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New-York tribune., 1879-05-10
THE ELECTRIC LIGHT TOO COSTLY.
JOSpON Friday Nav q. 1879
The Metropolitan Board of Works, afte

the recent experiment the Thames embankment fnd
that electricity 2l4 pence dig cents an hour per
lamp more than the best gas giving equal light The re-
port declares that the defects connected with electric
lighting must pre- vent it's general adoption.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-10
THE FIRE RECORD.

DR. soUTHwoRTH BURNED IN HIS OWN HOUSE.
BUFFALO, May "a special dispatch to
The Commercial Adcertser from Ac0a. IN this county,
says the house OF DR.. Delos " s,u bwortb near this
place well known TO Summer tourists as pleasant
summerhome, totally destroyed by fire early this
morning Mrs SOuthworth eicaped, so severely burned
that doubts are entertained of her The Doc
tor perished In the flames. They We're nearly seventy
wears OF age The barn adjoining, win three hors.
$4,000.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-10
THE AFGHAN WAR ENDED.
THE BRITISH TERMS ACCEPTED.

AGENT TO RESIDE AT CANDAHAR.
The arrival of Yakoob, the Afghan Ameer,
within the British lines has been followed by
the conclusion of peace. The Ameer
accepts the British terms, which ex-
tend the Indian frontier line SO as
to give the British possession of the Kojuk
and Khyber Passes. An English agent is to
be allowed to reside at Candahar. The sub
lection of the Afghans is almost complete.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-10

A loss TO THE KNICKERBOCKER ICE COMPANY.
HUDsoN, n. Y, May 9.-The Knickerbocker
Company's ice house. located three miles below Athens.
was burned this morning at o'clock. Loss $4,000.
IL was an inccDdiary fire.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-10
THE DEBATE IN THE SENATE.

.r-n,,rs FRoNrnE REMARKS OF Mr.. EpMUNDsAND
,p caASpLER-THE VOTE on THE CAUCUS
New-York tribune., 1879-05-10
A POLICE oFFIcER SHOT IN MEMpHIs.
A SUICIDE BY DECAPITATIoN.

| MEMPHIS. Tenn. May 0.-Early this morning
Police officer Charles Wilson, cOored shot
James shpway and Joseph Moon, ho attempted 10
| forb helm 10 isf
The daily gazette., 1879-04-04
SHERIFF'S SdLES
OHERIFF,S SALE.

OHERIFF's SALE.
y BY virtue OF writ OF Levari Facias,
10 me direcied. WILL he exposed 10 pubic
lie, a. the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, sii Shipley st.
Kept by j Ohm ]. Dougherl y. In the city of
wilmington, New Cas tie county, Deia-
ware, on
WEDNESDAY,
The 10th day Of April, A. D., 1879,
at O'Clock p N, the following described
Real Estate, viz:
All that certain lot OF land and three.
story brick dwelling house thereon erected
situated Ia the city OF Wilmington, bound
ed aud described as follows, to wit: Be
ginning at the south wesl corner OF Taylor
and Kirkwood streets thence westerly
along said southerly side of Taylor stree
8, feet N inches To IA corner at the easberly }
side OF a III rec feet wide alley lead ing from
Eightn To Taylor street thence sou herly
along said side of said alley and parallel
to kirkwood street "a feet Inches TO "a cor
ner thence easterly parallel to the mrs.
mentioned line and Taylor street u rougi
the centre of the party wall OF this and th'
adjoining house on the south 90 feet \
incnes 10 the aforesaid westerly side I"
kirkwood street and thence thereby
noIlherly IL feet 3 Inches TO the place Oi be
ginning, be the contents thereof what the,
may. -,
seized and taken IN execution as tn,
property of John q. Heinl and Annie h.
his wife, and I. t.'s and to be sold by
JOAN PYLE, sheriff.
SheriT's Office, New castle, March s9lh
1879. mar3l-eodls
The daily gazette., 1879-04-04
KILLED WITH A FINGER RING.
BALTIMORE, Md, April

