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•^traat, and nerved by carr lern to» ubacriber* w
tn «11 Kirill of the city ami surrounding
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The Dklawaki Uaxkttk. established j
n 1784, 1« the largest and most flourishing
weekly paper in the Mtate, and baa a larger
ironlatlor tuen any other on the Peninsula
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JANUARY VÎ.-5 I «71»
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and
oat Ira voi tant
In brief Ju«t the
er or the buslres« manneed,
and
iucb
evening
cnee by reRiiUlug a money order for a
or alx months.
y<
St. Martin*8 confession before the
Potter Committee yesterday shows up the
kind of material the visiting statesmen
made use of to manipulate the great
fraud in stealing the Presidency. St.
Martin, from ail that we can gather, is
no better and no worse than Wells and
Kellogg, or the rest of the villains that
Sherman, Chandler, llayes A Co., used
to rob Mr. Tilden of the office of Presi
dent to which he was undoubtedly
elected.
In tiie election of Robert J. Rey
nolds. £sq., Mate Treasurer, the Legis
lature made an excellent choice. Mr.
Reynolds is a gentleman of tine reputa
tion. and we are qu te sure he w ill dis
charge every duty of the responsible of
fice to the letter.
John F. Staats, w ho
vas elected State Auditor at the same
In the State
time, is not so well knowj
.v* a partisan, but we are told he is a
gentleman of pleasant and affable man
ners. and well qualified for the position.
W. Fikk Townsend, Esq., certainly
deserves more credit for confessing his
drunkenness and promising to do better
than he could hav* deserved had be at
temped to prove his accusers charged him
falsely and failed in accomplishing his
doubt he would. We
purpose, as
hop« lie w ill now receive encouragement
to maintain that sobriety he formerly so
frequently demanded of others.
Every
vill now help to hold h m up.
Aside from this failing he wu
pi shed officer.
an acco
The 1'roposed Niagara Fails
Park.— A Buffalo Courier reporter in
Vrview cd the Marquis of Lome at Niaga
ra Falls in regard to Lord Duflerin's id* a
of establishing an international park on
both sides of Niagara river, at the Falls,
aud ascertained that the no
General of C
rovernor
is heartily in favor
of th** project. He has read the annual
message of (Vovernor Rohinsou, of New
York. an»l coincided
nada
regarel '-»» the park, expressing the oj»i
ion that the pla
as p»*M*-ctly feasihle.
:ouM tak<
aiiil though it
a »leal ol
ight that the tiling
money, of cours**, tbu
ight 1m* done.
The extension of the water works
is again to disturb the people of our much
favored little city. We regret this. We
had hoped there would lx a paus»i in the
Water Department, after the Cool
Spring reservoir was completed. We
think this expectation
one, especially as our city debt has just
been heavily increased on this account.
We are told the floating debt is now about
one hundred and twenty thousand dollars
id that it will he largely increased by
the first of July. Pure water is a neces
sity every one mast admit ; hut it is very
questionable whether the water will ever
be any purer, If the c ty permits it tol>e
diluted with substances that are dangerous
to health and life, and it is unlawful to
be put into it. The city now has the
power to prohibit all nuisances being put
into the Brandywine, and it should ex
ercise that power, and not evade duty
and seek to enlarge taxation when there
is no real necessity for it. We have no
fault to find with the report of the Water
Committee. They have only presented
a new project to the city through the
Council. It is for the people to determine
whether they will agree to be run into
debt for such a purpose at this time. We
are in favor for a pause ; we believe our
taxes are alieady too high and hoped to
see the present Council endeavor to re
duce them, or at least to retire to in
crease them.
B;
1111
I*
and
.
»unable
a re.
I
25
Iron Contract for the New York
Elevated II. K.—The Pli«»*nixvill.*,
Pa., correspondent of th»? Le<ly er, m» H
tions a very heavy contract made by
Messrs. Clark, Reeves ».v Go., with the
Plio-nix Iron Company, ofthat place, 1 *
tbe manufacture of bO.OOO,OUO pounds
*fc*'.. for t lie
if
run girders, columns, brae
N- v Volk Metropolitan Elevated rail
re ad and its proposed extensit
E ubth aii'l Ninth avenues to the Harlem
river. In these times of slack industry
a contract covering 40,000 tons of manu
factured metal deserves to be more par
ticularly chronicled. The Ph»i*uix Com
pany concluded the contract in Novem
ber, and has already been able to supply
about 5.000 toms of the metal needed.
