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, 1876-03-01

Tho City Collector took In $500 yesterday.
The saloon license question is still alive.
Twcuty-seVen lconecs wcro isauod yesterday.
Peter Gayuor fs q gainer, iuaamuch ns he saltes
charge Of Randolph strest bridge from this
hme On. P. Duggau boiug discharged.
Receipts IN the City Treanuror's oiilce yostor-
day were 81, ,966 from water-rente, e3,68o from
tho City Collector, and $lo, 900 from ua'lauin,
tho Wcat Town Collector.
Building Inspector Bailey intends to bring =
complaint against the firm Of Lake, Chase,
1Iauaford Il Co. for selling oil that bad boon con-
do.nnod for illuminating purposes - the pro-
priotor Of tho Nevada House, whnre 4 tiro
occurred Monday, Tor usa In making gus. The
inspector spent yesterday In au investigation.
Tho Councils nlacrlty in cutting down appro-
priattona does bot meps with much favor among
the heads Of tho various Departtnonse, who soy
that although they are ~ willing to economizo
ae any one, some Items Which havo been Btriclen
out VETO absolutely necessary. The NIarel1al
does not think that his allowance wilt lilly sus-
tain tns police force, and Fire-afarsbal Bennor
thinks that f,sa cstiunto should not havn boon 30
n.srcitedsty torn up.
Department. who has boon In tho emplny of
tho city for the past thirty years, and in that
time has always discharged hlH dutioH crodItably
to himself aud tn tho on.lrn Satisfaction Ut the
heads OF tho City Government. waa married. yes
te1day morning At paiat,ue, H., to q young and
beautiful lady Of that place. Tho ceremony
took place at tho hotne OF the bride, ktr, aud
Airs: Knight left for tho Hot Springs Of AsAai-
sas last evening, and will be absent for several
mouths. Dir. Knight has the congratulations OF
his many warm friends Of tho City-Esll,
,fh. t,,,,raa.
,.thne .i,ort en- r.s ~ s..ss.. soA"o nusheo ~
EraS sn,..,T 1entuny nuI olo ioyy
t,.I;.,.r. 1no wv ~. tue nousonold
M nam.s.,e ~ t.,. ~ ns1o. aaon'8au avenue.
~ netcn'njn aoad .d aaas ~ ta1 money was
.,o ~. '.1 M, auu paceeoea 80 saAe Poeaes.
ssp " tS oar ~ S,ouKa ,e ot grace 20 aunt
homa ~ tts monsv ill., sne m9 RI eos ~
pI'a H. ,se1 nna no suoas "oso i1tt una'stnlp-
s,,a eanss f";'.;itsr. .nans noaseS 'oeRea'
AZ" ofo'1 A'aeu.a. ,,4,s.,.. Ap!as ~ ous'! osso'
14,. .,,,. aI ."n.Isi, " utaLsnI uIs
LIZ. .Ia tohutas roesiy Inoet1hg OF tae boafd OF
.' ~ ""I n AT st{ss ~ so'. !to"1 e1o'c!oas aLtel.
NJ n. - 1aS ,san. ~ slo GAaat. ana pFesens
a,anh, "AIl ~" +a'oAo aoo 14oasta' Mooso aha
y. N.Y." ,,,.;. ~, -,u,.,
-. a,saontaa' aeo', ~ ~ ,ns"ty-sfpo'ntea
.e " H. ns Gse"eh.ae' a''a+ Oh mo-
'em rho " aan,aru ~ arCt 1s was S.ssn n!s seas.
ssoona s1 ~ stens1@s1nsof "ofA, ha1F1ub bet,
~ ~ .i snao -. .t,. .uah tnso ~" ~ osa, Anu
~ T., Ivust Ky "SSs .s.uu5". ~ any VI tae defects
.dot.o .t.n.,, rrs.. la wv oa.u uhtnnously
s.'o sn. auu ha1ne S,l1toe steo ihtfo-
"1. ss. !ui ~ aem9ssI OF aeAa AM
.,,rs" w.. ~ 1s!sm oon :. W. uaielfea, iof tno
ptr..as ,se. ~ - s.e ooAt" eoula !he
~ , ~ 1pp1utiat'oh aal onsu nada
~ rha tua ,ts.i,E SniosI ~ SUI uonou CpaneM.
tton. ,.as,s 49, ost leao oasGiAt oouinunich.
fartaizine housss kim H., ~ - s19sns5 ana
, 1876-03-01

