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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-27
SANCTUARY sIFTINGs.
PsaSfaIlms Of worship At the Varloa
ChnrchRa Tn.llnrrnE.

PrnGfamme Of WOrahlP n the Various
4 M fois CHURCHES TO.lfOFR0W.
Ahonf al q the churches Of the city are
again opened for regular Sabbath services,
the ministers having returned from their
summer vacations camp meetings being a
thing. Of, the, past, and the excessively hot
seasonabopt ended, There will be preaching
at the different places Of worship tomorrow,
very genenlly, Ut least Below will be found
the hours Of service, preachers and subjects Of
discourse OF those who have thoughttully IA
vOred us with the Information,
AT the Third Presbyterian Church there
will be preaching by the pastor, Rev. J, q.
Lyle, at half-past ten in tue forenoon, and half
past seven IN the evening The Sabbath
School in connection with the church meets
at2R.M lal.+
John Fergus, OF Australia, now Of Bethany
College, will preach Tomorrow morning at
the Disciples Church. sunday School meets
at 10 \. NJ, when the scholars will receive in
structions and checks for the picnic at Gas
toms Orchard on September first,
The Rev. 7, B, Hughes will address the
gospel Temperance meeting at Parker Hall to-
morrow afternoon at $3.50.
The Methodist Preachers Association will
meet at the Fourth Street Church on Mon
day morning Jl
Zane Street Church will be opened on sun
day morning and evening,
Rev, ]. ReChtstciner from Pittsburgh, Pa,
a member Of the Pittsburgh Lutheran Synod
now In session at Rochester Pa, will preach
tomorrow in tile lions Lutheran Church,
Rev. o. Meerwein, pastOrOf the congregation,
and Mr.. NJ. PeblCr, lay delegate, who were in
attendance at the Synod meeting, are expect
ed home with Rev Reehtsteiner this oven
ing.
The regular services will DO held In the
First Presbyterian Church. The pastor, Rev
D. A, Cunningham, D. D., will preach III
1880 A, ~, and at 1880 EN,
Rev, c, r. Mastlcn will preach at the Fourth
Street NJ. T. Church ut 1880 A, NJ, ant
1880 r. N.
al the First Baptist Church tomorrow
morning Rev, ]. b. Milford will preach upon
Pilates PerplOxity, In the evening the clos
ingsermon OF the course on the PrOdigal Son
theme: 1.-THE Fathers HOUSE" Every
stranger will DO welcome to oil the ser
vices Of the day,
First Reformed Episcopal Church, Mozart
Hall, Rev, WW, Henry Barnes, rector. Sab
bath School at 0 4, NJ; church service 1880 \
NJ Sermon theme: IAN Earnest TrihCr
Seats free,
THE GERMAN METHODIST CHURCH.
Rev. John G. Weidmann, Of the German
Methodist Episcopal church In this
city, together with Rev. Carl HupPOr,
appointed missionary to Chean Chan,
China, and Rev. Koch, Of Clar.
ingt0n, Ohio, will leave on Monday morning
for indianapolis, Indiana, where, on the 3lst
inst, the Central German Conference will
commence Its annual session,
Rev. Weidmann closes his first year rs pas-
tor Of the German Methodist church In this
city with fattering success, having u good In
crease In membership and benevolent collcc-
tons, anu a unanimous desire for his return
for another year to the pastorate of the
church.
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Sour lunch at Jacob wIlheim's saloon.
Eighth ward, this morning,
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The following shows the range Of the thcr.
momctcr, us obsrrvedat schneprS drug store,
Opera House corner: 'N-
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souP lunch at Jacob wilhelm's saloon
Eighth ward, this morning.
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No headache OF buck.ache for ladies
who drink "WlNE OF cARpUl.r
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WEATHER INDICATIONS

