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3te. L878. 1878. LOOK OUT FOR THE WHITE WAGON. ICE.

ICE. J. S. S1BLE, DEALER, WOULD INFORM THE CITIZENS OF Harrisburg that he will continue the lee business with an excellent quality of his well known Susquehanna Ice, With increased facilities for serving the trade, areful and obliging drivers. Thanking the unblic for past favors, hopes bv strict attention business to merit their patronage.

All orders promptly attended to. Ice at oflice at all hours. ICE AND CO AIi OFFICE CORNER THIRD AND CUMBERLAND STREETS, UAUUISBURO, FA. hotels. LOCHIEL HOTEL, haerisburg; pa.

THIS IIOTKL 13 ONLY TWO SQUARES from the depot. GEORGE W. nUNTER, Proprietor fllctiical. "DOE the speedy Care of Seminal Weakness, Lost Manhood, and all disorders brought on by Indiscretion or Excess. Any Druggist has the Ingredients.

Address. DR. JACUS 130 Sixth st CINCINNATI, O. 'ANHOOD BESTOBED. Victims tf vmilliful iimimrlpnpo wift have tried in vain every known rmeclv.

will learn of a simple prescription, HtKK, for the speedy cure of nervous debility. J.V.U prenmuire aecuy, lost munnooa, una ail disorders broucut on by excesses. Anv arugqist una lue iiiRreaients. AaaresB DAVIDSON 86 Nassau N.Yo Ileal (Estate. Amos Early, No.

15238 N. Third St. E. E. KiifZER, No.

ZVS N. Second St. REAL ESTATE AGENCY. EARLY KINZER, CAMERON'S BLOCK, NO. 105 NORTH Second street.

Harrisburg, will buy and sell Ileal Estate, exchange city and country property, negotiate loans, advance money on sales, examine titles, prepare deeds, mortgages, bonds, Ac; rent property, collect rents, bills, buy claims, land warrants of the war of 1812 si'i Mexican war, and do a genj eral agency business. Pei Bons wishing to bay, sell or rent town or country property will please give us a call. Reference to Messrs. W. Weir, Harrisburg National Bank; J.

D. Cameron, First National Bank: David Fleming, Attorney, Win. Calder, First National Bank .1. It. Eby, Merchant.

SECUREA HOME VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. For Sale A very excellent two and a half story frame house, 15x28 feet, with kitchen attached 12x14 feet, situated on Baily street, near Charles street, and numbered 1226; lot feet, with a variety of fruit, grapes, Ac This is a very desirable property and will be sold cheap, as the owner wishes to go to Kansas. Title perfect. payments easy. Call or address EARLY KINZER, No.

105 Cameron Block, Harrisburg, Pa Fine Farm lor sale or exchange, situated in Allen's Cove, Penn township. Berry county, three fourths of a mile from Cove Forge station, on Pennsylvania railroad, and about l' miles southwest of Duncannon, a farm of OS acres good level land, with about 20 acres of chestuut sprout land. The improvements are a new two story double frame house 28 by 34 feet, with basement and attic finished, line bank barn 42 by 72 feet, with wagon shed and carriage house, corn crib, Ac, new pig sty, 17 by 30, complete, new spring house and new fences, Fine young orchard selected frnlt, and peach orchard with a great variety of other selected fruit. The land lies very well, good water, very convenient, and is adapted to all kinds of crops, and has all been limed lately, and is calculated to make one of the best farms in the country. School house within quarter of a mile, stores, churches, within one and a half miles.

Title perfect, terms reasonable. FOR SALE Olt EXCHANGE A new three story brick house and two story back building1, on Fifth street, in complete order, with tine lot and fruit on it. Terms low. Tit eperfect. No.

1. Desirable small farm of 27 acres, situated on the west bank of the Susquehanna river at Watsontown, one mile from the depot, 21 between the canal and river, balance across the canal, and Is all of the choicest land, very suitable for trucking, The buildings are all new and well arranged, and fully insured. Good water, fruit, Title perfect. Also two fine building lots in Watsontown, each 44x179 feet, very desirably lo caten on a main street running to a twenty feet alley. No.

2. A very fine property in Watsontown, lot 55 feet by 165 feet, adjoining vacant lot of same size; the improvements are a very line two story framo house, well finished, with all the modern improvements, 22x32 feet and back building, good cemented cellar and vault to it, 8 rooms in house, closets or wardrobes in each, neat porches on front and rear, barn 20x50 feet, carriage house, wood and coal house In the building, poultry house and yards, pig stye and corn crib, and all necessary outbuildings, good well and cistern and great variety ot choice fruit; title perfect and terms favorable. A First Class hop kiity. A new turec story brick building, No. 107 North Second street, adjoining Cameron Block, with three story back building, including all the latest and most approved modern improvements, Including range, hot and cold water, water closets, bath rooms, Ac, Two elegant offices on first floor.

Side entrance and mill entrance. The locution being so central, and the property so eligibly situated for business and a home in connection, persons wishing to purchase cannot fail to see the advantages of this property and location, being so central, near the new istofflce, city railway, market, Ac, Ac. Terms re isonable and payment very easy. No. 6.

At a urkat Uakoain. Two 2 story frame houses and back kitchens, with fine lots, running to an open alley, situated on Saytord alley, between Third street and Two aiul Hall Street, being Nos. 257 and 259. Those properties aro offered at such low rates and easy terms of payment that persons of small means can readily acquire good homes. A irst Class Property, on Sixth, between Forster and Uoas streets, being a two story press brick house feet by 32, with two story back building, IS feet by 37, cellar under whole house, with eement floor, coal vault under pavement, with sewer from hydrant and water closets; bath room, hot and cold water; also new stable and carriage house.

Gas through the whole house, good range and heater in cellar. Lot 40 feet front by KJ5 feet deep, with 11 no fruit, grapes, peaches, pears, and shrubbery, etc. Terms easy. No. 7.

BIG BARGAIN GOING TO TEXAS. A splendid home on the State road, 300 yards west of Falrvicw and the Northern Central railroad and near the Nail Works, containing 1 acres choice land, with two story brick house 22Jx40, with 7 rooms, wash house, with tire place, hog pen, chicken house, 100 trees choice fruit; apples, peaches, pears, cherries, with abundance gooseberries, currants, strawberries, $100 worth of fruit sold yearly. Title perfect. Terms easy. Fob Sale Flue Mill and (saw Mill properly, situated In Greenwood township, Perry county, about 8 miles from Mlllerstowu, on the Pennsylvania railroad and canal.

The mill and saw mill have lately been remodeled with the most Improved machinery, Turbine water wheel, three run of stone, with never failing water fiower, good dam, The mill is three story complete order. The saw mill has a muley saw and two circular saws, with a good run ol custom for both mills. There is a new double dwelling house of fourteen rooms with an additional good dwelling house and all necessary out buildings to each. There ty about 50 acres of land belonging to this property, near the one half of It first rate farm land, balance in dam roads, buildings, timber, Ac. This property is In a good neighborhood; schools, churches, stores, Ac, being convenient.

Will sell on reasonable terms. Title perfect. First class mansion for sale, on Second street, near Chestnut. Lot 25 feet front by 120 feet deep, with good three story brick building and two story back building and largo summer kitchen, dry cellcr, Tho house has 12 rooms and attic, not and cold water, gas, range, bath room, water closet, large heater and a Baltimore 11 reside heater, is entirely underdrained, large yard with fine fruit. The building has all the most modern lmprovemonts.

und is one of the flnust properties In tho city. Will bo sold very reasonable and on easy terms. Kabb Chanck Fine farm of 96 acres, situated within three miles of Harrisburg, on tho Hum molstown turnpike, and withinaoo yards of the Lebanon Valley railroad. Tho improvements are a good house, and a now back barn, with all the modern improvements in it, and with all necessary outbuildings. Good running water, and water lu every Held.

Good young orchard and all kinds of choice fruit; good fences and the land in tho highest state of cultivation, part of it limestone, with a good ten ent house on one end of the farm, Ac. This property Is one of tho finest In tho county. Terms reasonable. With a number of other properties, in the city, and farms, In the country on very reason able terms, or exchange country and city property, Ac Apply to EARLY KINZER, Real Estate Agents, No. 115 Cameron Block, North Second si reet, urg.

Pa. BOOK 83 newest and most propnla songs, with wrltingsot instruc tion and amusement; also, a list of all the battles, when and where fought, during the war, for 3o stamp. Address, DESMOND 915 Race Phfia. 78f DAILY TELEBBAPE HARRISBURG, TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL J), 1878. A MAN'S REGRET.

