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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-20
The Terrebonne Banner saws:

The TerrebOnne Bdnncr saws:
The New Orleans REPUBLICAN, though, is
a dangerous guide. for it coolly and impu-
the virtuous indignation of the farisee.
brands all who express their Indignation in
rather warm terms as assassins.
Isaac says, "Dat statement and way Of
spelling is not Phar Isee"
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Succession Of Thomas l.. Clarke,

Of frIaans "a Il Eol;ns tn nrsh $1,000 asrsn
to the creditors of this estate aad to ell other per
sons herein interested 10 show cause within ten
have or can, why the account presented by
James Clarke, Eauidator of the late commercial
partnership of Thomas L. Clarke {, Brother
should not be homologared ard approved, and the
funds distributed in accordance Herewith.
BY order OF the Court.
fal6 FRANZ ID
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jaiG 20 "a FRANK PACE. JR.. Clerk.


SEcOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ OF Orleans, No. 31,3.5.-Notice Ia hereby given
to the creditors of this estate and all other per-
SONS herein interested to show cause within ten
Gays from the present notification, if any they
have or can, why the account presented by the
should not be homologatedaaEd approved ard the
funds distributed in accoySIce Herewith.
Bv order of the Court.
jal4 Is 22r sPANE PACE JR Cle,k
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succession of Thcmus Saux.

CBCOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ Of Orleans No. 81, ,lG.-Whegeas, BIT rand Saux
has petitloned the court for letters OF admins.
traitor on the estate of the late Thomas Saux
deceased, intestate. Notice is hereby given to All
whom it may concern to show cause, within ten
days, why the prayer of ssid petitioner sho2id not
be granted.
By order Of the Court.
jal6 20 24' FRANK PACE JR c,a-h
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Succession OF Felix j. Th;hauIf.

CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of Orleans, No. 37,5i8-Eo.ice ia hereby given
to the creditors of this estate and 70 all other per
sons herein Interested, to show cause within ten
days from the present notification if any they
have or can, why the account presented by Mrs.
Asnie Thibault, tutriX administering this estate
shonld TO! be homologated and approved. and the
funds dist. buted in accordance Herewith.
By order Of the Court.
ialfi % q. ERANE pACR Ii E,,...i-
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. The Thermometer at Louis Frigerio's, No.
so Charities street. OF January 10, stood as
follows: At 8 A. NJ. 4So; at P. NJ, So:
1T 2. NJ, 49o. Lowest point during the
night of January Is, AZ.
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CHARGE OF MURDER.-Louis Lindsey,
alias William Willis, was killed last Sunday
evening at the corner Of ITALIA and st.
Thomas streets by Jack Williams, alias
Salt Jack, who stabbed him in his left
breast with clasp knife. The coroner's
jury yesterday rendered a verdict of muir
der against Williams, who is still at large.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.


MAroEAIrY OF NEW ORI.Ass,
City Hall, January IL, 1878. )
No. Observation-Disclosures Seriesl
An ordinance adopting an estimate Of expend-
tures OF the city Of New Orleans for the year
1878.
Be it ordained by the Council of the city Of New
OF an act of the Legislature. No. %. approved
April g. 1872, and act No. 50. approved March
y, 1874, the following estimate of expenditures
(including police aud schOOls) for the year 1875
10 and the same is hereby adopted:
TO BE PAID FROM THE CITY DEBT TAX.
Consolidated bonds, interest at six per
Railroad bonds. due May i, 1874 OK:
cnangeaoie for new consolidated
gold bonds, or With privilege of
renewal. as per ordinance No. 289e,
administration SERIES interest at
six per cent. :...................... 5,l4O 90
Pontchartrain railroad bond 8, interest
at six per cent: ..................... $3.50 90
per cent. ;......... $3.50 90
seven per cent. 1893. 465 90
seven per cent; .........:...... 100000 90
per cent. ......:.......:........ $500 90
Street improvement loan. interest at
seven and three-t enths per cent. a255s 90
Ten per cent loan, interest at ten per
McDonogh School iand. interest at SIX ''0 ~
~, per cent. ....:.......:............ $50 90
Fink Asylum loan, interest at six per
cent. ....:..................... 1880 90 |
general series) interest on 81 $685.
OOo at seven per cent, SITS, $50;
sIssss g.: ~ ..n.: .. 1' 1885, 1855 &c
Carrolton bonds, interest at eight per
CcUt'.'...... 1894 10 |
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Succession Of James Robins On and Anna
L. Robinson.
A Ii PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST THE
"A above SUGGESTIONS are hereby notified to pre.
sent the same At once for payment TO the under.
signed JOHN II, CONNIFF.
News Stand, Rotunds 81. Charles Hotel.
New O1ieane, January &c. 1874. ja20 Il ~
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FIRE ON JACKSON STREEr.-About four
house. No. 307 jackson street, was burned,
and most of the furniture in the upper
rooms was lost. 1t was owned and Occu-
pied by Mr.. p. G. Cuvillier, and was insured
in the New Orleans Mutual office. Firemen
found it difficult to work to advantage, as
the streets were soft and nearly knee-deep
with mud, caused by recent rains,
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Below zero.
RIVERS.
Tho Temperoture.

