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Action of the Firemen.

Action of the Firemen.
The fire department. assembled at the
chief engineers Office last night, and passed
the following:
WHEREAS, An all-wise Providence, whose
ways are inscrutable, having in it's wisdom re-
moved from our midst our most trusted and
well-tried friend, one in whose friendship we
placed confidence, and whose integrity could
not be doubted, Mayor J. T. Maxfeld; there
fore,
Resolved, That while we submissively bow to
His mandates, we will mourn his death as an
irreparable loss to our Department.;
Res0lyed, That as o token of our grief we
will cause our houses to be draped for thirty
days.
Resozved, That copy Of these, resolutions be
transmitted to his bereaved wife and family.
r. O. STRONG,
VIM. DELANEY,
G. B. BRGE,
FRANK D. HALL.
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Ho for the St. Louis Races.

Remember the Pullman car leaves st. Paul at
:35 P. NJ, and Minneapolis at 4:l0 P. NJ. on
Tuesday, arriving at St. Louis Wednesday eve
ming at 1925 P. NJ. Excurslonists returning
will leave ST. Luis Sunday, at 7 30 P. NJ, reach
ing home Monday night. If you are going call
OH or send your name to Geo. H. Hazard
Agent Minneapolis & st. Louis railway, lie
East Third street, by Monday afternoon.
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PROPOSALS
For Wing to the Capitol !

STATE OF MINNESOTA, EXECUTIVE DEPARTM'T,
st. Paul, May IL, 1873.
Proposals are invited until Monday, June Sd, for
the erection and completion of addition to the
western wing of the State Capitol, and for rear
ranging the departments therein, in accordance with
an act of the Legislature approved March 8, 1873,
the Executive Rooms and at the Office of l. S
Burlington, Minneapolis all materials to be furnished
by the contractors.
Also proposals for furnishing complete steam heat
ing apparatus, plumbing and gas fittings.
Separate bids may be made for any of the above
| class-s of work, viz: Carpenter work. masonry
| and sewerage, steam heating or plumbing and gas
fittings.
| The whole to be completed and ready for occu
pancy by the FIRST Of November, 1878.
| J. S PILLSBURY,
J 121 Governor
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HAVE you weak or sore eyes, caused by Catarrh
ll or some Scrofulous Disease? If you have,
lose no time, but cleanse your blood with Dr. Ha lii
days Blood Purifier, and your eyes will become all
right. Try it and you will be surprised at the result
For Kidney Complaints, Female Weaknesses, and
Nervous Debility, it has no equal in the civilized
world. As this medicine has been extensively coun-
in the back Of every bottle. Ask your druggist for
it, and if he does not keep it he will order it for you,
or address s. BLACKBOARD, 81 Wabashaw street, st.
Paul, General Agent MOVES BROS. & CUTLER,
Wholesale Agents, st. Paul.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

NTOTICE.-The annual meeting of the stockholders
~ of the First Division of the st Paul & Pacific
railroad company, for the purpose of eecting direct
and for the transaction of such other business as
may lawfully come before such meeting, will be held
at the Office of the company, the city of st. Paul,
State of Minnesota 1913 Jackson street. in said city,
Tuesday, the eleventh day of June, A. D. 1873, at
10 O'Clock in the forenoon.
Dated May 2lst, 1878.
GEO L. BECKER,
DWIGHT WOODBURY.,
Directors of the First Division of the ST. Paul &
Pacific railroad company. '27
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WANTED.

"ANTED-A situation by gentleman who has
w had 20 years experience as an accountant. Will
accept employment i'll any merchandising line or
as traveller. Address,
81 ACCOUNTANT. Globe Office.
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FARM TO RENT.

NOR RENT.-A Farm at Lake Como: comprising
IL all the Improved Land within limits of the So
called Lake Como Park, lying north of tie 'Lake
Johanna Road,'' together with the Buildings and
other improvements situate thereon, the same being
known as the Ayd place. By order of the Commit
tee on Public Parks, MI. O'CONNOR,
l3-tf City Clerk.
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Internal Revenue Receipts for May

The receipts of internal revenue in this
city for the month of May reach the enor-
nous sum of $4O,OS3.O 5-by far the largest
amount ever collected in any single month
in this revenue district. The sources from
which the money was received were as fol-
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FOR RENT.

