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New-York tribune., 1878-05-24
BUSINESS MEN IN TROUBLE.

FAILURE OF JOHN FErrRErCH, REAL ESTATE
BROKER, FOR $1052. .000-oTHER ENiBARRAss-
MENrs.
The schedules of John Fettretch, real estate
broker OF No. l494 Broadway, against whom petition
In bankruptcy has been fled by Isaac d. Frazer repre-
sentlng five creditors, show liabilities amounting TO
81 O52 900. Tho Globe Life Insurance Company
appears as a creditor for $1,O05.OO0. on bond
and mortgage. The Globe Mutual Life Insurance
Company denies that it is a creditor, Its loan
OF SGj 900 Oh houses having been paid to the
tent of S55 900, the balance being amply secured
Among the creditors is Henry Sage secured $25 000
Mr. Fettretch heavy operator in real and
tts depreciation has caused his embarrassment. His
schedules give no assets.
Henry A. Mcintyre, late president of the First Ma
tlonal Bank Of Lake CITY, Colorado who was arrested
about month ago in this city aud taken to Colorado
New-York tribune., 1878-05-24
PEACE DAWNING.
scHoUvALoFF RESTORING HARMONY

SCHOUvALOFF RESTORING HARMONY.
FAIR PROSPECTS THAT CONGRESS WILL BE HELD
ENGLAND AND RUSSIA or BETTER TERMS.
Count Schouyaloff has had an interview with
Lord Salisbury, and has given assurances
which render it almost certain that Congress
Will be held, and that the basis of an agreement
between England and Russia has been reached.
Administration journals in London repre-
sent the situation as extremely satisfactory.
The House of Commons has sustained
the Government by vote OF BAT
to 226. Great activity continues to
be maintained by the Russian and
Turkish forces. The former are creeping
up toward the Turkish capital, and are keeping
the Turks in state of unrest The Porte
has brought large force across the Bospho-
rus from Scutar, and has probably 10000
men quartered i'll and around Constantinople.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-24
THE CANDIDATES.
ANDREW II. Dill.

Andrew II. Dill, the Democratic nominee Tor
Governor Of Pcnnsy lyana, born In Baltimore, Jan
nary 49, 1885. HIS father "A clergyman Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, and, n accordance with
the custom OF that denomination, periodically re-
moved from place to place. In lsI0 his son Andrew
eotered Dickinson Seminary, from which he was grad
used In 1852. A year later he studied ut Dickinson
Coeoe and was graduated in the first section In lSoj.
Uo then engaged IN teaching in Frederick CITY Md and
., the same time studied law with James Lynch He WAS
dn,tted 10 the Bar at Frederick City IN the FAN Of
1aIs ofer which he became practitioner In Columbia
coupty Penn. where ho resided until 1888. In the
latter wear he opened Office at Gettys-
burg but after six months he entered INTO
I,v partpership with his uncle, Isaiah Dill,
~ huntsville Ala. In April OF 1860 he returned TO
p.nnsyyan a and settled IN LeWlsDurE UhlOh county,
here be became actively engaged IN tue practice o ms
,rnfessIon lie still resides there. During pOtuOn OI
@ Iats war senator Dill served rst-lieutenant In
one of the rcgments In 1868 he feeesea
H. Democratic nomination In the district composer ol
Ixcn,nIng Luzerue and Union Countless hepuDIcah
disI,ct-for "A seat I'm the Lower House OF the olhte
aSsiature He was elected. and took his seat Janua,y
ISTO In the Fall OF that year he was eecteu 10 lnc
state senate from the same district Tor term on
gar. In 1873 he again elected 10 lhe state
90 district then being composed OF Northumpetlanu
SNYDER and Union Counties. III eacn ol the oou'iNS "
ran far ahead OF his Ticket
HENRY p. ROSS.
The nominee for AssOciate-Judge OF the Su-
nreme Court Henry r. Ross was born at Doyleslo"n'
u,crs County Penn, December l6. 1896 In 1907 ne
was graduated from the College OF NeW'Jersey lrInce-
New-York tribune., 1878-05-24
CONSTANTINOPLE THREATENED

