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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-06-23

TH Attorney Generals BIZ 70 amend the
III l1w VII s0on be discussed IN the Assem-
bly,. a gEaucs Il the Bill shows thai It kas
the ueriE Of making 10 useless changes. and
that chaHg-s II IaHZuage only ct the old STA
u.e are always gziH II cIearuess and cnn-
aiseuess- The term personal property we
see & net GeE1ed @ include prCnlissory notes,
marriage sec1riziss CT unsecured accounts the
uorrEzgpr phys taxes ca the unrt-aEesi prop
cry n full, bEE may charge % the mortgage,
f3r 1ecngaE Il TIE pCinciPal o. interest," the
Tx on the 1maunE secured By the mGr-Eas-=
We ara uncertain whether t-is Eaald inclHite
notes 5ataG hefsre the new law snail y Int1
cper1Eiau, although We suppose H1E from the
clause n Sec I that = nothing herEin en-
tanned shall a1=cs any thing t1ae. &C. Ezdsr
the SAID repealed laws This however should
be made clear hesrud diEpGrs, leaving 10
= ItilcIaI GIscretinn-
Insurance Companies are tz1zf enc per eanE
CT znnHaI nrEmizms- The Ianguagz Il the
BIZ. winch defines the word CamPaay
Is any corporation Incorporated EHtier the
laws If this EIn@lam mighE he held to
ezemrE foreign Insurance. enmpalies- This
can easily be ;saa-lled azainst
The interest Of the aw1er of real es-15E
which i leased fer ever yearly tenancy i
70 be es1maEesf for tazAriDu at n SIM equal 10.
eigilE years rental rhereuf- 0cilerwIss the
interest Of any person m real CT personal
prosperity l. % be such al i might rsazsnGI-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-06-23

DUErSG the last week the Legislature has
beer doing gcod hard work. and considerable
progress has been made with the Appropria-
ton Bill. Several important items, however,
have been reserved Among these = the ap-
preparation for military; for this S73.5gQ Is
asked IN al, under the following heads:
Kings Guards, So, sfT s. : band, fags. sa-
Iutss and incitsucaIs, S5q,e $50 IS 4; aid to vol
ua.ser companies, SI2.ggO. As yet no report
tas beez u-1ie as % how the $4,000 apu7u-
pri2ted bv the Legislature Of ISIS has been
spent The members Of the present Legisl1-
tare are asked to appropriate $500 more.
Nov fer what Is tLis2 Let any honorable
member SIT down and eaHEidIy ask himself
what benefit the people Of Hawaii viii derive
from the army Does Il add dignity 70 tbeir
kiug2 NJ, L : the source Of countless j0zes
made by every oticeF who visits our Kingdom.
Does It improve the morals or assist the phys
zeal development Of the HawaIfans enrolled IN
IL va fear thai the morals Of the army are
NOT to be admired; only the 0thsr day II vas
a soldier who vas selling liquor on the race
course Then look At these understood boys
and compare them with tie scalvzrt kI1IlCl
who earns his zoe and fish By the sweat Of his
brow, and see which Is the better mar And
vet. members of the Lsgisl lrure, you VIII take
some Of the wages which the EGHesE khaki
las fairly earned and give II % the support Of
! set Of Idle gUod-for-uaEhiH-s What DO you
want with IN army You viii be told that IL
case CT nat the Government requires armed as
s5s-a1es- We % not think much Of the assist
=zcs the army are Likely 70 give On the &C
caSiCu Of the only attempt It not which has
occurred during cur residence N this co1n1rv
L Wis sailors from Hen-ot-War IN pert, aud
not the HawailEa army who kept orier. The
army Is constituted does not deserve any Ip-
preparation, save fur Just sufficient men 70
stand guard AZ the gates Of the palace Though
4 Kings best guard Is the loyal hearts of his
people The Band, which i put down along
figs and T1ci1enESs, We commend % the "a
v1rahis EorIce CT the usmhers- The young
men Eho belong 60 the band have learned 4
profession. and under their excellent lender
have learned Z we'll The iEEuence Of mEsic
: EroG fgr i community. The concerts which
are gwen by the band are enjoyed BY the HI-
vliI1l IL well as the foreigner We hope 10
see the hand supported well BY the LegisIaEHrs-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-06-23

