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Steamer Clarbel Br). Ferguson. Port Prince-PIm.
Forwood Co.
steamer Perit DIR formerly American steamer PERTH
Chadsey. sydney. CIV r Woodruff A ca.
Steamer Novelty Haines Philadelphia-H w jackson *
Son.
Steamer A @ Sinners Warren. Phadclphia-Jas Hand.
Steamer franconia. Bragg. portland-J Z Ames.
Bark Giacomo Mortoa utall Olivar Cork Tor orders
Slocovch x Co
Bark sedmi Dubrovacki (uo, Tagiarani- Cork for
ders -Socovich K Go.
Bak Pohono (3 Sangster Cork Falmouth for orders
Gerhard Brewer
Bark Amsla ,iarguilo dtaD Jaccarino, Aexandria, E
Funch, Edge h Co.
Bark Regina Tolrk. Raw Gcnoa-John Zittlosen.
Bark Mary Jenness, Oakes. Vaiencia-F II smith 4 Co
Bark Lorena, blanchard Rio Janciro Santos-Cnrvef
Barnes.
Brig Charles (Sw), Sorleson. OportoFunch Edge Co.
Brig Mary Fink, Over. Leghorn-,uhn Zittiosen-
Brig Sportsman, blanchard, Port Nata-carver Bros
CO.
schr Marcia Reynolds esterdke, Laguayra and Porto
Cabello--Dalets. Bouiton X 90.
schr Reindeer, Howard, Green Turtle CayB Weinberg
& Co.
schr Susanna Crockett, st Andrews. NB-H p Brown Il
Co.
Schr John. Hughes, Galveston-C W Adams 4 Co.
Schr Ella VI Storer Wade. Pascagoula-Parsous Loud
Schr Clara Bergen, Dayton Savannah-Evans BAH X
Co.
schr Bertha Fellows Smith. Port JohnsonJed Frye
Co
schr Billow, Falcs. Banror--R Buck Co.
Schr Lverdae. Brown. Boston--Doane Gott-
Schr Abbie ii Brown Mcleod Provincetown-RJ Goodwin
4 son.
schr Onward Wheeler. IIartiord--Geo Blair & Son.
Schr Dart Campbell stamiord-Stamiord Manufacturing
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ASTORIA. April c3-Sailed, barks RIVAL Adams Smith,
Santa Monica; 10Th. Dawn. Nelson. san Francisco.
ri ,and sailed same day to RETURN; Cams age Camden
Me tand sailed sumo day 70 reurn) ,
BOSTON May 6-Asrived. brig Carrie Y Pickering Pick.
erng Lynn: scnr. Martins ,r Glass cienfaey.s; Cora
south Anibuy dast two not as beiorel.
Sailed. steamers Carroll. William Crane, Norman, and
Tth-Arrived steamer Ratt!esnakc. Snow. Philadelphia
briggs Josie Deyereaux. .iigrns do Mary q Roosevelt
Gail d, via New York: schrs Iephensh stcelman Foster
Cabarien; Pacific. Perry. Johnson Mills NIB; Teresa ID
liaker. Baker, Virginia; WELLINGTON. Rich Baltimore
WIN los OF faetopms. Magnet from do with .s If
jiHbooml Annie Martin, do John Paige. Haley
and Wheeler. Godfrey. do; Ruth II Baker from New
sih-Arrivel, steamers Ibcran dr,, Horne. Livcrpool
Gcorge Appold Ioseiand. Baltimore; Roman. croweil
John Gibson Dodd. Lcghoru. brigs Andrea Mignano ta
lubFano. Aareilics, anglo frl Akcrs. BarDado schrs
Ton. Psrmeweii: sophia wilson Maivin: II Bac Eve.
lin: Mary Hood krnney. aud sarah Shuber Hughes,
IuddeIi Cranmer. Alexandria; A smith, snow. Phiia-
dclphia.
ferryboaI trioe 0nssr in o. steam Corn staple
Gieared->teamer GIaucus. BeArsc. New York. ship
Thayer starret san trncsco via Bssmore; sshss Ro--
Charles Plat. sharp. baltimore; r. Little Crawford.
rnilsdelpha;. Mary Peters; York, New Orleans.
foley, rio Janeiro: Campaueo. Waker dos bds Mecws
Fulton Texas; Mary d Ireland Fisher csrdsnss; Henry
Dayey. King. New York; Tryon Nickerson. hoston.
Johns Sp" ha.s
York: hsrks Luigi Mare tIai, ConsellA Dublin Ma
Nor. PATTERSON, Belfast; brig compser I'M Enis
BELFAST May s-Asrlved, bark AsIsona cenans, Rouen
presence Al Halifax was mssprint,.
BANGOR Nay 7-ssIied, brig Isaac Carver. Now York.
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HASTINGS SPEAKS.
To THE EprroR or THE HERALp:-

