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City Pr0perty-lmproved.


2ND.- A desirable brick dwelling, two
rooms, basement two rooms, double hall and
double porch, closets and pantry, good well ,
orchard, handsome front with shrIbery and
hover garden, corner of 9Th and Columbus
streets.
One box dwelling, two rooms, on South
Fourth street, two lots. good well and other
Frame building, rooms, closets, well and
ci'tern, Kitchen, servants rouni, stables, etc
on sixth street, between Washington and
by $50 feet back. ....
Dwelling. rooms; well, with 30 feet
front on Washington street, near Eleventh
Box dwelling, rooms with out houses; lot
~ feet fronting ON North Fifth street, running
street.
Brick cottage, with 4 four rooms, cellar.
Kitchen and servants house, cistern, orchard
lots '-
Dwelling with X of an acre of ground, In
East Waco.
Box house, 3 rooms, lots, on South Fifth
street.
Dwelling, rooms, n gallery dining room
and Kitchen, stable and barn, with Iil feet
front on south Eighth street; back $50 feet.
Residence on Austin street, ~ by l65 feet,
rooms, with basement, bake oven; well, etc.
Good dwelling, orchard, good cedar fence,
enclosing and dividing, good well and cistern,
and Otherwise well impruyed, with acres of
land.
Frame store house, 30 feet front, on public
square, running back Is feet, and at right an-
Two story brick store, on Bridge street,
Waco
Dwelling house with rooms, good well,
garden, etc, ON South seventh street.
Dwelling, with rooms, water, garden, or
chard, large pecan and other shade trees, on
North Second street.
2 city lots, corner Kentucky avenue and
NnHn.
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FIRE RECORD.
1900, 5000 Blanc in oonn.e.lou..

5000. 5000 Blaze in Connecticut.
NEW YoRK, November 5.--A special from
New Haven, Conn, says In bale Of Jute butts
thrown Into the cutter In the extensive yapor
mills Of Wilkinson Bros, birmingham, yes
terlay afternoon, was piece OF iron, which
came In contact with the knives, ignited the
juie. The cutting was full of innamable ma
tcrial and these at once were In flames. Tho
IRE spread rapidly, and In u short time all the
buildings were burning. The workinen had
barely time to escape. a general alarm
brought all the people of the village to the
scene and considerable stock was saved. The
mill buildings were destroyed, with w. r.
Morgan's and MIR. Curtis houses, and part OF
n saw mill near by. The loss is about 500 900
on which there is insurance for $4,000 In
forty or iifty companies. One hundred per-
sons thrown out OF employment.
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Unimpr0ved.

One lot ON North Fifth street
% acres of well improved land. with dwell
Ing and out houses, well, etc, in East Waco
Any number Of town lots In south Waco.
One town lot In East Waco.
1sr. Twenty most desirable building lots,
Bagby addition, South Waco. Very low for
cash or On easy terms.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Officially Denied.

ST. PHrEpsBuBG, Noycmber5.-It is Official
ly denied regarding Russia's participating or
conni,ing in the Bulgarian instruction. Gen.
Todeben has Issued fresh orders to the Rus
sian commander on the east Roumelia frontier
to prevent the organization Of insurgent bands
and to watch the movements of the insurgent
commander
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LATEST MARKETS.
NOON,

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oAls si, .o'e,noe' o'-AosA ", y.
W.. o,N 4. . " pa -
~ 10" ,o.A oNs''"'se -
ooaus ''s. ~ pa, ,,
49,, 90 80 ~,
green salted as they run. 40 70 30 pounds, 81
@sA.
wooL-NIarket active and unchanged. The
| sales We're large; quoted Eastern Fine aud
Medium, I7@i9ci Western, fine to medium,
l6@lsc improved Mexican, ls@Iic.
sALr.-Firmi 81 10 from the wharf for
coarse. fine, 81 10 per sack. t.l'
BAocrSG-Easy. Light l2f@l2A per yardi
heavy l3H.
IiEs.-Easyi per cwt., 81 80.
coTros.-Rcceipts 10, loei no exportsi sales
is2o; stock ~, $50. Market weak at quotations;
Middling, o; Low Middilng. So, Good
Ordinary, s.
LIVERPOOL, November Accommodation
fair inquiry and freely supplied, Midd,ing Up
lands Ills, Middllng Orleans q l-lOd; sales,
GOO speculation, and exchange 900; receipts
IL, 200; American, 1900.
Futures 1872 lower; Uplands, low mIddIlng
clause, FOR November delivery, 8 1888; No
vcmber aud December 5-i6; December and
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ELECTION RETURNS.



