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OELLE HAVEN INSTITUTE,
ALEXANDRIA. VA.

The annual term will begin on 18th September
next, and close 18th June Following
The Principal desires to state that the Prepsr-
atory as well as Collegiate Department of this
School is thoroughly organized. Special atten
ton is called to the Department of Mu.ic. The
instruments consist of grand and square Pianos
and an Organ with pedal bass. The teachers
Are experienced and thoroughly competent
Apply for Circular containing full particulars to
N. PEMICk,
Prlncipsl Belle Haven Institute, Alexa Va.
n: B.-lte Principal refers with pleasure,
and by permission, to the following well-known
ge e: Hon James Barbour, Gen. j. q.
Field, Major j rs. w. Green DR.. A. Taliaferro
Judge II. Shackelford Hon. Thcs.S. Flournoy'
MIR. q D. Gray, and Hon. Il. Z. Withers.
aug3l-lm
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EDUCATIONAL.
MISS POWELLS SELECT SCHOOL
lu FOR YOUNG LADIES',
Woo hi opd nuko

Alexandria, Va.
The next session of this School will commence
on WEDNESDAY,, the I'D of September.
the English branches, French and Latin
Terms: Board and tuition in English and
French Sl55 per half session tuition in English
and French S32 per half session-in advance.
Circulars can be obtained at French's Book
Store or on application to Miss Powell, at her
residence, corner Washington and Duke streets.
aug 23-aOt(l
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EXCURSIONS, PTCyN-IC.-Sc
RAND MOON LIGHT EXCURSION
~ TO GLYMONT.

The last of the season by the
OFFICERS OF THE STEAMER MARY
WASHINGTON,
On TU ESDAi EVENING, SEPT. IA,
leaving Prince street wharf at O. clock A full
band will be on board Tickets, admitting q
lady and gentleman, ST.; gentleman without q
lady, IS cents.
Committee-Jas. Coleman, Jas. NJ. Steuart,
and NJ. Nash. scnS-td
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NEW NO. MACKEREL, prime, received
IN too day by
sep IA j. c. q E. MILBURN.
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D'ECEIV S-DAY. -@.

~ u Z y q
Nos. l, 2 and 8 Mackerel, new.
100 bbls Split Labrador Herring
100 bbls Extra New Gibbed do.
100 bbls 81 I" Round do.
500 boxes Smoked Herring.
100 kits No. l Mess Mackerel
100 kits Nos. z and 8 do.
New Salmon, Cod, Hake and Halibut in store
and for sale by S. j. REED s. CO.,
aug4 ~ Union street
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r EDGER'S FLUID (RED), THE UNI.
L.VERSAL DISINFECTANT. GERMAN
ganate of Soda.} 1t is the only true disinfectant
known, all other preparations sold for this pur.
pose being merely deodorizers Tor articles which
possess, the property of overpowering unpleasant
smells by their own pungent and often disagree
able and dangerous quslities.) 1t is particularly
adapted for disinfecting sick rooms in cases of
typhus fever, small pox. cholera, scarlet fever,
disrrhea, and all contagious diseases, and for
purifying rooms in which there are dead bodies,
removing at once all unpleasant smells, and
destroying ,etfectualy any latent germs of dis
ease. BY placing the diluted fluid in dishes or
basins, about bed chambers, school rooms, work
shops, hospital wards, &c., it keeps the air in
perfect state of purity. For stables, slaughter
houses, butchers shops, dsiries, cellars, SC, it
is invaluable, keeping them in perfectly
wholesome state by merely sprinkling the d.
luted fluid over the floors and walls. It keeps
dust bins. water closets, drains, urinals, SC,
sweet and wholesome, by using once or twice a
day. For sale by JANNEY s. CO.,
sep IL l45 King street
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MISS TEBBS SCHOOL for Girls will re-
~; ~ open SEPTEM Der 18th, Cnstant )At No
10 queen street, Alexandria. sepl-2w
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PEAUTIFUL FALL SHAWLS-Choice
- styles and very popular.
D. f. BRASHEAR,
sep Ia No, 100 King st
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pANDOLP MACON COLLEG
40 ASHLAND, VA,
Offers, at lawest rates, the advantages of tho
rough instruction, high grade of scholarship,
under best religious Influences, in refined COM
munlty and at location remarkable for its ex-
traord,nary healthtulncss and accessibility.
Two HUNDRED AND THIRTY DOLLARS
will pay all necessary expenses for the entire
scholastic year. For Catalogue and further par
ticulars address
Rev. JAM Els A. DUNCAN, AM.,D.D.,
President.
or Rev ALEXANDER G. BROWN,
aug 5-6w Secretary.
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- GROSS RUMFORD'S YEAST POW.
- DER just received by
sep IA J. G. & E. MILBURN,
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.EDUCA HONHL.

