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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-21
Marine Intelligence.
OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN,,
Sunday, April 81, 1872. !
CLEARED YESTERDAY,


CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Lizzie. Fesher for Pensacola
Spanish steamship Maria, Netto, for Barcelona
Steamship City Of Galveston, Rowland for New York
Steamship Yazoo. Catherine for Philadelphia wa
Steamship HaEXs Farwen. for Galveston and
Ship Missouri Beagdslay RIO Havana, in ballast
Ship Delfthaven. Fruse, for Boston
Ship Mary Riggs, Langdon Tor Liverpool
Italian brig Fruttagolo, Garacino, for Barcelona
Mexican schooner Bonita, LladO, for Laguna
British schooner Mischief. Hunter, for Ruatsn
Island
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Equator, Mcclellan, from New York 10th
instant to Geo A FOsdick &cO-1st district
Ship kentuckian Sears, from Liverpool February
70, to master-Point
Schooner Craig, Connors. days from Utilla
to master-2d district Pr
TowBoATs.
Equator, Warren, from the Passes-Towed down
and to sea, 18th instant, ships Forest Eagle and
GIusade-Brought up ship Kentuckian and schr
Bart Able. Baranco. from Crosse Tete Railroad
Bertha, Johnston, from Camden
Thompson Dean, Pepper, from St Louis
ses Snnott from Lower Coast
ExPORTs.
PHILADELPHIA VIA notwithstanding Va
zoO-FOr Philadelphia-25 bales cOttoh IS balea
moss bale skins bale wool bags wool 20 hhds
bones Z! hides $50 empty barrels 81 empty casks l23
1905 SKIS bran 500 bbls -four IS ties taow is kegs lard
50 bbls do ~ pkgs mdse
Harris-For Galveston-9OO bbls hour so hhds sres,
500 bxs btters 70 cks bacon 80 bbls whisky SO BAGS
coffee 40 ties lard For 1ndianola7o0 bbls hour 100
SKIS corn zoo bxs starch Is bbls whisky 80 hhds su
PENsACOLA-steamship Lizsie-le2s SKIS corn -
bags coffee 20 sks oats Al bbls -four 10 bbls beef
"a nh
NEW YoRK-steamship CITY Of ' asIreston-asoo
empty barrels Is pcs timber
az B sad Fruttagolo-ls bales cotton
>, BsAIRCELoNA-steamship Maria-sss bales cotton
.LAGUNA--schooner Benita-.s4 600 .tave. 2s2
B0sToN-ship Defthaven-ass7 bales cotton 24oo
LIsvnERP0oL-shp Mary Riggs-asos bales cot
R1ATAS isLAND-schooner Mischief-loo cases
wine
IMPORTS.
NV fORK-Steamship Equator-Astd mdse
rOhI NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Annie Freeman-l302 |
RUATAN ISLAND-Schooner Locke-lI 200 |
pantans 1000 pineapples $500 lunches bananas 1000
;, PALACIOS VIA IND1ANOLA AND GALVESTON |
.s1,tcnnson--$3 1876 in specie bales cotton 10
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
ST LOUIS-Steamer Thomson Dean-14 bales cot. L
on 80 hhds tobacco 1851 bbls -four SIS bbls pork i0
,bs whisky 1882 SKIS 1859 SKIS bran 69 AXIS oats
70 bales hay and sundry produce
GROSS TETE KAILROAD-Steamer Bart Able
bales cotton IS hhds sugar 20 bbls mOlasses and
undries
CAMDEN-Steamer st Marys-22s bales cotton
800 slaves
CAMDEN-Steamer Bertha-lO6 bales cotton and
undres
LOWER COAST-Steamer Rice Farmers-s4
IBIS rice and sundries
TEMPEL-Per Davenr0rts fatboat-8O0O0 slaves |
TEM MPECV Freedman's f1atbeat-22Oo slaves
K ENrHCKYr-per yoiners aatboat-65O 900 slaves
81 THE RAILROADS.
MGH - ~ LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD,
pril 2n-2s hhds sugar bbls sugar bhln molasses
sks rice lzo head cattle and snndries
NEW ORLEANS. k0BILx AND TEXAS RAIL-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-21

