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Smyrna times., 1870-05-25


The York ELECTIoN.-On TUESDAY of l,et
week an election for Judges of the Circuit
Courts was held in the State of New York.
and Alderman were elected in New York CITY.
There was very little interest manifested. and
not much over half Of the vote of the State
was polled. The Democrats claim the State
by $4,000 and upwards, whercat some of our
Democratic exchanges are thrown into mar
oxlsm OF delight. One of our State EXCHANGES
says the Republican papers have heard moth
Ing about their defeat. They have heard and
published more about the defeat. however
than The Democrats have about the frauds
their party trends committed. In New York
city 1t Is estimated that at least half Of the
uemoc' ..t- was fraudulent They claim
T. ".'- -D.o over $4,000 votes, while it is adj
mltted that there were not much over a. OOO
OF them legal. The World says that in some
precincts the registry was not consulted and
the repeaters voted as without hinderanco
Ihe Herald says that some of the insnectors
tnding 1T impossible to perform their dutv
abandoned their posts to the repeaters and
their friends. The San saws that when tho
negroes went to vote they found that white re.
peaters had voted on their names, and when
they offered their ballots H,y were arrested as
repeaters. All this testimony is from anti
Republican journals and we hope our Demo
cratic exchanges will speak of the frauds when
they speak of the victory.
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camp MEIEITING;-At recent meeting of the
ITu:teeS TT: ana board OF managers of the Camden
camp meeting would be held in that favoritc
grove this summer to commence ON the RI of
August and continue until the I2th Tbc
time agreed upon is. about two weeks later than
that OF last year, which, we are informed Is
Tor the purpose of accommodating the Pbila.
delphlans, from which city several churches
are expected to participate in the meeting
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~, OAKTNGTON NATIONAL CAMP MEETING
The Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore.
ana and the Delaware R. II. Companies, will issue
Eound Trip Tickets for the Fifth National
Camp Meeting, to be held in Wilton Grove
darlington, Hartford county, Md, at excur.
SION rates The Tickets will be good from july
2tn 20 July $lst. All passengers will be Ian
ded In the Grove, short distance from the
Encampment The fare from SMYRNA will 'bo he
$3.6O-round trip. "-'' W
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FoRFETED.-It is reported that the gentle
men who purchased several farms in the vicin-
ity of Delaware City, at good round prices, a
lew weeks ago, have not complied with the
terms, and it is supposed that they have de.
termlned to forfeit the small payment made
upon them. This looks as though there was a
doubt about the construction of the Railroad
to connect with Delaware City, and the great
improvements taking place that were anticipa
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Campaign of 1870.
Republican State Convention.

call having been issued for State Convention nominate
candidates for Governor REPRESENTATIVE II Congress
be held in the State House. Dover THURSDAY June 9th
1870 at o'clock the Republican Voters Of Kent County
will the voting places in their respective hundreds
On Sdturddp. .J,,ne 4h. 1870.
At o'clock. elect Delegates 10 said Conventon
The Proportion OF Delegates for each Hundred will be AS fol-
fOws. viz:
Duck Greek Id l. kentnn IId, p Little Creek Hi a. East
Dover Hi 4; West Dover HIS; North Murlerkil Hd ::
South Murderk Hl 5; Mispilon Hd. 6; Milford IIi E.
BY oricr GEO Y MASSEY
May Goth. 1870. Chairman R.rrIli.,, T., O.
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THE MARKETS