MISS MARY E. JOHNSON will reopen
VI her SCHOOL FOR BOYS and GIRLS
on SEPTEMBER 10Th, at her residence, 2lO
Prince street. . sep 2-2w
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~ repts Hall building lately occupied by Dr..
Little, which l have newly furnished, l will
commence my Second Session for BOYS and
CIR LIS SEPT 18th Second Monday Terms:
81, ST and SIS per quarter.
Lessons to limited number in VOCAL MU-
SIC; also instruction in WAX FLOWERS,
FRUITS and CONFECTIONERY
Es-Parents wishing to enter their children
Will find me at the school room this week from
81 a. m. to p. N.
aug 20-lm Mrs. KATE M. MILBURN.
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DRIME FACTORY CHEESE Just received
Il BY [sep l4l ]. c. 8 E. MILBURN.
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THE HOME SCHOOL,.

M RS. ANNA S. GEORGE will reopen her
~ School for Boys On THURSDAY, the
10th September, at her residence, l27 Duke
street, aug3;-3w
, 1875-12-11

Ellen Doyle, Cheyenne beauty. waa pulled
into tho Armury last evening undor very suA
pieious cirounAtnnees. w. J. Barns, , stranger
In the city, says Ellen eto!o ESQ from him last
evening whi!o aho was onloying his company.
buinmoffotd will attend to it today. Tho rcat
OF the inmates Eafaed such row about tho A4-
rese thkt they. too, wero taken In sow BY tho
otlcara.
Tie gas in The main shaft OF thp Fullerton
ns0nue conduit e1p!otsd with loud report
Al about O'Clock yesterday aftoruoon, aud fears
wero foF = tinie eutertafaea ~ to tho safety Of
the Men below. a. there wAs hut lttls Wood-
work 70 baru. and "a that little did not catch
lte. tho workman Mare found To b. ill right,
with tha exception Of four who were slightly
busuod about the exposed portions Of tie body.
No damage of any asrlous nature was uouo.
There Was . colurel.folkH hop lsat night In
tho South 6ids Turner Halt, 1t tho corner Of
CLARK and Van Buren Strsets. aud 6ergt. O'0on-
nor boldly and ,resolutoIy planned tho capture ot
all tue vagranta and butnn,ars th&t tnfested tho
place, but ho did not do 1t. just why he did not
Do u cannot bo told, for the Sergeant II nn-
willing to explain. II IL Eumo1el. however. thst
tha oolUred folks anticipated hls whit, and placed
lookout In the upper H,utlow Of the building.
aud ~ tho BArgeant rounded tho cornet
the lights vera tutued onk tho ball lock-
ed. aud the party were marching homsWarda via
Fourth avenuo hu1norously watching tas antics
Of tue Sergeant n As peoal down clszt street.
, 1875-12-11
With tis name nf such delinquent sud Tho amount a,
kn"h delinquency.
Tonehcrs' ray-tlAv wa- H't M Friday p,c, "a
tt noon, tlloroRular pay-day falling Oh Chtatn,.s.
DAY.
Adjourned,
PDI.I'.l'ICAL,
LOUISIANA.

