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THE q. s SENATE.

In the U. 9. Senate yesterday, som>
munications were received from ex-
Senators Kirkwood aud Blaine, an
nouncing that they had forwarded to
the Governors of their respective
States their designations as members
of the Senate. The communications
were placed on file. A message was
received from the President, where
upon she Senate went into executive
session, and afterwards, when the
doors were reopened. adjourned until
to day.
The Democratic caucus commit ee
in Washington did not flush their re-
vision of the Senate committees yes
terddy.
The President yesterday nominate ed
Nathan Golf, Jr., to be U. s. Attorney
for West Virginia; Lewis Richmond,
of Rhode Island, Consul General at
Rome, and number of Consuls.-
The Senate confirmed Messrs. Golf
and Richmond, aud also john L. Fris-
bic, OF Michigan. to be Consul at
Rheims. The other nominations were
left on the table.
The new Cabinet was in session
yesterday, all The members being pres
ent except Secretary OF War Lincoln
and Attorney General McVeagh. Sec
Rotary Kirk wood has taken charge of
the Interior Department. Mr.. Lincoln
is expected to arrive in Washington to
day.
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IlANCIN0

DAScIN"'
Rk0PHEING OF A. IS. West ER'B ST.
LECT DANCING ACADEMY.
ThnrsdaY LvenInE, hepIenb her 0Ih,
MASoNrC TEMPLE, Wilmington, Del.
Ladies' and Gentlemen, Misses and Mas
lefs wishlag To become proficient In ali
the dances OF the SAY, and To learn tn,
new aud more fashionable ones, Will fnd
IL 10 their advantage ~ begin with thc
opening OF the season.
EVENING CLAsSES.
Commencing Thursday, September 9th
GentlemenL class Monday and Thursday
evenings ron TO l0 o'clock.
Att RNOON CLASSES,
Commencing on saturday, october ID
Ladies' and Misses and Masters class
thursdays from To o, and Saturdays.
irom 2OO 10 I.0e. Private LESSONS given
at any honr 10 snit convenience.
aLIDR AND RACQUET wALTzRs TAUGHT
IHAFHw LhssoSs.
Special arrangements for Schools and
SeinlnArlss, And IOr pHvaLe classes q
ladies' or gentlemen, can be made by ap
plying nt the Academy. al Robeiin a
Bro. 3, Ne. 7lO Mara OF street. or by mail {,
A. =. WEBSTER,
eplA Masonic Senple.
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as they did in 1854 that the stoppage
Of its sale will stop the excessive drink.
ing of it. This unfortunately was not
the case in 1886. Instead of taking
one glass-msn were found carrying it
on their persons in glass bottles and
drank it openly, and without shame in
the streets.
So long as the government is sup
ported by the tax on liquor, tobacco
and cigars, and licenses the sale of it
everywhere, it will be difficult to do
more than restain its sale by we'll ar
ranged and properly enforced licenre
law. This should not be found i'm
possible in our State. Let The drink
ing TO excess be thus curtailed.
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ms RS Nc r..
WHAT THg FIGUKBs OF PRosPERou
COMPANY show.

