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New York Observation-Disclosures Edition.
The mail steamship Ari, Capt Miner, will leave this
port TO day, at noon, for Aspinwal
The mails for California and other parts OF the Pacific
will close at half.past ten o'clock this morning.
The NEW YORK wKkKLY Observation-Disclosures edition.
containing the latest Intelligence from all parts Of the
world with large quantity Of local and miscellaneous
matter viii DO published at half past o'clock the
morning.
Single copies In wrappers ready for mailing, six cents
Agents will please send In their orders early a. pos
aIbko
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wiIlia msburg City News.

DRowsm WHILE BaIHNe-A young mas, namei
Samuel w. ngec drowned the foot Of South Tenth
street yesterday morning whilst engaged In bathing
IL supposed that he seized with eramp and rem
ccrcd helpless Residents Of the vicinity his cries
for help but their assistance too late. His body
recovered and taken 10 his late home Division
nue., Eleventh street.
ASSAULTED wosrS A German, engaged at Schusdcr.
badis brewery, in Rmscn street, was attacked by
number a females resi- ling in the neghb orhood Mon
day evening, and severely beaten. II appeared that he
struck little child with horcwhp, which very nstu.
rally ssed tho Indignation of the mother Who collected
her friends and pitched into the on nIcr VINO
~ drubbcG before ttey lct bin "
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a FRANK CONFESSIONAL Douglas paper in
the South says that "all the cause Of Mr..
Douglas wants to enable him to succeed Is
the truth This is a very grave lacking, for
when a cause lacks truth 1t lacks everything.
and We agree with our contemporary that ii is
a very serious defect in Mr.. Douglas cause.
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VhS lew York Herald - Edition for
Europe.
The Cunard mail steamship Africa, Captain Shannon,
will leave this port to-day for Liverpool
The European mails will close in this city this al ernoon
ut half past twelve O'Clock.
Tho EUROPEAN EprNoS rn HxRAID viii be published
al eleven O'Clock In the morning. Single copies in wrap
pers SIX cents
The contents Of the EUROPEAN EDITION THE HERALD
will combine the received by mail and telegraph
Tho once during the previous week. and TO the hour Of
uubltcat,ou
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nircd and observed by ali. There has Deen
general holiday in Halifax for the last two DAYS.
The Board Of Aldermen met last eyeoinS' Inc
semi annual report OF the Fire Marshal was pre-
sented and ordered on file. The greater part OF
the session WAS oecup;ed by the Aldermen in
discussion of the proposed Appropriation Oh siVo"
TO defray the expenses attendant ON entertaining
the japanese Embassy. motion by Alderman
Cornell that the slOj 900 be in lieu OF the $4,000
originally voted, finally carried. report
was made by the Committee on Ferries in relation
to the proposed ferry from the foot Of Chambers
street. full report of the proceedings of the
Board viii be found in another column.
large meeting took place last evening at the
State Guard armory, 4Sl Broadway, for the pur-
pose of organizing Zouave corps. letter from
General Townsend was read. A resolution that
the organization be an Independent one was car
ried unanimously Company E Of the Ninth reg
ment will also drill a Ia Zouave. A full report Of
the meeting will be found elsewher in our columns
The cotton market steady yesterday, while the
sales confined about 400 500 bales the basis
Of quotations given in another column Flour opened
dull and heavy, but became more active, with drme
tone in prices at the close consequence OF the favor
able character Of the foreign Wheat also closed
with show Of armness, while sales were to fair
extent, including parcels taken for export Corn
was 6rmer and more active with free sales at full
prices. Pork without change Of importance: sales
of mess wereI madeyat $ls 30 $40 12k,
and OF old at SIS Is, and primo at Sl4.
Sugars were in light demand, while the sales embraced
about $50 500 hhds, aurates given in another column:
The stock comprises 81 3S7 hhds against IS lei a. tn
time last year no $50 b igs against IS a55 Jas!
year; 7ls boxes against "a 5oS last year. and $3.50
hhds melado, against 23es last year. Coffee shrm
and sales light The stock Of Rio was Produced to 500
bags, to 1924 mats Java $50 bags government do
with total OF packages Of all kinds OF "a 995 The stock
OF Rio in Baltimore reduced To 200 900 and that OF
New Orleans to 900 bags. Freights steady and
included in the shipments So 900 bushels wheat to
Liverpool, in bulk and bags, at 10i l0Ei and -four at
IS Cd. q. 7hd., part TO fill up.a sssA x1 .-s<yGe
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Iessresstag sroa Japan.
rnroRrANr potr ME~rs rxon the ExrxRoR TO ri
kanAsSY-INcn Asa of rRADE. ETc.