F 70 want good Office on the ground floor call on
i GRIGGs / JOHNSON, 90 East Third street.
139-I43
YT1O RENT.-No. 81 Sherman street. Eight rooms.
i $40 month. MORRIS LAhIPREY.
1877
rIlO RENT-House on Tilton avenue, between Wa
basaw and st. Peter streets. Seven rooms with
closets, good cellar and cistern. Rent to suit the
times; only S15 90 per month in advance. None
need apply but good tenant.
j. G. DONSELLY.
1919 80 Minnesota street.
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MEDICAL.
From the Minneapolis Papers.

From the Minneapolis Papers,.
YYO THE CITIZENS OF MINNEAPOLIS.-Ou
i experience in the handling of DR.. E. b. Halli-
days Blood Purifier is such that not afraid to
tell you that it is the most wonderful Blood Search
err of the present age. No medicine went out
of store that has given such universal satisfaction
it is giving to-day. Catarrh, Kidney and Urinary
Diseases Female Weakness and Nervous Debility we
ndorse the statement of Dr. Halliday, that it has
equal. CROSSMAN & PLUMMER, Druggists,
Minneapolis.
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COLORADO AND CALIFORNIA!

And in KANSAS CITY with Evening west-bound
Trains Kansas Pacific and Atchison, Topeka &
Santa Fe Railroads for Kansas and Colorado and
also with the
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and setter valued at $500. Attached is a
gold vest chain and seal, the gold setting
of which is in the form of an Irish harp.
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OTATE OF MINNESOTA-PROBATE COURT
y RAMSEY COUNTY.
In the matter of the estate of Philip Goldsmith, de
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-04-02