Observation-Disclosures
u Al " 81 70 81 70 "
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iTOsEpH HARRIS NURSERIES,

q !. :" WWVNDN TTIE7
1900 Apple Trees, two. three, four aud hWiaA
1000 Peach. one from bud year
1000 plumS, one and two year..
b,OOO QuInces, two and THREE Year,
bl00 Cherries. one mud two yrnN
b0OOO EveRreens, mostly Jullef IRON OfRM
feet. The above an Thrifty and In gOOt C0ht.l;.
for ttanSplanting. VIII sell ~ low u lht VA M
Correspondence solicited Ad1nN SAMUEL W
LER, MOunlwilc Nursery i one mile ~
MOuhdsN Tile depot. deihy
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TNARAfS FOR SALE FIVE NILE
IL cnst Of Wheeling, Ohio county W Va .,,,.,s,
four rooms, &C.. &C. 1v-,
/ Farm Oi M ncrrs, dwelling NJ rDih,' % Nv
under cultivation, acres In pasture lAm; a. Al
Farm NJ 100 ActtS. lays well, sod 9rhmIll. ="
Of the alnve well whicfVd IN healthy lG ,i,s,,,
Money 10 loan fOf OiC NJ more ycan Hs M /,
interest on tiucnclilnlPrd rial esiap ~u"V'-
city or Ohio county. Apply e .,yp nnyt
Genetai 1llisiness and Real E.Atc Agte,, w W.
Public and Commercial tonrJonnlthl. W., IN
1918 Market street Crntlr.' RI"A' WV rJ
Bank. -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-27

Sour lunch at jacob wilhclm's saloon
Eighth ward, this morning.
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WEST VIRGINIA CENTRAL w.,
w Pittsburgh Hallway anal An
NOTICE TO CONTRACTOR

l., fmF3psnsa1 VIII be hycIyel at the c.D,,,.
" i1edmont, West Virginia, m IA n'n DlHal w.,
~ ISsll Ior w TRAILING and Ma,0nH sSps,gAizI
W. I gts q me extension Of the lompSr,W ag
The profile and spe sSEiRD, At IhSPE @i
examination Of the DiRrc In w,Jm,n,,~ nAty L,
the VI day Of September. '''''' w ahdLtli
Bus VIII bo ncclVgd Tor one milo ~,
work ~ be completed IN or lriurr nr " mon, u,
Payments 10 bc made munlhk In ,s. y w
w Pe. esa. Of the estimates until the toS nsl
Additional divisions will be PLACED ind.
G ,b on IhG completion oI the ,lon | " ~ a.
T. +. sICKLES, Chief Epytnca ~ pANlS, R0l
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FOR SALE.

THREE AND TWOSPRlNG PM
Il TONS, buRgleS, and ala three aConihIi
spring wagons and four horses VIII sell mi N,
onnble. j. W, FERREl4 Cot. Main and TTeSiN
hlNtWt III
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TOR SALE.

E0R SALE.-A GOOD lI0Rl2OyTlL
IL STEAM, ENGINE, but little ua,l. and huS
plcte repair. Cylinder y inChC. In dlAmetdbl
Inches stroke. Full length Tlst IHn bOx I'D NJ
ily wheel " feet IN diameter weight about I'd
pounds. Single slide valve, DC, H. The ,h1r
was built IN this city, Rud ,Nll H. ,rcn al ID, n
works Of MeSr, a. J. sweeney 4 Son, Itpkl
nll26 N. REILLY lalI Main Hind
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Forty years trial h, proved nBLAcK.
DRAlIGHTn The best liver medicine IN
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IEOR SALE OR RENT ......s
I'D FINE Rt'sISEsa pE0Fflil
offer for alc the ilnc thrrstOp bhtk lllt
situate on the West idcUi Market sthei lig,ve "
below Second Warl Market llouG. iOrtaety 81
pied BY lAChmAn 4 burt, rs wholesale w. ~
store The building 4 finished above The hn ~
with eleven rDOins and l. occupied y : n .,I,s
house. and the lint ilNOr IL large aud titGAlsM,
room with cellar, and the pOnl. l3dih u hlsTS
and location IA the bsi Tor The ltpinCt V wv,
\ siiHtvER i5Yi wdI NM TW% " II
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For salo BY Logan 4 Co. N
The daily gazette., 1881-07-13

