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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-07-26
NEWS SUMMARY.
gtH ROU'F 81.

Atlanta proposes to mount few OF
her police,
The official reports give Louisiana an
excess Of 10000 acres cultivated in cotton
this season over last,
Judge j. S. Hamm, of Meridian, Miss,
has been elected to fill the chair in the law
department at the state university
Charles AIKEN and family are the only
ones who lost their all--the savings Of thirty
years-by the fire at Galveston, Texas,
Chattanooga is taking steps for the
building of new courthouse. This is some.
thing they have stood in need Of for some
time.
Milledgeville, Ga, is having dis.
tributed circular letters setting forth the
reasons why the capital should be restored
to that place.
The Texas papers report the rigid en-
forcement of the laws against drunkenness
and the use of improper language in public
places in all parts Of the state, as also Of the
law against carrying improper weapons.
The Galveston cotton exchange crop
report says the weather since the first of
June has been very favorable in Al counties,
unfavorablc in II, while 10 report excessive
rains. Compared with last year, the weather
has been the same; in II counties more un'
favorable; in 80 less favorable; 26 small in.
crease in planting since last report; in 4
counties, due to wheat failure, stands good ;
in Ga very poor; in 6 plant blooming, and
boiling well in 30, while in ID excessive rains
have caused too rapid growth; present con-
dltion good in d3, poor in l6, very poor in z,
same as last year in 8; II counties report
three weeks late 20 two weeks late; "a
same as last year. Caterpillafs appeared
and are doing some damage in four counties.
Dallas Herald: John Shannon, in
Coleman county, in company with others,
was separating some cattle from the balance
of the herd. rope had been thrown over
powerful bull, and he was fastened to a
tree. The rope broke, and the bull made
for young Shannon, who was the nearest to
him, and catching him on his horns, the
point of one entering behind his shoulder,
tossed him into the air AS he came down
the maddened beast caught him again and
threw him up, and on coming down he fell
across the bulls neck. He died in an hour
from the effects Of his injuries.
OF the Babin.Ducrest duel, the Abbe-
vile lLa.l Meridional says: A most fatal
affair took place in the parish Of st. Martin
in the shape of a duel, which was the result
of difficulty at ball day or two pre-.
vious. The difficulty occurred between two
young men, both of excellent families, the
one by the name of Babn, and the other by
the name of Ducrest; the arms selected
were pistols; distance twenty-five yards.
At the first shot, we are informed, young
Durrest was shot to the heart and died,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-07-26
Americas Commerce.

The report Of the bureau of statistics
for the ten months ended April 80, is an
encouraging one. 4 comparison for the
whole time with the corresponding
period OF 1876 does not exhibit any inn
provement, but this can be plainly dis
cerned IL the imports for the month of
April. The total value was S42, ,O7O,424,
against S36, l56,j ,j26 for the same month
last year. When viewed for the ten
months, the decline is seen to have con-
tnued for most OF the time; the figures
are 1857 o. 2,5l5 of merchandise imports
in 1877, against $3o9,069,S4S. The
domestic exports for April. 1877, were
$47 ,7SO, ,775, o; more than SlOO,OOO,0 200
better than those of April, 1876, SAG,
70t,G6S. For the ten months the
domestic exports were valued (gold
values at Sj03, ,733,G6S, against $780,
9l5, ,2G9 for the corresponding months OF
the fiscal year lS76-an increase of $63,- :
SlS,0Si. The heaviest increase in i'm.
ports was in sugar, Of which $1,000, 900
more in value was imported; the imports
of teas and colfees fell Off 81 900, ,OOO.
Theexports of corn increased Sl0,O 100000,
while those of cotton fell away S2l ,OOO,-
900. There was great enhancement in
the value OF petroleum exports, which
rose from $24, 10000 to $4,000, 900.
Bacon and ham exports increased SlO,,
100000; lard, S5,000,0O0; and leai
tobacco, SS,OOO,0O0.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-07-26
The Turkish Troops on the Danube.

