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SPORTING NOTES.

Captain A. Il. Bogardus, the well-known pigeon
shot, desires to meet William Trenton, OF Brad.
ford. England, in accordance with his published
ehallenge:-"To shoot at 100 birds, twenty one
yards rise, sixty yards boundary, $3.50 q side,
with an allowance Of flOO to shoot IN Eng.
land" Bogardus advises that when the above
was first published he could not leave home, but
will now meet Mr.. Trenton on the other side Of
the ocean any time from July to 18th next. II
the English shot declines to measure skill with
Bogardus the same match Is open to any man IN
the world.
Miles l.. Johnson will superintend pigeon
shooting sweepstakes on Wednesday next, 10th
inst, at Riverside, Burlington county, N. J. The
conditions are S25 entrance, twenty-five birds
each, five traps ana Rhode Island rules to govern.
Mr.. ]. Il. Eustls Is at Saratoga Lake, sinking
anchors Tor the buoys to mark the College regatta
course.
The boating men OF Princeton College have en-.
gagged quarters at Arnold's Sulphur Springs, on
SARATOGA Lake. They look forward TO their record
OF next summer with great hope.
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COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATION.
READINESS OF THE MAJORITY OF THE BENEvo-
LENT SOCIETIES To ASSIST THEM

READINESS OF THE MAJORITY OF THE BRNEvo-
LENT SOCIETIES TO ASSIST THEM.
The following letters have been exchanged be-
tween the Commissioners Of Emigration and the
Board OF United Charities OF New York. IL appears
That the greater number OF the charitable societies
recognize the urgency OF the situation, and are
prepared to do all In their power to relieve the
worthy and suffering poor who have any claim
upon them for relief, without referring them to
the Commissioners -
OFFICE or COMMISSIONERS or EnIcnArIoN)
new YORK,
CAsrLR GARpKS N. ", Feb. III, 1873.
SfR-By direction OF Commissioner Lynch enclose TO
You circular letter issued by the Commission, aud
sent 10 the principal charitable socc ties the city In
the event that II may reach all the charitable
organizations ii deemed wise 10 send copy to tho
Bureau OF Charles, Of which you the honored
IT, J. JACKSON, Secretary.
To koBERr GoRD0s, Esq
EMIcRAsr LANDING DgPor AND
OFFICES or rBE COMMISSIONERS OF EnIGRATfor
New YORK,
CASTLE CAMDEN, N, T., Feb. lNi.
SIR-T am directed by the Commissioners OF Emigra-
uOn to ask xnd assistance 10 the matter OF grant
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JEFFERSON MARKET POLICE COURT.
Before Judge OttertOurg.
A


James TrainOr, employed on the steamer San
Jacinto, strolled into the gambling saloon OF one
Thomas Hayes. at No. 50 Bleecker street, and lost
some money. He complained to Captain McDon-
nell, anu Hayes ana two men found In the place
were arrested. Hayes was held in 81 900 by the
Justice and the others were discharged.
PETTY THIEvING.
William G. Smith. OF No. 3o5 Livingston place.
Brooklyn, became in toxca.ed on thursday night,
and While at the corner OF Greene and Houston
streets was approached by Daniel Murray who,
under preience OF defending him, robbed him OF
81 so IN currency. Oficer Martin arrested Murray
and he was held in $1,000 TO answer.
ROBBING A RAILROAD COMPANY.
George Kelly and William Mackay broke into
railroad car OF the Hudson River Railroad Com
pany, at or near Thirty ninth street, and at
tempted to carry or ;45 worth OF lamps. George
hogan. the company's Waterman. intercepted
ana arrested them, Judge Otterbourg committed
them In 81, 800 bail .or trial.
DEPREDATING SERVANTS.
Mr.. James Smith, OF No. LAG West Sixteenth
street, retired to rest On Thursday night about
nine O'Clock. Subsequently the servant, Arthur
Butler. entered the room for the purpose OF light
ing his fire. About eleven O'Clock Mr.. smith
awOke and was about to lock his door, when he
missed his gold watch, worth $l40 pawn ticket
Tor the timepiece found In Buffers possession,
and ne was held in 81, 900 bail for trial.
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TOMBS POLICE COURT.
Before Judge Smith.
AN ALLEGED EMBEzzLEMENT.

