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COMMISSIONERS OF CONSOLIDATED DEBT }
City Fall New Orleans, June g. 1875 }
Notice to Holders of CitV Bonds.

In conformity with the ordinance of the City Conn
Gil notice is hereby q that leaders for P9nds tc
be conve ted into euiium Bonds win be received OF
the Department of Finance until the FIRST OF
SEPTEMBER NEXT.
In order that there be no delay in providing fer the
6rst allotment, parties should report AT ONCE the
amount they intend to offer
C. j. LEEDS, Mayor,
ED. PILSBURY, Administrator Finance,
J. g. BROWN Administrator Accounts,
e3 2dptf Commissioners Consolidated Debt
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To the Ladies'.

Thanking my friends and the public in genera
for their liberal patronage bestowed upon me. re
specially invite them for the future to patronizs
my successor,
NINE. MARIE VOISIN.
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list OF LErrERs.-The BULLETIN will pub
fish hereafter the List of Letters IN the sun
dav edition.
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NINE. MARIE vOISIN.

Mr.. A. DAGORET to Mme Marie
Voisin respectfully soieits the patronage heretofore
extended her. A. DAGORET.
O5 ID In
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Ntw Orleans Board of Reference
F. j. Hart, of f. J. Hart 81 Co.
j. l.. Harri- of L. Har is e. Co.
Albert Baldwin, of A. Baldwin & Co.
L. Prudhomma of Prudhomme & Newton.
Isaac Scherck, of Alcus, scherck Il Aurey.
Z. X. Wheelock, of Wheelock. Finley & Co.
X. II. Browne, of Rando phi. Singet & Browne.
VIM. G. Shepard, of W. G. Shepard & Co
Alexander Marks, of Hoffman Marks & Co.
Chas W Wood, of Reades Wood & Co.
John Brunaso of d. Fatjo & Co.
julius Weis of Meyer, Wes & Co.
L. A. Wilt, Manager BraL oh Department State
National Bank.
H. H Hansell % Magaz ne street.
B. I. Walshe 10 Caral street. o31 I'm
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Jones says his wife is mind reader. AS
he was crawling up to bed the other night
she yelled out, There, you're drunk again,
and that's just what he thought himself.
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Advertisements in the Want and Rent column IN
he BULLETIN, net exceeding one square, Inserted
for tIts cents each,
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Proctor Dc Candles Lard OIL.

Proctor tG CANDLES LOrd OIL.
The undersigned have ranged with the old estab-
lshed manufacturing fem of PROCTOR & GAM
BILE, CINCINNATI, aIO, to receive shipments of
their we known brand Of
EXTRA DOUBLE REFINED LARD OIL,
which is strictly Pare reliable illumination and
specially adapted to the Lubricating of Fine Ma
chinery.
SO barrels WINTER STRAINED for sale.
WP. CONVERSE, JR., & co,
OBJ 3t go and "a Magazine street.
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THE CANAL STREET PRIVATE MARKEr.-The
rule for contempt against the proprietors OF
the private meat market on Canal street, near
Carondelet street, came up yesterday before
Judge Hawkins. An injunction had been
issued prohibiting them from carrying on the
business Of butchers there, and no!withstand-
ing this they persisted in their Intention
The Judge, after hearing the case, fined the
defendants in the rule s25 and further ordered
the Sheriff to see that the injunction was not
further violated. This will probably effectu-
ally close this market, and ladies will no more
be startled at the sight of bleeding carcasses
on our principal thoroughfare.
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Possibly the millions Of Mackey, the Midas
of the Pacific coast, and those of his asso-
ciates, Fair, Flood, and OBrien, will shortly
be discovered to have vanished as completely
as did Ralstons under the pressure they Or
ganizsd against him. The score of millions
each with which these gentlemen respectively
have been credited consist principally of
shares of the Consolidated Virginia (Big
, Bonanza) and California mines. Recently the
Weld of these netted million dollars per
month. The day before the fire the mines
were flooded by the bursting of q
spring, discharging with immense force a
volume of water many times the capacity OF
the pumps, and which it is doubtful whether
any pumps can be constructed will lit from
: the twelve hundred feet level. In the fire
their hosting works. which cost three-quarters
of a million, were destroyed, and in any event
it will take months to replace them. The
effect is manifest in the quotations OF the
Consolidated and California mines. Even
with the Nevada Bank of Messrs. Fair,
Mackey, Flood and O'Brien, with $5000,-
600 capital to hold up the price,
the shares of the Consolidated fell
from 800 the day before the fire to
900, and of the California from 634 to So. 1t
remains problematical whether either mine
can ever again be worked to profit, and it may
be only question of time how long the S.
100000 capital of the Nevada Bank will be
able to bolster up the quotations, even at the
figures at which it woula be impossible to IN
load, and perhaps only question of time, too,
how soon Messrs. Flood and O'Brien will re.
open their cheap gin-mill near the docks in
Frisco.
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The New Orleans BULLETIN can be had OF tne
news agent in Mobile, at the depot, on the
arrival of the 2 p M. train.
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Patches. JeaUelry, Diamonds