M'ENEEr TO M',ttLIAH.
Nrw ORLEANS. Dec. 10.-stcEnery has f5r,
'httIod the following letter 10 Mcmillan roca,d,
ing h,s rotitcmoht from tho Scnatosta, fle,f
II thu Hon. ". h. Mc,itu Senator's ut Jten lar.
tsinhn-pfAh HlN h*To feai With fesrst yolIr o,n
letter sdresseA To mr. thsnnK t1e Arsorjate I'rtr,
u't"d Et'te7sy. N which Jou rxprnta tbs np!nl n
tl,e tWht ot rc'f-G,ycrunicnt has i,cen ..e,ct..
1ninea against them, A.t announce tho wIth,lrav,I
q! Jnnr Credentials ~ SENATOR til tendnr to lo nr
re Of EnnfaianA through tho tsust coun,l,teu l.,
that hua occurred sthes so Invention Of uur s,,f,,s.
yun have aetiontly erred lu tne conclu.luus II will
yuu have sfrivcd. ''
hicEnory then argnes that llo Ia do }ur, Gor.
crnor OF Louisiana waa lnaugurated aud acted
az Gosornor until ho was prevented by the End.
ctat Admlaatrati that tho united h.asea Sor,,
ato--tho only power cotupetent to julro Of
thels ya!id!ty--i'ad nerer passed nror sicM1l,
lnn'a credentials; that tho Whcolor Cnnstcs4,ou-
nj Conmittoo did nut investigate tho election az
l872. liz SAYS:
Therefore, Az Governor elect of Louisiana, IN H..
namn If thc pror!a IL! deny that their right 10 xyyrrn
Themselves hiss bern lost, either by their on, hra,rs
coslce or ty tue Wheeler adjuannrt of tho Loi.,n.
1Iouse Of Representatives. BY any nclloa oi {l.s
inH yonr position ~ Senator. hA.a hptfom but ia
nccept yasr setgntt1o and viii forthwith tplsJtnt
your Hcctsshr.
III conclusion, llo says:
With uslIl uhgatrnH confidence IN thr },,skicnana
goDd faith Ut tic Federal Congrees nl thc p,onte -
ihe loo United Etatea rail never ccass to arni II
10 that jat1ce and thst fnts tntlt shall hayn NJ,
Cured to Louisiana lilo right which nt,o II tlerad In
her. md which sho will never surrender, Of lIyinr
tler tho rrIt OF tho lawSy .oe.tetl uliccrd nr ns
nwn sovereign clocs hasr the Homer to re,p,n 'Sr
very respectfully your nlo'itent servant,
1J1ty McE1EnY, tiuyornor Of LouslAna,
, 1875-12-11
MiSCELLA LANECuS,
PENNSYLVANIA Mffkf1kRY.

PorrHvlLlB, Pa. Dso !o.-Dispatohss from
MahouiuR CITY and 0ilbertou btate th4t there is
much u1cisamsnt III 1hosp plaess. ID ounbeluanca
OF Two nuslors rlich were committed a. !
oclouk this morning, b. ,olskad men. They
eaeesed tho house OF ChsrIes ODonnell, SELLING
aud budiug hi,u, aud carrying him tack nt tho
HcAlliater was hiso taken from bis house aud
shot. Elster of t1cAlltstoF WAs a1ao murdered
Ihe mnrderefe are supposed 70 be Holly Ma-
Euires." No reason Ii given by tho people Ia
Tho shooting a1sx out Of previous shooting
, 1875-12-11
KENTUCKY STATE GRANGE.

Lous7n1g, ny, Dec. 1o,-Ths hentuehy
State Grange, now in session IN thss Guy, pssssa
resolutions fayo.ing Government nd 10 the Tex
~ Pacific Hsilrosd to-day uusnimously. reaoi'@
iue also to AK KentuckYs Representatives. ~
Congress to uaa avery proper snost 70 secois
ttas lid. Tho Grunge also unAntmoaAly con
denlnsd IN effort tlat has hesa pA4s to PACK e.
9ba Orift ths ootorsd organization knoxn - ia
Council Of Latotol4
, 1875-12-11