Below high water naSk Of 1874.
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A Canadian rooster recently whipped an
American eagle in fair fight.
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INSURANCE.
fktW ESIY.FIETH ANNUAL.
z
STATE MENT

fktW ESIS.FlETH ANNUAL.
STATE MENT
CRESCENT MUTUAL INSURANCE COXPlNY.
Nay 81. 1874.
TOTAL grosa irepiums for yesr ending
Ap'!l ~. 100 5ea g.
hdir ID pre- III lins, less IellsUIAuCc end
i-tu n i-fniulas. .............. 1888 Sc
Less Tossed paid and esti-
Dstpd.. &l5e 366 80
Less taxes diecsuut m lieu Ut
!,artic, ,s troh. interest on
CayitAi, er discount, etc, 100 g64 G2-2se s31 ~
I0'aI gross ssse Is CT Company. ST. - n
T. g b. a'j Of Trustees resolved that sftar oay.
ing s1e fourth quarterly interest at twoard naH
per rem IN tn capital stock ct he cor exo Ia.
olvidrhd of INEETI-klyE PER CEaT IL, taM L..
M tlsf on aid sfter the txehty-third day OF JUS
hof I, q II "se parties insuring with the COMPANY
oa-itlsl 10 Itcelye tho same.
TRUSTEES.
Thomas A. Adams, Samuel B. Newman
Samuel H. Kennedy CT Buddecks,
Jonn Phelps, A. G. Ober
ADAM Thomson Henry Abraham
n. Streng. Victor Meyer.
yoseph Bowling, Edward J. Gay,
John n. Sandidge, Simon Herrs6esm.
SIMON Forchelmer, Joseph B. Wolfe,
\ Is. Post. A, Levi,
Edward Pilsbury. John 3. King,
Charles g.. Slayback. Frederick Csperdsn.
Davld wallace, J. L. HarriS,
Andrew Stewart, Joseph 0tonA
THOMAS 4. zt46S' PreasAa,A
H1NRY ': OGDEN. Secretary.
ny2e Sc " Sally
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WILL Nor GIVE HALF A MILLIoN.-The
speculator who said he would give half a
million dollars for the right to collect city
licenses thinks that he will keep his money,
now that Judge Hawkins has restrained
the city from selling.
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TO BE PAID FROM DRAINAGE