Coal OIL IN Barrels.
Wholesale Buyers are informed that we are now
receiving in bulk by railroad tauk cars OIL refined
by the Standard Oil Company, Of Cleveland, Ohio
nish same to the trade in uniformly excellent packa
ges and at low price.
W.P. CONVERSE, JR. & CO.,
o31 st 90 and "a Magazine street.
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Cash Capital 100000 90
Cash Assets, Jan. 1, 1Ss5.---.- 3.09-,691 43
Cash Assets, July 1. 1S75---. 3,2S9,79s 81
Stock, par value, $50 SALE per Qnsurance) Spec
tator report, (see page Sc October number S226 80
Dividend % per cent per aunum IA per cent.
semi annual, paid seniannually
I his old and reliable insurance company continues
to insure against loss by fire. Buildings, Household
Furniture and Merchandise generally
All losses sustained by the Association since its or
ganization have been promptly paid, and amount to
Il, 332 asa 43.
Statement Of Assets, January I, 1873.
the CITY of Philad lphia .:. s1,496,914 IS
Ground rents ....-..-..-........ 24,647 40
Real Estate Office, "a n. Fifth street . $500 10
U. S. lie. istered BIN s, 1881 169,4 400 90
. 52O's. 81 300 90
Loan of the city of Philadelphia 49, 3e6 80 90
- State of Pennsylvania IL, III 0O
:. city of Pittsburg per csnt
5000 shares Pennsylvania 4. R. stock 106,250 90
Pennsylvania X. X. Crmpsnys scrip 81, 944 :R
Lehigh Valley Railroad per cent bonds 81, 400 90
Loan of Masonic Temple .-.-----.- 1865 20
3s1 shares Fire Association stock 1920 on
Philadelphia AID Reading Railroad
bonds, per MT Observation-Disclosures II, 525 %
1000 shares stock Philadelphia and
Reading Rail, Dad Compsny $4,000 90
Philadelphia and Erie Railroad bonds. 70 $50 90
Catawissa Ra road Company bonds. 10 400 90
ia shares Philadelphia Germantown
and Norristown Railro Company IS 600 90
Camden city bonds DER cent. -..-..--. 800 &C
30 shares Chestnut Hill Ra lroad CO.. 900 90
Interest accrued and urpad .---..--.-- $3.50 49
Net premiums due by ageyls Ill trans
mission ................. 95 963 IS
Cash in bank January l. 1873 --..... 127 30J 81
Cash market value, Jan. l. 1s75... 50 09a,6 91 A.
. assets........ July l. 1s1J--- $3.50 1913 81
WILLIAM T BUTLER Presid mt.
A. LOUDON SNOWDEN, Vice President.
JACOB II. LEX, Secretary.
Represented in New Orleans by the
FIRENEN'S INSURANCE COMPANY,
Office corner Camp and Gravier SITS.
JAS. II. LOW & CO., General Agents, Atlanta
Georgia
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FIRE ASSOCIATION
OF PHILADELPHIA.

INCORPORATED MARCH 81, 1920.
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NOTICING Orders taken on the Bulletin Un''e
unless Endorsed by the fnVr nI--O-.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-11
HEHU A HEHUI

One, Hundred and lsgenty-SiX Lives Lost
On the March.
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Three Days Desperate Fight
ing with the Watura.
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VILLAGE or KAGRHYI, DISTRICT OF UcHAMBI,
UsUKUMA, ON THE VICTORIA NIYANzA, !
March / 1875 !
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HENRY N. STANLEY.
The Great Explorers Story Of His
Unexampled journey.
NEWLANDS AND STRANGE PEOPLES
From BagamoyO to Kagehyi'ni One
Hundred and Three Days.

