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10: zse PAPERHANGIHas. }NSs.r US
NOW OPEN AT
m A r K RITE as

NO 4SS Un street, between ID and streets.
Eight doors above Odd Fellews' Hall.
PAPERHANGINGS Of new and stylish das;.r. n,
the pest FABRICS and nish selected with due regard
70 OF ceor, durability, richness and econo
ny. large portion made specially to order en-
oIscms oeeuttfui stripe and other deeRns in SSiit
s1o Kan Coiors, appropriate for DRAWING rooms.
e,5 roo or finishing plain, with full line OF medium
tations OF Wood and Marble for Danneins hsiIs en-
yestibules. BORDERS in Gilt Velvet Ana ' G cn1
nvMmanon Ireeco, and Common: Center Pieces'
arsncn iiIeboard Prints, &C., makina the iarses}
ana most complete assortment In the Disfri-t.
WINDOW SHADEe.
NeS 9esigns. dlnerent sizes AMI cOior.. alan plain
S'ona Cn ~ rexrl, Cnocoiate, Lavender Green and
to order. S"~oos. SHADES made
PICTURE FRAMRa
coiid oval, w anut and Gilt and ri, On, r-.,..
uS SxS 70 0xO inches. Box Oval France for
resins ~ Cost; beautiful selection of French
Ia Gilt and Velvet Frames for Iyorvfy IA
variety. Frames made to order '0' :" s'e~'
PICTURE CORD AND TAsSrIs
rom Gard to Portrait Size, diffcreoS 49,. .,,o
1.u rasteu Timed and Wire Center pictu "a s,,rd
s SHPefinr goods Porce lain and Brass Had pc
tu!e aih, Kings, Screw Eyes sc "
AintiNSS, ENGRAYINGs. CHpnuos 20
frana u, out Choice, selection n, annronri ,fe
m one ia Store on exhibition Ard s.ls
W 49, s anu Ehgrayings ordered !
or9.rF Tor Papsrhsnx:n- Winiov g, ,s,. or D..
tire ~ ari.rs .'ust ..,., t,lsi - go. %
Htsed. Tel ,.., ' -"'s' 'r'''" snsr-
F!esse Fsfpen,k.- nam
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Ale - eN' 'st""'f 43S Eth street.
Btxeen aud ST. ef.
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Third Legislative Assembly.

COUNCIL.-The Council met on Saturday last, at
5o'cIock, and was opened with prayer by Rev G. A
Hail.
Council bill No a. 'to provide for the erection of
suitable government building for the District If
Columbia" read a second time and r, ferred to
the committee on public works and property.
House OF Delegates bills providing for the pur-
chase Of lot and the erection Of engine house
Tor No. company, of this city, and Henry Addison
company, of Georgetown, and extending the time of
pay ments for special assessments and for other
poses, were read and appropriately referred. Ad
JOurned.
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ExemDtions from Taxes

Editor Stdr:-I see the question of taxing
church property very widely discussed through
the press, and it seems the people have finally
come to the conclusion that il is gross Injustice
TO make others who have nothing whatever to
do with that kind OF property, pay the taxes for
II. Our Christian brethren who profess to care
more for the life which is to come, and there
fore are not so much interested in the goods of
this life. certainly should be the last to seek to
accumulate riches at the expense of others, and
the hrst to see the unchristianty Of compelling
others to pay their bills for them, thereby of
tending directly the principle laid down by their
master and law giver, namely: "DO unto others
as you would others should do unto YOU" That
Is the sentiment if not the exact words. With
the same, and might say even more right, our
brethren, the MasOns, Odd Fellows, and other
Charitable societies could claim that their tenn
pies, their halls, should be tax free, and the
burden be borne by others, as they are practical
orphans. and relying merely on their own re-
sources and means, raised among themselves
without soliciting the help and contribution of
others, as some of the church organizations do
TO support their hospitals, infant asylums ETC.
whereby In fact the public provides the means
and they have the absolute control. But what
would be said of the benevolent associations
tan brethren? If a number of persons, saw
forty or nifty, under the lead of a new reformer
concluded to start a new society and erect a
building, called church, for the purpose of car
rying on therein their own peculiar perform
ances, be they religious or otherwise, WHY
should they not pay their own expenses and
bear their own burdens as others do, and how i'm
the name of Christianity can they bring it in
harmony with their consciences to compel
others to pay the bill for their peculiar enjoy
ment.
May 1G, 1873. CHRISTIAN.
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CAUTIoN.-Purchasers of the Peruvian Syrup
"a protected solution of the protOxde of iron)
are cautioned against being deceived by any of
the preparations of Peruvian bark, or bark and
iron, which may be offered them. Every bottle
of genuine has Perurian Syrup mot Peruvian
bark blown in the glass. Eramtae the bottle be-
fore purchasing. 1916
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Washington, d. c., May 10 1873. ~

