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Gloucss,er Fish Marker.

NLUUCESTER, Nass., Jam O.. q
Gloucester Fish market and arrivals for the week
ending to-day:
Only ten tishsng arrivals have been reported, 4
from Grand Banks aggregating 10000 lbs Halibut /
fares; from Grand Nenan with frozen herring. The
demand for all kinds of fish is light with small stocks
on hand and prices firm; we quote Georges Cod 50
to 525 Mackerel scarce at SIC 90 q 10 90 per Dbl for
Shore and Bay rs and Us. Hake at Is " qtl; Pol
lock at 90 for salt and so for slack salted Cusk at
So Haddock at 90 Napes and Fins at so per Dbl
Haibdt fins at 30; Halibut at Heads at 50
Tongues and Sounds at s. picked Sword fish at 90
picked tongues s; picked Haddock at rs; picked
Cod at %. Last sales Bank Halibut at l0l "a 74c
% fb for white and gray; Smoked Halibut g. "a &c y
ID, as to quality; prepared and homeless Cod to 73C
y ID, as to quality. Medicinal oil at 1 90 pera gal
tanners oil Soc per gal; porgie oil 45c pc gall Shore
Goldfish and Haddock at &c y fb; fresh tongues al
SC p fb fresh Herring 25 per cwt.
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ar at Malaga Dec Is, brig G Jowett, Reed, from
Porto Cabello.
In port Dec Is, brig Mary E Penpell, Eaton. wig;
sch Prescott Hazetne, Wadin, 40
Ar at Cette Jan 2, barque Kennari, Downing, from
New York.
Ar at st Jago De, 90 brig Iris, Anderson, NYork;
2lst barque Jose Bueno, Jones. do; brig Carrie
Pickering, Barbour. Cow Bay; sch Charlotte Jane
son, Jameson, Philadelphia.
Ar at Cienfuegos Dec %, sch Richardson, Pray,
Trinidad.
Ar at Cardenas Dec 25, barque Pao Alto, Jenkins,
New York; briss Raven, Nash, do; 2stb. Stockton,
Allen, Boston; Fannie b Tucker, Wheeler, Cardiff;
Carrie Bertha, Hall, Portland.
| Sid 2sth, sebs Lizzie Wilson, Wilson, Pensacola;
Eva Yates, Yates. North of HatteraS
AR at Matanzas Dec IS, sch Canton, Henley, from
Philadelphia.
Ar at Cardenas Dec &c. brig Antelope. Raw, Port
land; sch w Wheeler, Bowman, New York; 9th,
Don JacntO, erosion, Sagua; schs Albert II Waite,
DriskO, Portland; Nellie Scott Hurlbut, PhilaGel-
1 pha.
| Cid 27h sch Irvine, Brown, New York.
ar at az sagua ga, sch Gyte. Laughton Marseiles
| brig Don Jacinto, erosion, Cardenas.
| --latest by European steamers
Sid I'm Palermo Dec 18th, Caroline Eddy, Otis for
| Ar at Genoa Dec IS, Adelaide Norris Turkey New
York; 10th, Ada Gould, Merritt, Philadelphia.
| Cid nth. Addie Sleeper, Sleeper. Havana.
Ar at Gibraltar Dec 10, Louise A Orr, Orr, Alexan-
dria
ar at Cadiz Dec II, Ada Whitney, Gilohrst, I'm
Sid I'm Lisbon Dec Is, Carrie Purington, Doaue, for
| Cadiz.
Sid FIN Flushing Roads Dec 20, Bristol, Fosset, for
| United States.
| Sid FIN Maasllus Dec 2Oth Theobald, Adams for
| Savannah.
| Cid at London Dec %, II Southland. jackson for
| Sandy Hook; Red Cross, Rowland, Tybee; %, Nam
| cy Pendeton Pendleton, Cardiff and Callao.
| In Portland Roads 21st, Cumberland, Weber, I'm
| Newcastle for Santa Cruz,
| Sid TN Gloucester 21st, Emily L Sheldon, Hayes
| Cardiff.
| Sid fm Portsmouth goth, Addie McAdam, Curtis
l New York.
CID at Cardiff 10th, Harry Morse, Drummond fol-
| Valparaiso.
SID 3Oth, Etnestine McAlevy, Havana.
4 SPOKEN.
| Oct %, lat "a S, lon 90 w. ship Willow ood Henri.
| man, from Liverpool for Hong Kong.
| Dec 8, in Turks Island passage, sch l. Burns, TN
| New York for Cape Haytien.
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Reasons Why All Should Use the
ReactiOnary Health Lift.

