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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-07
NTOUNTAIN-TOP,

MOUNTAIN-TOP,
on the summit OF the Blue Ridge II 1916 feet above
tide-water), on the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad,
seventeen miles east of Stanton
WILL OPEN JUNE 10TH.
The atmosphere is cool and bracinE day and night.
The water IS chalybcate and frecstOne. The views
and scenery are extensive and fine any in the
mountains. The tables will be furnished and served
in style rst-clss. Horses and conveyanccs for the
accommodation of the guests. Post-olce at the
hotel. -
Passengers by the DAY trains each way Will ask
conductors to put them off at "Mountatn-Top Sta
ton, immediately at the west end Of the tunnel,
and not at Alton, rs heretofore
BOARD: Per week, SO; per month"; $3.50. For
families remaining two or more months board VIII
be reduced accoarding to room occupied.
Until June 18th address me Mt Richmond; aflc1
that ut Mountan-Top. j. i. NElSWANGER,
my 3O-lm Proprietor.
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nrCOHEN BROTHERS, having become
the purchasers of an entire cargo OF MATING
which had been seized by revenue officials, are en-
abed to sell it below any price ever known Tor mat
ting.
FLOOR OIL-CLOTH below usual price. my %
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SUMMER RESORTS.
T,HE HYGEIA HOTEL, 6.
FORT MoaRoE
foLps pofgr CoMrong,yAJ.

This Delighted Summer resort, commanding wa
ter-view not excelled on the Atlantic coast; fur.
nished with all modern Improvements; gas and
and capable of accommodating I'VE hundred persons,
now open for the reception Of guests for the sum.
mer season. Wharf one hundred yards distant, 81
which fteen to twenty steamers touch daily, afford
ing every opportunity OF communicating with all
points OF the country Superior beach for bathing at
the door-steps. Good from MA until NOVEMBER.
Unusual facilities for boating and fishing.
TERMS: $3.50 per week and upwards, accord
ing to location. Special terms to parties remaining
month or longer.
Address III. PHEBUS,
nv I-3Hm Proprietor.
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SWEET SPRINGS,
MONROE COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA.

This old and delightful Summer Resort W III be open
for the accommodation OF visitors Oh the 18TH OF
JUNE.
No establishment Is It's superior in point of beauty
comfort elegance Of Its appointments. Since last
season 1t has been repanted and renovated through
out, and Is now In perfect order.
CHARGES: Per diem, 50: per week, $3.50; per
month, $50. Children under ten years and colored
servants half the above rates.
Parties or families desiring to make arrangements
for the season will please address as above.
,." CAPTAIN j. III. FREEMAN,
my 3O-1m Superintendent.
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sPECIAI NOTICES.
NS THE BEST AND CHEAPEST
sPLAcEN THE CITY
tobuy your DRY GOODS, NOTICES, &C., at
w. THALHBfER's,
8ol Broad street.

4 -s
STRIPED SILKS at 75c. worth fully 81 per yard;
PLAID, STRIPED, BROCADED, and SOLID Co
LoR DRESS GOODS at 20 to 9 INC. per YARD
nil worth 10c. per yard more;
Just received from New York auction large iot OF
SASH RIBBONS at 25, 80, 81, and oOc-, which
Is just half the value; -.
BUSTLEsl BUSTLES! just received new LOT,
which will be sold very cheap;
Also. a large line Of LACE and SILK sCahFS'
from 25c. to 81, all shades; @
LAWNsl LAWNsl LAWNS! Five more cases Of
those beautiful PACIFIC LAWNS, which I am
selling at 1Oc. per yard, formerly sold at 2Oc.-
call early in order to select choice patterns
The largest line of PARASOLS in the city at the
very lowest prices, as have marked them all
down, and can suit the closest buyers;
All shades OF KID GLOVES ut 90, 75c> 81, a1.25
$3.50, and $2-they are two-button.
Country merchants Will find 1t 10 their advantage
to give me call before purchasing elsewhere.
w. TIIALHIAIER,
,c3 COL Broad street.
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MEETINGS.
" u N
OF COMMERCE.
ANNUAL MEETING.