When Mazzini began his course, Italy was
"a geographical expression;" when he
6nbhed his course, it was the sixth great
power,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-21

Messrs. Hay & Mehle furnish us the fol-
lowing report. Their quotations represent
actual sales at first hands. Expenses,
weighing, bundling, drayage and commits
sion have to be added
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-21

Road, April 20 - baass cotton hhds sugar bbn
NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AMI GREAT roRrr.
HRH RAILROAD. April se--l's bales cotton and
MEMORANDA
by Telegraph
Philadelphia, April 20.
To VIM Creevy-The steamship Junia.a saiIed
!, It A. NJ for New Orleans via Havana.
STEAMSHIPS.
FOR NEW TORK.
oonpeisins thu alss: class ste.mah,ps
SHRRMAN.................. Captain Thomas Halsey
GKNKRAL MIAD1. Captain 4 ". sampsss.
UHlTES .H G.Re.W9 H How.
WHsTTRa nITRoPoIis. Captain q ouiek.
XHLY b SOUDXR Captain B. r. Burdiok.
SAILING FROM NEW YORK EVERY SATURDAY.
- FOB NEW YORK pnscr-rAs
& 'ss.n.hip
SHERMAN,
THOMAS c. HALSEY. Commander,
WIN lesva her wharf. foot Of Jefferson asrsst. q
SATURDAY, April n, 1879, 1t ga. \.
These steamers have superior accommodates.
CABIN fa1eego.. ~ sss
a TSes 81 fsns s,e1ad t,nS n fv:;no @
i r % IA Hsmhnrc b :. tsss. ~
4rst,,ciaSs and steeraae ps:seaeers for Lve,rosi
sd the :ss. s% sa 9s.F :9s, s
''' freight .. JOIN ss;;7fi' :gRkx Agent
The steamship WESTERN METROPOLIS WIN
'S 'ocsS W. "a 0---
HO
Touching at Cedar Keys and Key West,
Car1 9a1. the u2,rsS ssa.s. VAIL
- The New Orleans, FIorids
H and a hsvans s Ssesmss,p v1mpsny
passed last passenger stesMship
Lw. PEss1saroN Commands.
"WEDNESDAY. April a.
From the foot q srS c. NE ::5ss First Dsre.
70 Havsna To Cedar Kew.
Cabin. .....".............e40 SIS
Through bills Of ledins issued to AL points On
rSe - .so 70 New YorH SaysnnaS on and
wn %S y -, asM 4Ips . ,;,,. -
and none signed sitel sailing q tSs stsasss:
SPssnoc psssenEer ac ,;t ana through
A.. no ne'sn' received without permit rom the Of
For freight or passage apply to
No. 12e Common street,
The steamship HAVANA follows on Wednes-
day, May l. 1872, at "a. N. de5ly
:. -: :. :. :.
r..N.-V..s n,-.,
This Line il composed Of the Steamships
9ropcv cpoMwrrI sr VOW.
m. ....,s,,,
1
4fah4 CORTEs,
u,,,rr,-
s.r,,pnv ..,aoAo
ru 80 ,N ~ ~. a.
shove. WV V -S-'1
Passage. .......................Ssa.
freight Tor Liverpool Bremen and HavTe tAnoA
By tbs Tine and through bills Of lading gwen ~
iIFRHE xxH9IKY .T
ia7 10. q Caronde.et street.
fOK neutrality-suspicious. VIA HAV ANA.
To Sail on SATURDAY. Mav4 at6PM
Tho Zine Al sream.h,n
@
SONAAIAs
c.ru.prvp c
For freight or MASSAGE am " r.
wfLL1xX CREEvY Agent
Corner Carondelet and (3ravier sfTeefs
The steamship YAzOO, Barrett. commander,
W. -oH0w eo9 eeH on ner Regular gay. sele9
BREMEN.
Nerth German gJavd.
LEANS W. AVE sour 4n Tow Oh
HAVANA
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-21

