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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1876-02-10
THE NEWS rs RECORD.

CRIMES AND CRIMINALS.
New York telegram, Sd - Rubcnstein
he alleged murderer Of his cousin. Sarah Al
exander. is endeavming to starve himself to
death. Do szz<,
DR.. S. Johnson of Memphis, Tenn, ar.
rested for causing the death Of Kate McCor-
mick and child. in attempting 10 procure an
abortion, was held in 3,0oO to answer before
the criminal court. y.
: J. II. Howery, member Of the Kansas
Legislature, is T. fugitive from justice. His
crime 10 forgery in connection with the issue
of q, ,90v of school bonds in Comanche county.
1t will be remembered that the treasurer of
the State Is In Jail awaiting trial for similar
to@ses'es, and still other forgeEiesare being de-
vsloped.
2 Counsel for Mckee, on the 5th, filed 4
motion in the United States circuit court for
new trial on the following grounds: First, be-
cause tue court admitted As illegal and incom-
petent the evidence Afforded by the prosecu-
ton; second, because the court gave the jury
erroneous instructions, and erred in the charge
to the jury; third, because the verdict is
against the law; fourth, because the verdict Is
against the evidence and the law.
In IN answer to resolution OF inquiry.
the State Treasurer Of Wisconsin on the I'd
reported he had during 1874 received 8, ,l6O,
in 1875 81, ,674 n fees n school land commis-
sioner, and as interest on State moneys loaned
to banks during the same period the sum of
y, 4,a34, making 928,0ss, which he had ap-
prop1hted to his own use. The Secretary Of
State reported In answer to the Same resolu-
ton he had received total tees of o. 064 for the
same period, which he had appropriated to
personal use. These amounts are in addition
to liberal salary.
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Personal DIArTEWs.

The Republicans Of Connecticut will
hold their State convention February 18th,
and the Democrats February 23d.
Helen Eliza Benson, wife of William
Lloyd Garrison, died at Boston Highlands,
Mass, Wednesday, January Goth, in her 66th
year.
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o1g ProctosoK oKRsts would quit his At"
tempts at tinlsEipg, tho Judicial system
Of 4the iths United. Statea and resume his
cast Of role Of, making, T. little.fna for the
boys in congressional galleries.: the ses
s'ons Of the house would not be 90 Insult.
fsrably dull IS n5w, besides, tho BEST Wy
ID Secure uniformity in practice among
tho various courts in 'the" United States,
woalds b for the State courts 10 make in
ed6fes6 e!evsts themselves to the level
ofths fedefar courts.Iil i:!,:' Il @5nrf ~ sHs7
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nrN notpndt1oW .oo 3 no!s111|I :1oiAi sso,bba
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1876-02-10

