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The Placer herald., 1870-05-14
COkSTABLE'S SALE.


RY VIRTUE or AN EXECUTION ISSUED
- by n. L. u. Traphagen. Justice Of the Peace
OF TOWNSHIP p No. 4. Placer county, State of Cali
iornia Oh thr 5h day Of May. A. ID. 1910, and tC
me directed in favor of Fred Buckhalter and
against l.. VI Parker. upon Judgment rendered
in said Justices Court on the "a day OF May, A
ID. 1870, in iavor Of said Fred Buckhal,er and
against the said |. NJ. Parker for the sum o
Two ilundred and seventy -four dollars and nine
tythree cents (274 93) dam ages. and Twenty
seven dollars and thriy-tve cents costs OF sui
in gold and silver coin ot the United States
with interest thereon at the rate of seven per
cent per annum from the date of said Judgment
| have levied upon. seized. and will expose TO
Public Sale. in front OF n d. Traphagan'
Justices Office in the town OF Coliax. Placer coun-
~ California, on
Tuesday, the Tth day Of June. a. d. 1870,
at the hour OF ten o'clock. A. NJ. all the right H.
lie. interest and claim OF the said l.. N. Parker
III And to the following described property. lying
and being in the town of Dutch Flat. Phcel
County, California, to wit: A certain dwelling
house anh the lot on which the SINE is situate,
at the village Of Dutch Flat. bounded as follows
to vii On the north by lot upon which Mr.
Branfy'' dwelling now stands on the Front BY
Public S rect and Mr. Bradl"y's Barn lot on tht
south ny lot belonging TO Mr Staples.
a OF which described property l will !
with all the appurtenauces and privileges there
unto belonging AS aforesaid. to satisfy said juJg
ment, costs OF suit and accruing costs.
ASA PLANK,
Co, stable of Township No L.
Cofax. Nav 10th, 1870. 3w.
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SACRAMENTO CORRESPONDENCE.

SACRAMENTO, May 9th.
Mr.. Editor The subject which absorbs a
large share OF the attention Of Sacramenans at
present, is with regard to the operations of the
prospcctcrs sent out by the Sacramento city
and Of quantity sufficient TO supply the town
with this needlu liquid The scene of opera
tion is in the basin of Suffers Lake. at which
place an artcsiiu ell has been sunk to the depth
OF lily-live feet. AMI u plentiful flow Of clear
aud comparatively fresh water h,s been obtain
ed Whether or not this water is entirely free
from the strong mineral taste 70 prevalent in the
well water OF this vicinity, have not been able
TO learn but il il said that from the present in
dicoiion the prospect is very favorable that they
will ultimately obtain the desired article in n
very pure form. AT present. our chief supply
OF water is derived from ,he Sacramento River.
This water has u very good taste, but the mud
il contains makes it very Objectionable, espe-
cially 10 newcomers. Our well water is so
strongly alklli AZ to be almost wholly unfit
for USE Under these circumstances. II plenty
ol pure water can be found at Suffers Like. and
brought to the city as readily as the river water
it will prove OF immense benefit TO the inh bl-
tanls OF sacramento.
An application has been made 10 The Trustees
by several OF our monird m"n for II Street Rail.
road franchise. 1t 10 understood that the road
is to run on K street. from Front to the Gene
tary. The parties who made the application are
among our most wealthy citizens. and sb' uld tbs
Board grant their petition. the ro ,d will proba
bly, be blilt without delay.
The weather Inst week was exceedingly warn
and uncomfortable. The beat of the sun is al
most intolerahle, and our citizens keep in the
shade as much as possible.
case OF small pox has developed itsclt at
house on the corner Of ID and Eleventh streets
WINEILI Ii
The Placer herald., 1870-05-14

DysrEPsA AND LIVER COMPLAINT are often the
canse oil very severe and harassing cough, and
in such cases the c'use must be removed before
u permanent cure can be effected. DR.. Walker 3
Vegetable Yjnrgor Bifiers. acting directly on
the liver, strikes directly at the root of the dis
orders and s certain cure Tor all diseases which
arise from inaction or irregularities Of the liver
and bowels. It is q perfect reHovator OF the
system, Carrying OF every particle Of poi
soncus matter. wherein the old are made young,
aud the pale aud sallSv viii become frcsb apd
yigoresA
The Placer herald., 1870-05-14

