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;t,4 .'I f" sA sni':" i,,o,roa nro n,,,c1,
rc1iahea liz his n,n;1s lin n,n n ono malcB Jer
ti,a", ses,c" ~" rortt.nio .rt ,,arrn,y TIM ,uoro
rn,n" frenl Intn tn 9i,ct,tnr that tho world
stnnid hn ievnted Ia material labor and enrtlll |
iwtnrcst imt thot h,rl, snoyo tho yi]o multitude
rhnnI sonr tho froc srtri.a, Tho privileged inl-
vine. Al, i,lcn wi,irb liz yu,,,v nal, swallowed
with aytity, for i,o perceived in his poul sacred
thoupLts. In M. n,ate yertes; 1t ts trno I |
rannot rhync. int feai muetrv; I mn living
poen,," And the Gcrman philosophy stopped III
rontouuIitr tho reaI sm tI,e nciual, tic object
,yn anil aubiectiyc. III I MI, nut ycl a genius,
hnyn tha at,trt ~ rcn;ns. I nm
POTENTIAL. arSIra!
If lam not q blooming r,,se, m, a roaolusl1,
or Il loast tho aool Of ! rcsebush a!ru mn 4
,n,1aieiant m 1 nm mn a Warner for l am Wastc-
Vim rrhn fsct i. 1,st ti,c ,,,,n Ina aasisatfi
\ part al loast If tho crotcllcin aud extrnya-
,.,i,ccs of lin n,stcr. It ia 10 tho rocisty q!
Warner tllat iLn yut,nr mat, oNes his powor Of
cnnrentrntinr Ina it3ons: hu il ntlc 10 say "I:"
iIo has acquired solf.cuuscle,launss. Before lio
vas onlv II na.e: Wagner has dubbed him cllp-
ynIier and 1nn1s linz lilo ou,ulator OF Lohen-
grin.
rim mo,,.u,,,r ,uu,c;,.ton If Tim musician OF
,ho e,n"a ond ;,o I'm, n Tia ,nusictaus, th,s
tc,nnnrnTr frnisrn;Sotin,, a, thn aubtectiye and
n,,tac,sa re,,3,,a ,r"a unt s.,tary to moor Way-
nor wi,o iosimv ,.hntornr rn,d scuse aud mod
nraiton rema,,'Ea tn Inn oyrlaImh in lilo preface
~ - ,'ristam on, d,ysemit." ait ia for
lila puLlio to Tnnv whether It 10 worthy
tn rnrn,vn lin hoat md toblesk tlRt
nrt ,nu cvor nrn,lucedt :" uo wrote
his own fioosanI,v fnr inrY NJ finding pn author
canshI., of wriiinr IL viii, .tsuIctent plesy."
Mnrsa,t f11uri. T'cafhoycn. t.tl,u musicians
worihy Of ioinT ouotcd" iaye 10 oter value
thsn ~ hnvnrf hncn iIr urecnrsors OF the Bis-
mnrc,s ri nrt Fl tl,e Mnrtiu futl,or OF tho ntne-
tccn,l, century. liz tutUls ali Tic world lo
takes tho rosjton OF rciorncr no. only OF r1,.sc.
hut of nnintiur. nrnttceturt. md oven of nslil-
osopiy: he viii Institute socui religion wl.irl,
shal tno,gu ali nat,ous into ansio sta,o, which
viii n,,ito into nno uenplc tho :rongonsos, tho
Dcrliuets, tic Ynul;ocH, tho Chinese, mud Dar-
ran,Inn.
ForUetfut OF having been poor, ho now i'll
e,trrotl cnurruots exercises, wnstins tuonny for
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1hKpE1a., GAS FIxTUnES. AND KITCHEN
f,Ius. CASH nuYkns WANTING MATT EsYEH.
1nd III Gntclas. at VII lPli.tS r4auaeto1y vi
Stato.at. Old and teatheEs reau,staI NAu
oedprs Will rccolss pfoMpt astuutlon.
puYEstS OF FunslrvRI: And H0UHl:K EKriN1
aaaa.s ss 70 10 .Sld Without Io.crSo.
nOS'r DISPOSE or YOUR HOUSEHOLD u0oDA
Williams, Aucsluusers n and 70 south 1estbnrn.st
Wu make all fea Ut charge. 1naks lltsr.l
y u; IT: % I'D
L,on sALE-Fl4NO, ONE OAK AND THREE
black valaat cl.nbet t:aa:, wtsh hs:s springs sa4
'1.oi, o;I d'uaS lounge: hassse E'ah9f ,cs'
NV. I'D Vii 70 sald eissp: ApEly stt5 !ad.a.:.,-
ILousEliiah1hhs ti!9rss u u.;s.oygn MS m ,...,
ssaS
7N0N DHosTEApa $EE; AoKN NoWLED0ED 10
~ mail promptly A'tGu:uAtu, Chicago Iron BOD Co.,
Gia GsdKMIE.st. and III CanAEst.
MO. ia aWAuAsl-Av.-sEW And ELKGANT
a rrIaEdti $50 siIk suit. al6,
EAu1ltls Aaaaliu pafloE suit. silk enssTng. alles
III .u wsM pl11.h Ply. a'anx ualy 9 a!$
n.,.isncs iii Wabs All. n,rta U toaftssn.hst.
m YAsY ri.l.Ms- UANrETa.
~ hnd csusksIy q .esns ~ suis thn Eash1.st
uaua kocu hothtns t'Ht Tie nost F:4n!a ~ r. u
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METAL1IO RURIAL GASES.
PATENT METALLIC
BurialCaSaS and CasketS
vi Cast 4sG sheet botAi t1u,seel,s ~ durability .nd
tlrtS ~ u4sh oi1 Ii6s Il4ss. hn51o6it equal to J
Lut.t !. ans. ti.unfsr:usursn Of
HEAHHES, CARRIAGES,
ENU.h;AkEEH HARDWARE.
l.pualss, piu!s 4, 4egsws. 'gnrts. 0rhniucntss
E'.tt.. t.:pH'G >, t1s.
cR AN u, l331DED Sc CO.,
uu;at EAtt usyatt-t~t &,t ls y El3A4..sts UIu.
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IfAYl MlsA sH AVIS aFMlHAKY vIi.1 he NJ
" ss Ivy *s15e.: i5s,t. II a,s: =:
enAt1s * tAs Evusx.ts nstafsnsn ofsl tatniET 10
&As ka4aaYta tlit " 4p7aA ssAta1s VI e4s A4ses'-
SAsSen Au& bssRAst9fJ sshaal
The daily gazette., 1875-11-02
SssERGFF's Az y.
&RrerIat,s sale.