reasonable rates. So ,all that eastern ex.
petitions have to Go is to; come to Saint
Paul and put themselves in the care of
the Northern Pacific folks more eff.
clent, careful. otliging and thorough set
OF railroad men and gentlemen, do not
ex'st-and they will very quickly there.
after lind themselves in: Bismarck, in fine
soaPe to start across to the Black Hills
the nnest-of oil overland routes vet dis.
covered-and in six days easy travel can
commence panning out the precious metal
for themselves.
Now that We have given, in the rough
all that need be said At this time concern-
ing the mineral resources Of the section
OF country under consideration, and given
something of detailed description Of the
route and best manner to 70 about to get
to the mining region, We shall conclude
by~a few words Is to the general <charac.
ter Of the Black Hills country, outside its
mining or mineral features. -. ..:y.?
The; country. as might :be naturally
supposed, ie, IS = awhole, . succession Of
hills, buttes and valleys, with occasional
parks and table lands. The entire coun-
try IS well timbered. and the. most .luxu-
rious and nutritious pasturage and rich
soils is found in all tho valleys. Spark.
ling streams. filled with'the choicest fish,
thread their way like ribbons Of silver
through every valley, while gushing
springs pour out from the sides Of
the hills and mountains on every
hand. There are many kinds of valu-
able deposits there, besides gold,
which exists in endless quantities-such
as gypsum, granite, and other deposits.
The climate is Of even temperature in all
the districts fitted for agricultural pur.
suits. and is suited for the general pro.
duction Of all crops incident to our own
State. Either agriculture, stock.raising,
numbering or mining, can be carried on
10 IN unlimited extent, which fact rem
ders it country quite unlike most other
mineral regions, and hence, it offers the
finest inducements to every branch Of in
dustrious producers. All productions,
for the .first,. will find ready
market at their own door,
and the enviable and central
geographical location Of the Hills coun.
try, with its wealth in mineral and other
wonderful ~reaources. must speedily, like
IN irresistible magnet, draw the thor
oughfares Of transportation to it from the
old inhabited portions Of the country
including the Northern Paciac-or
rather branch, of it. For the reasons
given We expect to see greater rush TO
the Black Hills gold regions than to any
yet developed in the history Of the coun-
try; because all classes Of industry can
safely center there with full assurance
that their willing hands may readily find
plenty Of profitable employment outside
Of the golden gulches.:
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" T!'':I z. .!E"E !7EFE =. .!Ia:
I.;'isGoceg 81 liz! ..sc.stts!iE..s .XsG.Hots
Ey:c :.oc7 ssc::s':ts1tiL .uT tss:a 21,s,
r.,.cEF,:; {; ..:iE1c,i.;.... o:it sr5fIIy9:.co
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-04
Solar and Mean Time.

TO the Editors Of the DiSpdlch'
Your correspondent Tuckshoe seems
dissaiis fed With your NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. re.
mort of sunrise and sunset. Ii be does not
he ought to know that the movements OF the
suu 10 bis daily orbit are not uniform. ana
that the figures which he quotes frona the
old aInapacs are only the reckoning set down
for bis movements provided they were uni
form; so the regularity which he observes
is in the figures, but not In the sun. Inc
old almspacs from which be quotes give, say
for the lot day Of March for sunrise o:23, ana
sunset b:37, which is not the time at Whicn
he really rises ard sets, but the time at which
these events would take place II there was
no variation 10 bis movements. Re ID, for
that day and some days previous, IN the slow
part OF his diurnai orbit, and IN place OF MS
rising at 6:23, is really twelve minutes
behind time, and consequently does not rise
till the clock points out $50, and so OF DIS
reaching the boon mark and OF Bis setting.
On the 1st of November bis movements are
auckened, and he gets % much as sixteen
minutes before clock time, 90 the calculation
Is not as "Tuckahoe supposes, for the beoe'
fit OF city life altogether. As we canpot alter
bis movements, or get him to rise by regular
figures, we have only to point out In our
columns that 81 stem by our clock time, which
proves to US be Invariably conforms to. Let
any one set bis clock to the rising aud setting
BY the old almanac, for solar time, and see II
he can keep the sun and the clock together {;
and then let him try the same experiment by
mean time, as set down in the almanac for
1876, and see If that Is not exactly right
TIE CALCULATOR.
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rFor she Dispaschsl

A. ,,.,n country men the Dispatch -
hardly always ssrighs" In publishing datis
90 an almanac that which is not, 10 our sense,
:. almanac, but an equation.tabie. IL misleads
the unin,tia,ed, aud ought to have been ex'
planned ,,,or,oa.
t;on. rather than with view 10 further con-
troyersv, please answer the following cues
uon. By your equation cit'zan OF h'cn'
rnond should, on the % b OF February: nave
set bis watch for sunrise at G:3s, WHICH "as
about fifteen minutes after tho aGtua'
ifme of sunrise. according to toe aiuS.
saac. But tie almanac tells Us tnat ,ne
sun wss on that day "thirteeu tiol
minutes slow "-,hat is, Mt m'oday .ne
.-a,ch ohonld he thirteen mipu :es beyond the
mari n fa O'Clock on the sun-dial. A trieno
a, whose house visited on that day actually
correc,ed nv watch By bis dial as thirteen
,nirnfes too slow, because 1t correspondent
with the dial at r. II the watch Is thirteen
rninu,es faster than the sun at noon, ougnt
il not to be thirteen faster at SUNRISE! ana
would not this make the mean time thirteen
minutes earlier than solar tune, or about GIG,
rather than fifteen minutes, as you have 1t
i. e., 6:3s?
In A word, cannot understand how, wnen
the sue Is s. thirteen minutes slow" you put
Nthe railroads, the telegraphs. the ooservato-
~ a. Washington, progressive ideas, tne
wheels of the car Of progress" and all tne
other wheels that revolve around the centre
of civilization, behind the sun. II man
comes among us With railroad time bis watch
Is faster than ours, but by your equation you
keen him behind the country and the alma
macs. ioeAAhoH''
March 2, 1876.
The watch should be at some times faster
and at other times slower than the sonar
time, But see "Tbe Calculator's" expians
ton in to.day's issue OF the Dispatch.
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..s.r.,n rnAlns-IIals Dssy.