CALIFORNIA STATE PRISON.
sAs FRANolsco, Fob. 29.-The fire 1t the State
Pcni.enttary was less disastrous than At ltat ro-
ported The ilamos wors confined to tho uaaiu
workshops, In which they originated, by tho ex-
crtions OF tho convicss, who behaved we'll. Dc.
t2chmants from tho Fire Department, police,
Prison, found thor aetyieca not 4oauirel. Tho
fro waa subdued and tho prisoners looked up. 4
dispatch this morning reports no eaoapos. TLo
loss ia probably e900, 1000, one-third nf which
falls Oh tho CALIFORNIA; Furniture Manufacturing
Company and Porter, Blum d Blesaiugcr, vho
wete conducting the furniture and ehoe con-
trHctd.
, 1876-03-01
THE INDIANS,

Prospective Warming Tor sitting
Hull md E9ls Crowd.
WARRINGTON, D. O., Feb. 23.-1nformation has
bocn received at tho War Department tint Con.
Crook has stortod with foroo from Fort Lar
auio and Con. Custvs With tsoops from Fort
Lincoln. 10 bo Joined by detachment from Mon
mouth Of Powder River, in Tho Yollon stono
country. Sitting Bull has 1000 warriors. and
acts 1t defiance tho treaty which requros lis
rcople to 1omain on their reservation. Tho
number Of unitel States troops in tho cxpcdl-
tion Ia about 5000.
, 1876-03-01

6peetat Nspateh 70 Ths CH.enao Tribune.
ANNA, ILL.,, Feb 2o.-A con1agT1ton 1t Anna,
ILL.,, last night destroyed fine business block.
Z. Ii. ponlne, merchant, building and stock,
$4,000; 10 insurance. Aldon Fruit Drying
Company, $500; Injured =. Frlck. e25o0; In
surdd tn tho North British hforcaotila Of Lon
don: J: e: Lutkln, e7.oo0; insured for $4,000
el,300 insured In Northwestern of MilvnuItoo
81, 900. InBcoto d. Randall. $50; no pnuranco. >.
Doon'a harher ahop. Dtitton'a shoe shop, and
other losses.
, 1876-03-01

s:as sc II ess sfs'nssr'sa Esse y fa ''s issss
y. r. Moulton, Ell 1!stes, ~. I.
lonpey, Henry Groonetaun,.. Edison Koith, !.
Russell Ju1cH, W. l.. poak. ", II. Smith, ". II.
Hwoss, Andrcas Grohn. D. I. Wilkinson. J. L.
Lombard, William rocko, link II. Nsreli, f.
aorl, @ Stockton. dootse i. doro, II. il. lioati,.
F. Il. Dr.inard, and lost Of othcr friends and
supporters Of tho Atherrum
l. TIE METROPOLITAN RAILWAY.
Tho Metropolitan stroot l'aiway Company
making for q jury 10, try tho question Of con.
demning 10 much Of tho franchise Of
tho West Division Hallway Company
s,a sonssd sss fos1 wth III .er .o rFss IT,. as Is
Company had long ago beon granted tho right
to 1ay ttasks on West Lake, North Canal, and
other atreeta, but bad mover exercised It.; that.
subsequently, tho petitioners Ind boon granted
tue right Of wny over The satne territory, aud
their rights had boen rcs.rninod Ly IN in
junction; and that nll attempts to mako an ar.
rauganont With tho Wcnt Disia!on HALLWAY Ind
proved hbossiye therefore thoy hsk that tllc
Court condemn tho right Of tho defendants. and
hoard on tho 21st lust.
ASH WEDNESDAY.
Tho sacred sonaon OF Lent, most memorable
IN tho calendar Of tho Episeora Church. ls rsi-
cred In to-day with Ash Wednesday. At IS.
Peter and Paul thn full service, With Holy Com-
munson. will bc hold at laIfpas 10 this morning
and IT. 8 this oycntug, and at Grace Church
{tlo Rev: DR.. Lockc) srr'tces Will he
1880. At tho Church Of lilo Asccu.ion tho Holy
Communion will bo administered at A. N.
Morning prayer wttt ba offered at u o'clock, aud
evening prayer at,d meditation will commence at
services 1t ii. raser's Chapel, 1lJ stato ptreos.
commencing at 12:iu and at Trinity Church. tue
lieoLor nlll olt!cato at 10: 10 o. m.
, 1876-03-01

