Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-07
LOCAL MATTERS.

Cottage Square Lots for Saie.-J. T. Heald
will sell on the premises, to-day at o'clock,
P. NJ, six valuable building lots, on Cottage
Square, fronting on Washington, Jefferson, Fifth
and Sixth Streets. These lots are each 223 feet
front and extend back that width 1872 feet
There are already cottages on the Square,
These are believed to be among the most val
liable lots for the erection of homes that have
been offered at auction in this city for many
years. The location is high and healthy, and
affords a splendid view of the surrounding
country for many miles. Conditions will be
required of each purchaser, by articles ofagree-
ment of a character only TO add to.the desira-
BILE features and value of each lot and of the
whole The sale will be positive. There will
be no postponement, withdrawal, or underbid-
ding. The terms are one-fourth cash, and the
balance in approved notes, bearing interest
from the day of sale, equally divided at six
twelve and eighteen months. Should the.
weather prove unfavorable accommodations
will be afforded at the residence of Mr.. Head
for those who may attend the sale. This
square is situated in rapidly improving part
of our city, and affords delightful site for the
erection of a home possessing the advantages
of quiet and comfort, being out of the business
locality sufficient distance, and at the same
time within short and pleasant distance from
the city proper The arrangement of these
lots is such that beautiful Park can be made
to run through them the whole distance, thus
forming most delightful rural feature which
for healthfulness and beauty cannot be excel
led. The sale being positive and without any
reserve whatever, we invite those desiring to
purchase TO be sure and be on the spot this
afternoon at three o'clock.
Complimentary Superior Tuesday last
complimentary supper was given TO Mr.. james
l.. Morrow, telegraph operator, by his friends,
preparatory to his leaving our State for n resi-
dence in Virginia. he having been appointed
telegraph operator at that place. 1t was sery-
ed up in Mr.. Boddy's best style, everything
that could having been done by him and his
assistants for the accommodation Of their
guests Mr.. Levi H. Springer was called to
the chair, who, in happy speech complimented
Mr.. NJ on his long residence in this city, and
the esteem in which he was held by our citi-
zens. He was replied TO by Mr.. NJ, who ex-
pressed his regret at leaving city where he
had so many esteemed friends and the sorrow
he felt at being parted from them. Mr.. Isaac
W. Hallam made feeling speech, in which he
stated that Mr.. Morrow had taken him by the
hand learned him telegraphing, and thus ena-
bled him to make an humble living, notwith-
standing his crippled situation. After several
songs were sung, speeches made, and toasts
drank "in the sparkling WATER the company
left, highly gratifcd at the excellent supper
prepared by Mr.. Boldly and the attention Of his
ready lady and excellent servant.
| Sale of City Loan.-There was considerable
spirit manifested among our citizens ut the
sale of the City Loan on Saturday last, andthe
| $50, 500 payable in 1873, "a, rs, '76, ~ was
| J;snosad ~ IN a yarp fa,v ,,,;putas az cn1inru.