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The daily gazette., 1878-04-16

SHERIFF'S SALE.
~ By virtue of a writ of Levari Facias
70 10 me directed, will be exposed TO Public
Sale, at the
AFAfETTE HOTEL, s4t Shipley St.,
kept by John J. Dougherty, in the CITY of
wilmington, New Castle county, Della
ware,
ON WEDN ESDAY,
THE 1sr DAY OF MAY, A. d.. 1873.
Az O'Clock, p. M, the following described
Real Estate, viz:
All that certain lot or parcel of land sit
| uated IN the city of Wilmington aforesaid
| pounded and described as follows to wit :
| beginning on the westerly side of Walnut
street al the distance of 50 feet from the cor
| her formed by the Intersection of the north
| cry slue OF Front street with the Westerl v
| slde OF walnut street, thence westerly pa r
: ailel WIN Front street, 10 feet to q corner
| thehce noltherly parallel with Walnut
| street ~ feet To another corner, thence east
| erly parallel with Front street 20 feet To The
! westerly side of Walnut street. Theme q
| southerly along said side of SAID street % n
| 10 the place of beginning, be the contents
| Wlhln SAID bounds what they NAV. Roolr
a, vol. 5, page SO, &c, with u three sIorv
orlck mousse and two-story back buildins
| thereon erected ~ 9
| Seized and ken in execution as the nro-
| perty OF Theodore Schmltt. deceased
| NInoinas j. Mellon, ,administrai or of Theo
uore Schmltt, deceased } and to be sold nv
-, ISAAC liRUBB Sherlff
| 'oiin , OIilce, New Castle, April 18th
| =. - 80 ap15-3tawts
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n OTICE.-The undersigned gives notice
IN that he Will be al the eflice of Messrs.
Given and Carpenter, No. els Market ST..
2nd story on SATURDAY. the 10th day of
APRIL, from "a. IN. TO II m, for the pur
pose OF paying the bills against the county
passed by the Levy Court. Appropria-
lions for the Sunday Schools paid at the
same time. VIM. HERBERT,
apr13-6t County Iseosurer.
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- HERIFFS SALE

Sl HERIFF'S SALE
~ by virtue of writ of Levari Facias
to me directed, Will be exposed to Public
Sale, at the
HOTEL OF WILLIAM b. HOLLIS,
At Townsend, in ppoquinimink hun
dred, New Castle County, Delaware,
lAr IL
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A CURIOUS feature of the last annual
report of the Union Pacific Railroad
Company is the entire absence from it of
any mention OF the debt of the company
10 the United States. No balance sheet
Is presented, and a brief statement, twice
repeated, of the company's funded debt,
sets forth only the First Mortgage, the
Sinking Fund, Income and Land Grant
bonds, and the Omaha Bridge bonds, the
whole amounting to but 1000, 900 Con
sidering that the company owes the Gov
ernment S27,0oO,OOO of principal and
nearly el3,OOO,0OO of accrued interest, this
omission is rather singular. Does JAY
Gould intend to repudiate the obligation
OF the company to the United States
altogether?
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NJ OTICE The following named gentle
IN men, having compiled with the reso-
luton OF the Democratic County Com nit
tee, of March Sth, 1873, are hereby endorsed
by authority OF said Com mittee, as candi-
dates for sheriff and Coroner at the COM
Ing nomination election Gentlemen COM
plying with the terms of said resolution,
ON or before the 15tn day of this month
W Ill be added To this list.
FOR SHERIFF.
John Pyle
Purnell J. Lynch.
Robert q. Justis.
Henry NJ. Barlow.
benjamin +. Townkend.
Francis Duggan.
Giles LamDson
William h. Mccoy.
Geo. G.. Ward
Charles e. ANDERSON.
Francis L. Sav don.
Zachar1ah Gemmlll.
John White.
FOR CORONER.
Stephen ]. Gilbert.
Jesse James.
David hughes
Jacob Butt.
James A. Plunkett.
Hugh McGovern.
Martin Keogh.
andrew e. Alexander.
DIR. Henry g. SnitCher.
Andrew McClain.
Edward III. Foster
Andrew j Brown,
Samuel s. Adams.
Hugh Mclaughlin.
John NJ. Enos,
James Z. BARLEY,
Richard Groves
BY order OF the Comm ittee.
JOHN O'BYRNE, Chairman.
Join H. iuAL secretary. apstjeS
NJ OTICE.-Having resumed the practice
IN of law in New York, shall be happy
= mon f..N
parties. am in New York from the 25th
OF each month to the 18th of the next
month"; in Wilmington, the 10Th to 18th OF
each month.
CHAMPION BISSELL,
Cor. Ith " Market, W Wilmington
aps-l5teod 90 Warren ST.. New York.
NJ OTICE.-1 he undersigned hereby give
IN notice of their intention To applY 10
the Court OF General Sessions of the Peace
and Jail Delivery, at the next Term there
OF, 10 Nacate so much of a certain road
known as Riddles road, as lies between
Delaware ana Pennsylvania Avenues, In
The city of W ilmington.
JAMES BRADFORD,
apr6-lm GEO. IL. BATES
n OTlCE.-The Delaware Loan Associa
IN tion in successful operation for fifteen
years, has matured and paid off It's first
SERIES now ouefs new series OF 800 shares
for sale GEO, @, MARIS
pr5-1n Secretarv.
NJ oTICE.-Tho Wilmington Loan Asso-
IN citation, now offers a new series OF 50O
shares for sale. Apply day or evening TO
GEO. c. MARIS, Secretary,
apr2-lm Ohice, 60l Shipley street.
ID EMOVAL.
IL DIR. Z. w. Kirchner has removed from
corner lth and Poplar to ia French street.
mar29tf
NJ OIlCE.-30O Shares Mechanics Loan
~ Stock for sale, Sth series, just issued
May. Apply To "
W. J. MORROW, Secretary,
mar20- eod-tf All Frencbst
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NOTICES..

