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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-10-27

A VICTIM OF THE PRAIRIE FIRES
A SAD CASE. About ten years ago Mrs.
Grace Coon, daughter of james Coon, OF
Fort Ann, went to Wisconsin as a school
teacher, where she subsequently married
Mr. Newberry, and settled near the
village of Peshtigo, Wisconsin. There
they lived happily till they had two chill
drep, an till they were overtaken by
those terrible fires that have destroyed so
much of the Western world. On the night
of the Sth inst, almost without mo-
ment's warning, their dwelling and in
deed the whole vicinity was attacked by
the flames and they had time only to
run for their lives. But horrible TO re-
late, the fire overlook them, and the hus-
band with the two children were burned
to death. Mrs. Newberry was badly
burned, but saved her life by throwing
qerself into pool of water, where she
remained nine hours while the fire ragged
all around her. Her father has taken
measures TO bring her home immediate.
ly. Her brother, George Coon, in the
same vicinity, by a desperate struggle
saved his own life and that of his family,
but lost everything else. OF the New
berry family, the father, four sons two
daughters aud their eight small children
persisted in the flames - Troy Press.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-10-27

CHEAP MUsIo.-It is seldom that
cheapness is associated scith merit and
real value, but we must make an excep-
ton in favor of PETERS MUSICAL MONTH
LY. This valuable work comes to us reg
ularly each month, overfowing with
choice new Music-some fifteen pieces in
every number. 1t is printed from &c
full-size music-plates, neatly bound, and
sells for the modest sum of 80 cents
The publisher offers to send six back
numbers, containing from so to 80 piece:
Of choice new Music, for 81. Address
J. L. Peters, 500 Broadway, New Yerk
Think of it, 80 to 100 pieces of good
Music (224 pages for 81.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-10-27

Autumn leaves can be perfectly pre-
served by pressing them on the back side
between papers with moderately hot
fat iron.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-10-27

The NATION DEFENDERs.-Th Pen
sion Office has compiled the annexed list
of the number of soldiers serving in the
wants in which the nation has been en-
gaped since the wear 1775;
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-10-27

A PHILosoPHIC CHIcAGoAN.-A gen.
tleman writes: Charley can tell you
about the fire, so | won't say anything
about it now, only to remark that we al
ways wait here until other places have
made their little demonstrations, and
then we go in and beat 'em. We are the
largest grain market, largest lumber and
provision market in the world, and now
we beat 'em all on the subject Of ruins.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-10-27
Westminster Town Fair.
LIST OF AWARDS.

Premiums awarded at the Third An
nual Town Fair OF the Westminster Ag-
ricultural Association, held on Wednes-
day, Oct. Is, 1871.
HoRsES-FIRST CLASS.
Stations, brood mares and their colts
Stallion-Wm r Kimball, LIST.
Brood mares-R. w. Ranney, list,
Geo. Wetherell, I'd.
SECOND CLASS
MATCHED AND FANCY MATCHED HORSES.
L. Spaulding, LIST; j. F. Perry, 2nd.
The Judges would say that Mr.. Joseph
Smith had a nice pair and was sorry he
did not get them here in season to enter
on the list.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-01-30
CLOTuING.

a LARGE ORDER.-$75,v00 WORTH OF CAST-OFF
IA Clothing Carpets, Jewelry, wanted for the Western
aud California trade Ladies and gents shng to dispose Of
price, the best they do IL TO call on or address note 10
h. MINTI 4S2 Fourth avenue, near Twentyninh street
Ladies' attended by Mrs Mntz.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-01-30

A UCTION SALE-THIS DAY, AT IL O'CLOCK, AT III
~ Elliott place. Brooklyn, of Parlor Suits black walnut
and painted Chamber suits Carpets throughout Paintings
MURPHY. - =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-01-30

A UCTlON SALE UNCLAIMED BAGGA6E.-A. M.
n CRlSTALAR Auconeer, will SELL Tuesday, January 81,
At ION O'CLOCK at SOS broadway, Houston large o{
Of Trunks, Bags Parcels &C. with contents BY order Of
Wescos xpress Company, being unclaimed baggage fot
over year, to pay charges, nc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-01-30

