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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-20
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Local Time Table.
TRAINS LEAVE wILMIN,roN.

TRAINS LEAVE WlLhIHiTON.
For Ne.e Fork LISP A. M; ,22a, i242. $40. P.
NJ. sundays 1872, A. M.
For Philadelphia 49, 100, 10. &c., 50, 1920
A. NJ; l21T 1242, 2.Q0, 10. 546 T.20. 81. P. NJ.
sundays 81. $40. A. M. /; 4 4b. o 80, . 81, r NJ.
For baltimore -l2s2, los, 9.n5, A NJ. 1876, %,
~, Ilo, 7. M. SUNDAYS, u 90. 1h5. a. NJ.
For Wdshfngton.--l2b %, 10. 9O3, A. NJ; 1880
1.23, 71O, p. Sundays, 12t2. 80 A. NJ.
For Netc ctstie 69o, 9ao, A. NJ i.ea, CO. p. NJ.
For Delalrare r. Re- 30, A. NJ, to Crisfeld 40,
T. NJ, TO Harrington No Sunday Trains
For Wilmington Besiern r. RIO 30, A. NJ
5.35, P. NJ. No sunday Trains,
For Wilmington ,e Reoiiag R.-S45, A. NJ
3.45, a.1b, y. NJ NO sunday Trains.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON
From Nep rcrkl.aa, A. NJ; 1874. LA, Z 90 p.
NJ. Suadass, i.s3 A. NJ.
From Phfiddeiphia.-i2 AZ. "a . %. aa A. NJ.
1em, NJ l2.54, liza 4lb. 5i5 80, $50 s.iO. l1.DO
2.
Efom BaHimore-l.2s, q4T. \. M; i2iq, I2 40
5.3d . q, r. NJ. sundays l.22. A. NJ 92', p. n.
hr0nt HdshiagtOn i y A. N i2i2, ~ ~ b 49,
92l, T.. M. sundays. 1.22, .. ID; . q, r. NJ.
From Port Dep0sn.s.,0 -. NJ. No Sunday
Trains
iron, Delaspre r. r IS 50, A. NJ, from narring.
ton %, 7. N from Cri d III.
From .NeiD castte--s 80, A. NJ; 1900, NJ i05
Gi5 p. No sunday Trains.
From, Wilmington If HcstefH r. RI 81, A. NJ.
3lt, T.. n. M suntlSy rams.
from WI ni'gton Dc Red,fing R-s.20, A. NJ
100, NJ ; I So, T. NJ No sunday Trains.
TRAINS LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FOR WILMINGTON.
From Broad d. Prime Streets $ 10, S 80, 1870, A.
NJ, 1915, 80, 400. 5l5 90, 49, 80, II 30, Z.
sundays. 30, A NJ 20, $50, II 80, r. NJ.
tram 3gd and Market StTeeis,-12 ~, A. NJ: " 10
IL 10, G.t0, r. M. sundays, 1910, A. NJ.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-20
r.. r. KunkcI,s Isi1ter WINE OF IRON.

This truly valuable tonic has been so thoroughly
Tested by ell classts the community That IT il now
deemed ndi tpensahle Tonic medicine 1t costs
hut little, puTliics the blood and gives tone TO The
stomach rtnovat the syst m ard frnlODgs life.
Everybody should have it. For the cure OF weak
sionaels, genera dcbii'y, Indigestion disease Of
HE stomach, az {. + all eases requiring q tonic.
This wine includes the most agreeable and efficient
fat OF iron VIC pOsses4--Cinaeuf Magnetic oxide,
combined with the most emerge lc OF vegetable ION
ics-Ycllow feruv an Bark.
DO YOU want something 10 strengthen you?
10 Won want a good app te?
No ynu want to get rd OF ne-v0usness?
Do you want enefgy2
DO you want to sleep well?
DO you want 10 build up your dOnsttl tiOn?
DO yOl want to ie, well?
DO yon want brisk and vigorous feeling?
II Jon d uy kUNkELo BITTER WINE OF
IRON.
only ask q trial o. thls valuable tonic?
Beware 0f ruunerfe IS, rs kunkr's Bitter Wine
of Iron IL The sir and til'tt tUa rene dy in the
and Debility and as thete are II number OF mta-
lions c -red 10 me public wfuld ca mon the
Inunliy to purchase Ii ne hut the genuine article,
natutaclulcl hyF +. Bunhel, and having his
stamp on the CORK Of every bottle TIE very fact
q al n'heis are attempting 10 initiate this valuable
remedy, prove it7 wtrth and Sleass volumes in its
iayOrs Sold only in 81 bottles Sold by drugg SITS
ald dealers eVeryH here.
TAPE WORM REMOVED ALIVE
Head and all complete, IN 'wo hours. No fee Ii
mead passes Seat. Pin and Stom ach Worms remay-
ed, 10y Dr. Kunktl $50 North MIMI IT., philadelphia,
IA. send for circular For removing AL ordinary
worms, call on Your druggist and gc bolt e
Rnnkel5 Worm Syrup. Price 81.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-20
Local Rrev,tIes.