"AAA nm ANS NM Ut EhOHfhhbI
COMPANY show.
The following interesting figures ave
from the report of the New York lAfe
Insurance Company, which is repre-.
sented in this city 10y Mather ~ Canning
Insurance AGENT, in the Clayton House
building. In speaking of this company
the New York EUeHihg Express say:
The thirty sixth annual report of the
New York Life Insurance Company
presents figures which show not only an
crease in size, but iuoreass in financial
strength. AS compared with 1879, the
business for ths past year shows an in
crease of about $3.50 600 IN premiums,
aud OF S2s4 $50 in interest. Assets u
creased over 81 600 600 standing now a,
S43, 1888 .934; and surplus Increased more
than a million. BY the severe per u NJ
always used by the company the presen,
surplus Sd ,g95, 096; by The Al legal
standard of this State il is over 50 COO
900. The assets are proportional thus
Cash on haRd, 81 per cent; Govern
ment, State, city aud other SECURITIES
owned "a 90 per cent; real estate, 1l.64
per cent; loans on first mortgages, 1912,
per cent; temporary loans on collateral
576 per cent; leans on policies, - pr
cent premiums deferred and IN the
couse OF Transmission, 40 per cent.
agents balances ts34 228 only, .0S per
cent; accrued interest ,.82 per cent;excess
of market value above cost A % per cent
Nearly one ha'f the assets thus consist Of
cash aud properties instantly convertible
into cash, The market value of securities
above their cost averages ~ ora han u per
cent The average Interest rate received
| during the year, computed upon mean
assets, is 50 per cent, and he interest.
as has been the case for many years
| largely exceeds the death claims. Iftbe
acutest living hnapCier should take a
pen and paper and construct an asset
schedule and balance sheet to his own
liking he could hardly produce a better
aud stronger showing than this actual
one, provided, of course, he kept with
IN the bounds OF reason, Nothing more
, substantial, economical and desir4hlpiin
the line of Indemnity could be- Offered
than Is furnished by this uuimpeachabl BILE
| old mutual office. 1t has owed nothing
| 10 State supervision, and If that super
| vision had been more than a name, il
would have kept out OF the field some of
the ephemeral c9ncerns which brought
rtproach upon the institution of hfa 10
snrance. The law OF grayitation is no
more Illus rated In The tall of a badly
built structure than in the permanence
OF sound one, and the N-w York Life Is
aconspicuons example of the signal sue.
cess which comes from conformity &c
financial laws hy faithful aud conserya
I've good manag mcnt.
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FOR 8 AT,R

A SPLEEN DID FARM In Somerset 90,
Maryland, containing 81 L6actes, $50 acres
OF IL highly improved, oiear farming land,
the balance IN Woodland; suitable and
convenient frame Dulldif rs, nearly new
and IN goou order. This 10 IA fine farm for
gtowlng heavy crops OF grain or Irult;
the soil Is "A rich clay loan underlsied
with yellow clay, no sand; there lsa tine
young apple orchard In full bearing: 10
acres Of BrHndywlne raspberrie-, IN iuIl
bearing; and acres OF gooseberries, and
3 acres oil strawberries Will be net out as
soon ~ the weather permits. This farm
lis miles from Kingston StstiOn. II. Is,
X. (Which is continuation OF the
Della ware rNiiroa1j and rapid and direct
communication with Philadelphia. New
YORK aud Boston, also mile from Steam
beat Landing at kehubotn, on the POGO
moke river, and also convenient In
churches, schools, fish and oysters. ana
game the year round. and IL extraordinary
healthy situation; rine salt cir, no ipcuIn
Dfdhce on the property, IA good, clear IL
te VIII be given Tor q sh, OF part cash
ana parl credit, OF part in Wilmington
or fhlladelphia property; Possession Civ,
IN AZ any Time, and the stock and grow.
Ing crops on SAID farm. II desired Wouid
be sold with the fam. For furt her mai.
nculara inquire oi the subscrIuer, Al
Townsend, delaware,
SAMUEL TOWNSEND
A""hHehu jail ~. 2tawBm.
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ORDERED LIEBIG cos ARNICATED
FXlRACT OF WITCH HAZEL IN the
case of an I'D ludolent ulcer, attended
with great suffering and which mad re-
sisted variety OF constitutional and
local treatment. | I'm happy TO say
II effected a perfect cure n a fortnight"
Professor MARTIN FRELlGH, N. ID.
81, West oath ST., N. Y.
Beware oil cOuntefieils ami CHEAP
woTthit So imitation. Also cures pies
Catarrh, Neuralgia, Rheu u ATTAIN HoaIHs.
ness ana Sore Throat
sold IN my cents and dollar sasea.
iebZy 81
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HAYDoCK'S
KIDNEY PANACEA''

-
at has made me ne" hlah, lncreasS
abr. Haydock PAnaeea has
my Weiaht fifLeen pounds. ,theut Il oi
MY wife would not be "itH'
"Our little boy Is much bel'ei'
one dollar for anoihet hOttle' ,pk.u
II mud II as easy 10 take ~ titles tblis
ave have sold thirteen Ian EEL
week, and shall want Two
order.n ,,a--thAnEs"
my morning agony is gomez
your Panacea." .o,,zsr." nm
ANY invalid or sufferer aii'v a rite 10
any Kidney disorder who ne tleaie',,
as TO their complaint, WI my mos;
humanely and kindly. ~ All forn' y
earnest desire to fnyestigate, tines. u
Diabetes, and give RELIEF AZ a write ~
you are too poor te purcihiiasSS,a nave lInnne
anyway, and your case will nav
date attention.
CAUTION. ,lleu
obserye that the .ignnturee, @ Of eaeb
Haydoek is across the mouth
bSttle. Iarge. md u"
eenls for trial size. ,,nnCE A CO.. %
no2s- eod&gly, ]" fl@''S
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AdmIRlsIraIOr's sale,
Will be sold at Public sale On
MONDAY. March IL, 1881,
All o'clock P M.

