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Farm and Stock.
ITEMS,


The Country Gentleman says: s'E ri
spring transplanting of strawberries
followed with the most uniform success
It should I've done as soon as the groun
can be put into o good mellow condition
in order that the plants may obtain a
early start, and make strong growt
during the season. Those who want til
best crops next year do not allow til
young plants to bear this year; but sue
as desire q moderate supply from thei
new paintings, will not severely injur
strong'growing plants by allowing q pal
tisl CROP"
What is called " corner" in some par
ticular line of stocks is no uncommon
thing in Wall street; but foreign pape
states that some Hamburger dealers i,
onions have been playing the same gam
with this odorous bulb, having recently
bought up 10000 hundred weight o.
onions in the neighborhood of Szdin o
three forms per hundred weight. Th,
effect of This move was to send up the
price to ten florins, for the Hamburger
ers could not forego their onions at any
price.
Every farmer who keeps COWS should
raise quantity of sugar beets for winter
feeding, for there is no root more cheaply
produced of equal value. Sow the seed
early before dry weather commences, and
the plants will get good hold of the
coil and penetrate deep CROUCH to reach
moisture before the heat of summer com
mences.
The comb is the hens pulse. If that be
strong and bright, and of good color
and full of blood, shaking with every
quick movement of the bird in the combed
varieties, the bird is in normal health and
IN laying condition. When the rim of
the comb and wattles have a purplish
tinge, the bird is not well.
All compost heers should be made
with their tops fiat, Or little concave, to-
catch the rains to keep the heaps moist
Plaster is the best absorbent of the
gases In a manure pile, and Il may lel
sprinkled among the manure When the
pile IL made.
Cabbage greens are raised by sowing
seed early in spring on land prepared as
Tor spinach; they sell we'll until the new
cabbages come in about June Doth. SAVOY
seed Is used for greens.
STARTING WITH SHEEP.
Nearly every one would say, 20 to Cali
5oEnia, or Colorado. or Texas. They are
good sheep countries, to be sure. But
why all 20 to the West In Illinois and
Missouri are large farmers with more land
nder the plow than is profitable often
on these farms are brushy pastures, and
steep hillsides, and sloughy bottoms, and
rich valleys, cut into all kinds of shapes
BY creeks and brooks, only fit for pastEr-
aye, exactly suited to profitable wool
growing. Then there are unoccupied|
commons now growing up in small brush
aud briers, offering cover to foxes, rab.
bits and wolves. Better put sheep upon
these free, public pastures, and convert
The waste grass and unseemly commonsI
into bright, 6eecy wool. Forty acres sreI
quite enough. The free range Is all you
win need perhaps for many years. The|
pluck to begin and stay by the enterprise
u the main thing you will need. IT youI
cannot buy one thousand sheep, buy one
and II you cannot buy SO many,
buy ten, and take care of them; and mi
ten years you win fad il the very best
you ever made. We would
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Which are located on CIark's Fork, are
shown by developments to be the bes,
and richest in the country.
A road to the mines will be opened in q
short time from the Crow Agency, dis.
tarce of only forty miles, which will en-.
able us to make connection with the Vel
lowstone boats, putting the products Of
our mines at least one hundred miles
nearer market wagon transportation than
any other mines in the Territory. The
Company now offer for sale.
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IMPORTANT CAUTION.

None are genuine unless the signature
of. HAYDOCK, as agent for the United
States, surrounds each box of Pills, ant
Ointment. A handsome reward will bt
given to any one rendering such intor-
nation as may lead to the detection OF
|any party or parties counterfeiting the
medicines or vending the same, knowing
them to be spurious.
*x*Sold at the mandatory of Profess
sor Holloway & Co., New York. and by
Jail respectable druggists and dealers in
medicines throughout the CIVILIZED world,
in boxes at p cents, 62 cents and 81, each.
a. There is considerable saving by
taking the larger sizes.
n. B.-Directions for the guidance of
patients in every disorder are affixed to
each box.
Office. 112Liberty t., n. Y.
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bEATTVSf5: Aa7sE 9S 3 ;yss:

The best and most lasting parlor organ
VOW in use. No other parlor organ la.
over attained the same popularity.
1t has been tested by thousands, man,
them competent judges, and gives uni.
ersal satisfaction TO all.
The music Is adapted to the human
voice, ranging from the softest flute. like
note to volume of sound unsurpassed b,
any instrument.
This instrument has all the latest i'm
provements, and every organ Is fully
warranted for six years. Beautiful OF
polish, black walnut panelIed cases. which
will not CRACK or WARP, and forms
in addition to a splendid instrument OF
music. . beautiful piece of furniture.
This organ needs only to be seen to b.
appreciated, and is sold ut extremely low
figures for cash. Secondhand instruments
taken in exchange. .fsf..7 . ! 81
Agents wanted, male or female, in every
county in the United States and Canada
A liberal discount made to teachers
ministers. churches, schools, lodges. etc.
where We have no agents. illustrate.
catalogue and price list free. Correspond
ence solicited. Agents, discount given
where I have no agents. Best offer eve
given now ready. Address,
4 tra D.a.HIEL n. BE.ATTY.
W.Hsh. tssgtOSs, Niesc jersey.
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The Household.
THE TABLE.
PLUM PUDDING.

/
= If you wish to make the pudding in whic
every one delights,
: OF six pretty new-laid eggs you mus
take the yolks and whites;
Beat them we'll up in basin, till the,
8 thoroughly combine;
And be sure you chop the suet up particu
Il larly fine,
Take pound of well>stoned raisins, ant
!, apound of currants dried,
!, A pound of pounded sugar, and som,
d candicd peel besides.
, Rub them all up we'll together, with 8
i pound of wheaton flour,
? And let them stand to settle for quartz,
!. of an hour;
Then tie the mixture in cloth, and put i,
in pot.
Some people like the water cold, aud some
prefer it hot;
But though I don t know which of these
two plans l ought to praise;
know it ought TO boil an hour for every
pound it weighs.
On! II were the queen OF France, or
what's better, Pope of Rome,
I'd have just such pudding every day l
dined at home;
All the world should haye a piece, and if
any did remain,
Next morning for my breakfast l would
have it fried again.
TOMATO SALAD.
One can of tomatoes, same quantity of
chopped celery. three eggs, beaten light
season with salt and pepper; boil toma-
toes and celery together until they are
thick, take off fire and stir IN the eggs
and when nearly cold add one tablespoon
full Of mixed English mustard.
RICE CAKE.
One quarter pound of ground rice, one
quarter pound of flour, one-half a pound
Of white sugar, and five eggs. Beat all
toge her till it froths, pour into a tin.
lined with buttered paper; bake quickly
three quarters of an hour. Flavor With
lemon.
|
Three eggs well beaten, one cup sugar,
one cup flour, one teaspoonful cream oil
tartar ii the flour, one.halt teasroonfull
aleratds in three teaspoonfuls cold water.
This is just right If baked thin for ielley
cake; If loaf is desired, it is safer to
put in little more -four.
HOT sLAw.
One head of cabbage, one-half pound
Of pork, and fry 1t out and take the
scraps out Chop up the cabbage. and
put in the fat with water and pepper, i'll
liked, mustard. When nearly done, add
one cup Of vi negar.
OMELET WITH CHEESE.
Break up and beat we'll six eggs. add to
lhese four tablespoonful of cheese. finely
chopped, and piece of butter the size Of
An egg, and salt and pepper. Put these
INTO saucepan on the fire, and stir until
soft and thick; then throw the substance
INTO your frying-pan and proceed as for
he plain omelet. A sweet omelet. for
lessert. may be made by putting into the
plain omeIet a little sugar instead of the
salt and pepper, inclosing in the centre
my kind of marmalade or jam. When
urned on the dish, sprinkle sugar over the
.op. WA -g
The quickest and most thorough way to-
have weeks wash for six or eight !
people done: Do not boil the clothes; use
two tablespoonfuls of powdered torax to
very tubful of clothes; have the water
not; after one rubbing, let them soak for
! short time In tab of clean, boiling
Tater containing borax; use very little j
'oap rinse in one clear water. WashiDgl'
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BE AT T Y PzAMQz