UNyEHING TIE AFRICAN MYSTERY.
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LEIIEh TO FUUOIh FATHER.
kAGEHyI, THE VIcroRIA
NIYASzA, March A, 1875
DEAR SRA most unpleasant, because sad, task do
wolves won me loE Aays vs. misfortune 10 bake to 70
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In the basin OF Matongo in Southern Urimi We were
instructed by the ruins OF hills and ridges relics Of
loftier upland of what has been effected by nature in
the course OF long ages NO learned geological savant
need ever expound TO the traveller who views these
rocky ruins the geological history OF this country
From distance we viewed the glstcning naked and
rven rocks as a singular scenes but when we stood
among them, and noted tho appearance OF the rocky
fragments Of granite, gness and porphyry, peeled 10
we're, rnd after rind, or leaf after leaf like an art
choke until tho rock wasted away il seemed as If
Dame Nature had left these relics these hily skeletons
to demonstrate her laws and career 1t seemed to me
a. If she said, "Lo and behold this broad basin Of
ha1ongo with its tcoming village ana herds OF
cattle and heldsEof corn, surrounded by these
bare rocks-in primeva time this land was
covered with water, II the bed OF vast sea- The
waters were dried, leaving wide cxpanse OF level
land, upon which caused heavy rains to fall Eve
months out Of each year during an the ages that have
elapsed since first the hot sunshine fell upon the soil
IhgAc wAshGd AWAY Tho Qosa sand and Iualc doom
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SusseC County Court.

PROCEEDINGS DURING THE PRESENT WEEK
The Sussex County Court commenced
Mt Georgetown, last Monday, and has
been in session during the week, up to
Thursday evening.
The Court disposed Of but little busi-
ness on Monday. No trials. Chiehy oc-
cupied with the routine of organization,
hearing of recognizancos, arranging anu
disposition of causes on CIVIL list "s
ruled for trial.
John Andrews was arrai2ned-pleaded
"not ruilty"-Richards assigned as coun-
sci aud "Wednesday set apart for trlai.
Wednesday was nsumed in similar
| manner, except the trial OF three negroes
two for larcency, both convi ;ted the
one for stealing IA shirt, the other for IA
small quantity OF liquor; third Tor as
sault and battery-acqaitted.
Ezekiel Timmons and Thomas j. Bar
ker indicted for assault and battery, Sc
yerally submitted their cases, and each
fined, with costs,
The State vs.. Smoot--lndlcted fer
selling liquor contrary to law in six
cases. The defendant submitted these
cases to the Court, and thereapon he
was fined in the SUN of fifty dollars IN
each case, with costs. and committed
him until the fines and costs are paid. -,
S. q. Boardman VS.. DIR. q. w. Maull
was an action of dssumsit upon receipt
of May 4th, 1868. for $292.25. in which
the defendant agreed TO pay all the judg-
ment liens against b. B. Morris, amount.
| ing in all to 500. The lands which
plaintiff bought OF him were snhseq i"nt-
| iy sold under one Of these Judgments
| The defendant had paid away the money
he received from plaintiff, but to junior
Judgments, and executions in the hands
of constables. not liens against plain
tiff s land. Under the charge of the
| Court verdict for plaintiff was rendered
| for the sum of Sf22.
| The next case tried was that of Mich
| OILS VS.. Lofiand and Hart, replevin. The
defendant averred and justified for rent
in arrear. The question depended upon
a construction of the will of D. Lohand
SEN, as to the true line between d. LOT
land, Jr., and S. NJ. Lof1and, Of proper ty
devised to them. The Jury found fol
the defendants. Two other indictments
were tried. Wate VS.. Timmons, and Wat'
VS.. Mrs. Wooten, both for assault ant
battery, and in both of which defend
ants were acquitted.
Andrews. the colored preacher VIII
murdered his wife, is now being tried.
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OTICE-I. John W. Gray. In com
~ pliance with the Requirement sof the act
of Assembly in such use made and provided.
do hereby give notice that shall apply in
writing to the Court of General Sessions oil
the Peace and Jail Delivery of the state oi
Delaware. in and for the county Of New Cas-
tie upon Moaday the 18th day Of NovemSsr' BEL
A. u, 1875 being the first day of the next No
yeinber term of the said Cour for n license
to keep an Ion or Tavern. known as Dob
bin. vile House. in New Castle Hundred in
School Districts No. As. New Castle county.
State of Ueawsre. with the prlvilese ot
selling intoxic ting liquors in leS' quantities
than one quart, to bs diunS oo the premi,
ses, and the following ireeholders recommend
the said application, to wits
A c. Gray, John Y. Dlount.
VIM. Hunter. ID. Boulden.
| c, B. Wegsenmaln, H. NJ, hase,
WIN, Holschumaker. l Z, Cleaver.
John X Keegan, HIS
James Wilmot, Dennis y Fitzgerald,
J, h V. Plat. mark.
A. c Noland, wit-Giles Lambson
octls-3t+ JOHN W. GRAY.
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SUEnIFFS SALES.
kleriH's sale.

