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DoG REGISTER NoTICE-iAL:!1,.saI n
IL SONS owning or having dOs
their premises, are required 70 Ss ns K
regularly registered, between 1s hi
10Th Of January. Amer the IaLS IasS 10
ordinance win be strictly enlorgCeaSn Il
unregistered dogs. JAMES o,IyyTpSSs y pc1s
iall-n Chlel w.
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TEE .ith DAY OF FERRUARY rs7
Al. o. clock nm

hns 1oiiow1ng described Real Estate. viz.
Al La fot or parcel Of hand situate IN tn.
n. % mlnglon aforesaid, bounded knc
at crlDso hs follows. to-E1l.
-. !, beg1unIng 81 point on the vestrri,
sld. OF HEAD street Of GO fee; woe .tt . di:,
L9not .; y ieet sou heIly from the southeTI,
s11S % Hopoen street n bg feet vide Lhenes
westei ly and parallel with Iondel s,-.', ses
loes 1hcnet 10 . stake. thence southerI =
HI para EIih Aek c street 4 feer . ~,
cnes 70 stsk.; thence ess eriv Sno ,,s- -
hlei VIII Leo7el street ln2 fest . bes =
and thence Il reby norther a tsa, s.isel
vhB they NAV 1neTeO'
seized EDu taken II execution As tn. n-,-
ger! ., orgt Z. Townsend AID M "
sole br .SEpTu.,r =, 10 be
shertr Once, New Cast e IL
te ruI-s : ls77. fetS.s-,+s
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sHEHfFF FkALE.
rHrRIrF skIE-

GHERIFF SALE.
- ~ virtue q D writ OF V.nd,,..-
Ponas 70 me direcied viii bs eIpos.." e.sonl ~ e.
lie a4le O pue
AT THE HOTEL OF VA Ron,
n KtrEwood, IN Pencader Hundrrd "
Castle county, Delaware Oh Nv
TUESDAY, TEE eTH DAY or NJ
as77, at O'eloch. z NJ
The following described Real Es,o,.
All thai oerta1n lot Of land sitr,.,i ny
Pencader Hundred, New Castl tls suaeo ao i
aud State Of Delaware. bounJas uaa,l
south by land Of - Boulden aud Vn hs
on the east by land Of Thomas r Rosslaaa'r
on the north by landE late OF Winisa,,,o oIb,as b
containing ten acres OF land, more or ~
with q Log House thereon erecitd '" -
Seized and taken into exec,'f fi"r
properly of Thomas Lewis. and ~ !. "
WILLIAM ii. LAAIBsoS
sher1n-s Once. New Castle '"'e snef1
Feb. 18th, 1s77. I f.fis-s.
ALSO, An that certain lot Of l,,,
ated In Penclsder Hundred, New a.
county, and State Of Delaware ho.sS sesl
on the North by lands Of A. Titie- O,.az ~
west by lands of William TayIor ~
east by lands Of s. Huber, and on IL ~ ~ =
by lands Of Charles Nichols. con,.iV.
twenf y-ntne acres Of land, more =,
with a Log House and Log Barn h,ss
erected
Seized and taken in execution =,
properly Of Isaac Nichols, and IN -
by WILLIAM II. LAMBs0s
sherin-s ONCE, New Castle. 'H'fa
FEB lSth' le'- febl5sar,
HERJFF'B SALE.
- By virfne Of sundry writs ef wa
toni Exponas and FL ia. s. 10 me IN.
ed, VIII be exposed 20 Public Sale M N
PREMISES OF THOMAS ] FOpn
near McDonoagb, in st. Georges HmaI
in New Castle county. Delaware on
TUESDAY,
THE 10Th DAY OF FEBRUARY 70
at 10 s'clock, a m,
The following described Personal D..
erfy. viz: . head Of horses, 8 thrs y
old colts, 2 one year old colts. I mllcb ~
yearltng calves, 4 six months old MI.
yoke OF oxen, II shoats, / steam @,.
and thresher, 5 farm wagons, 2oY. ~,
reaper, I drill. plowE, harrows. cultiy,l.
and other farming utensils, carriars1
harness, 600 posts, lot Of pork, home
goods, &c-; lot Of hay. &c; about l0ok
l els OF corn, lot Of oats. 6c.
Seized and taken In execution AZ ih,r
ISAAC GRUB, shers
Sherin'e ofi1ce, New Castle
February sth, 1871.
~. BIZ is the request of Mr., PoH,
his friends and the public should aiei
| sale. feha.atav.
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PCBLIC SALE6-
PUBLIC - SALE

