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Johnson. Eoitor
puniisiiml ev*r
x«5t-pt»*d.) at 41« Mar
carriers to s u bscrl here
THiC P Al b T < 4 A £ K TT K
af er ioon ( su id a
r er ioon i sun a y "X
ireei, and serve«! by
tu 11 warts of the cliy
UW sand villa ON. for six cent« a week
payable weak I Yearly bue r I hers, *3 In
it
! I
!, «stabil shed
1 most flourishing
: Ha CRT
Cm* Dki.awa
* Di«» largest
Weekly iwioer m Üi«î .State, and has a larger
the Peninsula
day afternoon, atfv
an v «»tiier
irculattof
Pibltshed ev-ryThi
v >ar. tn a«lvance.
and
y**t
to
it
<»f
FEHHUAHYT
but
The Daily Gazette is sent to alt parts
of the country, postage paid, for tiikkk
ivance. n contait
tost lrapoitant
noi.i.A us a year, 1
all the 1
news ami
of the day. It gives in brief Just the
the bualiiesa man need,
r.ews the farmer
at half the cost of Die two
P
mi papers ;
ight to read of
Subscribe for it at
rder for a
iuch
nd
a nu
lornlnf.
veiling
nee by remitting a money
ytar or six months.
An American sailor named Webb
has been fourni guilty of murder in the
first decree for killing a quartermaster
belonging to tlie Ru&sian fleet at Negas
ki, Japan. They had been drinking
freely of some poisonous composition
made by the Japanese. An etlurt will be
lade to have the sentence commuted by
the Pre-ident to imprisonment. If there
is no interference he w ill be hanged du
ring this month or March, and will he
the first to be hung among our seamen
in that country.
The Potter sub-committee at New
York yesterday heard the testimony of
Col. W. T. Pelton in relation to the ci
pher telegram'*. He admitted that there
were negotiations for the purchase of
the Florida returning hoard, but when
Mr. Tilden heard of them he denounce«!
them, was very angry w ith Pelton, and
declared he would sooner die than allow
himself to he put in th«? Presidential
chair under false pretenses. The com
mittee at Washington examined Jostqdi
II. Maddox further as to the St. Martin
affidavit, denying generally its statements
as far as lie was concerned.
Indefinitely Postponed.— The ac
tiou «if the City Council la-d night in
postponing indefinitely the bill asking
auth* rity t f the Legislature to borrow
$170,000 for removing the pumping ap
; a at us from its present jKisit.on at >ide
ckford, and lay a thirty-inch
pipe from that place t« » the "Cool Spring
vislies of
The Gazette has
vatcr to lit
Reservoir," w ill meet the
people generally.
ipenly and fairly oppose«! this pr<»j«*« t ;
ami we said iu a previous is.su«; of this
paper that the Council had n«>
ish
to make this change if it
by the people, and th« ir <»pp«isitl«di t«, it
as well maiiileste«! at tin* pub ic me«*t
iugof proiwrty-holdersou Tuesday night.
California excels ii
is latter tha
latiy thitiL'^.
that of
li* Stiape
France, and grapes there «h y uptoexce
mail«* finm b«>[
*s and
•f anv
.••lit raisins. Be«.*r
i*r flavor than beoi
malt 1 as a iii
other St «I«*. The land gro
to th«; a re ; the fruit is larger : so
s II
are
t! e flowers. In Nan Fratn is«-«» la«i.«*s are
ing se «1 skin cloaks in August
is sai«l to
climate.—
ueu
ell as in February—there
be so little variation
in the
Boot-blacks Lave small b«s»ths in
streets, where a gentleman is invited to
take a seat in a splendid arm chair and
furnished with the daily papers which I «;
may look over while he r« ceives "a
shine," for only ten cents. Everything
Goldeu City, it seems, is done on
a grand scale, of which the people of the
old States can scarcely form a conception.
iu Lit
Gen. Butler has set himself to work
in opposition to a great mon« poly, lie
lias moved an amendment to the army
appiopriation bill, which authorizes rail
roads t<» build ai d operate telegraph
lit es for government and commercial
purposes. The present telegraph
nopoly is oppressive and will continue to
be so until every facility is given for the
use of the telegraph hy all the railroads
which may have <»r see prop«;r to extend
lines for the accommodation of the pub
lic. General Butler bas said he would
urge the adoption of his amendment,
ami repeated on Wednesday that "it
c«»uld not be d«*feated without giving
very plain reasons for sucliavo e. There
is a rule in the House which forbids
members voting upon a
they are personally interested. How
latiy members of the Forty-fifth Co
gress can vote under that rule against a
proposition which antagonizes a monopo
ly w:ll he a point of order to he test«-«!
when the time comes. All I can say
now is that the point of order cannot he
overruled without an attempt on my part
to make the fur fly." It is a scandal
the Senate and House that any
such m .nopoly should be kept up for
the p*'i-»*mal aggrandizement of their
members; and it is known that mem
bers of both Houses are interested in the
ck of this monopoly.