The total quantity of iron needed, if
manufactured into railroad iron of 50
pounds to the yard, would furnish rails
to equip a road 400 miles loDg. The
Fhu;nix Company, to complete this con-,
alon
trai-l, will be able to eite full work in 74
. . , , , -,vr . •> i
night »ml d*y relay», to troiu 1, »<J0 to 2,- I
000 hands. The company's shops and I
I
mills have a capacity of 1,000 tons a
">*' 'he completion of,he contract
w jH realize to tlu* company about $3,
'
000,000. The night gangs will work
M|u j er t | ie cheerful glare of two of Brush's
electric lighting machines. In regard to
the method of construction of these new
branches of the Metropolitan railroad,
(and the simple fact of the speedy ex
tentions proves tiie success of the plan,)
we learn that it will be placed in the
centre of all streets over 55 feet in width
from curb to curb, leaving space for car
riages on each aide, anil with space un
derneath the elevated track for a double
track street railw ay. Where the street is
less than 55 feet between curl»«, the
columns will be placed on the edge of
the sidewalk, and the girders will span
the street, leaving the roadway entirely
unobstructed. The columns on which
the girders are to rest, will average in
height about 10 feet, the shortest being
12 feet and the longest over 50 feet ;
these
e to be pi act'd where the ground
is depressed, so as to carry llie toad on a
level. All the iron used in constructing
these roads Is required to stand a test o!
50,000 pounds to the square inch, ami the
iron for the rivets must stand 00,000 to
the square inch, and the stretch before
break!ug 15 per ceut.
Intimidation of Colored Demo
crats in Not ru Carolina.— The evi
dence before the Blaine Investigating
Committee, in South Carolina, on the
22*1 inst., reminds ils so forcibly of the
conduct of the white*» ami negroes in
Delaw are toward the negroes who desired
to vote the Democratic ticket, that we
present the evidence below. I'p to a
negro dared to vote
cratic ticket ojienly in this city
or .State without incurring the risk of
being beaten or driven froiu the neigh
borhood in which he lived, ai d no doubt
'•intimidation'' was more terrible in the
South than in Delaware. Here is the
evidence of it in South Caroln
very recent period
the Dei
•*(i. D. Bryan. President of the Denu*
cracy of the First Ward, testili»-*! that
only three tissue tickets were voted
his ward : the w hite residents of the
ward went to 1'ilmetto Engine House,
or Market IlaP, in the Third Ward, to
vote, in consequence of the crowd at his
1 * 11 ; onecoluted man brought upeighty
tive colored men ta » vote the Democratic
ticket ; other colored men told him their
churches v
tli»* Demo
uId not allow them to vote
d they desired
to conceal the fact ; intimidation of col
ored Democrats by negroes at previous
elections was cotfltuon ;
know < f colored Democrats being killed
for voting such ticket, out knew of white
m**n kiHed w hile protecting colore d men :
had heard of cannon lieing take
atic ticket,
itness did
ot
litical meetings in l-7*\ but onlv for
qiows, and knew that at pre
vious elections the State militia, coin
I**s***l of ncgiues. atteude«! lb-publican
meetings with anus; Charleston now
had a liner IkhIv of colore d mili'ia. a**
luting i
i/.'-d hv the Detii(H*ratS, than c;
reorga
* found in any other city of the Union
Mr. P. T. Barm m has written a let
•r in which he s^y* that a surface rail
ay' Xei
t*
a*l on Broadt
York, is an ab
re
lute necessity to the public generally,
id to every propel ty holder from the
to
B;
attery to Fourteenth street.
He thinks
1111 1 Ire
of dollars
irth of Broadway
operry, which is now hall paralyzed
I*
and can pay but small taxes, would be
.
ectntied into life
lid value by such a
»ad.
The Toplieary Navy.
I
the N. Y. Sun.
ro
Mr. Blau
's attack ou the monstre
officer« in the navy wauld
power by being
surplus of
have even gained i
pushed still further in details.
On the active navy list, according to
the last official register, there were 1 ad
miral, 1
ce-ad mirai, 11 rear-admirals,
25 commodores, ûo captains, isw Comman
ders, HI lieutenant-commanders, and 280
lieutenants, to say nothing of luO masters
aud <>2 ensigns who ar*- also commis
sioned officers, a^d 12d midshipmen and
cadet midshiptneL.
in the Medical Corps active list there
are 15 directors, 1 ranking aacommodore
and the other 14 as ••aptams, 15 inspect
ors. ranking as commanders; 50 surgeons
ranking as lieutenant-commanders; 30
passed assistant surgeons, ranking
lieutenants,
assistant surgeon«, ranking as
au<l 35 as eusigns.
In the Pay Corpa there are 13d.rectors
one ranking as coinmod
12 as captains; 13 inspectors, rauking
as commanders; 5o pay
a- lieutenant-commanders; 30 p
sistant paymasters, ranking as
auts; 4 ;
ma-ters, and 14 mure
lu the Engineer Corps there are 70
ch.ef ei gise r.-,l ranking as commodore,
us, lo as commanders, and 45
as heute mint-commanders, 06 pi
distant engineer*, of whom so rank as
lieutenants aud lb as master*; 38 assist
ant engineers, of wham 7 rank as iua>t*-rs
let engineers.
rank
and 2R more a- masters;
4
masten»
aud toe oth
an ten», 1 an king
»cd a.-
heuten
asters ranking :*n
»■taut pay
H
by
the
and 31 .
nd 2
.hapluins, 4 of wh
Th*
are
de T
uv.min;
«P
11.
