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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1877-08-03
The Barber Escaped.

"Cut my hair" said the customer, as
he seated himself in a BARRIERS chair,
4" and be sure you let it run down the
back of my neck" referring, of course,
to the particular style of the cut.
The barber was Western artist, hav-
ing lately arrived in Oil City from st.
Louis.
After clipping away for some time he
concluded that perhaps the hair wasn't
running down his customers neck as fast
as that individual might desire it-al-
though for the life of him he couldn't
see why ne should aOdnt it to run down
at all-and, when quantity had accu-
mulated inside his shirt-collar, the ac-
commodating barber showed it down and
out of sight with the handle of the
brush.
This performance was repeated two or
three times, and the customer began to
realize what was going on. Hencefor-
ward he took lively interest in the pro-
ceedings. He said
"What, in the name of the bird with
the broad and sweeping wing, are you
doing
cit didn't seem to run down." said
the barber, apologetically, land so l
crammed it down with the brush"
The customer acted like man who
had just made the discovery that rat
had built her nest between his shoulder
blades and had kittens there; SO he
yelled:
"Cram your crammed head to cram
nationl" and then, turning double
somersault out of his chair, he kicked al
the reflection of the barber in the look.
ing-glass. The barber escaped. - Oh,
City Derrick.
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massacre was in progress. The troops
shot direction. The strikers ont in ever
fled precipitately, but the speed OF tn
musket-ball was swifter. and here and
there fell man or woman MORALLY
wounded. Many who had the presence
of mind dropped to the earth uniniured
to escape. Others rushed pell-mell into
a deep ditch that runs along the hillside.
One volley swept the people stationed
on the hill. Another volley was sent
down Twenty-eighth street. Then the
officers of the Philadelphians bent their
Efforts to prevent further shooting.
The soldiers, as well as the people, had
been seized with frenzy, and some of
them kept firing contrary to the orders of
their superiors.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1877-08-03

ALTHOUGH the Emperor and Empress
of Brazil get up so earlyin the morning.
their attendants are not particularly wide
awake. When their majesties were leay-
ing Paris for London, casket of Jewels.
worth Gl20, 900, was forgotten until the
very moment the imperial visitors were
getting into the train. Her Majesty
happened to think of the casket lust in
the very nick Of time.
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A cATAMoUNT, or something tanta.
mount, if not paramount to it, has been
killed near New Albany, Ind, measure
ing three feet.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-12-04