easure iu which
ipoi
St«
A It EVOLUTION AR Y REPORT. — The
IMiiladelpliia Times, which claims to be
non-partisan, but whose editors vote with
the opponents of the Democratic party,
characterize the report «»f the
ajority of
ittee of the Senat«« in the But
he c
i'-r-Corbin cai
as a "Rovolutionary Re
port," ami furnish sound argument for
stigmatizing it. It Hays this report "is
of the many painful evidence»
common these days, of the utter subor
biuation of both law and justice to party
oi
so
■
neeetwiticH. The rump Li-gi-Utiira that 1
pielaoilcil to elect Mr. Curbinlo tlie Sell-1
it I
ate never ha*l auy eximenoe beyoinl the
. .„.'dent
I .nod wheu it wwe protected by Feder»
bayonets, and the rightfully elected
member» of the House excluded from
their seat* hy fraud ami the.r exclusif
maintained by force,
very beat case is pn aeutiel in favor of
Corbin that par isan ingenuity 3an inv« ut
it carrieH upon it» ov* u face the utter law
lessness of tlie Corbin clai
wheu the
It is ad
in of the Legislature
a Senator.
South Carolina House consist« «*f 11Î4
mltted that a «iuoi
The
necessary to eb ct
equired by the Constitution;
(5feat the popular will
and deuy Lonoaflv leettd members their
Heats, the corrupt Ketutmng Board issued
eerti Huâtes of eb et
ln;rM of the House, ami if that tiuu.kter
«>uly ÄÜ recognized aud took part iu the
seeding« of the House that voted for
Thus, by the undisputed tact*
to the uuiahi-r participating in the or
ganization of the carpet-bag rump House
then* wore less tbau a quorum of Repre
sentatives iu atteudauce at anv time,ami
y**t grave Senators pretend to call such a
body an organized House and coiupt tent
to elect a Senator. If that 1» law, Gov
ernor Hartranft, Secretary Guay and the
Republican Clerk« of the l'ennsylvauia
L**gi«dature could have made the Legis
lature of 1M75 Republican and sent a Re
publ.cau to the Senate in i>lace of Wal
lace. All they need have «loue was to
have witbh«l i the certificate« of enough
Democratic member« to change the ma
jority, just as the South Carolina Return
ing lioar«l did, ami orgauize both
branches without them, whether a <juo
ruui atu»n«led or not. Such an a' tempt at
lawlessness iu t*«*nnsyIvauia would have
been accepte«! by «lecent men of all par
ties as revolutionary, aud instead of «elid
ing a Republican Seuator to Washington
it would more likely have landed Hart
ranft aud hi« rump Legislature in th<«
Sasqm-hanna ; and yet just such a state
<»f facts makes Corbin's sole claim to a
mem bers
but ui or«ler to
hut lit» uieiu
P
Corbi ii.
«eat in the benate.
It 1« not surprising that a characterle«*«
a«lveufurer like Corbi
crawl into the Senat«- by any «limy or
sinuous path that opened for him ; but
what is to be thought of such men
Hoar, of Massachusetts, and Cameron, of
Wisconsin, thus stultifying tbemstd
before i he country by sustaining a report
that «foes vi«»b nce to both law and Sena
Id Is* glad to
( J
One
Opera
1 I»*? PlHgue.
Blague is creating gn at alarm
lloth Austria an«l Germany
iselv«*s from inland
The
in Europ**.
II,
ait: isolating tliei
ith
h«* Russian citi«*s. The
t«-i
«•«mrv
cessai ioi » of the giain trade wo
cala
dd b<? a
Lass
lit y of n
«I liai y magnitude, lor
Uus'ia is «me «»f he chief sources of sup
ply for Hi«?
vest «»1
Europe, as it is the
r
«*«• there is the larest exports
v 11
of b. eves to tin* heait of the Coiitineut.
11k* ilefi«'Un«'v in
tin's«; t*vo important
art i«;l« s cf s .bsista
ill have to he
ip by this country. Our ability to
meet this extra deniai il depends
Adi.
The
mad«;
lunch
l
n **x«-mpti<m fujin the seouigi
oil
•ill' «*'
>r tl»- Nation, ai
•ivial interests, are at stake. Tl
•thing has lx?e
the belt«*!'that tlie ocean fi
(•mill
. N
*, perhaps from
nsur-
far
«1«
mis an
lu>
id
Wits
»«•wing
in« KBit abb* «diïtuc!*; to lb«*
extension of
of tlu; globe.
the t pidei
e to tnis side
The great p'agu«; of Loud«
vooleii »tuffs imp«jit«*d from
II Hand, which had received them fronf
of 101».'»
