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The New York herald., 1879-09-12
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Captain Parsel. Of the steamer Baltic arrived yes
terday.
Mr. Blaine Is the favorte Presidential candidate of
Ex-Governor Jewell.
It must have been hay fever that made Maud
Muller sigh and say. "Ah. mel''
Sehor Don Felipe Mendez do vigo. Spanish Min
lister At Washington, Is at the Clarendon Hotel
Dennis Kearney says that he Is ''the Wheel Ho
ought to be retired for some other spokesman.
Cardinal Howsrd's mother was Protestant and
brought up her three daughters IN the same faith.
Ruskin. says London Truth. 10 Of the few
thors who really what they say in their books
Longfsllow is happy by becoming grandfather.
The youngster will be called after father Richard
II. Dana.
writer in the Clncinpat Commercial says thai
Senator Jack Logan. of Illinois. puts 1000 pounds
of powder into Columbisd gun In order to shoot
OF soap bubble.
The President. it is said. has carefully prepared Z
speech which he will deliver in Ohio during his
present visa gentleman who has seen draft OF
It says 1t is exceedingly stalwart.
In the library of the late Caleb Cushing. which ID
to be sold next MONTH are hundreds Of French.
Spanish and Mexican novels OF the best kind There
are only Ave novels of scotts one OF Disras's and
an "Uncle Toms Cabin
The London Court Journal is authority for the
statement that Mr. Alfred Cellier has made arrange.
ments to proceed to America about the middle Of
October next when he will produce Of his operas
at the Boston Theatre. probably the Sultan OF
Mocha" h
"a small boy" says the Philadelphis Times. els
not uncomfortable in his feelings ridiculous
In his appearance when clad in his gfest-grand-
fathers big Sunday suit than family IL when rat
tling around in house many sizes too large for An
easy At"
London Judy:-"Famfliarity with certain phrases
seems to divest them Of all meaning. We often
enough hear people say in conversation. Joking
aside; but who ever did joke aside, and what fun
would there be in 1t II 1t were done? Fancy tho man
whose forte 1t is to set the table going into
q corner and having It all to himself"
The following gentlemen were among the passen-
gers who reached PhiladelphiAby the steamer Bel.
genland from Antwerp baron Grendl. Belgian
Envoy and Minister to Mexico. with his secretary;
Count A. du Chsnte; DR.. John Wilson. United States
Consul ut Brussels; Colonel John Riley Weaver.
United States Consul ut Vienna; Rev. Chsuncey
Giles, Rev. Ad. spaeth. DR.. Ii. c. Wood. General q
H. I. Coils and s. c. Perkins.
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near this city. Meanwhile ii is pleasant to
observe that the Irish gentlemen have met
with a sincere if quiet welcome among US
and that preparations are making on every
hand to render their brief stay pleasant.
Their unpretentious pluck recalls the visit
of the Irish rifle team who SO firmly rooted
themselves in American esteem.
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A STRANGE PHENOMENON.
[pr TELEGRAPH TO THE HrnALD,l

NEWPORT, h J., Sept IL. 1879.
Those who were on the beach st Newport between
eleven and twelve O'Clock yesterday, or In any ele-
waited position, had the opportunity Of seeing water
spout It was In the shape of funnel and was con-
nected with dark heavy cloud overhead. II was
located about two miles from the shore and could be
soen for about nfteen minutes when IT gradually DIS
appeared. The ocean under the spout Tor some dis
tsnce was In q wild state OF commotion. Nothing of
the kind wss ever In this vicinity before. No
sooner did the spout mako Its appearance than
heavy thunder storm burst upon certain sections OF
the city flooding the streets while Ia other localities
not drop Of rain seen. II was altogether sin-
qular phsnomenons
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OUR COLUMN HEADED EUROPEAN EVENTS"
Is more interesting than cable dispatches some
times are. An incisive speech by CASTELAR, upon
Spain's foreign policy, some notes upon the agi-
tation in Ireland and a remarkable military pa
per on "China as Germany's Ally" are of them
selves enough to hold the attention of those
who observe the course of European politics.
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WALL STREET YEsTERDAY.-Stocks were ac-
tive and buoyant. Money was easy call ut
4 to 9 per cent. Government securities were in
demand and frmer, while railway bopds were
active but very irregular. Exchange was dull
with rates unchanged
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HIS MorHER-IN-LAw" was the pivot yester-
day of legal case in which every one but the
principal character was in hot water. 1t would
be curious to hear the mother-in-law's own yer.
sion Of some Of these cases.
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How was the name of the United States
Board of Trade changed, as well as the names
Of the incorporators, by man who was not
member, yet who is also charged with col
lecting dues without reporting thcmi Are not
even Incorporated societies safe from sneak
thieYesi
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The SCHULTZ MURDER CASE has emerged
suddenly from the realm Of the supposititious to
that OF significant fact. Yesterdays proceed
ings, which we give at length, were startling to
degree very unusual in murder trials.
The New York herald., 1879-09-12

