKtS adjoining Mr.. Mark Tyndall. and within a
half-mie uf the city. There Is small BRICK
DIV EiLISG and corn-crib upon The place
About five acres are In Strawberries; and more
desirable lite for cottage residence cannot be found
near a a thg F lIisM OF ONE HUNDRED CREs. two
miles from the city, anjolIing Mr. J"ter and Others
aud running from the Brooh turnpike to the Her.
mitage roao, thus having two fronts and admitting
ironing on either road. There Is comfortable
FRAME DWELLING besides Other buildings;
ries, and The residue is u very high state of in
nTnvement as the growing crops will indicate.
u s, The HICKORY Hill FARM, sdioiu,ng the
FARM contains ONE HUNDRED AND EIGH-
TEEN ACRES runs from the B. COX turnpike 10
the Hermitage road. and Is bounded on the north BY
Young's line, thus having three good road fronts:
The land is thoroughly drained, and this Is well
Re af: s pSere
are about 80 acres In orchards Of the several yare-
ties OF fruit, embracing about 5000 Standard and
Dwarf Pear Trees, now in iue brar1pg order: there
are also two large Ice-H"uses. lce-Ponds, &c.
The buildings consist of u comfortable FRAME
rye Barn, Stable for sixteen horses, Carriage
HOu.e. &c. &c.
This propertyis in fine condition for profitable
cultivation, ard presents Unusual attractions TO
persons Wishing to be M AZ he city.
Farms Nos. 2 aud will be sold together or sepa-
rately, rs my be desired. ..gs
The TERMS will lie unusually liberal, and will be
made known at the time Of sale
.. GRUBBS WILLIAMS,
an 24-2S, tdtds Auciioncers.
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RICHMOND AND DANvuLE RAILROAD CONP'Y,l
CFFICE MASTER OF TRANS. May 80, 1875. :

OFFICE MASTER OF TRANS. May 30,lS75. !
SCHEDULE OF TRAINs.-TRAIN No
~ 1.-CHARLoTTE EXPRESS. Weslxard-Leave
s:ss a; NJ; leayes Dundee a, l:l4 T. N; leave
F; NJ leaves ssssiIsbaTy AZ e:ls 2 NJ; srrivts a
TRAIN No. 2-NEw YORK AND New, Or
LEANS EXPRESS. Eastward Leaves Charlotte a
$3.50 A: NJ; leaves Air-I Inc Junction at 500 \
boro' ~ 1886 M; leaves Danvllle at l:l2 z
M; leaves Dundee at LEO p. NJ: leaves Burke
vile al 6'07P. NJ; arrives at Richmond at s:4f
TRAIN No. S.-TgRogGH Mathew YoRB
FOR THE SoUTH-Leaves Richmond at 80 P. NJ.
leaves gprksyit at 4:52 P. M; leaves Dundee a
leaves al a4S a. H. leaves saIisbaIy
ut SGT A. NJ; leaves Air-I,iue Juscuon 81 1855
TRAIN. No. 4.-THRoUGH MAI, Eastward
Leaves Charlotte at 1924 p. NJ: leaves salisbury
a. l1Ss M eages AZ
$50 A. NJ: leaves Burkeyille at 1885 A. 81;
arrives q Richmond at 2:22 P. M. ~
wTRAaN No. SnLYYNGHpuaae 4GcoSaopATioM,
rives at PurkeviIeat 1905 P. NJ ;leaves Burkeville
al &c p NJ: arrives at LyDchbure at 4:2f p. N.
Eastward Leaves Burkeville at 4:43 A. ~; ar.
rives at Richmond at sos A. d..
Train No. 2 connects Mt Richmond with the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad. ... ts.s...-t
Trains Nos. 8 and connect at Greensboro with,
trains TO and from Raleigh and GOldsboro'.
all through trains connect ut Richmond and Dun.
dee with Trains on the Richmond, FREDERICKSBURG
and Potomac railroad, and Washington Guy, Wiz
ginia Midland and Great Southern railroad, to ane
FROM Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, ant
New York.
Trains Nos. and connect at Richmond with
the Richmond, York River and Chesapeake Ratl.
road trains to and from Baltimore and eastern
points.
Trains Nos. and coBpect at Charlotte witt
trains on the Atlanta and Richmond AIRLINE rail,
n Grppnvlllp. Atlanta
Mobile, Pensacola, New Orleans, and all southwest
ern points. ...as = ~. 81. -a
Trains Nos 8 and connect at Charlotte witt
the Charlotte, Columbia and Atlanta railroad 70,
Columbia, Augusta, Savannah, Tallahassee, and al
southern points. -eff.
Train No. connects at Burkeville with the Al
lantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad from Lynch
burg Chattanooga, and all southwestern points.
Tickets sold TO ell southern and soutt western
points, and paQ9age checked through.
Upbroken gauge from Richmond 10 New Orleans
Pullman palace-cars through from New Orleani
to New York. T. NJ. r. TALCOTi.
Engineer aud Superintendent.
W. T. WEST. Master Of Trains. "a. my2
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Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
No. II Eleve nth street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY vALU-
Il ABLE PROPERTY LYING IN The CITY
OF RICHMOND, ON NORTH FIFTH, SIXTH,
AND SEVENTH STREETS. KNOWN AS
"eMITH'S HILL CONTAINING ABOUT
EIGHT ACRkS.--By virtue Of deed OF
trust executed by bliss u. S. Hughes to the
undersigned, bearing date June II. 1874, and
of record in the clerks Office OF the Richmond
Chanc.ry Court, volume 103, A, page 297, being
qnired so to 90 By the beneficiary Ia ssld Iced,
will sell at public aucii.n. on WEDNESDAY the
25ih day OF August, 1878. the pren misses. begin
ming at 5 O'CLOCK r. VI, The property located as
above, called "sMiTH'S HILL, dining eight
acres, more or less. sseH ~
THIS property viii be sold a. a whole or divided
INTO Tors, may be deemed best on the day of sale
and As titles we'll for resdences or lnanufa ct,fpg
purposes, dud being SO large body, within stvr
minutes walk OF the Capitol, should Attract the at
teution Of capitalists. A map Of the property can
be seen ut the office Of the auctoneer. and Will be
exhibited on the day Of sale.
TERMS: Cash as 20 80 much as may be necessary
to pay the cost Of executing this trusts to paya note
of n1,00O.;w.h accrued interest thereon, and Que.
fourth of g. 600. With interest thereon from june
~. e74, and for the remaining three fonrths OF
$4,000 on q credit Of six. twelve, and eighteen
months negotiable notes, interest ADDED. secured
BY deed OF trust the property; The halauce. il
any. ON such terms as will be made known. on the
day Of sale. Z. 3 = - - -
It is believed that by an agreement more reason
able terms csn be made on the day or sale In regard
TO The cash payment. Y: NJ. Lee
,js,, 70 t.fs ~ u - - y n .Ds,nSS,
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BY Augustine Royal. a. So
successor TO Moody & Royali,)
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
office corner Seventh and Hull streets,
Manchester, Va. -'.-
TRUSTEES SALE. OF NINE HAND

