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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-02
Jersey City News.

SINGULAR AND SUDDEN DKArH IA German named Ed
ward died very suddenly about o'clock
yesterday afternoon his residence 10 Coles street.
Jersey City. The deceased who was jeweler by trade
and about forty years Of age, went out 10 barber
shop returning home about bapast nine O'Clock in the
morning. apparently In good health He went out to the
yard and remaining time, friend won't down and
found him IN helpless condition. He assisted into
the house. and Drs Kristen and Quimby were called
In and prescribed medicines but he was unable to
swallow them and xpired about O'Clock In the After
noon. Dr. Hidden subsequently, made postmortcm
examination, and found that death caused by
gestion Of the lungs Russekammer Was intending to
walk up to Union hill 10 see friend during the after
noon but instead Of that his body undergoing disco
ton At the hands Of the surgeon.
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txtiiins sra Negro ny the Rebel General

4.sJs 50 Mxsrrrs, April I, 1895.
letter ftcm sunaowsr county, Missssipb, says
negro employed Gencsal fonessf lls1Sil9r, while
a.saulns his the nesro's .ick VIE yEs;erday was re-
'~"ns-.'ai r,b hr-Fsyss Tho nsgro dres knife
and attempted 10 KIN Forrest who. after receiving a
wound In the hand ssred an are aud kil.s the nuro
General Forrest then gave himself up TO the sheriff
The negroes ON the plantation Justify the homicide
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4 First Of April Hoax I'm Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA Aprl J. 1896

great nrst Of April hoax was perpetrated to-day A
morning paper published correspondence between Pesi
dent johnson and suggestions president Of johnson
association here in which the former promised 70
TO this city and make . public address to-day. Ac-
cordingy many people visited the hotel where tho
President supposed 10 be and the church which it
announced he would attend II also announced
that Secretary Seward and Senator Cowan would
pany the President
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MRS. JeRersor Davis.