MARIposA FWss Pass We have re-
ceived the first aud second numbers Of this
new Democratic paper. The Press is hard
Iy in complete running order yet, but it is edi
ted and Published ty Senator James Ii.
Lawrence. whose known energy and ability
is a guarantee that it will be 40 able, honor
able and strictly Democratic paper. Our
old friend and former Foreman in this Office,
Thos. II. hgnew. we learn, 10 Foreman OF
the Press which is good security that ,y-
geographically the Press will he also perfect.
We wish many years Of prosperity to the
Press.
The Placer herald., 1870-05-14

The Stripes thinks We should advertise
for an editor. Seeing the llEeALD cub
scriplion lis. has run up about huadred
while the Stripes has run down about three
hundred, we think We will stick to our old
editor Charity begins at home, neighbor
---see the poverty of your own columns.
which make your few remaining reader,
sick, and try tn do something for them We
fsel sure The Stripes really wants another ed.
itor for tt IlsHALp. aud we don't blame i,
or It's llllls cliQne.
The Placer herald., 1870-05-14

AMONGST Atlantic Cables, steam navigation
and those progressions Of science aud art that
mark the nineteenth century. no. the least useful
are DR. Ayers medicines. They rank among the
bencfactons OF mankind from the rapiliy and
and certainty with which they cure. Try ayers
Cherry Peetorni IN a cough and il is gone. What
skin diseases or impurities of the blool Withstand
Ayers SarsdpariUa : Ayers PHs are the
have them. as almost every family does. Not a
trihe 10 be- thankful Tor are good medicines and
the knowledge how to use them for protection
IRON disease. These DR.. Ayers preparations and
publications furnish. and we do not hesitate 10
commend them.-St. Louis Leader.
The Placer herald., 1870-05-14
PROBATE NOTICE.
In the Probate Court Of the County Of Placer
State Of California.

In The matter Of the Estate Of ". D. L-7W-
RE.NCE, deceased.
1t appearing to the Judge of this Court. by the
petition presen'cd ed and lilrd by Eptraim Lawrence
the administrator of the estate OF W. u. Lawrence
deceased. praying Tor an order OF sale OF real
estate; that il is necessary 10 sell The whole OF
said real est,t" TO pay the debts. expenses and
charges OF administration.
1t is therefore ordered Ivy the Court, that all
persons interested in the e-tate OF said deceased
apper before the said Prob,te Court, on
MOuday, the I3th day Of June, A. ID. 1870,
at II uclock Il NJ. oi that diy. at the court
room OF said Probate Court in Alburn. County
of Placer TO show cause why order shOnld not
be gran, ed TO The said 4imini-lra,or to sell all
of the real estate Of said deceased. and that 4
copy OF this order lie published at least tour sue
cessve weeks in The PLACER HERALD. nc's.
paper printed aud Published ut .fubnrn, said
county.
STATE or CALIFORNIA,
COUNTY oY PLACER
I. Geo G Sewell. County Clerk and ex ofiicid
Clerk Of the Probate Court ia and TOR the said
county. do hereb, certify the foregoing TO be a
full. true and correct copy OF an order this day
made and entered upon the minutes oil said Pro
bate Court.
Witness my hand and the seal OF s,id court, th .
l.. 81 l2ih day Of May, 1870
novl2.-4w1 q. q. SEwELI.. Clerk.
The Placer herald., 1870-05-14

EIGHT copies Of The PLACER HERALD
are fled in the County Clsrk's Office. aud
every not ce or advertisement not found in
these copies, which is required by law t"
he Published, except those p id for 10y the
county. and Dlstrict Court sum'ponses TO
absent defendants, are null and void
The Placer herald., 1870-05-14

DRMORATIC SIANDAKD - This is the name
e \ new Democratic paper published in
Msrysviiie. Yuba county. every Saturday
morning hy William G. Murphy. the third
number Of which is before us. The Stand
ard evinees marked vim and ability, aud we
believe 10 i. the Democracy Of Yuba county
will fnd far more reliable. energetic and
influential organ than some Others are or
will prove to be, though aspiring to a Iarg-
or fisld Of operations. The Standard bas
oar hand and best wishes for every success.
The Placer herald., 1870-05-14
LOOK TO YOUR INTERESTS.