To THE EDITOR or THE HERALD:-
In your issue of April % you have automatically
placed me in rather unp.e asant light owing IN
doubleday To mistake of your reporter, which de-
sire To correct am represented having tempted
two newsboys to pick my pocket by having ''stopped
the sidewalk and pretended to gaze abstracedy ut
the upper story VI building, hoping the lads would
al stamp which had previously seen them
eyeing You further quote me as saying that wished
To ''scc how the thing was done" Tho truth is as
appeared my examination yesterday, the
money was snachcd from my pocket while walking,
and the hoy captured by policeman, without my
assistance, and not by me, with the assistance OF
oiccr.n you state ! politely
formed that II ! did not appear at tho
Tonbs six O'Clock on the following
morning would he locked up in the House
PEELED to make complaint against my will was sam
moned before tho Grand jury, where was detained
my business for several hours, and again de-
tanned half the day yesterday in the Court OF General
hoy, whom your reporter SAID had been working in
shoe factory Massachusetts,, was nineteen years old
and trained pckpocket. the "shoc acory" being the
Mas sachuscts State Pcntcntiary where he has just
served term Of imprisonment Tor the same offence.
Iii poor mother. whose bssphcmous profanity IL un-
equalcd BY any thief, Is the mother OF three boys,
whom she has had trained professional thieves, and
her only subsistence the proceeds Of her boys thets
Your reporter may be right in calling this TEL
low .brght faced news5oy," but he has
occupation but stealing The next time have
my pocket picked in New YORK shall run IN an Oppo
site direction and cndeayor to avoid the endless
amount Of trouble which have had in this case,
Trusting that you viii give this statement space in
your valuable columns, and correct tho impression
that would tempt poor newsboy and then inten-
tionally prosecute ham, remain, very respectfully,
yours FRANK 5. HASTINGS.
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LABOR REFORM LEAGUERS.

The forenoon session OF the American Labor Reform
League Convention yesterday was occupied by the
American Anti Csury socicty. Edward Palmer tho
President in the chair. One speaker said--usury
piracy speculative increase against productive
enterprise resting on local statute law.
Mrs. : a. Hall, n spiritual medium, SAID that the
esprit Of A. 4 stewart" was present and Endorsed
the principles OF tho league and WAS very anxious 10
make amends for the great wrongs no had done labor
while IN earth HE.
Al the afternoon session of the Labor Reform Con-
ven,ion letters read from W. l. Hcbcrng. OF
Illinois; Hon. George W. Julian, or Indiana: John NJ.
Spear, OF Philadelphia Andrew J. DAVIS, oiNew York;
Joha ~ Liant aud others
Mr.. Hayward said .-Sincc property is a pcrishabie
commodity requires the iniorposfiou OF labor 10
keep good Il really nothing. but ~ burden Of
expense. So II loan you money on good security,
you not only no interest but should pay You
Tor tax oi H. II hired house ofyou, all pay
above The Of repairs taxes and insurance ~ really
paying Tor The house seIL and transfers the title OF
That house, IN that proportion, to me According 10
illegal Justice Jay Tor house many tunes over, IN
the form OF rent, and yet one; pay debt
many times. IN the form Of interest and yet owe that
debt stlll But In equity, man has no more right 10
be paid Tor u house debt than any more
than tor days labor more THAI orcc.
stephen Pearl Andrews, LOUIS Nasquier, K w.
Hume and others followed.
The following resolution was passed.
Resolved That the laws Of Congress VII CHI makes
gnant exponent Of snpersttcus Anthony
vomstoek special Supervisor VI she United states Mails
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MusrcAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