that Airs. TE0alnud told Am on Thursday that
rue WAS going South ys7y ooon, bns she iutondo4
to bury Halph bofore Rhe wont. Tho pupils aud
tho echoolmasser from BoArdyille testiAod that
Nalpl. Dad not besn wounded or ahussd In shals
preaenoo. The turr returned = verdict Of "loath
a the hands Of Henry Vfeolsnd sud his wife"
The TWO remaining children wers intruHted 10
natHAhor's czrc. -...
4 o4NAD1AN NunpEn.
Special corrttpeAdtnes o. RE t'ahaou 1tt6Hnt.
John and Js,nen ". Young, have bcsn held for
lhe murder Of Abei Mcdonald, and will probably
be hanged on purely circumstAntisl evidence.
hlcponald MAJ = rich fafner, living 1t Wslpo!e,
Ink home on Saturday. with tho pFocesds Of =
load Of barley. and stopped At tho Farmeza' Ifo-
tel for 8uprer. Whlla thefe hs met ons Of tbs
Younga, --John,-who askod him how soon ho
Nas going homo. and what fohta hs would follow.
The farmer drove OF Hts!e afseE 8, quito SOLAR,
John Young folIostng him Young returned \
little alter o. about Shioh tune MoD Douall'y team
turned into the yard Ut = farmer n4tued Hn,.h.
Mcdonald Vas lying in tho Wagon, bin head
au.ashed to trsgrueasu. lie never rallied os
spoLe but dloa about :. u,. E1a,nipation
showed .uAt hs had boen struck from behind
With heavy club, uoar1y . foes IN length, which
lad bsen frash.y cot from tres. Though tho
n,n1aetst hsd sssesHsy placed tsnce.s..ls y ths
half -sosed and .pssehsd,-shs frosa having
made tho mud ~ retentlys ~ 70
much p'asses,ot- Paris. 6aapioioa st oneo at
gambling uI.as. and hid long ftsqnsuseI rare-
tsacka <ad fairgrounds ia tha rentnaua and
Western States with sweat-closhs and roulstte-
boards. Not long before, farmer named RiloY
town. He had mat ths Youngs, and tyld them
his road honae. aal they had disappeared In shat
direction tnnsnsdlA*ely After ho loft. Thoy had
come 10 o&saoais "desd-bfcko," bo1dw,ng
, 1875-12-11


tho Arpt NAB that tried y tako me. Thsy holste the
ensign upside down. and tie Ioica-i"4t cams alung-
s!ds s ~tA told what was ti,e n"tter, ant they cac
fLoy could mt capture a wlunt, 50 they drew tAct
nn.atse., aud sooner tnnn 1c run through sasrrt-
t1nced " four mouths In the chainGaig. camo out
aud wen. to itAch-comtng snd r.cs-I1rsey. sayet.
ta,t fox ;; w and sn Jo;nsa h s
trte that tue south aud North como TO quarars 10
could capture her and make her a Accond AAbana TO
..asd viii .iIs an tss: To- soa 1or III Fan.
eAso ti;e ;ays out ade rlan 70 tapsuru tho ses~
As4 ahu ~! ~! tie n 4tra. aud ako her sud run
sons u thc Bai,lxicl Islands, hut wu had ouS rive
away IN ~ f9fecastls and tie ne1t time ! went
S,nd to ~ .s wnfs ;ao, W, wss atea down and 'roned
cums to port. WA turied over to the po,ieo aud
eonnasd II prison t. s~a s.ia tur uutlay, wa il
bail and chain aud Its EurtSa, Oregon, an4 te,
oiusl tho un1tod a'e* rwcItt, tcsi,nest, nd st.ys
my ehp1ns alony an, w took Tires Of ths best
hoEses sn sVsn thu River Ptnet su,i inade our ~
tass would unJastskp to capture u. III. W tTayulsI
10 ogus AIyer, sud thgro W. sols :o.s,u sehoousr
10 w. :" % tsa nj s 3,s IT. S d.. s.ns 4*n s res
pistols freely u.ea. .nd Alter ~ tfas ss tspa.
- Fs:ss I'd .ppt1 W sos tIs t*.s sas1s
Il. oia r...s. s ::9 :ao to gaaS ss% ass .9; s,
10 A' Ireland, -'s aud .oot tsat through Sshs H.
@ flosn XIV 9ort IT, T. Nav nltota. .aa ioin.s ~ss. s
ship II loat steeror, and won't aruuAd u.s Horn
so!e xl,se-lost aud s4ra for another island an,l
lived anlon9 tls sAyagcs for eight weeks, and Ill tho
sn
.alsa ~ 4e.p.w.tet ..i!,us. ~sns . Aa,ton, .ui
q il: soes I'D % hsals s a ss 4ss9 ~
, 1875-12-11

