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WILMINGTON, DEL.. SATURDAY. JAN. 24. 1874
VOL. LXXXIII."NO. 254.
PRICE 1 CENT.
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«iMHioff )»•• »ud Wr ' a "* «• *
inawotb*. pnrtot oar paper wUI he Mood na
in nmu v ,, , . .
ebndfMi letter trurn iu>)-iacer . ickMu, to Um
boadboiaero ot the above road, urgiug it* eaten
•inn la Oxford end deprecating any attempt to
*7 , M Slid soil the. road
a utort««,.- and «H
. ,
Pincltback.
vrnia mesent ladl. aliour, the angto PiMhback,
1 nua iseseni in. ^
who ha* b**n »eking « * 1 ** in lb* w>
Hoom fur * y** 1 ■ ** l' kc ly 10 **• hicltan out ot
ConarsM aUogatbsr during the coming week.—
TuT A Backwilh has arrived»«! Waahlogto«
w- "T ,, , I j fci .
frooi Now Orloans. Old U ia oald hi* object U to
ha.eOuey olactod to the SonaU in plo c oot rlneU
h k of cuuiao Grant will bo found on tho aide
I- |„ ...
Ol bl« bmib«r-m-.a _
. ran. wall
Thn Wilmington an# woatarn »vnii
ronci * L * ,w '
ro 1 Ihomfua.;, l,» s ,
Dêar Sir —Yotir positiou as a promiuom cltl
c ü7tbia vtriulty, an old personal friend of my
end one of the 1'nends of tbs Wilmington
nd Western Railroad, who took an iuteraet iu its
tassptien and progress, iuduras me to address to
,OU some Views as , mnacted with prnsent statua,
and lutnre prospects.
Tho apparently unfortunate finsnriai condition
of the Company at this time, ana the different
methods proposed tor amuiliemimn. .tJVnwürt o°
»n'bVnvmns thought 1 lalm you are a Bond
KL-r to a moderate amount, and am therefore
more free to say that it is upou the conscientious
and iust minded holders of ihe securities of the
Road, that we must rely to determine and give
direcuon to tlio policy nasi calculated to remedy
exaitnZ unfavorable condition#.
PAILY GAZETTE.
mJjxiLajrtou. aided by country interest« ncedin*
itiooosirucueu, was calculated to fill a want sup- cost*
sfitd by no other Koad. The VV. & W. grew
fissei vedly popular iu this cay, an an effort to delay,
carry «titan h\ex mstinetWe in tba minds of her will
laervhoau aud nmntiraotn.«, that westward
iato a region once do^ly coui ecUd wUh ltwm
Tfa» the right direction iiuo wbieh to eïleua net
,fms nnd westward to various connections with by
llnoa rolling towards tula water wa* the best for
•ocuriug custom t freight auil travel. Amongst* key
the projectors, Wilmington numbered eevcral ol since
her mosj prominent citirena, to whom aho owatl, roa<i,
and »tili owe', much ol her enterprise, und many irrest
other mo.-t beautifying and substantial improve
meats The \\. A W. was ''®* 'P"." a '
legitimate^ need! and to a certain 'point was a plan
Sdel of success.
IU stoak subscription oï tiôJ.ûjo wn every
dollar of it Iona f.Jc.nni was colleeted within less tioo
than two-filths of one per cent. The bonded 9 j m
debt of $600,00d is less per milo than many other
roads claimed to be succès fui. the road was
mainly built and stocked for cash, without layer- |bp
sxpTucbture cd "«•
aaitomary ruinous sacrifice incurred upon roods have
wtose contractors and furnishers tai;e their pay
largely in atook and bouda, it wus iutcndcil to
be a financial succcss.witbout even the toocommon cs
xicriflce of the investments of the original stock- c i a
holders— to be, ia abort, an honestly built railroad, p
— honest basinets basin. ,
The W. & W. R. R. now stands belore us n
property of much value. It occupies a position
oa the South side of the Christiana River, that
lu the future progress of our city must p
of immense importance. Tho local mu
manufacturing, agricultural and other iuter
twte are developing to make geod the calcula
Ilona of its projectors, ns far as could be expec
ted. There ts nu ten: ,-.tu.iefar failure, if the
pretent difficulties are inct mth promptness und
cmuvpe. , .
What then is the present condition of af
f»lr$? What are the dangers to be avoid
ed? add what are the remedtts to be ap
piled ?
lu plain terms the 4240,000 realized from
stock subscribtions and the proceeds of $50f,
«00 of bonds sold being sufficient to complete
and equip tho road, a floating debt of near
$90,0100 was necessarily raised by a portion ot
the' Directors nnd others, to answer that pur
pooo. After getting into operation, the lack
ofoiifflciont earnings, and the llnauuiai panic
paMDtmd, occasioned a default in the payment
pfltitrl—of Interest due, Oct. 1st, 1873,
aW'Jnn. 1st, 1371, and gives the bondholders
cango for Just complaint.
