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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-21
THE COLOR LINE In OHIO.

or What Sc Is the Civil Rights Act
When SambO is Not Allowed TO Work.
COLUMBUS, O., March 20.-Adjutant
General Amos returned from StTaitsville
tonight and reports all quiet. InfoIma-
tiOn comes here from a reliable source that
this quiet will remain, unless the owners
Of the Troy mines seek TO place the cOlOred
miners again at work. If this attempt is
made it is nearly certain that the present
weeks outbreak will be repeated. The
white miners are said to declare that they
are determined to drive the cOlOred miners
from that field, and keep them out.
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Crew Win an EasY victory.


The annual boat race between the crews
Of Oxford and Cambridge Universities,
took place over the usual course on the
Thames this afternoon, and resulted in an
easy victory for the Oxford crew. The
weather was favorable for the race, though
rather cold. Betting during the morning
was three to one on Oxfcrd. The banks Of
the Thames were as on former occasions,
lined with 4 mass of people. All morning
the avenues leading To the river were
choked with vehicles and pedestrians, and
a. noon London presented a destitute ap-
pearance.
The spectators of the race were uDprece-
dentedly numerous, and included many
persons of rank and distinction. The
Cambridge boat took the lead at the start,
but the Oxford soon overlook and passed
the Cambridge, and won the race easily by
ten lengths.
When the boat took water the Cam
BRIDE crew rOwed a quicker stroke than
their opponents, and lsd them TO Crab
Tree, one mile and tYo furlOngs from the
starting point. Here the Oxford made a
squirt and drew up level with the cOntabs,
and at Hammersmith bridge, four furlOngs
further on, was a length ahead. At Barn
Terrace, five furlOngs from the stake boat,
the dark blues were six lengths ahead.
From this point the distance between the
two boats rapidly Widensd, and the Oxford
came in winner by ten lengths, amid the
deafening shouts of the friends Of the crew.
The Cambridge boat was badly steered
throughout the race.
Death Of John Mitchell.
John Mitchell is dead.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-21

GOLD opened in New York vest rday
at ll6 and closed ct 1l5E.
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Rev. ROBERT COLLYER says men have
always sworn and always will swear, ami
he thinks some one should invent a na-
tiOnal oath.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-21
FIsE INsUsAKcE.

CAPITAL, 100000
TWENTY PER CENT PAID Up
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FaIIure Of a LIE Insuranee company


ELIZABETH, Y. j.. March 20.-The
Equitable Life Insurance Company Of this
city, of which Augustus F. Ball, deceased,
was President, has failed. There is no
money in the concern for the creditors.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-21

Wv. BERRY, Prss't. WI. 4.WEBB, Sea-
A.G. ADAMS, Vice President.
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FOREIGN.
Death of John Mitchell.
The University Boat Race.
Surveillance of the Press in Spain
GREAT BRITAIN.
The RevIgaIIsts discontinue the
Ticket Of Admission System.

Ticket OF Admission System.
LONDON, March 20.-Aoody and Sanky,
the reVivalists, have discontinued the ticket
system of admission to Agricultural Hall,
because persons receiving tickets frequent
ly sold them.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-21
BY LAND AND WATER.
Another Readable Chapter Of the
Transportation Controversy.

MAI. Rhea Comes Back at General
Freight Agent AndersOn-Ths Charge
OF Discrimination ReaRfrmed.
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sFsl RlIt,s sAa-I

