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Daily Republican., 1878-11-08

Newark, IN the County aforesaid, on
MONDAY,
THEllth DAY OF NOVEMBER, A. d. 1875
at 2o'clock, p. m,
The following described real estate, hctup
the property lac Of William Mctlelnnd, de
c.as d, situate in White Clay Creek Hun
ware, bounded and described as follows
No l. iarm or tract Of land Bounded
by lands Of Ra hmell Wilson aud Aaron Ba.
ker, No 2 next described the public road lead
ing from McClelldndyille To Twccds Mil
lands Of NeIli Tcai. william Gregg ana
NJ DseI Tweed, containing 90 acre and rood
oi land more or lcss.with two dwelling houses
a large barn. and other out-buiidings and i'm.
prov ments thereon erected.
No . A lot OF land with n large brick
dwelling house and ldings thereon
erected Bounded by lnnds Ol Aaron Baker
Ephraim W Blackwell, Mary Thompson,
William y. Muckcy. and Wilinm Kennedy,
No. hereafter dcscribed, the public road
leading from Newark to New London, the
unblic roif leading from McCIelandsvile 10
rwerH's MiIl. and No. above describe T. 60 q.
tanning u acres. rood, and 3712 pcTchrs Of
and more Or Iuss.
No 3. 4 lot Ol Iand with II double tram"
dwelling uOusu thrTCon erected. Bounded by
the NJ .G Iceland vile ana TwGed's Nlill rDaI
v I.
anl tnt Newark aui New London road, con
tanning rood ung ss-iO perches Of !and, nero
r ir5..
No t. A lot Of land witn u frame wheel.
VII ht and blacksmith shop thereon erected.
BOundcd by Hud Oi Saynrl lindsy, the
Newark AMI New LOndon road, ana llud Of
! cob Rambr. containing IS $40 pcrChrs u.
md, more or irss.
M. 5. \ lu ul and with frame dwelling
nou,. thereon erected. Bounded ny No. ,
n,oyr Described. the Ncwirk ana Now Ion
don runA. ana land Of William Kennedy,
containing ~ pcrchcs Of land, more or tess.
And II I.urIrrrf by the Court that lhr pHI-
chaser ." purchasers creol bo aud app al II
t,c nest 'r, haus' Court Tor New Caste
Comfy, luHt me COurI may assign 70 the pu.-
en- Iscr Or purchasers the premises sOh 10 him.
hrr or lIrlu. .ulr.Iant to to this order he she.
OF hey, w.Nl sufficient surety or slretles, 10 br
Approved uy ID" court, entering mo rccUgui.
y 'e 90 BE- aiken ana acknowledged IN Slid
Court to the suILe in ~ naI sum to he de
tcrn.tned by the said Court. with condition to
nav to the ,,lirs entitled seycrdlly or Their
executors, adm nistrators, or assigns, rtspec
lively. their lust and proportienutc shares Of
the aid purchase money, with Interest lroIn
such time N the Court may determine, W
such manner aud time Us may by The direc-
ton of the said Court be prescribed and aii.
pointed Ia said condition. Attendance will
he given and terms made known ut the tim
WM. q. SPRUANCE. Trustee,
Or by his Attorney.
& Attest. !. M. HOUSMAN, Clerk OrphIns'
Court. r..t. ..|s.
N. B.-Ten per cent. Of the purchase money
will be required to be paid cash on the day o
sale, and credit Of not less than one year
will he allowed upon the balance. Plots Of
the premises will be exhibited ut the time OF
sale. W. G. SPRUANCE, Trustee.
Oct24-2tw&2td
Daily Republican., 1878-11-08
Alarm Of Fire.

The alarm Of fire yesterday afternoon
was caused by the ignition ofinhamma
tory material in the chimney of tn.
house at 6l5 Christiana street, occupied
by a colored man named VIM. Henry
Jones. The blowing Of tn. whistle OF
Scotts morocco factory drew the whole
department 10 the scene.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-08

ENOR SALE.-One OF the best dairy an
u grain Farm In the State. Situate ID
New Castle II undrcd, about miles from win
mingt0n, on the State roan. within miles o.
2 Stations on Delaware Railroad Contain
Ing 1893 acres of land, good and susceptible o'
Improvement This farm now pays oper cent.
with Taxes and Insurance. A never falling
stream OF srrhg water Iuns through the plo
perty watering all the fields. Large lawn In
front Of dwelling, large barn and all neces sar!
bulldogs This farm will be sold very CHEAP
II applied for soon J. W. WhITEMAN.
sep2S- til.iunl
Daily Republican., 1878-11-08
cHERIffTS SALE.