PUBLIC - AL e.
VTTILL be sold AZ Public Sale, af fhe res
M idenre Of the subscr1ber, near the
randrwine Springs, Mill Greek Hundred,
ON MONDAY. FEBRUARY 18th, 1877,
al 1870 O'Clock, p. m,
the following valuable property. 10 wit:
One mare, supposed 70 be with
DA foal one horse, q good driver.
H extra style, viii work anywhere
AL and very gentle. good .rxxrs
milch cows. Two with calves byN
their SIDES: one ball farm wagon, 49,
market dearborn lot Of wagons. plUwe
hRrrOwE cuitirRtorE, moving machine
corn sheIler, fan, wheel-bRrroW u lot Of
good harness. q lot of Timothy hay by the
Ion and various other articles
MCCOY YEARSLEY.
THOMAS BRACKIx, Auctr feb1G3i
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trimming and Notion
TOR
sI2 Market Street

So a me assortment Of Trim uinss 49,
i-4s - eohs'ni4y on hand al Le LOVE-, s.s,c : O
ne bs,si eiLIa AkIing and cloAknakinr done ~
ChlloreDt CloLhine "a.
reasonable prloes Aoe 70 order al
oacss 49, 6ira i1@tHonAge respectfully sal,citAd
MRS r 8. DAY
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THE 7th hay OF MARCH, 1s77
Ris o'clDck Pm.

the following described Real Estate, viz
al 1ns1 certain lus piece, on parcel o.
land and buifd1ngE KNOWN r. the Delaware
-fSoSEp NO-kEn sftuRIe IN tne city Of vii
ming1or aforesaid. bounded and described
~ folipwT, to VIII Beginning al the inter
slcElOn u the no-therly siCle Of Third street
Rnc easlerly sids of Orange street, thence
nO-sne-ly along EEin SIDE OF Orange street
IN feei Il inches, more or less, 10 land late
Of Games Piunkett, thence along the ERme
easte-lr parallel with Third street 81 feet
inches Ia b stsaEa thence Suufherly parRl-
lsl with Orange stree III feel u inches
more " less u tins aforesaid side OF Third
s-reet. and thence along tine same westerly
G. feei inches 10 the place u1 beginning. be
me contents thereof what they may.
Selzsc Rno IAken II execution as the
prupe-sy o. Emily Porter surviving Mort
giIgo- End widow q Alexander Porter de
ceased, Greo ". Sparks. Executors Of the
lAsl VII RnC testRm menI OF Rober1 = Hicks.
deceased. Annie M Brown only child and
heir a. lEv Of said Robert .. Hickk and
William j. frOvn, husband uf said Annie e
II. hroW-n, enc |. l.. and 10 be s0ld by
ISAAC GRTBB, Sheriff
See-ifs Office NPv Cnstle,
enruary I5th. 1S77- febr7-3tawIs
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"A H
At 2 O'Clock, p. M,
The following described Real Estate u
All that certain messuage and trN n
land composed Of two adjoining tna Il
uated in Mil Creek hundred New Cd
county. Delaware. beginning at sWl !
the place OF an old white oak; thence By u
late Of W m. Baldwin south COY degresT
l6l 81 10e perches TO a stone In the midi
q public road; thence along the mldda
said road south ] L degrees east % 2nHl
ches to an old corner OF the land fomxg|
OF Andrew Walker. and continuing I'D
said road southerly 10 the corner Of lild
the heirs OF s. Rankin; thence therebyN1l
81 degrees east lsS 10 perches 10 aENl
thence north degrees west 13 S-lOp-s
TO a stone; thence north 75S degrees eat 4
perches 10 q stone in the TurnplkeGnl
road; thence thereby north d pstsl
thence north 81 degrees west 42 paas
thence north 90& degrees west lS psr1l
thence south - degrees west 16 PERI
thence north 93 degrees west perches
Dew corner; thence by land Of the helm
Wm- Baldwin south 6 l degrees west asl
perches and ninety five hundredths
place Of beginning. containing about
hundred and twenty three acres Of lani
the same more or less. with a-h0sI
frame barn and other outbuildings I1dn
erected
Seized and taken In execution as th.El
perry Of Charles Whiteman and MssA'
his wife, and t. [, and TO be sold BY
ISAAC CRUDE, She'll
Sherifrs once. New Castle
February Z, 1877. feoS1ah
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SHERIFFS SALE.
- BF vtrtue Of writ OF LeyR-i Fariss ,,,
me arecteo. VII be exposed 10 luo1c SsSs
FL the IVAN ''Aie
LAF 1ETTE HOTEL, 81 SHrPlFy sr
kepl oy Gerrse Ortlip. IL the civ of v IL.
IL isseh. New Caste county, DelaVA on
SATTRDAY
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SEERIFF's SALE

