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CITY ITEMS.

No INJURIOUS SUBSTANCE enters into the
compound of LOdUYe's Hedddche Specific
Cures i'll five TO twenty minutes. Sold by
every frSt-class druggist.
GOOD MEASURE is the watchword of honest
Trade. When You buy DOOley'S YeCSt P0Irder,
weight, just as marked on the cans or bottles.
and beside that an article made of the very
best and pureSt material, so that the strength
can always DC trusted.
SOAP is made from materials injurious to
fabrics and the skin, and Is expensive.
DctergeRt-ll00 Pennsylvania avenues
pure, free from acid, and cheap.
ASK YOUR YEwsDEALER FOR EAST LYNNE
II is given away with this weeks Fireslde
Companion. ~
STEAMED OYSTERS - cents.
Raw, per dozen, 20 cents.
l2,l5,l: FINLEY s. SUPPLEE.
HOSTETTER's STOMACH BITTERs, in reStOr-
ing the tone and regularity To the digestive APP
paTatus and overcoming constipation perma-
nenlly remedy tie nervous complaints which
originate in almentary weakness or disturb
anceS. They are the very best neryine that
can be used.
RELIABLE HELP for weak and nervous Suf-
terers Chronic, painful, and prostrating dis
eases cured without medicine. Pulvermach-
erS Electric Belts the grand desideratum.
DOOh anu WIFI PAR
licularS, mailed free. Address Pulvermacher
Galyanic Co., New York city. 6,25,d&kly
NOT TOMORROW, OR THE NEXT DAY, but
now, II you have cough, cold, or any irrita-
tlOn Whatever of the organs Of respiration, use
HdLe Homer o. HOrehO1tHd and Tar. 10 is a
vegetable balsam, compared with which all
other pulmonlcS are valueleSs.
Pixies TbOthdche Drops cure TOOthache in
one minute. Sold by all Druggists at %
cents. cod
Two tablespOonfuls of Young'S Detergent
IN tub OF water will wash your blankets
beautifully. Detergent makes no sudS. IT
To LADIES AND GENTLEMEN-We wish to
call attention to A. Fischer's Chemical Scour-
ing and Dyeing Establishment, No. 500 G street,
near 9Th street. BY promptly adopting the
latest improvements, whether of American or
European invention, he is enabled to do his
work In manner not to be equaled by those
not possessing these facilities. His cleansing
and dyeing Ladies' and Gents Suits are, i'm
TACT, the cheapest in the city on account of his
superior work. Give him call-906 q street
Punctuality guaranteed. Gents Suits dyed
| pressed for g.
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fS-iSaac Baer < Son. toy dealers. New
York, have failed Liabilities estimated at fifty
thousand dollars.
Es-A Berlin firm is making a number OF
telephones for experimental use by the Russian
army.
Rr-At a meeting of the Boston board of
trade "Wednesday afternoon a memorial To
Congress was adopted protesting against the
passage of the silver bill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-04

The POLICE BOARD met last night, all the
members present except Mr.. BTittOn-Mr
SOmerNile IN the chair. Philip Reese was APP
pointed an additional private to do duty al LIE
DTuI Park. The report of the Chief of the
Detective Corps Vernon. for the month of
December was read, showing l09 rObberies
during the month. involving loss of - 1870
and S11i.I5 recovered. The reports of the sur
eeOnS OF the police was read showing that the
health of the force l. good. On the recon-
incubation Of Mr.. Gatchel, the janitOT of the
second precinct station was discharged for in
efficiency. MIR SOmeTNiie from the commit
tee appointed 10 examine and report upon the
workings Ot the telephone, stated thai ii had
worked satisfactorily, their being but one OBJ
lection Ia it, use. Al present It i impossible
Ia send dispatch privately. The matter Of
making arrangements Tor the transmission of
dispatches privately was referred To the same
committee. who were directed 10 confer with
superintendent Miles. of the fire alarm tele-
graph. Mr.. Gaichel moved that 4 commit
lee of Two DE appointed to act i'm conjunction
With Major Richards and Superinteud the
destruction OF ali the gambling paraphcrnalia
which was taken during the raids of last year
which MAS agreed to. MeSSrS. GatcheI and
Herr were appointed a. said committee. The
board went into executive session for the con-
Sideration Of applications Tor licenses To sell
liquor which were granted To Mrs. Annie
EJchU>, lbs h street northwest. ana John W.
Burgey, corner of Bridge street and Market
space, GeCTgetOWn.
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Condensed Locals.

