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The New York herald., 1878-11-06
All SIN AS A THIEF.
From tho San Francisco Bulletin. oc

from the San Francisco Bulletin, Oct. Isl
On Friday evening last a Chinaman. employed at
Dode spcnccrs. mile below Dayton. Butte county.
robbed trunk belonging TO ono Thorne. who was
stopping at spencers, securing $500 in money,
watch and pistol. and then made off toward Dayton.
On the way he met Thorne and pulling the stolen ps-
tol he essayed the role of road agent Thorne not
rendering at his command the Chinaman empticd the
six barrels of the pistol at him. but not hitting him.
made off in the darkness. On reaching home Thornc
discovered his loss and started In pursuit with
friends. The ChinaInan headed Oft before reach
ing town and started to the fields, escaping
in the darkness. He was again found early in the
morning and captured, Ind the money recovered In
tact; but the watch and pistol were missing. After
the money had been taken from him the thief made
bold attempt 10 escape. and making off at rapid
pace when the men who had captured him fired sew
eral shots. and the Chinaman fell over dead. An In
guest held on the body BY Judge March at Dayton.
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THE SHELTON FIRE.

NEW HAVEN. Conn.,, Nov. 8, 1878.
The loss by the burning Of Wilkinson Brothers h
Company's paper mills In Shelton. last night. is
100000. Tho insurance is $124ooo. divided among
the following companies Liverpool, London and
Globe; Royal Canadian; Howard. Of New York;
Home. Of New York; Scottish Commercial; Queens.
Of London; North German. Of Hamburg; Imperial
and Northern; Lancashire; National, Of Hartford;
Fire Assistance OF Philadelphia; North British and
Mercantile, Of Edinburgh; Guardian. Of London;
Citizens. Of New York; Williamsburg City; Under.
writer's Association. of New York; Fanuen Hail. of
Boston; Commonwealth of Boston: Prescott, OF Bos
ton: Shoe vnd Leather. of Boston; Merchants Of
Newark; Newark Fire, OF Newark La Caisse 0enerale
of Paris. The amount in each company has not been
asccrtained. One hundred persons thrown out Of
employment.
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FREE LUTHERAN DIET.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Nov. 5, 1873.
The second Free Lutheran Diet in America, under
the auspices Of the committee appointed last year.
met this morning in st. Marks Church Rev. Dr. E.
Greenwald. Of Lancaster. presided and delivered
address oongratulating his brethren upon the
bling of the second Free Diet. An essay on Tho
Grounds Of Hope for the Lutheran Church in
America" was read by Rev. DR.. W. II. Harkey Of
Washington, Ill. Professor g. A. Repass, D. d., of
Salem. Va. then presented an essay on ''The Con-
servatism Of the Lutheran Church., after which the
Diet adjourned until half past two p. M.
At the afternoon session tho paper Of Professor
Repass was discussed by Rev. DR.. J. r. Reinmund.
Rev. Dr. Seiss Joined in the discussion and after that
Rev. Dr. H. Zieger Of the Seminary Of 5elins Grove,
Pennsylvania. read q paper 1.-THE Value to the
Lutheran Church Of her Confessions" This paper
wae discussed by Rev. Dr. G. p. Krauth. Rev. DR.. w.
J. Manu. Rev. DR.. G. W. Schacffer and others. In the
evening an essay read by Professor A. Martin on
What is Embraced in a True and Reasonable Sub
scription to the Confessions"
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BOILER EXPLOSION.
MoSTgowr'

MONTGOMERY. N. T., Nov. s, 1873.
Az halfpast ivc this morning of the stock boil
In the Walker Paper Min at this place exploded
with terrific force Tho shock startled the whole vii
,age. and was felt for miles around. The boiler was
situated In wing of the main building. between
another boiler and the main building This second
boiler broke the force Of the shock but the debris
toll with crushing force on dwelling the south.
portion Of tho boiler fell into the river while the
nrgcr portion took westerly course, cutting down
txccs and dcmoishing everything in its course The
only person injured was A. l.. Young an employs,
Who received severe bruises. The roof and portou
Of tho main building above the first floor was alnost
oniplctely demolished, but the machine and boiler
rooms are intact Loss over 5000; no insurance.
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COFFEE AND POLITICS.
From the Utica Republican. Nov

