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DEATHS.

ASHTON. I'm New Hope, March 5th 1878, Mary Ann
Ashton, wife of George w. Ashton, aged 60 years, 8
months and l6 days.
Funeral services will DO held on Saturday morning
next at the house. at 10 o'clock, after which the
mains will be taken to Mount Hope Cemetery.
CASEAt ottersville Jersey County, ILL.,. John B. Case
formerly of Pennington aged 80 years and 10 days.
VAN SYCKLE.-Near Loektown, Jan. 10, Mrs. Mary
Van Syckle aged about n years.
LAKE Kingsburg, Laporto county, Ind. of Apo
pexy Isaac r. Lake. aged about 30 years. formerly Of
Hunterdon county.
sToRNY-At White House Station Feb 3D. Michael
Storney, aged 56 years.
MARTIN-Near Quakertown, Feb. IA, Caroline wife Of
Whitfield Martin, aged IL years, months and days.
DITMARS.--In Mechanicsville Feb 49, Peter Ditmars,
aged So years. months and % days
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ANNUAL MEETING.

g1yHE Annual Meeting OF the Stakeholder of the
"LAMBERTViLLE WATER COMPANY" will be
held at their office, on
Thursday the Fourteenth day of March next,
at three O'Clock In the afternoon for the election of
Board of Directors and for the transaction Of such
other business as may properly come before them.
J. HAYHURsT. secy.
Feb. q, is7s-td.
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THE MARKETS.
lambertvlllc, March 6,
MARRIAGES.

RTPENCE-TINDALL.--Feb. 81. by Rev. j. Tindall
Charles w. Hartpence to Phoebe Tindal both Of
Copper Hill
sHUPE-LITTLE-Feb 26, by Rev. J. G. williamson
Morris J. Shupe, of Shiloh. Ohio, to Emma r. Little
OF Franklin township.
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lBY AgTHoRITY.l
AN ORDINANCE

Making an appropriation to pay for the improvement
OF certain streets, and putting down crossings
The Inhabitants of the City Of Laubn1vie do ordain:
SEC. l. That the of EigM Hundred and Nine,s
Dollars be and Is hereby appropriated toward the ex
pense of grading and paving or matchmaking Bridge
street, from the Rail Road track to the Delaware Bridge
Company's property and grading and paving macad
azing Union street from Church street to the summit
between Coryell and York streets, and Corye street
from Gordon's Alley to the Delaware and Raritan Ca
naand putting down crossings within the ctyto be paid
when the said money shall be assessed levied and col
lected by hereby ordered provided hoeuer that
the city shall not in any be required to pay
the onehaf Of the cost of said paving Misunderstanding
of streets.
Sec That the said sum Of Eight Hundred and Nqnef,
Dollars shall be assessed levied and collected with
the same other taxes of the City at the nextax levy
Passed Feb. 25, 1878.
HOLMES d. ELY.
President of Council.
Attest wv. w. ROBINSON, Clerk.
Approved Feb. Goth, 1878.
EDWARD r. soLLIpAY, Mayor.
Feb 27.-Prs fs., s2.7o.
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5Toternnl Affection, TcuchinSly k1
~ templi6ede

