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Wood! Wood

For aale at 81 80 per load. Stove wood,
sawed and split, - per cord. Four foot
wood, So 80 per cord, delivered in any
part OF the city. Big lot Of stove wood
on hand. Leave orders at No. "a Eighth
street. and they will receive prompt at
tention. 5-l3-lm. r. w. WARD.
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s.. Pareira announces special bargains
in Mems and Boys Clothing good all wool
Cashmere suit only 81 60. good boys
suit only 81 u and upwards. All much
less than heretofore for equal qualities.
The Dom PedrO's ASSASSINATION did
not tak9 place, but hundreds Of wives
and daughters all over the city are happy
to think that they can buy the best Cali
Goes at & cents per yard al
5. PAREIRA's,
l42 and l44 Commercial avenue.
-Solimon Pareira has received an addi-
tional stock of Dry Goods, Clothing
Boots and Shoes, which he Is offering, to
suit the times. Therefore, il you want
10 save money give MIN call at III and
i4i Commercial avenue.
Great revolution in the line OF Boots
and Shoes, which | offer at prices never
heard OF before. Mems boots at So M
pair, and all the rest in proportion.
=. PAREIRA,
l42 and IA Commercial ave.
MOUNTED MAPS
OR THE
~ Of Cairo,
colored and vanished, for sale at half
price (S2 boz at the BULLETIN office.
LADIES UNDERcLoTHING. - Ladies'
Chemise, Drawers, skirts ami Night
gowns in tine Muslin, tucked and EN-.
brio,iered ut reduced rates, at
). PAREIRA's,
l42 and IA Commercial avenue.
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cola. Cough. Consumption, Death l

This is the order, and it Is certain to 20
in that order, unless the proper remedy
is used. Halls Balsam for the lungs will
cure the first, second, and third, if taken
Ia time. 1t Is remedy Of forty years
standing, and standard with the best
physicians In the country to-day. Sold
by all druggists. Price, 81 per bottle.
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a eirl to do general house work. MUS
come with first-class recommendations
None other need apply. Apply to
Mrs. JAS. JOHNSON,
Fourteenth IT. and Commercial ave.
G-G-3t. san please copy.
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The proposition TO have IA general ccle-
bratiOn in this city on the Fourth OF
July having fallen to the ground, the
Hibernian Fire company comes to the
front and will give a grand parade
and picnic Mt Scheel's Washington Gar
den. G-.6-tf
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'beiow nigh water Of 1874
Sergeant, Signal Service, u. 8. A.
Port List.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Jim Fisk, Paducah.
John F. TOlle, st. Louis.
Ike Hammltt, barges. st. Louis.
g Ste. Genevieve, Vicksburg.
j. N. Kellogg, tow, Memphis.
Iron Mountain, Pittsburg.
=" Raven and barges, st. Losis.
DEPARTED.
Steamer Jim Fisk, Paducah.
g John +. Tolle, New Orleans.
- Ike Hammitt, barges, Pitts.
Ste. Genevieve, st. Louis.
J. n. Kellogg, tow, st. Louis.
Z" Iron Mountain, st. Louis.
Raven and barges, Ohio river.
The Raven passed up the Ohio from
st. Louis with tow Of iron ore.
The Iron Mountain passed down the
Ohio from Pittsburg for st. Louis with
two barees OF nails and other freight.
The Ste. Genevleve had a moderate
trip from Vioksburg for st. Louis.
The cargo OF the Jim Fisk, from Pa.
ducah, was unusually light.
General Simpson, Of Humphreys
United States engineer corps, is In the
city, and will take a look at the Missis-
sissippi river, previous to going to work
TO Improve that stream In the vicinity OF
this city.
The Ike Hammitt passed up the Ohio
from st. Louis with y tow OF ore for
Pitt sburg.
Major Ed. Halliday, of Halliday and
Phillips, has bought from Captain Con.
way, the powerful, fleet and beautiful
iron steam yacht "Ariodns. Major
Halliday will give the ''ArlOdna" q com
plete overhanling, after which she will be
ut the disposal OF eXcursionists and pleas
ure parties at the most reasonable fig.
| ures
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liStOrnS.

