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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1881-06-09
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BRUNSWICK S BoTANIST.

BRUNSWICK S BoTANIST
Miss Kate Furbish of Brunswick, who has been
for several years engaged in making collection
Of the flowers Of Maine and of painting them from
nature, has got some 800 species and has set her
self to collect 1000. She has recently gone to
Aroostook on her second tour. Last season she
added some fifty species to her collection there
She found there new species of pedicularis-or
lousewort, and Prof Watson, of Cambridge has
named 1t after her, PtdicUktilS FuiJshae This is
the first time are told that female has had this
honor conferred upon her. 1t is quite compli-
ment to Names enthusiastic and industrious and
skllful botanist and talented artist for her paint
ings of flowers are not only scientifically correct
copies from nature, but they are beautiful works
Of art well. Gardiner Home Journal
CONGREGATIONAL CONFERENCE.
ROcKLAND, June !. The Lincoln and Sagada
hoe Conference Of congregational churches met in
this city to day and was opened this afternoon by
a devotional meeting, followed by sermon by
Rev. j. E. Pond, of Warren, and discussion of
the question How to bring non church goers into
the house OF God" The session this evening was
opened by praise meeting followed by discussion
of the question "As to what sort of meeting is de
manded by the times" in which Rev. W 4 De
pew, Rev. K. w jenkins and others participated
The meetings will be continued to morrow
NAMES SHIPPING INTEREST.
PORTLAND, June 7. A meeting of the Maine
ShlpoWners and Shlpmasters Association was held
in this city this afternoon, at which many of the
leading ship owners of Maine were present Capt
e. C.. Goss, of Bath, the president, reviewed the
object and origin of the Associations and recon
mended that auxiliary associations be formed in
each customs district The organization was com
pleted and by laws adopted Plans for future OPP
erations were made and committees appointed
The next annual meeting will be held in Bath
Much interest was exhibited.
SPRING RACES
RocKLAND; June T. The spring trotting circuit
opened fayorably at the Knox Trottng Park this
afternoon, with a good number in attendance
There were seven entries in the three minute class
and six in the two forty class purses Of 300 and
$50 respectively, being up for these races The
three minute race was won by "Cunard" sired by
"Von Moltke," entered by Joel Richardson OF
Skowhegan-time 24la, 24O, 238a The two
forty race was won by yellow Dog sired by
Winthrop Morrill,. entered by j. P. Gibbs, of East
Bangor-time 361, ? 364, 2,85!.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1881-06-09

An American horse has won the Derby, the great
race OF England and the bird OF freedom rears its
head more proudly than before. Our English
cousins take their defeat good naturally. The
winning horse is lroquois, colt belonging TO Mr.
Lorllard, of New York. Fourteen other colts
contested the field with roquois
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1881-06-09

The Rev. l. S. Kallochs sermon IN the First
Baptist church, Rockland last Sunday morning,
was mainly personal, and was both an apology and
defence of his career. He said, among other things
that i'll no ecclesiastical tribunal no court or no
business company, could there be found any record
against him. and he thanked God that he was a
minister OF the poor and OF the people
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1881-06-09

The Boston journal voices Republican sentiment
in the following paragraphs
Is it not trhe infu Dig for the Vice President
OF the United States to be engaged in II political
intrigue, the real intent Of which Is to snub the
President of the United States!
The burden Of the popular soug twenty years
ago "kaly round the flag, boys The new
song and the popular one to day is, Rally round
the President. When there is treachery in the
air the people most manifest their LOYALTY
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1881-06-09

There has been no change in the stua-
ton at Albany during the past week
Conkling and Plat have held their OWE,
and the opposition have not agreed upon
candidates. The New York Express says
that Conkling has given up the hope Of
reelection. All he will now strive to do
will be TO procure an adjournment. In
Tuesdays ballot Depew's vote Increased
to -; this being the only change Of
Importance. Conkling has returned to
Albany.
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There are 33,5& ways of spelling scissors. Oh
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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1881-06-09