EKRIFF7S SALE
= =! T-TTat Of VIII Of Is.r-n-5 Fa,.ius
sale, al Lhs ~ ~N-ie
LAFAYETTE HOTEL. - Sinner =,
KEPT by CIea. " Orllip. II tt,s err ~ W.
na1ng-nr, Nev Castle COUNTY Dali ~ ~ -, -
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SHERIFF,s SALE

- 3sy virsue of u VIII Of 1sevRri FaciaE 20
me nirecIed will be exposed ~ Public, Sale,
n rne
1AF FAEETTE HOTEL, 81 Shipley s..
keTT nv Geo ". O-II.p. in the CITY Of VII
minEIOn New Castle county. Delaware, On
uETNEED
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SATURDAY

The 80 DAY oF FEgRrARv -
IL O'Clock = "
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Public Sale
Household and Kitchen

u KIN ~ HE.
TtHE subscriber win sell at Public Sale
l. al No. 1ls West Ninth street, on
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 2oTH. 1871.
nfsS O'Clock, a. m,
brussels. entry, Etair and ingram earpets
sofa ssti, centre table, stoves. walnut bed
room suit, marble top; cottage suits mar
bic top. all In order. Chairs. bed sfeade
curtains, china, glass and Qneensware. and
a. KINDS OF goods used about housekeeping
MARGARET KING.
L. " hTIDHAM q SON, Auctioneers III
ast Fourth street, Wilmington Del.
FeblS-41-1'u. Tn. SR and NJ.
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WILLIAM II. LAMBsoS

sherid-s Once. New Castle onefc
Feb. 18th, as77. f..has-,.-
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SATCEDAE
rlne fnIlnwfnr EesrriheI Renl Esta1e. vi

THE 18th DAY or FEBRU Any. ISL
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TIATAyETTE HUTEL. n etIF Ii =
ken, pv George " Orflip. IN the city Of
wilmington. New Castle county Deiaware,
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PAPER NANGINGs.
sEMI-wBEKLY.
GRIFFIN sEMI-WEEKLY
PRESS AND CULTIVATOR.
ESTABLISHED IN 1866.
Published Every Sunday and Tharslay,
1.-TWO Dollars Per Annum.

nEVOTED to Agriculture, Politics, Litera-
IL turc immigration and Miscellaneous
Reading Matter. Those wishing to come to
Georgia should read this paper, as We will
from time to time. give the present history of
every county in the State. Georgians should
read this paper, because it is the best paper
for the price published South.
Advertisers should interest themselves about
this paper, as II has the LARGEST circulation oR
any paper in Middle Georgia. Our books arb
open to prove the assertion.
Single copies sent on receipt OF three-cent
postage stamp. Address
EDGE q DUTTON, Editors,
Saul-ti X Griffin. Georgia.
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Court Cuttings.

The Sheridan Mining Company
against Jacob Gardner. In this case q
motion was made for the appointment
OF a receiver OF the property OF defend
ant. The motion was docketed for hear
ing.
In the matter of the assignment of
Mrs. s. j. Johnson. On the call of the
case the Sheriff reported that Mrs. John
son could not be found. The Court con-
tinued the motion to set aside the ap-
praisement until she could be found.
The following were found guilty OF
counterfeiting in the United States
Court: Henry Morris aud Chas. Water.
Dix. Valentine Heyl was found not
guilty.
Bernard Stricker was arraigned be.
fore Commissioner Hooper yesterday on
q charge OF selling unstamped manufac
tured tobacco. de was bound over ts
the Grand Jury.
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BIG FIRE THIS MORNING.
Emerson & Fishers Carriage Fac.
tOry DESTROYED.

