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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-10-05
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HERE and THERE

Autumn tints.
Moonlight nights again.
Weather prophets are no good
this year.
Turkeys are fattening for
Thanksgiving day.
The glory of the flower gar
dens will soon be gone.
Shop-window dressing is be-
coming more and more of an
art.
With cool frosty mornings,
corn husking will begin in earn
est.
A popularity of the age is
that the commonest people
have the most money.
One of the Chicago Anarch.
lists boasts was that they
would hang together until the
end. They will.
A correspondent wishes to
ask how editors spend their
leisure hours. They spend them
in working.
Beautiful October days are
yet in store for us-after that
blustry winter may be looked
for.
There's a GOODNESS between
u.s." said the sea captains to
each other when an ice berg
passed between the ships.
".There comes the press gang"
remarked the old gentleman as
the regular suitors of his four
daughters assembled the steps.
AS a general thing the young
people do the cooling before
marriage; after marriage the
butcher, the baker and the
dressmaker do the billing.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-10-05
JOHN nURGAN.
rHn DurTY MALT WHISKY co.

- Dmfs'e F6rnmls il q special howsrAoid
application ~ DNfs'e feire Kat Wksskss. cont
bred principally sssfa fase b>.fSsret IN liquid
foFgls. arsfaotff cosk 4- chrntfcrGf ckse.ses ne
Gsrnssaes WneqsssR eai' farmfilg slak rial,
wktrstg TIC sresa cs,l reagta are sncFrascd.
40 il the snas y.t'sse - aud effcamoas beef
preparation tuer - n era be had az al
NFuggfsts ot OK y ss-g.aR l'ER BOTTLE.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-10-05
DOC. COATES.


los n sRnfs ~..xtr, Fltil4delphie, Pa
have nsed the j. -. Farosuls elens with
Oufly.s rurp At< ainkey. srivtnS IL t. my
youngest chslsl os seven years, gate delicate
little thing. Ske hsi BEEN Hising rg time
with marsamus. ras glad b say that there is
mdooidod improvement
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-10-05
IN Wrr,ri, Arnrrr- Chcrtcr. n

Ooutlemen.--I have been suffering for ten
pears with eatArrh ~ the sluin4en tresuitsot
typhoid frvefl, raail into dysentery and
liberation ~ TIE lswrr t.seri. The best brands
81 whiskey newer suited ms palate until tested
-FOUR Duiiyse Pore HALT Whikkcy, which has
tHAS. a. WEIDNEa.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-10-05
MRS MEARA.


Ccntiamen..- For two years / suffered with
what tha.doctors called Chronic Diarrhoea. ana
wss unable 10 Eet ~ ,cf. was greatly REDUCED
when j commenced tina use Of ystir Dulfyaa
Pure Malt Whisxey. since which ] have ex-
pericnced great reilrf. aud have gained more
than % pounds In weight
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-10-05
MARTIN SChOTT.
MI. Horn AvK.. Pnrct's TIrLr.l

Cincinnati, Ohio.
Cantlemen.--T have been sick all tine winter
with eatarrh Of the stomach and dysentery. and
] ind yssur Duifyss rure Malt Whiskey the best
Eesuedy I ever used Please send y0ur Duify's
Formula TO take with ik
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-10-05
DufTy's Pure HALT Whiskey
and
Duffy'S Formula.
Dysentery. Dlnrrh@n, cramrs.

EAsToN, Mn.
Goutemon. II have used your Deffys Pure
Malt Mhinkeg with iha rs,ast beneficial Effects.
Ny trouble was Car, inarrhu,z
WALTER HUBBARD.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-10-05

HRYAN, WIZ ans Ununtv, ONO.
Gentlomen n Was troubled With cramps OF
che stomach for lopg time, until found out
pour nuif,'s Pure alt Whiskey and Dufsy'a
Formulas. have nsed them and filsd that the
s''"s'' 10 h'' 's'"'n' MARTIN sChorr.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-24