warrant, hi. ,s TINT sIns si Joined ths m1rinc
r''rlF. at,sri tr rwress, alA ENC night swan tho
IL T IL IL ss % ,"ut tf to
yc'sel hack. t,nty tsr aaatas aud t.lsne hell cnuL
' M,sr at ~ n' ashn,.cr ~ row. the eait ocran.
Ttru NaIstttn! to Ei.nhetlr,rt aud hack 10 rr0r-
hrncc and trnm i'royitoncc td D'ston. snd mn
ami nv rhn, inrl es.cr vessel bound % Toief*
1int, nr the Rarml!ann"ek. 1Ve nut !nlo Hamilton
ways cnrry *so to ty srir rAtE and when they ~ent
70 mr.er 70 ur n tho s.fe e tasai": a,aers W.
Then ahlprcd tnr IhL1.arpiia and Mtk 70 Aal. nj.
Il thru We went to Fail 'eT .ul lived With The I: fa,;
ivcr vsssef .or nine tnsan.h, AMI willis tsah!na on
tsro aa oser !.y E't ns..,!!:, +, Thrn TSt
10 t,,r bn.Ttta ana rvrr .nc, ti,at have bern snb-
iret Il, c,torr.asr If te Innga, and heser bad ihe
u,e Of ,n..lf tinrc Aher canc n, ~ OF M nn'r!s
III a'I s,," r Tiara He'll An ro,k, snt wcnt ffam
rnitaieirha to alrn hni tack II icrt Johnson. Thrn
viii. Tho tarain, VAS Rnng to lrasr. Then ehlt~
,rI ith Capt. Laurence tn ga to HonlngOu. an my
'" w.. Il M r sy.r o anu oy sot pm n ,ast
cuw Lay wl,rp hc slipped hl' wind. l;at they can
hang nc. .,nni rnrr, fhr my reyetgn Will he swcet
,s 7U anu alt ri them nnre desperate flAn ay-
sef. Thny havo to rut out q tue waS .esenseon lnR
tcIr anger. Tiny do,l't lear tlu name q DELANEY.
They lras t,at will nako tlc buckwheat eaters
quill. Revenge IL mEn'.
not know where hts money I'LL Tuthil! told ms
nu,l woukl mt take II only thny told me thoro
tIao. They win 10 rut out .. tle way when ney 60
IN hoard u any vessel and mention my naino.
william f. Del,ney, alias led Pirate, alias ca,s-
iron nltl who fought ITO pitch baitrs Anh ptser VIA
hat. II had ene frirni lTrmpstcld Jail would not
ibid me IRA seconds, Hut am fsr from friends, but
my Erothcrs know It. Now for rtvcnRc.
WILLIAM DELANEY.
MI py1so RHYME.
Conn Ill yol kind yotInP mon,
Around me draw ugh;
Aud will kinX you sanG,
That Will draw tears to your Gyo,
Ally nalne IA DellHpy, that Ill trycr t!eny.
ain I'M iuuot cnt innu and eonucmned to lie
II,
aIy t1olher tf}ctl when wns but ehilds
My father liz taEspd Inc, ulthouRL wss wild:
Ny fnthnr got married, but lIs Icar1y lnFed me,
Hut With \ steprl4tller cunll not agree.
left nv dear father
At tin age Ut thtrtecu. aud went 4 seafati1g
tn lIw the K1lt BcaA:
1lnt I'M now In n .innaren with broken l.etrt.
Waiting for the BAD day when my sonl must DEPART
".
hircl will Captain,
, 1875-12-11