oTICE.-There will be special m meet-
~ ing of Reynolds Encampment, No.
3, /. U. o. f., ON TUESDAY, APRIL 10th 4.
al : y o'clock. =. NJ. Punctual attendance
is requested as business of importance
Will be presented to the meeting BY order
of the Chief Patriarch.
VIM. II. FOULK,
aprl3-3t Scribe.
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The Both Day of APRIL, 1873,

L ht cNth iCug vi 1910
at O'Clock, p. m, the following desert BED
Real Estate, viz
All the Two equal and undivided third
parts, rights and shares and interest OF, IN
and 10 all that plantation and tract of land
situate in Pencader hundred, County OF
New Castle and State of Delaware, bound
Ell ana described as follows. to wit: Be-
ginning at stone and corner lor lands late
of William j. Hurlock, thence with his
land north one and three quarter degrees
west thirty-one and siX-tenLns perches To a
stone "a corner of the Morgan land, thence
Herewith south eighty-eight and one half
degrees sixty six perehes east To "A ktone
with south twenty degrees east thirty
seven and seven tenths perches 10 a.stake
corner for land OF Il. ID Moss, thence there
with south forty five degrees west ninety
eight perches to a stake corner for land OF
James A. Benson, thence with his land
north forty-four degrees east thirly-nine
ana four-tenths perches to "A stone. thence
south eigty-three degrees west fifty-two
perches 10 Il stone at the side OF Howell's
| School House Road, thence with the cen.
tire of said road south eighty-eight degrees
| west ninety seven perches to "A corner oil
| Andrew Ellason = land in the centre of said
| road, thence with his land north one ard
oue-half degrees west eighty-four perches
10 large corner white oak tree in u line ol
| land late OF rad VIM. j. Hurlock, thence
with said land north eiehty-eight and one.
| quar- er degrees east one hundred and fifty
| eight perches TO the place of beginning;
containing one hundred and thirty-eighl
| acres ana eighty-tWo perches OF land
| more or less, with "A frame house, barn anu
| stabling thereon erected.
! Seized and taken in execution as the pro
| perty Of WIN. \. Ward and John ID. Ward
and'to be sold by
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
Sherlh . Onice, New Castle, April II
| 1870. aprl5-iotaWts
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Mrs. TILToN's FINAL CoNFEssIoN.-
1t is to be regretted ON all grounds that
the nauseous Beecherscandal is again re-
vived by the letter of Mrs. Tilton, which
we print this morning, retracting her
often asseverated innocence and reaf-
tirming the truth of the confession which
she made to her husband in the earliest
stage Of the scandal Mrs. Tiltons state
ments have been so contradictory that
nothing she can say viii be deemed
worthy of belief, except SO far as it may
be corroborated by other and better
evidence.
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nard &c. Co.,
Eet Street,
Wilmington, Del.
SHERIFPS S.4LES.