=
by virtue Of a writ of LeYari Facas, u m,
directed, viii he exposed to Public sale, al
the
HOTEL OF WILLIAM Il. FORD,
at kirkwood, in PGncader Hundred, New
Castle County, Delaware, on r| y
TUESDAY
THE l2Tu DAY DF NDNEM BEE, 1875,
nt2 O'Clock, =. m,
The following described real cFtate. viz.
Al that certain farm or tract Of land lying
and being In st. Georges hundred, New Gas.
Ne Conuty Delaware, bounded and described
as follows, 10 wit: Beginning at stone on
silver Kun, and running thence south ! u de-
grccs e,4st $40 pcrehes, thence south lsL
degrees wcQ 10 pcrhes 10 the middle OF tho
public ROAD leading into Vance's neck thence
down with the middle Of said road 0nth 67b
degrees east 81 pcrchcs. thence SIN with the
middle Uf said rUHd south is degrees cast 10
4-lU perchcr thence leaving said rOld south
An degrees west 10 pegches with lands OF
Sarah A. Townsend and others, thence still
with The lands OF said townsend and others
south Gll ocgrces east II pcrches to the land
end Ui the bank across the marsh thence with
said bank south l2la degrees west 10 perches
to hPpOquinimink creek, thence down ana
with said creek south b7dcgrces east perches
thence leaving said creek north II degrees
east b pcrrhcs thence south ~ degrees east /
perches, thence north b6 degrees sast Il
perches, thence south ~ degrees east L.
perrhes thence north " degrees east Il
perches, thence north ~ degrees east ) perch.
Is. thence north ~ degrees east ~ perches,
thence north ~ degrees east IL pcrches
thence north y degrees east 10 pcrches.
thence north SO dc2rcrs east perchcs
tnencc north 81 degrees east " perches
thence nortk 43 degrees east q perches,
thence north degrees east IS perches, thence
north 65 degrees east IS perches, thence witt
the land OF the late Samuel Segars deccHscd
north 10 degrees east 62 perches 10 a stone on
the northeast side e' the aforesaid public road
distant 81 perches, thence with the said Sc.
gdr- land north 55 degrees east 30 3lJ perch
cs thence north u degrees east ~ perchcs
hence north 80 degrees east Is bio perchcs to
The meadow land thence across said meadow
land north 30 degrees east ~ pCrChcs tu the
middle OF Silver Run canal, thence up the
said canal north 1874 degrees west - pefchcs
thence still with said canal north d515 degrees
west "a pcrChes. thence south "a degrees
west 81 perchcs to the cdve'O Of Maple swamp
thence by and with the edge Of said Maple
Swamp by ~ courses and distan es meander-
ing TO the place OF beginning and containing
within lhese metcs and bounds 0ne.hundred
and thirty nine acres Of land, be the same
more or less. with a two story frame house
frame barn and two story frame tenant
house thereon erected.
Seized and taken in execution as the prop
erty Of Edgar Smith, Eliza J, his wife, ana
Perry VI Her Annie Miller, William Con.
way Ann ShalcrOss and > +. ShI!icrOss. I
ts.and 10 be sold by
ISAAC GRt' BB, Sheriff.
Sncrifis office, New Castle. Get. 10Th, 1878
Oct2s
Daily Republican., 1878-11-08