AN ALLEGED ENCOURAGEMENT
Hiram r. Crozier, an agent OF the New York Life
Insurance Company, was brought up before Judge
Smith yesterday morning on charge OF embezz!ing
SAT- 20 from the company. Mr.. Gustave DettlofY,
an accountant In the main ONCE made the charge,
setting forth the fact that some months since q
statement was presented 10 CrOZer showing
that he was indebted 10 the company In the sum
above mentioned. AZ the time the agent acknowl-
edged the statement to be correct, but now ne
re uses TO pay II. He was released on 81, 900 bail
TO appear for trial at the General sessions.
FORGERY.
John NJ. Gallagher charges Myer HOFFMAN with
having on the 9th ut forged his pane to a check
Tor 50 80 on the herklmer National Bank. Hon-
man was released on $500 bail.
BURGLARY
On the 4th Inst. the store OF Albert s. Beaks No.
l04 Pearl street. was entered by burglars and 500
worth OF tools ana weigners' Instruments taken.
At one O'Clock on tue morning OF the 5th officer
Moriiz, OF the First precinct, caught Thomas
smith on the premises and arrested him as Q sus.
picious character. The TACT OF Smith having been
seen lurking around the place, when. coupled with
the TACT that the premises were broken into,
seemed to justify the court In holding him in de.
fault OF $1,000 ball.
VIOLATING THE EXCISE LAW
The Excise Commission are enforcing the OBJ.
servance OF the law with vlgor as uncom Portable
to ginmil keepers az IL Is satisfactory to The pub
lic Yesterday the following persons were Ar
rested and placed under 500 bali each to appear
Tor trial. Each ana every one or them were
bsiled:-Henry i,osenthretter, No. !68 Second ave-
nue.; Thomas GOrdon, No. 0 Rector street. Henri
eta SeisnanD, No. so Prince street; Cornelius
Keller, No. So Greenwich street; Bernard y. finn,
No. 623 Broadway; Frederick Daggctt No. 326
Broadway; Timothy Drscoll, No. 40 Oak street;
Henry kohncr, No. $50 Washington street; Thomas
reap. No. 81 Oliver street; James OConnor, No 81
e oes pas; berry Post No. .s
Ioley, NO 1854 Greenwich street; John Hanon, No.
MOTIFS street; Henry Dressing, No. AZ Green.
wen street.; Jonn Mcclure, No. So Onyer street;
william kennedy NO. ~ Catnarine street; Thomas
Penderyille, NO, l2o Green 1lcn street; Morris
Er,cke. No. GO Prince street
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Before. Judge Benedict.