# FrusFsyEs Isl FaoN fiSctRS a1ys fi'Uugn RusTI.
caTsNss M II Irt7Ys er ASpTHER
;ppbDitsAI SpN.--J. III. liver ~ los Jackson
Driver. charged with forging the name OF
his! mother. ID wealthy lady cl G tl clnnntI,
to mortgages, notes. &c, and Mamie Lord,
II woman of fllrepnte who I,etso nateG AIRS.
Driver. were arrested on Saturday at Front
ROYAL. Va. by Detective sTnpp enstein, OF
CINCINNATI, Officer James Smith, OF Alex.
a,,faria, va., and Detectives McDeyitt and
McE IfrSsIi, or this e;ty and ON satnrday
n,ghtswsre taken frofn this city backf 10
Z Cincinnati John Lord NJ no drew up tine
mortgages noses, &C., was arrested a. lew
DAYS since at Lexington, Ky.,s and on
hin, was found 81, 900. srhea ctreufn-
stances of the iorgaries are that about Feb
Iruary / Driver, who had recently lost his
wife, took rp with Mamie Lord, u divorced
woman, and, finding that his cash had be
come short, conceived the Idea OF resorfing
To- forgery to make % raise. The woman
went to the hanks in Cincinnati and raised
money on the papers, and realized about
$4,000. After remaining In Cincinnati
three days, where Driver lost seyerat tlou-
sand dollars at faro, he, IN company with
the woman and Lord, left that city hurried.
Idy. Lord going. in a different direcaon.
Driver and the woman proceeueussfl 70 i ih.
ersburg, Va, where they remained shorl
time, and thence to Huntington, Gordons'
yiIle, Cnlpeper,, and Manassas, and then
came to Alexandr ia, Ya,,swhere they stayed
few hours, and afterward went to Fron'
Royal, Va, where they were arrested. D:i'
yer admitted 4 the forgery, and out OF the
amount realized he had but $40 left he
claims that the matter can be rigbted Wher
he reaches Cincinnati Washington he
TjubI icuff -. d. "a .;sst I'd. ts 4.:,f
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There was a great demonstration a
Wilkesbarre on Saturday in opposition t.
the Wood tariff bill. Delegations were
present from all parts Of Luzern county
The procession, a mile long, consisted o
five thousand men in line, bearing banner
appropriately inscribed, while the side
walks were crowded with spectators. A
large and enthusiastic mass-meeting wa:
subsequently, held, which was addressed b,
Hon. II. NJ. Hoyt and others.
4 LONDON, March 3O.-The Standards cor
respondent at Constantinople, telegraphins
on Sunday, says: ST hear, on the very bes
authority, that the sultan told the Crane
Duke Nicholas that he would not fgb
against England. The Russians will oc
cuDy BuiTkdere on Monday. The Englist
have landed q large quantity Of war pa
terial on the island Of Tenedos."
LONDON, March 31.-The Paris paper:
publish a telegram from. Athens stating {
-rumor is current there that England has
asked permission to encamp an expedition.
ary.corps on Greek territory. t ac1i.
fCoNsTASTINoPLE, March 31.-The Turks
have re0ccupied Buiukdere. The eyacua
ton Of Buidekere by the Turks has been
deferred for the present. -s.sa
The Grand Duke Nicholas to-day pre-
sided over a grand military council at Sar
Steiano. He will visit the Sultan again
shortly.
A murderer named Francis Daily, who
was acquitted on the plea of insanity, es'
capped from the asylum at Harrisburg last
week and returned to bis home, in Philadel.
phia. He was picked up by the police on
Saturday and sent back to the asylum. ~
Mrs. Tyler, widow Of the President, has
become meElber OF the Roman Catholic
Church. She was confirmed at Georgetown
on Tuesday by Archbishop Gibbons.-Ne't
Yorlc Tribune.
Tue standing committee of the diocese OF
Florida have consented to the conservation
OF Rev. George Peterkin as bishop OF West
Virginia and the Rev. DR.. Burgess as bishop
of Quincy. 's
The, Pittsburgh telegraph thinks that
after his present term Don Cameron will
write his fore-name with an &C."
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RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND CHESAPEAKE1
RAILROAD COMPANY,
OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT, March 5,1S7S.
NOTICE.-The following UNCLAIMED
IN GOODS having remained in this depot the pc
Rod Of time required by law, notice Is given that
they will be sold ut public auction on FRIDAY,
April 9Th, at this depot, IL noon: &.'-;1z,s
case Hats, Childress & NJ; bale Cotton Yarn.
Baldwin 6 Co.; bag Coffee, Isl r.. barrel Ink,
j. Fl. Chamberlayne; package Axles. w. c. Smith
/. d. Parker; box merchandise, J. Gmer: box
G goods, II. b. Schultz; box Candies, j. ID. Hanna;
i box Nails, Fuig Il Mcc.; box G goods, j. W.. +.
Almopge: box Axes, FindIey, X. s. Co.; box
no mark: l bundle Forks.;no mark; bundle Rakes,
no marx; 5 el,-Buckets. no mark; bale Dye
Stuff, no mark; 10 barrels Castings, NO mark !
package Castings, no mark IL bags Ze'l's Phos-
marx; bags Patapsco Phosphate; no mark ;
! bag Corks, no mark bundle 6riddles,
no mark; / bundle Castings, no mark; box Soap,
no mark; nests Buckets, no marx; bundles
bundle Buckets. no mark; Iane-seat Chair, no
mark; 2 Cane-S Seat Rockers, no mark; bundles
Broom Handles, no mark; ] sack Salt, no mark
bundle Head-Boards, no mark; bundles Spokes,
marx ] barrel Guano. no mark; package CAST
ings no mark; / bundle Steel. no mark; IL bun
dies Iron, no mark; bundle Iron, no marx; z
pieces Il q Pipe, no mark;7 bags Bark, no marx
bag Peruvian Guano, no mark !, crate Chnrus,
House, Belts q CO.: bundle BsrFel-Eovers, Pier.
son & b.; 1sbox Merchandise, Charles Subert I
keg Nails p CLARK; case Goods, {l a. r Lease
"A. Mc Auley II box Glass, y; barrel Glassware,
sinot fu1S Hacking, Carmel Brothers; Sewing Z:
Machine, ". Shaw; hogshsad Glass ware, tAl;
- - D1 il. q. Dola Superintendent
Z, mn 6,tSsSU,A f,a$Ap-ssx ~, "a, g,ss{lsfs
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Mr.. Sidney Brooks, Gu old gentleman who
died in Boston last week, was an exceeding
II wealthy ard cultivated man. he had
great familiarity with the military and naval
Services OF ali countries, and it is tboueht
that General Scott would have made .Mr.
Brooks his Secretary Of the Navy had ne
been elected President in 1852. Mr.. Brooks's
will gives number OF valuable requests to
divers relatives, and the remainder OF the
estate, said to be worth millions. is to be
equally divided between his nepheWs
Thomas B. rockingham, Octavius B. Frott-
ingham, Edward rockingham. Ward b.
rockingham, Henry Sidney Everett, Will
liam Everett, John Quincy Adams, Charles
Francis Adams, Jr., Henry Brooks Adams,
Ann G. Hubbard, Ellen rockingham, Mrs.
Henry A. Wise, and Mrs. Edward Everett,
widow Of his nephew, Edward Everett, Jr.
iye,o York Tribune.
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THE --LATEST PosTAI. RULING.-Po stmas-
ter James yesterday issued the order OF the
Postmaster.General providing that printed
matter OF every kind or description offered
for mailing at third-class rate must be re-
.ceived into mails for Transmission therein
at the rate OF one cent for each ounce. OF
two ounces, or fraction thereof, as the case
may be. This applies to printed directions,
or request or any printed matter upon the
envelopes, as well as the Enclosures therein.
Respecting price-marks upon samples OF
merchandise, they viii not subject such
samples to q higher rate OF postage. pro
|rided such price-marks appear in the oriSi.
nal print. This ruling is intended to repeal
and override any rulings heretofore made
inconsistent with the same. Neac York
Times = ~ '-#r ~
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By Richardson & Co.,
q Real Estate Agents aud Auctionecrs.
lll3 Main street,

