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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-01

Passed At the City Hall, Jan. Z. 1854.
A. HOtLih0sWoRfH, Prea't, City Council.
Atteat-K. =. rArtoR, Clerk.
AN ORDINANCE making an additional appropriation
20 the Water Works for the year 1883.
WHRRRAs. The appropriation OF the Water Works ior
the year ls3 has bse exhausted In consequences Of the
large Increase Of work required to ba DONE not eonte-
plated al tho tins the annual appropriation WAS mado,
therefore
be II ordalasd by the City Council Of Wilmington:
skorioh That the Of fifteen hundred dollars be-
aud the same is hereby appropriated an additional
appropriation for this Water Works. the 10 be taken
from the account Of incidental and Miscellaneous Bx
penees.
-taased At the city liza l, Jan. 7. 1854.
4. HoLLiSesuoHrH, PreEt. City Council.
teAt-E T. TAYLOR, Clerk.
AN ORDINANCE to amend the Ordinance entitled
An Ordinance providing for the OF the Streets,
Lanes and AlleYE OF the City,
5tcfios |. Be It ordained by the City cound Of Will
mlngon, that the second section Of the said ordinance
be amended by striking out all after the word aaisty
10 the TWEEN y sixth line Of said secilon and inserting In
lieu thereof tue following words, 70 Wit
Whenever any defects and obsfuetions az Aforesaid
are found by him. reported to him. he shall forthwith
eAuss the pavement sidewalk to be repaired or the de-
ecs or distractions to be removed a The proper eysa Of
such owners agents VI the property to which the
pavement belongs, and report the bills to the Counei to
be collected before the Mayor Aldermau-
Passed At the City Halt bee. ~, 1865
A. HoLLiSdswORra Pfes.l. OF city Council.
Attest-E. Il. TAYLOR, Clerk. ieh lpjt
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-01
BANKS GLYCERINE LOTION
For Chapped Hands and Lips.

For Chapped Hands and Lips.
is the bet article made for the of chappsd hhnds
/ aud Ps 1t ia dolghtfully perfumed aud necessary
addition to every toilet table II teh for about half
the price Of similar inferior preparations
II D. d. BANKS & Co,
rrOpristOrs and ManutAetu -ers.
4th and CanOWhill sireota,
Phlladelphla.
Sold Wholesale aud retail by
t. Nj ENGLAND, Druggist
y. W Corner 9TH aud Market street,
Wilmington, Del.
aWh0ro Will hs fund general assortment Of Drugs
nd patont medicines sold at the lowest market prices
dec lem
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-01

DRUo SroRE FOR SAILS. situated in Marks
Street. Terms reasonable. Address Box 664
Wilmington, Del Possession given Immediately
jan l-if
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-01

THE subscriber having this day sold his ontre stock
l. Boots aud Shoes to ueO. A Nall Brother, who
will co tnuo the business Ia all It's various branches at
the No. $50 Market He would cordially
recommend his to those Who have been Gus
TONERS at tho store they perfectly understand their
business and will attend 10 the wants Of customers bot
agreeAbly and with promptness -..-
GRO. Ii. WALTER.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-01
Registers Office.

HRw CAarLE COUNTY, Fsh. 9th 1884
pom the application OF Joseph A Brown and John
u A. Allderdee, Administrators Il mes Brown iafs
OF the city Of Wilmington, m said UNITY, deceased II
ordefed and directed BY the hegis or that the Ad.
minstrators aforesaid, gvo nues OF the granting ofe
ters Of Administrator upon ha LsatB Of tho deceased
with The d Of iianting thereof by cAuslng advsftlss
N 10 ostsu within forty days from the dat oiaueh
lsuf, 10 xix Of tho most public paeea In the County VI
New Castl0 requiring all persons having aganAt
The Estate present the abide by Act Assem-
bly, In such made Hnd provided And also cAdse hv
ware State journal and Statesman, newspaper pub.
ished In Wilmington and to be continued therein Two
months
- 0lyen under the hand aud seal of office u
( l. the Register Aforesaid. at New Castle, Ia Nav
~ Castle County Aforesald, the day And car Ab1,s
written. PETER b fANDEYRR, IL gistsr
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-01
NoTloH,

All psrsons having claims gainat the Eslats Of the TO-
ceased must preesn the duly Attestad 10 the Al,
ministraors before the 9TH day OF February Isb5
abide the Act Assembly in such made and pI
vided. JOSEPH A. BROWN,
JOHN A. AbLDBRDICB
Administrators.
Wilmington, Feb d, 1854. FebB.2m.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-01
Citv Ordinances.