bp VS. would particularly the attention OF our rei~r.
10 the Advertisement in another column Messrs
GO" OF the Tower Hall Clothing Bazaar. No Market
thaL way between 9TH and 9th Streets Philadelphia
I'm EVERY WAY WORTHY OF ATTENTION.
assuring them that the set forth wekno =,
such to the community indeed Is EVERY s.Y
WORTHY OF ATTENTION. Among their stock for ill.,, r.,,
season, which comprises the best Of the be-
Made Clothing in Philadelphia, Will be found
Cheviots all shades in suits
Rannockburns,
Motions,
Plain Cheyiots, in Pants and Vests
Fancy
Fancy Plaid Cassmeres. in Pants and Vests.
Fancy Stripe
All styles
Black and Fancy Cloth Chesterselds
Black q" Elastique
New shades Green and Olive
Fancy and Black Cloth Sacks;
All shades Melton
Best grade Blue Flannel Sacks.
Black aud Fancy Cloth Vests
Black and Fancy Elastque
New shades Green and Olive
All kinds Fancy Cashmere
To match their coats. all kinds of
10 match their Pants, all kinds of
In short they have desirable in the market man
uiactured INTO Mems Youths and Boys
READY-MADE CLOTHING
OF all kinds styles and sizes which they sell prices
LOWER THAN THE LOWEST ELSEWHERE.
ranging in price tor Mems Coats low as $500
Pants
Vests
Being an entire Mems suit s7G
(Which indeed good substantial servceabe garments
well adapted to ordinary business up
best to De found anywhere and also tine assortment
goods III the piece be up to order Res,al III
location
BENNETT Il CO..
TOWER HALL,
SIS MARKET STREET,
Halt way between jth and 9th sts
msy25 PHIIa aDrIpur.
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THE TIMES is published every "Wednesday afternoon Inv
JOSEPH H. HoFFEcKER Editor PROPRIETOR at SMYRNA
Delaware
hooubsCRPr'N 'e year S2Oo m advance. $3.50 if
not paid till the end OF the No paper
all arrears are pat-ony at the option of the Publisher
ADVERTISEMENTS will be inserted At fe ru t r S,
alne forthe first insertions uSesu" insertions Threend
a-half cents liberal discount quarterly sem-an
nua and yearly advertisers.
Smyrna times., 1870-05-25

! DECEASED .-Ex Sheriff Henry Pratt, Of this
town, died at the residence of his son. near
/ Clayton on Friday last. He was elected sher-
| iff of this county in 1854, we believe, by the
! Wing party, and made remarkably conscien-
tious and upright officer He was the last
ntiDemOcratic Sheriff that has filed the
office. In October last, on the occasion of his
marriage to Mrs. Mary Wallace, of this town,
we published an item relating several remarka-
BILE circumstances in his life, as well as in the
life OF the lady whom he married. and who
survives hlm. As a matter of interest we will
reproduce that article, as follows:
! A Matrimonial Henl We occasionally read
OF noteworthy events in matrimonial matters in
our exchanges, and this week we feel called
| upon to note one in our own midst. The mar
rage Is recorded in the proper place in this
issue, the happy couple being well known and
respected citizens the groom having az one
time filled the office Of Sheriff of the county
with credit to himself and the station he occu-
pied. The bride, by the ruthless hand of death,
has been compelled to follow five husbands
to the grave GALL former respected citizens of
this community and don the widow swecds. "
and now Cupid, without regard to past cir
cumStances, has hurled another fatal dart
and at the age OF about 65 years she again
bows at ilymcn altar, to which she is led for
the SLnth time, to offer herself willing sacri
Nv W INV Spu VI hdIIldEc 10y gentleman VINO
has entered his Slst year. She becomes his
second wife. In every instance, save the first
thus lady has married widOwers, with children.
while she has remained without issue. And
now, while she is chldlesS, she has married
husband who has founded tribe, as has been
SAID OF Rev. Peter Cartwright. The number
OF his descendants, children, grand children and
great grand children, was, when last counted
Just one haRdred and .fiy Sir, and there have
been number of acceS>iuns since-nearv
enough to make the number sixty, he thinks.
mere arc other circumstances in connection
with the gentleman life that we feel constrain
ed to refer to, though not altogether appro-
PIRATE under this head, perhaps Notwithstand
ing ,hlS numerous progeny, he has had but one
death IN his fauily-hiS first wife. He never
borrowed Il dollar in his lie, and never paid a
cent 5 cost in suits at law on his own account.
We may add, with pleasure, that he is remark
ABLY hale and healthy las is also the brdel
weighs 2lQ pounds, stands nearly six feet in
height and stands even higher in the estima-
tlon OF his fellow citizens than he does in his
boots. May . fortune favor the brave"
lie had been Ill falling health for several
months, and few weeks since. for some real or
tancled reason, he abSolved himself from his
marriage relation andr to thee country with
a nope OF restoring his former robust con>titu-
ton, but fate had ordered otherwise The oc
cunence, which we give entirely free from SEN
Satlon or clnbeliShment, has Of course been a
leading theme for gossip among our citizens.
Smyrna times., 1870-05-25

