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GERMANY.


Politics from French Point of view-Chances
of n Casus BeIll-Baden's ProcIivity-Triai
of Hsnoverinns for Treason-Heavy Sen.
tence-Stoppage of Public Impr0v EN- ents-
RovaI Visit TO East Prmssia-Discontent Of
the Opposition-They Decline n Reception.
BERLIN, June %, 1862
Iong-winded leaders in the journals here, treating
OF Napoleon's late reply to Marshal Bazaine at the
camp OF Chalons give evidence of the still existing
tenderskinned political situation. Indeed the lat
Ter has become a chronic disease, accompanied by
spasms brought on whenever one OF the crowned
heads OF Europe chooses to open his mouth and say
few words either as an accidental observation, reply
or postprandial remark. Some French Chauvins
found fault with King Williams recent praise OF the
German navy when inspecting the depot at Heppens
now williams harbOr, and his few words OF en-
couragement to the hard working constructors OF
she establishment were interpreted by them as q
poorly concealed war cry. Now was 1t an accident
or not that the anniversary day OF the battle Of
Solferno the Emperor should remind the soldiers OF
that campaign OF Frances glorious warsS was the
marching these soldiers up in front or the imperial
tent and their incessant cheering q demonstrate on
determined upon beforehand And were the
words OF the Emperor previous TO his de-
parture from Paris and with the knowledge
OF his Cabinet all cut and dried That such
excessively tedious questions should be considered
as highly important and worthy OF being discuss ed
In an untold number OF columns Is matter OF
serious regret and evnces apparent rottenness 10
the relations between the two Powers. II may be
true that the belligerent sentiment IN France has
somewhat subsidized since last year. at least In gov
ernmental circles. We believe that prominent
French statesmen have swung round and advocate
peace on the ground that conflict with Prussia
would essentially fortify BismarcS's position and
enable him to master internal difficulties such as
financial embarrassments, opposition to the military
establishment, &c. With respect to an extension OF
the German confederation by incorporating the
southern states 1t seems TO be looked upon IN
France Us an inevitable cause OF war. mere
rumor that some Hessians had addressed petition
70 their Grand Duke praying FOR timely steps 70 Va
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indeed a s0mbre commentary upon all that he lived
and died TO accomplish.
He left the which In world grew pale
% u statue adorn y rail.
FOREIGN MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

Serious disturbances have occurred anons the
students at the Lyceum OF Strasboure and great
number have left.
London merchant has been vnea go and costs
for sending five packages OF gunpowder ny rail
without notifying The contents
In 1868 the consumption OF -four In Paris amounted
to 2, 600 900 qulntas 456000,000 pOuDdsh which "
equal to about els, 900, 900 pounds OF bread
The name OF the English poet Milton has Just been
given TO street newly pierced @ IN tne
Des Martyrs.
deputaton recently waited upon Earl Granville
at MS oica residence Ia Lonaon TO reRresens sne
to which he replied that. although the governments
agreed with their views, the mode Of proceeding was
not yet decided upon.
The Emperor and Empress Of Russia, accOmpa-
MED by the Grand Dukes Sergus and Paul, arrived.
the 23d Of june at MOSCOW, whence they pro-
Majesty during his stay which will last until the 6th
OF July, VIII be present at man9uvres AZ the camp
KhOdinsky, in the PLAIN OF the Tver
The Italian journal La voce states that during
recent visit made by Mr. John Jay, the American
Minister at the Court of Vienna to relative at Ba
veno ON the Iago Maggiore a serenade was given
in the evening by an illumination. The population
II adds assembled in honor OF the representative OF
the great republic and the nags oil America ana
Italy were blended together in token OF the friend.
Bhip OF the two countries.
The Belgian negotiation continues in the same un-
satisfactory state. The Incredible statement OF the
Independence that the deadlock Ii caused by qucs
ton OF personal indemnify has caused general sur
prise and explanations are loudly called for; but
IS very doubtful whether any will be given. One
thing Is very certain, that the negotiations have
made no progress whatever: M Frere,Orban must
by this time bitterly regret his foolish trip to PARIS
A despatch from Lord Granville, recently 70
ceived by the Canadian government states that
II that government wishes to construct fortlfica-
lions the home authorities will guarantee the
necessary loans, but the duty Of fortitylng Is no
longer insisted on. The Canadians are further told
that all the imperial troops not needed for the mill
tary stations on the peace establishment will be
Withdrawn and that If vesses-OI-war are required
ON the lakes the c0Onists must pay for them.
The Rt0,n,a publishes the following letter adj
dressed by Garlbadi to Major Lobbia:-
CAPRERA June q, 1883.
NY DEAR LoBBIA-Respected by the enemy's fire the
field of battle where intrepid attitude was worthy Of all
admiration You have been near falling victim to the
dagger of because you manifested your disdan
the turpudes OF those who ought TO set
an example people he present epoch resembles that
OF the Borgias; how be otherwise under the in
friends protectors Of descendants OF that
family congratulate myself and my brother In arms
having been thus preserved for your comrades In
Italy. JOSEPH GAKIBALDI.
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HARD ON THE PREACHERS.