10y virtue of n writ OF Levari Facias
u to me directed, will be exposed to Public
Ale ut the
DELAWARE HOUSE No 5l3 MARKET ST.
kept by George W 0rtlip IN the city of vii
mjngt ton. New CIs'is CONN y, De aware, on
WEDNESDAY,.
THE 18th DAY OF NONEMBE A. d. 'S75,
At O'Clock, Z. NJ.
The following described Real Estate. viz:
All that certain lot niece or parcel OF land
with atwo-stotied Brick llonse thereon sfcA
Ell, situate in the city of Wi lmington atore
sad. bounded and described as follows. to
Wit: beginning at u point on the westerly
side Of Townsend street. between A and u
streets at the distance Of one hundred an
seventy-eight feet from the intersection OF
thc said side Of Townsend street and the
uortherly side OF B street. thence westerly
and parallel with l. street one hundred feet
to stake, thence norsherly and parallel with
Townsend street fourteen feet to another
stake. thence easterly and parallel with II
street one hundred feet to the aforesaid SIDE
Of Townsend street, ANA thence thereby south
erly fourteen teet 70 the u'aco of beginning
bc the contents thereof what they may.
Seized ami taken in execution as the rro-
perty of Bepiamin +, ownscnd. and Eh2a-
beth =. his wife, and tsrrc t0napts, and +,
hv .oli by
wy. Il. LAMBS0N, Sheriff
Sherih's olice. New Castle,
Move uher !. $50. noY2-tS
The daily gazette., 1875-11-02
StleTIn's sale.