l. aso.-sz-sr vitA s-c1ic, ~ q sA- Civil Code, Z
Fut1 sss A-- s=7ozt-1 o. inspect al ~ A. Dams,
vsI-e.s a-t z-asz-ss. ~ ~ Islz-1 q oah--
-No Q. RlErNIS, Gcsrrzpr q Oahz-
o. - E-rr-r-- % oah-- jane - 80 S6
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-06-23

o. Esrslx E Gsrmaa Haiestyss Ea--zEzp
F---a 1-=svs,- q zzrs e-1u F-Eza n -guas FIR
E1r-k-u-- So ! 4 1ze sh5p. =--h a crew CT -
m AZ cz-zs = I5-csEEzzszrs guns. Her say
- he so.r-r 1r-hahl- not -crs III 4 EEek Be-
re- y lsr zsr Il adlcez-
C-nz-Hzzdar 4 Csr-era- CalE11z-F1a Elrei-
EarEau -la1-naz1--F on Lessee eek >chlneukH-
Es-ferz-InsE clrslefzr s-ilis IA Elnzecs
s1ll1sIll-
Szc-i-=-1szzzzz ss=-i51,sz.- E1l1naza- ALTsr-
So Sl--reGr-lr- -eizlll---
Euus-azrar-Miller
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-06-23
NnrFeN

In a,o--al-or ~sla ssctsz IS % tie Csvl co5s. T
ErrEr-r Ia. h-ea E7Pc.zse1 60 iu.P-e. and ~ al
49, we-h-. r-a =-asa-cs, f1- -h- districts e Wal
-zsz- Eazeer usikz-z z-l Nakaszs. Isiaz5 . Maj
yNo- @. DoNTNI>. 6ovr--s- :. oaa--
o. - c. gl1.h- Ia. - - Ia
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-06-23
Knights of PYthias.

THE MEMBERS OF OAHU LODGE ARE
hereby notified thJs their presence Is required
taa Convention THIS FENINt=, for the purpose Of
uor1iu1tIu- 0zfcers for the ensuing Othsr IN
Dortanr business will also CONE Up
SUI IL HENRY >MITH. L Of P s
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-06-23
3awaiian 6azrtte.
WEDNESDAY,, JUNE %. 1850.

ANY loan BIZ which is passed should give
authority for issuing bonds Of denominations
Of SlO0. and $500 payable in say five and ten
wears at no; over six per cent. interest, and
these bonds should be exempt from taxes,
Executors, administrations, guardians and
trustees generally, as well as persons who can
accumulate small savings, will thus have a
ready and safe mode Of investment, without
nNrnatls.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-06-23

o. sa-=@sy. ~ 81 P-1z- a. ~ trent szt-szee
81 Aal1aaai Ea.z. a. = e'cocx z-ru- VII De sold
1ae lease f-r rear. -f thg.e g-z--s cr parcels e
14 s-a4-- TIE l-s--ls- lr kEE- isL1El C. Hawai-
- laaz-l 81 l1z-E p. zg1 : kt1ha1e- srf known
g. ~ l-r- @ - .4-ls CO Siusle 11t " allan
D ~ ss7r--l-rz--
- s. per zz--z- rcr1s-raral-c SEM
SAN e. WIDER rl-ss-sr o. ne rn-gri'r.
-er.--zz-z- "a. -z---il-. z1z1.1--- g1zs = ~ Ss
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-06-23
For Sale.