HssFH~, Nsrch OF, 1907.
Mrs.. Jenesop Davis passed up the river to-day. She
,s accompanied by Colonel y. n Harrison, her nus.
bands FORMER prIvs,s secrs,sry
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ALBANY, April !, 1850
Governor Fenton announces that the Ira Harris Hos
pta in this city has been opened for the reception Of
discharged soldiers who have served In the forces Of this
State and Who account OF sickness disability are
unable 70 provide for themselves.
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Ship Crystal from Liverpool for Baltimore April J, on
ship Assertion from Liverpool for Baltimore April ], on
scSr wnd Flower steering n was seen March r. 40
e. tiss@sS f..::s, Percy; S:'s:; ss;:,ss;
Nay Emma rasssn; ssrIs xcoSvsry. Nichols. aud Com.
ganso.' Cuba. March Sin port BRIG Ocean
81. i. isr fty port .sA. Carrie Rich
l.i .ss. Sell. nr So is ss Aq No.
81 CRoIx. March i3-No vessels in port.
American serss..
BOSTON, March 81. AM-Ar schrs jas Alderdice Howell,
& S%s o ssS Vim Il s e cas
water and absnaened; .hs in ballast. 20 papers ss.s
Orleans; Appoid Howss S.ismors Sorieis; barb
surss.. .ts ss CIV hs s $
'nsDT f,wcod and nssss Nag rnaq E
Lysposi barr; Ks,s xsSs: sS.sid:; 1%,.a Sso%s
Sssiss % T f' c's~ss fssa.pSs
March s:ss Jane. sScT;s
rsns and Gsrdsn.s Tor PSf,lsnd Amos Roberts c.rdc-
Ss Gt Porn o.nS cssss ii
T ss Issss sr s sssn ."s asrs
sI..-Ar .elr James Rodsrrs Portland for ss.soa sia
sew osIEfSs April lar ...s.a.g. Gee w-.s,n
Wind end s%r q he Union. View Yss Ksa'iussa. io.
SEwroRr, March a-srr brig Robin chsnynr, ".
yors saver Ned Beach Ne g, fhIsaslgA rr;.a n.
MobIe Rsssssn Lht so-.yn fer fsHesr 1onsos 20 fos
noekisnd iot %; Mac shisld Ne. Dsd!crd f q. sai-
New yssi for Dsnvers' ~ f.fsss rssss-sn's M for
FoKTi.ASp, nsrrs s-Ar sssnsr Dsssss sherwood
SSsrs - w. rr.s - 49, os HH" heioTo'
sica SoSD. Isreh A-AT sshs xsas sssvs, B'sss-.-
ST NARYs. as, March l-Beiow II suranass chr AHa>
sas from Bsrscea CID 17th schr James Henry, Churh
nssnras; ~, bark Pallss NOW. Oviiefssn fo!.i1
SAVANNAH, March MAR brs0ilss Lorins scale, New
York.
1th-Arr steamer. Leo, Dearborn and Hunter rasers.
stannard. NYork: ship Goconds tBrl Davis Liverpool
I'LL steamship Gen barnes. Norton, New Ynk; DIP
svsnascn Icndos New Ligs. BTSwn B..mors sshyst
Arnold and scuIL Nov York. Ira bliss Brses Pwrs
mouth cd ship wsvefiy (DrL Bonner, LverI~s bas
Tangent. Chandler Jacksonville; schrs Mary ID frsnd
Irylsnd and Arthur Barton, rronock, Hc~ssA.
WILMINGTON. NC March so-lrr sckrs NJ, lower
woodhul siort; L s-~~n, AppleheG, DO CHI -srs..r
1nuseflsnd dohs5.on. New York; schr Mary q Par pa
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Fire ~ Cinsinnatt.
CINCINNATI, April !, ltce
Bossns uour mill on Central avenue destroyedb By
nfe this morning Loss about $1,000.
Dsstractive Fire ~ Dsrlingtoa, .. g.
BALr,noKs, April \, 1860
TIE Aowu Of Darlington, e., almost totally de-
strcysd by Gre On Sunday last Eighteen stcres and
twelve dwellings burned The loss very heavy.
Most OF hs merchants he'd received stocks Of spring
spoHa
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HAVANA, NASSAU, N. p, KINGSTON, IA, AND NEW
ORLEANS.
FcR ysRA CRuz-s,esmship Vera Cruz, from New York
April TO-
fon NASSAU HAVANA Steamship Corsca. from New
York April Z.
IoR kI.esrox, Js-steamship Nontezuna. from New
York April T.
Steamship Columbia, from New YORK AprIlA
Z oR NV Enthusiastically Montgomery. from New
York Aprfl T.
eteamshp Gen Grant, from New York April Z.
Steamship Exehng STAR from New York April
SPECIAL NOTICE.
An letter. and packages intended for the NEW ToRR
HERALD should be sealed. 'clfIA 81.
ALnAxAo roR roRK-1Hu
sUN Rssss. noon mass ...-. eve
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and lot Il Is understood touched Soc Such 1gures
with gold down 70 81 25 in advance Of any prices
during the war.-x. Adams W kessenSer March a.
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ship Crystal from Liverpool for baltimore. April J. OF
ship Assertion, Liverpool for Baltimore, Apr, l. Of
Cspes Of Virginia.
lon u 20;
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-21

We notice that some practical farmers, whese
experience covers the experiments OF many
yoirs, give 1t rs their opinion that much IL
lost annually by not commencing the haytng
season early enough. IL is asserted, too, that
customnrily large portion OF the nutritive
properties OF the grass is lost by over drying
tae hay in the meadow, before putting 1t into
tue now or stack. They are doubtless righ'
10 10th OF these assumptions. The natural
juice OF the grass should be retained a. far as
practicable, but this cannot be done if the
gres5 Il allowed to become dead ripe before
/ being cut Or is suffered 10 be scjrehed 10 death
ia the process oil curing If no rain intervenei
between the time " cutting rad taking th,
hay to shelter, very liitlc exposure To the sur
will be necessary. Placed ia coos, soon attel
cut.ine, aud left to stand q day or two, will b.
ample as Ii process OF curing. The hay viii
be much more nutrltlve than dried to a crisp
| -Rural Nep Yorker.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-21