An oRDiN NcE making appropriations for tho Ex.
penssa OF the City the year OF Lord thous
and eight hundred and siIy-fnur.
eHcrioa l. BE 4 ordained by the city Council Of VIII
nngton that the Of ninety siK onsand Tires hun.
drrd dollars and the same Is hereby appropriated or
the purpose deayng the Of the city for the
year eighteen hundied and slxty-iour as follows to wit
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-01
NOTICE.

usI received at ao2 MARKET street. large and beaut
iul collection Of 9lAss Fruit Bowls of entl,eIv na
stY'ss. CAll anu examine them. A'"
p,, TH0s. Y. de N0RMANDIE
Now l. the time for putting up fruit for winter ~ snd
and for sale by TII0s u ds NORMagnSITpn nj nAhu
jau2I ano A1aant ", y,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-01

IMPORTANT NoTIcE.-John +. McLear,
U. s. Assessor, gives notice that lists of all
articles liable to annual tax, including in.
comes, are required to be returned to the
Assistant Assessor, on or before the FIRST
Monday of May.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-01
FIRE ARMsI FIRE ARMsI

9ood selection Of Fire Arms, comprising Shot Guns
a9uple and single barrel, Colts Smith VERSIONS ane
t.id % %Dmuldse heVolVeIs, also full stock Of Car.
idges Balls, Caps, Powder FlAska shot and Game Rae
holsters, Army Pocket Knife aud FORK 'S'
Al WIN. II. BILLANY 4 Goa
ssptle. D'''"u wi w,,napa.ts nIpaet sH,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-01
c,rrA1n GALLAGHER.

Ii affords us much pleasure TO publish the
following O.ler Of Major Judd, Military
Commander Of this city testifyiug to the
worth Of that esteemed and efficient officer,
Capt Charles II. Gallagher, Assistant
Qnartermaster of the United States Army.
1t will be be seeu by this order that Captain
Gallagher has been transferred to Baltimore,
and will be succeeded by Capt. o. R. Tyler.
Capt. Gallagher, is among the best officers
in the service. He has been nntiring in his
exeriiOns TO subserve the interests of the
Government. During the past year when
the rebels were threatening an invas'o on of
our State, and had already penetrated for
into Pennsylvania, he labOred with zeal
entitled 10 The highest credit, TO forward
troops for the defence Of this State. His
numerous friends will part with him with
sincere regret, and those who have had Off.
cial Intercourse with him, will lose an inval
uable officer and assistant Wherever he
may so, the Government will have an ex-
cellent auxiliary TO attend TO its affairs, ant
an honest and faithful servant. He has on
best wishes for his health, happiness ant
prosperity in his new field of labor III,
following is the order:
HEAD QUARTERS MILITARY COMMANDER,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE
Feb. 26th, 1864.
ORDERS
No. 81.
j. Captain G. II, Tyler Assistant Quar-.
terlnastcr, U. $. Volunteers, having report
ed for duty in obedience to Special Order
No. 43, Head Quarters Middle Department
will ut once enter upon the duties of Pos
and Depot Quarlermaster.
ii. As soon as properly relieved, Captain
G. ii. Gallagher Assistant Quartermaster
U. $. Vols, will proceed TO Fort McHenry
Baltimore, and report for orders TO Breve
Brigadier General W. W. Morris com
manding Second Separate Brigade.
III. In parting from an officer who ha
for more than eighteen months so faithfully
devoted himself 10 the interests of the pub
> lie service, ana been SO satisfactorily identi
fed with the well-being of the troops in this
State, the Commanding Officer desires Ia
express TO Captain Gallagher, his earnest
appreciation Of the fidelity, zeal and discre
ton. which have characterized the discharg,
of all his official duties.
To the important and responsible Post Il
which he is now transferred by the Com
manding General, Captain Gallagher viii
bear with him the assurance OF the esteeu
and confidence OF those with whom he hal
been so happily associated.
HENRY b. JuDD,
Major U. $. Army, Military Commander.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-01