TRUSTEES SALE OF 4 SMALL BRICK
l. HOUSE AND LOT on VI STREET CORNER
virtue of the provisions of deco of trust bearing
date September 10, ST, FROM laa" " l'arr :, Do!
ceased 10 the undersigned trustee dnly recorded In
the clerks Office OF the County Court Of l!cricn 10
secure the payment Of two certain negotiable notes
therein mentioned given for the pure s" OF TIE real
estate described In said decd. shall. - trnS"c IN
said deed. default having been made III the payment
Of one of said notes: and being required =" |" by
ises. on MONDAY the Sth day Of April 1878. nj
O'Clock +. NJ the real estate described In the decd
aforesaid. consisting Of ! LOT OF LAND fronting
4Sxl65 feet OH the north lne of NJ street. corner
Thirty second street. with n BRICK DWELLING
and other improvements thereon.
TERMS Cash as TO the expense OF executing ms
trust and the sum of S154.5o. with interest thereon
from the 9th day of March, 1878, and credit rs
to $l5G.73 for months. and the residue in twelve
months from the l9,h Of March. 1873.
j. 4. RICHARDSON.
frri1.t
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BY Goddin, Warren & CO.,
Real Estate Agents an;l Auc;ionccr:,
HOG Main street.

VRUSTEE'S SALE OF FORrY-NINE
Il AND 4 HALE FEET OF GROUND on THE
SOUTH SIDE or GhAGE BETWEET LAI IRE,
DENCE OF w. L. QtAKLES. ESQ. At ruE-
Lie AUCTION.-By Virtue Of certain deed Of
trust to tie undersigned trustee dated the lGLh dly
OF June, 1876. duly recorded IN Richmond
Chuncery Court, u. l.. los i. page 2j9 amt being
required so 10 do by tie beneficiary, will un,r i"r
SALE on the premises, on FRIDAY The 18th April
1878, at O'Clock =. NJ. the property - ahOT" de-
scrbed, fronting forty nine and l.If tee" on Grace
street. and running back ! So feet ~ III alley.
TERMS: Announced IT sal.
an - GEORGE W. WARREN. Trustee.
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TRUSTEE's SALE OF LOT, WITH
j. BRICK DWELLING THEREON, SITUATED
ON THE NORTH SIDE OF LEIGH STREET
ABOUT ONE SQUARE WEST OF BROOK AVE
NUE.. NOW OCCUPIED BY JOSEPH ".
MOORE-LOT FRONTS TWENTY-FIVE FEET
ON LEIGH STREET AND RUNS BACK AT IR-
REGULAR DEPTHS TO AN ALLEY TEN FEET
WIDELY virtue OF "a deed Of trust from Joseph
W. Moore and wife TO The undersigned rs trustee,
will, being thereto required by the beneficiary pro-
WEDNESDAY the 10th day OF April: 1878. Of
AZ o'clock r. H., the aboVe.dessrioed PROPERTY.
TERMS: The deed requires cash as 10 the ex-
note for $3.50. with interest from the 9th of an-
nary, 1878, TIL paid, but it Is probable that more
80 u. - FEa..ss. J CHARLES r. VASH0N,
NH 80 -g,.. rr.jflFl sifts i.r5g Trustee.
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BY Pannill & Son, Auctioneers,
Petersburg, Va.
oDOARING-RUN FURNACE" IRO