tory Destroyed.
About twenty minutes after u O'Clock
last night, an alarm Of fire was sent in
from Box No. 1923, corner of York and
Central avenue.
The fire was in the carriage factory of
Emerson & Fisher, Nos. 1853 and ITO
Findlay street.
Tine flames started In the blacksmith
shop which is comprised OF long one
story frame building. From this place
the fire spread to the brick factory,
which was stored with carriages, buy
gies, and light lumber. A large quanti-
ty OF oils contributed in making the fire
u fierce one. The entire contents OF the
building were burned out.
Emerson g. Co.'S. loss is estimated at
5000. On this there is an ins urance oil
S35, 900.
The building belonged to Proctor g.
Gamble and is ruined, causing loss OF
IS, 900; insured.
About nine hundred barrels Of oil were
slowed in Proctor s. CANDLES cellar,
but the tiremen succeeded In keeping
the fire from touching them.
J. L. Krieger u %. are also losers to
the amount OF 5000 to their pattern shop
The ire is supposed 10 be the work OF al
| incendiary.
The toJal loss is put at $75, 900, OF
which there is an insurance OF $45, 900.
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A GEORGIA FIRMER,s PIANO.


A seedy looking individual, evidently
a farmer, walked into the auction house
OF Joyner & Ellis a day or two since,
and going up to Mr.. Ellis said, conf
dentially: "Mister, pd like to get you
TO sell q. piano for me to-day"
"Certainly, sir; where is the instru.
mentY"
"Out here in my cart"
MIR. Ellis directed two or three ne.
groes to assist In getting out the big
music box, but the rustic told him s'not
to futter," and going out for a minute
returned with a queer-looking box in his
arms, which be sat down with a look
of triumph, and exclaimed, "Here she
isW
Aud here 1t was, a real piano, about
as big as an ordinary cracker box on
suoh legs as usually support towel
rack. 1t had i've octaves Of the small
est ivory keys. Its general build was 30
unique and odd that when shut nobody
could tell what the curious box con-
tanned. 1t was made, SO said little
ivory plate, in London in 1902. The keys
had sharp tinkling sound, but the
scale ran perfectly. The owner said he
had had it a long time, and when first
bought it had cost large sum; but
times had got SO hard that all the fancy
fixtures had to 60.
The piano was at once put up, and its
possessor watched the fate OF his prop.
erty with evident anxiety. Bidding was
dull and nobody appreciated the ma.
chine. 1t Jagged on, and when fellow
got it for 81 25 there was sort OF litter
In the crowd. The old man looked dis.
appointed as he took the pittance his
treasure had brought.-[Atlanta (Ga.
Constitution.
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Sunday-school Convention.

The programme OF exercises Of the
Sunday y-school Convention, District No.
10, OF the Ohio Christian Missionary So
ciety, which will be held tomorrow and
Friday at the Central Christian Church,
Ninth street, Is as follows:
THURSDAY. MAY 30 A. N.
Opening Exercises.
Presidents Addres ss...............Jame s. Leslie
CHURCH WORK.
Address: Converting the World u. M. Land
Address: Teaching the Disciples. M; u; Todd
sUNDAY-sCHooL WORK. P. NJ.
Essay: The Teachers ext Book y. U, Lloyd
Essay: Nothing but Leaves. Miss Bette Wilson
Essay: Old anu New Methods Compared. .....
T.J. Lyle
Teachers Prayer Meeting.
Address: How 10 MAKE the Most Of the Sunday
school Hour. +. III. Green
What is Success?. ss?..................W. L. Moore
FRIDAY, MAY 40 A. M.
Praise Meeting, Thirty Minutes.
Bible Reading, Thirty Minutes. .... r.. Moffett
Address: Normal Glass Work .... F.. 81. Green
Essay: The Teachers Reward Mrs.N. N.McLeod
Question drawer 9pu
Address: Better Work for Jesus. T. MuLnell
Essay: dome help in sunday school. ..........
S. Nj. Jefferson
Blackboard Review w.........".......R. R. Mofrett
TX M.
Social Meeting.
Address: A Word from Parents to Teachers :.
I|aac ErreLt
Address: A Word from Teacher to Parents. :.
j. II. Wugh
Short Addresses.
Essays limited to ten minutes; Day
Addresses limited to twenty minutes
Night Addresses limited to thirty min
utes. Short speeches at the close o
each exercise viii be in order.
We want each school to send the Pas
tor, Superintendent and Teachers. Al
lovers of Sunday-schools will be wei
come. JAS. LESLIE, Prest.
A. MAcLEAN, SeCy.
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bouncing the Buns.