To th6 AdttaT e| TIE Chfcd9o Tribune:
CHICAGO, Feb. .20.-OGr attention bus bcen
called to al article in this mornings TRIBUNE,
which Tas ogiaeutly wrltton under great mis-
apprehension Of facts, and it has cseated =
wrong impression In 1aany who did not UNDER
gsaud tho ra.uro Of the goods rolerrod to. Tho
Navada Hotel (wc understand) has very Imper-
feet gaa machine which ALLOWS the gns To escape,
md tlat ia tho trne causo Of tho accident. Thoy
purchased from Us the best quality Of gasoline,
-eighty-neven degrees gravltg,-tho sams that
has boen nsud by many OF our ilneet suburban
hotels and Residences for yoars, without any
moro accidents than arc caused by any ieaky eas
Pipes.
Wo eell ejghsy-soyon degrees gasoline for gem
Grating gas only, and 1t is Ill branlod conlomne,l
for illuminating pnsposes, expressly to guard
noople from attempting TO uso 1t for any other
purpose. A visit TO tho hotel In question will
show harrot Of OUT $50 degrees fire test oil that
showed ND signs OF explosion after tho atayos
had been burned Aamoat through to tho oil IT.
solf. Respectfully yours,
+. q. HAsroBp l. Co.
, 1876-03-01

representing !" Ths siuk Child" and Or. 7. n.
Fitch With beautifully -boun!i copy Of " Iltua-
trated Homo" l'otl, tho eoutlsnou tansod
she donors II, a fow feeling remarks. TITS duct
from :" Tho Heasona." wns thon sung bs Mrs
hlc0ntrs and Mr.. Edward Hel.nItzo, nu.1 WAS OIL
Enthusiastically cncotco. a bcnohictton concluded
the entertaining exercises all tho andienco dis-
poshod,
, 1876-03-01

"AAt 4"E. HAt"'
70 the Editor Of Ths Chseaqo 7rt1unt:
Cn1cAao, Fob. 29.-"iIaYo you hoard Tho
uows from Joliet ?"
"No. what ial, -
~ ""a'
f9'sohetb oseapeu from INC fonitehtiaf3'-
mutdcrete. burglars, and thieves got loose mud
abb oati."
"Df course .he ofIlccra ara altar thorn Tha
,,,oe.aa, lii ,,s.,1 .Ss - :, .,,..,,,.'.
sin,s W., ~, .onu t"u.n ~ ~ 1.ay .,ese n
iao" r. hnsny ~ a"ay tno.o taan ."o Ut thfoof
,G..t ~" h"nasoa ,," ana 'a'tsy.,omti ai tn ,.,tu
,1,,s uIa1 11 !, 1 nunes' koMuaa' II H.. aeasut!'
~. - ~ ~" ,ntna.a,, &, A'0'oo' "" ''o' po"0f'
toh ~ y. .u' nn ,.,nao uamso7 Alta. 49,. H., a.,
.., =! ~ no hlGans. lhsS were OIL 'as out W tho
yom dn, lay 'rv naa. ~ III, liza ,e,oo,,,
- W. H. 1t'.a,, ~ W. H. H. ~. io aoa ~
~ ~ ~" 'un ~ ~ Mson
.;rs ~ .n1 cassns 81 M Tue eons,steu nssaa
,vo ~ III ae.. ~ ,., a aa
srn;nst 10 nr ri - ~ iva wv s
ssSmtnrn, ". -. ~ .,,,,is,,n,,,, y.xho
ennnei' fq sc, t.or r1 ~ .utTnr H. ..ne
nnJ nost ~ f,,osa I.nnoro,,. vrnlo..S ,n,, J."
, 1876-03-01

