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The female house-fy does not bite,
tits tendency to suicide by drowning
In your tea cup quite offsets this admir-.
able quality.
Paul Boyton's suits each cost about
as much as cabin passage, not to speak
Of the Inconvenience of swimming over
besides.
Henry Ward Beecher, as done in
wax at Madame Tusard's, in London,
is said be the living image of Theo.
Tilton.
Sartoris is great favorite at the
Branch, and the ladies divide the smiles
between himself and Hon. William
Cody.
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FlRR.-About seven O'Clock this
morning, fire was discovered in an
old cooper shop on Vanderver Ave-
nue., opposite the Arlington Mills, oc.
cupied as a carriage repair shop by
Frank Myers. The alarm was quickly
given, and although thu fire depart.
ment was soon In service, the shop
and most of the contents were entirely
des stroyed. Mr.. Myers saved 800
worth of stock, and lost about $500
worth, on which there was no insur-
aimee. The shop was owned by Pal
mer q Almond, was worth about $500
and was not insured. Tho origin of
the fire Is unknown.
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NEW. CIrY RAILwAY.--A meeting
preliminary to organizing q new rail.
way company under the present city
railways charter was held yesterday
at the Board of Trade Rooms.
Several of our leading and most in
fuential business men were present
or represented.
The route proposed is from Market
out Front to Monroe, thence out Reed
to jackson, thence out Chestnut to
Union, and thence along Union to an
intersection with the present City cars
on Delaware Avenue.
The meeting wasa most encouraging
one and an effort will be made at once
to raise funds for the purpose.
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SUDDEN DEATH. last night, Mrs.
VIM. T. Massey, who resided at No.
Cos Christiana street, died very sud-
denly. She had been ailing for some
time. and about IL o'clock, last night,
she asked heI husband to get her q
glass of water. He went down stairs,
she following him and sitting down In
o chair while he went out after the
water. When he came in again, Mrs.
Massey was dead. The Coroner will
hold an inquest.
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Across THE RIVER. Track laying
has commenced on the Delaware River
railroad, road in course of construc.
tion IN New jersey, branching from
the West Jersey railroad few miles
below Camden, and runs close along
tho Delaware river to a point nearly
opposite Salem. IL Is intended to af-
ford quick and certain outlet to mark.
ct for the products of the prolific agri.
cultural region through which 1t
Dasses faf
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In May last young lady was felon.
iously assaulted at the railroad depot
In Iuka, Mississippi, by colored hack
driver named Thompson, while she
was waiting. On Tuesday last Thomp-
son was convicted OF the crime and
sentenced to the penitentiary for life.
This did not satisfy the citizens, who
organized mob, broke into the jail
the same night, took Thompson to the
depot, and hanged him there,
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IS the fuIl scOre
2l 10 Total,
Innings. 1873 As 81