From J. G. Parker We have the New York
papers In advance of the mails
The Michigan stale Association last night
made arrangements fer celebrating on the
2lSi inst. the il~1 anniversary of the admission
AT that state into the Union
A delegation of MARYLAND COmmanderv No.
I, Knights IcmplaT. of Baltimore. will visit
this city this evening. and present Columbia
tOmnldHdery- No. >. Of Washington, with a
set 81 resolutions returning thanks To the
members ter the kind treatment Of the Mary
landrrS OH the occasion Of their visit To Mount
Vernon IN October last.
MIR. +. j. Parker writes to say that he was
rot ia drunken condition when found by the
police Wednesday morning on Maryland ave
nue.. with wounds on his head legs and arms:
and states that H. had been Knocked down by
highway lsca and severely beaten and robbed
81 50.
Skyr-tpTTicT lost. see adj
J. BTasI Adams sends th, Graphic. contain
Jng Illustrations Of New Year day in Washing
ton.
We learn that Mr.. j. e. McKelden has re-
signed - treasurer of the Real Estate Loan
and Trust Company.
MIR Ernest - Muur. who announces that he
has 'dNrn charge 81 the restaurant at the,
Washington NchUrtZrn Park. is fine caterer.
and Val make o. Pleasant for visitors 20 that
pOpufdT resort hereafter.
j ne calendar Tor ISIS. issued by G. b~bB
Eros - Euc specimen Of Typography.
MI Lawrence Barrett. supported by a me
COmfl3l y VIII commence u short enga@ pmcHf
at n" National ou Monday night. Mr. Barrett
row larry contests hOuOTS with an other act
oT> un the American stage Is the leading
tTaCFdiaU.
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LOCAL NEWS.
A nu.cuents. O.. II.

National Theatcr.-The FlOgences in The
Mighty Dollar"
7TseGter COmiqtte.--" Wild Bill" and varie-
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ANUS NENTs-NdtjO1ldl Thenter.-NIr. and
Mrs. Florence will appear but a few times
more in their inimitabie comedy. " The Mighty
Dollar They had Il very large and fashion
able audience last night. including Sir Edward
Thornton Mr.. Trench, Mr.. BodiScO and others
OF members OF Congress and leading citizens
of Washington with their families. Florence :
hits at current topics in Washington We're
greatly enjoyed by a large ma iOrity.' Mon
day evening Mr.. Lawrence Barrett will appear
a. Richelieu."
Thedtef COHlique. - The usual first-class
performance here draws nightly the usual
large audience. wild Bill" is a thrilling
border drama. which enthuses the audience
much.
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IN JUsT RECEIVED AT
WIN. BALLANTYNE,S,
A2R 9Th sfS.eef

All Around Palette; by L. w. Champney.
One Happy Winter; by Mrs. s. 3; Robbins.
Real Boys and Girls; by Mary G.. Bartlett.
1he Story of Creation: by 3. NJ. Campbell.
Life OF Rev. Edwin N. Kirk; by MeaIs.
The Cedars: More of Child Life; by Ellis Gray.
The Conversion u Children; BY Z. +. Hammond.
CSc-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-04

CAREOLL INSTITUTE last night elected officers
FOR the ensuing year. a. follows: Mr.. Ralph
Jefferson president: J. H. Bushnell. first vice
president: Geo. Bogus. second vice president :
NJ. b. Johnston. recording secretary; II. Z.
Woodward, treasurer: James McEy0y, libra
ran; &. J. DcmOnet assistant librarian. and
the following additional members of the board
OF directors. viz: Rev. J. j. keane and MeSSrS.
j. Bingham. L. w. Dalton. +. i. Nav and J. X.
Wright. Rev. j. !. keaBe paid a handsome
tribute 10 Mr.. John Bingham, the retiring
president, for his zeal and activity i'm that
position. and az the close of his remarks pre-
scented him, ON behalf of the members. with a
gold badge, appropriately inscribed. The
institute l. composed of - members. The
library contains 20Sj volumes, with many
pamphlets and the leading newspapers. There
were contributed tO the library the pas. year
S62 volumes.
:, =.
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Beather Indications Today.
OFFIcE or Ill sIeNAL OFFICER