Oil my child love, mv love of long ago, How great was life when you and I were young The world was boundless, for we did not know; And life a poem, for we had not sung. Now is the world grown small, and we thereon Fill with wise toil and woe each flying day; Elves from the wood, dreams from my heart are gone. And heaven is bare, for God is far away. mv child love, cannot ou come again, And I look on you with grave, innocenteyes? Your God has many angels I would fain Woo for one hour one angel from the skies. my child love, come back, come back to me, And laughing lead me from the care and din: Lav on my heart those small hands tenderly And lovingly to let the whole world in.

Blackwood's Magazine. THE LEGISLATURE. House of Representatives. Monday, April 8, 1878. The House met at 7:30 p.

Speaker Myer in the chair. A resolution offered by Mr. "VVestbrook appropriating $500 out of the contingent fund for defraying the expenses of the committee appointed February 1, 1878, to determine whether the Lamont mining and railroad company has been legally incorporated, was the subject of half an hour's debate and was finally laid over under a call for the orders of the day. An act to extend the jurisdiction of justices of the peace, which provides that magistrates, justices of the peace and aldermen shall have concurrent jurisdiction with the courts of common pleas of all actions arising from contracts, either expressed or implied, and of all actions of trespass and of trover and conversion wherein the sum demanded does not exceed $300, and provides for the empanneling of a jury of six persons to try such cases, was next considered. Mr.

Stevens attempted to amend the bill by giving justices of the peace and aldermen jurisdiction in almost all misdemeanors under the provisions of the above bill. The amendment was not agreed to. This bill was made the special order for this evening by a resolution last week, and was discussed by Messrs. Spang, Shoemaker, Summerville, Gillespie, of Jefferson, Steinmetz, Sherwood, of Northumberland, Jackson, of Mercer, and Schnatterly. The discussion and reading of the bill occupied two hours, and the bill was under consideration when tho House adjourned to meet at 10 a.

m. tomorrow. SKEPTICISM. Nowadays people doubt nearly every thing. They forget that the known facts of to day constituted the knotty problems of hypothesis but a few years since.

Unsuccessful practitioners of medicine quote the doubts and uncertainties experienced by Sir Astley Cooper, who lived not long after Harvey discovered the circulation of the blood, as evidence that but little is known of medicine aside from conjecture, entirely ignoring the fact that their competitors are daily healing diseases which Cooper thought incurable. Is not such ignorance criminal? Catarrh, the most common and most curable of all chronic diseases, readily yields to the healing and soothing properties of Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy when used with Dr. Pierce's Nasal Douche. If the case be complicated the blood must be enriched and purified by Dr.

Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. No remedy yet known equals the Discovery in permanently curing affections of tho lungs, liver, blood and skin. If afflicted with constipation try Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Purgative Pellets. They are a sure cure.

Dr. Oliver Wendell Holmes, in a late address, speaking of our progress, said, "To those of my generation this modem world, which most of you take as a matter of course, is a perpetual source of "wonder, a standing miracle. Science and art have so changed the aspect of every day life that one of a certain ago might well believe himself on another planet or in another stage of existence." No longer does the sedentary man or the delicate woman suffer from iorpiu liver, constipation or drastic medicine. Science has demonstrated that the concentrated extracts aro more potent and rcliablo than the huge doses resorted to by our forefathers, hence the great sale and popularity of Dr. Pierce's Purgative Pellets, which are scarcely larger than mustard seeds, yet, are safe and certain as a cathartic alterative and anti bilious remedy.

The following names are a few of the many who have been cured by using the Pellets, to whom the doctor refers Chas. W. Struble, Wauseon, Ohio David Thompson, Mountfort, Mrs. N. M.

Hastings, Troy, N. I. T. Mac, Pilot Point, Oregon; Wm. 11.

Botfc, Hyde Park, Caleb Cowing, Eddytown, N. A. D. Brown, Lisle, N. L.

Fogg, Still well, Thus. W. Landon, Fair mount, Md. ON SKATIN'. My friend, little Johnnie, sends me tho following anecdote "There ain't no place like Californy for skatin'.

First thing a boy does is to buy a skate, and when he gets bigger, and more money, he bizo another, and girls, too. And when there is frost everybody takes their skates and goes and stands around a pond a waitin' for it to be ice and git drowned. Well, once there was a man a cryin' like Ids heart was busted, and the dockter he come, and he said, the dockter did, 'Wot is the matter? Take a Then tho ole man, he said, 'No, it is just I am a ruin' and tho dockter he said, 'Take two But the ole fellow he shuko his head, 'It isn't that; what ails me is blasted hops and waistcd oppertunities and the dockter said, 'Oh, that's it; then you must have exercise; git a pair of skates at Wen the dockter had said that the ole man he stude up and luked at tho dockter and said, 'Away you have come to tote me Coz it's them skates has done it. Wen I was little I hot a pair, and I've kep them to this day, but not any ice yet; and I've been ligcrn it up, and I find if Ide a put tho money out to interest I would now be a rich naybob, a living in a villy at the North Polo, where it is gude skatin' ole the year round. Avont Wen the ol man had sed so ho throde out his feet rite and lclt, like a skatin' and set down gerplump and pushed his fingers up thro his hair which made it stand out, and hollered, 'Ha! and nasht his teeth fritefle.

Then the dockter he bakt of, tho dockter did, and shaked his head and said, 'Take a black draft Northern Budget. A FORTUNATE ACCIDENT. Tho Presbyterian, Journal tells how Rev. Dr. Musrgavcof this city, became an ex tenporanceous preacher.

On one occasion many years ago, while his congregation was singing tho second hymn, the young preacher proceeded to get his discourse in readiness for delivery. What was his surprise and trepidation, when, feeling for tho manuscript, ho found that it had been left behind, with no time to send for it. As there was no alternative, he rose and preached without betraying any anxiety and without any explanation. lo succeeded so well that ho at once abandoned the use of notes, and thus became one of the best extemporaneous preachers in tho conn try. THE PHONOGRAPH AGE.

"Will you have ze cavatina by Patti zis morning, or ze Postillion songs by Wach tel?" "Move on, or I'll call tho police. You're tho forty ninth man with a phonograph that's been hero sinco daylight." Artist proceeds to tho next house and strikes up a finale from Wagnor, phono graphed at Bayrcuth. Avoid using those Opium, Morphia, etc remedies containing is sick use Dr. Bull's Baby Syrup perfectly sale ana always rename. Price only 2f cents a bottle.

SHERIFFS SALES. VIRTUE OF CERTAIN WRITS OF i Aer tnin niin fieri facias, venditioni ex ponas, alias venditioni exponas, plunes venditioni exponas, levari facias, alias levari facias, and pluries levari facias issued out of the Court of Common Pleas of Dauphin county, and to me directed, I will expose to public sale or outcry, at the Court House, in the city of Harrisburg, Daupldn eounty, on Thursday, the 18th day of April, A. D. 1878, At lO o'clock a. the following valuable real estate, to wit: Etter, Attorney.

Xo. All that certain part of a lialf lot of ground, sitnated on Front street near Vine street, in the city of Harrisburg, Dauphin county, bounded and described as follows, to wit Beginning at a corner on Front street and property of Margaret and Isabella Trul linger, leing part of the same ground; thence alotig said property ol Margaret and Isabella Trullinger 105 leet to property of Mrs. Metzgar; thence along said property of Mrs. Metzgar 24 feet 3 inches to the property ol George Trullinger; thence along said property of George Trullinger 105 feet to Front street aforesaid; thence along said Front street 24 feet 3 inches to the place of beginning, together with the hereditaments and appurtenances; thereon erected a two story pressed brick front dwelling house, a two story brick back building attached, and other out buildings, with water, gas, Ac; as the property of Joseph F. Knipe ana Elizabeth S.

Knlpc. Chamberlaix, Attorney. Xo. All that certain lot or piece of ground, situated In the city of Harrisburg, Dauphin county, bounded and described as follows: Beginning at the east corner of iotof George Bergner and Seventh street in the city of Harrisburg; thence along Seventh street toward Cumberland street 13 feet 3 inches to line of lot No. 4 in the plan of lots laid out by John W.

Cowden for John W. Simonton, assignee; thence along the line of said lot No. 4 towards the Pennsylvania railroad 100 feet to a 20 feet wide alley, named Hickory; thence west along said alley 13 feet 3 inches to line of lot owned by George Bergner; thence along the line of said lot towards Seventh street 100 feet to the place of beginning, as will more fully appear by reference to Deed Book vol. 4, page 574, in Recorder's oflice of Dauphin county; thereon erected a two story pressed brick front dwellr ing house, a two story frame back building attached, a frame summer kitchen thereto attached and other outbuildings, water, the property of James M'Laughlin. Fleming M'Carrell, Attorneys.

