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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-01-12
A frightened cantor.

HE ENCOUNTERS A FROZEN MAN DRIVING
SLEIGH ABOUT A CITY AFTER MIDNIGHT.
From the Dayton tohio) Journal January5.J
Peter Holtkamp, the janitor OF the First
district school, started to make his fires in
that building Wednesday morning about
O'Clock, when, as he approached the house,
he heard the sound Of bells from sleigh
coming down tine street. 1t was still quite
dark, and thinking the time unusual for
sleigb-riding, he stopped and waited for it
to pass. The horse came along at moderate
pace, as If the driver was not in the least
hurry, and halted in front OF the
residence Of Mr.. j. b. Gilbert, before which
the ianitor was standing. The driver sat
perfectly still, holding the reins, and after
waiting for some observation from him,
Holtkamp called to him, but received no
reply. Then he inquired what ne wanted,
and still no answer; where he was going,
with no better success. Holtkamp advanced
out into the road and spoke again. The man
sat quite composed, but said nothing. Holt
kamp put his hand on him and found the
man perfectly stiff. He was startled by
this, and going to Mr.. Gilbert's home,
aroused him, saying there was man
frozen to death in the sleigh. Mr.. Gilbert
came out, and they lifted the man out and
carried him into the schooEhouse and de-
posted him on the floor before the fire.
There was no indication of life in the body,
and in carrying him it had been necessary to
grasp him by the hair. They were deciding
rs to whether it was best at once to call the
coroner, when groan came from under the
blankets with which the body was covered.
DR.. Daugherty, who lives near, was called
at once, and in an hours time the limbs
of the man were Strengthened, his blood
set in circulation SO that he could walk
about, and was in a condition to go home.
He said his name was John Iams, and that
he had been to dance the night previous,
and after taking home his lady was return
ing home himself, when suddenly he fell
asleep, he thought, in his own bed. lie
felt very comfortable, and knew nothing
more until awakened before the fire. John
lives in "Texas." He had taken nothing,
he said, but two glasses OF beer that eve
ming, but he will be careful next time he
takes girl home. In few moments more
he must have been frozen beyond recovery.
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An OhiOan Rises from tho Dead.
rHE TRANSFORMATION pETnRoNRs. THE REA.
son OF HIS SISTER.