AN APPEAL TO MAcMAHoN-PariS, De-
cember "a meeting OF fifteen hundred
merchants and manufacturers to-day drew
up an address appealing to the patriotism
of President MacMahon to yield to the
wishes OF the majority in view OF the
threatened ruin Of trade. and in the in
terests OF the international Exhibition. A
letter from Krantz, chief commissioner OF
the Exhibition, was read denying that the
Exhibition would be delayed single DAY,
whatever might happen.
Alta meeting Of one hundred and twenty
members Of the Republican Left it was
decided to refuse to vote any part OF the
budget until the Government returned te
parliamentary courses.
nm. Laisant and De Ia Roehette, mem
hers OF the Chamber OF Deputies louSnt
duel today. The affair grew out OF thu
publication. by NJ. De la Rochelle, OF
disparaging letter in the Universe. NJ. d.
Ia RocGette was wounded in the thigh.
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The MoJeH Register. Commissioner W.
G. Flournoy distributed the Moffett regis
tiers in the Manchester district Saturday
yesterday he supplied Midlothian district,
and to-day goes to Bermuda district.
The number OF registers required was as
follows: Manchester, 6; Midlothian, 6; and
Bermuda, 4.
Commissioner A. A. Allen, assisted by
Deputy Commissions Robert 3. Taylor,
has completed the work Of taking the state
OF the meters in the city OF Manchester.
The total number of alcoholic drinks re-
gistered since September 21st is 1882; the
tax on this is $4,000. The total number OF
malt drinks registered is 1854; the tax on
this is S62.67. The total tax is S1,0OS.9I.
The largest tax paid by any one dealer was
on 5.O05 alcoholic and 32S malt drinks-to.
ia, tax, S12G.s6t. The smallest number OF
alcoholic drinks reported was 500. The
largest number Of malt drinks reported was
1852; the smallest COO. The estimated tax
to be derived from the register in Manches'
Ter is about $500 per annum. ~
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Relief Society Organized.-Aiter the
morning service ut the Baptist church sun
day the Relief Society was re0rganized.
The following officers were reelected {:
President, Rev. DR.. d. B. Winfree; Vice
President, DR.. L. II. Chiles; Secretary,
Samuel E. Toodfn; Treasurer, Elihu Nor
rissette.
The following Board Of Directors were
chosen: From the city at large, DIR. 7. p.
Matthews; from the First Ward, B. Ii.
Morrissette; Second Ward, Harvey 1. Nun
naily; Third Ward, A. w. Traylor; Fourth
Ward, Frederick Lamb. Messrs. Nunnally.
Traylor, and Lamb are new members OF the
Board.
The Relief Society did great amount OF
GOOD last winter, and all charitabl y-disposed
persons are requested to join it.
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NrsT1NGs Court. YEsTERDAf-IRocssD-
rSfs OF THE GRAND JURY.-Ine Deceu'per
term Of the Hastings Court commenced yes,
snrday. The grand jury met ana iouno
trne Kills for felony in the following cases
charles Addington and Timothy COON, LOT
ste,,;np various articles from George Il.
Saunders
John Ford, for forging check in FAVOR
of Courtney & Powell, and signed "a. X.
Courtney
Benjamin Lacy and Joseph Meekins, for
James Scott, for stealing 80 from limo
thy T. Stanley.
William Freeman. for stealing $50 horse
from James Williams.
James Stephens, for entering the dwell
inc-housc of r. Taiaferro in the daytime.
The grand Jury also found true bills for
misdenTeanor in the following cases:
William Freeman, for stealing wagon
from James Williams.
William A. WeStcott, adultery.
Mary Jane House, for keeping house OF
ill-fame.
Joseph Pcarman. Jacob Orme, Daniel
Reach. and Cary Wormley, for attempting
to extort money from Mary Baccigalupi.
Frayser Branch and Augusta Lee aou't-
cry.
The grand jury was adjourned until to-
day.
The Judge called the cases Of persons
summoned under rule to show cause why
their licenses to sell liquor should not De
revoked. and continued the cases to 10 "A.
u. Wednesday.
tpop OTHER "LoCtL" SEE FIRST PAGE.1
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By Edward &. GOitin.
Real Estate .AuctlOncCr.
1915 Main street.

SALE OF SINTY-SlX
i FEET OF GROUND. WITH IMPROVE
MESTS THEREON. on TIE SOElli SIDE OF
STREETS. At AUCTION
By virtue of u deed of irus: dated Ssh February
1876, and duly recorded In the Chanccry Court
clerks Office. we will sell. on the premises. on MON
DAY, 10th Of December, at 81 o'cOcS j. NJ. tho
property secured I'm said deed, conmcnc!n. 60 feet
from the southeastern corner Of rhirty-dr't and
streets and fronting So feet OH \ street. with
depth Of $50 feet, with some improvements
thereon.
TERMS: Cash rs 10 expenses of sale and to pay
off one note of S65.0i, due November :. 1876. ami
another of 1878. due November 6, 1877. vii. M
teresJ due thereon; ana he balance II the present
owner may direct. -
WILLIAM Al. JUSTIS, lr,,s,.r.
nooo JOHN \. MEANLEf.
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BY Frank ID. Hill,
Real Estate Auctioneer and Agent.
11OS Main street.
ITO CAPITALISTS AND OTHERS
IN WANT OF
FIRST-CLASS INVESTMENTS
RICHMOND REAL ESTATE.
"COMME RCIAL BLOCK.''
SITUATED ON SOUTH SIDE OF CARY De-
TWEEN TWELFTH AND THIRTEENTH
STREETS, At AUCTION.