"I do not wish," writes correspond
ent to the London Telegraph from Rust
chuk, "tO boast of our troops here; their
fighting hereafter will tell its own tale !;
but ! may remark that those who believe
them to be emaciated, ragged, and miser-
able, are terribly deceived. am aware
that it is the fashion to imagine them
underfed and ill-clothed that it is popu-
larly supposed that the Turkish soldier
lives like Bushman--upon what he can
grub up from the ground, and that, if
ever he gets full meal, it is after having
gone on for a long time with very poor
meals indeed. But let me give you an
idea of how they are kept. ! will take the
amount OF food served on the last night
for to.day's rations TO the battalions of
infantry here. There were 81, 900 pounds
of bread, $1,000 pounds Of meat, $500
pounds of rice, 700 pounds of butter,
and 3,200 such like delicacies. To every
horse, too, was served out 8 pounds of
barley and II pounds of hay, and this,
be it remembered, was no extraordinary
ration. The fact is that for the present
we have plenty and to spare, though how
long it will last is of course not for me to
say. All | wish to remark is that at
this moment we are in excellent fighting
trim, and if we have no vodka to wash
down the excellent bread which is served
out, it is because the Turks are teetOta-
lers of the strictest sort, and need no
stimulant to make them fight well.
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GRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

A special to the Nashville American
from Cookevlle says George and ,Iames
Broswell have been sentenced to be hung
August 7, for the murder of Russell Allison,
November IS, 1875. The murder was COM
mittcd during the act of robbing the house
of Allison and revenue collector who was
his guest.
Jack Thompson, colored, was hung last
week at Lagrange, Ga, for killing two negro
children, aged eight and two years. last win.
ter. lie blew of the head of the Oldest with
gun, crushed the head OF the other with Il
stick, and cut its throat from ear TO ear with
case.knifc.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-07-26

lIll lhNy NNnNl'Ii hNNllHNt VI INC sun
Lies pnuting, with bare breasts, upon the hills,
Swathing her limbs IN ha2e1 warm and dun,
Where splonhOrs into duSky splendOIg run,
Aud slllry glory all the heaven oerhis.
Not u white dlmplc strs amid tho corn
Not u low ripple shiyers through the leJyc6i
Since, wrapped In gold aud crimson glcnms unahOrn;
Came hshing through the east, the regal morn,
NothIoacd twiicrlngs gurgle round the caves,
Flooded in sunny silence steep tho knc
In lNnguld murmurs hrOOklets noat and ilOw;
' he quaint farm gables In the rich pht shiuc,
And round them itsmined honey oysuCklis twino,
And close beside them snnnowcls burn aud blow.
Amid the growing heat lie me down,
Aud INTO visions swarms the noted air;
Cleans up before me many famous town,
Pllacl and crested with regal crown
Onshimmeling In mn orient purple glare.
Lot lowly lRdmOre burning In its sauds--,
BOalb'ck and Babylon; SEQ 'l0w streams
Gliding by m0fquc and mnnrc-- see CLEANS
ti seas In sunsct-.Bllps Of strands,
Aud drOwsy Bagdad buried dcepin dreams;
See swarthy mOu0rchs flushed In purple rings
OF sikeu Couftiers through ha-0pen doors
Catch the spice odorH, nnd cool OF Springs
Leaving forever IN maze OF wings;
See light forms dancing over poHlly lOOIS
Sleeping scragliO's srirc and tremulous d0mo
Wnklng in drOwsy tpcndOr all HE day.
Fee forest haunts where thick the Hons roam,
Sec thirsty pnnthers splashed in bloody foam
leap terrible rs lishtnngson their prey,
Or stand with COrtog on a mountain peak
Above the Aztec City--see unrOeh
Gem-thrcaded shores Of MonleZuma weak,
See the white temples swarming thick ana sleek
And sunny streets stretched upby towers Ol gold;
See 0llken sails nont by, ambrosal
Laden with spices, up ~ Persian glen
Or stand on Lebanon, mid Cedars tall,
Or hear the soft aud silver fall
Oi water down iut Of Daricp,
But lO waking shiver in the trees,
And voices mid the hs y-cOCks In the glen;
The sun is scting aud the crimson seas
Are SHAKEN into splcndor hy the breeze,
Aud all the busy world is up again
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-07-26

gtimsts have n chance in France, and that
somehow or other he, the representative of
the mediSval nobility, may float into power
out Of the present political complications,
The Comte de. Paris ORLEANS pretender
labors under similar mistake
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-07-26
American Volcanoes.

