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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-07
avn SEMEN rs.


Prof. T. Franklin. " the talented Shake
sp"arean rcadcr." rushed into the breach of
Steinway Hall on Monday night His fri nds
supported and comfortcd him multitudinously
and h. was aided by several mcr.torious mu-
steal artists. hut the efforts Of the talented '
We're. Notwithstanding. Of a tedious character
Professor and Shakcsp,arcan reader
who selects the platform of stcinway Hall
upon which to represent RjchdId in cos
tune. is To- say the least, IN indis,rcct read
cr. Prof. Franklin is worse he Is trcsonir
His Shakespearcan impcrsonatons are not tad
enough to he funny, and not good enough To- be-
interesting. lie lacks force of conception and
nncsse OF oppression. his physique is not inn
r,Ssivc his voice Is ia Il. wavoring. and load
ei with a foreign accent; and altogether de-
~l Ito Mo ns-, rtinn that ho H. endorsed "a,
Mayor ]. 5. Barry Sullivan. and other tru..nI-
ls tame.
Ou the same evening Prof. T.. Dayey tho wou-
known dramatic critic. EaN" q reading OF u,r-
tnu- 90 90 l. ar. at IN" niusinnl reception of fhn
Nrw York Conservatory % Music. Mr.. Dayey
j. commentator aud scholar ~ much cru
uuu- anu without any attempt 20 play tho actor.
Wa- indicative Ut much Thought. strong orisI-
nulity. and subtle Intelligence.
\ -trrlay art rnuun SEupr tharl1tta reote1
700 tuickcring Haul IOnsirlloW = translation 90
The spanish student in a coioqual and
commonplace manner. There wore about thirty
people m the llnl. # did not appear that 81.
Il reader nor did he ANNOUNCE himself As -" tai
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4 mu--nicnt Mates.

davenport comes this way, VAN Shakes are "in her
tram
Nc,i Monday Mr. thanfrau AMI The ocioroon0 q, the
Grand opera House
Robert lIecl opens the old Fiith Avenue Theatre ON
Twenty Mn street On Munday next
Dnndeary" will be played unincrupicdly at tho
Park There no present prospect OF seeing Nj sohcrn
in sam
The Aquarium has captured the Colorado
stone man private inquest Will be held to-day by
Nited guests
MIR steele Mackaycs comedy drama Is now announced
iOr production Al Manck next Monday. A title appears
90 have been " Won asI.ast
Modjeska the Countess Bozenia is now on her way
from California, and Will hlliNc IN this at. Monday
next Size makes her appearance at the lllth Avenue
Theatre Dec -
Theatre by NJ Durand was produced at Wallacks The
by Mr. stephen ftske under the
title OF My Noble son'in-lawN
The proposition to provide colorcl baby show At the
circus has an odor OF irony. ana II Will Il carried ont
probably be- the death blow To all such exhibitions
which to the lrai are in very bad taste and not at
all conducive to public morahN.
Lolita IL playing engagement under hc management
OF Henry r. Abbey Of the Park Theatre, ami will next
week visit Paterson, Eastnn, Wilmington, New Bruns
wick. and Newark On the I'm shv opens an engage.
ment at the Park Theatre Brooklyn
Cant Rates remains the tacst attraction Al the Amcri
can Museum This refers 10 the inside VI the show Iu,
iice has not yet been done the attractions the ont
side. The managers extending THEN Illuminated lat
girls slowly but surely and thus n, scOimg the Bowvr
Win cartoons that would Hppu Durc
The Phib,,rnonic iaura q comic musical sheet com
PLAN, that the society Tor the Reformation o Juvenile
nrMquCuts has pnmccd upon the dune concerts Tor "a
nccn~ thus tOrcln- Intelligent fiulrus tn pN ilA for
hDliin- ON the work oi juvenile ryiOim THE Ihilhlr
monte l!hk- hi, - due law. rcayWe wuui b.
il
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-07