1t makes strong appeals to the common tense
every man or woman in every walk of life 1
furnishes an exercise which may aud should be In
troduced into every house; which may be practiced
at all seasons in all kinds Of weather. by persons Of
both sexes, all ages, and degrees OF strength or
weakness, alone or in company. No one can say too
much in praise Of it, and no one can afford TO do
without it. All who Investigate thoroughly use It.
and consider it Invaluable and indispensable. 1t Is
the safest, simplest cheapest and most efficient
medicine ever discovered. No claim is set up for IL
which is unscientific or impractcable.
General.-It is the best OF rest. 1t IL perfectly
safe. No harm ever came from its use. Ii strains
to the affected parts By its use the health Is easily
maintained. The purchase Of Reactionarv Litter
is the best kind Of economy. The convenience OF
having one in the house is very great.
Mind and BRAIN 1t inyigorates and
strengthens the brain, and renders iJ more active
and ef1clent IN all its operations.
sleep.-lt IS the simplest and safest narcotic. IL
is the most natural and probably the best means of
inducing sound and refreshing sleep.
NerVes.-It is a wonderful tonic to the whole
nervous system. 1t Is most efiicaeOus remedy in
paralysis, if taken in time.
Lungs, Throat and Voice.-It gives special
expansion and greater mobility to the chest; en-
ton, and brings the voice more fully under control
As preventive and cure OF lung diseases it has no
equal.
Exercise-It is the most perfect exercise for man
or woman, furnishing the best form of physical
culture and Development in the safest, easiest
most thorough and expeditions manner. 1t is
better than the gymnasium, and free from It's
dangers; cheaper than the saddle; less laborious
than boating, and infinitely better than drugs in
majority OF chronic diseases. 1t rounds and harlens
tbs muscles and educates them into ever ready,
faithful AMI eihcient servants Of the will.
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The KniRhts of EliherfY.v

NEW YORK. Jan. 6.-At recent session 81
the Knights of Liberty at Reaking, Pa, every
state ia the country was represented. The SUBJ
ject was the formation of new national party
in the interest of labor, more ccrrency and the
remonetizstion of silver and the payment Of
the public debt in silver colo. Catholics and
Protestants are alike admitted. The members
favor Gov. Young of Ohio, and claim him as
member. There is state branch in every
state where the movement has made any head.
way. The name of the central organization is
known to very few. All proceedings are under
pledge of secrecy.
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ITALY.
The King seriou.Iy III.

LONDON, Jan. 6-Midnight.-The King of
Italy is very i'll. The first intimation was dat
ed Rome this evening, and represented his i'll
ness was not serious, but prevented his going
to Turin. A telegram dated IL 80 D. H. saws
it has now transpired that the King on Sat
urday was attacked with violent fever which
produced pleurisy on the right lung. The
symptoms cause apprehension and it NAV
prove complicated case Of miasmatic fever.
The King slept several hours Saturday nj chit.
prespiring freely. The fever, however, again
increased toward O'Clock this morning.
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The Burning Coni Wine.

louisville, Pa, Jan. 6.-The fire in the
mine at Summit Hill is still burning fercely
The ground continues to give way and in ad.
dition to the engine house with valuable ma
chinery that went down yesterday, it is now
feared the fan house, used for purifying the all
in the mines, will soon fall in. The breaker at
near Shenandoah, was destroyed the first Of
last night. The colliery is very large one,
shipping about 100 loads of coal daily Loss
about $4,000. About 400 men and boys are
thrown out Of work.
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DIED.