From the Georgetown (Co0radO) Miner July 81
The practice of plagiarism IL becoming common
In IournaIstl c aud ministerial circles furnish
cause for feeling OF profound disgust with any and
all who may have regard for themselves or the
literature Of our land In q late issue OF the NRw
YORK HERALD we hnd report OF a sermon delivered
I'm that city by the Rev. T. T. KcndrIck, OF Cincinnati
which FOR downright plagiarism beats anything we
have seen In q long time The reverend gentleman
spoke from the text, "Hell Three Reasons Why"
and we mean to say that II the speaker expects 10
continue his wholesale literary tneIts he
had best inform himself regarding tho
customs Of the locality in question A
goodly portion OF his sermon may be found IN the
first pages OF "Dr. Gums Domestic Physician" in
the article headed Hope" prepared for Gums
work by Dr. Jordan, OF the Indianapolis Ozette who
stole the language from one OF Prentice's well known
essays
THE NEW ORLEANS GRAIN TRADE.--Fiftccn thou
sand bushels OF bulK wheat went INTO the elevator
yesterday, consigned 10 u New Orleans house. and
was sold almost Immediately upon ARRIVAL for ship
ment abroad. The order upOnwhIch this was bought
was for $4,000 bushels. One lot OF 1000 barrels OF
nour goes into the elevator warehouse to-day Tor
reshIpmcnt. Tho above were from the last tow OF
the Kellogg and DerQes. The most strenuous efforts
will he made by the Western men connected with
the elevators ON the upper river connecting with
the New Orleans elevators, a. well AZ by our own
elevator men, TO very heavily increase This business
the next season -Ne,o Orleans Picovtp, JU,yA
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mercy towards the prisoners, and after Mr. Moore's
reply his 1rst resolution was defeated by III 20 3l
ON the second resolution Mr.. Mcguire. supported
by Mr. Murphy. made q strong appeal TO the govern
ment for a general amnesty, WHICH, ne said. would
be quite safe now, and would give Ihe death-Dow
to Fenanlsm This resolution was negatived with
out division.
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FRANCE.
Tho Opening Of the Legislative Chnmbcr-Ad-
dress Of the Minister Of Statc-Napolcon In


1851.
Paris June 2g correspondence OF the London
Times
The Legislative Chamber opened yesterday, as an
nounced, for the 'verncation OF powers" OF the
newly elected deputies. IL had been rum0red for
some days previous that n ''maniicstati0n' would
be made on the occasion. The manifestation, how
ever, was quite pacific. The doors OF the Chamber
were open at twelve O'Clock and az one the APP
proaches were occupied by several brigades Of sei-
gems de UUte who guarded the side streets and the
Pont de la COncordc. The crowd increased every
moment, and as Monday " an Idle day for working
men generally, and IN The weather Was beautiful,
they assembled IN pTc,ss large nnmDers.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-07-02

c,uERIEF'S SALE.---BY VIRTUE on
writ Of Isysri Facias 10 me diitcied, viii he tx
posed public sale At ihe hets & is'Se flle naan
5eisSare on SATURDAY JULY 18th, 1863 At "elo' y
p n ths following described Real Estate, viz
Xii that certain lots oi land. tbsiAg Nts A..
fi6&G ls and ~, Pates,n's fluU with Briek
liilE& stable theeou situate in the tty OF whining
lla M IAN AFORESAID, bounded and described as luiiaws
Il Beginning at the sputherly side Of Flth street
bstwsen Adams aud jackson Streets at tue detHnee Of
one hundred aud sixteen eet from the eiHlr'y slIo O.,
Street one hundred and five feet sud hall an inch,
thence easteriy parallel TO Fifth street iotiye'gl
~ thanre northerly parallel to the first mentioned
Ina one hundred and five feet and half inch IN Tho
iJ sila OF Filth Street, and thence Herewith westerly
fortyeigh feet the Place Of bCginnngb be the eantfn
seized and taken In execution tie property ~
Samuel Nelsbcr. aud to be sold by
JACOB RICHARDSON, shorh
ah..ln.a nana. NeM Caslla. lnne .. lana--la
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-07-02
NOR SALE OR EXCHANGE for CITY
L PROPERTY,
Or for Bonds and Mortgage.