Dy virtue ofSunJry writs OF Ievari Faclas
1 ) TO me directed, will be exposed toF upuc
sale. at the Hotel OF Alexander Maxwei,, IN
Mddletown, IN 81. Georges nuhuieo' Ne"
Castle county. Del.
On FRIDAY, 9th DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1873,
At clock, p. m,
The following described real estate, VIE:
All that certain tract. Farm piece, or parcel
OF land, situate IN Appoquinlmink nuhureu'
New Castle county and state OF Dciaware, au'
Joining land of GIDEON Z. Rothwell, owen Z.
crow. Jonathan Stevenson. Henry Davis.
deceased, one Goodlng, George Davis anu
others, tho metes and bounds of which Is as
follows, to wit:
Beginning at stone, a corner for lands OF
Stevenson. thence with said stev evenson,south
twenty -four and IL half degrees east. crossing
the public roa1 leading from Pryors Garner
o., the state road, 10 thorouBhiare hech,
eighty eight and four-tentns percnss 10 thS
nubic road, leading to the Brick stone lani'
ing thence with SAID last named roau north,
eighty.nine and u half degrees east, with
lands OF John A. Cavender, nlnety-sk percn
ca to land of .. 4. Crow, thence Win salu
Crow north tweuty-tnree degrees west, tas
near as co,id be taken) one hundred and
Thirty peiches to stone on the north sue
of n branch, thence with SAID CROW nortn,
sixty.one degrees east, nfty-seveh percheS W
ditch on II line OF land OF IL hothwel !,
thence with said ditch and said hothwell
north fifty and fourth degrees wcst' hity-
seven perches to said thorougtare meek foau.
then &c crossing said road. and with said often
north. six, -one degrees anu halt west.
twenty-four and six-tenths perches, Win SAID
saiu ditch ana SAID nUtnweii's lanu hortn' D.
degrees west, eleven and dsiN-tenths perches,
to the IuR OF a branch, thence win the sev,
eral water c lIrscs of said branches. ana lanu
! of said Ruthwell, about one hundred anu
| eighteen perch $, to a broken or ueau top
spanish water oak, by the run OF said oranch
| n corner or near corner, Tor lanus Oh Col
George Davis, and Mrs. Allen, thence with
said Davis and Allen south 621 degr ees west,
as near as could be taken. running TO the
south OF smal marked white oak, e-l0 OF 9
perch dest., 1866 perches 10 lands OF Uooding
being about ~ links south OF which Is sup
posed to be the course OF Cooling, thence
With said Gooding, and lands OF Henry paws
| deceased, south, twenty-one and half ue'
grees east, PIG SLOPE ches to stone. cor
ner for said Davis and supposed to be lin'
| of the lands OF the aforesaid stevenson
| thence with said steyenson's north. II de
grees, east, AZ perches home to the slace 0
beginning. containing two hundred an'
| seventy five acres Of iand, be the same NOR
Seized and taken in execution a. the prop
erty OF Joseph w. Vandegrift and Clara Van
degrlit his wife and terre tenants, and to
sold by ,,x>>,
| VIM. ii. LAMBSOS, Sheriff.
sherif7s Onlce, New Castle,
October 10. A. D., 1878. SOct lets.
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NOTICE-I. Thomas d. Gibson :, .,
Nance with the requirements Of ~ tsS SSOmpH-
Assenblytn such cas- made and rrorj5a11 a1 Of
hereby give notice that I sha / spnly lv; suei, DO
ing to the Court of Geheral se,siso,nna ~ writ
Peace and jail Delivery Of the state Ss ns 81 the
wsrc in and for the eoun ty Of New ,as,e vi pe!a-
Monday, the Is. h day of Novembsr nue rssue on
1875, bong the lst day ot the next NneAtAD.
term OF said Courts Tor dlirense to ! sSn sSvnF.hher
or tavern at No. 6 West Fourth street, e;ni9n
Third Ward. of the city of Wi'minSv,eo,n, N the
Castle county and State of DslsSo,n' Neg
the privilege If selling intoxiea in', with
in less quaDtiiits than one GU ,rt. ~ t h4l II
oo he premises, and the iolIow,ns ,,e pe afank
ers rec mmend the said app cation T. 'es ;sld-
JJaraes smith. Michael Msoary
y. Ia. n~e' Jacob lIauser.
King Dolbow, Leontineti IL,
| Wm, Baxter. Francis Bict Ian
! Emmor Jefferis. James Ci,Tk
: honas arnar. Pa Monaco
! Henry Grebe, A, Dickta
James Baxter. NJ. Strnnl
! Patrick Monaghan. J. ?. iterjm,,
| Sam Culbert Wm b No,n
James Brown, Ed. Patmar -"
K. J. Nc Manus. p Lau,bart
oetlt-st THOMAS D. GIBSON
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xherI0,s tale.

