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The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1876-11-25
BY TELEGRAPH.
Special 10 tie s. Sentinel. "
NEW YORK.

NEW Ohh, ANONSiuD6I L. lie
Times Tallahassee special says:
The Circuit Court has issued an
order to compel the immediate
meeting of the canvassing board
to count such returns as may now
be in Secretary of States Office,
without waiting for the whole of
the returns to come in. 1t is
claimed by Republicans that the
object of this move by the Demo
Gratis is to see how many votes
they are short, so that they can
fix up returns not yet sent to the
Secretary. An injunction has also
been issued against the Governors
intended action to personally SUI
perintend the canvass of returns
Four Companies 18th Artillery
in command of Capt. LOder arriv-
ed in Washington to-day. None
of the officers of Shermau's staff
knew of their coming and all pro-
fess ignorance of their further
movements. On Monday night
last General Sherman sent Col
Bacon of his staff to South Carroll
ma, with sealed orders to Capt.
Loder to move his command to
Washington without delay. Up
on receiving these orders Capt
Loder sent four companies to
Norfork at which point they were
embarked on a steamer for this
city and landed at the Arsenal to-
day, where preparations for quar-
tering them had already been
made. The arrival of this detach-
ment of U. S. troops has caused
considerable excitement, or rather
curiosity, since it had been deni-
ed for two days by many promin-
ent officials of the Governmet that
any troops had been ordered here
or else where, and a statement of
that denial was telegraphed to all
parts of the country. All journals
this morning express surprise at
the concentrating Of troops at
Washington.
The Herald says editorially:
"The news we publish to-day re-
lative to the concentrating of
troops at Washington will cause
some comment but need not occa-
sion alarm. The President has
advices claiming it to be wise pre-.
canton to have a respectable body
of troops at hand until after the
4th of march. They do not fear
outbreak or disturbance but are
simply prepared for all possible
emergencies"
The Herald Washington cores
pendent confirms the statement of
the presence Of troops in that city,
and says. ''In addition to this
force Is companies of Infantry are
to be brought here and will be
placed in garrison around the city.
For what purpose this movement
is intended has net yet been de-
finitely known developed, as the
matter has been conducted with
secrecy and nothing Of the object
will be disclosed until undertake
ing whatever may have been its
extent shall have been further
advanced"
We don't see any sense in that
last paragraph Ed. SENTINEL.
Election bets Withdrawn.
NEW YORK, November o.
Large numbers Of elections wag-
ers in .Morrissey's pool box have
been withdrawn, Morrissey re-
ceiving his commissions.
Boss Tweedss arrsyal--Re goes TO
his o5d Quarters.
New York, November 3D.
Vim. M, Tweed arrived To-Day,
and was returned to his old quar-
ters in Ludlow st. Jail.
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SAN DIEGO.
The Southern Pacific RaiIrOaao soon
TO be Complete to Yuma--GSOOd
News.

News.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 23.-LoS
Angeles Herald of Tuesday says:
at has been understood that
work for sometime had been at a
stand still on the desert. The rea-
son is because exclusive attention
is now being devoted to the ex-
tension of the branch of the South
ern Pacific Railroad, which will
run from Goshen to Hollister, a
distance of $50 miles. 1t is pro-
posed at present only to build so
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SPECIAL ORDERS
COMMISSION and FORWARD
ING.

Every attention will be paid to
forwarding consignments OF Mer-
chandise, Machinery, Ores, Hides
ETC., either to or from the inte-
rior.
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SAN FRANCISCO.
Mining Stocks.


SAN FRANCISCO, November %.
Stocks vents up with rush this
forenoon but fell this P. M, and
closed as follows :-Belcher,$13 %;
Mexican, S24 IS; Justice, $26,
Ophir, S44; Crown Point, SO 80;
Union Consolidated, SIP so.
Distinguished Arizonans Coming
Home,
San Francisco, November 3d.
John P. Clum and wife and Doc
tor G. Fl. Lord, of Arizona, arriv-
ed overland this evening.
The Senatorial Chinese Investigate
ing committee depart for WASH
ingtOn.
San Fsancis 70. November 3d.
Senators Cooper, Morton and Sar-
gent Of the Chinese investigating
committee leave for the east to-
morrow morning. No report Of
their views on the subject may be
looked for before the assem- bling
of Congress.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-26