ss-sa Tho subscriber offers a Farm of 10" ACRES,
lllE tillable land, under good state Of cultivation,
IlllEH reoa fencing much Of 1t osaee Hedge. In
few years the entire farm will be enclosed with
hedge :encs Moderate sized Dwelling, with Barn, Corn
SyIibin a fsw yearg. Fair sized APPLE ORCHARD and
other Fruit Tees Two thousand three hundred bushels
Of Lime have besn spread the farm during the lAst
yeer in addition to five thouslrd within lew years
sig fields watered by failing stream Of spring
water and handy TO mills, churches, railroads, me &C.
Nine miles from Wimingion-gOnd pike road. one
half the purchase money remain on the tarm, or
ali of il propery secured will bs exchanged Tor I'M
proved City property WM' IT, itElsLLh itSEl.ti NJ,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-07-02
S6eriG's Sn[es.

- .SunRIFF's sALE.---BY VIRTUE OF
, q wit Of Vendtldni fxppnss TO me dirested will
na fNp1foi t9 Public sale at the hotel Of Isaao PYLE
Il dlu Qa4eni 10 the CITY # Wilmington New Caste
Couuiy Del. SATURDAY, the 18th dny OF July 1863
viz , '''s-'s'
lot Of Land ,ltuato in re City Of Wilmington. New
Castle County, Del rs follows, to wit:
,fsggar No l-Una tive story Bflck House and Lot In
Ela bsnhett Street, no SOD bounded bv tbs lands
EsNa vi Michael oaHnon and NAihVnisl uniberf benr
- l2 ieet front on Bennett Street. and runnine
BECK So itei, be the same mtrs or Ass,
ess2ar No 2'-0ne two story Brick Store and Houss
E9lV On tho corner of seveih and Pine Streets
Ea bounded by the lands 81 John lIorte On seveufh
Al1a stf, anu samuel Gallon, Pine stlsst ruu-
uiug tack 20 feet, be the same more or less.
No, 3ano lot Of Land situated at f1ith and Madison
srets 20 feet front on Madison Street and running
hack 100 ett, adjoining the lands OF Hannsh BrpdleT
and he Ftu4ees OF Jefferson Park be the sana more or
leas. -
No --ona lot Of 1and situaied on n ,lf,sn strast
above Filth strest bounded by No aud thi Trustees
IS Jsnafgen Park, fronting lest on tdfon Street
"a rpa9ins bs,k 50 fset be q ias rsc.e less.
Sifaa, hebs 20 eet front figbth stfeat and run.
Ming back 10 .oet bounded by the lan Of the rustees
4 Central Pfesbyterian Church, VIM Woolston ana
Henry Evans be the mora or iefs
No d-0ne lot OF Land on Monroe Street nesr EIGHTH
Ste et being 20 at front Monroe Street and running
hack 40 feet bounded by the land Of the Trustees Of
Con RAJ frssbyenan Church, be the same more or less
no 7-Ons lot Of Land situated on Market Street,
between 3h and i4th Streets beinQ T6 faf font ana
running back li0 feet. aud bounded by the lands or
Thomas S. Newlin Lswis zebley, and w. r. 4 a. Cause,
to the sane more or less.
NO 6-0ne lot Of Land at Ninth and Madison 9trsata
being $50 feet front Ninth Street and rnnninr baek
81 feet aud bounded by the lands Of H. NJ Haurhav and
Jgmts sawdon, Junior, be the same more or less
No. 0-One tot OF Laud in Fifth Street between Madi-
back. cling part of what the shipey estate bs he
sa44e what II may
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-07-02
public SuLes.
Public Sale.