TRUSTEES SALE. OF NINE HAND
l. SOME AND RFAUTlFULLY-LQCAT
BUILDING LOTS IN THE CITY OF NAN.
CHESTER, Va, on IUEspAY, AUGUST
THE ., PNENIst Shy virtue of q deed Of
trust executed 10 the undersigned trustees for The
Mutual Building aud Loan Association Ct the city
of Richmond by William b. Ailderdice and Sarah
h. his WIFE dated 9th day OF July. 1SI4, duly re-
corded in the Hastings Court clerks office Of Ihe
city of Manchester, Va, ID. B. 70 lume /. page III.
we shall sell at public auction being required SO 10
dol on the day above named, NINE Hs lDSOME
BUILDING LOTS on the west line OF Thirteenth
street between Stockton and ytrett streets 'front.'
ing each so feet and running back lis feet 10 an
alley 9 feet ..-
These beautiful lots are situated in an improving
portion of city, conveniently located, and command
tine view. There are several handsome residences
lately erected near these lots; which make them
very attractive. Those who desire 10 look at the
who will take pleasure III showing them or giving
any Information q, sired. This valuable property
should attract the attention Of those seeking nyes t.
mems or desiring ID secure 4 Dire bui ding Site.
TERMS: One-third cash; balance III four eight,
and twelve months for negotiable notes hearing six
per cent. inlerestrom day Of sac secured BY trust
deed J.TuONPSQN BSOWN,
II. c. 6. HARTMAN,
80. $. A. WINSTOCk.
All % .....s. Trustees.
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fs. r BY Robert u. Lyme,
successor TO Lyme & Brother,)
Real Estate Agent and Auctioncer,
NO. l2l2 Main street.

VERY VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE
v SMALL FARM OF NINETY AND 4 QUAR-.
TER ACRES At HUNGARY STATIOS. Elk
MILES FROM RICHMOND. ON The RICH
Rhii. kOAr IN HENRICO COUNTY. AT PUB.
Lie AUCTlON.-B BY request Of the owner, who re-.
sides in Richmond Shall sell upon The premises, at
q O'Clock r. NJ, THURSDAY. 1.-The 26ih day Of Au-
gnst, 1875. that excellent LIr1Lh. FARM Us de-
scribed above. now occupied and rented by +. T.
sutton, Esq. The Improvements consist of COM
Portable frame dwelling about four rooms kitche u,
stable. &C. There are some 500 choice fruit trees !:
asparagus beds so yards long; fine VINEYARD; and
splendid n6aduw CT fifteen or twenty acres. I his
is an excellent chance to buy tn desiring TO pur.
chase nice home accessible as 10 enable him
TO 20 to business in the city by morning trsiu aud
return by afternoon or evening train. Possession
at once terTS will he quite liberal aid at sale.
Parties ring 10 attend Sale can leuye Richmond
and Petersburg Railroad depot Ut 2a O'Clock Z. H.,
ROBERT B. LYME,
au l4-S,W,S.M Tu, W&Th Auctoneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-24
BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
......- lib Main street, --