10 The PLACER HERALD being the official
Press for Placer county, and having larger cir
culation than any other paper published in The
county, cfIers superior inducements as an ADvER-
rIslNG MEDIUM. wink is rs good as nod 10
the wise.
The Placer herald., 1870-05-14
GOVERNOR HAIGHr'S LETTERS.

Governor l1aight has written two letters
on the constitutional power Of communities
to vote aid TO private corporations, which
have been published in all the larger
papers of the State. These letters are in
exact harmony with our views. and We deep
ly regret that we cannot give them in fall
10 our readers. These letters take the broad
ground that the property Of the citizen can
not lie voted. even 10y the majority, TO the
aid or for the benefit Of private corporations
or enterprises, and their Arguments are
SO sound able, logical and armed with such
an array Of authorities as to leave little. if
any doubt on any sound, intelligent mind
of their correctness. A careful reading OF
the Governors arguments, aud the autho,i-
ties cited is calculated to make anyone feel
astonished that contrary doctrine she uld
ever have been held or prac'iceJ in the
State. To admit that the majority Of any
community can vote away the property OF
the minority 10 private corporations or as
which destroys the very foundations Of the
rights or secrednsss Of private property itself.
Under such doctrine as the Governor here
comta's and over,brows. the majority might
become corporation. and vote to its use
and private benefit the full value Of all the
property Of the minority. II such a power
exists at all it is unlimited, and may be car.
risd on to any extent desired by the major
iiy. We recolleu reading bIiei Of Ii. II.
legal tender acls Of Congress, in the case Of
p Higgins VS.. the A"burn and Bear River
water and mining company. k""~n here as
The NEAL, Crandall. ve. Hall, !an Il CO.
grceuba,k case, which we then considered
and do We. consider tho ablest argument
submitted TO any court on tha, question,
and The late decision of the Supreme Cour.
of the United States has borne out Governor
Uaight's brief in that case. and made it the
ton Of voting away private property to pri-
va'e corporations, SO timely raised and ably
argued in these lelters, if case can be got
before our Suprem. Court, cannot but
sustain the law as laid down 10y Governor
Haicht. Could these views have been en-
forced six yeats ago, The people OF Placer
would to-day have sl50.000 more money
than they now have and even now we he
lieve the people Of the State will be saved
millions upon millions Of dollars by these
letters of Governor I1aighl's. The honesty.
candor. unseishuess and ability of Cover
nor HaigL,, as displayed 10 these letters.
mus. commend him to all good men Of all
parties throughout the State.
The Placer herald., 1870-05-14

UP Co.'s PRopsarY. learn ibAt Mr..
Brown has sold bis farm. the old Orr place
.ix miles from town to Ladwsy Susidsr fo'
S3, 600.
The Placer herald., 1870-05-14

MCFARLAND has basn acquitted for the
killing Of Richardson. the jury only being
out t~o hours. Free !ovsrs and libsrtines
will probably learn ty this that il is uot safe
20 carry their doctrines s0d scts into pr-
vate fam iisp.
The Placer herald., 1870-05-14

The great prize fgh, between Jem Mace
aud Tom Allen came IF near New Orleans
on the 10th inst. Mace whipped Allen in
ten rounds. Time, to,tv.ive minutes.
The Placer herald., 1870-05-14

We are indebted to United States Sen
a,or Eugene CasssrIy for Congressional
documents.
The Placer herald., 1870-05-14

OSE Sn w Sp lied. p.-Frnm the National
Gazette we learn ha. the beautiful Ca.h-
-Cirrassian gil. here las. Sunday with
the living wonder show, is no longer Miss
2 'beide, bat is now plain Mrs G. Is B,sslls.
In plain words, Mr.. c. B. l,reste, door
keeper Of the show, and Miss Z 'beids were
married at Nevada city on Tuesday evening
last by Rev. J. W Stump ThA spoIs the
show s, far as the bsau'iful maiden is con.
cerned if it spois nothing else. The beauty
Nf The girl was not seen in Auburn, but Mr..
Br-slls. having been travelling with the lady. :.
had evidently discovered it, and nov has
taken it and its former possessor all to him
ssif. Barnum hsa been swindled 10 this
m~ttsr. his bills, pos.sss and psd'grees have
all been violated in a violent manner, and
he ought to be. he has no saors seuse
than to import Ang"ra-- CmGassiso. We
mean-beau,,ss add send them into 4hs foot.
Lilk Of California
The Placer herald., 1870-05-14
Lumber For Sale