Mr.. CorxLrNG still holds his men
In hand. Yesterday was the fortieth
day that the New York Assembly had
wasted in balloting for Mr.. Conkling's
reelection; but no progress had been
made toward success for himself or a
satisfactory result. The Half-breeds
had gained largely, but still lacked
eight or ten votes Of securing maj
ty,and Mr.. Conkling seated in the Fifth
Avenue Hotel yesterday evening de-
clared that Mr.. Lapham could not be
elected in his place. Mr.. Conkling
ought to be able to control enough
Stalwart votes to defeat his opponents,
If all is true that his friends say. But
then there is no telling what changes
may come over the minds of men, or
what influences may be used to con-
troll The vote of member of the New
York Legislature. At all events forty
days have been wasted during all which
time the country has been more OF
less disgusted with Republican party
corruption.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-13

Through the zeal and efficiency of
d. Berger and his associates the
arrangements for the Electrical Ex-
hibition in Paris are rapidly approach
ing compilation, and an astonishing
display will be offered to the world
ON August /, in the Palais de lIndus-
trie. It is safe to assert that no ap.
plianee for utilizing the electric agency
will attract more attention than the
6ismens Railway, which will afford an
appropriate mode Of conveyance from
the Place de la Concorde to the east
gate Of the Palace.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-13

A LEGAL QUESTION RABED,-Thf
New York World Gays :--"For some I'M.
explained reason the Republican news
papers in New England generally insist
that on the day before the President was
shot ne signed, in blank. q large number
of commissions for postmasters, intends
ing as he journeyed eastward to tele
graph back to Washington the names to
be inserted. 1t is more probable that
these documents in blank were signed
in order to enable the Postmaster q en-.
eral more readily to apply "the spoils
system" In the absence of the President.
But, however that may, 1t is now said
that the Cabinet have decided to use
these blank commissions, thus signed a
week ago, and to insert euch ma mes a.
may seem best to them. III the reno val
of apostmaster Is attempted BY such .
process, 1t is our impression that there
Will be what the "crackers' call . "right
smart chance" Of an interesting lawsuit,
for the officer whose expulsion is thus
sought will without doubt be able to
psove that the attention of the Prssi-
dsnt was never brought to his case, and
that the signature of the President there
fore cannot have been intended TO cover
1t. Why may not the Cabinet as proper
ly write In over the Presidents sigma
ture promissory note for $l0,000?
Would 1t rot be well for the Attorney
General kindly to favor the country with
an official opinion concerning the legal
ity and propriefy of commissions signed
by the President In blank? ef.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-13
THrRn is something odd and illogi-

THERE is something odd and illogi-
cal IN the act that the recent crimes in
6witxerland have been coincident with
the abolition OF capital punishment !;
and those who defend justification by
the rope will probably use this as an
effective argument in favor of their
views. Switzerland was set down in a
lately published Parliamentary paper
as one Of the countries where the
crime Of murder has grown more wide-
spread and revolving since the abo-
iition of capital punishment. 1t is
the political maudle alone who be-
come sentimental in view of these
facta.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-13

A MAJORITY of tho States have A.
ready been reported ns favorable to
setting apart day Of general thanks-
giving and prayer for the recovery Of
the President. Delaware will not be
found wanting when the time arrives
30 far no time has been specified, and
the day may not be fixed upon for
some time to come. 1t is presumed,
however, that all the states will join
in the good work, If thereby the usual
thanksgiving day in November is re-
quired to be dispensed with.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-13
From the N. Y. Herald. .i.f..
American Railway Cars I'm Eng.
land


The English journals and the Eng.
lish public seem to be away ahead Of
the English railroad men in railroad
management and improvement. Le-
.froy's arrest, according to the cable
dispatches, has furnished the text to
the London daily papers of another
series Of articles IN favor of the Ameri-
can cars on the English roads but
there is little probability that the sug--
gestion will be adopted. Next to The
House of Lords the gentlemen who
manage the great steam transportation
lines in England are the most conserv-
ative body in the British Empire. As
the Lords think they know all about
law and government so the railroad
men imagine they have nothing to
learn from the rest of the world, and
particularly from the United States, in
the conduct of their business. The
distinguished party of gentlemen who
are at present here investigating this
question are represented as saying that
we have nothing here in the way Of
railroadipg ..ch they care to learn,
and that our system while good enough
in its way, is not exactly what they
want. Our railroad management Is
far from perfect, bat with all its faults
and deficiencies the charge cannot be
brought against it that a passenger
may be murdered on a train without
the knowledge of his fellow travellers
or of the men whose duty it is to watch
over his safety. This is the situation
in England. If the American saloon
car could be introduced on some COM
peting line the probabilities are that
some of the wise railroad directors
would see the matter in an entirely
different light.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-13
NEW CASTLE COUNTY. alE