HoGs As WoRKERs.-rvery one on farm
must have nouced that hogs, during the spring
mouths, ars very Industrious in roofing up tho
ground aud extrGctings herefrom various kinds
Of roots. Al especial t.vorite is tue poke root
which Is dug up and eaten with great avidity.
la his case the hog becomes useful laborer
and would deserve unqualified commentator,
but for propensity to root in the wrong place
sometimes, lu overturuinR and mixing up
compost heaps they are very diligent, and,
whea their labors are restricted to the proper
localities, they are highly benehcial.-NsO
Yorker
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-21

CURING GHAss FOR MILoH Cows,-Mr; Scott,
highly successful lyman of Vermont, has
all ais hay in the barn oy the Ist OF July. Mr..
Lewis prominent dairymap Of Herkimor
county, fully endorses the practice Of AIR.
Scolt. lie said, on iate occasion, that he
had demonstrated from actual experiment thu,
such hay WIS in every way better Tor miich
cows than hay, as ordinarily harvested, and
all additional feed of meal. Indian meal was
bad iu it's effects, He had formerly fed it,, and
| its use mad always given more or less trouble
with stock. II was trlillul source OF garget
and other iniammatory diseases, Since he
| ad abandoned the use OF grain aud depended
upou the hay made feouI early cut grass, nice J
cared, his cattle had escaped the various trou.
uies to which they wsre subject on the oth.i
course OF treatment, aud tner condition MS tC
| fle b was all that could be desired He though
farmers in time would come TO see the adgan
tages of securing hay OF this Character, since
| II appropriated very nearly to grass in pas
lures, aud contained all the elements for tn
developement Of milk, flesh and muscle Il
connection with high degree Of health -
| Rural NeU Yorker.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-21

AsHB5 AND PLASTER ON Coss.--J O. ii +,
ScUttsyile, N, Y, thinks plaster and ashes
sh 1u d not DO mixed and applied together on
corn. lie says
"Mauy farmers are in the practice OF mixing
plaster and asaes to apply 10 thtiF corn on the
hlI at err it has come up. But were they fla
milihr with tHe composition Of the Two sub
stances they would soon quit 1t. Plaster, Tor
more properly, sulphate oil ime,) iudlcetes ny
its name OF what 1t is composed, sulphuric
acid aud lime. Between the acid and potash
contained in the wood ashes, tusre ID q s,ron G
ahioity. Consequently as soon as they are
brought together, the ad |, having greater
affinity for the potash thda it has Tor the lime
it loaves the lime and uLios with The potash
AID both are neutraized, thereby destroying
the effect If each. The plaster is now moth
ing more than ground limestone, which may
be easily prov ed by putting the hands intt
ground plaster, and then attempting to wash
ii of with soap. In this case the acid leaves
tho grease, as the acid aud plaster have
greater affinity for zach other than they hay,
for the lime aud grease therefore the hand
are covered with grease. "-Rur1I NeIo Yorker
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-21

TEE PogT DiatAsE,-A westlra letter writer
says the pork disease has app a.ed in Marien,
Lima county, Iowa A whoa family, consist
lug OF eight or ten persons, was taken sick,
and after an investigate ii was found that
they bad been eating dried and smoked nam,
ia ils raw state Us dried beef is eater. The
physicians, who were called 10 a. once, decided
that their illness was due to trichinosls. one
member OF the family died on Friday aud anoth-
er on Saturday, aud Il. the time Of writing three
more were in a dangerous state, while three
others were apparently oonYalOsciug Before
death the victims became bioatrd N the limb.
| face and necd.-rhey would throw up bloody
| mucus and they died deliriJus.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-21

:. ~ Tue suhacrbur ofefs Tor sale his farm
sllkS tanning 2i5 Acres, lying both sides of tn >
,!,M Delaware Railroad, near DUPONT Station, and
Ssstt< within miles OF Dover the land Is generally
yh and rsllng good State of Cultivation hav.
g been chiefly improved with lTle and clover the soil
II well suited to raising peaches, there Is the
place small orchard bearing = running stream Of
bounds side Of the ftra; it is convenient. to
churches yhools mills railroad and navigation; abe
lao Acres are under cultivation, balance woodland;
large proportion % whrh is ohestuu: timber; the build
,ngs are primary but comfortable; peach growers
truckers, or any wanting farm 10 live upon this
hrm cheap, and will be sold bargain Term- made
accommodating. The personal property comprising the
stock and farming implements will be sold with tn,
farm If desired NAV gsff UED r. TOWNSEND,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-21
LUMBER AND coal YARD.