S1N Vf his SlSiEn. So ~;
& The village Of Monroeville is all aflanse
with 4 sensation the dimensions OF which
are in an inverse ratio to the size OF the
town. On Friday lasta Young man named
Charles Hueston was attacked with aiscase
supposed to be congestion OF the lungs.
After remaining in an unconscious corat-
fIon for abouttwo hours the attending ply
sician examined him aud pronounced HIM
dead. In the mean time his relatives. living
nc Forest, Ol;o, had been appraised by teic-
graph OF his illness, but they arrived at Mon
roeyiile too late to see the loved one awe.
They were. much affected at his sudden
death, and the grief OF his sister, whose age
was near his own. was distressing 10 Sec
The remains were placed on board the AFTER
noon passenger train on the Pittsburgh
Fort Wayne and Chicago railway, to De
taken to Forest, Ohio, for interment. Inc
rrief.strickcn parents and sister aceompa-
MED the remains. The latter refused TO go
into the passenger coach. but remained in
the cXpress-car, to he close to the bcdf OF
him she loved. 1t was nearly an hour De-
fore the train arrived ut Forest, when a ioud,
unearthly shrek was heard, and In second
the young girl was PROSTATE upon the moor
in swooa. Severa! persons hastened 10
her rescue, when they, too, were nearly
raralyzcd by the discovery OF the cause OF
her singular conduct. The supposed corpse
OF Charles Hueston was living. moving. and
breathing. The head was thrust above the
coffin. and the face, with its deathly palior,
presented weird and CHASTITY spectacle.
The young man was evidently amazed at
his surroundings, and the first returning
CLEANS OF consciousness found him in POI
sition of beHildcrment. Hueston was taken
from his coffin. restoratires applied under
the direction OF physicians who were on the
train, and when he reached Forest was re-
moved to his fathers residence. On Tues
day he was alive, and, although very i'll, he
was improving somewhat, and hope was en-
tertained that he will completely recover.
The saddest feature in the case is yet to tell.
The youss lady has not had one moment OF
consciousness since the Will shriek which she
gave In the car at the dreadful spectacle
which met her eyes. 1t is feared, indeed,
that her reason is permanently dethroned by
the shock.-F0rt Wayne Gazette.
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It filed the mind OF the editor with
grander conceptions of the destiny Of the
human race, and expanded the horizon Of
his love for his fellow-man to look out from
the billowy depths Of his buffalo robes this
morning and behold the innumerable
children OF genius who this time last year
were writing the poem Of the "Beautiful
Snow" all busily engaged shovelling the
fleecy drifts from the street crossings and
sidewalks.-ArguS.
A pedagogue told one Of his scholars, a
son OF the Emerald Isle, to spell "hostili-
ty." "H-o-r-s-e, horse" commenced Pat.
t:Not horsetility," said the teacher, "but
hostility" ..Sure," replied Pat, "and
didn't we tell me the other day not to say
boss? Beiabbers, it's one thing wid'ye one
day ana another the MKT. Floating item.
The table Of life is abundantly supplied.
II we don't eat SO fast, it will taste the bet
ter; il we don't eat too much, we shall be
better nourished; il we don't snatch, there
will be enough for all.-C. G. AmeS.
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DY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1l13 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
l. FRAME DWELLING ON THE EAST-SIDE
OF TWENTY-EIGHTH STREET, SECOND
HOUSE NORTH OF CLAY STREET. By AUG
TION.-By virtue Of the provisions Of certain
decd of trust bearing date the Gath day Of October
1874, to the undersigned trustee, duly recorded in
tho clerks office Of tile Chancery Court of the city
of Richmond. In D. r. l04 G., page !60, to secure
the payment of negotiable note observation-disclosures
shall. us trustee in said deed, being thereto re-
CURED by the holders Of said note. sell by aucion,
on the premises, on THURSDAY the 18th of JAN
uary, 1871 at O'Clock +. ~, the real estate de-
scribed In said decd, consisting of desirable TWO
STORY FRAME DWELLING in thorough repair.
containing five or six rooms; kitchen, stable and
lot 33xl26 feet, with an alley In the rear IL feet
wide on the e;lSt-Sitle OF Iwcnty-elShth street,
between Clay and Leigh streets.
TERMS: Enough to defray the expense Of execu-
ting this and to pay off the OF 81 900, with
interest thereon from the Gath october, S76. Is
required in cash; hut the following terms may be
siven-to-wi, onc-iird i'll casll. balance In six and
twelve uenths negotiable notes given for the defer
red payments, with interest added and secured by
deed OF trust.
in g j. 4. RICHARDSON. Trustee.
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BY Robert B. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auctlonecr.
No. 1912 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VERY
" DESIRABLE FRAME DWELLlNG, on
CLAY STREET BETWEEN TWENTY-SEy-
ENTH AND TWENTY-EIGHTH STREETS:
CHURCH HILL, AND + 0 r VALUABLE
BUILDING LOTS ON CLAY, TWENTY-SEN-
ENTIl. AND TWENTY-ElGIiTH STREETS, BY
AUCTlON-By virtue of decree of the Chancrry
Court of the city of Richmond, pronounced on tho
Oath day of October, 1876, in two suits depending
in said court styled Amidon, Crombie & Co. Us. Nc
Scr. &C.. and Newbnld e Sons Us. McNeir &c, we
shall proceed to sell at public auction, on MONDAY
the 22d day of January. 1877. at 4 O'Clock P. NJ
the Following REAL ESTATE in the city of Rich
monG-viz.: -
lSt 4 LOT OFLAND with FRAMED DWELL
ING HOUSE thereon, fronting scvcnty-thIec feet
OH the north side OF Clay street between twenty
seventh and Twenty-cighth streets, and running
I'd. An unimprovcd LOT OF LAND. fronting
thrty-thrcc feet The east side Of Twcnty->cvcnth
street between Clay and Leigh Streets and running
baci: 20 feet to an alley fourteen feet willie.
3d. An uuimprovtd LOT OF LAND fronting
thiriy-thrce feet on the west side of Twenty-cishth
street betw, Ell Clay and Leigh streets, and running
back 125 feet to an alley fourteen feet wide.
TERMS Onr-thir.l cash: bI!anccat six and twelve
months, for negotiable uoieS with interest added,
and the title to be retained until the whole purchase
money Is pail and Il conveyance ordered by the
court.
The sale will begin 1T Tie house Oh Clay street
+. Y. CANNON.
ROBERT HOWARD,
\. X. COURTNEY,
il 10 Special Commissioners.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-01-12
by Robert u. LYME,
successor Of Lyme & Brother,)
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1912 Main street.