TABLE MATS OF ali kinds on hand and FOR sals Nv
gH0s y, DBb 0RMANDfE
so2 Market Street
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Dissolution.
book RINDING

| 0RlMMEL calls tue Atteut of his former patrons
u 70 the fact that he Is now prepared to bind NEAT
CIIRAPEN THAN THE SANE QUALITY AZ Vol 80
he done elsewhere Being n PRACTICAL WORKMAN
he warrants his work to give satisfaction
NO 22i WALNUT STREET, BELOW THIRD.
Jan i2am
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Ticket for single lecture 10 cents.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-01
A d1Ann-

Wilmington, Feb. ., istl.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-01

septic
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-01

aIioSteu isaac " Jones, oil baltimore hundred
SUSSEX COmnty. on the charge Of using treason.
able language. After bearing, Jones took the
oath Of allegiance and gave bonds in $500 tC
keep the peace.
A Loss.-A valuable horse, belonging to Mr.
Joseph fardlty, at Milford, injured Que Of it.
legs severely some days since, while backing onI
from thrcshing machine. Last week the leV
was injured again so badly that the horse wa.
killed by bis owuer
FARM soLD. farm OF Jshu Cleudaniei
containing 200 acres. lying miles southwest Of
Milford, buildings upon it worthless; was sold
by Spencer Shoemaker for $4,000.
DErAcHRD. wm. Smith, of the %
Delaware Regiment, has been de aohed from hi,
company, aud made oommandant Of the guard
stationed at New Castle, and also recruiting off,
Ger at that place. lie entered the service al tbe
outbreak Of the rebellion, and fought his way
up from the ranks
RoBDERY. The house Of Mr. Thos. Holmes
Of this town, saJs the Hartford (llavre dc Grace
Times, was entered and robbed in the early mari
Of Saturday night week last of $500; Of which
$3.50 were in silver, and the balance in paper
The money was in q trunk in bedroom upstairs,
This trunk was taken from tho house, and wa
afterwards found on wharf and still contained
when found silver watch, a revolver and lot
OF pennies.
ARMY AND NAVY GAzsTrE.-The Army and
Navy Gazette for the goth of February, contains
a supplement in which is the full report of Gen
Mcclellan, with the addition at a complete in.
dex. Those who wish to procure the report in
a correct form should purchase this invaluable
military Journal.
REoRUITISG.-Tho colored company arrived
at Smyrna last week, and procured about twelve
recruits at that place. and as many more on the
road to MiddetoWn, Del.
AcoIDRNr-On last Friday evening week. As
four men were going from bombay Hook to
Smyrna in a carriage, the horses took fright aud
upset them, breaking the arm of Mr., Messlor.
and severely cutting the head Of Mr.. Thomp.
son. They are not seriously hurt, and are re-
covering.
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DR.. O. o. Thwing,
uRsoeo PHYSICIAN,

Whose unprecedented success inthe treat
ment of o diseased Throat, Chest, Liver,
Stomach Urinery Organs, Nervous and Sexual
System, has rendered his name SO familiar
throughout Northern Ohio, will continue to
visit, for gratuito us consultations
ASHLAND, Miller House, each month, 10.
LOUDONVILLE, Browns Exchange, each
month, s.
DR.. TIMING has heretofore devoted two
days each month to each of his stations. but
as he proposes to visit The cities of Erie,
Buffalo, Roclest ,r &C., &C., hereafter in con-
nection with his other appointments, it will
be impossible for him to remain more than
ONE DAY in each m lth at his smaller TIA
lions. Patients, b ,refore, who can should
call EARLY, and thus avoid the risk of waiting
sometimes for their turn, and at the same
time afford those who come from q distance
n better chance of being attended to. No
charge for consultation or advice. Charges
for medicines in. consequence of. his great
never more than $500 a month.
December 16. 1Sn2Stf
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United states Claim