Iubell.
Hats.
Sunset at 1876. .~
Moon rise tonight at 1899.
Sunr Sc to-mo row at 20.
People eat too much sugar.
Christmas on Saturday next
Artificial cggs-where are they?
Buy your Cnristmas presents at once
DR.. Ni'l RS humorous lecture, this evening.
Friends Lyceum hOdl no meeting this evening.
1oli Market 81. for Wheeler \ Wilson sewing ma.
chimes.
Fennessey has nice lot of slippers suitable for
the nodiys.
Asylum Lodge, !. o. o. F. important meeting ,e.
morrow evening.
Christmas and sunday throw two days together
OF respite ffom WORK.
Biyard Taylor delivers the SIKH lecture OF the
Chaaning Course, to night.
No COMMERCIAL next Saturday. Fridays issue
VIII be the Saturday paper.
In spite of the cold, Market street N crchans did
good business, On SATURDAY evening.
Splenti1-Nebns fu's, just the thing for holiday
gifts to lends at 80 Market st.
The pri c OF eggs roo'ts high. and this iort OF
weather W n encourage the lazy hens.
II you want to he well dressed, Wear warwick
collar and have your boots blacked.
Fresh mixed candi and candy toys at 25 cents a
pOuni only at ID. Lemon cos Iii Market st.
The Board OF I'd cation can't see where their ex-
penses can be mncn reiuc d, unless they cut down
salaiiea
Ofa cold day Fullmer's dinners are warming and
strength enng, nnquesionably, at &c VI ukct st
(Basenent)
Ready made clothing all kind'. qualities. prices
aud styles, very low IN price ut BnxbAuns, 3rd aid
Market street.
The ladies' at heap Johns Haziar are practical
aud courteous to all visitors and you IA save so psr
| cent in AL fancy goods.
The Chief Engineer of the Water Department in
WIGS proposals for Lying water maine across Tie
Christaua and Brandywine.
Cheaper than ever are all Kin Is Of garments made
to order at Gouers' IL y. ith street. Nnw is the
nLe TO get oyerrOats cheap.
No wonder the people have confidence, wl6n the
hest physicians are prescribing Dr. Blll's Cough
| syrup in all caves Of Cough, Cold, ttc.
For the holidays smoke only Singles Il sons Par.
taga', for q1arter, or Prmeras, O for u quarter
10 lie had rniy mt tue headquarters for CHRISTMAS
segais, COO Market street.
An immense n1mbsr OF beautiful pieces of furnl.
tuIe AT the Enterprise Manufacturing Co. g store al
| 22U Market str ct, suitable Tor holiday presents
| Buy useful gifisat moderate prices.
| Parents should 60 TO Adairs 4sh II King st. and
get Their children TOY furniture as there Is nothing
that VIII please them 30 well rs walnut eXEen ,on
table, secretary sideboagd, dressing case, settee
chairs, &c.
Christmas trees, everRreens for decorating hang
ing baskets, alt knda, nlled untitled. lyacinths
either forced In glasses pots, and winter bio oin
| ing plants for holiday presents. Floral d signs
special y. Tstnall Co., florists.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-20