Col. WILMER \ correspondent of ;hc Su.-
sex .Journai, writing from Monmouth County,
New Jersey, represents that Col Edwin Wilt
mer, formerly Of this town is now in the iail a
Freehold, charged with trover and c0nver-
sion, in having twice sold and delivered some
bricks. This writer alleges that he had been
at large on bail, but his bomdsmen becoming
afraid he would decamp, placed him in custo-
dy of the Sheriff
Smyrna times., 1870-05-25

A RARE BERD.-Among the curious Incl
dents Of the recent hail storm. was the fail of
a large sea bird, beaten down by the hail. and
wrecked in the garden of Mr.. Andrew Aitkin,
at MQorestown Burlington county, New Jer-
sey. The birds wings measured full five feet
from tip to tip. It was presented by Mr. A.
to the Society of National Sciences in Mount
Holly 1t is doubtless a species OF the genus
albatross.
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The Cloths and Cassimeres
are new' Just bought, and comprise all the leading
NOTIONS AND STATIONARY.

Buttons Spool Cotton, Knitting Cotton, Hoop
Skirts, Balmorals. Ladies' and Chldrens Hose
Mems Hose, Candle Wick, Lamp Wicks, Gloves,
Neck-ties, Handkerchiefs, Hooks and Ewes. Velvet
trimmings, Tape, Skirt Braid, Combs, Gun Caps.
Hair Pins, Buckles, Pins Needles, Scissors, Coat
and Vest Binding. Thmbles, Collars, Cuffs ,Corsets
Irvine, Kid Gloves, Machine Sewing SILK. and
spool Silk, &c, &c. Letter, Fools.cap, Note and
Bill Paper, Pens, Pen Holders Lead Pencils, States
ana al Pencils Envelopes, Pass Books, Ink Pocket,
BOOKS Spelling Books, Copy Books, Muclage, &C.
Smyrna times., 1870-05-25

J. Y. Foulk, Esq, CT Milford, Grand Rem
TTesentatye to the Grand Lodge Of Odd Fel.
lows OF the United States, which convened in
San Francisco last September, delivered an adj
dress IN Morning Star Lodge Room, in this
t3wn, last evening, descriptive of his trip to
me Golden City. 1t was interesting. He
came at The invitation Of Morning Star Lodge.
Smyrna times., 1870-05-25

WOMAN S FOREIGN MISSIONARY SOCIETY
a branch society was organized in Whining.
ton on Monday, May 9th In the afternoon =
pubic meeting was held in the chapel of trace
NJ; f. Church, Mrs. Rev John Y. Gracv pre-
siding Interesting addresses were made bv
\, Mrs DR.. Butler, Mrs. Wittenmcyer, and Mrs
G'accy The following named ladies were
chosen oiIicers Of the society: President. Mrs
Hon. d; VI. Bates; Vice President, Mrs. Rev,
:. gohn v. " iISon Recording Secretary, Mrs VIII
Ilam ! 4 FieII r Corresponding Secretary, Mrs s.
A large number of ladies united with tbe i'So So.
cicty. A 'H' No
Smyrna times., 1870-05-25

The SYNOD OF BALTlM0PE.-In the Pres.
byter General Assembly, at Philadelphia.
Monday, the report Of the committee on the
geographical arrangement of the various Svn-
DDS, was considered. That of Baltimore was
ordered to include Delaware, Maryland, the
District OF Columbia, our ministers amd church.
es 10 Virginia, and West Virginia, east of the
Allegheny Ridge. To it also is attached the
Presbytery of Rio Janeiro.'
Smyrna times., 1870-05-25

Wilmington & Reading Rail Road Second
Mortgage, per cent Bonds for sale at 824 and
Interest by John McLear & Son, Bankers, No.
6o2 Market St, Wilmington.
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FESTIyALs;-The Strawberry Festival for
tn the benefit OF Smyrna Library will be held
thursday and Friday evenings Of next week.
~ and 81 prox
second week of June, festival under tba a' ans
pleeS OF the choir of the VI. f Church
There will be Festival and Fair held in tbo
VI. Fl; Church, at Harrington, to commence
! tuesday evening, June 18th, and to continue
The Methodist Church, of Odessa, will hold
a strawberry Festival on the 9th and 10Th of
June, ~ the Academy yard for the benefit of
;, a grand festival is now being held at Mid
dIeton for the benefit Of the town hail. to con-
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PENINSULA CONvENTTON.-Th committee
appointed at the late session of the Whining.
Ton Conference. to arrange for holding con-
ventl9n of the MethOdists of the Peninsula, met
at FELTON, and arranged to call such Convention
70 meet IN this town Nov. 18th. A list of ton
cS Ior c9nsldel alton was made out and assign
Gu 70 ulnerent committees, all Of which will be
announced IN our columns soon 1t is expcct
cd that Bishop Scott will be nresonf p,0' aUd
preach the opening sermon. "''N
Smyrna times., 1870-05-25