.-Sr iouis, MO-. Jnnc % Cattle -.sccolpts
s"Vi thlpments lapo; SLOW isd20S lower. eoOd
" thulcg shlrrihr, S. OOHa 49, common 10 fair
y 40 " bntchore stfrra. s. 50df s5s COWS
anu hclicf,, s. a56s 20. grass Ttxaa. 4. 2S&s H0
hose- iicceiols Moo; shlrmtnts. llc0, ma,kcs
anio hieher; 81 o0Gt 50 sheep keceipts.
IS N"'' - = 80
yhicAGo Ill. June 91--rha -sroecra Jour
ma reports; Ctttle-Rcccipis ecOO, shipments
/ ls9; WEEK. lQ1ii' lower and Trade btlek .
ehippine eietre s. 65si 80; stookcfs and ed d,
ers J. NaA loi Gown. BULLS aud mixed
!, sp9a IS, bhlk 81 as 90; ,hroaeh TeNas
cniue,eoW@S. $500 % STEERS 81 gOat So Ilogs
-hcct'rts 2tiVi; Shipment WD0! a tive herciy
tte dy. " t4ct AZ. Sheen Receipts afnJ, nhin.
menis nancs active, ipaiac lowsr: natlvcs
~ lpci -, Wcsteru 81 A)da 90, peNana So tOa
'Oi lambs q i04a o.
INV NoRiN June es Reeves - Rsccirts--
10 catoAis AL for market, cN rept 10 OF export
y eft prices fairly malnialnsd aud the feeling
AZ Close sascrfd ellirg interest. common 10
prime eiecfs - 1888 81. Ntra ~ IS 9NGN M; Il
fewpic cdfaucc e,cers 81 lis hli and dry COWS
~ = VVSS g. exports OF saw quarters OF beef
sheep and lainhs-rlii G. iqia $500 steady Tor
good ~ Ne aheep, hrnor and fraction higher
for croice iamhs bu; dun and wesk Tor interior
/ s. tUd55i
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-24

CracRers-A soda 5koi Nxx soda &c; cream
sEe; ginger snBps Sc; lemon creams vi
Sundrius starch 80; candida, ipll hphrt,
i25Sc, halves ~, quarters SICK candy va
inIc. fancy IOaige; rope, HA bagiE, do cotton,
lee; hmrng, imported. 81 20 per kegi raislne,
liver SIS 90, cider. crab apple, 4Oe3 MiaaOnri
sos; vinegar i502Ac; concentrated lyc y i5n
oil; Jugs, glazed, 40 per gaii crooks, glazed,
100 Der gai dlied pGnchoo o., indigo 100 per
u bineing aDcngi % per dozen; Co smAn'f
mustard 81 a01l 50 ger dozanj mdecnroli, I'm.
noried $50 D American, 100 boz buckets, two
hoOpa u 90 pef dozen, brilliant oils, bbla, lac
Enpl0u DO DO; do o cases s. 10; brilliant 20
cAses 81 20; do ~ cases - 49, baking powders
bulk lie ~ cans 81 90,
Rtce-l ouisianG 5HN6hc,
eugar-FiBe powdered, bblH, eHoi 90 halt
bbla sc cut iohf SIC gfnuulAted standard, 10
Louisiana gTanulated ne; etaadard Iec'
choice white.7i4c Louisiana y, G. %.
pOULTRN~~be quote Old hens NJ do 2Uy pm
doz: yOonK chickcnsSl 50a ID, tuFkcye toMIoc.
WOOL. We quote; Twelve months CLIP,
light dine aad medium l3ds9ci hne, heaFy
ibMIic. COARSE safe.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-24
corp BLOOD.
90 AIS Door at Night and
'plles ,,orn like n Dog.

az HIS Door NJ NiEh' ana
, w, I,own like n Dog
~ tex Tax, June 20 Thomas
~ .csmau, was called to his
I, s.ylnr retired with his family
4 . s', 3 $50 O'Clock by two men
~. Who asked Bishop to give
~. !, water. on approaching
= t ~ OF his house one Of
y Ia s i, II. King fred upon him
.s.pr'eye-caliber sixshooter, the
PI'l lsset in the left side Of the
IA coming out near the spine.
= ~. 10 the assassins fed before
~. n the house or the unfor.
Y could do anything. The men
4 iower part OF Baylor county
4 A IN drinking here a few days
{. 'non,s house is six miles south.
'r ,s md deputy sheriffs lmme-
..,ea In pursuit and the chances
ssbie for their capture. The
4 nan Is not expected TO live.
. \ Known and liked throughout
En- ana has many friends and
a Bsstrop. No motive has as
assigned for the deed
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-24
nn.ninr I'M OIh sorc.