iota'.. 81 ,S3,Oll 10
TO BE PAID FROM DRAINAGE TAX.
New consolidated gold bonds drainage
series interest seven per cent
tmated premium in currency III. &l21 593 40
Attorneys fees on collections for sec
Ond drainage district, per coz
tract ten per cent. ............. 2lOO 90
SaiaIies and office expenses. $500 90
Total. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $l33,ls3 40
TO BEPAID OUT OF WHARFAGE OR LRyERpuES.
Wharf bonds. interest at seven and
three tenths per cent. ........... 65ilO0 90
redemption, one-Ienth. ............... 10000 20
Total. sl2l, 100 90
TO BE PAID OUT OF MARKET REVENUES.
To the Louisiana National Bank, late
Fiscal Agent, Oh account Of in
terest and principal OF loan. ...... &12O 900 90
TO BE PAID OUT OF CITY PARK TAX
Oneeighth Of one per cent on assess.
ment fer $ll9,298, 5O4. ............. $40 1913 10
TO BE PAID OUT OF PAVING ASSESSMENTS,
Street assessment bonds interest sew
en- and three-tenths per cent. $689 IS
TO BE PAID OUT OF PUBLIC SCHOOL TAX.
As per estimate OF School Board...... 1926, 246 26
TO BE PAID OUT OF POLICE TAX.
Az per estimate Of Board Of Commits.
sioaers, not to exceed. $3.50. 900 90
TO BE PAID OUT OF TAX FOR CURRENT CITY
EXPENSES AND OTHER REVENUES NOT
OTHERWISE APPROPRIATED OR SET APART
BY LAW.
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PETTY GAMBLERS AT FRENCH MARKET
infest the neighboIhood OF the French
Market, and to the knowledge Of law Off
GERS. The morals Of Poyd and Pile
markets are better, and even those old
rickety shells that numbered the plaza
have been removed.
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ACCIDENTALLY DROwNED.-On Monday
night a person who was a stranger to those
who were on the Second District ferry
boat fell off the boats railing and was
drowned. He appeared to be about thirty
five or forty years old. He was not seen an
in slant after he fell
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institute.
Enough, i think, has been said to establish
quite clearly that this body of men was not
assembled, and l think it will hardly be
disputed that if the fifty-two members had
fOrcibly resisted the taking Of the Speakers
chair by Wilt, they would have been JUST.
fed. They, however, preferred to leave the
lawless men. who had thus sought to take
from them their rights as representatives,
and attempted to do 80. In the meantime,
by the aid Of the FIVE members thus admit
ted, Wilt had been declared permanent
Speaker, and the other officers were also
declared permanent, and efforts were made
while this was proceeding by force to COM
pei the Republican members to remain, and
some were thus violently detained. This
tumult and violence, accompanied by the
drawing of knives and pistols. coupled with
the confusion outside, induced these Demo-
cratic members to call upon Colonel De
ed them by an address to persons in the
lobby, which, in view of his official charac-
ter and the force at his command, quieted
them; and, with the thanks and amid the
cheers of the assembly, he withdrew.
In view of these facts. who will say that
this was a legislative bodyl Who that it
had peaceably assembled! 1t had come into
existence by violence and fraud. 1t had by
force and fraud expelled majority of the
lawfully returned members, and had thus
deprived them of all participation in the
organic alton of the House. 1t was lawles,
body forcibly. not peaceably. assembled.
1t held the hall of the House Of Representa-
tivas by violent means, and the five mem
bsrs unlawfnlly admitted and employed TO
accomplish this were the instruments by
which this scheme had been made effective.
As soon a. it could be done, the ffty-two
Republican members prepared and signed
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8 ERTFF's SAFE

DY virtue OF n writ OF Levari Facias to mo
~ directed, will be exposed to Public Sale
at the
DELAWARE HOUSE, 5l3 MARKET ST.,
kept by Geo. w. ortlip. in the city of vii.
mington, New Castle county, Del. on
THURSDAY,
THE 18TH DAY OF JULY, 1878,
at O'Clock, p. NJ.
Tho following described real estate. viz;
All that certain lot or piece OF land, situated
IN the said city OF Wilmington, bounded and
described as follows, to wit:
Beginning on the southerly side of Fourth
street between Walnut and Poplar streets, on
the northeasterly corner of the easterly gable
wall of Countiss' house, thence easterly
along said side Of Fourth street thirty.seveil
feet to a corner of land of Weyl, being at the
distance OF sixty-fye feet six inches from the
westerly side of Poplar street, thence south.
erly along line of said WeyPs and others,
ninety-four feet to stake at the distance OF
seventy-three feet and ten inches from the
westerly side OF Poplar street, measured at
right angles thereto, thence westerly paral-
lei with Fourth street thirty feet and ten
inches to line of land of Countiss, and
thence thereby northerly parallel with Pop
lar street ninety-three feet to the place of be-
ginning. be the contents thereof what they
may; Book V, vol. Z, page 2ll, &c.
seized anu TAX en- IN execution as the pro.
perty OF John Christian Mayer and Magda-
lena Mayer. his wife and t. t., and to be sold
by
WILLIAM H. LAMBsoS, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, New Castle.
Juno "a, A. D., 1878, ie29.2tawts
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SHERIFFS SALES.
- - - - -
SsyEHyFE,S SALE.