The undersigned is prepared TO pump
nut and repair cisterns or baild new ones
on short notice and at satisfactory prices.
j. :. HAWKES.,
l3d and Cedar streets. POstOfiice box
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WoOsi! Wood. .

On and after this date 4. w. Wheeler
4 Co. will offer cord wood at So 30 per
cord; same sawed and split, 81 90; sin
gle loads 81 70 per load. Strictly cash.
5-ll-m
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Linen fibre, plate finish, letter and note
paper at the BULLETIN office. Blue and
cream laid, below ST. Louis prices.
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RxeeloaOP 6aloon.

This popular saloon, corner Fourteenth
street and Washington avenue, IL open "a
the public. The bar Is supplied with
pure wines, choice liquors and the iines'
brands Of cigars.
3-25-tf A. KLAUS, Proprietor.
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ReySlOyal.

Dr. Smith has removed his Office ia
rooms and 0, Winters block. Entrance
on Seventh ssrect.
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Linens

Linen Damask Napkins and Towel
Ing Offering at reduced prices at
5-ll-lm. 4. HANNY's.
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o,,e. Ar Couccr, Vo-m,xh,

The National Cornet band Will give am
other Of their excellent open air concerts
on the uptown stand tonight. Let every
body come out and listen to them.
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sersp Iron wanted

Wanted. 5OO tons Of scrap iron in 10
tons lots Tor cash.
VULCAN MANUFACTURING Co.
~ McI.eans' Block, st. Louis. Mo.
6-2l.2W
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Patterns tor the Ladies'.

Just received a large assortment OF
Bazaar Globe Fitting Patterns, the best
fitting in use, at lm.i 4. HANNr's
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Iosiee 20 stree. halfway Companies.

The People Railway have for sale 81
snail one-horse cars. Been in use about
two years and are now In good running
condition. All have Slawson fare boxes.
win be sold cheap. For information ad
dres W. b. RYDER,
G-7.d-lw. Sec'y Peoples X. w.
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Cairo and Vimcennes Rat1r0ad-Re
dueeG Fares 20 Eastern cities.

The fares Of this road, which is the
shortest and quickest route from
Cairo and the Southwest to East
ern cities, will always be as low as by
any other line. e. 5. SAWYER,
G-G-3t Gen. Ticket Agent.
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JOHN q. HARnAN 4 CO.

Real Essass and House Rcnslmg Agts
-CO1leceOSv. a0myeyaHcevs. y Wtarles
Public, END Land AgeWts Of the III.
Nutuey Railroads.
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The cheapest and latest style Dry
goods, in the city also the cheapest lot 0
Embroidered Parasols, and notions cas-
always be t0nnd ut
;. PAREIRA's,
l<2 and ia Commercial avenue.
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Carpets.

l'rints and Muslins still cheaper at
j-II-lm. {. uANNY e.
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RATES OF ADyERrIsuNG.

ITAll bills for advertising, are Que AMI pay
able IN ADVANCE
Transient advertising will be inserted at this
rate Of 81 W per square for the hrst insertion
and 81 cents for each subsequent one liberal
discount will be made on standing And displ
advertisements
For inserting Funeral notice OIL 90 Notice OF
meeting Of societies or secret orders 81 cents for
each insertion
Church, Society, Festival and Supper notices
will only be inserted rs advertisements
No advertisement will be received at lees than
81 cents. and no advertisement Will be inserted
for less than three dollars per month
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Large stock OF Carpets Offering very
cheap al 5-l+-lm. {. HANNY's.
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The 8ulleiin.
A SPECIALITY.