"POARING-RUN FURNACE" IRON
IL LANDS OF ABOUT NINE THOUSAND
FIVE HUNDRED ACRES. IN BOTETOURTA AND
AtkEGNXy 6oY tST EA y Tddts
AND FIXTURES, At AUCTION GoMMS 81 :, q \,
At II O'CLOCK a. NJ, ON. TUESDAY, THE !; 2D 2
PhTE 2H RtRtGE iHRtoNWoRKS," IN HETERs:
BURG. yA:-By virtue OF deed Of trust executed
to me by Tho Petersburg from forks, dated 4ih
May, l S72, and DULY recorded, snail, at the time
and place above named. and on the terms below
mentioned, proceed 10 sell ut pubcauction the fol-
l. a TRACT OF LAND lying In Botetonrt and
Allegheny counties, Va, described In said d.ci as
s nnd ete6red II for Is
ORE said to be equal to that of any in the United
States On 1t is an ircn-fnrnace, with hot-air ap-
ratus saw AMI griSt-mill, blacksmith and wheel
wright.shops dwelling house. stables, suoxe-housc,
carn-crib, ;nd other houses. The land lies on
q Roaring-Run" creek, about one mile from Craig
creek, by which iron and can be carried in bat
trar1x to James river abuut -four milesl and thence
by water 10 Richmond and other markets.
2. The LOT In the city of ctcrSburg. Va, bound
ed by Old Short AIare; street. Pike street, and
Oysfershe alley. On 1t is 4 brick machine-shop
TWO, three. and four stories high, with basement,
fronting about las feet Old street. and 40 feet
wide, and about $50 feet on Oystershell alleV, and
SO feet wide. ana large brick blacksmilh-shop.
3. The LOT in tic city of Petersburg, Va, bound-
ed by Pike street, Short Market street and the
Soutlislde railroad. On IL is.a BRICK MACHINE
ees wde and HEcR 0I TotSDR fsS'
about feet long and 7S feet wide, together with
all the
MACHINERY, TOOLS. and FIXTURES
Owned by "The Petersburg lron-Works y ut tie
date OF said deed, among which are some
10 or IL IRON and or WOOD LATHES,
4 or : IRON and 2 or 3 WOOD planners,
2 or 8 BOLT-CUTTERS,
or DRILL-PRlGSSES.
and various other pieces of
MACHINERY, TOOLS, FIXTURES,
BE LTING-SHAFTs, &C., usually found in such
extensive works. .-. e..
TERMS For the real esta1e, one fifth cash, and
balance credits of one, two, three, and four years,
notes satisfactorily endorsed, aud deed OF trust on
tue property to secure their payment. For the per-
sopa property, should 1t be separately sold. $500
aud under cash, and that sum negotiable notes,
with interest added at four and six months, salts
faclorily endorsed. And the purchaser paying all
taxes for the present year.
The whole or any part Of the property may be pur
chased privately before the day of sale.
w. l.. WATKINS, Trustee.
PANNILL & Son, Auctioneers, Petersburg, Va.
u. a
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TNCURRING AiTREMENDoUsRIs

- They tncnr q tremendous risk who sojourn or
emigrate to reside in districts where malaltal
disease is prevalent without medicinal means of
terrifying their systems against the periodic
scourge. The danger to bilious subjects, and to
those who lack bodily stamina, is particularly
serious. A preventive and curative agent Of
known anti.nalarial efficacy should be frequently
used and constantly kept at hand by such per-
sons; and on none can they rely with such GER
tainty of protection and aid as Hostetter's Stomach
Btters This grand specific roots out every yestige
of the malaria poison from the system, aud cndows
It with an am9nns OF VIA, ae,caty ana ass
also prevents and remedies disorders of the stomach
bowels, and liver, which are particularly
inVigorant. 4:fszs:f aEt ap2-Tu,Ih&o&@.
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AUCTION SAEES-FurureD Days.
BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