Many ot the stockholders and perhaps also
the smaller bondholders have not yet clearly
understood the character of the proposition
proceeding from a conference of the bond
holders Wben a large majority of said con
ference of bondholders had determined to grant
a delay of I Si years, in conformity with the
almost unanimous commendation of their
committee, to enable the road to complete lie
Western connections and make ap Its busi
ness, a proposition tor re-organization of the
following purport, was sprung upon tbe con
ference, and hastily adopted, namely :
1. That the new organization have a stock
I ltal of $ 600 , 000 , and a bond capital of
1,000, to cover a line of rood extending
a the Delaware River to Oxford, or to
such other point as may hereafter be settled
on
ro\e
DiDR,
tUe
css
of
is
Ct|
,$, Ttiat the First Mortgage Bondholders
surrender their bouda aud past doe coupons,
and receive in lieu thereof, 73 per cent. In
the bonds of the new company, at par, and
a* per cent. In atoek of the new company, at
3. That the floating debt creditors re
ceive, in discharge of their debt and interest,
33 per cent, of the stock of the new company,
K par.
i- That the present stockholder receive
for their present holding of stock, 30 per cent,
in stock of the new company, at par.
8. That a Board of Directors be chosen, who
■hyii nr« the remaining assets of bonds and
stock, aud apply so much ot them as may be
necessary to complete and equip tbe extension
to Oxford, or to such other point at may be
decided upon.
To understand tbe exact drift of this propo
sition requires considerable analysis. Its most
harsh fsature may be found iu the terms offer
ed to the float lug debt creditors, the gentlemen
most of whom, through a spirit of iaudlbio
tarprise. first subscribed largely to the capital
stock, next gave their labor, credit-and Influ
ence to the work, aud lastly, when the pro
ceeds of the bouds were exhausted, and tbe
work unfinished, lent from their private
means, In some cases to injurious amounts, to
save the concern 'rein total failure by non
completion. Morally, these persons stood
equal or superior to the Bondholders, lu any
amicable and equitable adjustment.
There is Dow.say $219,000 of stockend 1300
000 et bonds sold ; had the pro
Ration token effect after two Instalments
luterest bad fallen due, the present bondhold
era would have held about $390.000 worth of
the new bonds and about$t29.000 worth of tbe
new stock, thus holding securities of like
nmonnt as those they now hold.
par.
re-org&D
of
The present stockholders, no interest heim:
counted to them, would have boon put oft
with about $62.000 worth of the new stock, in
place of Uta $349,000 they u
floating debt creditors with,
of stock in payment for $»1,000 worth of mon
«y idvMiCdd the company, and material fur
for finteliing and equipping the road,
•j'fcp, shows plainly where the control of tho
stock and ownership of tlie road would have
Been. after completing tho proposed arrangc
ment; tbat ls $i5p,000 worth of H in tiio hands
of the bondholders, and about $S4,800 worth
of It in the hands of the o hi .stockholders and
Uoatiug debt creditors , how the balance
<$ash. 0 d 0 ) nf tbe proposed $609,000 of the new
stock was to have been sold and realired for
(.^tension of the road we are not told.—
Did the bondholders themselves, propose to
buy this Stock ? !
Should they Incline to be so gcDexiHia, I
tWnk our oompauv will aay thi* to them
"Geutleaieu, you need not go into such heavy
ligures Buy of us one half that amount of
stock, of which wo have lots to sell ; buy of us
$198,000 worth, and we can have the whole
line nnder contaart in ."50 days, grading, britlg
^ a|M j tlmckj w i tb ntouey to pay the contrac
tors ; and can have the cars running to Oxford
In twelve months ; this will exouse you from
throwing away tbe 25 per cent of your pro
sent serUrtUe.sand ensure tho full yalue of the
Whole.'' , . . ...
Tbe stockholders acts.! Wisely in dec.in,ng to
socept such a proposition. In my opinio«, lbe
bondholders, as a whole, will act with ecpi il wir
doia in rejecting Ihe jiolicy of foreclosure.
^ Ihsretore, you will consider pstientlv tho
reAsonB cri v e u f„ T i!, a t opiaou.
First toeo. itjis not>l all probable, »haul I a
foroed sals now he brought about, that the road
would sell for a soot equal to the Htununt of the
bond'', probably uot for one bill,
proceeds of suun sale the Trustees
l0 receive a rsmuusralion of r > per cent , besides
(b4 tX prne«s, whirh will he <1 Ihcult to estim ne
Before tbe sale can take place, tue fl,ruling debt
will contend lor their rirhts under the
uow hold, nml tho
«ay $î2,8d0 worth
1
Out of tho
are entitled
mortgage, end equity. with, as 1 conceive fair
proapecw ofsuco*»-», »a ubuiamg ^I.0«»0 with
cost* out of tbe property of th« company, a* d
certainly involving great evpeuf'p, litigation aud
delay, daring which everv interact the road
will gtT<ÎTe |- 8n tf e r.