TIE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE RICHMOND
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
win be held on THURSDAY, june 8, 1876. at 5'=
O'Clock T.. NJ, in the the First National
Bank. The annual reports will be presented, and a
president. two vce-pres idents, thirteen directors,
and secretary and treasurer will be elected.
je7-2t PIG. COGHLAN. Secretary.
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CoBB's ISLAND,
NORTHAMPTON COUNTY,yNA.

This well-known seaside resort having been leased
for 4 term of years by the undersigned. they have
thoroughly repaired both hotel and cottages, and
promise all who may visit them this year accommo-
dations superior to any offered visitors by the
former proprieors. The hotel will be opened on the
euce we feel confident that no visitors will leave tho
Isandshs year dissatisfied. We offer special rates TO
families who wish to spend the month Of June or the
summer with us, and will make the price TO suit the
times. For these rates apply to Major JESSE I.
HUTCHINSON, Fifteenth and Cary streets, Richmond,
Va or to us by letter addressed to G0bb,S Island.
Il. G. SEGAR s. CO.,
nv 2o-2m Proprietors-
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EXCURSIONS.
EXCURSION TO aaat
Il d coBB's ISLANDS.

r,o e,s, and elegant steamer JOYN sYhTEsTI Eel
,,in ~ Ia.Sc her wharf at A. nj. SATUbDA1t
10, 1870 Gr coBB,s ISLAND.
A,o,dav afternoon, June IL. 1875, thus
and retur III on onTortunty OF visiting that popular
a am island. and enjoying a serf-bath.
Fare TOT Tue founu L. b. TATUM,
s-,e-.-.- .,.,.,-t-., .a,-s.S.e General Agent.
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city TAXES FOR 1s7 n
CITY C6LIEcToR's 0yyfnS.,
3 RICHMOND, Yx-y May 81, 1875.

= gN.gSxEah+ '--~~s-I = Z Il
CITY CdLIEcToR's Oyyfrr.,
HlcHGoSD, Y21 May 81, 1875.
This onlee viii be open from o'clock A.Hne
O'Clock Pm from the 18TH 10 THE s0,n ov
JUNE, inclusive, for the parpose os receiving firm,
any person charged with city taxes
s.--,.-.-.- REAL AND PERSONAL,
"the whole one half of the amount OF tar chsr,es
and that ten per centum win be added to The ano,,,
OF tax Charged In every where the psrts
shall fail TO pay the whole or one half within TIA
time so limited"
The Collector respectfully and earnestly rcrmests
all persons having three or more bills to leave ,
OF the same as early possible at the Office ha, Tho
bills may be gotten together, and II desired b,,,.
receipts made out. change in the Office on tho Is,
OF July makes It imperative that THIS request .hours
be complied with to ensure the parties from DELAY
In crowded room on the last few DAYS of the month
JOHN F. REGNAULT,
jc LIN Collector
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF CITY EEGrNEER,l
RICHMOND, June 2, 1876.
NOTICE TO BBICK-MAKERS.-S
IN proposals will be received at this office until
WEDNESDAY, 18th Instant at O'Clock z. d., for
furnishing the city with the best quality PAVING
BRICKS lmade Of Rockets clay), to be delivered at
such points rs may be required. 1914
Bidders will state the number and time within
which bricks be furnished and exhibit specimens
Of bricks proposed to be delivered.
The Committee Streets reserves the right to re-
ject any or all proposals offered. 49,
Forms of proposals can be obtained and spectdca-
lions seen by applying ut this office. -. :. s
---'.--. w. Z. CUTSHAW,
je TIT City Engineer.
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THOMAS T.. GoODE, PRopR1HroR

Dr.. G. r. ADAMS, OF Baltimore, nd, resident
physician.
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M~To PRESERVE YOUR TEETH and

wTO PRESERVE YOUR TEETH and
to keep them white, without injurins them, use
MEADE & BAKERS -,r i.
SAPONINE DENTIFRICE. III
Price. so cents a box. Recommended by our best
dentists. For sPoNGY and SORE GUMS, ULCER
ArED MOUTH, and DEcAYED TEETH, use MEADE
6 BAKERS sS's
CARBOLIC MOUTH-WASH. $50. f,
1t thoroughly disnfects the breath and leaves re-
freshing feeling In the mouth Price so cents bot
tie, -----z---~-4-..7-s--~T1 up II
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Mt LEVY BROTHERS