ueszuuzzxs The subscribsrs respectfully In
ASExT form the public that they have open
fH1Y1x ed in the Wllege Of II. Georger, a
Lumber and Coal Yard, where they
intend keeping on hand all kinds Of Building Material
at tho osest prices consisting of Pine aud Hem
lock Boards, Josts, Sohnng, Shingles Laths, Piekes
Lime, Hair, Bricks Posts aud Rats, Phoshaies of dit
er-nt kinds, at Manufacturers Prices. They will also
uy Country Produce and attend to Shipments to Phil
lphia or Baltimore.
by strict attention business they hope to secure
share Of public patronag.. ID. ". STEWART Co
N. B-To ylsJ Intend making suitable arrangements
for the OF all kinds of O. uin NAV 81 SIN
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-21
Asy2i-su
FARM FOI s SAL 4.

fHx The subscribers olier at private sale the fals
ljsFt1 which they reside, situate In white Ci.s
ls.lAp Creek Hundred, the turnpike, about lac
miles from the village Of Chri4tisns, from Cooohs
BRIDGE three miles from the Railroad Station Newsk
aSO II the Bear station and miles from tAs
city of Wilmington. 1t contains 1871 acres forty Of NhS
In good Timber. The land 10 divided into Ave neda
by good snce, and IN good state Of cultivation TAe
consist Of good Brick House, with cellar
under, AID good woll of water at tho door. WaRaa
House saAry, Barn and other outbudings There II
a good Apple Orchard and other kinds Of Fruit. fhs
wvI raising ali kinds of Grain arAas
and IL vol NOrhs tho attsaon OF any Wishing
are cons saei, and tho nSighsOshood Ia improvrA
aud hs,Iy desirable Tsras easy. Possession givsa
this fIi u Required DAVID POaUE,
MsySr- JOSEPH P0lUn
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-21
PTJRT.TC SALE

WILL be sold at Public Sale, at TOT Market Street. on
THURSDAY, the 21st Of June 1865, at O'Clock, 4. NJ
the following houssh I'D Goods, consisting In part 81
sofns extension Table nearly new, and other tsblss
Marble Top Table, Care Seat on airs, Bureaus, Wssk
stands Beds, Bedseads and Bedding Mattresses cas-
pcts Looking Glasses Stair Roads OIL Cloths Mstus,
Toilet eets, wiz low shades Stoves one OF which q
good Cooking O. sle, Cooking Utensils Dishes Kuivss
aud Forks, Canning jars, washubs and various other
articles useful 10 housekespsrs
The above goods are nearly new, and will be sid
without the owner intends 10 decline house.
keeping L.W. 1TIDHAM,
June II tie Auctiopeer.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-21
DELAwARE FARMS FOR SALE

.sxsSe large number of Farms III Kent and Sussex
Counties offered Cheap and easy terms OF
ihISM- payment. Farms may be had Of any desirable
size from ten acres to five hundred and ia the various
stage. ~ mpIrvemsnt--ir1m very good TO very poor
As general thing thy all have plenty OF good timber,
and good water located in healthy situations, conve
ni.nt 10 both Railroad and Water communication and
arc adapted to the culture of Peaches Grapes
twsrrs aud ether fruits besides sweet potatoes early
Vegetables &c. and will under proper cultivation yield
as much Wheat and Corn and other cereals any land
IN Ito country. large portion ofthrse lands have been
rc nat for sere4 Of years, In two large farms, and
M are etrally deficient in bnildngs and other i'm
n-,rep,gns but soil ia naturally exceedingly FERTILE
Add with slight xpeuss be made highly productive
4 largo NorIhern emigration now pouring into tho
lower part the state, buying up subdvidng, occupy
inc anil improving those lands thereby rendering sure at
All early day that lower Delaware will be what nature
designed here greatest Jru and oe0etubte garden IA
the COUNTRY Itcuts i-sued every month fol EratuitOuH
distribution Br ,uch Ohoes have been opened Ut viii
mingiuu and Bridesvie forfurthe inflammation
! apply or nhdres'i A T. JOHNSTON,
| Milford Delaware,
| CT to either ot the following
| WILLIAM PRESTON AGENT, wilmington, Del
DAVID $. YARpLEY, Dover,
l. DAMON, Bridgcyille,
| s5-sond for iJircularH which sent free. iels-
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-21
The U n SOn Gram
FANS.