Bosros, November s. --iihe,Journal says the
Republican Central COMMITTEES received re-
turns which show that Butler is defeated by
at least 1000, and says the reelection Of u.
W. Harris to Congress in the second district
by large majority Is assured. .t
Newburyport gives Butler majority, and
Worcester is conceded 10 Talbot.
The failure of Clark, Adams \ Clark, one of
the largest jobbing crockery houses here, is
announced.
A rough estimate Of returns from 81 towns,
give Talbot majority Of Jfi t.ft s.f
Fall Riyer.-Returns from all the wards but
| two, give Butler 20J7; Talbot 1857; Buffers
majority will be about 800.
BOston.-A batch of returns from several
towns show the following; Lynn gives Butler
q majority of i0s6; Brookiine gives Talbot
1909; Natlck gives Talbot 60, and Butler ooa !;
salem, Talbot 2252, Butler 1873; New Bed
ford, Talbot 2los, Butler 1910.
sev9nty-two towns, including Lynn, Salem
and New Bedford. and large number OF
| towns In the first and second Congressional
districts give Talbot majority of 5j5T over
Butler
The election Of Morse In the fourth district
| is conceded,
New Hampshire specials from Republican
sources state that the national head Bepubli-
can candidate for Governor is making large
gains, with decreased Greenback vote.
There is nothing definite from Congressional
districts In New Hampshire.
Boston. The vote nthis city in eight pre-
| cincts, which give strong Democratic vote,
is as follows; Talbot Is, 1885, Butler Is, sG6i
Abbott 1884; Minor le9 Butler has no doubt
carried the city by a large majority, but his
defeat In the state is now looked upon us GER
tainr Rough footings up Of ninety-eighl
towns, received at the associated press oillct
TO up. IN. dives Talbot majority Of 10, 25,
over Butler.
selwyn Bowman, Rep, is elected In the
ifth congressional district, Banks old dis
| district) by probably 200 majority over Ma
than Clark, Butler Greenbacker.
The historic old town of Hull, to which Ii
attached the tradition ''as goes Hull 80 goes
the state, 4" gives Talbot %, Butler ell Abbott
| IL Minor none. Last year Il gave CASTOR .,
aud Rice 10.
One hundred and twenty seven towns give
Talbot l., 1888 over Butler.
| Ballon, Rep, is reelected to Congress by
about 800 majority.
Aldrich, Rep, is elected In the first district
by about $500 majority over Davis, Dem, and
saylor, Greenback.
Boston gives the following vote: Talbot 20, :
Butlcr's majority las.
Seventeen towns, including Boston, give.
Talbot a majority over Butler of IL, $40, and
Taibot's election by majority Of 20 900 is nov
conceded. .lr
~ IL, Ill
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PARIS. November 5.-It Is officially an
nounced that Kanakas Muraock murdered q
frenchmau and his wife on The Nth OF octo-
Der. There areyet wandering bands OF rebels
in the Imperial district, but the remainder of
New Caledonia is quiet. The general sitna-
tlon Is improyed
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The foregoing property Is nov, in the hands Of
this Agency for disposal, and u Is Deieteu
tory. Persons wishing TO buy or TO rent, are
invited TO call In person, or u that Is incon-
yenlent TO apply by letter; also persons wish
ing 10 dispose OF real estate OF any description
Whatever, ii Is believed will promote their in
icrcste by placing II In tie hands OF TINS
Agency. .t,,.. r.. ,,,o
civ. county and state, is kept In the office for
the benefit of our patrons, and everything
pos sibIe will be done 10 promote the interests
OF those cntrustlng business 70 our care
Oct23dd&wtf
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FROM BELT0N.
Northwest Texas Conference M E
Church, South. i-'i ~

