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The New York herald., 1879-07-02
GRAMMAR scnooL no. 26.

The grammar department of public school No. 26,
in West Thirtieth street, which Mr. Hugh Car
Isle is principal presented most animated appear
ance in the morning. the occasion being the annual
commencement The programme was very lengthy
and embraced twenty-nine exercises consisting of
songs, solos, orations declamations, rectatons and
Dialogues. One of the leading features OF the pro-
gramme "a military drill or battalion organized
and Exercised by MIR. William II. Van Cott Jr., one
OF the teachers The little fellows went through the
evolutions ike veterans and elected considerable
applause Edward Wheeler Scripture delivered the
valedictory. Calling OF the roll of honor and dis
tribution of diplomas closed the exercises, which
lasted nearly four hours.
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GRAMMAR school NO. 6S.--TEMALE DEpART-
NIENT

At the fourth commencement Of the female de.
partment of Grammar School No. GS, 12sih street,
Sixth avenue. interesting programme was
admirably carried out by the young ladies selected
to represent the school, the graduating class.
bcring thirty-four. appearing prominently. The
presentation of diplomas having been made three
gold medals the sit OF the principal of the school,
awarded TO Misses Carrie Cobb, Lulu uickock
and Jennie Piatt. The vaedictory delivered by
the last named young lady After the ''Cratluates'
song" addresses We're delivered by Rev. Mr.. King,
Mr.. Fuller and Mr.. Price.
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CLASS DAY AT AMHERST.
AMHERST. Mass, July

AMHERST, Mass July l, 1879.
Class day exercises We're held the college
grounds to-day, consisting of planting of the ivy
by the graduating class. the ivy oraton. poem
and singing of the "Ivy Ode" There were also ex-
ercses at the College Hall during the afternoon, in
which G. II. Perciva of Maine, delivered an Grafton,
''Our Search for Truth" G.. $. Colt. Jr, of ONO.
recited poem and an oraton delivered on the
college campus by W. II. Hagen, Of Brooklyn. n. Y.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

An automatic whtlng buoy of the second class has been
placed off Chatham bars
The Pollock Zip lightship will show two red lights
and after July !.
July The Lighthouse Board gives notice
shat the gap New inlet mouth of Cape Fear
River Carolina, has been filed thus closing the
whole distance between Zekes Island and Federal Point
The buoys marking the channal OF New Inlet will be
moved
Providence June 3O-The red buoy at the OF
Seaconk Channel is missing and should be immediately
replaced OF the important guides above
Fields Point.
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strong from Montreal with grain for London is aground
ut Lake st Peter; no further particulars
John II Perry, Elisha Gibbs and
others. of New Bedford are having nasted schooner
a capacity carry 500 of COAL buit by Goss
Sawyer Bath Me- She is to be strong vessel.
with frame entirely of white oak and shed with modern
length tho keel Is I2ls feet beam
~ feet depth sa feet and she will have poop extend
iny forward 10 She is named Warren
Potter for Potter. of the firm of Weeks Potter OF
Boston who of the and il expected that
she will be launched about the first of She is
employed the general freghtg business under
mand of Capt William Benson. OF schr Nj
Read Mr. Gibbs Is to be her agent.
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WILLIAMS COLLEGE.

ALUMNI DAY-ELEcrloN OF oFf1cERs-cLAss
EXERCISES AND PLANTING THE IVY.
WIILrAMsrows, Mass, July /, 1879.
The commen cement at Williams College, this
morning. was devoted chiefly to the reunions of
classes, and at nine O'Clock the alumni meeting in
the chapel was largely attended and the following
officers chOsen:-
President Chief Justice Alien. Of San Francisco.
Secretary, Pro A. l.. Perry.
Vice President. Alexander Hyde.
Executive Coinmittee-Dr. calvin Durfee, DR..
Henry A. sabin. Professor A. L. Perry, Justin Kel-
logg aud Rev. j. B Morely.
A petition was presented by Rev. DIR. kittridge,
ci Chicago, representing tue graduates residing in
the West ana Northwest. petitonng the faculty to
consider the quest OF holding an annual cxan
nation the mairicuiation OF students in the city
of Chicago aud 10 take such action thereon as shall
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eRAMMAR SCHOOL NO. 69-rEMALE DEPART
IrNT.