.Ia1E OF VALUABLE. REAL AND
SpTnsONAL PkoPEk1Y NEAR IaEC aLx
or RICHMUND.- By virtue OF decree e 'l's'
nv tho Circuit Court Of Henrico county on The llh
DAY OF February, 1875 ~ me sa. sers
rs The New York and Richmond Granite Com.
p rsi we shall on SATURDAY The ath Gay %, OF
y. ~ hi verv ya1uanle GRANITE QUkRhY now
sSI and operated by the New York and Rich,
mond Granite Con psny; also All the machinery
The quarry is one OF the best In Virginia, ano Is
thoroughly and completely equipped Tor tne pug
pose OF supplying stone. cred,t
STYHMs :Une n urfh cash the balance on CIs ~
NJ six. Twelve, and eighteen months; ute leIaine1
un''. . - ''e 20 John T. JONES,
is la Sheriff OF Henrico county.
WILLIAM L. hOYALh,
e22 Special Comm tss,oner'
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
BY WELLINGTON Goddla,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

MEAT COUNTRY SEAT, WITH SEVEN
~ ACRES OF LAND ATTACHED, AT TIE
VILLAGE OF JENNINGSYILLE, ON TIE
FREDERICKSBURG Raul ROAD. EIGHT
MILES NORTH OF RICHMOND, FOR SALE
Al the request or MIR. w. +. Wilson, Offer for
sale his country seat located as above. The DWELL
ing is In good order; contains SIX rooms above the
basement. Besides tie dwelling there is good
kitchen, smokc-house, stable, carriage house &C:
The land Is now set In wheat. and 10 OF e1ceilent
quality There are 100 fruit trees, some OF which
are Ia bearing condition. The dwelling is well
shaded. and the place very healthy. and not more
up and down six times per day, thus sfording
c heap and convenient access 10 those whose busi.
ness calls them 10 i edmond. AS summer retreat
II has many aftrac 80 -,
To effect an immediate sale great bargain VIII
be given, and the wheat crop now growing on the
place will be Included In the sale. "'.
80 80 - 80. - '1i4.s W. GODDIN,
nab 4-St Real state Agent aud Aucuoneer.
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a. oRsr,s,r PAck."-On the sawyer trtai,
IN Plymouth, N. g.. the jury stood SIX LOT
n ~ and six for acquittal on the ffst
So,ic, sfterward there was change OF one
IN favor Of aequittal, from which there was
no change, the fnal ballot standing seven Ior
aco1ittaI and FIVE for conviction. That the
gentlemen Of the jury realized the weight o.
responsibility restiog upon them, and were
firnl 10 their conviction, must be inierIeo
from the contents Of note picked up 10 tne
room, and supposed to have been written BY
one Of their number, OF which the following
is a copy: 'at@ ,uoa
"the trial Of Moses B. Sawyer BIAS proYeo
q failure; the jury does not agree, therefore ore
no yerdig. The juror Is q obstinit pack WIN
die before they will yield: May II please
your honor Mr.. Judge you had better seno
ia homeu ,..a. ...a s..s.s.s.-
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AgCL10M sALfas-Fusur pay..,
81 Byf.s. ses.suury, Auetioneer,
w. "a sycamore street. Petersburg, Va
pY vtRTuE or a DEED or TRUST