SATURDAY. April 20. 1t An
WIZ Leave her wharf, foot Of Toulouse street, -
Above. ~
PeeeaEo.: $50.
Freight for liverpool, Bremen and Havze takoa
BY this line, and through bills Of lAding given fp9
the same FOR freight or passage apply to
ALFRRD NOtLTOE,
la7 10. q CArondeset street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-18

The City CoUNcIL.-The names Of the fol-
lowing gentlemen have been mentioned in con.
necion with the Republican nomination fol
candidates for the (n, Council.
Fist Ward Edward +. Beilah, Thos John
son, Isaac Murray, Thos. J. Bennett.
Second Ward-John V. Chrisly.
Third WaTd-Thos. Darlington, ChaI. War
nsr and Enech SlolsenbuIg.
Fonrth Ward
Flflh Ward-F. +. Bogls, Wm. Candy, vii.
berforce Chandler, John g. Haddock and Wm
S. Hayes, providing the latter fails to get the
nomination for Msv0r.
Sixth Ward-Wm. H. Foulk, George w.
Bush
Seventh Ward-M. l.. Lichtenstein, Geo w
Dorsey.
Eighth Ward-Bsnj. Price. W. 8. Hilles.
Ninth Ward Joseph Tainsll and Or. Short.
lidge.
Tenth Ward-James Curlett and Philip
Plunkelt.-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-18
WHOLESALE PRICES.
Business NOTICES.

To Pic Nc PARTIEs-A tine assortment of
Euglish pickles and sauces OF all kinds. Walnut
and Tomatoe catsup, fresh Salmon. Lobstefs, Sar-
dines Pickled and Cove Oysters, &c, &c. Also
Matthews Il Latours celebrated olive OILS, at
BOWMAN'S, the Grocer's, 4th and Lombard
Improved Porcelain lined and Brass preserving
kettles. Mason, Dexter. Valve, Wilcox, and Other
Riass, stone and tin AIR tight Jars and cans cheap,
at BOWMAN'S, the Giocer's 4th and Lombard
L. H. Foulk, No l02 West Second street has on
hand fine assortment of very easy shoes suitable
or ladies and gentlemen advanced IN liio, AT low
prices Je' :.
Cheap Coat.-StOve 1915, Nut - - per e2lo
pounds for cash only, at yard south OF Market
treet Bridge. feb2l-tf VIM }. BROWN.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-18
Cored BY q Bull.
NARROW ESCAPE FROM DEATH.


On Tuesday afternoon, Mr. Peter Durhsm,
IA butcher of this city, narrowly escaped being
porred to death by bull In company with
another butcher, Mr.. Geo. Reed. he was driy-
ing some cattle from Philadelphia, and on
arriving at Mr.. Durhams farm, in Brandy
wine Hundred, short distance from this city,
the cattle were separated, ami Mr.. Durham
drove his portion into the yard. just as he
closed the gate, n large bull turned suddenly,
and rushed at him. AS there was no oppor-
tunity for flight, Mr. Durham instantly drop
p.d upon the ground, thereby preventing the
enraged animal from striking him fairly with
its horns. One of the horns grazcd the corner
OF his eye, narrowly missing the bail, and
also scraped his back, tearing his shirt into
shreds. The bull turned around for another
onslaught, and just ut this critical juncture,
MIR. Reed opened the gate, and calling to q
large dog, which he had along, set him upon
the bull The dog rushed bravely at the en-
ragged animal, and succeeded by the ferocity
of his attack in detracting attention from
Mr. Durham, who quickly crawled outside
the gate.
Mr.. Durham was quite severely bruised by
the fierce attack, and was confined to the
house the next day.
His injuries, though severe. are not danger.
GUS, and he will doubtless be entirely recover
ed in few days. His was certainly a mar
row escape, and had 1t not been for the pres.
ehce Of mind displayed by Mr.. Reed, and the
bravery OF the dog, his injuries would un.
doubtedly have been serious, and perhaps
fatal
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-18
!AIIs'Gl11 > sale.

