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Daily Republican., 1878-11-18
CRIPPENS' TEASTORES.
THOMAS N. wIER'S
NEW PRICE LIST

| Sugars as low as 9 cents. White Sugar at
8 cents. 8 cans of Tomatoes, hrst class, rs cts.
2 cans Of Table Peaches. % cts; 2ns Of Honey,
25 cts: glasses of Jelley. % cts.; 3bs Prunes
Is cts.; 2ts Of PluRs, rs cts; 3bs of Mince
Meat, Is cts: Ans OF A Butter Is cts: 2ha
Pealed Peaches. Is cts; bbH Of Peaches, halves,
% cts; 6ibs OF New Peaches, quarters. 25 cts
Pumpkins 10 cts.; z cans Bakers Corn, 70 els;
Sardines, 10 c's.; 3bs fine new Raisins. 25 cts;
Abs of Currants, new. % cts; Ctron, new, ter
n. 20 cts: 2Ds Iced Fruit Cake. rs cts: 2ns
Coffee Cakes, rs cts; Macaroons. per n Is cts. ;
3hs Soda Crackers. 25 cts, 3hs of oyster
Crackers, Is cts: Sbs Oat Meal, 26 cts: Ems
Sliced Apples. Is cts; GoOd Apples. per n
3 cts: Ans New Rice. % cts: 81 Excellent
Cheese, % cts; Black berries, 8 cts: French
Peas Is cts. per can Preserved Pine Apples
IS cts. II b Ncw Heminy cts n gt. New
Peas cts. per qt.: Split Peas s cts per at 4b
Corn Starch, rs cts. 5its good Starch 25 cts: :
Chow Chow and Pickles 10 cts a bottle The
best Catsup IN the world IS cts. a Qall0n good
Solid Packed Butter for family use, % cts. a
H.. All the best Syrups as low as can b.
bought and Soap the same. We have had a
great run on our l6 cent Coffee-give 1t atrial.
Our Flour is so good nd so low we want All u
give It trial at 80 co per barrel II can't he
beat. Good Corn cts. per can; Washing
Crystal, Il cts. doz.: fine Irish Dulce Is cts.
a n.
Come to 1909 Market street for bargains.
THOS. NJ. WEIR, 1868 Market street, VII
mingt0n. Del. nvl51m
Daily Republican., 1878-11-18
Clothing
The Primary Canse OF q Distant
Symptom.

Nervousness is rarely disease in itself in
herent, but is the lineal offspring OF dyspepsia,
In majority OF cases. The nervous disturb.
ance Is at first trifing, but ultimately its par.
ent so undermines the general health, az to
produce consequences very threatening to that
great nervous centre, the brain. Hostetter's
Stomach bitters Is the most powerful medici-
nal opponent of the ravaves of Indigestion
and protects the nervous system from them
The tremOrs, the unnatural anxiety, the head
aches, tho sleeplessness and loss Of appetite
which characterizes digestive irregularfty and
weak ness. ana which are almost invariably v
accompanied by an uncertain condition Of the
bowels and inactivity of the liver. are ali
when nervousness does not proceed from the
cause designated, 1t affords most grateful re.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-18
The REPUBLICAN has the largest
circulation Of amy paper In Dela.
ware. Advertisers take . note Of
this.

We NeTIcE by the Wilkes SPIRIT Of
the Times that tine Honorable Thomas
Francis Bayard, of Delaware, the hard
money candidate for the nomination Of
President by the Democratic party.
acted as one OF the. judges at a horse
race at the Jerome races. He and his
friend Belmont, who presented him
with a fine horse some time ago. were
both in the stand.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-18
The Gazette says 1t was Regular