NhERIFF'S SALE.
y BY virtue of a writ of Ais Levarl Facias
TO me directed, Will be exposed 10 Public
safe, at the Lafayette Hotel. al Shipley
street, Kept by JohnJ. Dougherty, in the
CITY OF Wilmington, New Castle county,
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w e would say to the Gazette that we do
not justify either Republicans or Demo-
Gratis in evading the payment of their
taxes, but We want to make it the busi-
ness OF Collector to call ON every body
anu make them pay their taxes the same
as iheN would be made to pay any other
bill, that is all.-Repubticm1.
Well, now that is. reasonable To be
candid, we really thought you were only
scolding at the negroes. But as usual you
were too late about ii. Youspoiled them
in the first years of their voting by pay.
ing the taxes for them. 1t is only 81 cents
head, but then that will buy pair OF
chickens, and you know the temptation
chickens are to your colored "brother."
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On, but the RYubltc0a wishes it had a
few candidates to tax; but the Eepubli-
cans don't want the Shelitf7s office; nor
the Coroner's either. Cause they can't
get them any how. Sambo is mad, he is,
case lac amt been put ON the ticket Oh,
what sour grapes. Well, we "knew
it 'cdSi" and 'spose it will be SO again
some day, if the Democrats don't be care
full, and read the GAZETTE daily. All
the "coons" are not dead but they are
deathly sick of the negro. Just try a tax
ON the candidates for the Mayoralty
There's your chance to get money to pay
the darkies' tax with.
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| n OTlCE.-The Delaware Loan Associa-
IN tion in successful operation for fifteen
years, has matured and paid off It's first
series; now offers new series OF 800 shares
ior sale GEO. Z. MARIS,
| pr5-1n Secretarv
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-03-07
The Treaty OF Peace Between
Russia and Turkey Siqnei.

LoSDoS, March 4 The Times
St. Petersburg aud Pera correspon-
dents confirm the report that the
treaty of peace has been signed At
st. Petersburg the enthusiasm over
the news of peace was almost unpre
cedented. There was an imense
crowd before the palace shouting
aud singing God Save the Car
The Pera correspondent SAYS the
treaty Of peace was signed on SIT
urday. Thirty one thousand troops
were reviewed Mt san Stefono. a
7e Ueua was sung amid great en-
thnsiasm y correspondent Of the
Times, at San Steiuno, is able to
state that neither the surrender Of II
portion of the Tuksh feet nor II
claim on the Egyptian tribute is in.
cluded in the conditions Of pence,
and there is no Interference with the
portion Of the Turkish revenue
which is hypothecated to foreign
creditors. Nothing is definitely set
tied relative to indemnity, but il will
principally be IN the form of terri
tory in Asia, including Kars aud
Batoum, not Erzeroum Sllouica
aud Adrianople are not inclu led in
Drlgaria.
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RoME, Feb. &c Cardinal Nc
Closkey, presenting his homeage TO
the Pope Yesterday. said he la no
reason to deplore the lateness of his
arrival in Rome. as the Couclave had
made so excellent a choice.
1t is announced thu. the corona
tion Of Pope Leo XII will take
place on Sunday next, in the Sixtine
Chapel.
All the new appointments to Pon
tiiical Court offices will be made bv
the end of the week. to be in reaii d.
ness for The coronation.
Cardinal Simeoui has been reap-
pointed aud confirmed in his post as
Pontiiical Secretary of State. The
lrrecoucilable and Iesuit parties
have been strennously working to
obtain this confirmation.
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A bill has been introduced in the
llonse of Representatives, by Repre-
sentative Gnzzam, Of ALLEGHENY,
which provides that the contracting
parties shall obtain license TO mer.
ry from the Clerk Of tho Orphan $
Court, which license must be shown
TO the minister before the ceremony
is performed. 1t imposes pluelty
on any minister or legal officer em-
powered to perform the marriage
ceremony who shall do so without
requiring the license TO be shown
The object Of the bill is to prevent
the marriage Of minors.
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The Sheriff Of westmorsiand com