The graduating exercises Of the female department
of Grammar School No. 90 were held in the after
noon before Il large audience. An attractive pro-
gramme had been prepared, and the selections were
all rendered in most becoming manner Tie
OF the graduates have already appeared in
the HERALD. The honor students are Maggie A..
Philips who stood at the head OF the class Au-
gusta M. Schaller. Julia j. Murray. Lille H. Shep-
ard Martha Is. Boyles Helen Il. Van Aistyne, Sarah
II. Currin and Mary j. Buckley.
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GRAMMAR SCHOOL NO. 60.

The closing exercises of Grammar School No. g.
located in Third avenue f5Sh street. well
attended. Recitations varied with music, vocal and
instrumental. comprised the programme of exercises
at the close of which addresses were delivered by
several of the trustees. Following the gradu-
Rtes: ID. Wakeman Sherwood Samuel Jones' Louis
Sufner Richard Robitzek, Sarah l.. Geraghty, Fran
C. Penecker,' Maggie A. Hock. Mamie A. Hook.
Lottie w. Buckout, Katie Frees. Ida N. Copp and
Maggie McKeown.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY /, 1879
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wTIIEsfONE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamer Montana (5r), Gadd Liverpool June ~ and
Queenstown I'D with mdse and passengers 10 Williams
Guion. Arrived ut 80 Pm Had strong and WSW
winds with high head hrou ghou the June
, lat ~. Ion J3, spoke bark Bamoral tNur, bound
zst lat 43 10 Ion 53 the dorect schooner haing from
Naidohoro before rcported) 3th lat al 80, Ion @ bark
Oscar Wendt Uer, shernbcr, from Amsterdam for New
York same date 400 miles of Sandy HOOK steamer City
OF Berlin tDr), from Nav York for Liverpool
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LAFAYETTE COLLEGE.

EAsroN, Pa July I, 1873.
The commencement exercises at Lafayette College
were continued to-day. Rev. W. 1. Scott. of the
class of 60 Professor OF Metaphysics. Wooster Uni
yersity, Ohio delivered the annual Grafton.
The trustees ut meeting held to-day resolved to
commence the rebuilding of Pardee Hall imme-
diateiy Meanwhile ample provision has been made
for the scientific and technical courses.
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WHALEMEN.
rS- Soc port arrivals.

ry- See port arrivals.
letter schr VIM Martin, Martin, of Boston. re-
ports her island OF Cuba une l5 with 40bbs black
hs whales but would start for the Bay
of Mexico that night
Schr Roswell King Fuller ut New London 9Th from
Desoaion has 4O bbls oil go bbls taken ON the pas
snge home. Sent home the voyage 400 bUls OIL
SpokenJnne ~ 100 miles Sc Of Hatteras, sclr Ellen
Redmond tof NB with large whale alongside, about 30
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
[DY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. !

CHAnLOTrEsvfLI.E, July l. 1879.
The visitors of the University OF Virginia have
elected Professor William VI. fontaine. OF the Uni
versity of West Virginia, to the chair of Natural
History and Geology, founded by Mr.. Corcoran. of
Washington. Professor FOHtaino has some
years flied the same chair in the West Virginia Uni
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SAILED.

Steamers Wisconsin (r) for Liverpool; Santiago Mas
sau &c; Wyanokte, Richmond &c ships Garcuch tBr),
Liverpool! strati,earn qr glasgow: Thor Nor. Mar
settles Goestenunde tGer) Antwerp; barks Webster
AMER: Rosa (AusD, Cork or Falmouth; Principle de
Napoii utal Constantnope; Nicola utsb. Hull ZanrSk
Ger, Hamburg; brig Graifos tNor), Bergen.
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PRIMARY SCHOOL No. 80

An informal reception was held at primary School
No 32 OF which Mrs. Kate =. Brown is principal.
programme of ten exercises carried out. The
recitations and singing Of the little very
good and fully appreciated by the guests Dr.
Lordly OF the ward trustees, presented the
children with the homi-annual diniOmAH.
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATES DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTH JULY.
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ExHAUsTED VITALITY, NERVOUS DEBILITY AND
Ilmen's diseases ucurabo sounds the knife
medicines by the stomach atone They cause Brighs
disease diabetes dropsy gravel and bladder which
red by the ASAIlEL WAUKESIIA NATURAL MN
EHAL SPRING WATER. To prevent the hrst diseases
and cure the others without pain confinement tho
EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN MEDICAL BUREAU
furnish positive specifics Physcian's advice with book
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DILEs PERMANENTLY ERADiCArED WITHOUT
Interruption of busine no knife igature causc;
testimonials from physicians aud patients sent free;
sultatons gratis. ur. sTVDDARD. l4l West 2lst st.
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A.
REDUCTION IN PRICE
OF
GAS
OFFICE OF THE
NEW YORK MUTUAL GAsLIGHr COMPANY,
REDUCTION IN PRICE