After great deal of spread -eagl4'
sensational writing, the Republicon, W
suppose is satisfied that Col. 4. l.. Mar
tin was paldoned. Everything abou
it is regular, and if he does not hol,
the warrant for it, he certainly know
who does, or he ought to know .--Ga
1ette.
Bravo! Gasette. This is "Betsy anC
the Bear" over again. On Friday oul
funny neighbor was a little riled anG
intimated in pretty plain terms that We
were too imptrtinent and it absolutely
refused to answer our questions or tt
be catechised by us. At that time il
was not certain whether there was
record of Col. Martins pardon at Wash,
ington, and the editor knew that il
there was no record of it there, it was
all up with the Colonel, for there was
no record Of it on the docket of the l.
S. District Court of Delaware, and the
warrant Of pardon if ever one was sent.
had been lost Or misplaced. But no
sooner does some enterprising journal
ist find the memorandum at Washing
ton and telegraph it to the Associated
Press, that 1t appeared in Saturday
mornings papers, than our Ex-U. S.
Marshal began to feel little easier ana
supposes that the REPUBLICAN is salts
fed that Col. E. l.. Martin has been
pardoned and that everything about his
pardon is regular.
Well, may be he is or may be he is
not. A memorandum at Washington
says be is, but that is all the proof
there is for it. There is letter float
ing around somewhere written by C..
P. Johnson, at that time j. S. Marshal,
to Col. 4. L. Martin informing him
that he (Johnson) had received some
kind of papers relative to his pardon.
The letter has been differently quoted
two times and published in the tw,
cent paper at Fifth and Market streets
The first ''quotation stated that NJ
johnson had received the papers for
your pardon" and the second three OF
four days afterwards was that Mr.
johnson had "received the Iresidenf.
wdrrant for your pardon" Our read
ers will note the magnitude of the mis-
take between papers and Presidents uor.
rant. Journalists in copying letters
don't make such big mistakes as that
But our neighbor has grown amiabe
all at once after its Greenback scare
and says everything about his (Mar
tin's) pardon is regular and if he doel
not hold the warrant, he certainl,
knows who does, or he ought to know )
If this is what the Gazette calls regu
lar we wonder what Kind of mix ul
irregular wsuld be. We do not thinl
1t a very correct way of doing busines
to say nothing of the regularity of it 70
aU. S. Marshal to receive pardon
from Washington for man and neglpc
to have it recorded on the court docke
or even filed away in the archives 0
Daily Republican., 1878-11-18

cOngeneYS OF the SOuth we're eulOoiuehu
to commit their outrages on the Consti-
tution and the laws. 1t Is not impossi-
ble that the Southern inalc0ntents will
have their arrogance taken down few
pegs by the result OF the late elections.
The Democrats do not grow rs fast as
they did and there is fearful looking
for Judgment in the future. Grant
Is in the air.
Now that the Sentinel has SO efec'
tually held the Republicans in check,
We mean from voting in Kent County,
we hope it will get matters so arranged
that Delaware can help to elect Grant
or some other good Republican.
Let the Governor in the beginning
bring around him good men as ad
visers abandon the party hacks and
place SEEKERS and appoint men Of abIli'
ty to position: John R. McFee, N. b
Smithers, Edward Ridgley, Georer
Gray, Victor DUPONT, or any gentle
man of like character and ealibre would
at once lend ability and dignity to his
administration.
These are not the kind Of men to car
ry the party through to victory, though
it would be a grand thing too See
our new Governor use the emergency
and shake oil the party trammels.
From the Newark Ledger.
In choosing the Presidential candi
date the next time, instead Of looking
for a barrel of money let them 'ook for
a bushel of brains. They will find
their man in Thomas +. Bayard, oi
Delaware.
Well, Bayard has fair share o.
brains, but Conkling, Blaine and Grant
has as many and from amongst thos.
three will come the next President.
We have never heard any complaints
that there was not ample room in New
Castle for all the business requirement.
Of this county. To make Wilmington ;
county seat, the building Of new
court house and other necessary build
ings would incur SO large an amoun
of taxation rs TO retard private build
ing operations and render those alread
on fost unproftable.
Weare with you again Brother Ledger
We can agree on most importcnt ques
tions. How silly to hear men talkin
about oppressive taxation and want
division Of the county.
The Deidudrean, in looking for tn
causes Of Democratic defeat in tn
Democratic State. of the north, says
was not owing to the financial positio
Of the party, but it was through tn
> ambition of would be leaders.
winds up with the following prediction
The principles which will be involve
in the contest OF 1880 will be of sue
grand magnitude and lofty importanc
that they will marshal public opinio
without regard to the ambition of pc
litcal rivals. Aud we know full wei
; that when such great truths and doc
trines as the Democratic party has ul
held are at stake the people of thi
country will s-e that right and honest,
shall triumph ever fraud and corrup
tion.
We believe too that the people vii
see that right and honesty 81 all tri
umph over fraud and corruption, sue
frauds especially as Tilden tried t
commit with his "bar'lsn of money an
the outrageous frauds of the Sont
Carolina Democracy.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-18
A m uAeBIlent.