at}"ni IRON the Pittsburgh PAL Chronicle.J II;
THE fact that all mothers who desert their
-csjJdren are not heartless was demonstrated
in q touching hummer few days since at
one OF the institutions for the care 'of the
moor. More than, two years since babe
was found on doorstep, and was: handed
over to the officers OF the institution. Some
weeks afterwards young woman visited
the house and seemed to be particularly
Interested in the welfare OF the lnfant' one
repeate her visits frequently; and as the
little one grew it seemed delighted. 10, gee
her, and was always ready to be tondleQ
and .petted by her, When it; was able 70
prattle the female visitor was par
ticularly delighted, and during ner VISITS
gave the child her undivided attenr
fion. A day or two since the visitor
again put in an, appearance, and the
child, while seated In her lap. said, 81
do like you to come; you nurse me SO
nice" She was unable to control herseif
any longer, and although the matron was
present, she Rugged the little one closely to
to her breast and gave way to tears. The
visitor told the matron that she was the
mother Of the child, and that when she left
IL where 1t was found it was question OF
life or death for them both. She was utter
-ly penniless, and had parted with the babe,
hoping that it would be tenderly cared for,
and that some day she would be able to re-
claim it. She said she found it difficult to
remain away from it, and that her frequent
visits, although ostensibly for another pur-
nose. were made because she could have an
opportunity Of nursing it. She said she
was in condition now to take charge OF it,
and the superintendent, after making proper
inquiries and giving her some money, al
lowed her to take taway.
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BY Frank D. Hill. Real Estate Auctioneer,
1lOS Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
4 BRICK DWELLING ON THE NORTHWEST
CORNER OF MAIN AND FOURTH STREETS,
SOW OCCIpIED BY ROBERT F. WILLIAMS.
ESQ, AT 'AUCTION.-By virtue Of deed OF trust
dated February ~, s74, and duly recorded IN the
clerks Office OF Richmond Chancery Court In u. 3.
100 c. page 335, to the Undersigned trustees defant
having been made In the payment OF certain bono
therein secured, and ut the request OF The holder
thereof we win sell at auction. on the premises, on
THURSDAY the Gath day Of october. 1S1S; a. ~
o'clock p. ST.. the. yALuABLE PROPERTY lo :;
Gated as above, and described In said deed as ail
that certain piece or parcel OF land In the city or
Richmond on the north SIDE Of Main street, at It's
intersection with Fourth street. and containing ~
feet ground tfronil running nack the same width
100 feet on the western line or Fourth street TO
l2-foot alley" The improyemen,s consist OF a
we-construeted BRICK BUILDING, basement
aud three stories above; brick Kitchen AND brick
stable, and the usual modern improvements. The
location or this property is central and the neigh
borhood excellent, and IS well adapted for profess
sionaI man or Us private residence.
: TERMS "a 900 due by bond,a note for $l6g
due January /, 1877, and interest on the said bond
at eight per cent from January !. z. I'LL paid,
with the expenses OF sale I'm cash; the balance upon
terms to be announced on the dsy OF sale.
H. Nom Il d hisiilxai IT, Trustees.
= Sale by FRANK D. HILL, Anctioneer. oc IL
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The, most notable feature Of the recent
elections in Ohio, Indiana, Iowa, and West
Virginia, was. the. surprising weakness sc, OF
the Greenback party. The fat-money hub
BILE has burst 1t could, not withstand, the
fat Of the sensible and sturdy people OF the
great West. Never: did party suhef a
more disastrous defeat Halifax record:
! :" Whereas dresseswith trains raise in the
streets clouds i0f dust curious to the pub
lie health, the wearing of such dresses on
the streets is hereby. prohibited" SAYS an
ordinance Just promulgated at Prague.
James Parton says that if there was ever
an honest man Ben. Butler is one. Don't
believe, then, there ever was au honest
an.-FTee Press. ~
"What shall be done with our children
when they leave SCHOOL," asks a cotempo,,
rary. Why, give them their dinners and
send them back o'riSto,on Herald. -
why is an auctioneer who sells woman
bottle of cordial base coward? Because
he knocks her down IAN elixir. T.,
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PoRrRrB.LYEH, Adctioneer. =
z why j. ,Thompson Brown.
Real Estate Agent and kuctioneer,
.y.111g east. bInir street, :