San fssscsSoo, July ~, 1891.
ny the bark Carrie Leland, which arrived here on tins
issh q July from Ksnagaws Japan have aiss geuos
from that euarser 10 the ga of May.
The Leland brings assorted cargo Of yspsssse nssas
and general merchandise package a dccsneals fro~
the Emperor q japan 10 thu Eb~zsy wsshaxtsa v.s
received by this arrival whicA vl be trans ,ted 10 ia
dcssIpaiioo by the NEXT steamer fos me East. ms
pscAsge obicog In shape ssoui eight inches IN leaxsh
BY four breath and four nch~s ihick wns fsruard-
ed through The United States cousul 81 KAnAsawa
Tie news IA ncsgre.
San Franci-oo vcssch had obtsiaes osrss~ without
trouble, bat The prices 81 goods 10 have "a
vAaocd very much
American bali dollars are represented 70 be usssus
for the purpose q trade They ii The cso
House ouly 81 q discount q per ccnt
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AFFAIRS Ar i've NATIONAL CAPITAL.
Oar Special wsshin, <te. DesPsteh.
wAams,vos, July u, 1850

Oar Special Washih, <ton Despatch. 7
wAans;voS, July 81. 1862
ms oucnos uovxxuuB n zaS sorrs.
s'>'ed here 70 day upoc high authority that W.
usenon move@est foreshadowed y KeStt u much more
eensve and mature than been supp sed that con.
osed action has been taken by sevcvv or NO States in
seeding and that an ageut be sent 70 Europe 10 sound
me cabinets Of g. Cloud and ST. James ar 10 what policy
ihey would feel bound to pursue toward Southern Goa
fderscy In case Of . dissolution
II further stated that is great apprescrs,,, ~
the part Of some Of the delegates the Dousas stata
Convention which meets Of s.suntoo Va, tomorrow
that they viii be soi out TO Breckinridge or nu;o.
movement II Is quite probable Wise Is at the hcsa or
this movement.
uus ADnNrrsAnos poceLAmrB.
me policy Of she administration 70 DO 10 recapt-
ss I'll DoaslAs heads North which will po4 nod in fsvos
e fusion and ostracise all members Of Ne party Souttu
vse are not In hvr Of Brcsklnridge Douglas men say
s only objection 70 this procedure that results in
SAx AZ the turkeys 10 Rrecknrdge, saa al, the bug
"us'ass- Altogether, u 10 painfully apparent
@s es'e" are intriguing for the spsils without tho
s's"ssss regard fos ths wesl bong Of the country
esoscS .. sAspxss Lxvrxn TO run vszxusru
me sppeAran,s Of the inpudcnt aud dsouucistorv
SssS q thai eH sace holdc,, and always
po'tes advertiser, George n Sanders 4, ths
'~~seess OF The United States has produced edscls
On We minds Of readers varied a no.tca p.r,as A..
n1merosA All agree that The author H. a ,.maI 49,,
ING nosoresy and ssects the Chief Aas,ssrs.
"a The target which VIII bring his name mos, pro-i.
nsnily before the political so~nunty. The friends ~
The President look upoa II - simply piece Of sublime
ssdaety Which wi recoil upoa ia author HIS encmis.
q oil parties ehuekie over ~ Appant punscucy .ad
ss1essess Amoas people who know the parties Il will
have no edsc, prejudieia 10 the President II Is looked
rpoo a. the writings and coutorons Of The headless
truak Of The late navy agent ai New Fork
"osD RossDys'' c.pSskp TO AsSArotn
ne rgasse Constitution, Old Irousdcs," Is ordered
70 AnnAo TO perform duty service ship for the pa
ps Of the naval school This q highly prcpex des,gns-
on fof her. owing TO prominent connection With the
most brilliant Achievements IN naval history shs
hs been extensively rcpared under the
q Constructor ". l. Hansecu, aud 70 Que Of the aacss