:
t*
if 1
afica, 3 rankitjg as
nlers, and 5 a.-» lieutenants. There
lie
ath
. 4 ;u
if
.'OUntruetoI
•umpriMug 1
par
if
50
rails
The
con-,
•lumand
r.ipti
nbre j
d
Mslaiit naval
. 1 ranking as lieutenant and
«1 vi ce
conatructu
lh
masters. There i
•is, and the admiral «
h In
1 eng
auinnal
This i*>
tired «
ly riie active li- 1 . On the th
d reserved li.*»
e find 45 r»-ar-ad
odores, l*i captain.*», 13
couimauders, 14 lieutenant commanders,
6 lieutenant', 14
Pursuing
m r«u>,
; biters, and 7 emigus.
additions among the htaff'
corps, retired aud re>*;rved list, we Und,
simply taking the relative rank and re
tiring pay, 20 more commodore s, 22 cap
tain.**, 3 commanders, y lieutenant com
manders, 16 lieutenants, 33 maeters, anil
1 ensign.
Summing up the active and the retired
or reserved hot,
get an aggregate uf 1
a-lmiral, 1 vice-admual, 5»J rear ad mirais,
lommotore». 132 «apintiw, K-2 com
manlier», 9«(U-ilteoa»Woniman<l«l»,aui1
lieutenant», tn ei.te- large number» . f
master» and ensigns, while i.f the warrant
ulticen. we have male no reckoning.
Looking at ttie higher gr ele- for a III..- u
meut, the tophearinev. which Mr. lllaine ,
All- J
discovered is most apparent,
cient Mariner Thompson, iu hts last re
port, says that "the »-umber of vessels
now in commission and needing no re
pairs is .'13;" and he adds that, with next
year's appropriations expended, "the *-f
criii.tiug force of the navy will be
steam and 5 «ailing ships, making the
total iiumlier 5*2." But with hii 33— pos
sibly to be mad« 52— «hip«, the Ancient
Admiral can display a list of 36 rear-ad- J
irais and 70 commodores, to *av tioth
fecti
. ,
itig of uigln r or lower grades of commis- j
stoned ofticen*. t
y other country in the world
mak such an exhibit ?
< '
The ücw DefcssF of Mra. C ol»b.
William antic, Jan. 2.3.— Mrs. Albert
Baker, a resjiectkble lady of this place
epresei tative **f the I
New U'.Hiun T --l- gr »m. llu( on the last
February or first ot March. 1* ( .*, Chas.
Cobb, Jr., confidently told her he was
the habit of taking an arsenical prêt
as a drug
lie added that
tak
to-dav stated to a
ration w hich a friend, who
gist, had prescribed.
Kate, his wife, did not fcnow he w
itig it, ami that if she did know it it
would worry her to death. The friend
is believed to Ik.* Wesley
referred t
Bishop who was formerly a drug clerk.
Mr. Threalier, connself*»r Mis. Cobb, re
ceived a similar statement from Mr«.
Baker, and w ill make it one of the mean»
securing a new trial.
aVKVIAL AO TICKS.
ihe errors
To All who Are suffering li<
nd Indiscretions of youth,
*. ewrly decay, lo«** of manhood, A<
will »end a recipe that
FREE OF CHARE. This great re
whs discovered by a missionary ln N».
America. Mend m «elf-addressed
Uie Hi v Jus* in T Inmax, MIAU
Bible Houae, New Y ark City,
decjn-e-sl.v w ! v
k
I
y
:rv,;
Ilf ANTED.-Fine shirts
> V a dosen, «3 a half doxen. In a su
perior manner lor T*> cents «niece A *<>o 1
tit guarani»*» d. Cali at .'.A East Klghth
WM. MILLER
ake al f
d«rjf.-tf
Ait rsKSf EFTS.
QUAND OPERA BOUSE.
grand fashionable event?
SATURDAY EVENG, J AN. 2Mb, 1870.
The Populr
and Beautiful Actress,
M MISS KATE ■ST
ClaxtoJM
Pupporte*.! by
CHAS, A. STEVENSON
Ar d her N FW YORK C<
Vf PAN Y H
'lav of Uie
the
P.
erlul
DOUBLE MARRIAGE
Pronoucced by Prei
d Publi
AN UNEQUIVOCAL SUCCESS.
'opulnr P
« 1 35, P
lttiout ext
'ents
charge, ul Th
U*MSK St 4
j 1UJ3 .it
band opera huu.sk.
G
ONE N1GIIT ONLY.
MO.'IBIY. JANI .lliV 27.
Tony Denier's
Pantomime Tn.-,... _ . ... .
puny, with the Grest Uriglnal Clown
(GEO. H. ADAMS.)
And a 4.rand C ombination of
25
PANTOMIME AND SPECIALTY
-STARS
Ad
Union 35 a 50 cent«, reserved «eats
le 3 daj « In
1 as A t o's.