HaaLEL
TIM ER the act Of Congress approved July
u IA, 1862, pensions are granted the fol-
lowing classes of persons: =
LIST. To INVALIDS. disabled since March
., 1861, in the military or naval service of the
United States, in the time of duty.
End. To WIDOWS of officers, soldiers or
sea 1en,5dyipg of wounds received or Of dis
ease contracted in the military or naval SER
vice as above.
Bird. CHILDREN under sixteen years of
age Of such deceased persons, if there is no
widow II maining, or from the time Of the wild
ows marriage.
9TH. MOTHERS of officers, soldiers or sea-
men. deceased as aforesaid, provided the latter
have left neither widor. nor children under
si4teens years of age and provided also that
the mother was dependant wholly or in part
upon the deceased foI support
9th. To SISTERS, under sixteen years of
age of such deceased persons, dependant on
the latter wholly or in part, for support, pro-
vided there are no rightful claimants of either
Of che three last preceding classes.
The widow or proper heir of all soldiers who
have volunteered for three years or during the
war, and who have been killed or died of dis
ease contracted while in the line of their duty,
and The living soldier whohas ser we'd two
whole years or to the-end of the war, if sooner
ended, before being discharged, under act of
July 22d, 1861, and the widows and heirs of
all persons who have enlisted in the regular
forces SINCE the LIST day of July 1eel,-except
three months men,-under act of July 18th,
1862, are entitled TO 500 bounty.
The widow or heirs Of all persons who have
selunteered OF Unlisted during the present war,
and who have been killed or died of disease
contracted while in the service and in the time
Of their duty, are entitled, under act of Con-
gress, approved July 22d, 1861, to all the
back pay and dues coming to said soldier.
The undersigned are now fully prepar~dto
Prosecute claims against the Government of
this United States for Pensions, Back Pay.
Bounfy and all other claims growing ont of
the present war. We are in commun ca
tion with the departments at. Washington City,
and do our business directly with them. there
by saving an attorneys fee at W~ashingtoa,
which most claim agents nay to get their claims
Icy |; collections and remittances made promp:
ly.o9 bIsff5-H .a
.HaKG4e Jacobs s. .UcCOrd,
TVe Att'ys, Ashland, Ohio.
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Ashland County Probate Court.

The following Executors Administrators,
and Guardians have filed in the Probate
Court OF Ashland County, their accounts for
settlement, to wit tlizsA7se
Final acct of NJ. NJ Dessenberg; executor Of
Mary Dessenberg, decd ed3
Henry Deprer, Admtr OF Jacob
-sas1 nsEsid Depler, dec'd-9ls6 GHJm Do
+" Benjamin and Isaac Emmons,
Ex'rs of Benz Emmons, decd.
&C. 4" Wm. Davis, sAdm'r of Jonathan
.;s5 HOFFMAN, decd, 5idacoises9
q " Peter Deshong, Admir- of Oliver
ehFs5ft Evans, decd Isl.
-" Hei ~ Johnson, dmF offlsrael
Border. decd.
PartI acct of Jacob Ecker and Wm.. Adams.
. p - Adm'rs. of J,G. Brandt, vdectd.
I" Peter Thomas, Admir- Of, Eenry
4@s@i Il Thomas, decd.
Final account of Peiest Vanordstrand, Guard.
of Mm. HAIRCUT z.sifszp
$50. 'sst! Jacob Wertenburger, Guardian
ssfsea33 of Samuel Vantilburg.flSfT sh1
. A Frederick, Guardianeef
p4H Levi Rodocker
Partial acct of Sarah Kelly. Guardian of Ma.
ry Kelly ct al = aofa niEt
o. b. Ryal, Guardian, of Gross.
H ,HsFG = cup heirs. 1890 @S
And the same will be for hearing ON Monday
the 4th day of July, 1864. 4 .o;ssarr
taw.!A A. g. EMERSON, Probate Judge.
June 8. 1864-no1. .braH
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THg OHIO MOWER AND
P