THE RUSSIANS GRADUALLY APPROACHING THE CITY
GREAT ACTIVITY on THE PART OF THE RUS
SLAMS
CoNsThNuNoPLB, Thursday, May %. 1873.
The Russians have again advanced their en-
tire line slightly. without however violating the neutral
zone Immense quantities. OF war material continue to
reach the Russian comp.
THE TURKS PREPARING TO RESIST.
LONDON, Thursday, May 90, 1873.
at Is true" the Vienna dispatch to The Times says.
"that the result OF Count Scuouyaofs Efforts will urOba-
by ugu be at nc has secured basis fr further
negotiations. Meantime the preparations before Com
stan uoil, continue energetic ly The russians con-
time To- exhibit tcuGe gradually crepup toward
the capital keeping tho Turks constantly the alert
Fresh rcmIorccncuts constantly going TO Bulgaria
aud Roumel. Odessa is swarmiug with soldiers and
,LIpung Truops. guns and going thence 20
Bur-as on the Black Sea- or by the Beudcr Railway
HUuManiJ aud Bulgaria. lht luihS are not lat, Ihty
nave brought troops across the B1>phuruS nom Scud
until 1870 battdOus NOW man the northern lines. Heavy
siege guns nave b'th moved lfoh IN" boHPhOts patt'
into tBcse lines, while the batteries on the ASiatic
side have been strengthened 80 rs 10 form N conjunction
with tie feet line Of defence to which they ght re-
Tire 10 ease o. need though theI are now more thah
"Thc VasH and BlSsiyei newspapers OF Constantine
prl publish letter rom Osman Pdsha dcnying that lac
said COustIutiHOpIc was HuL sisCrptlbc OF deirEce
against considerable Russian force, ana declaring that
he would be party to the disgrace OF retiring be-
fhe Icss Vienna correspondent thinks this letter is
apocypmh "ut says u ceFtahiy tXpraeS tue Ieellhs
pCIyudiHg the army al COnstanilnuple.
WAR NOT ABSOLUTELY EXPECTED.
The 81; Petersburg correspondent OF The Times says:
AS we are s far from the certainty ol peace though
the general conviction and sentiment in favor thereof
powerful military preparations are beng pushed for
ward encrgcucaly Even If war Is avoided, lis thought
that hcS will be useful makc-weight for Russian
ufueuce at the Congress. General Todlobens activity
and his importantly ABOUT the OrtresSes must not
therefore, be regarded indicating failure Of Count
sch0uYaof's 3 mission"
THE TURKISH CAPITAL TRANQUIL.
The Pcra CORE sponIent OF The Times says The Rus
SLAMS continue to levy recruits throughout Thrace The
Creeks enrolled Bulgaans. arc desperate at
the Ignoring OF their nationality. CODstanuOple is
trau0uI. The momcutary excitement caused by Ali
Suayi's insane proceedings Monday has disappeared
and the appUeAonsIUns OF Russian coup de main have
been sOOtnCd by arrangements now uud,r negotiation
for establishing line OF demacatOn between the two
tamps."
New-York tribune., 1878-05-24
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
- Synopsis for the Past 81 hours.

WASHINGTON. May "a. a. m.-The barometer
is highest along tine South Atlantic and Gulf coasts
Light rains have occasionally fallen in the South Allan
ic States Tennessee, the Ohio Valley and Name. low
pressure central the coast of Nova Scotia
cOnpancd by rainy weather and brisk TO high winds
The barometer lowest over Lake Superior with threat
aud rainy weather, accompanied by heavy thun
derstOgIls in the Upper Lake region.
Indications.
For the Middle Atlantic States lower pressure Winds
mQsty frOm southeast southwest, warmer partly
cloudy weather and rain areas.
For NewEnglaud, rising or stationary followed ny fa
ing barometer variable Winds shifting To east or south,
warner partly cloudy weather aud followed during TUG
afternoon and night by rain areas.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-24
A rIMEIY ADMONITION TO BE CALM.

The Trenton Gazette is very eager TO nOml-
nate General Grant for The Presidency, under the ee
inc that there Is 10 be Democratic rebellion ana
That ne the only for the crisis Ihere II no dOp
whatever that General Granrs services can he recd
on whenever great emergency may call Tor tben, Du
IL hardly complimentary 10 the country 10 proclaim
that he is the only who save us from the pers
of treason 10 will not take very much OF man 70 sue
oessiuly such leaders as Potter Randall ana Cox
To PIT General Grant against them is very Mueh IKE
llair a aledre b Lnmor ~ kll nY.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-24
FIRE AT THE TURKISH CAPITAL.