OONTINUATION OF OUR LARGE
" SALES OF VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
IN TAI1'S PLAN TO The CITY OF RICH
w. Purcell, executor Of the late BACON TAFT, we
shall sell by auction on WEDNESDAY The lst day
OF e na pIsn
to the city OF Richmond. between Seventeenth
street and tie Mechanicsville turnpike, commence
irg III the order IN which they are named as fol-
Three LOIS OF 80 by 145 feet, more or less. on
The north side of Darlington street near Buchanan
ihfce LOTS OF SO by 1875 feet en- the east side of
Seventeenth street between Washington and VIII
Four LOTS of 80 by l65 feet on the west side Of
Buchanan street between William ard Christian
seven LOTS of 80 and two of 81 BY l61 feet on
the east side of Bncha nan street between William
aud Christian streets.
Seven LOIs OF 81 ahd Two OF ~ by 100 feet ON
the EAST side OF buchanan between Christian and
kiCha Ri streets.
seven LOrs of 80 and two of 81 by 165 feet,
from the west side of James street between W IL
Seven i OTS OF 80 and two Of 27by 1875 feet on
the west side of janis street tetween Christian and
And many otheI In the same locality, In and out
or the corporate limits, embracing nea -ly that en-
c irnicsye turnpike aud Washington and Balding
streets.
such an Offering Gfbuilding lots has SELDOM, If
ever, been .madetn Richmond before, anu will pro-
badly not be made again. Parties with lsrgr or
small means shoulu not fail TO attend this sale, as
au opportunity for investment will be offered that
will not tai. 10 please and yield handsome return
on the amount Invested. '.s' '.~
situated as these lots are-convenlent to the GEN.
ire OF The city, the markets, and all the important
places Of business free from ans unpleasant sur
rouudincs, aud commanding a fair view OF kich-
monu and her surrounding hIls-must always be
fully appreciated. and sneet with reioy sale when
brought Properly Into notice
A1Ieaoy every tot Of this property sold By US two
years sgo has been built upon, aud while the e. Z
has been turneu 10 other ana gro ing sections OF
the city there is no locality Ia and about Ricnmond
where there has been more SUBSTANTIAL improve.
ment and advancement In values.
Attend This sale, and we Will rffer in these times
of'lacSing confidence M opportunity for invest
inent with safety aud with prUdI.
Now Is the time to invesr, while everything Is
low, and be ready for the rise In values which
surely come.
TERMS .One-thIrd of the purchase-money IN
cash The residue In four, eight, twelve, ffeen and
eighteen months, negotiable notes 10 De gwen for
the deferred payments, with interest added aud Sc
cuIec by deed OF trust.
RICHARDSON & CO..
an "a lGss 80 - Auctioi6ers.
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By y. NJ. LIE
Dy ~, VI. LCF,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. II Eleventh street,


TRUSTEES SALE OF. NINETY FEET
i OF LAND ONLAUREL loR TWEL FTH)
STREET. NEAR THE PETERSBURG RAIL
ROAD, IN The CITY OF MANCHESTER.-By
virtue Of deed OF trust from Irving Smith TO the
1875, being required so to do by the holder of a
certain note therein secured, viii sell at public
auction, on the premises, on THURSDAY, Ser
described In said deed rs follows: A certain piece
or parcel oil LAND lying and being III The town Of
Manchester, commencing at a point on the south.
era side of Laurel street hinety-four fe, t
from the Intersection Of said street, now
Twelfth street, with Il street laid off on the
margin of the hichmond and Petersburg railroad,
and running ninety feet eastwardly along the line
Of said Laurel TO an alley or street In common
twei ty feet wide, thence ut right angles along the
western line of said alley one hundred and twenty
FIVE feet to an alley In common fourteen feet wtue
tending TO The said Rairoad street, thence along
the line of said fourteen. foot alley ninety fec t
thence ut right angles one hundred and twenty five
feet to the place of beginning. 0r
TERMS: Sufficient In cash 10 pay all expenses Of
sale and to pay off and discharge certain negotia-
BILE note msde by Irving smith. and secured in said
decd for three hundred and fifty dollars balan &c
on such terms as may De made known At the time
Of sale. \. n. l. IL,
au 23 Trustee.
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WHAT A N,ME!- [From the Akron Bea'
con.]-Mlss "Prockie" E. Coggesball, young
est daughter of the late Hon. W. T. Cogges-
hall. Of Columbus, who has been spending
Yacstion with friends in this city, left for Of
1erbein University, Westerville, this morn
Jog. The. Christian pane Of this young
-jadv-Proclamatio Emancipatiop-is one in
which she we'll may, as she does, feel Just
pride, she having been born on the day that
President Lincoln's proclamation of emancl.
patton was issued-ber eccentric but patri-
Otto father thus naming bis newborn child
la honor of the event.