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The Daily uasetthIs d
after aoou (aunday e^epled.1
Htreet, and served byVkcrled
la all oart* of the oily an
I iwns aud villages, for six cents a week,
ptyable weekly. Yes »-iy subscriber*, 93 In
a I vane*.
t 416 mfrrke
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surrounding
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rger
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w jekl-y paper in the Htatè, an«l nas a ia
, rn .i tiAi w> r taau any uUxpr un Liu: Pauiusuik
•pifitiShed «very TnuWaayaAerooon, at*5
NOVKM IIKK US IMŸH.
C'onkijxo shows his Jreaoock foatheis.
' HoJ, whether tit appears In war paint and
slums the White House is not fully
known to the denizens of the Federal
Capital,
Tue temptation to commit arson to
secure insurance, lias be>en very great,
and many of tlie insurance ouupanik-s
liave, it is believed, snllored »ore from
this cause than from other loases.
Twenty thousand persons are said to
iiavp promenaded last nlglw, at John
IVanamakcr's Grand Depot, 13th and
Market streets, Philadelphia. Tlie illu
mination must have proved a grand suc
Tue New York «Sun say* the oil mon
opoly, called the Standard Oil Company,
of Pa., divides a million dollars a month
in profits. It ie said these profits ure di
vide«l between less Ilian a score of per
sons.
The editor o! tlie Republican would
not only teach ns politics, but give us a
leKsonin epistolary correspondence. That
is all very well, one should never be too
old to learn ; but does he not know that
brevity is the soul of wit, and In official
matters may als«> be reckoned the soul of
wisdom.
In conformity to tlie usual custom
aud to the popular will, Governor Coch
ran has appointed tlie 28tk instant as a
day of general thanksgiving. Surely we
ought to be willing, and we have no
doubt our people are ready to offer
thanks tor the bountiful gibs of j
wise Providence.
If silver is cheap what is to prevent
Mr. Sherman from coining the whole
greenback circulation. If we had about
three or four hundred millions of silver
in the Treasury
much ;ts France and England. It would
afford a sure basis for as much paper : and
make exactly the currency which tl*e
Delaware platform calls for.
alb
would only have 4s
Wp. expect tlie Democrats «»f Loulsi
ana, Florida and South Carolina to altdr
Return Hoard la«
th
ma«le by tlie
Radical State Legislatures. But we pre
stune the Returning Hoards are now ex
Ing their right to throw out enough
votes to elect tlieir friends. The scream
cn
of Mr. Bisbee for I*. S. marshals has
been heard all the way to Washington.
Bnt Mr. Ilaycs would be the læst man
we should suppose who w*ouhl go back on
the* jjower of the Floritla "Return
Hoard.'' Doub h»fts this Board will att
rait they threw ont votes, an« I ask, "Wliat
are you going to do about it ?" It is in
vith the law by which you
were fraudulently put into the President»
tial chair. "What is sauce for the goose
is sauce for the gamier."
Will our friends of the Republican
have ns in Delaware enact a Florida Re
publican Return Board law, or let our
present laws remain ? We are for our
-own laws ; but perhaps the Republicans
would prefer the Florida statute.
accordan«e
The t:\PENsE of maiiatring city af
fairs seem to have so greatly increased
within tlie past ten or twelve years as to
alarm property-holders. And this in
crease has extended to cities in all parts
of the country. Tlie small villages do
not appear to have been so much affected
by the prevailing rage for extravagance.
The mischief hail its origin in the infla
tion of the currency—or the immense
paper issue by tlie General Government.
It was a very pleasant thing to dispense
patronage aud delightful to be informed
of an increase of fifty or a hundred per
-cent, in salaries. And while real estate
aud personal property were booming up
at the same rate of advance little care
was given to economy. But we have
now been on the ebb-tide for several
years, and labor lias stink from tlie great
war prices to what would seem to he
bottom prices, and even small rents are
hard to tie got ; hence high taxes on
property is felt to he extremely hard, and
their burden causes very general com
plaint everywhere. It is not so easy to
-discharge office-holders aud cut dowu
-salaries, or to reduce the pay of Influen
tial contractors to what they were before
the war. Hence the continued complaint
-.about extravagance. Before taxes are
reduced, expenses must he reduced. That
is a settled fact. And tlie latter must
precede the former. In our own city the
lighting of the streets and public build
ings, it is said, cosh, tventy thousand
dollars when it ought not to exceed ten
thousand.