cEIrnRArIos OF Irs TWENTIETH ANsTrnsARY
YfsrERDAY-pREsEsTATTos OF PRIzgs-REeid-
NATION OF surERIsrESDENT TAYLOR.
The twentieth anniversary of the Sabbath
School of the Central Presbyterian church was
ld,yesterday afternoon, in the audience room.
All tho seats were taken by all interested audi
enco. The decorations were few and simple,
consisting only OF three wreaths of eyergreens,
hung upon the wall in the pulpit recess from
which depended festoone OF the same material,
connecting the year of the organization of the
schools, 1856, with tue present, 1875.
An interesting feature of the anniversary was
the building Of monumental Z. .Ebenezer,n in
recognition OF tho fact that the Lord had helped
the school, for, as the Superintendent after
wards announced. during the past year twenty
five sabbath school children had been convert
ed making one hundred and forty-ore conver-
sions since the establishment of the school.
This monument suggested the basis of some
very plea ant remarks by Rev. Mr.. Duval. the
'orator OF the occasion, who enioined some
wholesome counsel upon tile children.
The exercises We're mainly musical, and the
several hymns were very well sung by the chill
dren. DR.. i. T. Bush made the opening prayer.
several premiums were awarded, Rev. Mr.. Du.
Val, of the First church. presenting them with
appropriate remarks. The premiums were CIV
en- as follows To Laura Hazel, Mary J. Smith,
James l.. Hunter, Lewis II. Moore, William W.
Ward, George II. Black and Frank NJ. Black, a
Bible for committing to memory the Catechism
| to Miss Martha Balance, the Social Hymn and
Tune Book for committing the gospel OF Mark
aud to Miss Emily Hammer, an Illustrated
| Bible Dictionary for committing the gospel OF
| John to Elsie Heebner. Annie ]. Remington,
Mary L. Pyle. Maggie A. Jones, A. Nowlit
| Wright and J, Danforth Buah u Testament fol
committing Watts Catechism.
Superintendent Taylor had no special report
| TO make. There had been but one death during
the year, little orphan child.
| He announced his determination to withdraw
| from the Superntendency OF the school, beliey
ing such a course best for his own interests ant
| the interests OF the school. He did this how
ever not because of any lack of interest in the
work. or becanee he felt that he had less OF tht
sympathy OF the teachers. He had been will
| the school since its commencement. and but on,
other teacher yet remains of these who first se
ont upon this wotk-Chas. Stewart
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-20
Ffoni The Missouri Repubiican (St. Lsuis
A KemnrKnbIe Professional succs,

Among tho notable professona, men of this
country whu.haye achieved extraordinary success is
Dr r. V, Pierce, OF Buffalo N Y. Tne prominence
which he attained has been reached through
strictly legitimate MEANS and, so far, therefore, he
deserves the enyiabe reputation whicl he enjoys.
THIS iarxe M ASSURE OF success is tine resu OF u
thorough ana careful preparation for his calling,
anu extensive reading dn ing Il long and unusually
arxe practice, which have enabled him 10 gain hQl
commendatlon, even from his professional brethren.
nevoihg his attention to certain specialities of the
science he has so caref lily Investigated he las
been rev ar3ed ~ remarkable degree. In these
speclalities, he has become recognized leader
Not few OF the remedies prescribed by him have,
II Ia said, been adopted and prescribed BY physician
In Their private practice. His pamphlets and lager
works have been receive as useful contributions IL
medical knowledge. He has recently added another
and perhaps more important WORK, because OF more
general apple ,tion, to the list Of his published
wrlings. lhis book, entitled ~ The Peoples Com
mon Sense Medical ADVISER ia designed to enter
ln'o gene al clrcllation. DR. Pierce mas received
acl acknowledgements and honors from many SOURCES
and especially scientific degrees from two OF the
iirRt medical institutions In the land
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-20
2tnpnsals.
DROPOe AIS.
WATER DEPARTMENT,
Grief EkGINEER'S UFFICR,
No. 1uDO Market q rpDt
~. luuu blhihel rect.
VII NrNf!upN nEI nf. 1Ttb TO-