nj, JOE Msg ~; the dialect comedi an, will APP
opera House this week The play abounds in
critical situations. and Is seasoned with lots Of
evening. e'" s"'S
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THREE HATS IN ONE.-The newest and best
thing we have ever seen in the way OF n hat Is
the patent reversible, or three hats in one, at
Davis under Metropolitan Hotel
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ELEGANT, sweet, light, and wholesome Bread
Rolls, Biscuits, Corn Bread, Mullins, Buck
wheat and other Griddle Cakes, and Pastry
Cakes, with Dooley's Yeast Powder. Sold BY
grOcerS. 166
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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL, the worlds
great remedy for Colds, Coughs and COnsump-
ton. mWf,EW
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CINCINNATI LAGER AND BUCK BEER on
draught at Geo. w. Drivers new sample rooms,
corner Pennsylvania avenue and Az street. Is )
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TriBIs TomHinnfio,

Irtptc Combination.
Willett & RuOff have received another sup
ply OF the above hats-three in one, adapted for
all weather. 1916
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SILvER-PLATED COUNTER FIXTURES and
Steel Fountains for Soda Water. to loan free OF
charge, by Palmer & Green, Georgetown. WIS
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A GREAT 1NvENIION.-Steel Fountains, sheet
tin lined, are the greatest invention of the age
for pure Soda Water. Palmer & Green, George
town, sole agents. WIS
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GUINNESS PORTER and Bass and Encoop &
Co.'S English Ale on draught at Geo. w. Drivers
new sample rooms, corner Pennsylvania avenue
and Az street. I55
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METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE

METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE.
A FULL STOCK OF The FOLLOWING
REMARkABL YCHEAP GOODS HAS JUST
6EEN RECEIVED. ON EXAMINATION
THEY WILL SPEAK FOR THEMSEL YES.
Gents Fine Linen Hemmed Handkerchief, for 81.
ixtrs Fine D.%ss ss s .. s foa fIr 81
Gsnss s Fssf Sr Hill d dose pairs 70. g.
s sses 5gss asSSo "a sa 81
go Enelish and French Hair brushes, 81.
ssns: sfd Kinds made of
the pest Muslin. and we'll se.ed at one dollar
sstsG sasss and for 81,
Mourning S,pa dS;. and s a fSE ST.; sn
ohi Hi;e - S.IDea full regular ertr. long Hos.
SOLID Walnut Square Picture frame, with elss. and
back, size sxl0, 80 cents. "'''
s L;. Fine i RI:.sd KNIVES: iSr 81:
Small Willow Wori Stands. 81
G G.nSr:ms RoshsI. and 0hsif.. 81.
Fine OIL ChrOmos 10 solid WsinSt Frames, at
Rcl Plate Bracelets, Sets: Rings. Charms Chains,
Cnateiainee, Necklaces, &c. at 81 each
500 Styles Of Rubber and Jet JeweIry, At 81.
ALL THESE ANDA THOUSAND OTBRR
AkTiCI ES AWAIT YOUR INSPECTION.
B. 9ILvRRBERa,9
METROPOLITAN DOLLAR SrORR.
sis sEvENra STREET.
rl3-;r ,-s, p.,..x,x.,,a .vsnps
f aE;RTGaER,
,>,.etsssor to h. i-y.se;s- 8 Co.,
UffssNS. ARHy ANp sAsf
MERGfiANT IAlLOAl
Actsos.iaan Hofes, flsss Browns,
y.y Nc. So1 fennAb ayo., Wasktngto
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Lincoln hall tonight. This excellent troupe Of
singers and actors IL well kvOwn in this city,
and the select character OF tNeir music, the
recognized talent Of several Of the vocalists,
which are extremely comical wit bout being
coarse or vulgar, should attract REFINE and in
oelngent audiences. The company reu,'sin here
and music soa;d M 20, one ~ Who appreciate prth
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LOCAL NEW 8.

