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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-22
A Eancssfos, Concerning Ota Sotuier".
MoRGASTowN, WEST VA, g.
y III 10 3cS-


sa;,ors Dispatch: was q private in
Captain Adam Hawks company ~, lhir-
teenth United States infantry, IN tue MeNt,
can war. 1t was Tho company recruited
partly in Richmond by Captain John IyscI,
Jr.. end partly in this place by FIRST LNu-
tenant George ". Clutter.
NV object in writing to YOU is TO hna ont
how many, II any, OF the part OF !tre eot'-
panv recruited by Csptam Tyler IN NIL.
mond are still, living. or thos&ir'S-e'sn'
men recruited out here only seven az.
living. so far as / can learn. 1he names %
the Richmond squad. 50 far as csS, re'''c'N-
her. are: Sereeants Curtis 20. SD WI,
Morris, William GRAY, " '. E xS,st.r
linn Fl. Jones, and Thaddeus y, Vs. Mon.
Priyates: William Macfortune. Ell wv
roe. William Daniels, W. H. " lnireeI
Grady. Il. w. Eowies. James Sm'til' oa'ile'
Smith no. 2, James Cocnbs James GNans'
Thomas Todd, - Blunkail, - i1aWsSn'
- Raker, - Graves, - iarket, "c'
The officers Of the company were: zap
tain. Adam Hawk, of Alabama5 hrst neu-
tenant. George W. Clutter, OF wheeling,
afterwards State Auditor OF Virginia; sec,
ond lieutenant. 49, Page, OF Petersburg u
Think: third lieutenant - tdnntcr, Oh
Fredericksburg.
win YOU please give little notice OF the
matter IN your paper, stating that IL any OF
the men OF that company are living Woufd
be pleased to hear from them W III re-
ciprocate the favor X ever opportunity
should offer. BY so doing you VIII mlfch
oblige yours truly, \. \. HOFFMAN
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4. BATES. Auctionee
by Lancaster & Lucke,
Stock and Zeal Estate Brokers,
State Bank building, Richmond. va.
COMMISSIONERS SALE At AU

COMMISSIONERS SALE AT AUG
" TON OF VALUABLE MINING AND RAIL
ROAD PROPERTY IN CHESTERE!ELD COuS.
TYn pursuance Of decree r OF the o fb
nth day of June, 1876 IN the suit OF L IA;
and others. trustees against the Glover Hin Rail
pointed by said decree. proceed TO SCI lhy public amc
ton, ut the office OF Lancaster & Lucke, 10 lItt
Main in 1s Ely 8 m at e OF
Th 1ef v !S FRoPEkTY known as the
c ftfsa ed Mkh N II HE III SS ai
fHSHsANP SIx hTS6kEP} 81 Any r sIxTYF Sdi:
undivided interests and easeholds. and all the MA
CHINERY and IMpLEMENTs used th e ,.h,t ;
and sr9 e G4yE IN rannns rom oSer
lis KoAD:BED, sIDINGS, RAILS, sILLS, Sta To
and Coal RESERVOIR. All of The above property
will be sold as whole, and lists of the same In de-
tall have been printed and will be furnished to all
THE TERMS OF SALE will be $3.50 payable
on the LIST day of july is7 $e4S t On 5ss
of Jsnunry, 1873, and s4ss4o on the list day
of July s7s and as third to the eaan MAN @
paid In cash, one third thereof In six months, and
one third thereof IN twelve months--5uch deferred
purchasers with approved endorsers, to be secured
by deed OF trust on the property. .
q. And at the same time and place shall also sen
by public auction, AMI under the authority Of tue
same decree, ONE LOCOMOTIVE, THIRTY IRON
COAL-CARS, TEN GONDOLAS. TWO bon
CARS, ONE SECOND-CLASSPA SSENGER-CA
This roling-stOck is now In use on the Clover ill
railroad ard may be examined at any time by those
desiring to purchase.
THE TERMS OF SALE will be one third cash, one
third on credit OF SIX months, and one third on
credit Of twelve months, said deferred payments to
be evidenced by Negotiable notes OF the purchasers,
with approved cndorsers, and secured by deed OF
s 5. 4 TRlCT OF PARTIALLY-TIMBERED
LAND, known as 'Tizzard's," and lying near the
mines, con tlinluy FIVE HUNDRED AND IHlR-
TY-THREE AND A HALF ACRES, the mineral
rights being reserved, they not belonging to the
Glover Hill Company.