Grand Square and Upright
This instrument is the most handsome
and best Piano ever before manufactured
in this country or Europe, having the
greatest possible depth, richness ard vol
ume OF tone, combined with rare brllian-
cy, clcarness and perfect evenpess through
out the entire scale, and, above all, sur
prising duration of sound, the power and
sympathetic quality of which never
changes under the most delicate or power
full touch. Space forbids a full descrip-
ton OF this magnificent instrument.
Agents discount given where l have no
agents. Remember you take no risk in
on" of these CELEBRATED
INSTRUMENTS. If, after five (5) days
test trial, it proves unsatisfactory, the
money you have paid will be refunded
upon return of instrument, and freight
charges paid by me both ways. Pianos
warranted tor six years. Address,
Daniel f. Beatty,
- Washington, New Jersey U. S..A.
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lGEND 25c. TO G. P. RQWELL q co.
IN New York. for Pamphlet Of 100 pages
containing Lists of 5000 newspapers. And
Estimates showing the cost q advertising.
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0OPY YOUR LETTERN
y Exeelsior S GSG book. y
MADE OF CHEMICAL PAPER

Quickly copies any writing WITHOUT
water, PRESS, or BRUSH. used at homo.
library or office. For ladies wishing to
retain copies of letters, every business
man, ciergymen, correspondent. travellers.
it Is invaluable-sells at sight, Send $500
and we will send a 300 page Book, letter
size, BY NAIL paid to any address. We
refer to any Commercial Agency. Send
stamp for Agents Circular. EXC ELSIOR
MNFG. GO. ITO Dearborn ST., Chicago.
Ills. 5000 AGENTS wanted.
81 If. l
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\ MADE by Agents in cities and
country towns. Only necessary to
show samples to make sales and
money, for apy one out of employ
ment and disposed to work. Used
!, daily by all business men. Send
:Ustamp for circular, with prices 10
/. Address ESPECIAL AGENCY"
Kendall Building. Chicago. :. :.
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can be done quicker and better if the
clothes are put to soak over night in borax
water not soaped.
COLOGNE.
One quart alcohol. e-quarter ounce oil
|of lavender, one-quarrer ounce oil of
rosemary.
u.-One quart alcohol, one ounce oil
of lemon, one half ounce oil Of bergemot
shake we'll.
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DR. g. w HIT TIER,
GIT St. Charlas S%r<

ireats all forms OF Venerai Diseases. Semi.
lai Emissions and Sexual Debility, with
Unparalleled success. No matter who failed
can or write; pamphlet or consultation free
ian refer to the medical profession in all
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4 ODOLLARS A DAY at home, AsN
l. n wanted. Outfit and terms 1lso'
TRUE s. Co., Augusta, Mslne"
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The quickest and most thorough way to
have weeks wash for six or. eight
people done: Do not boil the clothes; use
two tablespoonfuls of powdered torax to
every tubful of clothes; have the water
hot; after one rubbing, let them soak for
Il short time In tab Of clean, boiling
water containing borax; use very. little
soap rinse in one clear water. Washing
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We are also prepared to give
1ELEGRAPHIC TRANSFERS

on either Of the above named cities.
|p6 Collections entrusted to our care will
receive immediate atteltion, and will be
remitted for promptly when desired, b.
exchange on New York or otherwise.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-23
" WILMINGTON, DEL. FRIDAY NOVEMBER oY 1177

ohief Justice Comegys In passing SEN
tence, said 1t was an assault of the mos
brutal character, and that he intended te
make an example of her. She was sen,
fenced to two years imprisonment, to pay d
nne OF $500 and the cost Of prosecution.
State vs.. sewel stsrksy, colored, charged
with assault ard battery with intent to kill
Richard Wright, colored, on the 5th of
June, 1877. Guilty. Sentenced to three
months imprisonment, to pay fine of $50
and the costs of prosecution.
sewel having been also convicted of the
larceny Of brace and bit, the property Of
u. Wright, he was sentenced to three addi-
t'onal months imprisonment, to receive 20
lashes on Saturday next, to pay $125 resti-
tuition money and the cost of prosecution,
The Court then adjourned to meet at 10
O'Clock this morning.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-23
Job Work done at the HERALD office,