We
cutis«* J by
and
the
«he Levant. A bab:
of goo«ls, a single
woolen garment, is sufficient to carry the
plague thousands of miles a a ay. A s- led
72ft
•xt
Committee «»f the British lions«; of Com-
mous, iu 1S1D, reported it w
contagious of all kind of diseas* a. Of all
tlie maladies that have scourged the
human rac«-, the plague is tlie most fatal. |
ï year i» luis destroyed 80,000,000
of people. Physicians aie conversant with
its symptoms, but they have been unable
thus far to combat it by any rein dies
which they have adopted. There is no
protection against its ravages but the
prefect isolation of tlie country in which
it ex'ats. In Lk»ndon, in 1005, plague in
fected houses were shut up, and their in
mates pro! tibi ted from outside intercourse
There would not be so much danger of
the universal spread of the plague
the most
( 1
j
Htock
In
y
a
he
for
the
(Jhh
past
D
G
j that
~ ... 4 . .. . can
the facilities of intercommunication be- '
tween the different countries of the.
wei
world less general then they
Stringent sanitary precautions cannot he;
too soon a«Iopte«l to prevent this insidious fi
epidemic from reaching
now are.
(j
.. , ... Ö
in Congress should enforce the retieal of
"
'OU'dl*
own shores.
The N ext Sen ate. —The Democrats
the Enforcement laws, under which i
tlioiisaiids of U. S. Marshals, Deputy !
Marshals and Supervisors are appoint<*d I
to c«»ntiol tlio elections iu the several!
.States for partisan purposes. This should j
h«; «loue if thereby the risk of an extra!
session were incurie«!,
then b«; au extra session of the S* uate 1
\\ hielt would enable tlie Denujcrats to
mince expenses iu various w ays, or force
Hayes t«» veto their measures. The n«;xt
Sena'«*, assuming that Senator Butler, of
South Carolina,w ill retain his seal against
the claim of Corbin will contain forty-two
I)«;uiocrats, thirty-three Republicans and
(Ju«lge Davis) with
Democratic inclinations. Even should
Corbin l»e admitted under the severity of
party presssure, the next Senate would
certainly take a very early occasion to
turn him out, so that the political com
plexion of the bo«ly may be regarded
settled at ten Democratic majority,
counting Judge Davis.
There
B
«»ne in<h*p«md(;iit
The
be
of
But
Re
for
"is
so
(XT* The Levy Court lias deferred al)
appointments until next week.
Banka nu.l Tow»».'ml I*ro»lde«l j
|, °*'' . 1
W AMI I NOT« IN. J* eb. (J.— . lift 1'ieM- 1
" . • ,, i... .
bam tl.e Ini m\ mu in miliatmi.s |
(() theSe|m t;wlay . Ma „. n !.. Towns- j
enl1> , () Ulljtcd sta'cs altorney for the
northern district ol Ne» York; N. I'.
ltauks, to he United Stales maishal for
J. N. Patterson, United
marshal for New llamnsli're ;
M&ss&chus<'Lts ;
States
John Parker, Unitefl States
the we» ein distiiet of Michigan; .lames
-, United Stats Mar- liai for tl e
«'astern district of Arkunsas ; Sherman
Ci nant, United States maishal for the
district ot Florida ; Devins S. !
court of I
at dial for
no the
Waue, chief justice Supre
Montai a Territory ; John It. Allen, l n -
t«'d States at oruey for Washington Ter
ritory.
The Worst A bout TalniHgc.
F om the Springfield Republican.
Talmaie is a good ndiertber. Few
clergymen w ith i
brains could get t 1 m? lit
to sit on him in this solemn
if I e bad any intellectual or other w ares
worthy the attentmn of the p«oplc the
advertisement might I« of some adv
tage to i he public. Talmage may be
dishonest ; and he may not ; his
•mall a inodictiu
rklyn Fresby eiy
ay. Now,
t
oll« use, in any ctuc, is that 1 m?
a «loi key.
SHOULDER FPItAlNED.
Win. R. Brlgh', Esq., President ot the
Levy Coup, while goii g Into the Judges'
room at the Couit* II« -use,
«lav evening, shpjed on the steps and st
clv sprained his shoulder. His inju
rie-«, however, aie Lot very serhius.
Wedm s
AMVSKMKSTS .
Wilmington Infinite H.iil.
F. M. UFFNFit's MARVELOUS
MIDGETS.
Positivtly This We< k Only.
GENERAL MITF,
Age 14 years. wet fc hH y pouiida.
LUCIA ZARATE.
, weighs 4Jk iHiunds.
Ag# 19 ye
TWO LEVEES DAILY.
Afternoon«, oonllnutmtdy fr«
E ven 1 1 g», co
2 to 4 3 j.
ig, 10 to 12.
:h levee.
»ly from 7
Ext a Le
lay in«
Hut
Classic |fian«i Hecnalh during«
Admission Only 25 Cents.
fel»3-_4t_
HAN DOPERA HOLME.
( J
MONDAY EVENING, Fi rruaRT lODi.