Amusements, DC, TO.n1Ghf.
WalPsOpsra H6USe.-The comedian, Joe. Muir
ply, in Help"
neater Consgne-Prof Harris and other stars,
eongs, dances, &c.
Lincoln Hall.-Carncross & Dixey's Minstrels.
Sehaetsea PGrk,-Opening May Festival.
JEsRemGn's GdrdeR-Festival for the benefit
OF St. J0seph's sehOOl-hOuse.
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JULIPs, SMAsHEs, COCKTAILS and other pre-
scriptions carefully compounded by Geo. w.
Driver and his corps of efficient assistants at the
new sample rooms corner Pennsylvania avenue
and ~ street. 15,5
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Too OLD PoR THE REPoRx ScHoor To-
day the case Of Edward Rutherford a nov 80
fenced by the Police Court to the reform sshoai
Vas before Judge Cartier on q writ OF haheas
corpus, and the case having been argued by his
counsel, Mr.. p. H. RhinehArt, and ii appearing
discharged from custody.
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BOOKSELLER AND STATIOyER,
12s BRIDGE STREET, GEORGETOWN, ID. G..

i have this day opened q BOOK STORE at the
abovenamed place, and would solicit liberal share
OF the patronage OF the public Particular attention
will be paid TO the Book and Stationery departments,
a. d satisfaction in prices guaranteed. 1 am also
closing out all the stock Of Sheet Music of the
house OF Poe Seligson at one half price. Call and
examine. ml56t
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WHO WILL TRY For IT?-We guarantee,
under forfeiture of 81 200 that Soda Water can
remain in sheet-tin lined Steel Fountains for
one year or longer without eing contaminated
by any metal Palmer & Green, George
town. W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-05-19

SoUND FEET being indispensable to health
and comfort thousands Of persons come from far
and near to visit DR.. White, the well-known
Chiropodist, No. 635 18th street, opposite the
Treasury, for relief from corns bad nails, &C.,
and advice as to suitable shoes.
WILCOX q 6IBB'e Swine MAoHIND. The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas
Baum's hoopskirt and corset factory, It'll street,
Intelligencer Building. 1928
TH1RNON1TIRs and Bsrometers are repaired
and made to order BY Hempler, near ~ street.
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ASSAULT WITH A SToNE.-On SATURDAY. sf-
ternoon two colored men, named peter Gee,
Snu oonn Gray, got into q quarrel on X street.
Re sre. ,osn and 18th streets, and Gray struck
Turing him severely. Oaicer CIV nroc,,.sd -. q
conveyance and took him home. (,rav was ar
rested by Oficer Robinson and taken 10 ~.
fourth precinct station. w INC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-05-19