In this city, Jan. 5, Mr.. Patrick Dougher, aged 55
years months.
Funeral services this Monday forenoon at O'Clock,
at No. AZ Washington street.
In this city, of congestion OF the lungs George W.,
only son Of r. NJ. and e. q. Milliken, aged years
and months,
Funeral services this Monday afternoon at 8 o'ck
the family.
In Deering. Jan. 3, Walter L., son of Erastus B.
and Meta 3. Bennett aged years months.
Funeral services Tuesday afternoon at 2 O'Clock,
at his fathers residence.
In Westbrook, Jan l., Lena May, youngest child
OF the late Moses and Lovina Knight, aged years.
70 The funeral of Mrs. Nancy Parker will take
place from her late residence, OF Washington
and Fox streets, at 81 O'Clock this morning.
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CHICAGO, Jan. Cattle-receipts rs head ship
ments 5000 head; no choice.
Hogs-receipts 900 head; shipments $500 head F.;
market active, firm and bigher all sold; mixed
packing at % q 25; light hogs at 4 10 a 4 Is;
choice shipping at IS q 4 45.
Sheep--recepts 20 head; the market is nominal
extra to fancy at I q g 90; fair to goot weheIs
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RanIsrunt yYhi,Izx Eirn,

CHICAGO, Jan. 6.-R. r. Ford, of the distll-
cry firm of Ford Oliver & Co., has gone into
bankruptcy. His secured debts are $77, 900 and
unsecured $7,440. The United States has a
claim of $4,000, for the recovery of which suits
against Ford are still pending. He is also re-
amount of $4,000, and his bills discounted
equal $4,000. He has an open account of sums
due him aggregating $4,000 and unadjudicat.
ed claims value unknown.
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MARRIED.

In this city, Jan. 5, by Rev. a. Il. Wright, George
W. Newbegin and Mrs. Salone S. Prentiss, both of
Portland.
In MontvilIe, Jan. 1, j. F. Marsden and Miss Ora
Z. Bean.
In Winthrop, Jan. 1, j. w. Mitchell of Auburn
and Miss Mary f. Getehell of Winthrop.
In Lewiston, Jan 1, Henry Farnham of Woolwch
and Miss Marcia j. Skinner of Lewiston.
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Eurepeam Markera.

LONDON, Jan. 5.-(Beerbohm's Circular)--Float-
ing cargoes of Wheat are quiet; Corn is strong:
cargoes on the passage and for shipment of Wheat
quiet. Corn unchanged; good cargoes Mixed Ameri-
Corn off the coast 20 a % 6; choice No Spring
Wheat shipped in January or February 81 a So
at Liverpool Wheat is quiet and Corn a turn deaTer,
Corn 20 6.
LONDON, Jan. 5-123OP. M.-Consols at "a 7-16
for money and 81 9-10 for account.
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Political Investigations ia South Care
kiux,

lima.
COLUMBIA, Jan. 5.-The special investigating
committee appointed by the State Senate to ex-
anime into the alleged bribery of member
last winter by D. T. Corbin, is now iu session.
The committee consists of four Democrats and
one Republican. About forty witnesses ara to
be examined as to alleged payment of money
By Corbin to secure his election to the U. S.
Senate. The bond commission is also In ses-
sion completing its inyestig alton into the bond
ed debt of the state, and preparing a report
which will be ready by the reassembling of the
Legislature on the 10th inst.
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Moody and Sankex.

HARTFORD, jan. 6-Moody and Sankey be-
gan course of revival meetings TODAY ia the
I 1n, with three meetings. The building seats
oOOO and was filled both afternoon and even
gain admission. ~
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A BLOODY Fight Between Indian s,rs.