^ lut . h r rcnms.anocs, it Is c-y to run
ho „ Bm , u wia bs) lhe percentage iistlrd
. ,
by any bondholder on hu aecur.tu
In the policy of extension, will ho found toe
key to suces*? and solution of iho whole proMum
since it will largely increase the catuiog^ of the
roa<i, without proportionally increasing the iu
irrest tearing debt or ruuning eipco
Ia fuUtre lcller L , y yout leave, l propose hi
produce alatistics, and show more at Isr^e, thi.;
plan of extension, and the renson ier believing
"may bo made successful, and that there ,s
nltiraale salely iu Ihe adoption ul the proper!
tioo made by tho itockholder* or "»me oilier of
9 j m i|ar purport.
y 01 , wl |i uoi,., that darin,' the late iiiuu. i tl
rcvolsiou, more than one hundred railroad i in
|bp Unitc 'j Sta ,„ bjVl , defaulted in their
"«• ».»•> l "'> '»«> " ^
have been met by this run.o.n raotnod of seule
mem. These were desperate cases, and it is
wisely considered by railroad meo, that only in
cs ses utterly hopeless of rtliievinz their linati
c i a 1 eondition, should such extreme meaHires be
p argue j That our rea l is not in thi s hopeless
eomlilicn 1 shall make fullv appear in mv next
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in
u<e
ly.
lar.
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TUE MARRIAGE OF Til L DIM. E OF
EDINBCRGH AND THE GUAND
DUCHESS MARIA. .
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St. PETEnsiiURO, Jan."'..—The ninrriai'ent
tUe i>uke ot F.Jiuburgli anti tho Grand Inioli
css Marta was solemnizeil at l o'clock this aC
ternoon. The clay was observed us n holiday,
anil since early In the morning, when salutes
were fired, tho streets hay" been crowded with
people.
The festivities iu celebration
wi.l continue for several days,
daily decorated and It will be Illuminated to
nlgbt, Saturday night, and Sunday night. ' >n
Monday a grand military review will take
place lu front or the Winter l'.rlacc. Tho
troops anticipating will consist of forty-one
battalllous of infantry, thirty-seven squadrons
of cavalry, and an artillery force of no guns
Tho weather is delightful nnd he sleighing
splendid.
.f the event
The city h
tira
1'oiaons IN SCO AB AND SHUTS.- Tlie 9u,;nr
aud sirup refiners of X»w York were made
uneasy on Weanesday by tlie announcement
tbat Uia «rand Jury bad found indictments
against many of tbe trade for using poisonous
and other deleterious substances iu putting up
their sit up*. This Is an old complaint, but this
is the first time It has n>me before a grand Jury.
Tbe prlneipal sugar refiners deny tbe charge,
and declare that It- «rowsout of a misconception
of the business of refining, and of the chemical
substances which have always been employed
la It. The grand jury have instructed the
health eommissiouers, however, to begin a
thorough investigation.
as
to
l
Thu Schutlkiu. Casai..— Ti,e Uel loaded
rati boat, thi» erasoa, pseevl Heeding on the
27 ih of December, 'me previoiujear the navi
galion of coal boats closed on the 7ih of Dec.
All tbe boate reached their dealinetion this year
not a (ingle one being froren np along tlie line
Tne quantity of coal transported by Ihe canal
in 1873 waa 743,7% tone.
The usual cleaning of Ihe canal «til be done
thia winter, end the most important repairing
will ba thel at tbe ''Combined Locks" at Mans
y nek. Owing to the mild winter preparaiion
will be made io rename oarigstun rathpr eirli
er than asual in the sprirg.
■
Ron. • .ScHt'TLER Colfax.— Noting that
tscuyler Colfax was presented with a buggy
on Christmas Day by the Studebaher Wagon
Company of South Bend, tbe Elkhart Pen.o
crut says that when he ruu9 for Cougress again,
will solemnly affirm that no one ever gave
him a huggi, nor the principal part of a buggy
nor a cent 5 * worth of Interest in a buggy, uor
a tooth part of a sent. So Studehaker will do
well to have other evidence of the fact than a
mere memorandum.
tie
DwkX-UKas fob Senators.— Fresident
Urant'i scheme of building houses tor Cabi
net officer« M Washington has prompted a
member of the Mary laud Senate to introduce
Into thnt body a bill appropriating *50,000 fur
the purpose of building u permanent reside net.
Washington for eaeh l nitedstates ''«untor
thatTstate— Tribune.
at
from
The National Health Council, iu sew Ion at
Washington, adjourned finally yesterday,
afur adopting resolution 1 » reoouunendlpg the
sanitary Bureau. The members called upon
Bresid.it Grunt .«er their adjournment to
pay inoir respecis.
STATE ITEMS.
I'.U oi.'y . ut Moo: Lou U Wf> dull.