The Governor and Council, June md by virtue
OF An act TO tax Express Corporations. Companies
or persons carrying on the express business this
state, approved March 18th, 1881 and III accord
ance with its provision assessed the following tax
upon the several corporations companies and per
sons who have procured licenses from the State
Treasurer for doing, and who have done express
business. on some railroad, steam boat, or vessel
IN this State for the year ending Aprl lst 1881
But two parties have returns according 10 the
provisions Of said act-the Merchants and Prin-
cess Express Companies The Governor and
Council have made the assessment upon other
parties upon such gross receipts as they think
Just with such evidence as they have been able 10
obtain
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1881-06-09

The Trustees Of the Theological Seminary held
their annual meeting June LIST and elected officers
for the ensuing year. The resignation OF Prof. D.
S. Talcott chair of Sacred Literature was accept
ed Prof Talcott has filled this chair for fortyt
years and resigns on account of i'll health The
expenses for the past year were $1,000 The
funds Of the Seminary now amount to 100000
besides the grounds and buildings. The alumni
dinner occurred in the afternoon, also the inaugu-
ration of Rev. Prof. l.. F. Stearns to fill the chair
Of Systematic Theology. Graduating exercises of
the Senior class took place in the evening.
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GpuBBs & WILLIAMS. Auctl
BY Gruhbs & Williams.

Real Estate Agents and Auciioneers,
Eleventh street between Main aud Bank.
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ily Robert d. Lyme,
Zeal Estate Agent and Auctioneei,
1912 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A LOT
az rRhcE siETTwEEV THiRTY:FiRsT AND
FahME HoTsE THEBEGS. AND a q! LOT 4
PRINTING 35k FEET On sEXENTLENIH
BETWEEN CEDAR AND WASntNeiSn,,
sTRsETs, WITH A FRAME sIoRE A Mr
PWELLISSG, no; a., NM A h1 norT " SIX
nUjM1. AND OTHER IMPR0vENESTs
THEREON. Ar PUBLIC AUCTION. no.
Ford &C, Richmond Chancery couft-Decree
Hewlett. &c.S Of April o, 1881.
In execution Of decree IN the sbove-men,lons s'
suit, we, the undersigned. appointed special com
missiouers thereby, Will offer for SALE upon the pre-
FRIDAY, MAY O, 1851,
Mt 8 o'clock T.. M.-Hrst. the LOT fronting Az feei
on Grace between Thrty.hrst and Thiity.second
streets. and running back SO fee, Win SMALL
TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE containing TOUR
rooms, now occupied by tenants.
Imme diatelv aflerward, say AT O'Clock i. VI - we
tween Cedar and Washington streets. fronting 30
feet on seventeenth street. aud runs back TO tue pro-
perty Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Tom,
many. The property Is In very GOOD order abh VIII
nav well rs an Investment The street has recently
been paved with granite spalls, and Is In periec'
TERMS ON the first piece VIII be one fourth cash
the re. due IN equal instaments at six. Twelve, spa
eighteen moths On the second piece one tnIu
ca n ; residue at six aud twelve monihs-lne put
chasers of either piece to give negotiable noies 1er
ing per cent pierest from the day OF sale, ana tue
lille 10 be retained until the whole VI the p,ircnase
money Is paid and n Conveyance ordtreh ny 'he
Court EDWARD Y. CANNON.
T. DARLINGTON CABELL,
,noa Special Commissioner.
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By virtue Of decree OF the Chancery Court oil
the city OF Richmond In the case OF SctTHly'
who sues, &C.. rs. Dickinson st ais. entered on
Apri 10. 1881, the undersigned. special commis-
sioners appointed for The purpose. VIII proceed 10
sell by public auction, on The premises on
WEDNESDAY, MAY IL, 1881,
at 5H o'clock p. NJ, that TRULY VALCABLE
PROPERTY. located as above described ironing
Is feet (more or less) the s0uih sde or Franklin
street, Ind running back the same wldsh bttween
perslel lines along the east line OF shafer street
/ so feet to an alley 20 feet wide.
The CORNER LOT, with the improvements
thereon fronting abeut 35 feet. will he offered first.
After which, The VACANT LOT adjoining on the
east; II will be sold rs whole If deemed best at
the hour Of sale.
The DWELLING has about thirteen rooms, gas,
water, bath. room. and Is IN good repair
This sale offers rare opportunity TO secure one or
the most desirable lots now offering in the most
fashionable part OF city, and should attract the
attention OF all In search Of trt-class property that
will certainly increase In value.
TERMS: One fourth cash balance In three equal
payments at six, twelve and eigh'een months Tor
notes, with per cent. interest addcd title TO be
retained until the purchase-money Is paid In full
aud conveyance ordered by the Court.
ROBERT STILES,
A. X. COURTNEY,
JAMES CASKIE,
Srecial Comml ssioners.
X. q. CHAFFTN & Co., AuctioBeers. ap29
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By W. GOddin,
Real Estate Auc,ioneer.
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
i REAL ESTATE ON THE SOUTHWEST sIDE
OF WATER STREET. NEAR To He WHAkVns
OF TIRE OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COM
PANY, ADJOINING THE SHIP-LOCks.-By viz
tue OF a ceed of trust bearing date Z7h January
s62, from Colonel n. G. Cabell and wife I" the un.
uersigned trustees. duly recorded IN Ricbmonl
Chancery Court, and In accordance with the terms
of a decree OF The Chauccrv Court OF The CITY OF
Richmond entered on he 10Th April, 1881 IN me
case of Cox's executor u.s. tabtll &c we shail oner
for safe at public auction, on The premises,on
FRIDAY, MAY 10, 1881.
at IL O'Clock NJ. ar fair: If not, on The first far
diy thereafierl the following REAL ESTAIf. To-
Gated as above, and particularly Described IN the
plat of survey recentlv msdc by j. y. Pea ants
veyor and hlrd with The papers OF said ctuse-NiZ
LOT &. fronting % feet on Water street. running
back on its west line 100 feet, aud on us easi ilne
1877 feet TO bank of the sbip.lock: and LOT ID,
fronting on Wafer street 5715 feet, running back on
its western line 1919 feet 10 The ship.iock ana me
avenue t. Dock, and fronting thereon anont IOu
feet; thence 80 Wharf street northwardiy TO leei
thence along the south line OF Wharf, street Westerly
40 feet: thence along tie western SIDE OF mat street
nor;hward,y 40 feet 10 Water street.
TERMS one fourth cash balance AZ SIX, Twelve,
and eighteen months Tor negotiable DoieS, IN erst
added, aud title retained I'LL all Of he rurcha g.
money is fully paid and 4 conveyance ordered ny
the Court. =
great value bv reason of It's location with Tie DOCK,
The York River IatlrCad depot, the whaiVes OF me
SIG am hin DpanV. and OF The early completion Oh
the Allegheny railroad.
ALEXANDER ii SANDS.
my3 Trustees Snd Commissioners.
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BY Gfubbs q Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Aucsioneers,
Eleventh street between Main aud Bank.