ST LOUIS, Jan. GA bloody fight took place
some days ago on the south side of the Red
River, in the Pan Handle of Texas. between
hunting party of Cheyennes, Pawnees and
AAtfspahoes. Ib1rty Cheyennes and twelve
Pawnees are said to have been killed, The loss
OF the Arrspshoes is not stated The cause of
the tight was trespass of the Pawnees on the
hunting grounds of the Cheyennes
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The Rest Of silver

Will lose its brilliancy and become furnished and
when this happens "STLVER WHITE will polish il
up easily and quickly, making it look like plate
jewelers. and Druggists sell it. DENNISON & CO..
Boston.
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New Orleans BankersrProtes, against the
Silver Bill,

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 5.-The banks COM
meeting to-day, passed resolutions PROTESTING
against the passage of any law by Congress-
authorizing the coming of silver except as sub
sldiary coinage, without legal tender value
and recognizing only gold as the recognized
standard value of the world
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LIVERPOOL. Steamer Quebec-35,S73 bush Of
wheat 6S6 bush peas, 800 lbs bacon 81 500 do oat
meal $50 do butter, $4,000 do tobacco 10 bbls of
bungs ID cases boots and shoes, 16 bbls potash, I
do ocake, 1855 bales cotton, 1900 lbs lard 600 do
leather, 20 cases dried apples, 81 sboxes nails 800
sheep, packages merchandise.
BUENOS AYRES. Bark D .Chapin-4O4 1858 feet
lumber, 1900 pickets.
HAVANA. Schr John Bird-4s9O shocks and
heads -
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

Clearing Mouse Transactions.
PORTLAND, Jan. 5.
The Clearing House OF the Portland Banks report
the transaction of business as follows to-day
0roSS Exchanges S156, SOS 70
NeG balances 29,945 &c
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Bank Statement,
New Work stock and menev mark.,.

NEW YORK. Jan. 5-1225 P. M.-Gold steady at
1929. Sterling Exchange, long, 482 do short, ASA.
Governments firm. State bonds trffe better. Stocks
firmer.
The stock market opened quiet but firm, with the
exception of the coal shares which advanced to a.
On call the entire list became weak and declined 10
per cent; Lake Shore, 6ls; Erie, q; Western
preferred, 62 Rock Island 90; st Paul. $751; do pre-
terred 724; Delaware & Hudson, 46; Delaware g.
Lackawanna, AZ.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
STATE OF MAINE.

In House OBJ REPRESENTATIVES,,
January 2, 1878. !
ORDERED, That all petitions or orders for
legislation except those for redress of wrongs
and grievances which may be presented to this
Legislature after TUESDAY, January the 22d
inst, be referred to the next Legislature, and this
order be published in the Daily Kennebec journal,
Portland Daily Press, Eastern Argus, Bangor Daily
Wing, Bangor Daily Commercial, Lewiston Evening
journal and Bath Daily Times, until said date;
and this order shall not be suspended recon-
sdered except by vote of two-thirds Of the mem
bers present.
Read and passed. Sent up for concurrence.
ORAMANDAL SMITH, Clerk.
IN SENATE, January Sd, 1878.
Read and passed in concurrence.
SAMUEL w. LANE, Secretary.
A true copy as passed in concurrence.
Attest:
jan7dtdsn SAMUEL W. LANE, Secretary.
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RNREIasN PORTS.

At Calcutta Nov 80, ships Susan Gilmore, Carver
and Mari, Morse, unc; and Others.
Sid TN Saugor Nov Both, ship San joaquin, Waite
Dundee; 2Sth, Lucille, Talbot, San Francisco.
Proceeding down the Hooghy 30th barQue Carrie
Humphrey, Grocer, for Boston.
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METEOROLOGIOAL.