THURSDAY. Dee 6-P MA generally
firm tone characterized tho operations at the
Stock Exchange. hut thcre WIS loss disposition
among the general run OF operators to spccu-
late while ut the same time many Of the lead
ing lights ~ the Exchange wcre occupied i'm at
tcmpts 10 discover whore the hulk Of the stocks
thrown overheard during the past few days had
found n resting place. There were. however "A
few sharp attacks upon the active specialties-
more particularly Western Unon-but when
ever the pressure was removed prices soon re-
covered. This stock yielded u, thu opening
from TIA to II. hut then took on strength at an
advance to H.; though after the second board.
under the influence of cndcavors 70 break
the price. there was decline to 7G..
with recovery TO 77ti at tho close.
Lake shore however. led the speculative
list. mud nit"r ranging in the e9rly business az
j9i GOO j9's. advan 'ed to COS. with suisse
gunnt flu iuntions between these figures and
jlh. and closing az co., Delaware. Llrkawnn-
ma and western novrd NJ H. p 'rnt. to 50'f on
revival, oi runors OF poSs l" coal romb1na-
ton Morris and Esscv rdllvng = cent. 10
49,. and Deawarc. and Hudson 4 To- 49,, from
reacted To- II again. ana u awaro ana Hu lson
Ia 49,. The Norhwesicrns and ~. Pauls were
s'rons throqshont IN. Jay at nm advance of Ia
J. cent; but Now York Central WIS weak in
the cnrly husin -. though mtnr recovering
from loj. 70 ioj', hqvne sold soon aft.r the
force Of the honr attack of thr afternoon and
urnkn i."I. "a 70 % I. S'il"r .. nut gnirky r"-
'NN'f'tl 10 DN'i on limited trtliuTS. The Mari
po-a shhr were strong, and Chicago and Al
{ II weak AT II tho frnnenatiDn- in IN. r.n,ui,
d.r - tho bn, No.. -,
Tic ,,,rl,.,, i.1 ,.i,i' " al .''it -,
-. ~. ~. ..' w" " "A"i t'h'' Nut Hl'h-
lii,cc, III Nl't'u "t " NlEoI
IN" total number of shares dealt IN was 1GS-
$50. Of which Lake Shore represented 50 120: .
bnlnyurp Inrkuwnnnn ANIL " a,.rr ~ iyn.
Western i-rtnr D. I'M. ~, ~. - r.
a., ,.r,,f,r.,,t 30. \, il IL . 20 :
a cSnl r44' i55 f saY :Sr pr a@ rro5 gisn
Mi"h'Euu ttnfraI , 1NU. Morris and ESseN
4 81: y Y trufrnl wa. Fro Doo. Him..
Central 700: Knusn- y, A. 700. obins 7nn.
pn.if. Nil ruu. W.l..t snn. n .'' ~,
i 80 ~ 'n,i, -" ~ ',T NN-,i d'u,
~ pIcl'rI'u WV nlhhtuNl ana ~. Jos IN,
r'Ns 30. lfrl'liH'ls 3iH: 6, G.. &. Nnt J.. 400 .
tNf 400 ana Alton. 900 Elfg IsHrl 9Sn. \
rui L T. lH.-rf' D. Co.. 500: " rlnn yDn. linton
Pacific on. - tIsl.fIVnr Inn. a 80. t'.,.,.t
ouu. 30, 4 / a., IL a.. t,n '' wee ''"'''i'"'
NJ Gus. ~ " ,li'f i'
. u' ,''l NNofh',l y 70 y NnNNy NJ lNH' undnr
th' lhUt'nr' '' ll.Hru ~ul"- Toy such ~foskhrok-
rr~ IT, nat pfr .lf-pi before the Irleiiiet,fl
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rHr nr,. mR. srr.s rRornnrs.
The >ewnti. prcshNtcry Request. him to
EAnlnIn NNhN he doe. not Ke.IRn.