THE TERMS OF SALE will be cash sufficient to
pay debt of about 1920; aud to the balance,
In two equal payments-onc ut six months and one
mt twelve months-eYidenccd by the note or bond or
the purchaser and secured by deed OF trust on the
property. '...f
The commissioner announces that the property
will be cried ou to the highest bidder, and the bid
reported 10 the court.
Persons desili ng to inspect the property VIII be
shown through tie works by the managers a! IioSer
Trans leave Ryrd-strect depot at 1:2o r. II,
daily. Train leaves Glover Hli ut elh 4. NJ Gaiiy.
JAMES X. WERTE,
e Special Commissioner.
mh5 Sth and Byrd Streets, Richmond, va.
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AUCTION sALEs-..Fasure Days:
Isy Z. w. Powell. Auctionecr.
5t 1924 Main street.

rrRADE-SALE OF THREE HUNDRED
/ THOUSAND CIGARS, TOBACCoS, &c, Al
AUCRION I'm order to change IN business VIC
on MONDAY MORNING., Goth, instanf, nv io's
O'Clock. L s..sa j.. SnopuJar
100000 CIGARS of very sa'ahle anu pppa.tni.
cut iConncctcut wrapper and mixed n.,eri i i1s
Uayann. pure Havana, Ynra ana ha'ah'' 49,
ure all regular goods. = :x r,Srrnc md
5000 pounds CIGAR TOBACCO, BIN -
WRAPPERS: ".., u.yASh To-
Several bales OF prime TARA ana hH fAN1N
700 p BOUNDS SMOKING ToBACCos-LynchhurF'
Durham IN. CO.. Fruits and fiowsri1: md nil
r1SEt.ITT CHEWING, PIPES, STEMS, hnr Of Of
articles kept In a regular and general STOCK u
&. such goods. ,,, tho attention of
The sale will be found well worthy VIZ ~
the trade and grocers generally. oorp.nS co.
sale Conducted by Z. ". POWELL, Auc'iohecr. 81
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by Grubbs & Williams .
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A FARM
~ IN HANOVER COUNTY. AND A EARN in
RICHMOND. At AUCTIUN--I,y authority Of va
rious DEGREES Of the Chancery Court of Richmond
and Of the Circuit Court Of IIenrico county en-
tered In the case Of Palmcr,s administrator rs FAINT
and ais, the undersigned special commissioners
will selby auciiaa, as stated below, The following
REAL ESTATE, OF which the late Charles Palmer
died seIzed-to wit:
at the office Of Grubts & williams, in the city OF
Richmond, will sell FARM of Isl 35-l00
ACRES In Hanover county, one mile from klibys
STALLION. on the Richmond, Fredericksburg aud 'otO-
mac railroad II i the same farm formerly owned
by Samuel Davis lies the lands Of {. K. Francis.
James is estate and oil hers; and 1t j. said TO have
uron 1t L good body Of woods which is valuable by
reason Of its proximity to the railroad 1t also has
a FRAMED DWELLING with four, rooms, and
some out-houscs somewhat ont OF repair.
On TE IS; Ray a., at 1Elaf X III ai we wtl
AN FARM known US Laurel Spring" lying on me
Osborne turnpike. one and half miles from the
city, and bounded on three sides by the Tree Hill
estate owned by Mr.. F. Stnarns. II contains about
81 ACRES of HlGHLY-INPROEED LAND. and
has npou IL LARGE BRICK DWELLING, with
the usual out-Duildinks and nnc spring Ill the
yard. ..
This was once regarded rs one Of the most atrac-
tive near the city. and with the outlay
of reasonable sum of money could be made, III
every respect, very desirable As i home and ioI
trucking or ga iening purposes This property M
for some tine been In the occupancy OF Mr. r. h.
Cimcr, who purchased II at a former sale ana mas
failed tn meet The payments thereon. 49,.
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance 1t SIX, twelve
and eighteen months for negotiable notes WIN In
tcrest added, and titles retained until the whole
purchase-money shall be paid aud coEyeyances or
y -, JAMES d. HALLIBURTON.