A LARGE SALE OF BUILDING LOTS
IA ON COUNCIL CHAMBER HILL AT AUG
TION.-By request of the owners, who reside be-
yund this Stale. we Will sell by auction, upon the
commencing at o'clock +. NJ, rs many of the VA
CANT LOTS OH Counci-C Chamber Hill as there
may be 4 demand for. They front on Ross, Four.
tecnh Broad, and Mayo streets. and will be sold III
lots of convenient sizes.
This property has an elevated. pleasant, and re-
tired situation, within few minutes walk or The
best business part of the CITY, and offers special III
duccments TO persons seeking building sites COM
biuing those advantages with moderate cost.
TERMS: Will be unusually accommodating.
GRUBBS Il WILLIAMS,
NH % AuciiOncers.
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PROPOSALS.
OFFICE OF CITY ENGINEER,
RICHMOND, VA. pril 2, 1878. )
NOTICE.-SEALED PROPOSALS. will
IN be received at this Office until -,.,- .--s
WEDNESDAY. 10TH INSTANT,
-, at 6 o'clock P. NJ,
for furnishing the city mules und horses with
FEED,
PROyENDER, &C.,
for the term Of three months.
The Committee on Streets Generally reserves the
right to reject any proposals, and of giving the
contract for each article required 10 the lowest bid
Gers therefor. ..#-
Forms of proposals can be obtained BIZ applying
at this Office w. u. CUTSHAW, I
an 2-dtd City Engineer.
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DY. VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
ID HUsTINGs COURT of The city of Manchester:
entered ut the March term, 1878, in The case Of
CersIey's cxecutrix rs. Cersley's heirs, I will
sell at rublic auction. on the premises. on WE'D
NESDAY, April 8, 1873, commencing at O'Clock
T. NJ, If fair: If NOT, on the next fair day there
after,l the following VALUABLE BUILDING
LOTS In the city. Of Manchester:
First. TWO LOTS III Terry's addition, known as
Lots Nos. G7 and GS. on the north side Of Deca,u
street between TAYLOR and Evans streets, fronting
33 feet each Decatur street by $50 feet deep
alley IN common 1G feet wide.
Second. Two LOTS, fronting SO. feet. each. on
the south side of Porter street near the old corpora
ton line, running back l65 feet being part OF Lot
No. IN the plan of Manchester. ..e-9
Third. LOTS Nos. Ii and ~. ut the corner OF
Stockton and Eleventh streets, fronting 80 feet
each on Eleventh street by 1877 feet deep.
Fourth. LOTS Nos. go and 81. fronting 80 feet
each on Eleventh street, commencing ut the corner
OF Everett and Eleventh streets, and running back
between parallel lines 1877 feet.
TERMS: One third cash; the residue ut SIX and
twelve months. the purchaser giving Negotiable
notes Tor thc deferred payments, and little retained
Until HE whole purchase money Is fully paid and
conveyance ordered by the Court. :.
49,. MARY F. CERSLEY,
ape Commissioner.
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by Richardson & Co.,
Ppol Estate rents and Auci fOneprS

VALUABLE FRAME DWELLIN G
' AND LOT ON TWEN'rY.EIGHYH STREET
BETW EEN BROAD AED.GEACE STREETS-
auction. onsthe premises, on TUESDAY the 9th OF
April. SIS, ut AZ O'Clock i. NJ. the VALUABLE
FRAME DWELLING owned and occupied by Mrs.
Craddock, with basement and Two stories above.
containing seven rooms: kitchen, &c; and lot
fronting 80 by 1913 feet more or less, on the east
side OF Twenty. eighth street between Broad and
Grace streets, Church Hill.
TERMS: One third cash: balance In six and twelve
months. negotiable notes given for the deferred pay
nens, with interest added aud secured bya deed OF
trust. RICHARDSON CO.,
nDy .ss Auctf0neerS