pY VIRTUE OF a DEED or TRUST
ID from James M. 0yerton and wife, dated Marcf
18th, 1870, duly recorded In the clerks ONCE OF
Chesterfield County Court tdeed.book SO, page
1891 certain purposes therein set forth, shail
being required 30 10 DO by the beneficiary sell at
She 23d day Of. March. S7s,, at II d., TWO
VALUABLE TRACTS OF LAND conveyed "a
said deed, Situated IN Chesterfield county, cont ,n
ing SIX HUNDRED AND FiFTYACRFS to,nt,y
and adjoining The lands OF James Il. Gate. iohn b
Lacy's estate. George Bartlam, @. G. yoore WI.
in cultivation, the residue 10 oak od Sine. and lies
about two miles from the Glover Hiildepot. on the
Clover Hill railroad, within the coai.neid. The
built and necessary CD. .buildings, and Is conye
uient to churches sn1 schools. - 500 % -
TERMS: Casn ior expenses OF sale and TO satisfy
the trust the Do .ance on credit Of one twe and
three years. FIR negotiable notes, interest added,
and secured ny trust-deed. j. =. MOORE,
( fe 2A.tt - = ,..ss 80 Trustee
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BY Chafln. Staples & Co..
Real Estate Agents ana Auct1oneers.
corner Tenth and Main streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE LARGE
AND VALUABLE BRICK WAREHOUSE
IN R0CKETTS. NOW OCCUPIED BY THE
VIRGINIA MATCH COMPANY, AT AUCTION.
in Richmend Chancery ourI clerks office In deed
hook o5 c, page 1892 shall proceed TO sell being
required so 10 do ny the beneficiary at aucilon' 70
the 6, h day of March. 1876. at O'Clock ?: NJ,
THAT large and admirably located BRICK BUILD
ING situated on Rockets street, together wltn the
T. ct ON Rockets street, and running back seventy
feet more or less, to Water street.
TERMS: Enough in cash 10 defray the expenses
of executing This trust and 10 pay of and discharge
note OF 81 .931.25. with inter- st from the 21st
day or November, 1875. till paid and on the fol-
loving credits-to wit: 81. $3.50. payable the
2lst- Gath NAV, 1875; S2,043.75.. payable the
2lst- oath November, 1876; and the residue. II
any, on such terms as may be announced at the
sale The deferred payments to be properly secured
II. l.. STA PIES, Trustee.
CHAFFIN, STAPLES & Co., Auctoneers. fe 20
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Editors of Dispatch i: Why did our fathers
print the small "s" almost similar to the
letter "f~? It could not have been because
the modern "s" was not known to them,
Tor it was used at the end of words. 8.
If we were to venture guess it would be
that 1t was " Survival from the different
forms of the Greek "sigma," or, possibly,
originally the one "s" was sounded as "z"
and the other So "s"-the one hard and the
other soft. Send in your answers, ye learned
men,
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BY Augustine Royal
(successor TO Moody & Royalll,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Office corner Seventh and Hull streets,
Movnhaofor. Ua H..


TRUSTEES SALE OF FOUR HUN
L DRIED AND s.XIY:FlYE ACRES OF X al
UABLE LAND IN THE COUNTY OF CHI ES-
TERFIELD, ABOUT ONE NILE FROM MAT
TOAX STATION, On THE d,HM0Np AND
9TH DAY OF nAECa, 1875, ON TIE PRS
MISHs, at l2H O'CLOCK P. My virtue OF a
deed OF trust executed to the Undersigned by John
E. Booker and G =: Golfer, bearing dale on the 15h
day OF March, 1878, and GUY recorded Ia Inc
County Court clerks office Of sale county. =. b.
vol. So, page 633, op being required SO to 90 by
don, on the premises, at me time above prescribed
FOUR HUNDRED AND SIXTY-FlVE ACRES
OF very valuable land, ao1oiEing the lands OF VIII
liam Spears, Fsq.. and W. w. Osborns's estate. The
land lin good condition, and weI-wooded and tim
bered, and being so near the Richmond and Dan.
Vile railroad should engage the attention Of those
seeking good investments. -
TERMS: Cash as to expenses Of executing this
trust and pay of tive notes now due for S21 O. so,
and interest I'LL paid snd upon the tollawicg cred
its Note due 18th March, 1875, for &l06: note
due 18Th April, 1875 for 81p6.5o: note que May
18th, 1875, for 81 OF; note due 18th June. S76,
for $l07.5O: the residue. if any. payable at such
Time or Times as HiIl be made known at sale.
....,.... SOCRATES BROOKS. -
fe % -... . Trustee.
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BY GoddiD, Warren Il Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioaeers,
No. HOS Main street.