Thu Smyrna M T. Church *vin tli- 4 midsl of •
*;re:it revival.
"Why should not Milf«»nt Imvc -:t* wt»ih»'* 'i
pathetically in>|iiirei the .Vpw».
Tn* IUv. Willitm rrettymau, ol Mil lord, lie»« •
daogerotislv ill with pneumoaia.
.1
The Stnvrna Library, according lc i icccat rr
port, is in a tiounshmg condition. !
Mr. l uwery, of Milfenl, succeode,! in «tonna ]
away .'10,003 bushels of ire. titiring the Ista cold !
"bhp
A pike weighing tijjhl pounds was ought rf
centljr by tu old gentle man living uenr Felton.
It we* dôaeribed by n penou who *tw it eiheviug
h heed us lerge iu e dog'.'.
Mr.R.C, Imlcimow re il rood agent at Moo i
ton—J. I*. I'ogg* heving removed to Dover eta
tic-ii. Mr. 1). is u polite and efficient young mao,
end bids fair to be popular in his new position.
\ band of sonic forty or Ulty Gypsies aro eu
carapcd about a mile and :i half east of Felton.
They tire doing a lively business in the way of
trading horses, of which they have a large mm
■
I
ber
t eal üftas an f ire
WlillBiUI, i*A., Jav. aß.— The tire ul th*
Km plie mine continue/.. Flight hundred men art
working night aud day to subdue lhe flames, but
it will be a long time before they are finally extin
gui hod.
A Usaalaiatcd fryitcui.
Nervous, debilitated and desponding, the uderer
from indige*tion mid biliousness deserves tbe kind
ly sympathy of every man and woman whom heaven
haï blesse I with a vigorous stomach and a regular
flow of heulthy bile. W bile in this forlorn condition
let him commence n course of tbat supreme restora
tive. Hostetler's .Stomach Bitters. At the end of
or iivu weekr. n-.k him how he feols and regard
him attentively. You will see anew man, >
hear u new voice. Health and vigor will have re
turned to hi« frame, his words will be cheerful in
purport and in tone, bii eye will be clear und Us
expresLion untroubled, and he will tell you that he
is tree from pain, bus a good appetite, sleep* sound
l that his habit ot body is natu.al and regu
We have seen this wonderful change effected
in hundi*cd/> of instunccn by a faithful, persevering
u<e ot this incomparable medicated stimulent,
which U among tonic remedies what Mount \\ a*.u*
invion h among the ' urroundia'j acclivities, it over
stop:) them all. iau£Ho!9
tour
ill
ly.
lar.
Frame
ull
WA ST%
hu
r A s I ED-By
and a' 1 till y
r factory. Alin
of tipciiuiiwO
tu office, ^toro
S T . D. Bo t Ifv Post OH •••.
W
•«s
situaii
Soi
gentle
,;entle
years
one
ble
tuf
ble
Long
sold
O.-le
k 11" » - :
\\T.\XTLi»-Twenty tharc- in any good Rutil
it in. » u. I L >au \. M'xiattvii.
. Address.
M. CLAYTON.
Newark, D>
ian'- 1* t
SOT ICES.
NF.K,
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SAMI Ei, K. KEIUCIfi,
f the Domoxiatic
Subject to tue îL.un'na
Party.
Christ iM v lloKpp.ftU. Ji
2 i th. 1 *) ».
A CARD.
st
UOMR lOIi OLD PEOPi.L whe
nut i.tiu to
pc.plexilici of
•rvant.. dépendance on children, or tbe excit*
moot and coaiueion of hotels aiul puuliv boarding
houses, ho
.cm fort
After
wiihing the
urk ur
they can find the physical and social
f n Liviv.i Hour.
threo years of examinaiion.t ot the
era! atate». 1 have not
been able to lind uni one that scorned calculated
for such persons a- have been
'Mis, and made ihe world better
I it. Such an institution 1 in
gj
Now
diiier
-
,ti»lU
A.
» • a re tin place
active, tisexul ci»i
lor having been i
tend THE DELAWARE HOME to be e lur a
y power, hopi
. ,
I a tour..la lion th
att,-r tho p
*v.riln u<
at
ins
t may ?„on he placed
tinuo it.« usofulue» long
ion shall have pn^ed
ill
.
and
Mr
td
on
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I. A. BROWN,
N est Wilmingtoii.
iu.nl. .iu
»»TICE.
1NIH \ :n KINti IDFi'Ki»,
1 AND J1-» MARKET STREET.
W iliniugtuu, Di-I.
John M cale , bus pm in two n*w Carom Hilliard
Tables at the ufiuv e uddie*s. 1 he room ls now «pen
at all times tor the accommodation of the public.
jun'-T tl JOHN MKALEY.
'VTOTICE. t meeting ot the TriiHec» of the
_iN Poor of New Cei*tle Counur, will be held at
the Alms lloude, on WEDNESDAY, the -''Rh of
.1 annul v. at 10 o'clock. A. M. Those having bills
tira inf t the institution will please place them in the
hind.' ol the Trustee of their Hundred.