SALE OF LAND IN HEN
i RICO COUNTY. SITUATED AND LY-
ING IN SAID COUNTY, ON NlNE-MILE OR
MEW-BRIDGE ROAD, OPPOSITE RURAL
SHADES. AND NEAR TO NEW-WBRIDGE
CHURCH. BY BUBLIC- AUCTION, AT HEN
RICO. COUNTY COURT-HOUSE.-As trustee In a
certain deed of trust from William Fletcher Jen-
nings, dated 21st day Of December, 1875, of record
iu the County CourthouSf d. b., page = shall, by
In said deed-default having been made In tue pay
ment of the note therein sccured-proceed to sell at
the 9TH day of January, 1877, ut II O'Clock NJ,
all the PROPERTY conveyed by said deed, which
LAND near New-BriC ge church. upon which
W. d. jennings resides and the other TRACT,
rs described. contains ONE HUNDRED AND FOR
TY ACRES, and is opposite Rural Shades, immedi-
ately on Newbridge road.
TERMS: VIII be cash rs to sufiiciency TO pay on
21st of Deccmber 1876 till paid, with cost and ex-
penses Of sale residue Of terms to be announced at
sale. A. X. COURTNEY,
jas Trustee.
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by Richardson & Co..
Real Estate Agents and tuctiOncers.
No. lib Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF a VALUABLE
4 FRAME DWELLING ON THE EAST SIDE
OF TWENTY-EiGiITIlS STREET. THIRD HOUSE
NORTH OF CLAY STREET. ~ AUCTlOH.-By
virtue of The provisions Of certain deed of trust
bearing date the 23d day Of April, 1875, 10 the MI
dersisicd. trustee duly recorded in The clerks office
of lie Chancery Court of the city of Richmond, In
Dccd-Book 03 &. page 200. TO secure the payment
of negotiable note therein mentioned, shall, as
trustee In said decd being thereto required by the
holder of said note, sell by auction on the premises.
on THURSDAY the Sth January, 1877, at 4
o'clock T.. NJ, the REAL EST ATE described in said
deed. consisting of Il desirable TWO-STORY
FRAME DWELLING, In thorough repair. contain
ing five rooms kitchen. and lot 32xl26 feet, with
Twcnty-eghth between Clay and Leigh streets
TERMS: Enough to deilay The expenses Of
executing this trust and to pay off the sum of
$1,000 with interest thereon from the 23d day OF
October, 1876, Is required in cash but the follow
ing terms may pe given-to wit, one third cash ::
balance in six and Twelve months negotiable notes
given for the deferred payments with interest add
cd and secured by 4 deed of trust.
jas j. A. RICHARDSON, Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-01-12
Nv Robert Is. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionccr,
1912 Main street.

T ARGE, VERY DESIRABLE, AND
LyALUABLE BROAD-STREET PROPERTY
(BETWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH STREETS)
FOR SALE BY AUCTION.-By direction of the
owners will SELL upon the premises. on TUESDAY
The 23d day of January, 1877, at o'clock p. NJ,
the truly valuable property No. Broad sireet-!G-
ca ed OH the north side of Broad street. aud extend
ing back to Pink alley which is great thorough
f;lre-uow occupied by Edward Waller rs 4 board
ing-hOuse at an annual rent of 800, which isa
most moderate price The building is large
THREE-STORY 'STUCCOED BRICK one. and
contains about ten ROOMS. bar-roon. &c. anu can
with little outlay be converted into fine store
property For an invest ment this Is rare chance.
and the property must increase in vlne and can bc
made profitable by renting. and should attract The
attention of capitalists so little BrOa!-strcIt pro-
perty can be purchased In a business locality.
Special attention is called to hc sale of this pro-
pcrty. having as 1t does such fine front and Gtnth.
The LOT fronts "a feet, and runS back to Pink
alley, about l 50 feet In depth.
TERMS: Will be LIBERAL and known ar sale.
ROBERT B. LYME. Auctionccr
in 2.13,16,1S,20,22&23
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WINES. LIQUORS, &c.

