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The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-09-03

The Vitness is the name of an ultra Protest
ant daily journal published in New York. 1t
was formerly published in Canada as a weekly,
but the plant was removed to New York about
a year ago, and daily dish of no.Popery was
served up in the most approved style. But nu-
merous as A. P. A. and o. A. U. are, the false
Uitness doesn't pay, and an appeal has gone
forth to the brethren for the sinews of war.
The editor says ''The Uitness has cost the pro-
prietor all he had in the world, and it has cost
two or three friends--one especislly-very
large amounts. These parties have sunk over
$I60, 900 in it, and believe the money thus spent
at the Lords call, as spent in his service. In
addition to this, quite number of frierds ad-
vanced about $S, 900 last fall and winter; and,
as will be seen, we scknowled over S17, 900 re-
oeived in cash since last March, and pledges
for upward of $50 900 more, to be paid when
the remaining S12, ,O0O of our $50 900 loan is
subscribed" This is large amount to expend
in slanderng ones neighbors-and then to find
it doesn't pay
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-09-03

Y Reports from Milwaukee show that some OF
4he wheat fields are netting only two to three
bushels to the acre, and the average for Wis
loonsin, it is stated, viii only be eight bushels
and Minnesots a twelve bushels, while some por.
tions of Mississippi, Georgia and Alabama have
ivaiaed as much as fifteen bushels to the acre
and the average in Texas is at least fully up tc
that of Minnesota. These facts ought to en-
courage wheat farmers in the South
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-09-03

"There are circulated in Prussia" says the
New York Catholic Reriew, "36S Catholic news
papers and periodical publications in the Ger
man language. Over 300 of these are published
in Prussia proper; the remainder are Published
in Austria, Switzerland and Luxembourg.
Rhenlsh Prussi and Westphalia have 43 Ca
tholic newspapers; Bavaria, 20; Baden, 8 {;
Hanover, Z; Siiesia, Z. The Germnnid has three
of its editors actually in prison-Herren Hal
dicke, Theme and Taube. Herr Msiunke has
already served out a fifteen months sentence,
while KosioIek and Sonnen, the former sem
fenced to five years and the latter to min g
months imprisonment, have fed the country
Even the weaker sex has not been spared, for
Madame Ktrfel, direotress of the Ahrpeifer
TdEksbEatt, has had nine months in prison.
People would scsrCely think that these things
could happen in country 60 free as Germany.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-09-03

RRv. J. c. CARRIER, C S C.-Tbis distin.
kuished clergyman passed through New
Orleans last week en- route from Texas to Gin
tinnati. On arriving at his destination he will
assume the presidency of one of the colleges
belonging to the Fathers of the Holy Cross.
Daring his brief stay in the city, Father Carrier
WAS the guest of the Very Rev. A. Marine, act
ing pastor of 81. Aune's Church.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-09-03

The session at st. Joseph's Convent, corner
aalvez and st. Philip streets, will open on the
l6th inst. On the 18th two Sisters will leave
or the branch institution at Bay st. Louis,
ssking with them such pupils may be en-
Seusted to their care.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-09-03

\ The Catholic congregation at Higbgate near
london, which in 1858 was composed of tailor
md his wife, consists now of some / 800 Catho
SicS, Of whom no fewer than 800 are converts
,gho have been received into the Church by the
eassionist Fathers During tie eighteen years
ff patient toll and self denial, the community
kself increased, aud it will soon uu nber tw enty
Ave nembers
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-09-03

The following members of the Catholic hiar-
trchy in the United States are converts from
nrotestantism: Archbishop Bayley of Bslti-
nore, Arch bishop Wood Of Philadelphia, and
Bishops Doyle of Hartford, Becker of Whining
ON, Gilmour of Cleveland, RocecrAns of Co.
lumbus and Wadhams of Ogdensburo.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-09-03

I A meeting of the clergy Of the diocese of
nam has been called to present to the Holy
aRe the names of three clergymen eligible for
Ippointment as coadjutor to the Archbishop
& Tuam, Most Rev. DR.. MacHale, who, though
sfil1 hearty and vigorous, has been over half q
entury in the episcopate
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-09-03

h A PATRIOTIC SoUTRERN PAPER.-The South
sestern Presbyterian, published at 40 Camp
ytreet, is delighted because, as it says the Pope
proved that he was not infallible in recognizing
he Southern Confederacy in 1864. The editor
af the Presbyterian In this shows at once his
ignorance, HIS malice and HIS hypocrisy.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-09-03