At the request OF the owners, who desire to sell lin
order change their investmcnt). In accordance
with the requirements OF the national banking act,
will offer for sale at public suction, to the highest
bidder. on the premises located rs above. or TUES
DAY. December 4, 1877, ut IL O'Clock NJ. those
THREE SUBSTANTIAL 1RON-FRONT BRICK
WAREHOUSES;
occupied br Mesjrs. Dunlop & AicCauce. and re.
Gently by Mcssrs. simpson, Bass Il CO. and W. N.
Jones & Co.
They four stories high above the Basement
and are almost new, having been erected since 1865,
and have every convenience for general warehouse
and storage purposes, with conntlng-rooms. FIRE.
pr0Of-vaults, with iron safe inside. &C.. complete.
These buildings are not surpassed by any IN HE
city for thorough and costly CONSTRUCTION, and re
most favorably located for business, being within
half 4 square of the new Tobacco Exchange Corn
Exchange, and convenient to the tobacco ware
houses dcpos, &C., OF the city. Parties desiring o
make solid permanent investment cannot do bet
ter than invest in this property, which Will always
pay a handsome return on The amount expended.
TIE TERMS will be extraordinarily liberal; one
fifth in cash, and the balance in six, twelve cigh-
teen, and twenly-four months for notes secured by
deed Of trust and bearing six per cent. interest.
Plats Of the property 1t the office OF anCtioneer.
no26 FRANK ID. HILL, AuciiOneer.
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BY Richardson & Co...
Real Estate Agents and Auc'ioncrf'.
l1l3 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO VAIL
u ABLE BUILDING LOTS ON WEST nHN J.
STREET BY AUCTION..-By virtue or ne ITo.
visions OF deed Of trust bearing dile me III 'i
or November 1876. from the rrantor therch,
named 10 the undersigned trustees, Gully rcc"rI,'
In the clerks otIic" Of the Chanecry Court 81 W.
city of Richmond, to secure the obligation o! ''p.
m cutiDned In said deed default having been mac
In the payment thereby. and being reqnrch ;" "
do by the holder Of said note. we shall a. tru,', -
said deed sell by auction, on the premises. on ST
URDAY the Sth day of December. 1917 al !
O'Clock T.. ~. the REAL ESTATE: described ~ ~
deed aforesaid. consisting Of TWO VAIL hbLE
BUILDING LOTS, fronting 25Il4O feet. WIN a1
alley in the rear 5 feet wide on TIE norm >iHe %
Grace street between Laurel and Shaier OPP
positc the residence OF Joseph Colquiti. Esd
TERMS: Enough In cash 10 pay NE rAp'!!" -,
executing this truSt-dccd aud % pay Oh ~: 'lil' %.
November, 1877: the residue such term, a'
Shall re announced ut the time Of sale:
j. 4. RICHARDSON, Tru,,,...
W. II. ARCHER. g
RICHARDSON & Co. huctlOnr1rs. ~" =
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A NOTIFICATION TO THE VATIcAN.-Lon-
edor, December 3.-The Iimes's Paris dis
patch says the Marquis de Bonneville, Min
lister OF Foreign Affairs, has confidentially
notified the Vatican that his conduct will be
guided By the strictly goodwill of the Holy
See, but he will not tolerate any direct in
reference in the internal affairs OF France.
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THE PORE Observation-Disclosures Deem
her 2.-The Standard has the following
dispatch: "Rome, Sunday.-The Pope was
Insensible for three hours this morning
This symptom is not new, but the ht was
unusually prolonged. The Inflammation OF
the legs IS rising above the knees"
f,oNpoN, December 3.-The Paris CORE.
spondent Of the Times says the latest advices
as to the Pope's condition state that his legs
are altogether nunbcd.
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GRrBBs & WILLIAMS. AuctiourrI
B7 Richardson & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctiou"r>.
11l3 Main street.

A VALUABLE BRICK DWELLING,
n 40. 1920 BROAD STREET. SECONDIIoISE
WEST OF TIE MONUMENTAL CHURCH. Fol.
SALE BY AUCTION.-On WEDNESDAY the 9Th
day OF December. ls77.at O'Clock l.. NJ, "" shall
DWELLING located aS ahuycl and LOT on which
IL stands, with basement, three stories and attic,
containing ten rooms. with the modern improve
mcnts and kitchen IN the yard. with four rn"n-.
TERMS: One third cash: halnnr" IN six and
twelve months negotiable notes given for III" defer
red payments, with Interest added aud secured By
deed OF trust. RlcHARDSbN * 60.
no 40 turliunrrr..
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Church Notes.-Rev. L. A. Guy, late OF
Wesley chapel, Petersburg, occupied seat
in the pulpit OF the Methodist church.
There were no special services at the Bap-
ssist, PRESBYTERIAN, or Episcopal churches.
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THE Pops THANKS QUEEN VICTORIA
London, December 2.-The Pope has writ
ten an autograph letter to Queen Victoria
thanking her for permitting the reestablisll.
ment OF the Scotch hierarchy.
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On the WateT-Linc.-The water has been
turned in the canal. The paper-mill, and
probably others, will be ready for work to-
morrow morning.
The arch bridge has been completed and
is now ready for service. q.
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Personal-Among the visitors to the
city Sunday were Rev. William MCGEE
and L. A. Guy, F. E. Marks OF the United
States revenue Office. Danville, and L. r.
McGeorge, Of the United States Railway
Postal Service. The two last named were
The guests OF ex-senator Martin.
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AUCTIGy saLTs..ru,u,e H.,
By Robert y. Lyme,
successor To Lyme & Brotberj.
Real Estate Agent and huctIoI,acr.
1910 Main u,r,,,