Explain why he doe. not Resign.
Tho case uf the Roy. l. VI. 500. pastor of
the Wckhflc PRESBYTERIAN Church Newark.
was before the Newark Pro-lyt"r, again on
Wednesday evening Elder J.. 7. Cone u the
Wiekliilo Church asked the Prc-hytcry To- take
positive action on tho troubles of that church.
Mr.. Conc preferred the original charge against
Mr.. Sec. The R"v DIR. Wilson moved that the
pastoral relations between the Roy. l. NJ See
and the WickliIc Presbyterian Church be dis
solved.
Tho Rov. Prontis- do You've who seconded
the motion. said hat Mr. Soc had trcntod the
Proshyfery with contempt hy refusing 20 resign.
and that he WIS expected e. resign in October
hast. There is Il foelng amon. the Uuhli, "
said Mr.. de You've, thni tho preshytcry don't
amount 10 cent because Mr.. Soc refused 10
notice the accommodation u resign. Tn"
Prrshytcry will be- seriously injured If il does
not take positive action
Tho Roy. Mr.. Soc said that ho had carried tho
natter before the Lord. and had laid il before
his church, and TINT an expression had been
made by tho church. He did not feel free 10
oifr his resignation, because hc had appealed
to the General Assembly
After u d"hnt" II was resolved TINT Mr. 500 be
requested 10 give his reasons for not resign nv.
Mr.. Sec answered that he acted cons 'entiousiy.
and that he did not mean To d"fyth" Pr ehytcry.
He felt that he was wher' no was by appoint
mont Of God. and hc could not act suddenly.
III" wanted tim" 10 writ" out his reason He
was given until next week 20 do 80.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-07

,cANr In M,tucln De- : MARI wife II Henry
Camp. h-fi - Nrar.
tn,e- Me.ushu
CUTTER I'm lrrsev tffN. ON Dec D. Gail1rine VI via
"I ,'enr-r T. cutter H- "a H1 wears AM "A dHNs
Relatives AMI friend, ui the fanny are invited ta at
Mul her funeral 900 SUNDAY afternoon Dee, 49, at I
tlty
HANNA "Wednesday Do D. Jane. uonun. aged "a
iavtu. Ireland ~
Tho friends AMI acquaintance the family arc INVITED
to AtttlW the funeral FRIDAY. TtN in.i nt . ~
rom II Vincent Hospital litl 81 and It'll q, The nee 10
calvary Cemetery.
LYNCH --un Thursday Dec 6 att T. " s....t susan
gee Lynch Of n Mafys Academy ~ East Broadway.
New York cifv
STEELE suddenly on Wednesday De, g. Henry
Steele. Jr. AGED a. wears
morning. 18th inst, At II n'ti'..k
WALSH Dec Ala . walsh At is3 wcs iifhst
The aii,cs ant irtnis OF tc nnv nrc ro.lactfulv
invited tu attend hri funeral NOON Joseph thuni,
corner dil as Hni West WASHINGTON place ga friday
,W ns1 40 l,"clwA \ ,rmn requiem mass Will then
Ice Ofcfcd Tor her a. NJ flowers
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-07
Gen. MeCIeIIan's Inauguration.

Extensive preparations are being made for
the Inauguration ceremonies of Gen Mcclellan Cow
OF New Jersey Already over TWO hundred NtCle
Ian Clubs IN Philadelphia and other nhrs Of Pennsylvania
have signlhed their intention be present while nearly
every town and hamlet - Ncw Jersey Will represent
ed by one or more clubs The PENNSYLVANIA Railroad
company es gwen notice that II WILL convey PASSENGERS
nom York "a Trenton and return Tor e. and from all
other points NJ proIortiunate rates The the
hotels all engaged, And nrrhngcmc being
with private citizens for the accommodation of the *
pectcd visitors Its estimated that there will he AZ least
my Thousand strnngers ID TRENTON lnAng nratIon dA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-07