>. B. Hodges Bu». Agent.
75 cent«; reserved «
advance, at C. F. Thom
22-5t
» for
J
RAND UPERA HOUSE.
G
TUESDAY EVENING. JAN. 28th.
The popular and thrilling temperance
drama, in five acts, eu Lined
"T«n Mghts in a Bar Rocm>
by the
If. S. li. A. Dramatic AnsocvUion ,
Assisted by Eminent Ta,eut of Pblia
de nhla.
M
vt;
play will be produced directly ander
id for the benefit of the
the a
Moral Muasion Reform Association of this
city.
Admission 35 and 50 cents ; no extra
charge for reserve*! «eats. Reserved seats
for sale at C. F. Thomas A Co's book store,
and after Uie iftth of January. Ttkeie
may be procured from any member of
the Association, and exchanged for reserv
ed seats wiluout additional charge.
Jan2h-4t
pices
Special Attractions
63 Ladies' & Misses'
COATSl
AT
C losing Out * fc PBICES."
GREAT BARGAINS.
Mee for Y<
irselvee
be convince*!.
M. L, Lichtenstein,
Q26 Marliot St.,
»arAi-sepl*
UKEMTON ATAfn,
C PRACTICAL WATCH MAKER,
And dealer ;n
ALKKlCAk AND HWIbB
- W A-TCHES.
0M CLOCK«, JEWELRY
HP ECTA CLEM.
EYE-GLAMHE8,
SILVER WAKE, At
NO. 806 MARKET 8TKEET
Wilmuvgtok, Del.
Particular attention paid to repairing m
ail IU branches ; also, changing speotakcle
g lues e s. Ha« a good aeeortment of glaeeea
oonstantljr on hand.
Th« public 1« cordially Invited ko «
•xamlne my «wock and «ara my prll
SOT1CR*.
-
wj orict-l ha Mutual I.aa .
1» n "".".!!?*, "StiT'b? m»il«any
>e nrat » »> ' « m "^k|s,
11 5 siî re'arv a. .1 i re»»
„ 1n „, < mre ml ship «y Ht., *1 iiory.
•r.
s
S ri.sCK PI IONS FOB THF UNITED
Slate« lour «er cent, loan received at
Uie First National Bank of Wilmington
par and accrued Interest.
UEO. D. ARMSTRONG,
Cashier.
jan?4-lmd
Notice.
AHHCHOOrH'
dred.
Eton II
of Wll
The taxabl
Castle Count v. are* hereby noil fled
that the a**e**nienl for 1*7» b
H t.d die took« containing the «arna
are hung up for public luapectiou at ihe
following places :
Hul'THKRN DISTRICT
First Ward—Al Mprlng.-r'a grocery «»<»
No. >00 West Second *tr»«-i, mar Talnall.
Second Wart—AI ihe
H*aw, southeast corner of t rout and K lo*
stoats
Third Ward— Al I» J Pabcrck'« saloon,
d Orange
Ponii«> I v
north»ast
,l, ^ rth w.m-At E.qut
|, rH j
ne
>rner of Fifth
William II.
irth «tretd,
Tice. Su. 10S East F
In*
Tenth Ward-At Robert Cottlnghan.
saloon, NaXO Maryland Av
NORTHERN DIHTKIt T
Fifth War-1 - Al E H Mlngl**« A Mon's
cigar «tore. No. Market street.
Sixth ward—At Hugh Maguire'«,
streets.
of Ninth sud Wal
Seventh Ward- AltJeorgeH. Robinson*«
«aUmu Kooiix-aat corner of leulh and
Orange «ire* t**
' Eighth Ward At W. II. Tucker ** grocery
■ton*. »<>uiheast aomt-r of Eighth and
Pine «tree!«.
Ninth Ward--At Win. Sweeney'« gro
. No Jim Market street.
» Him glv
will «It at the (Tty Hall
/•Mb «lay of J
«lay of the present mouth
hou r« of in o'clock .a rn . ami b o'clor k. p
in . I*» make correction In liie af >re*aiii
add H*l«lltlonHl
DAVID W. HIGH EM.
Southern District.
•er y »
Not
that tlm Assessors
«■»aturJay, the
uary (ball. g the last Hatur
tietween ihe
iner«t<*.
book*
A
GEORGE r ward.
Assessor Northern Dlstrlei.
J«
D og regimtek notre. -ah
sun« owing or having Jogs about t
l*es are required to have
lnriy registered between the 1st and »Ab of
January After the latter date the
nance* will b«* strictly enforced «gainst
registered dogs.
BTr
regu
di
WM. J MAXWELL.
t hi* tot Ponce.
12-11
J«
V- oTICE—J he regular quarterly meet
41 ing of the 'Jiru-tces of the Poor af
ew Castle county, will be held at llie
Ain»« House, ou Wednesday, Jan. xtnh, al
10 o'clock, a. rn. AH persons having hill*
will please present them on or before that
dsy.