LNOR SALE A highly improved Farm 10
II l03 acres, In White Clay Creek Hun.
dfed. All enclosed with Usage Hedge, divided
into fields, Large Apple Orchard In iull
bearing. Public Schools adjoining the Farm.
Buildings, Large mansion double tenant
house, Barn, Granary, and all other build ngs
Station on p. w. Il Il. X. r., Centrally loca.
ted, y miles from Wilmington. Apply to
JNO. W. WHIrEMAN, Real Estate Agent,
W Fourth street, Wilmington, Del.
Oc'23 Wks-d&w u
Daily Republican., 1878-11-08
LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDS.
ID X. ROBINSON 4 CO..
BANK ERS & BROK Frs
n. j.. Cor. Fourth and Market,
WILMINGTON, DELAW ARE

ron SALg.--l7 shares Delaware X. II. stock
ler cent. U. :. Bonds.
WANTED
~ shares Masonic Hall stock.
PHILADELPHIA, New York and Boston stocks
DOuvh' and sold on commission. Every iacIl-
y afforded for persons TO sell invest In
stocks Jr bonds. 'ob2O-ly
Daily Republican., 1878-11-08
ON TUESDAY,
III y l-TH DAY OF NONEM BER. A. u. rs

At2 O'Clock. y. m.
The following described Real Estate yi2:
AZ thar certain farm or tract of hard situate
lyiUs aud being IN Pencader Hundred. { COunty
OF New Castle md State Of Delaware, par
tiruuf.y bounded and described As follows ru
W.T.. Beginning ut large black oak tree
corner o. Ouirn u. Jester and William h.
Calhoun land and running thence with the
Lands o' SAID Calhoun south 81 8 ~ degrees
NCrt ~ ! 10 prrches To a stone In tantwCll
tluG'- liuc, thence with his line south
degrees east u 6.ID perrhcs 10 stone Ia
lose i Napp's line thence with his and
w utir J. lluriOck's land. north sslt degrees
ra-i i yrrches 10 u stone and sOulh32 degree.
east I5u rcrchtS 20 stone y corner tor David
u Wards land, thence with his land sOu'h 81
u gIocs cast 50 = ~ perches to n stone II corner
ut inOrLc W Walkers land. thence with hi.
.dHd ur.IH ibit d. xrecs east 30 $40 p"rchcs TO
q stone in private road thence with the said
road due north lSpcrchcs to a stone II corner Of
j I'm NcCormlCk's iaud, thence with his land
north 4VA degrees west ~ $40 perches to .
stone thence north I34 degrees east 80 40
pe.vIcs toH stone and persiinon stump, thence
aou;., N-4 degrees ! TO perches to stone
auI trT Of the land Of the Rev. William VII
.ialps, dcccIscd, thence north degree west
~ 10 rerchrs 10 the place Of beginning con
aiming one hundred and iOrty-eight acres
uaurc or IeSs with frame house and other
Out buildings.
So 2cd and taken In execution as the pro-
per Of William kirkl"y and Sarah J. Kirk
rey hi wife and t. t. and ,C he sold by
ISAAC fkIBB sheriff
ShcruS office, New Castle, October II, 1875
uct2s
Daily Republican., 1878-11-08
HEALD & CO..
BANKElls AND BROkERs.

AND DEALRRs IN
STOCKS, BONDS, LOANS, COLD AM
COMMERCIAL PAPER
CLAYTON HOUSE. WILMIs8Tos, DBL
Interest, Coupon and General Collections
Tickets 10 and drafts on Great Britain and
other parts oi Europe. novT.ly-d
Daily Republican., 1878-11-08

ENOR SALE.-At prices that will
T. pay 10 purchase.
30 Dwellings,
I75 Building Lots,
- Farms.
Good Mortgage wanted.
j. HEAID.
Real Estate and Mortgage Ex.
chhnge. octl2-wed-sat
Daily Republican., 1878-11-08
Adams Rocky Mountain SHOW.

Rev. George II, Adams has been very
successful in his illuminated exhibi
tions ofviews of Rocky Mountain scene.
ry, aud some first class statuary, at st.
Paul's d. l.. Church. Those who do
not go to See it miss rare treat. To.
night will be ,he last Of the series and
will no doubt be the best.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-08
atIERIFF'S SALr.