Ofjowclry, Failure of the London Royal Gold
JeMcry Co ftN cent, or the choice tull uf
Vanldc rood- Abeut million dollars worth Of these
good, sent 10 the United StIt. - he disposed At
once Tor cash Branch sncsroom pa Grand st second
door from forsNu 81, l. nov open Tor the sale Of TIN.
Tremendous lot al liuA al ud ltwcirN, which consist
bracelet, adlg, oicra neck and oonuuc chains, also.
gent, CHAINS eff every dcsru ton tpl sets Of wlrN
great variety, lockrts sleeve buttons. pins shawl
pms ANA finger rings of every conceivable style. car
knobs, set win gfVnt variety at stone an colnrs
This entire stock - nj the latest Partisan ana London
STYLES, made amer the most cAcnsiVr patterns Try
that !. worn IN Europe. For the purpose converting
thlslcwery into cash the company agent tie United
states has ordered the entire stock be sold nlty
cents Tor the choice O any article IN tie lot fcgardcs.
al the cost value Of the article Show room now omen
Al 17t Grand ST. neag FVrsy ia sL-Aiv
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-07

Col. Frank f. Howe. Henry II. Footn J. Noble
Hayes u Harris. and several others have asked the
Board of Apportionment to permit them 10 cons ruct
furnace for the cremation the street swcepings III
their application they say that their experiments have
proved that the citNs can tutiru, dsfoscd of
WITHOUT any oneu-tto udur in ~" nf"frtiuu AMI without
.tnArHunn or previous PREF IrHiiun They that
tluuh iurnucc of sufficient tHNHri'v ~ c0tmui, the
gurhasr ami rriu.r hrrcd I'm mo First coud Fourth
~ H. Icnti. and Thirteenth MHrds cph l constructed
ad they AK Tor that amount tu cnui th, IuIkrt
Ttiit no. BOO those wards The application wus referred
~ Comptroller Kelly
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-07
Five Years and ~ Day.

After five years from the date of the crime Il
bigami,t cannot awuih he indicted Laws LNy. a
tailor OF ~ West Forty third street married Mena Blum
Of Brooklyn the ~ of December 1879 He had wife
In Gcrmnuy aud few weeks she arrived tins rlty
intending 10 prosecute Him The General sessions Grand
jury indicted INN on the 4th of tins month when he
WAS Artaigned yrstc dHy, las counsel called attention To
the fact that the indictment found Eve wears hnd
day from the date Of the bi.amuus marriage AmOuOn
~ quash the Indictment was sustained.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-07

The suspension Of Grecnchuum Brothers &
Co banker. was announced ia the stock Exchange yes
rrday It's due to ihc failure of their Chicago hou,c.
Henry Greene baum Co Ani TN. in turn hruut ht
about Toy the suspension 90 the herman National Bank ot
the same city Grvcnchhum Brother. 4 co have made
nm assignment 10 Becker. oi Becker COIN. commis
SION merchants, and lie has taken possession The nrnl
lave been IN business mur wears in New York and twenty
Tour in Chicago ihcN estimate their haluluo, ~
s@nul elltHn Of which IL due 10 deposturs they
hope Ia be able
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-07
Attempting 10 Lynch IA Prisoner.

FPTTTsFIELD Mass. Dee. G.-Ten Eyck the
alleged murderer ct the sullmans al sheffield had pre-.
Amlnary hearing 10 lay in Darlington. and was mlly
committed As the prisoner being taken from the
Court House determined effort made 10 lSnch HIM
After exciting scrnnage the sheriff and large force
of deputies armed with receivers took away the prs
Oner and COMMITTED nm u lhIl.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-07
The Prin,et.' Election.

IAe annual election q Typographlcal Union
~ was h''l eh Neanesdiy, ana resulted in the choice
d he il" wing officers presidcnt-Iohn A Gnnong
,'' J.. ,lert-stephen Bolgor secretary-tharlcs
a. .fh IrcasuIer-Chnlios A. Morgan. Fund Trus.
-" n LahHhnn Irusl'es-T l. maxwell and
"',il 'tt.fhut ~ Arms-Ihona- sullivan Delegate,
W'''fl 1uonal Inpn-lohH G. Robinson william VIII,
ri.' q rum Executive C0mmittce-DHNii k,s. T
t"'.f Hawks. l. Edgar. Geo u Paynnt Chn-
NA,ins lleilA IdMonis. George Howe. Edward }
ny II Campbell r. O Hughes, jas II. brcsin
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-07

Tho Hayes Republican primary elections or
dcred tor tins evening not expected 10 be held owing
to the refusal OF MIR Henry RoNnson the President OF
leaders consider the Hayes party III THIS city too cApen
sve 10 keep together longer The majority Of the
members having lost faith IN Hayes favor the dlssOlu
ton their organization
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-07
THE ST. NICHOLAS DINNER.
4 GITHERING ~ PhRpETTfrTON or
kNIChEEBOChI.R MEMORIES.
The Humorous WAY IN which New Oaccr-
were Iraugurntrd = Procession Headed
nv Herald speeches In Clouds of smoke.