FEAST or ST. AUGUSTINE AT ST. MAURICE's.
Last Monday, Feast of st. Augustine. being also
the feast of Rev. Augustine Duval, pastor of st.
MaRrice's Church, number of the friends and
parishioners of the Rev. Father called on him
and offered him their congratulations and best
wishes. In the evening the Rev. Father was
serenaded by Prof. Duncans brass band. Alto
gether, the event was a most pleasant ono, and
will long be remembered by ali present.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-09-03

|, Sister Stanislsus Jones, daughter of the Com
iodore Jones whose gallant deeds are recorded
"a the history of the wax of 1912. celebrated her
Golden Jubilee at the Visitation Convent,
Soore etown, week before last.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-09-03

The expense of running the State Govern
asnt of Mississippi during the ak years Of
RADICAL rule was $777. $40 annually. The re-
iorm Government has reduced the expense 80
hat it will be only $500. sos. saving the State
annually $576. .435.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-09-03

Previous to 1860 our army consisted of 12 500
men, with Major General at it's head. Now
We have twice as many privates, q General, a
LisuteDant-General,fi five Major Generals, state
In proportion, and we find it impossible to send
more than 1000 men against the Sioux, who
are in rebellion against our authority. The
;TeateF part ef the remaining % 500 are playing
,oldiers on the Atlantic and Gulf seaboards,
leIping the Radical carpet bsggers to perpetu-
te Grsntism in the Southern States.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-09-03

The receipts of cotton at Shreveport for the
ast year amount to 10000 bales, against
s.044 for the year before. Stock on hand 155
sles, against % last year. The receipts of
bv cotton amount to 40 bales, against Sc for
lie same time last year.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-09-03

h An enormous pilgrimage from Madrid to
Roune is announced. The pilgrims are said to
s,e about 5000 in number.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-09-03

! Sr. YNcENT's HoME.-The Board of Directors
will meet at the Home this Sunday evening,
Srd Sept, at 4 O'Clock.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-09-03

and, about one-fourth the number that -four
shed in the days OF George Fox.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-09-03

An old negro at Spring Hill, Alabama, by the
name of Adam was recently married to a won n
:, " the name of Eve.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-09-03

We have received from Hon. J. G. Brown,
Administrator of Public Accounts, the report of
ais department for the six months ending June
10Th.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-09-03

/ Eighty-sev hospitals and two hundred and
twenty asylnms of various kinds attest the
practical charity and active benevolence of
he Catholics of the United States.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-09-03

Gen. Mcclellan has written q letter declaring
FOR Tilden and Hendricks.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-09-03

St. Michaeps schools will e.open on Monday,
goptember 4th.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-09-03

Side by side with an article in the Dublin
Irish Times, full of sympathy for "the Irish rlh'
team" and calling for public subscriptions 70
pay their expenses appears the following para
graph:
ARMS IN A PROCLAIMED DIsTRICT.-Yesterdsy
Tuesday, two young men, named Ruddell anu
Campbell, were brought from Armagh JaII "
Lurgan, and taken before Mr.. Hancock, J'f1
on remand, charged with having, at Lurgan, on
the 1st inst. had arms and ammunition in Their
possession, and with having, at the same IlMo .n
and place. fred at target, and were az galn Eo
manded by Mr.. n ancock until petty SESSIONS uu
the 18th inst, when they will be DrousnU uP
"WhRt better illustration" asks the Nd''o",
"could be given of the folly and 1n1osuce "a
dragging the name OF Ireland, as that OF cou'
peting country, into those riffs contests' het0
are two Irishmen who possibly might pecom0
ffrst-class shots if they were as free as Apaei'-
cans, Frenchmen, EngiishmeD, s;otchmeu' AuD
trialians, and the people of other countrle' o.
to practice with the rife. But the mopn'n'
they are seen with firearms of any sort IN 'no.
hands they are arrested, hauled on peloA'
magistrate, and charge against them 10 o. o..
tered for trial at petty sessions. Surely "nh
this state of things continues it is absnFu
speak of Ireland as a competing nation ID iA1
contestsy and very unfair to put forward any
little clSue, club, or coterie as represeta'i'o
Ireland in such competitions. As We hS'1 =
already said, we wish Major Leechs te"w
all possible success, but we believe tney 81
oourting defeat; we protest against EnoI ~
warranted assumption of q oharHoter
does not belong to them, and VIC aufte sto
the notion that the Irish people should pay -
expenpo Of their excursion"
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0ALKNDAR OF THE WEEK.