OFFICIAL BUILDINGS INJURED-ARCHIYEs SAVED
CoNsrANTROPLE, THURSDAY, May %, 1873.
fire last night within the precincts of the Sub
lime Porte destroyed the greater portion of the
buildings, including the Ministries of Justice and
of the Council of State. The Ministry of Foreign
Affairs, the Grand Vlzierate and the archives were
saved. The origin OF the fire rs unknown, but IL Is
hnIinYed % LaNn heen accidental
New-York tribune., 1878-05-24
NIBLO'S THEATRE.

An extra day performance will occur here
this afternoon when the meodrama OF Oliver Twist
will be presented and Miss Gussie De Forrest Will
celye benefit Miss DE Forrest las acted al tis theatre
for some time aud her talents, graces aud industry
should not pass uurewardcd. The meodraua Oi " The
Gascon Is ac' ed at Nibo's every night.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-24
VALE Society ELECTION.

NEwHAvEN, Conn, May 23.-The following
members Of the class OF 1879 Juniors were elected
to the scroll and Key" Senior Society OF Yale
College: Hugh d. Auchincoss, New-Yorh city, Ralph
Barker. New-York City; Ernest Garter. CMeago, ~
son. NswYOrk CITY Newell h A. tGagra Eaay B9nsqT q Hsya Ss
spring1eld Iilt Bruce 3. Keater. Roxbury, N. VI
William Parker SewHaven Conn., Adrian pSlae%@s, 0~
l. Stanton NewYork City, Henry ). Ten Eyck, Albany,
n Y; James d. TOrreysOn, Carson City, Ney.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-24
PUBLIC OPINION.

Reduce the army to ten men with wooden
legs aud then rip up the GOVernment-lC Cincinnati
Gazette Rep)
Henceforth the party will march forward in
,,nu md harmony. " al Republicans all foes Of
that party which was rcBpuns bic for the last rcbe
and now Is engaged in potS for new One.-lAugustu
(Me.) Journal tRcpJ
Let the wishes of the American people be
expressed, let the protests OF the lnieigence and
triotsm of the land be sent up to Washington, and
chemes anarchy and revolution VIII be dropped
Utica Herald (RcpD
New-York tribune., 1878-05-24
MIR. WARDE,s BENEFIT.

An interesting theatrical event will occur at
Booths Theatre toniGh-a representation. namely, Of
shakespeares Julius Cesar" which viii be given for
the benefit OF Mr.. FrcdcIck b. Wsrde. The beneficiary
Will play A,tony and Mr. Mines Leyick will appear a.
Cnssins Unusual Importance Is given to this affair by
the announcement that Mr. McCulouGh viii act ErHtuS
part I'm which ho has never vet been IN This city
pgri,a viii he assumed hv Miss Ada Gray. The eXcclr
tona attracivenrSs OF the puipO>ed ril"fdhcC aua
fbe local popularity Of MI WardC, should Huce to Ill
sure practical public support up0n this occasion.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-24

BALDWIN-At the Presbyterian Parsonage Bound Brook
~ j. May % 1873, Mary 81, wife OF the Rev A. f. Bald
win, in the 49th OF her age.
Funeral services o'clock and az tho Presby.
terrain Church, Bound Brook at 2:30 Friday May a.
1878
Friends are respectfully invited 10 attend
Akron (Oho) and Lincoln Un) papers please copy.
BUTTON-At his residence. Greenwich Conn.,, May 2l Phil
lander Button In the 67th year o his age.
TespecuV invited 10 attend the fu
neral Friday afternoon May a. at O'Clock at the SEQ
Ond Congregational Church.
DwINFIJF-At Ashevle y. c. on the 23d inst, OF con.
sumption Charles Dwnele Of this city in the 18th
OF his
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
FRAsER-on Wednesday May o. Alfred Fraser. aged 6s
Funeral a his late residence No. 13i West 4itht,
on saturday. at IL d m. No flowers.
LESLIE-On Thursday, May %. after lingering Iness
scpio Leslie youngest son OF Frank Leslie IN the 32d
year OF his
Notice of funeral heI eafter.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-24
THE RUSSIANS IN ASIATIC TURKEY.
LONDON, Thursday, May %, 1873

A dispatch from Trebizond states that the
Russians at Erzerum have received reinforcement OF
10000 men, Putrid fever is rayaging the garrison at
tnat place.
The instruction in Lazistan against tho Rus
slams is speeding It is estimated that between
10000 and $4,000 LaZls are under arms. These are
prosecuting a guerilla warfare against the Russians
about AFtVIn and Batum.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-24
ITALIAN OIERA.