DY virtue Of writ OF Leyarl Fsc,..
~ directed, will be exposed 70 Puh1t, 70 ni
at the uolc Sale
DELAWARE HOUSE No 5l3 MARKp, -,
kept by Geo. " ortlip, in the Civ 80 ,El Si
mingtop. New Castle County, DelawSr"o VII
THURSDAY.
THE 18th DAY OF july .Aples
Az o'clock. p. NJ.
The following described real estate vi,
AT that certain lot, piece or parcel =, =.
and dwelling thereon erected, situate " L. and
said city OF Wilmington, bounded and I'D us w
scribed as follows. to wit: a''u de-
beginning at point on the easterlv sid.
MARYLAND Avenue (foImerly tho Wiy,oI"lea GI"lea
and Christiana Tm npike Road mt thn a,.sloa d,u,sloa
OF fifteen feet from the easterly side ns Iee ave
Avenue, at a corner Of a lot sold to W,iD1iln
Rowe thence southerly parallel with "I,aa nall
Avenue sixty-eight feet to tho side Of yanIa ynata
street. thence along tho same easterly a
teen feet to corner, thence northerlv ,. sh
lei with Bird Avenue sixty eight fect' - paar
Aforesaid side OF Maryland Ayenne" " '0e
thence along tho Same westerly kixtaen ta aia
to tho place OF beginning, be the con,oss aee'
thereof what they may. together with MI a.a
singular the buildings and improvement sau
every Kind Whatsoever, ways, water courss'
rights, liberties, privileges, improvement,
nereditaments ana appurtenances WHAT
ever thereunto belonging or In anyv,.ss% .asc
pertaining, &o. AF
Seized and taken in execution "A tb.n,.
perty OF Michael Dunn and Ellen A. Im"S ~"
his wife, and {. rs, and to be sold by D4
WIN ii. AMBoUN, sboris
Sherif's Office. New Castle, 0"O''H'
June "a. A. D.. 1878. jeos.9tsv.
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PUBLIC SALES
PUBLIC SALES
II TRUSTEE'S SALE
very Valuable Real Est tG,

ny virtue OF an order OF tho Chancellor {;
tne STATE OF delaware, there v III be exposed
TO sale at public auction.
on SAlC RDAf, the 18th day Of July. A. D.
is'o' AT clock. p. m., on the re niles
10 se SOLD In The city OF Wilmington and State
oI delaware, the following described land,
anu tenements, to wi. All that certa n farm
OF tract OF land formerly situate in Chrlstiara
hunureu out now wIthin the limits of the
CITY OF wilmington anu State of Delaware
bounced on tne southeast by lad former,
.! nance Sau, on the northeast by The line
ol Tnat was formerly Gilpin's paper mill road
northwest by land now, or lato Of 4 ahrlhsna
rot1' ana on sue southwest by the kenueti
ioau, containing twenty acres OF land. be the
same more or less ~
Inc above described tract OF land conpose,
VIA. Is known In Wilmington rs the Nafl
Anu NeWman tract" and comprises tho mos,
cesiraole lots for building purposes vet 70.
ma ming In the city. IL includes parts Of II
Sd sSGapes OF ground lying between Delaware
Scott streets AZ N0' "1
sale. o'''' anu ~ '''
lhis land will be sold In large lots or block,
vestors. "
TERMS OF .ALE-rwen,y per cent. of
me purchase money to bc paid to the Trustee
sn ~nsn tne properly IS struck OF, the
,innaI ot one-half. or thirty per cent add
iona, 70 De paid to the Trustee on or before
Saturday, the 2sth day ot August, A. D., AS,
ss anu tne oatance or one.half NAY remain al
.ue opHon otthe purchaser upon a credit OF
~. 49, yssts. 70 De secured as the chancellor
ly1'ts. Trustee
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The CtiU hiecti0n.

The City Election takes place on the
tirst Tuesday in September. The off.
GERS 10 be chosen are Mayor, President
oflhe City Council and City Treasurer
The wards win also elect members 10
the City Council 1t is, therefore,
time the people were looking up com
petent and proper men to I'll! these i'm
portant positions.
We earnestly call upon our Demo
cratic citizens of the several wards TO
be careful TO chose for Council com
petent men OF good moral and substan,
tlal character. No habitual drunkard
or man of notoriously bad charactel
should be allowed TO go on the ticket.
If such an one is put on the ticket you
may rest assured that it Is done in The
interest Of our opponents, in order
that they may use and mould him to
their purpose. If the Democrats nom
tnate good and competent men, they
will undoubtedly elect majority of
the City Council; as the people de-
sire economy and are heartily sick st
the quarrelllng and lighting of both
the rival Republican Rings. They are
both extravagaNt and wasteful; and
neither deserve the surpor. of the peo-
pie. vii.
We have only to assure our citizens
that our men are qualified for the duty
that will devolvo upon them to per
form and that they will manage the city
affairs on an economical scale, 10 guar
nntee success in At least six wards.
With six members holding over, this
would give us twelve out Of twenty,
which Is majority of three, even ii
We should fail in clec!ing the Presi.
dent. But We should not fab in this.
With man of character and standing
Tor President, one who is known 10 be
In favor of outstanding the means OF
taxpayers, and urging forward the
necessary affairs Of the city with en-
ergy and yet on the best and most eco
nomical system, We should undoUh;cd
ly be successful. There is, evidcn,ly,
q disposition en- the part oI our people
TO place the city in the hands u The
Democrats, and if We only nominate
men In whom the people can rcYosc
confidence We shall elect the Mayor
and our whole city ticket.
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tanning.