y
WILMINGTON, rEI., Dee. 18th, 1875,
Proposals Tor LAYING water pipe under the bed OF
the Ctrstiana and Brandywlne Creeks at Whining
ton, Delaware, will be received ut the Water De-
1870, at o O'Clock. p. ln for laying cast on wafer
ppes, twenty (20) nches internal diameter, weigh
ing TWO hundred and twenty pounds per lineal foot
OF good strong iron under the beds of and acros The
Oh -isiana and Brandywine Creeks, (navigabe
strealnS). Across the Chrsttana at u point east of
and near Third street bridge; across the Brandy
wine at a point north of and near Eleventh street
bridge, both points to he designated by the Chief
Engineer. The pipes must be laid with sufficient
number of wa er tight flex.ble joints to avoid any
undue strain upon the pipes. The juiut to be an
proved By the Chief Engineer and Water Commit
tee; each pipe TO have TWO lugS cast the Joint
OF sufficient rength to admit of the shrinkage of
two wrought iron links TO secure the jo'nts The
top OF pipes when laid must he at least two feet be-
low the present reds OF creeks, except at channel
where 1t VIII he required to he SIX feet below the
beds OF creeks and covered with The material taken
from trench 10 conform with present beds Of creeks
The pipes to he laid ut such points at shore as may
be designated by Chief E gineer. 4 he pipes VIII
laid tn he bjhcted to a HydrOsatic pressure of
three hundred (tu) pounds per siua.e inch and Wa
ter tight uuder that pressure.
The stfnce across the Christana is about three
nundreu ami acventYlye (3IJt feet and the distance
across the Brandywne three hundred and ufty tJ5 y
feet. The tractor will be required TO furnish Mi
the material, lab lr, toos implements and machine
ry necessary TO CONF lete the work of laying said
pipes
Prodles of the beds of creeks will he furnished by
the Chief BnglL eer The contractor will state price
per lineal foot, said work to commence or before
tile lst day of May lsi6,and 10 he completed
by the 18Th day OF July following Satisfactory Sc
curlty will he tqured for the faithful performance
OF contract.
The right to reject any all bids win he reserved
For further information Apply AT 1000 Market ST.,
Wilmington, Del. ALLEN RUTH
declSto3O Chief Engineer
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-20

flOMPOSITION ROOFING In ALL ITS
branches, old shingle, tin, slate, and leaky
composition roofs MATE water tight, by coating
with plastic slate. Work promptly done at prices
to suit the times.
ROBERT ATK IESUN
423 Market Street
Metal roofs painted with best OF oil paint at cent
per foot and ess according to size.
noy25 -1mo of
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The ..itianta.td.J

Z S the diamond Is the royal member OF the family
Of gass, so the "Dlainond SpectRces," every par
having the diamond trademark, have established
themselves as the most valuable OF all invent ons to
aid falling or impaired sight.
For sale In Wilmington by b. s. CLARK,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-20
sv- Nsrvous Dee.Aty.-A depressed, lrrltAU!e stat,

sv- Nervous Debility.--A depressed, rrtaDle state
OF mind weak, nervous, exhausted feeling no
energy or animation confused head, weak mem
ory. The consequence Of excesses, or mental over
work. This NeruU,s iebiifty tnds sovereign cure
In Hufnphreys HOnapdthic Speeifc, No. rs. II
Tones up the system, dspes the mental gloom and
despDndepcy, and rejnvenates the entire system. 1t
N perfectly harmless ami ulways efficient. Price
81 FOR package Of I've boxes and large ~ vial OF
powder, which is important in Old serious cases
nr 81 per single box. sold by all druggists, or sent
by mail on receipt OF price. Address Humphreys
speGic homeopathic Medicine Co.. No. 562 I.road-
way, N. Y. feh2ad&w
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-20

fs-Atthis season ofth gcdr, when so many peo-
= yers Cherry Pett0ial sure cure not only for
coughs AMI colds, hut Ill affections of the lungs nd
irna. Having used ii in family for many years,
we can speak from personal knowledge of lis etl-
cheney. There may be other remedies that Rre
good, hut in all our experience This has roved to
he by far the hest Its qualities are uniform and
who ly reliable. 1t is plea aat 10 take, and should
he Kept at command, hy every family as prOtec-
lion against class of complaints fteh seem harm
less IN The beeiniitg hut become alciing and dan
gHrLus If neglected --Neig Haren EoJtster.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-20

NOrlLE-iHE MEMBERS Oc' ASl-
In LUM L. dge 10 70, / o. q. f., are earnestly
requested to be present At our regular stated meet
ing on Tuf stlay evening. Dec u 1873 at ~ O'CLOCK,
IN order That we may have your counsel aud aid in
the adoption OF the REVISED y-I.aws wnlch Will he
brought before the Lodge. by order of the Lodge.
decis,2t JNO. w. HtLYAhD, Il. s.
N0TICE.-PARTIES WHO INTEND
~ to huy a irst-class Wheeler n Wilson Sc y ing
machine Will ud II to their advantage to call on
Ramo, Wheeler Wscn agent, No. GIG West sth
street. lining on, Del. deci4,i3t
ATllINE Tn NArER ENTEIll =
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-20
Hotifts.
.rIJMINGTONAND READING

w l. NJ N q Il O N AND READING
w RAILROAD COMP NY.--Ho,ders OF First
Mortgage bonds, of the Wilmington and Rea,llng
Railroad Co, desiring to mite IN the plan for the
prot ttlon OF their interesta adopted b. the ReDr-
al meet ng OF bOnd-h)lders, held December AIN,
1873 can do SO by calling Mt THE FIDBIlTY IN
suRAN NCE TRUSr AND SAFE DEPOSIT Co, 32g
Chestnut street, ehai lphia and complying win
The terms OF the agreement. Any Information
can b, obtained from Lewis VAIN Smith Fsu
Counsel fof ths Committee, No 1UI walnut ST.
lhla. MATTHEW BAIRD,
Chn,m.n of Bond-lIolders Committee.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-20
societies.
nKr1rNes rnIs EYrNlNo