I,y virtue of writ of Levnr Facias
~ to me directed. will be exposed to Public
Sale at the
n ELAWARE HOUSE NO 5l3 MARK Er ST .,
X opt by Geo. W. 0rtlip, in the City Of Will
mington. New Castle County. Delaware. on
THURSDAY,
THE 18TH DAY OF JULY, 1873.
At2 o'clock, p. NJ,
The following described real estate, viz:
All that certain lot or piece OF land with a
two story brick dwelling thereon erected.
situate In the city of Wilmington aforesaid,
and bounded and described as follows, to wit
Beginning at point on the northerly side
OF apple street at the distance of enc hum
dred and sixty-twO feet easterly from the
easterly side OF Heald street, thence norther.
ly parallel with Head street, and through
joining house, on the west seventy-two feet
to the southerly side OF three feet wide
alley connecting with another three feet wide
alley leading into Apple street, thence along
saiu side of said alley casterly parallel with
Apple street twelve feet to II corner, thence
souther.y parallel with Head street aud
through the middle of the division wall be-
east sevcnty-two feet to the said northerly
side Of Apple street, and thence thereby
westerly twelve feet to the place OF begin
ming, be the contents thereof what they may,
with the free use and privilege OF the above
mentioned two alleys in common with others
entitled thereto forever.
Seized and taken into execution as the pro-
perty OF James f. Brannan, and Sarah L., his
wife and t. Us, and to be sold by
WM. Ii. LAMBSON, Sheriff.
Sheriff Oflice, New Castle,
June "a, A. d., 1915. iupeeS 2tawts
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OF tH6 0hL6tEt,
The Md4Orditv.

AS the time will soon arise when the
Democratic party will be called upon
to nominate candidate for Mayor. 1t
is OF the utmost importance that We
select strong candidate, and / know
of no man on whom the party could
more thoroughly unite than Col. Wn.
G.. WHITLEY. He is well known, a
thorough lawyer, and a very fluent
speaker, ard would make Centennial
Mayor worthy of our city. The Re-
publicans hane already named the date
of their nomination, with five or six
candidates in the field, they will I'M
doubtedly have lively time at their
nomination, and they desire TO hold it
early that the wounded may have time
to recover before the city election.
From the knowing ones of that par
ty we have the information that their
nominee will be either Fraim or Val.
entine, with the chances very much in
favor of the former at the present time.
The other candidates, it is said, will
not be anywhere in the contest. If Mr..
F. is nominated / think he would be the
strongest man they can place before
the people, as he is man of very lib
eral views, and popular with the work
ing classes of the community, being a
self-make man of no ordinary ability
To compete with Mr.. Fraim we need
our strongest man, and that man, in
my opinion, is Col. William G. White
ley. We need a Mayor for the Cen
tennial who can receive a delegation
with credit to himself and the city,
and not better q man can be found than
Col. Whiteley. DEMOCRAT.
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Thin Out Your FTatit.