WIN % loli At Fubic fale, for the subscrits ~, On
Saturday July 171s69. at 2 o'clock, PM,
At the csuIt House Door in Dover Delaware a SMALL
,-sss rARH Of 10 ACKE', with rooG iouse, contain.
EsiaN iue seven to1nf. Also, Small tiarn an other
MaHls outlui'diugs some NUT Apple Orchard in
,Nls.f5, bearing iatlh0s aud Young Fears, About
10 lGfqs Wupiisud. within quarter Of mile OF Ply
mouth station teawars hafeRd. Gooi Tor truck
or ftut. siuaea ia thriving aud improving neish-
Lolhoal.
C0EuiWONs OF sALE-Ten per cent cash on day
Of SAFE s2TG0 remain mortlaee; SItOO Of this
uatn January lst $50 and $1,000 until January 1st,
! Is7s Balance SD delivery Of deed.
| ALEXANDER r. SHAW, MD
THOMAS N. 0GLE, Real Estate Agent and Auetionsa ar
No. Esst Third STest, Wilmington, Del [je22
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-07-02
3Fur DaIe ann to Rent.
MLno WANTS A noMEl


HOUSES AND LOIS AT COST
West NilInington within ten minutes walk o. MAihet
stros esar OF City and at b9ter rates than
be obtained through the help Of any Loan Agsocauon
,Assa FOR SALE.-Two thres-story bilgk houses AZ
1lN eleven hundred and fifty dollars EACH the int OF
l,.ak4 est on which would bo only ave dollars ana
NJ ieventy Ave cents per month. Possession can
be had IN thirty days. -.
~ One new four-roomed house. standing on the
WN corner Of Sixth Avenue and street, lot ~ iset-
aH by 60 feet; price hundred and hlty doihrs
~ interest three dollars and sestnty-h cents per
mo- tn, would rent for eight dollars a month
,s.3ss Two fur roomsd houses now building, ana
ElaE will h9 ready for about the first OF august
9hH II fot Ly IS feet on lots 20 feet by ICY ieet,
rie. PRICE, eight hundred dollars eaea 'i.n:nsss.
four dollars pos month; all paid over that sum VIII De
so much toward coming Of the property, 80
.ss5aar One two-ioomtd house on lot % ieet by eo
1miVH feet PRICE, four hundred aud my doiaisi
,.aI&a now rented for five dollars per month:
IAA My object In oifaiiug such liberal Inducements
Is 10 make West Wilmington village OF owners IN place
ofrenters Three per discount Will be allowed on
the nrst cash payment. ehool House and Ohapei re
now building-wo variety stores are open, anu mere
will be found plenty Of pure water and no water I5x
The rent that many mechanics payingi should with
economy give them comfortable HOME In few years
The Horse Railroad will within a few years, run round
the northern and western section Of the city and must
Of necessity, run dir eety through West Wilmington,
few lots Tor sa'e, to Auid on and no cash feqnitsu
lana ~ j. A. BROWN
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-07-02

iogen Bneksts 30 g,lons Whskey, 10 gAllona best
brandy 90 gallons Port Wine gallons on 81 ss.s
Counter Scales bbl Lard large lot OF Spices Pickles,
Ton,.toes Dried Rrut Pirina, Corn Starch, haisns,
stone Ware, 6arleu Seeds, oats Feed ossIa ana To-
t. .rp Iron Proof sais. marble top Butter Table lot
If Ropas ana prushss Molasses Casks pair Platform
scalos lot of store Ware, rush Cart Store fixtures,
al6o lea q OF tie store.
Charles Il Ganp and franklin BmtIam. trading a.
uau1 & BArtran, gafnisheel Of Thomas NJ kerr and to
f .oid by JACOB RICHARDSON, Sheriff.
She, il aNea New Castle June 24th, lees--2b
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-07-02
No. One Farm,

situa'ed ia brandywine Hundred, New Castle County
.sss7a- Del, toaianing 90 ACRES more or iess
IlllN9 and having upon It good substantial STONE
Sisll HOUSE and BARN, and bounded by the County
IrFsazh koal leading from the Concord Turnpike 10
mltne viii or Fewer Creek which road runs along
the entire line aud also by lands OF Mossley and
- Ramsey.
Seized and taken into execution as the property Of
Joseph W Day, and to be sold by
JAClB RICHARDSON, Sheriff.
sherll's OlIice. Kew CasLle. July LIST. 1907
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-07-02