NY virtue Of writ OF Ais Venditicni r.,
Is ponas to me diree'ed, viii be eYPTpssa Toxns, 80
u9',v nt r wn,end. in Aproquinimink nun
S,sd New Castle county, beliwsre' on
TUESDAY.
TIE Fl day of NOVEMBER. 1919.
At o'clock. y. M.
The fo'lowing described Real h:ts,e, n;, W.;
All that tract Of land situated IN hppoasia
marsi ,m,rA bounded by lands Of John Arp eton by
the publ ro u ieadiu, from M,ddls'SMn S;,nOx %
tirlisboroush. by lands of Edward si,cox, OK
s,o1v snu y; ;,irist Mil and two story pweliing
House with kitchen attache thereon efeetsd
together with the mill dam, mil pond sno ga, ~
Containing three acres Of land. more or les
seizo ana taken in exe;utioIn a the PRO
psrty OF Jonathan s. Hand and sslh "
p'''' WIN. II. LAM BS0N. Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, New Castle. ,o
UctOb,r u. 1872. octiS'S
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SHERITt,S SALE.

NY virtue OF writ OF Fl. Fa. to me direct
II ed, will be exposed to public sale on tine
farm known as the Landing farm near Black
klrd. in .Appo1uinimink Hundred, IN Sew
Cast Q county, Delaware, on
FRIDAY
THE 2srn DAY OF OCTOBER. ls75
Att o'clock. P: NJ,
The following described personal property
lot OF corn on the ground. Lot OF wheats
se,zed and taken into execution as the pro-
perty OF Elihu Jefferson, deceased tAnn JET
ierson, and VIM. ii. Jefferson, Executors OF
Ehhu Jefferson, deceased, and TO be sold Dy
WIN IL. LAMBSON, herih
Oct. IA. 1875
Also on the same dav as above named. at
llI O'clock L. NJ, on the farm known as the
Log Landing Farm. near Blackb IN Appo-
ouinimink Hundred, New Castle county, Del )
the following described personal properly
viz.
lot corn on ground, lot wheat and oats.
Seized and taken in execution as the pro
pertv OF Elihu jefferson, deceased. (Ann Jei-
ier.ou, and William ii. Jefferson. executors
OF Elihu ] Jefferson deceased land to be 30 q py
VIM. II. LAMBSON, Sherin.
Sheriff's ONCE, New Castle,
Oct IA A. ID. 1879 octlo-1h"bs
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srlcHIFF's SALE.