TEHHE CONHBDIOTS TWO STORY Dwell
n fu- known A. the STONE HOUSE built Of
Coral the property 0f Mrs. e. C. Armstrong at the
hsat Of Ri-artls street. BeretaEII The lot con
ttins about one md Ellir well -rOn-up fruit
and ornamental trees There Az quarters for zervanrs-
4 cst-rilce house and stables TeTm--lou- time al
moderate interest Fog particulars aPg!E % -
2 BANNING
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-06-23

Ers r. >--Zz,s 49, Been a=71as-G Szperiuirztsa;
e. rrh 1ss. -c1----s1- 70 za-- try-r Agrl IL
~ SArrL O. W-LDEZ lt--fs-s- % he Interior
-ls=lr l--s. Nav = ~ -
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-06-23

II Gzz-zI A-zzs1-u1sr'z ra=srT AID rrscries n
,-u---1- cr II ElI---t1n L-si-z--e FIR ne lust.-
rn az cuinrsi rerS1ns and E1li-aEs. mere craz--
E T--1 =-1rz---E-zIlr f-rn1 1cukz 4 treated WIN
re r-zr cuurEEl--c -l-I- = deserves. Er1-Eies-Ee
- t. G=zsrz = As Esrr szress Ilil1rssE Gearsss
= ar 49, u-lesS -zes-z- ard lss--1lla-sc Ete
r--lE at l-4-rEsIu naI--sl- -urx fur -l.EI-
s-elr-rirr- uA--n = net n=rzly -aar Eii1,n Is ut
s-rl rr-s1 n-se-zr- tur -.ev 4rz sz-zrs-r nllLlrT
E--sss Il zzlE-zaE .ztGr- M1re EEzz Al ri-aE ars
49, z.n- E1a=a s.sziG Be Impressed aerz On
HHHnzizM and 11rrzer-s Aka 1z--zetE- -1uE 1zrs
- EzE-lrT II LIE As-Gr ct -1E hazl-
IL Go rzpar.esl szz1zzze11z n rlle ElcEze
GzEt 1ss Coy NJ aTrzkzH : sAnr-av 70 z-rEs zith
lllQ cases Of IN rFuined an 81 CENTS j 5nr-ie.
ana r1r1 --Er4 ~ creer vessels c.sEE-i-E 70 HEck
-A1 = g. l-.lzat - AZ raid I1rilEz rhe srzrz-
nl1 - MY y 1EsllisI COMES - G "
sanMrlMnn ECz
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-06-23

ErS : Eaa~aaNs hzs As 6zy e-za sPpci-.e1 a.
A. q --1-- 49, Lie-l.e- f1r ~ G,.-is. q
Eua arg wl.1-a-. 0aAz- vic- e z Nikf- deceased
SAN C. wTLDEE- Ml-5stsr o. Lussrl1r.
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-06-23
,3irn advertisements.
M ale Social Club.

q MEETING OF THE ABOVE GLTB WILL
a be held az the Office % " D. Mousa-rarJ-
THURSDAY EVENING. July IsE, 1T h1If-paSt IL
1 fuiL attendance is regEssEed-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-06-23

F-rr---s rr-s -s tas sz-e-sr, zz5 rlas-sr uVrk q
o. s----irr o. -ae Nsu Psla-s-
>--z.s--s 90 ne ucrz nav De- seen a. the e-ce g
~ >z-r--rt--- GO Pze5c w--ks 4zE tcz5ers
--1-E-z ---5--s fs- F-as--rz< nay Be lsi--d ~
~ N-.sr--s ~ E=---c- GO Or hst5-e Nca3sy. The
So 1n~ rs Jaw urzE
m Nzls--us ~ I-s--i-- sscs rss BAD hszseif ?,
s-cr-- ne 1-s--s or zzy t-z5S-
SAN &. wILDEE. Ni-isse- e Isssrao-.
lzt--ar I-pa-l-1-t sane Z. ~ 80
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-06-23
Notice Of Incorporation.
Koloa Sugar Company.
CORPORATION notice.