. y EGutpssfun
nv 10 Herald spccrhc. In tl,ud. of smo,,.
Dclmonicos hall WAS occupied last even
,"h 10y "' '' d, '."'''7 90, w. '1' "'''S'"h
ing thr annual gunner ~ h"n"r w the ~n'i'-
tvs ugtrot enin, who i'm ,fli,, WIS cxrit a li.'
~ ,i,, ,,,t,, ,ti p.,.i..,,. ,..,.,..,..,.. a. .
'' "" '''' ''''' "'"' '' ''
banquet hall the now OIL Drs re- inauguratod
IA follows. Prnsilrut VIM NJ Normiivo: Virc-
p...iI ,,, c.. " ~ I ..,, u t., +, NJ
,,,'' ', u, w. ~
renee: Tronsurer. Etwarl Schcll; S,.rptqrv
J.br y Mill A.-f,.,,,, Son, .,r,. 7, v,r z.,,.i,
Lane; Chapains the licv. Drs. Thomas +. YER
milvc md Nonh Hum \ .hnnok: PHYSICIANS
Ahror, nrhois r. u.,l,.p rh.,,sor,or. co,,.
N"."" i""'S' - 'i''" n"" I'm
sultlng Physicians. Janus II. Wood James An
dorson: Managers. Frederick De Puyster.
Aaron H. Hayes. Aun7lus S'hrll' VIM. Rom
sen, Benjamin II. Fiold. James Brcath james
Mclean. Cnrlisl. Norwood Richard L Nom,
BENJAMIN T. swan dr.' Augustus IL. M'boh'
ough. Nathan L. Bailey Stewards. Cornelius
VANDERBILT cnrlisi, N,ru,,d Ir r,,,.n,
Z 1tN ti, 1,t, c .h,,,.ir In. ~ pi.,,,,,
S'hl'n'lh' Jphh SCHUYLER. James W. ic"kman'
Stuyvcsnnt Fish George W. Talbot. Tho ccr-
emonv vns unrfornnd in ono Of tho rr.e,ti,,
parors. and oonsistedof Il humorous speech by
Mr. Chaunccy NJ Dcpcw. who addressed each
eilinlal II lnrn IN rock.scrous kin On The
rlagrrHi 22n n, Mf Egr4ilNKs hcnd ap snorm.n@
and in his hands n fan"ifnl mo"n Thms c,1,
n'i n,s,Hn W., Nv,,in''" I'1l,inhI Ipuh'h nk
noa uu, .,. AZ" ivrAvr q " huhured ana MY
'ehntS " nss9ocl horod &, s,,i, eos,,,,o ~, ,,o
oii.n I'M, n,oiti wv ,h,,no ~ H., ~ W.
blew q long and mc, odious hast On mglc. and
into "a PROF. s lon IrRn1 KIM. the m"mb'rs Of
Che society end ne quests f3llowca. AMI a. the
Thc ornamentati"n in he haii Was "onlnod T..
thu tables eNrcrtin- tho figure of st. Nicholas.
4 81. az.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-07
BENEFIT OF the Equestrian A..oc,auon

A grand complimentary benefit performance
Will take place nj Gmores Garden Monday alter
noon next in aid OF tie Equesrian Benevolent A,socla
ton of the United states There will he full performance
by the GREAT London Circus and upona stage 10 be naced
in the ring, special entertainments b. such wolkuown
artists as Gus Williams capt Hn-Hrdu,. ana a number
teers tor the occasion The programme Will include
some exceedingly novel features Tho cause l. most
L ..-a Il uLLn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-07

