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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-01-17

my own property. This Mil site and privileges
am willing To give
For term Of years, with all the grounds necos
sary 90 the right sort ui man. who viii erect
good substantial Touring mill, of moderate
C0llbrc which neral ung cost more than SSWH.
owing to the fact tbHt tmbyrs aud rock cau De
had right au the ground
This Mill site I, situated Oh my farm known as
''\FW Baltimore II j. stuNtrd in the lOau OF
Kendall LAFAYETTE COUNTY Wisconsin. six miles
from Mineral point. uu1u titc wagon road nine
miles from Darlington and three from ,ulaUinc-
uu fbc VI. ?. x H.. The ucighbOrh~ui = thirNiy
settled and would asuri LrHl custom work. IN
~, cHrly Aay there Wtl> a furnace and Saw-}slN
there ana the obi dana uud race clu be- easily
rgpairuA. tuai place for a small country Store,
uti-riHE S-aly~ blacksmith shop, &c. All thC
travel ,gpu this section uf country a. Mineral
I.iut .rgs fi.t ffsSt she place Ii is situated !u
tt&-JtHt' PIT aud any good miller can nlsc
l. uay veil uu tbr investment
X : ANSIEN
Al Mineral Point Wis.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-01-17
Pullman Palace Drawing Room Cars

are run OF all through t. aims of this road
hi. is the only line running these cars between
Chicago and ST. Paul and Minneapolis, Chicago
and Milwaukee, Chicago and Minona, or Chicago
and Green Bay.
Close connections are made at Chicago with the
Lake Shore Michigan southern, Michigan Cen.
tral, Baltimore OHIO. iittsburg IT. ayne a
Chicago, kankakee Line and Pan handle Routes
for all points East and South East and with the
hicago and Alton and Illinois Central ftjr all
points sou II
Close connections are also made with the Union
Pacific X. r. AT Omaha for all far " est poipts
Close 'oaaections mrde at junction point, tciM
trtins Of all cross points
Tickets over this route are sold by all Coupon
Ticket Agents in the United States and Canadas
Remember you ask for your tickets via the Chi
cago x North-N cstcrn K. and take none other
New York Office, 4i5 broadway; Boston Office.
. state Street; Omaha office, 30 Farnhatn Street
san Francisco Office III Montgomery Street Chi
cago ticket Offices 62 lark Street, under sherman
House 10 anal corner Madison Street kinzc
street Depot, corner ". kinzie and lana, Streets ;
Wells Street Depot, corner Wells and kinze SIS
For rates or information not attanablc from
your home ticket agents. apply to
W. H. SrENNErf, MARVIN fIrGHITT,
Gen. Pass. Agt, Chicago. Gen. Aang'r Chicago
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-01-17
G.. 81 NV.
LIN Els.
THE CHICAGO NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY


Embraces under one management the G-oa ,
WE.T, and with it numerous branches and con
between Chicago and all points in Illinois NJ
braska, California and the Western territories II.
O,gttiti and C0l;fornta Line
Is the shortest and best route between Chiceg,
and all points in Northern Illinois, iowa Daknts
Nebraska, wyoming, Colorado, Utah. Neynds
California, Oregon, China, Japan d Australia II,
Chingo. 81. Paul md M,aneapoijs Lin.
Is the short line between Chicago and all poin.,
in Northern Wisconsin and Minnesota, and tnr
Madison st. Paul, Minneapolis, Duluth. and ali
points in the Great Northwest. Its
In Crosse. Wiaoaa and 81. Tefer Lin,
Is the best route between Chicago and La Crosse
mona Rochester, owatonna, Maskato st pet,r
New ulrH and all points in Southern and Contra
Minnesota. Its.
Green Buy and Mir9uttte Line
Is the only line between Chicago aid GAINESVILLE
" atertown, Fond du Lac Oshkosh; App,e,on
Green Bay Escanaba. Negaunee, Marunettp
Houghton, Hancock and the Lake SUPERIOR
country. It's
FrseDort and Dn1uque Line
Is the only route between Chicago and Fgin
RocA ford, Freeport and ali points via Freeport
It's Chicago and Milwaukee, Line
h the old Lake Shore Route, and is the ONLY ono
passing between Chicago and Evanston. Lake
Forest Highland Park, Waukegan Racine r..
nosha and Milwaukee.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-01-17
| IMPORTANT NOTICE
TO MIIIERS.
am within. To give

have good Vim site with mile OF stream
the rycBtpnjct Eiyrr--'or back water. entirely
my own property This Mil site and priy!,E
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-09