- -
9uIl:kstep. 7lO5soO-1s
acsiVe' 00O15-
haaa Slnca a., runs-Quickstep, 8. Active.
4 1af ot Ill nlrs, Is Quickstep, 10, Active. s;
.s1, ul game, two hours.
Larry ohcrwin umpired the game IN
atf' NJ impartial manner, and gave
si1c'ion to both clubs ~
D,l Ils u, game the Quickstcps won a
c,nh 'hic'ofy over the leading anna
|, r,uo ,oa OF the country, and with
reason T, feel proud Of their snc.
|le A0,; ne result was rather surprising
u1 Ia Asellves, for they did not sun.
.ct;vnry h;anerIy could pitch with such
psilT,eness, sl, and expected to hammer
assos. ",l around the field. They had
"a asserted that the Quickstens would MD
in agaln fI;a make eight runs Of them.
ThaS s 'ney Were sadly disappoin.
5nt and NY y were outplayed at every
ne ~ miI, anu lalrly defeated, The third
|lpbiian inl probably be played in Phil.
bd, safo fS.1ns!eps ha..eeps won this game by
nnti1 oale !Datting, and by close fleid.
'nLll n, The seventh inning WHEN
mpnSyes p,nyea In an exceedingly care
fun r' I'M and allowed the Actiyes
eroa up y respectable score With
In rSepIlon nsna, their fielding was nm to 10
Aos;ll usual excellent standard I,ogett ~
ker lve waa pitcher, was punished as be
heayorI 10 ~ oelore, and will, doubtless,
/ faces 70 =, change his tactics when
lickstesn ,he u heavy batters of the
Sicksstso,dl SiOss ~ o'clock, last night Tho
4 bv bep ? headquarters were serena' M.
bteda d., prass band and then the hand
! bit aronna, rOs, Mullen and John kennedv %
erwin iau tho and serenaded Harry
! of the'n,I,, 'nI umpire and each mem.
de bv RRpfppprlate X q responses were
Cli6scbh h. +. Geary, Stock, Stidham.
Reniovno,, eivn, and a general good un t;ma
''sea by all hands, WING
nc Heading excursionists a,s hal,
pnt Of % tba az Manager Mishler on ac.
The new tuesday Day afternoon. ans
eu'ckstep ball grounds at
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Ninth and Adams streets, were meas
ured last evening, and found to be
450 x 400 feet in EXTENT. They will be
fitted up at once.
Hindle, of the. Quicksteps, was en-
tirely recovered this morning, from
the effects of the injury received In
yesterdays game,
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At IL Useless 30 Attempl to cleanse a
stream while the fountain is impure. Dys-
pepeia, complaints of the liver and Kidneys.
eruptions Of the skin, scrofuIa. headaches.
and all diseases arising from impure blood.
are at once removed by DIR. Walkers Cali.
fornia Vinegar Bittcrs, the great and infalli
BILE purillei Of the blood, and rsnovator of
the system. 1t has never been known to fail.
provided the patient had not delayed using Il
until the vitality OF his System was too lar
gone. ie25-4W
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GERMAN MILITARY CoMPANY.-Thii
company, recently instituted by Col.
Henry Buxbaum and Herman Rau
held a meeting last night, fifty. sir
members bslug present, when the fol
lowing officers were elected
Captain-Geo. Wilhelmi.
First Lieutenant Louis Flecken
stein. -F
Second Lieutenant.-Emile Beck.
Treasurer. er.-August Hilger.
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PEACH Cars AT CLAYToN.-Orders
for peach cars for Clayton have been
given out as follows: Col. Douglass
orders 55--5 for. Boston; John Van
Gasken, %; VIM. q. Hill, 10, other
parties 1S In all, or total of 108. The
Maryland 8 Delaware road ordered
20 and the Kent County road expects
to run about 40. This will make a
grand total of 20e peach cars from Clay
ton. =
LOAN SALES LAST NIaHT.
9th monthly meeting 5000, 9th ser
les, at 38; balance to Withdrawn shares.
Central 81 900 at 20, 500 at 10, and
$3.50 to Withdrawn shares.
Germania, No-$400 at 81, $f400 at
81, balance to Withdrawn shares.
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A SURPRISE Last evening, the
Bible Glass of Calvary P. T. Sunday
School, consisting ofabout twenty Eve
young ladies and gentlemen, met at
Gil w. Third st., and proceeded in q
body to the residence Of Rev. Geo. A.
Latimer, their teacher, and presented
him with a handsome Study Chair. He
was taken wholly by surprise. The
scholars enjoyed pleasant evening.
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The Steamship E1botsford
ashore.

LONDON, July 21.-The steamship
Abbotsford, from Philadelphia July 8
via. Queenstown 30, for Liverpool, is
ashore In Cemmaes bay, Anglesea,
Wales. The passengers have all been
safely landed, and assistance has been
sent from Liverpool to the vessel ,
which is expected to come of next
tide.
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DEATH OF AN AGED MrNIsTFH.-Rey.
William Prettyman of Baltimore Confer
ense OF the Methodist Episcopal Church,
tbe fhea eiabtn as bMlddietown. Deli Yesterday in
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pERsoNAL.-The honorary degree "A,
B." was conferred upon Mr.. ]. Craig. Jr..
OF this city, at the recent Commencement
OF Hamilton College. Clinton, N. Y. We
extend our congratulations and are plea
sed to learn that he, in company with
Henry Collins, A. B., a graduate Of the
same Institution, will take charge of Eel
ton Seminary, FELTON,. Del, boarding
and day school for both sexes.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
CANCER
ScrOfula and all Skin Diseases
Cured by Dr. Bonds Discovery.