The BULLETIN printing
establishment makes n
AS1S specially Of Bill Heads.
Note Heads, Letter Heads,
State nents, Cards, Etc Look at these prices !:
Small size bill heads. per lcto..~"....""."SS 90
Medium size bin heads. per thousand. ...".. 10
All On fourteen pound paper, Carlisle mills,
rated two cents per pound higher than paper
used by any other Office ruled to order III the
mills especially for this Office
Statements, Csrlysie, per lODD...~.."......S3 ~
Letter Heads, Carlysle, per lO0c. ...."..... "
Note Heads, Cariysie, per lOO........... ~
Visiting cards per pac kage I5c
Bushes cards, No. 5 ply Bristol board,
lFf lOOo ~ W 10 ' w
Business cards, No blank, per ioD".. w
Quarter-sheet half sheet, fun sheet and three
sheet posters, and eolorrd work below 81 LOUIS
prices
Pamphlet, Book Work and Price Lists made
specially
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RIVER NEWS.

Wan DEPARTMENT. Rrvgp REPoRr. I
June b. lS7S
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SECRET SOCIETIES

ALEXANDER LODGE, NO. "a.
IndeIendent Orier Of Odd-fa-
q lows, Ine.ts every Thursday night
~ al half past seven, in their hall on
Commercial avenue, between sixth an0 Seventh
.rets cHAs LANE. &C
"lAIRo ENCAMPMENT, I. o. o. r., meets
jim odd Fellows Hall on the first and third
tuesday in every month, at half past seven
JsO II GossMAS, CP
n CAIRO LODGE. NO. 237, A. y. 4 A. NJ
~ Hold regular communications IN Ma
~ sonic Hall, corner Commercial avenue
" \and Eighth street. on the second and
ourth Monday OF each month.
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need Potatoes.

need tOeaSOeS.
Just received at the New York Store
Choice Northern Peach Blow P0tatOe
for Table and Seed, for sale low.
b-j1-l0t T.. .. PATIER K Co.
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Thirty thousand just received at the
BULLETIN office.
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0stug 20 kas.as or Uo,or.s.

Take the Atchison, Topeka and santa
Fs railroad, the new aud popular line
from Atchlson and Kansas City, via the
beautiful Arkansas valley, to Pueblo.
Colorado Springs, Denver, Cannon City,
Cucharus, Del Norte, Santa Fe and all
points In Colorado, New Mexico aud
Arizona. Special round trip no day tick.
cts to Denver on sale May 10th, at $50,
taking In the famous watering places on
the ID. 4 II. u. road. Low emigrant
rates to the San Juan mines.
Pullman palace sleeping cars between
the Missouri river and the Rocky Noun
tains without change. Close connections
made at Kansas City and Atchison in
union depots. For maps, time tables
aud the "Ssn Juan guide" address.
I'd. ANDERSON.
Gen. Pass. Agt. Topeka. Kan.
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Below nigh water Of lsT4
JAMES WATSON,
Sergeant, Signal Service, u. 8. A.
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Envelopes

JAMES WATSON,
Sergeant, Signal SeIyi'e. L. ; A
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q Gene
For
Fifty cents, ut Winters Gallery.
223-n.
The daily gazette., 1876-04-15

eric sciolism aud ruffianism. The coun-
try hates thief just now, just a little
more than it loves a patriot. 1t watch
es its tsex-Secretaries who fastened thieves
ON the service, greater for number and
more pestilent that the vermin Moses
precipitatod on Egypt, with coed deal
more care and nausea than it feels need
full to bestow on its Bayards, who vindi-
cate the motto Of the family and give ii
new force.
That is Boutwelps record, while Secre-
ta1y of the Treasury. What nice birt
growth Of the system of slavery" Her,
after Boutwell, had better confine him
self to "the natural outgrewth" of Blacl
Republicanism, and go to the Peniten
tiaries for his facts and figures.
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SHERIFE'S SALES.