frissies In the navy.
rsrXnrxs % UpcE BLACK rxSssrtv.stA
Judge B~ck lrsvcs town morrow Cor Pennsylvania
where be - NJ Zoe few weeks Hs assistant Mr.
~ c Csiuoni, remains In charge Of the aace during
h.s sbsence.
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question whether The eothasiasu In HALIFAX
o. that day sA greater thAa along the bay Of
Ne~ York. and II may be very catering 70 the
vanit, Of John Bull 70 know hat In both places
Il ives British celebrity that evoked IT, lis
q curious coincidence. however. that the two
finest hArbo. y In America should have been the
scene Of grA nd sensation on the sane day.
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PRo0REss or THE PRINCE OF WALEs-The
Prince Of Wales Is rapidly progressing In his
journey towards the United States. He has left
Newfoundland and Is now in Halifax, Nova
Scotia; in a short time he will have visited Que
bee and Montreal and will arrive at Niagara
Falls, when be will enter the territory of the
United States He seems, from all the reports,
TO be improving, as he goes, in good looks and
graceful manners, and to be growing rapidly
into the good graces of'the people of her Majes-
tvs colonies. We have no doubt that when he
arrives here he will win quite as much popular
favor as in the British provinces. II is true that
we will not have the same opportunity for a
public display Of enthusiasm, because the Prince
will lay down his state on the frontiers of the
republic and come among us in the simple ca
pacity of private gentleman, en- route to the
federal capital to pay friendly visit to Presi
dent Buchanan; but such reception as he does
meet with will be Of the most cordial respect
full and genial kind something that he will
appreciate and remember. lie will not be In.
ficted with formal welcome by our corporate
officials, with all its attendant vulgarity and OBJ
uusiveness, nor will the pious folks Of Trinity
church, We sincerely hope, carry out their con-
templated design of making show of him. or
canonizing him as a saint.
lie is very intelligent, well conducted
young gentleman, DESTROYS of improvement,
and, we should judge, rather fond Of pleasure;
but we hardly think that he aspires to place
in the calendar Of saints; nor do we know
whether he is even a member of any church, so
we trust that the parsons will not bore him, but
will let him enjoy himself in his own way. He
will thus take back to his own country a far
more pleasing remembrance of the American
republic, where he naturally expects to find an
entire absence Of hunkeyism and snobbery.
and, no doubt, hopes TO meet with his fellow
men clothed only with the simple dignity of
nature, as becomes people who unite in their
own persons the governors and the governed.
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oYrIoE n. W. CORNER OF NASSAU AND FULTON srs
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ATTACHMENTS THIS EVENING.

NIBIos GARDEN. observation-disclosures and Even
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New York, wednesday, August 1. 1860.
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NATIONAL VARIETIES. Chatham street-Swiss Cor
vAGK-SIscHo AND DAscIsG-ScHooL IN Al UfRoAK-Lin
Rax
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NEW YORK HERALD.

IA m K COS DON b Il N e TT,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-12-07
The Life Pills and Phoenix Filter.