Il ssIGNEE,s AND TRUSTEES SALE
n Of TWO BRICK STORES, NEARfshI,Yfn ! N 4, y
ON WEST SIDE OF BROlh' sso5 :, rI T
TWEEN BROAD, AND MARSHALL sT ,iIEf,.
Also, A LAL.GE FRAME AM HOUSE F Err Mt cHEn =
WIFI ! Tfiat = oTHER 8 BRfCK '' IMrROXEMEMS,TIs
Fuses. On BROOK. AVENUE, ONE .sQUAks ri
cree OF the United States District Court for the
Eastern District of Virginia, IN the maiteE or Law
rcncs DIVER entered October 16.. lS7S,. we, me
undersigned thereby appointed special commlsson
ers for that pnrnoe, will SELL ou the premises the
Rs sTosG on 18th day Of October
at a O'Clock 2. NJ, free OF encumbrances.. 10 Inc
highest bidder the following REAL ESTATE, sur
rendered by said Dwyer In his schedule Us Dank-
fu ist. Those TWO BRICK STORES. Nos. 81 and
900 Brook avenue fronting about twenty feet each
and running back to an alley between parallel nnes
Of Irregular depth. (See Mat Of SALE r,,,,-,
Cd. THAT SLAUGHTER ESTAbklSHam1,ENi,
fcompletel together with the RESlDESGE ana
about TWO AND a HALF ACRES OFELAND.
The residence has six rooms two shed,T0oms: WI Hn
the LOT is n BRICK ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TWg
ShGEaHOUSE, ShLT-HOuSE, large CATTLE
slim, The yard is waved with granite blocks.
TERMS: One fourth cash :; BALANCE IN slx, WE'VE
and eighteen months. interest added. ana Title re-
famed until all The purchase. money Is paid ana
'@oN - 10y THOMAS v. PAGE, Assignee.
LEROY E. BROWN, Trustee,
.... .,....s. = Special Commissioners.
T THOMPSON BROWN Auctioneer. &C II
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IRON ACUTE TO CHRONIC is an easy
n stage in cases of dyspepsia. A slight attack OF
tndisestion especially when there is predisposi-
zion to digestive weakness of the stomach, must
speed,y cuiminate in the more obstinate form OF
the disease It is WELL therefore, TO adopt prevent
I've measures early. Although Hostetters Stomach
Bitters overcomes, if persisted H. cases OF dyspep
sa of long standing 1t is obviously the part OF Wis
dom to use 1t ere the ma!ady assumes a chronic
phase This is particularly true, because as dyspep-
STA advances it engenders other bodily evils, such us
disorder of the liver, constipation or undue loose
ness of the bowels nervous disorders, hypochondra
sleeplessness. These maludies are both prevented
and remedied bv the Bitters, but how much better
to check them In their outset with the great atera-
tive than to wait until they established frmer
foothold In the system. Surely the adyiSability OF
this must be appale nt. oc i5-Tu,Ih,S&"
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A PERSISTENT LovER.-At the Jardin des
Plantes, young sculptor, who was study
ing animals, made the acquaintance OF o
pretty and piquant nurse-girl, who, how
ever, threw him overheard and took up
with soldier. The desoiate young artist
thereupon took to writing upon all the
walls the heart-cry, " I love Adele" hoping
that it would meet her eye and touch her
heart. The wilful girh determined to
escape this perpetual reproach OF her per-
fitiy, at last made her habhual resort the
iron bench in front Of the rhincceros. The
seat could not be written on, and there was
no wall. Here she and her soldier would
sit by the hour. watched from afar by the
Jealous and distracted lover. At last they
came ut the usual hour, and the faithless
girl glanced at the huge and ierocious ami
NAL. On its horn was carved a heart, be-
meath which were the words: still love
Adele; ara waiting at the duek-pond."
How could a woman's heart resist this?
Tears came To her eyes; In moment the
soldiers arm &as 'encircling the ambient
atmosphere, asnd the rnursemaid said to her
youthanl changes: :" Come, my dears, let
aus go and see Bhe pretty ducks"
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H =. #. DOuGLAs. Superintendent
RICHMOND AND rETERSBthG
RAILROAD COMPANY. }

