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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-26

RIACA SILKS, COLOREU SILKS
40 PlaId silks. Check silks, Black Cashmere.
Black Tamisc. Black SIX Warp (IIenrietta). Black
Alpacas, and undoubtedly tie la gesi assortment
OF new and beautiful Snring Dress Goods I'm WASH
ngton city. CARTE IS. III MARKET Space.
Tire Popular Cash ~ ; Goods Store
- w are selling al excellent quality % uineU make)
BaGk six, real satin finish, sublime quality, al
DID We have sold one Thousand Yards of this
SIR since February 90, 1873. We are selling thu
best kIack Sin I'm this city AT 81. We selling
good Biach SIX at 62c. We have lust received a
large lot "i Colored Silks in beautiful light shades
All pure wool, very wide, double " Ill a. fue oval
NY Black Cas- mere. SOC. This BlarE Cashmere is
aSneIlal bargain, only SOC. Abou; 500 pieces of
SaSSihitIeS Tor men and boys wear: prices rang
ing from sac. 10 sl.50. Beautiful Spring Dress
SEoGS twG"i not coitonl, l5c.: pure silk aud wool
BACK ana C"l0red Grenadines AT the very lowest
cash prices; four a. par nf real English SforkinTs
SwoN5n Se2mS) for 81. We are selling the very
double twiled, 25c. ' N'
SPECIAL NOTICE.-We have placed A large sign
across tie pavement I'm front of our store with nnr
name &C. HTER'S) written on u in gold letters
SO lhat every one viii know where "a find tht,
cheapest and largest assortment Of Dry Goods in
Washington. srIgtr
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CITY ITEMS.

ID. u. COOKE, JR., y Co., Bankers agents for
the Cheque Bank of London. limited. Parties
visiting Europe will do well to carry their
funds in these checks 42S col.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-26

A MISSING GIRL.-A daughter of Rev. T. Y
Campbell, cOlored, named Cassie, about ff
teen years old, disappeared from her home,
No. 1919 NV, on Wednesday last, about 10
O'Clock, and has not since been heard of. The
girl is quite light mulattO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-26

DAILY arrivals of Soft-Slell Crabs, Hard
Crabs and CLANS, at the Norfolk Oyster Depot,
621 st. NV. n WHITE & Cn
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NATIONAL THEATER.

N Fanny Davenport.
The leading Comedy Actress OF the American Stage.
And Augustin Days
FIFTH AVENUE THEATER COMPANY.
FRIDAY-Beneft of Miss Fanny Davenport.
The new Prince of Wales version of the
SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL.
MISS DAVENPORT as LADY TEAZLE.
PIQUE MATINEE SATURDAY..
good home play. appealing TO the sensisilties and
Judgment of every reside; full of hu interest.
SATURDAY-LOND0N ASSURANCE
OLIVER TWIST.
Monday-COLyILLE,s FOLLY COMPANY.
B BABEs II n The The W59Ps.
B BABEs II n The The W WSobs:: apee
SlxTH ANNUAL ENTERTAINMENT
~ OF THE
At 9eeiscn sehco Billing 9Th st. and
FRlDA Tsi ERs aSnnss sO xpr ss 1873
at 7:30 O'Clock. Admission 25 cents. ap25-2t
Ass6CfATIoN OF VI Mia nGE
a,sIGck FRIDAY EVENING, April &C. 1875 at
PROGRAMME: Part IL. Piano Duet. Taeke,-
tanz, Mey erbeer; 2: Daet. RigoleSto, Verdi: 8.
Duet Flute ana Piano, TIpvatore: 8. COrnet 50 o,
Naazareih, Gonnod; 6: Quartet, Rigoletto. Verdi.
2 Duet. Una Notte in Venezia. Lucantoni; 8. So
prano Solo, ClOvelly. Gabriel: 4. Duet, Serenata,
hosSlni D. soprano Solo, Anger Sercnade, Is raga;
e. Quintet. Fra Diavolo. Anber.
Tickets 81. at Ellis, Metzerott' and at the door,
No extra charge for reserved Seats ap25-2t
CAMPBELL's
GREAT NEW YORK and PHILADELPHIA
BIOLOGICAL AND EQUESTRIAN INSTITUTE.
THIS DAY and DURING THIS WEEK.
On the Corner of Ninth and 8 Streets.
CIRCUS.
MUSEUM,
MENAGERlE,
Ard AQUARIUM.
MATINEE EXHIBITIONS-Do open at ]: :
performances commence at p. m.
EVENING FXHIBITIONS-Doors open az 7
p. N. performances az .. IN.
ADMIssIoN-Adults, 50 cents: Children under
y. 70 cents ap244
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-26

Two MORE DEAD BABIEs.-Officer NichOl
son found dead baby at the corner of Sth
and I'll streets last evening. Yesterday after
noon two cOlored boys found a still-born in
fant in pond Of water in the White lot,
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II l. &C n Sill n -.