EXECUTORS SALE OF A MIC Z
L EEIc srysNrEES rrsNASaeS fvEAL
sixfEsNp tRTs Min ATG THAT rHE yfff SA
THEREVN, SITUATED AT THE S2x eth JET
GoHNER 0y k0AD AMP sEv ssss;dn ~ ,bs
provis ons OF the will OF the late Mary NJ Priddy,
we will sell by auction, upon the lfen'ites rsptc-
lively In the order named below, on
MONDAY, MAY 9rH.
n, A o,clock r. NJ. the following REAL ESTATE,
OF which the decedent died stized-io Wit:
! LIST. The RESIDENCE lately occupied BY her,
No. 1902 east Broad street. nearly new, remarkably
neat. and we'll built, with six rooms and all the
'I 3D. Ihe LARGE STORE AND DWELLING
situated at the southeast corner Of seyrnieenth ana
drug store. II has three stories besides attic and
| cellar, with a l.t 20 by 81 10 feet.
SQUARE bounded by Broad, Marshall, seven.
tenth. and Eighteenth streets: embracing THREE
BRICK DWtLLiSSS; .,, Brick I SToHE az AN I'D
the north side OF Broad between Seventeenth and
Eighteenth streets; ELEVEN FRAMED rESE-
MENTs, TWO BRICK STORES and DWELL.
side of Seventeenth between Broad and Marshall
streets; BUILDING LOT on Marshall between
Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets; IHRfr
BRICK STORES and DWELLINGS and SIX
FRAMED TENtMENTS on Eighteenth between
Broad and Marshall streets. and EIGHT EACANI
LOTS fronting on a wide court opeDed In ne cenue
Of said square ana approached by convenient ai,ey9
leading cut TO both Seventeenth and Marshah
streets.
Attn A VACANT LOT on The north side OF Jay
street between seventeenth and Buchanan streets
Al 9I2x132 feet with "A well Of line water UPON It,
SIN. The VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY sltu-
ated at the northwest corner of Broad ana seven
centh streets fronting 80 feet on Br0ad street. .um
ming back ~ iect on Seventeenth Street an ,d 90
Ing FIVE BUILDINGS upon il: TO DE sou as "a
whole or subdyided, as may be deterniueoa' '"e
time of sale. - .,.o,>or, ~
The central situation of all OF the above proper "
near to the main business part OF tne CITY, von,
nient TO the market, and 10 The thesapehse anu
Ohio depot causes IL 10 be- al all times ~ aclVe 1e
mand ftom good paying tenants, ana " Is dDuot'u'
II any preperty OF me kind In the eh.re CT, can
be relied on SO safely AS this for go0d telurns upo
an investment. This Is a rare opportunity TO- uS
good paying property. , T. oto,.t,,,,
The auclIoueers will take pleasure IN sbo"Ins
Mats of the property before the day OF iale.
TERMS OF SALE: one fourth cash: balance AZ
Twelve aud eighteen months, with Interest, ana
81 cured by Getd OF trust.
II the sales are not completed on the above named
d,y they will be adjourned 10 the next or SON" oher
1ay of when notice will be given.
'''' GEORGE ID. WISE.
WILLIAM W. COSBY.
Executors OF Mary y. PridJv.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS. AuctiOneer,. ap 30
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BY Grnbhs & williams.
By 6fdD9s Wlllidms,
Real Estate Agents and AuctiOneers,

A LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE
"A OF SEVENTY HANDSOME BUILDING
LOTsIN HE PLAN OF BELLYILLE ON WEST
FkANkLIN. GRACE. AID BROAD STREETS
AT AUCTION.-Tn execution of sundry deeds OF
trust from Edward Mayo and wife. duly recorded.
ana with the consent OF Mr. Mayo, there viii be sold
by auction, upon the premises,
MONDAY, MAY 10, 1881,
commencing at Az O'Clock p. NJ. the following very
desirable property lying in the plan off, Bellylle ~
10 wit
on THE SOUTH SIDE OF FRANKLIN STREET,
402 FEET. lying between the properly heretofore
sold TO z. u. Lyme aud TO ;. :. COiirell 90 EEL
biDg between The lots OF j. Il. Pace and &. L Ioud'
on THE NORTH SIDE OF FRANKLIN STREET,
23S Alp FEET. beginning on the west corner OF
Harrison street, running west 10 j. j. PAGES line;
aud 20 SIP FEET beginning on the east corner OF
Harrison street, running easi 10 Mr.. PAGES line.
ON THE SOUTH SIDE Of GRACE STREET,
40 SIP FEET. beginning at Rutherfoord,s line
and running west 10 Harrison street; 476 lO-l2
FEET beginning at Harrison street ana running
west 10 Ryland street.
on THE NORTH SIDE OF GRACE STREET,
zoe 7-l2 FEET beginning at Harrison street. run
ming west to Miss Ella G. Myers lire.
on THE SOUTH SIDE OF BROAD STREET,
I72 3-l2 FEET, beginning al RuIhorfoord'. corner
ana running west 10 Harrison street, au 40 3-l2
FEtT beginning at Harrison street and running
west to Ryland street.
All of these lots run back 10 wide alleys in com
mon, aud sales Will be made in parcels OF suitable
sizes.
The opening and grading of The sfree'S ana olh'r
improvements now progressing and IN cOntempla-
ion by The city In front of these lots, and steady
and rapid growth OF The best character ale NJ their
line, give assurance that The above property y soon
to be- ranked as AMONGST the most desirable in The
entire city for private residences and no such OPP
pOrtunty can again be ,frred TO purchase at first
hands lots so elgiby located on franklin, Grace,
and Broad streets, aud al prices much below those
obtained anywhere else those streets, much pre-
ferred for private residences Attend this ,ac and
secure at small oct hrstca lots Of ample dDeE-
siOns.
TERMS Thy cOnsen'): one third cash: balance At
six and twelve months. with Interest. aud secul cd
by deeds OF trust. PARKER CAMPBELL,
|. ". CARRINGTON,
A. u. WILLIAMS,
II. 6. CANNON,
JAMES PLEASANTS,
j. VI VI DAVIS,
Trustees.
GRUBBS WILLIAMS, AuctiOncers.
~ IN u ..,.l
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AnCr1oT MUNICIPALITIES Dsys.
BY Robert b. Lyme.
Real Extate Agent and Auctioneer'
1912 Main street.