BY virtue OF n writ Of Lcvaip Fucias, TO me
tIrcrt II, wlt be exposed TO PUB ,c sale. ri
LAFAYETTE HOTEL Sil $HIpLIY ST
ke,t by .j"uu j. Uoughrrty. IN the Ctty oi
Wilmington. New Castle County, Delaware
IN
SAiUkD
THE gTuD DAY OFNDVEM BBR, A. d., 1878
A, = O'Clock, u. m,
The following described Real Estate, viz:
AZ that certain lot, piece or parcel OF land
situated In the City Of Wilmington aforesaid,
bounded and described as follows, TO witt
Beginning AT the intersection i"rmed by the
lin" a the westerly side OF Scott street with
the n" OF the norrherIy side Of Fourteenth
street. thence westerly Aventy.ive feet TO u
corner, thence northerly parallel with Scott
street Isl feet to the s6utherIy side of Ford
street at 80 feet wide. thence easterly by said
side Of Ford net and parallel with
Fourteenth street 10 feet to the said westerly
side OF Scot, street, and thence thereby south.
erly lbl feet to the place of beginning.
Seized and taken In execution as the pro-
perty of Passmore II. Mitchell and Alkaline,
his wife, and t. t., and TO be sold by
ISAAC GRURB, Sheriff.
Sherif's flee, New Castle, Oct. 10, 1873.
c5loo
Daily Republican., 1878-11-08
The following described Real Estate, viz:

All that certain lot or piece oi land situate
~ the City Of Wilmington Aforesaid, and
puundcd and described as follows viz: Be
Sniii, = at u stake on the southcrly side OF
Front street Ut the distance Of two hundred
and nlrN -siN icpi from the westerly side Oi
Wet street a a corner Ui land OF " WIllHm
Cook. thence nIungthc said side ui FIunt,
-tlrct north rs degrees west about 100 feet to
iI,c corner iUTned by the intersection o the
-nutnrlly side Ul Fruut street with the wUstcr.
iy -ile Of .IustlSnn STREET, thence aOuthcrly
along tho line OF the said westerly side of Jus.
iison street nhOut 22b feet 10 the northerlt
line u the lands Of the Philadelphia, VII
mingtun ana Baltimore RaiIrOnd Company.
thence along the said nofthcry line Of the
tump.lu,'s land in m castcriy direction
aboUt Z5l l'et to a .tak in the ii e Ot land Of
william Cook aforesaid, and thence along
siid iiur north 81 II grccs east l22 feet more
or less. 10 the place beginning, be the con
.ruts thrrrOi what they may, with a large
brick lOuudry building, ana IA large machine
.rOp. and other buildings thereon erected
tI.O t,gcthcr with the engines. betting. boil
RS, ladlGs, cranes. sLditlng, iathGs, furnace
&c. &c.
seized and taken in execution D., the pro
prrty Ul Evan &. SlOi .enburg ana hary h..
hrs wife ana I. t.. and 10 uc sold by
ISAAC GRl BIB, sheriff
Sncriis office, Ne' Castle. October ., Is1s
uOyi
Daily Republican., 1878-11-08
MONEY READY FOR GOOD FIRST
WI MORTGAGES.
Elliott, Johnson & Co..
BANKERS AND ERS.
SIXTH AND MARkEE NIA..

WILMINGTON. DELAW ARR
FoR SALE,--4 shares Wilmington and Bran.
dywine Bank, 2S shares Union National
Bank.
Stocks and Bonds bought for cash or carried
IN margins II desired. Telcgraphic commu.
nication with all the Exchanges. Quotations
furnished gratis On application.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-08
HEklFf".s SALh.

B, virtue OF II writ OF Levarta Facias 10 N,
directed, viii be exposed to Public Sale ut The
HOTEL. or WILLIAM B. FORD,
At kirhwuod, in pencnder Hundred, New
Castle County Del.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-08
Attacked by u Dog.

On Monday afternoon dog ftaying
At the house 1f Mr.. William II. Baker
hit two children, one Of whom was the
daughter Of Mr.. Frank C. Tatman, aged
about II years and the other three
year old child OF Mr.. Baker. The dog
attacked the little child of Mr.. Baker
frat, and the girl going to the child's
assistance was turned upon and bi,
twice in the leg.
After biting the children the dog
ran into the yard and began chasing
a chicken and finally killed it.
The animal had come to Mr.. Baker
house in the early part Of last week
and was by him take. in. On Monday
morning the dog began to be attacked
with hydrophobic symptoms and was
locked up in the cellar. After the chill
drrn had been bitten the animal was
killed.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-08
NOTICE., Geo, W. ortlip do hcrch