\ BtrrER REroRT.-The New York
Htrd!! has recently published a series
Of letters from one Of its staff CORES.
pondcDlS, Mr., Charles Nordhof, touch.
in- the OXccsscs and miSrule Of the
Radica, party in number of the South.
ern States where he had been travel.
ing. This exposure exercised bad
effect ON the loyal nerves Of the Wash
ingtou Nat!0ga. Rcyg5litdN, and it
proccedcdto characterize MIR. Nordhoff
as Dutch jew" In reply, Mr.. n.
has written an open letter 10 the Hon.
J. NJ Edmunds, chairman of the Ma.
tional Republican Committee, in which
he says he is neithar Dutch nor Jew,
bat q German, and proud of his na.
tionality, but if lie were jew he
would not lie ASHAMED of 1t, for the
Jews in this country, are an intcli-
gent, industrious and peaceable body
of ciliZeus,' Then Mr.. NordhuI
adds,
You oU-htio muZz'e your dog. the
Nations, Republican,. j recent and
notorious overdose Of government nap
has given him m Indigestion. and he
j. swapping a:thc heels fyour friends.
II you let Him - On he Will presently
do the party damage. Tho Republican
party should haze respectable organ
in Washington But il you cannot
get iii Of tic Washington Aa:.a.a!
Rsg..!..-In You ou-htatieaSt;J - change
its name. Ycu might cal, il the Nd.
t.9-l! HE: l rlake You the sucges.
tiou as sincere AID oaraos: Reruol..
can
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It now appears that Doctor Pretty
man is not to be removed. L seems
SAat the President was not very auNi-
Gus to have the matter hastily done
and has had the appointment Of Major
Lofand deferred. This Is pretty
good thing for the Milford Ntts. Is
Wilmington editor holds the chief Of
Zee, as Collector OF Internal Revenue,
while Doctor Davidson, its home cll-
tor, holds a minor one. yie!Giug him
aboutsl ,sooa year As Major Leland
has no organ of his own lie IS at some
what Of q disadvantage in the contest.
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Hdrpers Magdsi,te for -k0gast,
I2SE