GOAL AND WOOD.-Cheapest and best
" fuel | market. Best arst-cass Nut, Crate, ESg
ton OF 1000 pounds, ,ieiivered Liberia! deduc ion
70 deasr We, Virginia Spn ssoo ne 90 on %
1000 uonnas; Glover Ilili and Soft Coke from
1925 to 1926 per 1900 pounds. DAN and PINE
WOOD as low a, the lowest Call AMI he convincen.
Be sure TO ask for PAGE. Nineteenth anu SnFy
streets. re l4l CaAfLEo u. NuI..
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An applicant for the San ANTONIO pu .;i,
ofyirr is absolutely certain that Hayes WI.
Give i, to him. AS there are aoout 49,. wv Nv;
:, hot nurs,it OF the Office, We haa tle e"-
r;oSi,v to know what made him so POSITIVE:
q Arc YOU the widow OF deceased a'u!
ot1;car with family to support! we ash-
ga 10 rcnl;cd that he /" had never trlcd 10
Ta' orxhody,s widow" "Did you stump
tor Waves. or were you on the Returning
Hoard. or did you save the Union IN tue
a, T regiment with Hayes, or did you go
- singing school with Wheeler, or now Is
II anvhow, that you know Hayes viii APP
noiut vouf" "Wcll. you sec, l have mace {,
personal sacrifices for Hayes HOW so
{. It's confidential remember "Certaln-
". honor bright" dwell, lost I'VE gai-
Ions OF whiskey and $50 worth OF cigars
betting on Tilden. have sent on ene re-
ceipted bills with my application. '-Sa"
Antoaio Herald.
A trnmp wss found dead in barn near
Rrookficld the other morning. A brother
tramp who slept with him said at the eA-
animation that he had the dcceascd's knlie'
which the deceased gave him the night De-
fore. believing that he would not i've.
:. But" he added, extending the knife 10
the village lawyer, Mr.. Jasen, sit Is not
worth going to law about. Ioa can nave
it. I read the papers if am tramp
Danbnru Ne1pS. S..
A man may carry n load OF guilt conceal :
ed in his tortured soul for years and niue II
with yeneering OF hollow, heartless, &c
ceitful smiles, but it doesn't take I'VE MN
utcs for the thoughtless world to observe
and understand the one-shouldered sait OF
a man whose larboard experimentation mas
parted Burlington Hd,eheye.
A French policeman arrested three pri-
soners. and not having the handouts TO Sc
cure them lie Just cut off their suspenacI-
buttons. Their hands were thus occupied,
and they couldn't run away, so they were
marched safely to prison.
Happy thought-telephone-WendellP PM
lips-South subiugated without the use OF
troops ,-Eew Yoric Express.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-09

RICHMOND COOKING may place never
so many dishes before us at this season OIL
the year, but 1t the tnrnip salad Is n T,'
cooked properly we are not satisfied: In
Richmond they actually cook it without an!
middlius meat at ali -DanoiHe Times.
I"Salad" is always uncooked, according
70 both webster and Worcester. The use
OF the word "salad" rs above IA N't'
ginianism or provincia,ism. "Greens If
the proper word. But the Times correet,!
uses "never" where so many persons "0u'o
have incorrectly used "eSer y; ana we cur
not blame that paper for speaking oio- ~
r;r;, Enclish in the former instance. we
mention the Virginia use OF the "ofo s''''P'!
asa fact interesting to the curious on s''cn
subjects. not By way OF cri.icism.j
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-09
By Lancaster & Lucke,
Stock and Real Estate Brokers,
State Bank building.