Our public schools cost us too much
money now. As compared with their
cost before tlie inflation of prices, this i.
glaringly apparent. The cost per capita
is readily obtained by reference to tlia
reports of the late Hon. Willard Hall,
aud those made by the present Superin
tendant. The increase of expenditures
for teachers' salaries and for all otlieii
purpose« is very great and could Ve large
liUjetLif the Boaiil of Education
ie»ijhline*to AtttWie deuuUd.
e occasion. Thi« Board is to#fr*
tly n#(l«tip4>fKen Äditt
who«,.obligal ions as citizens rest
rery lightly upon them, and who suffer
their 'friendships to overcome their re
sjionslbllltles to the public. It is to be
hoped that t&p Board will see the n«e«w
sity of revising its confie and Mitliv the
expenditures until they come nearer to
wliat they wtro is r capita in lfifffcS. Wo
believe this shhuld he tlone, ami if our
citizens were to Jake the trouble to jier
sonally enjoin It upon the Hoard as a
public duty, the members would willingly
comply. They can have no personal ob
ject in extravagance, but they want to be
sure that they are following the dlctatea
of well-defined public sentiment before
they act iu this direction.
of
qu<
Hard Timet fta IftlO.*/»
People who complain ho much of the
existing "hard time*''would do well to
read the following from Beuton'l "Thirty
Yearn' Recollection*." He says:
"The year* of 1819 and 1820 were a per
iod ofglopm and agony. No money—
either gold or ttUv«r;no paper convertible
into specie; no measure or «tan «lard of
value left remaining. The local banks, all
but tboae of New England, after a brief
resumption of apecie payments, again
sank into a state ot suspensloa. The
Hank of the United States, cmated as a
remedy for all these evil«, now at the
head of the evil, prostrate au«l helple**,
with no power left but tbat of suing its
debtors aud selling tbeir property, and
purchasing for itself at its owu nouiinaJ
price.
No price for property or produce ; no
sales but those of the sheri If aud mar
shal ; no purchaser at the execution
sales but the creditor or some hoarder
of money ; no employment for Industry ;
no demand for labor; no sale for tlie pro
ducts of the farm; no sound of hammer,
but that of the auctioneer knocking
down property. .Stop-laws, property
laws, the replevin-laws, stay-Jaws, loan*
office-laws, tlie Intervention of Legisla
tur* between the creditor ami the debtor
—this was th« busine-s of legislation
in three-fourths of the States of the
Union—of all south aud w«ist of New
Knglaud. No medium of exchange, but
depreciated paper ; uo exouauge even
but little bits of foul pap*r, markeii so
many cents and signed by so many
tradesmen, barbers, or inn keepers ; ex
changes deranged to the extent of fifty
or one hundred per cent. Distress, ihe
universal cry of the people, relief, the
universal «lemand, thundered at the door
of all Legislatures, State and Federal.
In
.Mlunequa Spring».
THE HOTEL DESTROYED II Y FIRE—SL'P
1'ONKD WORK OF AN INCENDIARY.
Canton, Nov. 12. —About 2 o'clock
this morning a lire was discovered in tlie
east wing ot the Miutiequa Springs Hotel,
and before it could be extinguished tlie
entire structure was destroyed. From
the fact that no fin* has been kept in that
wing it Is supposed to have been incen
diary in Its origin. Nothing wus saved,
the inmates barely escaping with their
lives. Tlie loss is estimated at $75,000;
insured fbr$50,00o. *
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Sebiiyllalll Haven.
WILL KS<
■EL PRO PRIE TOR AC
CIDENTALLY KILLED W11 ILK OCNNINQ.
'N
Schuylkill Havkn, Nov. 12.—This
aticrnoon, Linn Bellers, a popular hotel
proprietor of ihepiace, butreceutiy from
i'othtville, was accideutly shtjl ami
killed, while out gunning. A young man
who wa* with him htuujb]«:«l, aud, while
falling, his gun was discharged, the shot
taking effect ill the stomach of Sellers.
The accident occurred near Auburn. He
leaves a wife uhti child.
at
SIvnarF* IImiIj ^'«t Fourni 1>|.
New York, November 12.—Judge Hil
ton aud tbe police bave so well preserved
whatever secn-ts, they may have con
cerning the stealing of Mr. Htewart's
body that nothing new has been ma«le
public concerning the case. The officers
pretend to be at work aud continue as
mysterious ever. Judge llilton postively
refuse» to say a word. The churcliyard
continues to be vi.sit«*d by thiougs.
8ucc«*»ful Rcvcuu«) Raid*.
A telegram received by th«* Commis
sioner of Internal He
to-day|bnnga
uewMtlmt Special Agent Wagner and
the lorce of »ixteen deputies under his
direction have met with greatsucce
their operations in the luountaiu region
of the Na«hvilla district. Six iilict distil
leries have been cajitured and fourteen
prisoners arrested.
in
A !Ua««aflni*etifi ( un^reiHloual
Can lent.
Gloucbstbb, Nov.12.— Mr. E. Moody
Boy ton, of West Newbury, notified the
city amt town clubs in the Sixth Coa
II contest
the eiectiou ot George B. During to Con
gress.