One night of the
Opera n«» w pr«»duce«l In A
?**Hsf u l English
i erica,
II, M. S. PINAFORE
*
>K TH K
Lass that Loved a Sailor
r
.«tiled
II Die
Ith
«s, F ul
s. New Cost
J
F.
r. ly
N.
• I«
«11
ret ion of M
ol Ifiils . Wmh|
F«.r*l
«1 Balt I mu ir
Adi.
The
75 « cuts, r«*se
f H
le
will
Jock, at C. F.
•ruing
b t»«Kik blore,42l Maiketfct.
AOX'ittN
N
»TiUE.-J. 11. I*i i
• i
taken the
-lialile
Wheeler A
ate I y
f tlie old am
.nag«
«bill
. 'Ibis
1 any
I«
e bus b
lu> proved,
id Is know
Wits
»«•wing
vaniugi-H
i«l Is
n as Die i
««I W 1
ide 1« « «-Htltcli
.«1 bus ad-
der A
«ni
; 1
pei l«*r to
y olli«
We hope ont friends will gl
us a call,
• mod Ibis
and not buy
dB I bey lia
ex;
•bine.
bi
s Del
« d Delaware and
Uur territory
Chester counties. Pa.,
the East
re
8«. ore «>f Mai y laud.
Our office, st present, will be found al
72ft Market si
•xt we will l»e found at
. Alter lbe 2Mb of M
r old stand, lbe
Garrett building, No. 7is Market street
VAGENTS WANTED
ftbödlf
Ch
J. H. PRIMROSE
( 1 IT Y BUILDING AND LOAN AMMO.
j UIATION—oiKj shaies of New Merles
ill be issutd by this prosperous as
nation, February 11. Payments «•
made al any time. New Htock gain
J. E. PIERCE,
Secretary,
r.()i Shipley street, first tloor
Htock
i .
last
£4 24 per share.
y
f«*»D%t
-OFFICE OF THE WIL
COMPANY
IVID EN
MI NOTON COAL (JA
W n.MiMJTON, February 1, le>79.
The Direct« is of the Wllininglon Coal
(Jhh Company have this «lav «IcclareU a
«Hvidcud i.l three dollars per share for the
past six months, payable
W. P. TAYlUK. Treosuier.
febl-lOteod
D
demand.
KCHEBTRAL MUSIC.
G
K. A. W. A A KINKHBN, annoii
that he has formed
can be engaged to furnish
soire«
rttleH '
P
• a
Orchestra, which
u»ic for halls,
and ptc-nicH, at very reasonable
Addr*
WAMHINOTON HOUSE.
fi
feb3*3moaeod
OI'IC'K.—The Mutual Loan A
lion
otfers
first payment may he
time Apply to UEOKOE U. MARIS,
Secretary aid Tr. asurer,
Ja23-tmd Office «J01 Shipley St., 2d story,
(j U HNÔKÎ Pi IONS*FOR THE U N IT ED
Ö 8»alfcH itiur per c«*iit. loan received at
the First National Bank of Wil
" par and accrued Interest.
OEO. D. ARMSTRONG,
Cashier.
OT I C E—TO WATER KEN tTÜÖ^ -
^ Okkh k Water Dxpaktmknt »
W11.M IMITON, DEL,., Dec. loth, 1878. (
The bills for l»79 Hie now ready ami pay
glsirar's office, N'«>. l«**) Mar
'Ihe law re«iulres that all hills
before January 31st, jhTî», ih«'
HCe tlu * bill; those paid doting me
«inth «>f February.fi
tionsl.Uio;
stock for sal«».—
ade any
inglon
i
!
I
Jan24-lmd
j able
1
of
to
the
ket street.
•a i«l
;nt. ad«D
onih of
per
paid during the
. additional, and any
paid niter A pril 1st,
« (juin d to have the
It Institut«-«! for
id the
Ih«k
inents and
aid. Offi«*e
March.
per
l remaining
1S79, the registrar is
ferrules w.thdr
«I
B
the amouut due,
< r will not be let Into such r»
until such arrears, with
$2 f«.r drawing ferrules
hours, !» a
•every
4 p m.
W. J. MOHROW,
deett-ood Jan .feh.eod
Registrar.
FINE FURNITURE
Y/. & D, McElwee,
Offer for sale, a targe and carefuHy select
ed slock of
NEW & SECOND-HAND
FURNITURE,
At their store,
So. 501 Tatnall Mlrcet
Goods will ks wold to suit pa chasers.
oetC-Cin
A RAKE
nt
CHANCE
to
I
MESSRS.
!
621 Market Stree 1
ti
Being dealroua of
CLOSING OUT
Vil KIR
Entire Stock
OF
COLORED
CASHMERES
—AND—
MERINOS,
Hi
r«xluced tiiein U»
50 cents per yard, worth
75 Cts
This allbnls Ibe Ladi.
mol will) to pur*
des i rub:«» dress, huitablo
Fall.
opp«»rtunlly
a cb«*ap i
for spring
eld
id
cuasa
la I
h.