The Constables of this city met last
night in Squire Anthony's office.
The Committee on Resolutions re-
quested further time.
the Committee on Coroner reported
that they had addressed an open letter
setting forth the complaints Of the Con-
stables, but that no reply had been re-
ceived. The report was ordered to be
filed.
Sam. Bloom offered the following:
"Resolved, That the Secretary be d.
rected to address a note to DR.. Jones,
Superintendent Of the City Hospital, re-
questing him, In case of sudden death,
10 send for q Constable to take charge OF
the remains until the arrival OF the Cor
oner." Carried.
The following was also adopted:
"Resolved, That committee be ap-
pointed to wait upon Ira Wood, Super
intendent of Police, and request that
measures be taken to do away with the
bum Constables who keep loafing around
different 'Squires' Offices"
Sam. Bloom, W. +. Doyle, Thomas j.
McGranahan, George W. Blair and NJ.
j. Patton were appointed the commit
tee.
Adjourned to meet next Tuesday at 8
z. M.
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The HippOdrOme.

The cold weather has greatly de-
pressed business at the Hippodrome,
though all who 60 express themselves
delighted with the entertainment.
To-day the sup shines brightly and the
weather is growing 80 warm and pleas
ant that throngs Of people are pushing
towards Lincoln Park, and from this we
predict a hne business.
Altogether 1t Is well worth seeing. The
menagerie is good, the clowns funny, the
riding fine, the juggiers dexterous, and
the racing thrilling. IL combines all the
features OF the old time cir,
Gus and modern hippodroms.
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A "Smart'' Dodge that Didn't Win.
The STARS Newport column OF Octo-

The STARS Newport column OF Octo-
Der 10, 1876, contained the following:
"Johnny Smart, a man from ColumDiana
County. Ohio, was drowned last Tuesday eve
ming near the Newport Railroad Bridge.
Smart and another man named Collins were
out rowing, and when opposite the third pier,
Smart suddenly pitched into the river anu was
not seen since. How smart got into the river
is mystery. Collins states that his COM
panion, with gurgling sound in his throat,
threw up his hand and went headlong into
the river. The facts Of the mans drowning
were not made public until yesterday"
In few days after the man Collins
forwarded a.certificate to the friends OF
Smart in Oolumbiana County, setting
forth the occurrence of the dro wning,
the certificate being signed and sworn
to before j. Ii. Bowde, a Notary Public
of Bracken County, KY. This was sup.
posed to be the end of the affair. il
seems that Smart had a few months pre-.
vious been indicted by the grand Jury
for an assault with intent to kill his
wife, and released on $1,000 bail, tne
trial being set tor some time in October
last.
His wife was not satisfied however
that he was dead, and sending hel
lawyer, Mr.. j. II. Wallace, to this oil ty
few days ago, that gentleman tracet
the matter up until he found the identi.
cal drowned man, alive and we'll, il
Clermont County, where he was sailing
under the name OF Morgan. IL seems u
have been a well laid plan to escape
prosecution.
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A. Fl. Robinson, timer of Wyoming,
was arrested yesterday by Constable
Woolverton on the charge of manufac-
turing counterfeit money and taken be-
fore Squire Carson OF that village, who
bound him over to appear before the
next United States Grand Jury. The
information on which the charge is
based was furnished by one Warren
Wilmuth, an old man, who alleges that
Robinson offered him at one time a
partnership in the manufacture OF the
ssQueer."
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Chicago-Chicagos, 3; indianapolis, O.,
yesterday.
Cinoinnati-Reds and Louisvilles at
the Ball Park tomorrow afternoon.
St. Lous-In a game here yesterday
Louis Browns, OF fifteen innings, not Il
run was made on either side.. Darkness
put an end to the game aud it was de-
cided draw.
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14th inst, 1 beg to inform you that l
have lately been instructed by the lm-
perial Government not to forward the
offers made by foreign surgeons If they
do not know the Russian language, and
have Lot been examined and confirmed
in their medical grades by one OF the
Russian Universities.
Yours truly, N. SHIsHKIN.
Russian Minister.
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A delicate complexion is best com
pared to blooming rose; but when the
countenance is disfigured with Blotches
and Pimples, like weeds In rose-bed, the
sufferer should promptly use DR.. Bu!l's
Blood Mixture which quickly and effect.
ually eradicates such unsightly evi
dences of impure blood.
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Have Dropped ON Il.