Ilunlaia lo How ois the Tyne.
London, Nn
n the Tyne yesterday between
L.imsdi-n liawdan, the wiuuer, Hawdan,
was matched to row Hunlau,the Canadi
an orauian, over the Tyne c
May for 41,000 aside.
xresaiouai di.-tru-t, Uj.it ho
oulwr.—Alter the boat
! .1,
is« next
Congressman De La Matyr. the rev
erend G reeuhacker, ia having hi* politics
settled for him by the Washington l'o$t
ou tbe one si«le and the Cincinnati Com
inerciul ou the other. The former gets it
from the reverend gentleman's own
uth that he is a Democrat and the
Commercial has it wired all the wav from
Washington that he was for the Repub
lican*. De La Matyr meanwhile sits on
the top rail ami sees the country go to the
dogs. Out with it, Parson.
The chief of tbe Voudoo doctors in
Louisiana is a tall colored man, name«l
Anderson, half African ami half Indian,
with very loug hair aud whiskers. He
ia intelligent, shrewd, and has
tenng of medical knowledge hut he
flour.bhes by exciting aud pandering to
the Bnperatitiona of the negroea, who re
gard him aa a veritable devil iu human
form. He sells charms for protectiou
against disease and witchcraft, and credu
lous white persons aie among the pur
chaser». It is thought by some that he
has profes»e<l supernatural powers until
he really believes iu himself.
Ninat
General Crook left Omaha fur San
Francisco on Monday.
«er*l 1e»>.
State Fair eiffl *»
e.day.
»ion ot llie Gislnil «JMM
lits Templar ofVirj>ni»
Tfci Alai*
Mo
iery
TkMmnual
maiSryofKS
beg« iu XoiWk yesterday _
Tlinotby Slit-enan was killed iy a fall
of coal in i lie lA>wer Kauacli Creek Col
llery at Tremout, Pa., ,e«erdaj|. .
About W) cases of yellow fevef Remain
Under tiennent In McÇtob Citbr, lUs«.,
LrtVre IX
Ihme im» cas e s of lhefever were report
ed yesterday in Jackeot i and two lu Yicka
hut**
. ... , .
Hoyd .Smith and bis wife, i colored,
were fyuebed by a mob of about for. y
p'ivms, near liuruando. Miss., un tlie ■Ith
mat. 1 bey were taken from tM jail at
liernaiulo, wins» they were lodg-d to
aw ait trial Ibr the murder ol a white girl, j
agerl six years, left in their ca£ by IU
mother. It is rumored that the murder
was instigated by the mother, wno would ,
inherit a Urge (iroporty by her child's
death.
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ANTED IO TRANSFER —til,ono or
»re on Hist in-rig age. In small !
amounts ln »ult partiea. Tnlerftst ft per
reuL Investment sale. Address 4 *G,".
this office. octl2-tf
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Ht'loro You Mlnrt,
INSURE AB4IN8TACCIDENTS
Get an Accident Ticket or Yearly Policy ,
In the
TBAYELERS
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At lxtcal Agency or Railway Htailon.
AT fl'ACTO.
ry Prices. •
Great He«luctlon to close out present stock
ol 200 New and Heeond• band Instrument»« 1
I* I Ail««» and VHCriH
of flrst-cl*** maker», fully warranted.and
at price* that DBF Y COMPETITION, for
casn or insi ailment*. AGENTS WANT
ED for WATER'8 SUPERIOR BELL
ORGANS and PIANOH. Illu«tralé«l Cala
lokues Mailed. hOKACh WATP fiH A
80N H, Manufacturers and Dealers, 4«) East
14th -st., N. Y. Al*<» General Agi* lor
8HONINGERV Celebrated ORGaNH.
faoT »so. $i«o. »so o.
invested tudioleusly In Stocka, (Option»« '
or Privilege«) often reuirns ten uines the
amount In 3» day*. Full detail» knd offi- >
clal Stock Exchange Reports fr«te. A«i- .
«1res* T. Potter Wight A Co., Bailker«,2ft
Wall street, N«w York
Yrw.p«prrA*,eru.i. K |< U r. .u
- 1L -—-'
vasijitng mr
A DAY to Avenu
the Fikchidc Visitor. Tefio»and
Ou tflt t ree. Address P. O. VIlK
ERY. AuvUNta. Maine
$7
xo advbktisEks.
Geo. P. Kowell & Go's
SELECT LIST OF
I.OUAL N KW8PAPKKS.
■
rson« suppose this ll»t to he
of rHEAp, low-priced new»
The I act 1» quite Otherwise. The.
ue *t at«« exactly what the pai>er» ;
are. Wood the name of a paper 1ft print
e«l in FULL Face TYPE it Is in «very
Instance the BE8T jsaper in th« place.!