A DESIRABLE BUILDING-LOT ON
N THE WEST SIDE OF TENTH STREET
BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY FOR SALE AT
AUCTION.-At the request of the owner we viii
EESDhY, April l1th, at O'Clock P. NJ. the VA
CANT LOT located u above. having a front Of %
feet on Tenth street, running back go feet with an
alley in common on The n, nth .ide feet wide. This
lot, lying Immediately back Of three Miin-sirect
stores about 45 feet deep. would be good invest
ncnt: also. its nearnesS 10 hain street makes II 4
desirable location Tor restaurant olher business
purposes.
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance at six, twelve,
and ei.hteen months, interest added, secured by
deed of trust. LANCASTER & LGtkE,
an a-eod4t Auci ioueerS.
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A CaarEr-BaaaER's srxILE.-The carpet,
h,n element here is exceedingly distressed
=. att the prospect that they will soon be aball-
doned by the Administration ut Wash, .:
Wv. uW''" rim Hurley. one Of the most active
among the white leaders OF the negro party :,
saiS 20 me tonight: awe are like tin pan
tiod ~ a dogs tail. We make devil OF
r noise. hut the Republican dog is now Jump,
inc over fence, and he will shake us on VI
and be glad to be rid OF s."-Cotuf''o'a
letter. in Se,c Tork Tribune.
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u,,ns Zoe CampbeI1's Success I'm Lon
don.

Iron, the Chattanooga Timcs]
It was the saddcst day III the ifes OF INC
pav John Camt,hcll and his wife, OF Frank
lin comfy. when they babe their unfertu-
na,e little son Joseph, made blind By an acci-
dent when child, good-by. on his departure
from home 70 attend the school for the blind
at Nashville. Joe very soon became great
fayorite in the school. His sense OF percel,-
ton was acute. and his memory good: lie
became teacher aud an excellent musician
Al the close Of the war, when ms 1ather re-
turned from the Sonth almost pennies, II
was the pleasure OF his blind son 70 snare
with him his earnings. A few years ago 1t
was deemed well for Mr.. Campbell 10 make
trip to Europe in the further prosecution "a
his studies. He was saddened to find that so
little was being done there for the blind. IL
seemed that as n class they were greatly neg
lected. He made IN appointment 10 ad,
dress the blind OF London. At bis second
lecture. bv invitation, number OF EnSllsn
noblemen were present. and were so wen
pleased that. on his conScnting TO remain
with them for time, 100000 was subscribed
in few hours to erect bul!dinS III
which the blind might be taught. Ihcy
n reed to pay him salary OF $4,000. lie
invited the Queen to witness their musicai
exercises. 1t is said that she Is seldom enter
tanned longer than fifteen minutes. Mr..
Campbell, being aware OF this fact, had some
one make known TO him when she manifest
ed impaticncc. which was at the end OF a
half hour. Then he bad the class sing
"God Save the Qucen.' AS it was being
concluded the pupils began bowling them
selves out of the room, when the queen
sprang 10 her feet and said. "Stop, Mr.
Campbell; 1 am delighted" She then went
to the blind Tennesseean and grasped him
cordially By the hand, and invited him TO
visit her mt the palace.
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NH 23-ct
Lancaster & Lucke.
Stock and Real Estate Brokers,
Stale Bank building. Richmond, Va.