IHE NEW YACHT OF THE WASHINGTON
CLUB--The committee of the Washington
Yacht club appointed To go 10 New York and
bring their new slOop TO this city, received the
boat on Friday morning, and on Saturday
were presented with a full set of coIors by MI
John Treadwell. of New York. The yacht Is
regarded a. fast sailer, having averaged on
her trial trip thirteen knots an hour. She il 10
feet long, Is feet o inches beam, aud accommo-
oates al least twenty persons in her cabin.
She has been christened Ella TreadwelI. ~
Owing 10 disarrangement of the rigging in
the Trial trip. the committee in charge were de-
tanned in New York until the necessary repairs
were made, and at p. m. yesterday (Sunday)
al being in readiness, they set sail for Wash
Mumn, OF Brooklyn.
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FOUND AT LAsT!-A remedy that not only
relieves, but cures that enemy of mankind
Consumption, as well as the numerous satellites
which revolye around it in the shape OF coughs,
colds, bronchitis, sore throat, influenza, &c
The remedy we allude to is DR.. Wistar's Balsam
q Wild Cherry, prepared by Seth w. FOwle &
Son, Boston. 126
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The FIRE AT BURCHELL's SrOGE-A fire
broke out yesterday morning. about 9. Is O'Clock,
In the cellar OF " W. Burchell's grocery store.
on street, between 18th and lith, in the block
Known as the HOoe building, and in few min
utes thereafter Officer Mcmahon turned in an
alarm from box al, in willards Hotel. Chief
eronrn, on arriving, turned in a general alarm
and soon the entire fire department were on
hshd but did not 20 into service, as the iremen
40 hrst arrived checked the progress of the
nsmee- The origin Of the IRE Is not known as
IN. .ne P,oPrietoE states that no one had been in
VIC PIsee SINCE closing on SATURDAY. nj ght when
lnns Wa lett secure The stock OF goods
Sas large ana valuable, comprising MANY fine
Japanese goods. Mr.. BurchetI was insured for
1io,9c, which VIII more than cover the loss
which WAS 0ccasioned mostly nv wats, ~
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SHIRTS MADE TO OhDKR.-Gentlemen fur
nishing their own material, can have their
Shirts made to order at the shortest notice, at
Keen's, Az 9Th street northwest Satisfaction
guaranteed. ALL:
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The COMMUNITY At large appreciate the use
fulness Of Singers Sewing Machine. is
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BANKERS.
EVILS JOHNSON Co.,
BANKERS AND DEALERS IN FOREIGN AND
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE,

Have REMOVED 20 their new Banking House on
he corner of 10th street and Pennsy lyanis avenue
ON the site formally occupied hy them. mis- lg
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CAIHoLlc CoNHRAArIONs--Yester af
80 O'Clock a IN, Archbishop Bavley Iwho
arrived here from Baltimore on Sasnrday are
noonl commenced his labors at ST. Patrick's
church, where he administered the sacrament
OF confirmation TO i36 persons, ameng them 20
converts and 10 children. At fGx a. m. 81 per-
sons. including several converts, were confirmed
~ ST. Matthew church.
During the week the archbishop viii visit all
me Catholic churches i'm the-District AID ad-
minister the sacrament Of confirmation, closing
SItn 81. Aloysius on Saturday next, when q
class Of over 400 children will be eondrmed.
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Condensed Locals.