HI vittue ot = writ of Levari Facias to re
- directed, vii ne exposed to Pdniic Sale,
-, the
DELA"ABEilI>E, No. l , MARKET 81
Ike; , by Gr.~. ". Drt IT,, IN thc cit, OF VIII
miue ,r, NeH ga. ir unity. Delaware, uI.
SATURDAY.
THE 18Th DAY OF NOVEMBER. Isl.
~ :. o'clock, J.. H.,
Sic following described Real Estate. VIZ:
All that certain lot OF land and building
thereon, y uate IN the said City of Whining.
ton. bounded and described Is follows, To
Wiz Beginning at "A corner formed by the
lines OF the sOutAerle side of / fifth st and the
westerly side of Rodney St, thence southcrly
along the said site of Rodney st siXty-nIne
feet 10 a corner, thence by a line north forty
two and hall degrees west to point where
line drawn at right angles from Fifth st.
seventy-iiye feet from the aforesaid side OF
Rodney st. Will intersect this line, thence
Eortherly parallel with Rodney st. thirty.
seven feet more or less to the aforesaid side
OF Fifth St and thence thereby easterly sew
enty-1ve feet to the place OF beginning, be
the contents thereof what they may.
Seized and taken in execution as the pro-
perty Of Richard ", Crook, and Sarah f.
his wife a d James B. Stidhsn. and to be
sold by
wM. II. LAMBS0N. Sheriff.
Sheriff~s Office. hew Castle,
october -. 1875. oct2S-ts
The daily gazette., 1875-11-02
ANOTHER SWINDLt

Julius Witowshi, who recently Oh.
lned SEQ 600 fro m the Treasury for
,ocs alleged to have been furnished for
uilding tortificatiou, near Nashville,
las been presented by the grand Jury
i Washington tor Indictment. tx
angrcssmen Nes!eE, OF Pennsylvania
VINO ind rscd Witkow>ki's fraudulent
aim, Danie! {, Stewart, who was
aptain Morton principal assistant at
Nashville, and W ho is supposed TO be
-ow employed Al the Brooklyn Navy
ard; Aaron Brnmmcr, WHO was a
contractor in Tennessee durins the
1.ar, and who is said to hc now in
mercantile busin4 +, in New orl, City
md one other person, have also been
presented tor Indictment In connection
Alth Witowshi. The iatteris charged
With deirauding The Enited States and
'ne others are ch 4lged with conspiracy
= defruud
The daily gazette., 1875-11-02
soia the >prlnglield, Ill, San.alno aouit9,
4 NOBLE Robin.

Among the many distinguished
lanes which have figured in the his
roiy OF the United States, around none
hines with more lustre, the glory of a
proud republic than thar of little Della.
wares honorable Senator Bayard The
lame has ever appeared upon the ro.l
when statesmen were in demand; when
wise counsellors were required; when
diplomats were in requisition, The
Hame of Bayard is iscoexistant with that
" Tree government; it lives in revolu.
'ionary annals; IN our infant struggles
tor a name among nations; in the wise
policies; adopted by statesmen. and
which has borne the imprint of fore.
sight and Justice in our international
relations. From the debstof the grand
cid Chevalier, whose wise deplomacy
and brilliant intellectual attainments
n our early history, was contemporary
with Franklin, Jay and others, il
stamping our national character. tn.
name of Bayard has been and still i.
illustrious with the attributes of states
manship. When the mantle of thu
faithful old republican fell upon hi
-ons, the name Of Richard and jane
4. Bayard seen ed to shine with re
Eewed brilliancY, as their names wer,
Teceived-not only in the little State
proud of her sons, but from Maine t.
Georgia-as synonym ofhonest wortl
and exalted views.
In Its descent upon the grand step il
-ineal heritage, it still retains it
.'lrity among Americas proud con
The daily gazette., 1875-11-02
YPp Elections.

