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Notice.

The undersigned has been appointed and
aualified ~ adminisirattix OF the estate oi
NtcbOIas Ri-hop, late OF jackson county, de-
ct.ssssI ThOs-- ind~bted To said estate are re.
quir,d q TO make immediate seiileln~ni' aud
Ib,~e having claims against the same Will
present them according 20 law. -.-..
NJ. A. BISHOP. Administrative.
Nov "a 1876 -3w
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NTOTICE TO sTOCKHOLDERs.-No
~ h hereby given that there@iil be a meet
No of M. stock hOldrrs OF the Home Building
,n1 I0an Association, al the Court House, In
Isck~ou, on Saturday, January 6ih, 1871, AZ
O'clock 4. NJ, for tne purpOs5 OF electing d.
'eS.%is SoY'otd td' '"' i J. EDWARDS. sec'y.
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H. J. Carr has fine lot Of young fruit
trees, suitable to set out the coming fall.
They are young, thrifty. and acclimated.
Look at them before the travelling tree
man comes around. III
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See new advertisement of James Chest
nut. He has stock Of very superior
goods.
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Free of charge. Your Druggist will
refund your money if DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup does not give you satisfaction and
cure your cough.
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Town Lots at monthly and yearly pay
ments at reasonable prices.
March 6-tf B. KAD.
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c,E~D 25c. TO @. r. RowELL a CO.. New
- York tor Pamphlet ct LOO pages. containing
liSts of 90 pers, aud estimaieS SHOWING
es-t OF advertising. hiaf-lo 10Y
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NOticc Il hsrsby given 10 all persons whe are
Is-uuilug la JHrksnu county without a iicen -
that th. requested To 90 the proper liceu-s
or the Staiuts Will hHvr To- b. snfo ed.
r. W. PATTEIssOS, a dltor J. G.
Sept. "a, Ls7O. q
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CmKEIFr-s sALE or REAL ESTATE.

- uERIFT's SALE or REAL ESTATE.
state Of Ohio. Jackson ecutty. ~
Court of Common Pleas.
Clinton Rider W.. william Rowland 81 al
Nulicv n hsrshy Hiwsn. that in pnruance of
order uf sale tssuod ouf ~ aid Court. ou the
i.t day ~ pcusmbsf, a. =. issa and ~ ne ~.
rscisi ~ sheriff aud Nporini Master Cornmia
siuusr in said uau-e. I viii oncr fof saie ~ the
dour " The Cuuft Muu.c. in aid cpunty. on
saturday. January 9th. A. d. 1871.
~ o'clock PM. % aid day. the following de-
eFritsd fNal estate. slfuatu In the uuumtY %
Iaf 1sun aud stale - uhiu. 90 wiu
nsNtuuinA at puiut uu the Iarkaon and
kfyrfuuu fuad 0ttr huuurvd nud eighty .flauF
tss.i w-ri ffttu the eaat line of iot nuniher
rmty.twu CO. township uumhef meNrn IN.
fauEr nufuusf ciEhireu ilsi Ncluto salt nnnrfNe
iauds, ti.ucr unfth Ten fsHia. thrurr wcat aav.
enty.tkht lfAl frsts thruUr muuth Ten tiNi ruxla.
th,iIcs ..st -rvsuty-siEhi 90 fest % the piass
ui bfniuniuE.
Apprai-sd at tssT co.
Tsfins ~ sale. cash oii day % sale.
10 - -old - thr pruprry ~ william H1w.
land, g. -sti.iy iuaGfncnt and drerve IN favof
uT Iiutuu nidar
Given unasF my hand this On asy q pecsm-
hgf, A. q. tsg~. JOHN ~. EWtgO.
rlsfir a special Masisf Cufnnii i.aiousf.
l.W. Laird, Auy for pi'n
TdFsat
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AAM MCHnt be made hy svrfy agent swrfy
OuukymUmth tu the huatusHs We fufuith
e. 600 hut those willing 60 wufk csn casiiy
Fmfn Nuxem uulihIn - day fia ~
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We viii furnish yuu h complete Oufnf frre. TIE
hu-lms7- pfys hritsr Than anything else We
VIII hfMr cNitstsn ~ startling Nuu Particular
Tree. write aud -fr. fArturrs sud murhamiru.
their ~uus sud daughter, aud al ria--fN in
nerd % psyinE work "a home. should Wi > a.
~ and issstn mli alHsut thr work ~ Once. Nuw
i-tha tim. u as delay. Addruna TRUE A
90. Aflan.ta. Mnlnn.
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DRAIN TILE.
WE HAVE on HAND, FOR SALE.
....DRAlN TILE.