SO UNION SQUARE. NORTHEAST CORNER l6rH ST.
july I, 1873
HEREBY NOTIFIES ITS , PMATKONs M AND FKiENDS
Tii0SE CONSUMING LESS THAN TEN THOUSAND
CUBIC FEET PER MONTH WILL BE TWENTY CENTS
FOK ONE THOUSAND CUBIC FEET
TO THOSE CONSUMING TEN THOUSAND CUBIC
FEET PER MONTH, NINETEEN GENTS FOR OSE
HUNDRED CUBIC FEET, OR ONE DOLLAR AND
"A. nEAsoNABLE kEDuCrIoN From THE ABOVE
SERVICE PIE METERS AND BURNERS SUPPLIED
ON APPLICATION WITHOUT CHARGE.
THE SUPERIORITY IN PURITY AND ECONOMY OF
THIS COMPAHYs GAS Is NOT EQuALLED BY ANY
GAS MADE
CuARtrs PLACE
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BOUND EAST.
BELOW.
CLEARED.

Ship Carl Ger, Bockelmann, from Bremen May ls
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HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSERvA
TIONS.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1879-05-29

l1e Peters and eN 'ongressnan Hale appear
Re- l4r INorlo Republican, candidates for Cox
Eastern Alamo IA Herald
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t. Y, tI- ,..u .- .I,...i ti.,,.,t. 1. ILL., l5.
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H.. ,,.t.. 4,lI17,, ,!s - ~
,t.,n tt,,. .r.. IpnrtI,,i,l pr.. gay
aa ArpDstuok Times thinks that, txhen Con
-.e-- Shall have succeeded III making eight hours
l4 to ten hours and ~ cents equal to = it viii
.-r- demonstrated the immense stper0rity Of free
5,tIr,I II }'',l+ " l't'H INSPIRES TT
oaalS ielteI says mat the endeavor to tnse the
t'A"tials alu FIeeAOdck county tickets III Name
- iaIled. IHi7 is probably true The leading
a7tAoaeheis throughout me STATE appear to be
HI iAeeq lIat lhey 1oid good hand, and Lave
ei94e" p order y up ana Play II alone.
'orilaud Advertiser
Charles Norjloff pradicts tl,,tthe Warner sii,,or
Inc, a,,,. i''.r0.S IA. ,e " arliei SILVER
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ClRPEYIyCS!

As this IN prominent branch ot our bust
ness, VIC take pleasure in announcing 4
great reduction in prices from last season,
and consequently an increase in sales. Our
stock was never AZ toll and complete be-
fore, but a they ATE selling rapidly, wv
would advise early purchases if You wish
to secure the most desirable styles. Re
member that Wa sell the yery best quality
and choicest styles Tapestry Brussels at
% cents, and best quality and styles En-
ira Supers. at - cents The prices are
from f. To - pen cent. less than the low
est quotations Of any house in Boston
Good All Wool Ingrains 80 to 60 cents.
Good Cotton Chains 30 cents, Hemp Car
peting - cents, and all other goods in
this department equally low.
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MOticR.

THE undersigned having been appointed by the
l. Hon. Judge of Probate for the County OF Wal
DO. on the second Tuesday Of April A. d. 1879. com
Inissloners to receive and examine the claims of
creditors against the estate of VIM N. Sweeny, late
of Searsport, III said County deceased, represented
ns0lvent, hereby give notice that six months from
the date of said appointment allowed to said
creditors, in which to present and prove their claims
and that they will be in session at the following
places and times for the purnose of receiving the
same viz: At the office of W. T. c. Runncls, in
Searsport, on the ID Tuesday of June and 81 Tues
day OF October next. 3W22
D. s. SIMPSON, Noihihi s'iohefS'
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Mention has been made of the fact that on the
"a OF June, Monday next, there is to be conven.
ton III Augusta Of the surviving members Of the
Senate and House of Representatives OF 1881, who
voted Tor the passage of the original Maine Liquor
Law, as well us other friends of prohibition the oc-
caslon being the 18th anniversary of the signing Of
the bill by GOV. Hubbard The kennebec journal
has compiled list of the members of that Legs
latnre, as well As the yeas and nays on the liquor
laN from which We take the following facts The
Senators from tins district were Jas Lancaster
William Niljjken and David Ninal. the former vot
ing nay on the question and MilHken and Nnal
yonu4 yea, The following is a Inst Of the Repre-
sen'a'yes few Of whom are living to-day Chris
tophcr Dung. IT., Camden losrph s Moves Bel
fast Alexander Staples. Prospect; Robert T Brad
street. Palermo, John Carver Belmont. Eli Nick
cry nifty David Woodmau Searsmout: Enoch
Sylvester Freedom. Jesse Smart, Troy. Asa Thur
Tough Monroe Joseph Boardman lslc>boro. i.ath-
" Etch. Frankfort Austin u. Knight l.inconrilIe
N-~~r>. Moves Woolman ana Smart voted WA
Me~>ls \ ouus Staples. Boarlman and Rich voted
nNy and the others were not recorded The con
'entou viii be addressed by Hon Neal Dow. Hnn.
\. = Momill, non Lot NJ Morrill, Hoa ei,oc,
FoThnn ano others anil the railroad " ill carr, dcl
e.,..teS ior halt the usual fares
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SHIP NE VS..
PORT OF BELFAST