T WILL CLOSE OUT MY STOCK OF LUM-
l. Der at SIS per Thousand feet. Also Shingles
AT s. per thousand. Apply at the Lumber Yard
oil JAMES NEALL, Auburn.
m7 ti.]
The Placer herald., 1870-05-14

Tue Small pox or Chinese black pssssls
is reported 10 be 10 Sssr ramssjo.
The Placer herald., 1870-05-14

DoL1IsnSEss.-lhe Stripes keeps 'ta"d-
ing at the head of its editorial column Q
PLACER County Official Press" That ia
right; all The work done for the county and
paid for by the county is done on its press,
but no other legal or lawful notices can q
published by the Stripes The llE' AID
being The cilic'a paper for the whole co"'.-
ty. and every man and piece OF property in
il, made SO by law and the order OF the
duly authorized officer, in it must appear
every notice and advertisement required to
be published, except those paid Tor 10y the
county. to he Of any legal force or effect
whatever. Everybody sees this clear and
legal distinction and acts upon il but our
poor, dull, oh'usa neghhor.
The Placer herald., 1870-05-14
Notice to 11echanics !

A PREMIUM OF $500
will he given for the best Model Of two Wheels
OF glass and iron, for this distribution.
The Trustees reserve the right 70 reject apy
and sl) models [ni<luSp.
The Placer herald., 1870-05-14
SUPERVISOR PROCEEDINGS.

The following are the closing proceedings Of
the Supervisors for the May term which were
not yet completed when we went TO press last
week.
Contract for the Carpenter work upon the
Court House. awarded to b. f. Morse for the
sum of $50 90, upon fling bonds ia he penal
gum OF Two hundred dollars ior the faithful per-
4oI nance OF the work.
Contract for painting and graining the Court
House let to Geo. Boynton Tor the sum OF $i25
upon filing bonds in the penal sum of $500, for
the faithful perform ,nce of the work.
On motion the following bills were allowed
and the Auditor directed TO draw his warrants
upon the County General Fund Tor the several
amounts:
e. &. Crosby. services as Cletk Of
Board supervisors. ,......... 3 Al &C
G.. G. SeweIl ior same services. Al Sc
Wm. Van Vactor. services in sell
K. Il. Stock expn's Il attys fees 1900 90
W. H. Kinder for same services. l.500 90
j. ID. Pratt g ".... l,5U0 90
Wm Van Vactor services as Super
VISOR. ........... ~ W
J. D. Pratt. for same services. 49,. 81 20
w. II. Kinder ~ 81 90
County warrants were redeemed to the amount
Of S4l7 81 were redeemed out of Redemption
Fund.
On motion, Board adjourned
e. G.. SEWELL, Clerk
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DEDICATION BALL.

YOU are respectfully invited 10 attend n Grand
l. BALL 10 he given on the occasion Of the
DEDICATION OF THE NEW HALL
AT ROSES
Friday Evening, May 2oGh, 1870.
J. b. PRATT, Proprietor.
INVITATION COMMITTEES.
Sacramento Kocklin-- Auburn
10. Glover. Vim McEwan, &C. Crosby
VIM Siddons, Ed dick, Capt. J. Fitch
Phil. Lipptt, A. Cooley, Ben. Morse.
Roseyille. Newcastle. Colfax.
l.. Bulens. VIM. Puter VIM. layiord.
W. Brans'etter, Daniel Hogan. L. s Fogg.
Lncoln Folsom.
7. Il. Hlrper, J. Smith
Geo. Small. John Oden.
RECEPTION COMMITTEE.
J. Mcguire, 7. Nef, Geo. Beach J. Sweeney,
J. Loomis.
FLOOR MANAGERS.
II. Mansur, J. |. Fitch, Geo. Small.
Music by Church d Jones Band.
Tickets, including supper, 80 so.
Auburn. May 7 b. 1910 wv.
The Placer herald., 1870-05-14