UNITED STATES CoURT-sAN FILEpo, THE AL
LEGGED CoUNTERFEITER ON TRIAL.
Yesterday afternoon Francisco San Filepo, was
placed on trial In the United States Court upon an
indictment found against him for CONTRIBUTING
fifty cent government currency stamps. The name
OF the prisoner was for several weeks, last summer,
familiar 10 the readers OF the daily newspapers in
connection with the mysterious murder OF the un-
fortunate Salvatore TorrlnO. who was found
murdered in q lot on Haywood street,
near Bedford avenue, on the night OF
August ~. 1874. Filepo was arrested and
Identified as one OF the men who were in the habit
OF irequenting the counter1eitng den, in the rear
of No. 8s Franklin avenue, where deceased also
visited. The Police Detectives Folk and Van Wag.
ner discovered a large quantity OF plates, litnc-
graphic stones ink ana currency paper In the
house in question: and the owner OF the place
identified the prisoner as one OF the men VINO
rented the house from him the July previous. The
officers testified to these facts and the case was
adjourned till to-day.
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must suppose he would refuse ana ne uid refuse.
agreement made between Mr.. Boncicsuit. Mr..
Pursell and himself was q matter between them
selves alone; that 1t was executed at the
had been disposed OF and the matter closed;
that the same was made pursuant 10 his wish TO
payment OF the mortgage, and has engaged TO in.
teres himself In the prosperity OF the theatre tnat
We ghea ss a. ne dd the ss 9efr the
papers put before them as in matters OF That
Kind he was guided wholly by the advice OF the
lawyers. as he would be by the advice OF physl,
clan; that he never intended that uncolected
rents should 60 in satisfaction OF the mortaage, as
that paper provided; that he was quite sure such
paper was never brought 10 the attention OF Mr..
riggs or those representing HIM; that all he mad
ever heard from Mr.. Pursel was his suggestion ION
for the amount OF rent paid into the
latter's bank in advance OF the maturity
was rejected By Mr.. Elliott; that he has been
nineteen years theatrical manager and news
Tor about the same time; that he has always been
a friend OF Mr. Riggs, though generally an un,
afecuonate friend to him ana always ready TO
help him In any project which seemed proper to
go INTO; 10 conclusion DC SAID that ne hoped Ia me
present instance 10 prove better Trend TO Mr..
Riggs than he had been In the past.
Mr.. Dion Boucicault testified that he had not
seen the tripartite agreement exhibited at the
Office OF Mr.. Anthem, where the other papers were
signed that ne was very sure 1t was signed alter
the other papers, ana at Inc ONCE OF Mr.. UGorman
The OBJECT Of the agreement was 70 secure bIm
and insure payment OF the mortgage for which ne
mad become responsible While he knew he had
signed tDe agreement he must have misunder-
stood It's purporT, as his only intention was to
have the rents paid applied IN liquidation oil the
mortgage, and lever that unpaid rents
would be understood to 50 apply. No such
purpose as the latter was ever discussed
with Mr.. Riggs or any one representing MIN; ne
was as iSheI after the commencement OF the
suit. when shown the agreement, TO discover mat
1t admitted OF such an Interpretation; he had
never seen the original oil the agreement shown
him, In which memorandum was made suggest
ing he addition OF the clause made the basis OF
tue defence in the present suit.
MIR. George w. Riggs testified that nc never saw
the agreement referred 10 by the preceding wit
nesSes aud never heard its contents until alter
the commencement OF the suit.
1t beng late when the testimony had reached
this point, the further examination OF witnesses
was adjourned till Monday next.
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ESSEX MARKET POLICE COURT.
Before Judge Bixby.


LIQUOR STORE BURGLARY.
Thomas Brophy, aged ~ and residing at No. 3s9
East Ninth street, was arraigned yesterday morn
ing before Judge Bixby, charged with breaking
into the liquor store OF James Doyle No. 1853 avenue
c. He was held in $1,000 bail to answer at the
General Sessions
THE OLD STORY.
John f. Builder OF No. l24 East Houston street.
met a countrywoman named Louisa Clone on Fri
day night and was fascinated by her personal
charms. When they parted ne missed his watch
aud chain which were worth to him $40. Louisa
was held in $1,000 to answer.
YOUNG PICKPOCKET.
Samuel Rlttner. a boy OF nineteen, was caught
by Richard H. Bayott, OF No. 1879 Suffolk street.
with his hand in his pocket. He called Officer
Strauss. OF the Thirteenth precinct and had Ritz
ner arrested. Judge Btxby committed the prls'
oner In 81, 900 bail TO answer
THE EXCISE RAID.
John Purcell OF No. 452 BrO0me street; owen
OROurke, OF No. "a Jackson street. and Patrick
Glen were each required to furnish 800 bail to
answer Tor q violation OF the Excise law. Tney
furnished the bail and were released.
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SUPREME COURT-GENERAL TERM.
Before Judges Davis and Brady.
SUITS AGAINST THE CITY.