At the recent inspection Of tho Fro Depart
mcntby the Fire Commissioners the quickest time made
In htchns the horses 10 the engine was seconds TINS
wonderful icat was accomplished By No H. which is
commanded rs can't John Met abe The next best time
was =. seconds, which mutc hl No 49, cant Blrs
mans company The other squads took ~ and ~
10 ct ready.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-07

PHILLIPS In the at, az Sew YORK 80 ihe G'h day
81 - c,m'tr. ISL hy fnr Hon ri lnri T. iirfumorr
Iudtr % ur curt go common Pleas. lie,n rhnhpi
from hi'hard Phillips taue. adultery
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-07
M.fKfNE INIEILiGEyCE.

hiNtArrRE AtN,NAc-rUs
Sanris GOO. ~ suu sets. I sii Moan ti.es A
=, liisu WArtR-rrts riY
Sandy Hook 9 30 GuN Island 10 24.lell Gate. ID q
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-07

,NlnehGaei's HypOphosphte Of Limo ana
tb ~. u, GGie Of consumption and chrome diseases Of
ana lungs also dyspepsia indigestion. general
n,NuN,Nc PRICES ~ and ~ per bottle, Prepared only
a. Nlnehes'er 10 chemists. % John st., New York
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-07

- Niagara. Curtis Havana
= INiFt. kurhl. san DOMINGO.
g tliN Of Au~uu. chester. savannah
= NYauukt Couch R imnuf & ills IUinf and = Yrfis
: France Iludrlc Ha,rc Soy ~ ant lIln1th li,b.
= China. GIL Liver us Nuv ~ ami que IA. town gjil
Shp l~rnu.ora. Hilton Yarmouth, =
Btlk cato. " ur. Aberdeen
Alft tl4t % yer IA t.ft
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-07

N the head II So use that celebrated and heal
lie preparation, Elliott IarUolV Snun Pliee a5e-Iig.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-07

Tho taste Of the great lung ipyigorant Phil
hDss PHatahe cot Liver on, ~ combination Mh PhOs
plo Nu'rune All druggists Depot fau lido
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-07

VINO emTo rs 20 secure patents Tor their improvements
can rely upnn having thor claims carefully prepared
times CAL ur write
; II WALES son ia Nassau NY
S52e. 5OO.-OnlN tour days left Tor the Grand extra.
nn'MhN !M"us %, l"nisiana LotleD NcNi Tuesday
the luthA day, Dec II Whole tickets So halves ~;
quart - ~ eighs ~ y Address or ,1 IN ucg.
son, al the Office oi WILLIAM COOrEk A 90 I92I
broadway. corner OF Both 81 Sew YORK
67,0.J. -KENTUtkY STATE LOT
ItkN irHMs Dec - Capital puye, Si3ppl Tickets. a..
WV .ooPEk co Northern Agents. l. XII Broadway.
MN ADrk
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-10-28
sLOrtgngee,H Sale.

Notice is hereby given that by virtue Of a certain
sale mortgage, dated the tWegty eighth day II De-
cember, A. u. 1874, executed by J.cn5 q. Iynch
and Mary A. Lynch. hi, wife, grantors, 10 .IsSkSYn
Fyck, grantee, TO secure the payment Of certain
promsso.y note for the sum Of Twelve hundred dol
lars OF that date. payable twelve months after
date, with ten per cent. interest per amman, de-
fault having been made In the payment Of said note,
and there being now due thereon four hundred and
scyen,yfp,ir dollars and seventy cents, will, on
Wednesday, the twenty first day Of November, \ !.
d. lsI7, at tue Eour Of two o clock p. IN. Of sal
day, at the front dsqr OF the Court house,
in the city Of Cairo. In the county
Of Alexander, and state Of Illinois, seal the pre-
n. ICES in and by said sale mortgage conveyed
and morfgaged, described as follows, to-wit /:
Lots, numbered tour ~ and five (5) In block,
numbered sxty-eight t6s) in the city Of Cairo,
in the county OF Alexander, and State at Illinois.
'ogethcr with all the estateright, TILE and inter-
est Gf said grantors therein Including the right
and equity OF redemption of said graptors, a.
public vendue, to The highest bidder for cash in
hand, in orderto make tie amount now due up
on said note and the interest thai shall accrue
until the day Of sale and the costs and charges Of
this proceeding. JACKSON FRICR,
Oct. Is, i-w .r.r..> . Morlgagee.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-10-28
%. 81. - THE WoNDERFul' - ID, !
EGYPTIAN BLOOD ..PuRiFiEl
,n HEMAR. ~ '.''