The amusement seekers of Whining
ton will have a chance this Monday
and Tuesday evenings to witness Mag
gle Mitchell, supported by good com
pany from the Holiday Street Theatre,
Baltimore, Md, in the plays of "Pearl
OF Savory." and ''Lorle," at the Grand
Opera House. This Monday evening
the pearl of Savory" will be present
ed and will undoubtedly he quite treat
to her,many admirers in this city. She
will be greeted with good houses, ana
entertain her audience to their hearts
content. On Tuesday evening, she
will play "Lorle.' Go see her, and
spend few pleasant house.
Clothing
The attention Of the citizens of vii
mington is called to the fact that John
H Moore, who is one of Wilmington
old established tailor's can still b.
found at his store No. 22S Market St.
where he keeps on hand full and larg.
supply of fall and winter suits tha
will fit any boy or man in the city, and
give them satisfaction both in price
and quality of goods. Call and see
them before purchasing elsewhere
Merchants tailoring in all its branches
attended to.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-03
AUCTION SALES...EufEre Days.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF A LARG

H,RUsTEEs, SALE OF A LARGE
iaes. on LEASED LAND. Known AS THE
TXg T2sWHsHs p A1s9 3
FIXTUgEs. EAIERACING IN PART STEAM 4 -;
ENSETE NHTMASH1saEsHi cy yl1ss
OF deed or trust from Messrs: Archer, Goodwin q
Co., 10 The undersigned. wellington Goddiu and
I Is7s. duly recorded in RichInond Chancery Court
and OF another deed OF trust, executed by the said
parties to The undersigned. X. e. BIankeIshp trns-
fs nH in snS e
Court we the said trustees, win expose to sale ~
Ruof aac OF Se e fs7s At
O'clock X. H.. ali Of The PRoPERTY Of every kind
embraced 10 both OF said deeds. consisting OF me
q large amount OF VALUABLE MACHlNERY,
TOOLS. FIXTURES. &e.-yiz.:
gG6E Ea ana ESs b e
S $:SESt qHSSI SS MACHINES win
$ eA Sc, b g II SHegSSsa%sS;Es
! MERRIMAN B0LT;GUTTER,
! s sGHWETTz sG BoLT. (
! sINGLEzHEAD goLT-G CIT
B0 Boil : :; and %,I sHEARs'
8 LARGE GANG TAPPERs,
SHALL GA MSSe T All TEIEPsp1yG.u,curyE
8 SuT.B6RRiNG MAcHiNEs,
LARGE ENGINE-LhTHE,
l Is ENGINE-LATHE and CHUCK,
l SKIS ENGINE-LATHE,
l UPRIGHT DRILL-PRESS,
l POST-DRILL PRESS,
/ FIVE FOOT PLANER. with CHUCK, ANGLE
PLATE, and CENTRE;
2 TUMBLING-MILLS,
DIES. DIE-HEADS.
PUNCHES, SOCKETS.
and other TOOLS used In the manufacture OF
bolts and nuts.
Numerous PATTERNS for the above machinery,
and also sundry PATENTS owned BY The late
firm;
together with great variety Of other articles apper-
taning 10 the business heretofore conducted by the
late Hrm OF Archer. Goodwin & Co.; catalogue
of which will be exhibited ut the sale, and In the
mean time can he procured from the auctloneer or
either OF tho trustees.
TERMS OF SALE-Viz.: All sums under 800
cash; over that sum. up 10 $500, TWO months
credit; $500, four months rreut-the credit
payments bear six per cent. interest. and TO be
secured by approved city endorsed negotiable pa
per. W: G0DDlN.
JOHN c. SISTON,
Trustees In first deed:
r. f. BLANkESSFIP.
no 21-eodtds Trustee In second deed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-03
by Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1Il3 Main street.