When printed in CAPITALS IL 1» the
C)NL f i»aper In the place. w hen printed j
In Roman letter* It 1* neither the li**Mt nor
the only paper, bu' l*n»ually a very good
one. not withstanding The list give» the I
Many pc
composed «
l:atalo*
population of every town and the « lrcula
Mou or every paper IT 18 NUT A CO
OPERATIVE LIST. IT IH NOT A
CHEAP LIST. At the loot of Unis Cata
Importom
logue for each Hiat° the
which
tow
» not covered ny the ll»t are enu- !
rn «rated. IT lr* AN HONEST LI HT. The i
rat«* charge«l for ad vertlslug are barely!
one-fiflli ihe publisher'* schedule. Th«
price for one Inch lour week» Iu ih|? entire
list 1» The regular raU » of 11
i for tlie same space and thin
.130 3',. The list Include* U70 newspa
pers, of which 1*>3 are Homed DAILY and
«07 WEEKLY. They are JocaUx| In 3|ft
different cities and town*, of which 22 arc
Htate Capitals. 328 places of ov«l^r B.ooo
population, ami 444 County Heal*. Lists
SENT ON A 1*1* LI CAT ION. Add NASH GEO
1*. ROWELL & CO*8 NEWSPAPER AD
VERTISING BUREAU. 10 Hpnice 8t.
^Printing House N. Y. w|!Hw.
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ft .
Fashionable Furniture I
J. L j. N. HARMAN
»
H«#. 410 king Ntreet,
WILMINGTON. DEL.
inectfully inform the citlj
Wilmington, and the sur"
mllng country that we continue
i« ma hi manufacture and keep on hand
mir large aud long established ware
rooms, Furniture of every variety and
style, consisting of Mahogany Kmewood
and Walnut Furniture suitable for paHor,
d.Aulug-room and chamber uses.
Our assortment of Furniture I* larger ani
more varied LhanVatn be round lu Delaware,
And all articles sold at our establishment
are warranted as represented.
Venltlan Blinds of the most fashionable
design* made to order and kept ooiiHtantly
ou hand. We also manufacture and con
■tanily keep a large assortment of Hprln
Hair, Moss and Husk Mattres*e*
J. A J. N. HARMAN
We re*
as of
Adam's Early uorn.
EXTRA EARL II SÜÜAR CORN,
CROSBY'S EXTRA EARLY SOGAR
CORN,
Early Narragansett Sugar Corn
BLACK MEXICAN SWEET SOGAR
CORN.
Extra Early Minnesota Hngar Corti,
Stowebls Evergreen Hugar Corn,
Mammoth or Large Sweet Sugar Corn,
Improved While Prolific Corn),
Cheater Co. Fieid Corn and Evftrgreen
Broom Corn, at
J. L SMITH'S,
r.wrlh A »hlBl.v W«.
U. KENT A CO.,
D.
Importers and Manufacturer*» Agents f«r
IKON,
IRON,
STEED,
HARDWARE,
STEEL,
HARDWARE,
AND COACH MATERIAL
Have the Largest Stock of Goods ln the
Btate In their line, and beNt assorted slock
ln the United states,
NO. 20Ö AND 2*1 8HIPLEY AND 210
AND 212 ORANGE STREETS,
__ WllsMIHOTON, Bel.
Will. S. WATT.
No. 1009 Market Street
I'LUMDEK,
ST KAM A (n«t KVTTKP
I.rlilKli aud Schuylkill
C O -A. L,
Selected Irom the best Min««,
OAK AND PINEKINDLING WOOD
ENOCH MOORE, Jk.
Fourth Strew Wnarf
Kka: cn cmci.eir Mark.t ht
jya- Ml
3 OTIC ES i
1VI
I t
H<
Kire In«
m»>ls a
I NT S
aware
is «lay
«hare
IknthN.
, Nov
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Uelr legal represenlallv«^
- uTIl K ._ Ily vlrtu , a., act of .he
r\ ,j« n erai **sembly pa*s*d at IK»v<w,
F«b. 2«, ixn. 1 liérebv
^uoUatmrrhb'elJmr'.Naüôna/iiua
of phila<1eiphla, during the
i,usine«» hou •'S of that ttauk, on the three
first secular d»vs of January. 187fl, prepar
etl to redeem and pay ofT all Uie bonds
f ro m No. 192 to •/7ft. both Inclusive of the
demimlnatton of one thousand dollar*
"'SÏÂnla«
A „u from ami afrer Uie »aid Jan 1st, 1*79.
ms luterast ou said tiouds will oeawi.
j thus *' <■* 1 C « ,. 1 v r< i H "'
„ÄSST. 1 """ 1,OV ' r ' N ° V ' l>
,
dollar \m
la»t six fl
» stoekhoi
3 capm
»•ayah la
OX
GILPIN.
Secrets rv
nov0,9.l3,ift.