SUITS AGAINST THE CITY,
James Mcdonnell sued the city Tor S2,222, al
legged to be a balance due for building school
house at W est Farms. The defence that the act
of May g. 1874, directs that all such charges shall
be submitted to tie Board OF Education for
audit, although the bin had been presented Tor
payment two months before the passage OF the
act. Alter hearing a lengthy argument on the
appeal taken in the case the Court took the
papers, reserving its decision.
further argument on appeal was heard in the
suit OF George Moore against the city tor ST. 95 70,
balance claimed to be due on city contracts. The
defence was that while The claim was IN the hands
OF the Sixth National Bank 1t was discharged by
payment OF $4,000, and that the payment was
Illegal on account OF the assessment for the work
having been declared void. The Court TOOK the
papers.
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COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS
Before Judge Sutherland.

BURGLA RtE5-PETIT LARCENIEs.
In the Court OF General Sessions yes erday morn
ing, before Judge Sutherland Francis Cannon
pleaded guilty to burglary in the third gree, the
indictment charging that on the 25th OF February
he broke into the premises OF walter Oakley, No.
226 East Eighty.second street. and stole lead pipe
worth s24 His Honor sent the prisoner to state
James Hennessy pleaded guilty to larceny
from the person. On the Goth OF February ne
snatched a pocketbook from Elizabeth Delhi. con.
tanng forty-nine cents, while she was walking
through Fourteenth street. lie was sent to the
State Prison for two years.
John Moran, who on the 2sth Of February broke
INTO the tobacco store OF Messenger & Loren, No.
16l Maiden lane, pleaded guilty to an attempt at
burglary in the third degree. The prisoner and
worth Of cigars from The store to a wagon, but,
fortunately, Moran was arrested before ne got or
With the property. rhe sentence was imprison-
ment IN the State Prison for two years and six
months.
Thomas r. Ca veny, who was charged with steal
Ing on the 2ad Of February watch, valued at $50,
from Thomas McCauley, pleaded guilty TO petty
larceny. He was sent to the penten'iary for six
months
charged with stealing watch and 81 in money
from Timothy OBrien on the 30th OF January. The
evidence developed the fact that the complainant
and the defendants were friends and al the time
the watch was lost they were drinking together.
There was no legal testimony against them and
the jury rendered verdict OF not guilty without
leaving their seats.
ALLEGED ASSAULT.
John MorrIssey, John Burns, James Faulkner
aud Dennis Morrissey were placed on trial charged
with committing felonious assault upon Patrick
McCahle on New Tears Day at his house. No go
West Eighteenth street. 1t appeared from the
cOmpainants testimony that crowd surrounded
his house and fired bricks at him, and tnat while
arm by John ,Morrissey. The case will be con-
cluded on Monday.
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Joseph II. Racey, dealer in Centre Market, was
arrested on an execution against the person Tor
an alleged violation OF the Game laws In having
game In his possession out or season. His counsel,
Mr.. John Proifatt brought him before Judge Dono
hue. in the Supreme Court, yesterday, on q writ
OF habeas corpus, to have him discharged on ten
dering the usual bond. IL was cOntended on the
part OF the prosecution that the statute denies the
privilege OF bail IN this case after an execution
Issued against the person. His counsel argued
that this being a civil process the defendant be-
came entitled TO the limits on production OF
proper bond, and his detention was illegal after
such bond was presented. Judge Donohuc so de-
cded. and ordered him to be dl. charged on giving
proper bond.
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FIFTY.SEVENTH STREET COURT.
Before Judge Flammer.

KICKED HIS wIFE's sTEpFATHER.
Thomas H. Maloaey, OF No. 309 East Forty-fourth
street, brass m0ulder. was charged with kick
ing his wiie's stepfa:her. an old man, named John
Desmond. Maoney said that Desmond came to
his place while drunk and attempted to strike
him, and he pushed him away, but did not kick
him in the abdomen as alleged He was held lOr
trial. Desmond suffered severely from his inJu-
riaa
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DECISIONS.
SUPREME COURT-CHAMDE