UCTION NoTICE.-R T. HA2ELI, AUCTIONEER.
IN TUESDAY, January 81
l0 O'Clock 130 Second between Fiftyninth
and Sixtieth streets,
Retailers Stock OF
Hardware, House Furnishing Goods,
Wood and Willow Ware, Stoves, &C., 10.
Catalogues at our o0dce.
r. T. HAZELL 4 Co,
Auctioneers liB Chambers street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-01-30

1S1 WEST 18TH STA YOUNG WOMAN AS
lCI waitress or to do chamberwork and waiting; good
q reference,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-01-30

T OFFS TO LET-wlTH STEAM POWER, RUNNING
~ night and day. steam hoistways attached; plenty Of
light full supply OF water water closets each floor and
premises be heated with steam II so desired T.
PRESTON'S. "a. % aud 81 Rose street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-01-30

by ROBERT SOMERvILLE, AUCTIONEER.-SALES
II room No West Fourteenth street ollce 81 Fifth
ROBERT SOMERviLLE will sell at auction. Wednes-
oay Feb Mt l0 O'Clock, Mt the private residence 407 west
rhirtieh street. Ninth avenue genee Household Fur
nrc Paror SUITS In Brussels and Three Carpets
rosewood Dedsteads, Bureaus, Washsands, Lounges
hogany Chairs Sofa and Lounges In haircoh, Hair and
Straw Mattresses, Feather Beds Pillows, Blankets Quilts,
Sheets, &C.. together with large assortment OF Kitchen
Utensils, &C.; Shades, oicoth Mating, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-01-30

OnO WEST 9TH ST., NEAR 7TH AVA NEAT AC-
LUO tive young woman as first class waitress TO do
and waiting. Best city reference.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-01-30

11r WEST eiTH STA COMPETENT GIRL AS
l1C first class private family has the best
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-01-30
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

TTOUsE wANTED-FOR CASH, FROM OwNER.-No
real agent need at least 70 feet wide
stone high soop leasehod preferred between Thr
tIetb street Park and Sixth and Fourth
nue. Address, stating location and terms, which be
reasonable, g. B., Herald Office.
AEORE HOUSES AND STORES wANTED.-ALL PRO-
M pcry placed In charge for renting receives prompt
attention. Uptown estates a specially. LIONEL
FROEHLICH. $50 Third avenue, near Fiftcth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-01-30

ALO present employers-A Protestant woman, who
writes fair English hand and reads well good plain
lther required,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-01-30

ID No. West Fourteenth street. office 81 Fifth ayen ue
ROBERT SOMERVILLE win sell at auction
MONDAY, Jan 30, ut 1Uh O'clock
ht the private residence 30s West Twenty second street,
all the Genteel Household Furniture
. Velvet, Brussels and Three-ply Carpets;
black walnut Paror and Library reps Mirrors,
rich orange Satin and Lace Curtains Centre Tables
wood Piano and STOOL fine black walnut Bedsteads
Bureaus and Washstsnds; CurIed Hair Mattresses nearly
new Feather Pillows and Boosters, rich painted Toilet Set
Vases and Mante Ornaments, black walnut and oak
Lounges Chairs, Olcoths Mating, Refrigerator China,
Glass and Kitchen Utensils
At IL O'Clock, rosewood Piano and Stool
Also fine Robe Saddle
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-01-30

10N WEST 18TH STA RESPECTABLE GIRL AS
IVU chambernnid and waitress, chambermad ant
70 do plain washing best city references from last place
fya
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-10-20
CITY EXCHANGES.


