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Arizona citizen., 1875-02-13

6dghtsospzks ,. fns Do aniaers and others fts New hfz xlscig siIl. terested in it. At latest aedbdtt tlif. 5sf; propriation committee of the House fer' commended it's passage:
 That the Secretary of the Interior is here by authorized and directed to cause the boundary between Arizona and New Mex ioo to be surveyed and distinctly marked {; and stplat of saId survey shall be deposited in the office of the Secretary ofthe Interior, one in the office ot the surveyOr-general ot Arizona, and one in the office of the sur veyor-generai of New Mexico and the sum of twenty-Seven thousand three hund- red and seventy dollars is hereby apprO- priated out Ofany money in the treasury not otherwise appropriated, to meet the expense of said survey.
Arizona citizen., 1875-02-13

NEFy DVh'RIISh.uENIS.
Arizona citizen., 1875-02-13
PROP OSALS
FOR FRESH BEEF AND MUTTON

HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT ARIZONA.
 OFFICE OF CHIEF CosixssARY SUBsIsTKScs,
 PRESCOTT, ARIZONA, December IT, 1874. GEALED PROPOSALS, in duplicate, with O d copy Of this advertisement attached tO each, will be received at this office, un- iii l2 M., Friday, March l9, I875 for furnish ing Fresh Beef and Mutton, on the block to the troops, citizen employees, and In dian allies at each of the following posts in the Departm ment of Arizona, viz
 Camp Apache, Camp Mojave,
 Bowie, San Carlos, Grant, Verde,
 La Paz, Fort Whipple,
 Lowell, Yuma,
 McDowell, Yuma Depot,
Arizona citizen., 1875-02-13
NEW GOODS. From East and West.

HAVING JUST RECEIVED A NEW Ill Stock of
Arizona citizen., 1875-02-13

Tucson, September 26. 1874. 5l-3m
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(lIIICagO.

CHICAGO, August %. Flour - Firm
and unchanged. Wheat - Active aud a
shade higher No, spring Chicago 81 26IG;
No. 2, 81 l61S spot; n0minally 81 16If seller
August 81 lOH seller September; 81 10
seller October No. 8, 81 OsIlj rejected 81 90
al Of. COrn-A shade lower; No. 2, 6Sa
6SiIC spot; Csc seller Aust; 07Acbid seller
September. OAts-A shade higher; No. 9,
4Oha4OlGC spot or seller August 3OHc bid
seller September rejected ANc. Barley
Firm At $lOjN seller September 81 Oh
seller October. Ryc-Quiet and steady at
7Sc seller September; nOminally $50 seller
August. Polka shade higher ut $50 65a
20 rs spot; so 70a9u 72I< seller september,
$40 8ja2O 81 X seller October. Lard-Quiet
and firm at $l3 II I<a13 20 for winter Sl3 10
a13 10 for summer; Si3 nv seller Septem.
Der; $i3 3Oa1 8 SO seller October. Bulk Meats
Dull and nominal. Whisky-Quiet and
unchanged
On call board Wheat was firm at 81 i5at
nj l5N September; 81 t5al 1915 October.
Corn firm and shade higher at 6S9Sc Sep.
tembcr 6st6C October. Oats firm at 4OISn
40AC August 3OHa30Ac September. Pork
quiet and lower at $40 10 Ser tember; 500 so
October. Lard higher at $40 20 September;
$l3 SIX October
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MAGGIE AIITCHELL.
Gossip from Her Home at Long
Branch.