TICKET SPEcULAroRs received hint at an
uptown theatre yesterday. but to absolutely
suppress them required something Of about the
weight of sledge hammer.
The New York herald., 1879-09-12

LEXINGTON AND PROSPECT PARK, although
five hundred miles apart, compete for public in
terest in Yesterdays races.
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ScRIPTURAL QUOTATIONS., even when modi-
fed to suit occasion, are 30 seldom heard in
court, that the effort of 'Dutch Harmon No.
~ sentenced yesterday, must have given an
agreeable sense of change to Judge and Jury.
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ANOTHER SERIOUS MARINE COLLISION, at
night, is reported from Philadelphia. Mariners
will yet learn to make more and better use of
lights at night. Present precautions are worth
next to nothing when a light haze covers the
WINTER
The New York herald., 1879-09-12

The Dock COMMISSIONERS have again sue
ceeded in meeting on day when they could not
get hold of any of the persons who need to be
investigated for fouling the harbor
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TRIPLE SH e e Il .
NEW YORK. FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER IL. 1879.

The probabilities are that the weather im Ne,c
York aud its vicinity today ,ciH be rarn.er and
clear. Tomorrow 1t sciH be scarna and fair in The
morning, followed BY increasing clo,sdiness
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STILL ANOTHER SEA SERPENT has been spoken,
but he is mere baby-only twenty feet long
and about half foot in diameter. There
are plenty Of men ashore who have seen q larger
snake in their own boots.
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SOME OF THE BROOKLYN ALDERMEN are still
in contempt, but there are hundreds of their
kind all over the country to keep them COM
nauv
The New York herald., 1879-09-12

The METROPOLITAN ROAD has advanced q
mile further into the uptown district, to the
great delight Of thousands who want to live out
of the hurly -burly
The New York herald., 1879-09-12

Mr.. CORNELL leads off with the first serenads
Of the campaign. Now, Governor Robinson.
The New York herald., 1879-09-12

MORE RUMoRs, some of them conflicting are
afioat about the House of Refuge, but the fact
that the inmates are boys and hired out to con-
tractors is of itself enough to demand change.
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ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

NIBLO's .GARDEN-ESoHANrxsSr.
WALLACKS THEATRE-woLrERrs Roosr.
BOOTHS THEATRE-RKscugD.
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN-H. NJ. s. PrSAroRx
GRAND OPERA HOUSE-PAuL AND VIRGINIA.
HOPELESS OLYMPIC THEATRE-MIrr
FiFTh Av. THEATRE-LEs CLocHEs DE CoRSKvILLx
ABBEY's PARK THEATRE-DuNDREARY's BROTHER
STANDARD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
ITALIA THEATRE-DIE LAcHrAUBE
AQUARIUM-H NJ. S. PINAroRE.
HAvERLY's THEATRE-TnE MAGIC sLIrPKR.
THEATRE CoMIQUE-MuLLIcAN GUARD CHowDxR
ABERLE's THEATRE-vARIxry.
TONY PASTOR's-s. J. I. PISAToRx. Matinee
SAN FRANCISCO NINsTRELs.
ROSTER 4 BIALS CONCERT HALL
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ALONG, DErrGuTVFUL DAY