MAY 2lst, schr. Brunette, Rich, Boston Mount
Vernon, =, Bangor, for Boston; Emma Hochkiss,
Phillips, Boston.
May 25th, scllr. A. Hayiord, Pressey, Rockland.
SAILED.
May 22d. schr. Brunette, Rich, Searsport.
10Th, schr. Geo. Shatuck, Slower, Boston.
18th, schr Emma Hochkiss, Phillips, Boston.
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T-I--II- 0-N |T@I0T"-N- |TT0IN ~ \ ;
l7u-A aud .aH- >sr ssh. permanently e
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1879-05-29
How 10 be Beautiful.

Many hundred thousand dollars are
annually expended by ladies, for ''arti-
ficialv appliances to hide the slirunken
and wasted form, or the sallow skin,
blotches, or liver spots, which are due
to female weakness, dyspepsia, torpid
liver, and constipation. If q small per
cent. of this sum were invested I'm DIR.
Pierce's Favorite Prescription, ladies
would soon really be what they now
secm to be. It readily corrects those
weaknesses and diseases upon which
debility and cmaciatlon depend. II
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1879-05-29
Mortgage Sale.

Default having boon made In the conditions
of certain indentureo OF Mortgage executed
70 Hiram e. Reed, of Howell, Mich. ON the
thirticth day OF June, A. ID. iss7, and recorded
In the office OF Register OF Deeds for the Coun-
~ OF Lake In the State of Michigan, ON tho
second day of July, A. ID. 1877, In i.ibor 1 of
Mortgages, on page ~, amt which mortgage
frss HSsS 70 S %aes n aay Of @ ISIS Sy
the assignment thereof recorded ni the Office
OF ltcgister OF Deeds for Lake county, In said
State of Michigan, on the I2th day ofSepteni-
ber, 1875, In Llber of Mortgages, ON page ~,
and which said mortgage was assigned on the
vth dag. of Septcmbsr is.s, by the said Wallace
uel T. Potter, of the firm OF Fairman & Potter,
and the assignment thereof recorded In the Of
hce of Register OF Deeds of Lake county,
Michigan, OH the 18th day or september, 1919,
In Liber OF Mortgages, on page D, by which
the power OF sale contained therein becomes
operative, on which mortgage there Is claimed
TO he due at the date OF this notice for princi-
pal sum secured by said mortgage, md The In
terest, taxes and Insurance coyellanted 10 be
tyFlye l Dollar Dollars aad Fortyenine Cents together @
with an Attorney or Solicitors fee of fifty
Dollars, provided for In said mortgage in case
any proceedings should be taken 10 fOreclose
the sime, and no proceedings having been In
stituted to recover said sums or any part there
Of Notice is therefore hereby given that
On Friday, the Thirteenth Day Of J,tac,
A. ID. 1879, at half past eight o'clock In the fore
noon, at the front door of the Circuit Court
Room, In the village OF baldwin,, In said
county, the said Circuit Court Room being the
place OF holding the Circuit Court In said
county, said mortgage will be- foreclOsed by
virtue of the power of snle therein contained
by a sale ut public auction to the highest bid
der of the mortgagcd premises described I'm
said mortgage, or so much thereof ts may be-
sufficient TO satisfy the amount due on said
the costs OF foreclosure, and said
attorney fec of fifty dollars covennnted for
therein, viz; All that certain piece or parcel
of land situate in the county of Lake and
State OF Michigan, described as follows, to-wit:
The west half of the northeast quarter OF the
northeast quarter OF Section Four az, Town
Sill Seventeen (l7) North. of ltange Eleven uD
West, together with the Shingle Mill and mill
situate thereon.
Dated March nth, A. d. 1879.
FERDINAND FAiRMAN and
SAMUEL 4. POTTER,
JOHN p. UpToN Mortgagees
Atty for Mortgages.
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Probate Order.
State OF Michigan $