An ambulance corps for the Russian
service was in the course Of organiza-
tion by few Of our local physicians,
but the following letter put a damper oD
the project:
IMPERIAL RUSSIAN LEGATION,
~ WASHINGTON. March IT, 1877.
Mr.. -----, ND, Cincinnati;
6lR--lp snsMer 70 your letter Of the
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..our Boardlng.house..

To-day at the Grand Opera-house
there will be two performances of sour
clearinghouse" Matinee at Q p. M,
and evening performance at 8 O'Clock.
At matinee, popular prices, sb and 90
cents,
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PLUMBING, 60.
LEGAL.

Executors Sale of Real Estate.
T EGAL.-UNDER AN ORDER OF SALE
i 4 made by the Probate Court OF Hamilton
County, Ohio, in case No. 2,582 will offer for
sale, at public auction, on the premises. on
Friday, the 4th day Of May, 1877, at o'clock
p. M, the following described real estate,
situated in said County and State to-wlt:
Lots Nos. 27, 49, 20, 80, 100, 1885, 1874 and 1885. In
l. d. Wheeler's Subdivision. north OF Cincin-
natl.
Said lots are appraised as follows, to wit:
Lot No. 27, at 1875; Lot No. 28, at 1875; Lot No.
20, at s34O; Lot No. 80. at s120: Lot No. 1sO, ak
$132; Lot No. 1888, at $500; Lot No. 1874, at $500:
and Lot No 1856, at s30U.
Terms of sale-one- third cash, one third In
one year, and e-third in two years from the
day Of sale, with interest: the deferred pay
| ments to be secured by mortgage on the pfem-
isee sold.
These lots lie between Clifton and Ohio ave-
| nues, and but few squares north of MeMioken
University, and near the Elin-strcet Inclined
Plane. SAMUEL CALD ELL,
Surviving Executor OF I. d. Wheeler, de-
| ceased.
Cincinnati, Ohio, April 4, 1871
ap4-5tW
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The Genuine Medicated Honey is put
up in so cent and 81 bottles, and has our
monogram g., L. G. B., on the face OF the
wrapper. All druggists sell IL.
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ABSTRACTS.
ABSTRACTS OF TITLE
COAL DEALER, go.
FRANK. EORENTZ

Il HAIN N IOIONLN II Ns
NOTARY PUBLIC and dealer in coal and
plaster, fre brick. clav. chimney tops, drain.
tile, &C., &C. Office s3l Central avenue;
Branch Office, 896 and sos Central ave
nue.; office and blacksmith shops, 993
Central avenue; cigar store and office, 3l3 W.
second street and 833 Central avenue. Agent
for the Piedmont, West Virginia, bituminous,
coal for blacksmIths: also Gordon's horse,
cattle and hog food. Furniture cars
omnibus 8, buggies and barouches for
hire. Expretsing and all Kinds Of
light and heavy hauling done. Pleasure boat
FRANK, LORENTZ, for hire for picnics and
excursions. no25-l y-S&W
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=, stops at all stations between
No ,;,', and cumberland; No. 4S stops
Nn III stations between Wheeling ana
a. an, az $40" 30, : makes direr connections
FOR all points South
WEyTRGUND TEAMS.
Nos So. =. No. 10.
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wheeling Retail Market.

SECOND Wednesday Morning.
The market this morning WAS the
poorest of the season. There was really
nothing in the market except what was
in the possession of the few hucksters
who were present. Eggs were two cents
higher. Vegetables were much higher
than usual. AS u sample, onions that
usually sell at 25c II peck, were sold this
morning at 5Oc.
pRoDUcE-Eggs l6@lS cents per dez;
butter 3O@35c per ID; chickens each,
dressed, 35@40c; maple molasses Doc per
quart, or 81 80 per gallon; corn meal lSc
per peck.
Observation-Disclosures Acc per peck;
onions SOC per peck; beets soc per peck;
turnips 2Oc per peck; parsnips zoe per
peck; sweet potatoes 6Oc per peck; new
onions Sc per bunch; lettuce SC per head
6Oc per peck; spinach 4oc per peck; rad :
dishes l6c per bunch; kale soc per peck
FRU1T-Apples l0@l5c per peck.