Will be sold At Public sale On
MONDAY. March IL, 1881,
All o'clock r. M,
ON tho PRrm owned by Mr. William
Bright, on the Kenneth Turnpike,
one MALT mile south OF CeAtrovllie, in
ChrisliAnR Hundred l Say Horse, z COWS
/ IeaIllng Heifsr. one two-horse fArm
wagon, one market deAborn, oKe Yord
wagon and harm ess, one Syracuse plough.
one double harrow, two culLivatora, Que
cart, one double set OF stage harness
four sets OF plough harness, eight cellars
one set OF deAbOrn harness, one set OF
cart harness, Two brides, slxtsen acres o !
wheat IN ground, six bar els Of cider vine
gar, lot OF hogshead and barrels, one
grain cradle, berry scrates, an bU1 ~,
dozen milk pans, milk buckets, strainsT,
cream can butter tn BIS coolers, nechurn
scales. one I0-gallon furnace, I,e 0 bundles
of corn fodder.
Hou ehold goods, such az bedHteads,
teds, bedding, bureaus, tables, sttanda
chairs, carpets, clock, three 81. yes d shes
irult jars, and many other articles hol
mere e..umerat'd
TERAs.-A credit OF % days will As
given IN a sums over S5, by IN. par.
chaser giving bankabls note with ap
proved lndorser.
No poslpouement on account OF weather
Sale to commence at o'clock +. Nj.
jos. L. CARPENTER,
lcD.li Administrator
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A REMARKABLE WOMAN.

Every Philadelphia must hear with
extreme satisfaction of the continued
success OF Mrs. John Drew as Mrs
Malaprop, with Joseph Seiferson as Bob
Acres in the "Riyals." Everywhere the
critics join in commenting the won
drous art OF this marvellous woman.
She has played with the grandfather of
The present Jefferson, and to An inter
viewer In Cleveland, Ohio, she said: 81
remember travelling through this coun-
try-Ohio and all This part of the world
in 1S29-30 when We used TO play in
little halls, sometimes in dining-room,
aud now lovely The aires are reared in all
these smaller towns. We played in
ball here. In the Eastern country at
The time | speak of they would not ell
you play at all in SEINE places, where
row there are magnificent theatres,-in
New Haven and Hartford, Conn, aud
other places. | have had much to do
besides aching. | have had management
a. children, and then the children have
married and have had gran i-chldren,
50 nat have Tot been just exactly an
actress only. Nothing happens that is
funny now.
II is no. an exlraordingry profession
this. have seen at the Arch Street
Theatre Mrs. KinIoch in the box look
ing on the performance of Mrs. Drew,
Ter daughter aud Mrs. George Drew
BarryHo g, her grea'-s aGddaughter,
Georges baby, was sleeping in her crib
Mr.. Barrymore Mrs. Drew's son-in Las,
is in the same company with her. Mrs
Barry is with The 100 Wives Com
binalion," and John Drew, her son, is
acting III Days comedy Of "Needlcs
aud Pins" at the Chestnut Street Opera
House, PhiladelPhia.-Forney'S Pro
QfeSS.
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LOCAL OPTION We cannot shut
our eyes TO the danger that may resul
from The passage of the local option bill
now before the legislature to the inter
ests of our citizens. We well remem-
Der the bad effects of the Prohibition
law in lS54-5. Liquor was used pro-
miscuously in tie streets, railroad cars
and almost everywhere until our people
were fairly Disguised with prohibiuOH.
II it should prove the same way after
the enactment OF alocol option" Jaw,
the work of temperance people would
receive another damaging setback.
Why our city has been gwen a bad
reputation we do not understand. We
do not believe there is more sober and
orderly people in the country. Why
there are not as many hotels in vii.
miDgton as there were twenty years
ago-and we are sure there are fewer
loungers and loafers in proportion te
our population than there is in any
town Of its size. There is no "Ioca
option" law in Philadelphia; none in
Baltimore, Md.-uone in Trenton. n
j. Is it necessary that DeiaWa are
which has progressed 50 rapidly in ten
psrance during the last ten or fifteen
years under Democratic rule shall haz
Aard so much in the passage of law
that may prove as unwise and inexpe
dent as the Prohlbitory law of 1856
1t in not SO much the sale of liquor a,
the excessive drinking OF it th 1t is de.
plored. People are apt 10 imagin,
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Tbs New York Times discovers that
the Presidents inaugural only calls more
fully to view the utter impossibility oil
unrestricted suffrage for the negroes in
the South without the danger of "bad
local government" "Bad local govern
ment," says the Inaugural, is certainly
a great evil that ought to be prevented !;
but TO violate the freedom and sanctity
of the suffrage is more than an evil-it
is crime which, if persisted in, will
destroy the government itself" Strange
it would seem that the President has
never observed then that his political
friends in Massachusetts and Rhode
Island have restricted suffrage so long.
We ask the readers Of the GAZETTE
perusal of this article in another COL
umn. The President reasons well, as
he Times article suggests. But LIS logic
only brings us round in the "vicious cir
Gle without reaching the solution of the
difficulty that besets universal suffrage"
in the localities of the South where the
negroes predominant.
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DUBLIO SALE