The Sheriff Of WestmJreiaDd com
ty, in this state, has unearthei a
gang Of twelve or fifteen Mollie Ma
guires who have for three years ep-
Grated in the vicinity of Twins Sta.
ton. on the Pennsylvania Railroad
Two of the gang have been arres'e |,
and one OF them, named partitt, has
confessed various acts of murder, in
cendiarism and riot in which the
gang we're engaged They stirred
mp strikes and then committed acts
Of violence to prevent them from
coming to termination
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SAN FRANcIsco, Feb. 26.-T u @
news by to.day's steamer fro IN
China is that extrcame cold wheath-
er has frozen to death. many rcfu-
gees from the famine stricken dis
tricts, while thousands are suffering
from insufficient accommodations
and lack of food
Mr., Cnnrlea Bubb, Of tho Chinese
Inland Mission Mt Wa Chung. who
recently visited the famine stricken
province Of Shensi. writes heart.
tending account Of the suffering he
has witnesse The efforts Of the
Government to supply food and AS
sistance are, to great extent, nnli
fed by the dish lncstv OF the off ,ers
Children are sold bv their starving
parents In the large cities Of HON
chung and Pachung outbreaks have
occurred among the people, render
ed desperate by seeing their wives
and children starving before their
faces and many other insurrcctiDus
are reported Ia pachung the peo-
Pile beheaded a mandarin for speru.
lating on their necessities. The
cold has been unusually severe
throughout the country Tor several
weeks
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"THE NATIONAL PAnIY. "A con
vention of the disappointed Of all
parties was held at Toledo, Ohio, on
the 22d inst. Twenty eight States
were represented Philadelphia had
O full delegation with Frank Hughes
at their head The Greenbackers
outnumbered tho Grangers aud the
two or three species of Labor Re.
form organizations, The platform
wants money of all kinds in big
chunks opposes the resumption OF
specie payments demands { ha I
Congress shall provide money ade-
auate to the full employment OF IA
bor--favors the taxation OF govern
ment bonds like other property
suggests that . graduated income
ta4 DO levied, &c.
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Manhood How Lost, How Restored


EyaSN just published. new edition Of
EgsT DR. CuLvEuwELL's CELEBRArEp
s.is} Essay on the radical cure with,
out me'licinP) of Sperms,orrhca or Semi
nal nsaknsss, Involuntary Seminal Loss
es. lmpotcncy, Mental and Physical In =
cnpaoily, lmpedmenis 10 Marriage. etc. ;
also. Consumption, Epilepsy and Fits, in
duced by self indulgence or sexual extra
yhgnnce, &c.
Es1" Price. in sealed envelope, only
SIX cents
The celebrated author. in this ESSAY.
clearly demonstrates, from thirty years
successful practice. that the alarming
Consequences Of sclf-nhusc may be raIi
cnlly currd without the dangerous use OF
Internal medicine or the application OF
the knife pointing out a mode of cure nj
once simple. certain, mud ctieclual by
means nr which every sufferer. no malt er
what his condition may he may cur,
himself cheaply, privately. and radicaily.
Bar This Lecture should he in The
hands Of every youth and every man in
the land.
Sent und'r seal. ina plain envelope. /,
any adrcss, post paid, on receiptof SIX
cents or Two postage stamps
Address the Publishers.
THE CULVERwELL MEDICAL
II AIN ST., New York Post office Box 45St
July Is, 1876 ly.
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J7cob 3 Freesc. formerly II the
STATE -avings Bunk IL worth repett
iug. "Yon are chsrg d. sail the
Judge. with embezsl,ny the money
IT the savings bank anil with con.
spiiing 10 delr,rd that institute IN.
You were impaired trust. aud you
betrayed it. YJu have been trusse |
by people, many of whom were poor
aud incapable of t,sing cars Of
themselves This is no ordinary
theft. AMI then he sentence
Freesc to five years imprisonment
ut hard labor.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-03-07