ThePupply »
Alms Ho
o'clock, a. m . u b
celve*l for funds!
wltu bread and meals for the
inoutn«.
JaLJ3 23.2f/Jfl*i»w
N
I ml ttee will meet at tn*
urday, Feb. 1 st.
proposals will t»c
g the Alm« House
•ext three
J. W. COUCH.
Htcrttary.
11
T OTICE— TU WATER HENTKMN.
timer Water liifAKTkiRT
lmb. 1 tfi 8.
N
W 11 .M 1 ngton. Del., 1
The bills for 1»7 j «
able 1
ket Nt
•aid i
ace of the bill ; lh
onth of February, five p
tloiiM I, thone paid during the
March, ten per cent.
'(naming u
]*:«. th«* registrar Is required
les wlthd
.1 pay
r * office, No. logi Mur
' 4 Uir*-s that all bill»
lary 31«» , leffg, the
* paid during (he
c«vit adai
inonth of
d any
«y
he re-gist
if. The la
f
rfidltl
•aid alter A prll 1st,
have the
stltuterl for
al,
. at d suit
fe
l th«
the
v of lh<* ainou
Int*» such premises
r will
dH
ch arrears, with
Its und
«2 for d
hours, ;
l.-s
d umos
f»
e pi
to 4 p m
decll-eovl Jan,fell,eo*l
W. J. MORROW,
Registrar.
New Year 1 S 7 »
Commet
e It right by coing to
ClilPPEN'S
For your
TEAS and C 0 I-Fl_o*
We have the l.e-1
50 CENT TEA,
AND
25 cent Breakfast Collee
Hold in this city. Try them.
CO F F E EM FROM 14 CTS. lb. UP.
TEAS FROM 25 CTS. lb. UP.
Aim, a full 11
Coffees, and the best old Dutch Java Im
ported 3 lbs. for »1.00
OCR STOCK OF FANCY GOODS,
of hl|(ii u
de Tea«
Vases and Japanese Ware
We
offering U
t» * close h nd make
room for New Good«.
*ugarN Hohl al lout.
Pure Pepper & Spices a Spialtf.
N. B - We a
give to purchasers of
T*-a* and Coffee« elegant p
Glassware, Toy« and Fancy Goods.
us of V««««,
Crippen's Tea Stores
3 West Third St.,
-AND—
Mo. & last Second St.
[£J~0nly 3 doors from Market
street. Look fur Bed F routa aud
Name, Crippeo.
BIG FIRE
IN
ISTEW YORK:
L . R U S S E L L v I
R.
AT
'
I
I
,
yi
306 Market Street.
"<rrp
Will open
Saturday, at 11 o'clock
9
A few ParK»\ges of
BLEACHED
MUSLINS
m
A Little W'et, 0j% ct«. a yard.
Quick, or You Loose Them
j^LL PKHMUNM
wish 10 Kent, buy
s, may neve trouble and
by entering their name« at
1'iEMAN'B FARM AGENCY.
No, 2 West FourtLBL
seil F
«ÏÏ
*ep5- dnew-AwU
S
SHERIFF'S SALES
to
UKKI»F'tf HALE.
Î5) Hy wärt
tome <1 1 racked, will be
Male, at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, Ml Bblpley Ht.,
kept by John J. Dougherty. In the city «*f
Wilmington, New Castle county, 1 «la
ware, oi
of a writ oi Levari Faela«,
posed to public
at
■
of
WEDNESDAY,
The 5th day of FEBRUARY, 1879,
al l o'clock, p. m , the following described
ht m 1 Kst*te, vlx :
\I1 that certain lot. piece or paroel of
liiui situate iti the city of Wilmington.
Castle county. Delaware, bounded
follow«, to Wit : Begin
tue southerly «nie of
the dUtaiice of thirty feet
V
and described
nln* at a |«omt
Twelfth street
■aster I y from the e»»sle ly side of Madison
street, thenee southerly parallel with Mad
ison street 141 feet 5 g Inches to the norther
ly side of Delaware avenu« ; thence aouth
I y by the said aide of «aid avenue 1*3
. thence northerly
street »10 feel 6*
Id southerly side of
vast
feet Inches
•»rai Id wl'h Jeffers«
iu he* to the a or
Twelfth street and thence thereby westeily
170 feel to the place « *r tH<*inntr>(, Ihj the
said bound* what lliey
Book F, vol. 10, page;»:.
in execution a« the
t
intent« with
may
Met «ad hixI Uife
pr*»i>erty of Edward Tatuail, Jr.; deceased
ai.d lUohel A Talnall, hl« wile ami sur
vlTlug mortgacor «nil t I., (Jo««pti Tat
nail, Jr . and William Csnky, Executor«
of Kd ward 1 an tall. Jr., deceased, ac.,) and
JOHN PYLE. Hherlff
to Ik* «old by
HLerlfl'« Ufflcw, New Caatle. J snuary 10,
|ani* siawia.
ltr*.
HEMIFF'M MALE.