G. WORRELL
I
pot
et
pen
tbew
Luring the Month of
to
It
•«»
with
off
JANUARY, 18 7 0*
Will offer
•ually.
Large Reductions
!
il
lbe entire slock of
at
4
ly
2
CARPETS
2
old,
UPHOLSTERY
▲ ND
Dry Goods
Those looking for Bargains will not be
disappointed.
Call and examine the Goods and Prices
offered.
G. Worrell,
f.
'
MASONIC TEMPLE.
ank
•
1
'1
I
S. H. Staats,
i
1»
No- 405 Market St„
of
Has Just Opened an
ELEGANT STOCK!,
OF—
Xew ami V» r> Choice
Hamburg Edgings, !
Embroidered
Trimmings, &e.
»"The a bo
all NEW, embracing
many Hew and beautiful patterns, and *
■ ' I
■PRICES
MUCH LOWER
THAN a.AST SEASON.
anlt-iy
»
- k " •'*.
'
"»V
Wiiirni.
anted, pi
a do***ii, *3 a half d« ir.cn
parlor in iOO» r t.»r TA cents spn
Cali at 3.fl KHKf k lirtiih
WM MILLED.
stitrts
\v
■
A g
nt guarantee <1.
wired,
d.
SHERIFF'S SILKS.
SHERIFF * HALF. , t
Ity virtue of sundry writ a of FI. fa ,
e «II reeled, wLI tie eipost'd I«» public
be house of He ry M. Hin». Ml»
?ls, lu Die cl y * f Wil.
v « asile County, liela
s
to
I«-, at
id Jack
ingioii. In Ne
SATURDAY,
The 15th «lay of February, A. D
iMg. at p. o «
aor b.«t P. rsf.ii«! »*
One cs
lng de
., the folic
►pert y , vir. :
tage. 1 York wagon,
dpurhorn. 1 cart, l wagon pule, l
g«e to rneaa, i
mare, 1
Vhick, h
rket
: :»f ai
t f.f « ari harm
a, r> Hiulb «i chairs, «me rocking
In, ions tilg k-lRKM S, lot (»I car
« hairs, laMi**, Mi.ves mii« 1 fixtures
In si, «»ne K re l r«H.f Hafc, liai nick . 1
?\ *
i
•Is.
. I. t of IhsI
île k
I tu r«* lot of oil-cloth, loi of
inis, lot ui w Indow shad«
-, 1 «I«
id t >«-« ! « 11 uw
macbl
beds
off
K
K
'
A.
oil pal
*ry
S HKHIFF** HALE. . „ |
By virtue of a writ of Als. Levari ra
Otaa, to in« directed, will ta» txp< sed to
le at the
LA F A Y C.TTE HOTEL, Ml Shipley 8»..
I he cit v «.f
IU UÏ Lola
mniy, l ciu
•rialn lot. piece or parcel of
land with a tinee story briek stor«« and
i er««ud, siiuate in Dm
inglon, bounded ami descrlh
s, tr* wit : Beginning st the
ortherly side of T'h strei t between Wsi
nn« aie« Poplar sti«wts. at James Navlll«* s
Hue. la-tng u te« t « ash rly from Absalom
Brown's line; thence with Die said Hn
irtherly parsllel with l oplar
.... _ (t the southerly side of a 'hree
/•«•t wide alley, leading from Wilson to
Poplar sin ets; thence along said all«*y side
«•asu-rly parallel wl b Hevenlh str«»*t 4i
l«-HS to
reel: the
Don km the
• 1
i
H.nryM Bile, a- «I
JOHN 1»\ LE, wiierllT.
, New castle, Ket
port y
sheriff's um
3«l, iHlk.
V
by
fehl eo«Ul
public
k< pt by Jolm J. I'oiignerty,
inglon, New Caalle
NN D
w
WEDNBSDAY,
Tlio 1 Uth day of February, A. I).,
1K72. at i o'clock, p. mthe following »I«*
a< r.b<«l It* al Estate, viz:
All that
welling Di« re
•Ity ol W»l
H toll.
«•«!
tlie w«aleily able of
•«• t«ierewl h southerly
I«ie of Heventh air«**t;
Dkm « wlili westerly 4., feet,more
*hl<t Havllle s line and pla« a «of
ii tents thereol what
litaik D, Vol. 10. page 470. Ac.
d taken Into m cut 1 oil as the
>• rty of Cb»rl«*H G. Hel« Be an«l Maggie
lits wife, and l t andl b) l»e sold by ;
JOHN I N lih.Mher ir.
° , ... Mf r,,Är y 1
b «* 3 3lawU_ :
i lie's 1*
r«*et
feet
feel.