Since we now have an active volcano
in the United States, the subtcrrncan
disturbances of our neighbors will begin
to be OF some interest to us. Many Of
the Mexican volcanoes have been silent
ever since the discovery of America, and
Others are on record as having famed
out for the last time shortly after the
Spanish invasion. Among those that
have been the longest quiet WAS the
mountain Ceboruco; but in l61Oit broke
forth after sleep of centuries 1t has
been noticed that earthquakes, formerly
frequent in its vicinity, have not taken
place since its last eruption and there is
Il notion that the vent given by the
volcano has served as relief to pent up
gases and materials that otherwise would
have caused disturbance. If this theory
holds good, California may be saved from
another carth-shaking by the activity af
the yet unnamed volcano in her south
western corner. The eruption is said to
have taken place about sixty miles
north of Yuma. That place always had
a queer reputation. There is a story of
the ghost ola dead soldier being nterro-
gated by the spirit-rapping process rs to
whether his present abode was hot.
eyes" was the reply, cts awful hot;
but it isn't any hotter than Fort Yuma.
-Mpr York Trjbmc
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-07-26

1t won't do for young lady to poke q
sun umbrella at the wheel-house on a
billy goat, especially il her dress fits
tight, the goods are thin, and the
wcather's hot. One did yesterday, and
when she picked herself up out of the
gutter and went off muttering word. to
herself, she discovered that her dress
was busted in iorty-one different direc.
liUns and in fity-two places-mostly
from the neck to the knees.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-07-26

Il is said that one.half the horses sold
by public auction in Denison, Texas, are
stolen property.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-07-26

Hattie Schell, a young woman of
American birth. has been engaged for the
royal opera of Berlin.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-24
BY Wellington Goddin.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
~ VALUABLE FARM IN CIIESTERFIELD.
Ion JAMES RIVER CALLED HWElIBi.
NEAR TO MANCHESTER, WITHIN FOUR
MILES OF RICHNIOND.-By virtue Of decree of
Chesterfield Circuit Court entered on tue 2od Of
October, 1874, in the case OF Paiteson rs French,
we shall. rs special commissioners thereby appoint
ed proceed to sell at public auction, at the Office Of
Wellington Goddin, real estate auctioncer. corner
of Bank and Eleventh streets In the city Of Rich
~ o'clock NJ. 1.-THE purchaser al the recent sale made
OH the 9th Instant having failed to comply, that val
liable ESTATE located asyIahnvc. containing TWO
less, of which 90 to 90 acres lOw-grounds Of
superior quality; the balance, for the most part,
open lands OF fair quality.
The farm win he sold nc n whole or divided into
four smaller parts. rs follows-viZ.:
No. !. lying beyond the Petersburg railroad con-
tanning Is acres.
No 3, between the railroad and the turnpike, con-
tanning 25 acres.
No. 3, east of the turnpike. containing so acres.
No. f. with the man courthouse and other buildings
thereon, containing 80 acres On this part the tine
low-roi,nds located, and the high land Is OF good
quality.
There are on the estate two orchards. and stone
quarry of superior quality, and within 400 yards Of
deep water on James river and above the highest
Known flood
TERMS: One fourth cash: balance mt G, 10. and
months. for negotiable notes. interest added, Sc
cured by deed oil trust. Taxes for 1877 TO be.raid
by The purchaser {. c. MCRAE.
A. L. BOULWARE,
NH 15-17,19.21 .24,26 Commissioners.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-24
ROCKS. STATIONERY, DC.