! "
KIcTAospANp d kNvfLLE KA1LRoAp gosg,Y,y
cpHEpuE 1seas5g III s'S TaR & EF
NEw York AND REV lbRLEAgs Mail AED :Ex-
pHEss. Kichnaend st 1850 A:: q. 8 lesyss
s.ys. ps1y1s !: aSs
s iss q fos e & issf
: :, TEAM u. No. a.-NEwo ORLEANS AND HEw. YoaK
MAIL AND ExsnEssLsayes gharIotte e e 4HsA:
sajisbnry at us III; leaves GYeensboro,a s $3.50
4iifs at s!5s r 81 arrives q Richmond q :s7
TRAIN No.. 5.--Lxxc4ByRe RAssEyg ssI:.s
Leaves Ricbrond at $50, 4, D; arrives a Burke
vile a. 4 .1 ptMs :, na p ~ az,
1sasss SSasssse e izS ::
gq,n as Nos and connect Richmond with the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad. !. ..,.,.
Trains Nos and connect On nsa as
The through trains connect at htcnMonn WI, VIII
trains on the Richmond, and poss.
PHI de51ha and Me- New York. -,
Trains Nos. ! and connect st Charlons VIE, VII,
trains on the Atlantis and 1 RicaoaG Mtaosry
ern points, and with the Charlotte. Coilmnh amo
aSgasa TaIahassee, and al points
Train NO connects at Bqrseyie with the Atlsn-
Is Mississippi and onS rsrsaa pc G
Tickets sold to all southern and southwestern
points, and baggage checked through. ~, o.,a.n. !.
JJnbrcken gauge from Richmond to New Orieans.
Pullman Palace sleeping run through bet ~eeD
Richmond and Atlanta -. s.s.s,7...
Local tickets are good only for continuous passaEe
General Superintendent
JOHN II. MACMURDo, General Passenger Agent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-26

c,,oor1Se AN EAGLE.--As Mr. Jonn T.
..s.r.,,tar etal;on agent at Ashton, r.. H.
Sras onf matchmaking near there QUE io..,
noon between II and IL O'Clock, We saw ss.,s =
..o,,,. s.roe bird ffying over the trec.tops,
s very sS ahent two hundred yards high.
,s,nkinp Of hitting il at that height,
~ Sss,r . head on it and pulled the trigger.
NJ me- VII hss snrnrise the bird dropped. BE ran
-, ,,scs, n nm. and found it lying on Its back
live, and with bin and faions open, as II
rnaSy for a fight. In his excitement Mr..
Csrnentar did not stop to consider the con-
ssg,sences, bat attempted to take it by
fhe feet, when the bird fastened it's
claws into his hands, and he was Inn
nrisoned by agwomdcd black American
eagle, There was a severe tussle for
few moments, but the man finally conquer
cd. though his hands were very badly
scratched in the fight, and the eagle was
taken to the station and secured. ESaml-
nation disclosed the fact that his wings
were Injured, but 1t Is thought they are not
broken, and that his majesty will live. II
he does live, it is Mr., Carpenters intention
"a present it to Roger Williams Park, OF
Providence, as ai.t Centennial Black Ameri-
can Eagle.o He measures five feet five
inches from tip TO tip OF its wings, and IS
Thought TO be about two years old. Mr..
Carper,ter has already refused 800 for him
as ne is.t The gun was OF German make,
No. 10 gauge, with No. shots for ducks.
He saws that in oil his experience in hunt
ing he never saw game shot at so long o
range. His hands are in bad shape; and nc
doesn't banker for another skirmish will
an American eagle, even though ne be
wounded one. a, 49,"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-26
. BY Richardson 6 Co., =.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
111S Main street. "