y y Il -
following Personal ropetty, to wit:
Thirty six head OF good ~
dairy cows, most OF which LS-zES FSsrtl
win be in prof1t by day OF XAkN3N
sale; also head Of heiierA, ~ IN
years old; o York state ta2sssszzA
b IL, two head OF horses 40. /, 4 ! co.'s
old, good worker and driver. No. T. i
years old, good worker. sCuEd and all
right.
FARMING UTESsII 81 horse threAhing
machine. family carriage, jump seat; two
horse wagon with hay ladders, horse
power churn in good order, aleigh, milk
wagon Ia good order, large pUrtab . BOZ
Ter, Champioa mower, used tut one
harvest, euLIipg box, plows ami hArrows
rope and pulleys, patent beAmer, 200 to-
bEcco lath, lot Of psats made up, Que lot
OF polluted rails, CHESTNUT, Iced chests and
mixing tIoughs, S2i pounts OF barb wire
Two shares OF Chester County Agrleui-
tural stock.
HAY AND GRAIN-20 tons prime tlmo-
thy hay, tons OF straw, 40 bushels of
corn, leo bushels of oats 81 bushels or po-
Lstoes, Vacres OF wheat ia the ground
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.-No ) cook
stove, Regulator, win n lures complete
No. IL heater sitting room btoves, bed
room stove. coal, Mahogany extension
tab e, bed loom sells complete & goose
leather beds, hsu feather beds, large
amount bed clothing, SOFA, seLtee, chairs
~ yards Brusael c.rptt. 80 yards rag car
pet NEARLY new; also large amount OF
dlshes and many other articles not men
toned.
SAFE Ia commence at II O'Clock sharp
conditions Will be mAds known By tn,
III designed.
LYDIA WOODWARD,
Adminis'ratrix Of Johu Woodward, decd
ana AbiHU WALKER.
j. h. eLAUsHTKR, Auetio. eer.
Wis.
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DRUPoSAL
FOR
20 900 MOl TGAQE BONDa OF TILE uII

i FOR
$40 900 MOI TGAGB BONDS OF THB VIII.
AlNGrDN CITY RAILWAY COMPANY
Proposals VIII be received at our office
-eVenth and Market streets, Wilmington
Del, 10 be opened by Monday, Aarch IAN
1881. AT p, IN for s2O 700. nVe per cent
extension bonds TO be isEued In amount.
OF not less than 500. Interest payab q
January LIST and july LIST, at the First Ma
tional Bank Ot Wilmington, and princi
pa! PAD on January LIST, 1884. The Inter
est 10 Ju y lst.lsal, Will be arranged when
the loan is Issued. No bids will be enter
tanned tor less tnan par. The mortgage
has been authorized by act OF Leg laiu re-
and VIII cover both the eXten ION road
aA FIRST and the Old road as second more
gage.
The W. G. K. Co., has never failed TO
pay It's Interest and to IN Get ali other OH
hgallpns promptly, and 10 now on =
much Improved and improving financial
basis. HEALD d Z 81,
Bankers ana BroSers,
mhJ,s .lo,2. Wilmington, Del
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NJ Office,
H