rTNHE. undersigned having purchased the
L Right to manufacture the Ohio Mower
aud Reaper is now adding large additions 10
his already extensive establishment wherein he
has been largely engaged in the manufacture
of Agricultural Implements and realizing
the necessity of having o First class Harves-
ter manufactured at home. hasnow in course
of consirution our Harvester of 1864. Hav-
ing employed none but first class mechanics
he feels warranted in saying that he will
furnish the very best machine that is made
and, thereby avoiding the expense to the far
mers o sending TO Buffalo, Springfield, Cleye-
land, or any oIEer place TO purchase q ma
chine for doing their Harvesting.
Now farmers leok to your own interest and
call and see my MACHINES before you pur-
chase elsewhere.
1 have my agents appointed throughout the
territory assigned me and viii publish their
names shortly SO that any .0e aorderinR
through them may rely spon~ being fairly
dealt with.
D. WHIPPING.
March I6. 1S64-3mna42.---
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NOTICE.

HNO Eliza Andrews, Francis s.. Andrews and
Nancy Horner, who reside In~'.Auglaize
County, Ohio, and. William Andrews, who re
sidesin Bond county, Illinois, and James, An
drews who resides in Clinton County, Indiana
ut You are hereby notified that 0bed Andrews,
Administrator of the Estate ofJames Andrews,
deceased, on the 6thaday of June, AID, 1864,
filed his petition in the Probate Court within
and for the county of Ashland and State Of
Ohio, alledging that the personal estate of said
deceased is insufficient to pay his debts and
the charges of Administering his estate; that
he. died seized in fee simple of the following
described real estate situate inrsaid, county,
to-wit: being the South East quarter of Secr
tion thirty FIVE 35). of township twenty fou
f24), in range seventeen (17), containing one
hundred and sixty. acres be the same more or
less land that Shile Andrews. Francis Sam
drevs, Nancy Homer. William Andrews,
jam es Andrews and Rebecca Andrews, Eliza
Andrews, as his heirs al law, hold an estate
Of inheritance therein.
The prayer of said petition is for an order
for the sale of said premises for the payment
of the debts and charges aforesaid. Said petit
ton will be. or hearing on the 9th day Of, July,
1864. or as soon thereafter as counsel can be
heard. ms -afff11 81 OBED ANDREWS.
s5 Admir- of Jane Andrews, decd.
By JACOBS. &M'CoRD, his Attys.i - A.
June 8, 1s64m7a4wnl f5tw bsbe5ts - o.
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Notice tc Teachers.

These examinations will commence ut 9
o'clock A. M, and close at 4 p. A No
applicant will be admitted after II NJ
Written testimonials of good moral character
signed by at least two responsible persons,
will be required, which testimonial, will be
kept on file. No certificates can be ante
dated. No private examinations will be held.
None will be examined who do not expect
to engage soon in teaching in this county.
Recc mmends, where practicable, are required
from School directors. We earnestly request
them at the close of each term TO send us a
note of the success OF their teacher.
This will aid US very much in giving GER
ifc tics only to those who are successful
teachers.
ROBERT NJ. CAMPBELL,
Clerk of Board of Examiners.
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administrator Notice
. ST 10 D