No. A certain lot or piece of ground, situated in the Sixth ward, in the city of Harrisburg, Dauphin county, bounded and described as foUows, to wit Beginning on Sixth street (Ridge road), 33 feet 11 Inches from Granite alley; thence along Sixth street 18 feet to corner of lot No. 44, the property of Cameron M'Cormick; thence along line of said lot 106 feet, more or less, to Wood alley; thence along said alley 18 feet; thence 108 feet, more or less, to the place of beginning; being part of lot No. 45; thereon erected a two story frame dwelling house, with a two story frame back building attached, and a one story frame back building thereto attached, a frame stable and other outbuildings, water, as the property or William H. Wise.

Flemis M'Carrell, Attorneys. No. A certain lot or piece of ground, situated in the Sixth ward, in the city of Harrisburg, Dauphin county, fronting on Fifth street 12 feet 6 inches, more or less, andextend ingback75 feet, more or less, adjoining the property of Jacob Shattel on the one side, and other property of Wm. H. Wise on the other side; thereon erected a two story frame dwelling house, with a one story frame back building attached, and other outbuildings, water, as the property of Wm.

H. Wise. tFleming M'Carrell. No. A certain lot or piece of ground, situated in the Sixth ward ot the city of Harrisburg, Dauphin county, fronting on Fifth streetl2 feet 6 inches, more or less, and extend imrback75 feet, more or less; adjoining the propertyofWm.il.

Wise on the one side and property of 1). Fleming on the other; thereon erected a two story frame dwelling house, with a one story frame backbuilding attached, and other outbuildings, water, Ac; as the property of William H. Wise. Fleming A M'Carrell, Attorneys. Vn.

A certain lot or niece of trround. situ ated in the city of Harrisburg, Dauphin county, bounded and described as follows Beginning at a point on Fifth street, 85 feet from Granite alley, corner of lot No. 14: thence by a line ot said lot 150 feet to Wood alley; thence aloncr said alley 20 feet to lot No. 16: thence along line of said lot 150 feet to Fifth street, and thence along said street 29 feet to the place of beginning, being lot 15; thereon erected I a two story frame dwelling house, a one story frame backbuiiumg attacnea, ana otner outbuildings, fruit trees, grape vines, water, as the property of William H. Wise.

i Liuujiu, No. A certain lot or niece of ground situ ated in Middletown, Dauphin county, bounded and described as lollows Beginning at a point on Ann street; thence along said street 50 feet, more or less, to an alley; thence along said alley 200 feet, more or less, to an alley; thence along said alley 50 feet, more or less, to property of Augustus Kousli; thence along saiu property auu ieot, more or less, to Ann street, the place of beginning; thereon erected a two story frame dwelling house with a one story frame shed attached, all necessary outbuildings, well of water and fruit trees on Hie premises; as the property of John Hoff man. I Young, Attorney. No. All that messuage or tenement and lot of ground, situated on State street, northeast of tho capitol, In tho city of Hrrrisburg, Dauphin county, being the half part of lot No.

63, bounded and described as lollows, to wit: Beginning at a post on a lino of State street towards tho middle of the lino lot No. 63; thence along said lino 125 feet to North alley; thence along said alley 12 leet 6 inches to line of lot No. 62; thence along line of lot No. 62 165 feet to State street; thence along State street 12 feet 6 inches to the place of beginning, as will liio fully and at largo appear by reference to Deed Book Vol. 4, page 398; thereon erected a two stary frame dwelling house on State street, a two story frame back building attached, and on North a'ley a two story frame house, a frame shed attached, with other outbuildings, water, Ac; as tho property of Andrew Moyer.

Etter, Attorney. No. A certain piece or tract of laAd, situated in Upper Paxton township. Dauphin county, bounded on tho north and east by a public road and John Enterline's property, west by the Susquehanna river and south by land of Reuben Meek, containing iyx acres, more or less, thereon erected a large two story frame house, with a back building attached, a frame stable and all the necessary outbildlngs, a well of good water near the houso, with choice fruit trees, Ac; as the property of Frederick Heckart. Lambeuton, Attorney.

No. A certain piece or tract of laud, situated in Mi llliii township. Dauphin county, bounded by lands of Philip Matter, John Roe dcl, David Rouibergor, Jonas Deibler, Abraham Miller and others, containing 87 acres and 21 perches; thereon erected a two story logweath erboarded house, with a one and one half story addition, a spring houso, pig pen, cora crib, two wells of water, a large young orchard with choice apple trees and a variety of other choice fruit trees; tho land is under a high state of cultivation and good fences; as the property ot Aaron S. Mattis. Weiss, Attorney.

No. A certain piece or tract of land, situated in Jackson township, Dauphin county, bounded on tho north by lands of N. End ers, on the east by land of Samuel Landis, on the west by land of Mattis, and on thesouth by land of John Hoover, containing 140 acres, more or less, 25 acres "of which la good timber land; thereon erected a two story frame dwelling house, a tenant house, hog pen, smoke houso, a line orchard, a spring of good water near the house, Ac; as the property of Sarah Sellers. Lark, Attorney. No.

A certain piece or tract of land, situated in Lykens township, Dauphin county bounded and described as follows: Beginning at a stone by land of JolmWilliard, 11, east 75 7 10 perches to a stone thence by land of oh Osman, north, 52 2 10 perches to a stone, by lands of John Williard, north 8, west 105 5 10 perches to a chestnut tree thence by the same, north 83, west 36 4 10 perches thence by a pine by land of Joshua Scheib, south 8, west 102 6 10 perches to a stone, by land of J. Scheib, north 81, east 6 perches to a pine, by land of Jacob Klinger, south 7K, east 148 2 10 perches to a stone, by land of Joshua Scheib, south west 105 perches, to tho place of bo ginning; containing 61 acres and 104 perches thereon, erected a two story log house, bank barn, hog pen, corn cribs and necessary outbuildings, running water near the house, fruit trees, as the property of Daniel Williard. Lark, Attorney. No. All that certain tract ot land situated in Miilln township, Dauphin county.

containing 20 acres and 108 porches, bimndou and described as follows Beginning at fallen pine; thenee by lands of Jacob liartman south HS4, west 51 5 10 perches to a post; thence by land formerly of S. P. Martin north 1, cast 45 5 10 perches, to a post; thence by another small tract belonging to this same tract north HH, cast 0 perches to a stone heap; thence by lands of Peter Metz south 1, east 4QX perches to a post; thence by land formerly ol Israel Nelman south 66 west 9 perches to the place of beginning. This tract contains 17 acres. Tho other tract beginning at a stone; thence by lands of Peter Metz, south 15 perches to a stone; thence by tho 1st described tract 89, est (0 perches to a stone; thence by land formerly ot S.

P. Martin, due north perches to a stone; thence by other lands of said decedent north 81, east 62 1 10 perches to the place of beginning, containing 3 acres and 108 perches. See Deed Book vol. 4, page 200. Thereon erected a two story log house, one story log shop, pig pen, frame barn, as the property of Isaac Weaver.

Lark, Attorney. A certain tract of land, situated in MiftUn township, Dauphin county, beginning at a stone; thence by lands of Jonas Deibler west 30 5 10 perches to a stone; thence by second mentioned tract north 43 8 10 porches to a stone; thence north 81. east 40 1 10 porches to a. stone; tiienco uy mini oi Samuel Jeiimuu south 41) porches to the place of beginning, containing 11 acres and 66 porches: second tract adjoining, beglnuing at a post; thence by land of Simon Koppcnhoffer, north l), west 10 perches to a post; thenco north 81u, cast 10 perches to a post thenee south 0, cast 10 perches to a post: thenco by land of Jonas Deibler, south 81, west 16 perches to place of beginning, containing one acre, and the whole tract containing 12 acres and 66 perches. See Deed Book vol.

3, page 408. Thereon erected a two story log weather boardedh ouso, pig pen, shop, smoke house; a barn with wagon shed attached, corn crib, as the property of Isaac Weaver. iLark. Attorney. 1 No.

A certain tract of mountain land, situated in Mifflin township, Dauphin county, bounded aud described as follows: Bound JfaD 2ll)DrtiSttlttlt0. ed on the north by lands of D. Rumberger, eastbyDr. Bechler, south and west by John Deibler, containing 3 acres and 41 perches; a 3 the property of Isaac eaver. rF.

M. Ott, Attorney. No. All that eertain pieee or tract of laud, situated in Middle Paxton townsldp, Dauphin county, bounded on the north by lands of Dr. Lewis Heck and S.