From Every Evening.
Rev. Geo. II Smyth had 800 stolen from
his pocket on Monday, while riding in
street car, In the District OF Columbia.
The Y. NJ. c. Philopairian Institute will
give dramatic entertainment in the lnsti.
iuie Hall, on oct 31st. They will give a
representation Of "The DrunkHEd."
The trustees of ST. Peters Catholic Church
have ordered a splendid organ for their
church, 10 replace the present one. 1t will
be ready Tor use the first of next month.
c. P. johnson. ESQ.,, editor and proprie-
tor of the DeldUare Gasette, has just remov-
ed from the dwelling over his office at 4l6
Market street, TO his new aud handsome resi-
dence at 1lO5 Market street.
Wayne Litzenburg for some time past IN
the employ of VIM. II. Thompson, Jeweler,
in this city, has left for New York city, 10
take position in the great establishment OF
Howard & Co., on Broadway.
The "Peoples's Course" of lectures, will
be opened on Tuesday next, Gath inst, by
Mark Twain, the humoiist, his subject being
"Reminiscences Of some uncommonplace
characters have Glanced 10 meet"
Attorney General Lore has procured re-
QUESTION from Governor Ponder to the au'
thUiilies of Maryland for Charles White, who
was arrested in CheslertOwn, Nd, as an 40.
complete in the murder OF John MawhCney,
In August last.
The Anniversary Meeting of the Young
Mems Christian Association of the Central
| Presbyterian Church was held on Monday
Evening. The annual report OF the Presi
dent, John c. Cole, was read, and Norman
D. Lounsbuiy aud Rev. g. ID. Shaw, mad'
addresses, after which Allan &. Janvier reaC
an original poem.
Miss Mary Hamilton, a well known news
paper correspondent al Washington, vii
shCnly lecture in this city, on "Social Lii
in Washington" The lecture embraces th
following topics Office seeking and lobby
ing, view OF the Civil Service, How 10 sc
an office, All about the Treasury girls.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-10-20

correspondent utthe Philadelphia Ifess, |
under date OF Wilmington, Del, OF 18th,
says;
some leading branches ol manulac
lute thls place already holds leading posi-
l0n IN the United States. In the building
OF railroad cars tbs city Is ahead OF all others,
and the WORKS oil tue Jackson " sharp Gar
company, located leie, are tue largest oil TIE
klnd IA lie country, ara have been created
and bavs reached their present magnitude
within tie last "n years These woihs COW
er seven acres, produce al phlts oi car eSo
cept me wheels anu axes ana employ ooV
men Inc silver palace cars ana run
man cars sent from mere are VICE auVei-
hsemeht oil the WolAhiansnlp "' wilmington,
ugie were uts'gheu anu mnuc Tue ears OF
ne Denver anu NO "i"hue nam oHu' VI on
inc narloW-Sauee system il Is temuns'ia'
tea mat the mt e-i""' glags ADMITS OF
ituuctloh OF more tnau one aI ol inc Neight
OF the engine ana NAM without de'iimenl
TO uthtr speed or cary ing culaci'i' Inc
ordinary gauge u"lh' ,Al@u'e ol carrying
~ passengers Weli 'f-2 II Is : lhe ihIGe'
loot enASe, carrying -'O passengers weighs
only of4 ious. IL % easy - ueuuoe 'he al
NAhlhges resulting nom an ec"nohy hhe
TINS.
mere are TWO ltutr extensive cal iAclu-
iles here-those OF Harlan X lio'lingsWoI'h,
ana OF u, fhllhucIphlh, Wilmington anu
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-10-20


Tie L. S. Circuit Court has adjourned I'LL
Friday, Nov. 81.
1t is not true that john Ruth las mechan.
les hen on The WeccacOe Hose house.
Mr.. T. ]. Bowen had an arm dislocated on
Monday, by being thrown from carriage al
the Schuelzen Park, by a runaway horse.
The Wilmington s Reading Railroad Co.,
is fitting up the old hotel property at Front
and Madison streets for passenger depot.
The argument at Reading, Pa in the case
Of the Wilmington aud the Philadelphia &
Reading Railroads has been postponed till
oct 20 il.
Robert Moore, OF Philadelphia, las pur-
chased the farm OF William PaYnleT, in
Brandywine Hundred, containing ninety
acres, Tor $40, 800.
At the late Cincinnati Exposition, Messrs.
Ferris Garrett OF Ibis city, had the Megrat-
ten patent Faith Closet, which Nhey are
manufacturing largely, and propose 10 in
tiUduce 10 the West.
A stranger attempted to swinde the First
National Bank out of $4,000, on Saturday,
by presenting check purporliug TO be drawn
| by Talnall & Richardson, but tue deception
was detected aud payment refused,
George Lodge, Esq Of Bandywine Hun.
drcd has sold to Nj. Eli d. Tulley, of tho
same Hundred, some ten or eleven acres Of
valuable marsh land, situated on Cherry
Island, near the foot Of Eleventh street.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-10-20
A STANDARD REMEDY.