INDICATIONS FOB THE NEXT TWENTY. rorp
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF s1au.r
OFFICER, Washington. DC,
Jan. z Il A. MY
For New EngIana
and Middle Atlantic states colder north and
west winds, rising barometer and clear weatb-
er, possibly followed in the Middle Atlsntic
states by slighter warmer southwest winds
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PROVIDENCE, r. l., Jan. 5.-The Printing cloths
market closed easier under light demand aud full
productions quotations for standard and extra 64x64
being $50 cash offered and 3Ic cash asked.
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Daily Domestic Eseceip1s.
By water conveyance--1O90 bush corn meal TO @
W True d. Co.
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Ship Vermont, Richardson, from Maulmain for
Falmouth. E. which put into st Helena Nov 81, re-
ports having been ashore Aug g. on the TenasseTian
coast, and bottled paper stating the fact thrown
over at the time. The ship was close on to the break
ers and in imminent peril, but change in the wea-
Their took place, which saved the ship, and she pro-
eeeded without damage.
Brig Torrent, Neil, from Philadelphia Dee 26th for
Havana, has been abandoned at sea; crew saved and
landed at Havana The vessel registered SS5 tons
was built at Boothbay in 1854, and was owned most
ly at Portland,
Sch Snaloa, Robinson from Elizabethport for Port
land, with 200 tons coal consigned to Randall & Nc
Alliser parted chains and went ashore at Seituate
Fright night, and bilged, and the msDmast went by
the board. The crew chung to the bowsprit during
the night and taken off next morning and land
ed. They were cared for at the hotel and furnished
with dry clothing. Vessel probably total wreck.
She registered 1872 TONS and built in 1854 at Ma
chias, where she was owned by W Pope q Sons
Sch Isabella, from Boston of and for Wiscasset, Is
ashore near the VIM Pope, high and dry. Probably
come off Crew safe.
Sch Julia Newell. Thurston. from New York for
Camden, with corn, went ashore at Good Harbor
beach on Friday, and bilged and filled with water.
The crew were in the rigging all night and were res
cued next morning. The vessel is owned by Shepard
Jones & Co, OF Rockport
Sch Granite State, ashore near Provncetown, has
broken to pieces.
Sch Venus, from New York for Pembroke, went
ashore on Nantucket Beach, Friday, and came off
Saturday, with loss of mainboom, deck started,
leaky &C. Was towed to Boston for repairs.
Sch Silver Sorav, from Newcastle, Del for Warren,
went ashore at Napatre Point 4Uh and came off leak
ing badly. Put into New London for repairs.
Brig Harry, ashore in Chesapeake, was from Porto
Rico bound to Baltimore with cargo Of ivory, cocoa
nuts cedar, &c. She is in good condition and Is be-
ing discharged into lighters.
Sch M Brookirgs, from Port johnson for Port
land. parted chain and lost anchor at Vineyard Ha-
ven Sd.
Sch Addie NJ Bird Fales, from Portland for Ha-
vana carried away flying jbstay 3d. and put into
Edgartown,
survey aGd recommended to caulk and repair.
% See general news columns for other reports.
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Boston stock Market.

LSales at tie Brokers Board, Jan. s
$1,000 Eastern Railroad 3s's new bonds -. 549
$duOO SAG
SygGO DO .,......,-........... 54I
800 eastern railroad scrip: ..,............. So
$1,000 Union Pacific sinking fund ss........... 81
Eastern Railroad ................ .,...- "a AZ
Portland. Saco q Portsmouth r. b.. - G IS
Boston 81 Maine Railroad 7s..... 10 "a ltO1
Boston q Name Railroad. ............... "a 81
Second Call.
$4,000 Eastern R. new 81 bonds ............ 54s
% Boston q Name Railroad. ............"... 81
Eastern Railroad. '.'.".........'...."...". a
Sales at Auction.
10 Bates Manufacturing Co........, "a 7S4
80 Boston q Maine Railroad. ..........,..,.,, 979
$500 Maine Central 6s, gold extension. ...... sol
S2O09 .,.'...do rs, 1912, con..-.............. So
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O Y s = z IL s.
Tinl1mOms 81 Halves,