THOMAS }. EVANS,
Commissioners.
GRUBBs &. WILLIAMS. Auc'loncers
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JAMES RIVER STEAMBOATe4i1sMlls !
q COMPANY. Gza--sssli3.

FOR NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH,, BAL
TliORE. PHILADELPHIA
NEW YORK,
AND ALL REGULAR LANDINGS or THE
JAMES RIVER.
Making close connection nj Norfolk with th" new
and elegant steamer FLORIDA for BALTI-
MORE, and steamer LADY OF THE
LAKE for WASHINGTON. ID. G.
On and after TUESDAY. September l, the fast and
elegant steamer JOHN SYLVESTER, carrying the
United States mail, will leave Richmond for the
aborc-namea points TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS
and SATURDAYS IL 6h O'Clock A. II.
Passengers by this route can view by daylight all
the historical and interesting points aud objects on
the james river, Including DUTCH Gar (Inssins
through the Sane Notifications, batc-hclds, James
town. Hampton Roads, etc. Two hours at Norfolk
before departure OF Baltimore steamers.
Fare 10 Norfolk. Wv
Fare to Norfolk and return.........:.. .:...; 90
Through tickets to Baltimore, Philadelphia, and
New York NJ reduced rates. c,
Tickets for sale on steamers, AZ Career & Co.;
Ticket Agency Main street and Exchange Hotei, anC
baggage checked through. Freight received dsiy tor
Boston, Norfolk, and Portsmouth, and regular ahd-
ings on James river, from A. ii. to 3 L. MI al
reasonable rates.
Freight for way-landings must he prepaid.
L. B. TATUM. General Agent.
Office: Coippapy's wharf, Rockets: aranch once
al w. u. Blair Co.'s, No. 903 Main street.
Sc II
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BY Winfree & Mcacham.
z ll EstaIe and General AuctlOneerS

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUA-
Il BILE MILL PROPERTY-By virtue OF. two
deeds OF trust-onc from T. j. Gates and wife to j.
7. Young, dated March II, 1875, and the other
from j. r. Parham and wife and +. +. Cogblll. trus-
ice, to George s. Bernard and J, Wesley Friend,
dated Jue Q, 1875, both recorded In the clerk Of
flee of Chesterfield county. Waffle undersigned
will sell at public auction, OH the premises, Oh
THURSDAY the 9th day of April, 1877, at 4
O'Clock +. NJ, the very VALUABLE MILL PRO
PERTY known as"FLEET'S FIGURING MILLS"
situated on tue north bank of AppomattoS river,
near Campbels bridge, and In the county OF Ches-
terfed. together with its WATER-POWER,h lA-
CHINERY, aud APPURTENANCES, including
ONE UNDIVIDED HALF-INTEREST IN THIR-
TEEN ACRES OF LAND. This property has ell
the advantages OF city location, with water-power
equal to Us requirements. It has capacity Of from
two 10 three hundred barrels per day. The power
consists OF overshot wheels, twelve feet In d.
ameter and about twenty feet long, driving two pairs
of corn and six pairs Of burr-sioncs with complete
and improved N, al and Touring machinery.
TERMS: Ten per cent. cash balance In four equal
instalments Of six. Twelve, eighteen, aud twenty
four months, inteIes added for approved endorsed
negotiable notes. and deed of trust 10 secure the DE-
ferred payments. Purchaser to nay taxes for 1877.
TIT. YOUNG.
GEORGE s. BERNARD,
-f ]. WESLEY FRIEND.
a.. E..s. " :, Trustees.
WIHFREE & MEAcIIAst, Auctioneers;
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a ny Grubbs Il Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main aud Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A vALU-
y AnE MATEKr99TEEWR t RkGn6Eyh AM SS6
sT0RAGE-LOTS on TIE SOUTH SIDE OF THE
RICHMOND DOCK AT AUCTIQN.IBy virtue OF
cd In the case of Richards. &C., pS. Mayors execu-
tor. &C. the undersigned special com1nissioners'
VIII sell BY auction; mG1n Ie on ooc
r. NJ, the following portions of the "SANDI
BAR property, owned by the estate Of Edward G..