HARMS FOR SALE.-No.l An excellent larm
Il within one mila of Newark depot, in New Castle
Coupty coptanng abou one hundrad orles,
with good dwelling and tenant house, and excellent
barn thereon desirable property, and Will be sold
bargain. ~,
No,9, A nice situate sT'ssslHf llnPi
acres, mcre or less ~
No g. very valuable farm in excellent order oh ~ NY
Rrsndyvine miles above Wilmington, with line build
nrs orchards and other Improvements, containing i4u
acres or less. a., 81. . = x,r,i
mington with buildings, orchards, and improvements
suitable for farming trucking or good nyesmeni on
spss,Ss' sp, -ff'' COG Market Street
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-07-02
FOR sALE.--TIIAT, vALwAnLE

u FARNI situate partly IN The City Of WilmIngton
ana partly in Chislriana Hundred, known as the
49, "Warner or Wright" Farm, adjoining lands Of
genry a. BsnnuE, Esq, Thomas +. Bayard, Esq. (ale
o Days's Dr. Brown Mrs Connellsn othei $, contains
fhr about 0 less This property has sew
erel of the MOST BEAUTIFUL BUILDING SITES
sr1uud " miugton, lies both sides of the Railroad
and Turnpike and every way desifableas speeu-
iatIou by operators in Real Estate few gentlemen
Who desire alndsome locations for private residences
annly 10 WM McCAULLEY,
is25-tf doe N~-tet Street. Wilmington. Del
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-07-02
~ noUsn ToR SALE on RnNT.

TlOR SALE. -,,o.,,.,,
street. above Fifth street.
between Market King Streets 1t very desirable
mart Of the city for business of any kind.
No 3, FIVE TWO STORY BRICK HOUSES on Nc
Cauley etreet, near Lombard between Eleventh aud
Twelfth streets.
Second street - - . - o,,,,,, . -
of seventh and French streets. uood business stand.
No g. 4 BRICK DWELLING AND STORE on Front
street, tst house West of Black Horse Hotel Good
stand for store and boarding house.
Also, a HHmber Of other Housesand Lots Apply 10
wM .hcCAULLEY
lan22 606 Market street.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-07-02

I, /, = E4tatrU3s Sal LE.--BK VIRTUE OF
- writ OF Ais. LeTari Faeas to directed will be
exposed 10 public Sale at the Hotel OF Vincent o. Hill
at Blsckbird, Ia Appoquiamink Hundred, New Castle
County, Del, on SATURDAY, the 18th day Of JULY,
1860, at o'clock, r. NJ, the following described Real
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-07-02
sALT,--sY VIRTUE OF 4

CHFRIFF's sALE,--BY VIRTUE OF A
- writ of Ieyari Facias, to directed, viii be exposed
IA Public sale Al tile Hotel Of Isaac Pyle Qndan paes)
in the City OF Wiming,on, New Castle County Dele,
Iyars on SATURDAY, the 10Th day Of JULY lsVp, AZ
O'Clock p NJ the following deserbei Real Esaie Flz
ts5ss All that certain lot pieces or parcel q Anu,
1iSI9H situate in Christina Hundred with lir'e
lllNt Brick Dwelling and FrAnie Store use thereon
iIsA erected, bounded aud deserted as follows 70
Sii;BeRinnins at the norherly side Of III. winning
Ion and Kennett Turnpike Road at the distance 81
about i29 feet from William Il, Nads line and At me
dstanco of 81 feet from tie easterly side OF four ee
wide alley running ftoa the sid keneot iurnnike TO
the Riddle and Lawrence Roads, thence aors SUI la
of said Turnpike south 60 degrees east about 0l est
10 point At the inter- ec0u Of the said Iufnike WIN
santberjv side OF ssid Riddle Lawrence Road, north
40 degrees west l03 feat Inches or teereab9at % a
stake or stone distant four feet southrry from ne cellar
wall Of frsIae house Il the said william Meuanley,
thence with new straight line southerY, % iti Q
inches 10 the paee Of hshnlns e INC 'oA'sh'a "t''
or less. Z, ,,.,,
liam D. Sparks and Ann klzt Sparks, hie Wiie Apd
/. ia, and 10 be sold by ..,,.. .,,,,.,,, , -,,
Itrtts -
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-07-02