john Wentworth. Of Chicago, has publlshed
circular cata!oeuo, Which 10 sends gratis to
all taEsnara asking for tt, showing that he las
tho largest farm and largest and beat herd, Of
cattle, all paid for, and therefore csa tlefy all
competition IN selling them whatever aal.nals
they want 11o viii continue in tho business.
and thus gives an additional guaranty Of fair
dealing. Every farmer should send for 1t,
, 1876-03-01

u
81. Louis, No., Fob. 29.--Tho Wholesale house
OF q. ]. Mcnoun, No. 8t8 broadway, burned al
a. m..ep1etty mich tho entiro stock, valued at
1000. being destroyed. Insured In tho FARM
ers' Drovore' Of Louisville for So, 600; Union
Of PlttshurB.. Empire Of Chicago, Ger1nau Of
Freeport. and Aurora Of Cincinnati, e2.oOO oac.1
and $4,000 In Ut. Louis companies. The build
ivng was owned by Mary A. Finny and waa badly
damaged insurance unknown,
, 1876-03-01

Tho "Ieap Year Neoktie" Ia Now
out. We hare not seen It, but presume 1t Il youug
ladys sleass, with 40 in H. aud goes Ill round
sha neck. II stitched On : new " por,e%tio " 1t il
bound to bring the young men to time.
, 1876-03-01

ST. Louis. No., Fob. 29,-Tha large hourlng
mill Of Goodrich Nevons, 1t Jetseyvsle. Ill.,,
WAS burned iast night. Tho loss il about $2a,-
600; insured for $4,000, Ia tip following oom-
panlos; Iycoming, Sl.60o; Pennsylvauia Fro,
q, 500 Amazon. o., 500; Citizens and Hum.
holdt N. y, " ,6o0 each Northwestern, hill
w4ukoe. $1,000; Farmers' and Lancaster, Pa,
81, 900 oach.
, 1876-03-01

The Root q Sons Music CO., 1853 State st..
have Just received from tho factory oS Mssass,
hetnhola Son. os K'insonthsl, sa.ouy, large Ia.
voice Of Accotdons of An Improved patteru that hid
fair 10 aupersede al othes being constructed - 10
be vastly mora durabls. They control tha exclusive
salc Of thess Goo1a In ttIs country.
, 1876-03-01

onlJ depot IN Chicago. and general dllt1tbut1us
agency for the Soshwtst u 1t Lyon usaiy's, atAts
md Monroe stsse.s. Upright aud :squAzs pianos for
n.pt.
, 1876-03-01
nniTiIARY.