or various sizes. from 2 IN inches. which We
furnish ~ from ~ 10 % cents per rod, at tlir
ma nufactory. For further Information. Inquire
of Pric.. Bruthsr-, Agsnt-, Iark-on, or write 10
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NOTINE Tu NTOCkHOLDEHH.
Noiicu l. hereby given. that there uiii -
nfsaiitz uf thH atut \ hultiura ~ tha nlotw ifun
Gufufatly ~ ttisif one iu 1acH~un. ou tnr $50
uud Monday iu January is4fs teiuH tte slh day
~ sali imufii ~ t=si wuru tnW nuurN 20 " nrluNA
a. - aud Z u'siUrk 4. ~. Hgf the purHu~s ~
sisciing dlfcctora fof ths snsuing Ieaf.
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CHERIFrs SALE or REAL ESTATE.

CHEEIFT's SALE on REAL ESTATE.
State Of Ohio, Jackson County. a.
Court % Common Pi.ns.
James scuily ". Alb,rt Farmer Il al.
On "a order ~ sale
Noiice 4 hereby given. that in pursuance 81
order ni ~ais i.susti uuf 81 said tisurt n he
SIN day of Octolsrr -. issg and 10 me Directed
Shsrin ard Npeclsi Master DuuuiusiofsF In
Natd ru-, VIII ofif iur Ntir nt the auur 81 the
Court Hou-s in said cIuuty. uu
saturday. Decsfnbsr sad. a. n. 1870.
~ one O'Clock 4. 81. 81 ssid day ths. following
dsscried rssl estate, situated ~ the county 81
jackson aud state of Ohio. 10 wits
The southwest quarter 81 the southeast QUAR-.
ter of Sfcitou HcNrn 90, Township rtEhf tn,
range eightsrn U.s., containing iuuy acres.
more or les.
Appraised ~ sl7o.
To be- old ~ the property q Albert Farmer
% satisfy = Judgment and dcCrrr in favor ol
JHmc- rculy.
Given under my hand tli. snih day of Navsm.
b@r. "A. n. issd JOHN 81 EWINg
sheriff and SPECIAL Master Cotaini.sisnsr Iick.
son cuunty, y.
muv SOW
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EMPLoYME MT
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To "a mui we'll @aftsfifsi wu will aud
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The Testimony OF the WhsIs
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turn fuail. fur Chflla and FeNrf.~
have over 80 such tsafimonisis aa these. bus
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WHAT PAYS?

1T PAYS every Manufacture. Merchant.
Mechanic. Inventor. Farmer. or Profession
al man. io Keep iniOrnisd On all the improve
menls and discoveries of the age.
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1T PAYS the head Of every family TO intro
duce into his household a. wnpaper that -
Instructive, one that fo-fer- TASTE isr iuVssfi-
gallon. aud promotes thought and encourages
dlrcu.Nlon nmIOng the memb mbara.
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AGENTS fss5ssSs f2HS snsss SsSsFs rs Fsi.s.i. ssss
The New York herald., 1876-12-10
COCK FIGHTING.

Whatever may be said by Brother Bergh and others
lovers OF the sport assembled at Mitchell's. well
known sporting house in williamsburg, on rhanksgiv-
ing evening and there arranged main to be fought
between eleven thirteen cocks for all that weighed
IN. for $500 a side and $1,000 the odd battle
South Brooklyn and New Jersey the con-
tcstants but the main will not be fought
for probably weeks. Several matches have taken
place since then, but the most noticeable was one and
the first main oil the season. that fought in Will
amsburg Friday last, between Gardner and Will
Jams. The fight was for five birds each, 500 SIDE
For the first battle Gardner brought IN a red pyle
and Williams showed dark pyle. A lively fight en-
sued, in which Gardncr's bird was badly cut up, but
succeeded in winning the first battle in Am.
For the next 1ght Gardner showed up spanglc, a
beautiful cock, and Williams brought out black-rcd
The fight tough one, lasting 7m., when the
black-red fell, unable to rise.
The third night between a spangle, entered by
Gardner, and a blue pyle, entered by Williams. The
spangc proved to be duer and away early in the
fight the pyle being left master OF the field ism
The next battle was between blue pyle sent in by
Gardner and black-red by Williams. The latter won
the battle easily, the pyle proving TO be coward.
Time 3m
This made tho battles even, and for the deciding
battle Gardner brought out splendid spange, Will
showing equally good bIack-red. The tight was
bird sank dead with gaf his throat, giving the vic
tory to Gardner
several mains are the taps, but nothing definite
has yet been decided excepting the man between
South Brooklyn and New Jersey, which deposits
have been made. The old cocks will not be in cond
take place will be between young birds, 'novices
In ~
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MUNICIPAL NOTES.