AA r, vntua Of writ Of evaIi f.ciss to
ls!a me ditrIet, viii he exposed To Juti,c sal.
E2 at The Hoiei II WiiiIsn ford Ut kiIk.
wood il teh"aiei bundled. In E,w CASH.
county. Delaware,
ON MONDAY, th- 9th day "f August, lsi2 AT |
o'clock. r NJ,
The toilowiIsIde-,ilbedR Real Estate viz;
All that cettnin tract nt lRnd situate In the hun.
dred OF st. George. IN the county III New Ca astle
and state OF Delaware. bounded and desclibed A.
'oi,"w- that is TO sA,: BEGINNING At 4 stone III ke
Mount Pleasant road nearly Opnus,te h,chwau's
house; thence up he road i-aliux from the faute
tn Mount Pleasant suu'h S1i2 degrees, westerly
peicLes to post ant land "t Archibald Douglas;
thence with line south Ia des, ees easterly llsI
rerrhes to e"st thence south 16t. degrees wes-
terly II perches Is post IN line OF the heirs OF
lanes Haughey; ,hsnc. with John Dt uslas' line
OF woodland north s41s degrees. eastsriy lereLes
to corner stone VI john Douglas woodland;
thence with Rachel R0thwell's LOT of woodland
north 81! degrees easteIlv = Per. hes 10 a 60 uer
white oak; thence III degrees tea minutes ess..ry
'G perches to stone IN Isaac tcoli's line thence
month So. dtpree-, ea't.riS 5o perrhes to stone;
thence north 6l4 degrees, westerly lsOi ioreIche.
to the Mount Plea ant road thence ~ said road
bur,h SS degrees westerly ~ - 100 rrnhes to 4
stab e. thence up sa,d al south s712 degrees ives.
teriy Il IL lDO.r-rches 10 the place ot beginning
obtaining within sn,d hounds Eighty Elk Acres
On. k""l nnd Six Perches OF Land. more or less
seized and taken in execution MS the pr'i erty Of
James Money and Eiiz ,heih his wife and iu lie sold
by JAMES ARMSTRONG; Shert
sheriff Office. New IA. tie. July io. ls12 Is
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-18
MICHAEL EcGEARY

MOULD respectfully inform his friends and the
w public that he continues to keep on hand the
afgest and best assortment OF 6entienmens, Lad es
and Boys
New and secondhand Clothing
efths best quality. at No. $40 TasnaiI street
Also, his large stock of Boots. Shoes and Ladies
Caters of the best STYLE is worthy Of attention
fore Purchasing elsewhere: A large assortment oi
- Clo:hhns SHEETS ana sPIesds con
TO sell goods lower than any other person IN this
city. Give him call before purchasing elsewhere
- ho will give satisfaction to all who may fav OF
him with their patronage.
n Highest cash prices paid Rags. Iron. Brass
oppsr. Glass. link. Lead ana a! goods in his line
N. Mc0EARY.
ap0-6 TataAll6 .Wilnipgtop, Del.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-18
MARYLAND KNIGHTS.

