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Arizona citizen., 1874-02-28
Mineral Lands on Indian Reserya-
 tiOns.

Very much of the mineral land of Arl- zona is included within Indian reserva- tions, and there should not be an acre of it. The Indians have never worked mines
 nor will they ever do it. The White moun- tain reservation embraces some of the best copper and the only known coal
 mines in Arizona; the Chiricahua reserve covers all of one mountain range and
 part of another said to be full of gold and silver leads, and some say of rich placer mines too. Congress should provide some law whereby lands reserved for Indians and known to contain valuable mines of any kind, could be readily and effectually exempted from reservation restrictions, and also prohibit the further practice of making reserves without careful regard to the character of the land reserved. The quantity as well as quality should be reg ulated by law and not subject to the no- ton of some agent or special commission CT as has been generally the case in Ari- zona. White mountain reservation must be nearly one hundred miles square and inCludeS a large area of well-known and 4rst-class mining and timber lands, not one acre of which is now or ever has been occupied by the Apaches and is unsuited to their future wants. The Chiricahua re-
 serve is at least sixty miles square and in q like manner covers much land of no use or possible benefit to Apaches at peace. The Verde reserve is very large-probably as large as the White mountain, and of course three-fourthS of it is useless for any proper use or advantage to peaceable Ind fans.
 Congress should without delay look into this matter and enact some law to prevent such reserves being made in the future, and also to provide for the exclusion from eX st ng ones of all mineral and other un- serviceable lands to the Indians.
Arizona citizen., 1874-02-28
Probate Notice.

TN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE | of George M. NeWsOm, deceased.
 Probate Court, County of Pima, Terri tory of Arizona.
 Notice is hereby given that Solomon Warner, public administrator of the Coun- ty of Pima, has filed with the Clerk of this Court petition praying for Letters of Ad- ministratiOn of the estate of George NJ. Newsom, deceased, and that Monday the 9th day of March, A. D. 1874, at 10 o'clock a. m. of said day, being a day of a regular term of this Court, to-wit: Of the January term A D. 1874, at the Courtroom of the County of Pima, has been set for hearing said petition, when and where any person interested may appear and show cause why the said petition should not be grant, ed. Dated at Tucson, Arizona, February P, 1874. WILLIAM J. OSBORN,
 Probate Judge and ex-officio
 Clerk of the Probate Court. Tucson, February 2S, 1874. 2l-td
Arizona citizen., 1874-02-28

 TUCSON.

TUCsON, February 24.-No mail has pass ed from MaricOpa to PheniX for two weeks, and the mail which left here on the l4th is not yet received in Prescott. The stages are regular between Tucson and Yuma but no through mail from California need be expected here before next Saturday morning. The late storm was very severe at Apache Pass and has nearly ruined many of the buildings of the military and mail company. Last Thur>d day, four inch es of snow covered the ground at Camp Bowie
Arizona citizen., 1874-02-28

Having full faith in the country, they mean to stay by it until the day of general jubilee shall come, when all can rejoice together in its peace and prosperity.
 Drop in and examine our stock.
 Exchange sold on all parts of the world.
 Photographic transfers made with any section of the country.
 A few more of those "Don't mention them" left.
Arizona citizen., 1874-02-28

THE stage arrived last night about 12 Iclock with a very large through letter &nd small paper mail. No San Diego pa- 5ers came to THE CITIZEN nor any copies N The Miner. Letters from Prescott came ke first time in two weeks. The mails Will be regular hereafter unless there be dnother storm.
Arizona citizen., 1874-02-28

tion. Last nights stage from Tucson ar rived on time, but had no mail. Driver reported the trouble as at Picacho CD
 Major Taylor has returned from Whit lows and says he could not get to McDOw- ell. Col. Nelson, Paymaster U. s. army, met him at Whitlows and received the funds for paying the troops at McDowell- and made payment on Tuesday.
Arizona citizen., 1874-02-28
NETV ADVERTISEMENTS.
To the Public of Tucson.

DE TT KNOWN THAT DIR. PETER AD Thomas has recently established him. self in this place, to benefit man in every waJ, but applies himself especially to the Restoration or the Hair on Bald
 Heads, as well as the hair to it's original color, and also the
 Curing of Rheumatic Pains. Office on Congress street, north side. Tucson, February 28, 1874. 2l-tf
Arizona citizen., 1874-02-28
MARICOPA WELLS.