Such an article h Dr. sIMMs'- WHITE PuLMONIC
BALsAM. II has sto ID before the public for IL years.
aud has never failed giving satisfaction In single n
stance. Every drop Of this valuable compound Is xed
by Dr. simms himself aud has been prepared only
BY himself for the asst 10 years therefore csn be
lied upoa. Il Is warranted superior to any other for the
cure Of Chronic and recent Coughs Sore Throat Brun
entis, Asthma Group Whoopiug Cough, Blood splitting,
HoArseness, &c.
There is medicine 10 the world that stands more
Its own merits than Dr.. slMMS' WHITE rULMONiC
BALsAM. Thousands Of references he gwen by the
Doctor attestiug to u. virtues every dollar bottle IL
guaranteed to give satisfaction sold bv DiuggiHs aud
sore-keepers thron shaut tho United state. Price D
cents, medium aud Que dollar large sized bottles
PrineipAl depot, Fourth and King slte-t. Sold ! y
dealers throughout the country.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-10-20

Proposals for carrying the mails from July
/, 1872 to July /, 1876, on the different
routes in this State, will be received at tho
Contract Office at Washington, up TO first of
next month.
In Mill Creek Hundred, Arnold Naudain,
will sell sixteen good cows and other stock
at public sale, on the 26.h inst. Frank
Whileman, will sell his horses. cows, fowls,
pigs, &C., At public sale ou the End oil Nov.
Proposals are wanted by the city auIhori'
tics, for grading the bed Of Second street,
from Van Buren, To Harrison, aud also tor
grading the bed of Lombard street, from
Ninth to EleYenlh.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-10-20
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Mystic Water from David's Well.

The great DIURETIC. TONIC and ALTERATIYE
remedy OF the AaE holds IN solution tue ProoGide Of
non and other valuable compounds, and being proved
by the unerhg test Of repeated trials othe est
known REMEDIES for Kidney Diseases Dyspepsia Ner-
sumpf0ni IN Its early stages, Diabetes Intestinal DisOr
aers and General Debility II pnrhes and enrches the
blood Increases the Appellee, promotes digestion, slim
ulates the secreons and vltazes the nervous system
II is hlghiy recommended by Physeidns, and the test
nonals OF nvads reveal Its secret powers Il Is sold
AZ the low price Of - per box Of dozen quart hot
es selivered at Bristol, Pr, 10 he expressed to amy
point.
d. S. CADwALLADER, 1906 Race ST., Phla.
tB-The HEALING INSTITUTE at DAVIDS WELL
Is designed to accommodate patients during all seasons
Of the year, who prefer drinking the from
he WE'LL. fell -5m
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-10-20
On SATURDAY, the 2lst day Of October
A. u. ISL, at 2 o'clock. 2. NJ

reaisd, VIII be Xfosel at Public sale, at tho Wah.
hgea hotel, Kept by lst,c Pyle, in tho oty Of
Wilmington, Ne@ Castle County, Delaware,
On SATURDAY, the 2lst day Of October
A. ID. 1871, at O'Clock, P. NJ,
The following described Kotl Estate, viz
Nc, I, A lot OF gtound with three stotied n,irh
"a House thereon erected, situate On the naster "
ts!tt iis u hsrson street tin the City Of Wu,itt
w. ton At the distance OF go ieet four ia ches 40
Of tsrnty iret on Jefferson stree. aud extending esstv
seventy -hge icet.
MOI. 4 lot Of land on Fourth street lin tle CIT, ~,
Wiminroul ON the uortheriy side thereof T. 81 ir.
ches FROM tue easery side OF Madison street having
front on Fourth street 10 feet 10 inch and ru,,
wide
Nc. 9. Tho interest q Enoch MOORE bsiu. one ur5ivi
d,d hall art Of ship Yard and wharf urupertv IN ~
CITY oi Wilmington having Mont Of 2ii feet on The
Curtana liver running east from the foot Of Fourb
street aud extending back to the line Of The tract OF b
PHI I'd slpha, Wilmington Rutuors H. y Go bonnJ-
ed t.o ouh west by Fourth street On the nortb4fl
eide BY lands OF the Philadelphia, Wilmington BALI
mtie q. H. Co, aud on the east by land Of Abel J N,.
rei cUntniuns bout three acres % lind mure or es
No. That lot t land situate the eastofiv sida al
Ffnrh street e-ween 9Th and sh streets 81 rom M
sluthsrly side OF sth street. hxvns font of Az .,
feet ffeuch street aud extending b.ck IN At witn q
let a. the westerly side of Walnut street. htviut three
storsd blieg dwelling house thereon erected.
No. That lot Of land situate on the sgui hetiv M .
Seventh street lin the city Of Wmiu. tonf "a tet in
ches from the westerly side Of Pius street having front
on Seventh str ct Of 10 Ret II cnrs aud ruuuin Ia N
At that width y ieet 10 three feet wide alley win H.
Use 10 common q tho fAii alley, havDgA bii dNsii-
ing b use thereon eirc ed.
seizei and ttsea m execution as ue pronerty al,
knoeh Moore and TO b. sold by
y.o..o., JAMES ARMSTRONG. shsr.a
SHERIFF. on Q, Asw Castle, October Ith, ISL
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-10-20