NJ Office,
Az OFFICR OF THE FARMERS
MUTUAL FIRE ms. Co..
OF THE STATE OF DELN
JANUARY oath, 1881.
The Treasurer Of the COMPANY h rem,
gives notice that on and after February
H. 1851 ne will pay In cash, to parties en-.
Tilted o receive II, all balances standin,
70 lh' credit Of mem ers on the books ii
the company, on policies mat have
lspsed. He viii also pay all amounts dus
on scrip certificates, issued in 1868, which
have not been collected.
W. A. LAMOTTE,
ian24-eodIW&w4t. Treasurer.
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DUBLIC SALE

The subscriber intending to quit arm
Ing will sell Without reserve ON the farm
OF Ol yer ID. Ca"Ik, two mills above
0lafgow, on the road leading from New
Castle, on
WEDNESDAY. March ., 1881,
AT O'Clock, =. M,
The following Personal Property TO wit :
one god mare, 5.yeArs old, with ..
loul, one good ,horAe. IL years I~
old, good farm horse, ole colt, ~ '
coming three years Old this 49,
spring. -Four good mich cows, viii TO IN
prefit sooH. one heifer will come In April.
Two spring cal yes, he fers, one brood SOW
with pig, one shoat; also one York
wagon, one market wagon, ard OF e farm
wagon, ptoughs, harrows, cultIyatols,
single and double trees. forks. shovels
hoes, one cutting lox and one fan, one
mar bushel and han peck measures,
Dushei and peach basket, one sat OF car
rage harness new, one set OF wagon har-
ness, new last spring, one iOI OF plough
harness, ld!es, collars, hsl'ers, Buffalo
robes ana horse blankets; one lot OF pGuI-
Try, chickens, urkeys aid gulueaH.
Household furniture, sucn as eds bed =
sleads, mattresses, bedding, tables,
dozen wooden chalTh, hailed, zen cane
seated chairs, bureau, 2 wash stands
waA Ii bowls and pitchers, ard & looking
Z asses cuck, Is yards OF wool carpet ,
ana lot OF rag carpet. lot of window
shades, l par.or stove, | Victor COOK
Stove 40 and fixtures, ana lot Of
dishes, aLd wash tub.
DAIRY hxthres. / cEurn, butter tub and
print and bowl; one set Of sea es anu pans
buckets; anu "A OF oil meat 10y the round
Also, the one-h ii OF IL acres II wheat III
The ground. Many other articles TOO le-
dious 10 mention
TERMS. A sums Of SO aud under cash,
All over thHt amount credit ui ten
months, On purcna er giving Il bnnkEb
note IN approved indOrser AM Interest
from date. Nm. II. NAND1GRIFT.
VIM. j. LANK, Auctloneer.
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A COMPETING LINE.-1he n. vs.
Heald, to day says:-Thanks to the
success OF the Pennsylvania Railway
in securing control of the only line con-
Meeting Philadelphia with Baltimore
competing line between the two cities
will probably be built.
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How is the baby? is the question often
put to mother, and many an answer
c, mes, thanks To DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup
much better to-day"
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N HANCERY
Nkw cAsrLEC Co. f.,

NOTiCE-ANNuAL MErTrvo
IN The third annual ling,
stockholders Of the Fnutist,lhg ~
socia ton will he held on TIM. tau
tn ny m MAT, = a. their Office, No \, y \
The auditors Will suhmI,,
report and an election for ONCE, M
rectors Will be held. 'ehaN
Attest: b. u,ur
feb2o-6t. Nm
Secf,i,,
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NJ UIiCE,-Ihe Hope building EiL9sA
~ Associate - II H"w issu nt.OslvsNN
"A new series. berInning dar-h a. VA
Apply 10 L. Plunkelt, Treas, bid Mt
Ma ket street or To
JNO. +. MIL fR, See,
feb25- wed dsatlm. $50 Markets.
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PUBLlC SALES.
DuBLIC SALE
OF A