washington. January 4, 1873 4
During the rest of Friday, in the south
Atlantic Sta't~. warmer southwest voer 20
colder northwest winds followed by rising
bar, meier cloudy and rainy preceding clear
ing weather.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-04

nR. RICORD'S ESSENCE OF LIFE
II Restores manhood and the vigor of youth to
the most shattered constitution in four weeks.
FALL IRE IMPOSSIBLE. This life-restoring remedy
should be taken by all about TO marry, who have
become weakened from excess or any other cause.
success in every case Is as certain that water
quenehes thirst. Sole Agent, DIR. JOS. JAG
CUES; University Place. New York. Druggists
Supplied. jan1-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-04

HOLIDAY GOODS,
III NEW DESIRABLE AND CHEAP,
AT BRODHEAD a CO.'S.
9SS PeNa'a aCeaoe, bet. 9th and 10th SITS.
Black silks, ColOred silks, Black Velvet Black
Cashneres, shawls. Bourette Cloth. KnickerbOck-
er and MatelasSe SuitRgs. Waterproof Cloths, Reps
for W rappers- Beaver and Matelasse COatings,
Dress Goods of all kinds, Ladies. Gents and Chill
dren,s Colored Hosiery, In great variety. Also,
Handkerchiefs, Collars and Cufs, Ties, Scarfs and
Bows, Lace Tides, Fans. Kid Gloves, Elegant g.
button Kid Gloves only 81 %. Boulevard Skirts.
Napkins, Towels, Bed spreads, Table Damask
Blankets, Sheetings, Shirtings, &C., &C. These
goods are first class In every respect, having beep
selected with great care, and are offered very low
I'm many cases from 10 TO % per cent below ruling
market prices. Clark's best 3OO-y yard Spool Cotton
cents q SPOOL Cali and examine. dl5-tr
HOLIDAY GOODS.
Just received, 500 pairs of the Genuine
JUGL4 0ssd MONOGRAM KID GLOVES
ln2: 3. and g Buttons.
All the newest shades, AZ from 81 Der pair up: also
complete line OF
black ana w mite Lace Scarfs and Barbs. Seal-skin
Purses, Steel Purses, Russia Leather Port
nonnaies. jet and Horn Combs Black
Garnet Pins and Ear Drops. Silk and
Linen HAndkerchiefs, Fans, ia
bots, Ties &C., &C., suitable
for Holiday Presents. at
MRS. j. p. PALMER'S.
ais-u 1<V1f See bet, llsh asd H,h SIS,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-04

MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued "a
John NJ. Johannes and Kate A. Turner: Toll
yer Terrill and Lucy Lomax: John Henry
Carroll and Mary Frances Fry; Thaddeus
Head and Sarah Jackson. both of Madison
county Va
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-04

Soar Is made from materials injurious to
fabrics and the skin. and is expensive.
DcteFDent-ll0O Pennsylvania avenues
pure, free from acid and cheap.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-04

1HE CHEAPEST dry goods in Washington al
CaItsr'S. az Market space beautiful calore,l
caShneTeS. seal brown. navy blue. dark gee al.
only =; Large sac pure wool white blankets
$50; excellent calico. q An of our dry
goods must De- closed out before February lSt
Jtss. his store for TrHt.--idct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-04

FIYIE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing be-
Il tween the undersigned. under the name aid
style of j. W. KESNEDY & CO., has been Ill >
solved by limitation. The business will be coll
tnued until further notice in liquidation. All per-
sons indebted TO the late frlH requested 10 se /
tie. SO that the business may be wound up as n
as possible. j. w. kENNEDf,
JNo. L. KENDALL.
January ]. 1878. il-2w
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SEE advertisement of entertainment in aid
OF building fund Of AL Souls church.
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DIVORCED TODiI.-To-dly in the Equity
Court. Judgr WyIie. made decree of divorce
in ths cs>e Of Martha Cuttira AT. ChaS. Cut
tea, giving right To- complainant 10 RESUME
her maiden name Of Whee.oek. They were
married I'm tins city December 18th. l>74. and
hNrd together until O,tob.r. ls15. when - she
rhaIged ne deserted her. dui she also charges
1871 hr had VIE living al Galveston. Texas
where BE- married h-r- Mr.. e. = BundV for
complainant. and Mr.. Ingers0H took the te sti-
gnuny.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-04