caucus OF democratic members OF the new Board
OF Aldermen held yesterday morning II was
agreed formally that Alderman Henry D. Purroy
should be appointed President OF tho Board for 1877.
The appointments not agreed upon, but II is un-
derstood that Captain r. Tuomoy will be chief clerk
and William II. Maoney deputy.
Reports circulated al the City Hall that Mr..
Kelly would shortly retro from active membership In
the Tammany Hall General Committee. The gentle
man is rcticcnt as TO his future movements and
policy.
The Board Of Estimates and Apporiontment will
The Mayors office tomorrow morning, at elcven
O'Clock the purpose of considering the final esti
mates for 1877. The Board has only until the 31st Of
the present month to discharge their duties IN that
connection Mr. Kelly. III his capacity as Comp
trollcr oliciates a member of this Board. The Al
dcrmen hav Increased the estimates 81 600 600,
and 1t optional with the Board OF Apportonment TO
accept or reject these alterations.
The local statesmen gave II out yesterday that Mr..
Green was likely be the next State Comptroller or
superint Public Works They insist upon it
that the cx-Comptroller cannot be restrained from
coming again upon the pubic stage in some capacity.
Mayor Wickham will not appoint Commissioner in
place OF Mr. Donohue take action upon the charges
against Mr. Martin until next week. County Clerk
elect t;umbleton and Sheriff elect Reilly are hunted
n ght and day by local politicians who anxious to
secure places for the next three in the County
Clerks or SherfI's Office
Comptroller Kelly yesterday paid Allan Pinkerton,
chel Of the National Detective force, ST. 760 82
services rendered the city in tho arrest and
ton OF bond forgers.
Receiver of Taxes Mcmahon announces tho receipt
OF 81. 41O, 735 60 during the past week.
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been touch seconded by gallant work in the centre
Toll its tale and alter Bigeow had "punted" the
leather out Baker with fast un was IN an instant be-
hind Coumbia's goal posts The try was success
iu as Bgeow again, with q splendid place KICK sout
the ball clean through and over the string. crediting
the second goal Yale just I'm. 30s The ups and
downs In this short time would have been worthy oil
the grandest Efforts Of the champion wrestler, hc.
Leughn.
FINAL EFFORT
There was nothing for Il. Columbia had 10 lace
Yale in the field. Captain Price kicked on,
and for forty five minutes the game continued with de-
termination. Each side fought with great pluck, out
never TO great advantage The ball was more than
once in dangerous proximity TO the goal posts when
concentrated play saved the day. All the men distin-
guished themselves and crcdtabc runs must be noted
for Baker, Hatch, bonner, Walker and thompson,
OF YALE While Tram. Morcwood, Price, Hammond ana
ono or two Others OF Columbia, kept up tner side
grandly. Time was called with Yale having the
bail in front OF their opponents fortress Two goals
Tor Yale aud none Tor Colombia, though seeming Dad
defeat, Is not reality taking into consdcra
ton the weather and its short practice, the home CLUB
did we'll On tho side OF the vctors all played cxcep
tonally well, Captain Baker sometimes dong Inc
work OF three men The teams were AS foliows:-
YALE-E. v. Baker (captainl w l. Bigelow tbacks); !;
w, V. bonner, W. II. Taylor X. Wurts, G. II. Clarke
n. u Walker, w. Q. Camp tforwardsl
CoiUMnIA--W H. Radford, w. +. Morgan tbacksl;
G. N. Hammonds, W. II. Ward (hall backs); + W.
Price (captainl w r. Hldrcth, J. W. Pryor. f. ~
Tram, y. d. Weeks c. DeH. Brewer, H. +. Morewood
lorwardsl
Umpire for Yale-G T. Elliot, OF Yale.
Umpire Tor Columbia-w. H. DeForcst OF Columbia
Reieree-Nr Scamans, OF Harvard.
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THE DUNcAN-sHERMAN BANKRUPTCY