Our space is so over crowded that We are
compelled to omit some advertisements Next
week We expect to issue a supplement.
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NOTlGE.-We hereby give notice that the sale
~ of the Howe Sewing Machine in the State of
Delaware and at Chester, Pennsy lvania will here
after be conducted by A. A. MckaIn and Thomas
s. McCray, who have full authority to make all
contracts relative to the sale of the Howe Sewing
Machines, und to receive and receipt for monies
our name.
This is to be of effect from and after this date
until further notice SIBLEY & STOOPS,
May 10th, l67O.-25. General Agents.
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DEATHS.

PRATTOn the goth this Henry Pratt Esq., aged
years
NELDON-Suddeny, Philadelphia, Tuesday Mrs
g. Emma Weldon, wife of Jacob Weldon, daughter H.
p Baker, oi Odessa.
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Wood and WilIOw-Ware.

Washing Tubs. Buckets, Keelers, Churns Brooms
Clothes Pins, Clothes Brushes, Hair Brushes Scrub
Brushes, Fancy and Market Baskets, Curry Combs
butter Prints, Butter Bowls, Wash Boards, Wal
81 brushes, Half Bushel and Peck Measures, OIL
cloths, Mats, aud all sizes of Rope.
Smyrna times., 1870-05-25

Coon TEMPLARs.-At the regular quarterly
meeting Of the Kent County Association of the
IIinli.'e9pendent Order Of Good Templars, held at
VINO" Grove, on Wednesday, May 18th, the
following resolutions were adopted
heS9.vt First That the Order through this Association
"pPfA 70 Inc ministry and the church for u,r,. hearty ,
W.. slg:rr,l. ''' 80 "a ''i'oi
hSoi'r! second That great crncy should b exercised
members. '- '' '"'V" Vi eIIlHS
hrsoNci Third That it is the duty every member of the
' '' use AZ ana her influence to educate
'' l1l M"nll accept IN" most stringent lw tor the
FI1tcc; non society from the liquor traffic. " ''
HNoNti Fourth. That every community shouId have a..
iSH ana power. 10y direct exclude In, sale nf
G"S ana that tho legislation the subject sLouI
SUCH right and power 10 the poorlp 1'' 'e'uIe
Hr,uiNrI, Fifth. That eAp pnnsas nf Tho Cr.,.4
sliu.!I h. ci!rtAilrd. - NV "iH"u LOdSe
hS"c sixth That the interest temperance demand
H. ,Hc."clhS spirit, and that will encourage
leruIrut ANA money making. T''''' "l pre-
R'>Utv g. seventh. That ulll,ic
he m"tr frequent. ' ''''%' ''l""'i
~ Mh;'rI nth Tiat these resolutions be- published in
''' Dl"""le lIlOuhe, bcI1war,au, Suvrt Times n! ri
JAMES H. DUNNING, Secretary
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The coIOred citizens of Baltimore celebrated
the fifteenth Amendment Thursday There
was parale, including eight or ten thousand
persons, among them representatives from tho
Excelsior Brigade of Philadelphia, and oreani-
zItions from Washington and the State IF
Maryland. In the afternoon meeting was
held, and addresses were made by Postmaster
General Cresswel, Senator Sawyer Represen-
stive Maynard, Fred Douglass, and others.
Smyrna times., 1870-05-25

Delaware State Bonds and Delaware Rail
Road Stock bought by John McDear & Son,
Bankers, No. Coz Market ST. Wilmington
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MARRIAGES.