Sept 3-Thirteen tn Sunday Pentecost.
st Anicetus. Pope and Martyr.
fRrnAny. %. Sept st. Rose OF Viterbus.
s60aodny 80. Sept. 5-St. Laurence JnstniAn Pope.
"Wednesday. Sept 6-St- Leon TX, Pope.
EharadAy-. Sept 7-St Anselm. BshOp and Doctor Of
the Church.
6ddaY Sept Feaat of the Nativity of tho B. v NJ
Ts11rday.. Sept s-St serRius l., Pope.
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: :. = a,r,rrcsa. Mornxa.-[Fvm The Hart.

Il. = aprrrtcsa.. MorHER.--I From the Hart.
AVA ds,uraw.9-Mr. T. Is. Rogers, the Ia
yoone poultry.raiser at Wethcrsheid. mas
sasens, d the arecise thing, ID and aas invented
,rbat he Cabs an " artificial mother" for the
rearing Of young chse&sens. de estimates
that a, least yity per cent. Of ckens hatcf'
cd are lest by spffericg from cold. By being
s.epped on by their Caothers by cats and
other animals, ard 10 various other wa! S.
K.e also 6.sis that chickens, 10 be profitable,
shopld be hatched in she water. he mas
haiched shree broods ip nine weeks Wild one
hen--,bat Is, he takes away the chickens Of
eoon as sra,ched and places fresh eggs under
fhe hen. aad 10 this way keepsber busy propa'
ea,;nv chickens. Ar. Roaers's next move
Tas "a get ND some inpentpn that wou'c
tsfe care Of the chickens when hstched. sne
ne hss eonstruc ed what be calls an "arhn
cial uo.hef." This is bog Win TWO com
nar,men,s, and about three feet long Dy tWe
feet and q half wide. On the rear IS nc
covered with wool, which shuts within thret
inches Of the bottom this IS cut on from tos
ftont Part By strip that can De raised OF
hinges. The front is protected oy iatlce
work, giving plenty of air ana hgot
and on the outside are TN troogns
in which gravel. food, and water ar
placed. The chickens can easily &c
their bills into these, and when tney nav,
got their eli tbeS can rua under the 'wooi
covered Id, which IS so soft and comiortaof
that they imagine they are dlnder tne
hens wings. Mr. Rogers bad 10 one OF thes
boxes Yesterday brood Of tWenty.one CHICK
ans. sixteen Of which were patched las
THURSDAY. and FIVE on Sunday. They Wer
all az lively az crickets. and seemed perrecti.
at ease. he took them to the sprlngnel'
noultry show on the noon train, where the.
win un Soub,edIy attract q good deal Oh ~
teptiop. Mr.. Rogers deals exclusively II
high, Brehmas, and thinks they are Inc pes
layers as well as the mos, profitable lo"i
for the t9iJte. ----
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sAUtsEaOn, s.1.sea--Enis alany.s.a
BY Thomas W. Reese, Anctioaeer,
No. "a Governor street.
HOUSEHOLD FB.RNI To RE 70