Il is little curious that there should
ne so much diversity of opinion and
such warm contest on "eXpansion'
and contraction in Pennsylvania,
while in all the other States the cur
rency seems to be only minor matter.
The agitation of this question now
looks very much like the Radical party
lad forced it forward in the discussions
and in the newspapers, to avoid allu-
sions to the more damaging matters in
which the leaders Of that party had
oeen caught numerous in instances. Tho
management of public affairs in Penn
svlvania has been very bad, and the
conseuuent increase of debt and taxa
ION in Philadelphia, is positively al
.rming to those who have to meet the
taxes from diminished rents gathered
Iten from poor tenants who have
'een out Of work for many months.
We find it difltult to come to any
Liable conclusion As to how the clcc-
t,OnS will result; nor do we lind our
contemporaries OBJ either side at ali
,auguinc The Question of the cur
ncy has 50 disturbed party lines as
-a renlar lhc resu |, very doUbttuL Al
4a-: thi. /. wh9' \ y,. gather from olr
EclanGy-.
FL the heat e. Tie contest there
-eems to To-" some G,agrr o. some ~
tu coa1omporur c- carrying taeu
.nargcs ID lij.ie#t + Fat. /, Is hardly
.yisab.e il 91i >s5t-styloi hard
.-oney" men to f. So fN Us they
ave done repeatedly, in cAa.ging
t4e other side with being Imitation.
.>ts' and "repudiRtors The parte,
re entirely too evenly divided fol
.ither to charge The other with being
favor of Reputation. Few pt oplt
would be made I'd believe that a party
avoring Reputation could be found
n either section Of the country able
q cast such a tremendous vote as was
gwen to Governor Allen, OF Chic; and
vet there are Those who charge this
.,pon him and those who voted fol
ann. 1t would be well topause before
going so far.
The daily gazette., 1875-11-02

stelation of distinguished statesmen.
Not drop OF blood courses through
the family of Bayard's which dses
not sparkle with love Of country; love
of her institutions; love of liberty and
pride of an Americans birthright. We
understand that it is being whispered
through other Eastern and Middle
States, that Senator Bayard would be
n suitable leader for the Democracy in
the coming Presidential contest. We
are glad of this, for in the hands o,
such statesmen we should feel that our
nation would lose nothing and gain
much in her step toward our national
goal. Senator Bayard is n Democrat
of the old school; a statesman fully
mbued with American ideas OF adj
vancement, comprehensive in intellect,
pure in character, inhcriting all of The
noble attributes which has Kept the
family name cXactcd for illustriOus
deeds. With such leader we would
be content. We could trust him i'm
nlicitlv with the interest Of rich and
poor. No rings, cliqucs, or cahals
could twist him around their thumb
t. work mischief for the masses. On
all the great questions of the day his
views are 50 correct, that the most
radical Democrats could support him
without fear that he would forget The
interest of the whole people in order
to serve any particular wing. If an
Eastern man is to he selected, one
not forgetful OF the cXistance of 4
West and South in this republic, let
ii he some clear-headcd, honest states
man like Senator Bayard, of Delaware,
and the Democracy of the West will
take off their coats and roll up their
sleeves for his election.
The daily gazette., 1875-11-02
WILMINGTON. uEI.. NOV. =, 1873.

In putting in Is new and improved
press, and making other changes in
machinery, we la We been somewhat
ate in getting OF t the GAZETTE for
several days. rs this Is now about
a9mpletcd, we h"ua to he able t. pre-
sent the paper in huch npAtcr appear
ance, at the usual hour. 1t may re-
quire few days vet before the paper
will be printed IS well as we desire,
md re therefore Il FIX little Indulgence
o. our readers.
The daily gazette., 1875-11-02
SITEnIFF"!S SAL ES.
~Ia. .IM'- Sale.