JanU-tm JoHN W. EVANS,Clerk.
a
riWKK NOTICFI. -All peri^u^ who Lava tot paid
1. their Countv. State atid Poor Tax lor l»M. had
better do ho at one« aud-are vxpeiL«a aiti troubla,
as the time i« gattiug short The Collector may be
found at his ofliro. m ln«titotf* Hall, corner of stn
and ähipley atreets, from S to 12 A. M . and lrotn *J
to 6 and 7 to '• P, M.
jh"iUw LEWI S MoC ALL,CoUeiter.
/ Win FASIl will buy -I four.
^J>_|.vJV/V' roomed «late-roi.ledstone
per month.
llKYNOLDS * 00..
SS* Merket street.
II
Hnu«eH. renting for ft
i«nl« fit
JACKAOr KXl'RESS BKTWFFX PUII.A
UKL1MUA AND W1LMINOTON.
Liurini/ theolose of i,.«i«*tian. Tetvert e Ls
illreeelve «omis I ill a luarter to si< o .-look
jen.tit
l
prew H- , .
■ >#i e, Cliestmit Mre«t \t hart.
N ot,or -.^TS^'YSfcit wows. I
V\ ilmiugton. Dec. H». WTX >
The bills for 1S74 ar« now r«ady and rayahte at
,h„ llcsirirar'i. I.«' Merkrtrireet. A
.In-llto iao"l _Ke sieuer.
LEASE TAKE NOTICE.-l'erspn »«lliog pro
I't rty in the city will cnnfnr a favor by rolling
the A»wNon, at th«ir office, over F«urta StrHt
Market, and have th« M»n»e irunalerred. or they
will Ii« liable for the tax fur 1*74. Persons owning
forward and pay tax or the lot»
P
on
lut a .huuld Cl
vtul l>. -ol I
ALKX. OHASDLlUt,
WM.riTILLV.
to
in
^
a
Tlioeia* it. .i.ciuoit et »I.. )
j Id Chaneerr.
VSew Castle couDtr,
Catherine «re.tï. et ul. I C*u« »l O 1 "; 1 ,""'?;
lu i.urauenre ut an urder «I the Chaaoellor in
the anove (..tee, ma l« ai the Tenk^.U. M7A
,i,v lieu or Item aüectin» the
o I Thomas fi. J acquêt t. Bauluel
, iriuumv McCUty. Catharine Uraetf.
kuinia L. tlruetl. VViUteat H. Uraeff, Jacob »V.
tlraefi. and J .. a« Uraetr, or either ot them, in the
,t iireuii.te tu which said cause relates, are
ifivdto rile . letilion letttnx lorth the
nature and iimount of toe sumu in the olhee ol the
Realster m Chanuory 1er New Caelle Cuuntv. ten
itav. bttm-e the third »lutolar in Fehtaarr. A. D..
Is7i and tn ui-ccui and yrovu said lieu or liens at
the ensuing lorrn , f the Ouurt. beloro the using of
rhu Ouurt on toe tMMdmr^Osesrm.^^
deeZ» c*d_ Trusiee.
N OTICE.—All I.eraon* haviua unr oleime
against tho ostato ut Knoob Moore, aro re
„„ested to i-tesen. •^Öfs'lVlUN.
derffi tf Attorney for ihe Aseianees.
■all peiSOIli II
it
interest ur t
McClary.Jr
laiidti
hereby a
a
at
_ —■—
Vj^k rkNT.-Tüo large xara and Wharf proper
Jj tf Uut ot Oronge «treet. n . RP ,A
to
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PUBLIC SALES.
WILL BK SOLD AT IM JL10 >ALK
,
On th« i»f« nuits.
On Thursday, January 291)1,1874,
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Ihe f •llowlas deecribei
VA LI'ABLE
R |,s /a , ,w.-s
Ælé^3 m. M. Mis.
'
FerSOIial Property,
FIRST GREAT SALE
All
r
FOR 1«T4.
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The suie of Persona! Property to i-omiaearc at
•-o'clock. M.. and the Heal JLsiato at 2 1». M.
lhis proDorty ia situated on tbepablio road lead
ing from W iliningten to New CauUe. Del., about
1>É miles from ihe city of H ilmingron. end is the
be*t located property outside the city limits that
has been otforod at public aale in this < ouater It
of the fin At drive* from tho city.cn a road
that is alwmvs good.
'J ba Heal Estate will he noltl in seven lets.—Xoe.
1,°. 3, 1, ' . C.T,commencing at No. .
1. The Mansion House and Out
Buildiort have an uninterrupted
riewof the Delaware Hiver, rit f
and surrounding country. ___
tached is four acre« ot ground. There is u beauti
lul lawn in front, with all tfie varieties of orna
mental tree*, shrubbery and trnit trees.