HOUSEHOLD FBRNITu RE FOR
Ii SALE AT. AUCTfON.--I order to realize o.,
advances Will sell mt my sncft1u-rooms.. NO. IL
Governor street, THIS Thursday hiUESlNG,
Gath instant, commencing at 10 O'Clock,
Tive WALNUT CHAMBER SUrTs,fa :t7sE i
Three COTTAGE CHAMBER SUITS. 49,
One CoTrAGe CHAMBER SUIT, oak, With ward.
IL Is robe; &E ytSt2is,s' ~ 80.
IN One PARLoR SpIT-Grcen Rep;
Ore WALNUT BOOKCASE. sar-s.s.
2 One WALNUT StDEBoaRD, marble base;
!, Two WALNUT: OFFICE DESKS. E-t.-' = .Es.S
One LADY's SECRETARY and DESK, r#e
100 PnLowS and HOLSTERS,
Six HAIR MATTRESSES, f
together with III ~ - Cas- :,
WARpRonEs, BUREAUS, BEDsTEADs, of wal.
~ nut and ash.
TERMS: Cash On all sums uuder fifty dollars
over that amount, sixty days, for Approved en-
f. "a nesoTtHfUM as ". KEEsrE, Auctioneer.s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-24
BY Cook & Laughton, Auctioneers,
No. 10 Governor street.
rI,RusTEEs sALEOF THE FINE RI

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE FINE RES.
l. laura Mt AND BAR-FEXTURES CORNER
NINTH AND BR0ADSTREETS AT AUCTION.
BY virtue Of deed OF trust executed to the under
signed as trustee, and duly recorded In the Cham
cery Court Of the city OF Richmond. will sell al
auction, on THURSDAY the Gath Instant, at half
past O'Clock. at the premises, corner OF Ninth
ann Broad streets the REsTA UhaNT. BAR. and
EIXTU K ES. occupied by d. Gerhard, consisting OF
Handsome BAR-COUNTER, with BEER-PUMP, ICE.
BOX, &c;
l elegant kREycH-PLATE MIRROR,
Handsome CLOCK, PICTURES, .,,...s..
CHAIRS, TABLES.
SlLVRR-MOUNTED SHOWCASE, ..f ~ #a.
STOVES, NEW PARTITIONS, s..
BAR FIxTUR RS, &c, &c, together with the USEx-
PRED LICENSES.
This is a very desirable location for this business,
and offers great JUDGEMENTS 10 an energetic person
with small capital.
II is desirable sell the above as whole, and IN
this eyeLt The terms will be- one fourth cash; the
baa ce on credit Of sixty days, ninety days, and
four months, Ter approved paper.
- a LGUIs +. BUoSIEUX, Trustee.
COOK LAUGnToN. Auctionetrs- re %
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-24
BY Frank ID, HIN.
DJ rIdUh ~. hin,
Anctioneer and Real Estate Agent.
Il. HOS Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF vAIu.
" BILE BRICK HOUSE AND LOT on JACE-
SON STREET. IN THE CITY OF RICHX6Sn
AT AUCTION.-By virtue OF 4 decree rr9n,J
February 10, 1875. by the Richmond ChasesrY
Court, In The case OF Vaughan %. Watkins, vii,
proceed TO sell at public auction, 10 the hghes, hid
der, on THURSRDAY, February 90. 1879. on ,he.
premises. at AZ O'Clock Z. n, the BRICK HOUSE
and LOT OF GROUND situated on Jackson be.
tween 81. Peter and Price streets, now owned BY
George Watkins. subject 10 the contingent RICH, Of
dover OF Julia Watkins, wife OF said George Wa;.
kins. at ...a. aet
The LOT fronts on Jackson street SO feet. run.
ming back to Duval street and fronting on nd
Duyal street AZ feet.
TERMS: One fourth cash; the balance III elssj
instruments, with Interest ADDED. for uego,!sb.a
notes al six, twelve and eighteen months trcr t,y
of sale, the title To be retained until all The Dur.
chase money Is paid. JOHN !. WISE,
fe16 Commiss!orer
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By P..s seabury, Auctioneer, .
No. go sycamore street. Petersburg, Va.