edmond, VA, JANUARY 1, 1ST2.-
III We have made Il chemical examination Of
DAVID +. CLEMMER-S MOUNTAIN RYE
WHISKET, using for the purpose samples selected
by ourselves from ten barrels belonging to lots re-
ceived by MeSsrs. GEORGE a. HUNDLEI < Co. at
teen months we have subjected this whiskey TO the
most searching tests. 1t has stood hem all perfectly:
nothing of dccterious nature being found In 1t. II
can therefore be confidently recommended for II:
purity and excellence TO those who use wliSkey as
beverage while for medicinal purposes IL is al thai
can be desired
and Lecturer Oh Chemistry. Medical College OF
Virginia;
R.S.J. PEBBLES, ". D., Professor of Chemistry,
Medical College of Virginia.
100 barrels now IN store, and for sale.
ia GEORGE \. HUNDLEI & co.
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HOLIDAY GOODS.
%IEW-YEAR PRESENTS.


NEW-YEAR PRESENTS. &a
If you want to buy elegant goods for one SSSlGS
third to one half l"Ss than they can be purchased
elsewhere, then go {"
S. :. Wi$STOCk'S.
where you will see beautiful GOLD STEM and
KEY-WlNDlNG WATCHES and latest styles
of CHAINS. which can be bought at less than
whole> ale prices;
A large lot of SILVER WATCHES;
close out lot on hand;
a large lot of LOCKETS and NECK CHAINS;
RINGS In Stone, Cameo, Amethyst, onyx, anG
Pearl (somethiug newt, and every other style OF
RING, mt half their value:
BUTTONS, PINS. EARRINGS. OF all sizes, OF
best quality gold and latest designs.
In order to appreciate these goods and satisfy
yourself Of their cheapness, come and see them Ut
s. a. WlNSTOCK'S,
No. II north Fourteenth street
CLOSED SATURDAYS, and OPEN SATURDAY
EVENING at 5 o'clock: also, OPEN EVERY
EVENING except FRIDAY EVENING until
o,clook de IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-01-12
Iiy Robert =. Lyme,
AuctiOncer and Real Estate Agent,
1912 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A NICE AND
i DESIRABLE TWn-STORY FRAMED TENE-
MENT DWELLING-HO USE, WITH DESIRABLE
LOT, SITUATED ON THE SOUTHWEST COR
NER OF TWENTY-SEVENTH AND CLAY
STREETS, BY AuCTIoN.-As trustee <, named IN a
certain deed of trust from Archibald lIutcheon
lated March G, 1875, duly recorded in the clerks
office of lie Chancery Cor; for the city Of Rich .I
quest OF the bencflciaries secured In said deed de-
fault having been made in the payment Of the bond
therein secured, shall proceed 10 SELL upon the
premises. on WEDNESDAY the cath day OF Janu-
airy, 1877 at o'clock p. M The property Described
In siid decd as all that certain LOT OFLASD, with
The buildings thereon lying and being on Clay and
Twenty-scvcnth streets, commencing ut me south;
west corner of Twenty-sgrenli and Clay streets and
running thence westwardiy 24& feet. and runnln.
back between parallel lines % feet. The DWELL
ING contains about six rooms, ana Is comparatively
new.
TERMS: Cash as to sutficiency topa- of and dis
charge the said band. amounting 10 1000, with in
tcrest from March 1G, 1876. and cost and expenses
of sale; and the residue upon terms to he "iyrn at
the hour of SALE THOMAS +. POLLARD.
il 1l-l2.l5 16,17,12.10,20.22.2
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DICHMOND AND DANEILLE
HI RAILROAD.