The examination of Mr.. William Butler Duncan was
set down for yesterday. before Register ketchum at
his office in the Bennett Building, but owing TO ms
absence decided to proceed with the examination
OF Mr. Francis H. Gram OF the junior partners OF
the firm Mr. Brown appeared tor the opposing
creditors, and Mr. Bangs counsel for Mr Duncan, re-
manned TO watch the proceedings in the interest OF Inc
bankrupts The examination was conducted oy Mr.
Brown.
The witness closely examined us TO the owner
ship OF the farm and residence at Darien, Conn,
where ne resided When asked VINO owned the prop
e!ty he answered, the title was In his wiies name
The question was repeated and objected to by MT
Bangs the ground that while the wife OF hts client
might hold the title to the properly might belong 10
some one else. Mr. Brown explained that his object
IN asking the question was to show the connection be-
tween the and the assets OF the bankrupt rm.
The objection was su stained.
The witness then stated that tho property pur-
chased years ago aud that his wife had advanced
certain sum toward tho purchase. and now held the
title deed security for the repayme OF the same
subject any claim that the assignee might have.
The property II sold to-day, would pay her claim.
He was further examined concern ming his relations
with the firm OF Duncan. sherman Il Co. and his
knowledge OF the condition OF their financial affairs at
different times before the failure.
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THE NATIONAL GAME.

ANNCAL MEETING OF THE NATIONAL LEAGUE
OF PROFESSIONAL BALL CLUBS.
The National League OF Professional Base Ball Clubs
met at the Kennard House, Thursday at noon. NJ G.
Buckley, President Of the association. being absent
Mr. N p Apollono, President of the Boston Club was
called to the chair. The Board OF Directors submitted
a report recommending that the Athletics of Phadel-
phia and Mutuals OF New York, be expelled from the
League Alter considerable discussion the report was
UNANIMOUSLY ADOPTED The Board also reported that
the champ mponship OF the League had been awarded
the CHICAGO club.
Various changes were made in the rules OF the
League BY these the first, second and third bases
enlarged to fifteen inches square. Each formerly
but a oot square. II decided that the home nine
shall always 60 the bat instead Of "tossing up,
formerly been rule aud that fair ball shall
not be lower than the knee.
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THE CoRONERS' WORK.

Coroner Ellinger yesterday notified Of the fol-
lowing deaths Mary Bresland, aged sevcnty-three,
of Depot place, High Bridge Edward Gaot. at the
Chambers Street Hospital from heart disease, and
William Nugcnt, two years old, OF No. ABB West Forty
second street, who died Wednesday from burns the
leg received few days previous.
Coroner Croker took charge Of the cases of q male
child found dead al No 279 Pearl street, OF John
Haoran aged 1fty, OF No. ~ Bridge street. who ded
yesterday from injuries received by falling of coach
two weeks ago.
John valman, aged thirty-onc. OF l69th street and
Railroad avenue, run over and instantly killed
yesterday noon by New Haven tram
The Norgue report for the month OF November
shows a total OF six bodes all males, which had been
identified Three OF these had died from drowning,
one from phthisis, one from pneumonia and one from
opium poisoning Three corpses remained unrecog-
nizcd one was that Of woman drowned al pier No.
East River, tho 4th ut Tho Other two were
men both iound drowned. one at pier 53 East River.
on the llh ut and the other at the loot OF Chriso-
phcr street, on November p.
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SALES OF CHINA.

The last OF the Colgate. Baker collection Of brc-a brac
was sold at Lcavitts yesterday. Tho prices brought
were lowor than any former day Of this sale. The
articles consisted of Dresden china. Staordshrc and
other celebrated brands, with few pieces Of bronze
some OF the articles sold for less than half their
For instance japanese bronze vase, on tripod sup
ports orramentcd with raised work. sold for SAC,
while an antique vase, spreading top, four
teen inches high, sold for $l1. sale of
Austrian, French, SWISS and other articles from
bronze gilt and brass goods. is being held at old
Chckering Hall, on Fourteenth street The attend
ancc Yesterday was very slim articles sold for
song a number being withdrawn for want OF bid
dcrs French china decorated tea set OF ten pieces.
with tray sold for S while bronze ornaments sold
from S4 upward. The sale will until the 1st
lam
The New York herald., 1876-12-10
THE NEW COMPTROLLER.

RICHARD A. sToIRs APPOINTED DEPUTY COMP
TEoLLER IN PLACE OF ApRAM L. EARLE.
Comptroller Kelly was busily engaged yesterday at
tending the routine duties OF his Office There was,
as the day previous grand rush Of visitors, and
congratu ions poured in upon him from all sides
The Commissioners OF Accounts still at work, and
il viii be several days before they can complete their
examination. Mr.. Richard A. Sorrs during the alter
noon received notice Of his appointment AS Deputy
Comptroller in place OF Mr. Abram J.. Earle. Mr..
Storrs holds the place OF Chief clerk He formerly
occupied the position 10 which he has just been ap-
pointed He has been in the Finance Department for
fifteen years. He will enter upon his duties to-mor-
Other changes are likely TO be made in icw days