y
RAILROAD COMPANY.
COMMENCING MONDAY. June 10, 1875
I J trains on this read will run Us follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
$40 A. NJ, THROUGH MAlL daily con ns s,.s
for Charleston, Augusta, Col"iasiS 80
TS"1one Tse' Mobls sH Sss 6risaa.'
and ali points South aud Sonth"es,;;
Siops ut Manchester ana Inesser' III"
all regular stations, on s'Sua'. ,,.,
1.ssP.M., EXPREsS daily Except sqn,,asl,
makes close connection al .rciS
burg with tie Atlantic hisshE
s.ppi and Ohio rairt.d for Lyn 1,t-
..-.- bnry, Farmvie, and Other local s.d.
lions on that road, utaElnR ea.io
time rs by any other line. P3sseosen9
taxing this train viii make cl@se S"m
nectson at Petersburg for Horiy y
aud al Norfolk With splendid pa liz
steamers for BaltI more lhli%ttS,,p.II,,--'
and New YORK, aud with tae oiS 80, ~,
miniop steam rs for Ne" 1o'"' '"''
az Manc hcs ter aud Chester. 18th
$3.50 P. NJ, FREIGHT daily te1eeps sanaASl' WIZ
,,.,opu T SGaea stG NAIL daily texeep. Snn-
AA'A' 49, cayI. CONNECTING for Weldon. WI
mins,on, Raleigh. Charleston, ana S sSr
yaunah. Pullman siecPiaXN
WilmiRgtou and the south.
LEAVE PETERSBURG SoBIh. Nom
s2o h NJ THROUGH MALI LII, SaiS tsaea Fred
ericksburg aud Potomac rsi u1, w.
ali n,nts North. Esst, ana W esL sr
500 A. NJ a aa,ss ' s,sssSs sun
o.lo PM, EMPRESS TRAIN daily except sun.
N'AS d,yI connecting with Rlchmonu,
erirk sburg and Potomac railroan Ta, ,
ing Richmond 1t Z. N. for all points
North aud Northwest ,,,. o
son n THROIEH Man. daily, eonhce.nSS
GOV e ~ with Richmond, Fredericksburg snv
Potomac railroad for I'D points sass
and West. Also, making close ssh nSSo
ton with the CHESAPEAKE anu oa a
raiiroad for the Virginia Springs Az
III noints North and West Tals ta I,L
s,ons M Manchester aud Chestsr' aha
iii pssuIr srations, on signal. 49,,
All TRAINS leaving Petersburg VIII star' if'N'
nee pP peEppSInV TEAM leaves Richmond for rs'
tsrsSarg At Al D. ans' s saAW, Superintendent.
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by Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
No, Ills Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
4 SITHCRBAN FARM BY AUCTION.-By vtr-
tn of the provisions Of certain deed OF trust from
Martin S. taylor and WIFE bearing date the 7lh day
Of October, 1877, 10 the undersigned trustee duly
recorded in the clerks Office Of the county Court of
Hcnrico 10 secure The payment OF certain nesotia,
biz note therein mentioned. shall rs trustee In sal
deed being required so to do ny the holder Of said
note, sell by auction, on the premises, Oh TUES
DAY the 22d day of October, lS7 ), at o'clock 7.
NJ, the VALUABLE EARN known as EI IIei
WOOD. containing ONE HUNDRED AND FOR
TY-SiX ACRES. more or less, thirty acres Of which
arc In fine timber of oak pine, &C. The balance Is
highly improved and adapted TO general farming,
marketgardening. the dairy business, &C. IL fronts
on the Hermitage road, about two miles from the
city; runs back to the Richmond, Fredercks burg
and Potomac railroad, and adjOins the lands OF
Messrs. Thomas Branch. A. j. Chewnipg, - Nor
decai, Alexander Walker, and others: The I'M
proyements are TWO. STORY FRAME DWELL
ING, nearly new, with six rooms: the usual out
houses and large ice-house and pond.
TERMS Enough In cash TO defray the expense OF
executing this trust aud to pay OFT the sum af
80 800, with interest thereon from the 9TH day Of
April 1878; credit OF six months on $4,000
from the day OF said sale with interest thereon from
the 7t day of April, 1879 and the residue on such
terms shall be announced at The time of said sale
T. A RIcHARDSON,T Trustee.
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DICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL-
II ROAD COMPANY.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS TAKING Effect
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER %, 1878.
ruRoUGH MAIL TRAIN DAILY.