BILL FOR A DIyQRCE.-Gen. ;. ). Henkle
has filed Il bill for divorce in the name of Fred
prick COppes agt. Elizabeth 4. COppeS. They
were married in Philadelphia in October, 1854
and he charges that two years after marriage
she refused 10 cOhabit with him. and they sep
arated, and Notwithstanding his entreaties Sht
has refused to return to him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-04

INSTALL ALTON or OFFICE R~-The following
were installed "Wednesday night - officers OF
Liberty Ledge. Ne. e. n. Of p for the ensuing
term: Il. {. Langley. C: John Brewers. Y
q A. l.. Johnson. N. 0f Il. ana =: 4. r. Mil
Der. VI. 81 F.: :. Langley. VI. of T. l. Fugitt
MA O. Il Conan. O.G. The Representatives
tO the Grand Lodge are John H. Kim. q r
johnson. y. y Thompson. W. h. Andrews, J.
j. W OOdheid.
HE following officers Of GeTmania Lodge
No - h OF r., were installed last night for
he current term: j. Charles Deyantier PC /:
Henry Levi. &C; Charles BOlrman. We: Ed
Mard Brown. h vi X. and =. MOTitZ Glae>pT
NJ OF i. Charles Thielecke. NJ at T. loren
Eanm, VI. ~ \: G. Wiener IG.: j. stump
Of. LUMP
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-04

ASK YOUR NEwSDEALER FOR EAST LYNNE.
Companion. ~
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RAJ. ESTATE >AIE~--Me>STS. Noung& Mid
dlctOu Spld at public auction. January III for
Mr. loTiHg Chapel trustee. lut> - and ~
the west side of ~th. hctwepu ~ and I streets
northeast fSUhlert to claim uf 500. To Mr..
Jacob PaTmenErT. for $40. Also. On January
I'd. for Nv. James NJ Johnston. trustee lots .,
ant 70. square st=i. improved by a tWo->Torv
frame dwelling ON the west side III lDfh he
tween ~ and STREETS. northeast. Ia DT. &. u.
fieEeTnanl. for $50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-04

TEE 1ENPEEANCE REVIyAL.-A temperance
meeting was held az Hamline VI. T.. church
last night. and over thirty persons put on the
blue ribbon Among the speakers were Mr..
DucheT. q reformed dTunkard. Who has tray
elsd ali OSfT the country aud spoken over 300
Times upon temperance. aud his associate in
The cause. Major George Wells an officer of
III volunteer army during the war. who was
stationed fuf q time ia this city. and who has
been IN the temperance cause Tor some time
and h5> delivered addresses every night Tor
The past VI" mGiiih~ Ia Wilmington. neIdwari
nh"rr- oW iHg Q" their Joint ldb"TS. Alwu people
have signed the pledge. among them IUfp
dTunhJIdS. The OlieT speakers were MtsSTs.
Itchnrld- CuOmt'> Humphrey and Lee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-04

8S-T The Boston Post thinks that Mr.. Beeche,
is leaving hell out in the cold
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-04

No INJURIOUS SUBSTANCE enters into the
compound of L0diYe's Hedddche Specific
Cures in five TO twenty minutes. Sold by
every firSt-class druggist.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-04

GOOD MEASURE is the watchword of honest
trade. When you buy DOOley'S YeCSt POIrder,
Tor sale by all grocerS, YOU get perfectly full
weight, just as marked on the cans or bottles.
and beside that an article made of the very
best and pureSt material, so that the strength
can ALWAYS bp tTUS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-04

bECREF OF pIVORCE-in tine t'IUitv
Count Yesterday. Judge Mylio granted - IL
NOTcr tn Elmer LJH.v1rtny from the bonds of
'iat rImOUy with Harriet r. LaU-wurtLy. The.
parties We're married at BruNheld. y Y. Jan
ndTy }. ~. her maiden name being Harriet
T. Maine She charged abandonment AMI de
>eTtiuH- He then alcd q cross bill making
charges against her lu the testimony both
Sidr~ fdllrd To show that adultery had been
committed. bat did sustain the charge 81 de-
Sertl1n Ton two wears 0n her part. and divorce
Mas dceTted t0 Ein- Size i permitted to r.
sumo her maiden name.
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LID GLOVES
FOR NEW TEIR'S DAY.