State Of Michigan,l 50
At u session of the Probate Court holden nj
the Probate Office In the Village OF Baldwin,
in said couniy,on Monday, the 9th day of May
Present, Hon. Walter A. Burnam, Judge OF
Probate.
In the matter OF the estate of George A.
Moore, minor;
Spencer Frcdenburg, guardian, comes into
court and represents that he is prepared to
render his annual account as such guardian.
Thcreupon, II Is ordered, that
MOnoi0y, the 2d Day Of Junc, ntrt,
al 4 o'clock In the afternoon. he assigned for
examining and allowing such account; aud
all the heirs at law of said minor, and MI 9TH
er persons Interested In said estate are re-
quirc,i to appear at a session of said court
then To he holden at the Probate Office In the
Village of Baldwin, In said County OF Lake,
and show cause, ifnny there be, why the said
account should not Ia allowed. Aud Ii Is fur
ther ordered, that Spencer Frcdrnburg (gnar-
diam give notice To the persons Interested in
said estate Of the tendency of said account,
and tho hcaring thereof, in causing n copy OF
this order TO be published IN the LAKE tOUN-
TY STAR, ~ newspaper printed and circuiat-
Ing in said county, three successive weeks
previous to said day Of hearing.
WALTER A. BrRSAM,
"a true copy Judge of Probate.
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Weekly average, CO above zero.
Denotes variable.
I)iep,

OF scarlet fever, malignant form, at
Baldwin, Mich., May Goth, 1870; ADA
BELLE TOMS, aged years, months;
adopted daughter Of Augustus and Ell
len Towner.
Religious services in connection with
the burial, May 2sth, conducted by
Rev. o. s. Wolfe, of Hersey, were at
tended at the residence of Mr.. Towner,
by goodly number of people of the
village. The text used OH the occasion,
was the first verse this bright little girl
ever committed to memory-Matt. 10:
IA: "Suffer little children, and forbid
them not to come unto me-" &c. For
over three years this child had been in
the care of Mr.. and Mrs. Towner; and
with tenderest solicitude had they pro-
vided for and watched over her, until
the last. Neither could they have felt
the bereavement more had she been
theirown daughter. Long will her last
words-"Alama, don't cry for mel" lin
ger In the memory of these, in whose
tenderest affections she had won so
large place; yet,
"She died To sin, she died to care;
But for q moment felt the rod;
Then, rising on the viewless air,
Spread her light wings and scared to
ri4i God" o. y. w.
The writer of the above appreciated
very much the service of song which
was rendered so well by the ladies who
participated; and hereby expresses sim
cerest thanks for this kind service. To
this sentiment Mr.. and Mrs. Towner,
also, most heartily respond.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1879-05-29


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Sherif's Sale.

BY VIRTUE OF AN EXE 'UTION issued
out Of and under the seal Of the circuit Court
for the ountysof Lake anu State of Michigan
to me direct ed and delivered tested ON the 2jfh
day of October, ls7s, In favor OF Cornelius II.
FOrnan and against the goods and chattels
aud for want thereof then To be made OF the
lands ami tenemcnts of John Batchcl,ior, de-
fentiant, have levied on all ofJhe right, title
and interest 81 the above named defendant I'm
aud to the following described real estate, to-
wit: The north fractional onc-half OF the
northwest fractional .one-fourth of Section
Six, Township u North, of Range IL West,
Lake county, Michigan, excepting lots hereto
fore decided to George Abrams, Margaret Tux
worth, Jesse IIelyca, William Forman and
Charles j. Backinar, by the said John Ratch-
eldor, and now OF record In tho Office OF the
Register OF Deeds OF Lake county, Nichigan;
which SAID land shall sell at public vendue,
TO the highest bidder at the front door of the
ourt House In the Village OF Baldwin, Lake
county, Michigan;
Oathe 1871 Day Of Tune, A. ID. 1870,
at ten o'clock in the forenoon.
Dated, April 29th, 1870.
GEORGE OvIATT,
Sheriff of Lake Co., Mich.