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
l. THREE-sTORY BRICK STORE AND ; MAR di,
HOUSE mo. 1870 ON THE NORTH SIDE OF
CARY S'fREET BETWEEN THIRTEENTH AND
VIRGINIA STREETS.-By virtue of! the provisions
of certain deed of trust bearing date the goth day
Of March S76 to the undersigned trustee, duly re.
corded in the clerks Office OF the Cancery Court or
the CITY of Richmond In Deadlock 167 c, page
$751; secure the payment Of two certain neg9ti;n
as trustee in said decd being thereto required by the
holder Of said notes proceed to sell by auction, On
yember, 1875, at 4 O'Clock p. NJ, the REAL
Estate described In said deed rs follows, to wit
An that certain lot Of land with large three-story
brick store and warehouse thereon, lying and oeiag
of Cary street between Thirteenth and Virginia
streets thrty-nne feet, and running back sixty-ye
feet, more or ess to ali alley In common nine feet
wide, and having front on said alley OF about thir-
ty-six and half feet. r-. IA
cutting this trust and to pay of the sum OF $500,
with Interest thereon from the 29th day OF Septem-
ber 1876; tile residue on such terms shall be an
nounced at the time of sale.
.IrCt~5 .,if,.<-.n!I..fJ. A. RICHARDSON, Trustee.
RICHARDSON &c Co., Auctioneers. &C Il,
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BY Grubbs & Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

A. VALUABLE COTTON-MILL AND
"A MACHINERY AND OTHER REAL ESTATE
m THE CITY OF MANCHESTER, VA, TO BE
SOLD BY AUCTION ON FRIDAY THE 9TH
DAY OF OCTOBER, 1875, AT IL O'CLOCK NJ
On The day and at the hour named we shall sell by
auction to the highest bidder upon the premises In
the Manchester opposite to the city Of Rich
mond. Va, the large BRICK COTTON-SfILL and
MACHINERY belonging to the Manchester Cot
On-Mills,n on James river. The mill contains
about 5000 spindles and other machinery In pro-
portion, and has perpetual lease of powerfo
run at least $4,000 spIndles. The largest part OF
of the most modern and approved style.
1 Tho cities of Richmond and Manchester, two
growing places, afford market on the spot for al
most the entire manufactured products of the mill
Eighteen TENEMENT HOUSES In Manchester,
occupied by the operatives, and number ofBUILD-
ING LOTS, will also then be sold at auction.
TERMS: For the mill and machinery, $4,000 In
cash. the residue In equal payments at six, twelve,
eighteen, and twenty -four mouths. For the tene-
nents and lots, one fourth cash; residue at four,
eight, and twelve months. purchases 70 execute for
added from the day OF SALE satisfactorily endorsed,
and further secured by deeds OF trust.
. Either one Of the committee named below, or Cap
tain EDWARD GRAHAM, the treasurer and agent,
ut Manchester, will give any information desired.
tiaf 4fisf, =, ALEXANDER DONNAN, IS y {
eass JOHN McGILL, - 81 3,.sss,.s!s.
,3.4Ss:, J. WESLEY ;Ps,.EsSI;v u.
@t 49, ISAAC DAVENPORT, JR.,
t..t: s' . JOHN H. TUCKER aiisls0lp
y';gaSs $50, I! Henderson, N. ca
1 l,tai,9s.. m II, Committee for saie. .
J, GRUBBs g. WILLIAMS, Auctfoneers. Sc %
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-26
By Robert B. Lyme,
Real Estate Auctioneer.
1912 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A coop 90
sTRRET RETWEEN MARSHALL AND CLAY
STREETs BY AUCTION:-In pursuance OF inc !,
provisions of certain deed Of trust executed ane
dated 9Th day OF July. 1876, of record IN ID: b:
io9 A., D. 1870. to me rs trustee, shall by request
Of Robert Howard ESQ., the M 1at &
sell upon the premises Inc Sn,
d. in said deed as foows All ihat certain
LOT OF LAND with BECK &c; DMG 81 Iest I
Tho eastern side of College street in the city OF
Richmond, and running back on the north line OF
Marshall street 90 feet, more or less toSether WIN
ali the rights, &C., thereto beloneins.
TERMS UNDER DEED: One-third cash !; 6alance
mon n credit of SIX and twelve months with neSo-
liable nstes, six per cent interest, anu "
deed of trust. III
The house contains about FIVE or six rooms MS.
oc On ROBERT Is. LYME, Trustee.
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A MATaaNoNIAL BRokER's SUBTITLE In