DY virtue otSundry writs OF Levafl racias
) ia me directed, will hr cNposeu luplic
sale st the Hotel OF AlcAauler MaNWei,, III
Mddletown, IN 81, he1TE" 'iuh"ieu' No"
Castle county Del.
On FRIDAY, 9th DAY OF NOV EMBEn, 1919,
At | o clock, p. M,
The following described real estate, VIZ:
An that certain tract. Fnrm piece, or pafccl
of land, situate in APPOINTMENTS hunuren.
Now Castle county and State of Delaware, au-
;oininr land of Gideon L. RothTell owen {.
i'row, Jonathan stevenson. Henry paNls,
deceased one Gooding, George Davis anu
others, the mCtcs and bounds of winch Is us
follows, TO wit;
stevenson thence with said Stevcnson,south
twcnty-four and half degrees cast. crossing
the public road leading from PrNor's Garner
ON the State road, to thorouShiare heCk,
ighty.clght and four-tcnths pcrchcs to the
uublc road, leading to the Brick Stone land
in. thence with SAID last namet road norlh,
eighty mine and Il half degrees east, WIN
lands of John a. CaNenGCr, nlnetY-siA ptrch-
es to land of .. {. Crow, thence with sald
Crow uOith twcnty-thrce degrees west, as
near a. Cou'd he takcnl one hundred AMI
thirty petches Ia n stone on the north SIDE
of 81 branch, thence with said Grow north,
,iAty-onc degrees east, htty.seYen rerchcs TO
"A ditch on a line OF land OF q, EOthWcll,
thence with Sail ditch and said EuthWCll
north fitv and fourth degrees west iiftN-
seven pcrchcs to said thorougtare neck road,
thence crossing salu road, anu with salu ultCh
NORTH siNty-Onr ucgrCes and a half west.
twcnty-four and iN-tenths pcrChes, with said
said ditch and sald Rothwels land north, -
degrees west. eleven and slN-tcnths perches,
to the run of a branch, thence with the sew
/ eral water courses of said branches and land
of said ROthwCl, about one hundred and
eighteen perches, to a broken or dead top
! spanish water oak, by the run OF said branch
Il corner, or near corner, for lands OF Col.
George Davis, and Mrs. Allen, thence with
said Davis and Allen south g. >, degrees west
as near as could be taken. running to the
south of Il small marked white oak. s-lO of =
perch dest, l56 perches to lands of Goodlng
being about - links south Of which Is sup
posed to he the course of Cooling, thence
with said Gooding, and lands of Henry Davis
deceased. south. twenty-one and half de-
grces east, PIG s. IN perches to stone, cor
ner for SAID Davis and supposed to be II line
of the lands of the aforesaid Stevenson $
thence with said Stevenson's north II de
grecs, east, AZ perches home to the slace OF
beginning. containing two hundred and
seventy-1ve acres of land, be the same moro
or less.
Seized and taken in eAe,nt'on a. .He prop
erty of Joseph w. Nandegrift and Clara Van
degritt his wife and terre tenants, and to be
sold by
VIM. II. LAMBSON, Sheriff.
Sheriti7s Office, New Castle,
october 10. a. d., 1879. Oct lots.
The daily gazette., 1875-11-02
THE 18th DAY OF NOVEMBER. 1875.


miugion. Sew Castle county, Dela -nre. on
SATU URDAI.
THE 18th DAY OF NOVEMBER. 1875.
at . o'c'ock, p. IN,
Tae following described Real Estate, viz:
All that certain lot or parcel # land with a
brick dwelling thereon erected. situate in the
city Of wilmington aforesaid, and bounded
and described as follows to wit:
Beginning on the westerly side ot Town
send street ut the distance OF one hundred
and ninety-two feet IRON the northerly side
of b street, thence westerly and parallel with
A and street through the middle Of the
division wall dividing this from the adioin-
ing house on the south two hundred feet 20
The easterly side OF Buttunwood street,
thence northerly along the same fourteen
feet To a stake. thence easterly and parable
with md Il streets through the middle of
the division wall dividing this from the ad-
join ug house on the nor,h two hundred feet
to the aforesaid westerly side of Townsend
street. thence southerly along the said west
erly side of Townsend street fourteen feet to
the place of beginning. be the contents there
Of what they may.
Seized anu taken in execution as the pro-
perty OF BENJAMIN t. Townsend and Eliza
beth c.. his wife. AMI terre tcnans, and IL be
sold by
WM II. LAMBS0N, Sheriff
Sherii'S Of,cc. New Castle.
October T. ls5i Iocta--tawts
The daily gazette., 1875-11-02
nerin - sale.


py virtue Of a writ OF Ncnditionl EAponAs
ID to me directed, Will be exposed TO Public
Sale. at the
DELAWARE HOUSE. No 81 MARKET ST.
kept by Geo. W. Ortlip. in the City Of Will
mingtop. New Castle County. Delaware on
SATURDAY,
THE 9th DAY OF NOVEMBER, A. n ls75
at2 O'Clock, p. NJ,
The following described Real Estate, viz
All that certain lot or piece OF land with N
frame h Use thereon erected situate in the
city OF Wilmington, bounded and described
as followe, to wit:
Beginning on the northerly side OF Front
street between jefferson and Madison sta
AT the distance OF thirty three feet from the
easterly side OF Madison street ut the mid.
Ole OF the division wall between this and
| the adjoining house thence with said mid.
| ole OF SAID division wall northerly parallel
| Win Madison street siXty.four feet and ten
| lnches TO corner OF land now or formerly ol
Ihomas Curly, thence with line OF said
ian u easterly. parallel with Front ST., slA.
| Teen rect and six inches to a stake then, a
| nortnerly parallel with Madison st. si1ty.
!our ieet ana two inches,and passing through
tne MIDDLE OF the division wall, between thi,
| ana the house now, or formerly OF ,Jacol
Lloyd TO the aforesaid side OF front at, and
thence, thereby westerly sixteen feet nnd
slA inches TO the place of beginning.
seized and taken into execution az the pro
perty OF Simon Sehopterer, and to be sold by
WIN. II. LAMBSOE. Sheriff.
sheriff S Office, New Castle,
october Is. A. ID. 1875. { octg-2awts.
The daily gazette., 1875-11-02