The present is very suitable time
to thin out overbearing pear.trees-at
least all such as can be conveniently
reached and which will suffer super
abundance of fruit. Do not be afraid
that you will lose In quantity by a free
thinning out. We have renewed as
many as three fourths of the young
on certain trees and still left too many
to mature. One of the very choicest
trees upon our premises-a standard
Belle Lucrative-thus treated, has sue
oumhed to the exhaustion of overbear.
Ing. This variety with the Bartlett,
Lawrance, Otto, Amjou, Sheldon, Kirt.
liant, Glout Moroccan, Louise Bonne,
Sieulle. Diel, Bloodgood, &c, are liable
to overbear. A second thinning ont
should take place when the fruit is
shout one third grown,-Germantoaon
Telegraph.
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AfPoINTMENT.-Gov. Cochran has ap-
pointed CHARLES BEAsTEN, ESQ., to the
cfRce of Prothonotary of New Castle
County, made vacant on Saturday, by
the expiration of the term of Richard G
Cooper, Esq. Mr.. Beasten was for many
years merchant at Odessa, and retired
1rom active business some twelve or
fifteen years ago, but gave his attention
to farming to considerable extent. He
has always been known as one of the
most intelligent and influential citizens
Of his section and held high rank in the
Democratic party with which he has
ever co-operated, giving it earnest sup
port. BE Is a gentleman of education
and well qualified to discharge the duties
of the Office, and his appointment will
give general satisfaction.
Mr.. Beasten received his commission
yesterday, and entered upon his duties
at New Castle this morning.
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WILMINGTON. Del, JULY 8. 1873
Cry OFFICERS & Rumford

CIFY OF61CERs.-Charles u. Rumtord
Esq. was elected City Solicitor last even
ing by the City Council. What produced
the change in this Office SO soon we do
not know, Mr.. Spruance had only been
in the Office one year; his ability is not
doubted; and has given the duties his
careful attention. There can be no OBJ
lection however to Mr.. Runford. He is
d young gentleman Of unexceptionable
character and deserves success. 1t was
supposed the Council would be equally
liberal with the Office Of City Commits
sioner, and elect Mr.. Springer; but it
seems they are not ready to follow up
the principle of rotation so closely in this
Office as in that of City Solicitor. Mr..
Coyle, however, has now had experience
and perhaps change was not desirable
to the Chairman Of the Street Commit
tee.
Of course the Democrats cast their
votes for Walter Cummins, Esq, for
City Solicitor, who is well fitted for the
office.
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sEHEssEFE,S SALE.

Dy virtue Of sundry writs of Ais. Lcyari
ID Facias to me directed will be eXnosed
to Public Sale. ut the Mansion House. on the
premises, near Kirkwood in Pencader, hun
dred, New Castle county, Delaware on
MONDAY.
THE 18th DAY OF JULY, 1875,
At O'Clock, p. NJ,
The following described Real Estate, viz:
All that plantation or tract of land with
the dwelling house, barns, and other out
houses thereon erected, situate in Red Lion
Hundred and partly in Pencadcr Hundred.
in the county of New Castle, and State of
Delaware, aforesaid, lying on the west side
of the public road leading from the Red Lion
to Summit Bridge, and on the south side bv
the public road leading from Gllbert's corner
to the village OF Glasgow and bounded on the
west by lands late of Samuel Stidham de-.
ceased, by lands of Samuel Howell, deceased.
and lands of Thomas Layman, and on the
south by lands now or late of Hyatt, deceased.
or howsoever otherwise the same may be
bounded or described; supposed to contain
three hundred aud seventy-eiRht acres be
the same more or less, (excepting out of this
present grant about twenty-one acres OF land
heretofore conveyed by the said Charles
Noble and William w. Longstenth and wife,
to the chesapeake and Delaware Canal Com.
pany.)
Seized and taken into execution as the pro-
perty of Merritt III. Paxson and Hannah L.
Paxson, his wife, and I. t., and to be sold by
WIN. Ii. LAMBSON, Sheriff.
sherifrs Ohice, New Castle,
June IA, A. D., 1875. je19-2tawts
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Senator Bayard was one OF the guests
at the Commencement of the University
Of Virginia, last week. The orators on
the occasion were ex-senator R. t. NJ
Hunter & John T. Preston, of South Caro-,
lima. At the Alumni, Senator Bayard
spoke to the toast Of knowledge and
Virtue" Governor Kemper, Hon. r. NJ
T. Hunter, Gen. J. A. Early, Gen. Johr
7. Preston, Gen. Wade Hampton, Prof
Henry Tutwiler, President J. NJ Garnett
OF st. Johns College, Nd, and many
other distinguished gentlemen werC
present and replied to regular toasts.
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BEEcHeR appears to be satisfied
with the verdict of the jury. When
asked if he or his counsels in the case
iatended to "press" for new trial, he
replied:
What have l got to press. ] am
sued for damages. They haven't re.
covered any, have they? Do I want
to press them to renew their suitp II
9 man makes claim of thousand
dollars against you, do you press him
to sue 1t: l have got nothing to do
with the pressing; that belongs TO the
other side. IT they want anything OF
NE, let them press for it; I've nothing
% press for.
Hsporter-But q verdict in your favor
would have been more satisfactory,
would 1t notp
Mr.. Beecher-Now, how stupid pco.
PIE are on taat matter of IL verdict.
] have asked for no verdict. | didn't
begin this suit, l am the defendant,
What do | want of a verdict? Idon't
want them to get verdict against
me; but l havn't asked for any yer.
dict against them. They drag me in
court under certain charges. Have
they proved them. If so, where's
their verdictf If they have no verdict
they have failed, have they not?-
What more do want
1t is stated in the World that the
jury at one time stood twelve for
Bcecher, when one of his friends re.
marked that hia son.in-law had n BET
on the verdict. This determined tho
three other jurors to return to Tilton's
side.
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sHEEisIFE,S SALE.