ScrOfula and all Skin Diseases
Cared by Dr. Bonds Discovery.
DIR. BONDS CHEMICAL ANTTpoTEs unite
with and destroy the virus of Cancer and
Skin Affections, but will not affect the healthy
part. Patients may visit the City and remain
while under treatment at the Penna. Cancer
Institute (ons of the handsomest marble edi
fees In the eity) and the ilnest remedial In.
stitute in the country. Remedies, with full
directtons, sent to any part Of the world.
4Send for Pamphlets and particulars. Ad
dreas,
III. +. BOND, m. D., :.
PEnNA. CANcER INSTITUTE,
feb22diy 32os Chestnut st., Phila-, Pa.
New styles, good clothing and low pri-
oes, at Ruxbaum's, southeast corner OF
Third and Market streets.
In the Field Again
With the dnsst specimens Of Boots, Shoes and
CATERS ever offered AL Wilmington. at moder
WIN. II. RABCOCK q CO..
slS Market street. doors below Fourth.
Resumption Of Specie Payment.
VIM. n. Bsbcock q Co., 21s Market street,
doors below Fourth. VIII take situsr In ex,
q
tend-they don't want too much OF 1t how.
ever.
Concentrated Favoring Extracts
of vanilla, Lemon. Orange, Rose Bitter AL
mond, Ginger, Mace, Celery, etc etc., made
and sold Wholesale and retail by
Il. BRNdHURST b CO..
. -, Corner Sixth anh Market streets
Food fOr1the Babies
Childred fed on RIDGEsFooD will thriv Q
be strong and healthy, and become little mod
ella Of youthful strength and childish beauty.
apr2-d9m
For the Bath.
rBath Brushes, Bath Towels, Bath Sponges
and Bath Soaps in extensive variety. Also,
Flesh Gloves, StrapR Brushes, ETC., Of morse
hair. Dry Friction Gloves, and many other
ARTICLES OF the same class at
q. BRNGHURST q CO.,
Corner Sixth and Market stree
Prime Vanilla Beams
sold Wholesale and retall by
e BRINGHURST q CO.,
Corner Sixth and Market street
Toilet Mirrors. ~
A. full assortment Of all sizes, including
double magnztyipg, 90.
n BkEGHURsT q CO.,
Corner Of Sixth and Market sEeets.
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ExrIosfoN. oN.-About nine o'clock last
evening a mead fountain burst with q
loud explosion in the store Of John Bod
dy, No. All Market street. The head of
the fountain was blown out, doll baby
decapitated. and large pane of glass bro
ken from one OF the inside windows. The
explosion created great excitement,
and large crowd soon gathered around
the store under the impression that q Sc
rious accident had happened.
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PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

1NASDAAs vuAy RLs-V Is M
FLoUR.-The upward tendency In Flour,
noted for several days past, still continues.
and much Of tho stock here is held for q ma.
tertal advance On current quotations. Sales
OF o. 70 barrels, including extras, at S7lfa4 rs;
Wisconsin and Minnesota extra family at
S5 Is. -
GRAN.-The wheat market is firm, with q
good demand from the local miller. Sales of
Geoo bushels Wcs ern at s71<a1 3s for red !;
Rye no sales. Corn is active and la2c. high
er; sales Of 100 bus. mixed and yellow at
soaeoc., and 10000 bushels of the former On
private terms. Oats are In fair request and
and Illinois white.
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Ladies' Wisnlnz 40 r-urcnass a Iigh
running and Simple Sewing Machine. would
do we'll to call at No. 71S Market Street, vii.
minRton. Del, and zee one of the incest Farni-
ly Sc, Lg Machines in tho world. It has no
material iesired without change of needles.
Our hobby "a simplicity. durability, ugEf
running, and no threading-up required; self
threading shuttle and self-sestipg needle
discount OFT for cash.. Ladies dcn'tbuy
heavy and complicated machine, but get the
light running New American.
rs Market St.: Wilmington. Del.
iy7dswlV J. II. PRTM ROSE. Arenr
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TlAX PAYERS. TAKE NoTICEi
CITY AND SCHOOL TAX FOR 1875.
Tho undersigned Receivers OF Taxes for
the City Of Wilmington, win be at
No. JOE. SIXTH STREET