:. NET LEVY BROTHERS
.,.... are the ...'
LEADERS oE LOW PRICES IN
DRY GOODS
--. FOE THE STATE AT LARGE.
An examination of their stock and the really low
prices they sell their goods at makes it to the interest
OF every purchaser in DRY GOODS to furnish
their families with goods from this old, reliable
house.
Keeping at all times complete assortment of
every article to he found only in lrst-class dry
goods store selling strictly for cash. and having but
one price which Is always the lowest their custom
ers have superior advantages, which appreciated
Visitors to the city arc invited to call and look
through our extensive establishment.
n1a1 LEVY BROTHERS.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Ne AT SYCLE BROTHERS you can
now find among thousands OF other bargains,
o,ooo yards SOLID BLACK PACIFIC LAWNS at
&c. worth one shilling;
G5 pieces new and desirable DRESS GOODS, in
twelve different shades at 1870, sold one month
ago at 25c. per yard. Don't miss this chance
YOU will never have another one like it.
90 dozen CENTENNIAL GAUNTLETs at Soc
worth 7Jc.;
40 pieces ZEPHYR SUITINGS at 10 and l2Ec.
LINEN SUITINGS at 20, 25, and 30c., worth 30
and Acc. fully;
Another lot $4,000 yards) OF those cheap WHITE
VICTORIA LAWNS at 15c. worth 30c.; don't
buy any Victoria Lawns before looking at our
stock, rs You will sarc 10 per cent by buying
from us:
NOTTINGHAM LACES and EMBROIDERED
MUsLINS will be sold regardless Of cost to close
out;
WINDOW-SHADES and FIXTURES;
WHITE BED-QUILTS from 75c. up to 80.
We have the largest stock of these goods in the
city, and can offer you inducements JET
r55- GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES
of SILKS at
ic7 SYCLE BROTHERS..
N-iy TABLE AND FLOOR OIL-CLOTHS,
MATING Sin white and checked, In all
wdths-at Tje II SYCLE BROTHERS.
DE- NEW LAWNS, NEW CAMBRICS,
PERCALES and new PRINTS, at
ie7 SYCLE BROTHERS.
-------------
n1I5- NEW PARASOLS at
sYCLE BROTHERS.
Remember our Sc. BLACK LAWN. JET
lCfy- GREAT BARGAINS IN CORSETS,
HOSIERY, NOTIONS, HAMBURGER EDG-
INGS and INSERTINGS, LACES, COTTON
TRIMMINGS and RUFFLINGS, HAMBURGER
ie Hi' Emu 'AA'' SYCLE BROTHERS.
n5cy- SAVE MONEY, SAVE TIME, and
save trouble by going at once to
SYCLE BROTHERS,,
429 Broad street, between Fourth aud Filth,
je7 formerly Isaac Sycle and julius Syclc.
n1T NEW MOURNING GOODS, CAS-
sIMERES, &c. &c.-T. r. PRICE & co. are OPEN
r tHs S;ujiiTINGs for gentlemen
BLACK and C9LQREDn F RI NI c Is
La
BOYS, CASSIMERES and FLANNELS,
WHITE and COLORED LINEN DRILLS,
BASKET DRILLS for suits or vests.
4 splendid line of MOURNING GOODS: such as
CHALLIES. TAMESE, DELANES,
GRAPES and GRAPE CLOTHS,
GRENADINES,
BYZANTINE. BOAIBAZ1NE, SC. my 27
MT MAY 27.-MORE NEW GOODS
BY EVERY STEAMER.-T. r. PRICE & co. are
opening new goods every hour of last importations
| and styles.
| CENTENNIAL BLACK SILKS, superb;
COLORED SILKS. In plains and stripes;
| BLACK BASKET GRENADINES every price;
PLAIN BLACK GRENADINES, every price,
COLORED GRENADINES for Oversklrts;
WASTi-POPLINS, 81 inches, 12l5c.;
| PLAIN NIALUNGES and pONGEES;
| SILK and WOOL POPLlNS, all shades;
| New FRENCH ORGANIZES and LAWNS,
SOLID ORGANIZES and LAWNS;
100 pieces new COLORED PERCALES, lower than
ever:
PARAsoLs and sUN:sHADEs, every size;
CORSETS KID GLOVES,
ECRU LACE, OPERA SliAWLS;
New line COLORED and WHITE SUITS, entirely
new, &c, &c. my2f
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CEaIrDREN's CARRIAGES. sc.