HaIper's Magazine for August is d
brilliant number. The last contribution,
in the number Mr.. l.ongfellow's poem
is by no means the least important.
Ihls poem, occupying five pages Of thu
Magazine, where it i, Published by ar
rangement with the author, was read Ull
the occasion of the fi.tieth anniversary
Of the graduation OF tho class Of 1925 III
Bowdoin College. Among the membe
OF thst class, besides Mr.. Longfellow,
wore the Rev. George i. Cheever, Ma
thanlel hawthorne, john s. c. Abbott,
Congressman Jonathan Cilley, and J. vi
Bradbury, ex-senator from Maine. Thd
poem is the best Of the recent produce
| tons of MIR. Longfellow, and tor digni y
and tendernC SIS OF feeling is not surpass, 4,
by anything he has ever written. Simp-
ly rs an example Of Publishing enter
Prise, the Issue of this poam immediate ly
after ITS feadiug Is Il memorable feature.
Tine number opens with an exquisite
poem 10y Joaquin Miller, Sunrise IN We
nice" beautifully illustrated.
Joseph Cooks lon; poem. "rieon ier-
oSi and MonIcalm,' with seven superb
Illustrations, concentrating the force
conflicts between the French and Eng
lisa, NJ Lake George aud Qle bee, for the
mastery OF this continent, Is a truthful
rs well rs a spirited and beautiful nan.
rative CT thts grand AMI decisive events
OF eeriy American history.
Celia Thdxter and Mrs. s. NJ. i Pat
con tribute loeus 10 this number. Nj. s
Tax ter's poem, "Su6missil n is called
forth by the recent wreck ot the Sch iller.
\ profusely illustrated paper, hy VIM
II. a6clug, gives an interesting history
Of the growth OF that peculiar American
enterprise, tho Express business.
Nlulam Z. Manning, an oIhcer Of the
Gci,ed States army, Contii yutes an in
,erestilg i.lIs str lted papor en- the An.
c.cnt P1eolos O: New Mexico aud Arizo-
Ga." His description OF the dwellings,
domestic economy, aAjreljs.ous customs
of the ZIni Indians is novel and enter
tanning.
Iue First Century" paper. this
month, Is comprehensive review, by
Francis \. Walker, e the Growth and
Distribution OF cur Population, llustra-
led with maps. \ volume of intorma-
tion is condensed into this article.
Julian HawtAorne's sclial story,
Gath develops in interest with every
succossh e chapter. This novel will, place
its author first among American story
writers.
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IuE CoA- .ArE-PEoGRANNE g
Ie= A>.o -,aTEo COMPANIES -rne
P-i.a3e Gh!s Ls-;,,,:- says TIA: .Aca.e.
pa-4'iJus =. -..ci-- c-s, s-e steadily
progressing al ,er3Gs tls aciAraclto
regions. 4ac ma i the Lehl-h cca,
rcgi5n are g4aeca. y ta.liuS il TO
=, and il = very si5.. time 81. the
wii2s waicl il i intended to work
W!.tJe = operation. Consumers, how.
ever, arc ~. - Lays aly benefit from
..s increased s-s.ly, .4c Ledgsr say.
!4e several comp taies have aanoua.
&C. the'. prices @: CA. i5- the mouth,
@1i i: : We. uaicr,t1.I thar tnes.
w.. he advanced I7a,4'y Is tle season
S.Y-acJs .-lI ,Ge 1l2.Ae. warrants, ,ue
Intention hoi2g u pursue the sane
policy II th!s regard ~ las, year a.l
tne year ue.o-e TAcre *, therefore.
no . .YI1.a-a tn-esG.I from holding Of
,-;r7> ~ eJIl tlc domestic uses. The
ls"esi price 81 sat syas7a now, and
each >Gc'eediag month will see il sd.
vauceI. !; i tne purpose OF the com
paGiss to,eastheu the CO.. season. max.
Ing the prices loweStiu The drst months
OF business, ~ a. ;-luceultu. 10 pur.
ohasers 70 send IN ;lei. orders
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SHEREFF's SArE

Df. virtue OF writ OF Lcvari Facias to me
at the
DELAWARE HOUSE, 5i3 MARKET ST..
kept by Geo. w. ortlip. in the city of vii.
mlngton, New Castle county, Del. on
THURSDAY,
THE l5TH DAY OF JULY, 1875,
at O'Clock, P. NJ.
The following described real estate. viz:
All that certain lot or piece OF land, situated
IN the said city OF Wilmington, bounded and
described as follows, to wit;
beginning ON the southerly side OF Fourth
street between Walnut and Poplar streets, on
tho northeasterly corner OF the easterly gable
wall OF Countiss house, thence cas- erly
along said side of Fourth street thirty-scyen
feet to a corner of land OF Weyl being at the
distance OF sixty-1ve feet six inches from the
westerly side OF Poplar street, thence south
erly along line of said Weyls and others,
ninety-fotr feet to stake at the distance OF
seEoHty-three feet and ten inches from the
westerly side OF Poplar street, measured at
right angles thereto, thence westerly paral-
lei with Fourth street thirty feet and ten
inches TO line Of land OF Counties, and
thence thereby northerly parallel with Iop-
lar street ninety'three toet TO the place OF be-
ginning, be the contents thereof what they
may. Book V. vol. 7, page 2ll, &c.
seized ami taken IN execution us the pro-
perty OF John Christian Mayer and Magda.
lena Mayer. his wife and l., and TO be sold
by
WILLIAM H. LAMDsoN, sheriff.
Sheril's Once. New astls
June 81, ~. D., ISIS, teoa,2tavt.
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insanity OF Robert paie own.