I'VE ~ ~ 1kzkXI pI1kNH11
between Market and King streets, on and
after the first day Of July, 1878, between the
hours of and IL In the morning and from
to 8 in the afternoon. for the purpose Of 70.
ceiving Taxes.
On all taxes paid during the month Of July
there will be deduction of i've cents on
the tho first day. Of August, Including the
nrst Tuesday OF September, shall be payable
without deduction or addition as Aforesaid.
and all taxes unpaid on the day next after
the nrst Tuesday 81 September shall be In.
the amount thereof.
EDMUND PROVOST.
Recetver Northern District (including all
North of 9th street)
EDWARD FARMER.
Receiver Southern District (iucluainS all
South Of Sixth street.) iya0tf
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That Iron 10 Valua bile as a Medicine
bas long been known, but 1t Is only since its
preparation In the particular form of Peru.
wan Syrup that its full power over disease
has been brought to light. Its effect in cases
OF dyspepkia ard debility Is most salutary.
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TIE SMALL Pox.-Three new cases
OF small pox were reported to the
Board of Health yesterday. and Presi.
dent Eckel says there are now but
seven cases In the city. The others
have entirely recovered.
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NOTICES.

GEO. r. TOWNSEND having succeeded
" Townsend q Co. will continue the Real
Estate business In all its branches, at their
old stand, 6l6 Market street.
July %, l476--tf
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TTlO THE DEMOCRATIC AND CONsERv-
i ATTvE VOTERS.-I respectfully offer my
self as o candidate for Mayor at the approach
ing election. subject to the nomination OF the
Democratic party.
Wilmington, Del, July l9th, 1875. q
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POLITICAL.
Attention Democrats I

A MEETING OF the Democratic voters Of
"A Wilmington win be held at No. eli Mar
ket street QMorrow's Building.l on FRIDAY
Evening. 2sd inst, at ~ O'Clock. for the par-
the approaching city election. A general
attendance is requested.
By order of II. B. MCINTYRE, Pres't.
Wilmington, July 2l, ls71-tm.
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A NUlsANoR.-Quite nuisance has
been created at Fifth and Market
streets, several evenings, lately, by a
number of young men quietly, burn.
ing red pepper to the annoyance of
passers by. Such proceedings should be
stopped.
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The words "0olden Tongue but poorly Cy-
presses the richness Of tone which emanates
from the interior of beautiful organ case,
upon which is inscribed the name Of Daniel
4. Beatty, Washington, New jersey. See
other columns Of this issue.
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CHRrsTENED.-At the fire, this morn
ing, the new Phoenix steamer was
christened by the Friendship.
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Genuine "Diam onds, -

There are counterfeits and limitations
which bear tho name, and trade upon the
reputation achieved by genuine diamonds.
hear In mind that every pair OF genuine
OF small diamond. The "Diamond' glasses
VIII always be found the best Ia the market.
- For sale In Wilmington by b. 8. Clark, No.
407 Market street. iyI9eod&Wiw :.
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NEW DRESS GOODs-Just opened a com
~ plete assortment of new dress fabrics,
comprising the most desirable shades and
styles In PLAN and PLAID goods.
w. b. SHARP.
Fourth and Market streets
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RISANoIAL AND CoMMxRouAL

wILx1xeroN. Del. July 20. 1875.
--latest Stock quotations furnished BY
Craig Johnson j. Co.. S.E. Cor. 9Th and Mar
Yet street. Wilmingtca. Del. at p. N. to-
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REGnsTER's ORDER,
RsarsrRR's OrrIos.
New Castle County, July Q. 1875