;x
lar
-t to tlie
1 th
iM'glniilDK, he the
they
Kel
«y.
:
Hherlff '• uni ce, N
3d, 1K7W.
C
s
HERIFF'H MALE
hy virtue of sundry writs if etecu.
lion, to me *llr«cLe«l. will be exnt sed to
bile; sale, on Die farm lately ownwl by
'' M-.'xenb^ ^u.Ud
; ?x<z:h;r [ h ^ iu * rr,,m
'* ;
MONDAY,
I he 11 1 tli day of February, A. D.,
.. the following «le
(>e«l IN rsonal Property, viz :
Di«-al drill, one corn hhell«*r, one
««wer. «»ne horse ruk*-, «»ne
hone power grist
I
y Creek I
« 1
CiiriMiHi
Blanton .
11*79, at 11 o'clock, a.
Ik
F*T.
tbr« slier. «»
b •• y «
II. o
fan, 2
t,
d pi«>
<»f « v« ry descrlpll
eliains, lot of w
ry id
1«,
«•rs, ha
. bit ol ox
and pig I roughs, b. it
'd hIimI• mg, lotof ii
■ l
rows, lotof
ds, Ac
Ik pans
i <1
lot «If (touble
gl -tr«
■i
wl
dH,
Uh. Ikics, h!
ring«
I -»il r «»f oxen, ( w»*ll broke
14«
b.
it*
I H.
37
h.
<1 ol
d 1-rtlV«
of pork,lot
»I «-lover ►e*d, I
vheat
I
of
the gn,
pot
1,
et
at taken In e
lion
^iîat
pen y of H V
tbew Ity lott, and tn b» s M I, y
JollN PYLK, Hherlfi
is not **x« -
•'«ling that
Il Ik* g
-t bt at mg negotiable
1 ei.«lt*>rs«*d, or 5 per
Ol M'l > I
rg
TKRMN. S
la;
g -
all
It of s
•«» giv«* Ills Hit
with
off lor cash
Mlldbatii A Son, A net.
«•mil
Mi lbe nuicfiitser
tu
f«*b«i-w3td 19,22
3
public sale, i
Tlie mibKcriber about to remove from lbe
to Iteluwai « Cny, one lull, from l'ort
19,22
• I
!
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY £7th, 1879,
'dock, a.
at t
., »harp, as follows •
4 good w«»rk or driving hoisi-s.
Big three years 71-™^
j pair of g«»od work /h*!'
mb s, «kJ head of cattle, 4M I J / fi
.^^fB^^^Uiem inllcJi cows, 15 will bave
0U^^^B« ulvcs by their sl«le the day of
^B^NlHale, Die balance, sprlm mg
14 ■ I* and will come In soon the baW
i heifers, snd 2 bulls, yearlings,
lug Utensils —2 bay wagons, near
ly new, ;* farm wagons, horse carl, ox cart,
2 ox cart beds, one carriage oa<* dearborn,
with pofi; and shafts, nearly new l aleiaii
and bells, one grain fan, corn alieller.
«1111, 2 mow* rs, one a Kirby
pion, one Russel reaper, one Tiger horse
rake, peach bed and springs, one bay press
half bushel nicasure, Harpoon bay fork
and locks, 2 Haraycuse ploughs 2 f
horse ploutbs, 3 one horse ploughs 3 c
tivators, one twin harrow, lot single a
double-trees, forks and shovels, grindstone
and leed « best.
Harness —3 seta wagon harness, 4 sets
plough harness, one set double barn*as.
made to order and nearly new, 2 s«*u sln
le hainess, collars, bridles, halters, ac
w chains, AO ton good timothy buy \tv
>ii, ten ton ol wheat straw, loi rougu
hay by the ton, lot of manure, tiO •hlckens
Hturkles, 14 C hester Countv and Jersey
red shoal a. y
2 <•«»! s, both c
old,
?:v
Cham
two
ul
f.
' .!
the t«
Dairy Fixtures_ F uoh
ilk huckeis, ere
as milk pans,
kettles, butter Work.
, butter tubs, butter prints, large
on«! haiiil churn, one horse chai u,lii*rsu
r. Household and Kitchen Fuinl
-iateir a " y ° ther arUc!es hot here
«wSsr. srrJssirjs'R
JSS'iÄS.JKI." 0 " Uf Per *°"" Wttn " u K
leHH°oaV| 1 , 1 onî , n *" AI1 M,,UH of and
• 7°S . l L una " OVBr u,at amount a
ore «Jit or 7 months will lie given. hy the
•baser giving a bankable note with an*
/«u indorser, interest added or 4 n«*r
cent, uir tlie luce for ca«h. P r
l vu s.,,, ^ T. B. KNOl.K
' huni 4 SO", Auctloheere, ill
K. 4th Htreet, Wllmlaglon, Del. ""h" 1
ftbl-IhiA w!t
rain
er,
pov
tore
i
1»
1HI1IL1C
SALE Î
Will he sold at public sale, «
f Roheit 11 m Land's, dec.