COMMISSIONERS SALE AT AUG.
" TlON OF VALUABLE MINING AND RAIL
ROAD PROPERTY IN CHESTERFIELD CUUN'
TY.-In pursuance of decree OF the Chancery
Court of the city Of Richmo on! rendered on the
and Others trustee, against the Clover Hill Rail
road Company, hall as special esmmissi0ner ap-
lion. at the office of Lancaster & Lucke, No. I'LL
Main street, in The city Of KiShpond at the h1nr
1871 h ee vS 9GT,pE FPE6PEKTY the
CLOVER LL MS J; S,H Il the ,f sSqI,y Ef G GSb
f ffsEHAisDs SIX HhiUNbkEP ASp sIxTYFlXE
ACRES In which the Clover IN Go d hI'as
en HnNesY ln sd iiM iI
also the C0vER HILL rnnAina Iaa Toe
its iH' RoAD-BED, SHINES. RAILS sILLS, STA "a
and COAL.RFSERVOiR. All of the above property
will be sold whole and lists OF the same IN n, oei
tail have been printed ana VIII DC iurni'nea W 81
WIZ T1 aes TknS ia OF SALE will e4o payable
tie Isl aay ay Is77 slSt 90 the Isl
of of' January, s7s, and s4a,s4o on the LIST day
paid III cash. one third thereof in six months and
one hirdthereof in twelve nonthSNsucn aelef 1
payments to be secured ny negotiable notes OF tue
purclnsers, wih approved rndorscrs. to be secured
/ by deed OF trust on the property.
2. And at the same time AMI place sllai aiso SCI
by public auction, ami under the authority OF INC
same decree, ONE LOCOMOTIVE, Thirty iR0S
COAL-CARS, TEN GONDOLAS. Two EoA-
CARS, ONE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES GER-CAK;
This roling-stock ia now in use on the Clover hlll
railroad, an d may beexamined 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 tnlru on
credit Of twelve months, said deferred payments 10
be evidenced by negotiable notes OF the purcnas. rs
with approved cndorscrs, and secured by deed oi
'' s. A A TRslCT Of PARTIALLY-TIMBERED
LAND, known as "Tizzard's,r and lying near me
mines. containing FIVE HUNDRED AND IHlh,
TY-THREE AND A HALF ACRES, the uineral
rights being reserved, They not belonging 70 the
Clover Hill Company.
THE TERMS OF SALE will be cash sufhcient 70
pay debt of about 1900: and rs to tue Daance,
In two equal paymeuts-one 1t SIX mon'hs ano OUT
at twelve nouths-cyidenced by the note or eoha Oh
the purchaser and secured by deed OF trust on Tue
property.
will be cried on to the highest bidder, ana me Do
reported TO The court.
Persons desIin< 10 Inspect the property WIN DC
shown through the works by the managers nj Clover
Hill. -,
Trans leave Byrd-Strect depot ut 1870 r. NJ
daily. Train leaves Glover Hill at 6:l6 A. NJ dally
JAMES X. WERTH,
Special Commissioner.
9Th and Byrd Streets Richmond, va
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APRIL g, 1877.
THROUGH MAIL.
1885 A. NJ, leaves Richmond daily, connecting Mt
Greensboro with trains on North Caro-
lima division and n. W. ~ &. K. 4. al
Charlotte with trains On Atlanta and
Richmond Airline railway for At
lanta. Macon. Jackeonville. Montgonic-
~, Mobile. and New Orleans, and al
southwestern points. With c. &. and
a. II. Il. for Colombia, Augusta. and all
southern ana southeastern points.
LYNCHBURG ACCOMMODATION.
$40 4. 81. leaves Richmond daily for Burkevilte,
Farmville, Lynchburg, and interlnf-
dtate points. making close connection
al I.ynchburs for all southwestern
points.
THROUGH MAIL,
S:23 r. NJ, arrives Richmond daily. connecting
with North Carolina division ~ W: N.
e.. X. r.. G.: 6. and a.. K. r., and
way from all southern and southwest
ern points, and with Richmond, Frttie
rlcksburg and Potomac and ChesA peike
and Ohio railroads for al northern and
western points.
LfNCHBURG ACCOMMODATION
$50 7. NJ. arrives Richmond daily from Lynch
burg, Farmville, Burkeyille. aud all In
terniediate points, and from all south
western points.
Tickets sold 10 all southern and southwestern
points, and baggage checked through.
Palace sleeping-carS through bet seeu Rich
| mon' and Brunswick. Ga.
Local tickets good only for continuous passage be-
tween the points named on tickets. No lay-oveI
checks Will be given. T. N. r. TALCOTT.
JOHN Z. MACMuRDo, General Passenger agent.
apo
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-09
By Wellington Goddin.
Real Estate Agent and Auctionccf,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF EXCELLENT
L BRICK TENEMENT ON THE SOUTH SlnF
SIREETS.-As tru-t.e In 4 certain deed of trust
executed 10 the subscriber by Mr.. Martin n. Lips
comb trustee for Aln!nc f. tip.conb, bearing date
9TH September, 1875, duly recorded in Richmond
Chancery Court. shall IN execution thereof, pro
coed TO sell at public c'ion on the premises. or
MONDAY the 10th OF April, 1877, ut o'clock p
NJ, the REAL ESTATE conveyed by the said deed
consisting of 4 LOT ocateh as above. fronting 26H
feet running back 81 feet. having thereon com
Portable BRICK TENEm tAT, containing i've Ol
six rooms: brick kitchen, &c.
TERMS: Enough In cash 10 defray, expenses Of
interest thereon; balance at such time shall bt
announced at the hour Of sale.
m w. GOl)DlN, trustee.
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w ANTED, FIFTY YOUNG MEN to
w apucar In The battle-scene Of Henry V. Apply
mt the stage door ut 10 \. NJ. Monday.
~ Wv o'"e- JOHN A. STEVENS,
o~o1tx Manager.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-09