The Muudion has eleven rooms—parlor, uUing.
dining rooms, pan try; kitchen andsumuior kitchen
oa first door : five large room», bath room and
pantry on »eoood floor. Two large rooms on third
floor, or attiu, with hot and
„
At
I t water in bath
room, and throughout tbe house. There is a line
Observatory ou lop of the house. The building
is thoroughly warmed with steam from a steam
heater ia tbe cellar, ana completely lighted with
gas manufactured on tbe premises Tbe Out
Buildings are allia good order.
There is btabling Ur ionr horscr and foar lows.
oarrriage. cart, tool and ice bouses n gu cd ice
pond leer bv the hou r.
Mo. if, has Five Acres, adjoining No. 1, and lays
well tor building or trucking purpose*.
Mo- v, has Two Acres, one Hood and throe l*er
oh es.
No. 4. hu« five Acres, two ltoods nnd twenty
eight F arche«, with a two-story frame hun/e
thereon.
No. t>. has six Acres, thiee UocJs and six l'er
ches.wuh a two-story Frame Hou*e ihere <n.
Usv three Aero*, aud twenty-four i'er. hes.
. , has ono Acre, two lloodr.
Terchtf*, adjoining No. C. with :i new t
Frame House thereon.
Tho contenu luted Homo Railway, turnt Wil
mington to Mew t artlu, will run along the trout o»
ull tnese lot \
N
■
I fourteen
«tory
l l'roiierty, Via:
Soi roll Hors.«, Boh, V years <dd, penile, and a fast
stepper; Bay Mare, Fanny, -3 years old, kind and
gentle . S. rrel l llcräe. J tie, v ye t r.« old. kind and
,;entle 1 yearling Colt I Bay Pony, v«i y «cntl*. 6
years old, a lady or child cun drivo him anywhere
one lino large Cow.
One Wagon, ! Cart.Ploughs. Cultivator ' Dou
ble Harrow, Hak^. Fork*. Hoes. A
One Germantown Carriage, 1 Pony Phuslon, 1 No
tuf- Wagon, T. set* of ^iD^!o Harness. 1 6ct « i Dou
ble Harn?.««, Wagon uad Cart Harne««.
One Cook Stove and Fixtures, l Lawn Koller. 1
Long Ladder, lot of Chicken Coops, ac Ail to
sold without re* 'tv *.
Conditions made B> c
R.
Oüi.s 1 Mu LKR. Auct'r«.
Persons wishi
O.-le 4 Miller, at tho
Wilmington.
I 'ereoi
lt pur.-hi.,
pram:
T0WH«EXI>.
to ?ee lue property an laliou
»er ot rcurth and Kia^
,'dSbwU
st roc
of
FTMIK
A.
l ike
TRUSTEE'S SaLE.
the
in
T>i' Virtue of a icnewc 1 Order oi the Ondia.ii*
gj C -urt of iho &t*ta of Delaware, in and fi r
ha ,
blc
mdo
a
Now Co die count v, in<4deih
Ida*
ftepu*
A. D., VVJ. will bo ukj a30«l I
sale m pul-!
a
FRIDAY, Fi BREAK i «»a. L at i- clock. Ai- .
wu of Del.i
ncuouts, bo
M. 1 ut.rc. do
at the hour, nf 11, llo
ware City, the toltov,,
ins the real e late nf tho late J■ h
,1 u
itinu '
. etu- J. who died iui«- date, to
"l g I on
City, <
No. 1. All that certain L.
aat* on Clinton «t
and Mat« aiorc-niid, at the di-tauca ot
North Easterly trum the .Norih Faiterly
Second aireei. containing or
breadth on Clintou street r u f« cl. extending that
diiiance t - the part laid off* lor dowvr to .Matilda
Mr Inti re. widow of aid John Mclntirc.d.'es cd,
aud extending in length or depth of that width,
Jj.uith Ka--terly l'»0 fruit,, an eight feet wide alley ;
and bounded South La terly by »aid alley:
North Ka.-teily by said «lower : North \N tsterlv by
3aidCliutou ïi ret-t : South >V»-»t-rly h> pioun l of
John T . t hpjir.«.
No. 2. AM that cert *.n lot id ground «ituaie on
the North Masterly side of Clinton street, in Del
aware City, aforesaid, und the South Westerly tide
td Williams «treat, exteu ling in front or breadth
on said Clinton street J> leaf, und extending in
length or depth ot that width North Westerly IjH)
feet to an
Westerly by said ailev
ton »treet .North Easterly by William MgSk
street,and South Westerly by ground ot MjjJ
Charles C. Marchent, with a three «t..rr HjjS
trame dwolliog house thereon erected, and ■^Ik
other improvement«.