DICKS sIIAKSPEARE-Conta all the great
Poets PLAYS, thirty-scyen In number, from the
Original Text. The whole of bis Poems. with
Memoir and Portrait and thirty seven llustra-
lions by Gilbert Wilson, &c. Paper, 6oc.; cloth,
DICKS BYRoN-A new edition of the Works of
Lord Byron. Four hundred and eighty pages !;
sixteen Illustrations BY +. Gilbert. Paper, Soc;
DICKS SCOTIA new edition of the Poctical
Works OF Sir Walter Scott. Illustrated by +.
Glib ri. Paper, CSC: cloth, SOC.
DICKS GOLDSAIITII-Tke Works Of Oliver Gold
smith, with Memoir and Portrait. New and
complete Illustrated edition. Paper, 4Uc cloth,
DICKS BUR S-Ths new and complete edition or
the Poe:cal Works OF Robert Burns Is eabo-
rlicly Illustrated, and cont Ils the whole of the
Poems, Life. and Correspondence of the great
Scottish Bard. Paper. 25c.; cloth, soc.
DICKS ARABIAN NIGHTS-A new translation.
complete with numerous Illustrations. Paper,
DICKS AUTHORIZATIONS Works, new edition
with Memoirs, Portrait, and Frontispiece. Pa
per, 25c.; cloth, soc.
DICKS COWPER-Cnwper'S Works. new edition,
with Memoirs, Portrait, and Fronti>piece. Pa
DICKS WORDSWORTH ortlsworth's Works.
new edition, with numerous illustrations. Pa
per, Csc; cloth, sec.
DICKS MOORE-Moore's Works, new edition, with
numerous Illustrations Paper, 23c; cloth soc.
DICKS POPE-A new edition OF the Works of Al
cxauuer Pope, with Notes by Joseph Wharton.
ID. d.. and others. Paper, soc.
DICKS THOMSOS-A new edition of the Works
of James Thomson, with Life Of the Author.
Paper, 25c.; cloth, soc.
DICKS HEMANS-A new edition Of the Works
OF Mrs. Hemans. with Life and Portrait. Pa
per, 4Cc.; cloth soc.
Any of the above sent ost-pad, TO any address.
mh14 IT. ELLYsoN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-24
BY Grubbs s. Williams
Real Estate Agents and Anctioneers
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

n COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A FARM
~ IN HANOVER COUNTY AND A FARM IN
HENRICo COUNTY: NEAR THE CITY. OF
RICHMOND, AT AUCTIoN-By authority Of va
ro ere Of the Court of
tered in the case of Pamers administrator Us. FAINT
and ats, tile undersigned special commissioners
will sell by auction, stated below, the following
KEAJ. ESTATE; or which the late Charles Palmer
on WEDNESDAY, 2sth March. at IL O'Clock M.,
at the Office Of Grubbs Williams, In the city Of
Richmond, we will sell FARM or ISL 35,1o0
station, on the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Foto-
mac railroad. 1t i the same Farm formerly owned
Gy samuel Davis, lies near the lands q e. r. Francis
uron II a good bo"v OF woods which Is valuable by
reason Of its proximity to The railroad. It also has
FRAMED DWELLING with four rooms, and
On THE SAME DAY, at AZ O'Clock P. n, we will
sell upon the premi es the VALUABLE SUBURB
AN FARM known as "Laurel Spring, lying on The
city. and boun.ed on three sides by the Tree Hill
estate, owned by aiE F. Stear1s. It contains about
81 ACRES OF tl!GALY.IMPRoEED LAND. and
the usual out-buiIdilRs, and flne spring in the
yard. -
tive conntry-scats near the city and Win the outlay
every respect, very desirable as hofnc and for
trucking or gardening psrpOses. This property has
for some time been IN the occupancy o. Mr. r, J.
failed TO meet The payments thereon.
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance at six, twelve,
and eighteen months for negotiable notes. with in
purchasc-noney shall be paid and conveyances or
- JAMES p. HALYnyRToN,
,THOMAsJ. EVANS.
Commissioners
GRUDBs g. WILLIAMS, Aucttouecrs.
NH 12.1 7&td -ttrts - t,t<@
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81, AUCTION sAEE:S-..Fntnre Days:
I,y Robert q. Lyme,
lsuccessor to Lyme & bro.herJ
t,.s, t,s.aa. hecsit and Aacsioneer.
1o1o afafn street,