Especial to the Waco Examiner.l
Bolton, TEN,, November 3, 1873.
Conference closed Tonight. The following
are among Its appointments; Waco district
Rev. Thos. Stanford; Waco station-Rey. NJ.
Shaw; Beiton--Dr. Connor; Alvarado--Rev
W. II. ID. Stockton. The next conference will
convene at Fort worth.
VIII send you election news tomorrow.
EHnnxun.<
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coscoRp. November g. -Twenty towns give
Head, repub., 2,s2sI Mexican, dem, s,o7ol
Brown. greenbecker. oC', scattering, a.. Re-
publican net gain on these places since last
March, iis nNHIr
One hundred towns give Head, rep, li.753.
Mexican. dem. 1885, scattering VI. The
republicans net loss In these places In 6s,
From the returns received, Il appears that
Head is elected by the people SO far us con-
oelvei
The House stands 80 republicans, ~ demo-
Gratis and greenbackers.
The republicans claim at least 900 ahead In
the House. lfa
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FEVER.
It's Situation To-day.

NEW ORLEANS, November 5.-wcather clear
aud pleasant, deaths to-day 0; new cases re-
ported 5si total deaths 1857 cases 1890.
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TELEGRAPHIC!
Associated Pr..s Dispatches.
FROM MARLIN.
4 Especial to the EShminer.l
The Judicial Election.

MARLIN, November s.
Cannot furnish count before tomorrow
noon, the tickets are so badly scratched. This
vote will be very close and am afraid Alex
andcr is behind In the county.
\ II ID
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NOR SALE,

ByG. $. sLEEPER, six miles from Waco,
on Waco and Bolton road, Good RED OATS
and FALL WHEAT, free from weayels.
olswtf
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New Hampshire.


T.
| 49,.
| ~, WIZ, 'o""s s''
'spae, -,p-Y' ,.snenu, "'i",, 1,v.o'
~ ~ ''a.'e ''iif"tsY' - nv
49,. ~, ~ san =" '"eSe P'aees S'nee '"s'
One hundred towns give Head. ren. IA 7na
Mexican. dem. IA. yss, scattering ~, TIM
republicans net loss in these nlaces IN hs
From the returns received. IL appears that
Head Is elected by the people so far ne com
oeivei. o3
The House stands 20 repubIIeans n d.r,o.
Gratis and 3areepbackers
The republicans claim at le.yt 100 ahead i'm
the House. If''
~ fs,,
'h'ckeo, November o.-Ihere are Ave dis
uno' ucAeS IN tue heid In this city-heinbii-
ohn' pen"oih', t'reenDack, National, Social
u, anu rr"pot,ionaiist, aud consequently both
pe"ocra. anu hepubiican tickets are badly
sora.cho"'
ieVurhs are coming In slowly. Up TO $3.50
wv ePrecihets OUT OF ils have been heard
hpih' an" ,hese uioatehothing. From scat
"i,ns re'urns reeeiNe" rom fort hendesson
anu spr'hsers' districts u srrfns TINT these
gentlemen are erected
| Virginia.
4 RIoIIMoSp, November b.-Electlon o,,,ot
and vote small--in the city only 1900 rallied
out OF a vote OF IL. 900. The smaiiness Of Tho
vote was due TO the fact that payment of capI-
tation tax was required before voting
| Gen. Joseph 4 Johnston carries tho civ nv
over 1000 majority. ls
/ Returns from number of precincts I'm this
district show Johnstou's election bcyond n
doubt.
| Gen. Johnston's onicial majority in ma
district Is col Further returns from COMMITTEES
OF the district Indicate that .Johpstop,s ma
jority is 1000 10 isOo.
Returns from the first district Indicate tbo
election of I,cai Crltcher. ind,pcp,lrni In The
second district.
| The cities of Norfolk. portsmoi,th. and
Norforlk county, give December al,out iyoo
majority over Goo 10. conservative. but re-
turns from other points show that ,;oodr ia
leIecict. l,....s
In the sixth district, j. Randolph Tucker
carries Lynchburg by Isl majority, n gain of
ID over the election Of 1876.
| i"eN' s'''u''on 10 "ssnreu ny h'"rge ma
'o''N :" "' s'Nun'' o's'''c''
Now York.
| Nss Yong. No,.,,hor ro-,,,, ,,.,
I,paI halliday ,,,e hanks oxchan,os ,nsI,,s,ss
4
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to have voted In large numbers for Burke and
Democratic Congressman, and some enthnsi-
astic Democrats tonight estimated Burke's
majority as high as 80 900
The amount OF scratching In the election for
municipal officers renders 1t impossible TO
make close estimate Of the result at this
hour-li p. m.-but the following is given
Democratic-C Conservative ticket, 1000 citi-
zens' conservative, io'cooI native, 5000; tax
payers, 5000.
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FOR RENT.