II edmond AND DAAFlLLE
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS TAKING EFFECT
DECEMBER 10, 1876.
THROUGH MAIL,
1850 \. IL, leaves Richmond daily c"unecting ut
Greensboro with trains on North Caro-
lima division and n. W. y. CIR. X. 1t
Charlotte with trains OH Atlanta and
Richmond A!r-Iinc railway for At
lanta. Macon. jack Mou.gomc-
ry. Mobile. and New Orleans. and all
southwestern points. With {. e.. and
A. Il. X. for Columbia, Augusta. and all
southern ana Onheastern points.
LYNCHBURG ACCOMMODATIONS,
$50 4. NJ, leaves Richmond daily for I'urkcvir.
Farmyic. Lynchburg, aud inicrne-
diatr points. making close connection
at LynchburS for all southwestern
points.
THROUGH FREIGHT.
$40 Z. NJ, VIII s"cpng-car attached. leaves Rich
mond daily tcNccpt sunday for Lynch
burg. arriving 1T Lynchburg 5:l3 y. n.
THROUGH MAIL,
7:47 p. W., arrives Richmond daily: connecting
with North Carolina division \; W. \;
{. X. r.. G. G. and 4. X. X. r.. and
Atlanta and Richmond AIRLINE rail-
way from all southern and southwest
ern points, and with Richmond, Frct!e-
ricksburg and Potomac and Chesapeake
and Ohio railroads Tor al northern and
western points.
LYNCHBURG ACCOMMODATIONS,
4:JI L. NJ. arrives Richmond daily from Lynch
burg. Farmvc. Burkrvilc. and all In
tcrncdiate points, and from all south
western points
THROUGH FREIGHT.
7:20 4. NJ, with slccpng-car attached, arrives
Richmond daily Except Monday from
Lynchburg. leaving Lyrchburg ~ 700
r. 81.
The through freight trains between Richmond and
Lynchburg, with slecping-car attached. offer anu
sual advantages in economy Of time to businessmen
Of Richmond and Lynchburs.
Tickets sold To al; southern and southwestern
points, and baggage checked through.
Palace slccping-cars run through bet"ecL Rich
mOnd and Brunswick. Ga.
Local tickets good only "ra continuous passage be-
tween the points named on tickets. No Ey-Oyer
checs 5 Will be given. T.. VI. X. TAICOTT,
General Superintendent
JOHN Il. MACMyRDo. General Passenger Agent.
dc l
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

HOUSES. LOTS, AND FARMS
IL FOR SALE, RENT, OR EXCHANGE,
some of the best farming and mineral
lands i'll Virginia.: also some OF the
HANDSONfEST RESIDENCES IN THE CITY.
Send stamp for Virginia Land Guile.
GEORGE Z. CRAWFORD,
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer.
ja4-3m Bank street. next TO custom-house
OFFICE OF FRANK ID. HILL.(
RICHMOND, January 2, 1877.
DEAL ESTATE AGENCY,
~ No. HOS MAIN STREET.
CITY REAL ESTATE AND FARMS SOLD AT
AUCTION AND PRIVATELY.
RENTS COLLECTED AND LIBERAL AID
yANCES MADE ON SAME.
MONEY LOANED ON RICHMOND CITY
PROPERTY.
DEEDS AND LEASES PREPARED AND NOTA-
RIAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TAKEN.
Parties having MONEY TO LOAN OH CITY
REAL ESTATE can always find safe investment
ut fair rates Of interest.
Hoping in the future, rs have done in the past,
to receive fair proportion OF the patronage OF the
public and promising renewed efforts to please my
friends. remain, very respectfully,
FRANK D. HILL,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
il 3-cod5t No. HOS Main street.
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1877. NOW Is THE TINE 1877.
TO SUBSCRIBE.
j. L. + ELY SON,
NEWS-DEALEG AND BOOKSELLER,
1112 MAIN STREET. RICHMOND, VA.

AGENT FOR THE PUBLISHERS AND THE PUBLIC
for all the Magazines published in this country and
Europe, will send any of the following papers and
magazines to any address (poStage Daidj on receipt
of the prices annexed, which are the publishers
lowest rates:
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GROCERIES. &c.