And thus remove all discasc fre tile systern:B
- EF PREPAREDl snLDSBr~ g. "
DIR. WILLIAM b. MOFF'AT,
rs Broadway, ,zcornPrT Anthony Street New YsFk
Forssalc by aiFDruggsts- Z 1June AZ ,eo *Iy
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The aboveis portrait of David McCreary, OF Napies
township who, the 31s day of August 1855 made at
asll before Jnsce Gorcy at heyas treated for the
Cancer BY III physicians of Bedford cfuuty
and by Dr. Newton Of the Eclectic College in Cincinnati,
for period of eight months itstlnding which his
llp and port Of has LIFT cheek entirely eat
d>,ay He had given up all hone when he heard OF
the u Blood searcher, - and was induced to try Four
bottles cured him. ana although sadly dsngured, there
question but what this Invaluable medicine saved
his life Tae full particulars of this remarkable cas-
may BE- a circular, which be had of any OF
the a gents q = 50 q .Es
We also refer case ofNncy Blcakney of Elder
ton, cured of Scrofula after being
unable get ont of bsi for three years.
To thaesse of ala iy AhsIly Ie, Ccarfeld county
who afflicted with Scrofua i'll its worst form,
To the of George MnseI residing in Carrolton,
Cambria county, who badly afflicted with Cancer
that it eat his entire or and his if
possible than aIcCreary's II ..slfs .r... EE
The particulars Ot Lh ciSeseTcTy OF which WAS
cured by tho of the Rlooi Searcher-may also be
found u :ircula. to be had of-any Of the Agents.
r. VI LEMON, Proprietor.
Iab-atory for thn sale, near the Pa
Railroad pepet, Holt laysbrg Pa Dr. GEO H KEYsER,
Wholesale ) gent Pittsburgh. la.
AGENTK:-M l.. STARR X Bro, Delaware Hunt & Co.,
Norton H. PETERS Marion; J. & R. BROWN Brleviile;
WIN. d. RUSSELL. Nj. T,rnen. Jan II ,'60-e1y.
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Hav and straw Cutters.
Window Glass.

YUsT received coed stock Of the Best Cit
u RIA - i-2 Tor by isflt lEls st5
IA,c :, - sessis.z asfs -sc-Sh4AihHleHi-Attss
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howard Association,

: :
3eerot II ttifn cstdLii het! ty 81 ctiaI Fnd
tor the 2eIiefcfhe Sick and Eistresed. d icted cih
lirte and FL den'ic Lieed*e, anu eres fdy for the
Cure ef DISEASES Of the SeEHdt C5GGns.
TTEnICAI ADVICE GIVEN GRATIS BY THE ACTING
IxA Sur gcon to All who appigby lettcr, ticscrp-
tioof tIcff ttrdoII eCetl abit of life
&c. and in Il extreme poverty, Medicines fur
nSlcd free OF charge
VALUABLE REL OkTS on Sila-inatorrhera, and other
Diseases Of the Sexual Organs, and the NF.W RENE
DIES employed the bspensary. the afflicted in
Sealed letter Envelopes. free Of charge Two three
stamps for stagc VIII he atceftahc. -. q "a
Address, iIs. SIKH y Fttt fft5N Act:rg Sur ettr
Howard Association, No South Ninth trcct Thlade
phia. Pa BY order of the Directors
GEO F4IRCInLD, Secretary.
mar }, ,'60-f!y EZRA n. HE!iRTW WELL, Pres.
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]. BY ROB. J CULVERWELL. ". n

The important fact that the awful consequences of
absc may be eifcrtraliy removed without internal
the dangerous applications of cuustics
struIncllts med ted bo Cles. arc ether and
piracal devises is here clearly entrsti atcd the
entirely and highly successful treatment as ADOPT
by the celebrated athor. fely Gxpajlcd by means
of which every orc is enabled 20 cure himself perfectly
and least possible cost, thereby avoiding all the
advertised nostrums of the day. This Lecture will
prove boon to tLousanGs anG tioLsants
under seal To any address. post aid, receipt of
postage .ssaInrs, by addressing IT. CHAS. j. C.
KLINE, $50 First Avenue, New York, Post Box 5s6.
4 ,'60*1v
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DRUGS & MEDICINES.
New Proprietary and New Stock
' M. L. STARR & BRO.