ID ACH SILKS.
We will to-day offer an entirely new line OF
BLACK SILKS,
suitable for summer wear, AZ the following low
prices:
Good eros Grain SILK. IS.
Very good q roS q rain SIR, S7lS
Superior Gros Gram Silk. 81.
Cachemire finish Gros Grain silk, 81 10,
Cachemire Royal SILK 81. Is.
Extra fine finish silk. 81 So.
:, pertne Cachemre DE III. 81 so.
We are a So Offering very fine line ot COLORED
SILKS AZ ;nc. yard, the usual price Of these
goods being 81 25.
COSNOLLY'S,
ap2O-r COS Ninth street, opp. Patent Once.
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GEO. X. PETTY, of late firm Petty & Harvey,
has reopened ar SOB eth street, opposite Post
Office, with full stock of mems and boys hats
and ladies' and gents boots, shoes and Slip
pers; best quality and lowest cash prices
ARYf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-26

IN HE WAY of full suits of good cashmere
Tor only slO- liable Bros, ID and eth streets
are determined TO excel. Ten new designs
5nSt put Oh sale at only so for the full suit Bv
al means examine liable Bro s 80 suits They
<Ie way ahead Of the market-Adlr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-26

A BROKEN ARM.-YeSterday afternoon a bow
by the name of Charles Sword, on Sd street
southeast, While riding horse into a stable
had his arm broken above the elbow. He was
taken 10 his home, No. 1909 Sd street southeast
and medical aid summoned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-26

THE STORM OF WEDNESDAY in the western
and southern states was very general and Sc
we're, and great damage was done to property.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been iSSuaa 70
Frank w. Searle, of LOganSpOrt Indiana. and
Ella May Miller: ). II. Baxter and Clara III
KOOn: Joseph Watson and Mary E Castor
John III. Gray and Kate Fenable Eli G. How,
ard, of Duffield's, w. Va, and Amanda Whit.
ing, of Georgetown.
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A SPLENDID LINE OF KID GLOVES
- ~ 3D. pair. A few MarSel-s Spreads All
q % al.G % solled, worth 81: RJby's Double
bust Corset, guarantee steelS nor a. break 81
pan. SaSsimeres from 125 10 76r. yard: CASH
leS from &c TO 15c. yard; AlpacaS from 10 10 75c
fafr; Pure Linen Table DaH.ask 25c yard, los
% BAILEY, cor. 9TH and r ST. s. W. marc 6m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-26

AD@An ARRAY occurred in GriffintOwn. a
suburb in Montreal, astnight between Orange
Young BrltonS and Catholic unOniStS, in
which James Hartney, a Catholic, was fatally
shot.
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NOTTINGHAM LACE for curtains: bed ticking
one yard wide, double twied, excellent quali-
ty, 25c; very large assortment of cassimeres
and cloths for men, boys and children; black
caShmereS, all pure wool, wide double width,
fine quality, 5Oc.-this cashmere is very cheap :
beautiful spring shawls; black cashmere
shaWlS, black silk warp Henrietta; black tam.
AUNT 0F'~S>'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-26

,o-daI FOX DIyORCE.-Edward Howard has
,Dits TE1}iinimenced a suit for divorce from his
"Ae' h"hie Howard, through his counsel
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NEW SPRING
~ DRY GlnnS

NEW SPRING
DRY GOODS.
We have Just opened new Roure--es EnFcLar
lockers. SllES. CaShmeres, Lawns &c
boO SIX sCn Umbrellas for Ladies ana Gan,Ia
mep ranging in price from 81 OOup 70 s, 90,
AndrrScoggin Cotton, Tie
Fruit of the Loom, Sc
LOnSdale Cambria. I2Lc
No. 92S TTIT ST.. l. ~
No. T06 X IT. NV. p,,o7 -
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BASE BALL-The game of ball between the
Nationals and the kendallS Yesterday after
noon resulted in the defeat of the latter by a
score OF Is TO , The game was too one. sided
10 be very interesting 'i0u
The Eagle club has secured grounds near
the terminus OF the Columbia railroad which
viii be fenced in, and seats for abouf i Sna
peODie erected ''"' ii''0
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LECTURES.