MARICoPA WELLS, February l9-It has been raining heavily here for the greater share of the time for the last week. The Gila river is three feet higher now than it was in the January freshet.
 Monday nights stage arrived ten hours late and reported roads in fearful condi-
Arizona citizen., 1874-02-28
Traders Store

Tn APACHE PASS and CAMP BOWIE,
 Arizona Territory. Supplies kept for travellers going East or West, as we'll as GOODS for ALL, and as fair rates.
 FULLY, OCHOA & co. November 1. 1873.
Arizona citizen., 1874-02-28
DIED.

In Tucson, February 2I, 1874, George M. NeWsCm, aged about 36 years. He was a native of Virginia-tOwn not known here.
Arizona citizen., 1874-02-28

They Defy Competition and are De-
 termined to give Entire SatisfactfO
Arizona citizen., 1874-02-28
c. H. LORD.
W. W. WILLIAMS.

C.H LORD. WV. WILLIAMS. LORD & WILLIAMS. A RE NOW OPENING AND OFFER
 ING FOR SALE One of the largest and most complete as-
 SOrtment of GENERAL .M EROHANDISE, Ever before brought to the country.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-07
Religious.

At the recent annual election tor wardsns and
vestryu,sn, of Trinity Church, the following ger :
tlemen were chosen :,
Banduy simmons, senior warden, deorge ID.
Armstrong, juniar warden; William s. McCaul-
lev, DIR. Horace Burr and DIR. James A. Draper,
vestrymen The members OF the vsstry are Rev.
Dr. William j. Frost, rector. Banduy simmons
aud George ID. Armstrong, wardens Victor du
Pont, j. Paulson Armstrong. Benz. Shoemaker,
VIM. A. Turner. Walter Cummins, DR.. Samuel
w Murphy. VIM. ). McCaulley, DR. Horace Burr
and DR.. James A. Draper, vestrymen.
Trin,ty Parish Services-Sunday, March Sth,
lS74.--" Old Sweedss," morning, a01T O'Clock,
Holy communion; afternoon, o'clock, public
catechising; Lenten services, Wednesday and
Friday evenings. ~ O'Clock Confirmation, even
ing of the last Sunday In March,,
Trinity Parish Ssrvicss-Sunday, March Sth,
in Trinity Chapel, Fifth and King streets, morn
ing, at 1oh o'clock evening, at "a o'clock
Lsntsn services Taesday and Thursday mornings
at OK O'Clock, Wednesday and Friday mornings
at l0ll O'CLOCK. Evening prayer and Lenten read
ings daily at An O'Clock. . gs..xss,
Trinity Parish is supporting two Indian youth:
| in the schools under Bishop Hare one the bishoI
Ds. Charles Breck scholarship, BY the old Sweeds
Sunday School, and the ladies Of the Chspel con
gregAtion are busily emplcged making garment
l for the Indian children, 81 ~ Yanktsn agency
The .Childrsus Sewing school continues II
| from 2 to sx o'clock. The interest Of the chill
drsn continaes unabatsd and their improve
ment is very marked.
West Presbyteyian Church--Corner OF Elgh
| and Washington ats. Preaching tomorrow Z
l l0x .. m, by Rav. d. ID. Robertson, Of Edi1
burxh. Scotland. and at ~ p. m, BY the paste
Rev. ]. NJ p. OTIS. Subject for the morninI
| .Ths Great Mystery Disclossd !" for the ever
ing, Is TheiMsn that are Down., Strangers, an
the public generally are cordially invited to .
| tend. ..t vi
Raw. L. Liewellya viii occupy the pulpit
the lst Baptist Church, fo-moraing and evenin
at 1s1< o'clock a. M, and 71s p. m. All a
cordially invited. 49,. t.. "a h.st
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-07
: State I1EM1.