n,RIJSTEES' SALE OF A FRAMED
/ HOUSE AND LOT ON STATE STREET
NEAR FULTON STREET AT AUCTION.-By
yirtne OF deed of trust from John z. Bossieux:
trustee for Mary v: Boulware. 10 the undsrstgned
dniv recorded in The clerks office OF the hancerv
Conrt Of the cisy Of Richmond. D. B. 90 B.. page
81 we will PROCEED to sell on the premises; Ct pub
1915. at AZ O'Clock r. NJ, the HOUSE and LOT
located as above described. The house has four
rooms: lot by ITO feet to an alley feet wide.
TERMS: Reasonable, and made known at SAL.
CYRUS BOSSiEUX.
WIN IRA SMITH.
nbe Trustees.
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BY Robert B. Lyme
tsuccessor to Lyme q Brother),
Real Estate Agent and Aucttoneer,
1910 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE of A NICE BUILD
i ING LOT ON THE FAST SIDE OF TWEEN
TY-SEYENTH STREET BETWEEN N AND o
STREETS. ADJOINING Nh. z: SHEPPERsON,S
WALK, At AUCTioN.-ln execution OF a
deed Of trust from OILS Dean and wife 10 the
undersigned, as trustee, dated September 18th,
1873. and by request Of the holder Of the notes
therein secured, drfauit baytpg been made In the
payment thereof, shall sell upon the premises,
MONDAY the 9Th day OF March. 1875, at ~
O'Clock p. M.,She lot described IN said deed, rs
follows "Frd6tng on the east side OF twenty
seventh street between N aud U 80 feet, aad run
ming Dsck 80 feet to an alley" N
TERMS: Cash. w. II. LYME, X
fe % - - --------. Trustee.
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SALE OF CHEs-

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF CHES-
OTERTIELD LANDS.-On MONDAY, March
IS, 1875. that being Chesterfield County Court
day, shall. 10 accordance with the decree render
ed in the chancery suit Of Mays executors %. Wo-
mack, and Walden, and others, pending Ia the
public auction. ut the courthouse door. In Man
chester, at II o'clock ~: the TRACT OF IF, L AND
AND one QUARTER ACRES, belonging TO
Thomas NJ. " omsck. IT lies In Chesterfield coun-
". on the Goodies Bridge road. about five miles
east of Clover Hill pits. adjoining the lands Of b.
". Walden. A. A. Phaup, Ed. T. Webster's estate,
and E. j. Gresham.
The HuUSr. is wooden, covered with tin, and has
eight rooms ami Is In reasonably good repair.
1EBhs: Cash enough 10 pay costs OF said suit
and expenses of sale and balance on q credit OF
six twelve, aud eighteen months, equal payments,
Interest added, for bonds With approved 81 CURLY,
and title retained mill payments are made In full
CHARLES s. STh1NGFFLLOW,
NH o Com missioner,
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~ BY Robert b. Lyme
successor TO Lyme 3 Brother).
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1912 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
l. VACANT LOT Situated On THE SOUTH
TENTH AND NINETEENTH STREETS,
AT AUCTION.-I shall, in execution OF GER
and wife to me as trustee. dated 18th October,
1874 Of record in the clerks office Of the ChanceIy
Court for the city OF Richmond In D. b. 1O4 G.,
o. IS9 shall, In execution OF said trust, being so
CURED by the beneficiary In said deed sell at pub
Tic auction; on the premises. on MONDAY the Sth
BIE lot located as above described, fronting IN
franklin street 81 feet inches by 80 feet more or
less. - j..
TERMS: Cash enough to defray the expenses Of
sale and to pay on q note Of j. w. Satterwhite
dated l4th October, 1874, and payable twelve
months after date and as 70 the residue, on such
terms as the grantor In said deed may prescribe and
direct. WILLIAM II. Ii NJ,
10 90 Trustee.
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nas o.ea \ te.ror ana . tyfAnt. nuL S SsnnS
another century passes means VIII % ,oanu
~ ,,,spe sss f,,ods harmless and its sedtnens'
s A. denosi,s 4 source OF incalcusab'e weal.n.
If Capsain Eads proves to be the pionse,
IN this ssii Of invention he will VII, . re-
nown unsurpassed ny isat Of any dkcoVe,es,
explorer, or inventor Of this OF any o'oe'
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By Geddip, Warren Il Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
11O6 Main street.