VTOTICIC TG WATKK HlfiNTlfiKH
IN All person* who have «old properly
during ihu present v«ar must give noure
I In writing to the Registrar at the ofTl«^ ol
the Water Department before the noth «lay
I of November, 1<7H. ami Insert the name ot
the purchaser aud Urn number of tlie proa
eriy pu chased. Otherwise they will be
held liable for the water rent the next
! year. . . ,
a Iso. all person* who may wish todls
continue Ibe use of water or any portion
of It, must give notice a* above aid pay
«2 tor drawing the ferrule.
no alteration« will bh made
IIN ANY HILL AFTER THE AftOVE
DATE.
ocl31-eoil t novl8-ed t-30
W. J. MORROW,
HeirlNtrar.
b A * £ INVESTMENT.
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Hbare* iu HOME LOAN A88ÜCIA
TION, »Ui Merle», for sale.
K T. Taylor,
*»*or*f arv
s- H- Staats,
No. *05 MARKET SÏREKT.
' 17 \ 1_T OsüT U I> V
I All \J 1 Ilvijlljll 1
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—HA*
Just H«celvrd au Klrgaui «lock
-or
—AND—
GLOVEÖ,
For Ladies, Gents, Misses
—ALSO—
Opening a Large & Well
Selected Mock
Ca(ltex\ Gentlemen' s and
Children's
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MPfinn TTnHPrnAOr
-*-YACI IIJ.U U ililürwettr,
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Al tllP Y 9?Ty LOVI^Nl Jlftf*
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A GREAT REDUCTION
IN PRICES OF
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! Boots and Shoes!
&AWIEL McGHSKER
* I « IV, Second St.,
I* getting in hi* FALL STOCK of
Boot« and Hhoe». which he will be able to
•ell at a GREAT REDUCTION from hi*
former prices. He wishes his friends aud
the public lu genera) to give him a call, as
he Is determined on keeping
GOOD GOODN !
AND HELLING THEM AT
LOW PRICES :
ye27-d aw3i
JFA3i£S SC. 8SY &K
House Painter,
Grainer & Glazier,
Is prepared to do an work ln his line,
with
Pr«inptn«s* and Dispatch.
Orders respectfully solicited.
Office. No. 2!9 Shioley Street.
*ep2&-lf
runiM,
riANOH
For HvMK) AUpwarda
«KO ANS
For »4S anfl Upwards
roa Cash ok inbtalicivth at
ROBKI.NK & BKO.,
710 MARKET ST.
BAROAINft
—AT—
Thomas IVL. Wier'ig,
New Buckwheat
White Clo
4 eta. poun
2 lbs. for 25 ct
2ft ct*. pound
io cts. quart
12 eu. b »tile
12 ou. bottle
10cu. bottle
25 rent*
26 cents
Honey
Coc«nut Macaroon*,
Cranberry*.
Extract of Lemon,
Extractor Vanilla,
Pickel*,
3 pound* of Rani na,
4 pounds of Curr&nu,
Comleuoed Milk,
2cans «if Peaches,
2 pounds Pared Peaches,
3 pounds Prune*,
28 pounds Flour,
Appfe Batter,
Best Bradford County Butter,
THOMAS M. WIJ4R,
25 cts. can
25 cenu
26 cents
26 emits
75 cents
tl.M
8 cts. pound
25 oanu
C L*WOODRUFF & CO
TOBACCOS,
CIGARS, PIPES, &C.&C.
No. 18 N0KTH THIRD 8T.,
PHlLADELrun.
.*«■ C CaKHavr
C. L- WMu.crr
daw*
SHERIFF'S Si LES
M
DJOllRN Kl> Nil K*tr S"»N a u
By virtue ol a Nrrit B Veilhioni
sar arHi ri
HOTEL OK ALEX. MaIwkiJ,,
14 All.I<llflown. In 41 « George'» hkudred
i wille Coumy, DelMWHiw. on
THURSDAY,
The 14th HAY OF NOVEMBER,^ D.1N78,
At % o'clock, p. m., the foiluwi;.* de
ecxIlHnl BvhI tvitMie, viz :
No I. All that plan at Ion or jrart of
I anti situai« iu Ht. Guorge* hun«ir«ki, Now
Castle County, l>elawaie, bounded un iol*
t : ID* I nu I UK ml a hu»ii|i on the
public road leading io |h«* new
a cor
Alon
. w . h haul
road Month 21 8 4 degrees went. :i chains and
28.1oo io a »take In Maid road, theur«
Maul road and land» of UeorKu o'hurK»»»
and ' o. 2, hereniu-r de-cnlnsl, snuLh ^34
«•egrecs west 74 13* I«« « chain«« to »tailtn n« r
a bridge over a branch of Ntriiinklln
cn ek, Milll with the said No. 2 south i
degree« caul 83 chain* to Ap|K>qu t film ink
creek thence down Haiti creek by the n-vtr
al courses thereof io the north of kirurn
kiln creek tlience up the «a d Htrunik 1 In
creek by tu *everal course thereof to
north Hide of a private road leading from
Long Inland, thence with said »ule of Maul
private road north 52 1-2 decree» We»t ]8
in-loo chaiiiM, tuence cro-slng *a|d ro«ul
mouUi H4i 3-4 degree« went 73-100 of M chain
to a ntakeon the nonth Ride or »a|«l roa<l.