/ OOD WI n oOAC oO lEhALU
Remember the Soiree at the FRIENDSHIP
Engine House, on Saturday nights.
Uncertainty may attend businrss ventures
and enterprises, but 1t never attends the
prompt administration of DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup. Price rs cents.
If you want your teeth extracted without
pain, 90 to Drs. She]p and Winner. They
also take great care IN preserving the natu.
raj teeth. You will find them at No. 621
Shiplfy street.
The new volume Of Sunday Reading is
the prettiest that has yet been issued. 1t is
of the same size as "Chatterbox," which it
very much resembles, except that both the
stories and pictures are intended to meet the
exactions OF the large class of parents who
would give their children on the Sabbath
ouly euch books as are especially adapted
for Sunday reading. The stories and illus
trations are full of interest for children, and
inculcate wholesome lessons In a most
way.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-23
INSTALLATION,

The st. Paul's Commandery Knights
Templar, colored, of this city, gave con-
cert and reception last evening, at the In.
stitute Hall. Previous to the concert the
following gentlemen were installed as off.
GERS OF the commandery; John Di,ahay,
James Crozier, s. V. B. Carly, William G.
Rayne, David Hutchinson, P. s. Blake, and
Il. Tribbett. A short parade was given by
the Masons of this city, and a large nuns
Der from Phildelaphia.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-23
TERMS OF SALE,

The property viii be sold to the best and
altlons Of sale, !" wit: Six thousand dol.
lars ($H OOO) of the purchase money tn he
paid In cash when The property is 3 ruck
on and the balance within thirty (3O days
after the conf nation of the sale by the
United States Circuit Co rt for the Eastern
District of Pennsyluan a. Provid d hat the
balance of he purchase mOnev may either
De paid in cash or settled for by receipting
10 the und rSgned Trustees for the divi.
dend OF tue said na'ance of he pu chase
lhory y which may appear TO he payabl.
on an, Of the bonds 4 the said conIany
and tn matured coupons at cned hereto.
ssecu red by the aforesaid mortgage of July
the Bth. u 1874 which may be he by
the said purchaser. pom the confirmation
OF the sale by the Court, and upon full
cOmpl ance with all tn. cOndit ons Of the
sale, the pu' chaser shall tie entitled to a
good and sufficient deed for the same to
AIM Ia 'ee lnple. fr, m the said Trustees,
iree, clear auo disc coarved from all incum
ances sub equent to the IL. ofth. af,re-
sal mortgage, and claim or demand of the
said railroad Company rr of nny uersous
claiming under them by way of equity. Of
redemp ion, or Otherwise.
GEORGE BIO IKE,
"A GI sBONS, Trustees
GE,KGs. RICH ,RDsON
CHApM4 4N B1,Dr,DLE, u "STnsst ,e Trustess s.'n
TH'M Az Il son, Auctioneers,
Nos. l39 and al South our h st.,
"c26 2t"w-tS ph l'de!ph a.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-23
SOCIETIES..
MEETINGS THIS (FRIDAY) EVENING

MEETINGS THIS (FRIDAY) EVENING.
Walola Lodge, I. o, of G. T., Sixth an
Market streets.
Fairfax Lodge, No, s, I. O. o. F., at Ode
Fellows Hall.
Columbia Lodge, No. 26, I. O. O. F.
Odd Fellows Hall.
Washington Council, No. 4, O. U. A. M. :,
at Mechanics Hall, 2l9 King street.
Rescue Council, No. 3, Jr. 0. U. A. M,
at Jr. 0 E A NJ Hail. 5li Market street,
Delaware tribe, No I o K M, at Mar.
is Bnilding, 9th and Shipley,
Excelsior Lodge, X Of P, at X of Hall.
2l4 Market,
Washington Camp O of A at NC
C]arey's Building.
Pioneer Council, No I. sovereigns of In
dustry, at McClary's Building.
MI Calvary Dncampmelt, No 10 X of M,
meet severy alternate Friday evening, ut
McClary Hall.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-23
WILL THERE BE ARACE?