tn. t.soTe sr% m; 2E !, ~ ~, -
UEETIC, DiIPHORk1IC, ~nt sat.Ay,
II insnIaaLie aid sever-J aitiDg.s ss,.s !.
its continued use sriii 1sssoayniiILtI..t
cate all diseases Of Tie 6tdod. 1'sTn~E
dients are Of psrsiy hsymtsSs sxs"s q.
i ngDp. la p rrssins.s I'D ~kesssl.isj
the slightest fatut or dtsease In tAeyrs
tem, Il, never Jai!s Y. Jee!Ing ihcf aIs.s
peiIimO II Through .the, D,guD ard a.
channels OF the body, thSrNty.'sf&sssS" 4.
aud, indeeds Forcing az sA@ ".g".s..- =.
M.ir proper mors.ai nd J.'.s.is,mhe..'
doubled rei!a5Hiiy naG ayn.issi.i sn..
tire properties, IL bciisgs Msest wAg.sssf...i
abiy, tie rery acre or M.dtsai frH'"pf ;.
and the Dreatest dIseoreTg OF the R,'s'. E
, %g.' :" IN. f s,os ap; n.s; 4 sss.y %
sCROFgLA audible tiseWsand "s.t 8! d
causes Mat Tad 70 Mis fer'th!e.a1fi'ti.".
eognisant, for Bibiirai Trnae las 0ss.r
ed that the " Sins of The father. shaH
risit eren uato The third aud J..rth QcH-
i rsIIrsI a.S e s5SsgiafIiiss AZ i
Torsrtut rcjnromdfor, acaasissy Ls ,errcs
OF man once more ~ assHs,ts the 6od-.: .
form Of manhood.
COSTTTENESS, IIEEk and X IbkLI
GOMrLadyTs, GIStkA.a!MsL. 1 =
GLANDUL-ik ESLAks, AMAH NJ
AFTEcI!o US or THE HOMES. IL 10
LENT CLCERS, ~ ma In 90!
PLANTS (dnd 10 Mo D~htet ser v u
boon ioag sought Jor b8 sessia ecs ss~s' "
aire,, Milan m,,os tssIr Siisests, "A +,
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CilANCERY NOTICE.

; tate Of Illinois, County Of Alexander.
Circuit court OF Alexander county. January
Term, ls7,. ...
rbaIne j l.onhienne VS.. Mary J.. LOnhienne.
Bill for DlvOrce--In Chaneery.
Affidavit Ofthe non-r,Hldence Of Mary T.. Lon
hienne, the defendant above named, having
been filed in the Oiilee If the clerk Of SAIL
court Of Alexander county, notice Ii hereby
given 10 TIE said non resident defendant,
that the complainant iiled his bill OF COM
plant in sad court On the CLancery side thereof
on the 9TH day Of October, AID. 1877, and that 4
summons ihcrupOn Issued ont q! sail court
against said defendants, returnable on the
first Monday in the month Of January, A. D..
1873, a. IL by law required. Now, threiore,
Unless you, the said Mary r. Lonhenne, shall
personally be and appear before the said circuit
court OF Alexander county on the lirst day Of
the next term thereoG. 10 be holden at the court
house in the city Of Cairo in SAID county ON the
lrst Monday in the month OF January, A. ID.
ISIS, and pLad. answer or demur % said bill NJ
complaint the same and the matters and Things
therein set forth, will BIZ taken rs confessed, aGl
decree entered against yOa according TO te
prayer u said bill.
JOHN A. REEVE, CLERK.
W. {. MCLKEY. Complainant Solicitor. r
Cairo, HIS. Oct. eth, A. ID. 1871, wv
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