Thompson's Bridge,
Wilmington',
Die Farm
. , *i, near
Christiana Hd„ t
TUESDAY, KKHIU7AKY 41H, m»,
!
jSSSSrSSi
' ry by the ton wllt * 1 »a the ground,
le?»°c a,n " m " •» »d
süss " üaukHb, iä°oiÄ'KÄ"
Janl6^w3T. lt,illn 41 Müu ' Aucûo«cr. 1N
I
PUBLIC S4LES.
PUBLIC SAL
Will bc »olrt »I 'b* .
scrlbei. In New «'»•-De hui,«lr».i "
hi « u» Road, leading from Uwr«, '
Red Lion, on '■
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY t
At o«*'clook,a. m. t me foiinv
e<l penmnal propeily, i<> h- t
A I **A(1 Of K'MMl
hOI>«'S. No. l, Jot
horse, olae 5e r» u ^ . -
111g ai.ti lainlly | l0fN , , *
»«ft* lor » lady lodrlv**. N„ 2 l. ""
black horse, eight j*«r«ol<J 'un '!'*
s<<u inl h ml all right , K'ri.i'hv
Kcllpsc. No. », Frinc«*, h hiack i ,, ,r '
years old, a splendid farm on.
aI reu by Pt ln»*a A Ibert No. t.j, ,, ü
bay m*re, 11 years old, m gocdu' 7*
Mild of «(Mal »toe*. non 11' I Mini If. r
Hilly Hutton, a beautiful l, H y «• , V
two y eats old , Mr«* l by ifaii.v '„J?
anil K, line km Hi.y<nU.if 1*" ..?"
Hiatt A II nrUic Hl.ivt iM.r'Ua,.
ly f« arlesN of loconiot ivf»,i l , l ,| w ,
of the * lieu U ou oi Uio*.- wsuin' * '
horses. * (
/"'•■in
|j .g 4r „;
) 4
Klex en head of well
flown, nearly all o' whb.li m.,
he In profit hv day
bulls, of g<Msl slot k on
d th
«
lllg Lh
years «if age, ami
snick. 14 head Chest
of poultry, to wit« 13 linkeyt.
amlairloof ducks. Ihig
f ctly healthy, as
trouble«! with choie
FAMMIHW Im FLKMEN1S.-2 funa
ons with hay riggings corn pi, u.
cart and hari.eas, oueoxcsri « on,
«»no buckeye grain ur,d ph«NLkut<
nearly new and one of the belt, j t*
one keystone mower, «nie l*wi, /
1 or».U«K. on.. , r)! ,«
roller, 2 aeta twin harrows, one wbt,
llvalor, one A liarrtiw.one iargeru^
tor,4«!orn culllVMU»rs, corn o,»er*t
garden drill, 2 « ornshelUrs.oiie \ u
kle grain faii.COgtain haga, | cnrii
of Wilaou'a celenrsled r>\
eh 11 leu plows, 2 Heekemlnru
small plows, single and UouMe-ir-,,
chaîna, iiarrow-chain«,wl.eelbarrons
p,rk wlUi rope ami pullevt «irniilwi
straw knives, saddler's hone. LrVJ
aM< j hedge kid
shovels,
half-pick
rockaway
is...,
born!
other two
J'erai tiean^
W'tiite mL<4«:.'
a" l: "
poultry
we have
er.
half bu»b«-U *'•*•
t w
«'arris«** -
mage, liuuio l; j u
à Panchall , In gno«l nr«ler,ou«->i
uasu
top buggy In g«»o«l onler, mkdebyLj
» u»j> buggy, on« UerinaiiUitn
one large three-aprinr marks«
sleigh, wiUi j.,«
plete, 4 atrapH of lit p ,
--bell, buffalo robe, w,j k
blankcta. Harm-aa —One
carriage harnceM nearly
Ringwalt A W eyl ,oue aet ol Ii«*tj
harnesa, by La«-y A Philip»,; eu
carriage b arueaa, it aeti (alage - *««ut
oeaa, 4 aela «if plow hwrneaa.gruboiui
picka. c* m hoes, grnulhiniæ. «»/,*
grain rak«s«, mIiovcIn, spa<l«» cru«r«a
fiookM, 3 Mep-la*i«l« r«t, 2 otn»r i 4 u.#ri
; Q f hot le*« 1 sasl» with Train* *
HovsEHOLD Good« _OueNoJ.lB
1 «Hiking aUive with flzlur««« cooib.st
: parlor-orsik aiove, one bedru«in. «w
s«- 1 h quilling fraiu os, with
' tiler tied, 3 bedstiMUlH, oi
Portland
aliatia
fa
u- .
ii, oa
trumla i
bureau, 2 wasliKUUi. *
.