No d. All that certain lot ut ground ?ituate on
Ike North We*Urly side f Bataid «treat, in Dela
ware Citv aioresaid. at the dista
North Flastrrly from the North Easterly aide
ot Third street, extending in Iront or breidth ltd
fee».and extending in length or depth North
Westerly of that width, ltki feet to an eight fe» t
wide alley: and bounded South Ft'terly by the
said Bayard street. North Westerly by the said
• lley; fe»outh Westerly ty land of Fraoch Me
id North Flaiterly by ground of John Aah
P
To
The
want
Dm!
t..
■
.
llr ..
'unot
2
■sola
it
12
i
«pen
the
at
of
bills
the
ri;h\ U f«. wM."iïï.r, ind b u uodVVNor;i;
by ..id »lie, : bomb KeUerl, by til«
1411
the
F
paid
had
be
stn
*J
Ot »U led
se*.
O
Intit«.
No.4. Ail that certain lot orpiecc of around situ
at« on th« &outh Baiterlv ».de of Hamilton tit aud
South Westerly sid« of Henry street, in Delaware
City afor-«aid. nnd extendiu* in tront or breadth
on the said Hamilton Ttm«L t-el, and «stand
ing in length or depth, South Easterly *>f tba
width, UN) fe«» to au eight teet aid« alley: and
bounded North We terly by «aid HamiIt »* »!»•« :
South Easterly by tur said alley; North Eouter ly
by Henry ttr< «t. and >oath Westerly by ground o(
L*nis Laiiont. „ . . n ,
No.6 All that certain lot of ground m Dela
ware City aforesaid, eiiuata on the North r.aotcrly
aide of »»inilton strert. between William.« street
and SeeonJ street, extending ia front or breadth
on the said Hamilton sired A'- 7-W leet, and**x
tending in length or depth of that width Nortu
Westerly loo feet to an eight feet wide alley, snd
bounded North Westerly by said alley öeufh
Kasierly by «aid Hamilton «trest . North Faiterly
by ground of Patrick Jahal. and South Westerly
by ground of Henry lia. ker.
And it is ordered that the purchaser . r purchaser*
thereof, be and apnearat tho next Oiphuns Court
tor New Castle oounty, that the Court may assign
to him. her or them, the promu e sold purauaut to
said order, ho, she or they with sufficient surety or
sureties to be approved by the CouTt. entering into
recownitanca to the Sum. to be taken nud aehnow
ldeged in said Court, in u peuui »um to be de
termined by the raid Court, witk condition to pay
to the parties entitled, severally, their executor»,
admiautitttora or asaigns respectively, their ju»t aud
proiH>rtionato shares of the said puicfiaso money, with
interest from such time os the Court may determine,
in manner and form as may. by the direction of the
gaid Court b« prescribed and appointed in said eun
^ Attendance will be given and terms of sal« made
known ,k. time R. ^ .
Trustee, or by his Attorney,
i M. Vandivxr.
Clerk of tu« Orphan: Court.
Ls
.-look
I
>
at
In
pro
rolling
StrHt
they
owning
lot»
couDtr,
,""'?;
in
M7A
the
Bauluel
Uraetf.
»V.
the
are
the
the
ten
A. D..
at
of
oleime
re
Attest :
iaoU-t.t.s-U
rONWRM. h WOOIHII.I
Olvil Engineers and Surveyor!,
Room. N«.9. Eii'hauio Builiiog.
I
proper
7th ktid MuiKot Stroots,
Wilmington, Del.
Dil. WOOD» LL
PU BI.IC SAIsF,
A 1
T11K AUCTION ROOM of OOLK* MILL! K
Cor. of 4th and Ktn« St5.. TntMnrtOîi, Fui .
OX WKNFSDAY, JANUARY 2tüi. 1<\.
at 11 o'clock, in the morning.
All ilint Lot of Land beini situated on lhe fo'i.V
west corner of Fourth ona French streeu.
with u front ol thirty ieet. six inches on ■vT?
r rench ftrert, by fifty-six feet on Fourth ■!!!'
•treot. hATinx thereon erected a tlirec-.-tory
lirtck Dwelling House.
The above de»cribed real estate is in a deelreUe
rrtimtiou. and the attention of T'urchn.'er« ia ed
pceuilly culled to it.
Terms eery, wbieh wlil be luade known on day o*
se'e.
jea 28-dt
'MILL k MILLER, Auct'f,.
AMUSEMENTS.
"GOME TO SUPPER/
I ilh iTwo of an excellent Snppti at tlio 1'nic.i.
. „M. E... Church, on THURSDAY EVEM.Vti,
JAMIA1IV Sikh, will only ho *><> rents; ChiiJree
under 1J year* of itge v» cent«.
The firot table will be
„ AUX. ,,y o'clock. It. M.
Jlusic and speaking ap atairs. .Supper in tfi* lo-
ture room. By Ogr aa m raa tJu#g hittkc.
QUAND
ODsi.UA HOl/HK.
»NB VftiHT C'XLY.
TUESDAY, JANUARY 27th, 1874,
RF.Tt HX or THE KINO LAFUll M vKFtlh
Callender's Original
GEORGIA MINSTRELS
In their peculiar characteristic §e*ne- and de
linestionsof Plantation Life.