The police have arrested number of boys
in the vicinity of Third and jackson streets
tor breaking house windows.
Albert Perkins, an employee oil Springer,
Merely " Cause, had hnger cut by circu-
lar saw last Friday. Ampulaiion was neoes-
sary.
Mr.. Frank O. Finn purchased Samuel
Cranson's farm in ChIisIiana Hundred, on
Saturday at Shulia's Sale, 227 acres for about
SEQ $50.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-10-20

Nu"''"'lVh' '"' oe.'""'e delegation con-
tibuitd 80 20 Cue Ci C.Gp Stllc.cs Fund.
MI DwNci Wnsr,. tt,ri,t President t,rtt.
..,.,..... l....1...t. w.,
"''''' w. "'eu
non GU WIZ hiN, 81 ~. )n'l-hrr 1i Tenn
sylyaun, uud T.. *. Brspnan of Ee..X re-.
w,t,. .l,r,,lnn Lve,u,,v. f,.,,n.itt,,
-
'NNN' N'7 "'''I'i " suspension OF Tie
writ ni ta.- fS lils n three or Gnr obscure
,,ulti,. in South Carolina l.,.,r.o. a.l,..,l.
i..... t... H., ,-i....t....,
w. ''''"'" "'''' 'F"'s''
'sA 'l lhal % mere handful Oh hammers
away down boo Dixie should 500 IfeudHlv
lotherthc hero of Arpouloitny ,.,-
,..,,o,1.,,.,i.r.. ,-.,, V.I Jtt,1
''' ''''' "'
'til'"9 vac 'N''' 90 "Iaii "'unh'
tuIrNnLA, uct ~. 1851.
Accounts ltom NlaranuurE and Union
counties represent That perfect reign of ter
r0r exists there, and that flc people have Doe.
come thoroughly dom0rl'izcl since tine mo.
mitigation % Tho Presidents proclamation
iniuaiurY of martial 'aw, ThOro is 20 genera
suspension ui rtcry sind of domestic business
even iu The haryc- ting Of The crops But DO
the United States Nar7hal'~ office there Is un
usual hustle and activity. Large number, d
persons daily 'lnns tins oRcc for the pur
pose of cnuic-on- themselves members of thD
hu-k'uN organization, in the hope Of cscap
ing arrest ana subsequent punishment b,
these j. tha' tll,y are nearly an youths rang
ing from seventeen 20 twenty years old, few
OF thcm heur oyeI the latter age
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-10-20

A FEW DAYS AGO woman-Mrs Sarah
Elhs-of New York, was burned to death by
the explosion of kerosene oil lamp, which
she had been using in her house. Coroner's
Jury investigated the case, ang returned YER
dict holding the parties who sold the oil re-
sponsiblc for the death of the lady. They
were subsequently put under heavy bonds,
and may before Christmas find themselves in
the dock of one of the criminal courts Of New
York, to answer the charge of murder, The
oil was sold as non-explosive, but when
examined it would not stand the legal test.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-10-20
STATE AFFAIRS.
In III snyrn. rlme.. oelobor IS.