r1,R,1sTEE's SALE OF THAI. DEs ST.
KABLE PROPERTY NON rS,,, 9t ,ssaynHS ~
BURGER BRoTHEE As T I, niFT sIfi
MD sLAnSHTERRInMEGRsr Mp t gASFEEphiFNoSR
I msS$ yAE SR 81 sY!MSniILhIhM ENTERM1N Al
hJnsTIOS-ks trustee In certain decd from john
nrGcr and yif, dated january 20, 1870, OF record
IL fhe fhancery Court OF ihe city Of Richmond, -.
n I07 r., page 1877, shalI, In pursuance OF said
,,,rd default having been made In the payment OF
the three notes therein secured drawn by the sSid
Marine Insurance Company, al the request OF tte
beneficiary therein named. proceed to sell, upon me
premises, on THURSDAY tho 9th dry of April,
1877. nj oStock 2. NJ, the following: -Four sev-
eral LOTS AND PARCELS OF LAND In phvai's
addition-to wit: One LOT OF 80 feet Inchcs
front on - street, and running back 157 feet,
which was conveyed BY f. Y. Cannon. commission
er, 10 William Entcrnan by hts deed OF Sih se9Tu,
airy. $50: also, two certain LOTS OR PARCEL,;s
addition each containing about half an acre ~hch
were conveyed by Isaac A. Goddin ana Eltz9 Ann,
his wifc to said Enterman, ~ by their deed aatc
18th Jaue 1860, both Of which deeds are reS1r1e
In Heprfco County Court. Also, one OTHER PIECE
OR PARCEL OF LAND OIL feet @ inches on one
street and feet or less OH another stree.
and described as Lot no. 50. and par. Of Lot No
SIS, In Duyal's addition TO the city Of Richmond
which was conveyed by Nancy Habernah. J t,ttn
Young and others, to the said Enternlan bY tnei6
deed dated March 5. 1862, recorded III He"raeo
County Court CLERKS Office. .ropy
The i'm prov ements consist OF q nice WO-oIOhi
FRAMED DWELLING contai ming ave r., rooms n,ss
TERMS: Cash as to $3.50 and expenses OF sale,
and ali interest due 10 date residue Hpon such hie
mi, 81 ". L. COWARD1N, Trustee
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-24
sy Richardson q CO..
Real Estate Agents and Auctfontcrs-
No l113 Main street

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A DESI-
SjpAEI.E DWELLING AND LOT, SLAUGII-
TEPAn0ifSE. &C, ON TWENTY SEVENTH
STREET. CORNER or T STREET; BY A A1n,,
as the county of Henrico entered on the 18th day
Of March, 1871 in the suit Of IIecher nnG wife ps
TAYLOR trustee. and others. shall, as sprcia com
nr,iuises on TU ESI1AY The 7th Of March. ST. at
* O'Clock r. NJ, desirable TWO-sTQki fKA aaL
iaininr Ave or six rooms: kitchen, servants rooms,
and lot 6Sxl3o feet; on the east side OF Twenty
seventh street, corner of T STREET With SLAUGli-
~ ER-TI0EJSE and all the necessary arrangements
for conducting the butchers business.
TERMS: One third cash; balance In slN and twelve
months, Negotiable notes given FOR The deferred
noympnts with interest added. and title retained
until the whole l5urchase-mnnry s paid and con-
vcyance ordered by tic Court.
IL. A. ATKINSON. JR..
NH % Srecial Commissioner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-24
By J. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and huctIoneer.
, 1113 Main street, opposite Dispdtch Office

A SsIGNEE'S SALE OF A g Il
n DwELLlNGHousE No %, sl2 M WEST NM Az.
pRoVEMEETS,) STABLE. CARRIAGE n =
WAG0NHousL: ALsq ~ iHi n EEc ~ ssi5
IL Compliance with decree of ne United STAT
District Court for the Eastern District o. s,fnnh
Il, re W. j. Lynham. bankrupt. dated 5th Marcn
1877, Twill sell al public auction free from all liens
ON THURSDAY. 29h day Of March, ieIf7 NJ
,a,,. y, NJ on tho prc,niscs the abovt-rnentlonco
real ESTATE desi sfase i bRvtns
six rooms, bathroom, and other modern confe-
nienccs The poorty IS situated on me norm .ane
and has front thereon Of thriy,tllrce fee', nns
runs back between pralle lines lhu ieet 10 Mn ae
which is held by Mr.. William ynham. bankrupt D.
In his fathers estate subject to the fe-intereSt on
his mother wiz also be sold at public auctIet ocinR
one-cighth interest IN said estate a
TERMS One-thlrd cash. and baiance IN s1 aiiI
twelve months. ncgot liable notes Interest added ~
SIX per cent. and the title retained by te court III
the purcha>e-mOncy Is paid ,,,,r .,,o
j. THOMPSON BROWN. Auctioneer. ~
NH II. I.22. %, "a .26,27,2S
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-24
BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionetrs,
lib Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A DESIRABLE
i COTTAGE DWELLING AND TWO BUILD
ING LOTS ON TWENTY-NINTH STREET BE-
TWEEN NJ AND N STREETS, CHURCH HILL.
BY AUCTION.-By virtue Of.thc provisions CT a
coed of trust bearing date the 7th day of March,
1876. from the erantor therein named to The un-
derSigned trustee duly RECORDED in the clerks ufce
of tho Chancery Court Of The city of Richmond, I
SHALL trustee in said Decd being required 10 do
by the benefciaricS lhcl elm secured sell by auction,
OH the premises, OH MONDAY the I'd day of April,
1877. at O'Clock =. NJ. 4 desirable COTTAGE
RESIDENCE and LOT 33 bv 32 feet. and TWO
LOTS adjoining, each fronting 80 by 1872 feet, on
the east side OF Twenty ninth street between NJ and
streets, Church HILL
TERMS: Enough In cash TO defray the expense OF
executing this trust aud 10 pay off the of
&3Ol.33. with interest thereon from the 2Ist Of
July, 1876, subject 10 a prior lien of 5000 due on
the - day OF -, 1877; the residue on such
terms as shall be announced at the time of sale.
NH 81 j. A. RICHARDSON, Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-24
lsy +. w. Powell, Auctionccr,
1924 Main street.