corner for the»« premises and land of «aid
Alonso Gordon, tlience with Maid
mentioned land south 13 3-4 degree* wem
8 86*100 chain«, thence *ouih 1-4 *f a de
gree east ft M-iwi chain*, theiure
degree* we«t 3 30 loo chain*, thsnoft
1» 1-4 degree* weal «67- loo chain*, thence
north 8 1-4 degree* west 3 2 loo chain»,
thence north 5 degree*« we*t Oft-loo of a
chain, tlience south 80 1-2degree» west 9
chain*, and thence north fti degree« went o
47-100 cnalna to the place of beginning con
taming 422 6-loo acre» of land, wore or
sssuTÄÄ^ra^^niss
outbuilding* thereon er ec teil. |
No.2. All that equal undivided inoiety,
or half part ot a tract of laud and iuarNU |
situate In the hundred, county and hui«
ulorrsald. bounded and describ'd as fol- 1
lows: Beginning at a «lake ou Ui« »oulh
Mtde of a branch of Htruuiklln creek In a
line of No. 1 abov* described and running I
thence therewith south a degrees west t
2l l-lo perche* to a «take near a bridge
over Haul branch of Biruinklln creek, t
thence still with No. 1 »muh 1ft 1 2 degree*
east 212 perche* to a *Uke on thé north
• Die of Appoqulnlmlak creek, them« e up!
«aid creek by the several course* thereof
to a ditch, thence with *aDl ditch north j
four degree* *a«*l 42 ft-lo perche* to » »take i
by the *lde ot Appoqulnlmlnk creek,
thence up *ald creak by the several ftou r««e« I
uiereof to the upper mouth of ihfi afor«e i
«aid brandi of *lrumklln creek, and I
thenc* with «aid biaiu'h by the teveral ,
courses Uiereof to lae place of beg Inning, I
containing in the whole 164 acre« three
roods and 24 perenes of land, mote er lem. •
No. 3. All that farm or tract of land
situate In Hi. <Je rge'* hundred, N^w ca*
tie County, lielaware, near the road lead
Ing from McDonough to Port Penn and
bouude«! on Uie north by 81. Augustine
cieek, on Uie east by laud of Hclnry C.
Walter, on tne soo n by lands of Henry
C. Walter an.l Fiancl* T. Perry and on
the west by laud of Philip 8 tirahafn,con
taining about 14o acres *f upland and
tnar»h be lne»ame rn <re or less. Hook
A, Vol. W, Page488, Ac
Heize« l and taken In execution a* the
N<
«
low», to wit
ca»t of the
bridg«- across Ai poqulnimink
ner lor these promue* and lands
Uordoii, and running ihencc
•f
i ■ h
> 1 2
tin
mat
h 7o
>uth
.
property of Wll.ou K. VanOegrllt. hi»i to
bew.Mbx IS«XCM,IUTUH,Htlerin-.
Ml.er.tr« omee. New octoOer V,
187 a.
OC13I-Jiaw-l*.
HKHIKF h HALE.
By virtu « of a writ of Levari
rue directed, will be expo*e«l to
S
Facia*
Public
Hal <•
ON THÄ PREMISE«,
In the CUy of Wlim ngton, N«;W « aside
county, Del.
' 8ATURDA Y ,
THE lftth DA Y OF NOVEMBER, 187ft,
At lu o'clock, a. ru., the loilowing Ue
scribed Real Estate, vU;
All that certain lot, piece
parcel of)
land HiluaD, lying and iteiug In tlie City
of WlIrnloKl« »li, aforesrtiu, an.I b«fun.l«d
und «Ascribed h» follow«, to wit : Begin
Ding on ihe i.orihorly side of Front *tr«îet
at the dlKiaace of »ixty.Nix le««i from the
westerly sld* of Wa^hiuglon Htreet,and at.
a corner of land now or for in er If oi Peter
Burke, tlience along a li « of said laud
northerly and pArallel to Wasnlngtoii
flfty-fonr feet to the middle of an
eighteen inch stone wall between ihi* and
other Und of the Maid William Peefyey on
Ihe north, thenc« along th«
m
said eighteen inch wail wesleiiy and par
allel to Front »Irto-t filly-eight ietd u> *
of laud of Putr'CA Ke* ley. now or
formerly, thence along a line i|here«f
Ronther'y and parallel with Washington
street, flfty-f ur ffeet to Uie sala side of
Front ntreet and tnet.ee tnereny eftsleri y
fifty-eight foot lo the placeof begmmng.be
the content» thereof more or le**, wit i a
two-storied brick office, fiume «taule and
*he«l thereon erected.
fcelx d and taken In execution H* the
property of Evan C. gtolHcnOurg ami Mary
L., hia wife, and t. tV, and to be a«.id by
ISAAC GRUBB, bhUrlff.