In Anton BE de's saloon, in Jcr, y
City, VIM. Grob wa, bad y beaten by
BENDER, and locked up. His face was
terribly cut, but next morning n the po-
| lice cOult he ret.scd to tell who lad
caused hi, injuries. IL is nov aging IN
Il New York hospital, ana Bender is III
jail. Gr be's wounds were lHtlicted by
neAvy ring, which Is ndel wore GA the
thil d finger Of his right hand, ald every
time tn IS ring struck Gr.be's face it
ploughed tulrow IN his flesh. HIS lcit
eye Is entirely gone, ami his right Is nea
y destroyed. E,ysIpelas sci m and his
wounds have north II, and Will certa IL
ly produce Ut illI at ala csii ~ day.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-04
WHAT TILE IhrrlLn Are nnlnn L,

WHAT TIE JErTlEs ARE DOING FOR
NEW ORLkANs.-Mr. Smai ley, the New
Yak Iubuln ) coIrcsi onuehl, Wrotc the
other day from / oIt Eads a iull desclip-
TIM oi the Nj issippl jc ties, and re-
marked II he al anta.e oi the improve
ment to CONNIE. ce Is lncilculaDlr. In
the ,ne item Il cotton tr hts the saving
5 one do laI a bale, which Ia a single
year amounts to nearly Tie entire cost of
e jctties. 10 T. allZe low much the
JjeltIcs havr already done for the COM
nert e OF Nea Orleans one has only to
sall "a ong tbe river front ut the city where
| counted last week no fewer than one
h lnared and twenty lar-e square-riggrd
sailing vessels ain ci Ia G, II ocean sl,aIn-
els. Fully four iiilhs If Tia, sc ships and
ste liners come from foreign por for
+, ilclghts . cotton or : am here are
II regular ST an llues between New
On leans and l. We poo ,Biencn. llal anna,
GalN, ston, Vera tIul and New \ lork,
! and trrqrent trls are made by steamers
not attached to r,gul r lie, to Have.
Suul, ampLo., London, Antwerp, R,iter-
dam, GenoA aud may other tuiei. "a
| ports"
| FLEECING FARMEHS.-ONerinW n Warren
! cuu W, Pa, - fas, al has bccn.takIng IN
I the I Imeis on "a new dodge, hut MoI H.
ing on tnc same o Il plan. liz profess, d
to bc olntIn, d heuuery ami contracted
Tor chickens, paying each farmer on,
| dulia and tahlng Itceilt he would
write with al pencil, which would
! invariably break of just uetore reaching
the sisnatu {. ! hen he would produce a
foul'lain pen from his pocket and have
the farmer slgn IN ink. Afnr returning
to town he erased all the pencil writing
Aud wrote Iromissory notes for, Sl00 and
! $50, and sold $500 Of saoh notes to a
| bank. H. was arrested Just a, he was
| about to depart on the train, and il i.
hoped will get his deserts in State prison
The daily gazette., 1879-04-04

who voted for the Democratic Mayor OF
Chicago would declare himself in favor
of starving the Government but in
the face also of the still more appalling
assertion of the same Chicago Tribune
that a
"'yote for Carter ii. Harrison IS an in
dorsement of the sentiment that the
character of jeff Davis is as pure and
grand as thai of John Hamplen oi
George Washington. A vote for MIR. a
NJ. Wright is an emphatic and indien 'n'
denial OF the insulting proposition. Ho"
will he people cecide be "een the two
| platforms p'r
The daily gazette., 1879-04-04
TIE TU1ORED SAVAGE.

Captain Pratt, who originate d the pro-
ject Of educating Indian youth at the
Hampton, Va, Noraal School, called
upon Preside Hay on 1uesd y with d
par y Of Indian students, whose a-es
range from II to 20 years. 1 he IIesi-
dent expressed gratliication at tie pro-
gless OF tie pupils, aud congratulated
Captain Pratt upon thr SUCCESS Of his
undertaking.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-04
OFFICE Of NJ. NJ. CHILD.
Z EA L ESTATE BROKER
NO. 4 WEST SEVENTH srpr.r :
tExchange Building