OS the rccumm .ndatipu Of the
Board Of Pard Dns, Governor Hart
ranft has pardoned Frank A Beam
ish, OF Luzerne aud ;. Cary Ball. OF
Montgomery county, both convicte !
Of cmbczzlcmcnt. lIeamish Was
Sergeant-at Arms of the Democratic
House. at Harrisburg. in 1919. aud
therefore conspicuous Democrat.
He was convicted Of embezzl-ment
about ten thousand dollars OF the
school fund in Scranton. anl sen.
teuced to four years To the peutcu
tiary Among those who petitiunei
for his pardon are Hon Charles II
Buckalew, Hon. Stanley Woodward.
Hon. llenirick B Wright, AMI
many other distinguished Democrats,
besides twenty Priests of the Catho-
lie Church. Some papers are Of
opinion that the pardon is the re
suit of n political combination, in.
tended for the benefit OF some par
ticular iudividlals.
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NOTICE.
u. S. Internal l-Revenue
special Taxes.

TIunder the Revised Statutes Of
~ ihe United states, sections 32i2, 323T 1898
aud $3.50; every person engaged IN any bu-iue =
ayleiti N. or employment, which renders him
liable to u spe "a tax, Is re1 urel 10
procure and place md keep coospicuously
in his establishment or place Of business
a STAMP ieuotlug the payment Of said speciai
tax for tho spsoi l.tix yer .beginning Nav y,
ls7s Section 3!ii, Revised statutes, desig-
nate, who are lisbls to sps 'i,l taN. 4 rstirn.
az prescribed on from n, "a also required bv law
OF very person lable TO .p cal iax AS nbave.
severe psnalti+s arc prescribed for non.com.
without payment OF tar,
Application should ys made to Charles J =,
Bruusr. Coilsstsr VI IRtssssl Revenue, st
SupsaSy, 70 Mar. 7, ~,
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THERE is a bill pending in the
lower house OF the legislature which
taxes oil ono fourth of one cent per
gallon. This will bring in sl,2OJ.,
900 per annum, of which only siOJ,-
600 will fall on cur citizens, the rest
being paid by foreign consumers.
Let the authorities press this bill,
and they will receive more than they
require III the way of revenue.
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FIRST bill which roae',el him This
session. II was to provide au al
diiioual law Jndge fpr the eighth
Judicial district composed II Nog-
cumberland county rbe Govern
or thinks there is no necessity for
another Judge in that county. anil
he is doubtless correct There are
many Judges not far from Nor-
thnmberltud county, who ID not
bold court eight weeks in the year.
and they might borrow ono Of them
III necessary.
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A GREAT OFFER for Holidays ,