TRUSTEES' SALE OF A FRAMED
/ HOUSE AND LOT ON STATE STREET
MAR FULTON STREET, ROCKETS, At
kTTCTION-By virtue OF deed OF trust from John
n. Parater and wife to the undersigned trustees,
dated the ST day of November, S73, and DULY re-
corded In the clerks Office Of the haocery Court OF
The civ of Richmond.in d. b. 102 e, page AZ, e
win proceed 10 sell. on the premises at nunc auc.
rion on TUESDAY, 14lh day Of March, S76, ut
5 o'cl OK 2. NJ. the House and LOT as above de-
scribed.
The house contains four rooms; lot fronts four.
teen feet eight inches, and runs back one hundred
and Ten feet 10 an alley ten feet Wide.
TERMS: Reasonable and made known at sale.
CYnUS sOSSIEUX,
!. Z. TOWER,
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- BY Grubbs d Williams,
Auetoneers and Real Estate Agents, 4
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A BEAD
" TIFUL AND CENTRALL Y-LOCATED
BUILDING LOT ON THE WEST SIDE OF
FIFTH STREET BETWEEN CARY AND Ca
NAL STHEETs.-In execution Of decree Of the
ChaDcerY Court Of Richmond, entered Gath OF
February. 1875, In the case Of Whittle %. Whit
tie, Will sell ut auction, upon the premises, on
TUESDAY, It'll OF March, at o'clock Z. ~. the
LOT sii1sts6 Is above, adjoining the residence Of
The Isie John Freeland. 1t Is about 3Ox1 90 feet,
and being situated In the midst Of very desirable
neirhbarhood aud near 70 business, Is Al admirable
site for IesIdence. 10
TERMS ONE fourth cash; balance at six, twelve,
en0 eighseeu months, for notes with interest added
naid JOHN A. NEREDITH,
Eommtsstoner,
GRVHBs d WILLIAMS. Aasttaasess e 90
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aatf7al BY Grubos & Williams, +.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank!

T1HE VERY DESIRABLE BRICK RESI-
i DENCE AND VACANT LOT ADJOlNIEG
mo. 6O4j ON THE NORTH SIDE ", hEiSA
sTREETs AT AUCTION request Of nr. d.
s. woodbridge. who expects 10 remove to his farm.
near this city, we. will sell ut auction. upon me
O'Clock p. NJ. his RESIDEN OF, situated as above.
It has three stories above the basement ana COP
and has gas water. baths. and all modern Ionye-
niences The kitchen, also Of brick has forr rooms
and there Is also good brick stable aid carriage
house, with the back yard paved.
The LOT fronts "a feet. snd rpns back 155 feet.
affording good BUILDING lot on one side OF The
house, and leaving side alley Of four feet on the
cher.
The reighborhood is one Of the. best-near to the
market, Convenient TO- business: and In respect OF
residence. ~ y
The property will be sold rs whole or sub
divided, as may be desired by bidders.
TERMS AT sale. GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
NH q ass Auciiobeers.