SALE OF DOUBLE
1 FRONT FRAMED DWELLING ON WEST
MAIN STREET.-By virtue OF a certain deed of
trust from Ii. T. Wright anC others bearing date on
the 9Th day Of July, 1873. recorded in Richmond
Chanccry Court clerks Office, In p. Is. los b..
page 3l7, being requested so 10 DO by the holder
of The note secured in said deed, default having
been made in tic payment of said note, will pro-
coed 10 sell By auction. on The premises on THURS-
DAY the 18th day Of December, 1878, IL O'Clock
p. M, the PROPERTY described in said deed rs
fronting forty feet on the south side of west Main
street one hundred and ffty-dve feet east of Lom-
bard street, and running back within parallel lines
one hundred and seventy-niuc feet more or less TO
an acy twenty feet wide, on which there Is q two
story doube-fr framed dwelling.
TERMS: Sufficient In cash to pay oil expense of
executing this trust and OF note described In said
deed for $500; for any balance Of the purchase
money on such terms as may be made known ut the
time of sale y. LEE,
do q Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-03
4 PROBLEM LONG SINCE SOLVED

A PROBLEM LONG SINCE SOLVED.
IA Vow 4, remeis those proliac causes OF disease
an Impoverished circulation an an impaired aasss.
,,o,, was problem the solution Of which had otten
n,su "a medical s;tiii but whsch was solved over
of ccstary ago by seiutroduction OF Hos
,s,,ess stomach BI,ters to public and professional
notice. since that time. which may well be said 20
have initia,eda new epoch sn the history OF meai'
,ne. the remedy and preventive referred to has ob
famed footnoldi in the confidence Of The Americaa
peop,e thsteach succeeding wear has only sessea 70
strengthen. II IS recognized throughous tue Union
rs tonic or the hrst order, rcmedy 10, aaa ~,
the stomach and bowels; as reliable means OF re-
forming disordered state of the iiycr, and OF coun-
1eract,ng q tendency % rheumatism govt. l.,nsis
and uterine disorders. oe o io' 1--WE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-03
'OR REM, .... ---...s-. Gs
THE HOT SPRINGS, DIE

.7s OF BATH COUNTY. VIRGINIA. Z.
Pursuant 10 decree Of the United States District
Court for the Western District Of Virginia. entered
on the 21st OF November, 1875 in the matter OF
Samuel G. Tardy. bankrupt, will. on the 23D OF
DECEMBER, 1878, at IL III. of that day, In front
OF the United States custom-house, In the city of
Richmond, Va. offer at public auction TIC. LEASE
THE HOT SPRINGS PROPERTY, of Bath county,
Va. for the ensuing year.
This property includes large and valuable farm,
the hotel cottages and other buildings at the Hot
Springs, and the hotel furniture.
The lessee will be entitled to possession January L
1879. and tue lease will! expire October 81. 1879.
! will require five hundred dollars 10 be paid in
cash, and the balance Of the rent in i've equal In
stalments-yiz., March I, 1879, May !. 1879, July
!. 1879, September j, 1879, and November !,
1879.
Iwlll In the decd OF lease require the lessee and
his surelics by proper covenants protect the lands
from waste and improyident farming and to return
safely the furniture.
If the highest amount offered at public auction
SHALL In my opinion, be insufficient shall refuse TO
accept the Offer and Will lease the property pri-
vatey and II the security offered Is not satisfac-
tory, shall reject the bid.
! will give any information about the property
which have to parties desiring II who viii address
me, at any time. at Chatham, Pittsylvania county.
Va. or meet me In Richmond, at the office OF
Messrs. Ould & Darlington. on The 9th or 23d Of
Decembe-, 1873, between The hours Of IL A. III.
and Ia M. IT either OF those days.
W. E. SIMS,
no 26-3w Assignee Of s. G, Tagdy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-03
By Goddin, Warren & Co.,
Real Estate Agents & Auceoheers'
HOG Main street. ~. !:
v,7tI,RrrsTEE,s SALE OF VERY DEsIR