II HAVE THE L ARG u TcGsA
4 STOCK OF CfnLDRES'S CAR-9&ffSMYS -
RILf1f,S In the. clty Call aud sc,s the Whisne
Sleeping oach. Medal awarded at th Sea. Far III
1875 for toe oest carriages.
OLD CARRIAGES taken In exchange.
You can save money by purchasing rom elu,
established house No, 81 BroanssSsst: ,oy n
NH "a RQBEkT ttAhaVa4Dt
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jc lin

E.-MANCHESTER TAX-PAY-
~ ERS-I am now ready TO receive the ClTv
TAN for the year 1876. An persons payfn9 ono
half of the same on or before the LIST of July neYt
next, will be entitled to deduction Of FIVE per cent.
on the same: but to al bills unpaid as above specified
there VIII he added ten per cent. No deduction
allowed on either half unless both are paid I'm the
proper time. j. w. BRONAUGH. JR,
Treasurer City of Manchester
JUNE i. 1876. je l-lOt
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MARRIAGES.
sbE hFEgS-

Married. on the I'll, May. Ivy Rev. DIR. Cheatiar
Mr.. ANDREW J. BOWMAN TO Miss LUCY
BEDFORD, all Of this city.
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SPEC1AL To Blu ERS
DRY GOODS.
CARDOZO, FOURQuREAN & CO.
have now in store the largest stock of CHOICE DRY
GOODS ever offered in this city, to which they call
the attention of their customers and the public gen
ery giving them the assurance that never In their
experience have they been able to purchase goods ~
prices so low. In
DRESS GOODS
their stock Is large and complete, Their
BLACK SILK
stock IS larger than before, and at astonlshngiy
~" p'-.0' CoLORED SILKS
In endless quantities. qualities, and varieties ofshade
BLACK GRENADINES
from 3Oc up the 3Oc grade being the best goods for
the price We have ever before solo,
COLORED SILK GRENADINES
In beautiful shades and qualities for overdrcssch.
MEXICAN GRENADINES
from SIG. up.
LAWNS and ORGANDIES-
A large stock of handsome patterns.
ELEGANT DAMASSE AND BROCADE GRENA-
DIMES IN SILKS
n black and colorcd something and very choice.
LADIES LINEN SUITS
from $3.50 up. OF these goods we are keeping Il
much larger stock than before. Some very Gle
CANT. ,,cors
at all prices We are selling cambrlc-1nish goods,
siyIe nrints at 6ac per ward. my29
DOWN THEY Col CHEAPER YETI
We have now the largest stock Of DRY GOODS Oh
Broad street. and they must be sold Read this prlco-
list:
JAPANESE and FRAU-FRAU GRENADINES
15c.;
CORDED LAWNS and PIQUEs, 12Hc.;
BEST CALICOS, 6s and S!3c.;
CAMBRICS and PERCALES, 12Hc.;
CASSIMERES FOR BOYS, so, Co. and Toe;
CASSiMERES FOR MEMS SUITS, 75c., 81, and
1.iHSIEs's SUITS, SO. $3.50, and SIS;
BROWN and NAVY-BLUE GRENADINES, DOC
LACE-STRIPED PlQUES, 20 and zoe, worth ~
h. W GIsD DRESS GOODS at what they cost
frst part OF the season; ~
uAMBuRGH NETT FOR BASQUEs and OVER.
LACE SEiG GGlf Siiza FOR BAsoUEs and OVER
SKIRTS, Sl.75;
GAUZE SHIRTS for gentlemen, ladies, and chill
dren 1T 80 aud Use:
MEMS WHITE SHIRTS (complete), 81.
BE sure TO call and examine our stock before you
purchlse COURTNEY & POWELL,
S15 Broad street.
A handsome lot of BLACK LACE MITTs for
ladies and children just opened. my
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FESTIVAL.

ladies OF Venable-
Il Street Baptist church are now holding
STRAWBERRY and ICE-CREAM FEAST, 7
and invite the patronage of their friends. je Cat
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HyURTLE-SOUP TO-DAY.