From the Utica Republican, Nov. Al
Tho women's Christian Temperance Union Win
coffee at the First Second Third. Fourth. Fifth
Eighth and Tenth ward polls tomorrow. As these
efforts attended with expense the ladies should be
remembered by the candidates and citizens gener
ally. The custom Of giving coffee and sandwiches at
the polls is very conmcndable. The majority Of elec
tors well remember the disgusting that were
enacted at our polls In years gone by. when liquor
was too freely used These now. thanks to
the efforts OF Uticas noble ladies, conspicuous by
their absence Let IL be said 10 the credit Of the
sterner this year that the ladies will not be obliged
to furnish all the funds for these refreshments The
womcns Temperance Aid Society, OF West Utica. will
serve the refreshments at tho sixluAnd Ninth ward
polls Donations Of biscuits and doughnuts arc
asked The ladies of that section will undoubtedly
respond TO the call. The Seventh ward will be sup
piled in similar manner by the temperance ladies OF
that section Voter candidate. everybody. remember
TIM lndiea
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A MYSTERY CLEARED.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
AsBURY PARK N. j.. Nov. 8, 1878.
The excitement consequent upon the discovery Of
wounded man in the woods Halfway House yester
day has subsided it having been found that there
no foul play. The two men. Cook and White, both
Of Monmouth Beach, started for Shark River. After
leaving White there Cook started home and his horses
becoming frightened ran away. Cook thrown
violently to the ground among some sharp stones,
one Of which inflicted the wound in his neck After
being removed to Long Branch, and receiving medi-
cal attendance he recovered sufficiently to exonerate
White His injuries are Of such nature a. to make
his recovery extremely doubtful.
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

IN Don Giovanni" at the Academy Of Music this
evening.
The theatres last night well filed and enjoyed
the election returns given from the HERALD in the
entv'octes and in the Hobbies.
The Symphony Society of New York appear in their
first public rehearsal tomorrow afternoon November
T. ct steinway Hail. The conductor Is DR.. Damrosch.
Herr August wlhelmj is announced the violin vir
tuoso and win perform for the first time in America
concerto written expressly for him by Joachim Raf
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THE MARQUIS OF LORNE.
[DY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

QUEBEC, Canada, Nov. 8, 1878.
Tho Comptroller Of the Marquis of Lornc's house.
hold who arrived here on Sunday from England, the
Hon. Richard Morcton brother to the Earl OF Ducie
will remain here for few days engaging servants,
purchasing horses and arranging for the court.
the vicercgal household will doubtless prove to be-
Laly Sophia Mcnamara, lady In waiting to Princess
louise will arrive ont with the viceregal party.
The Msfqnis and Princess intend to proceed direct
from Halifax TO Ottawa without waiting at either
Quebec or Montreal.
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.THE HEATHEN CHINEE" IN OREGON.
SAN FRAScrsco. Nov. 8. 1878.

SAN FRAScrsco, Nov. 8, 1873
despatch from Portland. Oregon, says q fight has
occurred between about twenty white and sixty
Chinese operatives in the wolen mills at Oregon City.
Oregon. the whites being the aggressors. Several
persons both sides severely injured, and
Chinaman probably fatally shot. The authorities finally
quccd the disturbance, but fears of early renewal
OF the combat are entertained.
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HURT BY AN EXPLOSION.

John wosdale. while attending still in the works
Of the Brooklyn Roonng Company corner Of Smith
and Sixth streets. yesterday morning. was hurled
about thirty feet by the explosion Of vat His body.
hands and face terribly burned and one thigh
broken. He removed in ambulance 10 the
Long Island College Hospital His injuries are con-
~sl~~ <sksr
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GRAIN TRADE FAILURE.