OF THREE HUNDRED
Il THOUSAND CIGARS, TOBACC0S, &C, AT
AUCTION.-I order to II change In business we
on MONDAY MORNING, 25th instant, at 1Oi.
O'Clock, -.
100000 CIGARS Of very salable and popular
brands. consisting Of good to very fine Connccti-
cut CONNECTICUT wrapper and mixed fllcr) Seed
Havana. pure Havana, Yara and Havana. These
are all regular goods.
5000 pounds CIGAR TOBACCO, BINDERS, and
WRAPPEBS;
Several bales of prime YARA and HAVANA TO-
700 Pounds SMOKING ToBAcCos-Lynchburg,
Durham ~. c., Fruits and Flower>, &c.;
FINE-CUT CHEWING, PIPES, STEMS, and all
articles kept In regular and general stock of
such goods.
The sale will be found well worthy the attention of
the trade and grocers generally.
TERMS: AT sale. CONRAD & co.
Sale conducted by Z. W. POWELL Auctionecr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-24
,A,,.UCTIrrOy sALEs...Fut ,ur., pays.
BY j. L Apt,crsoii,
Real Estate Auctioneer.

A UCTIuN SALE ~ CATALOGUE OF
IA THELAW LIBRARY OF THE IsATEJUnG
W.T., JOY MES WlLLThKE PLACE ON THURS.
DAY AND FRIDAY, MARCH ~ AND S0, AT 3
O'CLOCK p. BIZ. AT THE OFFICE OF The AUG"
RRARY Is offered In it are nIi the United states,
Virginia and Other State reports and MANY other
SCARCE and VALUABLE BOOKS. Catalogues 10
he had of the nnctioneer or Messrs. West, Johnston
Il Co.
! TERMS: Hills OF $50 cash: over that sum fouI
1nonths' endorsed negotiable notes with interest
added. J. L. APPERS0N,
NH n2 Auctinneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-24
by NJ. Bates, Auctionccr;
1l!5 Main street.

TRITSTEE'S SALE OF TWO FRAMED
| I10IIsES CONTAINING FIVE. ROOMS ia CHI
RESIDES KITCHENS, Nos. COG AND COS; On
THE NORTH SIDE OF BEyERLY, BEtM WEE NE J
MI yIDEIsE AND PINE STREETS, FRONTING
roo; ETHER FORTY-SIX FEET EIGHT INCHtE;S S,
AND RUNNING BACK ONE HuNDfEn., i ANI I
OR SEPARATELY, As MAY BE DESIRED BY
virtue Of two deeds of trust. bearing date the Isl
,iay Of April, 1876, TO me rs trustee ID secure GER
tain nrpotiahle notes therein described shall (de-
fault having been made in the payments OF some OF
the said notes and being required so to do by tEe
holder fbcreofD proceed to sell ut auction on the
premises, on SATURDAY the oath day of March,
1877. ut AZ O'Clock +. NJ, the PROPERTY above
described.
JOHN s. WISE, Trustee.
NJ RATps Auctioneer NH 13-tds=