CHERIFF'S SALE.
- By virtue OF a writ of Levari Facias to
me directed. will be exposed to Public Sale
at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL S4l SHIPLEY ST.
kept by Geo. W. 0rtlip. in the citv of Will
mingtOn New Castle county, Delaware on
SATURDAY.
THE Goth DAY OF APRIL. 1876.
at2 o'clock p. In.
The following described Real Estate. viz:
uAil that certain lot. piece. or parcel of lano
and Messuage thereon erected, situate in the
city of Wilmington. aforesaid; bounded and
described as follows. to wit: BEGINNING on
the southerly side of Second street. between
Washington and Justinson streets. at the dis
tance OF forty feet from the westerly side oil
Washington street, at corner OF james
Smiths lot; thence southerly parallel with
WASHINGTON street, seventy feet TO the north
erly side Of five feet feet wide alley; thence
by aaid alley side westerly parable with Sec
northerly parallel with Washington street
seventy feet to the aforesaid side OF Second
street; thsnce along the same eastcrly
eighteen feet to the place of beginning; be
the contents thereof hat they may. with the
free and uninterrupted use aud privilege
Of the above mentioned alley. in common with
Others forever.
Seized and taken in execution as tho pro
perty of Thos. lleney and Elizabeth his wife
and I. t.. and to be sold by
WIN. Ii. LANBSON, Sheriff.
Sheriff's s Office New Castle,
April 10, 1875. april Its
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WILMINGTON, DEL. APRIL 10, 1876
The Resignation of James p. Hayes.

Inc lSesiShntioh VI Jhhes +. hh"ySs'
Mr.. James P. Hayes, member Of the
Council from the 4th ward resigned last
night. In Mr.. Hayes remarks to the
Council he charges that body with undue
extravaganza aud does so in a manner
WI ch gives the opponents of the Demo-
cratic party an opportunity to lay this
extravaganza upon that party, while he
does not di~ectly say so. He says that in
measures of economy introduced by him
votes enough in Council have always
been had to defeat them. He did not
add that these votes were not all cast by
Democrats, which he might have done.
There have been many measures inthe
Council on which all the members of
neither party could unite either to vote
for or to vote against. And this is the
case more or less in all Legislative bodies
it is especially the case frequently where
the party in the majority has but one or
two votes more than its opponent. This
was the case in the City Council, and the
Democrats found it impossible to agree
upon all measures. And the troublesome
one it wages seems to have been the one
that is the immediate cause Of Mr..
Hayes abandonment of his position, and
denouncing the acts Of the body with
which he served with much credit.
There is much regret expressed by
members Of the party that Mr., Hayes
could not find it consistent with hi.
views Of propriety to hold his. .positio.
until the end of his term. If he believed
the Council Was ertravagant and that liz
was elected to serve the. interests OF
economy. he abandons the very object
which he was expected to serve.
There is no doubt, ut all, that tht
Dem ocra.ic Party went into power prom.
,sing to curb the wra,l ll,ssuess OF tine Re.
publican party; and That 4 check w..
thereby put upon the c2,rava.,aut lAea
sures is equally true.
We have uniformly urged apou III,
council the necessity for economy, ant
we have frequently regretted that tht
voice Of Mr.. Eayy4, the chairman Of TIA,
Finance Com aitt,e, was not frequently
heard calling attention to the fact that
there was too much money being expend
ed-the committees were doing worl
that might haye been deferred witheu
detrinent TO the welfare Of the city.
But we more especially regretted tina
the Republican members Of the Counci
manifested so little intcrestin the affair
If the city. If the Democrats have oeeI
eHtravagant the Republicans are equal,
culpable in voting for these extravagau
neasures, and for not opposing them.-
For it is mainly to the minority party il
such bodies that all communities lool
for opposition to eXtravagant measures
Il will be seen by the proceedings 0
the Council that Mcasrs. Payrtcr an,
Mclutire differ widely with Mr.. Hayes
Mr.. McIntire scrtiug that the tlo4tln,
debt Of the e,Jy a year ago under tn
Republicans was $l300oo. Mr.. Have
had not the fsures and could not STAT
what 1t was at that time. We bei:ey
that an examination Of tuaa.iair.s Of H.
city and q fair comparison Of tho wor
done, will prove that there has been lc,
extravaganza this year than has bee
charged by the opponent. Of the Dem,
Gratis
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WASHINGTON.
A New story about s.andaulet will
liams.S