SAN Francisco. Nov. s. 1878.
Tho suspension Of Dresbach & Co.. the extensive
shippers Of gran s announced It is understood the
suspension will not have any material effect the
grain trade The hrm has loaded ships and sold i'm
mediately. carrying but few liabilities. Some few
losses will In re-chartering the ships engaged
by the Arm at reduced rates. 1t is thought that
large grain raisers in the interior may be heavy losers
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OBITUARY.
REV. DIR. EBENEzER wIGaAN.

The Rev. DIR. Ebenezer Wiggan died suddenly Of
apopexy at the st. Charles Hotel. broadway, yester-
day He had been boarding at the house for some
seven years. and up to the moment Of his death
seemed in uncommonly good health and physical
vicor The deceased was born in Ireland, and was
about sixty-three years of age. He educated st
Rutgers College, New Brunswick, n j., and ofciatod
pastor Of the Dutch Reformed Church at Paterson.
in that State for a number Of years. His remains wiz
be taken to Paterson for interment.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

ANNAPOLIS. Md, Nov. s, 1878.
Commodore F. A. Parker Superintendent Of the
Naval Academy. and staff; Commanders F. v. McNair
and s. d. Greene, and Lieutenant Hamilton Parkins,
paid an Official visit to Governor Carroll at the Execu-
tive mansion to-day.
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THOMAS G. DE MosouERA

Thomas c. de Mosquera. South American revolu-
tionary hero and for many hears the leader Of tho
liberal party in the Colombian Republic. which for
several terms elected him to the Chief Magstracy a
the country, died in Panama, October IS.
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ALEXANDER SMITH, CONGRESSMAN ELECT.
Alexander Smith. the Congressman elect in the
Twelfth New York district died at Yonkers. n T. at
ten O'Clock last night. Mr.. Smith the republi-
can candidate. He was large carpet manufacturer
in Yonkers and employed a large number Of handav
He was never in politics before.
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FAILURE IN BOSTON.

BosroN, Nov. 8, 1879.
Tho failure Of Mcssrs. Clark. Adams 4 Clark, one
Of the largest importing and jobbing crockery houses
in Boston, is announced A meeting of their cred
itors will be called soon as statement can be
prepared.
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THE DEPARTING sCOURGE.

Light REPORT OF YELLOW FEVER CASES IN THE
SOUTH
NEW ORLEANS Nov s, 1873
The weather here is clear and pleasant The num-
ber Of deaths reported Is 81 cases. 52 total Deaths
3,967; total cases, Is, ,296
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes in the
temperature for the past twcntyfour hours in COM
parson with the corresponding date OF last year "A
Indicated by the thermometer at Hudnuts pharmacy
HERALD Building, No. 2lS Broadway
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BURNED TO DEATH.
LOWELL, Mass, No,

LOWELL, Mass. Nov. 8, 1873.
Two children were burned TO death on Jefferson
street this forenoon, the mother having left them
in cradle near he stow, where their clothing caught
hro.
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A FAILURE AT MONTREAL.

MONTREAL, Nov. s, 1878.
r. oHara Co., merchant tailors. have failed, with
liabilities of $4,000.
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NINE 1NrERMENrs IN MEMpHrs.