Italian opera breaks out again at the Acad-
ernv of Music and short begins Tonight IN"
main purpose Of the enterprise seems 30 be tie debu OF
sguolna Gemna y na,i, who is not known at present
in WORK and s" has secured The assistance Of sig
nora GulIct ST.. Eacc NJ. Blum, and others, Inc ud
iug Herr WI Caud, WHO na- been newly decorated with
the ftc of -usr. The opening opera T. the Irnva-
tore :" !" LucIela BOIEa ana " LIhHm arc W IuNON.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-24
rn.r srprN1rY KIrELED A LITTLE.

W0StlUgtJl DTI"'" 70 TT II .7''77.7 =
The President stated to gentleman tonight
that he was very much ed al the statements pf
norfng 10 give his views the proposed iyesigauon
and tnat he has scarcely alluded 10 the subject except
fo members of ms Cabinet and or two 0nhientla
friends He expressed himself, however, as somewhat
surprsed at the Of certain southern Democrats
and especially their ndtULednessto nun I'D having a-
comuhed satisfactory state % hlnsB IN tlAI bectlOu
New-York tribune., 1878-05-24
THE ANGLO-RUSSiAN CRISIS.
AsATIsFACrORY UNDERSTANDING REACHED-sCHoU
NAInHR GINEs IMrnnr ANI AsSrRANCES.


yALOFP GIVES IMPORTANT ASSURANCES.
LONDON. Friday, May "a, 1873.
The Post publishes the following in semi-Olicial
form: "COunt SchOuYalOf brings the assurance
that the disposition IN st. Petersburg for peace
quite equals that in London.
He is also the bearer OF certain expressions of
willingness to meet our views, and OF general
scheme of arrangement for reconciliation.
Russia, however, declines TO pass the sponge
over the Treaty OF San StefanO, but is prepared 60
discuss in a Congress its various stipulations.
"rhe Count brings assurances that General Tod
lebcn has been forbidden to make any attempt TO
surprise Constantnople and also that the Russian
Government is not connected with the manifesto
recently issued by committee for equipping
cruisers.
The Posts article continues -" If Russia author
lied the expenditure Of four million roubes to equip
cruisers the other side of the Atlantic that
must be taken as an equivalent against our sum
mons of Indian troops.
THE next few days will probably witness the
inception of pompGrlcrs which may ultimately lead
10 bases FOR more definite negotiations"
sA>GUINE EXPFCTATIO>s JUSTIFIED.
The Standard discussing the Salisbury y-Schouva-
loF interview, saws it IN position t.
state that the sanguine expectations entertained of
late are, according to present appearances, fairly
justified.
Nothing is settled but unless very untoward acci-
dents intervene the Congress will meet and il will
be found that the elements of an agreement have
been reached.
"Thc Car has made many concessions Although
many difficulties must be surmounted we are justi-
in saying that if the present temper Of the Russian
Cabinet continues we may reasonably anticipate
pacific arrangement.
Count Schouyaoi's communications will be laid
before the Cabinet to-day"
New-York tribune., 1878-05-24
PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.

pRovrDpv-v r. L. May 23-prnjirg cloths have becn very
quiet but quotations Tor 81 square Extra and STANDARD goods
cash asked,
cash jx6O Cloth little has been done but prices
arc irneT at 3O. @ 3.lsc
New-York tribune., 1878-05-24
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
ARRIVED

ARRINED............. ........"MAY %
Steamship Old Dominion Walker. Richmond, city Poot
and NOrwak with and pass. OLD Dominion steam
ship Co.
lFor other ShiD Neics Third PtJs.l
New-York tribune., 1878-05-24
TPIBlNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

osaOls
mercury during those
TRIBUNE OFFICE. May "a, l a. ma decline OF air.
pressure took place yesterday, though the sky was
almost clear till toward evening Tue afternoon temper
atlre was high The moisture OF the air has slightly In
creased.
For this city and vicinity, fair weather. followed by
gradually increasing clOulncss, may be expected to-
day and partial clUudiness tomorrow, without great
change OF temperature
New-York tribune., 1878-05-24