Dy virtue OF a writ OF Levari Facias to mo
~ directed, will be exposed to Public Sale,
at tho
DELAWARE HOUSE. No 5l3 MARKET ST.
kert by Goo. W. Ortlip. in tho City of Will
mington, New astle County Delaware, on
THURSDAY.
THE 18TH DAY OF JULY. 1875,
At o'clock. 2. NJ.
The following described Real Estate, viz;
All that certain lot OF land situate, living
and beng IN tho city of Wilmington aforc.
sad, and bounded and described rs follows,
to wit:
Beginning at the intersection Of Tatnall
and Hanover streets, tnow Sixth street. at
forty.nine feot vide, thence with the souther.
ly side OF sixth street, north nfty-cisht de.
grees west sixty feet TO q corner stake
thence south thirty-two degrees west eight.
teen feet to stake, another corner, thence
by the remainder heretofore conveyed ia
Joseph Day south ifty-eight degrees east
sixty feet TO another corner stake by
the side of Tatnall street, thence along the
side thereof north thirty-two degrees east
eighteen feet to the place OF beginning, con.
tanning one hundred and eighty feet of land
within those bounds, be the same more OF
lsHa.
seized and taken into execution as the nro.
perty of Goetleib Rhefus decd H. d. Rhe.
fus, admir- of G. Rhefus, decd, Mortgagor
and the said l.. ID. Rheills. surviving Mort
gagor) and to be sold by
WIN. II. LAMBSON, Sheriff.
sherift's Office, New Castle,
June "a. A. ID. 1875 je20-2tawts
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WHAT IT CosTs.-We are told that the
cost Of the basin as it now progresses for
Official salaries to superintendents is as
follows: Chief Engineer, $500; Dir.
Morris, 1920; Mr.. Wickersham, 81 900 /;
Clay Pudler, $500 The old Ring lead
ers say that all the cost for the same
superintendance under their manage.
ment would have been Chief Engineer
$500; Mr.. Morris salisry, S333, ,33l.
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south 2 degrees east 40 $40 nerO,
hrst mentioned stone and p,Hacnes 70 Il,
ming, containing within those fb,aue bous Of besl
Two acres, three roods, seyen alus ., thin
thirty-four hundredths Of percRP RPet,Ghes e,es ID
surface, more or less. re'eh of lands,i
Seized and taken in execution
perty OF Joseph c. Lyman and as then
wife and t. t., and to be sold bv 0ofuclia
eb..;e,. on Nm. Il. Jameson sb..,
sher,u Oliice; New Castle, onert