Correspondence Of the New York GraPhlc.l
l have known Maggie Mitchell many
years, and rejoice in her success as sister
woman. Her artistic triumphs did not
seek her out; she fought for them and
won them bravely. Function she created.
The medium through which she became
acquainted with the part was heavy
translation OF the German play. She had
not read ia Petite Fadette," George
Sands novel. The Shadow Dance-about
whose fairy grace so great poet as Ralph
Waldo Emerson has written beautiful
verses, not to mention host Of smaller
rhymsters-was an aiterthought Of her
own, and so we're many other beautiful
and pathetic touches which heighten the
charm Of this delightful picture, Since
1862 Maggie has been playing "The
Cricket" aud its hold on the public has not
waned even now. Other performances Of
Maggie's are variOusly admired. The most
prominent Of these are "Jane Eyre" and
"rhe Pearl Of Savoy,"a dramatic version
Of "Linda di ChamOunix;" but "The
Cricket" chirps forever.
Maggie is married and to her'Grst beau
the sweetheart who lost his heart many
years ago. The third engagement Maggie
ever played in her life was at Cleveland,
and on the frat night Of her engagement
there came to the theatre the young man
whose destiny it was to win her for his
wife and brighten her household with
lovely children. Mr.. Paddock is a young
man still, and fortunately for Maggie he
possesses business qualities which permit
her to devote herself constantly to her art,
in whose pursuit she is still as enthu.
Siastic as she was at the outset Of her
career.
Although Maggie Mitchell Is turned
thirty, in disposition and in appearance
she Island perhaps always will be-a
child Of twelve. Her long, graceful
waist, her flowing golden hair, her Gin.
derella feet are the adjunCts which help
to make "the ugly FaackOn," as she
calls herself in the play, more bewitChing
than II her face were beautiful as Psyche's.
OLIVE LOGAN.
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Wheeling stock Market.

WHEELING, August 25.-The following
arc the arrivals Of stock at the Christman
House yards the past week, and the prices
paid for the same:
CATTLR-Arrivals during the week, CT
head; sold at 2,ia4Sic per ID.
Hods-Arrivals during the week, ~ head
sold at Ease per ID.
sHREF-Atrivais during the week, 40
head sold atS,ta4c per Id.
CALvEs-ArrIvals during the week, II
head sold at "a ,0Oas 0J per head.
Cows-Aftivalt during the week, Q head;
sold at $50 Oca5O 90 per head.
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NEw YORK, August 2j.-Cotton-F'irm
at 14Ha14iSc. FlOur-WithOut material
change, with moderate demand. Rye
Flour-A shade easier at "a 2Oa5 90.
Corn Meal = More active at s. 05a4 80.
Wheat-Fairly active; soft to prime No. 2
Chicago spring, 81 2Sal "a; heated 81 ga
1 29i No. 2Milwaukee store and AilOat 81 80
NJ 81; amber Michigan 81 90. Rye-Qulet.
Harley and. Malt-Quiet and heavy. Corn
"A shade iirmer; western mixed SlaS4c;
steamer s9aSGhc. Oats--A shade lower;
western mixed 62a63c; old O4C; new white
05a7Oc. Ilay-UnChangGd. CO1ce-Quiet
at lSka203c. Sugar Scarcely so firm
fair to good refining 7jSnsNc; prime old
aSnc. MolaSSes-Qulct WhlSky-Steady
at 81 23,
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FoR sALE.
TRUSTEES SALE.