THROUGH MAIL TRAIN DAILY.
No. LAO P. NJ. leaves Ririlmnna: arrives at
w. Bnrkeviile, Al r. IL. smn.
erIin's 1913 p. NJ. Danyi;ie
-.,.. . 1868 +. NJ. Greens!Hrc 1000
Z. NJ, Salisbury Los p. M.,
and Charlotte las \. II.
No, 2-2:5O A. NJ. leaves Charlotte: :trr!."s at
Salisbury +:53 a. NJ. ,,reens.
6oro' GAG a. NJ, n4ny!i.e
S:53 4. NJ. Sulhcr,lu, 9:fO
A. NJ. Rurkcvi!!c l2:5g =. NJ,
H. and Richmond SAT Pm.
THROUGH PASSENGER TRAIN DAILY.
No. 3-ll:l5 z. VI. leaves Richmond: arrives a.
E%Esey yiys IN ( a ;;, ~ Da,;
9:15 A. NJ. salisbury Il:ul A.
81. and Charlotte l2:4o +. "
No I-4:O3 p. NJ. le1ves (haiL tie: arrives AZ
Salisbury 5:3I 7. NJ GreeEs-
9:34 p. NJ. %urkcvlIe as \.
NJ, and RlClimOna 7 \ ".
Trains Nos aud VIII make close connection
at Richmond with the Richmond, Frct.rlc&s-
burg and Potomac railroad to ard from ali Joints
North and East; at BurkcS!ie wiih the ATTAIN
tic. Mississippi and Ohio railroad to and irom farn
vile. Lyncnburv, Bristol, and to all noin:. south
Trains on The Z. 7. v and G. railroad max
ing this connection 30 not lun on sunday; At
suthern,S with the Milton and sutaerIIn Marrow
the Virginia Midland railroad: at Greensboro win
the Northwestern North Car0ina railroad for salem
and ,er Y1rh Paints IT, Saa cxc ut % S
for Statesyiie. AsnriIle, aud intcrnedalc points;
nj Airline junction with Atlanta ana Charlotte
Airline
TRANS Nos. 8 and will connect at Richmond go-
Ing North and South with the Richnond. Frc,!c-
r!cksbure and Potomac railroad for Washington
and all points North and West, and with t!r. Ch'sa-
pcake aud Ohio IA lroad for all points West; a.
dundee with Virginia Midland raroal I? g.. aud
from Washington and all points North and West;
at Charlotte with the Charlotte, Columbia an!
Augusta ralroad 10 and from all points North
and South These tr;lins run daily on the
Richmond aud Danvilie railroad, aud conrect as
above. except going north ru Sunday morning aut
going south Monday morning. Trains max lug tbs
connection run daily Richmond, Fre1crich:-
burg and Potomac and Chesapeake aud Ohio rail-
road: except Sunday.
Trains on the y. w. y. c. railroad run between
Greensboro. and Salem daily except Snniay.
Pullman palace drawng-room and slc.lIng-cari
run on trains Nos l aud between New fhrs
and Atlanta rid Richmond. nna on Nos. 3 anh
between Richmond and Charlotte, and u"t"eeI.
washington, Danvilie, Charlotte, and Augusta
Tickets sold TO all southern and southwestern
points and baggage checked through.
Local tickets are good only for continuous passage
between the points named on the tickets. No laY-
over checks Will be given.
Il. NJ. r. TALCOTT,
General Superintendent
JOHN r. MACMuRD0, General Passenger N'''nt.
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q sssas,is Democrat, october 16th.l
+. Yesterday morning a Democrat reporter.
al, s.,rIy Tor news, Unopened TO see Colonies
sGearce Vest get oE the Missouri PaciIic
N Troats train bound vest NC the Harfason
Huuse. and halted him then and there.
He was in most excellent condition.S Like
xoanuin Milier's squaW. be was as
d 80 gronzcd ard stewn asr bag OF leather
n;sgeye was as clear, bis voice as perfect
md his whole physique and physical deVei.
opment as full Of as much spirit and mus cue
aa though he had not made campaign re,
markabIe for extent and endurance an
enokeu more inJthe xatne: length OF time tnan |,
any other nlau WHO ever made o poi laEi!'
q I q want To- interview you, Colonel. the
reporter remarked, after a,cordiai gTeeting.
/ :. well. well, he quick about 1t. nave 9
great deal TODD ia tSeda.ia to.day, ano!
mist leave again so.night." '..la@. ~. - !
Chow is Democracy where you nave nay
.'s esl Never more determined, united. active,
and iupilant. La the Southwest they are
working like beavers. IheY nave as me ~
organization as Lever saw Every Demo.
Fcrat takes hold and helps some' De II more
"a Any. Nationals id the Southwest"
There were some, mostly Republicans
and sorebeads; but the recent elections
have wellnigh sauelced them. The de-
morslization was marked and emphatic
All the honest men among them regard the
whole movement now as q fractional one,
and viii go back to either the one or the
Eother OF the old :parties:" p.
And the Southeast, Colonel?" .a
| HAs solid as the heart OF oak-ail Demo
lecratic. It always was. They know nothing
else.
! :" How is it north OF the riyer?"
| Getting better and better all the time
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49,. BY Richardson & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1ll3 MYin street. =,