On motion, Board adjourned.
e. G.. SEWELL, Clerk
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WOODS on FIRE,--A very large Gre
has broken out in the woods Of Mr.
Charles Lore, Of Wilmington, Del,
about FIVE miles north OF this town.
The fire commenced on Thursday and
continuesto burn, destroying everything
in its path. Cord wood irnce rails,
&c, are being destroyed The smoke
from the burning woods lowered over
the town on Friday evening aud sue
ccedei in diiving out the mosquitoes.
1t is as dry as a cindcr in this locality,
ii being at least fifty days since We had
good scasonable rain CeRtrcUiHe OF.
Serrer.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET,


Beef CdHle.-The offerings at the Scales
during the past week amounted to 1886 head.
The prices ranged as follows: Old Cows and
Scalawags, at 3 jOaSI 25; ordinary thin
Steers, Oxen and Cows 75aS5 90; fair dual.
ity Beeves Toast %; and the very best
Beeves at 2jaS7 IS per 100 lbs. the aver.
age price being about Sc % gross.
Sheep. Fair to good wool Sheep Mt "a
8 cts. per pound gross.
Hogs. Prices ranged as follows: fair to
good fat Hogs - OOaSl3 90 per 100 lbs
net.
Leather. City Slaughter ~ to 80 cents;
Rough Skirting 81 to IS cents Spanish Sole
81 to 80 cents; Country Slaughtered 80 to
3S cents.
es.-city Steer at 10 to 10 cts Cow
! to II cents.
Hdy.-Pennsylvania baled Timothy at
l6aSl0 per ton.
Feathers-Quote at 40 to 80 cents per ID.
for common TO prime live geese.
Uo0l Common unwa1hcd, free Of burrs,
S0aSl cents; do. bury, 2ja2o cents; fine
unwashed, 25a27 cents; do, free OF burrs,
25a27 cents; tub washed, 43ai6 cents; pulled
2SaS3 cents.
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MAR RED.

Marriages or Deaths Inserted free. II hsy
exceed fre tae' they siH Do charged for al Gc
rate Of Fiys CENTS per iiMe.
On the LIST instant, by Rev. jesse Roop,
William Crabb and Mary A. X. c. Haines,
all of this county.
On the 25th ultimo, by Rev. j. Sechler,
Mr. William ID. Scholl and Miss Balinda
2. Ease, the former Of this county, and the
latter Of Adams county, Pa.
On the 10Th Of August, al Monument.
street NJ. j.. Church, by Rev. ]. Edwin
Amos, James Billingslcy and Jennie Mas
son, both of Baltimore.
On Thursday, August 25th, 1870, by Ell.
der Philip Boyle, Mr. Emanuel Fisher, Of
Upiontown District, and Miss Anna N.
Kelly, of New Windsor District.
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The total number Of stamps for distilled
spirits issued by the Commissioner Of internal
Revenue during the past fiscal year was 1--WE
million tive hundred and TWENTY-FIVE thousand
Eve hundred, valued at $i7, l3d,7tD
A st. Louis minister prayed Ia bis church
that 'sthe wicked game Of base ball and the de.
wills tattoo, called s'Shoo Fly may speedily
spend their force
The charbone, which has proved 90 fatal to
the stock in the swamp, has made Its appear
ance IN Choesaw county, Mississippi, and the
eastern portion OF the State.
4 duel between two negroes OF Augusta, Ca,
has just been ayerted after lengthy correspon-
dence extending over three weeks and eight
sheets OF brown paper.
The peanut crop Of Virginia this year will
be 400, 900 Bushels, while Tennessee raises $780,
900 Bushels, and Georgia aud the Carolsnas
from B0,000 to i75, 900,
The Connecticut river Is so low that persons
are driving across Il with teams at points
where it has not been forded within The memo
ny Of any one now living.
Texas exported last year $50, 900 bales Of cot
tom 2o00,e 600 Of beef cattle, l,0o0,O00 Of hides,
5000, 900 pounds OF wool, besides other pro-
dactsr amounting altogether 10 $4,000, 900.
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The County Convention.