Dclmsr is vigorously pushins the temp snnce
ss.ls.a ! ,isai.,s - a p.sssss 'af.sssd e,
The suayInA .AlPy.id, WIN s00a be in active
operation.
The Msthodists OF Concord swu neat and ha nd
Gu tuesday, the propeller E~'''e. Of seaiord,
lost her wheel. -.
At Delmsr, good building lots are in demand,
and bring high prices. s:L.at ssl ..,s,
Only two manageable girls furnish counting
for the young men Of Concord. =
The steamer Alics resumes regular trips be-
tween Seaford and Vienna, next Monday.
The Sussex County Levy Court was in session
last week, and adjusted the assessment lists.
Georgetown is promised with religious revi-
val, which, it is sad, is badly needed there.
Robert Starkey, carpenter, fell from scaffold
at seaiord, Thursday morning. and broke his
arm.
ted two hundred dollars to the Missionary cause
last year.
Jehu Tharp, Esq, near Smyrna, has recently
obtained tine specimens ot hcmatite iron ore, from
his Bombay Hook farm.
1t is said that the peach buds were greatly in.
juicd by the seet storm III February, but thai
enough are LETT for an average crop.
The Lewis Odd Feliows arc fitting ups lodge
5 room which they claim will be the handsomes
in the State, outside Of Wilmington.
DR.. Con way, OF Sssferd, has for the third time
!. put fence around disputed lot, 1t having beer
s twice removed by the Town Commissioners.
+ AT Lewos. ON Monday last, the Central bas
j. ball club, Of Georgetown, beat the Lswcs club
Q in ave innings game. by a SEQ re Of y tcS.
Msssrs. John 4. Martin, Liism brown, Tho.
y X. Hubbard, John w. Allen and Henry Alien
were elected Town Commiss toner's Vi Seaford, o.
n Monday last.
l. Isaac betts, an old aud wen known citizen G
" South Milford died suddenly from paralysis o
the night of the 26th ult. He the 73rd yes
It of his age.
70, The Nantlcoke river, about two miles sboy
II Ssaford. is lseonng inpassible account Of Il
sand bars, and accamulations Of saw dust. frol
The Concord saw mills.
:. Milford town officers, elected last Monday, q
AZ as follows: Commissione T. Fiemin
John r. Cahail. William A. Listsr, Samuel
ID Simpler, A. X. Hall, Thomas J. DAVIS Assessc
q Reuben A. Steward. collector and Treasurer,
e. A. Moore. Alderman, William ShockIey.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-07
REGISTER'S ORDERS.
Register s Order.
HEGIsrER's CFFicE.

HEGIsrER's CFFIcE.
NEW CASTLE COUNTY. Jan. 9th. 1874.
Upon the application Of YlCIOR DqP0NTs
OF JESSE SHARPE. late Of
vii mington Hundred. in said county. deceased;
It is ordered and directed by the Resister that
the Administrator aforesaid, give notice Of the
granting of Letters of Administration upon the
Estate Of the deceased. with the date Of grant;
ng thereof. BY causing adver sements to be postt
within forty days from the date OF such Letters in
SIX Of the most public places of the County of New
Castle, requiring all persons having demand
against the Estate to present the same or abide BY
an Act of Assembly in such case IN ade and provided
And also cause the same TO be inserted within the
same period in the Daily Gazette, a newspaper
publisher in Wilmington, aud to be continued
therein two months, IN. o. d.
Given under tho hand and Seal of Of
IuT\fce of the Register aforesaid, at New
s5s Nv S.,ss sssy. ssqR, s4I.s
b. GIBBS, REGISTER.
NOTICE.
All persons having claims against the Estate ot
the deceased must present the same duly attested
to the Administrator on or before Jan. 9th, 1879
abide the Act VI Assembly in SUCH case made am
provided. VICTOR Dupont.
Administrator,
Address. Wilmington. Del isn7eod2m
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-07
Reg1ster's Orucr,