Dwelling house, rooms, servants house,
Filth streets.
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SAN FHsScrsco, November ga dispatch
from Portland, oregan, says nght oc-
curred between about twenty whites and sixty
Chinese In tho wooling mills at the ORGAN
city mills. Several persons on both sides
were injured. The authorities finally quelled
the disturbance.
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WASHINGTON.


WASHINGTON, November 5.-By direction Of
the Secretary of War Surgeon General NJ.
stoneberg, will represent the medical depart
ment of the army at the meeting OF the Amer
lean Public Health Association at Richmond, ,
Va Na...
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+ AND FOR SALE.

We have Gnxk ands in Falls aud o1hci
counties of Texas, and will sell on long tim
10 settlers, or exchange for stock.
IANRICK a GURLEY.
,,ldSwlgrn Waco, 4 xas.
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WASHINGTON, November 5.-for the West
ern Gulf States clear or partly cloudy weather,
variable winds. mostly southeriy, stationary
or higher temperature sud generally falling
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TenuesBeo.
MKMPnIs, November 5.-Electlon progress
ing quietly with but little interest.
Lowe, independent, beat Earth, democrat
in eighth Alabama district by 5000 majority.
Forrey, democrat, was reelected In the sew
enth Alabama district.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-10

AGAIN IN WALL STREET.-John Sher-
man, the old silver demonetizer, is again
in Wall street, with part of the Hayes
Cabinet, trading with the brokers. 1t
looks exceedingly bad to see the chief
secretary of the Treasury of a great gov
ment running after common brokers,
the lowest order of men known to re-
putable society-such as the money
changers who were beaten out of the
Temple. When Sherman demonetized
silver he executed crime against the
people, for which he should be made to
suffer. He is now trading to keep gold
up. If he were to commence paying out
specie from the fund of S135, 900 900
which he says are in the Treasury, green
backs would go to par at once. Two
hundred millions Of gold and silver will
keep our paper at par for five years AT
least, and in that time two hundred mil
lions more Of silver dollars can be
coined.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-10

The TIMES are hard, and every one
seems willing to acknowledge the fact.
But great many people fail to appreci.
a,e the truth that it is necessary TO be
active, energetic and prompt in order to
make an honest and decent living. This
Is especially the case with many men who
have been favored with constant emDlov-
ment-they are too frequently found lott
ering the timeiof their employers in idle
ness, when they should be performing
faithfully the service they draw their
weekly pay for; and not unfrequently they
are found absent from their posts of duty
until after hours. Such persons are very
apt TO find themselves classed among
those who have Sighted Industry and
treated her with contempt until the mod
est maiden has turned her face toward
some who are more worthy of her favors
Young mon should remember that indus
try is one of the greatest virtues; very
little sclf-denial will often be the means
OF great reward.
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PUBLIC SALES.
Public Sale /!