A New story about s.andaulet Will
1ians.s
WASHING TON, April 14.-H. G..
Whitley, eX chief of the Secret Service
Bureau, testified before the committee
on expenditures in the Department
of Justice again to day. His testimony
is kept secret. 1t is believed that it
had reference to the expenditures of
the secret service money by Cabinet
officials. 1t has been charged that ex-
Attorney General Williams furnished
his residence in Washington by using
funds from this bureau, and it is said
that the record proof of this misappro.
priation of government funds by Will
liams is indisputable and has been laid
before the committee.
Dick Harrington wanted-Has He
Skipped:
Special despatch to the Times.
WASHINGTON, April 14.-The House
committee on expenditures in the De-
partment of Justice, having about got.
ten through with Colonel Whitley are
new anxious to interview Dick Har'
rington, but the movements of that
gentleman within the past few days
have been shrouded III mystery II il
stated that he left the city, and tele-
graphic inquiry at his home i'll Dover,
Delaware, fails to discover anything of
his whereabouts. 1t is suggested by
these in position 10 know that he is
conveniently absent, and proposes re-
naming SO, even 10 the extent o. Il trip
TO Europe.
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From the Ecw York Fay Bo.h.
A Scrap Of History,

~" THE COUNTRY WAS ROBBED WHILE
BOUTWELL, was 81 EgrAeT gI TIM
TREASURY.
During mest.i the tine IL. 6..yaya
wa Senator oa lns irst term, Mr. b.,tlt.
well was Secretary OF the Treasury. H.
was Secretlry duriug thn pariod vl.r
Tom Murphy Wi8 CCll ct9r III ire 1.ri
OF New fort. iom Hurphy vas not a
thief, but he VS. Collector with tl. .,i,-
probttl9n of er-ry tu.ci i'll ci:u.l lI,t.
Air. Bou t#e.l Was Secretary of th-Ir.l.
Jury, while heet and Stocking w,.r ,'r.-
{9h mouse carriers and storers in Mn
.1ncrh, aad they had IS free run Of t...
ire tsuEy as Dir. fpl'weiI's babies In al.
MS baeN yarl al G.u!ea. OH S,hn...
c'catlA-d Let AID Stocking on. cf tn
'trVice, %ad the scar remains on NJ,
ttus" -, ittutAtlcn TO this day. Mr..
bJnJWc' y Wita Secretary OF thu Ir,1.,,,,,-
WM!e fi-a aAe Gould mad rrll t.r,'
"Aowicdsa a. the g1la al. tt,',,sIct. 4
.4rough the su0-frua-uiy ia IT,, Nori.
Nr. Boutwell, was SECRETARY ot ,,. ,pr.a'
sury whlIe Iidiley, Fl Isanton and ,thar.
ported as heYenut officials, with rasiilt.
liat are remembered, IN Monteyie,.o ana
elsewhere. Mr.. boutwell, was Sccretarv
81 me treasury durIng the concoctiou OF
tAe lmmeasurably Infamous Sanhotn
'.lSOS4l we JtilENt No StlDDaI In
Eoston while Richardson signed thrcon.
tract. row, what does this countrv
ininE OF Sanborn. Richard sou, Rnf,frlj
BAILEY, and Sawyer? Whatqyrr ii do
AAlnN Of them comprehend: the fact they
We're Nr. BqptWrlfa uasr.lt3 y. +I,e Civil
service, ana tntt hi y3..!.I DIV in o,,,
9i51lenadr IS called B.lcl, FmdSy. Eir
boutWeil has Deser stolen naDyfbi1,', [-.'.
maps, out Dir. boutwell, .+r,.,,' ,l,I
AnanceS aud cU-toms of I'M r.,.'..,.,
"9eh hundreds OF millions vn,, -, ,in1
Mr.. Boutwell, may not i. a t,.i,s ...
there haS, not been ath.a, IN ,ir 'lai., :.
years whom ogdiAuy y.tir.I',, ,,',' "n s.
plrt OF Ar Boutwell, wou'dgn5 ,,,., ,I..i..
10 compulsory honesty. 0. Iaadsd II, IN
We Know of nobody who doutti I'M, ,i'
Boutwell, put and kept in oic5 s,era ..'',. s''','
seqnentiy ae7ealed thieves nan ajy ,n,r
N our history, or that he egtrpns Gun al
LAeh ouC. lney We're smoked ont, anr
Jhen theif grateful patron, Ben Hntirr
commend to Mr.. Boutwell, a solicitor.
Watching OF the operations of the cam
nlttee on the Expenditures in the Trea 9
ury Department and of the evidence II
me ParkHan-Brooks case. twill scrvl
Alm better than spurts OF LOYALTY ana
ti'hHer graced with Mr.. BoutpelIs p-n.
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TIT RSDAY,
THE 4th DAY OF MAY,
At o'clock, p. ln.,