, *îtr n i„.v, _ _.-.i«
i
' r2"' 1 i,^"| I1 ,, ,f. h 1 | Sd »liter
j Ire* ter, sausage grinder and at uff«
I kettle, wash tubs, au«! waahl r (iu
I Dairy Fiztuhih — 2 rburni. !
tub«,«me m.^i wiui xi
I milk buokeis, 2 creati
prints and Udl«*,
f A'so lot of well riir«sl, i
pickled pork, and laid.
heed,
irrsr»,
k.
•Hl«
liai:!«
.d l«A ü! a
Il and Hirhon/«
any other articles, u»o leditml««
i<* boat,
«rate.
■
CONDITI
-All
thst
4 Ol J
:
. 1 ,
HSll,
hs will I»«* giv
! 4
by the
• with
I crest ft «»ni 'la»
HENRY H. VkV!
L. W. Htultiaii) A him, Audi*'
t*nnk.,bic n«
I V line
tmloiNcr
; .IU W'.i
PUBLIC HALE
W 111 be sold at public
of Andre
i l«r. os
Haï ni
A '
le's C
t-r
Feucader lid.,
TU U USD A Y , February iL«
I'of.d
Hale commencing
One nuy horse, Fri
traveler and wi.l
»in*!
k, <•«
«»Ul. a n
kinds of liuriiess ; oue bay nn»'-*
Ing « i» bt years ol«l ml*«Hprk
, er, und works quid *;
«CHS and Is a Nplei.dul fan..:•
3 head of firat-elass inilcl)
111 be Iu profit by «lay of
:r;
"'''V'*,"'"'• 1 > t '" r11 "«
rùuHoüï w.°,on.fi'va^Ti'
st«ei tooth horse rake. iiiw.U u
shell«*!. » roller, 1 grlcdfllon«'
box, 1 wheelbarrow,
Ixlng trough, 1 mownri;
ir.tln era- «le. l barn «hovel, I 1 *'
rows, cultivators, fork», rat«-^
on, plow aud carriage liarnew,^
bridlna, g*aln bags, barley
half lute real of 12 acres of wr,»
Ko«sl li
I
I art
ground. ....
CONDITIONS.—All »um« 0 '**'
der, cash t over that anioui.l »
inonüiH will be given, by lue L
giving a bankable note wifi» utl 1 ^
«lorser, or three per «seul, on f° r -
eat from date. J » n
W. J. LANK, Auctioneer.
.
PUBLIC S.
W ill be sold a public s»l«. *»■ "
adjoining Cbrlstlaaa \ m** e ' *
Clay creek Hundred, now «** 1
George Lewis, eu
THURSDAY, FEBRUAR' w
at Hi o'clock, a. m.. three hes*l
R ood work or driving DOf*®*!, ,
**ad of good cattle, 4 freflli • \
2 coming la profit, i
old, with calves, 2ye*rl
old, *ne 2 year old bull,«* 1
chicken», one sow ami pM* ,
Farm lMPi.KMENT«-.- ünei 0 . lf i
lawu roil« r '° j
wag«» 11 ;.,
puna uii« 1 o-ua, one h
di urn roller, one far
denrbon s. one York
cart, 2 twin harrows,
pfijughs, 4 cultivators, one «{
grindstones, S sets of doU» 4
ire.», Z »iru abelleni,
n.lxln« bo*, fed .••>«*;•»„,/
iiHhN, one whee -rake. 17 «'» " , j
trough, ■> rr.'J re »" d .'9 1 L*
niHchlnca, one wheat .yiufl
row, and many other artui"
lloned. . ir>l
TERMH.-AU au ma
oasli; all over that aniou« 1
months will be given by
giving a bankable note wi «
ctureer. u KO- * ' "jj
m
•is.
Merrick A Drake. A
PUBLIC
■■ *»***%£*
' will®'' 1 '
subscribe
stork IBs sisters fuiii»
it Bridge.
TÙEHDA Y* February > rl "
pei soiittl pWStfU
consisting of one * (
workers, 3 gcnsl br«HMi »* j
of which are with ■*|»ef!
work or driving "..«Vl
year »M colla,
.u>ck, 7 in iicli cu*«, l'"
young heifers, will be gp.««
Sale, lino - jear oW 1 * , „
Brady Cow. 2
one hay riglnK. a,
, one Hle'gn, good »» ' ^
row», 6 oaltlv.lor»,
wagon liaine»», .\iiln8 1
aud many •"' er
\ I
»uth ofH
lie
bis eut 1
ut
.
"fJ.
i-w.
H*
V*
foi--.
Boned.
TKUMS OK SADK.-A|^„,
—'titling Do, ca.li i on „m»'
amount, a crollt i: .i •
, purchai-erg'-'j ,ilß*
note wtlli Interet H '' d fi,nbin' rlöer (i :
to be approTcd by «M «"V.
at to °' c|1 ' 1
111«'
gl
Haletoiomman«
Jan;to-',¥