1y1 The sis of the ~FAsTERML, now being
run by Messr> Staples & Rlair bounded on ne west
by Shockoe creek and running east about sg9 rect
tending back from said front to James river having
depth of about $50 feet on Its east ne TINS pro
dock which is now probably used for nanufactur-
Ing purposes, but could be greatly extended IL VIII
he sold In such parcels as may he determined upon
The ta PROPERTY fronting on the south side of
the dock beginning ut Babcock's east line. thence
Eighteenth street, and running back to James river
This will be sold rs whole or sub-d1rlded US DID
2. The properly situated on the south side Of the
dock beginning Mt a cross-strcet which Is opposite
TO Eighteenth street, with the property occupied by
the south line of the dock street, fronting $50 feet
to point opposite TO Twcprieh street, and running
back from said front 172 feet TO new street lor,l
feet wide thus having two street fronts AID wafer
front. 49,,
on the dock. running back 10 the new street: and
the residue will then be offered In lots each so BY
I72 feet to the street, with the privilege 10 the
purchasers ct taking nny numcr of such lots con-
secutiyelv, until the whole shall be disposed OF.
liz location IN the heavy business part OF the city
fronting the wafer. affords every facility for hand
ling. storage and manufacturing of heavy nerchan,
disc and products; aud as there Is but a tmi:ed
quantity Of property Of that character such an OPP
portunty to secure choice locations for The purposes
above named should not be allowed TO pass unim-
prore'
map and survey may bc seen at the Office of the
aictiOnecrs. $780, ..
TERMS: One-fourth cash: balance at SIX, twelve
and eighteen months for negotiable notes. with In
tcrcst aided and titles retained By The court until
the purchas.-moncy shall be fully paid aud convey
anc, directed j.. X. PAt.E
j. q. STEGER,
JOHN $. WISE,
T. II. CARRINGTOE.
Special Commissioners
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iFor the Dispatch-}
aTn-Moxecu a. TNesday.

Yonr decision has metaphysical fouDda-
tion that cannot be overthrown by appeals
TO the bad grammar Of Shakespeare 10.
morrow is an idea. It Is in the mind. ana
in the mind only. II it is right to say "to-
morrow ,ciH be Tuesday," then when Tues
day comes that Is Tomorrow but when
Tuesday has come Wednesday is tomorrow,
and so on to the end Of time. Tomorrow
is prospect We say our prospects are
dark or bright: the future tor6oces good or
i'll. So OF to-norrow-it IL. like all otner
prospects Of the time to come, something
that has no existence except IN the innas lh"-
ton, or hopes, or fears.
A neighbor Of mine, who serves the pun
Tic as mechanic, has hsndbtli on ms door
with these words, Pay to-day; III trust
Tomorrow" found it hard to make my
little boy understand that this did not tlnd
fhe nroprietor OF the establishment to give
credit on tomorrow. Suppose one should
nav for a piece OF work to-day, and come
back tomorrow and say, snow l claim
credit for another piece" he is confronted
by the handbill, l. Pay to-day; I'll trust to-
morrow" 1t was in prospect Yesterday, II
is still in prospect to-day; in that sense IL
is: in no sense will it ever be: it is shade
that fits over the days to cheat the unwary
and lend them in the Swamps ana dun
geons where representation ends its career
II it were not a myth, a hgment, an IN.
tangible promise that always is, yet
never will be, how could its imposing
presence, which requires present
tense, pay so many debts, fulfil so many
promises, postpone so much happiness. and
ease so many lazy fellows OF the things they
are asked by their wives and other people
to do to-day. 1t is always handy; there
fore. conclude it is always here in time,
and will never be elsewhere. II it were
anything more than an emptiness, vagar!,
shadow of the passing moment without a
reality that ever will he caught, it would
have long ago been arrested for its manifold
sins and iniquities, as the fruitful source
OF innumerable domestic broils, and OF re-
pudiation OF debts and contracts in general.
No man writes due-bilh or drafts due on
or pay to my order on to-mor-
row. The common sense OF mankind has
decided that tomorrow is not substance,
but shadow-and all shadows are things
present, even when they are the shadows OF
coming events. The event is coming, but
fine shadow is here TUCKAHoE. Il
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MI, 21
Ky j. Thompson brown. 80,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr.
No. l1l3 Main street.