From the smyrna Times, October IS.
Tire ladies ct the Mite Society If the NJ.
Z. Chuich Of This town have resolved to
hold a festival shortly after Christmas.
Strawberry Plants will be set out IN large
numbers this year in the ntighbOrhood OF
Laurel, one grower, Nj. Fusks, intending
to scl out - COO
John Colt. generally known in this COM
nunily rs dumb john" was drowned on
Friday afternoon in Nor West Branch, in
Thorougn'are Neck, near "Long Bridge, "
whilst filing in boat
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-10-20

mitgton, NeE CASTE County, Delaware,
On WEDNESDAY, the sth day Of November.
A. d., 1871, at > O'Clock, p. NJ.
The following described Real Estate, via
- an ihuse two certain lots, p. parcels OF
tnxS land Comprising the Delaware Houss Hotel
Wlfn property stuats In the cry of Wilmington
A4biA Aforesaid, s-ver4y bounded aud dsscr,bed as
tohONs to VII w. J., Having tao Brick Houses fnow
dining IA uue) sud ther buildings and imtrov.usnf.
thereon, the boundaries OF said lot bring srrbrd "a
follows c-Wl -B'g ginning at corner OF lard formerly
OF john Ferris laeet fo4 d.c,A OF, aui now II William
Bright, on the eattofly side e sipiey street bawern
ffth aud sixth street, thence with line Of said Btisbs
lat sou'h hty egIt dHsres, east one huaIr.t and
vent'en itet seven Inches 20 The westerly sis Of Mar
ke Get, thence D. sail size OF Market street sonh
hriy-tro d~sett' wet twcut, i,ur iei to corner Of
land late Of Ann laiimere dec a.ed. nov of I'M n
rAuersoni h,nce by that lard month aS eight degrees
West about hisy ht feet niue 80 ctes TO erner ibsr.
" at or near tie middle distance between Market and
shpley streets iheuce south thiriytWo degrees wrt
I've tuu mte or lttf, TO tho lot formerly be
longing 10 And H I'd of Of this one 10 Ann LatiIner
There ny That ihn4 north hy-tigt desrro wret alut
~ Ell 1T ie nine inLeh ~ the aoresad ride Of kbp.
icy teet atd thence Thereby north thtty-tao dtrrees
eat twt nhe ie more u l,s, Go the place Of BEGIN
ming o. The contents wilhin aid touuds in rs or lot
No q Com risins The stables aud ward tbs bo,nla
ri,s " be rel ato as iuNs, to.wi lesuipR al rpr-
ner o. land lls of James latimtr drte isei on M WEI
ern side NJ spoy street at the distance " one hundred
aud I've feet t,m the SOUTHERN side of SSH sfrst
thence b. tlae of iail laAd north hfy.erht degr %
west tghty-ilnf leet 20 corner stake, therci ~ tbe
eastern sluo OF Aleur ieet vide alley noth thiry-wo
degrees 'ht tNy e. 70 conner ct land nov OF Lam
Jamin webb, herce ly line OF that aud e,,twardIy
parallel wi the nrst described line aud with sixth
street uFh5'eur Feet TO The aior,said d. OF bipey
street anu lhetcs thereby south tir}-two derrpgs est
sixty eet to the pltc o. heitunr ,nitnnt1y wi,bin
taa ttund i've tloufrpt and ry itet Of land be the
sane mDrtor less.
Seized aad t.t,n iu ,seeut.on as The profstiy Of
I Corusliui heGreur1 ami o. be toli by
shoriGs Once New ca7rfoctober II l ISL,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-10-20

POSTAL AFFAIRS. - Postmaster-General
Creswell has made the following statement:
The number of letters transported and de-
livered during the year eRding 80th of June
last exceeds GO, OGe, 900, and it is estimated
that the newspaper md miscellaneous mails
disposed of were ten times greater in both
weight and bulk than the letter nails. OF
30,O4j poet-ofices in operation, 2,07G were
money-order offices, ,172 were filled by ap
pointment OF the Precedent, and 2S,S73 by ap-
poiniment of the Postmaster General. There
were in the postal service, ut the end of the
last fiscal year, 1854 persons, scattered over
every part oftbc national domain, from Sitka
10 Key West, and from san Diego 20 the ST.
Johns