JOHN DABNEY will have fine TURTLE-SOUP
TODAY and gin be glad to see all of his friends
JOHN DABNEY,
IL 7-l.s at Tobacco Exchange.
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pIcnMosD, FREp'G 6 POTOMAC r. k. Is: ~"
OFFICE OF GESEEAL IIckME Nav a. Is7e.S
CENTENNIAL TICKETS.

On and after MONDAY; 9Th Instant I, RUHn Snd
TRIP TICKETS will be sold between &c
Philadelphia at s14.7O. Limited toiHlhh LA .
from ds!f o. TICKETS between Richmond and
Banore sio sheghssG5d |, and d ,nI,ns Limited
Riehmond at 4 a. NJ lam ama d SsV Of issue.
10 passnnecrs leaving Richmond on the a. III. 5rain
arrive Of Fadepha $50 r oi ~ on ro ute same
ot on sale at offices OF a. w CARRIER NO. eZ6
ya,n Street Exchange Hotel and at Companys Oh,
noes, corner l, W ,e G. A. TAYLOR,
ana Broau s"e@ General Ticket Agent.
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l-OTICE-B. T.. TINsLEY & @

ATOTICE.-B. +. TINSLEY & ~<N1
~ co. desire to make known to thercsA|S
friends and the public that they prepare at ADJ
purchase with G OOD SHOES, HANDSOME SHOES,
and CHEAP SHOES; and they furthermore state
that they do not wish any one to take their say In
the matter but TO call and examine for themselves.
TRUNKS, SATCHELS. VALISES, and all other
articles kept that are usually found In first-cirSS
boot and shoe house.
Repairing done In the nea test manner and with the
shortest notice requisite for completion. my IL
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On and after this date ROUND-TR1P T1ChEIS
viii be sold at the office Of this COMPANY ~ STS
c,rncS and Summer Resorts in southwest Virginia,
cstern and western North Carolina; also to the Bull
i'io 'i'- JOHN r. MACMURDO,
;oo1m General Passenger Agent
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n>fg- GREAT BARGAINS IN CORSETS,
HOSIERY, NOTIONS, HAMBURGER EDG-
INGS and INSERTINGS, LACES, COTTON
TRIMMINGS and RUFFLINGS, HAMBURGER
NET, ECRU TIES, &C., at ,.,
je7 SfCLE BROIhEsS.
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NJ TABLE AND FLOOR O1L-CLOTHS,
MATING Sin white and checked, In all
wdths-at RE II SYCLE BROTHERS.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-02-09
Supplies Cheap for Cash. go to

given by DR.. Hays, he says: "The
match is made by the parents OF
the couple. The bridegroom must
go on and capture o polar bear as
an evidence of manly courage and
strength. He is then told that he
can marry, if so inclined, and, like
most bachelors, he is 50 inclined.
lie sneaks behind the door of his
inamorata's house, and when she
comes out he pounces upon her
and undertakes to tear her away
to bis dog-sledge. She kicks, bites,
screams and breaks from him. He
chases her, and the old women of
the settlement come out with fro
zen strips of sealskin and give her
a vhack. Afterrunning the gaunt-
iet OF these oil women, she falls
down exhausted and surrenders.
The bridegroom then lashes her
TO his sledge, and, whipping up
his dogs, they fly over the frozen
snow and the wedding is comsum-
mated
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-02-09
Household Hints.

Lamps become incrusted inside
with settings from the oil, and or
binary washing will not remove
them. Take soap-suds and gill the
lamp about one-third full then
put in little sand and shake Wig
onously. A few minutes will re-
move every particle.
Many persons in preparing pota-
toes for cooking, pare off thick
slice from the surface instead Of
digging ont the eyes. The skin
ming process is all wrong, as the
strength of the vegetable lies near
the surface, the starch growing less
abundant as the center is approx
mated. The best way is to scour
them well, and either bake or boil
them with the skins on.
The following mode of cleaning
fine glass gives it great brilliancy
Take fine powered indigo, dip into
it a moistened linen rag, smear
over the glass with it, then wipe
off with perfectly dry cloth. As
substitute for this, fine sifted ash
es, applied with rag, dipped in
spirits, will answer just as well.
Spanish white is apt to make the
glass rough and injure it.
To distinguish cotton when wove
into professedly linen fabrics, il is
we'll to know that linen fiber, when
dipped in an alcoholic solution OF
rosolic acid, next in a concentrated
aqueous solution of carbonate OF
soda, and finally washed several
times with strong soda, attains a
beautiful color, while the cotton
fibers are not dyed. Before test
ing, the dressing shonld be washed
out of the goods, and few threads
raveled out on each of the three
sides.
To pack eggs put an inch oil
salt in the bottom of box or crock ;
place the eggs in this, points down,
so as not quite TO touch each, al
ternating the layers Of salt and
eggs until your dish is filed, al
ways finishing with a thick layer
Of salt. have kept eggs in this
way from September until June,
always finding them in good con-
dition; providing they do not
touch each or anything but the
salt.
Put some extra bedding on the
foot of the bed at night to give the
feet added warmth, and to be
drawn up higher if needed before
morning. The feet need special
attention, as one of the best rules
of health is to keep the head cool
and the feet warm. Don't encour-
age cold feet by wearing shoes a
size too small, for this will check
the circulation.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-02-09