D1 O&&%ASTS
NO. 5 VILLA Ms BLOCK
Dealer in Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, C:i \,
Paints, Varnishes, Dye Stufrs, Perfumery,
Fancy Articles, Botanic and Fumily
Medicines; Paint, Whitewash and
Yarnish Brushes; Escenses
- Ais+ Jars BOTTLES. Walls. sc. &c. s
Fhaxenpened and desrabies took abov
rlrs, attention of all desire good ad
moderately priced called. would return my
thanks very liberal patronage this
house the past and respeely invite the
all customers, and friends and would pleased 10
many new feeling confident please ho
are disposed arunize We Eave spared no pains and
har retncurred much extra expense, in ittil up
First Glass Drug Store,
Iu our hi moi te
expect continue 20
have done frun
good cheap articles line holeL
anywhere. shall keep MEpIGIEE and
MspcAB GoafouED in required for ibis Market and
shrndeRyef togiye all inflammation that desired aa
to heir nature, use, &c.
- ms ysclans PRESCRIPTIONS compounded with accuracy
and spatch, nont forget the place. The Upper
store at estgn of p 1N " zses
The Big Mortar--No. Williams Block.
NJ. L. STARR q BRO.
ella svsre,Jsn. IL sss.
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books, wallets, &c.

A LARGE ass 1rtms snt Of Pocket hooks. Wallets
IA f,5ffi ,nis BliIker Cases, NOte Books &c, JUS
recc. yc,la at No. 3, W nliains BocsS By
Ps Pdsssats, Ny Ny 'l p -1eftf3ilya baHeama
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$50
nJHE Proprietors Of the DELAWARE MILLS,-
II would announce 10 fiour Aer and
citizens of Delaware and vicinity, generally thar
they prepared and doing an extensive
Merchant work, &S :
and are manufacturing an sxcelleHt article Of Flour
They have. hitherto, since the existence Oh the e rr
failure of the last years CROP been
unable meet the large demand bataFe hoW and hope
to be able from this time 10 supply all aeHlasls
either from Wholesale Retail Dealers, with sEHKRI
of 90 extra Janily and Flour
manufactured from wheat principally the product OF
county --G l-s..
Their Mills now in excellent Manufacturing
condition, they have also succeeded in securing
hiiisr from distance, who is known TO
stand No in his profession consequently the FopTie
feel themselves that they are
prepared give full satisfaction all purchasers.
They will deliver Flour to Wholesale and Retail Deal
within the corporation Of Delaware free OF extra
charge.
q It WO II Il
will attended the shortest notice and
the entire satisfaction of all who feel dis
posed patronze them for they determined to do
air and hoaorable business. IAug S-f0
Cash paid for Wheat.
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u y tai ofuer oiSdie TO me
James Kent and wife. directed from the Court
Common Pleas of Delaware county, Ohio shall Of
public the door Of the Court Room in Del
aware,
Monday, the 17th day Of December, 1850,
between the hours of O'Clock a and four O'Clock
D. m the following described real estate towit FIfty
three (534 land taken of the north end of
eight 80 third quarter of the third
ship range of the United States Military
Lands being the lot of land conveyed by Eugene
Jacob Roads by deed bearing date
the 9th day of October d. 1885. and conveyed by
Jacob Roads wife to James Kent, by deed bearing
date August 4, A.. D. 1916. Appraised 81 ,45O.
CHARLES SHERMAN, sheriff
And Special Master Commissioner
Nov 10, 1s6O-*ts. $4,000
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wEsr nEprosn. coshoeton Co.. Q. Mar ia. 1s5