AMATRINoNIAL Brokers SUlT.-The In
dianapolis Journal says:
GA case was tried in Justices court at
South Bend few days ago which has some
rather novel aspects and involves come new
principles Of law. The plaintiff and de-
PENDANT were both Germans, but we will
call them A. and B A few months since Is,
the defendant, being a widower, expressed
q desire TO get married, as widoTeFs nave
been known 80 do before. 4, the plaIntlf,
so far sympathized with this laudable pur-
pose as TO propose 60 aid him in the matter,
and proposed Junction with q certain
Voupe woman. This suited 3 exactly, and
heacceptad the prohersdservice-T The young
woman, however, proved to be iHTactaDie,
ne Young women sometimes are. ana the
contract and negotiations were transferred
TO q widow when the defendant expressed
n peSieet Willingness TO accept In iieu OF
anything better. The two were introduced,
and after some brief unimportant prellml-
naries were married. The match, however,
did mot prove to have been made in heaven.
After month OF welded bliss they separa-
ted, and B drove his wife back to her oid
home In his wagon Ike good husband.
.Rut right then and there. and while his late
spouse YVES in the very act OF disembark'
ing. his horses and wagon were levied upon
.by The officers Of the law at the suit OF A,
who demanded Gity dollars for his services
in making the match. The ease was tried
before a fury. It does not appear that A
warranted the marriage to be happy. b
admitted the services, but denied that ne
had promised to pay anything Tor them
The Jury heard the evidence, and after
being out about an hour gave the plaintiff
verdict for nine dollars"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-26
+. ID ~, by Frank j. Sam pson, t.~@.
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr,
No. 92I Hull street, Manchester, Va;

TRUSTEES SALE OF ~ LARGE
L FARM NEAR MIDLOTHIAN COAL MINES
IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY CONTAINING
NINE HUNDRED AND FIFTY-TWO ACRES
OF TRULY VALUABLE FARMING AND COAL
LANDs.-m pursuance of a deed Of trust executed
to US by g. E. Robertson on the l2th day OF Noven.
Der, 1875, and duly of record In the County GouTl
clerks Office for Chesterfield county, In Deed
page SO, shall (being required so to do by she
beneficiary in said deed Of trust sell at public AUG
ton, on The premises, on MONDAY, October 80
1876, at IL o'clock M, f fair; If not, on the next
fair day thereafter,) that truly valuable TRACT OF
LAND, with an eight-ro0m FRAME DWELLING
and all necessary out-buildings, near to tile Mido
THAN coal mines, adjoining the coal lands OF Frank
lin Stearns, estate of Colonel William B. Ball, ano
others; about two and half miles from Coal1eld
station and within the coai-feld; about one-thirt
clearcd the balance we'll wooded and timbered will
oak aud pine. L,t:s
be found on any land in the coal district The I'M
provcnents are good and ample for large and first
class farm.
SALE and to pay off note for 81 ,493.33, With In
terest from 18th OF September 1S76, Till paid, and
note for $246.59 due on the 18th OF september
1877, aud the balance upon such terms rs the SAID
g. T.. Robertson the trustees shall direct on the
day of sale-aI deferred payments to be secured by
a deea Oh trust On '"e p sotCRITEs BROOKS,
..#lr JOHN G. ROBERTSON,
oo1Q Trustees.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-26

No ABSENCE OF SENSE, IF OF GRAMMAR. :
There ss little need Of explaining the fol-
lowing letter, which was written by post
master not o Thousand miles from Denver
- August IL, 1876.
To the First Assistant Postmaster General,
Washington, u. g.: -
Sir.-This Business Of executing new
Bond, every two or three months, Is about
played out with me. have held, this Post
Office, about Ten. QO) months-and have
Executed, four (4) bonds, during that
time, Bach Bond has cost me from
Twenty--to Thirty dollars.-Now, ], do not
want, the Post office,-I am merely keeping
ito accommodate the People Of this
Plac6-there is no Pay,-attached to it.
and the commission, does not, amount to
anything.-Bccause this, is Government
Station. and the Officers have all their own,
stamps, which does not, Pay me anything.
Therefore, think, that you bad better get,
Some other Did Fool, to keep, the
Post office at this place, is willing to
keep Post Office for nothing,-and execute a
new bond, about every two months
Positively refuse to Execute, any more New
Bonds. Very Respectfully
iDenver Times.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-26
! iI9,iGI by Robert B.Lyne ~
Successor to Lyme 6 Brotherl,
Real Estate Agent and Auctio1ieer,
1910 Main street.