BY yirtueOt deed Of trust made by John Jones
and Mary /. Jones his wife, to me, dated the 18th
day Of July, ls1 and Of record in the office Of the
Clerk o. The County Court Of Ohio county, West
Virginia, In Deed Of Trust Book No, I, pages ISIS
and 1885, shall Oder Tor Sale at public auction at
the front door q the Court House Of said county,
In the city Of Wheeling, on
SATURDAY, the nth day Of September, 1875
Beginning At 10 O'Clock 4. ~, the following PropaI-
y situate In aid city, that Is to say: Lot number
Cd tWenty.aiT l98l lying and situate in JOhn Nc
Lurel addition to the city Of Wheeling and In that
part Of mid city known ~ tho FlDt Ward, tOgclh-
er with all and singular the improvements and ap-
puEienancOs thereto belonging.
TERNS or SALE-One-lhiid cash In hand, or Rs
much more In raAh Is the purchaser may chO,se to
pay, and the residue In equal indictments n ak,
twelve and eighteen months with interest ut the
rate Of ak per cunt per ahnum frOm the day Of sale
the deferred nslallmenlS and interest to b. secured
upon the property sold. Title believed cool, hut
selling as trustee shall convey only such title Us Is
veaIed In ue By aald deed u trust.
auto LEWIS S. JORDAN, Trustee.
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BALTIMORE, August 20 -Flour-Quiet
and unchanged. WheaL-Qulet and TN.
changed. Corn-Quiet and easier; western
mixed at 823ic. Oats-Dull nj 9OaOsc.
IIAy-Firm at s2Ga3OOO. Pork-S22a22 80.
Bulk Meats-ShOulders 9a9Hc; clear rib
1iEaiiNc, loose. BacOn-Shoullets iOa
l0Iic; clear rib 13sSaiSNc; hams i5nl6Ac.
Lard-Steady at I4Nc. Butter-Unchang.
ed. PetrOleum-tnChanged. Coffee Firm
at lSa2ONc. Whisky-Firm at 81 q.
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The PITTSBURGH Bolt C oMPANY.-Tho
committee Of stockholders OF the Pitts
burgh Bolt Company, appointed to con-
suit an attorney and advise what steps
should DO taken in their interest pending
the present litigation, have retained John
II. Hampton, Esq, and after he shall have
considered the situation Of affairs, they
will report to the stockholders his recon.
mendations, On Saturday the committee
met at tho office OF the company, when
several officers were present. Tie latter
objected to the publication OF the pro.
ceedings Of the stockholders, and expressed
tho opinion that secretary other than q
reporter might have been obtained. A
s.OckhOlder remarked that they had
transacted no business other than was Of
public interest, and they were very well
satisfied. The officers were asked in re.
gard to the examination of the books,
and, we are informed, the answer was
that the stockholders had nothing to do
with the Pittsburgh Chronicle.
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BIZ TEIEaR4PH.
New York Money and stocks,

NEW YORK, August 25.-GoLD-opened
llS9G, and closed at l1Sh, at which figures
1.-THE sales Of the day were made Rates
paid for borrowing were 5, g. and per
cent per aunum and l.6ial,32 per cent per
diem, the latter the closing rate,
The Directors Of the Panama Railroad
Co. met this afternoon and authorized the
President, Mr.. Park, to enter into d new
tariff arrangement with the Pacific Mail Co.,
and also to extend the loan OF the latter
company which falls due on Saturday. The
Western Union Directors met to-day, but
only transacted routine business. The com.
mittees Of the Western Union and Pacific
& Atlantic Companies will not meet for
some days owing to the absence of several
members.
The daily increase in customs shows the
preparations Of importers for the Fall trade,
which is expected to be active in September.
GnvPpNNFpHrS ClouoI fer,
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CINCINNATI, August 25.-Cotton-tfn.
changed. 0ats-Dull aud nominal. Rye
-Fifmet; No. SIC. Pofk-Qulet at s2t 10.
Lard-Dul and nominal Bulk Meats
Shoulders SIC; sides 12jSai2Ac. lIaron-
Firm and unchanged. WhiSky-Fitm and
unchanged,
81 bOa7 co. good light and butchers 81 Goa
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ToLEDo, August 25.-Flout-Quiet and
unchanged Wheat-=Active, closed quiet
No. 8 white Wabash 81 S3 No. white
Michigan 81 90; amber 81 43i new 81 371S;
seller September 81 AK. Corn-Active and
closed dull; high mixed IKE cash, seller
August and September. Oats-Demanda &C.
tive and prices adyancedi No. new Acc;
No. 2 new 44Hci seller October 43ci rejected
a9a
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UEALED PROPOSALS.