sEA1-ANNuAL SESSION OF THE GRAND LODGE OF
MARYLAND. I. OF r., AT ELKToN.
On Tuesday, the Grand Lodge Of the Knights
OF Pythias Of MARYLAND we're convened IN semi
annual session 1t the Odd Fellows Hall, Eikton,
Cecil county
The officers of the Grand Lodge present we're
Grand Chancellor w 8. QuigIey; Grand hscord-
ing Scribe James Whitehouse; Grand Banker,
David R. Watson, Grand Guide Robert Becksy;
Grand Inner Steward, Joseph 8. Mccartney,
Grand Outer Steward, O. H. Vaughn.
Thirty-hve lodges from Baltimore we're repre-
ssnted, and nine from the rural districts. Repre-
sentauves from damon Lodge, OF Middletown,
Del, were also present
On the ARRIVAL OF the different lodges in ElktoD,
grand line of parade was formed.
The whole line presented tine appearance,
and the sidewalks, porches and windows OF Elk
ton were thronged with spectators. Among those
present were Judge George w Lindsay, of Balti-
more; Stansberry J. Wiley, Grand Chancellor Of
Delaware, and A. J. Pennington, of Cecilton, -
After music BY Picks Band and the Elkton Cor
net Band, James B. Groome, Esq, appeared on
the balcony of the hotel and In brief but elo-
Quent address, welcomed the visiting brethren to
the town. ON behalf of Warrington Lodge, No.
l9. Of Eikton. The address was frequently cheered
and spplsuded.
w. S. Quigley, and Grand X. s, James White
house, after which the parade was dismissed and
the knights spent several hours Ia SOCIAL inter
course.
At O'Clock the Grand Lodge marched to the
Odd Fellows Hall, the saloon Of which had been
beautifully decorated with emblems OF the Order,
nags and evergreens. The Grand Lodge then
went into executive session, and remained uEtil
o'clock, therein hearing reports aud admit
ting new members, when they adjourned until
s O'clock. The business Of the Lodge was con-
cioded at the evening session,
One OF the features Of the procession was beau
tiiul asg, which was presented to the Grand Lodge
the next day, the part OF subordinate lodges, BY
a committee. OF which WIN. +. Sinclair ls chair
man.
A pleasant episode Of the affair was serensde
by the band, Of james b. Groon,e, Esq. ln res
ponse to the ssrenade he spoke pleasant words Of
welcome. and dispensed the hospitality for which
his name IA proverbiai. The band sfterward ser
enaded Miss McC uiiouRh, Miss lamar. Miss Tultt
and Miss Pearce, ladies OF Eikton-ths sisters, ol
relatives Or friends Of gentlemen belonging to ths
local lodges.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-18
Suserlli's sale

49, By virtue Of u Wit Of Ais Leyar
m Faclas To tne d.Tected. viii Do eApostu ~
LA Pubnc sale. at tue " Ash,hstyl nStIL IVY
ilt b, Isaac .ie, III the tity VI W.imiDS'o''
New asiie CuuLtY. Del gu
" EDEESpAY the 7th day Of august a. u ie|'
At o'clock L. M,
The following described real estate. VIZ: c.,,os
All that lot ur Iis,e of land situate III ths S'y W
" ,lmibstoh aforesaid, houuded and hes.iioeu
foiiuws, 10 wit: BesInning at the inisrsecii'n y.
III . aasteIly side ot kiddIt's Road and thS e.hh
of Delaware Al enue. tsAtendedJ thence along a,h &
Gentle of said Avenue NJ seNebty iest VIDE sS.h h,
Thirty Sc, oil anu quarter degrees. ttaek sks
north 3is.o west t~o bundled and fortyhs ~ ~.
!. uf ihch ss to the ceatIe Of Clayton street.
along the centre OF said street essteriy ore au
d ed and hily feet to stake, clayton stree oen
at risht angles with delaware ANsbus,t ln.ns ms
about 40 HUNDRED eud sev MY three feet 70 ths
said easlsriy sid. OF Riddles kad thence is.ls
s0ulh westerly about one hundred and niy';.~v
and three-uu sItei feet 10 the place OF ttsinhiS'
b. the contents thereof What thAy mas, ,srty
Seized and taken into execution - TIE t!ov;fe vw;fe
OF s,isestsrs R,snhsrt and Mary Ann Ms ""'' 5
and Charles Kyle. |. l.. and to be SOLD oS ..,9
JAMES ARMSTRONG. shef'h'
Sheriff Office. New Castle, July 10, ls'1'
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-18
KNIGHTS OF pYTHlAS.

MEETING OF THE GRAND LopoE IN MIDDLE
TOWN.
The semi annual session of the Grand Lodge
Of Delaware, knights Of Pythias, was held in
Middletown, yesterday afternoon, at O'Clock.
OF the fifteen subordinate lodges in the state,
representatives from fourteen were present. -
he'd.
The regular business incident to these sessions
was disposed Of, and officers nominated for eec
tion ut the next meeting.
The reports from the various subordinate
lMlges were presented aud read, showing them
all to be in furnishing and prosperous cond'-
tion. We extract the following
No. Of limitations, during the term) 16
Received by card, 26
Reinstatesi,
Withdrawn by card, Is
Rejected, J
Suspended, 80
Number OF deaths, 3
Whole number Of members. l.4Sl
Number of Brothers relieved. So
From the report Of the financial transactions
of the Grand Lodge for the last term, We extract
the following
Received from subordinate lodges, S1,27O 81
Weekly benefits paid. 1919 81
Funeral I" B" $40 90
Donations to widows. 2lS95
Amount on hand in snb lodges, a,74229
One new lodge has been instituted since The
last meeting.
The annual meeting Of the Grand Lodge will
he held in this city, on the third Wednesday in
January. 1873, when the officers for the follow
ing year will be elected.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-18
TRUSTEES SALE OF
Valuable REAL ESTATE,
IN APPOQUINlMIAk NDktD.
Situated on the Delaware Bay.