Are again in the Market.
The subscriber respectfully informs the public, tina
he is again ready to supply them with the above cee
brattd Fans,
Having sold number OF them last year, all Of which
give entire sa4tcticn he feels com dent that with the
Chatting mpro- ement which has been introduced
since he offer Fan superior to any In the country
lie is also enabled to sell them at reduced Irice
The advantages this Fan has other Fans being
prutty generally Understood follows
ln This Fan by one process Will remove Cheat, Cookie
and all other foul seeds from wheat and leave 1t perfect
ly clean.
2ud. 1t will clean Timothy from the thesnng aoof nj
or seed.
3D. By single operation, II Clover aud Timothy mr.,
mixed together, it will separate them For Sale by
JOHN RhMO, No, 9is shipley St.
REfERENCE5-John A. Harris, Charles Worth, Da-
vd I. Richards, II. o. Walter McDsnougb; George In
gram, McDonough; Frank Mathews. Odessa.
These Fan, be at Bailey Fosters, No. liz
W. Front Street
Wilmington, Del, May 18th, 1890.
Ihaye used your Union Fan, to get out seed whoa
oats de-, and find that have got clear u cockd
aud cheat and other impurities, which very annoy
ing to Farmers think II IL worth the whole price paid
| fol the Fan To obtain pure reed.
Yours very Respectfully, @. STOTSENBUkp
st. Augustine, May 22d, 1896.
Johu RaIno Rsq-Dear SiI-Yours o. the 18th, came
to hand duly In reply would say that consider III,
Union Fan No. l, article, have used 1t in cleaning
wheat oats and 1t has given great sfds
ton. My neghbors have used 1t different kinds %
grass sepjs and pronounce the best Tor that pur
that they have op1rae. Ifmy will be o
any use to you, you are leone TO uge IL.
| iou,s very truly
| IL O Walter,
may 2l-ew Ncponough bel
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-21
Young LADY PERsUADEs HER cous-
INTO VISIT THE LONDON FLOW
KR SHOW

KR SHOW. Ii
From the Pail Nall Gassts. II
Como, Isabel, Come to the soirse,
where Flora 10 placed In the chair;
should YOU miss Il, I'm sure you'd be sorry,
For ali the beau mo ads will be there.
Only think that for four days togsther
Rare people, plants equally rare,
Midst an odor Of greenhouse ana hea'hs''
We gather q pldtvs G !" Pfs"s'
We shall witness the loves OF the roses,
How flirting goes on 'mongs. lne n'"''''
While some sly little zephyr disclosea
Thsr courtshtp. its sw eets and its sours'
How the moth carried unwritten letters
Tween Orchids go faithful and roma,
And the bee bound beau In the letters
Of some belle 10 the flower dsm' "'onae'
We shall hear how Listrs was married
To Oalanthe, the pride of her race
And how Pyramidalis was carried
By passion from fault TO disgrace.
We shall bear of the neciar'd labeslum
like our own lips, my dear lsaoe'J
And who knows but flower c@soeHam
May be the next wonder they tell3
OF lsehs, innuendo, and scandal,
OF the wreck Of some tres bel sspoir
How the tallow tree held out candle
TO the gentleman vsta de NOR.
Nay, perhaps the detectives of science
Nay some oonjugal trouble lay bare
Such 40 sets Sir James Wilde a. defiance,
And puts to the rout savior tars
Only think of lilly In trouble,
Or q lovely half-opsned blush rose
With a Queens Counsel working the double
And harping on some mechanic chose,
We shall hear OF great progress In walkin
'Mongst plants once restricted to crawl
And perhaps soon nebulous talking
On the rapt cara of midnight may fall.
On my word feel anxious in wearing
flower 10 my bosom to-day;
For tomorrow its grief may be tearing
Its own aud my heart-suings away
And the scissors harsh snip may disorder
Two lives sworn TO brave loves brave ties
For while one pines away in the border
The other may die Oh my breast.
You have heard, dear, of course, of the wo
ders
That science 10 bringing to light;
Bow we grouped In the stupidest bund'
Till development brought US 10 right.
How the oak had lichen forefather
And the nestsriue grew frem sloe,
Aud the shield OF the rose has y bar there
That shows that its EXTRACTION was low
Just the same as by innate expansion
The mammoth proceeds nom mouse
Or the hovel grows into mansion,
And the palace last link OF house.
Come, Isabel, child, are you rsadyf
I'm getting impatient, own;
And so, just to keep my nerves steady,
Pleass pase me tue eau-de-cologne.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-21