THE CELEBRA RATED COLOHED
Il IREACHER. Rev. JOHN JASPER OF
Rlchnond. Va. viii deliver his lecture on The
Roiall0n OF the Sun, at Lincoln Hall. on MON
DAY EVENING, at O'clock. Tickets for sale
at EIllS',' Penn. ave. Brad Adams. on F ST.
aEd at he door of the Han. Price, 90 cents
al 26-3l* ~
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WASHINGTON FISH M.pvv- .,. $780,
500 by h A Golden & Bro. Fish oa tS'o
4ot0 herring, from 81 to 81 ner = 6Sdu Zoo
shad, from SO 10 go per loo. " pof i,VVo; 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-26

| CAMPHOR 40 cents per pound. c. A. Prem
! tiss, Druggist, corner 10Th and Q streets. 23.5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-26

PARAsOLs, paraSOlS, new stock opened To-
day, with fancy handles; new spring dress
goods, immense stock to make selections
from; spring caSsimereS for boys wear from
sc. up: Divide Sheeting cotton from Inc mn :.
TO styles of new lawns. French design PIE
black and cOlOred silks from 65c. UP; buntings
all cOlOrS; feather proof bed ticking 25c;
spring carpets from sc. new mattingS: white
eOunlerpanes, SOC. immense stock of spring
dry goods at bottom figures. C.. Nj. TOWSOn e
Go. See advertisement in another column
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-26

ice OLD AND THE YOUNG alike enjoyed the
delightful weather of yesterday and il was
really interesting 10 note, while standing near
the boys clothing house of b. Robinson 4 Co.
No. S9 pennsylvania avenue, watching the
promenaders, how diplomatic the young folks
were in enticing their parents or guardians,
as the ease might be, into the charmed SPOT
where ali the newest and most desirable STYLES
OF chlldrenS garments Were to he seen. W..
heard one little one eXclaim upon leaving the
esta bllShment: - knew if got papa in there
he cOVld not resist fitting HE out. Tor the goods
and prices are so inviting 1fyf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-26

IHE POLICE COMMISSIONERS met last even
ing, Mr.. SOmeTVIlle in the chair. A petition
was presented from citizens of GEORGETOWN
asking that b; F. Harper be appointed special
policeman: The application of VIM. LISkey
Mr. Herr, from a special committee to look
after suitable place for headquarters, report
ed that Mrs. Swami, the owner of the building
now used as police headquarters, had agreed
10 reduce the rent for the use of the building
10 8 10 per annum. and asked that her prop
oSltlOn be accepted: agreed to, and the Secre-
fary was Instructed TO draw up a lease
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1878-05-22
m EQUITY-In the Circuit Conrt,

TN EQUITY I'm the ircvltCOnrt,
IL Seventh judicial Circuit, Florida, Vo-
lnsia county.
Natbaniel IIasty VS.. w Howell Robinson;
RiIl for foreclosure of mortgage.
IT appearing from the affidavit OF tine
solicitor for the complainant IN this action
that the defendant w. Howell Robinson.
resides out of the state of Florida, to-wIt,
in the state of Illinois: tits ordered that
the said defendant do appear and answer
the bill filed herein on or before the nrSg
Monday of July A. d. 1878, otherwise said
bill will be taken pro confesso against him.
Ills further ordered that notice OF tins
order be given to defendant by publishing
the same in the ''Volusia County Herald,
newspaper published in NoluSia county,
for four months previous to the flrst Mon
day of July A. ID. 1878.
Witness, John w. Dicklns, CLERK OF SAID
court and the seal of said court, this
(I.s.l l4th day OF February. A. ID. 1878.
JOHN w. DICKENS. clerk.
State of Florida, Volusia County, ss.-l,
John w. Dickins, clerk of the circuit court
within and for the county and state afOre-
said. do hereby certify that the foregoing
! is a true copy of an order Of publication IN
the above entitled action and on tile IN my
Office. Witness my hand and official seal
this 18th day of February, A. ID. 1878
feh2l Am Clerk.
C.B. BUCKNoR, Comp'lts Solicitor
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and stage IS miles to New Britain or