MEMPHIs, T6nn NOV. D. 1915.
From six o'clock last night until noon to-day tho
undertskers report nine nterments Of per-
sons who died In or outside Of the city.
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Average temperature yesteruay J5ts
Average temperature for corresponding date last
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship Bothnia. for Queenstown and Liver
pool, and Amerique. for Havre. win sail from this
port on Wednesday.
The mails for Europe will close at the Post once q
twelve O'Clock NJ and for France direct st halfpast
twelve p M.
THE NEW YORK REHABILITATION for Europe-wiu
be ready at half-past eight O'Clock in the morning.
Single copies. in wrappers for mailing. six cents.
sumption and tha. the disease may Se checked IN y: il.
cpiency use q once DR. ad sats ron
Be true to your teeth,
Keep them white and sweet
As your soul till death
Be true to your teeth and ycurseif. and denS
Forget to be true to your sozoDoSr
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This aromatic tooth wash renders the teeth pess yhs
and mpars the breath delightful fragrance Sold By
druggists.
A-FoR GENTLEMENY HATS OF EXTRA QUAIL
Nassau NJ s% si''e' st. : 80 ''--' -''N'' - -
A-rALL STYLES 0ENTLEMEN's HATS REApx.
. ''p'po''' p'''eA '''' -. . BURKE al4 Broadway.
"BoLLNGER" CHAMPAGNE.
;, DRY ;x1 ExTRA R,a,.SI SuALirIT; III .,-.
DOCUTA OIL CAPSULES. ls
Mono genuine except the DocusH All drussistA ~
HEcKERs' sUPERLATIyE OR NEW PROCESS
FLOUR OF the highest grade in barres half barrels snd
ta he had an order will receive prompt attention
Croton Mills, 2o3 Cherry St, New York
HAVE YOU THE CHILLse
Ys :. 81 q. ads sy Il
druggists
LAxATINE LOZENGES BEST PREPARATION
Of magnesa for regulating the bowels 2ss- Al drug.
gists
"pLAY DIAMONDS
camiils iiumrHRxr's f1a,sIAs DIAsoSDs. upon which
diamond precipitated by voitsic .ection on 5 pars
crystal base They are for ssio only at HuMPHRETS
@ s.c Sse Ss1s ny sssn
DONE CHEAP FOR CASH
AT THE METROPOLITAN
JOB POINTING OFFICE,
~ ANN ST.
RUPTURE CURED-DR. MARSHS TREATMENT
Is the only safe and reliable Forty years practical
cxpercncc Only once vcsey st. Assor House. opposss
st. PauIs Church
TO MAKE THE GUMS HARD AND HEALTH
BRowS's CAxrnoRArED SAroSAcxous DKNrTnrcu, 2Sc
THE THIRD AND FOURTH FLOORS OF THl
H%EEALD % BUILDISS TO LET suITAsLE nAI roR kAwd
PuRPosEs APPLY IN THE COUNTING ROOM or
THE HERALD OFFERS FOR SALE
TWO SINGLE BULLOCK PERFECTING PREssEa.
capable Of printing IA 900 copies per hour
OF eghtpagc paper either six sevcu or eight counA
ALSO ALL THE sJERE9TYyg IT. ] g,-a nAcHISsRr N
address j. 9; sENsEr
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THE PLAGUE IN JACKSON. MISS.

TIE PLAQUE IN SACNSON, MISS.
JACKSON, Nov. 8, 1873
There were two new cases and two deaths from
yellow fever to-day.
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ONLY ONE DEATH IN CAIRO, ILL

ONLY ONE DEATH m CAIRO, ILL.
CAIRO. Nov. s. 1878.
There has been one death from yellow fever in the
past twenty four hours. No new cases. There are
but four cases hand of which two critical and
two con valescing.
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EUROPE.

0YsrERs-OYsfERs-ro EXPORTERS OF 0YG
~ TIERS TO ENGLAND
Messrs. ri. SAUNION CO., Of IL MARK LANE,
LONDON propretors Of tho QUEENsBORo oYsrER
FISHERIES In the Duchy OF KENT, ENGLAND, will Be-
TIERS which they will sell At their UNIVERSAL OYSTER
DEPOT, BILLlNGsGATB, ~ tho highest practicable
prices
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This aromatic renders tho teeth peasy va
mparts the breath delightful fragrance Sold by
druggists.
A-FOR GENTLEMEN'S HATS OF EXTRA QUAIL
ity 60 direct the manufacturer, ESPENSCHElD, llo
Naxsa at
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Be true to your teeth,
BE true to your breath,
Keep them white and sweet
As your soul till death.
Re true to your teeth and yourseif, and donS
Forget to be true to your SozoDoNr.
The New York herald., 1878-11-06
.ROILINGER" CHAMpAGNE.