GALE OF A VALUABLE 3 Z l G Il
- WAREHOUSE ON THE CORNER OF CARY
AND TWELFTH STREETS.-At the request Of the
owner will sell Mt public auction on the premises
on TUESDAY. March 27, ST.. ut 5 O'Clock p. M.,
that LARGE and COMMODIOUS BRICK STORE
and WAREHOUSE on the southwest corner OF
twelfth and Cary streets. This property has fronts
on three strccls-viz., ihirty-siX feet on Cary and
Basin street and forty feet on Twelfth street. and Is
now occupied by w. 4. Jaincs, agent for the Sui
DhuI ic Acid and Superphospatc Company. The
STORE HOUSE is brick and five stories high. The
upper stories afford ample room for storage ana are
supplied with elevator, &c. and are convenient TO
the dock, basin, canal, principal dcpots. Gallego
Mills, &c, whilst the lower floor can be easily sub
divided into Offices, and Is now used us such.
The attention Of merchants and parties dcslllng
propcrty in frsf-cIass location IS called TO this sale.
TERMS: One fourth cash balance twelve months,
interest added, and secured by 2 trust-deed.
j. THOMPSON BROWN,
NH II Auctionecr.
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AVCTI0NEERS- &c.
TAMES MACDOUGALL,
u AUCTIONEER AND COMMISSION
MERCHANT,
No 10 GOVERNOR STREET.

The subscriber respectfully informs the pubic that
he has commenced the GENERAL AUCTION and
COMMISSION BUSINESS at the above number, and
hopes by strict attention to business and PROMPT
RETURNS to merit share of public patronage. he
iattcrs himself that number Of years OF practical
experience will enable him to give entire satisc-
ton. 1890 80. .<.-
GENERAL MERCHANDISE, and HOUSEHOLD
and KITCHEN FURNITURE In any part of tine
city, and, as usual 10 the sales OF VEHICLES and
STOCK at the h0rse-lot on Saturdays.
VIII have regular salc- on TUESDAYS and FRI.
DAYS, at my auction-rooms. OF HOUSEHOLo ana
KITCHEN FURNITURE and GENERAL MER-
CHAN Disc on which liberal advances will he made
when desired. JAMES MACDOUGALL.
The subscriber, IN retiring from the auction busl-
ness, earnestly recommends MIR. ia MES MACDOU-
GALL to the confidence of the public. Having been
In my employ for number of years. know he VIII
give prompt and personal attention to any business
entrusted 10 him. -
NH 20 T.. u. COOK.
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"WANTED.-AM Married Christian Rag Gar
pet Weaver may probably hear OF something
to bis advantage By addressing +, 80 Ledqe'
Office. Please state qualifications"
What particular pattern OF rag-carpct is
described rs Christian; whether it is car
pet made of Christian rags; or whether 1t is
the rags that are married, or the carpet, or
the Christian, or what merits married
Christian rag-carpe. has over carpets that
are single and pagan, we do not know; but
IL any reader OF the Times can weave such
a carpet, we shall be glad to know that he
has heard something to his advantage. We
only ask In return that he will let us know
the qualifications for such remarkable in
dustry.- Philadelphia Times.
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COND-HAND PLAN O-saGssy
y FORTES. IN GOOD ORDER. f7s m
No; NICE tNSTRuMENTp;5 $50 oet a. IN rose
No. Q. ROSEWOOD CASE; 81 octaves made by
Durham. sl25.
-Nunns q Clark. S125.
No. 4. ROSEWOOD CASE; large, roundabout
No. 6. HANDsONE ROSEWOOD CASE; carved
legs carved Tyre, carved desk and scrpentne mould
ing; IN octav-s. $780,. This instrument was
bought new less than year ago by the Mozart AS
mt IL WOoDHOUsE & PARHAM.
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BY Chilcs Il Payne.
Real Estate Agents and AuctiOIccrs.