Real Estate Agent and huctIoUacr.
1912 MaIn street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT DFsr
u RABLE PROPERTY on JAY AND pI
CHANAS STREETS, IN THE CITY or pittt
MoSD, SITUATE PARTLY IN TIIE CDi;;STy
oF HESR1Go AND PARTLY WITHIN Tirr
AND ONE BRICK DWELLING TIIERTnryv
TIE LAITER NOW OCCUPIED BY Mr.. VII,
LIAM WHlTLOCK.-As trustee I'm two cnr,,I
deeds Of trust executed by William whitIork AN
Nary y "hltiocs, his wife--'he first .iatrd Any,,.
!, 1876, and recorded in the clerks oflcc o. ,b6
Chancery Court OF the city or Richmond In p T.
10S A. page 430: the second dated Octote, - ~
and recorded In the clerks Office Of The CHAM,
Court Of the city Of Richmond In d. r. 100 r. -,
104, shall. 1T the reque,t OF The holder. ~ fe
notes secured In the said deeds. proceed 10 sci. we
the premises on FRIDAY the TN day If T,"ra," "nl
1877, at 4 O'Clock r. NJ, all the PROPERTY ""n'
veycd under said deeds. ''i-
TERMS: Cash Is 10 the costs an expenses of s.i
and sufficient 10 pay Off and dischargc a n,,.;;
1858, with Interest from August |. 1877. at -
note OF SZ57.50, with intcr,s 81 frors or;oI.- =
1877; balance npon srch terms rs NAV h. a., -
nonnced nj sale. K. A. MEaGIIFR
ut
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-12-04
BY Richardson < Co.
Real Essnte Agents and Auc!ionccrs.
ll13 Main street,

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF TWO-ST0py
4 BRICK DWELLING AT THE NORTHWEST
CORNER OF CHERRY AND GREEN STrEEtrrI
by ACCTIUS.-By virtue OF Il decd OF ,rr,s. r,o
cure1 to me by ": X. Tlorp and wife, bearing dat
me 25th day or November. 1876. and recorded in
the clerks Office Of the Chancrry Court Of pich"
mond. ID. Il. 100 A, page 300 default having hca,
made In the payment OF the note secured In said
Of said note, will proceed to sell by public auc.
tl0n. on the premises, Oh MONDAY the 10Th ,I,,
of December, 1877. at O'Clock r. ~, the PROi
ERTY described In said deed rs fronting lG I0.iJ
feet on tho west line of Cherry street n the norh
western intersection Of Cherry and Green sirrr,s
and running back within parallel lines - feet on
which there Is 4 comfortable BRICK DWELLING
HOUSE, containing six rooms.
TERMS: Cash sufficient 10 dcfrav al cxpcnsr ~
executing this trust. and 10 pay otf note >"cug,t
IN said deed for S240: balance on such term. q,
may be announced at the ll!ne III salc.
y. ". LEE, Trustee
RICHARDSON & Co. Auc,iorcers ga
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COURT ORDER.