4 Young mechanic IN Singers sowing Machine Works
made less than DEr weeks iIOm an investment ot
$500 Name furnished Alex rockingham & Co. IL
Waist York we're brokers. for their Weekly
New-York tribune., 1878-05-24

in voluntary bankruptcy before Eegister Allen. The
petition states that he resided four months
in this city and Is to In Chi
caCo. The aggregate liabilities are S51 ,575. The
consist $50 shares FIrsHaona Bank OF Lake
City-par value, $4,000; real estate at Colorado
Springs valued at $4,000; Onef0urth interest In the
American Mne $4,000 eleven shares Denver aud Rio
GraDdc Railway Company, al notes. $1,000; three
life insurance policies tor elol75 payable TO ms Wife,
AmOpg the creditors are:
fBrown, Daniel & CO
Exchange Bank Denver lZO
First National bank Colorado SpriDRs.........- 300
First National Bank Lake l9O0
FNcIntyre w. 1l'yOo
Todd Mrs. c. 4VVo
Secured.
SIX creditors OF William Richardson have filed n pc
tItiCn have him adjudicated involuntary bank
ruut their claims amounting TO $61,lOO as ioloWs:
,Dlna stepnen "'''''''"' ,FSSDDo
..-.-
hOWhIn
6ichtrus Narah sS'gOV
Jlnally, Charles @oOUo
Israel Steiner has been adjudieated voluntary bank
rupt hy Register Alien with assets, and Liabilities
amounting TO about Ss6,357. The following are among
the largest creditors:
Baehrach, samuel italy. 80 265
kimba Robinson q Ce'' 80!
Steiner, Michael 5eeo5
SLrauss lioo1
The creditors of Joseph Mercy Co., hat manufacture
ers at No rs Greene-st and Newark received report
Yesterday showing the total liabilities to be- 100000 rs,
of which amount Sll $50 80 is secured and S2S,-
095 36 contingent The assets amount to $3s l33 - "A
committee was appointed to exame the firms accounts.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-24
Gperial Notices..
/. Levi, & Co., OF l84 6TH-AvE. AND 10TH

j. l.. Lewis & Co., OF 134 6THAvE. AND 10TH
THE OLD ESTABLISHED FASHIONABLE BOOT AND
SHOE MAKERS, HAVE OPENED THEIR BRANCH
STORE AT NO I,16I BROADWAY, CORNER 27TnsF
WITH FINE SELECTED STOCK OF HANDMADE
BOOTS AND SHOES AT POPULAR PRICES. CUSTOM
WORK A SPECIALITY.
lighting Gas by Electricity specially byJ W. BART.
IEI No. 800 Broadway New-YOk. Three different
tens. Adapted TO all purposes.
Mans Mission Earth.-A thorough Medical Treatise.
Indicating Confirmed Disabilities may be removed Tho
experience OF 20 years study observation aud
practice showing the agencies that viii insure Restored Man.
hood Strengthened Vitality and sound conditions Heath,
the Marriage and Of the by which
By mail, 25c currency postage stamps)
Address Sees Museum Anatomy seieneel l46 BdSay.NY
Post once Nouce.-Tne IoreIgn mails ennns
TUESDAY, z a. Europe, by steamship Idaio.
wa Queenstown on WEDNESDAY, at a. m, Tor Europe,
by steamship Algeria, Queenstown coresponoence Tor
France be forwarded by this must DO specially al
dressed) and a. for France direct by Steamship
Canada, wa Hayre: on THURSDAY, az 8 M, Tor Orcas
Britain and Ireland by steamship CITY OF Shsster s w
be forwarded by this steamer musI pe spseaiy al
dressed) and IL m for Europe by steamsR fias VIA
Plymouth, Cherbourg ana HGmourg on "a "a sDAt Az
o a m for Europe by steamship Adratls via Queenstown
and Scotland 20 be forwarded
NV rms steamer us specially addessed) and at
Qua m ii.3O A m by steamship Hohenzollen,
Soufhamplon Bremen. The steamships Idaho,
ser, and Airatic take mails Tor Denmark
Sn porto Rico Venezuela direct leave May
81 The mails China and Japan
malls for Australia &c. leave san Francisco June 10
Post Office, sswYOrs, May ls ISIS. Mes f''''"S'''
New-York tribune., 1878-05-24
h4RRIED.

CONKLING-CUIVVIS-O MONDAY Nav 6. at the West
PRESBYTERIAN Church. by the Rev Thomas ; Hastings, W
nau H. C0nkng u Mary A, daughter Of the Late Peter
Chiyyis, all Of this city
LAMBERT Thursday, MAY % ISIS at
the residence the brides parents by the Rev. NJ y Hut
ton D. D. William Lambert 10 Fannie r. s.. Only daughter
q Henry Talmadgo, esd, sll of this city.
Al notices If Marriages must be iRdorsed Wih faU
New-York tribune., 1878-05-24

In case OF seu-siclur~- rcs u Bee; affords in.
mediate nDurshmen ., and grOceIs
New-York tribune., 1878-05-24
THE BRITISH GOVERNMENT SUSTAINED.
LONDON Friday, May ~, 1878.