NOT1CE.-1, Geo. w. Ortlip. do hcrc'!
- give notice that shall apply to tie
Judges Of the Court Of General Sessions o.
the Peace and jail delivery OF the State oi
Delaware, In and for the county Of New ta!'
tie. on MONDAY, the 18th day OF November, he
Ing the first day OF the ovomber term. A. w..
1878, for license to keep an Inn or Tayern 1t
the United States Hotel. N. W. corner ol
Water and French streets, In the Second
Ward, oi the City of Wilmington, County and
State aforesaid. with the privilege to sell IN
toXicating liquors in less quantities than one
quart, to he drank on the premises. and he
following respectable citizens recommend tie
Daily Republican., 1878-11-08
a-i'-sas'l7l7 fs''s=-s=5.Ii
WlIMINnIOh.
Octl4.tf

NOT1JE.-Afte several years experience
~ ! have come 10 the conclusion 10 en-
large and extend my business, having made
Arrangements with some Of our leading men.
as we can do the work with entire satisfaction.
| would say 10 all that may need our services
we will be happy TO receive all orders.
= S.-The best attention will be given.
octig-3wd CHARLES u. AGNESS.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-08
4 Good Girl.

One of the good girls Of Milford vas
married few days since to rather a
wild young gentleman of the town, and
when they retired for the night he
quietly looked on while she knelt down,
said her prayers, and got in bed, when
he attempted to take his place be-
side her, she stopped him with her
hand with the question, have you said
your prayers He was forced to answer
in the negative, and own up that he
had not prayed for fifteen years past.
She told him he could never sleep with
her until he commenced praying,
whereupon the young gentleman went
to his marrow bones in double quick |!
The best of 1t IS she makes him keep it
up! This is what we call good girl
-MIj0rd News.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-08
WOmen's National Christian Tenn.
peranee Union.

The 2lst annual meeting of the Wo
mems National Christian Temperance
Union began yesterday. $50 delegates
were present from 10 States. Mrs. Wit.
tenmyer, of Philadelphia, presided.-
Addresses We're made by Mrs. J. Nc
Kinzie Riley and Mrs. Mary T. Lathrop,
ana poem was read by Mrs. Georgia
Huls" Mcleod. The report Of the Presi-
dent, Mrs. Wittenmysr, showed "de
cided gains In all departments Of the
work" A committee was appointed to
ask Mr.. Moody to address the Conven-
tion. Another committee was appointed
to ask the Commission now engaged in
revising the Bible to pay special atten-
ton to the different rendering of the dis
puted words involving recommendation
o. wine.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-08
l,nLi.lfF'S SALE.

ny virtue ola writ Of Ley ri Facias to IN,
atrrctr. will be exposed to Public Sale On the
',"Iaises.
cox. OF FRONT AND JISTISuN SITS.
l., tb, City pi Wilmington, New Castle cOun.
", Delaware, ON
SATURDAY.
THE i6lH DAY OF NDNtM BER, A. y. IS,
at 10 O'Clock u. IN,
Daily Republican., 1878-11-08
frrom Yesterdays late Editiop.l
NJ. meoay - LAkevossD CARTS
o10mo.

Mr.. Moody continued bis discourse
yesterday, at Mt. Vernon Church, Bslti-
more, on "The Grace Of God" His r..
marks we're particularly directed 10
lukswsrm Christians. Soms Christians
had such very poor vision they could
not See the cross Of Christ. You hear
+ "pl" talking about belonging to the
'hr1t circls;" thos. who get the nearest
TO Tod get into the first circls. The
qusstion was asked why 30 many Chris.
tians fail. Why Is II, he said, 80 man,
merchants fil' II Is because they
were doing too much business on a
small capital; II Is Just SO with some
Christians. They are doing too much
on little capital. There were sickly
and half starved Christians TO
be found who would tell you how
happy they were forty years ago Sup.
pose You were to tell your wifi. you did
love her a good deal when you we're
first married. Don't you think II would
hurt her You never can ask the
Lord for too much gras.. He would
give more all the time II yon made good
use OF II. liza man we're To say, ''Mr.
Moody. have put sl, 100000 In one Of
the banks OF the city to your credit, >"
and should go aud draw out dollar
week and live on that wouldn't you
call me close, missrly mani And
yet while there is grace In abundance,
which can be had for the asking, there
are plenty Of Christians who are living
"A miserly as the man who drew but a
iollar week from the bank In which he
had a million.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-08
Trying = Steamer.