Parker and Shillington both have Godeys
I1dy'< Book for june
There have been no cases of small pOX report
ed I'm this District since Saturday.
Work has been recommended on Brisbane's
pneumatic tube between the Capitol and Gov
See notice of the annual election for officers
OF the Young Mems Christian Association this
evening.
The Presidents Mounted Guard have received
handsome set of guidOns, the gift of the Du-
quesne Greys, of Pittsburg, Pa
John Prices mare Lady Dexter" and John
Langley's horse 'Prince, - two of the best trot-
tiers of the District, have been sold TO parties in
New York.
The residents of Mt. Vernon Place and vicin-
ity want to know why the new fountain on the
old site Of the Northern Liberties market is not
allowed to play.
Chaplain t. b. Metals, of the army, has. we
regret to learn, been confined TO his bed. at his
home in this city, by severe sickness for four or
five weeks past.
A correspondent wants attention of the Board
of Public Works called s.tO the ditch across the
road cor. 18th and streets, rs lit Is very dan
At a special meeting of the medical society of
the District of Columbia, on Saturday evening.
resolutions of respect To the memory Of the late
DIR. W. III. Combs were adopted.
The funeral of Joseph w. Walsh took place
from ST. AlOysius church Yesterday morning,
Rev. Fathers Mcguire and ROccofOIt Offcisting.
The remains were subsequently inferred in Mt.
Olivet cemetery.
A Richmond paper says it is generally con-
eeded that in case Miss Cunningham resigns the
Mount Vernon regency, as is expected, Mrs.
flames BROOKS, OF New YORK, Will be elected to
NIL the vacancy.
A boy named John Burch fell on the Patent
Once steps on Saturday afternoon, dislocating
his right arm and bruisng his head. Officer
Loane took him 10 his home on +, near 10th
street, where medical assistance was rendered.
Mr.. b. +. Peters, the former clerk TO the health
officer, has been appointed and assigned TO duty
as sanitary inspector of the 9th sanitary district
taking the place of Inspector Hunter, trans
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OF Tue most suDstantIaI CHARACTER as / have be-
fore stated. common. cecercy should require the
writer to apologize to the entire community as
well as to the market company for his gross and
uhwaIIahteu MISREPRESENTATION. The market
me fental on the stalis and stands in the mar
ket just as Iast AZ they can do SO and pay the
CITY ior tne support OF the poor, the local taxes
anu ruhnlng expenses, ana secure or 10 per
cent; on the amount actually invested In the Sc
Miarket pui.dihes; 10 al VINO complied with
tne regulatlons OF the company and paid their
qua,' IehIai IN advance AT the commence
,n vi the Preseht quarter, the market com :
Pais iliaue a reaocLioh OF l0 per cent, and hope
a. SOON a. tne s.a,s are nearly All permanently
99ceuP,eu' 10 oe aoie 10 make a stu further re-
dnction. .Ihe present rental, as fixed by the
nnSer The Isw ~ Con anu inc marker company
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1872 PENNsYEvANia Rour. 1872
20 TIE E0RTHWEsT, SOUTH, AND SOUTH.
Trains leave - follows:
Ssshington..... as .. m. Baltimore. % Q. n.
..-.. SIS D. N. -. SOS D NJ
$500. 70 ,. m. ..-.-lOS .. N,
The GREAT DOUBLE TRACK ROyTE,
With elegant Scsrsry, Palace stafe-room day and
light cars. with modern i'm proyements
Two hundred miles saved TO Western and Central
Sew York.
The loss Q. N. daily, except Sunday, northwest,
~ D. N daily, and SEQ m, except Sunday, vest,
MAZE OoNNEc lions
rhrouEh from BALTIMORE TO NIAGARA anc
PITTSBURG without change.
Tickets by this route can be procured q the ooes,
sorner OF 18th street. and Pennsy lama svenue, and
corner OF 9Th street and Pennsylvania avenue under
National Hotel, where reliable information viii b
Owen Ct ell times.
Passenger procuring tickets sa this once can
secure aooommodstions In Palace Oars Tor Pitts
Ed. Q. YoUEG, General Passenger Agent,
mar1e-H Baltimore. Nd.
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CHILDREN CRY for Pitchers Castoria. It
regulates the stomach, cures wind collie and
causes natural sleep. 1t is q substitute for
castor Oil. 425eo3.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-01
SPECIAL. NOTICE.

It IL we'll Known fact that Dyspersia and In.
digestion are the causes Of nearly all the dis
Eases that the human bady is heir TO: then why
oay enormous doctors bilIn7 By using Doctor
HENLEY's cel brated I x l. Bittrrs they car
thoroughly eradicated from the system and new
'lfc impaired tn the sufferer. Read ph ysicians'
ssrtiffcates u advertisement in aAsther colunn
Mh4-SA
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-23
TRUsTEE,s SALE.