TWO LARGE THREE-STORY,S SEVEN
! ROOM. BRICK DETACHED HOUSES, WITH
LARGE LOTS ATTACHED, SITUATED ON NJ THE
NORTH SIDE OF n STREET BETMEEaMI, I ,Il!is
TY-SECOND AND THIRTY-THIRD STREETS,
FOR SALE BY AUCTION.-By request of the heirs
of the late ]. b. Brown, deceased, shall sell 9Po R
BRICK BUILDINGS as above described, on FRl-
DAY the 9Th day or October, ut 4 o'clock +. NJ. =
Each house is occupied and bringing IN ialr rent
and are lust outside Of the corporation line. ana nay
Ing very large lots and Almost excclentandV valuable
spring, render them valuable for home or an Ill
TERMS will be one fourth IN cash. residue at four,
eight and twelve months, with SIX per cent interest,
and deed of trust. i.- - 81 -
tho hour M Gale - : ROBERT Is. LYME, $
on Oh 800 IS. ~. Auctioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-26
BY Robert b. Lyme, i
Real Estate Agent and Aucttoncer,
-ft.lffse 1919 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF. a NICE TWO
STORY FRAME DETACHED DWELLIlINS.G(S,
BETWEEN nj AND N STREETS, DIRECT LY, OF
P0sfTE q MON STATION NET b 0,D - III
Dravieions Of cerfatn deed of trust to me, as
trustee" dated 18th August. 1858, Of record
IN Henrico County Court-R. B. "a. I.5 94I,,rom,
the bond described In said deed Isha SELL upon the
preni!ses, on FRIDAY the Sd day, OF November,
GS76 at O'Clock, the above property. c onst
OF nice FRAME DWELLING and good LOT, ~
feet inches by 1872 feet deep: - 20 49,
hond and interest to date, amounting together to
1883. and the cost and expenses Of sale RESCUE OF
terms to be ann unced at sale. w. GODDlN,
'en n no ~ ~ co. .e~-'-----~----- Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-26
BY Richardson & Co,
Real Estate Agents and huctioneers'
No. ll13 Main street.

HANDSOME BRICK DWELLING, ON
~ ELEVENTH. STREET BETWEEN MAR,
Shall AND CLAY STREETS. FOR SALE BY
AUCTToN-on MONDAY the 9oth octo per At "a
,,es banJsomc BRICK DWELLINGS, in thorough
renair, with basement and three stories above con
tanning eight large and three small rooms, VIII
kitcSen and servants rooms, with the modern Inn
movements. and lot centrally and delightfully."- ioca-
ted on tile east side Of Eleventh street neI"een mar
shall ahd Clay streets. ...,,,,o
TERMS: One fourth cash: balance In SIX. tweye,
and eighteen months. negotiable notes gwen lor inc
defrred nay1nents with Interest added, and secured
~ - o. Auctfoneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-26
BY Cook & Laughton, Aucttoneers,
No. 10 Governor street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
i DWELLINGS AND LOTS IN THE CITY OF
RICH51OND.-Pursuantto two deeds Of trust exc
cuted TO me to secure the payment OF certain mo-
ncys-one on the 9Th day Of June, 1871; the other
on the lst day OF October, lS72-duly recorded
In the clerks Office Of the Chaneery Court of the
city Of Richmond being Instructed thereto by the
beneficiary shall proceed TO SELL ON the premises
on WEDNESDAY the 1st day of November, 1875,
certain LOTS and the DWELLINGS AND OTHER
IMPROVEMENTS THEREON, mentioned In said
Deeds fronting on the north side Of Beverly street
In Harvie's plan of Sidney, Richmond.
TERMS: Enough cash In hand fsay about "a Oo0)
to cover the principal and interest of said moneys
and pay the cost Of executing this rust the residue
upon such time as will be made known on day OF
sale If not before, by present owners Of ne prop
erty. =. ARTHUR a. SPIIZEh,
oc elliot ,Es - 2 1..'lh- lssj : trustee.
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a.. tarans. 20.