A-FALL STYLES GENTLEMENS HATS READY.
at popular pricea Fine silk HAT
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A-ATTEND TO THE FIRST SYMPTOMS OF CON
sumption and the disease may bc checked In Its in
cipiency use at once ExPEcroRAxr safe
cdy for all affections Of tho lungs and bronchia.
The New York herald., 1878-11-06
PUBLICATTONs.

n --
EvELYN'S FOLLY.
fascinating novel, by the anthor Of ~Throwu -
the World" Beautifully printed and bound In CLOTH
Price 81 50.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-12
w,,as tho EpglIsh POST. oasce Does.


The british post.office has been a peoples
s,yinas bank for some eighteen years, and
II saaIns 70 he steadily growing In populari-
~ Ar the beginning Of 1S77-the Post
master. Generai has given us no later figures
on that subiect-there were 1,702, 374 deposi-
tors remaining on the books, and the total
denosits we're S134,9S2, $50, being an average
az n little over $40 to each depositoT. The
nost-office is intended to be bank Tor the
neonle, and number OF strict provisions
arc made to prevent the use OF IT as q gen.
eral bank of deposit. The deposition must
sign declaration in presence OF witnesses
that he is not interested in the funds OF any
similar institution.
DEPOSITS OF less than twenty-five cents
are not received, and no one may deposit
more than $3.50 in any one current year.
When the deposits have reached 500 no
further deposits can be made, and when
principal and interest amount to $1,000 IN
terest ceases. The rate OF interest is only q
little more than one per cent. The savings
arc invested in consois, on which the inter-
est is three per cent; hence there is q
saving OF nearly two per cent. on tnaI
amount OF the national debt. so the Postal
Savings Bank is really a considerable source
OF revenue to the Government.
The business Of annultles ana hIe-lnsuf-
ance was added in 1866, and there IS mere
also a steady increase OF business. ms
also is intended for the masses, and not for
the rich; hence the amounts insured and
the apnuities granted are not large. The
lives Of persons OF either sex between the
ages Of sixteen and sixty may be insured
for any amount from S1OO to $500. For eX-
ample, a man or woman aged thirty may be
insured for 5000 by single payment OF
s215. so, by yearly payment through life
of Sl1.G5, or even by fortnigbtly payment
OF 81 cents. II may also be effected by
quarterly or monthly payments. Annuities
NAV be immediate or deferred. A large ma
iority prefer the former method.
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-Ia,are,r..,N sAsrs--Pn,are Stays.
BY KooerI u. Lyle.
Zeal Estate AGENT aud AuctiUticc-,
~ so. 1912 Main street.