.Sheriff'* Office, New Castle, Oct. 2bth
uovl.SiaW-tH.
iddle of the
1878.
ADJOURNED I
ADJOURNED
MIi:itIfr l"N HALE.
lly virtue of a writ of Vemlitiorli Ex
ponaa, to me directed, will be exposed to
public sale, at the hotel of Alex. Max
" "
well, io Middletown, in St. (îeloi'ge'ti
Hundred, New Castle C'ouuty, Delaware,
THURSDAY,
THE 14th DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1878,
at 2 o'nlnck P M i
at l o clock, I. M., |
the following described Real Estate, viz:
No. 1. All tbat farm ami tract of land i
Hituate in Appoquinimink Hundred,
New CaHtle couutv aud Htate of Delà
ware, bounded aud deacrihed aa fol Iowa. I
to wit: Ou the north by tlie public road !
leading from the thoroughfare neck road
to the Landing known aa Th Ornat» 'a
Landing, on Appoquinimink creftk, on
the e;4»t by land of Hainuel C. Thamaa,
ou the aoutheaat by laud of John Apple
ton and on the southwest by the public
road leading from the State rojid to
Toylor'a bridge over Blackbird Creek,
called the Thoroughfare neck road, con
taining 195 acrea of land, be the Name
more or lean, with a large two and a half
atoned double brick mansion hou.-e.
frame barn and Htabling, carriage bouse,
wagon houae and shedding, and one
frame tenant houNe thereon erected.
No. 2. All that farm or tract cf land i
aituate in 8t. George'a Hundred, > n tli« '
County and State aforesaid, boundcid and I
deacribed as follow», to wit: On the north |
and northeaat by 8t. Auguatin creifck, on '
the eaat by land of Wilaon E. Vaedegrift, I
on the aouth by lan«l of Henry C. VTalter
and land of Leonard Ü. Vandesrrift and*
the weal by land of Philip G rfthana,
containing 220 acrea of upland aud nuarah,
more or leaa, with a two storied frame
dwelling, frame grauary aud fnunft barn
thereou erected.
No. J. All that lot of land an|i pre
miae* it the village of Odewa, 8t. George's
hundred, bounded aud deacribed fta fol
Iowa, to wit: Beginning at a Ntakeon the
weaterly aide of Main Htreet a corner for
land late ot Daniel Corbit, decease«), and
these premises, thence with said Main
street aouth 47 1-4 degrees west 386 feet to
a stake corner aa aforesaid, thence north
47 1-4 degrees west 150-to a stake
corneras last aforesaid, thence north 41
1-4 degreea eaat 386 feet to the place of b«
ginuing, he the same, more or less* with
a two and a half storied double frame
dwelling house and frame stable thereon
erected. Book 2, Vol. 10, page 36, «fee.
Beiz* d and taken in execution a* the
property of Francia T. Perry, and to be
bj ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff .
SherifiTa Office, New Castle Oct, 25tb
1878
Oil
i
i
F OB RENT—Several 3d .urry roo.u» in
ihe Oazeu. building.
** l e
SRsïa^w-sa«
K K( ) JF ?rte'T M
ln Um «Itv of winJ, ISU " M1 'K!
County, Dpîi.« "J""«»«. New
ThMct*I, A ^? K u «^V
_ »ttOo'clMW. ' B KR,
Tb, following de .mil
xuer n . «
lilt BLANCHAI
^ * 11
Blood & Nerve F
ivxfv 1
J«a Pure Concentrateil Llunin
prepared «Itrectii frmaum
«wt»* . rri ,
M. r«A 1 KERN]
without Fermentation, ana
ottt* *
itr rum vppvic .vb
ll, ' uuu , N bK ' b AND Bp„
restoring element» in a natural
vltalixsuon.
- o
IMAr^rnilC n A ls{ii
x *UUa 1/CDU]
which underlie» all form» of cif,*
ease, I» HDte«llly overcome by the
this Food,
''For the year i*a»t I have ooc
Prescribed THE BLANCHARD
AND NERVE FOOD to iny pat
»* 1 »ge*, from eighteen mouth» io .
three year». In every cane the mi
been exactly that claltnnl by you
*»y tmr U»e ynost valuable and r
Ionic I have ever met with,
Ldwahd Hutton Smith. M
20 Irving Place, New
p A ft ^
f IJ IJ II
w w
Q
vu:
and bouiuleii nn.i i ®* u lhin
dreci a.,ü flrS.*,!i b J* K ' r , «r«Wi.