OF sunshine and pleasure is the earnest de-
sire of afflicted mortals. But without health
there is neither rest, comfort nor happiness.
Riches and glory are worthless without 1t.
Disease makes life cherries, and even home
gloomy. Relief is more precious than gold.
In all cases Of headache, pains in the back,
side and chest; nervousness, kidney and
liver complaints, dyspepsia, diseases of the
genital organs, impure blood, depressed spir
its, and all female troubles, San lalne is
cerain and prompt cure. Powerful
though gentle-in its action, it directly
reaches the seat of disease, clcanses the sys.
TEN of all impurities, and completely re-
stores it to health and vigor. Is is an un-
equalled diuretic, having no alcoholic prop
critics, but possesses Incompatible sauatlve
virtues. In severe cases il should be alter
mated with Slnlaline Elixir. viii do Just
as recommended, used as directed, or money
refunded. Price 81. Ask your druggist.
Thousands OF testimonials attest its worth.
--Terre Haute, Ind, Dee. IL, rs. DR..
Gouuod, West l4lh St., New York; am
perfectly willing TO certify that Sanlalinc
and Sandalne Elixir, as prescribed by you
entirely cured me in a very short time of
mercural poisoning, which | had contract
ed in my former business of a mirror manu-
lacturer. My bones were as much affected
as my skin. In fact, my whole system
was in a state of disease. c. II. Stam-
ford.-Dr. Gounod's great medical work,
full Of interest, over 2jO pages Price 81.
Send for it.
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Our Letter from wn.hInrton.

The annual Conrcniion at the Home Of George
U'asdagioa.-7H Tie loosas in Frecaa,aa's
Bank to be cared .tor.-Sights in Washmg
toa.-T1e Mecca and Sultaa Of tie Co1orod
race. - The Probable A5yoayamcnt Of
Congress.
WAsHINGroN, d. O., May II, 1879.
The annual council OF the regents Of the
"L1dics' Mount Vernon Assocla tion" is to
meet at Mount Vernon June 4. Mrs. Laugh
ton, the regent, will preside for the first time
In three years. Last year She was in Europe,
and the previous year her husband was too IN
for her to attend. She is now at her country
place - Torresdalc, near Philadelphia. She
has not been In Washington since she left
with her late husband eighteen months ago.
She will, as Is customary when the Council
meets, remain at Mount Vernon during its
session. The vice regents from the several
states also spend their nights as well as DAYS
In the old homestead during the meetings OF
the Council. There are many IN Washington
who will ej0iee 90 soc Mrs. Laughtou here
again. There are three vice regents to be ap-
pointed when the Council meets. One will
succeed the lady who repre- onted Missouri,
va" hAa hiNA ehANNht9H AA'NNNN y 10 DC mp
pointed from Kentucky. None save those
who visited dL Vernon before the present re-
gent, Airs. Laughtou and Col. Holliupswurih,
the superintendent assumed ts direction. can
appreciate its great Improvement under their
malascmcut. Within eight years the house
has been changed from an uuiuruished barn
like place 90 q mansion, almost entirely mrn-
isled aud containing many objects which
would Do OF interest aplr, from their present
situation, The furniture now there Do 400 Of
the date at which George Warrington and
his wife resided there. even % 70 was never
owned 10y them, ortheirrelatiyes. Most OF o.,
however, was used either ~ themselves or
their Intimate friends.
Since she organization Of the select commit,
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SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE.
: 'rorIey's'' letters from New york.
NEW YORK. May %, 1879.

THE COMING EXHIBITION.
Energetic measures continue In prepara-
tlon for the coming exhibition. Aftcr ana ex-
tensve canyasslng and several partial settle
ments upon time, the date has been fixed
positively for lSS3. This Is, next TO 1870 the
memorable year of our early history. and
nothing could be more fitting than is sclec-
tion tor great national Jubilee ofa practical
Kind. On lhs 18Th Of April, l7sJ, the close Of
hostilties was oticially proclaimed TO Wash
inS'on's army, then mt Newburgh. May 18Th.
the Society Of the Cincinnati was formed with
Washington as President, ami General Knox
as Secretary. On June S,h, Washington is
sued that famous letter TO the Governors Of
states, in which he pleaded so Uloquently for
AN indssoluble union 0fthe states under one
federal head a sacred regard 20 public ius-
ticei the adoption ola proper peace establish
menti aud the forgetting oflocal prgiuIices
and politics" adding, "these are the plllars
on which the glorious fabric OF our indcpcnd.
ence and national character must DO support
el' Who can read 90, so lines without ask.
ing "Was Washington also prophet that
he should look down the vista ola century 10
come and sec 50 clearly the precise dangers
that should menace HE beloved country al its
closef' There Is more truth aud statesman
ship in that single letter than the country has
had from all It's political teachers for any
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CAN,T PnEACE1 GOOD.