DY VIRTUE OF "A DEED OF TRUST
- from James NJ. Overton and wife, dated March
Chesterfield County Court {deed-book So, page
1881 for certain purposes therein set forth. shalt,
being required TO DO by the beneficiary. sell at
the 23d day Of March, 1876, &C s12 81, TWO
VALUABLE TRACTS OF LAND conveyed Ia
sad Il s1aGRi
and adjoining the lands or James r. Cafes, John r.
Lacy,s estate. George Barilam, @. C. Moore. vii.
liam Blankenship and others. Part or this land Is
in cultivation, the residue in oak aud pine, and lies
about two miles from the Glover Hun DEPOT, on the
Clover Hill railroad, within the coal-feld. The
built, and necessary out-buildings, and is conve-
nienf TO churches and schools. }1y .g..- -stfty
TERMS: Cash for expenses Of sale and 10 satisfy
the trust the balance on credit Of one. two, and
three years. for negotiable notes, interest added.
and secured by rrust-deed. e. MOORE,
Re % I'D Trustee.
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BY Grubbs & Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA.
" BILE REAL ESTATE.
Harvey
BY Grubbs & Williams.

~
Harvey
Us.
Archer, &C.,
IN RICHMOND CHANCERY COURT.
In execution of DEGREES entered In this cause on
25,h April. S74, and January 20, 1875, the un-
dersigpsd. OmmSsloners named iu the last decree,
Iiams, In the city of Richmond, on THURSDAY,
24th of February. 1875, at ~ o'clock 81. the
lands referred u In the proceedings In SAID suit
which now remain uiiSold. 10 wit:
LIST. BELLONA FOUNDRY, lying In Chester
field county, on James river, about thirteen miles
above Rs hmond. The tract contains 2O9 acres,
and has upon It large brick mill besoes TWO pr1ck
dwellings, brick dry houses large Workshop, large
lumber house mill dam 10 perfect ORDER ana ample
water-power for Il large manufacturing establish
mpnt Tie land Is well adal ted TO agriculture.
I'd. A TRACT OF LANi not far from the ab1Te,
called ST. LEGER, cont aining about ninety acrcs.
with no improvements. l..
3d. Oue fifth undivided interest In fee simple In
body o. iapd called il ES >IJH. partly In Chester
field and partly In P0whalan counties. containing
altogether $50 acres, on which there is large
framt dweln & and necessary out-houses.
This land lies within The range OF The coal Dasln
of Chesterfield, and Is believed to abound In that
mineral. ,,,
Eacn piece of property will be sold separately.
TERMS: One four h cash oa'ance III SIX, l"eIVt,
and eighteen months for negotiable Eotes. win
interest aided from day of sale and title refined
until the Whole of The purchnse-money is palo anu
conveyance oruerco by the court
e. C.. MCRAE, ,.
II. G.. CAN>ON. commissioners
EDWARD Y. CANNON,S
CRI-RRS e WILLIAMS AuctiIneers. re
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-24
~. BY Grubbs & Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh street between Main and Re-.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF tn,
~ BRICK REsIDESCE no. $500, or I M
TWENTY-EIGHTH AND TWENTY.SISSES
STREETS, AT AUCTIUS.-FoBp aud nj. !.
FORD and dL.-In Richmond CHANGER" ~. "a
Decree entered 10Th February. 1878-In s lat
tton OF said decree the undersigned sreci,i ~
mssoers thereby appointed. will sell bT arc .'
upon the premises. on FRIDAY the 9th a. avn L
February. at Ak o'el.ck p. NJ. the BHIfW.
ana kitcheB, and Is very comfortable resido Us'
The lot fronts tbirty.tbre feet on Grace strss;
TERMS: One fourth cash: halince a, Sin. fYs,,.
and eighteen months for Degotsble notes. SI.S -.
terest added. and title retained by court mil ~
notes are paid. THOMAS j. EVASS Wv
ALFRED r. COURTSFy
Special Commissiope,s
OhCnnS % NlLLIAas. auctlobeerr. f. L.
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EOR RENT. a.