The state OF Delaware 70
(srA. the sheriff Of New Castle
I n&AA county, Grssting: Whereas,
Mary Q. Chase, by her peti-
tton 70 .the Judges Of our superior Court,
hled In the office OF the PrOeh0nOtAxy Of
tbs said Court, In and for the county Of
Nov Castle, for tho cause OF complaint
thereiD alleged, has made application 70
o0r eaid Judges that 4 decree may " pre-
nounosd dissolving the marriage exist.
Ing between the petitioner and her hus-
hand, Thatcher Chase.
We, therefore, command you, - You
have been heret0fore commanded, that
you summon Thatcher Chase 10 that BE-
BE- aud appear before the Jldges oe our
said Court e. the next term thereof, TO be
twsnty-eighth day Of November next 70
tiQp, snd also % show cause. II any he
has. why q decree of the aAid Court
should not b nade dissolving the mar
rtage existing between him and the said
Petitioner, according 70 an cot Of Assem-
bly,, In such case made and prov lded, and
Also 10 do and receive Whrt the oatd
Court sbnll then and there consider cen-
earning him in this behalf, ~ to the
Court nhAil seem meet and cOnsasteut
with the provtstoas Of the said aCt Of Ar
.ssmbly, and have you then and tasrs
Witness the Honorable Joseph P. Com.
eggs. EsQuire OF Wnm ington. the twen-
ty-nnh day at May. A. u. Eighteen hun
dred and eighty-one.
.a1-T GEO. A.:MAx WELL.
Prothonotary.
Issued. Jane "a, 1881. j-H-S mos.
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. nrssHnson. Edlsor 4Proprls.or
( vxDnEsDAx. JULY ls. 1881.

ri TEE BOARD OF HEALTH GIVEN
FULL PowEB.-The City Council met
last night and adopted a report of a
COMMITTEES which 80 far as it could en-
powered the Poard Of Health, and by
reason Of the authority thus conferred,
authorised and urged the Board to
adopt any measures they deem neces-
aarys regardless Of expense, to prevent
the spread Of the contagion and to
establish and enforce police regula-
tions, and erect temporary hospital
Recommendations, If desirable"
s Thus II win be seen that although
the Council did not grant the request
Of the Board for the use of the City
Hospital building, because of the
many objections thereto from citizens
living In the neighborhood, it has
probably done the next best thing to
enable the Board to accomplish the
work it proposes. As we have hereto
fore said, every good citizen should
sustain the Board in the laudable
efforts it is making to put stop to
the further spread Of the smallpox,
which we are pleased to learn has not
increased in the number Of new cases
within the past few days. No new
cases were reported yesterday, and
but two ON Monday. We hope the
ssscare" Is about over.
Our readers no doubt have noticed
that this singular disease has made its
reuappearance in other cities just as it
did here alter it was supposed it had
been gotten rid Of, SO that our city
in this respect is not more unfortunate
than other cities north of us. 1t is
gratifying to observe that there are
no cases in the adjacent country,
although our semi~weekly crowded
curb-stone market would seem to be
q place likely to communicate it.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-13