CORPORATION NOTICE.
Ar HEEFISG OF CORPORATIONS AND
n S-acshaicers- had thfs first DAP e JsEc- A D.
Iss In III. City q Hczolalz Carier granted 81 TIE
Minister q she EurcTi8r ~ q tie kim Ia PriEy
Cegzcii On g. 9Th Day r AII- 4 D. i5-. czptsf,
AMI the -lI1 corporation poz 1rE-i-ed lller
re earPorafs as1e 0f The HILO SEGsAR COAPA.iT.
aad the flgElag named gerssls were elected 0ceTs
EsIla Islands u H IalPerzi AsIessF me Emperor
q Cain1- Ere-i1sE- JO=epl o Garter Asre E-s-
g Phi- Acrouats IN the Hawaiian f.Izlcs Fics-
Prs-idenr. Pefer g 5saes- r. q g Brewer Z Co q
said ESn0Isla- TREASURER Samuel n D1uo1- with
Bisaa5 Z Ca u sad HSl0iaia- AEditer- Alfred =
EazrEeiI ~ said HO1aiail- SecrstzrT-
fsizze9i ALFRED :. HAfsTTT ELL
Serrslar7 u TIE Hio -zg4T COMPANY
Haaol1I=- June Z Xxi 81 q p
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-06-23
I. 0. r. M.

THE MEMBERS OF HAWAIIAN TRIBE
1 are required 10 b. present AZ the NEXT Regular
CounciI- MKT FsGDAh EhENiAG- JGEe -ta-
- business OF IN poruuce comes up Also nomination
ss i. HENRY SMITH. C. OF 2
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-06-23

VIZ have only tine 70 say that the bill re-
gardei as the Kings Bill 70 make free rum,
has received the sanction Of swenty-gne mem
bsrs. 10 Judge FROM the vote Of Yesterday. 70
indefinitely postpone, Those voting IN favor
Of the BIZ may yet lind that the King will net
risk the general indignation that would follow
lis approval. The ayes and noes on this mo
non were: Aess: Wilder. Kspens, k@ai,
PRESTON. Douiuis, Kahsnu, Kuihelaai. Martin,
Castle. Rhodes, Smith, Gibson, Woods, 5 ".
kan. and G. y. Wilcox Of Kauai. Nos ::
Mo4nxuh. GOV. Bush, KuuuiakeS, Lilikalani,
HoapiE Baker, Keau. Kalarua, haulukou, ha-
hula, KaAnaana. Aholo, NshakG, Kalua, K ".
Wilcox log Wailukul, Wahine, haunanianO,
MAhoe. Kuspuu. hakina, Beekley, Kupihea.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-06-23

We are aware that desire Tor municipal
government Of Honolulu has often been express
sed. and perhaps many without; consideration
may think that such measure would result
in more thorough and satisfactory work.
We do not however believe tha. better work
would b done under City charter, with IN
accumulation OF officials, than can aud ought
70 b doOe under the present system. his
Maissty's Ministers can spend the tine Te-
CURED fo- the purpose n no better way than
in seeing 70 j. that the Superintendent OF
Public Works, the Superintendent Of Water
Works. the Road Supervisor, the Police aud
the Board Of Health keep the ei.y Of Ho-
uolulu in proper condiEi0a- Efficient Cabinet
osscers require 10 further of6cial machinery for
these purposes than exists ROW. Our objection
20 the change Is not on the ground Of the IN
creased taxation which would be laid upon
oSEers OF city property, but that the taxes
would De voted and the lax money expended
AZ the will Of those who do not pay the taxes.
ANY one can verify this statement by consider
ius the representations IN the Legislature
which property owners IL Honolulu 90 not
secure
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-06-23
loRsIHS a APPLETON

20 Gy General Agsnts, Nsw YocS, C. :. A.
EaAu the above las OF WlIJfru1 Watches fJF sale
the store 81 NJ McISERSY, sole AEeas for this Rius
d1n1-
Also. Agent for the GORUAH STERLING SILVER
wAREL The Trade supplied AZ the LOWEST PIECES
80
Daily Republican., 1880-01-30
Illegal Fees,