tExchange Building)
offer FOR sale the following d.,..,
dwellings. situated IN WilminstoS'
NO. IA large, double, two ana
htone house. with two and a halt ~
Dack suildings, with large iront s,ds '1'1
Dack yard and all the modern imn,oa-
menus, Wnh handsome terraced frnr,
NO. "A nne 3 story brick dvell,,,.
otn street near Washington, mo ,err NJ
provements, large side yard, sooi ~
tion. SUI va
No 3.-Beau'iful three story b,,,,
three-stOry back building, and nnn.
stone corners, situated on Iel.n"wtt
nue., containing Is rooms. In g'oi es
with the mode n improvement
No. IA large three.story btick ID
three- story back building 81 uatei a, M
ldJ3 Delawa avenue, In comne,s ",,..|
with all modern improvement, rs- r
easy and possession at once.
No. b.-3 lhree- story bricks on Ws,h,,
Ton str' ct, between l2th and I3tb. vNI
The moderu Improvements, viii ,,,,|
side and back yard, and beautiful pos n
IN front. f''""
No. 6.-5two-story bricks with ,vo I'm,
back buildings, WIN modern coey'ss,I
ces, situated ON Lombard street abovs N.
Terms ating, new and eml
plete. WV
No: 7,-Fonr new Two story brlcknos
On walnut stfeet bet "een llth AM lahJ
Terms accom- modatlng
Slime thtee-st1ry brick dv,b,
no ~ west stieet, with modem lmprSI
me lis, possession AT once.
No.9 Large thrce-stary brick dvslr,
with all the modern Improvement
complete order, situated on Make, ,,.1
between 18th and Is Ia, lot lto 'e-l len
NO. 10 Brick stable. on West In In
near Market, III good order. Win sg
yard back.
No. ll.-Lot with green house lttn{
al The northwest corner ol belavatA Ay}
nue. and Jefferson streets.
NO " Fine three ana "A halfslUMe&
with three-stofy back building. ,iasia
on Market street between Sill a'itn
door above Masonic Temple, WILMA NOD
trn convehlenceS, also Il II ,6.e Oh k1
street, ON the back end Of lot. Sls14{
+ lOcailOn ior IA physician.
No. l3.-Ih Ihree-St bnck, 80 II yl}
ket street, lot extend ny thinusA iosl
ley street, twould take sHa ef l0uv
part pay ment II location would ,uiLl
i No. l3.-Ihree-s story brick. ! r0oms,W
Jefferson street.
No. l6.-Inree story brick viii Mns
/ improvements No. iU2 Iaila. slfv
No, 7.-Three-story brlck, NoiAI
nal street.
No. ls.-Two- story brick on unlM It'd
near Lowering avenue.
No. ly.-2 two story bricks on L0Ts.i
avenue near Lincoln.
No. 2O.-t'ranie house in McpOveltl
M. 2l.-Splendld dwelling On Nali
ton above Tenth, vi h lT0n pOfd u
yard. In exceIi,It order. Also mallsl
ems both east and west of Market SIRED
FOR RENT.
NJ. NJ. Child offers for rent the iOlH2
dwellings:
q 1917 Delaware avenue.
" lll2 X ing street.
Fl" Jl5 Della ware avenue.
" 33i r.. Fourth street.
4" s2l W. Fouttl street.
Apply TO NJ. NJ. CHILE
No. 4 West seventh sis'
Jan2l-tf
The daily gazette., 1879-04-04

The DEBATE IN THE IoUsE.-The
debate in the House ot Representatives,
yesterday Was more Brilliant and inter
eStlng than that of any of the preceding
days OF The eXtia session. Hon. RObe1
NJ. Mclean, one OF the D., laware Blue
Hens Chickens, destroy by 4 few
pointed questions, every point made by
Hobeson, of \. j., the noted ex-oecre-
tary of the Navy. But the speech Of
Mr.. Blackburn, of Ky, vas decidedly
the ablest argument that has yet been
produced. IL left not an iuch of tenab re
ground for Mr.. Garfield 10 Stand upon
He read from the Congressional Record
the votes Of Mr.. Garfield and OILERS Of
his party proving that the Republican
leaders were now charging that their ow IL
acts were a,sed by "revolut onary" lesis
lation, ri; it is ''revolutlonaryn to attach
An Amendment to an appropriation bill.
and proving also IL at the President, Mr..
Hayes himself, voted for the passage OF
bills of similar character as 0riders. y
OF this speech The New York Vorid
edtorially says:
'hr. Blackburn struck the KEYNOTE OF
ctotory i'll the contest which las been
forced upon majority Of the American
people in Congress represented by the
moriDund Senatorial majority of Con.
gress ON the eve of DISSOLUTION. The ap.
peal flom a majority in Congress lies tc
a majority at the polls. SO long as tn,
majority i'll Congress speaks and acts il
The spirit OF Mr.. Blackburn's speech O
yeseicay ii Ieed not dread that true an,
lawful appeal"
"TLe elect Oh of Tuesday was a muni
clpal election in Chicago, but the Repub.
lican leaders, obviously under direction.
IRON Washington, forced the fighting
upon tile approval or disapproval by tn,
people OF Chicago Of General Garfield
attempt to coerce the President int,
thwartlng by peiemptory veto the vii
OF both Houses Of Congress in a teue,
of all sta utes authorizing or countenan
eng tn. use of the Fede al bavonet i,
State elections. On the morning of III,
election t Chicago Tribune, the lead
ing Republican journal of that city an,
of the Northwest, thus deliberately state,
The issue
Livery vote cast for Carter IIa r,o
to-dat a vote to sustain the r.yo utiuu
AIRY majority in Congress in its tiloits t.
slarve the Govern ment
'W hat was the result In November
1878, Chicago elected a Republica
County Treasurer by majority OF 4, 10
votes. Gen. Garfield Lad not then di,
covered the Union to be III peril. o
Tuesday Chicago elected q Democrat
Mayor by majority of 1000 votes owe
his Republican competitor. Aud thi
not only in the face of the formal an
nouncemsnt above cited that every ma
The daily gazette., 1879-04-04
APRIL 4 1870.
This paper has no aduertising agents
in Philadelphia.