AheA BY virrue of a renewed orde, ot the 'h.u-
|!T ch ei lor OF the State o Del,war- at It Court
Of Chan ,ery held at New tastle. IN aud tor
~ New Castle county. made the list day oi
February. A, II. 1872. will he exposed 10 sale AT
Public Vendue. on TUESDAY, the OF, day OF Au-
gust ls72 at Il Q clock noon at the ii"tei Of J e.
Lippeneott, 10 Midileto~n, New Castle county, all
that certain plantation and tract Ui land situated
in AppeQuinimink huudred New ,astl. county.
eing the Real Estate ot III. late ,mes stats, de
cea sed, to wit, described q "liow-:
Beslnnins at a stake at low water m,rk on the
DelswsrAoAy. corner for marsh Of k"hori Denny;
thence south s. degrees 40 minutes west, Els ,er
ches to a white oak; thence south ., i,gIees ~
minutes west, ~ . 10 Teiches 10 - stake the
public road leading Tom DeakyBe's Laniing To
Smyrna thence north - degrees ~ minutes. west
= 10 perches To a stahe IA the Junction "t the
road leading to Cullius Beach thence north i-
Grees west 81 perrhes IL take IN the sti 10 ID
thence north A. degrees. east a perch-s; th-nr.
north 1914 degrees east rs perch-., thence h"rth
degrees. eas IS 10 perche- thence Lorth II tesl.-
~ minutes. west l@ 10 Ieche-. theme north -
deg rses east ~ 9 ~ pei"h.~; thence s"uth II i'
grees minute east No rerci'es, thence uoTth =
desI ses east ~ o-lv petehe-; iheuc- north ~ i.
grees. west 4a =. 10 perehes ihrnf- n"tth - lie.
Rrees, east 4. $40 reTche~: thence 80 nth >a' d
Rrees, east perches thence d"wn /" low "al.l
mark Of the Della are Bay; thence down SAID Bay
to the place OF heRiuning. containing
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-18
SOCIETIES..
MEETINGS THIS EVENING

st. Johns Commandery, No. |. h. r at Ma
sonic Temple.
jefferson Lodge, No. 2. l. y. U. f., at ODD
Fellows Hall. Third and King.
Keokuk Tribe, No. 3, l. 0. r. NJ, ut Red Mems
fall, AIS Market street.
Wilmington Division, No. |, s. of L, at Fifth
and Market streets.
Wilmington Council, No. |. .. U. A. NJ at
Mechanics Hall, 2l9 King street.
Hope Council, No. ,. Jr. U. u. A. NJ. at Hall
Fifth and Market streets
Lady Washington Home Communion, at 504
Market street.
Clayton Lodge, No. 4, X. Of T., at Knights OF
Pythins Hall, 2ll Market street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-18
Slscrblls sale.