MINCE MEAT!
NL ATMORE & SONS IN STORY.
= CRATES. BUCKETS, and HALF-BARRELS,
FRUIT, BUTTER, and Ell LIES,
PALS, TUBS, and H!LF-BARRELS.
We offer to the trade the largest variety OF STA
PIE and FANCY GROCERIES at prices 10 suit the
times loc24 JOHN +. NORRIS co.
DAVENPORT d MORRIS, Seventeenth
~ and Dock streets, offer for sale REFINED ST.
CARS and SYRUPS Of all grades RIO, LAGUA y,
TEAS. BACON. FISH, FLOUR. POWDER. LIVER.
FOOT. FINE SALT, imported FRENCH BRANDY
ENGLISH ALE aud PORTER, SHERRY and pOlt1
WINES. SODA. STARCH. SOAP. an 26
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DEAL ESTATE HEADQUARTERS,
CORNER OF TENTH AND MAIN STREETS.
PROPERTY SOLD AT AUCTION.
PROPERTY SOLD PRIVATELY.
HOUSES RENTED.
RENTS COLLECTED.
LOANS NEGOTIATED.
DEEDS WRITTEN.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TAKEN.
We begin the year 1877 with increased expert
cnce and unrivalled facilities for serving patrons
Those wishing to
BUY PROPERTY
should call or send for our Real Estate Journal,
devoted exclusively to the interests Of REAL
ESTATE. und containing the largest list of PRO-
PERTY FOR SALE in Virginia. Fifty thousand
copies just published for gratuitous circulation.
ia 2-lm CHAFF1N. STAPLES & co.
RICHMOND. january l, 1877.
L'TAKE THIS MEANS OF THANKING
ren e nh tn the p r fe1 INC M
hone by faithful attention and increased and en-
larginr facilities to be able 10 give satisfaction to
those who may entrllst me with their business.
I have many demau Tor PROPERTY, both to
RENT and Guy. .
] have MONEY TO LEND on REAL ESTATE.
ASK The patronage Of the public.
EDWARD G.. GODDIN,
Real Estate Agent aud Anctionccr,
ia2-lOt No. 1918 Main street.
RICHARDSON & CO.,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND AUCTIONEERS,
I1l3 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
CITY REAL ESTATE, FARMS, MINERAL and
TIMBERED LANDS bought, sold. leased, or rented
and rents collected.
MONEY LOANED on Richmond city real estate
or stock coatcralS Of undoubted security on tile hest
terms free Of charge to lender.
DEEDS and LEASES prepared and acknowledge
mcnts taken. il LIN
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY TALUA-
Il BILE IMPROVED REAI. ESTATE IN THE
CITY OF MANCHESTER, on PERRY SIRE I,T
STREETS, ON THE 22D DAY OF JANUARY,
1877. At 81 O'CLOCK p. NJ, ON THE PREM-
ISES.-By virtue of deed Of trust executed TO Inc
undersigned bearing date the 18th day of Noyeln.
Der, 1885, and duly recorded In The i!ustlngs Court
for the said city "a. f.. vol. page 670, and being
required to do by the beneficiary, we VIII sell mt
public auction the VALUABLE PROPERTY atfhc
lime and place above mentioned. The LOE fronts
III feet on Perry street. and runs back 132 feet,
more or less. There are twn nearly new DOubLE-
TENEMENT FRAMED HOUSES on the said lot,
in good order, now renting for G34 Der lpontf.
Splendid well Of water the lot, with new pump,
fixtures, &C.
This valuable property should attract the attentloh
of those seeking good investments, attend this
sale.
TERMS: Cash as to expenses Of sale and to pay OH
note due November 13, 1876. for Sl,30O; me
balance upon such terms rs will be announced ut
sale. 5. BROOhS,
a. ROYALL.
tall Trustees.
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=rol@,rrnr lslIAaIEs..rnis nay.
I,y E. B. Cook. Auctioncer.
No. 10 Governor street.

GENERAL ASS OF HOu 81: Sc
N HOLD FURNITURE. STOVES, g Va ~ =, 1s
oinink viii sell nc my an assortment
q EEN SgF ssE . sSsTisasnfE q BbEpsfEADs,
III 8 aN and ri IJ(sK.sf hTTR ESSES,
i handson1e 'FRENCII-PLATE MANTEL-Mui-
RRiissi.I,s and INGRAM CARPETS,
TIN-ShFES, LOUNGES.
EXTENSION. and LEAF-TABLES,
WALNUT OFFICE.DESk.
STAINED WARDROBES, BUREAUS,
i yerr fuc OPEN GRATE-STOVE.
COOkiNCi- and HEAT1NG-STOVES.
FOR SALE PRIVATELY,
Q SIIyER-MOUNTED SHOWCASES.
4, IL E. Is. COOK, Auctionccr.