THE LEGISLATIVE BANQUET.--A
number of our most public spirited citi-
zens on Tuesday determined TO give the
members of the Legislature an enter
tainment on their return from their visit
TO Washington on Thursday at noon.-
The matter rested in few hands and .he
time was short but the proposition met
the wishes and views of our people gene
rally, ard as wha ever they under axe to
do they usually find way to accomplish,
the invitations were then gotten up and
cards dispatched by post and by tele-
graph. Even the lightning dispatches
failed to reach some who were from home
or out of the reach of stations in time 10
be present and amt ng such we may
name our very popular and estimable
Governor. Notwithstanding the short
time in which to accomplish all that was
hoped to impress upon the General As
sembly and its officers, the proposed ban
quet took place at the Clayton House
yesterday afternoon, and without intend
ing to unduly fatler the Committee hav-
ing the matter in charge, or mine host Of
the hotel, we do them but simple justice
in saying that the "set out" was one Of
the best and most complete that has evel
been witnessed in our city. As ali ell
tertainment it has rarely been equalled
anywhere. The affair grew out of sen
timent of gratitude of our people for the
passage OF the bill making W ilmiugton
the "county seat" of New Castle county
The members and officers of tic Levy
Court were invited to join the Legisla
ture OH the occasion, but the Cour
deemed i. necessary for them to continu,
their labors and complete tLer work, AN,
therefore felt 1t incumbent upon them t,
decline the pleasure they would other
wise have been much pleased to hay,
participated III.
A full and complete Synopsis repor
will he found elseA here of the tuasls att
speeches on the occasion, and although
brief and impromptu they We're aprupo
and Will compare tavoIably with thos
produced on such occasions, " here nor
time was gwen for elaborate display all
forensic eloquence.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-04
llme. BOnaparte Dying.

Her Grdnasons by her Bedsiie-No
Hopes Of her Recovery, dad her Dedth
Erpected al Oty Moment.
BALTIMORE, Md, April 3.
Nine. BunapaIte Is still alive AT eleven
O'Clock l.. NJ. DIR. Mackenzie remained
with her all last IL ghl, and Will continue
Oh the watch all this nl-ht Her grdLd-
sons, Cot. rome Napoleon and Cha..
j. Bondparte sat up with her GU Ing he
night. They LEFT al hali-past six a. Nj,
bat returned soon after, and have re-
manned with her all day. She is std
unconscious and the doctor gives ii as lis
opinion that She canu,t last over "a few
houis, if that loug. At 1--WE O'Clock She
was still breathing, but tina was the
only ign OF Ii I and her de,lh is expect
| ed a any moment. Sh" has not takeI
| any stinulan,s since tuesday.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-04