Fun Iinc Of JoUvIN and NONoGRANGLovEs
I'm Opera and Street Shades, In .. ), and8 ~ -
buttons.
Large assortment 80 TRIMMED RpN-h Ia
NFT> NJ cost: alSn. WORK BONE. JAP ID -
ANFSF GOODS. JEWEL. alrt pDoR AsE-.
which wiz De ~old ~ a sssrifce g. close stock.
MRS. VI. J. HUNT.
d29-tr 6gI aHd 6gY I'd u.
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TIE CENTRAL FREE DISRENSAEY.-A meet
my OF lady contributors tO the Central Free
DiSpv l>ary was held at IlG ith street yr~ter-
day, Mrs Gov. Demi>un i'm the chair. with
AIS- Solnnon~ acting secretary. 4 Tcp0r;
Rom the consulting board was read showing
a arg increase in The number of applications
or ait This i largely due to The fact that
he District commissioners have been com
PEELED 70 abolish the Office OF physician to the
Poor also the supply Of medicines for their
49, - there are no funds Out OF which these
expenses can b. paid. But one small salary is
paId ny The dl>penSdry- that to the resident
"p"titcstfN 81 - per month. Funds are now
much needed and the hope was expressed bv
he ladies that the benevolent public vii! give
literally and promptly.
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STEAMED OYSTERS, Il cents.
Raw, per dozen, 20 cents.
Chesapeake House.
l2,l5,l: FINLEY &

HOsTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERs, in reStOr-
ing the tone and regularity to the digestive APP
pafatuS and overcoming constipation perma-
originate i'm alimentary weakness or disturb
anceS. They are the very best neryinc that
can be used.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-04

KEW. WILLIAM - WILSON. Culurpu. NATIVE
Of Alexandria "a. who. about - wears ago.
removed Ia thi> city. WHERE IT, in his native.
cI.y. he lIh0Tcd a~~iduOu~N ia behalf vi hi>
race, and ia IL, lett here and Joined the itinr.
rants ot the NJ T. Church. died al the resi-
deHcv Ol hI> brother. Charles Wilson. No. 1871
Y. street Ia thI> city. Oh the - instant. At the
lime 81 hi> death H. was occupying be re~pBR
SIbie pO>itlOn ot presiding elder iu the Salem
tNa.) district. di>chdTging hi> trust with signal
ability
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In New York on the 18th inst,
DIR. Carver succeeded in breaking $500
glass balls in less than 500 minutes,
using Winchester rife. This won.
derful feat was never performed before
and probably never will be again, as
the DIR. doesn't care to repeat the dose,
the smoke from the gun and fine
particles Of glass nearly running his
sight. He shoots with terrible accu-
racy.
Following are the salaries paid to
the different postmasters in this sec
ton receiving $4,000 or over War
ren $1,000, Titusville $1,000, Erie 81
500, Millerstown $4,000, Bradford 81
800, Edenburg S2;7OO, New Castle $2,-
900, Oil City $4,000, Parker's Land
ing $4,000, Petrolia $2,4OO, St. Peters
burg $4,000, Sharon $4,000. The
postmaster at Philadelphia receives
$4,000; Pittsburgh, $4,000; Harris
burg, SO, 800; Allegheny, S2,500 In
each of the offices named there are in
addition salaries allowed for necessary
clerks.
We call the attention of our read.
ers to the following, which we clip
from an exchange: "The following
named articles have been submitted to
the postofice department recently and
ruled as nnmailable, viz: Cement
confectionery in any form, eye glasses
spectacles, glass, jewelry having pins
attached, salve, sewing machine nee
dies, soap, steel pens, stove polish, su'
gar, tin dishes aud tooth powder
Postmasters are obliged to refuse tS
receive into the mails any of the above
articles, without regard to the manner
in which they are wrapped up or en-
cased."
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sHERIFF's SALE.