"A LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE
n OF UNIMPROvED LOTS IN MANCHES-
TER. FRIDAY. MARCH 23D-THE OPENING
SALE OF THE Seasonal RARE CHASmE
FOR SPECULATION-A FINE OPPORTUNITY
TO GET. A HOME CIIEAP.-By request of the
owners we will, oil FRIDAY, March %, 1877, offer
for sale: at public auction; large number 6. OF
Eighth and Stockton Avenue and Malry streets, In
the city of Manchester These lots we'll located,
and convenient to the factories and TO the business
part OF the city. No such opportunity for buying
a cheap home or for speculation has becn offered
In the city for long time. 4 plat OF the above
property can &c ut our Office until the DAY OF
sale .-..
The sale will take place ut 2 o'clock NJ.
TERMS made known on day of sale.
CIIILES & PAYNE,
Real Estate Agents and AuctioneerS,
corner Hull and Ninth streets.
mh1l Manchester, Va.
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by james NJ. Taylor & Son.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

THAT DESIRABLE NEW BRICK
i DWELLING. No. III. ON THE SOUTH SIDE
OF CLAY STREET BETWEEN MUNFORD AND
GlLN1ER STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
st the request of the owner will offer for SALE nj
public auction. upon the premises. on TUESDAY
The 9th day Of March, 1877. at 5 O'Clock Z; ~,
that DESIRABLE BRICK DWELLING as above
located containing seven rooms, be<ides the kitchen
and servants room. with gas and water. The lot
fronts about 25 by $50 feet TO alley Is feet wide.
TERMS: One fourth cash; the balance at six,
twelve, and eighteen moths for negotiable notes,
with Interest added, ana secured nv decd OF frils
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR & SON.
mi, on % % % So7 Auc:IOueerS
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Nv Richardson & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Aucttoncers,
11l3 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF \ DESIRABLE
4 COTTAGE DWELLING AND TWO BUILD
ING LOTS ON TWEETY-NINTn STREET BE-
TWEEN III AND n STREETS, CHURCH HILL
BY hUCTIOS.-By virtue of the provisions Of a
deed of trust bearing date the 7th day Of March,
1876 from the grantor therein named to The IN
of tho Chancery Court OF the city of Richmond,
shall ~ trustee in said deed, being required so to do
by the banehciarIes Their elm secured sell by auction
1877. ut o'clock p. NJ, Il desirable COTTAGE
RESIDENCE and LOT 3S by 1872 feet. and TWO
LOTS adjoining, each fronting 80 by 132 feet, on
the east side of Twenty ninth street between 81 and
y streets Church Hill. r.. 49,. =
TERMS: Enough Ill cash to defrs,y the expense OF
executing this trust aud to pay OFT the. sum OF
&3Ol.33. with interest thereon from the 2lst OF
July, 1876, subject 10 prior Hen OF $500 que on
the - day of -, the residue on sucn
terms as shall be announced at the time OF sale.
NH 2l j. 4. RICHARDSON, Trustee.
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A young man writes us from Pough-
keepsie, N. Y, to know IL there is any good
opening ont here for light business, re-
quiring only small capital. Weil.yes. He
might open an office and hang out sign,
"Money borrowed here" We don't be-
lieye he'd have enough to do to worry him,
and he could start on rs small capital In
that as in any business We know of.-Bar-
Iitgton Haaokeye.
The Black-hillers are rejoicing over the
birth OF the first girl baby in that wild, In
an-baunted country. The parents ought
to call Der SjoYxsan Cheyenne.-H a,1teye-
zems
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TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO FRAMED
/ HOUSES. CONTAINING FIVE ROOMS EACH
BESIDES KITCHENS. Nos. COG AND GUS. On
TIE NORTH SIDE OF BENEaLY, BETWIEIEsS
BE-. VIDEfE AND PINE STREETS, FRONTING
TOG ETHER FORTY-SlN FEET EIGHT INCHES
AND RUNNING BACK. ONE HUNDRED, MD y
TWENTY FEET-TO BE SOLD as WHOLE
OR SEPARATELY, AS MAY BE DESlRED ply
virtue Of two deeds of trust. bearing date the lst
day of April, 1875 70 me ~ trustee to secure GER
fault having been made in the payments OF some of
the said notes, aud being required so to do by the
holder thereby proceed to sell ut auction on the
on SATURDAY the Gath day of March.
1877. at Al O'Clock T. NJ, the PROPERTY above
described.
TERMS: Reasonable. and announced at sale
JOHN :. WISE, Trustee.
" Rates Auctioneer NH I3-tdSk