No man can do a good job ofwork, preach
a good sermon, try law suit well, doctor a
patient, or write a good article when he feels
miserable and dull, with sluggish brain aud
unsteady nerves, and none should make the
attempt in such a condition when it can be
so easily and cheaply removed by a little
Hop BItters. See Truths and Proverbs" :"
other column. 26-2.
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ALSO,
All that certain
Lot OR PIECE or GROUND.

LOT OR PIECE or GROUND,
situate on the south side Of Hazlrd street in
the NilnPe Uf Summit HIll. Cat bon Count
Pennsylyanta nnmhere0 IN the pan OF plot
thereof Number TIM tY-~ix containing In front
or breauth ON eald Hazard street tbuty feet
ana eNteudIn0 tneL Ce sUuthwardlvOne huuGred
and twenty five teet to twenJ, feet wide
alley, bounded north Dy saiO Hazord street.
ease by Lot Number ThirtY-elVn south by
sud alley, and west by Lot Number lhTty.
four.
Tao Improvements thereon are One AMI a
Hall story
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,
twenty eight Dy thirty-twO feet kitchen at
tacueo, ten Dy twenty tOur feet and JuJOuIld
lugs.
Seized ana Ia en- ihtp execution as the prop.
eitv u. Reese Nilhans and 4empms Williams
his WHO.
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ALSO
All that certain
LOT OR PIECE OF GROUND.

situate on the southwardlv side ~ Railroad
street. m the yilhEe OF summit In g. MuuCh
CEuuK OWusmp Carbon County, PcuusflVau.y
Numbered tllrtytOur n " cert III ulIu or pot
OF . lot OF land, knUwu as the FuanurV Pluprr
tv, COutHlniug IN front o. breadth along ~
BHllruad street thIrty ieet anu excluding thence
sOutaw rdlY OF tAut width, between parsliel
lines at right angles with saiu sur et one nun
lv OY the TOAD Oou of the uauCh Chuuk aud
summit Hill Ruilru al, ras.wardY by lot uum.
bergd m sgid pan thlrtY.s,N, SuuthwuldlV bY
panY. ald wesGA ardly by l0t NumUe - thir y.
two on the pian Aforesaid, with all improve
mtnts on the premises
Seized and laken iuto execution as the WOI p
erty OF OaleJ Fisher
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LOT OF pIccE OLE annuNn.

situate on the eastw ri = SIDE OF Gal 81 Get in
uacKeiu.ruie Nauch thunE IOwnshl ,,CdI bon
County, IenusyV mia, - IWbcrtd u ths Elau
or plot tlereOt -N and E'VJt, containing iu
mont or uie gdth on sulu Oal street cl-lt -tif q
feet i"chcs, ana extending thence E"sJ.
ward ON" huuiIed aud hIy net 10 other
ground OF the LenlEh Goa ana 4,uygtIIuu
Company bounded .Urti By lot Num0vt tour.
cas- by other grounds Il sulI Company, Huuth
Uy lot Nun6er Tea. ana west by GOA sttco,.
The improvements III reon are a Two story
twenty by thiriY.three feet and a on story
Frame Kitchen, tweutYtlur Jv zen feet.
SEIZED anc taken into execution a. the prop
erty Of Char ies L.. ldtllcr,
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certain
LOT or PIECE oFG"oUSp.

situate on ;he sOath size OF North ST oct in The
village Of Upptr NJ uch Chuna, aul Borough
OF Nauch Cru K, mum . red IN the plan OF ulut
thereon nlnCiy flN, containing IN front OF
breadth on saii North street twenty i've feet:
ana III depth nftv ICos TO u twenty lee vice
alley, bounded uOrth b No III street. east Oy
lot mum Der ninety tour, a1ith DY said ale al
west by lot uunber nin'ty eight
The improvements tnercon are
lWO-sroRY FRAME DWELLING HOUSE
eighteen feet front b. twon weigh, feet deep
kitchen 1T he'd fourteen uy eichteen feet, and
OutUuildlng4
Seized aGd taken into eNccut on as tie UrHp
erly ol Joan Shut and Caroline shut bis wac,
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ALSO,
All that undivided orc-hsit part in all those
TRACTS OR PIECE, OF LAND.