On Monday last the Democratic
Couuty Convention assembled III the
Odd Fellows Hall, The object Of the
meeting was the appointing o. Delegates
70 represent this county in the Con-
eresslonal Convention, which assemblies
4 30 Frederick, on the 18th instant.
We never saw 6ner set Of men in
any gathering. Old, grey-headcd gen
tlemen, the Fathers Of Democracy, from
4 the several districts were present to
|take part in the proceedings. The
greatest harmony prevailed throughout
I The delegates appointed we're unin-
|slractcd, but we understand they are
solid for Col Loagwell. We give below
the proceedings of the Convention;
WESTMINSTER, Sept. 5, 1870.
In compliance with the call Of the
County Central Committee, the delegates
elected BY the several Election Districts
Of the county, met at Odd Fellows Hall
al the appointed hour to select delegates
to represent Carroll county in tho Con-
veuiion which is to meet in Frederick
on the 10th instant to select q candidate
10 represent the 4th Congressional
District in the And Congress.
Gu motion, Hon. Nathan Brown was
cal,e,l Ia the chair .Johp w U,rdor
aud Samuel Cover appointed Vice Pres.
| iaenis aud S. II. Waters, NJ. d.. Score.
| tary.
On motion, committee of one from,
each District was appointed en- creden,
tials, as follows District No. |, VIM
Fisher; No, 2, Dr., F. 7. Shaw; No 8
A. KoOuiz; No, 4, Daniel Stull No. 5
DR.. ]. W, Steele; No. 6, Dr. II. E
Bcltx; No. Z, DR.. J. ". Herring; No
lis, B. Worthington; No. 8, Joseph
/ Spurrisr; No. 10, 7 +. Cover; No. IL,
l. 2. slingluf. The committee on ere.
4 deutials reported each District fully
4 represented.
On motion, il was ordered that each
district east one vote.
On motion, the Convention proceeded
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ADAMS COUNTY IrEMs.-We take
the following from the Gettysburg Com.
piter OF last week
Third .fre.-It viii be remembered
that on the evening Of the 10Th of
March last, the large bank barn on the
farm Of Mr.. john Spangler, in Mount
JOY township, was destroyed by FIRE. with
hay, grain, &c. Mr.. S. Immediately
proceeded to rebuild, and by harvest
had another barn up. But, after re.
ceiyipg the gain aud portion of the
hay, the new one, with its valuable con.
tents, was also consumed, in the early
part Of the night of the 18th Of JULY.
GA Monday morning last, between 2
and 3 o'elock, the third fire occurred on
the same premises, involving the des.
truction of four stacks of hay. These
fires have, without doubt, resulted from
inceudiarism, and Mr., Spanglcr offers a
reward Of $3.50 for the detection Of the
guilty party or parties. 1t is likely
that additional rewards will be offered
Railroad .Sale.--It will be seen by
an advertisement in another column.
that the Gettysburg Railroad, with ali
its corporate franchises and appurte.
nances, will be sold at public outery at
the Merchants Exchange, in Phila.
delphia, on Thursday, the 18th Of DC.
tober next, at II o'clock, NJ. The
questions now are, what will it bring
aud who will buy Its value considered
with view to extension, (the large
amount Of excellent work done on the
old "Tapeworm" then coming into the
estimate it is worth considerably over
million Of dollars. Run within its
present termini, it can be made to earn
the interest Of half million. But what
it really will sell for, is not guessablc
matter. The monied men at present
interested should not sec it sacrificed
Property Sai.s.-Mr Hezekiah Lat
shaw has soil his farm, in Franklin
township, to Henry Biescckcr-151
acres, at $4,000.
John Culp, of NJ, has purchased the
two buildings of VIM. i. Baker. on
York street, this place, recently sold at
sheriff's sale to the Gettysburg Build.
ing Association. Price 81 $50.
p d. W. Hankey has purchased the
property Of Francis N Martin, on York
street, recently sold at Sheriff's sale to
Col. G. II. Buehler. Price 81, 450.
Henry Garlach has purchased the
property Of A. X. Feistel, on Brccken.
ridge street, recently sold at Sheriff.
sale to the Gettysburg Building Asso-
citation. Price $500.