By vlrt
dlrroUftl will be exposed to Public
at She
LAFAYETTE HOTEL. MI Shipley SE,
keul by John J. Dougherty, In the city of
Ington, New castle County, Delà
S
of m writ of Levari Farias
to
Wll
WEL NEHDA Y.thefUh day of February.
in*, at 2o'clock, I>.
1 be following de*cr«t»e*l IW-al E«taie,v'.a.
All that certain lot oi land and three
«tory brick dwelling house tharaon, «iluata
In the rlty of Wilmington, bound«*! wir
deacrilKsi a« follow* to wit Beginning at
theaoutherlv side of Ninth «trt**L between
Wtndmrand Ma*li«on «lr«Ha al in* di*
tance of «evanty f**et «lx inchea from lha
wester. y «Ida of Windsor street, thence
southerly parallel to Windsor street
throng* the centre of h two r<*-i foar Inch
wine alley between this
hou*e of said Springer, ou theaast eighty
•r. thence westerly par-liel
venteen feet six Inches *o
srailal lo Ihe
Imlsor Street
•1 Fie adjoining
Iset to a
to N luth slrset
, thence northerly pi
t*ntlon««i Hue asd W
first
Along a line of Land of M. t\ Pvrkl
eighty fael to the Aforesaid south
of Ninth street and lh»ta«e Uierw
lerly »aventeen feet »lx Inch«« lo ihe
place of t»egiunlnK i>e the content* tlisreof
What ttisy iifty. Book L. vol. w, page 44*
I and taken In exacutloo as Ihe
property of Hattie B. Mardi, surviving
maitgager and l. I., and to be «o!d hy
JOHN PYLE, Hherlff
Hherlff'« office, New Castle. Jar. 10. 1ST»
II « w
arly side
by
K.
HERIFF'H MALE.
By vlrtueof a writ of lx?varl Faclri«,
in« directed, will t>eexp<M***l to Public
Male, at lh«
Lafayette hotel, mi ghipieyMt.,
s
to
Kept by John J Dougherty (t lQ the City o
Wiimington, New Castle county, Delà
ware, on
WEDNESDAY,
The 5th day of FEBRUARY, 187W
1
at 2 o'clock, p. m., the following dwsorlbed
K. al h «late, vlx
All that certain lor of land with a two
Iherenn, situate
. bounded and de
rir>M »4* follows, to wit; Beginning at
the southerly side of Pleasant street be
tween Jackson and Van Buren «irest«. said
l Street being laid out piwiàllel to
and tietween t rout and Mecond streets and
running from Jackson to Harrison streets
• of siity fl
•tory brick dwcillq* hou
In the city of WllmTngUu
•1
at tl e dlsta
from Uu<
street and at
f the party wall betwc«ii this
dwelling on the west
of Vau turc
< asterly si
Die (*«•
d to
djolnli
iMiidl«, the
•d D»* N
of
south
•rly through lh»
Id W»4lp
litre* of
allel to V
Buren *l
t fifty feet four
* vaM^riy pH^
ul Id to U»»* firs
id Van Bu
bt*s to the uf<
11 corner, Iheiu
iH to pleasant street fin
ner, thence northerly p
inention***! Hue
I
street fifty
therty
ulid thence ihereby
• place t,{ bsglil
feet four
1*1
Ml* le of Pie*»
est ei It nftec
feet to tl
»iiDMil« thereof what they
Ing. Ik* lit
may.
xe.l and t
lion
the pro
Y I
>f TIkmii
No
perty
wife, l. t's, ami to h»* s* »Id by
JOHN l*Yl,E, Sheriff.
C»4slle. January 10
lanlH.atawu
(
Hherlff s Ufflcc, N
Uffk.
li KR1 Fl* 'H MALE.
By vlrtueof »4 writ of V'
potins to me directed will lie
l'uüllc Mal« at the
S
idlHorrMCx
HOTEL OF JACOB HYATT,
In the town of Newport.ln Chtstlaua Hun
dred, In New Castle
nly, Del.,
THURSDAY,
Tl.afilU dajof FEBRUARY, 1S7V,
at 1 o'clock p. m. ( the following described
Heal Estate, y]»
All that certain lot or piece of land
situated in the town of Newj»ort, County
of New Castle and Mtate of Delaware»
Beginning at a «take standing at the cor
ner of Front street on the Philadelphia,
Wilmington and Baltimore railroad and
Walnut street; thenee a
g said Walnut
street to the Christiana creek ; thence
along sa d creek to a small gut; then««
up «aid gut to Freni »treat aforesaid;
thence along »aid street to tiie place of be
ginning containing one hundred and
twenty-eight square porches he t^e same
more or less. '1 he Improvements therein
Consisting of a Rolling Mill and Machinery
Building for Galvanising sheoi-lrwn.
office and other oulbut ding«.
Me Iked an '
taken in execution as the
property of the J. Marshall Company of
Newport, Delaware, and to be sold bv *
40 JOHN PYLE. Sheriff.
KherlfT* Office, New Castle. January 10.