hEGI3rER'S UffICE.
New Castle County, Feb. 10th, 1874.
Upon the application Of WESLEY b. II hIk0NS
and CHARLES b. LORE. Executors Of IVES
LEY. nIRONs; late OF WilminstOn hundred,
in said county deceased is ordered and directed
BY the Register that the Executors aforesaid give
notice of th egrantng Letters Testamentary upon
the Estate Of th deceased with the date OF grant
ing thereof. by causing advertisements - be
posted within forty days from the date OF such
Letters, in six of the most public, places Of the
County of New Castle, recurring all persons hay.
ing demands against the Estate to present the
same, or abide by an Act OF Assembly in such
case made and provided. And also cause the same
to be inserted within the same period In the
Wilmington Gazette, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS In Will
min gton, and to be continued therein three weeks
-, Given underline hand and Seal t Office OF
LIS. the eRegistera foresad. attn Castle in NeW
49, Castle County aforeaid the day and year
above written. b. GIBBS. Register.
NOTICE.
Allpsrsons av In aims again Estate Of the
deceased must present the duly attested 70 the
Executors on or before Feb 10th. 1875. or abide
the Act of Assembly in such case made sn9 grovi"
ded. WESLEY B HikoNo.
Executors.
Addrsss Wilminytou Del febl7eodiw
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-07
DU BLIC SAL h.

The subscribers. agents tor j ohm Atkinson, viii
sell at Public Sale without reserve.
ON TUESDAY. MARCH IL, 1871,
Commencing at 10 o'clock, prompt.
At the W ashinston Hotel Sale and Livery Stables,
corner of second and Shipley streets, WILMINGTON,
Del. the following prop erty. to wit;
- Ten head of good driving, work, and
I'M family Horses, young and sound.
NN' Five good Brood Mares, prompt dli-
.AA1&- vers and workers.
Two York Wagons shifting top. Thompson i
Paschal)
Thres Jenny Lind Wagons.
One double Ph@ton. Thompson &c$FA
Paschal g&A
One Poney Phaton.
One large family Coach,
Three sets double Carriage Harness.
Five sets single Carriage Harness,
Robes. Blankets, Whips, &C., &c.
Sale positive. No postponement on account Of
weather. as there 10 ample for the sale under
| shelter. .
| CONDITIONS, OF sALE-Sums ofsas or less, to
be paid cash on day OF sale sums over SO will be
credited 70 days by the purchaser giving bankabls
note with approved endorser.
Real Estate Agents, Brokers. Conveysncers. d.,
No. e}2 Market St, Wilmington, De-.
L. W. Stidhsm Son. Auct'ra. .mar6seodkw2s
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-07

AN UUEUcKY; RoBBRR.--Thursday morning, q
thief entered The office of John Green's coach
manufactory corner Second and French streets,
during Mr.. Green's temporary absence, and broke
open the desk. fortunately, Mr., Green allows
NO money to remain in the desk, and SO the rob
ber got nothing for his pains. He then opened q
carpet sack lying on the floor, but did not get
anything very valuable from this source He then
left.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-07
$50, 900 ror o no Dollar.

The Grand Gift Concert now being operated at
Colinne; Utah, to which we called The attention
OF our readers short time since, is meeting with
great success. Ths1o% price Of tickets (only one
dollar, and the munifcencs OF the prizes, togeth-
en- with the well known integrity and responsibl-
ty of the management, are the causes TO which
this Is attributed, Now - the time to secure a
forfune Tor one dollar Their Advertisement ap.
pears in another column.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-07

ISeUEsT.--In the absence Of Ooroner Wins
low from the city. Deputy Coroner John Curry
last evening, held an inquest over the body oil
George Wingate, OF DetI oft, Michigan, who was
struck and killed near Newark, at noon yester
day. The jury, after deliberatiou delivered g
verdict in accordance with the facts Of the case
as stated in yesterdays GAZETTE. The sngin
esr Of the express train was eKsnsrstsd from all
blame. ~.==. ytt..4.s
Arrangements we're iu progress by the Coun-
~ authorities for bearing the deceased, but this
morning despatch was received from Williams
father, a. Detroit, requesting that'ths body b
placed 10 ics and sent to that city. This was &C
cordingly doas. etasl So. B.,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-07

:. FINE EsTABLIsHMEsT. y Since the erection OF
mn addition TO their building, Messrs. J. y J. n
Harman, No. 4l0 King street, have the largest
and finest furniture establishment III the State. :
BY close attention to the wants of customers and
the requirements of the trade, this firm, after a
long aud honorable career, has built up large,
extensive and renunerltive business, which they
richly deserve.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-07
9oCIgTIU8.
nHxrrres THIS EVENING.