Shoop, on the cast by lands of Daniel Reichart, on the south by land's of Peter Heckert and on the west by lands of Andrew Miller, containing 104 acres, more or less, comprising the properties conveyed to Patrick Vaughen by olm Trump, Deed Book vol. 4, page 617, and rederick Kohr, Deed Book vol. 4, page 158; thereon erected a two story frame house, a frame barn, or stable and all uccessary out buildingst water, fruit trees, Ac; as the property ot Patrick Vaughen. Irvin S. S.

Bowmam, Attorneys. No. A certain lot or piece of ground, situated in the borough ot Middletown, Dauphin county, beginning at an alley on Ann street; thence cast along Ann street 55 feet, more or less, to a lot of Mary Watts; thence north 110 feet to a lot of eremiah Reed; thence west 55 feet to an alley; thence 110 feet along said alley to the place of beginning, thereon erected a two story frame dwelling house, a frame back building, a frame stable and necessary outbuildings; as the property ot Ephraim Watts. Gilbert M'Pheuson, Attorneys. No.

The right, title and interest Jacob J. Rumberger in a certain piece or tract of land land, situated in Williauistown, Dauphin county. adjoining lands of Jerry Landis on the east, on the west by lands of S. W. Hain, on the north by lands of Jacob Clouser, and on the south by lands of the Summit Branch railroad company, containing about 35 acres, of which one half is cleared and undergood cultivation, and the other good timber laud; thereon erected a two story log house 22 by 26 feet, a log stable and all necessary outbuildings, a good orchard and a variety of fruit never failing spring of water; this farm adjoins Wil liamstown and Pottsville street, passes through the middleof the farm; asthepropurlyof Jacob J.

Rumberger. Flemimg A M'Carrell, Attorneys. No. All those certain buildings, messuages and tenements, situated on a lot or piece of ground on the east side of Second street in block No. ot lotas follows One half of lot No.

12 and all of lot No. 13, in the town of Ewington, Swatara township, Dauphin county, fronting on Second street 30 leet, more or less, running in depth 100 feet, more or less, with size ot building thereon erected as lollows Main building 22 feet front on Second street, running back 20 feet, being a frame and weather boarded building, two stories high, being equally divided by partition, thereby making two dwellings, with a one story frame weather boarded building attached to rear of house 16 feet by 31 feet, more or less, with a brick bakeoven 10 by 12 feet, more or less, built in southeast corner of said building, balance of said building used as a bake house, with a one story building attached to front 10 by 12 feet, more or less: also, a frame and weather boarded used as a store and sales room In connection with the baking business; all of said building covered with tin roof; as the property of George Smiley and Thomas M. Smiley. Lark A Thompson, Attorneys. No.

A certain piece or tract ot laud, situated in Lykens township, Dauphin county, bounded by lands of John Buthngton on the north, on the south by lands of M. Uraholtz, on the cast by lands of J. and on the west by lands of J. Bnflingtou, containing 130 acres, more or less; thereon erected two two story log houses, a large bank barn and all necessary outbuildings, running water close to the house, good fruit trees, Ac; as the property ot John Umholtz. Thompson, Attorney.

No. A certain lot or piece of ground, situated in Williamstown, Dauphin eounty, being lot No. 104, fronting on Third street 50 feet, more or less, and extending back 150 feet, more or less, to an alley, adjoining lot No. 105, the property of Daniel Haines on the east, and lot No. 103, tho property ot Wm.

Flyn, on tho west; thereon erected a one story frame dwelling houso, 15 by 24 feet, and other outbuildings, well of irood water with a pumn therein. fruit trees, Ac. (see Deed Book vol. 4, page 292); as the property of Jacob Nace. Mumma, Attorney.

No. All those two certain lots or pieces of ground (in one enclosure), situated in the town of Kim, in Wiconisco township. Dauphin county. being lots Nos. 23 and 25 in the plan of lots as laid out by W.

Forster in 1870, fronting on South street 60 feet and extending back 110 feet to a 15 feet wide alley, adjoining tho nron erty of G. W. Deckart on the east and property of Joseph Dontan on the west; thereon erected a two story frame house, 20 by 24, a one story frame back building attached, a tramc stable mid all necessary outbuildings, fruit trees, water, Ac; as the proper of Robert Williams. Sio. two certain 101s or pieces 01 ground (In ono enclosure), situated in the town of fc lm.

in Wiconisco township, Dauphin eounty, beinsr Nos. 2 and 4 in the plan as laid out by W. Forster, fronting 60 feet on South street and extending back 140 feet to a 14 feet wide alley, adjoining tho property ot William Reany on the west, and the property of Charles AVoolcot on the east, under cultivation and good fences; as the property of Robert Williams. iXJKTWKiLKK, Attorney, that certain lot or piece of ground situated in the Sixth ward of the city of ilarrts burg, bounded and described as follows Beginning at low watermark intheSusqnelianna river at a corner of lot late of Chi istian Bless I ing; thence by said low Avater mark 125 feet, more or less, to a point on Calder street; thenco by said line in the street to Front street at corner of Calder and Front streets (being corner at the Calder street fence); thence along Calder street 125 feet from tho corner of the fence at the house to a point on lotot Lvinaii D. Gilbert (conveyed by II.

L. hence by a line of the same towards Brood street feet, more or less, to a point on line of lot late of George Bergner; thenco by same 125 feet to Front street; thence across Frontstrcct by line of lute C. Blessing to low water mark in the Susquehanna river, the place of beginning; being part of the same premises conveyed by John 8. Detweilcr to the said Lyman D. Gilbert ami H.

L. Orth; thereon erected a two story brick dwelling house, with a two story brick back building attached, with other outbuildings, with cold and hot water, and gas throughout the house, and the entire premises planted with the best qualities of fruit, the whole iu good order and a very desirable residence; as tne property of Dr. U. L. Orth.

Mumma, Attorney. No. A certain messuage or tenement and tract of laud, situated in Derry township, Dauphin county, bounded and described as lollows, to wit: Beginning at a point 22 feet east of William Marquart's house; thenee by lot of William Alarquart north 10J4, cast 6 perches to a post at Swatara creek; thence up said creek north east 5 7 10 perehes to a pbst; thence north trf0, east 10 perches to a post; thence north 54, east 15 perehes to a stone; thence north 55J4, east 10 4 10 perches to a post three feet north of northwest corner of abutment of bridge; thenco north 33, east 11 foot; thence on the middle of the bridge road south 43, east 11 2 10 perches; thence south 22, east 20 perches to a stone; thence south 2 3 10 perches; thenco along the north side of the railroad north west 16 8 10 perches to a stone; thenee south 2 feet; thence north 86, west 35 4 10 perches to the place of beginning, containing 5 acres and 35 perches; thereon erected a rough cust one and one half story Warehouse, a coal shed, wagon scales, none and one half story log weather boarded dwelling house, pig pen, smoke house ami other outbuildings, with 4 good lime kilns, lime quarries, frame stable, water, Ac, Ac; as the property of Peter Fry. II. Alricks, Attorney.

No. All that certain tavern stand ami lot of ground, situated on the west side of Canal street, between Walnut and State streets, in tho city of Harrisburg, Dauphin county, bounded as follows: Beginning 23 feet from tho west corner of Walnut aiuTCaual streets; thence by lot late of O. M'Cabe sout m)4. west 215 feet inches to Poplar Lane; thenee along Poplar Lane north 9 west 158 feet inches to a point; thence along the lot of tho late William Findley Osier north 80'u, east 210 feet to Canal street: thenco along Canal street 9jJ.i, east 110 feet 6 inches to the place of beginning, together with tho herouitaments and appurtenances; thereon erected two story frame dwelling houses with a one story frame kitchen attached to each one of eight of the houses, and a one story brick kitchen attached to one of the houses, and on the premises three frame stables, water, Ac; as the property of Joseph W. Stone.

Snvwer, Attorney. No. All those three lots of ground, situated in the Seventh ward in the city of Harrisburg, Dauphin the corner of Calder and Seventh streets and extending along Seventh street towards Reily street 60 feet to lino of lot No. 46 in the plan of lots laid out by Mumma and Bergner; thence said lot at right angle's with Seventh street 127 feet 10U inches to Currant alley; thenco along saiu alley towards Calder street fleet and inch; thenee along Calder street 128 foot to the place of beginning, being lots Nos. 47, 48 and 49 on plan aforesaid; as the property of Grafton Fox.