,r.Mh Ey virtue of a writ OF Leyari Facia.
ss:x8 to ,ue directed, VIII he eAp.'set Ia futlic
..i sa,o nj lii. IA Ia ,st.n iioel h.pt by
,-.c pye, III ilot tlty "i Vi iiminet"n. New
C.lsll. county. liei., oh
WEDNESDAY the 7th.iay III August. ls,2,
al u',tnch J.. NJ.
The iyi.uwing d,scnhei ktui Estate VIZ:
All that certain tot. ri.cg or rnIrel ei band u.
al ed The riy Il lin lng al. aforesaid. b. uhuoi
aud described AZ fellows. To wit: Btklhh,hs u
the dlslai.u. oI intly .ishl lest r"in the cotist
Oh III nj lLiId Eiiceis and iunnInS entteD
aIun4 Ha,d Inlfi street dist,bce ot twelve hs.
thence s,uth,riy and parallel I" liariisoh sl,set
raFsin. through the center oi the divisIoh AZ u
the hnus adjoining SO. snty eight feet nine ihenes
u,oie oi lees. tu iaidS b,i.ngiug 10 New Castie
county, thence nuriieastcriy IN diagonal lihsa
di tnure al thitt.an i.ct six ,hrt,os. III ire or 'es
along the dniaIon IL "i ihe New Castle 'euhly
land To land nov OF late o isaac MutIAy. tbtncs
nnitheAstciIy and parallel to Harrison street s'iV
oighi ieet inches iess 10 the ptarc oi 70
.iuning. be llp cont.nis WITHIN said hounds Nha'
they may. [.
Seized aud tak ELI into execution "a the rrotsi"
ut john l.. uouiey I. l., and to be sold b,
JAMES ARMSTRONG, she'll
>herif's ofhce. New tustl-. Del. July 10. 1871.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-18

49, Ry virtue "f n writ vi Ais. Ievsrl Fsras
Aiss,,i To me d,I e'ird VIII tr exposed To Public
Ni,. Sale at TIA" hotclnt " liiain Ford al kuk-
WA wn"i, in f,hraduI hundred, New Lssue
cuuHiy, b,s.
Ca MoNDAi the Eth day of August. 1872,
at | u'circk NJ.
Tue follow ing lc..r rhet keni E-tats. VIZ.
All that rrIi IN plantation or tract II Land
i'm, ,d IN f.nc,dei HuudIe,i ai"Ie and, h0ui det
ird ,e.c. ibrd n inil"as. to vat Betlun,ns IN
ihe middle OF the kuad leading irnn pela
ware CIT, tn Newark and adjoining land of Adam
DI oft, thence along linz oi sald byUtts fdLd
.uuth A;3. degree wet ~ 81 lD chains To stake
IN acorn Z al land oi Gahtwel Clark th. nee along
the sever II cout es 81 s,id Ca / land south 5,H
degrees east 5 10 lin chain, north III deeiees
east A Ito chiihs. north 80 degrees, east 10
rhaihs, snuth 4 degrees, eat ~ 81 tU chains,
south ssl3 derr,s west lol2 chains. aud south W..
icgtees, wet >! - ~ chnins. to stshe N eur
III sad Sander land south 500 depfers cart
81 John Nanhmk.i, thence along the two following
oi S'ud Ntrh lckel's land M"rih NJ degtees
vest 2. 10 100 ch ,in> and north SIt2 degrees east
~ II iti chatnS 10 The miiJl. oi the ab,s- men
ti"ncd;hond leading from Delaware C,tN u New
,rk. thence along The middle OF said Road h'l'h
IVA ahd onr- hall degrees. west 3j i" 100 chains
and nnrth ! =. degrees ~rst ltU hhih' - the
place "t h"stnn'ng. cniaiiii,ig ono hui ara anu
hits artrs % 4 ruol atd thtc Etrcht. and liu'y-
bNe huui,eiths ul Hand. las the same more y: les.
Sez,'i sid iahen int" execution NJ ire rr"ftiB
ii John stafford aud Rachel. his w,ie and l.. and
Ia be suid iS -
JAMES Armstrong, aLeif.
cheiiil : "ihce, New Cs,tl", juiy 10. ls72
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-18
Ship Building,
LAUNCH OF A FINE SCHOONER

Yesterday morning the large three masted
schooner. Wm. B. Marble, was launched, at
the shiP-yard OF A. }. Barratt & Son, in this
city. The Dimensions Of the vessel are as
follows: Length, l25 feet, breadth of beam,
"a feet; depth OF lower hold w feet; between
decks on feet
The schooner was built for Capt. keef and
others, of TautOn, Mass, and is intended for
the coasting trade 1t will be towed to Ches-
ter in few days, and rugged there. The
vessel is built in substantial manner and is
also = model Of shape and symmetry beauty
and durability being combined In its general
make up. The work Of building was perform
ed under the careful superintendency OF WIN
w. Smith of this city