Mechanic's Lodge. No 4, IooF, at Odd Eel
X Siaaaa @ fsos. s1i No. I TO N, IL Red Mem.
Ha'U 4l6 Market ST So NI w
jefferson Council, No. 10, on AN, at Mschsn-
icg Hall. 21s King st. ~.
La Fayetts Lodge, No. 2, X Of r, ct knights Of
Pythias Han, I'll MarketSt '55sI
Asbury Lodge, of g 7, at fifth and Market
Streets,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-07
NPECIAL SALE OF
FURNITURE.

oaLE Il MILLER will sell at Public Sale. she
entire Stock OF furniture, prs,arstcry TO re1ov
ing on the 18th of March.
on TUESDAY AFTERNOON. NARch ", ls'i.
at the Auction Roons, N. W. Cor. of Fourth sn1
King streets. commsncing at 30 p. u. sharp.
The Stock will include Walnut Bedstead ana
Rece ption Chairs, Walnut Bouquet Tables. CarpeI
Loulges. Fancy Lounges. Office Chairs and Stools,
ing Book snslI, sponge, hair. husk Q straw
Mattresses aud large Lot of frst-c ass Furniturs
and other Goods. Sale Positive.
OGLE i MILLEk, Auctioneers.
Mar -3teol NV. Cor. Attn aad King 81.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-07

WILMINGTON RIFLE CLuB.-At meeting Of
the Wilmington RiHs Club. held last evening.
a. the Office Of the Deidwars Pioneer, the follow
ing officers were elected to serve the ensuing
year:
President, John GreiusP: Vice President, Johu
Fehrenback; Secretary, Chas. Heinsl; Treas.
John Hartman; First Shooting Master, John
Man, Second do, 4. Schmidt.
Director-Nicolas Jenny. J. Fullmsr, J.
Kirtz, =. Buchse, Herman Rsu. sNkt
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-07
Bowers Hoof Liniment.


After 30 70 lrs peA3tisil experIeace with horses.
n staging. tsaming. &c, have learn ed that more
feat thsn ali other diseases combined. After many
sxpsriments have found The true remedy to PRE-
vExr the disease Of the hoof or restore asr neg
II yencs 10 what nature intended il SHOULD be-ths
srsai spport af he noble anima II the hoof is in
6smed aud diseaasd, the animal Is comparatively
worst Of all diseases, Contraction Corns. Quarter
Csscks, Contrsction Of the Back Sinew; generally
esilsd x Enes-Sprung. &c..) and restore those that
have been crippled by the want OF such remedy.
oa-Try 1t, aud n viii never fail II properly ap-
Bsthe the horses foot once q week. or oftener il
necsssary at the heel and frog. and around the hoo
.Soss M the halr n. e. BOYER,
@N~s' Norristown. Pa
Mn. C. BoYER-Dea- Sir: This Is to eertiiy
thai L have used your Linimsnt in my stable fol
thrse month"; past on more than one hundred hor
- sud hnd il the best preparation have eve
us.d on horses. 1t is far better than you recon-
mSnd IL Send me i've cases at once, hy express
n ~ D. HAIRY HAMILTON
No. ls2 West Sist street. New Yor~ City
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-07
Delaware Scifoogs.

WHAT A CHESTER CoUNTIANs THIEKs OF THEM
al. c." writing to the West Chester Local
Ne1os comments as follows on our county schools
We are inclined to think that his opinions are
too severely expressed, at any rate, tit he would
but visit the excellent public schools Of this city
he would surely not attempt to include them 10
his sweeping denunciation OF the schools OF Del.
aware:
Just here it would bo well to mention the
public school system, miserable indeed. Advan-
tages for learning are far behind every other
State in the Union, and as have visited sew
eral schools in New Castle county, can give
you q correct statment. Most schools have very
incompetent teachers, as to education, culture
aud refinement, the consequence is, rude rough
| and uncouth children. / visited q school q few
months ago. The teacher is one of more than
! ten years standing, and has q knack OF making
patrons and outsiders think her ability wonder
iul, of course she Is overrAted, 40 you will thnt
lbY. hat follows: AL the pupils are en- theil
honor. oan eat apples, mats, paess cakes, and any
thing they want during school hours shoult
one want drink Of water, half "a dozen are oI
the foor at once, running 10 the bucket, al
struggling, fighting and pulling, to see who vii
get q drink frst Teacher sees all this, but is 81
eugrossed withIthe lesson OF has become used Il
the noise, she lets it pass. unheeded; sends il
reports for correct department and highest mark
poorly and half rscited. Commissioners visi
the school monthly, and are perfectly satistisd
The truth is they are defcisnt also. pity th
commissioners as much Is the teachers, were the
to fall into the hands of your ex-Superiader
Maris, or Professor Allen.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-07