Stores 119 Commercial Street, and rs
and no Market Square,
VIII receive weekly during the winter cargoes OF
fresh Oysters direct from Virginia, which they will
sell by the barrel, bushe, gallon or quart, at the
lowest market rates.
Also constantly on hand New York, Blue Point
and Providence River Oysters, for sale in any
desired quantity. All orders By mail promptly
filled. no16dsntf
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

saturday, Jan. 5.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Franconia Bragg, New York-pvssen-
gers and mdse TO Henry Fox.
Sch Lucy Ames, Richards, New York. land pro.
ceeded to Rockland)
Sch Nellie Clark, Clark. New York for st John.
Sch Mary Theall, Theall, New York for st John.
CLEARED.
Steamship Quebec, (Br) Gibson, Liverpool-David
Torrance 81 Co.
Barque David Chaplin, Bunker, Buenos Ayres-S G
Dyer.
Sch John Bird, Smith, Havana-Nutter, KimbaIl
& Co.
Sch Julia A Ward, Stevens. Baltimore-A L Hob
son.
Sch Ruth Fl Baker, Collins New York; Rumery.
Sch L Godfrey Wheaton, Harmon's HaIbor, to
load for New York; Nickerson & Son.
sunday, Jan. 6.
ARRIVED.
Sch Willie Martin, McDuffe, Baltimore-eoaI to
Jos II Poor e. Bro.
Sch Royal Arch, Crowell, New York-coal to Ran
dali 81 McAllister.
Sch Annie W, (Bp ouinlau, Boston, to load for
st John, NIB.
Ship Adam NJ Simpson, Phean, which arrived at
Philadelphia Goth, reports having made the passage
from Dublin to Delaware Breakwater in I6 days.
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Oct %, lat "a S, lon 90 w. ship WildW God, Her
man, from Liverpool for Hong Kong.
Dec 8, in Turks Island passage, sch s l. Burns,
New York for Cane Haytien.
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MEMORANDA

Ship Adam NJ Simpson, Phelan, which arrived at
Philadelphia 29th reports having made the passage
from Dublin to Delawa RreakWater in Is DAYS
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BY w. Goddln,
Df w. uOuuiu,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
corner Of Eleventh aud Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
4 REAL ESTATE ON THE NORTH SIDE OF
FRANKLIN BET WEEN SEVENTH AND
EIGHTH STREETS.-By virtue of five several
deeds Of tlust executed by DR.. William W. Parker
and wifc-yiz the first to j. 4. Richardson, trustee,
4. Richardson, dated Goth of January. 1875; the
third to c. E. Belyin, trustee. dated 9th OF April,
1875; The fourth to W. l.. Cowardin, trustee, dated
l1th Of September. 1875; and the nth to 9. L.
duly recorded In Richmond Chancery Court, we,
the undersigned trustees, Will offer for sale at public
auction, on The premises, on WEDNESDAY, the
LIST of May. 1878, ut O'Clock 2. NJ (f fair; If not.
on the first fair day thereatierl he large and con;
as above. The lot has front of 27n feet and
depth of lO3 feet. The dwelling was built few
years ago by DR.. Parker for his own residence, con-
tanning eighteen rooms, with all the modern I'M
proyements. with double entrance 10 front base
now rented to good tenant for $3.50 per annuu-
exclusive Of the office, which would readily rent for
800 additional; thus making The rent equal to
1850 per annum. The location Is most desirable
SO very convenient to the Capitol Square and 10
the usual places Of business
TERMS: There being prior deed OF trust on the
property TO secure to d. S. Doggett ESQ., trustee fhe
original purchase-money OF the land payable ut hve
years after date from 30th ofJune, 1878 with nego-
liable notes half-yeary, for the interest there9n at
eight per cent. per annum, each being for s112.33
the said real estate will be sold subject to the said
deed of trust and such interest thereon as may at
the time of sale be In arrear and rs 10 the residue
months, for negotiable notes, interest added, Sc
cured by trust deed. The taxes for this year to be
JAMES a; RICHARDSON,
WILLIAM L. COWARDIS,
an 16-2O.22&dtds Trustees.