New YonR, Fob. 29.-Charles Edward Horr1cy,
the distinguished mustclan and composer, diod
In this city Sunday. aged 81 years. hlr. uotsley
VAS born In England, and cana to this country
four years ago.
, 1876-03-01

tn EHTEHUu,
The alarm from Box No. l2s 1t 12:45 yeatef-
day afternoon WAS fnlss. Il Has turned in by a
colored boy named Lincoln Jaoobs Who at-
tempted to escape, but was arrested and locked
MP In tho Twonty-becond Bt1cet Station.
The alarm from Box No. Ia Ut half.past 6
o'clock last oyeuinE uha false.
, 1876-03-01

Tho Verdict Of All
genh who hAsa had Cook McIaln clean,
repair, Or dyo their old clothes. hAs Invariably been
"t p%yp to 60 10 30 Dearborn ttsee&." usauches %
Au4 2Gl West Madison street.,
, 1876-03-01
poRK.pACklNn Ar lpr,auapn,

1NplAsAPoL1s, Ind. Feb. 2o.-Tbe pork.psek.
Ing season c!oasd to-day. The numtor Of hogs
killed wAs a2a, ,0s4; last year. 27a ss9, incleaso
44746.
, 1876-03-01

ozonized ox-Marrow for tho RRir,
b. Buck Ay1ns. makers of Tia " H&5s" Coiospa,
, 1876-03-01

Lundbor9's California Water
10. tost And bath And Fafssshna
, 1876-03-01
A CAY LO$HARio,


LY INCOME.
a young man On Calumet avaAue lives on tho
fat Of tho land, is astitod like solomon In l,ls
glory. and noTer plays anything but bluo checks.
Ho is not marrying mau--henco hiB income.
His method Of operation is very aimp,>, Ho
moyos Ia tho worry best society and keeps an
anxious oye on tho natrino ninl intelligence in
the Sunday papers. and an attentivn car on tho
gossip Of society. When ho sees or hoa1s that
the genial aud popular a1r. A. ta shortly 10 load
10 sho hymcncal altar tho beautiful md accom-
pltahed Miss o. ho opens q Social parallel up
proach 10 tho bride expectan1 tn akea her ao-
qualnsanco II ho docs not already enjoy 1t, nna
conducts campaign OF Irritation With tho
vahcmencc Of the noylce combined with tho
caution Of the yeteraa- Then Ae doll
catcly eots a1oat rnmorp that tho
match between Mr. 4. and I1iss .. Ia Of,
OF that tho marriage is postponed for awhile, or
tl.at ho htmse'f Is shortly to be married, and the
fashionable circles: and 80 on. Then Mr.
gots unoaYy ind has words with Miss B., or
Watches hcr .goo.ni!y, aud ehs being aware OF
this. fists with forty grasa-1idow power with
bis rival
At this stage tho rival approaches aIr. L., and
entots into negotiations tho result OF which ls
that he sells out TO air. A, for $500 or moro. ac-
cordinE to tho depth Of Mt. A.'a passion or Mtss
- tesaoss -AEA Ao o4Eehn Nttu 34l1o d. III tAQ
most hoafticea mauner. and Mr. A. being proyt-
deatially On hand Just a. tho parting takes
place, tho poor hears-brokon gill rushea into h,s
arms. crying, 30, AdolphuH, Adolphus how
could over wound your fatthtul breast
You alone cure Tor me. aud I an sick
Of this hollow, hoArtless world. 0, do,
DO marry mo and take me away" That Ia how
tho old thing works. A TtuAuNk reporter aakod
tho inventor Of this ingenious process II he did
not find that the busnees had 4 tendency TO
play itaclf out; whether tho fact OF bis making
80 many ac4uMntaucos, which Invariably culea
With hia throwing the lady oya1boatd 10 40 ab-
rupt manner, did not initiate against fnturs
HucccsHcB, and make women wary. 40, up"
lie responded, hEably: tho very fact that rot
ono Woman spooney on mo and theh lilt hor,
only mhkca all tho others anxious to hayn ma
cnyorting around them. toll you, Aonuy.
womana nature IN . d--d funny thing" lie
also stated shat business waa never lvelier
than now, hnd be thought OF advertising
for q .partuer OF Goot address. "At
presont be said, II haYo tAree ioba on hand,
aud shall have to rush EN- through, for slo1e'n
over dozen good caaes ahead, aud you've got
to 10 Ill your work botwesn November and
April. Ihero's ono in each division Mondays
and Thursdays work on the North Side, Tuea-
days aud Fridays on the South a,do, and Wcdups-
days and Saturdays over On tho Wost. Sundays
make nu afternoon call on one Of my rsttenia,
10 TO church with Anolhor. and spond The
eyenng with L third. Go ont, like 10 ths thea
tro, or for walk, or to 4 big ball Not much,
ataty Ann! Why. might lucet ono Of my
other clfenta, and thou thera'd be tYoub!s.'
Tho gent1etnra Bat1 that taking ilancecs Is they
rau. ha nettcd shout S7to hoad on ticm.
, 1876-03-01
IMMENSE Sale at AUCTION,