Tonight Dr. s. N. Lands appears MS Hamlet at Tam
many Hall, assisted by an imaginary company. The
Count Joanncs is invited TO be present and WILL we
hope advantage OF the opportunity of critical OBJ
servation DIR. Lands has one advantage: he has M
imaginary company, while the Count was burdened
by real one
ssconscencc," the new play OF which Messrs. A. T..
Lancaster and Julian Maenus the authors will be
produced at tho Union Square Theatre this evening.
The literary reputation of these gentlemen assures the
public intelligent work. at least, and brilliantly
written dialogue Mcssrs. Shook 4 Palmer will bring
out Consistency with and magnificent scenery.
and the will include the finest members Of the
compauy
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The eleventh annual meeting OF the National Tenn
perance Society held their rooms No IS Reade
street, yesterday afternoon In the absence of the
President Mr. William 4. Dodge, Hon. y. Remington
was called 10 preside The annual report pre-
scented, which showed the society he in prosperous
condition After the acceptance OF the report officers
Tor the ensuing year elected, Mr.. William i.
Dodge being again chosen President and Nr J. y.
stearns Corresponding and Recording Secretary, be-
ayers
In the evening the anniversary held at Steinway
Hail. Rev DIR. ID. Z. Babcock presided, aud the report
presented ~ the afternoon meeting read. Suitable
resolutions were also adopted Addresses were made
by Rev. DR.. Hepworth and Reys. Mcssrs KeDnard,
Vail and ]. W. Curtin. The exercises inter-
spcrsed with vocal and instrumental music
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sshr E~oea Burton Of rhllaasph iIa'ea,ns Car n
FRYING n Pan ss ss I sa heavy as Shifted cargo @
sehr NJ hieharis !of Trcmont. Richardson's .ardenss
days, with sazarae Coz vessel 10 Brett SON
sshr sesssry % Bsnss I Smith no. 'A'
schr W II cushrng of Camden. MI. ,ranusr, sasua 10
ssir Carrie Mile. ,sf Bostsa, Graham psEseea days.
sehr Hattie Weston ,of Plymouth Parsons. Bsracoa 10
days. with fruit to uomez rearsall vessel 10 Wen
seir Daru. Eddy Sof Banson Eideont. Araa u days
with sugar, 8c. t. Mcclellan Co; vessel to II smith
sshr sa.ap scranton OF New Haven Meyer Elsa'Rsrs
seh speedweli tof Roekian spaulaing Harber Island
days, with pines to Vim Douglass; vessel TO wen
sshr Rosae (isr Johnson Harbor Island days. with
fruit TO Jas Douglass Go.
sna 10 sa rh s run % VIM
Wsn n, ,.,yu, po,..,. u.v,or 1.,.nda
days. With fruit TO Jos Eneas.
sss Meteor 'o Bs,mad sunssoms ss% aas. ssy.
schr Ida Annie Friendship Mel. Cook lndisnos y
DAYS. with mdsc 10 II w Loud Co.
sclr Alice Bell. summons Cedar Keys 20 days, with ium-