SUPREME COURT-CHAMBER6
BY Judge Donohne.
Rosenthal VS. Moss.-MOtion denied.
BY Judge Lawrence.
Monkey VIZ. Monkey. Report OF referee confirmed
Van Colt vs.. WaddingtOn.-The defendant must
assign the certificate to the receiver, and, upon
doing so. will be relieved OF mis- contempt
Hopper vs. Hopper. Opinion.
SUPREME ooURT-spECIAL TERM.
BY Judge Van Brunt.
Burton VS.. Observation-Disclosures OF regularity
wanted
Won Elert VS.. Won schoning.-Decree and md
Schonberg vs. Heyerdanl.- sustained
by default.
COMMON PLEAS-SPECIAL TERM
BY Judge Larremore.
Harrison vs.. Boyle.-MOtOn denied, with costs
to abide event. see decision.
Chrlsty W.. Perkins.-Moton granted on terms.
In the Matter of the Application OF st. Peters
Church. Application granted.
Hilbrun vs. Branat.-Causo ordered on special
calendar.
Reneva vs.. Reneva.-Moton denied, with $40
costs.
COMMON PLEAs-GENERAL TERM.
BY Chief Justice DAILY S snS Judges L0ew and
The following decisions were rendered during
Morris vs. H,Ier: Knowlton vs.. New York and
Harlem Railroad Company Orders affirmed.
Kramer VS.. Zwlckert-Orders reversed.
Treadway vs.; Longstrset Get, ana anotner; Stewart
COmpany.-Appeais dismissed.
Kennedy VS.. Hough; Marks vs.. White Thel vs.
Knoeppe; Heath vs. Hubbell; Duperat vs. Behan
Gunther vs.. Acknowledgements affirmed by de-
fault.
Haas VS.. mpson.-Discontlnued
Mcyey, Jr., vs.: The Mayor, &C.; Chrsfs!d aud
another VS.. Rudo'phy; Morange vs.. Levy; Mo-
al. VS.. Wheeler, Jr.; Mathot vs. Losere Mwo
cases. PlatZ vs. Klein; Klllan vs. GOldinQ; Wood
VS.. Saiter; LeudY ct al VS.. Snain; Knowton vs..
New York and Harlem Railroad Company.-Judg.
mentS af11rmed argument.
DrecKman VS.. Loervy; Simpson vs. Brennan
and another Tucker and another Va. Perry;
Burke vs.. Hinsdale.-Judgments reversed on
argument.
McMahar vs. The Mayor, &C.; Remington Sew
ing Machine Company vs.. Doger.-Judgment
affirmed by consent.
Dolan VS.. The Mayor, &c.-Judgment affirmed
without argument.
Smith vs.. SHINES Smith VS.. Reed; Cantreli vs.
Conner, sheriff: Foster VS.. NC Mullen ana another:
Dalton vs.. lyons.-Argued. the Court taking the
papers.
Barthelot vs.. Eggert.-Judgment reduced to
$50 interest and costs Of Court below, cosSs- OF
appeal 10 either party
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VIOLATION OF THE GAME LAWS.