There seems to be no doab. ;Aat tl.g
report OF Robert Dale Owens ils4ri-
~ Is true. lie was taken to his old
home a; New Harmony. lr... ~. +. ;.
day last, whore lac IS now III l..ar.-, -.
his son. y ca-reSp.4acc; 81 NJ
Rochester Es2rtss. Wrilin. I,.1inDl,s.
vile, where Sir. Owen a..s t,,u say.
Ing for some time, says: "Du-.ry t.F
past week his eecenislciirs ,rcr1a>. /,
TO such sn alarming extent. that j. be.
came painfully evident 70 those wle
knew him that the great mind II ROB.
ert Dale Owen had les, its reason.
His wild, excited actions On FIlsp
last at the gtoUuis OF lie D.a.y..r
Driving Ass soCiGtiOn. were clearly
those OF an insane person. E.iv.l..
furiously among crowd u carlia-vs,
aceostins strangers, and ses.i,u.atln.
violently, be MAS sOugce If annoy.
snee Ia his friends aci vi surprise -
strangers. His son was teltsrauuei
Tor immediately. He reached n-ra
SUNDAY night, and on Iae>..4Y mora.
Ing started for his hone IN I.clan.
with NJ. OseG.
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Sll. RIFFS SAL.

PY virtue OF writ OF venditioni p,.
~ ponas to me directed. will be exposoiis
public sale, al the
DELAWARE HOUSE. No.il3 MARKETS.
kept BY George W. Ortllp, In the CITY Of VII
mlngton, New Castle county, Del, on
THURSDAY,
THE 18TH DAY OF JULY. ls-5
At . O'Clock. p. NJ,
The following described real estate VIZ.
All that lot or parcel Of land situate IN the
city Of Wilming gton, New Castle count anu sud
state OF Delaware, bounded and described a.
follows, to wit: Us
beginning ut point in the westerly sids
OF Chamberlinc street, IA street thirty feet
VIDE and running parallel with Jefferson
street and distant therefrom one hundred and
thirty feet and forty-five feet from the north.
eriy side OF Thirteenth street, thence north.
erly by said sile OF Chamberlinc street
twenty-five feet to a corner, thence westerly
parallel with Thirteenth street sixty feet 10
corner thence southerly parallel with JET.
ierson street twenty-five feet to a corner
thence easteriy. parallel with Thirteenth
street sixty feet to the place OF beginning, be
tue contents what they may.
Seized and taken into execution a. the PRO.
perry OF Erb' Pierce, deceased. (James Bart,
Iey sdminltrat0r OF Ersy Pierce, deceased
an and to be old SM. y II. LAMpsoS, Sheriff.
Sherif's 01ise. New Castle.
June "a A. b.. 1875. ! je26-2tAsn
SuERiEE's SAL.
RY virtue Of n writ Of Vendition Rr-
, ponas to me directed. will he expo.ei 10
tubiic Sale on The premises of WIN. NcCal-
Tough, in Brandywiuc Hun1i ed, on tie III.
mington and Philadelphia Turnpike, nNsx
Castle County, Del, on
FRIDAY,
THE 10Th DAY OF JULY. 4. D.. ~;
at o'clock, p. NJ.
viz: P'''
Forty-nine head OF sheep, l. head OF lsn55,
horses, l Cit, 3 cows, 9 shoats, l horse-c4rt
Plows, haIrows Gu tivators, forks, rakes
shoyels, and other farming utensils. -Four
acres OF oats, acres of corn, wheat in the
ground, household furniture, &c.
seized and taken IN execution az the pr6-
perty OF Wi LIAM McCu .oush. aaI to &c sy!I
WM. II. JAMESON sheris.
Sher iI7a Office. New Ctstle.
July Is. A. D. l875. jyl-2tawu
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es south degrees east 40 $40 percbes ;,
nss nIss stone and place Of &
two acres ,hpes w,1nin randa those bounds ths2I hin
thlrty-four hundredths Of perch betfGaes az mes sll
surface. more or less. F@-en VI land ani
Seized and taken IN execution no a.,
perry OF Joseph z. Lyman and Cordsiiee pt0
wife and t. t., and to be sold by 'aslla' BIZ
Nm. Il. JAMESON. sb..,s
June "a. A. D., 1875, ieo;
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A. ANESDE. Tho New York Ties
o. The 4.h contains - lealir. editorial
in which the American reyiyaiists.
,loody aud Saakey. are treated in a
respectful ma2ucc, evidently intended
70 remove the impression produced Nv
The ins-lunE paragraph which recentT
found q Tlsee in the columns Of that
.plpr, Tic Tina oca.. that
u Is in lEi1g!"S religion ;s the level
Of cowucu i't-cs t. doubt il ought
- b. hIousl.t-taat Mr., Moody j. So
successful He ruus ni, hand across
a. the ClcrlS of human feel ng-~trik.
Ing 'htn roughly, il i trlc lat still in
slch vCy rs - sir GeeJ " til. finest
c eue'lnls {. -: Ll.afe. Z describes
the deNth II a parent or beloved
chl.ti all lis story wuags tie heart.
- poor, tbs behaved, Aci the mis-.
erIb.>, Standing ia-e % face with The
so:.aNs 81 lac Ner.t. in their mos.
cr.l t,rnl, So : .-.s+i - : tle=cs q !
coIs5.ati-. Vie. MIL nIytr.2tl ...fin
LNcep: T.! these l.t-cs, their t-oub.es
are Eogc.-sS-'r:Il .-p.a they VI lis.
appea-. Religion m4y Il. seem -
easy matter = .l.s - many minds.
oI' !. NJ. Eo-4y 1al lead ta5usa cts
O; Fe-s cS "lo -.-ve hitherto rec .rlcd
!: - IL tcyoCi lAci- reach - taSe
c5,ntct; II /, he VII. have dong ;alct,
"a : 81, al. 5e worthy otIas71spec:
and enccCrlEeCs- {! s. esacnlca.
;!ous ut CE-is,iSUs.
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Good b.own sugar IS soli IL C-ba
and other vi tho West India Islands :,
from three to i've cents 6 pound, while
We poor mortals are required - pay
from niae 10 cents per p24Yd for a.
inferior article, So mleA io-l4et tAGi9.
It excludes the f,rme;>' gr-.l Iron.
Cuba which should b. freely eLcAlr :.
ed tor coffee and sugar.
The daily gazette., 1875-07-08