New and uscd Furniture and 6enerni uousehM
Goods. New Par1or Butta, Now Chnlnbcr 6es, Dnrt
room Furniture, ricr and Mantol Mirrors Boiu
Lounges, full Lao now ami hecond.haul Carpt.a i
Crates ceockery IN oIcn 1ota, an inYoice Tab!scrs
lery CrockeFy. Glass md Plated Ware, Ctgart ThIa
General Merchandise, etc., otc. -
uuycrH alHaya find The argeet stocta at o,.r Rocrs
ELLISON. pOhfENOY / CO.
, 1876-03-01

Thursday March 3, ut 3 p. M.,.. NJ.
s1aA scn IT auction, Gu taH pIcrllses Jf8 harts -
ket-st. ION account Of for1nor puscAasol}, l:uys
dws!Angs well-bu!lt, With Godafn improvements w.
can Ia moved II desired.
Terms; Fart cash, balance on time.
HIRAM BRUSH, Auetlooee:5
The daily gazette., 1876-03-27
Bauard for President.

The Morning Herald has placed at the
head of its columns the name of Sena-
tor Thomas F. Bayard for President. In
doing so it says
1--WE believe him to be a league beyond
every other man named in connection
with the office, in fitness. Judged by the
coldest critic of public conduct, he must
be pronounced inhexibly honest. Com =
pared with any public man of either
party, he is the peer of the proudest and
best Of them. In training he possibly
stands first, as the political atmosphere
in which he grew up and natured, was
Of all others the most favorable to de-
velop the political qualities now de-
manded by the grevious perils ana Woe
full disgrace which threaten and enwrap
our country"
All that the Herald says as to the quail
ifcations and fitness Of Senator BAYARD
for the exalted position of President of
the United States, is true. Nor is 1t
questioned in any part of the great
country, over which it will be fortunate
for the whole people if he should be
chosen to preside. Under his direction
the country would be sure to return to
its former economy; and Retrenchment
and Reform would not be attempted in
vain.
The daily gazette., 1876-03-27
>eg sssES's SALE.

RY virtue OF writ of Levari Facias to me
- directed, will be exposed to Public Sale.
ut the
WASHINGTON HOUSE. 2O5 MARK ET ST.
kept by Hugh ilorrer. in tho city of Will
mington, New Castle county. Delaware. on
FRIDAY,
THE 3lst DAY OF MARCH, 1876,
At clock. p. M,
The following described real estate, VIZ:
All that certain lot or piece of land with n
Brick Meeting House or Church BuiltinR
thereon erected, situated in the City of Will
ming on bou ded and described as follsws to
wit: Beginning Mt ac'rner of land on the
portherly side of second street at the distance
Of thirty two feet from the easterly side Of
Washington street. thence north thirty-two
degrees east and parallel to Washington st.
eighty feet more or less to II corner,
thence south fifty-eig1t degrees Gu ast and par
allel to second street forty eight feet five
inches to a corner. thence south thirty-tw
degrees west eighty inc feet more or less to
the northerly side of Second street thence
aleng said side of said street north fifty ght
degrees west forty-eght feet five inches to
the place Of beginning, be the contents within
said bounds what they may.
Seized and taken III execution as the pro-
perty of Pasmore IL. Mitchell. snd Adainc
Mitchell, his wife. and to he sold by
WIN. II. LhMBSON Sheriff.
Sheriff once, New Castle,
March 9. 1876. maria ia
The daily gazette., 1876-03-27
The Com n,erciaI Whining,