CARR-MlTCHELI-nn the 25th INST at P NJ in St Peters
T. f. Church by the Rector. Rev. Morsell D. D VIM. H.
Carr ami Maggie daughter Richard Mitchell, Esq. o
Smyrna.
CoLLlNS-DONONAN- On the 18th inst, the NJ. pArson
age Dover by Rev j. H. Lightbourn Wm. Collins and Mss
Mary f. Donovan,
hAATT-THIST TLEWOOD.-In Harrington. on the 18th inst
by Rev A. d. Davis, Daniel Wyatt and Miss Susan Ann
ThistleWood both q Harrington.
DoRMAN- N-J0HNSoN-0n the 18th inst, by the same Thos
H. Dorman of Harrington. Miss Angelina johnson
Farmngton.
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INOR SALE-A WELL IMPROVED FARM JhsSS@4Ss
OF about $40 acres, in Appoquinlm ink It'll
Hundred. ore mile from Railroad station vi III
mile from Smyrna, one mile from Smyrna Landing.
has mansion house. new, and iarE house, all ne
esSary out buildings with both
TFerms Will be made easy. II is clear OF Incum'
brance. Address
JONATHAN STEPHENSON.
Boz SIS, say na. Del.
NAV I8 if
Smyrna times., 1870-05-25

NOTICE.-As it has been reported by certain
~ parties tlat Mr.. McKan had been removed by
us from the management of our business in Della
ware for malfeasance in office, we desire to state
that there is foundation for the report, but that
he continues in his former position with our entire
confidence. SIBLEY & STOOPS.
722 Market street, Wilmington, Del
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"A PI f. II RE HOUSE
BALTIMORE, Md

ne ne subscriber has the pleasure of announcing TO
MS friends ard The public generally that he has
'''ou ''e large and commodious hotel situated on the
Cor Of CALVERT d FR4NKLIN SITS.
Opposite CALVERT STATION DEPOTJ
where he would he pleased To see all hrs Delaware
friends
Apn, 21Ih, 20. ''''
Smyrna times., 1870-05-25

NOMINATION ELECrIoN-The election to
select candidates for Sheriff and Coroner on
the Republican ticket in New Castle co. was
held last Saturday. The result shows that
there was pretty lively contest, and that the
nomination for sheriff was given to Thos. Har-
vey of Wilmington, he having received 1911
votes to 749 for r. Lewis Armstronr tbo nox+
highest The total vote throughout the county,
1or Sheriff was 4l75, divided among twelve can
dldates. The following ale the names Of the
candidates: Thomas Harvey, r. Lewis Arm
strong, Edwin Lewis, James Martin. VIM A.
Hukill, Geo. S. Hagany, David w. Gemmill
John W. Griffith, Sylvester Rianhard, Robert
Taylor Alexander Chandler Humphrey Nor
row. The candidates for Coroner were Curry
Lacy, Stewart, Draper Zobley and Winslow
The latter received the most votes
Smyrna times., 1870-05-25

CAUTION -Purchnsers of the Peruvian Svrrn 10
projected solution Of The prOioxide of Irnn, ayo a,
TONED against being deceived 10y any Of The nreo,ra
lohS o. Fs'uvian Bark or Bark and Iron which NAV
be offered them Every bottle nC oo,',ir,', u" y
PERUVIAN SYRUP tno Peruvian Park bown IN ,i'o ,Io
4 ASS EXAMINE THE BO TILE BEFORE P,ncu.s', '''0
Smyrna times., 1870-05-25


1HEPRESBYTERlAN GENERAL ASSEMBLY
1he great General Assembly of PRESBYTERIAN
organization, reunited, which commenced its
sessions In Philadelphia on Thursday, after
thlrty-two years Of separation, embraces bo-
tween five and six hundred delegates, and i
the largest ever convened in the United Stqtcs
1here are also delegates from England. Scot
land and Ireland. The delegates from tbo
New Castle Pre,bytery, (Old SCHOOL, are Rev
j. ). Pomeroy, Rev. J. B. Spotswood. Stepb-
en- Springer, and David Scott Tho frop
the Wilmington Presbytery, New School arc
Rev. John Crowell of Odessa. and w w
Ferris. Rev. William D. Mackey and Hon
Levin 1. II. Irving are the delegates from III.
LeWes Presbytery, (Old School Many of the
Presbyterian ministers in this State are attend
ing the sessions. This final and comnlato
union OF the Oll and New Schools of the
Presbyterian Church. is one of the most s;or;f.
cant facts in the history of the times. The As
semby comprises body of men of .hiph
mental and social power. Every State from
Maine to California, England Scotland and
even India are representative PRESBYTERIAN
Church of the world, in short finds a voice
mere; and the utterance so far has been one of
singular purity, devotedness, and frank trust
tul brotherhood. Our daily exchanges find
reason for much congratulation in this great
event.
Smyrna times., 1870-05-25