seIr Gidersesve Hil Elizabeth City, NC. 10 days.
ii iavens pesrce Savannah II days. with lumber
sshr cirsy. Taylor Port Royal days. with lumber TO
sshr Lssni. Prince virsinis
sehr Z osiron, lin. Virginia.
sssr Ee y reS xa,i sqs sa GEORGETOWN Dc
schr J II Howe Newbury, Baltimore
Schr J ID Williams smith, Baltimore
DJ- Ship Fsma. which anchored in the Lower Bay.
came up TO the city.
ps.Bsrk Paul Ger. from Amsterdam on 7h. Is con.
shr Cohanne, Of Tnirsavsn IN Ia. 81 20 lon ~ WORKING
south ward al well 9TH io5 pm. on Bsrnegat heard
heavy clap Of wk perfectly sssr
mr. Banks Pcti Dubrovscki and Minerva. which
day.
RrTrKxKp-Brig Wiley Smith tRr). Hc~.. hence March
hal a"a hss~s Sw and w sss in Which lost
forern .st and maintopmast.
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer Neptune, Berry. Boston for New York
schr II I Potter. Potter. Hartford Tor New York.
sehr a,,is Butler Grssn rSr,lsnd O. for New York
schr NJ W Grifhhs. sterlins. Now Haven for Philade
schr + Flower. Hubbard. Hartford for New York.
schr Nightingale, Young. Now Bedford for New York.
BOUND EAST.
Steamer franconis Bragg. New York for Portland
Bedford ~ ''p'"Ss''
Steamer Ess.rA, Young. New York for rseydsnss
Brig Crom.rsy tBr. Mcintosh, New York for Bristol =.
schs W Voorhees, Goldsmith. Havcrstraw for Provi-
schr W Hines Hines. IIoboken for Boston
ssr TSs sssn ro for ss
schr OREGON Greg, Rondcnt for New Bedford
schr Nellie II Benedict. Thompson. Philadelphia for New
schr Eveine johnson New York for Fall River
schr Golden Ray. Davis Rondoat far Hartford
eS Black Smith, For, for
schr 81 Fort. Fort, Georgetown DC. for New Haven
ssIr TiS,yy.,: Enc: rhiadslph,s for Warren
schr Dart Campbell New Yorkior stamford
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At this house, last night new piece was produced
II is entitled Adelade,r and is written by Miss Ade-
laidc Lennox who also interprcls tho principal role
As this Is, believe Miss Lennox's first attempt as
playwright IL would be unfair cricisc severely,
but We may suggest that some pruning woad add 10
the effectiveness OF the piece. Miss LennoS AIDE
iadc the title role acted admirably and received well
deserved applause from large AID apprcciativo
audience Among the other paris calling for special
notice that OF Lucy Farweaher, which was
played by Miss Jennie Hughes with all her usual pi-
quancv. Nr. Crossen fair Sir Harry Hawthorn
and Mr.. Heeey acceptable as Hammcrsmi,h Tho
performance concluded with Byron's burlcsauc OF
'.Cinccrclla,'' in which Minnie Palmer appeared as
Dandino and Miss Gorcnno as Cinderella.
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DRAMATIC FUND ASSOCIATION.