Sealed Proposals will 10 received at the office Of
the City Clerk until Monday August 3Olh, 1876, al
o'clock ?. ~, for the construction Of Two ~ stone
arch Bridges across 18th slFGet, one on h u street
constructed In accordance with plans aud hpCcIca-
lions on Nc In the Otl,e d the City Clerk. Bids
will bG received for the construction Of said Bridges
either separately or Jointly. The right to reject
any or ali bids Is reserved, and approved security
will 10 required for the faithful pGEf Of the
contract. G, I. COWAN,
Chairman Com, on streets and Alloys
WHEELING, W. Va, Aug. IS, 1875. uuI9
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meeting, and having given but little at
tention to it, shall merely add, blessed
be he who owns a farm in that section, for
Of such is the kingdom Of heaven. While
l can only remain, very truly your old
and very humble "75.p
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NEw YoRK, August 25.-The trade move.
ment was fairly active with commission
houses, and jObbers prints active and
steady, except ArnOld's Specialties, which
were reduced 10 o.. Cotton goods In fair
demand. Bleaehed shlrtingS irregular, and
"Fruit Of the LOOM was reduced Ia 12c.
Dress goods active. Wool hannelS and
blankets moved steadily, but fancy caSsi-
neres remained quiet. Ribbons soidfreely
a.
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RAILROAD BoNDs-Were strong in the
late afternoon dealings. Union Pacific irsts
advanced to 1925 and sinking funds to
971S, with few offerings. The latter issue
to-day reached. the highest point ever made.
Erie fOarths sold Nt97, and Pacifcs Of Mis-.
souri, Grsts at 9lA. Chicago & Northwest
ern consolidated coupon gold bonds were
in demand at s7SSaS7%,
STOCKS The market opened stronger
and higher in the general list, and soon after
the opening, with the continued Jumps ia
the Panama Railroad, which brought it
from 1856 to 14?, closed dulland off from the
highest figures for the same. The rest were
steady. Panama In the course of the latest
dealings recovered from It's reaction to 14OIf
to 141j Pacific Mail from S9N to 394; Lake
Shore 6lh to 6lX; Western Union from
S4G to Sax. Erie was firm and advanced
to 10; Northwestern declined to AK for
common and B6jS for preferred. The com.
mon recovered to 4l2&a4lJS. In the final
dealings ST. Paul reCOded to 3S and prefer.
red to 81, with n final recovery OF Y on
both sides, Rock Island advanced to lOSa
l0s% at the close, Union Pacific closed at
7Sa7SA. The other changes were slight,
The transactions al the Stock Exchange to-
day aggregated 10000 shares, of which A..
900 were Erie, 1882 Lake Shore, $500
Northwestern common, 900 preferred, A..
800 Pacific Mail, 1890 81, Paul, 5000 Yves.
farm TIntnh uLl . Ql0 pnnOmu
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PITTSBURGH, August 25.-wheat-Firm;
prices unchanged; pennsylvania and Ohio
red 81 60ai 60. Cofn-Qdiet and prices I'M
changed; S0as2c on track. Petroleum
Dull and prices unchanged.
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NOTICES..
cEALED PROPOSALS

VIII 10 received at the Otice Of ROckonhausqn &
storritt, at thS Pittsburgh Coal Works one mile
below Bellalr1, until September Isl, 1875, for tho
construction Of Shaft Tor airing and outlet Of
coal mine Plans Specifications and terms can DO
procured al Haid office together with all needed In.
formation relative thereto,
aus ROCKEhsIIAUSEN & sTERRITT.
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DR.. LONCDON
of the Mind and Nervous
System, Physical Exhaustion
and Premature InteIIeC-
tual Decay.


We can contemplate no more painful and melan,
chOIy spectacle than mind Ia rains OF tho wreck
Of Nervous System. And yet Mental and Ner.
vous arrangements are yearly increasing al an
alarming rate. Broken.lOwn Constitutions, Phys
zeal Exhaustion, Nervous Weakness, Paralysis OIL
the Brain, Henera Debility, Early Decay Of Man
hood, Cases Of Suicide and Insanity, arc now NUN.
bered by thousands all over the land. No rank Of
class Is exempt from these terrible malAdles. Mar
ned and single, male md female, rich aud poor, all
caStes are included In the dark catalogue. The
young man Of proud birth, fortune and intellect,
him up to tho higher plains Of life, has fallen a
prey to the TREAT Destroyer. Tho youth Of humble
parentagG whose cheek 0ncO blOOtned and bltlshetl
with innocence and health, Whose eyes once SPAR
kled with the radiant fires Of brilliant mind,
WHOSE step Otte was manly and firm, Il now among
lis myriad Victims. UncOlnte1 Thousands perish
thus year after year, without knowing the cause d
their ruin until the golden sands Of llto have al
run out Like stars that set 10 rise no more, ~ 10
they fall into premature graves PASSING from NOR.
tai sight forever, and fade away Into eternal oh
livlon.
But Is there no physician for this large class Of
human sufferers and no Antldote for these wide
spread malalles2 We dhttref, yei. Your life may
vet ha redeemed from destruction and crowned
with many year Of health and happlneSI We
know that physicians 10 general practice, for trdAi
Of experience and tkn N lit class N ailments, have
dohC but little iof their relief aud dbjolaeiy nOih0
for heir cur.
Or. l.ongdon has devoted much Of bis professional
life 10 these forms Of Debility, and his gfeat skill
10 thclr management Il only the natural result Of
n thorough medical education and enlarged experi-
efcH. HIS treatment Of these diseases embraces
both Hygiene and Medicine, and has proven entire
" successful In hundreds Of cases that had baacd
MI Olhes systems Of meditation. II lmparls now
vgUF 10 the failing body new life 10 tho eneFvate
brain, new tclsion aud elasticity to the ", akenei
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cEALED PROPOSALS.