Like the rest of the Radical newspa-
pers that have been receiving the reward
OF partizanship in the South the Com.
"lerc1dt whines because the Democrats Of
the City Council do not continue the
city advertising IN its columns. II
seems to forget that its party has pro-
scrlbed the GAzETTB and all other Demo-
cratic papers for the last ten or tvely.
years. Tho last Republican Finance
committee and committee: on printing
and also the street committee kept all
their advertisements out of GAZETTE.
and their direction to the city tax col
lector, over which the Commercial raises
its whine, excluded the GAZETTE. We
did not complain about it, however, but
bore what seemed our hard fate with pa .
thence.
The Commercial has been kindly treat.
ed by the Democrats in comparison with
the manner the GAZETTE and other DEM
ocratic papers were treated by the Rad.
icals, and it has new in its columns at
least one city advertisement that is OK.
cluded from the GAZETTE and other citv
papers.
The Commercial has been the exponent
OF Grantism in this State and has had
the benefit of all the advertisements from
Washington, the Custom House. the In.
ternal Revenue office, while the GAZETTE
has all the while been prescribed by
these officials. We, therefore, think the
Commercial shows an unusual weakness
in its complaint that tLe Democrats in
the City Council do not continue to favor
it as did its own party friends. 1t ha,
been petted and spoiled, and like &
spoiled child frets under the reverces in
cident to life. And SO do the most pro
scriptive of the papers in the South tina
have had their chief existence from par
ty patronage.
The daily gazette., 1876-03-27
esllEkIfh'5 SALE.

~
BY virtue of a writ o, Venditoni Expouas
Sale, at tho Ho'oi Of WilllIm b. Ford. at
kirkwooj, in Pencider lIundrel. New Cas-
tic county, Delaware. on
SATURDAY
THE FIRST DAY OF APRIL. A. D.. l.7G.
At O'Clock. =. NJ.
Tho following described R1al Estate, viz:
All that certain lot peice or parcel of Ian
situate, lyiug and beng on the cast side of
tue Delaware Rail Road in Peucader Hun
dred New Castle county, and State of Del
aware, bounded AID described as ioll2ws. to
wit: Beginning at "a stake ia, = small run lead
ins into Dragan Creek. at c)rneI for the
Walker property and the said John c. Clark.
and running thence up the said run south
seNenty-nine degrees, west twenty and even
tenths perches to a stake in the said run an
in the limo Of the said Rail Road, thence with
the said Rail Road, north fifteen degrees, east
seveoty-three and six-tenths perches to
stake in Samuel Il. Sutton's line. thence with
mis- lands south thirty degrees east torty six
and l-lU perches to tOst near a ii Ory tree
thence ty land Of John Z. Clark. south 46
and a-half degrees. east two perches to a stake
thence south sixty-loHr and-a-hllf degrees,
west twenty five and eight tenths perches,
thence south iOrty-twO and a half degrees
east fourteen and eight tenths perches. to the
Beginning. CONTAINING seven acres two roods
and twenty two square perches of land and
ana surface. conveyed by Isaac Moody and
wife. to John &. Clark by deed da:ed Jul
ls2, Recorded in A. 10. Page 2ii.
Seized and taken in Execution as the :.
perty o. Johu Z Clark, anJ to he sold by
WIN. II. LAMBSON, sheriff.
Sherifr's Ofllce. New Castle,
March 9th A. ID. 1870. { marli-ts