Yesterday in Court. while policeman Me.
com was tes'ifying in an assault and bat cry
c ST., nc spoke of flying to he scene ol the
qu trrel. "What say Mr.. Bird, the counsel
IL his balmest tone, as fat a man as you tlv>
ing-you cannot runs" "Can't l, said Me.
com, bringing his solid jaws together, like
asnapping mackrel, would like to try " u
races? Will the agile Levi accept, is the
question which stirs placid New Castle 10
1 depths?
The Morning herald., 1877-11-23
1t Is acknowledged by
every one the
lHE GREAT
ONE.PRICE
CLOTHING HOUSE,
A. 9. YATES & CO.,
LEDGER BUILDING,
Is THE
LEADING AND
POPULAR
CLOTHING HOUSE
PHILAD DELPHIA.

What has given then
the first rank in th,
trade?
Their 90 ds are more
Sty' sh and Bette, Mad.
and. with all that, are
'heaper 'htn those o.
any other c.u,hi g cyn.
cern in the city. The
people have found it out
and fully app, eciale the
W y DO SELL
25 PER CENT LOWER
han Aay ether house,
because WE MAKE
ALLOURPU RCHASFs
In Z SH AT B.tTIOM
FGHkkS AND SELL
FOR CASH.
= he stock cnrnprises
the Best Assortment of
FALL AND WIN 1 Elk
& obs ever offered in
Philadelphia, We have
20 U r | M NJ E N $ K
FLO r l, 1illed with En-
tirely New. and Fresh
Goods, and N nufactur-
ed by our Ou n I xperi-
enced WOrkmen
We have about SEW
ENTY GENTLEMAN
LY SALESM IN who
will take pleasure in
showing you the Fine
STOCK whether YOU wish
to buy or not.
Our sales are increas-
Ing from week to week
u nd our b"siness has
mo e doubled itself in
one year, becau. e-W f,
GIVE PEOPi " THE K
MONEYS WOGTM,
The Morning herald., 1877-11-23
SQUIRE FRAZER'S RECORD.

The following is record of ex-souire
Frazer's business transactions during his
Term as Justice of the Peace and Notary
Public. His work comprised 1866 civil
cases heard and determined; executions
issued, 5000; criminal cases heard and de-
termfned, 1900 acknowledgements as No
tary Public, 1850; probates, 1900; marine
protests, l6; amount Of money collec, ed
without suit, $4,000.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-23

NHANGE OF hOURS-WILMINGTO
" 4 WESTERN RAILROAD-Com Commenc-
ing Thursday Dec 4, 1875, Trains will run
as follows:
Leave Wilmington 10 20 a m, and S 3Op m
Leave Landen burg As a m and l 40 D m.
Arrive at Wilmington 755 m, and 8 10
pm.
Arrive at Landenberg Al IL m. and 8 40
CoNNECTIoNs.--Train leaving Landen.
berg at 6.45 q. NJ. with train for Philadel-
pbia at $40 am.
Train leaving Wilmington a 1920 \ 10
with train leaving Philadelphia at $40 IN
and Pennsylvania and Delaware train leav-
ing Landenberg at 90 p. m.
Train Leaving Landenberg at / 80 D. m
with pennsylvania and Delaware train and
with train leaving Wilmington for Phila.
at 4 30 p. m.
Train leaving wilmington at $50 D M
with train les..,nK fhiiadelphis At 4 Is o.
m -. C)NNtLL SIM
The Morning herald., 1877-11-23
DRAMATIC AND MUSICAL ENTER
TAINMENT,

Ihe entertainment last night, at St.
James Church, by the P. N. L. s., wat
more than ordinarily good. The basement
OF tho church was crowded, and great sat.
lsiactlon was given. 1t would be unjust to
par'icularize any names, as all did well.
1t was admitted that the performance wss
throughout most excellent, far SURPRISING
that OF many professional efforts.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-23
Pension Papers Carefully Prepare
NOTlCE.-TO WATER RENTERS,

II persons who have sold prop rty dur
ing he year are required t, give notes in
writing to The Registrar at he office ,,f the
Water i'epartment, 1000 Market rect, on
or before the Both day Of Nore'. ba ls1i, ia
at owner, the name of the purch ser,num.
Der and location of the pro ETY. so solo.
'herwjse they will be held for the water
rent for Ghe wear 1873
All JersonS who wish 10 discontinue the
use Of water, must giva notice as above Ar
pay So dollar or drawing the Ferruie OF
FOR u discDn tinuauce of any portion thereof
- Ger uiicale from the Plumber that they
have disconnected the pipes.
.s WILLIAM 8. HAYES.
nov2'lm Registrar.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-23
THE OPERA HOUSE.