= Ht.klFF's SALE.
- BY virtue of a writ OF Levari Facias,
to me directed, will be exposed TO pubic
sale, al The
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, Sil Shipley st.,
Kept by John j. Dougherty, in the city OF
Wilmington, New Castle County, Della
ware. Oh
WEDNESDAY,
The 10th day of April, A. d., 1879,
at O'CLOCK. p. M, the following described
Real Estate, VIZ:
a thai certain lot of land situate In the
said city of Wilmington, bounded and de-
scribed a. fellows, to wit Beginning at
the nOrtherly side II Eighth street, he
tween Clayton and DUPONT street, at The
distance of IS feet easterly from the easter
ly side OF Dupont street; thence Doriherly
parallel to dupont street | 70 feet thence
easter y parallel TO Eighth street rs feet;
thence southerly parallel 10 Dupont street
40 feet 10 the ar res,Id MOI therly side OF
Eighth street, and thence and thereby
westerly rs feet TO he place of beginning,
be the contents thereof what they may.
Seized and taken In execution as the
properly of John rregoning and Nelne ,his
wife, and t. Us, and 10 be sold by
JOHN PYLE, Sheriff.
Sherif7s Office, New Castle. March 20,
ltTI marSi-eoits
The daily gazette., 1879-04-04
THURSDAY,


The 18th day of April, A. D., 1879.
AT O'Clock p. m, the io. blowing describeu
Real Estate, VIZ:
a II that certain lot or piece of ytound
situate, lying ANA being In he Town OF
Delaware Ciy, IN the huhdieu. "ountv
ami stale aforesaid nn tie nurIhw sfrIly
sue OF Cllnlon street norinea IrrIV side nt
fllth street, ana southpa st-riy side nt
shlhstoh street, containing la front ar
breadth un The sald fiith street, uS le +
ana tXlendin in length or de, tn on the
s'ld linton and Washington streets. re-
specll vely, 35u !eet. Bounded northwe l.
erly ny the said Washing on streel. som y
easierly bv tnt said tIIn on street, suuth
westerly by the said finh street ni,i
nor lthSteiiy by ground OF John Wine.
heau, ne he same wh8t II may. WIN ;,
| ihrge Dick factory, two-st RE. high. wiz
Dack bulIdlng, frame stable, six two-sloIX !
houses thereon erected
SeiZeu and taken in execution as IN
properly o. John q. Higgins and h.lizab.iI
u, ms wife, and Charles +. Marrhnn,
ana II. Matilda, his vile, and WIN. How
en-, John 9. Nichols, Geo l.. Poslles ana
william h. Cleaver. I. It's, and To bp sold
,s,o herif's Office. New Castle, March ggtb M
awe MAJ 81 -eodts
The daily gazette., 1879-04-04

lCHrRtFF'S SALE.
ID BY virtue of u writ OF Levarl Facias,
10 me directed, will be exposed 70 Public
Sale, At the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, Sal shipley st
kept by John J. Dougherty, in the city OF
wilmington, New Castle county. Della
ware, on
WEDNESDAY,
The 18th day of APRIL, A. d.,
1919. at O'Clock. p. m, the following de-
scribed Real Estate, viz
| All that certain lot or piece OF land stu
atea IN Chrisliana hunured, bounded and
desc ribed AS follows, TO wit: Beginning on
| he northcriy side of Eleventh street ex.
| tended, and It's Intersection with the west
| efly side of Terrace avenue and Al the dis
| Ia ce of $50 feet from the westerly Eide o
| Union street; thence along said side o
| Eleventh street extended, westerly 400 Zee
TO the ensterly side OF Woodlawn avenue
al 10 feet wide thence along said SIDE o
said avenue northerly AMI st rlght ahgle'
to Eleventh street extended l6I feet 10 u
corner of land of Anna McHugh; thence by
| a line OF said land south 81 feet ana one
| quarter degrees east i0 o. 100 feet To the sid'
OF Terr ce avesue Aforesaid and thenc'
thereby southerly at risht angles To Elev
enth street extended, l65 feet To the place o
| beginning, be the contents thereof VIVA
they may, with The use In cou mon o
| Eleventh street extended, Woodlawn ave
nue. and Terrace avenue forev'r.
seized and taken IN execution Ms tn
property of Thomas l.. meath an Ros
| Ann his wife and /. L., and 10 be sold bv
JOHN PYLE. sheriff.
sherif's Office. New Castle, Marcl
z9th, 1873. msr3E3tawts
The daily gazette., 1879-04-04
AN AFGHAN SLAUGHTER.