No. l12 east Cary, ten rooms, BRICK DWELL
NC Nc. eSS"55' west Grace. twelve ROOMS, BRICK
No. SOS no 10 xelfth. seven rooms' bhA|h
$3.50; xoon,s pRIcK
No. 5O7 north Twelfth, seven rooms Dhi|iA
DWELLING, $3.50; pp,cK DwELL-
No. 3I4 west Main, leu rooms bkiCh y" r'1D
no No. TIC south aarei. eight rooms FRAME
IN So hh 1910 east franklin, six Iooms' BRICK
No. 3Uy west Franklin, six rooms, bhi"n
DWELLING, &24O; pprrK nyyELL-
NO No S50S south Laurel, five rooms FhAm
DWEL.InG. q CO.; Ed .xr uwEIL-
No. 6lO Beverley, fEe rooms' III "A -
ING, ESQ s sr,ev five rooms, FRAME DWELL
ING, Slso,; ;s,er,ev. six rooms, FRAME DWELL
Ing, 81 sor,, Pine. Eve rooms, FRAME
DWftLaagsG,, Ytoo .,,ne. four rooms, BRICK
| DIV ELLIhG. 81 so: ro,u -oons FRAME
No. 531 Mostly stfeet, iouf io'D''
FAME HOUSE, Byrd and Second -FOUR iooiii''
siESHoAME HOUSE, strecker's Hill' FIVE rooms
S1 FRAN HOUSE, corner Seventeenth and Clay
no, O03 north Second strcetthree rooIns. goa
No 2l5 west Broad street, four rooms ;$9o
s"nIr w FRAN ID. Hill.
APpi' ~ Real Estate Agent,
c,ooat 1908 Main street.
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BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
...ss. No. 1ll3 Main street.

AN ATTRAC E TWO-STORY
N BRICR RESIDENCEON FOURTH STREE T
RETWEEN JACKSON AND DUVAL FOR SAL e
BY AUCTION.-We shall sell by auction, on the
premises, on Monday the 2Sth instant, at AZ
o'clock P. n, new and attractive TWO-STORY
BRICK DWELLING. conveniently arranged, with
all the modern Improvements, containing SIX
rooms including kitchen and servants room, on
The west side OF Fourth street between Jackson and
Duval. -...
The construction of this house, It's size, and CEN
trail location make 1t every way desirable as an In
ve5tment ,-#
Terms One fourth cash balance In six, twelve,
and eighteen months, NEGOTIABLE notes given for
the deferred payments. with interest added, and Sc
cured by q deed OF trust.
fe24 Auctiopeers.
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By Grubbs q Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

DRICK STORE AND DWELLING No.
ID 900, ON MAIN STREET BETWEEN
ST tEETS. FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-We will
sell at auction. on the premises, on TUESDAY the
20 b Of February. at ~ O'Clock P. NJ, The sTORE
large, has q good Basement and is well suited for
business: and the dwelling part has about twelve
large family or for a boardinz.ho The LOT
fronts 22 feet, and runs back IL feet to an alley
opening into Nineteenth street. Gas and water
throughout the house; cuvert, &C.
TERMS At SAFE.
fe "a Aucuoneers.
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sH BY Frank ID. Hill,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.
Mo 11OS Main street

VALUABLE LOT OF ROUND,
Y WITH TWO NED DWELLINGS
THEREON, ON THE SOUTHWEST CORSkE
OF FRAN KILN AND TWESTY;fIRs.TI
STREETS, OPPUS SIT JOSEPH 6. DlLL5
FACTORY, EOR SALE At AUCTl0S.-On
FRIDAY. February 25, 1876. at the request q
Vincent Lucas, Esq on the premises. at ~ G ;
2. ST., i will sell the above described PROPERTY
az auction. The lot fronts on Franklin street a
feet, with depth Of 81 feet. With small outlay
these houses can be made 10 pay fifteen or twenty
per cent on the investment. They VIII oe soldAs
bargain. 1T,
TERMS One fourth cash; balance IN four, tigh,
FRANK ID. HILL,
flo % 4. kucI!one.r.
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..Jobp, you must come home early TINS
afierr Don, We are going to have one OF tne
Advisory Goa neil for dinner, you KNOW.
"Well, EN-. Ri come; out o9 d. PROMISE
to eat bit of hin."-BrooEtyn Ona0a'
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II the person who despises anall things
will call at the msic .toc'ory at omro' WIS,
he NAV leana that 5000 600 worth OF revenue
stamps were required for the matches "aue
there In single year.
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NOR RENT OR LEASE, VINEYARD
rIantad IN 1868, in full bearing, containing
Ave thousand yincs-Conccrd, Delaware. Catawba,
Ives. Creveing, Clinton Hsrtford ana SIX nun mum
Vile railroad, four and half miles from News
Eeuy. For terms apply to ,,,,ns
fe1-1u' News Ferry.