In the House Of Commons last night the
debate the raising of troops was resumed,
aud continued until late hour. MI. Cros,
and SIR Stafford NOrhc0te spoke on behalf
Of the Government The former spoke in hopeful
tone but dwclt upon the necessity Of secrecy at the
present important juncture.
Mr.. Rocbuck violently attacked the OppOsition's
facIous conduct.
Nj Uoms, Hr. Forster and Lord Harrington replied,
dwelling upon the unconstitutional action OF The Gov
eminent.
Lord Ulrtngou's resolution that no force be rased
kept by the Crown IN tn" Of pence, save WITHIN lnd3.
without the saurtlun of Parliament, W"s rejected DJ a
vote OF 81 10 22G.
Til non-ComulttIl amendment ~ Sir Michael Hcks
Beach was adopted without DIVISION
New-York tribune., 1878-05-24

declaration whioi caused great excitement. The court
condemned him 10 hard labor for life
New-York tribune., 1878-05-24
Exz-ErzzE1Hu

farriages must b. iRdorsei gih fag
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-11
A New swinsiie scheme.

A new trick has been developed in Cla-
rion county, Penn. The trick, at its first
playing. paid, and will doubtless be played
as long as it will pay in other parts OF the
country. 1t may therefore pay somebody
to read this paragraph. Goodman is a no,
tion-peddler, who had become acquainted
with thriving farmer named Logue. The
pedder told the farmer he had dreamed OF
q treasure on his farm, and asked the farmer
to go with him while be identified the spot:
The dreamer did not wish to trespass, and
the farmer HUNDRED the within and went.
Rambling in a woodland, Goodman
saw an oak which answered the ap-
pearance of tree in his vision. There was
a hole in the tree about twenty feet up. 1t
was the hole containing the treasure OF the
vision. Neither man could climb the tree
to inspect the hole. Goodman asked the
farmer to help him cut the tree down,
promising to give him hall the "ind."
The farmer reluctantly consented to the ar
rangement, and the tree was felled. When
it fell there was Jingle OF coins out OF the
hole. The tree bore $4,000 in silver by ac-
tuai count. Goodman did not want to carry
his half in silver on account OF its weight.
The farmer paid him $1,000 in greenbacks
for his share, and took charge OF the coin.
The farmer cannot pass dollar OF the
money-no good--and the peddler and his
pack are gone from the neighborhood.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-11
Ey W. Godt!in, Auctioneer.

GALE AT AUCTION OF a FIRST
y CLASS FARM OF ONE HENDRED AND
FORTY-FIVE ACRES. ON THE HERMITAGE
ROAD, ONE AND a HALF MILES FROM THE
CORPORATION LINE OF RlCHMOSD:-At the
request of Or. Martin S. Taylor, shall sell ut auc-
ton. without limit or reserve, on the premises: on
TUESDAY the 18th of September, 1878, at 4
O'Clock Z. NJ. his very beautiful and productive
FAKM, called "EDGEWOOU," located rs above,
and extending back TO the Fredericksburg railroad
ON which II has front Of threc-fourths OF mile.
containing l45 ACRES; of which about 80 acres
are cleared and In lue heart, balance In wood. inc
DWELLING, containing seven rooms besides clo-
sets with portico extending the whole 'front.' and In
front of which Is 4 beautiful lawn OF about SIX 10
eight acres we'll set in clover aud young
There Is n splendid well Of water III the yard, and
two springs on the farm. ,,
The view from the dwelling Is n most lovely
one The acces; to t Is BY 4 tlrst-rat@ ROAD me
npighhorhood equal to any in the county, and Tie
heaIthuesS of The place provcroial.
The other improvements are sucn as are hccueG
for the place There Is an excellent anu large ICE.
HOUSE. ami Il Eond adjoining. FROM thc SAFE OF
Ice alone n sum can annually be realized equal 10
interest on the estimated value of the farm.
Those VINO wish 10 purchase really desirable
farm in sight OF Richmond would do well 10 attend
TERMS: One third cash: balance 1T one and two
wears Tor negotiable notes Interest NJ six per cent
Secured by 4 deed OF trust.
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