VEST BEDFoRD, Coshocton Co.. Q. May a, 1857.
Mr.. H. B. KIxGsIE{-Sir have been selling the
medicines of the Grafenberg Company for the last
years. and have invariably found them give good salts
faction. The Pills have sold to great many families
regular their and coffee and with my trade they
have become staple article.
Marshall's Uterine cathoicon, prepared by Or. Pomc
roy, is medicine that has done amount of good
in Female Complaints One lady sold told that
she had received benefit from bottle of the
ocoD than she had from long medical treat
ment by the inostsfiiffui physicians.
Yours truly, JAS. WIMSOM.
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Table Ware.
Cutlery,

a LARGE assortment Of fine Pocket Knives and
II Razngs from the cciebEated manufaeory Of VIM Gil
christust we'd the Icsclry and Fancy store No
8, Williams Bock These goods Warranted superior
TO any others IN the 1rketngsh not excepted GEN
Ncman are Invited tocali and hook at them.
xs54z. asI sssz- fr C. PLATT.
=, sDea1are Nav 6-stf
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auRr1k %H4araa

n
nR. CUR TIS%HYdEAN A.
FOE TO DEATH!
FOE To DEATH
FOE To DEATH
HundFads0f 'h2s3s & 49, s. NJ 4a sSl5sd sa'ef aPnea5S
Hundreds thousands die n the United Statesannnaiiy
''-'1 Is THERE i CURE9
1sss - szs rs TiiElt 4 etiE' saaAS IA z
wlIkf1s P 7gE -.7-s a=--5 q
EE II EstiEkEI sz8 = Is
D1s. CURTIS HYGEANA- - --=@
DR. CURTIS HYGEANA- s--.t- ..-zzs
DR. Curtis HYGEASA- 4
,t-.5r The Great IallaIlIg Remedy r-- y-..r=7
The Great Tlla ing Remedy
,zTzz--z Tbg Great Inha iEg Remedy I-l7,5- =
PRICE ONE DOLLAR a PAChAGE
PRICE one fA0fiAR 4 PACKAGES g
PRICE. ONE poiI.AR 4 PACKAGE
VI Filthy Dose,
.tn. =.-- .4- PURE INHALATION, --a s~.z
rCBE INHALATION.
This oiest ,.isled ana universally pfaeed=renedy
stenlaci-esroy ing bN els acerating nerve-Irri-
tatng dose 1t dicne aSaiIowed ltis simply m
haiation of pure fresh air. Age anu infancy
with pleasure. 1t bath to the lungs and
all the air passages. 1t VIII operate Immediately on coies
leading consumption Il VIII alleviate neglected con-
sumP ioh IN ita last stages It's action IN
feet and miraculous IT is tho great nedica
in discovering world Of cure, health and JOY or
the sun :rers IL cnasupt on, st!lina anu an lung
throat diseases /: the Foe to Death ana the Ahsed M
hSe % ap % % aesti c aDs ii
of & 3eTTy's Museum - ~
NEW TEeEE. May l.5tn 1909
Dear Sirs- For nearly yeaTs1 have been afflicted
with cough especially nights and mornings, ac-
companed Sfsh a severe brenchial affection, and have
tried many fhings and many eetors, but could get no
permanent relief until found II in your valuable HS
geana-''
Tice 3ettles have cured Ny cough is gone and
throat feel that this voluntary statement on
my part IS due to you and your Medicine.
Yours truly, - J. n STEARNS-
Forqs9ie at n I s7ant 4 Beo = Drug store and by
PENFOI-D. PARkEk * MOWER, wholesale agents, is
Beekman street, New York who the receipt Of one
dollar, will forward package to any address in the
United states april 90, Coil ;,
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Sheriff g. Master Commissioner Sale.
Alvin T. Belt - fpY virtue of de-
ID cretal order of sale
Henry Thomas wife al 4 directed the
Court of Common Pleas of Delaware County Ohio, Isha
o-r public the door Of the Court Room in Del
aware, On
Mord ~ the 1Th day Of December, 1850,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock and O'Clock m
the following described estate, to wit Situate in
the township of Delaware and the county of Delaware
and State Of Ohio aud in the of Delaware, and
bounded follows wi. The west half of Inlot No.
ii in said marked designated the record
plat Of the same excepting piece the southwest
Of said lot A thirty feet wide north and south and
fttyone and half feet long, east and west heretofore
sold school district No. I. Appraised at 81 500
CHARLES SHERMAN Sheriff
''Htas = and Special Master Commissioner
Nov 16, costs [S3,0Ol