Ia. ILL, June 23,-Several con.
between the switchmen and
Shore railway officials have
I.ce to-day, the result Of which
4 beeu announced. 1t is stated thai
&lehmen belonging to the loca
n again pressing for the discharge
Han non-union men, on whose &c
n strike of sixty days occurred
4 intimated that a strike will BE-
4uuIess the company accedes &c
.uds Of the union, The eight OBJ
MA men have been in the employ
'bmpany ranging from ten TO four
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-24
sinre IndInn Depreaatlons.

tnoSE, A. t., June 2S.--Fresh
laids are reported from the Pro.
rus district, just south of the line.
BIans are still very numerous in
acilon, running off all the best
and It is now dangerous for anv
koeyen from the roads away from
4 Mining aud business generally
en suspended about there, II
sIng effective is not speedily done
tntry will be thoroughly crippled
bounty alone has suffered within
! two months 10 the extent of at
ball million dollars. The return OF
lawson from Sonora without &C
fhng anything malSes,an end of the
hpter Of Miles campaign, hitherto
m brilliant.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-24
1nnt nnklng Powder

Eus when the directions are fol-
lsuce there is never a word OF
4, heard against it. The mex
4, cook is able to make as good
En- 4, as the professional baker,
.eScsuse It's ingredients are SO
Sed as to make failure impossl-
4 me- directions are followed. A
Ia mat is necessary TO make II in
M 10 all well-reguluted house
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-24
GENERAL Markets.
Prndnoe ANA Provlslops.

KANSAS CRY. MO, Jane gl--wheat dull
No rod ash bSTc bid July osae nlu s9 80
n sked August b9Sc BID ,ec a-heu t'ip ~,
10 cash 20c asked July 264c sssed Ale9tt
sGi.c bid IKE asked. Oats--Caah soc ashea
,iafcAo1. III, June 23--Flout dull and IN.
changed. Wheat moderately acuVs, ape ,, ~ ~,
under yesterdays June !s3.G,ssac ei1so4 49,.
9sH3e oinsed n 10 100 Corn dull ana steady !
cash 4ssm8ahc; June 3is@e4sS, u.osVv
IA 16c: July 55dS5 Seize, closed soGi ~ use
IA lges e. closed SO i-lee. X hetlNs
o snd gymer. snd 7is % ioc higher c az,
s9 40 July s. 2h@9 o. clohen NJ
40 90, August ~ 0!heg Y ~ ~ Ciy sS a. s1s
50 10. Larg lrm cash s. loG5 I - utS ciosed
ss iossg Az short rib sides STEADY oash
* 5oSs5J. Roxed meats, trading ISM sl ~,
yaneed prices; dry ehhen hAvni"V, :, trr,,na
s1. short clear sides So OOaB ~ ~ =,
5nsrsa. -Wheat easier: August "A Joe, S ptn
49, Ausust a5c oats dulii August 10y
ply easy, August 20 Cl's. Lard slehuy ~ 81 .,
81. LOUIS, Mo, June ;S-ii9SS a.,, Su aet,ye
,nrnteqtled el6sing lower market open,a ess5
Secilned Z a &c; soon rallied ana imri2s'u y
ttane. weakened again near ihe su 49, ~ y,
6nished nj A d 10 lower than yesterday, ~ n
,ass ,n,5 june. which was very scar 9 hhu
s,an No , red cash i9c; June Ihei yais
7atssa5ic. closed 7ic; August isaeiie Vlos,lt
74sfe. Corn very dnl, ply lii jaly sos.aSic
~, az. August SslsQ3lfc elosing X ~
oats almost lie ess and ,esleI ,S,ahc, stffe
cash 2sc August ztc PIG M easter, Il
whisky, 81 10 Wool active INV ovmhirs b 4
lower medium cl5thlng va te' ,,,.. - - Z
- low ana coarse I5a20ci nae light 80
bessS ia ZEE; black i6ag C. Prov ~ Ases
s'rong and ,harpiy higher ro ~. "a strong;
i isaIo ,,ss long clear S IS: short riba = ~
ss,rt =, 4 - n 20, boxed lots long eisal c,'
siort ribs s. so short eleaI p s. s Z; sse %,
s 49,, sssr Al 50 HamH bOc higher, ~ siiI
- se Afternoon boArd-Maea weAe nv ~ =
io,rer corn easy and &c lower VA~ uH
chapged. - corn dull
80 80" nd lower, mixed l5aNc oais eAsiet
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-24
pnrn Powder.