We have received Tvs comnuG.c-,
lions from Samuel Townsend. ESQ.
On the subject of peach growing AID
shipments, which we rcgre, ve Lave
20. been ableto publish with car us-a,
prOuptpess..
The daily gazette., 1875-07-08

plymouth Church, last night. voted
unsnimou lyto raise NJ Beeche-s 81
ary from Seo,oeo 10 sleo,0'o - Il
ems ling year. /. is sAii ;A.s.s - ,a..
BILE him 10 pay the costs c:A.sir.-..
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THE ANCHORAGE"
AT PUBLIC SALE.
VIII be sold at auction, on
THURSDAY. JULY 18TH. IS,

III
ats O'Clock. r.. NJ,
In the suction Room Of L w, stldham q Sol,
III East 4th street, Wilmington, Del, all that
eertain piece Of land. containing nearly fous
acre acres situated on the southerly side of New,
P, Pons road, now called Mary land Avenue. and
oouhued on the west by said avenue, on the
south by land of Henry IattImer ana on the
Brown. deceased.
nne improvements are a large man -
s.en @ mouse with modern Improve a..
outbuudings. AHl.i
rms Is chance seldom presented TO pur'
ina, Snase 1ellghttul residence in a tlnc location
luSt outside of the city limits.
nuurenasers desiring TO view the premises
vii WI! oe shown them by the persons living
snereon; 10 DO sold without reserve on ac.
SSonouatlng terms, which Will be made
known at the sale by
JOSHUA MARlS,
leSoeodts President NJ. L \.
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hEAyr kAnrREs-At New TsTsr
y,ester1Ay. the failures Il Tyler. Frost s
90 wno1ssaIs 4roce-s alI lil.o, ds.IlrS
and W. Il Bradley i -. c-tr,i.,, -
= bSi,4etoFess, were annouES.d. IEs In.
s;.S tSlsS IS, o. tsa 'ormsE a-I axe p'-egi a.
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