TRUSTEES SALE OF A YALUABLE
ING. on STATE STREET. FULTON.-By virtue
OF a deed Of trust from j. r. PatrIm aud wife TO
the undersigned bearing date on the 1st day OF Jan
nary 1877 recorded in the clerks office OF the
Chancery Court Of Richmond, IN ID. B.. l09 A. aga
42O, win sell at public AUCTION default naSdng
said deed and being directed so 10 do by the holder
Of said note.j on MONDAY the 2sth day Of Oclo.
Der 1873, on the premises. ut O'Clock i. ~, The
nroncrty described in said decd as fronting GO ftei
on the north side OF State street between Williams
burg avenue and Fulton street, and running back
within parallel lines ITO fcet, with = two-story
dwelling and other improvements thereon.
TERMS: Sufficient In cash 10 nay of a note sc.
cured In said decd for 500. with accrued intere<
and ali expenses Of executing this trust and the
balance on such terms as may be made known at the
time of sale. ..r q.
,oc II q; .. q. n. d. LII, lFustec.
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BY Edward C. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer,
1915 Main street.

rrRUsTEE'S SALE OF Ell EG AN I
RESIDENCE AND EIGHT ACRES %. Or
TaND on MAIN STREET HALF MILE WEST
nF TIE GRIZZLY virtue of deed Of trust daled
I9rh September. SIT, duly recorded IN me clerk 5
of1re or Henrtco County Court. being required so 70
do Inv the beneficiary therein secured viii seli on
tic premises. on WEDNESDAY, Ocioher 20; iSIS.
at AZ O'Clock p. NJ, the BEAUTIFUL, bkaC o
bic maptels and elegantly Unfinished walls, lately
owned BY r. W. Brown, Esq args BRICK ss ki' iare
orchard of nears, apples and peaches. Every part
Of The place is in excellent order, aud Is one OF tile
most desirable residences IN the western suburbs.
TERMS: While the deeds upon this property re-
nuire cash I am authorized 10y the holders OF inc
nofs TO sell for one third cash the balauce ut SIN
twelve, and eighteen mouths, win SIX per cch'' Ia
fcrcst secured by trust deed. r<,,,,,r>r
no Trustee.
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Y EAUErTON. sAf.Es.sEutnre nnys:,
- g1 by Frank p. Hill. IS.
paa, E.,aie Agent and Auctionser,s
sss. II 81 = 4 4 ND sbfaYff street. y
,y1.,pIJarE I. SAFE OF AN EXCEl-

yslRIJsrEEst IS LIE OF IN EXCEL
TENT AND NEW BRICK: REsIpEn,G.gEsss,.Es NO 9.
1913 WEST CANAL N NEAK s ~ d ss
Of irast dared October ana recorne9 ~ Ise
eierss once OF the Chunccry Court IN " IL;
- " ,I, N tine hoJer & the notes iu said reed Sc
cnred, VIII, on TUESDAY The 18th day OF US.oee,,
1873 k1 O'Clock n; on , eli a.sa iced.
wiicI, Is situated as above described. st
Tue LUr fronts 10 feet inches On ms nD ,n II
I'm ft Sern parallel lines. and has upon fLa
T1yWyo.sToRY BRICK RESIDENCE With basement
anu Epourp in cash 10 par the costs OF sale
and note OF Ss3.5O, which fell due 0stonef 13
is7a. and upon acredit rs to $500 Inl Apt, d ~
n the residue upon such terms as WIN De Eaoe
known on the da saletss srsa and Sc
cn,re bv sIerd OF trust upon the property
culeo Wy 49, y III EERY q. CANNON,
| - ss..i.3 FURMAN TUPPER.
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