7t,Rr1sTEE,s SALE OF VERY DEsIRA-
Il BILE PROPERTY IN THE CITY OF RICH
aeed ~ trust from H. G.. Arnett and wife to the un-
.dergcned trustee, dated the 18th day OF MAY,
IsT5 and duly recorded IN the clerks office OF the
d,Eancery Court of the city OF Richmond, In Deed
BOOK B. page 250 and being required so to DO
by the beneficiary. viii offer for SALE on Ine prem
1878, the following property, at 81 O'clock +; Al.
LIST. The LOT on the north SIDE OF Aiatn ne,"eea cen
running back between parallel lines lo9 feet, WIN
a desirable FRAMED DWELLING thereon:
cd. LOT In rear of the above, 5H oy 1o4 fee., I'M
= sd. LOT on the vest line of Jefferson between
Byrd and Canal Streets so by l2O feet 70 an
say at o'clock P. NJ, SO much thereon as Will
SATISFY The amount secured under the deed.
TERMS: Cash sufficient TO discharge two notes OF
shoII zach INST due, and accrued interest thereon
and expenses OF sale; residue ON such terms rs may
ha announced at sale. ). NJ. GODD1N,
do Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-03
BY George S. Vashon & Son.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneer>,
No, 7 north Tenth street.

GROVE AVENUE PROPERTY FOR
JSALE AT AUCTION-SALEP POSITIVE AND
WITHOUT RESERVE.-By request Of the owner,
we are authorized to sell at public auction, on
Tuesday the 10th day Of necenlber next. at 4
O'Clock r. NJ, that BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE;
with FOUR ACRES OF LAND attached. situated
on Grove avenue q short distance from the city The
DWELLING contains ten rooms; also, KITCHEN
BUILDING with four rooms. The dwelling Is sur
rounded with beautiful shade and fruit-rees OF the
choicest varieties. Now in the occupancy OF Pro.
fcssor Edmund Harrison.
The attention Of capitalists IS called to this sale
rs safe and profitable investment
TERMS VERY LIBERAL One fourth cash bal
noies, interest added, secured By trust deed upon
the above property. ,o>,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
moan No. Tenth street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-03
BY Robert B.Lyne.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioncer,
No. 1912 Main street. -

TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE DESI-.
l. RABLE TRACTS OF LAND IN HANOVER
COUNTY, FOUR MILES WEST OF ASHLAND,
Known AS THE KlMBRouGH-,LAND;;,,A AT
of a certain deed OF trust from Mrs. E.. a. Kim.
brough. P. KimhrouRh, and others, recorded IN ths
Hanover County Court. d. B. 10, page $50, dated
December z. 1877, and In execution OF decree OF
the Circuit Court Of Hanover, entered Oh the 9Th
day Of November. 1878. in the cause known as
Claugh, &C., cs. Courtney and Lyme, trustees, and
Klmbrough and others, we wT at the request OF one
Of the holders of the notes secured by safd deed de-
fault having been made In the pas ment OF the same.
sell at public auction upon the premises. four miles
west Of Ashland, commencing at IL o'clock A. Nj
on TUESDAY the Sd of December, 1878, all Of the
LAND described Ia said deed as foiloWs-to wit:
LIST. A tract containing 205 ACRES; I'd. tract
containing 75-ACRSS; and Sd. One other tract OF
100 ACRES. There is upon portion OF the SID ST.
soil is good and of that kind usual 10 Hanover coun
~. part of'the land was formerly owned by Mrs.
Frances Moncure.
TERMS Cash as to balance due on note of Ss25
of about 1926, with all interest, cost. &C., and eX-
penses Of sale; balance upon terms TO be given at
sale = r. ROBERT u. LYME,
A. Il. COURTNEY,
po26,27 2S,3O&de2& Trustees.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-03
BY Richardson s Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs,
1113 Main street.