TIRsT.CLAss FOUR.sTORy STOCK
IL BRICK DWELLING.
No. 1911 ROSS STREET,
WITH GRANITE STEPS AND ELEGANT
GROUNDS ATTACHED,
FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION
nv request Of Mr.. samuel 8. Cottreli. the owner
fwho Is decIiniug housekteptnr). shah onef io'
sale, upon the premises. BY public auction on
TUESDAY THE 10TH DAY or MAY, 1881,
nj O'Clock 2. ~. the above desirable. suostan,ia,,
and attractive RESIDENCE now and Tor many
wears occupied by Mr.. Cottrell as his home u con,
iains ten rooms exclusive OF library, sa.n. anu ~
store-rooms; wide hats: detached brick k,chsn VI
three rooms, with range, boiler &C. IN ,ne Ill
ms nj or sitting. room is bne Lafrobe stove. With
in IN rough repair, and have complete cu'vert anu
water connections: In fact this prop.ry rs com
pete In every respect. The side-ynru u hah"so,.
IL ornamepted with shrubbery, grape vines, iruit-
trees, nc. Several brick coal and wo0n. houes'
The rear yard Is partly paved and beautifully luried:
All the rooms have Rasfxtures. The locatlon anu
con yeniepce Of the situation OF this prp rty snou,I
com meLd 10 10 an, one seeking a real comlor'hps
and pleasant home--retired, yet SIN within hNe
minutes walk OF the centre OF business AZ ~
any one of us attractiveness. Inc lot lronts on
south side of Ross street IL feet aud extenns oacS
about 90 feet 10 wide alley. ,,,,
THE TERMS OF SALE will he exceedingly llDeril-
say one sixth cash the balance upon credit OF one
two three, fonr, and a, years, negotiable notes.
per cent. interest payable half ANNUALLY. ST,
Special and particular atts uiiOn Is ca'Ieu 10 iuis
sale as The owner l. determined 70 sell and give iuli
possession by / 81 day Of June next
The house will be open for inspection rom y 70
8 O'Clock on day OF SALE from o'clock OF ne eve
ming 10 hour OF sale. BOBEEI H. III NJ,
nv huttlon,tI.
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By ". Gojdin, AuciiOneer,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets

GALE AT AUCTION OF THOSE TWO
- NEW AND BEAUTIFUL BRICK TENE-
MENTS Nos. Sl3 AND Sl5 WEST GRACE
STRtkT AT the request Of the owner, shall offer
for sale, al pdblic auction, on the premises, on
FRIDAY, MAY @. 1851.
M 2 o'clock y. NJ. those TWO NEW, BFAUTI-
FUL,AND ATTRACTIVE TWO STORY BRICK
TENEMENTS located as above. occupied respec-
lively. at 1900 Der anuum, by Mes>rs. William =.
pitcher and J. B. Jtff'eSs. Thee teDemenis were
erected few years ago. OF The 10 material and IN
most substantial manUor. with III" usual modern
impr, yemens, such o. bath-ro with hot and cold
wafer, cloct,. gas, ana culvert connections. Each
tenement contains cishi roo Ds-fOur on each floor
IN excellent rcpir and conveniently arranged. II IS
only necessary TO examine these premises TO be
charmed with them. In no part of Richmond are
the more handsome ana substantial improvements
going on than In this part of Grace stree.
TERMS: one third cash: balance in six and
twelve months. uegO table notes given for The de-
ferred payments. with interest added. ana secured
by deed of trust. ". GODDlN,
apps Au,loneer.
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I'RUSTEES SALE OF LAND AND
Il PERSONALITY IN AMELIA COUNTY.-By
virtue OF deed OF trust dated May 20, 1874 and
dui, recorded Ia the clerks flee OF Amelia county
ard at the request of the holder of the notes ther
secured. the undersigned. trustee, will offer fcr sale
al public auction. at ~ O'Clock NJ.
TUESDAY, MAY 10, 1881,
AZ Mattoax depot on the Richmond aud Danynle
railroad, the following prOperty conveyed In said
dsec-,o Wit: ONE MULE ynd all thar certain
IhACI or LAND lying In the county of Amelia,
adJoinlng the lands q Mrs. Macmuroo, Dr. 8enis-
mn penals, MIR. L. T.. iiarvie, &C., containing 2bO
AChfS, more or less. This tract lies about two
mies IRON chula deuot, on the Richmond and Dam
ylie railroad; Is well watered, IN good neiehbor.
nations. ' ""A'-
TERMS: Cash as to the mule: AZ 10 The land ons
IouItn GASP; ana the residue In three equal install
men y payable IN six, twelve, aud eighteen months
Ioa ua{ " SAFE with Interest added the purchaser
ments, secured BY deed OF trust on ihs land. ~
"! II. MEADE, Trustee,
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CToREs FOR RENT.

LUX KENT, STOKE AND DWELL. a
ING at the northeast corner OF Broad ana E:;
Aunlord ttree.s contsiDiDg three rooms, beside.
store. Rent, 9l2.b0 per month.
Aisos BRICK DWELLING No. 2l5 east Leigh
Street containing about six rooms. with kitchen In
sne Snro mas )a'S bten painted, paDefed Sc., aud
Also. FRAME DWELLING No. IOI4 west Clay
street, near Hancock, con tanning i've or six rooms.
Apply 10 II. SELDOM TAYLOR,
49, Heal Estate Agent,
VI 1O-3t Eleventh and Bank s. reefs,
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EltNtnlD street DttNCtu MAIN dui bduhs
TRUSTEES SALE OF TEN LOTS ON
i TUE WEST SIDE OF BELViDLRE BE-
TWEEN & L T. f. T. y ID AND BtNERLI
STREETS, AND FIGHT LOTS ON THE EAST
SIDE OF CHERRY BETWEEN ALBt MARL l.
AND SPRING STREETS. AT AUCTfON.-ln exc.
cu'lOn of deed of trust from Lewis J.. laryie and
wife the subscriber, dated June l. 1875, aud duly
recorded in the ChanceTy Court, being thereto re.
CURED by The executor of thu creditor secured, will
sell By auction, upon the premises respectively, In
the order named below. on
WEDNESDAY TIE AIN DAY or NAY,
commencing az A. O'Clock z. NJ the following pro
prrty-tO wit: front of 299 FEET or GROUND
on the west ne OF Brlydere street, stu,icd al me
souihwe,t corner Of Beydere ard CUmberland
streets. running hack about l4j feet to IN alley 20
feet wde and front Of 239 feet on the east line OF
Cherry street. situated ~ the northeast corner OF
Cherry aud Spring streets. running back about 1873
feet 10 an alley 20 feet wiae They Will be sold In
lois OF about 80 feet front each.
This DrOpertv Is situated In portion OF The city
which is rapidly growing. aud II promises great I'M
proyemont In value In short time. Purchases
IN ide al this sale cannot fail 10 prove probiabie 10
The BUYERS. and BIDDERS may attend WITH the as
suranCe that every lot will he sold.
TERMS: The deed authorizes sale for cash, hut
hy consent of the creditor reasonable credits may ne
allowed 4. ID. WILLIAMS. Trustee.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS. AuctioneerS. ap ~