While it is true that the city ordi-
nances should be strictly enforced in
every respect no matter who may be
hurt, there is no justice in pilipg up
forced hills of costs against offenders in
order to harrass them. In the case of
the Italian who plead guilty before the
Mayor on Tuesday evening, to selling
pea nuts, fruit and candies on the
streets, there was no occasion for large
number Of witnesses to prove that he
did actually sell on the corner of Second
and Marke: streets, where he had loca-
ted himself, for this fact he freely ad-
mitted himself, and even if he had not
made the admission one witness would
have answered the purpose as we'll as
dczsn. No one will object to the fire
Ct five dollars imposed, for he was
v.olator of the city ordinance ard of
course had to suffer the CONSEQUENCES,
but it seemed like au Unnecessary perse-
cution Of the man to pile up a bill of
$15 50 costs besides for an oIence of
which he confessed he was guilty. In
these costs was an item of three dollars
charged to pay to the lawyer who ap-
peared against him, who is the law
officer OF the city, and whose salary has
bt en- fixed by recent ordinance of the
City Council at $500 in lieu Of all per-
quisite5. We are aware that the item
is Cla med under the charter establish
ing the Mayors court, but we think We
sho%ed fully and 'conclusively yester-
day, that the hearings before the Mayor
did not constitute a Mayors court and
therefore the charge was illegal, and
if the Italian has paid it, it should be
paid back to him. We do rot tlink the
City Solicitor will accept it under the
circumstances. There is no surer yay
to create sympathy for offenders, and
to render the city ordinances unpopu-
lar and difficult to enforce, than by the
imposition of illegal fees and unneces-
sary charges.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-30
Go AND get assessed tomorrow.

H. IS SAID that there are indications
that the Democrats in the United States
Senate will be surely disappointed in
relation to the politics of General Ma
houe, the new Senator to Virginia. 1t
is fatty contradicted that he is a repu-
diationist, term very different 20 read
iuster. The General has never been
in heart a Democrat since the war
closed, and now that the Bourbon
Democratic papers of the State are
pouring out the vials OF their wrath
upon his head because he was no. elect
ed by the ultra Bourbon wing of the
party, he is about ready to Join the Re-
publicans in advocacy of all their lead
ing measures. This dreaded Ut urCertaiuty
OF General Mahone's course in Congress,
causes much uneasinesa to the Demo
cratic mind, and causes them TO look
with more than usual interest towards
Delaware, which is sure to 60 Republi-
can provided all the voters of the State
can get assessed, and will all vote when
thcy are assessed. We are glad to see
this evidence of independence on the
part Of General Malone, who may yet
be the entering wedge to split the solid
South.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-30

Concerning the payment of back.
standing subscriptions to newspapers,
the Germantown Telegraph" well
says: Why don't subscribers pay up.
Everything is now getting to be pros
peious. The great farming interest
was never better, all things considered.
Mechanics are tOurishing. The indus
trial establishments are in full flow,
and there is no excuse why the small
sums involved in few newspapers sub.
scriptions should not be promptly met.
Those in arrears, too, should pay a full
year in advance, to make amends for
their shortcomings. Postoffices are to
be ,ound everywhere, and they are
safer now than ever before to transmit
small notes; besides there are the pos
tai orders and the registered letters, SO
that those who cannot call at the news.
paper Office have no excuse to delay
payment. To pay a collector to 20 af-
ter subscribers and to pay the postage
in advance, as every publisher b s to
do upon every paper sent through the
mail, leaves scarcely enough money to
pay for the white paper before 1t is
touched with a type.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-30
Get Asse ssed.

In all our appeals to the people to go
and get assessed tomorrow We have
made no distinction Of party. All who
vote should be assessed and help to pay
the taxes whether Republicans or Dem
ocrats. If our appeals should induce
Democrats to go and get assessed We are
satisfied, but We hope also that Repub-
licans who have been disfranchised and
kept from voting for years will not ne.
glect this opportunity to get as
sessed. No doubt there are large mum.
bers of Democrats whose names have
been left off the assessment for a long
time as well as Republicans, but the
first have been voting regularly at
every election upon receipts furnished
them for the occasion, while the latter
not having been furnished with such
receipts could not vote. We do not say
that these furnished receipts were
fraudulent, for on the contrary they
bear every evidence of geuuineness, and
some Of them have unknowingly been
sent to Republicans under the impress
sion that they were Democrats. There
is no doubt of this whatever as the
proof is in the receipts themselves and
can be produced at any time. The ex-
ira assessment is conspicuous for the
large number of names OF decided
Democrats in every Ward who have
been voting regularly along at every
election without having been assessed,
but who were never without receipt
at the polls. The extra assessment
proves that the assertion that We made
rom time to time that tie Democrats
polled from six hundred TO seven hun
dred illegal votes at the last city cleo
ton was correct. If they were legal
voters then why are their names now
upon the assessment We are justi-
fed in the assertion that no matter how
many Democratic names appear now
upon the assessment, the Democratic
vote will be increased very little, never
theless it is no more than right that
they should be assessed and as it is
just as handy they might as we'll vote
legally as illegally. With Republi-
cans the case is different. Not having
their names upon the assessment they
have not been voting at all, and there
fore every name of a Republican put
upon the assessment will count just one
vote gained to the Republicans. There.
fore We would urge all to 60 and get
assessed whether Democrats or Repub-
licans, the first that they may vote
legally and the latter that they may be
enabled to exercise right which has
been denied them for many years past.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-30
EBUBLlC SALE