NY VIRTUE Of an order of the OrphaiS' Court
- Of the State OF Delaware, in and for New CAS-
will be exposed iie at public auction On Monday
the sd day Of February, a D., 1873, al one ooock,
r. M at the store of Samuel Alrchs, nj the village
OF Glasgow In said County and State, the following
w Crawford, deoeased, to wit Beginning at a cor
ner for land late of William Culett on the south SIDE
Of the pubc road leading from the Village OF Glas-
eow TO Elkton In Maryland and running thence along
the south side thereof south sc degrees west ~ iee
u n stake the east side ot said road thence along
the east side south, deg east o5 feet a. stake al
the south west corner of the harm thence south =
deg west. 80 feet 10 stake Ia luc OF line oi lapd Of
Samuel Frazer themes With his land ntNth, - des
east ISL feet 10 . stake and corner for land " Samuel
feet to stake and corner for land ot william url1ui
thence with his land south Sfh deg west, % fet 10
stake corner also ot land of Cnrlet thence stu WITH
his land north, deg vest w ieSTo ne nesnnhg,
erected thereon two-story brick house snh irnme
barn.
And Il Is ordered that the purchaser purchasers
thereof be and appear at the next Orphan Court foi
her them the premises sold pursuant 70 said order
| he, she, they paying TO the parties emitted thci
lust and proportlonae shares OF the purchase money
with sufficient surety of sureies to be
tie State to be taken and IN said Court
IN penal sum, " be determined by said Court witt
condition to pay to the parties entitled sveray then
exeoatMs, administrators, OF assigns respectively
chase money with interest from suoh time the Cour
NAV determine, in aud form may by the dt
rectlon ohe said Court be prescribed and aPpointe'
| In said condition.
known at the time and place aforesaid, by Anthem,
Higgns, Esq, Trustee or BY bis attorney
| Attest BENZ. u. USTICh,
Jams Clerk Of Orphans Court.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-23
SHERIFE,S SALE

DI VIRTUE OF q writ NJ LeYRId Faclas Ill.
ID rccted, will be exposed to Public Sale, the
Lafayette Hotel, si shpey street. kept by James C.
Person, In the city of Wilmington, New Castle Couu
~, Delaware, On TUESDAY, the 2Sth day OF Janu-
ars 1873 at II O'Clock ~, the following described
situated in the city Wilmington Aforesaid bounded
and described rs follows, TO with: Beginning at tbs
formed by the Intersection of the line OF the
Eastery side of Walnut street with the line oil the
northerly sido OF Tenth street, thence RAsrEELy
along the northerly side Of Tenth street hun
street Laid out al thirty 1--we feet wide thence
therly along the line OF the Westerly side OF Wilson
street parallel TO Walnut hundred feet
stake, thence Westerly parallel 10 Tenth street.
hundred AND hftyhvo feet the line Of the easteri
side OF aInut street, aid thence thereby Southeriy
one hundred reetto the place OF beginning.
Seized and taken into execution as the property
Lotus ~ kes and Jane Sykes his wife, and Samuel
Kelley and Mary Kelley his wife, and John W. odd
terre tenont, and to be sold by
ROBERT l.. ARMSTRONG, Sheriff
sheIh's Office. New Castle. Del. January 2, A. d.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-23
SHERRIFF,S SALE.

BY virtue of writ Of levari facas to me directed
will be exposed public SALE ut the Lafayette Hotel
No. 81 SIMPLIFY street, kept by James c. Piersou, La
the city OF Wilmington New Castle County, on SatuI
ing described real estate, viz: All that certain
lot, piece of land with frame house thereon er
Aforesaid bounded Us follows, to wit: Beginning al
point the eaSterly side OF Townsend street. Mt tbs
distance OF two hundred and feet from the
ner formed by the intersection of the said side Q,
Townsend street and the northerly side Of avenue
ION street Vat seventy wide thence eastery BY
limo of Timothy Futys land, and parallel with Is, one
hundred feet to stake thence northery parallel with
Townsend street, twenty feet to stake, thence
westerly and parallel with avenue b, one hundred
feet, to tho aforesaid side Townsend street, ana
thence thereby youthcrly twenty feet to the place
beginning, be the contents thereof what they may.
Seized and taken In execution as the property OF
Ann Clark, Catharine CLARK, Peter Clark, Margaret
Clark and Cornelius Clark, and Elizabeth Clark, (be
ing the widow and heirs OF John Clark, deceased,
aud trrrs tenants, and to be sold by
Tau ~ ROBERT l., ARMSTRONG, Sheriff.