ruERIFFss SALE,--BS VIRTUE OF
y a writ OF Levar Facias, To me dreeed viii he tx
posed TO Public Sale, at tho Hotel Of william Anthony
AZ Stanton In Mill Greek hundred New Castle County,
nal OH FRIDAY the 10th day Of JULY, 1863. A.
O'clock p NJ the following described Real Este, viz;
...7sa Ali that certain Plantation or trait OF Land
iiitSA suats In Mill Creek Hundred In tho County Of
ltA New Castle aforesaid bounded aud desctibsd as
pIFa follows, 10 wt;-B=ginning At corner STONE
set In the line Of land late Of Thomas Montsomery and
wrst nnety.eigh perches to heap of stones IN ne
Of land late OF John Barclay, tenee Herewith south
thrtyeight degrees east Heyenty.Eeven perehes and
ur-enihs to white oak, thence ly land late Of
CHRISTOPHER Springer deceased north ory-hse degrees
easi lttv.sx peches and eghtienths 10 corner stone
and north i've and three qHarleswost seventy
tbre 10, ches 10 the hrst mentioud stone and place OF
bepinnlng containing within those bound ihltiy acres
Of land, be the same more or ie S. -.
Seized and tisen 10 e1eeu ion as the property ct
E. j. Way and Mary $, his vile and iNehSta "ieve7
s1 Jbn n gphats, tenants, and - be sold by
~ ~ JACOB RICHARDSON, shefH
~ nln.. Mn. naail-. hmm q ID. lhlL --lM
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-07-02
sAs.E.---nY VIRTUE OF

SAaH.---HY VIRTUE OF
- awrlt Of Veudiuon Exponss, to mo directed will be
,Spsl "a public Sale, at the Hotel OF sineon Lord, n
poft Penn in St Georges Hundred, New Castle County,
u on FRIDAY the ID day Of July, 1859 at 10 o'clock
4 NJ lhe following described Real Estate, VIZ;
$50 lot tract ot land situate Ia the village Of
imikd pot Paun, in 81 Georges Hundred, New Castle
lllN. e.. uuty, Del, tounded aud described fol-
EaAie lows, to wit ;-Boundet by lands Of - PEN
nm .on thDnta Pfce, aud l. Duu ip, containing about
4U souar. fee OF land, less with three two
sud haif story hame houses, and stAbling thereon
erected. 4, =,
Seized aud takeu in execution as the property Of
William u ailar, Anl to be sold by .
JACOB RICHARDSON, Sheriff.
sh.rinl. anise. Now CAstla. June nm. ls69.-l6
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-07-02
DRIcK HOUSES FOR SALE.
THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE.
TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE ROOMS
TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE Rooms.
TWO sroRY n RRIoK HOUSE 4 ROOMS.

+.yse large new frstclass Dwelling in desirable
151EE location or King Street, with all the modern
l!llES Improvement Built with the best OF mste-
lIHt4 riais and we'll finished. First story hniahed
Si1h walnut and walnut inside shutters all the front
r.,ndows Tarms easv a. II. TINDALL,
nb9Htf 423 East Fourth Street.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-07-02

,,nE1tIEF'S SALE.---BE VIRTUE OF
- a wit Of lsvar ksrias to directed Will lo eS-
posed to public Sale, al the Hotel q sas yle tpiian
puesn in the city nj Wilmington, New Castle Couaiy
nelsware On SATURDAY, the 10th day of July, 1881,
al o'clock, r. Nj, the following desrtited iea Estate
viz. ,
1I4AS situate in the CITY WlmnFtia Aforesaid,
luaE With thtua Frame uweliing4 uler1on ,ttctsis
lfl & bounded and decrihoi as follows. tn Ait ;-Bs-
innitg at the northeast ui Sogenth Sire apd
Buttenwood Street, thence norhsrly Rloua Buiuuw on
street forty ght feet to stake, thtnel estsTly parable
with EiShih Street - feet To the ihadsl uit = ll-
miustun aud Baintr ailtOsd, thruet dong fHil kA'-
road - feet To- the northerly side Of Seventh reo
thence thereWith westerly - isel TO the pics oi te
ginning, lie tile sano more Or less
seized and taken in execution rs ta+ property o
Joseph Burk. sophia N Lis Wtle, and samuel W. &c
Cauilev anu to lie sold by
| JACOB RICHARDSON, Sheriff.
l sherid's OGAce, New Castle, Jure 23d, lsGe.-25