TROM the subscriber one miIa West of
u Lattasburg, in Chester TIP Wayne Co.
on Tuesday the 18th inst. a two year old
mare, blind inthe right eye, color between a
dun andbay. Any ons giving information to
the subscriber concerning the estray will be
literally rewarded.
DAVID PITTENGER.
june I, ~1s64-3w52
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MAKING CONNECTIONS
a. MANSFIELD with the SanduskJy, Mans
field and Newark aud Pittsburg, Fort Wayne
g. Chicago Rail Roads;
AT GALLON with the Cleveland, Columbus
and Cincinnati, and B~ellefountaine Line Rail
Roads;
AT AKRON with the Cleveland, Evansville,
and Cincinnati Rail Road, for Cleveland.
United States Express messengers Accom-
pany each train E-7 '7"oJ
B@- Freight shipped through from New
York to all Points on the A. & g., W. Rail-
way without ~ransfer.
peA- Freight shipped through from Gallon
and Points East, toNew York without transfer
@ H.F. SWEETSER, Sup't.
Sup'ts Office, Meadviile, Feb. 23d, 1864.
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DR.. PACIN

of Elmore, Ohio, who has had q practice of
twelve years in the treatment of all kinds of
chronic diseases, will be at the following places:
MANSFIELD, Wiler House, Monday, june
20 and August Is;
LUCAS. Tuesday till noon, June 81 and Au-
gust l6
PETERSBURG, Tuesday afternoon, June 81
and August Is;
HAYESVILLE, Wednesday,, jun % and Au
gust II;
JEROMEVILLE, Thursday, June % AID Au-
gust+l8,
ASHLAND. Miller House. Friday s. Saturday.
June "a and % and August 10 and ~;
ROWSBURG, Sunday. till noon. June % and
August 81
LAFAYETTE, Sunday, afternoon, juno 26
and August 21
SALEM, Monday till noon, June 81 and Au
gust %;
CONGRESS-. Monday afternoon, June 81 and
August %;
PERRYSBURG, Tuesday, t II noon june %
and August %;
POLK, Tuesday afternoon, June esand Au-
gust %
ORANGE, Wednesday till noon, June 30 and
August "a
SAVANNAH - Ia wss9 rs sfts+a b. June IS
RUGGLES CENTER, Thursday till noon
. June 80 and August 25
NEW LONDON, Thursday afternoon, Juns
80 and August %.
Ashland, April 20-46tf
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q

Large Size (holding nearly double quantity,
.' 81 pr Bottle-half doz- SIS O0)
Small Size, rs cts. per Bottle-half doz. 81 90
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITERS.
See that the signature Of &C. NJ. JACK
SON." is on the WRAPPER of each bottle. :
Should your nearest druggist not have the
article, do not be put off by any of the intox-
icating preparations that may be offered in
its place. but send to us, and we will forward
securely packed, by express. 4so Z
Principal Office and Mandatory, Ne. 631
Arch Street, Philadelphia.
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EOR SALE.

NOR sale in Orange, this County, a good
Il situatieh for a Cabinet maker. There
is a good hSuse, good cellar, good well, and
good out buildings; an excellent garden-spot,
full yard decorated with shrabery. One lot of
about one fourth of an acre, and a good shop
situated on one of the lots, abouf2S by 80
and there being no cabinet shop in the town
ship, now, nearer than Ashland it, certainly
is a good situation-Terms reasonable. For
=. TseaAY.
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MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT.
M r g. JOE NSON Ieoe

TAKES pleasure in announcing to the La
dies of Ashland and vicinity. that she
has just opened a Millinery Establishment in
over Ghubbfs Drug Store, where can be found
a large and fashionable assortment of Ladies
HATS RIBBONS and MILLINERY GOODS,
whic have been purchased at such figures
as will enable her to offer superior induce
ments to her customers. A liberal patronage
solicited .s.s. ~. e.4 sF
April 90, 1851 1S.
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sale Of Real Estate by order Of Court.

ANthe 4th day of June. 1864, at s O'Clock
" p. NJ, on tbs premises, will be cold to
the highest bidder, the following real estate.
As the property of William Flaherty, deceased,
ts-wit: Lot number twenty eight in Ny
1rantz's addition to the town of Ashland. sub
leet TO the dover estate of the widow of Geo.
hinser, deceased, of one dollar annually.
Appraised at S.. Terms of sale.One
half cash in hand on day of sale. and the 9TH
sr half in six months from day of sale, secur-
cd by mortgage on the premises.
TIMOTHY FLAHERTY, Admir- of
May II, 1864. n49ts