The Dramatic Fund Association held its twenty sixth
annual convention at 1907 broadway yesterday. The
treasurer Of the read the annual report,
which shows that the Of SOL, AIS SO Is invested
and that Ssh 0iS is has been paid out 10 widows OF dee
ceased The total receipts Tor the past year
were s. 64s and the expenditures 81 $50 The follow.
ing board OF officers elected -fresdent ). l. NJ
Barlow; trustees, Robert h. Roosevelt w. H. Travcrs,
John Brorgham; Secretary and Treasurer W. b. Har-
rson; Directors, J. G. Gilbert, W. Davidgc. w. j.
Florence, W. II. Dcnham. T. J. TAYLOR, George Beeps,
y. i. Chanfrau {. A. Coudock. r. }. Hind, II. Ishcr-
wood e. Crosse aud j. n. Stod.art
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ADJUSTMENTS.
ENcIIsn orERA AZ noorH's.

The kellogg English Opera Troupe opened last even
Eg al Booths Theatre in the sStar Of the North"
Tho company Is very strong one, and, judging from
the attendance at the theatre last night despite
extremely hot weather. the managers viii have to
forcgo their intention OF having s-Unly week. OF
English opera The play superby put on the stage;
the scenery magnificent N every respect, and APP
pareuty nothing vas LEFT undone by the homogeneous
Miss Kcllogg's troupe all the sway possible TO
make success successful Miss Kellogg was ia spen-
did voice. as was Mrs Zelda S-guln and they richly
deserved the enthusiastic ROUNDS OF applause with
VIII oh they greeted. Too much praise cannot DO
accorded To the choruses. The English opera will DO
the feature q: Booth for the balance OF the week
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS

pool.
GLASGOW. Nays, AM-Arrived, steamer Dorian (Brl
Richie New York.
HAWK. May 0. 0 PN-Arrved, steamer Sc Laurent Dr.
Lachesncx. New York.
LAS PALMS. Canary Isands, April 3o-Arrived, schr
Portland (Br). Cofnil New York.
PLYMOUTH, May S-Arrived steamer Pommeranis (Ger),
Stevenson New York for Hamburg tand proceeded.
QUEENSTOWN May s-Arrivcd. steamers Adratic fBr)
Glcade New York for Liverpool Indiana. Clark. Phiade
phia for do tand both proceeded.
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A WAGGISH FORGERY.

To THE EDITOR OF HERALD
In your edition OF Sunday, May 7, some "wag" has
forged my name article headed Courtesy to tho
Count" TO which he annexed purported notice from
a Philadelphia paper, which notice is true only that
the play was not Hamlet" but 1.-THE Fend; or,
Torturcr Of Innocence which is blooi-and
thunder tragedy, and in which $50 much killing
and yolencc were probably never before condensed I"
hope Mr. Editor. you will do me the justice OF IN
sorting this note. do wish to be msrcpresented
to the citizens OF New York city. Faithfully.
s. NJ. Lands, NJ d.
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THE BROOKLYN DEFALCATION.

Yesterday forenoon the case Of Henry A. soomons,
the alleged deaultirg excasher OF the brooklyn De-
partnent of Arrears OF Taxes have been heard
In the Third District Court of that city before Justice
Riley but when the prisoner asked II he was
ready for trial he replied that he not Soomons
who looked haggard and careworn. stated that no
examination order enable him 10 confer with hIs
counsel whom up to the present he had not seen.
Tho Court adjourned the examination TIL Wednesday
morning at ten O'Clock, and the prisoner remanded
q ial
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woop's MUSEUM.

nautical and sensation drama called "Roving
Jack" played at this theatre last evening to an en-
thusastc audience. Mr.. j. z. Little played the dual
part of Rowing Jack and Harry Elleston with much
spirit and -eivcd efficient support from Mr. DORSEY
Ogden and Miss Sylvester. Miss sylvester IL pans
taking and is very popular. RUving jack IS
exciting drama and is well supplied with incidents
and effects of a startling character
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May S, 1876
ENTERTAINMENT POSTPONED.

The Jste champstre and drill of tho Forty-seventh
regiment advertised to take place last evening, was
postponed on account OF the rain, and Will be given
this evening eight O'Clock, the Union Base Ball
Grounds. Brooklyn. The grounds are to be illuminated
with calcium lights. There VIII be grand display of
fireworks, and the entertainment will conclude with
dancing on the green.
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Steamer Albcmarlc for Lewcs Del; ships villa Franco
London; Liverpool do; Highland Light 'rom Liverpool.
for barks Florence, Penang and Singapore. Monctx
dr. Melbourne Hasen Jari tNor). Queenstown Fall
mouth, briggs Alexander Niekels. Kingston. ia: Abby
Thaxter drom Philadepha) Boston; sclr Franklin,
Wind Mt sunset, SW: at midnight, SSE. light
Barometer at sunset, $3.50; at midnight 1882.
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invasion Of the natural right OF the people their most
important channel If inoru alton that by the
meat under this law OF John A. Liant editor 81 the New York
Toledo Ia the Albany Pegite ntary the freedom 81
the the inquiry
suppressed BY the iaciyou fan atheism u the Young Aen
Christian Association.
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping agents and shipmassen are informed
that by telegrAphing tho HERALD London Bureau al
dressing Benns No ~ Peet street, London or to she
Paris olcs addressing .Bsnnstt 81 Aveaue DO ropsra.
Paris" the arrivals and departures from European and
Eastern ports Of American and all foreign vessels trading
with the United states the will be cabsd to this
country free OF charge
Captains arriving and sailing rom French and Nsd
ports win and the Paris once the economical
and expeditions for telegrsnhinx newA
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wHALEsIEN.