Delaware Lodge, No. l, |. o. o. r., at Odd
Fellows HALL Sd and King street.
Herman Lodge, No, 20, l. o. o. f., at Odd
Fellows Hall, Sd and King street.
Wilmington and Brandywine Council No. 3,
o. U. A. NJ, at Hall Sixth and Market.
Wilmington Council, No. s. Jr. o. U. A. NJ, at
Hall jll Market street,
Enterprise Circle, b. U. c. A., at Hall sol Mar
ket street.
Washington Lodge, No. /, X. OF p, at knights
OF Pythias Hall, 21l Market street.
Washington Lodge, No. 3, A. o. of G. T., at
McClarya Building.
Star Of bethlehem Division, No. 7, S. OF T.,
Ninth and French street.
Wawaset Lodge, No. 1s, I. 0 OF G. r, at room
18th aud Scott streets.
Minqna Tribe, No. 8, l. o. Il. NJ, at Red Men'4
Hall, AS Market street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-20

The HARMON Tho continuton Of tile cold
spell had closed the liarbor completely, this
morning, there being about four inches of ice
upon the water. Navigation was entirely su4-
pended, and at noon there had been no arrivals
or departures. between . and 10 o'clock the
tug Malf0rl began to break mp tho ice, and af-
terwaud opened channel to tho Delaware
whict. is still open but full of floating ice The
New York steamers of tho Electric Line have al
ready gone into winter quarters, and tile boats
GENERALLY are making their last trips. The Phil
Ylelphia freight lines will, however, run us
long as they can get through the ice.
In anticipation OF the closing of the harbor,
the L. $. steamer i'orhatm. was, on Saturday,
removed from tho Christiana to New Castle,
pairs The steamers are also coming in for win
teI-quarters. The Sarah n. Tdggdit and the
i07Y arrived on Saturday the former going up
to the II. Il I'll. wharves, and the latter ttppmng
at puacy Jones & Co.'S.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-20
ToTI0E TO WATER RENTERS
OrrlcE cry WATER DErARrNKNr

WILMINUTON, TIkI.., EtVi VII $50
he bills for 1876 are now realty, and uaya1le at
the Registrars 0ilGe, 1000 Market street. the law
requires that all bllls paid on or before January
3lst, 1876, the face Of the bin, those paid ,iur ny
the month Of February, live per cent. additional
those paid duIirg tue month of March, ten per
cent. additional, and any amount remaining IN
paid after April lsl. lS7G, the Peps trnr is required
10 have the fefrales Withdrawn and suit instilu eel
for the recovery of the amout dne.anl the water viii
rot again he let into susl premises. un II such
arrears with assessments aud f2. tor drawing Fer
rules are paid
ohine hours o, a. M, TO H. = NJ.
dCc1o-tf EDW. MCINIIRE,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-20

New CARs.--The z. W. IL b. X. Il. Company
tllis morning turned out from their car. shops
two new first class passenger coaches. They
are painted with yellow ground after the usual
style OF all their passenger cars, and the interiors
are handsomely finished Owing to reductions
in the price Of material, and strict economy they
have been built for about $1,000 Car cheaper
than ever before built Of the same class. The
springs were made by the Diamond State Spring
ComDany
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-20

ASSAULT AID BArrERY-George Mcdonald
was charged before Esquire Brady, on Saturday,
by his sister-in-law, Martha Mcdonald, with
committing an unprovoked assault and battery
on her, by knocking her down with pitcher and
otherwise maltreating her. He was held in
1900 bail for hls appearance at Court
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-20