baking powders are one OF the
IN to the cook in preparing per-
wholesome food, and the house
4. do well to be on her guard
|baklng-powder tramps. Silver
kkIng Powder is never peddled
.sse to house, as the manuiactur
hbllshment OF j. IL. Brown is
n lts uttermost to supply the
/ that come through legitimate
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-24
Paying for ths BRIDAL Trin.

4MoRE, MD, June pa check
\ iull amount of his expenses at
fatk was yesterday sent by Presi-
eyeland to the Baltimore & Ohio
X company. In a letter inclosing
~ the president expressed his APP
fon OF the attention shown to him
Z Mrs. Cleveland.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-24
1t is Constitutional.

YORK, June 23.-Judge Donahue
supreme court to-day decided the
n IN regard to imprisonment for
p constitutional and this after
K. Mcdonald, Terrence Monette
'les Chatterdon viii be released.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-24
rhn FIshnrx oneltion.

rREAL, p. @ June 2S.--Hon. Mr.
w, secretary of state, referring
ly to the fishery question, said II
Involve Canada in serious compli-
hut he had faith III President
erd and congress, and he had no
The question would shortly be
ITO practical and equitable solu-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-24
strike Ended.

fAeo, ILL.,, June e3.-The strike OF
niture-workers for eight hours
night officially declared at an end
.etlng of the union. The furniture
may now return 10 work and work
4 hours rs he chooses.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-24
Try ust one.

package of Silver Loaf and give
iral. II you do this you Will
regret it. How many disastrous
" making bread cause troublous
y IN The household? This can oil
Aeeq by trial OF Silver LOAF. y
X Guarantees its purity strength
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-24

GALVESTON, Tx. june 2s.--Uotson --spo'
closed steady and unchanged.
Gross receipte, 30 bales.
Sales, 1905 bales.
stock IL lq3 bales.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-24

LvERPooL, June 2a,-cotton-spot closed
steady, ,... et,a. to,,,
middlIng l5-l6d middling upAnds bbdi MID
ding OTleans 8 l6d. ,ao $3.50.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-24

re California Canned Goods.
i'load OF those table California
4 goods just arrived av the Fort
Grocer Co.'s.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-24
judge AIatthews married.

vuuke matthews Married
YORK, June 2S.--Judge Stanley
" was married this morning to
q. Taeaker OF Cleveland, Ohio.
LOW the bridal party viii leave Tor
% the steamer Celtic.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-24
Idalla and pennsyIvanin Lines.

Is leave st. Louis at o'clock
ud arrive in New York the second
g at 7,SO-l:So quicker than by
Der line. Between Pittsburg and
1Ofk 4h. Am. Three stops.
Fl 7. ii. THoRP.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-24

Fertity Against the Mosquito
ping Fakes & Co. TO put up your
hey can furnish them ready-made,
4 without the frames, at low ng-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-24
Total sales 1900 bales,


NEW YORK. June % -Cotton-spol closed
firm up I6c on all grades.
Sales IAN bales.
Ordinary 8Ac good ordinary SIC; low mid
ding IS 10c; mlldling $50; good middling
g5Ec; middling fair 10 9.l6c.
Futures closed barely steady,with drop OF
from 10 points from yesterday.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-24
MOSQUITO Bars

made at Fakes & Co.'s, very cheap
fosqulto b4r frames.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-24
eaa.ly. Wade Mosa u,to pars.