A Vermonter in Utah writes that since he
went there in 1859 the average depth Of the
water ia Salt Lake has increased about
eleven feet, and the salt has lessened nearly
fifty per ent.-indiandpolis Meas. II
this is the effect tbat.the presence of Yer
monter has upon bodies OF water, the in
terests OF navigation demand that it he
made known ut the earliest moment
Courier-j Journal.
An aristocratic woman OF New York post
poned fatal case OF suicide because she
could obtain no gold bullets. She said
leaden bullets were good enough for COM
mon people, but she wouldn't commit sui
eide as long as she lived unless she could
have bullets OF eighteen-carat gold. Such
4 particular woman should be accommo-
dated.-NorriSto,cn Herald.
European scientists have found that an
lnflammable gas can be extracted from a
human corpse, and we demand that the
Rome Gas Company utilize the present inn
mense crop Of tramps, and leduce the price
OF gas to half a cent per thousand feet
Rome Sentinel. '.
The crows are flying North, the riyulets
are breaking their icy bands, the balmy air
is full OF sweet suggestions Of the coming
spring, but the simple idiot who fears
sheet-iron underwear and pines for everlast.
ing winter.-AndreW's Bazaar.
Here is some interesting news from
Oberlin, Ohio, for Wendell Phillips a" Mr..
Chauncey Mark was to-day elected mem
Der OF the City Council. This is the first
time Democrat was ever elected to the
Office in Oberlin. Almost without excep-
ton the negroes voted with the Democrats.
rpbo II, ~ tho (,olIora apd n oorly III Tho
students worked against the Democratic
candidates, but the negroes and the Demo-
Gratis were too many for them"
Every married woman in Connecticut is
to have control Of her property.-Detrost
Free Press. The above induces the hen
pecked paragrapher upon the Boston Post
to remark: "Now, the question arises. is
husband property"
@. r. Wheeler was one OF the Packard
recruiting officers arrested by the Nichols
police the other day. He'd better look out
for bis Q-T-cle. York Commercial i'd
Derttser.
From boys composition on hens 81
cut my Uncle Williams hens neck of with
q Ratchet, and 1t scared her to death. "-E1-
change.
A correspondent writes asking for o
"remedy for an apple-tree worm" How
can we prescribe until we know what Is the
matter with the worm 1-Boston advertiser.
Because the Texas pasture-grounds are
81 rolling country" it don't necessarily
follow that Texas cattle are "rolling stock"
Ne1o York Commercial Advertiser.
A novelist lately entered printing-ofIice
and accused compositor of NOT punctll-
ating properly, when the typo earnestly re-
piled, !" I'm not pointer; Pm setter"
An Amherst freshman translated the
Latin " Cn" as an abbreyiation Tor /" Schnei-
der.o
A sufferer wrote to Anew Bedford apotht-
o1ry for IL Bottel OF Erneuls CUT Ciliuru
(ArnoId's Cough-K ilIer).
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-09
By Frank j. Sampson,
Real Estate Agcntaud Aucttoneer.
No. 921 Hull street. Manchester, Va.

A SSIGNEE'S SALE OF MACHINERY
n NEAR MIDLOTHIAN COAL-MINES, CON
SISTING OF ENGINES. BOILERS, PUMPS, GINS,
&C. SC.-As assignee of Robert Marks will sell at
public auction. at the Union Mines, on THURSDAY,
April IL, 1877, commencing ut IL O'Clock u, the
following MACHINERY AND OTHER Pro
PERTY:
ENGINE no. y and DRUM, complete;
l DOUBLE ENGINE and BOIL .ER and STEAM
PUMP:
l GIN and PULLEY-WHEELS and FIXTURES;
DOEkEY-PuMPS. In perfect ORDER,
2 HOUSES, GIN ami SHED, ut Creek shaft;
Large lot of IRON PIPE:
STRAP:IRON, ROPE and PULLEYS;
l very large PIT-CHAIN. &C. 49,
TERMS: One-third cash balance credit OF
two and four monrh for approved negotiable notes,
with interest added from Gay Of sale.
FRANK j. SAMPSON,
NH 23-co,ltds Assignee.
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EY j. l.. Appersou.
Real Estate AuctiOnccr,