puBLlC SALE
-OF-
TWO BRICK DWELLINGS,
Nos. II AMI u Robinson street, between
Poplar and Lombard,
ON SATURDAY, JANUARY 81, 1870,
ati p. m, on the premises,
without pOstponemcnt, withdrawal or TN
derhltding.
No. Il is a three-story brick, and two-stor,
brick back building with rooms and a.
shed kitchen, lot l9XGl ft. 8 in. including IL'J
a 2 II. alley with right OF way for ths adjOIn
ing property No. a.
10. II Is q tWOahd-a hal story brick will
Our rooms and attic and back shed kitchen
lot l8X77 It. 6 in. with right Of way to adioin.
ing alley on No. 12prCp lty.
These properties are Ia n portion OF the city
adjacent to large manufacturing establish
ments, where houses are In ready demand fol
selling and especially Tor remit e, The sails
is to close an estate; Will Of course be posi-
tive, and will pay to attend.
JEGMS FOR EACH DWELLING.-One-half O
the selling price may remain on mortgage
secured by proper Fire Inst rance, and the
balance equally divided in cash and notes
with approved endorsers at three and siS
months, bearing interest from the day of sale
Possession Of NO. IA immediate upon settle
ment, and of No. IL on 2bth OF March. 1880
Rent to go to purchasers upon settlement.
j. L. HEALD,
l-2i-z8 -3O-3l Agent to effect the sale.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-30
Notice.

All persons not having paid their
county tax for 1879 must do SO before
the first day Of March, or they will
be returned as delinquents and lose
their vote. A tax receipt for 1878 will
not eptitle them to vote unless paid
after Nov. 3, Of that year. We wish
all voters to attend to the matter in time.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-30
PUBLIC SALES.
TRUSTEE'S SALE

III
-OF--
Il REA l. Els TATE.
By virtue of an order OF the Orphans Court
OF the State OF Delaware, In and Tor New Gas.
tie county, made on the eighth day Of Sep
.ember, x D.. 1879, will be O, posed to Public
sale at the adc,ion rooms of J.. W Stidham
& Son, No. lii Il. Fourth street, in the city Of
Wilmington,
or TUESDAY.
THE Sd DAY OF FEBRUARY, A. d.. 1880,
a. O'Clock, p. m,
The following described Real Estate to wit:
All that certain lotOf land with three
story brick dwelling house thereon erected
situated in the city OF Wilmington, New Cag.
tie County and State OF Delaware, described
as follows, to wit: beginning at point on
the southerly side Of Seventh street between
Spruce ald Church streets, at the distance OF
/ feet l014 inches from the easterly side of
Spruce street at corner of land late Of Par
kcr Jetteries, thence easterly along the said
side OF Seventh street. 10 feet to a stake.
thence sOutheEly parallel with Spruce street
So feet to the nOrtherly side cf Curlett street
at 80 feet wide, thence with the said side OF
Curlett street, westerly and parallel with
seventh street, IL feet to stake, and thence
northerly parallel with spruce street, IS feet
to the aforesaid side Of Seventh street and
pls ce of beginning.
Attendance will he given and terms made
known q. the time md place oresaid by
VICTOR DUP Trustee,
crby his Attorney.
Attest, j. NJ. HorsMAN,
Clerk Orphans Court.
j.. W. Stidham X son, AuctiOneers
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