Fakes & Co. put up your mosquito
They have them ready-made, with
hout the frames, and they are not
4'ge, either.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-24

NEW ORLEANS, La, June % - COtton-spot
closed quiet but steady.
Low ordinary, csc; ordinary, 7lSc; good or
dinaty, 7sSc; low mid1ling, sAc; middling,
sac Hood middling, 9Sc; middllng fair, lO'sc;
fair, l1sc.
Sales ll0O bales.
Futures opened quiet snh closed quiet but
slnnhr. WITH n nnellnn OF 1 10 nOinta.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-02-10
BROADWAY STREET RAILWAY.
EndeaVOrIBg 90 Penetrate the Mys.
terry Surrounding It's Charter.

NKw YORK, February 9.-The Sem
ate Committee on Railroads thai Is
endeavoring - penetrate the mystery
surrounding the granting Of the fran
chis6 TO the Broadway Street railway
met again to-day. Mr.. Seward, coun-
eel for the committee, put in evidence
the books OF the Broadway and Sew.
enth Avenue railroad, and also certain
papers accompanying the books.
There were eight certificates filed out,
but only. one had been cut, and thus
only one apparently paid for and de-
livered, and that was the first certifi.
cate in the book, ard was to Jacob
Sharp, for $500 shares. The stock
ledger was then introduced, and sus-
tanned the record of the certificate
book. The transfer book was likewise
void OF information. The minute book
OF the Broadway and Seventh Avenue
railroad Board of Directors was then
put in evidence, aud it shO we'd the
total cost OF the Broadway read as
So, 1900. Opposite the head Ct each
detail of horee-care, dummies, wagons,
etc, there was written the word
none" In the income account, dated
September, 1885, these entries &C.
Cured: "Gross earnings, -; net earn
ings, -; to'al gross earnings, =; tltal
net earnings, =" This had reference
to the Broadway road. Mr.. Jacob
Sharp then took the witness stand,
and Mr.. Conkling proceeded to exam
inc him. The witness ettified that
young Kerr, the son Of the distiller, o
whom Sharp paid a'check OF $4,000,
disbursed mo ney to "laborers' on the
Bro adway read.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-02-10

S75, 900; at Alchison, Ks, sl00, 900; for
the purchase OF a site for public
building at San Francisco, $3.50, 900.
On motion Of Senator Teller the
Sensts passed the bill TO enable the
Safe Of Colorado 10 take lands in lieu
OF the l60th and seth sections set
apart for Indian reservations.
Serato Cameron called up the bill
to provide for the appointment OF an
Assistant Secretary Of the Navy.
Senator Logan submitted an amend
ment providing for the appointment
also Of an Assistant Secret iry OF War
at $4,000.
The amendment was ordered print
ed and the bill went over.
The education bill was made the
special order for o'clock tomorrow.
On motion of Senator Teller, the
Sensts passed the bill 10 grant the
right Of way through public lands for
irrigation purposes.
On motion OF Senator Plumb, the
Senate then took up and, after a short
debate, passed the bill 10 extend the
laws OF the United Stitss over the un-
organized territory south of the State
Of Kansas and known as the public
land strip"
The senate then Adjourned.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-02-10