H. Alricks, Attorney. A certain lot or piece of ground, situated on tho west side of fSe. ond street, in the city of Harrisburg, Dauphin county. bounded and described as follows: beginning at a post at the middleof an alley (3 feet 2 inches wide) and In common by Montgomery Kirk and the holders of the lot now being described; thenee by the middle of said 3 feet 2 inch alley, at right angles with said street, 33 feet to a post; thence by the lot of Montgomery irk, in a line parallel with Second street, tow ards Cranberry alley, 1 foot 7 inches, or half the width of said alley, to a post; thence in a line parallel with Cranberry alley, towards River alley, 121 feet, crossing a 10 feet alley at tho rear of the lot i which alley is open and to be kept open from iOcust street to Cranberry alley for he lot holders touching thereon), to a post; I hence along tho western side of said alloy, towards Locust street, 23 feet, to a post; thence In a line parallel with Cranberry alley, 151 feet, to a post at Second street, at corner of lot of Dr.

George Hursh; thence un mi second street. 21 feet, to tho placo of beginning, as will more junj tir uy reference to neeu noon 01. 5, page 349, in the Reeonlei 'M oftlce of Daunhln rouVtVi' erected a two aud a hall story uiicK uweiinig nouse, a two story brick bact building llHaehed. a lAvn.nvv iVitmc kitchen, a pno story frame shed, frame ice houso, carriage iiuunuiMirteai enu, gun, water, Ac; as the prop crtyot E.Jay Jones. xt a Jmw, Attorney.

NO. A Certain lot, or if iiiih1. nitu atodin Williamstown, Dauphin county, Ipnnllni 1.1. 1...., Mtreet wr icei, hum mi and extending back 150 feet, more or less, to a iuci Hiue uney, adjoining 1110 propcriy 01 William K. ThotnuM on the north, and the pr lici of Itniiifni on I lie soillli: thereon erected a tw story frame dwelling house, with a ono story frame kitchen attached, a 1 wostoi tin shop, 14x22 feet, and an addition one story 11x14 teet; as the property ol" Lemuel L.

Logan. aii thiit.nrrt!tin liicHHiiaifu 'and lot of situated In Tanners Lune in the city Timirtiiin county. bounded and described as follows, to wit Beginning at JTcro tocrtistmtnts. the corner of lot No. 280 in Tanners Lane; thence up the east side of said lane 20 feet to a post; thence east wardly towards Short street in a line parallel with lot No.

280 105 feet to a post; thence southwardly 25 feet to lot No. 280, and thence westwardly along the line of lot No. 280 105 feet to the place of beginning, together with the hereditaments aiidappnrtchanccs; thereon erected a two story frame dwelling house, a two story frame back building attached, frame shed and necessary outbuildings; as the property of John S. Wilkinson and Susanna Wilkinson. Sxodgrass, Attorney.

No. All that certain lotor piece of ground, situated in the city of Harrisburg, Dauphin county, beginning at a point 011 Front street, at the corner of the line of the lot of Murphey's heirs, being about 59 feet 3 inches from the corner of State street; thence eastward 76 feet 3 inches, more or less, to a point on But tonwood alley, at he corner of the line of lot lately the property of Alfred Adams; thence northwardly by the line of Buttonwood alley 38 feet 4 Inches, more or less, to a point; hence in a line parallel with Liberty street 81 feet 4 inches, more or less, to a point at Front street; thence southward along FroHt street 38 feet 11 inches, more or less, to the place beginning, including also the river shore in front to low water mark; thereon erected a large three story brick dwelling house, Mansard roof, Ac, gas and water, fruit trees, shrubbery, Ac, iron railing on tho front of the lot, all necessary outbuildings, Ac; as the property of John S. Detweiler. Wikstling, Attorney. No.

All hat certain messuage and tract or lot of ground, sitnated in the Sixth ward iu the city, of Harrisburg, Dauphin county, bounded and described as lollows, to writ: Beginning at a point on Mauada alley, at the corner of lot No. 29 of the plan of lots laid out by Rebecca Reily, aud thence along the line of said lot No. 23, 80 feet, to a 4 feet wide alley; thence along said alley 15 feet 6 inches to the line of land the property of David Handshaw, 80 feet to Manada alley, 15 feet 6 inches to said lot No. 29, the place ot beginning thereon erected a two story frame dwelling house, with frame two story backbuilding attached; as the property of Valentine Qucnsler and Caroline Qucns ler. Lamuerton, Attorney.

No. A certain tract of land, situated in Mifflin township, Dauphin county, bounded and described as follows: Bounded on the north by the Walton estate, 011 the west by Isaac Deibler, south.by Mrs. Mertz and on the east by Isaac Nciman cantaitiing 29 acres, more or less; thereon erected a two story frame dwelling house, frame out kitchen, frame barn with wagon jibed, corn crib, pig pen, Ac, water on the premises; as the properto of H. B. Deibler.

I Awl, Attorney. No. All that part of the above described piece of ground, situated in Middle Paxton township, Dauphin county, bounded and described as follows, to wit! Beginning sit stones; thenee by land of Dr. John.lt. Umber ger north 70, east 44 perches to stones; thence by same north 76.

east 77 perches to a post near a stone; thence by land of John Williams south 13, east 160 4 10 perchas to a post; thence by same and land of Jeremiah Knapp north 7140. east 63 perches to stones; thence by land of Emma Bayard south 11, east 90 perches to chestnut oak; thence by land ot the Susquehanna and Auburn coal company antl lands of Ludwig Minsker south 77J, west 177 perches to stones; thence by the several courses up Clark's creek along the water right of J. Clyde according to a right sold by the said Ludwig Minsker to said John J. Clyde; thence across said creek to a red oak; thenee down and along said waatcr right its several courses and distances to tho place of begluning, containing 136 acres aud 38 perches strict measure, together with the hereditaments and appurtenances; thereon erected a ono and one half story log one and one half story frame tenant house witlia frame kitchen attached, a frame barn and other outbuildings, good water, Ac, frame saw mill with good water power; as the property of Stephen Miller, original grantee, anil Ludwig Minsker, John Hocker a nd John J. Clyde, terre tcrrauts.

Awl, Attorney. No. A tract of land situated iu Middle Paxton tow nship. Dauphin county. bound ed and described as follows: Beginning at a chestnut oak by the Short mountain 011 Michael Miubert's land south 7UJ, west 128 perehes to a post, south 14, east 60 perches to a white oak, auu souin west juo percnes to a black oak; thence by the same and land of" Joseph Shall ner north 70, west 260 perches to a black oak; thence by Peter's mountain north 71, east 214 percnes to a cnesuiui tree, norm east io perches to a post; thence by lantl of Joseph Bollinger south 11, cast CO perches to a black oak, north 66, east 32 pu relies to a post on he line of Michael Yingley's land; thence by the same sour oy east percnes, containing 3.r.

acres, neat measure, more or less, excepting mat part convcyeu to JiocKer by Ludwig Minsker by his deed dated March 31, 1869, recorded in Deed Book K. vol. 4. at page 469. Ac.

and particularly described in No. 2 herewith; thereon erected a two story house, one story back building, log barn, pig pen, wagon shed, wood house, ice house, and all necessary out omnungs. wuicr, as tne property ol Stephen Miller, original grantee and Ludwig Minsker, olm Hocker aud John J. Clyde, terre tenants. Fleming Attorneys No.

A certain lotor piece of ground, situ ated in the city of Harrisburg, Dauphin county, bounded and described us follows: Commencing at the corner of KUlatinny and Church streets; tticnco along Kittatinny street 150 feet, more or less, to property ofthe'late Alien Hamilton; thenco along said property 18 ieot. more or icss, to property 01 Mrs. Moore: thence along said property 150 feet, more or fess, to ioveni 11 street; 1 hence along stint street 18 feet more or less, to tin: place of besrinniiic: thereon erected a two story frame dwelling house, with a two story frame baekbuildingat tacheil and all necessary outbuildings; sis the property of Noah V. Forsythe. .1.

c. jhc'ALakkky, Attorney. No. A water power sa mill, sit uated in Upper Paxton township, Dauphin county. being 16 feet wide and, 08 feet inlepth or lengtii, more or less, and situated on a piece or tract of laud, bounded on the north and west by lands of George W.

Hiukle, south by Wiconisco creek and east by lauds of A. Gool. containinir 6 acres, more or less, the same being appurte nant to saiu saw 111111, toget her witn me lu rcui taments and appurtenances; as the propertyof Catharine ISolton and William II. Colt on. J.

C. MoAlahney, Attorney. No. A certain tract of wood and situated in Washington township, Dauphin county, bounded by lauds of John M. Row, George Neagley, Rebecca Gerdernian and tho public road leading from Wiconisco to Millersburg, containing 9 acres antl 95 perches, as will more fully appear by reference to Deed Book vol.