BY virtue of Landlords Warrant. 10
me d ected will be exposed at Public sale,
at the farm in the tenure of Walter Beck,
dec ased, In New Castle hundred, New
Castle County. ON
FRIDAY, APRIL 18th, 1873,
At 10 o'clock, a. M, the following described
personal property, TO wit.
40 acres of wheat in the ground, good
farm horses colts, two years old, ~ cows
2 yearlings, I bull, @ shsats, moving ma
chine, / reaper and com mbined mower OK
cart, horse cart. farm wagon market wag.
on ,dsai born, drill, fan, corn shelter, horse
rake, lot OF poultry 100 bushels of corn lot
ofpork. lot Of grain bags, 80 hot bed sash,
lot of plants, plows, Harness. lot of milk
pans, churns, anu many other articles not
here enumerated.
TERMS.-A credit of seven months will
be given by the purchaser giving a bank
able note with interest added.
Seized and taken In execution on a Land
lords Warrant, 10 me directed, as the pro-
perty of Walter Book, deceased, and to be
sold by 1. Ii. FOIS. Constable.
SALE positive, and the widow and friends
OF deceased iayite ali persons 10 attend las
She intends TO discontinue farming.
New Castle, April 9th, 1873. ap6-5t
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man who had won upon the turn Of a
roulette, the toss of dice, or trick of cards,
or he who had ventured to invest on the
rise and fall of the fancy stocks. In this
case it appeared that Mr.. McComb had
forwarded to Hon. James A. Bayard
letter in which he solicited in mild way
the propriety of that Senator taking
shares of the Credit Mobiler stock, init
mating that it was likely to become i'm
mensely valuable. If we remember right
ly the honorable sentiment of "Delaware's
favorite son." was Immediately awakened
and he returned for an answer that he
thanked him for the consideration but
he could embark money in no institution
of that kind, as it might be that he would
be called upon as Senator, through his
vote, to pass judgment upon it, and thus
compromise his own honor, How the
ex-Senator's position and his letter was
extolled our readers will no doubt remem-
Der. Another remarkable instance of the
feeling of our people on this subject may
be found in the fact that by Legislative
enactment our judiciary were made TO
dispose of their interest in Railroads and
United States Bank Stocks, or like corpo-
rations which might be brought under
their judicial notice. This was especially
marked in the fact that the late Chief
Justice, 1--WE had it by authority had TO
resign the Presidency of the Bank, and
we presume also dispose of his interest in
all railroads within our State. No Sena-
tor or Representative to Congress can
take fee for services rendered for claims.
1t will not do TO say that it was taken
us an Attorneys fee; it will not do so say
it was received even as a present. The
old Southern Senators would have scorn-
ed such an act and refused TO associate
with one who thus compromised his hon
or, rs they didrefuse TO recognize the con-
duct of Senator Simmons. No wonder
then, did Senator Edmunds, if he is an
honorable Senator, in matters of this
kind, and Il fraud on the Presidential
question, evince an indignation and scorn
for Blaine and his advocacy of the Pacific
railroad swindle, in the Senate yesterday
Mr.. Thurman's bill was passed by vote
OF 40 ayes to - nays.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-10

- HERIFF'S SALE
~ by virtue o: a writ of Levari Fa-
clas, TO me directed, will be exnosed 10
Publlc Sale, at the "
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, 81 Shiolev at
Kept by John J Dougherty, in the CITY Of
wilmington, New Castle county, Del, on
WEDNESDAY,
The 18th day of April, 1873,
Az O'Clock. p m, the following described
Real Estate, viz -'oo'
All that certain lot or piece of land with
three storied brick house thereon erected
slIuate IN lhe city OF Wilmington, bound
eu ana described as follows, to viii Ra
ginning on The southerIy side of SiyIh
sure I, between West and Washinptnn
streeIs, at tue distance of eighteen feet
from The easteriy side of Washinetop
street, Thence through the middle on fhe
DIVISION wall between this and the adfoi,.
ing mouse south thirty-two degrees west
parallel Win Washington ST rect sixLv-o. q
feet to the northerly side of a three fe,,1
wide alley leading into Washington street
lhence along said alley Side south INV
elBhl degrees east fourteen ieet to a staIt
Thence norl h thirty-two degrees east par,,I
lei with the first mentioned line and na 60
ing through the middle of the division
wall between this and the adjoining fousa
slXty-one feet to the aforesaid side Of Sixth
street, and thence therewith westerly four
Teen 1eet to the place of beginning. be The
contents thereof what they may
Seized and taken in execution as tbs
property of Daniel Heley, deceased lTbos
A. Becker, executor of Daniel iiaIar,
deceased. and John Stuber, and wife /. !,
and to be sold by V
ISAAC GRUBB. sbertf
sheriff's Office, New Castle, March 18th m
- ap1.
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ThUSTEES' SALE
REAL ESTATE.