TRACTS OR flLCLa OF LAND
situate in Lower TowJmcnSng Town MP,
Ca UJn county and stale ul reu Ill; BGuAueu
nu ne CilJ"u as lOiIUWs, 10 Mi Lee ihtluS
at suuue thence by luLus OF CuHliea helch-
nCT, sUu. IL glNtl -sIN ucSIr-s, "esy lWehlysc'en
ana one nal peIchcs 90 st"he. ththcG by IA
uT Ine lui.s o. BeIul I'd LOwMan, GOCeaseu
norm tultl. / o uUprees, west lwcLtH lwu anu
UHe.hal peTvheS 10 a stonui tncECG south lIhty
tiNe teIrUes west tu1y-tWO LtiCue5 70 d slOAe;
,uUuCe Uy Iauu Ul GcO.-G 'lstnuss ana bA
The s,CuI Il De- CllOuu ,raCt, hUltu sAtuCu anu
Ia IL Ire.DEes 90 u Chustnut; tleLct BY ,Ghu o.
u, pheI Sus uer, kOuUh O. sNtE-thiUe ana lhiuU.
QuulIl degrees east ia cen eIcdca 20 cnta'.
ma; thence %. ttuu o. George l-cn uss, sDatA
cIguty deg ecs, edst lutt -,I'Se uuu uHt.
qua er pc. Chus 10 At ca. stnuu, the"ce b .uLd
~ Peer olyuCr, SOutn tulI,Y dc-rc.s, edci
lUrty three ana 1Uurteutn percuJs 20 lhu y ..ce
Ul Legluning, CUutalulus
sEVENrEE ACRES AND ONE IIU Nd
RED and THIRTEEN PERCHLs,
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10 WmOM IT MAY CONCERN.

All persons are hereby forbid harboring OF
trusting my wife, JULIA SCHABO, on my
account alter this date, as / will pay no debts
contracted by her
PETER SCHABO,
Towamensiug twp, Carbon Co., Pa.
May -, ls1g-W3.
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-ALSO.-
All that certain Messusge or Tenement and
Lot OR PIECE OF GROUND.

situate on the noithwardly side OF Bro oldway,
IN he Borough OF Mauch Chunk IN the County
OF Carbon and state of Phnnsylvanil, number
ed on the y an or plot thereof n lumber Twenty
four containing IN irnnC or breadth ON "a d
BrCanway cigh ecu ana one haf feet. and con-
liuUing Ot tina breadth At rCut angles I. ON
the sad Broadway, siXty.ih CU feet mo e or
less u rrup Alley, and from tine mort wardly
slGc Of Trap lev fOry-ninr fest, more or less
to rps ALE b unCcu sou hwdrdiy by Bro ii
wav ufOl eIaic, easIwardly by Lot Numbered
Twenty SIX. We etwardlG by Lot Numbered
twenty too AID northwardly Uy Pine Alley
azores Ill.
The improvements thereon are Two and a
Hall Story
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,
eghtcrn feet four inches by thirty.three feet
WI Fame Kitchen Il .taehcd, one and liza I
SORES mgh, eighreen feet four nChes bI SIX.
teen feet, aud IwO-Story Frame Out House,
eiohteen rect tour inches o, lOLr,een leet
seed ard taken into execution as the prop
Crty OIL +. Z. Kline.
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-AL'o.
All that certain


situatr partly in Towamens!ng township, and
l"Ttiy IN FRANKLIN township, q room county,
PennsylvGn n, bounded Uy lands of Nil lam
Thomas Gabriel ,ChIuke, HurusOu schmidt
thomas S0,t, Reuben Sa't, EDWARD Graver,
and q Orpe ID own, CUnClIDIn' about
ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY ACRES,
more OF less.
Tie improvement, thereon are q
TWO. TORY FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,
twenty foui by twentv.cIgl feet; STABLE twen-
" by thirty feet pig sty, fourteen Nv slNt, en-
ieet, Jaw mll, twenty-five by tit,y-twU luet
ANA other OutJui. dluEs.
Sczedanu taken in51 cxecu lon as the lrop-
city Of Come JUS snyder.
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New Advertisements