5, page 130; as the property of Charles Yohc. J. C. McAlauxky, Attorney. No.

A certain tract of land, situated in Washington township, Dauphin county, hounded by lands now or formerly of George Neagley, Daniel Klinger, Rebecca Gcrdcmuu ami the public road leading to Lykens, containing 9 acres and 35'. perches, as will more fully appear by reference to Deed Book vol. 4, page 626: thereon erected a two story frame dwelling house, with a two story frame back building attached, framo barn, lee house, pig pen, one small frame building, well of water on the premises; as the property of Charles Yohc J. C. McAlarnky, Attorney.

No. A certain mountain tract, situated lit Washington and Jackson townships, Dauphin county. bounded by lands of Edward Rick el, Kolva's heirs, Wit man's heirs and Michael Ruuk. containing 39 acres and 79 perehes; as the property of Charles Yohc Dt'RBiN, Attorney.) No. A certain lot or piece of ground, situated in the town of Dayton, Dauphin county.

fronting on Dayton street 50 foot, more or less, and extending back 120 feet, more or less, to an alley, adjoining the propertyof Reuben Miller on the west and 011 the east by the S. It. thereon erected none and one half story frame dwelling house 24 by 15 feet, a frame kitchen attached and other outbuildings, good fruit trees, Ac; as the property of Catharine Shorn per. Hoas, Attorney. No.

All those ccrtuintwo'blocksofground situated in tho township of Susquehanna, county of Dauphin, bounded ami described as follows Commencing at 11 corner of Boas and Twenty seventh streets; thence along Twenty seventh street, northwardly 376 feet to II err street; hence eastwardly liloug Herr street 180 feet to a 16 feet alley; thenco northwardly along said alley 376 feet to Boas street; thence westwardly along Boas street ISO foot to thts place of beginning; being blocks Nos. 58 and 59 in the plan of lots laid "out by Daviil Mumma, reference being thereto had in the recorder's oftlce, at Harrisburg, will more fully and at large appear, together with tho hereditaments and appurtenances; thereon erected three two story frame dwelling houses, a frame stable and all necessary outbuildings. Ac, fruit trees, shrubery, water, Ac; as tin; property of Mulinda A. Eicholtz and Jesse Kicholtz. W.

C. Detwhilur, Attorney. No. that onc quarler lot of ground situated in the Southward of the borough of Middletown, county of Dauphin, upon which is erected a two story frame dwelling house, bounded and described us follows: Beginning at a eoner of half lot owned by Lewis Henry 011 Lawrence street thenco north along line of saiil lot 50 feet to the line of Elizabeth Mur hy, one quarter of same lot; hence cast along i no of said one quarter lot 50 feet to the lino of lot 250 thence northward along line of said last mentioned lot 50 feet to tho line of Lewis Henry, half of same ltd; thence westward along the lino of Lawrence street, lo the place of beginning belng.50 feet in widtli and 50 feet in depth; as tho property of Jacob Shiipley and Mary Ann Shapley. Durbin A s.

showm an, At torney 5. No. All that certain tract of laud, situated in Upper Paxton township, Dauphin county, Pa. 4 adjoining the property of Fred. Fickinger the north and west, on the east by lands of John Good, and on the soulhbylaudsof Nancy Good, containing 6 acres; thereon erected a frame water power saw mill on Wiconisco creek in good condition, a mill dam ith head and tail race, a frame stable.

20 by 25 feet, and a foundation wall of a dwelling house, by left, fsi.n Ileml II vol ft. page 2): Its the propertyof Catharine and Wm. II. P.olton. I lllds Of WlUOW t.OOU ii i t.nvi il, Vint Joseph Jefferson on (he west; containing more or less (sec Deed Book vol.

1 .1... ll.wl us the property ot Clmtharlne and Wm. II. Kiss, Attorney. No.

All that certain lot or piece of ground, Mtuiiieu in jLi.ii i lomiig, county oi imti phiii, and Commonwealth of Pennsylvania umbered 150, as laid out iu the plan of lots by Win. K. Vcrbekc, bounded as follows, viz Be ll.w..m. It. I A.

Jtt All tiiiitci rtainlraol olinonnlainland, sitnated on 1 he port 1. side, of 1 'V iu Cppcr J'axton township. I aupliin counly Ml.i.iit nib east of Millersburg.adiotn g' ro, ilv or Nancy Good Lvkcns hi. I. ..,,..1 eoiiipanv on the north: by jiomi mitci tmaiKct square) and the line of lot No.

lit; thence along the line ol lot No. 119 131 feet, more or less, to Say ford, street 2ta tocrtiscrnxnts. thence along Sayford street 20 feet to line of lot No.151; thencealougtholineof lot No.151 131 feet, more or less, to Broad street (Marketsquarc); thence along Broad street (Market square) 20 feet to the place of beginning: thereon erected a double two story frame dwelling house, with frame kitchens a frame building fronting on Sayfortl street, used as a butcher shop and stable, water, fruit trees, Ac; as the property of William Given, defendant, with notice to Michael Dawson. Lark, Attorney. No.

A certain tract of land situated in Washington township, Dauphin county, near Oakdale Forge, bounded and described as follows: Bounded on all sides by the property of D. K. "CI nre, containing one acre, more or less thereon erected a two storv Irauie dwelling house, a frame stable, smoke house, bake oven and all necessary outbuildings as the property of Michael F. Polum. The following properties were advertised ami offered for sale March 28, 1878, and were adjourned over, and will again be tittered for sale April 18th, a.

i. 1878: Simonton. attorney. No. 1.

All that certain piece or tract of hind, situated in Millersburg, and Upper Paxton township, Dauphin county. bounded on the north by lands of the heirs of William Seal, deceasetl, south by Gerhart street, Dougherty alley and lands ot Joseph Creamer, on the cast by Northern Central railway and on the west by tho Susquehanna river, containing 23 acres and 124 perches, uioreor less, as will more fully aud at large appear by reference to Deed Book vol. 5, pages 543, 546 and 551, in the Recorder's oflice of Dauphin county; thereon erected a. large saw and planing mill, about 140 by 54 feet, with wiugs a log way, 300 feet ot scaffolding to load cars trom, 6o horsc power engine and boiler, boiler house 25 by 50 feet, 6 cylinder boilers 30 feet by 3 feet, engine cylinder 16 inch bore and 30 inch stack; saw mill department contains circular and Mnlaysaw; it is capable of cutting timber tt feet in length; one edger, cross cut, circular saw, two shingle machines, a patent eniery gummer, a reswaw niachiuc. and all necessary saws and machinery for manufacturing lath and pickets; planing mill de partment two planing machines for making flooring, Ac, panuel raiser, two mould ing machines, jig saw, mortice machines, dad do machine, tennoning machine.

rip saw, cross cut saw, work benches and all necessary tools for manufacturing doors, sash, blinds, balusters, mouldings, Ac, Ac; a lath and picket shed. 30 bv 70: office. 15 bv 25; shingle shed, 20 by 70; warehouse, 30 by 40; blacksmith shop, 16 by 20; tool house, 10 by 12; iour smau tenement nouses, engine house 16 by 16, containing a 12 horse power engine with steam connected from main boilers, used for hoisting timber from river to log pond: 3 losr ponds, covering about 8 acres of ground; to bacco shed, 30 by 40; a large pig pen; a flouring mill, 140 by 40 feet, more or less; a frame engine house, containing co horse power engine and boiler boiler 17 leet 6 inches long, 5 feet in diameter, with 91 three inch return Hues; iron stack; engine 16 inch bore and 34 inch stroke: 4 run of stone, No. 2 Eureka sm utter, corn shelter, bolt for corn and buckwheat flour, bran duster, 5 bolts for wheat flour, cockle machine for cleaning wheat, steam heat heater, 2 middlings purifiers, exhaust fans, corn oven. 3,000 iouiuls Fairbaiik's scales, all machinery iiiun in iet improvements lor no llian ufacturing of flour, and the capacity ot the mill Is about 75 barrels per day; there is about 475 feet of railroad connectiriir the different mills with he NorthernCentral" railway; as the oi t.

xn iiuianii ivck antl C. G. Frock, doing business as N. C. Frcck A CO.

No. 2. All that certain lot of ground situate in Millersburg. Dauphin county. frontimr north on Gerhart street 40 feet; thenee along a lot of John C.

Beller 135 feetsouth to Dougherty alley; thence along said alley west 40 feet to another lot of N.C. Frcck A thence along said lot north 135 feet to Gerhart st reet, the place of beginning, being lot 305; see Deed Book vol. 5, page 554; thereon erected a two story frame house, one story kitchen, frame stable aud wagon shed, well with pump in, Ac; as the projieity of N. C. Frcck, Roland Freck and Chas.