EH-T1os. r. dc N0rndiidie has tDithdrdlcn from
everything outside Of his china and glass business,
at 3G2 Market street He will In the future, give
his personal attention TO that alone, and hopes, bv
prompt attention to business a carefully selected
stock AMI reasonable prices, tn merit and receive
The patronage Of his fr.ends and his old customers
Ylilnianl. .lG
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-20
1ru Q5nods, GrinlMinas, &c.
UNllE STEAM TUG
col. S. l.. BROWN"
UNITED STATES or AMERICA,

a COL. y. L. BROWN
UNITED STATES or AMERICA, / &C
DISTRICT OF DELAWARE, fs'
where's, lib'l hath been filed in the District
Court OF the United States o. America, Tor the Dis
trct Of Delaware, on the nth day Of December, in
the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and scyent i've, by William c. spruauce, Asq /,
Proctor in behalf nf Robert Hare Powell II 20
against the steam tug foi. s. j. BrOiva, her tackle,
apparel AMI furniture la a cause Of contract,
montlon of the Court, that all persons Interested in
the sall vessel, her Tackle, apparel, and furniture,
may be c1ei To answer the premises and ali due
proceedings being had lhatthe same may he decrecd
to he Sold and the proceeds thereof be distributed
according 10 law Therefore, IN pursuance OF said
mention under tie seal Of said Court TO directed
and delivered do merely give notice generally unto
all persons having or pretending to have any tight
title or interest therein, 10 appear before the arore-
said Court, at the city OF MilmiDgton, on Friday,
the 3is day OF December, A. 1875. at ten oc'ock'
in the forenoon, tlen and there To answe er said libel
and to make their allegations In that behalf.
JOHN NJ. DUNN
u. s. Marshal, list OF Delaware
WI't1AM G. sPRuANoE, EsQ. Proctor. dec2p 3t
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-20
Aurtion gSalrs.
A SSlGNEE'S SALE OF a
VALUABLE DAIRY FARM.
VIII he sold al Public Sale on
FIFTH-DAY, Thursday, December
3Oth, 1875.

FffTH-DAY, Thursday, December
3Oth, 1875.
The follow ing degcribci Real Estate, of irtni . 9A
Martin AM wife, tuatcd IN Kennett township, 81
Chester county, Pa, Two miles south OF Kennel
SlIare, AMI tha same distance from the Phllajel-
,. hs haiIimote n Central kaiiroad, bonnIal by
Phillips, and others, containing one Hundred ahl
FIFTY live acrcs more or less The Improvement
consist OF large two.stoty stone house, Wi h nine
rooms and Il basement, dining room and III CHI II, an
excellent vault suitable for large dairy, ana Il
neyer-i falling spring supplies the house and barn
win water. large stone barn, 81 by 20 feet VAN
dormer AMI corn crib back and he'd front ~ by 81
leet also shed III s In the est and kteDdng across
the yard Yard walled u with stablng sulliclcn
for 50 or 40 mead Of stock ON east end OF barn
car-lolse and work shop, with other out bulll
III =. The pubic roid leati.n ng south from kcnnet
square rune through the farm; also the east branch
OF the RI Clay eek. upon which there IL a good
water powcf IL Is dlyi,i'd into convenient enclo
sures with water In each, and under good fence.
good apple orchard in prime bearug, and other
flut trees frOm ten 10 twelve acres OF young
thriving timber, and about twenty acres OF good
meadow I'M, land IL OF first quality and u der
good cultivation. There is also upon the property
the appearances OF bed OF rlch iron ore which mas
been frequently turned IN by the pow one ui
the high points Of the land. and which, when amt
lyHed, was fonnd TO contain ninety per cent. of cA
oi cap IL, as II must be sold. Persons desiring
10 view ihs premises wnl call upon lrelic; Martin,
residing thertupOn.
PERSONAL prnpfrly 10 Wit: Eighteen tons OF excel
liant Hay, "A lot OF straw, fourteen Acres OF Mical
~ ~ tlic gfolhd, fottto ny the bnslle co., ttr,
sale to commence AT o'clock, L. NJ Condltlols
at sale. ISAAC MENDENuAL : t.. Assignee. "
j. u. Robinson, Auc
1S-The undersigned also holds Mt irivnte gale,
SMALL FARM of abont NINETY. THREE ACRES,
stiuatel In Pennsburg township, hes er county ,
PA within nye miles OF West Chester, and neai
the Junction OF the Wilmington Reading with
the fhila1ephin Baltimore Central RAILROAD, AMI
~ Well aiipttd Tor inlrY Farm being well water
81 and fenced. OF good quality aud beautifully hil-
uaiei. Terms easy Any person wishing further
! OlnnSn address.
dec20 Ct ISAA MENDENHA1I,
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