00Enn year. Send 10 cents in / cent Stamps
QGJUU for fine Silver Plated Thimble, re-
tail price 25 cents, and learn how To make
$1,000 year, No HUMBUGs. Only those who
mean business need apply.
At. BUCK a. CO., Milton, Pg
Nav
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D. hereby given 20 all persons who are in
dthJei t0 me reasurer o, CurOn County for
Mercantile Licenses, that unless they take
out their licenses within ten days from date
legal measures will be taken Tor the cOllee-
uuu OF the amount charged 10 them. The
amuuuts Will be r Ceiycd ut the banking
House Of %. b. LINDIlRMAN & 90.
hy uruer Ol County Commissioners
II. 4. 5 ARTZ, Clerk.
May 2ith ls79-3t,
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All that certain part piece OF section Of
lot OF LAND

lDI Ot LA ND,
numbered one bundled and one, situate be-
tween Northampton street and Willow alley,
m the Borough ot Lehi. luton, Carbon County.
Peuusy Y.lnlh being tue western pa I OF said Lot
No. One huuured auu One, ana which western
part or piece OF section n desCuD ped as 1uIluWa.
Beg nnlng at the corner OF Mahnning street
ana Willow alley, thence at ght angles VITA
ealo Willow alley, east one hundred and one
tctt thence al light angles wan tald Last
hue slNtF-slN feet, TO a lOiut m The i-ust ana
West aur OF suld whole lot and thence gL ugut
eug g y IN SAM siXtY-siN feet Lna west one
hundred aud one teet to " ill0w alley, anu
tneuce south slXtv-slX feet along sand alloy 60
tre place Of uegInEiug.
The improvements thereon are Two story
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,
twentYfour bv thirty feet, stable thirteen by
eighteen teet aud UutuuIldngs
Sc zed oud taken mo- exocu ion as the proc
ertY Of The First PresOy teriau CUuICu a. lie
Aighton, anu to DC sold by
]. W. RAUDEN BUSH, Sheriff,
Mauch CHUNK, May .. 1879.
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Two.sToBY YFRAMEDwALLING HOUSE,
with basement 10 the rear twen y.nine teet
font ana wv II yeIght rect deep.
seized and taken iatp execution as the prop
cTtY OF Jacob IA smith ami Jane Smith.
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sIxTY.FoUR ACRES,
-ALStl,-
ALSO
Ali that certain
zLogoR PIECE OF GROUND,

situate in tie Borough ot LohlgEtCn, Carbon
county, Pcnua. UOunued aud uUsCnbed hs ~
lows, to wit BePmniug at Il pose. themes by
Bank street on BUnkwaY in the town II lie
LIgli on. north one degree; west tweva alu one
h II pCrChe5 10 u st, lhehce sOuth elvhlf'
uiuhL and one ha ue"ieaS west fourteen
leIches to pOs t, thence b apuulic ROAD no. til
one uerGee east IN &c uCICnus to Il post, thence
no iii twenty deg, ees, east thirteen and 'nt.
hal peIcnes 10 n post, uLCLCo UY ether iaud Of
Dam Eastman. nOI ia seventy neEle"s east
tea and uWO.tenthS p5Icnes 20 the pace oi ue
linn ny, cOntal.lnG
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situate ana beng i'm East Penn Township
aibon county Pa. bounded ana described us
follows, to wit Beginning A. stone corner,
thence b land OF = o. eph houeim man ana Poly
FINK, south twenty .ipIt aud three quartz 10
gtCes.Uast eighty -lilpe perches TO stone theuce
10y land late OF MART n Breciaii,nor sixty 1gur
nud three quuitrr tegIee-, east elgh.y hNe
pei Ches 10 stone, heuue bY land late u Mar.
an Werth now Reuben WCrtman nuIth iweu-
ty degrees, west twenty three peiChes 10 Il
stone theIC &c 10y Ianu late Of George ana Pete
IIu shu e, now joseph and Daniel uOlshoe,s outh
slXty.nVe anu one qua ter u5gree, wCs Lluvty
four mo one na De. che, To the y ace ~ Oeg'n-
nmg, containing III the TIN ee tracts tOgetLer
FOR1T.NINE ACRES AND ONE HUN
DRED AND TWENTY.TN U PENCHES,
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ALSO,
LOT OR r1EcE or GROUND.

81 unte at the Lor;h sac NJ West Broadway, IN
thc Borough Of Mauch chunk, begli nmg ut the
I'Uu ur plot Of iu. uumuCl tulrtY Clghs, on " est
BrOndway .auceCN eudmu tnunce no Inward he
tween the inHs Oi ~aid lOt numOcI tblrty -eght
EXTENDED sNty-uyc feet more or lC =. TO he
Road to Upper AauCh Cnuuk' 10 lndeC rth
saii Road east bt lot uumser thriy-s,X; eX-
tending >Outh Oy West BrUAdWay.auu west "
lyt number forty extended