TORONTO. Ont, Doc. 1o.--The Wel1aad Canal
will b. cloaod Tor the seaAda 1t noon on the 1Ath
iust. >'"' -'f
The daily gazette., 1875-10-14
The Herald african Expedition

The Nd w York Herald of yesterday
and the day before, published long
letter from the heroic Stanley, describ-
ing his perilous and painful march from
the eastern coast Of Africa to the great
interior lake, the Victoria Nyanza,
and his explorations along the shores
of that water. The expenses Of this
expedition are betrayed by the Herald
and the London telegraph, and they
have reason to be proud of the results
which this gallant explorer has already
achieved. The principal of these seems
to determine that the great lake above
mentioned is not, as has been main
tanned by some, q series of small basins
connected by water passages, nor
simply q great marsh at times too low
to be nhvigable, but a veritable and
majestic inland sea, with magnificent
and varied coast. Mr.. Stanley proposes
to press northward and return by the
Nile, a journey of three thousand
miles. His long march so far has
been attended with great losses to his
band bydiseasc, desertiop and conflict
with the natives, and the chances vi
his safe return to civilization are sc
slender rs to give very touching and
romantic interest to the message oi
the ventursome explorer, which seem:
| by wonderful fortune to have reached
US, while he is still in the heart of the
| mysterious continent.
The daily gazette., 1875-10-14
Strlck en- win Paralysis while up In
n Tree.

Yesterday afternoon strange and
startling coincident occurred near our
borough, the particulars of which, as
related to us are as follows: John
Smith, aged about go years, residing
on New street, in this borough, visited
he farm worked by Chief Burgess
Shaner, near the line, and there as
cended chestnut tree for the purpose
of whipping down some of the fruit.
He was Accompanied by Mr.. John
Robinson, and while Mr.. r., was
walking under the tree, he heard q
strange noise up the tree, end upon
looking up he saw his companion ly-
ing in a crotch with his head thrown
to one side and vomiting in such a
manner as to prove something was the
matter of more than ordinary char
acter, Mr.. Robinson hastily ascend.
ed the tree and upon reaching Mr.. ),
found him in paralyzed condition.
unable to speak or move. Mr.. r..
speedily s ent to the neighboring farm
house for a rope, which upon being
brought, was placed around the body
of the helpless man, and making a coil
over limb, he was lowered to the
ground, where several persons were
ready TO receive him. He was at once
taken to his home and DR.. VIM. b,
Brinton was called to his assistance
but up to this writing, his condition i
regarded as extremely precarious. Mrt
Smith is brother to Mr.. AL. Smith.
proprietor of the Central Resta uran
on North High street. West Chester
NenS
The daily gazette., 1875-10-14
Sod Storm.

a sad story comes from France
Duringthe war with Germany farmer
named Roullon, living at Daumele'
Rollandc, was shot down by German
soldiers IN the presence OF his wife
and children. The war over, the wi
dow sold the ruins of her farm and
went to Paris, where she worked for
the su pport OF her family, At length
these were old enough to be placed out
at service. Bat the poor woman
could never forget the terrible loss OF
her husband and the ruin of her family
and the other day she committed sui
eide by inha ling the fumes of charcoal
fire. Cn the table was found the fol-
lowing letter: "The remembrance oil
the past is too much for me; | cannot
support it. Now that my children
are old enough to earn their living,
can die in peace and join my dear hus
band. Adieu."
The daily gazette., 1875-10-14
SherlH,s Sale.