The following de7eribe1 Real Estate, si1:
Al that ccrtanlo O. ice Of -rlun sltu
ate, lying and hcia ( in thc hunarcd. est
Gcqfges, county gn, Sta cH!urc AID boun led
and described a. i.lioWs. Wit: Boginain
.t a corner ui lauo- Of the htir4 Of vs. liam
N!cav,r, dcnca ed, asG + Joshua Green on
the eat 81 f. o! tee ROAD leading from a. RI
Penn 10 Odcssl, nnl running wish slsd Clcd-
yri's taut iCr.y-Olc and a h.nf irct ttence
u"rih eighty degree, east u.e Auaarcd an
lit y-three irct; th-nce north Sax HHd three
qga-ter degrees, west tLiI'y ttc1: thence
south ei=hty-twO dc gree, west one huuired
and twenty -four feet TO the pat.c oI it-iu-
MI (, containins F1rty.one + ,Au'JeGa ard Fiji
u five square Feet OF Land, more or il55.
Seized md taken IA execution a. the ro-
party Of Michael Green aad scweu Green
heir. at law OF | cry irlcu, G.tta.eI, Hud
terre tenants. ana to he sold bv
"M II. LAALsGE. te-.E.
Sho.ifs's Office. Nc% Caslle.
April H. la,o. fll4
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WEDNESDAY,
TnE1oth DAY OF APRIL, I.
ht2 O'Clock p. NJ.

Mt clock L. NJ.
TIE following described Real Estate Vi {;
All that certain lot. piece or parcel Ct "A
with Two two story brick housejthcrcolcn
ted, situate in the city of Wilmington ll0l
SAID bounded and described as follows to
Beginning alta point on Townsend stree:
the distance of ninty-tour feet from tleIa;!
section OF the westerly side OF Town@nl
and the northerly side ct Il stree. ile1
wejteTly parallel with j stree. hll y
tho middle Of the division wall between
and the adjoining House. one hundred !
to stake. thence northeriy llrtliel "
Townsend street twenty eight icet To q s'a
thence easterly parallel with j street o
hundred feet to The aforesaid westerly ~ de
townsend street, and thence thereby SOU
rrly twenty eight feet to the place oi De2
ming. be the contents what they may.
Seized and taken III execution as ne ?
pcrty ut ueoree X. Townsend and MarJ
NJ. his wife, and terre to !ant4, audto be ;
by WM. Ii. LAMBSON, SltFi'
Sheriff's Office. New Castle,
April !. A. D.. 1876. alril5-'a,
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A. 2. stwart's VIII.

The will of a. T. Stewart was filed
in thc Surrogate's office IN New York
yesterday He bcquca,hs has vast
estate to his wife, Cornciia III. Stewart,
and her heirs forever, and leaves Mr..
Hilton, as mark of regard, 81 ,0O8,
Oe0. y number OF ether bequesls are
made, ranging from 800 to $40. 900
lie hopes that AL his plans for the
welfare Of his fellow men will be car
ricG out by his executors, who are
hr. Stewart, Judge Hiien and Will
liam Libhcy. Judge Hilton stated
laai night that the business affairs OF
hlr. Stewart would be conducted as if
deceased We're still living, and all his
plans and projects in operation or pro
posed at the time OF his death would
be faithful carried out.
In the c7naicils appended to the will
be direct his executors to pay out. ns
lega9.es. nms varying from 800
TO S2o, 800 TO various persons, a'uaaA-
ting, IN the aggregate, TO GAou $685.
600 70 all lis emoloyeo, wIo lave
in his service over twenty v lf9 hc
leaves II, ,OOe, and to those ovar ten
years $500.
The daily gazette., 1876-04-15

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