THE CIRCUIT COURT
Y OF HANOVER COUNTY, NOVEMBER S
1877: ,a
against ,
D. T. Jones' sheriff of Hanover. and rs such admin
strator Of Henry K Elicit. deceased. Defendants.
And more thar two years having elapsed since me
estate Of Henry X. Elicit. deceased, was com mitted
to the hands of d. l.. Jones, sheriff OF HANOVER
county, for administration, and an account OF inc
transactions of said administrator, and an ACCOUNT
of debts and demands against said Henry a. Elicit,
deceased, having been filed in this cause on inc mo,
tion of Mrs E. Moores distributee, 1t Is ordered
that the creditors Of said Henry *. Elicit deceased
do show cause, If any they can on he frst gay OF
the next term of this court, before this Court why
the estate Of said decedent should not be paid ano
delivered to his distributes without reiundne
bonds And It is further ordered that copy of this
posted at the trout door OF Hanover county
of Hanover County Court, and that another copy De
nubiished once week for four successive weeks In
The Richmond Dispatch.
.--..>~ A Copy-Teste: ,,,o,,->- c,ou,.
SANDS. LEAKE s. CARTER, pa.
no 2O-Tuaw ...... .s
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CuAlTElNG.

| CVAtTElSG.
| 0vERcoATs 49,.
del AZ ~" r. rT 5. sfEsoE & SON.
lOvERcoATss ,,v nn,,r,
del E. B. sPENcE & soy
|OvERCOATs ;.
~ AT Low PRICES.
a. - ATLow r rR R. sFkscr 8 SON.
az se1 AT Low E rR 6! sFEscn s SON:
Sde1 ~ " F. B. sPENcE SON.
MEMBERSHIPS
del E. d. sPENcE s SON.
TTNDERSHIRTS
del 40 Low f. B: sFENcE SON.
lTNDERsH1IR1Tis az, ,,.,crs
del ~" E: 6. sFENcE SON.
TTNDERsHIRTs
u - AT Low rR r sEsxcr C. sox
BUSINESS SUITS ,o
del Al ~" e rH b. 2sPENcE SON.
BUSINESS 81 sgI IT'S rn,crs
del ~ ~" E. .B i. srENcE SON.
BUSINESS s. sP1 ECx PRICES.
del A. ~" e .f i: sPENcE SON.
| BUSINESS SUITS
del AZ ~" E. Is. SPENCE son.
BUSINESS SUITS
del E. Is. SPENCE & SON.
ONE-DoLLAR SHIRTS.
del E. y. SPENCE & SON.
1ONE-DoLLAR SHIRTS.
del E. Z. SPENCE & son.
|ONE-DoLLAR SHIRTS.
del Z. b. SPENCE & SON.
IONE-DoLLAR SHIRTS.
del E.B. SPENCE son.
IL y l. A T
O 1900 MAIN s T IPEIcr g. GOV
REMovAL.-REMovAL
| OF
JULIUS KRAkER'S
CLOTHING HOUSE
| TO
Oil BROAD. BETWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH
| STREETS.
Having removed my clothing and mcrchant-tal
oring establishment, / cordially invite my old
friends and the public generally to my new place OF
business, where they will find complete, fresh ant
| well-sclected stock Of
| READY-MADE CLOTHING.
| GENTiEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS, ETC.
| JULIUS KRAkER.
GIL BROAD street, between Sixth and Seventh.
| de 1-Tu,Th&S3m
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by Grubbs & Williams.
Real Estatc Agents and Auctionecrs.
Eleventh street bet Vccn Main and R,nh

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
" VERY HANDSOME BRICK RESIDFNrE ar
TIlE~NORTIlEAST CORNER or GRACE All
TWESTY-TIfIRD STREETS At hrCTiuN-ln
execution Of decree Of the Chaucery Court of Erg
NOM. entered 4th December. 1873. IN the case ~
"Hardgrore. sues. &C., rs Har'Igroyc" W. vii
sell 1T auction, upon the premises. on TUESDAY
the 1lth December, 1t O'Clock l.. ". The rr.t.
dcnce situated u above.
II has eight large rooms. two Smas roor}s. l,.I
stOrc-rosm. Also. kitchen with four rooms, ia
bic and carriaec-houSc. and Smok.-hou.,-1Il with
stOck-brick fronts: built and finished In tn b.,.,y
throughout In fine order and with all TIN modem,
cenyenicnccs.
The lot IL As by IS feet. and the situation enjoys
n view which, for ext, nj and bcautv,E DOT ,!raS 49,,
by any other In the city.
TERMS: One fourth cash: hais,ce nj four ulgi,
and twelve months Tor negotiable Hoir> with Interest
added. and title rctaiucd hv the un!! the mott,
are paid. HENRY liUDNALL.
JAMES PLEkSNNI>
Commissioners.
GRI.npS & VII A1l,tInl,...L. ~.
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By ". God,Iin,
Real Estate Agent and Anc;ionccr.
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