Sealed Proposals will 10 received al the office Of
the City Clerk until Monday, August 9Oth, 1875 At
o'clock r. NJ, Tor tho excavation and construction
Of three foot circular brick sewer on the cast ddO
to the north side Of Seventh street; said AeWCr u
bO constructed In accordance with plans and spOril-
cations on Ole IN tho office Of tho City Clerk. The
right to reject any or all bids Is rescVe and up
proved security will DO required for tho faithful
performance Of the contract
Chairman Com, on Streets and All,yR
WHEELING, W. Va, Aug IS, 1870, anl9
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Wheeling Business College.

ESTABLISHED 1850.
ofer thorough and improved eourSO Of study for
Elegant rooms, rehtted and refurnlshed separate
room Tor ladies, Sessions day and evening, lndl-
Vidual instruction given each student.
Also, Thorough course In The EngllSh branches
Call at College Office, OF address
J, NJ, FLASHER 4 CO.,
aulI Wheeling, W, Va.
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tneYAinnh.

CLEVELAND, August 0S.-wheat On.
changed. Corn ahd Oats = Unchanged.
Petroleum. Unchanged. sr
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EDUCATIONAL.
TlHE MISSES D0D6slDdE,
dAts Of wei,el Hall, win reopen their classes In
MUSIC, DRAWING AND PAINTING,

office u the Franklin Insurance Co, No. % 18th
street. and at thtlr residence, No, IS Ohio street.
hu1l
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CELECT SCHOOL.

To meet the frequent request Of dnl-Glasa tRmI-
Iea, have resolved TO open select class for boyA
French, Geography, History, Natural Philosophy,
Mathematics and Penmanshlp, alter the European
style, This class will 10 open GU the lAt Of sepeni-
Der, and pupils from 10 II years Of age may enter
the AaHe For further information please call At
once, In order TO enable nle To make the bestR
RngemenA. DIR MAYER,
aus No. 6s Twelfth street.
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Ghegnteltigeneer.
BROOKE COUNTY.
CaIuD ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Fine FarmS.-Che Changers, tEc'


Editors IntclllgeareF;
When everybody and his family are
taxing their vacation and flying in haste
rom home and heat, trying to take sur
cease Of turmoil, toll and trouble, some to
watering places, some to the mountains,
some to the valleys to camp out and hunt
and i,h,-all to take their rest from the
jaboF. Of the year and fan themselves in
the shade,-ihe farmer has the hardest
iabor Of the year upon him. 1t is make
Inv while the sun shines, and the hotter
III: sun the harder the labor, and this
season it has been
DOUBLE, DOUBLE Toll AND TROUBLE
IA Gather in something for himself and the
rr.l OF the world to live on the remainder
II wc then at the close OF the season
gather at
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Nos. 9, 1ADd ~ rub Daily to and IrUlD CinIn.
natl All other trains Daily, except sunday,
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VT lam
when ,pun ont C,l, voM ,ho, = ,o,,l,
yarn? lie hna ,ho ma yVT " 'O "ss.
tfcate for this, Iva nIs" "SW liz r SIt
Commodore vNpdorb;i, 'V ,vi," 30" ,oi.h. OH
pounds, and she,rs o. ,"nnd" wo NJ
But enouph-we ,iid M, PU S,"t So,i.to"tiOn ,
out Oithc Colonel and ,yO s Uro S"' ~ nSII
again. ' W. P''PO'' ~ '"''
lie doe, M, o,roo, j., ..,,,,.,. =,
Tie present pticcs-hc would rather in.
Nm N TfSGl,
,,. m'' MeNeever, suggested that he 20
conn,s" ~ my intended to "Cleaf this
6 r,;noy!, GuI when they got the sheep
ri Gss .o ,sn,'! started in Kansas. The
Sn"i5 i'S no svrn something Of the world but
,Oo,;on U III, iTe ms lie has faith that this
'''O. wiz grow wool and
80, BREED SHEEP For THE WORLD.
This will not pay with land a, siooa
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-06
Churches, 'T0-Isorro ".