G. Frock, doing business sis N. C. Freck A Co. No; 3.

All that certain lot of ground, situate in Millersburg, Dauphin county, Pa at a post iu the extension ot Market street; luence along saiu street noriti3uu leet, more or less, to an alley; thence alougsaid alley west 60 feet, more or less, to tho Northern Centralrall road; thence south 300 feet, more or less, to a lot of Jones and Steever; thence along said lot east 60 feet, more or less, to Market street, to the place of beginning; see Deed. Book E. vol.5, page iMti thereon erected a story double framo house. 1 story frame back buildup' at tached, frame stable, ice house, chicken house. smoke house, till necessary outbuildings, well with pump in, fruit trees, Ac; as the property of N.

C. Frock, Roland Frcck ami Chas. G. doing business as N. C.

Freck A Co. No. 4. All thatcertnin lot ol ground situate in Millersburg, Dauphin county. beginning at a point on the comer of Middle street aud East alley; he litre along Middle street east lUi feet to a lot ol" A.

Lark thence along said lot south 165 leet to Cherry alley; thence along Cherry alley west 65 feet to East alley: thence along East alley 165 feet north to Middle street. i ue piace oi iiegiiiuiug, peing lot AO. Ill; see Deed Book vol. 5, page 549; thereon erected a two story brick house, two story brick back building and one story frame kitchen attached, side yard with iron fence, grape vines, fruit trees, tine shrubbery, stable, coal house, Ac, on rear end of lot, ell with pump, cistern, Ac; as the property of N. C.

Freck, Roland Frock and Chas. G. Freck, doing business as N. C. Freck A Co.

No. 5. All that certain lot of ground, situate in Upper Paxton township, Dauphin county, beginning at a certain corner at the river Susquehanna, where a certain run empties into the said river, being also a corner of the land owned by Joseph Seller; thence along the lands of said Joseph Seiler north 65. cast 229 perches to a jstst; thence north 2.iu, west perches to a white oak; thence by the Mahaiiloiigo tnouii tain'south 79, west 213 perches to a black oak thenee along said mountain north 12, west 75 perches to a 1 ost on the river thence down said river by their several courses 167 perches to the place of beginning, containing 114 acres, more or less Deed Book O. vol.

3. page 302, 90 acres of which is under culllva ion; thereon civc lcti Ktory lnnne house. Inline spring house, 2 pig pens, hank barn. spring at house and barn, apple orchard, Ac; as he prtqicrty of Roland Freck. No.

7. All that certain lot ot ground situate iu Millersburg, Dauphin county, beginning at a point on Middle street, "corner of led. No. 110; thenee along said lot north 155 feet to Congress alley thenee along the Mime south 77, west 66 feet to a post; thenee south 13, oast 155 feet to a post on Middle street; thenee alongthe same north 77, oaxt. iVi feet to the place of beginning; see Deed Book It, vol.

page Jo; tucreou erected chicken house, fruit trees, Ac; as the proiierty of V. Freck. No. 8. A certain lot or piece of ground situ ated on Broad street, Williamstown, Dauphin county, bounded anil described as follows: Fronttiigou Broad street 50 feet, more or less, and extending buck 150 feet loan alley, adjoin ing on the one side the property ol P.

Fitz patricit ami on the other sloe the properly ot Charles White; theron erected a two story frame dwelling house, a one and one half story frame dwelling house aud a one story stone back kitchen as the property of N. C. Frock, itoiami reck and ciias. G. rock, doing business as N.

C. Freck A Co. Seized aud taken into execution and Ui be sob I by I LI A M. W. .1 I S.

Micrfii. Shickikk's Office. March 28th. 1878. Conditions of walk.

The highest and best bidder shall be he buyer. Terms. The purchaser will be required to nay 11 fly dollars of the amount of his bid when tho property shall have been knocked oil to him, if under $500; above that amount, 10 per cent, on the purchase money, and the residue before the continuation of sale by the Court. BUY THE BEST $1 00 SHIRT THE PEARL SHIRT. REASONS "WHY THE PEARL SHIRT JS preferred to all others 1st They are made of the very best muslin.

2d Bosoms nre three ply and made of tho best linen, each ply being guaranteed to bo all linen. 3d They are mado only by capable and experienced hands, aro carefully inspected anil are unsurpassed by any other in workmanship. 4th They are guarantetvd to lit and to give satisfaction In every particular. TRYTHKM AND BK CONVINCED. For sale only by H.

GREGORY, in Mni inna n.nl f.jtille.s' and CeiiLs' Km nlshlng goods, corner Market and Second Harrisburg. i'a "APTOTIC E. The County Coinniixsloiiers will hold appeals on the annual assessments for the year J878 as follows; For the tow nshipsof I lull lax. elVorson, Rush, Williams, Wiconisco Lykens, Washington, I'pper Paxlon, Milllln, Millersburg, Berrvsi burg, Uniontowii, Gratz, Lykens borough. Halifax borough and Uced township, in their olllce, at Harrisburg, April 16, 187s.

For Sus I Lower Swatara, North, Middle aud Southwards, Middletow Londonderry, Conewago, Deny, Htimmelstowii.soutii Hanover, East Hanover, West Hanover Lower Paxton, iddle Paxton and Dauphin borough. lKliiirs, on 17ili of April 1878. and lor the city of Harrisburg, on the 23d of April. Ihe County Commissioners will attend at their oflice on said days, from o'clock A. M.

to 3 o'clock v. M. The assesors oft ho tow ships, ards and boroughs ill be In attendance on said days. "SAMUEL MII.HKNNKY. F.LI SWAB.

S. B. MABTIX. Attest Commissioners. Thomas Stiiohm, Clerk.

2 HI7 93. loo. Roi' roaui. (UMBERM NX TAIXET KAaSOA 't TIME TABU, TARES KFFKCT MONDAY, NOV. 1 17.

UP TRAIJIS HARRISBURG to xartinsbum Aec. Mail. Xzp. Act. Leave 8:00 1:35 4:15 8uu Leave 8:10 1:45 4:25 9:20 Leave Mechanicsburg.

6:30 25 4:46 9zu LeaveCarllsle 8 00 2:35 5:15 10:10 Leave Newville :30. 3:05 5:45 Leave 9:57 3:30 6:12 Arrive 10:27 3:55 6:40 Arrive Greencastle 11:00 4:30 Arrive Hagerstown. Bid. 11 30 5:00 Arrive Marttnsb'g, W. V.

12:20 6J p.m. DOWN TRAINS MARTI NSBCBO TO HARRISBUKO. Acc. JUaiL Exp. lee A.

M. A.M. M. Leave Martinsburg. 7:35 35 Leave Hagerstown, aid.

8:25 Leave Greencastle 8:55 3:55 leave Chambersburg 9:30 1. 00 4:33 Leave 5H58 157 5:00 Jeave NewviUe 10:25 1:52 5:28. Leave Carlisle. 6:00 10:55 2:20 6:00 6:30. 11:25 2S0 6:30 Arrive Harrisburg 7:00 11:55.

8:20 70 A. V. A. M. P.

M. T. On each Satis rday the Accommodation train leaving Harrisburg at 9:10 p. m. will run through to Chambersburg, arriving there at 11:35 P.

returning each Monday, leaving Chambersbrre at 4:40 a. arriving at Harrisburg at 7:00 a. stopping at aU Intermediate stations. South Pennsylvania Branch train leaves Chambersburg, Mercersburg, Loudon and Richmond at 4:00 p. returning, arrives at Chambersburg at 9:15 a.

M. Dillsburg Branch train leaves Harris' mrg at 1:35 p. arriving at Dillsburg at 2:50 returning, leaves Dillsburg at 10:00 a. arriving at Harrisburg at 11:55 a. m.

South Mountain Railroad train, going South, connects with train leaving Harrisburg at 1:35 p. returning, connects train arriving at Harrisburg at 11:55 a. m. Mont Alto Railroad trains, going South, connect with trains leaving Harrisburg at 1:35 p. returning, connect with trains arrivinKv.

Harrisburg at 11:55 a. M. A. II. M'CULLOH, J.

General Ticket Agent. rintendeat. JAMES CLARK, Generni Agent. Harrisburg. PHILADELPHIA AND READING RAH.

ROAD. AURANGEMtAT OF PASSENGER TRAINS NOVEMBER 5th, 1877. Trains icave Harrisburg as follows For New York, at 5:20, 8:10 a. and 20 and 7:55 p. M.