SALE OF FARM OF on
/ HUNDRED AND NISETY-TllREE htR
IN HANOVER COUNTY NEAR TO pEAhn;n ;
TURNOUT. On TIE CHEsAPEAkE and ontI =
RAILROAD.-By virtue Of dccd % ,rn,t u en-
nv W v Einnrvt L, The subscriber bearing date stI
November. SIG. duly recorded In Hanover toGh'y
Court shall in execution thereof, proceed L. ~
nj nubic auction III Hanover Courthouse 90 " ~
NESDhY the 10Th December 1877. 81 IL t,,%rt:
81. the FARM located - above, containing "Nt'
HUNDRED AND NfNETI.IHREE ACkfr a.; a.
Zorro and others and being tie same land hrf't,
fore conveyed 10 the said W. y. Kinney by'vih -
Taliafcrro trustee. This Is an tAccir't !ar'H A"'
has en- IL the usual Improvements. . ~,
TERMS: Enough In cash In GriraY cNpcl1tH va
sale and to pay OH note al Sf77 on 1r'rht ., !"
1904 until the SIh day Of November next anu =
TO the res iGur. Oh such terms shall ~ "unonu'''
AZ the time OF sale. tHASIAiN ~ IT,
no 30-E&TutGs ltS2.---
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CHRIsTMAs GOODS.



a. ii A L 81 L RS'S
TRANSPARENT GELA1INE
~ highly recommended by Delmonlco and other
leading res tauratturs In New York for making
JELLiES, BLANC NANCE, &C., &C.
We introduced this excellent article 10 the public
last year. 1t has given 30 much satisfaction that VIZ
are warranted in Recommending it being in ever,
respect equal 10 any imported The price Is lower
or SAFE 70 she trade NJ mannsactureF's prices.
PURGELL, LADD & CO.,
ss. -saS % 1916 Main street.
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BY W. Godtlin, AuctioEeer.
corner Bank and Eleventh streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FRAME
- TENEMENT On TIE SOUTH SOU ! SID SIDE OF OF
TWENTY-sEVENTH sTREETS.-The under
signed commissioner appointed by the Chancery
Han rson and wife rs. Charles and ats. will expsse
to sale at public auction, on the premises on TUES
RAY 9TH 1s7 at ID S BY
Mrs. Sarah F. Charlie, fronting So feet. more or
less. on The north side of Clay street between Tween
ty-sixth and Twenty-scventl Streets aud running
TERMS: one-thirdi cash: balance on credit Of
six and twelve months from day OF sale. credit In
stalmcnis carrying interest from day OF sale, and
''''' '|''''' '>>' N''''' ALEXANDER Il. SANDS.
dc Lids Commissioner.
DAMUNKEY-RIV LAND, IN HAN
oGSE FoR SAfEThe undsrsrned .9 Special
commissioners unier decree entered at the No o.
MEMBER tern Msn of wilt oer on
sale at public auction, at Hanover Courhouse, on
Tuesday the 4th day Of December. 1877, , the
tains "a about THREE HUNDRED AND, FIFTY
ACRES lying on the paInksy river ys about t tT
| Chesapcake aud Ohio railroad adjoining the lands
of l.. B. Price and Others In Henry district, In Han
over county. and about eighteen miles from Rich 1
| hundred and ninety-siH acres OF cNcclent lana
mostly arabic lying the rveT Sma ae Of
six acres lies apart and about mile off, The rest IS
an undivided interest OF three fourls OF tract OF
| heayily-tmbered woodland lying about mile and
half from the main body adjoining the lands lately
owned by George W. Pollard.
| TERMS: Cash to pay costs Of suit and salc-about
$3.50: for the balance, bonds, with approved per-
sonal security, carrying interest from day 81 sale
payablc in one, two, and three years; the title re-
| tanned TIL all the purchase-money IS paid and \
conveyance ordered by the Court.
CHASTA1N WHITE,
GEORGE =. HAW.
no 17-2tawtd Special Commissioners.