Reserved Beats at the Opera House Box Ofln-*
wilhout'extra charge
jan21 Ct THO•>. W. BHOWX. Agent
FOR SALE AMP RES T:
Valuable farm I'or Male.
T HE subscriber having determined to quit farm
ing. offers at Private Sale, hi« Farm. «ituaU i
theKonnett Turnpike., about J 1 ^ mil
of Wilmington. Del., ointaining *
divided int» conveuient fields, in a go,.J
cultivation, and about 13 a re* of valuable ch*«
nut timber. The improvement- comisiot
a New Housa. built io modern stvlc, H feet
front by 32 feet deep.and containing fifteen
good-sired rooms: good Barn, with run
ning water iu the yard Carriage House
Mouse, Tenant H ou *e. Ice Hum
Pear Orchards und a fine Grapery that will i
a barrel of wine per >
of Greenville Station on the Wilminru
Heading Railroad, iho situation is uuc • : the
most plea snt and desirable it. the country, i
well calculated for a country ja». T
iaa-4-tf
*
ii
•i
*. Apple. 1
n d.
du 3
.. It i- also with
ii*
1 C
. . . t A1 \ Rl
FOR SAIrK.
Luge three slory
:uith shop
h 1 uctory aud I.
t v.n accor
. George .
Adiré.-.«
1». L. r IE WAP.
A
lo or
ho village ot
on the ,th nf M ,r h. i
r
daliu s ti
i2l lin.
I l II M FOR ItrST,
FTMIK FARM h£ion*.Qg io ine
A. Ptt> u. de d. itu ae I o
l ike Road, partly in th . it
I.
tc
.t
lUiingt
ing ah
-ily
; M
?■
re
r
Th
it
ed Ire
ha , lictn i.-etl t r d
blc lur iiu k.u..
mdo dueiM,g. I. .1
a above. 1 1 * r t iî !
id
>0'
• ■ i
pri
b:l 0. A
a» 11/ tu
Kinc
M uotiii-'t ..
UM) mi>t «r m:\Kni
To make r,
The bed «*
want to |»L
f .»
.a.
u
a-r.-1 t , th
• fiei
*l-»rtui
1
200,000 No. 1 APPL E fPEES,
2 yean old, 6 to « feet high, tbritiv t... L. :il
warranted true to name. Thiast » 'k igu tt
■sola a nb 've.t« clear tbe land. I tber-t *
it as lullnw j . atous third the
12 cent« ea.-h, 11 • per hundred, UJ f>$ r tho
Orders b. mail will receive prompt .ittent»
i 's talus ur* t am U« and -.tner t ru.
applicutiii«!
uul retail pri
»» 1
'«riit lr. <
l(A.MM»l 1*11 PL I'l ltH,
«•real Northern andSouthera Nurserie .
daelN-d^» iw Wilmingtun, Do«
p»» 'O»*.. N". >ft » -
^p/o^VnT. Lei wind'.«.
ir*i.
II
. all mo Lr.i
three tforie«.
Inuuire ut
Foss&o'ion at once
1411 Harrison
!eb^< (t
OK KKXT -A line --.e- cbd
tbe Ov'.tt. butlJtnr- 1 1 Ls central : in one -"
the be-t business niusres in the city, end Would
mnke un e veilen t shop fur a merchant tailor or ar,,
other light trade. Kutran.'e plea.-uint and ea->.
Kent low. Apply at Il'kMarket rtreet. on tbe i ren
D o V11
ry front r
F
se*.
FFlOK OF TH K Ctrï TKKA«VRKlt.
Wa»iy.tTos, Dit... April 1 •. Isfd.
O
Tlitrt.v
Dollars. ($30,0001
WILMINGTON CITY LOAN,
iNEW ISSUE >
IS NOW OFFERKD FOR SaLK
In eccordAn-'e with an orJlnanfc (W5*ed Ar r *l 1'- a.
Ist:!. TU. hand, will be utJ At par end econte-l i..
tlTMt. _ .
Intaraet raJ«hl« I'ebmary and Annual ot«
year. FKANCIS \ INCENT
aprlerf Oiti Trea-iurer
aacU
H. B. McXNTIRE,
WROLE-SaLE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
H1ARD VV A R F,
t'UTIolelfY.
PAINTS, OILS, üLASS: 4?.
■JOl* »lA AtiUT sTMiCKT
ian2-illr _
COPPER SMITHING.
MMiF. bu«ine*.< uf Cwpper Sraithin/ in *11 in
JL branch^ will in iutur« be . jdJu tej a; ils c'a
tuna, No 111 East ,SW''ond street, by iieisler. *M
HnJc £ Co . wbo re.-TpcctfuUy solicit a continuance
of lhe traie, ac J will make every effort to renier
full satiftaction.
I i au vu
LL
HEl'LKFv, McBRIDE A CO.