~ ny 81. b. MfcoHMIS.
8 .Tane, q old Black .soe.'' ~ -
as Wss aaa Grant r. mt was Young and eng {.
sS am s az eI IA Wsisc Rouse away gs
J. ,saS an thsir heads am bending low:
Ans Z, s,og,I hear &c ", De people calling
cHoRrs. tx, 81 Is ''s .s' 4 Il +. II
s Tildehs = coming, Hendricks comtng, s1s,t -
Z, DsyiwiIl strike do fatai blow; ss}Y'i =
II Rear de pcopic's voices calling, Ea4s 80: Z.
Co. Grant, 60 W Is ',E.,7',!s, 4, .
1 WI Who was always good and srue, 3,
+ Gone am de Jewell, ts5dtat s,i3t5'tis'a =.
Recause heiwouiduft do, 49, z43f@
sS Aud i gone am Pratt, also; ..ais ts>e, r.
Aa !s hear s. ae people 60 pie calling,
800. 80, 49,, ciIoaUs. - Ma X. ii
~ Gone am de honor - 49, 60
oh dis great Republic, too Tsf ',Es I.
Gone SciiencR and 8eiknEp, ~ $3.50 E"r9
And all de plunderiRg crew. ,s..tse - q
~ Gone all de money, 81 - -t"ts.'- -
And de treasury Is low, 80 s. s-...-.-s
And now Hegr de people cailshg, ~
Go, Grant, go ~"
CHORUS.
Gone am de wages
Oh dc ~orkingman, know;
s& Gone aun de revenue,
And de business wheels move slow; 1e
Gone de nations credit, ,+ NOV
While It's debts enormous grow
And now hear de people caf'tng' ,pVtas
go, Grant, gol l$..nif s. ...t Il
r CHORUS. $3.50 e ii:' 7.
Gone am de Hayes i.
Froal de new platform, away:
Gone am de Wheeler
FROM de Cincinnati play, ,t.Hs. =.
= Gone am de power, ~ ..,s,- .r.s...es -.-
And Republicans must 60,
And now I hear de people calling,
"Go. Grant, g0i"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-26
III. l5.s.aBy Richardson & Co., ~,
~ Read Estate Agents and Auctioneers'.
49, lib Main street. Ftts
TWO DESIRABLE FRAMED DWEL

TWO DESIRABLE FRAMED DWELL
INGs OE TWENTY-EIGHTH STREET BE.
TWEEN ZEN CLAY s AND LEIGH STREETS FoA
SALE By AUCTI0Neon SATURDAY. so th e. S sn
Of October at * o'c1eck Al we sa Az Ss'1 ~
DWELLINGs-oneIi numbered 507, With two so
ries, containing seven rooms 'tyo onios co.
tanning fear rooms, and Kitchen Both on the .easl
side OF, Twenty-eigAth street between Gay Sno
Leigh streets, with lots 33xl32 reef each aA 10
TERMS: One third cash; balance In Z. 9, and II
months negonahe notes given for the aeierfeo pay
trust. 60 il:'1SI'. Z RICHARDSON = CO.,
80 o. 80 n .tg.e;f AuctioneeTs- ,
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r = By Frank D. Hill, ."
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. 1lOS Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE AT AUCTION, OF
Il VERY DESIRABLE NEW BRICK COTTAGE,
ON THE WEST SIDE OF PINE STREET BE-
TWEEN CARY AND CUMBERLAND:5By VIZ
tue Of deed Of trust recorded In The ONCE Of the
mage ITS, default having been made therein, and
having been requested so TO do by the beneficiary
secured, win sell at public auction, on the prem
Uses, mt az O'Clock p. NJ, on FRIDAY, October 9th,
the NICE NEW BRICK DWELLINGS, now oceu-
pied by the Rev. Mr. Butler described In. said deed
as follows All that lot of land on the west line OF
Pine between Dover aud Cumberland streets, com,
niencing 102k feet from the corner Of Pine and
street with depth Of 145 feet to an alley 70 feet
wide. The house contains six rooms and Is In good
condition. !. - =,
sale. JOHN ,. WISE, Lrustee.
Sale conducted by FRANK D. HILL, Aucsioneer.
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