The 81, John iron sidewhe.l steamer
built by the Harlan 4 Hollingsworth
Company, launched last August, having
been entirely finished, started out on a
trial trip Yesterday morning. After n
trip up and down the Delaware, II she
did not work well she vas to b. returned
TO this city, but IL she was all right,
she was to be taken direct to New York
to be delivered to Leary & Co.. for
whom she was built to ply between
Charleston. $ c., and Jacksonville,
FLORIDA. She is fitted up with frst
class accommodations for $50 passen-
gers, with saloon, dining room, state
rooms and cabin in the forward part
"f the hold for colored Passengers.
As the vessel has not been returned
to the yards, II Is to be presumed that
she has been accepted and will soon
bee placed on her route.
We have since learned that the
steamer has given great satisfaction and
arrived atNewYork this morning having
made tn" run from this city in fifteen
hours and thirty minutes. She will
I've fnrnitured and leave for her des,i.
nation abo,h the 18th insant
Daily Republican., 1878-11-08
TRUSTEE'S SALE
--DY-
REAL. ESTATE.

By virtue Of AN order OF the Orphans Court
Of the State OF Delaware. in md iOr New Ga,
tie County, made on the second day Of sep.
tembcr, a. H., 1875. will he expose to pubic
sale, ~ the ID er Park Hotel, in the town OF
Newark, in the County aforesaid, on
Daily Republican., 1878-11-08
the Miiiard Concert.

The concert of the Millard club comes
off this evening at the Opera House.
Mr.. Millard aud Miss Breere will be
present and will render selections from
the opera Carmen" and from several
popular composers. This, in cOnnpc
tion with tue treat that will be offered
hy the club itself, will doubtless be
sufficient to fill every seat in the house,
Take Notice.
Wech ,Sharp& Co.. will have on hand
Friday morning, shipment of choice
roll and solid packed butter which they
will sell at Philadelphia prices. Also a
fine lot Of apples, oranges, lemons, &c,
Cabbage.
All 'his week and next, you can get
hard cabbage for Sour Krout at Righ-
ter's farm produce depot under the
Republican office, Third AID King Sts.
Rev. George H.Adams again delight
ed a large audience at st. PauPs M. L.
church. To night will be his last and
we advise all to go and see it. To night
he will give views on the Pacific coast
scenery of the Great Rocky mountain
chain, views of Salt Lake city, giant
trees, &c. ..... .Ha..uma.
CasweIl Kipps, for several years door.
Keeper at the Broad street entrance OF
the New York Stock Exchange, commit
ted suicide by taking Paris green,
Tuesday evening.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-08
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Daily Republican., 1878-11-08

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Daily Republican., 1878-11-08
FOR sALEOR RENT.

Eok sALE-A house, or Will DC EXCHANGED
Il for n farm. Inquire at 300 Fast Third
street egsr. octl+u
Daily Republican., 1878-11-08

N. B.-Ten per cent. Of the purchase money
will be required to be paid cash on the day o
sale, and h credit Of not less than one year
will he allowed upon the balance. Plots Of
the premises will Be exhibited ut the time OF
sale. W. g. SPRUANCE, Trustee.
Oct24-2tw&2td
Daily Republican., 1878-11-08

NOTICE The Undersigned Edwar \
~ Inall hereby gives notice that he "
apply to the Court Of General Sessions %
Peace and Jail Delivery OF the state ot l'r
ware and New Castle Co., commencinl q
vember next, for II license to retail liquor.
Medical uses only ut the =. +. Corner uI -
ond mnd Market streets, Wilmington.
The following subscribers residents O'
Second Ward recommending thsnppiicallO
Daily Republican., 1878-11-08

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BY virtue et a writ Of Leyari Facins, 10 me
directed, will be exposed to Public sale, az
Daily Republican., 1878-11-08

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Daily Republican., 1878-11-08
DRAN MILLS QUOTA
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WILMINGTON MARKET