Sailed from New Bedford May schr VIM Martin (of Bos
toni, MA.tin. Atlantic ocean.
spoken--Msrch ~ by bark Commodore Morris. bark
Lancer Dowden. OF NIB. 40 bbis sp this season.
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NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY MAY g. ls7e-TR1PLE SHEET.

Bark Vega (Ger), Cerths from Hamburg april . for
Philadelphia no date. lat ~ 20. lon so
Bark Carlton r). Durkee, steering west. April ~, lat
81 20. Ion 10
sehr Her.ey. from New York for 81 Kits. April o.
LAT 10 IS. Ion ~ A.
ser Veto. from PhilsdeIrha for New Orleans date
&c by an arrival 81 Key Vest.
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SPOKEN.

Ship Hocgly frost, Batavia (not mis
printed. April y. lat IS " y, Ion ~ Nv.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.


DATES or DEPARTURES YORK ron THE MONTHS
OF MAY
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Dr.. James.

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NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE.

Default has been made in the conditions
OF certain Mortgage executed and deliver
ed by Magnus Hellstrom and Charles G.
hydeli, mortgagoTs, to John Williams,
mortgage, bearing date the Eleventh daY
of February, 4. D. 1873, and recorded as
q mortgage in the Office of the Register of
Deeds. Of the county of Goodhue and State.
of Minnesota, on the 26th day Of February.
A. D. 1873. at eight o'clock and thirty min
utes in the forenoon ofsaid day in book twen-
ty four Of mortgage deeds, on page ninety>
six. Said mortgage and the debt secured
| thereby were. by the said John Williams, on
the sixth day Of May, A. D. 1874, sold and
duly assigned to Hart B. Baldwin, and the
instrument Of such assignment was duly re-
corded in the Office Of the Register of Deeds
of said Goodhue county, Minnesota, on tho
sixth day of May, A. b. 1874, at ten o'clock
and twenty-five minutes in the forenoon of
said day, in Book nine of Miscellaneous
Records on pages 36S and 1863.
There is claimed to be due and is due IN
on said mortgage and the debt secured there
by, at the date of this notice, to>wit: Sep
TENDER 9th, A. D 1876. the sum of Six hun
dred and forty-nine dollars and thirty eight
certs (s649.3s); and no action or proceed
| ing at law or otherwise has been Instituted
| to recover the said mortgage debt, or any
part thereof.
The premises described in said mortgage
are the lot. piece or parcel of land sitrate in
the county Of Goodhue and State Of Mime
sofa, described as follows, to wit: Lots
number one Il and two ~ in block num-
Der forty-fve, 49, in the village Of Cannon
Falls, according to the recorded plat thereof
in the office OF the Register Of Deeds of said
Goodhue county, excepting strip of land
of the west side Of said lot two a. twenty
two feet in width by one hundred and
forty feet in length, duly released by tho
said Assignee from the effect and oreratioa
OF said mortgage.
Notice is hereby given that, by virtue of
| power of sale contained in said mortgage,
and OF the statute in such ease made and
provided, the said mortgage will be foreclos-
ed by sale Of the mertgsged premises
therein described, which sale will be made
by the Sheriff Of said Goodhue county, It
the front door Of the Court House. in tho
city of Red Wing, county Of Goodhus and
State Of Minnesota, on Saturday, the 2sth
day Of October, A. D. 1876, q: ten O'Clock
in the forenoon Of said day, to satisfy tho
amount which shall then be due on said
mortgage. with the interest thereon and
costs and expenses of sale, and fifty dolla1s
Attorneys fees as stipulated in said mort
gage to be paid in case Of foreclosure:
Dated, September 9Th, A. u. 1875.
HART B BALDWIN,
Assignee Of Mortgaee.
COLvILL HoYr,
Attorneys Of Assignee. 4ov7