Tie British Dgedt body Of 5000 KAl-
Mg 400.
LAHORE, April THE British force
under Captain Cough has defeated body
Of 5000 Aishans, h Hing 400. The Brit
ise lvss is three office and three mel
killed and tnlrly-oue wounded:
The daily gazette., 1879-04-04

NJ OTlCE.-J. ii. Primrose has taken the
~ management ot the old and reliable
sewing machine com mpany-the Wheeler Il
ilAon. This machiue has been lately
improved, and Is an en,.rely new machlue,
and is known a. the Improved v heeler &
" Mllson. IL is the finest made luck-stitct
sewing machine now In use, and has al
yantages superior tO any Other.
We hope our friends Will give US a call
and mol buy uniIl they have examined this
new machine.
Our territory embraces Delaware and
Chester counties, Pa, a. d delaware and
the Eastern ore of Mary land.
our ufhce, al present, Will be found at
12s MarKet street. AFTER ihe 10Th of March
next we will be touuu at our Old stand Tie
Garrett buiid!np, 40. II Market street,
RAG LNTS WANTED.
ftb5 dti j. II. IRlMROSE
The daily gazette., 1879-04-04
WEDN ESDAY.


al o'c och p. m, the following descrl beu
Real Estate, VIZ
All those Two certain lots. pieces or par-
cells of land situate III the CITY OF Whining
ton, New Castle county aud state OF Della
ware, bounded and desc / bed as follows
o wit;
No. /. Beginning at a point on the south
erly side OF Front street at the distance of
96 feet Inches westerly from The ives cry
rldG OF West street , thence by said side of
iron street westerly Ii feet / Inches to "A
stake; thence southerlv and parall,l with
West street 10u feet more or less To the
nOrtherly line of land OF The Philadelphia
" ilnIlngton and l3 ltim' re Railroad Co :
thence by said line easterly Ii feet Il inches
more or less; aud thence nOrtuerly and par-
aliel with the first mentioned line 100 /, ct
more or less 10 The pace OF beginning -
The improvements thereon consist of two
frame dwelling houses thereon erected
BOOK &, Vol. ). Page 5l5. &c.
No.2 With Ia lhrer-slOried brick house
dwelling thereon erected, beginning at the
southerly side OF \ inih street ana in the
/ line OF the cas- cry side OF Morrow ttreet.
being at ihe distance of IS feel weh.erly y
from the westerly side of Madison street;
thence along said side Of n inth street east
erly II feel To the middle OF the partition
wall dividing tins from other lands of the
said James Morrow; thence through and
along lhe middle or said parti ion wall
sOutherly and parallel TO Madison Street
on MurrJW street IL feet to The uOrlhe, v
side OF three feel wide alley leading iulo
Morrow street aforesaid; thence ther, by
westerly and parable, To Ninth street IA
fret TO the rasteTly side of Morrow >tr.et.
ana thence thereby nUrlhtrly ~ feet To The.
place OF beginning, be The contents thereof
what hey may wIth the free and common
ufe ana privilege OF the said tkree feet
wide alley as and for II passase e way and
| wafer course at ali Times forever. Hook
l., Vol. :, Page 2s2.
Seized and taken In execution as the
property Of Fra chs B Reid and t.Iiz ,beth
ID. Reid, and TO be sold by
JOHN PYLE. sheriff.
Sheriff IS Office, New Castle, March 10Th
1873. nar3I rodis
The daily gazette., 1879-04-04
WEDNESDAY,
The 10th day of April, A. d., 1879,

at2 O'CLOCK p. m, the following described
Real Estate, VIZ:
All that certain lot, piece or parcel of
land situate in the city OF Wilmington.
Ninth Ward bounded and described as
FOL ows, to wit II, ginning at II point on
the southwe ,terly side OF Twenty I'd
street AT the distance ot 100 feet northwest
trIy from the DOfthwesterly side oi Mar
ket str, et ; thence uortnwest by said
side OF Twenty. I'd street 80 fe To IL cor
her; thence southwesterly by TWO lines at
right angles To Twenty third street paral-
III to Market stree one from the place oi
beginning 90 leet 81 II cnes, the other from
the last meAtlOned corner 10 feet Inches,
where SAID line will intersect "A line paral-
lei with, and two feet norlherly thcreirom
n line of land oil Jacob berrlckson, form
ihg he southern boundary of ihls lot be
the same, IN DTe or less.
SelzeI and taken IN execution az IN,
property of Jesse L. John On, aud Lett a
his wife, ANA l. l., ana To be sold by
JOHN PYLE Sheriff
Sheriff y Office, New Castle, March 10Th
1873. maT3l-eOdts