Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-26

tion, Ia Wilmington, on Saturday, March 3Ist,
1866, without postponement, Withdrawal or
underoidding, the stone Mansion House,
formerly the property OF Mrs Norris, J located
on Sixth street and the old Kings Road;
The stone Barn, adjacent TO the above and
the Manure In the yard;
the Spring House, Carria 70 House, and
other out buildings, belonging to the same
property.
quantity Of Stone BY the perch, aud other
building material, and fencing;
The foregoing will be sold on the respe G tive
premises, commencing at precisely 2PM NJ
All to be paid for in cash within three DAYS
from sale. The buildings and material to be
removed before the LIST day OF May, 1895, aad
such portions thereof as may remain on the
respective premises at this date to revert back
70 the full ownership Of the selling party
These conditions are rendered necessary, to
| prepare for immediate improvements on the
properties.
Also, thirty -uine desirable Home Building
Lots, adjacent to McDowellyllle, gu Uaion
avenue, and on lincoln, Ninth, Tenth and
Eleventh streets, e. per plot.
The sale OF the lots to commence at 81 P.
| NJ, at Philip McDowell's store. In order to
| commodate, and to give chance to every one
to secure home; the terms will be 10 per cent
cash ON the cay Of sale, 10 per cent Isl OF May,
| following and 10 per cent. on the first business
day OF each mouth thereafter, without, interest;
| or, purchasers who desire to pa; the whole in
cash, will be entitled to a discount Of per
| cent, if paid In ten DAYS from sale Deeds to
be given when the lots are paid for. Please
| observe, the lots are esch oil good size; the
grouno Is soping; tie grades are easy; the
streets are wide aud prominent; the surround
ings are pleasant; the locality Ia improving;
| Railroad, water aud gas facilities are near AT
hand. The terms are within the reach of all,
and this 10 the opportunity to commence to
secure yourself home. --mar.22-st.
Delaware State .dssociafioa for the Relief of
Frssd'asn,-The cash contributions received by
| this Association since its organization amount
to 1851 80. OF this sum $64 were given by
the Ladies' Aid Society, of Newark aud
$los oe were contributed by the colored peo-
Pile of Wilmington and vicinity. $3.50 81 have
been used to purchase material for clothing,
&c, and the remainder, STA rs, has been
paid to Mrs, Bready, Treasurer of the Penn
sylvania branch Of the American Freedmen's
Aid Commission. The Association has also
to acknowledge liberal donations Of MAJ 81 ial
for cl thing, and of partly wcrn garments. or
| the latter. 165 pieces were received, and 674
| new garments were made of the IN aterial pur-
chased and donated. These, with the sxcep-
tion OF few articles given TO freedmen who
| applied for assistance here, have all been for
/
of the Ere dms-'s Ali Commission, Philadel-
phia, and their receipt has been duly scknowI-
| edged The estimated value of the goods tb us
| sent was $l534. The ladies of the Associa
ton desire TO return their thanks to those who
responded to their appeal for money and cloth
ing, and 10 those who gave their time and la
Dor to the Ia; x OF converting the material into
garments All such, doubtless, derive their
reward from this declaration "Inasmu UGH as
I va hay ii nufn ha q nf th
brethren, ye have done it uato mo- The most
urgent appeals continue to be made for funds
| to aid the freedmen to procure the means OF
education. Their intense de Ire for i'm
provement, and the Importance, not to them
| selves alone, but to the whole country, of at
fording them the means for cutivating their
mental, moral aud religious natures, render
the work Of educating the colored people OF
| the South one Of the most momentous that
can engage the attention of patriotic and
christian people. Contributions In aid of the
| work will be received by Miss Semple, Treas
urer OF the Association, No. 500 Market St.
| Hishs1sy Robbery The Deiewareau says:-
Two men, pretending to be discharged sol
diers, named lsAac Windsor and Henry Hitch
ems, were lodged in Dover jail on Tuesday last
| by officer 2. L. Butler, charged with having
| robbed a negro living near Camden, named
John Jones, of $e5 IN money. I he negro had
| on Monday, received some money from Il. W.
| Draper, E q, of Dover, and these men inter
cepted him while on his way home They rep
| resented that Sir. Draper had sent them after
| him to get him to return some ecu tefti.
| notes given In mistake, aad induced the negro
| to show the notes in his pocket boof, from
which they selected sos and made off. The
negro followed them, when one of them knock
ed him down. MIR. Butler fund the robber. in
house near haguola, on Tuesday, drank as
Bacchus and tuil OF light, and had to summon
| assisthnca Tn arrest them.
Money Saved by buying your dry p-y saaAs
of L. T. Stroud & Co., i05 West Second Street
IA large lotef new style prin's, fast coloIs'
bought at the recent decline in prices, l2t, lt'
l6, 10 cents; best Englsh ohintz % Cts; good
stylei Giugh inns 20 cts; beautiful assortment
spring delaines 10 cents one lot OF new style
plaiii 80 oeRls; a good assortment, all wool
delsinss so, 62a cents; nne Assortment o.
aipaca's very che ap full line ilipen handk's
~, is, IS cents best bleaohmskes blsached
muslin G, is, ous yard wide IS c-nts !; a full
line Spring plain and fancy cassimsrs for men
and boys wear; ladies eloaking Goth, the Ia,
tsst and newest style ladies dress trimmings
beautiful style Gsnts neek>tes, urRy's patent
/ paper collars ths best aud finest linen bus
SONS 10, 20, - cents call and examine be.
fore purchasing elsewhere.-mar26..
Sstss % RsaI Estas.-fhe store house aud
dwelling on Front Street, between orange aud
Shipley, and the frame house ON Wat T Street
Oh the rear OF the same lot, belonging To the
estate OF James Simpson, deceased, were sold
on wednesday last, at public sale, to Jarret,
NJ. witsil, for So, 500.
P. Coyle sold d farm in Mill Greek Hundre
few days ago, containing SOY acres to Mr.
Duros5 of tn city, for $2700
VIM, Bright a. sold Tor Mrs. Martin q large
brick house on Market Street, between 18Th
and 18th to Richard r. ,oonrs ior ; Is ouV.
VIM. McCauliey has sold GO! acres OF land
in liiinol-, for SIT 300
VIM. McUauley has purchased farms con.
tanning 450 acres, near Milford, in Sussex Co.,
Tor SIs,5uO
Police AFaWs.-The following arrests have
been mads since our LAST report
James Owen, Harry foben, Henry Christian,
drunkenness, SO cents and costs cath. Jane.
o Chlltapt, drunkenness, SO cents aud costs
Thomas Adams, q. " alter, David iiethert0u
n-glesting 10 show psddlers lieenee, Judgment
$40 aud costs each WIN Mccall, uursgister-
ed dog, St and costs Francis Bonner, drunk
enness, 30 cents and costs. John Feruau
Drunkenness, so cents and costs.
Coat-Persons who wish to repleni.h their
stock of coal Ut the reduced pr.ces can be nc
commodated on leaving their orders with VIM
T. Airichs, corner of Seventh and jeff rson
streets. mara6 2.
For Sals.-1wo good mares with fosl. O.,
would exchange for good work horse n.
fLArr, Roseville, Del
Old House at Pubic Sale VIII be sol | At
Public Sale on the premises on Fridav
March 3oth, at AZ O'Clock, P. NJ, that large twn
story frame house at the coraer OF Urapg. ard
Dock streets, in the City OF Wilmington. Tie
house consists of large quantity of lumber
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