Ihe most charming entertainment of the
season, was that of Gilmore's band. last
night at the Opera House. Every one was
well pleased, and It reflected credit unon
tpose who arranged to give our citizens
such rare treat.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-23
Local notes on fourth page.

D McClosky's Hat Store may be truly
called the fashionable emporium. The young
aud stylish frequent his establ shment, At
the Opera House Hat Store, right in the
cent re OF the Town, conve nient to all classs
es. up or down town. The Market street
car. pass the place. A large st ock OF Hats,
Cap, Umbrellas, Canes, &C., constantly on
hama.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-23
RAILROADS.
nHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON AND
BALTIMORE KAILROA
al,an

BALTIMORE KAILROA
November llth, 1877.
Trains will leave Wilmington as follows
for ...s ...-..-
Philadelphia and intermediate stations
655, SO: 900. 947, 10 90, a. 80, 4SO
7N, 948 pm.
philadelphia and New York, 2 O9, S A a m,
IL 81, u 40, $40 m.
Baltimore and intermediate stations, 8 50
Baltimore and Washington. IL 81, l 1e. 8 80,
am, IL 81, u So, 500, p m.
Trains for Delaware Division leave for
New Castle 50O, 62D, s3O, . m, lSO, $50
pm.
Wyoming and intermediate stations 500
$50 q m, 6 80 m.
Delmar and intermediate stations s 90
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Pniladelphla anu intermediate stations
s 10 m, 5 90 $50 pm.
philadelphia and New York, 200, s A q m.
baltimore and Washington, 1874, l6 a ID.
For further Information passengers are
referred to the time tables posted at the de-
pot.
junS-1y q. r KENNEY ,Supt.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-23
FOR SALE.
DJBLIC IALE-M. THOM AS q SONS
l. AuctiOneers.

DJBLIC aALr-M. THOM AS q SONS
l. AuctiOneers.
REAbING BRANCH RAILROAD OF
TIE WILMINGTON AND READ
ING RAJ ROAD co.
IN and for the Eastern District of Pennsyl-
Nanla. Nae. In guilty, No. 68 April session,
- FREDERICK f. SAMPSON ..
GEORGE RICHARDSON AND orHFRs.
Under and by virtue of decree entered
IN" thirteenth day of October, A. D.. lS77
ices, to whom all needfut auth Il Y IN the
premises has been given bv the said decre
VIII, eu TUEADVY, the H9th lay of Janu-
uarv, A. D., 1873. at o'clock, noon at he
derGGanss' deInh;s ss sxcharge II the city Of phia
cry, as one tire lot. the railroad of The
WILMINGTON AND READING Raj.
EOAD COMPANY, Bnown VS. the RE D.
ING RRANCH RAILROAD, extending
rom rom the village Of BirdsborO' to Poplar
Neck, IN the G. uAty f Berks. State al
byaSsyy bpeansyXana, Ssnaas ana the railway rails raj
ch'scs belonging 10 or In any wise apper-
taining 10 the said eading Branch, RS
well as all the right title and interest OF
me Wilmington and Read ng Railroa
OoHEany IN anu 10 LIE NkE, dated Jan u
ary 9th. A. p, 1874, made by the Berk |
County Rilroad Company to the sa d H. |
mingt n and Rea ling Railroad Com pany |
Or all that portion o the said Rerks County |
Nal rad, VIII ch extends from the end Of
the said Branch Railroad at Poplar Neck
TO point at or near Perm trent IL the
city of Reading. The said property will be
sold free, q ear and discharged from all en-.
su supsequent to the lien OFFS
certain mortgage dated the 18th day OfJuly,
4. w.. 1874, ma4e by the said Wilmington
md Reading Railroad Company 10 The un.
1ersigned Trustees,