Harper's Magazine for August Is mag
Dificiently illustrated. It.opens with .
frontispiece-an illustration for Margar-
ct Veley's poem sAlmond Blossom
drawn by Abbey and engraved by Cole.
In marvellous delicacy this cut seems
to almost transcend the possibility of
wood engraving. Mr.. Abbey contrib
utes also Ane fu,l-page illustrotiaa o T
Herrick's poem, "The Parcae; or Three
Daintie Destinies.
Henry p. johnson contributes a time
ly and exceedingly interesting paper on
sThe Surrender of CORVALLIS" which
IS richly illustrated by paintings from
Sir Joshua Reynolds, Gilbert stuart,
Colonel I 1rumbull, and J.S. Copley,
and drawings by W. l. Sheppard.
Samuel Adams brakes series OF pa
pers on the White Mountains is conclu-
ded. Mr.. Glbson's drawings illustra-
ting this part are remarkably effective.
Mrs. Champney's Portuguese papers
are also concluded In this number
Among the illustrations for this part are
some excellent views OF Cinta, Coimbra
aud the converts of Santa CLARA ant
| Alcobaca.
4. B. Aldrich concludes his charmin,
sketch of Tangier, entitled "a Day IL
Africa beautifully illustrated.
One of the most important contribu
tions to the number is MIR. Fredericl
G. Mather's paper water routes from
the great Northwest This paper 10 es
| pecialiy timely in connection with th
opening OF the New Welland Canal
A brief paper OF Retrospective char
aracter, entitled Them written by Jas
T. Fields during his last illness, is on
Of the most delightful things In th
number.
| Richard M. Johnston contributes
humorous Georgia sketch, entitled 'Th
| Various languages OF Billy Moon.
Another short story, contributed anoBy
mously, "Miss Pickett, is a strong de
lineation of New England character
The serial novels by Thomas Hardy an
Miss Woolson are continued.
Hugh Craig contributes q suggestiv
; article, entitled, sAssassins and N ihil
ists'- AN interesting comparison betwee
the old Assassin, Hassan Ben-Sabs
known as sThe Old Man of The Mouu
tain,' and Bakunin, the Nihilist. @
The daily gazette., 1881-07-13

The Fort Worth and Rio Grande
Railroad Company was organized at
Fort Worth, Texas, on Monday. The
following officers were elected: J. p.
Smith, President; ]. II. Brown, First
Vice President j. Boaz, Second Vice
President +; 8. W. Somax, Treasurer
Executive Committee, J. P. Smith, j.
H. Brown, T. A. Biball, j. Boaz and
w. f. Lake.
The PRESIDENTS DIET.--A corres-
pondeIt says:--Besides nonFishment OF
beef tea, aIternated with chicken broth, /,
q teaspoonful of the eighty year-oid rum
sent him and two tablespoons Of milk
were given him every couple Of hours
to-day with beneficial results, the stimu-
liant having the effect Of toning mp his
stomach.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-13
THn CoNDrrroN OF THE PnEis1Dnnr

q THE CONDITION OF THE PRESIDENT
after the slight relapse the night be-
fore Last seems now to be as comforta-
BILE a. his physicians anticipated it
could be. He past fairly comfortable
dag yesterday and slept well last
night. The increase Of fever the night
before Ii attributed to his having been
disturbed by workmen who were pre-
pairing the apparatus to cool his sick
chamber and keep the temperature
down to shout rs degrees.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-13
a9TTCun.


nSAxHAyUUD. TAXI U0Z4QE
u GGkx zHD Bon0oL TAX pon xl91s
Ehs un1srsigned Hseeiysrs a yexss.
~ the Ciiy q SWtlmtnee0a, utA - a
No. 10 Hast aixtA 4tzesh
bsevssn Nsrres "a Kine etssels, ~ -
aflef fke 6iSS day cf yulys s1l51s 4eeRee4
ne hc6is 81 ard = ~ 0s nsss.ine. ~
from to 8 IN the afternoOny eorths pur-
on all taxes paid during the month Of
July lherO will Be . deduction OF flve Per
.0on1. on eyory doliar, and on Al tAxee
paid on or sftsr the nrst day q August a2
70 ard inoI0ding the nknt Tuesday 0f
G6n9Sa abSs. jhs1sss Of The bill VIII b fs-
qu1rsd. and al taxea unpaid on the nsxt
DAY a1ter The Arst TueedAy cf 8sptemner
ahall houinnreased hY the addition Of 6ve
pssesnts1l d % ssiount ths1eok
EDMUND PROVOST,
\ Receiver No rthorn Ntatxtqes
Includipe AL NoFSA ofelxtn etreSt
7 - ,DENNI1 KANE.
Receiver 60uther1 District,
. InsludIns al South q sixth Street.
y 7.A w e AZ.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-13

4 oousrH Of Guiteau's, living in
Michigan, now comes forward with the
statement that the assassin has been
ont Of his mind for years. As the
evidence on this point seems to be in
ossasing, II is not at all improbable
that the examination Of the prisoner
ney result in bis permanent commit
nsnt 10 an insane asylum. Such a
man would be dangerous even In a
nad-houss.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-13
DELAWARE INsUsAxCH 0oH.