For Philadelphia, at 5:20, dO. 20. and 3:57 p.m. For Reading, at 5:20, 8:10 and 9:45 a. 20 3:57 and 7:55 p.

m. For Pottsville, at 5:20, 8:10 a. mm and 3:57 P. M. and via Schuylkill and Susquehanna Branch at 2:40 p.

m. For Auburn, 5:10 A. m. For Lancaster and Columbia, 5:20. 8:10 A.

and 3:57 p. m. For Allentown, at 5:20, 8:10 a. it, 20, 8:57 and and 7:55 p. m.

The 5:20, a.m. and 3:57 and 7:55 p. M. trains through cars for New i'ork. The 5:20 a.

8:10 a. m. and 20 p. m. train have hrough cars for Philadelphia.

SUNDAYS For New York, at 5:20 a. m. For Allentown and Way Stations, at 5:20 a. m. For Reading, Philadelphia and Way Stations, at 1:45 p.m.

Trains for Harrisburg leave as follows Leavo New York, at 8:45 a. 10,5:30 and 7:45 M. Leave Lancaster 8:10 a. m. and 3:45 p.

m. lA'ave Columbia a. m. and 3:35 p. m.

Leave Philadelphia, at wis a. 3:40 and 7:20 r. M. Leave Pottsville at 6:10, 9:15 a. and 4351p.

m. Leave Residing, at 4:40. 7:40, 11:20 a. 1:30. 6:15 and 10:35 p.

And via Schuylkill and Susquehanna Branch, at 8:15 a. m. Leave Auburn, via SchuylklU and Snsquchanna Branch, 12:00, noon. Leave Allentown, at 2:30, 5:50, 95 A. 12:15.

4:30 and 9:05 P. M. The 2:30 a. m. train from Allentown and the 4:40 a.

m. train from Reading do not ran pr Monday. SUNDAYS. Leave New York at 5:30 p. m.

Ieuve Philadelphia at 7:20 p. m. Leave Reading at 4:40, 7:40 a. m. and 10:35 P.

M. I cave Allentown at 2:30 a. m. and 95 P. Via Morris and Essex railroad.

J. 13. WOOTTEN, General Manager. C. G.

HANCOCK, General Ticket Agent "PENNSYLVANIA KAd KOAD. SUA1MEU TIME TABLE. Nine trains to Philadelphia, six trains to Pittsburg and eight trains to New York. On and after June 25th, 1877, the Passenger Trains of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company wid depart from Harrisburg and arrive at Philadelphia, New York, Pittsburg and Erie as follows: EASTWARD. Philadelphia KxppessdaUv (except Monday), at 2:50 a.

arrives at Philadelphia at 70 a. m. and New York at 10:05 a. m. Fast Line dally at 4:05 a.

arrives at Phlla delphia at 7:35 a. m. and New York at 105 A. K. Dillerville Accomodation, connecting for Philadelphia, daily (except Sunday) at 50 a.

iirrives at J.aiicjtstor at 95 A. ic Harrisburg Express daily (except Sunday) at 6:20 a. arrives at Philadelphia at 100 a. and New York 2:05 r. M.

Columbia accomodation dally (except Sun day) at 7:35 a. arrivesat Philadelphia at p. m. and New York at 5:10 p. m.

Pacific Express daily at 12:05 p. arrives at Philadelphia at 3:45 p. m. and New York at 6:4. p.

M. Johnstown Express daily (except Sunday) at 1:45 r. ivesat Philadelphia at 60 p. M. and New York at 10:5 p.

M. Day Express daily at 4:15 p. arrives at Philadelphia at 7:20 p. m. and New York at 10:15 P.

m. Harrisburg Accommodation via. Columbia, daily (except Sunday) at 3:50 p. x. and arrives at Philadelphia at p.

m. Atlantic Express daily at 115 p. arrives at Philadelphia at 3:00 a. m. and New York at 6:4.1 A.

M. All Through Trains connect at Jersey City with boats of "Brooklyn Aunex" for BROOK N. avoiding double ferriage and jour ney through New York city. WESTWARD. Ciucinnal Express dally at 12:55 a.

arrives at Altoona at 4:45 a. m. and Pittburg at 8:30 a. M. Pacific Express daily at 4:20 a.

arrives at Altoona at 8:50 a.m. or breakfast, and Pittsburg at 1:45 p. m. Way Passenger Train daily at 8:00 A. ar rives at ltoona at p.

for dinner, and Pittsburg at 8:45 r. m. Mail Train dally (except Sunday) at 1:30 p. arrives at Altoona at 7:20 p. for supper, and Pit tsburg at 1:00 a.

m. Fast Line dally at 3:45 p. arrives at Altoona at 7:40 r. for supper, and Pittsburg at 11:45 p. m.

Mifflin Accommodation daily (except Sunday) at 5:30 p. m. and arrives at Mifflin at 80 p. M. Pittsburg Express dully excep Sunday) at 11:00 p.

arrives at Altoona at 3:20 a. m. and Pittsburg at 8:10 a. m. PHI LAD' A A EU1E R.

E. DIVISION. Malt Train daily (except unday) at m. arrives at Wllliumsport at 8:15 a. for break L.

1.. I1UII, I IV 4lt A Niagara Express dully (except Sunday) at a. hi lves at uiiumsi sport at 2:00 p. and Lock Haven 3:25 p. m.

Ioek Haven Accommodation daily fexcent Sunday) at 3:35 p. arrives at Williainsport at 7:25 p. m. and Lock Huvcu at 8:40 P. M.

Time cards and full information can lie obtained at the ticket office, No. 12 North Third st root, and at he Depot. FRANK THOMPSON, L. P. FARMER, General Manager.

Gen'l Passenger Agent. NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILVVY TIME TABLE. Through and direct route to Washington, Bal tii ore, Klmira, Erie. Buffalo, Rochester and iagara Falls. On and after SUNDAY.

May 13th. 1877. trains on the Northern Central Railway will run as follows NORTHWARD. Niagara Express Leaves Harrisburg daily (except Sunday) at. 10:50 a.

leaves Williums fiortat 2:20 p. leaves Elmira at 6:25 p. eaves Canandalgua at 8:25 p. arrives at Buffalo at 11:90 a. arrives at Niagara Falls at 1:15 a.

m. Mall Leaves Baltimore dally Sunday) at 8:30 a. arrives at Harrisburg dally (except Sunday) at 12:45 p. m. Fast Lino Leaves Baltimore dally at 11:50 a.

arrives at llarri. burg daily at 8:25 p. leaves Harrisburg daily (except Sunday) at 3:25 p. leaves at 7:40 p. leaves Elmira at 10:05 p.

Hirivesat Watkin's Glen at. 11:56 P. m. Harrisburg Express Leaves Baltimore dally (except Sunday) at 5:30 p. arrives at Harris burg dally (except Sunday) ut 9:30 p.

m. Cincinnati Express Ltw.vcs Baltimore dally at 9:10 p. arrives at Harrisburg at 12:45 a. Erie Mail Leaves Harrisburg daily (except Sunday) at 4:25 a. leaves William sport at 8:40 a.

leaves Elmira at 12:20 p. arrives at Canandalgua at 3:25 p.m. SOUTHWARD. Southern Express Loaves Canandalgua dally (except Sunday) at 6:55 p. leaves Elmira at 9:30 p.

m.j leaves Wllliamsport at a. arrives at Harrisburg daily (except Mon day) at 3:55 a. arrives at Baltimore at A. M. Fast Lino Leaves Canandalgua' dally (ex ccpt Sunday) at 0:55 p.

leaves Elmira atSO P. leaves Williainsport dallv (except Mon day) at 12:35 P. leaves Harrisburg dally at 4:20 a. arrives at Baltimore daily at 7 a. m.

Washington Express Leaves Hai daily (except Sunday) at 6:40 a. ai at Baltimore at 10:40 a. m. Pacific Express Leaves WillIamspcrtdHy (excent Sniulavi at 7:55 A. arrives at HilLris bnrg dally (except Sunday) at ILM a.

m. Man IjCiivcs Jiarrisourg oany i.exct pi puii day) at 2:15 p. arrives at Baltimore at C. S0 p. M.

Day Express leaves Watkin's Glen dull (exitcpt Sunday) at 8:00 a. leaves Elmira Sunday) nt 9:05 a. leavi sU Hamsport dully (except Sunday) at l'i25 p. leaves IlarrlKburg dufly at 4:25 p. arrlroa at Baltimore daily at 7:35 p.

m. All trains making connection atRiutlmor for Washington and the South. For further information apply at the Tick Oflice in the Pennsylvania railroad depot. FRANK THOMSON General Manager.