After some unimI ortaut business,
ISsna or Logan, from the Committee
on Military Affairs, reported bill to
Increase tle efficiency Of the army,
aud it WAS placed on the calendar.
A number of other measures were
reported and referred.
On motion of Senator Malone the
Sc late then took up the bills iavoraby
reported and on the calendar, proviu.
log for the ere ton of public build
ings, and the following such bills were
passed For a building NJ Fort Smith,
Ark, Sl50,000, Monroe, La, SlOO, 600 |;
Sioux City, la, 500 100; Puehlo,
Coo 100000; Oshkosh, Wis, SlOO,.
600: Nicksburg, Miss, 100000; Port.
lard, Ore, $4,000.
A bill to appropriate SS50000 for
the purcLa'e of site for a public
tullding az San Francisco gave rise u
some discussion, started by Senator
Riddleoerger, wno inquired whether
there Was n already public build
ing at that place.
Az , O'Clock the San Francisco bill
was displaced by the edura'ion bill
GA this bill Seu5tlr Blair took tle
floor He briefly explained the pro
visione Of the bill, and then the con-
side,a,.on OF public buildings wss re-
eumed and the following bills were
passed: For building 1t Houston,
oTeTr 10000; for completing the
ipubnc building at Fort Scott, KS, an
additional sum Ct S50000i for com
rleting the public building at Wichita
: Ks, an additional sum Of $4,000; fol
u building at Newport, KY, no. to ex
coed 10000; at 0peloufas, La $780,
600; at Dayton, O., 1850, 600; at Zanes
vile, o Sl5O,OO0; az San Antonio
Tex, S2OO,OO0i a! saltwater, MINI,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-02-10
CHANCERY SALE
R K Al ESTA r K

No. 1855, R-Chancery Court Of Shelby coun-
ty-State of ennessre for its own use, etc.,
vs., John II. Tigho ct al.
PY virtue Of an interlocutory decree for
II sale entered In tho above cause on tho
18th day Of November, 1855, NJ. b. 50, page
239, will sell, at public auction, TO the high
est bidder. in front OF the Clork and Masters
office, Courthouse Of Shelby county, Mem
saturday, February 90. 1856,
within legal hours, the following described
PROF erty, situated in Shelby county, Tenn.
Lots II and 10 vollentine subdivision, north
and adjoining Stahl and Mcfarland; lot IL
being l9l by 25S11S feet. Lot Is being l723S by
293h feet. Sold as property of John ii.
Tighe, @. +. Adder and others.
Lots Z, 8, IL, II, Is, II and 81, north side OF
V0llentine avenue. Lot q containing p 1-5
acres, Lots 49, Is and II being l7z7s by
253I feet each.
A certain tract on the northwest corner Of
VOllentine and watkins avenues: Begin
ming at q stake on the north boundary line
Of the 50O0-acre Rice grant and southea cor
ner of tho VOllentine tract: thence nearly
north wi b the dividing line Of 4. A. Par
to a stake in s0id line; thence west
chains % links; thence south and parallel
with said dividing line IL chat s 81 links to
a stake in raid John Rice's north line:
ming, containing 3 5T-l00 acres. Sold az
property of S. Nj. Ward and p Ii. Bryson.
Lot IL Crockett subdivision, beginning at
northeast corner of the Raleigh plankrOad
and Lewis street; thence east along the
Raleigh road los feet; thence north 4S 7-10
feet to the northeast corner of lot IL; thence
lis feet west to the east line Of Lewis street;
thence south 476 feet on east limo Of Lewis
street to the beginning. Sold as property of
Simon and Tobias W of and VIM. Whitaker.
Lots 81, IS and IS, WeAkley's subdivision,
north side OF an avenue 30 feet wide, lead
ing from the west eide of Second street to
IL
beginning at a point 40 feet west of Second
street; thence north with the west line of
one-acre lot sold by Fitzgibbon 10 Margaret
Bannon, 80 feet to the northwest corner of
said one-aore lot; thence east to thu south
west corner of another one-acre lot hereto
tore sold to said Margaret Bannon thence
enthusiastically with the west lire Of said
lot las feet, more or less, to the south line
of W. A. Bickford's lot; thence westwardly
with Bickford's line TO the northeast corner
Of lot q; thence southwardly with the east
line of said lot TO the north line of the ave-
nue. first mentioned; thence eastwardly tc
the beginning, containing l 7-lnO acres.
Sold as the property of Mary and Francis
Quigley.
425 feet, on the north side Of the Raleigh
road, east and adjoiniV lot IL. Solt az the
Terms OF Sale-0n a i-edit Of six months
note with security, bearing interest from
date, required; lien retained, redemption
barred.
This January Is, 1855.
S. /. MCDOWELL, Clerk and Master.
By }. NJ. Bradley, Deputy 2. and NJ.
f. III. u CIV. Ueiskell, Solicitors.