SALE OF REAL AND
il Personal PROPERTY IN THE COUNTY
OF HANOVER, NfAI. THE TOWN. OF ASH
fASR A MD SG 5o xhHRSA6 We AZ ShS1
TIONBy virtue ofthe provisions OF c C 1et
Of trust recorded in Hanover County Court, y. b.
b bro and ais, dated the 7th OF December 1877,
To te undersigned. rs trustees 10 secure TWO certain
notes dated December z, 1877 drawn OK Z. MIN,
at Six and nine months frein date for 1920 each,
we WILL direction Of the holder Of the first note ie
secured by sa n d lee in Execution Of said
trust sell first, on TUESDAY The 18th day OF Sep.
TENDER. 1878, ut ocleck A. NJ NJ inc EH Zen an
Franklin street, In the city OF Richmond, THE PEE
so}NAL PROPERTY conveyed Dy SAID deed-as
coon woaK-MULEs,
+ % Sy$$f'
HARNESS. BRIDES. SC.
The stock Is In good order for work.
AIso, in further execution of said trust, VIII sell
upon the premises OF Mrs. Eliza :. hlnpr2uSSii'
four miles from Ashland on thes-followinI fEi >
DAY. the 2Oth day Of September, 1878, at IL
Sa q q MlIak1InSt SRS9gEglfs;oelM ENGINE,
nd R hfg LMac ihMs 9c with about and for the
And Immediately thereafter SO much of the fol.
nav the balance due after the sale OF the personal
nronerty. four miles west of Ashland, In Hanover
County, described In the deed as contai ning.Iract
40. j. 2O5 ACRES: Tract No. 2. Is ACRES; ard
Tract No. 8, 100 ACRES, with all Improvements
district norton OF said land was formerly owned
by Mrs. Frances Moncurc, and is OF the usual soil IN
that neghborhoOd.
named.
Special attention is called To this sale. Parties
wishing 10 purchase the saw-pill, boiler, engine
machinery. &C., can inspect them upon the premises
of MIR. Reuben Oliver, near Ferdon, on the Chest.
peake and Ohio railroad, Hanover county, where Inc
saw mill Is now working.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash Is to note of $500 pas
due and all cost and interest same, and so much
as will he required pays note due the 10th day o
Scptember for 1925, and cost and expenses Of sale
AS to the residue of the terms they will be ibeTa
and announced time of sale OF the real estate Fol
fmrthcr description and particulars Apply top Kim
brougll, Esq. near Ashland, or to the auciioneer.
| ROBERT 3. LYME,
| A. r. COURTNEY,
Trustees,
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AUCTION sALEs...Fusurc Days.
by j. Thompson Brown,
Teal Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
1I13 Main gtreet.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME HOUSE
i AND LOT ON JUDAH STREET NEAR
LEIGH sTREET.-By virtue Of deeI OF irust
from 8, 70, Jones and wife to the trustees of the
virginia building and Savings Company. dated
June z, 1876, aud recorded In the Richmond Cham
Gerry Court, d. Is. 1903 A, page 295. and whereas de-
fault has been made In the payment Of The obiga-
ton 10 said Associations and being required TO DO
we, the present trustees or said Association, viii
sell on the premises, on MONDAY. September o.
1878, ut 81 O'Clock p. NJ. the LOT aud HOUSE
above referred to, fronting "a feet Judah street.
and running back between parallel lines 10 feet:
being the same real estate conveyed By the deed or
trust above referred 10.
TERMS Cash as to expenses of sale and 30 o.65,
aud the balance on such terms will be announced
at sale in accordance with deed of trust.
JOSEPH +. FARRER,
RICHARD G. HUBSOS.
PETER a. MARTIN.
Trustees.
r T1,o,psOS Known Auctjoneer se5
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by Robert L. Lyme.
Teal Estate Agent ana Auctionccr.
1912 Main street.

VERY NEAT AND DESIRABLI-LO-
' GATED DETACHED BRICK DWELLING:
WITH IRON VERAEDA. No. sig NORTH
STREETS, NOW OCCUPIED ljY PETER 4. SUI
LETT. ESQ. CONTAINING FIVE ROOMS:
BRICK KITCHEN, STABLE, &C, FOR SALE AT
ADDITIONALLY request Of the owner who now re-
sides out Of the city, and has determined 10 SELL we
viii offer for sale al public auction, on til" premises,
on FRIDAY the 18th of September. 1878. ut
) p. NJ, The above DESIRABLEAND PLEASANT
RESIDENCE For location, ncighhorhood, con-
vcnience, &C.. IL IS equal TO any. There are nice
shadc-treeS In front, side. and rear yard. To one
desiring neat and desirable home or good Invest.
ment this offers II rare chance.
TERMS: At sale. II. T. LYME.
AucIiOnctr.
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BY Robert u. Lyme.
Real Estate Agent and Aucttoncer.
1919 Main street.

VALUABLE AND D e s r a 3 L 2
Y INDEPENDENTLY ON THE EAST SIDE
Of SEVENTEENTH STREET. CORNER t QE
FRANKLIN STREETS, WITH LARGE DWELL W.. IL
ING ABOVE; AND ANOTHER TWQ- Sylr y {
I I'EYnALL UPON A PERPETUAL GROUND
RENT-FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Atlhe request
of the owner will offer for sale the
Inc l2ih day OF September, 1873. at O'Clock
IL For profitable investment this property should
command the attention OF bidders, pelns i9ca.eu ,
In such good and public pace Ior Il cioli'iuh VI
dry goods establishment. ,,,,--
bargain will certainly be had, and parties may
attend the sale with the assurance that the property
will be sold, and the title Is guaranteed to be good
TERMS OF LEAsEnoLD VIII be explained az SAFE
49," - ~ -. .s'.H AuCtfOneer.