puBLIc SALE
STORY FRAME Owl LING
No. 2lsI.om bard street. and the Buildln &
Lot adjacent, Oh
SATURDAY, MARCH II. 1881,
At 4sOp. m, on the premi es, Without
pos ponement, withdra~ni or Ut derbId-
diuK. The building Is twO-story aud at
tic, win two-story back building, con-
tains roo; os Including she'd kiIchSn, lot
about 10 feet 9 inches by rs feet and th
adj scent lot about 10 Ieets inehss by 70
feet. Tho dwelling will be sol' Arsl.
This properly 10 at the corner OF lombard
and Robinson streets, near lsrge n, ana-
factor es where property In great de-
mapd for renting ri advaneing rates. we
are Low ffom nfty to one hundred houses
short OF the renting demand
For terms and PARTICULAR see posters.
Il HhALD,
Seventh ana Market stie' u,
mh5,9AlI. Agent To effect the sale.
PUBLIC SALE
VIII be sold at Public Sale on the II l.
lingswurth Farm New LAsue HID, on
the road nom WILMINGTON 70 now Castle,
on
THURSDAY, March IT. Isei.
AtS o'clock A. M,
As follows:
EIGHT HHADoF HoRShM.
No. |. Bay horse sam; sAa
PAGE Ne. e !. 's sSir :'n %.r: Kate, 40
yeArs OLD; can troL IN "a min 4A64
uLs.
Nos. Bay mare Mag. ys~- old; nr-t
claaA driver.
Mo- ray mare NAYS years old, nrs,
No. !. BAY mare Mary, 4ysara old, with
fo!d, by klwOoa hcKesys hSrssj good
driver and worker.
No. Q. Bay mar. Hsisn. sysArs old; good
WORKER.
No. I. Brown mare jennie, good work
mare.
No.s ssrrel COLI, sired sy Star. year.
qld.
~, - Coed hume raised Ailsh
81 1Cows. sprAsInE yoke oil
VSNgoOd WORK oAsa, goOI else AMI
~A04quick walkers, 81 sheep, villa
l~lIUe " tle side; sahoals.
FsImlns Ut0nSns.-Iw. I@Iin wagons
l,bay rikglnAs, / roller, l Aewing LMa-
chine, mower ana reaper combined. /
corn marker dTIh, 4 market aoarbsrps
In RJOd oider, / AO-top bugGy, | horse
cart. OK Carts aud rigslngs, srAih fan,
graph hay cutter, norss sweep mashIas.
horse rake / act OF IuGDi'A EenrA |
wheel eultlVator, pIows, hArTows uuItivA-
tors, spades, Ehevsls. ieIks, rAkes, aing .
and -uOIe ire ., harrowA, 81 ana COW
chains, double corn plows, slsiga ana
bells, names, = sets Of single carriage hAr
ness, SET of double hal Il eAA (neATly newt
saddles and brides, 40. 1 SGT oil earl
&. cas-, wsg N, pillow ana other harness, z
Eilhd stUn 8 gain bags, l ma pOon hay
iork, with rope and fall sompIets, hAf-
mers boiler.
DAIRY flxturss.- Churhs, pans, hae 4 vA
Shd vIGegar oy Lhs barrel. . sets sf butter
scales, cream cans, wasn labs aud
benchsA, / lard press.
Household goods, Auoh Is bsastaMds,
beds and bedding, cnAirs. buFsaua, In grAia
aid rag cArpsIs, FL msI's eesk stove No
10, Win ali tn- fixtures, s PArleT aLeves Il
meats Two Atorles), and ali Lhe nOuscnolu
goods; SOC busLSls OF eoTA, about Sc
bushels OF oats, hay by the Ten, -. N.
Osborn blnuIns mach me, one hall Ia Yer
est In 10 acres oil vii. A. in Lhe grS nd aha
Inpny other things Too Iedlous Is men.
ton.
IRRks.-All sums Of SaS cash. Oa all
suna over that AmounI q credit If sIx
months Will be given by the purchaser
giving n baukh6le note villa approved
IuuUTAeF.
n rs. WIN. SMITH,
Nj tt5. Ann X. HOLLINdsWORTH
l.. NJ. sTLBHAh &.sOr, AustiOnesrs.