He sat in a railway car. His
head was thickly covered with q
mass Of red hair. Behind him in q
seat sat a man with hardly any hair
on his head. He said to him, 81
guess you wasn't around when they
dealt in hair" "Oh, yes, was
replied the bald-head, but they Of
fered me lot Of red hair, and
told them to throw it into the ash
bin"
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-02-09

In an account given Of the mar
lace ceremonies Of The Esquimauxr
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-02-09

The most prominent bridge in
the world is the bridge Of Mrs.
John Campbell's nose. She lives
in Virginia, and she has been suing
a railway company for the last
thirteen years to get damages for a
broken nose. She means 10 poke
her nose into the case until she
gets $4,000 in cash. p
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-02-09
VICK'5
Flower & Vegetable Seeds

ar the bes, the weird produces. They are plant
"a by a million people in America. aud the rsanlt
j. BEAUTIFUL Floaefs and splendid Vegetables. A
Priced CAtalossue sant free 10 All VITO enclose the
postasc-a two cent stamp
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-02-09

NIORTGAGE sALE.-Default having been
vi made in the conditions OF certain indentnre
of mortgage, made and executed on the sixth
ay of November a. ID. 1874, by Julius Myers and
sarah Myers, his wife, % Joseph stetthcimer,
Charles T. Burrell and Simon Stetthcimer, and
recorded IN the ofics OF the Register of Deeds, OF
the county OF Alpena, Mlehigan, on the 18th
day Of November, A. ID. 1874, 10 3 o'clock NJ,
OF said day, in liber Of mortgages, on pages iG4
and i65, on which said mortgage there Is claimed
to be due AT the date OF this notice, the sum Of
one thousand one hundred and twelve dollars and
fifteen cents tl.li2l5 and also the further sum of
one hundred dollars $500, as reasonable attor-
ney fee, as provided for ~ said mortgage.
Notice il hereby giyon, that by virtue of the
cecdngs either IN law or az equity having been in
stituted 10 recover the amount secured by said
NOR tgage, any part Thereof, we will on the
9th day of March 4 ID. 1875, AZ 10 o'clock A NJ.
Of that day. forcclos, said MORTGAGE 40 public
auction. and sell TO the highest bidder, at
the front door u POtiCrs Brick Block. on Second
street, in the city o: Alpcna In s'iid conuty Of
Alpena, that being the place Tor holding the Cir
.pit Court, for the said county Of Apena, in
which SAL mortgaged premises are situatod,l said
inortgagcd promises or 30 much thereof as may be
necessary TO satisfy the sad amount due on said
mortgage. together with the attorney Zee afore-
said, and all interests aud costs and charges al
lo -ed by law Said promises in said mortgage are
des he'd ~ being situate IN the said city and coun
~ OF Air ena, Stale OF Michigan, and described as
faligrE, TO Nit Commencing ut the north-west
cornor of lot sixteen 10 in block one ~, and
running a., itlery, on line OF Water street, thirty
ii,rr,.'s,' f.o, ;iei-c cartcTly, az ris,t angles
sixty 30 feet. Ia. nee a: right angles northery
tLirfy-three ls3 fe 4 20 second street, thence
westerly on said stree to place OF bt'inhihg, o.
inx part of lot Nc block o"e ~ according 10 the
recorded plat Of the city Of A. Hena;
JOSEPH STfr HEIMER,
CHARLES n Bi'Rl. tLL,
SIMON srETIHEiML
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