,87w * lanis-auwu*.
HERIFF'H HALE.
By vlrtueof a writ of Levari Facias
vie directed, will beexposed «0 Public
Bale, at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL. 841 Hhlpley &U,
Kepi by John J. Dougherty, In the cite of
ware'ou** 011 ' Wew Ga«tle oounty, Delà
S
t 1
WEDNESDAY,
I Tho 5th d.j of FEBRUARY
, 1S7Ö,
' ■SipB.tato.tff-''"" ,ollowlu **>«en«w».
I All timt o.ru .111 lot of lui 1 with .
I «lory Hrick Dw.lllr* Hnu.„
, »io ln Uie «llj ol Wilmington tmüud«i
ami ii.Horiii .1 it. rollow«, t' wiiiilli„
rilng.i tlm inirlherly «tile of Front .lreat
lwtweauJ.ok.im.ml Vim Bur.n .trmUat
'.'.'.r; nh: > fwt Ä ^^r y l
side or Van Muren street; thence noriiwriv
KÏ-ÎS'SVJV llur,,J * tr --' 1 «Uly-Uini
11 * lx '•?' °* "»» l'orner, lliwiiov ««.tari»
ll'l to h 1 ont .(real firvun l,.t if,
. Wu-ricc «"tiUierly invallol to Um
ll.rr.ugh ÏÂ7ir "*™
' tween ihls h
. the *
dp
flret
1 .» o., kHr ! J WRl1
t, ."""'.Mi'" 1 ; 1 * '1 Willing on
nowof the»Hi.l D« Normandie slx
f«*L six Inches t*. Uie uioresald
rly side of Front «tre* t, and u,
westerly fifteen
»lug, bn ihe coni
tv II
th* r * by
«Mg.
i they
i feet to
e plan* of
nook c. Vo. 1 ",
b-i«etl und lak.-H In
idle,and
>'
:
' U. r °l > ' r ii V I! r Y Ik. Normal..
I Mary Miller, t. t..a,i,l lo 0o .„Ul by
JOHN pYLE Mi#*» irr
I Mienir. omc.Nfiv CMU«, jitnuary^ie,
■ 1 w Jani8-3tawts
Bianos, Organ., aud Sheet Mu'mo,
FUR 8ALK AT
F. Rn hrr'k Nlusle Mturr,
»»> *«*«l Stret.
Htlaff'k Plano, a .pMlaltr : alao __
^-aa b yd yta no. <STJfTaig
_MaM«l.«ohk glT«p in priyat. aad ■
By virtue of a writ of Leveri V
me directed, will be exuo««**l ,
•ale, at the 1
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, 841 H»up> y
kept by John J. Dougherty, in u„
Wilmington, New castle
ware, on
P
r;fr
ÖOUljly
WEDNESDAY,
The 5th daj of FEBRUARY,
at t o'clock, p. m., llie following tiH* cr
Ileal Estate, ▼!«: * Cr
All that certain lot of lai »1 with
»lory hrick dwell ln* h*u«e liiere
ate In the oily of Wilmington,
d described a« follow«, u# wit
nln* at the northerly «idc «r Km
J ackson an«l Van Huren .
the distance of •% feet from Uie
Ide of Vau Huren street and al tl u ~
of the party wall between thu a
the went
thence
Id Wall
Van Buren «tieet «lily-u,
nix Inches to r corner; tl.. u<-,.
parallel to Front street flm-». n f
corner ; thenee southerly purallel it,
Ar«t mentioned line and Van llurei.itM
Hixty-lhree feel «lx liiehe« to Lii#-a
northerly «l*le of Front »Irret, hi .|
ttiereby winterly finden leel in u,„
beginning, ha the contenu ih.-r.
they may. Book C. Vol. lo, Ka».
Melted and taken III
pert y of Tuom
Marah Welch, l. t., and lo be a<>i«i > tV
JOHN P YLK, NUrrlf
Sheriff'• Uflloe, New Cattle, jh
187».
« u.
fr'UtKld
bat
id tli*
r dwelling on l
ie Normandie,
nnw-,fU4
H"rti,»
a, "l
said
through the rentre of
lel
•'
•utlon
Y. De No
w.!S5*
F UHL 1C Si LES.
WALE
PUBLIC
Will be sold at public «ale. on it»«
of Hobart Husband'«, «Jer.«,,.;
Thom peon '« Bridge, Christian« '»t
mllaa from Wilmington, on
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 4th,|g|
At 12 o'clock, m.
4 head of good work
d iiv log horw
ilali cows, some with aair.« t,y
sides, others sprln«lng one > yssrofd|
l siioats, Ac. Farming Iinpi.Ui,u:
farm wagon«, 1 York wagon, i,».«
1 market dearborn, horse
»low«, harrows, cultivator, r«,rk. n
iocs. A» .Iron harvester, inownrsidri
er co ta blued. 1 good horse
winckle fan. grain bags, wagoiu | .ovi
rrlage harness, 2 sets heavy j u, ra.
log chains, sine dairy flxture«. »an
pans, bucseta, churns, cream c»:..
cans. Ac. tfl asres wheat iu
hay by the ton.