A refreshing shower visited this town yes
day alt-rnoun.
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DRY GOODS,

VIZ: Silks, Poplins, Alpacas, Challies, AnWoo
DelaInes, Cotton Delanes and Calicoes, with many
OF the latest styles of Dress Goods Ginghams.
Jeans, Osnaburgs, Flannels TIckngs, Table Cloths,
Sack tlannels, Napkins, Shcetings, Pillow Case
NusIIns, Swiss StripIngs, ,Cambrics, Paper Musins.
DenimS, Checks, Drhngs, Nankeen, Lluens. Mus
| ms Plads, Shawls, Diaper, Lawns, Chambruvs.
flques, and all the gools usually found in a first
class country store.
Smyrna times., 1870-05-25

MAMMOTH CoNCERN.-W Wanamaker 4 Brown rive am
p"'n"ht :" about l"o men aud do business Of
nearly million AL = LI!G at Oak Hail.
Smyrna times., 1870-05-25

GOLD QUOTATIONS, STOCK, &c.. tiol
McLear l. Son. Bankers, Wilmington. lei
Quotations, April IL 1870, at Z o'clock;
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WANAMAKER e. BROWN
q O q ID .
CHEAPER
THAN EVERs
NEW STOCK OF SPRING GOODS,

which he intends to sell cheaper than any sold in
this market for years, consisting of
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AErERNnnN
ri LATInEB OLKARY. Auctionex,,
II tSuecessolst u topper Bstimer,1
Southwest corner Penn avenue sni I,,h "a

POSITIVE SALE IT VALUABLE IMPROVED
sIR1ET NORTH, BETWEEN 9rH AND IarE
sTREETs WEST
- By sirrue Of decree OF the Supreme Court
-. ot the pistrirt Of Columbia pas-ei al chan
hrnShn tt al. ~ trlma n D. Vaughn Il al, We
shall .ft At public auction. on MONDAY the 18Th
Gay 81 brt Inber, &. II. $50. al O'Clock d m, on
rue pr-hiSt me west part OF Lot i. in SQUARE 30
etsinh-iis Tor sad part On north street at the
ncfihM"st c"rcer ~ said lot, aud running thine.
sout wardly upon the western boundary az -aid lot
II 1i-tance o. ~ fect af inches III nee e..:arly
parallel with said north street n distance Of Al fs.t
sld " Gu thence Dnrthward parallel with the
western boundary OF said Ia; l. distance of - fact
nts riches; thence westwarcly parallrl with norm
street dist nee al Is feet inches. thenr. nth
watsiy parallel vita the western boundary of sail
Ist II assistance FL ll1 feet 70 said north street
thence eStwar1iY the son .herp houndSry ~ al
the said place Of beginning aud im rr0ysmert. c.,r
ststlng OF three-sIOry Brick Dwelling wIth Lasa
ment containing ~ rooms, ON street north south
side, between 9Th and lot streets
Terms OF sale One third Of the rrrr'asa rpoDav .,
be paid cash In hand; the residue thereof in rosp.
lively and u months from day of sale with int
rest be secured by deed of trust on the perry
: deed given when all the purchase money il paid
ser. deposit Of sos will be re1uireI of m.
purchaser at the fall of the ammer III the tern
OF sale are not piled with Within three dlvs fror
the day OF sale, the property viii le resold At tn
cost OF the deiaultiDS purchaser
JAMES 8. PORTER. Trustees.
de- dSds Rep LATlMER CLEAHY, Alcts
~ THE ABOVE SALE L. POSTPONED IL
consequence OF tho rain, until FRIDAY NEXT
December 23 same boar ami place BIZ order a
Trustees. "
de9Odsds LATINEB 4 CLEaRY, Auct,.
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DIED.

PA ST. VAUGHAN LEWIS. ont clTld oF Ta.
.r-tIuc and IN" R"N- Faust. Thursday De, an
i'r = l>i1. AT o ~ p m. aged gears.
FIH.rti al - Johns Church cDrlar 10Th an II
streets, cu Saturday, al ~ o ~.
III, h -GeorgCtown, ID. G, December -I-t. Mr..
ROBERT EiCH, aged :. ye-Ty.
His iuHeI a viii take place from III, z. Ienc . .
Gay street, Saturday. pcCsmher 2ttu, u 90 CLOCK.
q" rrIu-. HE friends are inv led 10 atieLt -