RLACh SlLks.-having placed our or
der with the manufacturer at Iyons.
Trance france, OF the celebrated Cachemere, Alley.
anora nlaos Sllks, We are enabled to ofrer
our customers extra Inducements IN ,basa
uo,oe W, &. SHARP.
oet1 Fonrth and Market streets
The daily gazette., 1875-11-02

10 ne ulftCfei will he exposed to Public
Sale at the Ho,cl ci Thomss b. Bradwsy,
in Delaware CRY IN ked Liuu Hundred. y Aew
Castle county. delaware oa
MONDAY.
THE s.h FAY OF hOVEMB K, 1873.
Al o'clock. y, H.,
The ollowiug described X al Estate, viz:
No. l, \ lot of land situated in 81. Georges
Hundred, New Castle county, and State of
Delaware. near Port Penn, bounded and de
scribed as follows. to wit:
Adjoining lands Of Darr ach Clcaver. Henry
Price and Or. David stewart, separated by II
public road containing about one hundred
acres OF land more or less, With a house and
barn and other out buildings thareon erected
No. ., a lot of land situated in Port Penn,
in st. Georges hundred, New cast county,
Delaware, bounded on the north by Market
street, on the so nth by William +. Cleayer on
the east by samuel Carpenter, and on the
west by Sarah Ann Walraven bc the same
more or less with frame house thereon
erected.
No. 3, \ lot OF land situated IN Port Penn,
in st. Georges Hundred, New Castle county,
Delaware, bounded on the North by Dr.
David Stewart, IN the -outh by lands of
Thomas Higgins, on the east by DR. David
Stewart, and on the west by Congress street,
be the Same what may with n frame
house thereon erected
Seized and taken into execution as the pro-
| perty OF Samuel jefferson. deceased, tThos.
| J Craven, admr c 7. A. OF Samuel j. erson
dec'd,) and to be sold by
WIN. II. JAMESON Sheriff.
| Sheriff's Office New Castle
| October i. A. ID. is,5. oct?l-2tswts
The daily gazette., 1875-11-02
NAlV ItITN II
THE GTu DAY OF NOVEMBER. \. 4, ls1:.

at J o clock, l.. NJ.
The following described real estate, VIZ :
Al that certain lot or piece OF land with a
two story brick house thereon erected situ-
ate IN the city OF Wilmington aforesaid,
bounded and described rs follows TO wit;
beginning at Il point in the northtrly side
OF Apple street III the distance OF one hum
Grel and Clehty->lN feet CastCrly from the
ca~tCIlT side OF Head street ut tAe westerly
side ui an alley three icCt WIDE leading into
Apple street, thence nOrthery and para lei
with kicald street about nine feet, thence
casteT.y and parallel with Apple street one
foot and Il half thence northeIly and parallel
with Head street slNty-thrCc feet to the
southerly side of a three feet wide alley,
thence along said alley side westerly and
paralle with Apple street thirteen and a
half feet To a stake. thence southerlv and
parallel with Head street and passing
through the middle of the brick division
wall between this house and the house ad-
Joining on the west seventy two feet to the
aforesaid northerly side of Apple street and
thence thereby easterly twelve feet to the
place OF beginning be the contents thereof
what they may. with the free use and priv.
lege Of said two three feet wide alleys in
common with others entitled thereto forever
subject to his portion OF all necessary ex.
penses which shall from time to time accrue
in paving. repairing and cleansing the SAID
alleys.
Seized and taken In execution as the pro
perty OF Patrick Quinn and terre tenants, an 4
TO be sold by
WIN. II. LAMDsON. Sheriff.
Sherif's Office. New Castle.
Oct. 10. A. d.. 1873. ! octl8-2taWts.