DY virtue Of a writ of Vend. E1ponas, 70
3 me directed, will be EXPOSED 20 pubic
sale nt the City Hall, in New Castle Hundred
New Castle county Del on
WEDNESDAY.
THE 9th DAY OF OcToBE9, A. b. 1875.
At o'clock, A. NJ.
The following described personal properly.
vi: ,.. o
Two horses. COW. 2 sets of harness y
tools fixtures, &c in butcher shop, all hx.
tures and tools in sausage factory, household
goods such as beds. bedsteads and bedding
csrret., chairs. stoves. book case, &c &c. ,,ro
nertv Of Henry c. Messio and to he sold by
WILLIAM ii. LAMBSON, sheriff.
Sher1n's once, New Castle.
Oct. IA, A. D., 1917 octl6 2taws
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SherIn's sale.

IlYy rtue Of a wilt of Venditionl Expenas
- t. me directed viii be .xp.sel to Pubic
Sale at the
thOUSE OF WILLIAM b. NAYL0R.
In Appoquin mink hundred. In New Castl
county. Delaware. on
SATURDAY the 23rdIday Of foC CToDER.ls7'.
Ali O'Clock. a. In.
Tn, following describe ed Personal PIote erty
viz:
one pair mules. two hors ?. two 2ycar old
colt., tn ee cows e cali. twJ wrgons' oh Q
carriage and b. nos. piaws, harrows. cul-
tivater,. end other farming ut ,nsis. lot OF
Qri in &C.
Seized and taken in execution a, the ,rro
perty OF William 3. Nsylor, and 2 be sold by
VIM. Ii LAMBs0N. Sheriff.
Shsriffs Office. New Castle,
DC. L., 1875
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ADJOUR n N ED
SuERI-F'S SAFE.

ny virtue OF stndry writs OF venditioni Ex-
Is mona. and Fl. "a. to me directed. VIII DC
exposed to Public Sale at the farm OF J"sesn
W VaudeRrfi, in Appoquiuimink hanuteo'
in n ow Castle county D-lswa~c. on
SATURDAY.
THE 2d da, of OCTOBER, Ei'' Mw
At o'cl, ok m..
The following described PeTs nal Property.
viz. g
calves. = peach wagons. farm wagon and
farming utensils, dc.
seized and tsken in execution as the pro
perty Of Joseph W. Vsndegriit and 10 be
sold by WIN Ii Lam Mb>oN. Snerln.
Sherif's Office, New Castle.
October l2, 1875. octl5-ts
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Sl,eI1H's sale,

DY virtue Of a writ Of VenditioIl Etponas
Sale at the farm Of W illiam Uieaver. betwean
Delaware Civ ond Port Penn, in ST., GEORGES
Hundred, in New .Castle county. Delaware
FRIDAY,
TIE 2sth day of OCTOBER. 1915
At 10 o'clock, a. m,
TIE following. described Personal Property.
viz
Seized and taken IN execution as the pro
nertv of William Cleaver, and 10 be sold BY
WM. II. LAMBS0S. Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office New Castle,
October l3, 1875. octl4-ts
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BONDS AND GREENBACKS.

Hard times journals allege that
greenbacks are merely promises to
pay, based on nothing but the honor
OF the government. Are not L. s..
bonds also based ON the same security =?
The government coulu just as easily
repudiate its bonds as it could repudi-
ate its greenbacks and saying they are
of no value because they arc not i'm
mediately redeemable in gold, is not
likely to add to the popularity of the
bonds, which have no security beyond
the good faith of the nation Reading
Eaqle.
The daily gazette., 1875-10-16
SYIERIFF,s SALE.

Dy virtue of sundry writs Of ri. Fa:, TO me
ID directed, will be exposed TO Public Sale.
at the residence of John A. Harris. on Della
ware Avenue, the City of Wilmington. New
I astle County Delaware. on
SATURDAY.
THE 23B DAY OF OCTOBER. 1878.
At 10 o'clock, a. M.
The following described Personal Pro-
perty, viz:
Brussels and Ingram Carpets. Sofas, Rock
ing Chairs, Wall Chairs, Cane Chairs, Ma bic
Top Tables, NJ intie Ornaments, Brackets
RUGS, Extension Table, Hat Rack. Beds Bed
teads and Bedding. bureaus, Looking Glassef
indow Curtains, &c,
Seized and taken in execution es the pro
perty of John A, Harris and to be sold by
WIN. Ii. LAMBSON, sheriff.
Sheriff g Oflce, New Castle, Oct. IL 1873.