o
Upon the application Of Tabitha N, Oele,
Executrix Of MARY. ANN TAYLOR,
late Of wilmington Hundred, in said County
deceased. 1t is ordered and directed By the
Register that Executrix aforesaid, give
tration upon the Estate of the deceased, with
the date of granting thereof, BY causing ad.
Yertisenents to be posted within forty days
from the date of such Letters, in six of the
Castle. requiring all persons having dem ands
abide By an Act Of Assembly in such case made Dc
and provided. And also cause the same. to be
inserted within the same period in the Della
ware Gazette. anewspaper or published in Will
mington land to be continued therein two
months.
80, Given underthe hand and Soal OF
t~) New Castle, in New Castle County
aforesaid. the day and yea, above written.
8. @. BIGGS, Register.
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co-partnershlp heretofore
~ existing between the undersigned un.
der the firm name Of Townsend q Co.. is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. =
ROBERT Y. TOWNSEND.
GEO. =. TOWNsEND.
Wilmington, July 20, 1875.
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NOriCE.-Mechanics Loan Association.
IN NTH series-300 shares In the ffth series
OF This Association are now for sale, arst pay.
mens 70 pc made the second Tuesday In NAY.
Apply 20 w. J.. MORROW, 8ec'y. .
marzAu $50 81 No. AT Txenah street
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STOCK QUOTATIONS
LOCAL STOCKS.

= Wilmington Coal Gas Company ........,.,,,, 8S
National Bank Of ......... sou
Union National 6snk 10
Htrst NstiQnal Bank ..-.".................... 1y7
National Bank Wiim and Brandywins.-. 81
delaware state 101
Mnmlngton City Loan. -...,...... l0l
kew castle County .......... 10l
Delaware Railroad. extension. .............,, y;
Wtln. and Reading. FIRST Mortaage -. 20
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OTICE-A quarterly meeting of the Trus.
AN tees of the Poor of New Castle County.
will be held at the Aims House, In this city.
on WEDNESDAY. the 2sth inst lat 10 O'CLOCK.
Those having bills wiz please hand them to
which they were contracted. 90 :
jyl2-tm z JOHN w. EVANS, Clerk.
NOTICE.-The undersigned Collectors of
give notice that they will be at No. 10 East
sixth street. during the months Of July and
august, for the purpose Of receiving the
state, County and Poor Tax for the year
lsIo. All persons owing the same are re-
quested to call and settle their bills and save
costs. as the demands Of the County are I'm.
perasiye. JOS. 4. CARPENT1ER, Jr,,
iy6-tf Collectora
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UTANTED-A coof. Apply At lio5 Market
w street. iy20tf
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NOTICE

All persons having claims against the rs.
duly attested to the Executrix, on or
before July 6th., 1876, or abide the Act
of Assembly in such case made and provided.
TABITHA N. oGLE.
Address- Wilmington. Del. julys-wam
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-14

RISE AND DECLINE OF CayALRY.-The
classic aacents knew nothing of chvalry.
They did not understand the point of horror,
and asssssinated instead Of lighting duels.
They were equally igporsnt OF gallantry to-
ward the fair sex, and condesceuded to Kiss
their isdies only for the mean purpose of dis.
covering whether they had been SHrreptitious-
ly tipping champagne or anisette. In their
wars they relied altogether On their infantry,
and from their sculptures aad paintiugs it is
evident they nourished very absurd breed
OF horses. Even the divine Homer vaunts
the proves of his princes and heroes In black
guard pugiistic encounters, and the great
Olympic games We're as vulgar and brutal as
the modern exhibitions of jim Maeeand Tom
Hyer.a The chariot race was inferior in int.
rest to the trotting-matches at our agricultural
fairs, and there is nothing in history, ancient
or modern, to equal In beastliness the public
shows of the Roman Colosseum. On the
other hand. the Gothic tournament was the
most splendid, romantic, aud exciting OF all
the public games and festivals that have ever
been established in any age or country; and
1t was from Asia, that nursery of all that is
sublime in Imagination, exalted in sentiment,
in display, and thoroughbred in
horse flesh, that the cheuQlersque idea was
introduced into Europe, and took root
among the ruins of the ancient civilization
for while man may be brave, patriotic, anG
even yirtuous on foot, II Is impossible for hln
10 be gallant. romantic, proud, magnantmoas,
md, in short, chivalric, without the insplrar.
ion of noble horse. La Croix says: lie
not cheyalrle, expriue IN ensemble 90
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AyrrIoN sALEs- Ya.a.. ma; !:

DItBLIC SALE OF,YALrJABfr 'pe.,
i EsTATE ISALLEGHANY C0UsTy VAL w.
shall. on the premises on shTURD1Y ~ ~
FL $40. expose to- sale by public auction. ~ t
highest bidder, all OF The LANDS belonging n t 10
ss,ats or inc Ill iae sauei Brown Dr. deceased -
I. The FARM upon which the said s,r,.,
Brown, Jr, lately resided. Said farm Is sItusish
Unnlaps creek about i've miles west Of C0yIns.oo
and Is composed NJ 6ve cor ttguouz tracts cnn.h,
ing in The aggregate, by recent survey. vtW ~.
HUNDRED AND E,SHTY.s'x AMI 6ysk
railroad ruus through the farm. ana CsIs sos;o
depot is located on the same. About two hnasus
acres OF the farm are cleared and in fln4 s,s,
Suitiyst a The greater portion Of the cleared
the farm uncleared Is finely timbered. Tnsps oI
surface indications OF iron ore upon the farm sre
no examination has ever been made 10 assrr,,in
Of BRICK DWELLING-Hot sE contsin,vDmn s
or six rooms In good repair with hasemept in "a.
dillon, together with such out buildings as are r as
ally found npon such premises. There Is also wa
Of fine water In the yard. 'sl
2. A TRACT OF Ian situated near The w.,
Springs turnpike. on The west side OF Lick mn
tanning about FIVE II USDHED AND TWpy pS ySTSGs.
ONE ACKES. About thirty or forty arr.s NJ a.
tract are cleared and In cultivatiop ana there y.
good log cabin upon the same. he r, sidme N "a
tract Is finely timbered a large quantity n, ~, t
timber Is suitable for saving purposes. Anrh y;
The timber Is also valuable FOR railroad ss.i,ss
There are also surface indications II iron Orc NJ
this tract. The title 10 hesf lands Is ~
able. Plats OF these lands will be rxh,sttd On ~
day Of sale. Mr.. Jacob stone, who reside, nv ,h
premises. will show the lands TO one drsI rrs. we
inspect Them. "
TERMS: Qne-third OF the purchase MONEY ...,
in hand; and as 10 the residue, upon credit Of na
and TWO years. In equal instruments. purchaser, sY
ecnting oonds win approved personal serunty.
bearing Interest from date, and w,iying III. hon ~
stead exemption. Z he legal title 10 said lands 1t
b. retained as further security until all OF the NM
chase-mOney Is paid. ANDREW DAMROS
Executor Of Samuel Brown, Jr.. Jeceasso
4.
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BY N. NJ. Lee
Dy INs R. ICCf
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
No, IL Eleventh street.


TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALU-
/ ABLE PROPERTY LYING ~ THE CITY
AND SEVENTH STREETS. KNOWN AZ
"eMITH,S HILL," CONTAINING ABOUT
EIGHT ACRES.-By virtue Of deed OF
trnst executed by Miss ID. 8. Hughes to the
undersigned, bearing date June IL: 1874, and
OF record In the clerks office OF the klchmnnu
Cbaucsry Court, volume 103. A, page 297, being
rtnured so to 90 by the beneficiary In said &c ed we
will sell at public auction. on WEDNESDAY the
25Ih day Of ugust, 1876. on the promises. hegin-
ming at 8 O'Clock p. NJ, the property located as
above, called "sMlTH'S HILL" containing eight
acres, more or less. ,,,,,
into lois as may be deemed best on the day OF sale
and as 1t Hes we'll for residences or manufacturing
purposes and being so large body, within i've
minutes walk of the Capitol should attract me at
tention Of capitalists. A map Of the property can
be seen at the office OF The auctioneer' ana VIII pe
exhibited on the day OF sale.
TERMS: Cash rs TO so much as may De necessary
10 pay the cost of executing this trust to pay note
of Isl ,OOO with accrued Interest thereon ana one
fourth of So, 900. with interest thereon from june
l71S74, aud for The remaining three-iourth OF
80, 500 on a credit of six. twelve, ana eighteen
months, negotiable notes, interest ADDED. secured
by a deed OF trust the property; the balance. II
any on such terms as will be made Known on the
day of sale. -..o,
1t is believed that by an agreement more reason,
able terms b. made on the day or sale III regard
TO the cash payment. y: VI. LEE,