z ven for the prosecution, but portions OF Mr..
Russeils summing up and Judge Barrett's charge.
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LEGAL.
SheriH's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID ont of the District Court in and for the
County Of lincoln, State Of Nevada, and to me
directed and delivered. for Judgment rem.
dered in said Court, on the Sixteenth day Of
June. A. d. 1875, in favor OF Floral Springs
Water Company, and against the Washington
and Creole Mining Company, tor tho sum OF
eight hundred and twelve 51-100 gold coin dol.
lars, debt, together with rs 75l00 gold coin dol
lars tax costs. and all secruing costs and inter.
est, have levied on the following property, to
wit.
one building on the old or Lower works Of
said Company, size 30xC0, l wing 12x2O one
blacksmith shop, engine and boiler, reels
400 feet manila rope, wooden buckets, pull
leys, No. Sturtevant blower with betting and
pulleys complete, large, tank zinc lined, sx12,
| one stable large iron puileys, and all ma
| chinery In place; also the mine, consisting Of
| 1900 feet Of mining ground, and all shafts,
| drifts, slopes and wines appurtenent thereto.
| have also levied upon the mine known as the
Ma2eppa or new Washington and Creole mine,
consisting Of about 600 feet. together with the
house situate on the same, size 20x30 feet, l
boiler and engine, reel. 400 feet steel wire
| rope, 3 iron buckets. large water tanks one
stable and coal shed and all machinery in place
| together with about 60 feet railroad track, 20
feet of chute, ore dump and platform. have
also levied upon said company's office situate OF
Meadow Valley street. between Phoebe Compa
ny's ONCE and A. Barbers private residence
size Of lot IS feet front; house containing bee
rooms, bath room, kitchen, dining room,
office. All of said property is situate about !
mile south Of Court house, in Ely mining Dis
trict, Lincoln County. Nevada.
Notice is hereby given that on
Thursday, the Goth day Of August.
A. ID. 1873,
At the front door OF Courthouse. in said county
will sell all the right, title and interest Of sal
Washington and Creole Mining Company in an
to the above described property. at IL o'cloc
m, at public auction, for cash in hand. TO th
highest and best bidder, to satisfy said exec,
tion and all costs.
Dated Phoebe, August 2. 1873.
A. FIFE. Sheriff,
by q. BIRDsAIL, Deputy Sherii
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lyHE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE EX.
listing under the name and style of II. j.
Booth 4 co. expired on the Sth day OF June,
1875, by the withdrawal of H. j. Booth. The
business will be carried on by the undersigned,
their successors, at the same place, under the
name and style OF Prescott. Scott Co., who
assume all the liabilities Of the late Arm, and TO
whom ali outstanding accounts will be paid.
GEO. W. PRESCOTT,
IRVING N. SCOTT,
June. 10. 1875, HENRY It. SCOTT.
Having sold out my interest in the hrm OF II.
]. Booth 4 Co., / ask for my successors . con.
tinuance of the liberal patronage 80 long ex.
tended to the old firm. Messrs. Prescott, Scott
& Co. will pay all debts Of the late firm, and
collect all outstanding accounts.
ie24.ow II. BOOTH.
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SheriRs Sale.

ny VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID out Of the District Court in and for the
County Of Lincoln. State of Nevada, and to me
directed and delivered, for judgment rendered
in said Court, on the Sixteenth day Of June. A.
ID, 1876, in favor Of James Pierson, and against
the Washington and Creole Mining Company.
for the sum of six hundred and forty-hve 75-100
gold coin dollars, debt, together with STA gold
coin dollars, tax costs, and all accruing costs
and interest, have levied on the following
property, TO witt
One building on the old or Lower works of
Washington and Creole Mining Company, size
3OxGO; wing 12x20, one blacksmith shop, en-
CINE and boiler reels. 400 feet manila rope. 8
wooden buckets, Q puileys, / No. 6 sturtevant
blower with betting and pulleys complete,
large tank, zinc lined, 8112; one stable, three
large iron pulleys and all machinery in place:
also the mine, consisting OF about 1900 feet Of
and wines appurtenant thereto. have also
levied upon the mine known as the Mazepps, or
new Washington and Creole mine, consisting OF
about 900 feet, together with the house situate
on the same, size 20x30 feet; one engine and
boiler, reel. 1400 feet steel wire rope, iron
buckets. 3 large water tanks, one coal shed and
all machinery in place, together with about &c
feet railroad track, 80 feet chute, ore dump and
platform. Ihave also levied upon said compa
ny's Office situate on Meadow Valley street, be
| tween Phoebe Company's Office and A. Barber
private residence; size of lot % feet front
house containing bed rooms, one bath room
| 1 kitchen, dining room, l office. All of sait
property situate about n mile south of Court
house. In Ely Mining District, Lincoln County
| Nevada.
Notice is hereby given that on
Thursday, the 26th day of August.
A. ID. 1875,
| At the front door of the Courthouse, in sal,
County, will sell all the right, title and inter
est Of said Washington and Creole Mining Com
pany in and to tho above described property. a
IL o'clock m, at public auction. for cash il
| hand, to the highest and best bidder to satisf
| said execution and all costs.
Dated Phoebe, August Q, 1878.
| A. FIFE, Sheriff,
| by G. BIRDsALL, Deputy Sheriff
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