•hie or West «freet atTwüE Ule *
«ÄÄSsSi
WI»1 aoout twohowi. , n -y el « l,t •
£-Sis?Ss|
SSSiSS 2
gSrrfli
or WilHsn (J,
twenty-two feet, more or U*. ,!.î
âe^-sr-Â^"^
outtr bulhllngN Uiereou erected
Kstherwilh tne en,, na«, belÄ
lac "e 0 """ 5 "' ' U " ,lu K' lun«^|
Nat zed »OU ukea |„ eiacution
k?k f y j; r K , v,n
Mwrjr L., hl, wile, and i t',, ,nd â
kJ , i^AACGKUBR Hh
HherlfTs Office, New Csstle OcS
__ oeiiMtg
I
II
ft" folio
!
1K78
-âL # r x*.
DRU
A Substitute Fur
FOOD 1* made a curativ* went I
centration and artitlcisl •lu^uon,
1» so simple In It* application that
" "" l W,U,ra) '
" OI
^7;*' hM , Mllal
Many of the be«l Pbvslcians ihn
the country are DI8CAKDINÜI
and UNIDK the HhA.NCHAKhB
AND NERVE FOOD with them
llylng result», pennain'Utly
lorin» of Physical and Menial
The Dy»peptîc and Conan motive
HUflerei» from Malarial or Bi<
Iiik, together with the entire IM o
plaints peculiar to the Female Sei
tue me of Uils Food sure and sj*
rerim from
reported, where the fa
I
j, e f.
N»w York, November J
d r , v. w. BLANCHAKd: Pot
p H *t year I bave pie»cril»»«l )
preparations of FoodCure, *nd feel
u, hliy mey have met my mont m
« xuectatlon», giving to patleuu H
frcbled by blood pomon, chronic
or over drug do»lsg Uie ue»«l«!d i
Hn d nerue lorce.
Phof CLEMENCE 8. LOZIER.
Dean of lloui- Mud. College ami
f or Womeu, New York City
Hundred» of case* of BRlhHT
E/\t4E of Lhe KHueys have wenn
rure( ] Kor Neuralgic and Rh**«
niHe*»efl It is Hi most a »peciflc PI
an ,j denial Debility iroiu theuseui
j iu i Opium and Tobacco or from a
uamaole cau*e. And in till» Food »
rtt j aiM j potent reinwly.
_ i VTFI LECTUAL ^
FOB THE IMthLC-u
«g'|,p lia. A 1%'1'HAK
* 11 r /
YYl-./^ rvrvrT WûrUÛ jl
r\innQ Hfitl IlOlTw A
^
• frort« a c-rtaln »«<■ """'Î'J,
Kupplylng Uie waste of the <*"»
lug irom labor mat w' 11 .,™* „„
better and more work tf 1 ,
without danger of mentAl iWJ
A. a remedj for the
''tlfiTVclffia.iiotl» 1 - i
cbddren, tins Kooa uas (
fl.Oft per Bolll«»
ALLD Ä
Y our Life Foo«i 1»
have no hesitation, after ft
OI K ln recommending
chrouic dyspepsia an J
llou * .. DR. AUSJ'IN PH®|
' m —- ,
THE BLANCHARD FUOU ^
gYHTEM now receiving
predation i* clear 1 y t l0 #
pamphlet which will * Al j
dresa on receipt of 23
_ . nubile, we
follow lug pomw
-ps
T j OW F 1
, fhftn the s»" 16
Being «L,
cau be made at uuui
Beautifully Flulfthen.
Perfect inFR*
Latest in oty the ^ us iiu.
S™!« ÏÏISn are Fell«'»• fa(t , s
guarantee«! to give perfec
6
Try them and you
For «ale by nn K \
^ ^ O K (jT Ai
\j m O« l"AvyA
efnrkct Sire«»
*
SOLD BY
Or sent by Exprès» ou
ANDOVIK THEOI.OUIVA'-jj" 1 '
Andover, *1^"^
ttioroui
It 111 c
are
Blanchird Food Cura
Sew »
97 Union Nquaro
Jy23-dly«od4w .
shirt®
In offering our
CELEBRATED SHI
would caff y°
will buy 0°
VVT. & D, McElW
Hav« opened a store,
JXo.50* TatuaU
win Keep 00
times, „ - m r. )
FURNITURE, BED ® -ABL1
TRESSES, CHAlBk)
CARPETS, Oil CL0
stoves, & c >
And ev.ryth.nf
F " r o n Ä*dT«d Stove» und Fur.
oc 13-60*
M
hao J
Where they
loi