and stage 35 miles to New Britain or
Daytona; or steamer up the St. Johns
to Volusia, and 35 miles to same
nlaces over smoother road; or con-
Time on steamer to Enterprise, on
Lake Monroe, 100 miles from Jack
sonville, and take stage 80 miles, to
New Smyrna, 8 miles south OF the
Inlet and then take the steamer Ina
to any point on the Halifax. Or, best
and cheapest of all, take the outside
steamer, Border CITY, (which worked
on the coast of Maine last summer),
from Jacksonville, outside, to New
SMYRNA, connecting with the Ina
Fare. ST., including meals and state
room. A neat and strong steamer
The inducements 1 have held out
have been chiefly to amen folks, but
I could point out several advantages
the country has for young women
Fine chance to locate on improved
places Hundreds ofyoung bachelors
willing to sacrifice themselves, and
transfer the enjoyment of the cook
stove and scrubbing board But we
can't offer a permanent situation to
any young woman who can't make a
cast-net. OF turn flap jack by Tipping
the pan! AS for myself, have spent
fruitless hours in search of the typical
Florida girl, Of whom | read before
I came to the Sunny South. She was
described as,
THAT saucy young woman OF Florlda,
Whose conduct grew horrider and hoTrioer
And they said, oh, beware, IT you 90 not
You win 90 e place that is torrider"
Hoping that my friends who stop
in Maine during March and April
viii enjoy. the weather,
i am respectfully,
Boy OF '72," p. H. 5.
New Britain. yolusia Co, Fla
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SHEEP RAISING PROFITABLE.
Ernm the Commercial Builetin.

From the Commercial BuiletIn'
Aconservative insurance president
of Boston had son, an active and
well educated youth, who, finding
mercantile life here rather distasteful,
and the chances for young men not
numerous, took Horace Greeley's adj
vice, went West, and entered upon
sheep raising. The president was
much disappointed at the course OF
his ambitious offspring, but mutual
friends brought back such good &C.
counts of the business, and OF the
Young mans success, that the worthy
president finally informed Boston
merchant that he had got tired OF
hearing the stories, and proposed to
send his secretary out to look into
the subject, "a man of years and ex-
perlence, sir, whose head is not likely
to be turned" The merchant being
interested in the matter, after suffi-
cient lapse of time asked his friend
what was the result of the secretary
mission. "Well, to tell you the truth
Mr.. ca said the president frankly.
81 suppose this is. rather a sheeplsh
matter, for l have got letter from
my secretary, and he says he shall
not return, as he is going into the
l.o;.,o,e l,rcooIfD asfs
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TN CIRCUIT COURT, Seventh
L .Jusficial Circuit of Fl0rida, VOlusia


County. In Cbancery.
William w Sharpe. and Mary a.. Arm
strong VS.. Michael Sharpe, John y. Sharpe
and FLOYD Sharpe Petition for Partl6ion.
If appearing from the Petition Tor taftl-
tion OF lot four, section three, township To-
range SO, S. x f., filed j n this case, tnaL 1he
defendants reside out OF the state OF ttori-
da. toSvit. Michael Sharpe and J ohm Sharpe
in the State Of South Carolina, and FLOYD
Sharpe in the State of Louisiana. where bne
ordinary course of Law cannotslbe served
IlpOu them W ~
Therefore 1t is ordered that q hearing
be had on the facts charged IN SAID Petl-
ton on the first Monday OF J ulyy, A. ". 1873,
at the Court House at Enterprise; EOlusls
County, Florida, and that the SAID defend
ants, do appear, plead, answer or demur 10
said Petition on file, in default OF winch .
partition of said land will be made as
prayed for in said Petition.
1t is further ordered that this order be
published in the '.Volusia County Herald
once a week for 8 weeks before that tlme
Done and Ordered at Chambes.
VIM Archer Cooke, Judge Seventh Judl-
cial Circuit April 10Th 1878.
State of Florida, County of koiusIa, s..
l, John W. Dickens, clerk of the Circuit
Court. do hereby certify that the foregoing
is a true and correct copy of aniorder onflle
Witness. John w. Dickens clerk Of the
Circuit Court and the seal Of said Court at
the Court House at Enterprise, Nolusia
County, Florida April 22nd, 1878.
JNO. w. DICKENS, Clerk
JNo, w. PRICE, Attorney for Petitioners,
APPS. Sw
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VOLUSIA COUNTY-IN THE
c;rcuit nu1tp Seventh Judicial Circuit