CONDITION®.—AH «unis
less, rash, over that amount, s
month« will be given, fcy th»- (urua
S iring a bankable note with «Liruv^i
oreer. THOEDORK h>TLJ
L. W. Mtldhain A Mon, Auctl*
Janlfl-wti»
)
.
.1 v
IU gng
ol »
PUBLIC HALEN
Will be sold at public sale, on tiitUn
or Andrew Harman,
Hqulre Farrle's Corner
pencafler Hd.,
THURHDAY, February Uis lJtn if»
Male commencing at l2o c;
he pit»tstvg
d Uisk^s
One o«y horse. Frank, nom! 14 't«
old, « fine traveler and will «urkxs
kinds of harness , one hay mer» La
coming eight years old this spr.q
g<K*l traveler, and work« quiet lu a.
ot tiarne*« and Is a splendid fsmi.râa
3 head of flrat-class milch cow».„l
1 will t>e Iu profit by day of
an4 otuers springing. I two \car' Ml
•14 heifer, g<**l sUx'k, t> 1
springing, 3 3 varllng hem r« <>:.4
3 shoal pig«.
tug implement«. -One
on. in goo-i order, 1 Ge
1 dugout wagon, i Van
rake.
roller, 1 grind*!
I
'
steel tooth t»(
•heller,
box. 1 wheelbarrow,
iJ
:«*!■
1»
Ixitik trough, 1 mom;
cradle, 1 barn »hovel. ;
grulti
rows, cultivators, fork**.
, plow
dies, gral
11 m I f Interest Of 12
d carnage barn-»
mgs, barley f.•;
It
1
•res ol
:al
CuNDITIONM.-aII '
der. cask, 1 *
lh*it Hinoui l m .
tlis will he given
>y m- ! '
g H bu nknble not« u
j per cent, off f<»r
J. 51. ><
glv I
1*1
jr, or th
lute.
est fro
W.J. BANK, Auctioned
r?XBCUTOR'H HALE
REAL EHTAT
By virtue of an
Court, of the Mtate or DHhwmi
N« w ('asile County, mad** at
the Mtooml day of Mep»**
1*74, will be exposed at publ
tin* hslswaro
Hall, In the City of Wlliningt- 1 . -
SATl'KIiAT, Ihe l.t Jar of KfiBur
A. D., 187«. at k o'clock, p. lin
ing described Heal Estât*-, »•'
( ily of WllinlngtcD aforessi'
property of Cau.arl
oeased, bounded aud descrllx*«!
to wll:
No. 1. All that certain lot, V * (
•el of land witli a Hrick 1 *w*
thereon, beginning al a polt<t
erly side of FlfUi «treet, betwwasj
and Church street« at the dl*l»"^
hundred and fifty feet flroni U*< ^
side of Church street, thsnif now
parallel to Cnuich «(reel t*igh >-*v
a corner, tiience easterly P 4 *,
Flftli street eighteen leet l<»
u«r, ihenoe soulherlv pars lie* :
street eighty-two feet to thesi ' r< *7
of Firth street, and thence »Ml JL
westerly eighteen feet to the place«,
nlng.
. 2. All that certain lot, pkj*
eel of land begluning at «
northerly side of Fifth » ,r * 1
Mu rue** and Chur eh streets, bri«l
or lot late of Thomas A*k**w. Jew
the distance of one hundred
feet more or U«s from the wei-ww
Church street, thence nortberi) F*
Church atreet elghty-two f«*!*®
stake, thence easterly purSiif
l.-r of : 1
ttit
louse
'l" *'
'
.ni*
N
atreet eighteen feel to **,,,%
Houlherly paiailel to 1 huicli » •[*.
two feel to Uie aforesaid
street, and thenee >herewith *■'**
to Uie place of beginning. ,
AtUmdance will l»e 8' veI1 ., ^
made known at the time l ' un
said oy BERNARD !*>>*£,
Bin"
HU *"*
J. M. llüL-bmi,
HI'" -
Or by John W*i.
Al'eet :
Court.
S ALE OF COWH.
The Hubscribers wll
sell al Publlo Male, hl Ht-i -
Lion. East Mailborough,
Chester county, Pa.,
MONDAY. FKHBI'aM »'
AU O-ClM», 1 ■ 51 '
FOUTY HEAD OF
HI-KINUEKH. ami YOU-'"
A 1.0 . lot of EA NJjjEYiUlljj
Welib A. Nlehol.. Aurl.in' J,
DUNCAN BROTHS
214 MARKETS
in«®
ve lust recel vt-1 * fllie
lb
Table & Pw
CUTL ER^
war. s.
No. 1009 Market :
plumo^
«TRAMA
F UK HUNT-H.«" 11
the UM0U building
WAÏ 1,
«A« fl
jdlWlf