LopasRs.-Lass night thsrs wsrs forty ak
dodgers at the City Hall cslls, an unusually
large number. This very inclsuens weather
doubtless had the effect Of causisg larger
numSsr than usual to seek shelter undss the
municipal roof.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-07
PUBLIC SALES.
SALE,

i
0fH0USEII0LD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE.
Will be sold at Public Auction. at No. 80 Market
street. Ninth Ward. in Brandywine Village
ON THURSDAY, MARCH 18th, 1871,
At. O'Clock, y. NJ. sharp,
The undersixned's entire Household and Kitchen
Furniture, viz
Four Bedsteads. Feather Beds. 2 Mattresses a
lot OF Bed Clothing. cane-seat Chairs, Wind. .or
Chairs, hocxinz Chairs. Lounge. Settee, Bu-
reaus, Tables. Wash Stands, Looking Glasses, /
Clock. W atch, lot of Glassware. lot Of Dishes.
Fruit Jars, 70 yards of Carpet. Stoves Tubs.
Buckets. and many other goods too numerous to
mention WIN. GRAHAM.
OGLE MILLER, AuctTs. marl-i-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-07

AccIDESr.-Roscr Freely, an employee at the
Elkton depot, OF the Philadelphia, Wilmington
and Baltimore Railroad. had one Of his fore I'm
gers cut off BY the ceuplipg Of the cars few
dsy M0Egsn Sss h also an employee
arm mashed in the same way. These men have
been in the employ of tn, company for ovel
twenty years. iENI
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-07

Police CAsEs-Johu Lewis Nanluf, color,
ed, while on tbs, war path, threatsned divers in
iuries to the body and estate of jams Gale. al
80 colored. For this demeancr he was arrested
tried, made to pay costs, and held to bail in tbs
sum Of $500 to keep the peace.
This is the only case tried before the Msyol
since yesterday morning. AN 4stHY
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-07

DEDICATION AT LxwEs.-Ths new n. T..
Church, at Lewes, Was dedicated with the usual
oermouies, on Sabbath last. Bishop Scott preach
"a in the morning. and Rev. William Pancoast
a Chester in the evening. The debt OF ", BOY
|was sli wiped out and some $500 more cssh
raised 10 provide for contingencies. The church
is yery nicely 6nished on the inside with cush-
ionsd seats, organ and ali the ct cstsras. It II
iseh church - hp ipng7been wanted IN thai
town.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-07

RAILHOADs-I is rumored that the old Do
minion Steam Ship Co. Of New York is negO-
tiating for the purchase of the Junction and
Breakwater Railroad. Whether this is true
or not, it appears that new superintendent
in the new interest or the old we cannot now
learn. II this company should become The
purchasers it would greatly crafty the people
Of this port or the Peninsula, as it would give
them the Steamship, line TO New York for
which they so patiently wait
The iron for the construct of the George
town and Frankford Road has arrived at the
former place and the contractors are now at
work pushing the road on as fast as they can.
This work will. no doubt be completed this
season. Milford Neaos.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-07
sHEnrr's sALEs.-As Miaale,owus Yesterday

sHEnIFF's SALEs.-At Middletown, yesterday,
Sheriff Armstrong sold at public sale certain pro-
perties of Thomas Rothweil, as folows The
lot with frame store-house on Main street. to the
ommissioners OF School District No. ", for
Sl,7l5 Que Tot to Charles Anderson, harness
maker, of Middetowu, for 81 200. One lot on
Oass street, to Thomas Mnssey, of Middletown,
tor $450. The Rothwell farm near the Levels, -
containing 100 acres to II. Fl. Brady, Of Chesa-
peake City. Nd, for $6,S00.~...
The McLear property, in this city. which was
to be sold by the Sheriff. TO day, has been taken
ircm his hands and witt sold at private sale.