THREE SPLENDID NEW STOCK
L BRICK AND wHITE-MARBLE. FRONT
R AZ sf THE Io6 6ERSSMrr R6XEMESTs con-
nALE Oh b HT cdMPNNY. N TIE
S9gTH SJDg OF FR AZ STR S4 r Re
+ FOX EE SALE IAp BY ApC c THURsDAY
the 9TH day Of December, 1878, at O'Clock r; ~,
shall sell by auction on the premises tho,e thr5e
pWELLISGs, located as above with nearly five
com pleie stories-basemeni three stories ana Man
sard roof and lots 20 by 100 feet 10 20-foot alley.
The front part OF the basement is arranged for tbe
furnace with which to heat the entire building
with fuel vaults and double rnt-prool paVenents::
In the rear part Of the basement, above the Level OF
the ground is The kitchen with large range for not
and cold water, kitchcn-drcsser, dumb-waier, Hour
wants water-closcts, bells, spcaking-tubes. ana
hose for back yard. On the second noor'1s land-
some par9r ana dinnE -d d frt6
floors three beautiful chambers: eacn' nbrarl.
bathroom, and wa!er-c!oset on each noor. On !ne
fifth floor IS the hllliari-roo, with wash-room WINE
and cicar-room attached. Also, In the rear OF the
above, three servants rooms entered by rear
stairway. separating them from the main ;nnlaalnE
as distinctly as If they were altogether detached.
The front Of these houses are OF the most superior
oil stock brick, the front steps, door and window
facings of pure white marble, the window-gaSs Of
French plate, and the veSttoules tiled and wains-
coated with different patterns OF foreign mar
bic ants s OF 1e .eS iSes
throughout. All floors counter-sealed. and partI-
tions studded with herring-bone bridging. These
houses are built in every way OF the best material,
in the most superior style aud finish, by the owner.
who Is builder Of long experience and one OF
the largest IF not the largest contractors 10 Bal'i-
more city, who has gathered information aud taste
not only in this but In foreign countries.
Houses open daily from A. NJ. to p. NJ. for in
specion.
TERMS One fourth cash balance in six, twelve.
eighteen, and twcnty-four months negotiable notes
to be given for ihe deferred payments with interest
added, and secured By deed of trust.
RICHARDSON & CO.,
nooS AuctiOneers.
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By Davenport 6 Morris, Auctlonecrs.
BY Robert =. Lyme.
Real Estate Agent and AuctiOneer.
1912 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY DESIRA-
l. HLE AND VALUABLE CORNERSTONE
PROPERTY ON WEST MAIN. CORNER OF
PLUM STREET. WITH NICE DWELLING
OVERHEAD, AND ONE OTHER BRICK
DWELLING OF FIVE ROOMS, &C, ADJOIN.
ING. AND SEVERAL VALUABLE VACANT
LOTS ADJOINING ABOVE HOUSE, BY PUB
Lie AUCTlOE.-By virtue CT the provis-
ions of certain deed or trust bearing date April
9TH. 1876 recorded in The clerks office of Chancery
Court of city Of Richmond, In y B. lo7 A. p; ~,
executed by William Kelly and Margaret his Wife 10
me trustee, shall, by request OF the holder OF the
note secured by said deed, default having been made
in the payment of same, proceed to sell ny pubic
auction, upon the premises, commencing at O'CLOCK
p NJ at the corner s. ore, now occupied by illlam
Kelly, on TUESDAY the 10th day Of December,
1878, all the property described in the deed rs
fronting 70 feet Main street At the corner OF Plum
street, ana running back l25 feet. Also, another
LOT adjoining the above fronting 20 feet and run
ming back 10 feet TO 20-foot alley. There is on
The corner To-; 4 very valuable STORE, now doing
good business aud has on the premises fine well OF
water. stable all csSry Outouses, &c. &c. Spe-
cial attention Is called this sale. rs the property.
being situated In that part OF the city which Is being
most rapidly improved, as well rs being on one OF
the best thoroughfares Of the city, should command
attention. ... H.,
Terms: Cash as 10 cost and expenses of sale and
to pay off note Of S166S.52. with Interest, &C..
thereon from April z, 1877 balance unon terms TO
be given at sale. +. A. SAUNLERS.
de 2.3, 5.7.0G1O trustee.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF A NEW COT
l. TAGE RESIDENCE ON THE CORNER OF
TWELFTH AND EVERETT STREETS; LOT 33
BY 100 FEET.-By virtue of 4 coed OF trust exc
cuted to me by Joseph j. Banton ana wife on the
goth day Of September. 1871 and duly or record 10
the Hustngs-Court clerks Office OF the city of Man
chester, in Deed. Book volume 8, page l62, default
having been made in the payment Of the amount Sc
cured by said decd, will sell at publ AUCTION on
TUESDAY the 10th day Of December, 1878, ON
the premises, at 81 O'Clock p. NJ. that new and
desirably located COTTAGE RESIDENCE as above
described now In The occupancy Of said j. j. Blan-
ton containing four rooms, and situated IN one of
the most pleasant and healthy neighborhoods In our
thriving city Special attention Is invited 10 'nis
TERMS: Cash rs to 1885 and cost OF executing
this trus1-say about 1885; and the balance upon
M % l.. 4. CIIILES. Trustee.