y
Circuit ourtP, Seventh Judicial Circuit
of Florida.
wife Lucy A. Thrasher, and =. a. and
Leila Z. r. rhrasher. and Albert "a.
Thrasher and Leslie Thrasher MS VINE.
Bill for Relief and Injunction.
It appearing by the affidavit q Eiila1n !, =.
Earnest, that Barton II. ThTasher ana DIS
wife ,ucy al. Thrasher, and B. A. and Leila
r. r.. Thfaslher. defendants in the above
named cause, reside out of the Seventh u
dicial Circuit of this State, but, within the
State of Florida: 1t is ordered. THAT Sala
defendants appear and answer the Dill
herein fled. on or before Rule day IN June,
1878. otherwise said bill will be taken pre-
confesso against said defendants. provided
that h copy of this order be published once
\ week for two months in some newspaper
published liz Nolusia county PRIOR TO s;aio
Rule day. 80, e 90
fF.sA this first dav of March, A. u: 1870
JOHN w. DlCklNS, lPerk.
STATE OF FLORIDA, County OF olusla.- =
I. John w. Diclxins, clerk Of the circuit
court in and for said county and state
aforesaid, certify that the foregoing Is a
| true COPY of an order of publication IN case
| of Il. f. Earnest va. B. H. and A. NJ. IhraSn7
| er ct al now on file in my Office.
Witness my hand and seal at ENTERPRISE
| this 1st day of March a. ID. 1879:
mr21m2 JNO. w. DiCKlNS. Tiers
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IN THE COUNTY COURT and

i of Probate, Volusia county:
In the Administration of the Estate on
Arthur Rossetter, Jr.. deceased: Notice is
hereby riven that have been. by the
County Judge of yolusia county. appointed
administration of the above estate. and that
all persons having claims against the same
are requested to file the same with me duly
authenticated without delay and all per-
Gnested to make settlement forthwith.
Beresford P. o., Volusia co., Fehy26, 1873.
A. r. ROSSETTER,
feb28-6,n Administrators.
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TO EMIGRANTS!

II AND Adjoining ORANGE BLUFF,
~ yolusia county. Florida,
have for sale large quantity OF very
desirable agricultural lands, which will be
sold, To actual settlers, on very reasonable
terms and in lots of 10 acres and upwards.
Also a tract of 100 acres, three miles from
Enterprise on lake Bethel. This tract has
upon il 2, 400 budded, and 20 orange trees,
now bearing. and bearing lemon trees.
about 20 acres of fine hammock land, with
a largo spring of excellent water upon It,
For particulars in full. apply to me IN
person at Orange Bluff, VOlusia county.
Fla, or address by mail at VOlusia post
Office, Fla. G. +. LANlSNG
February, 1875. feD6-u
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ORANGES IN THE OLDEN TIME
From the St. Augustine Press.

From the Of. AugUtSOiuc L 1CSS'
What ST. Augustine did in the way
of oranges in the olden time before
us is shown in the following extract
from the Belvidere apollo, a paper
published in 1929. Theextract dates
July Sd of said year, and appears in
an old number of the New England
\ Ftruner: "This excellent fruit finds
a congenial soil in the territory OF
Florida. tits computed thatupwards
of 100000 oranges are gathered
every year at St. Augustine. Many
of the trees-says Mr. White, the
Florida delegate in congress-bear-
ing 900 oranges, and believed to be
|l20 years old. The lemon, citron,
lime and olive thrive equally well. "
This was, Of course, before the big
freeze of 1885, which killed hundreds
of trees then in bearing; but it shows
equally we'll the capacity Of our soil
and locality. Some of the great trees
named. are even now remembered
| bv a number of our citizens.
-zs.1 - -. 4-----
A PERSON is not worth anything
that has not had troubles. You can
not subdue seltishness without a
struggle. You cannot restrain pride
without a conflict. You cannot so
through life without bearing burdens.
But you are going to have help I'M
der circumstances that viii redeem
you from these things. You are
going to experience more victories
than defeats. Your sufferings will
be only here and there little spots in
d whole field Of peace and joy.
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A CHANCE TO MAKE SOME MONEY,
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street, Philadelphia mar % 3m
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ED q u, III ri US

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ington, and who have, therefore, to employ
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Address: LOUIS BAGGER a CO.. Solici-
tors of Patents and Attorneys at Law, LeDroit
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WEATHERLY BOROUGH.


Singer, Emanucl......... 4l3 27 40
SINGER John........,..... lB4 100 IA 100 IL 50
Lots No. 50, IL aud 63...... % rs
Lot No IJ7. ...........,. -. 27 10
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TREASURER'S SALE
LANDS /!
,,or,cE IS suEREnY GIVEN that

~ agreenhly 10 the Act Of Assembly Of ne M
,nndr' III -cI 1uC the Unseated Lands Tor Taxes,
the foiIowing Tracts and Parts Of TcaCts Of
TTnseatcd LVnds will be sod, at Public Selr, on
fITSi 10 Ioth IL being the Ind N Dndav OF uhe
Devt Mt ihp Cnurt Iluuse, III the BorOugh 0t
Mauch Chunk, Tor the arreaI"Ees cI IlNes que
ard the costs accrued on each, resl ectlye!y, IN nm
isSs the same be paid betOre the GA OF sale.
tnie To- commence 1T Ten O'c ock q. IN.