7 HE DELAWARE y
i yIRH INsUnANcn oohlkny.
Incorporated January n, Ivy. .
Delaware. Aggrsgate assets sll0 ,Q4.M.
Liabilities Including capital Sl@ la
Receipts s1s, ,e92lS. ExpsndisursC w.
HAb.o4 si. hi9 ~
RELAwARE STATE GRANGE Nu.
IL TUAL RIRB INSURANCE CoNR4N
Incorporated March u, lsT, u speIA.
ware. Aggregate asssts eS1,a Fleniae
notes subject 70 assesanent, t1TtM
subject to assessment, N.NSls. Rsesivs
e306.ol. Expenditures e1l03l.
nELAwARE STATE MUrUAL.
~ TIn8 xNsURANcn cohfA
ware. AggregAte sssels kee0e. ~. r,snasmm sssm
notes subject TO Asseeamsnt ~ M
Liabilities: amount Of prsmiIm IA" n:
subject 10 assessment eisl eu.u1 Reo1Pu
ovuV.eo. Expenditures e000.0o.
N. R.--Irom OCTOBER d, 1877, tnn ed
pany esessd TO do business rnu ySs
bsr 22d, l8S0. whom II again resumed sms
liciss Issued up 70 DeceEbsr u, lsee,
EARMERs' MUTUAL -,
I BIRn INsURAnoH cokPAhf OF -
0EAE1 VI 0k4AWA4&
Incorporated July ~ a@si Y H.
were. AGgregats esse0 NtoeSn
bilitiss 8,1N.67. Reoeipts SOsAselA. -
psnditures N ,6l8.N. l..,siV
IsARMERs MUTUAL FIRE IHevE
XNOE COMPANY, oTsT. GDoaaDA -
~ APPooUINIMINK HUHDAnns, ~ W !,
ss Incorporated JAanary sss ~ NJ II
Delaware. Aggregate tsscm sa1sssts
Liabilities baing the amount stanas - SofS
the credit Of members, ,"e0nunsSnsn snsnSi. sSSi
eA, ,667.oe. Receipts Ss.SSl.H, EAp'"e'
tares u. .il7.0l.
u ENT COUNTY MUTUAL ,x,.vv.
Incorporated February 1d. \, WA "a X n
Delaware. Aggregate assets ssins
Liabilities (ineiudlng et6AletA is,s n
amou Ut 10 credit OF members payestv%s
wlthdrawaD 0l0t 90 Al. Eecslpn vssr~
81. Expenditures SSl ,iSi.lo
NyEw CASTLE COUNTY nUTvA
IN IrsURANcs 90At t,s.s il
Incorporated January e1ns "a as ~ ID
IisSiiitie: ISlsMsts; Ss.icc.e. Receipts tiS,sa'A
IL VIE - Whereof have hsssun%1 8 %1
subecrihed my name and AMY II
oflicial sssi, It's eth dAy o ssn1
1851. NJ sgssfl
s.1I JOHN b. n0fEs'
Insurance. Comminaionsr Of the VI n.
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PUBLIC 6AL rs.
ExECUTORvsAL

viii be sold At Pubic sale, at the Aue-
tlon tom, r9om 3 sa,sa. Of Drake e ga NSss East
o'clock, p. NJ, all thai certain lot of land
situate In the City OF Wilmington, bound.
ed and described a. follows, 20 wit: BE.
ginning at point on the easterly side Of
feet southeriy from the southerly side Of
A str eet thence easterly parallel with
A street LOO feet; thence sontherly paral-
lei With Iownssnd ,,ss street 60 fsst thsnes
the said side of Townsend street, and
thereby northeriy Oh feet 10 the p laoo Of
beginning, be the contents thereof what
they may. Terms CASH. w wv
JOHN ", O0LE.
GEORGE w. SPRINGER
Executors Of sareh Ann Peery, deceased.
Jy6lO, M ti535Fz f,.s7I 81 II