|,hus Of a writ of Leyari Facias to m Q
/ssed. will be exposed to Public Sale
IAWARE HOUSE, No. .5l3 NJ ARkEr ST
. ly George W. Ortlip. in the city of Will
&,n, New Castle county. Delaware. on
TUESDAY.
3AE ls.h DAY OF OCTOBER. 1875.
At2 o'clock. p. m.
.tIloying described Real Estate. viz:
4 ths, certain 10 of land with two story
he Dwelling House thereon. situate in
klieity of Wilmington, bounded and de-
+ei a. follows, to-wit: Beginning at the
kry side of a forty feet wide street laid
kns hundred and thirty-hye feet frem and
Allsl with Claynont street and Mt the dis
! one hundred and sixty i've feet SIX
Is from the southerly side OF A street
been A street asd the Old Ferry road }
sce ess,erly parallel with A street sixty
10 corner: thence stutherly parallel TO
Ifry feet wide street t~ elve feet to cor
4 thence westerly parallel to the first de-
ks1 line and A street sixty feet t. the
.essid easterly side OF nd forty ieet wide
ktcallei Quinn street; and thence there
1ortherly I've We feet to the place of be
ping. be the contents tn ,reof what theI
siied and t,ksn in execution as the pro
n Of Z'dock Townsend and Rebecoa hi
and I, is,, and 10 be cola by
WM. II. JAMESON. Sheriff.
1erla's Once. New Castle. Oct. !. 1852
The daily gazette., 1875-10-14
sHEnIFF,s SALE.

DY virtue of writ Of Levari Faeiss to me
ID directed, will be exposed to Public Sale
NJ the III otei of John h. Lewis in the town of
New IN. white Clay Creek hundred, New
Castle county. D., aware. on
FRIDAY.
THE e2l DAY oF OCTOBER. 1875.
Al. o'clock. pm,
The folio wing described Real Estate, viz:
All that certa'u plantation or tract Of lapd
situate In Mill Or eek hundred aforts aid, with
the bui ldings thereon erected. bounded and
descri bed as follows. to- wit: Beginning at q
corner stone set In the line OF land late Of
Thomas Montgomery. and running thence
by line Of the same south fifty degrees west
ninety eight peYches to q heap Of stone in o
line of land late of John Barclay; thence
herewith south thirty-sight degrees east
seventy ven perches and fve-tenths TO q
corn er white oak: thence By land late OF
Christopher Springer decea sed. north forty
1--we degrees east fifty six perches and eight
toni hs to corner atone. and north nve degrees
and III 90 quarters west seventy-three perch.
es to the first mentioned stone and place OF
beginn ming, cont lining within those bounds
Thirty Acres of land, be the same more or
Seized end taken in execution as the pro-
perty Of Edward Mcdonald and Agnes hll
vile Wife and {. Is. a pd to bs sold by
""' wN. II. JAMESON, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office. New Castle, Oct. l. 1855
The daily gazette., 1875-10-14
Sherill,s Sale.

virtue Of a writ cf Levari Facias to me
ieelel, will be exposed to Public Sale. at
AWARE HOUSE Nc 5l3 MARKET ST.
by ie)rseW 0ftlip. in the city Of Will
st9n. New Castle county, Delaware, On
4 TUESDAY,.
4THL l9,h DAY OF OCTOBER, 1875,
Ats o'clock. p. m,
following described Real = STATE, viz.
mat certain lot of land and three story
DEeillng House thereon, situated in
y1y OF hmlngton aforesaid. bounded
aesetloed as follows, tO-wit: Beginning
ne northeast correr o. Sixth ard Jefferson
epS inence northerly along the easierly
iyeuerson street sevenfy-six feet to the
asty tiie OF four feet wide alley; thence
IVY along said side Of said slley and par
70 sxtn street nineteen feet one inch.
T less 70 a corner; thence southerly
VIZ " jefferson street through the CEN
Mhe farry wall betw cen this and the d.
Ivy mouse OF Mary and Sarah T. Wilson
W. east seventy SIX feet to the northerly
oi1tn street Aforesaid; and thence
Westerly nineteen feet one inch, more
81 70 the place Of beginning. be the con
9eteot what they may. with the free
Saa privilege of the aforesaid alley with
'VNpers OF land bounding thereon. their
~ sssigps In common forever.
.sa ana taken in execution rs the pro-
James Armst, ong and Sarah Ann
"Hs' ans Z; t., and to be sold by
VIM: II LAMBs0N, Sheriff.
'"usomce, New Castle. oc.. !. ls7t-i