DY VIRTUE of writs Of Lev. Fa and
ID Fl. Fa. issued ont of the Court of Com
mon Pleas of Forest county and to me di-
rectcd, there will he exposed to sale by
public Vendue or oIitcry, at the Court
House, in the borough of Tionesta, on
MONDAY, AUGUST 5, a. D. 1873,
at 10 O'Clock, a. M, the following describe
ed real estate, to-wit:
b. J. Reid, Executor of p. u. Thomas,
deceased, VS.. Leonard Agnew, Levari Fa-
cias No. 13, Sept. Term, 1S7S.-Irwin.-s
Those pieces of land situate in Tionesta
Borough, Forest County, Pennsylvania,
that is to say Lots No. and in Block Q +
as per survey and plot of Tionesta Bor~.
ough by Samuel d. Irwin, Surveyor, des-
cribed thus Beginning at post on Elm
Street, corner of Lots and 3, which is l55
northerly of the corner of Elm and Helen
Street, thence by Elm Street, north II de-
grees east 104 feet to post on Elm Street,
thence by line of Lot north SO degrees
west 165 feet to a post, thence south II de-
grees west l04 feet to post corner of Lot 2.
thence south 80 degrees east 165 feet to the
place of beginning. Containing one-half
acre, be the same more or less; being
erected thereon one two-story board house
about 1SX28 feet
Taken in execution and to he sold as the
property of Leonard Agnew, at the suit Of
B. J. Reid, Executor of p. d. Thomas,
deceased.
ALSO.
VIM. Melchoir vs. Henry Galbarith, N.
j. Galbarith, j. M. Galbarith and G. G.
Vincent, Fieri Facias No. IA, Sept. Term,
lS7S.--Jenks d Clark.--All the defendants
interest in and to the following real estate
in Green Township, Forest County, Penn
sylvania, bounded and described as fol-
lows, to-wit: Beginning at the northwest
corner of Warrant No. 5l33, south 404 de-
grees east 54l perches, north AT degrees
east 696 perches, north 40l degrees west
54l perches. south AZ! degrees west 696
perches to place of beginning. Containing
| Two thousand acres and allowance, togeth-
er with the hereditaments and appurtes
nances.
Taken in i'll execution and to be sold as
| the property of Henry Galbraith N. B.
Galbarith, j. NJ. Galbarith and G.. G. Wins
| cent, at the suit of VIM. Melchoir.
ALSO,
w. Z. Lathy for use VS.. Edward Jones'
! Fieri Facias No. 10 Sept. Term, lS7S.--i5a-
| thy Il Agnew.-An that certain piece en-
parcel of land situate in Harmony Town+
| ship, Forest County, Pennsylvania, bound+
ed and described as follows, to-wit: Be
| ginning on the Allegheny river by land
of Vandergrift up said river north abon1
| 63 perches tolands owned by j. l.. HanH
nah, thence west about 63 perches to piia
| of stones, thence south 63 perches to Jonet
run to a pile of stones, thence down sefN
run about 63 perches to the place of beginI
ming. Containing twenty-five acres, Incfe
or less being erected thereon two tWo8
story dwelling houses, each about $3.50
| feet, and two small stables.
Taken in execution and to be sold as t|l"
property of Edward Jones at the suit on@A
Il. Lathy for use.
Terms cash.
JUSTIS STIAWKEY, Sherii7
Sheriff's Office. Jfonesta, Pa. July IL, ls
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East Hickory.
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EAST HICKORY, PA, July 20, '7S.
w. r. DUNN
Sir ir:-Owiug to small
pox iu Tionesta, the Free Methodist
Camp Meeting, which was to have
taken place there on the 7th of Aug.
next, will be held at Forestville, N.
Y, commencing on the same date.
The Free Methodist Church at East
Hickory, now almost completed, will
be dedicated to the Lord on Sunday,
July %, 1S7S,-no preventing Provi-
dence. Rev. Z. P. Hart, of Spring
Arbor, Michigan, will preside. All
are most cordially invited.
LEWIS KIEsTER.