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF NICE
Il NEARLY-NEW FRAMED DWELLING AND
TEN LOTS IN JENNISSSVILLEO OR HUNGARY
STATION.-By virtue of deco of trust 10 the sub
scriber Gated 9Th September. 1874, recorded in
IIenrico County Court, In D. H. "a, p. ri, bling
the premises. on TUESDAY, 10th April. ST., ut
5 O'Clock p. NJ, the abovc-descrired REAL. ESTATE
on the Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac
railroad eight miles from Richmond. The dwelling
contains seven rooms. two closets. and Kitchen a.
tached with two rooms. Fine garden with best
fruits. and yard ornament cd with flowers &c. vel
OF cold pure water. Eight trains pass daily. Bid
ders can 20 by the accommodation and return by
the freight train.
TERMS At sale. 4. L. BOCLW AXE,
NH 80 trustee.
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AUCTION sALEs-..Future Days.
BY Richardson & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers,
1113 Main street.

A VALUABLE MARKET-GARDEN
IA FARM ONE MILE NORTH OF THE CITY
OF RICHMOND FOR SALE BY AUCTION
We shall sell by auction. on the premises, on FRI
DAY the Z0th April. 1877, at AZ O'Clock T: H.. the
and occnpIed for The lat twenty Years by Mr..
Thomas Bruton. containing FIVE ACRES OF high
ly-improved garden land. with asparagus beds.
Portable FRAME DWELLING with five rooms:
the usual out-hOuses. &C., In good repair located one
mile north OF Richmond on the road running I,ar-
mond and iJcnrfco turnpikcs, the residences of
the lnie Alexander K. Holladay, Garland Hanes. and
others.
TERMS: One third cash; balance In SIX and twelve
months ncgi liable notes given for tho deferred pay
mcnts, with interest added and secured by deed OF
trust. RICHARDSON & Co,
Real Estate huc ionccrs,
ap7 liz Main street.
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BY Frank ID. Hill.
4 -.
Real Estate Agent and Auctlonttr.
NJ. I1OS Main street.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF BRICK TENE-
i MENT NO. $40 WEST CARY STEET: Be
TWEEN MADISON AND BELE ID r X Il
deed OF truss dated November Il 1875 and recorded
In the Richmond Chancery Court clerks office In
d. b. lO6 c., page 3SS, al u ut the request Of the
beneficiary therein secured, will offer al auction on
the premises, located hs above. on FRIDAY. ADrl
18Th. 1877. at o'clock L. NJ. the neat STOCh-
BRICK DWELLING. containing six rooms, with
range. and cold water, &C., &c, fully described
in said deed.
The LOT fronts La feet, with depth OF LOO feet;
now rented well 10 prompt-ptving [. naHt.
While the terms Of the sale require cash rs to
600, with interest, charges, and COSTS OF sale.
more satisfactory terms will be announced on day of
sale. JOHN DUNLOP,
an 3 Trustee.
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Auction sAIEs...rusnre Days.
By James MacdouRall, Auctfoneer'
No, 10 Governor street.


ELEGANT Ho 1,!sE. 'oNS'-
BRUSSELS CARPETS,
ENGRAvINGs, &C., &C.,
At AUCTION.
At the request of D. C. Mayo, Esq, who IS hec'in-
ing housekeeping at his present residence NO.
east Main street, Libby Ill., VIII SCH NJ auc''op'
on THURSDAY. April! 18th, ut 1o'i O'CLOCK Ut Tue
above residence. an excellent assortment Oh
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &C., consisting OF
Two fine WALNUT PARLoR SUITS, coVere"
with striped rips:
WALNUT MAEDLE-TOP PhHLOk TABLES
BRUSSELS CARPETS. r
Four superior WALNUT MARBLE ei1H'i-
nER SUITS, with wARpnohES; p1-csra
Excellent HAIR and SHUCh MAllhHoo''''
HOLSTERS and PILLOWS,
WALNUT SIDEBOARD, - nrNr>-r
ROOM CHAIRS,
ENGRAVINGS and CHROMOS.
OiL-CLOTH and STAIR CARTE
Fine TOILET-WARE,
ORNAMENTS,
WALNUT HAT-RACh,
MIRRORS,
DROP-LTGHTS, &C.. SC.
,no Auctioucer.