BY virtue of the power given in the will
OF Henry +. Finegan, Jr., deceased, the un-
dersigned, Trustees, Will expose To sale, at
public auction, at the Auction Rooms OF
Merrick n Drake, in the Masonic Hail, In
the Ciiy of Wilmington, on
TUE5DAY Y, the 10th day OF APRIL. 1878,
AT II O'Clock. a. M, the following described
Real Estate, situated in the City OF VIII
m1ngton
No. |. A lot OF land with three-story
brick house, thereon erected, being No 800
Washington street, situated on the easterl Y
side Of Washington street, between Fifth
and Sixth streets, with a front of nineteen
ieet on Washington street, and running
back with that width one hundred and
twelve leet to willing streeL.
No. 2. A lot of land with five tW o-story
brick houses thereon erected, being Nos
1888, ll35, 1877, 1883 and ll4l, Chestnut street,
sltua'ed on The northerly side OF Chestnut
street above Franklin street. The lot being
about sixty-seven feet in front and about
% feet deep. This piece of property will be
divided into Ave lots, and each lot with
the house on II will be sold separately.
NO. A lot OF land situated on The y. w
corner OF Broone and Seventh streets, in
the sald CITY with front of sixty-four feet
on BrOoine street and running BACK with
that width along Seventh street one hum
dred and fifty feet
No. 4. A lot of land In said Ctty sitnated
on the N. w. corner of Fourth ana Frank
lin streets, with "A front of one hundred feet
on Fourth street, and one hundred and
twenty feet on Franklin street.
No. s. A lot OF land situated on the s w
corner of Franklin and Fifth streets. in
sald City, with front of one hundred and
Ten ieet on Franklin street, aud one hun
dred leet on Fifth street.
No. o. lot of land situated on the south
erly side OF Front street, IN said City, at
the distance of forty feet westerly from the
westerly side of Franklin street, thence
souLherly parallel with Franklin street
one hundred and ten feet to the northerly
side of Reed street AT fifly feet wide, thence
along Reed street westerly hity-one feet,
thence northerly parallel with franklin
street one hundred and ten feet 10 the
southerly side OF Front street, and thence
thereby easterly fifty one feet TO the place
OF beginning. This lot will be ided in
10 three lots of seventeen feet each
No Z. A lot of land ON the westerly side
OF Heala street at the distance Of one hun
ureo ana twenty feet from the southerly
hlue ol Avenue A at "A corner of land late
of Passmore ii. Mitchell with a front of
forty feet on Heald street. and running
back with that width one hundred and ten
feet six ikches.
Ierlns AT sale. u. N. BRENNAN,
m . VICTOR DU PONT,
Il. NJ. OGLE, Auctioneer. Irustees.
aprl-2tawtaplU-L
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A distinguished member of Congress
from Maryland, who is also lawyer, has
shown his appreciation of the dangers
and difficulties besetting a division of
property by will, by conveying his prop
erty to his heirs children and grand
children), and having the deeds thereto
recorded during his lifetime. He retains
two residences and a life interest in the
entire estate. If contentious about wills
go on at their present gait, it may come
about after while that the fact of max
ing will at all will be regarded as
prirna Jdcte proof of the testator's insani-
tV.