We will durlns lh'-e HARD FINES and
the HOLIDAYS dispose of loo SEW ri.
ANDa aud ORGANS. of frsi,cl,ss maker,
NJ lnwer prize. Tor c,~h. or ln-ltllnenr-
than ever before offered W\rER'S ri.
AMOS &oRi\NS are the BEST MADE.
warranted for 4 years. III. Catalogues
Mailed. Great Inducements to the trade
fliNOS. I octave. SlIo; l.3,ncrave.
,lin. ORGANS. > stops. Sis stops
sb3 stop. sij stops. go. 10
stops. ssj l. stops So, in perfect or
der. not used y-sr. SHEET mu-iI ~ hal
price HORACE WATERS x SONS.
Nanufsrrurer. nnl Dealers, 40 Eis lith
Street. New York.
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C,XECUroR's NOTICE Letters tesla.
IL nenlnry on the estate of John NJ,
nHckenhnrg late of Adams twp, Snyder
county. Pa. deed. having been granted
to the undersigned, all persons knawing
themselves Indebted TO said eslaiee are
requested TO make immediate payment.
wh'le those having claims will present
them daily authenticated for settlement TO
JOSEPH Il. HACKENBURG.
Jan 81, 1873, Executor
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THERE are 10000 miles of tele
graph wire in the United States aud
$3.50 Offices, or one mile of liue to
every thirty'six square miles of area
England has 5000 miles Of line
and 5000 offices, or one mile of line
to every one and u half miles Of
area. Russia has 3l,500 miles of
line and 900 offices, or ono mile OF
line to every $50 square miles Of
area
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The Fish Commissioners Of the
State have now 500 90 brook front.
100000 California salmon, $4,000
salmon trout aud land-lucked sal
mon aud Keuuebec salmon for dis
tribu,ion, between this date aud
April LIST, Tho lau6 locked salmon
are for lakes; the Kennebec and
California salmon for water leading
TO the sea, and tho salmon trout fol
deep, cool streams.
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The liabilities of Peter Hurdic, tho
well known lumberman of Williams.
port who, it is reported is seriously
embarrassed, are believed to amount
to about one million dollars. The
assets are very large, though in the
present condition of trade it is
thought could not be remuuerativc
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Eleven steamers laden with arms
and ammunition, Il good proportion
Of which was manufactured in Con.
necticut, have left this country for
Constantinople within a year, The
usual amount paid for the charter is
1000 to 5000 pounds sterling from
New York out, the steamers depen-
ding on return cargo Of fruits from
the Mediterranean for part Of thoir
COMPENSATION.
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Rv virtne of certain writ of
IDNend, ES.l'sueiinnt the Court otCommon
Pletss of Snyder county, ani l., me directed
wiz be exposed To rublic ssls, At ths uLIic
House OF John Limbert, Ia Adensburg, on
F9lay Nirch q, 1878
The following iescr ibei Real Estate, to Wit ,
TRACT No
Tiain i't o., place 81 grouui state In
Snyier c"uny, pa hnunisi "a follow. N,rin
bs lublic Road, south ~ N Alley, East br
lot "i Willitm n Drss.s IN w-,t 6y Inrn. T.
Fra I and one hundred and ninety n ,i f,st in
depth, ~h'reen & crested Tvp.sinry s.tth.
erh"arled Dwelling house. summer House
Barn an other Outbuiliings
, T"Aur No2
certain lot Or tiec Of grnunl sltu,tr ps
q owe, bounded North lnl t.tst ~ I,t .t tt,s
"a ~, u'ri"e ,ll1n.n ,nth 'ni WeI by pun
and ono hundred lni f'rte 90 ieet I'm dsuth
wherein Is erected rwo-st0ay Frime W.a
therhnar'lei Nrach,nnker shop, 3jxlO ieet, and
Lumber shed 2nN3l l'e'.
THAtf 40. 2.
cert'in tract or piece Of land situate In
the rnwnship, County; AMI state a'0resnii
sou h hy public road leading from Ah,Insbu q
Ia lie ,istnwn, elst by land of lioWlri tTI.h
and west hy pnblie ROAD, contriniufs ~ ncr.s
more or less, all clear and In a high state OF
cultivation.
TRACT Noi
eertaln tract nr y ece at land Situate a. n
hove bounded north by other lands of ,Id WIN
~pnngler south nv lot OF Rev. - iiomIv
east bg land ot William Swenk. and west by
land oi Aaron Helfrich. containing 2.t acres
more Or less, all clear ami ln a good ,tnts Of
Gu tiyation,
TRACT No s
\ certain Trac' or piece Of Land sltuato as
above, bounded North by land Of q orgs RI,
ger; south ny ether nj ofsnid WIN. >psnsler
ab9se de ciibed, east by land oi wm. SyrnK.
aud west by sntot Aar'n fslfrich. coat ain.
good state Of cultivation,
Seized taken IN execution, AMI to be sold a.
the propsrty OF within Spangier,
DANIEL EIStNHART. Sheriff
Sherih's otfiee, Mhi,iiebufg, lang. 80
TERM >.-Filty doll rs to be IAid on all 10
under 1ve ,nhrei doll IRA; over hys hundrod
dollars ten per cont. OF the amount of sale u b.
pall I'm elisteiy after close OF sales otherwise
they will be Immediately rs.soid,
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-03-07

SAX FRiScIscp, Fob. 26.-T h @
steamship Oceanic blings news Of
tho terrible disaster ut Tientaiu.
China. The house in which the
famine stricken refugees from the
northorn provinces hal assembled
took fire, and of almost three thon
sand persons in the building only
about one hundred escaped.