Hanover Church. Preaching by the pastor
Rev. l.. Marks, morning and evening. Al are
cordially invited
Unitarian Church, West street near sth, y. L.
racl pastor. Hours of meeting 1Oil and 4 d
children's meeting at 2]5. Subjects At l0fl
''Supernaturallsm,' 9TH sermon); at ~,
"Clild-lifc.,
New Jeiusal m Church. Service 10i@ a. NJ.
by Rev. $. s. Seward. Subject Placing Little
Children in the Midst Matthew, 1872.
Rev. j. W. Btidge7 (pastor elect) will preach
in the lit Presbyterian Church at 10lI A. NJ
and ~ +. VI. The public are earnestly invited
Preaching at the Elm st. Baptist Church, to-
morrow, at 10j5 A. ~, and y ! z. N. Sabbath
school at z. NJ.
Second Baptist Church, corner of French and
Fourth sti eets. Preaching at l0ll A. NJ, and
I; L. NJ by the pastor, l;ey. Alex. Macarthur
All arc cordially invited
Services usual in the First Baptist church.
Preaching at 1890 "A. NJ. and $50 p. NJ. by tho
Pastor, Rev. L. NJ. Eastwood All are cordially
invited. Seats free. Sunday school meets at .
A. NJ.
Delaware Avenue Baptist church. corner Del
aware Avenue and West street Preaching ut
lOl4 A. NJ. and Y p. NJ, by Rev. Thomas A.
Gill, who will occupy tho pulpit till the coming
of the regular pastor. All are cordially invited.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-06
geaat alntifes.

(4s2 13l00l, thence from said beginning stake south
fty minutes east four hundred fec. TO stake IN tle
field, thence north eghtY-1ye degrees tnd hiiy
minutes west. two hundred and eighteen feet ana
egh-tenths OF foot to another stake IN the Held at
a point from which the said southeast cornef OF The
aforesaid brick house, bears rorth twenty.slx de-
grees and six minutes wes', thence from the laat
mentioned stake north nifty minutes west, -FOUR
hundred feet to stake by the post anu rail fence on
the souiherly side of the aforesaid lane or iafm
road from whl stake the south ast corner OF the
aforesaid brick building, bears north slxty.thfee
degree and ffty-cight minutes west and Is distant
two hundred and seventy-iwo feet and one-tenth OF
a foot thence from the last mention ed stake by the
southeriy side OF said lane or farm road souh
dred and eighteen feet and elght-tenths of Il foot
to the place of beginning Containing two acres Of
land and also the right OF way 10 the same over
the above mentioned lane or farm road, 30 the
property OF the said AuthOny Rcyhold, and within
the limits OF the said state, situated In the above
menl Toned County and Hundred snd lane or farm
road leading from The above described lot of hand
through The property Of said anthony Keyho 10 the
public road which leads from New Castle I saint
Georges.
ANA that the valid anthony RGyhUl, owner, and
all other pers, ns Int rested IN the sgl aSu,r dc
scrbcd lands and right Uf way be and appear at the
May T. rm next OF the sald superior CONT 10 Il d
fof New castle County, at New Castle, on Monday,
the seventeenth day OF May. u eighteen hundred
and seycnty-iIve, and hle their objections, Il any
they have, TO the proposed purchase
In testimony whereof have hCrelnio set my hand
and allxed the seal of the sad Surerior
H.. 81 Court, ut New tasfle, tie eleventh day OF
January, a. ID. eighteen hundred and sey-
enty-nve.
lICIIARD a. O. OPER,
jan2i 4mw PrOthonotary.