Butter and lard snould not be kept in the
same apartment with kerosene, as MI fats read.
lily absorb aud retain odor', aid the dno aroma
OF batter uiay thus be seriously Injured
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-21
The Raritan Reaper 4 Mower

The subscriber inf ms The farmers Of the StttG Of
Delaware ne has for sale at his Piow Manuactdry
IN New Cache, the
RARITAN REAPER AND MOWER,
which 10 the best combined Machine offered to the
public while the price Ia lower than that Of most oher
1t san be used asa seraker, 81 otherwise may bs
deaired and is The only two wheel mechne tn
reel while moving IN windy weather, 1t can be
changed Tor cutting grain or grass very readily Il Il
simple in construction, well made; and liable to Sc
out Of order.
The farmers invited to call and examine It,
may Tim JOHN CHURNsIDR a SON
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-21
Executors Sale Of
Valuable r cal Estate,

In the City of Wilmington.
TIVE undersigned, Executors OF the last Will and
lament OF jane Anderson deceased, nm Ter the d..
rte,ions nd authority contained In his Will, will sell
at Public Sale, en-
saturday, the Seventh bay Of July,
A. D. 1865, Mt the hour Of o'clock p M the INDIAN
QUEEN HOTEL, at Market and Fihh streets, the fol-
lowing desirable real estate.
No. IA lot on Seventh street below Poplar, being
No 40 east Seventh street eighteen feet front thereon
and extending that width liz ieet Jones street.
ina thereon ,cted we'll built ihres storied brick
hOuse, with basement.
No, "A lot adjoining No. l, being No. ava east 7th
ts street. with front thereon OF shout fifteen ieot
Xiii six Inches. and extending at that width back ll2
EV iett TO Jones street, having thereon err ctod u
po-d two -tofiei brick dwens house, with basement,
built on the second story alley, two lest and
s1 inches wide, aud the privilege in common OF said
alley.
east sixth street having front on sixth street Of
teen feet three uohe- mud running back that width
seventy i've feet three wide alley and hayns
thereon erected comfortable two stored frame dwell
Ing, with brick kitchen in the rear, with the use II
common of iour feet alley, binding westerly sid
| OF this lot.
No 4-That lot adjoining No. o. being No. All CA,
Sixth street, having fodt thereon OF seventeen fee
and one Inch aud extending that width seventy Eve foe
to three feet wide alley having thereon erected
rtoiea nriek d~elng with brick kitchen In the rear
with the use in com Won Of said alley
No. b-An unimpio loved lot lying 10 Jones street, I'm
mediately back OF Nos. and l. having front Jons
street Of lrty three feet and three inches runnin
back My feet and six inches three feet alley Wit
eu-e IN commoa OF said alley, aud also Of IN. 70,
feet wide alley, which bounds this lot the wsssrl
| side thereof aud leads tutc sixth street,
The above properties all in good order, and (e
oeptine No 81 are under rent TO good tenants, who
orms ,pre March 2bih, 1867 The title ia fee simpl
Tree from all lien and tncumbranee The pureha ss
] will he entitled 10 rent rom the day Of sale.
TERMS len per cent, day of sale forty per Ger
in ten days thereafter. The remaining half may be
a. SARAH ANDERSON, fxs,Strx
81 tell SAMUEL FORuER. Executor.