Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-27

| at the corner Of Third and Tatnall streets, and
| found Il very substantial ons three stories
high. It could be fitted up 90 as to acoommo-
/ date ESQ scholars, and could be purchased at
low rate. Mr.. 0awthrop also made Q state
meut 10 regard to the matter, and remarked 1t
would cost about $500 TO make the necessary
| improvements.
DR.. Quipby remarked that II seemed To him
| that the health Of the scholars was more i'm
portant than the expenditure OF one or two
| thousand dollars, In the procurement OF q suit
/ able lot away from the bad odors peculiar to
this neighborhood.
| Judge Hall remarked that 1t was important
TO keep an eye to the erection of house on
the corner OF Eighth and Washington streets.
| 10 had understood that the city council de-
signed to apply to the Legislature tor author
| ity to borrow ten thousand dollars for such
purpose. He thought it was important that
We should have school OF higher grade In
which a male tencher houid be omploysd.-
Some such course 1t seemed was necessary TO
keep the teachers improving, and thus iasure
| the advancement Of our SCHOOLS. BE spoke Of
| the necessity also Of providing further accom-
mediation for primary scho 'ars.
| Mr.. Gawthrop remarked that if there was
| any prospect Of getting the appropriation from
| the city, to erect house on the lot vt Eighth
| and W Washington streets, he wsuld be 10 favor
| Of waiting. 4 commsndible pride had been
exhibited Ia the erection OF school houses, and
he thought 1t would be we'll to continue % 10
| that way.
MT. Gswthrop reported that application had
| been made to the members of the council for
| The use of the lower room on the basement lot,
but 1t had met With no encouragement
| Dr. Quinby moved that conmittee be ap
| pointed to apply to the city council for lar
! ger appropriation THAI 81, 900, and also to
, apply to the Legislature 10 ensure the passage
Of the same. Messrs. GAwthrop, Tailey, DR..
| QUINCY and Vernon were appointed said COM
| rnittee.
Various bills were read and ordered to be
! paid
Rev Mr.. Wiswell remarked that in the early
| tall an agent OF slate company visited our
city, for the purpors OF Introducing a pecu-
liar kind Of siatss into the primary SCHOOLS
BE thought they would prove very &c onomioal
in our schools.
DR.. Wilson, aud Gswthrop eoncurrsd In the
| opinion Of the utility OF these slates.
| DR.. Quiuby thought II would be proper to
Introduce them iato ct least one OF the schools.
Mr.. Gawthrop spoke 10 favor OF introducing
The slate.
! On motion Of Rev. Mri "isweli 1t was resoi-
! we'd that the slate should be Introduced into
No. 10, as new States are needed.
On motion Of Mr. Qain6y another stove was
| a'recssa TO De piaceo 10 no.
VA iuonon Mess,s. uaw'uivP " xnoy'
vernon sno no'' mt Wm"en anu N.u met9
"PPoia'eu ceuu'''ee ou s"i"'io'' A''ouin'u'
Sales Of Rsll Estats.-Wa. Bright Son
hive sod Tor Rev. Mr. kel ogg, the dwelling
house, No. sac Washington 8 rect, to Thomas
Brown, for 81, 400.
Mr. David Lennon has purchased tho house
/ No. sos Shipley street, for Is 600.
Mrs. John $. Ksuuard has purchased the
house No. Git Shipley street tor SO 200.
Tns dwelling of the late John isdSes, No
Gil West street, was sold at Admiuis,rator' q
sale, for So, $50. Samuel MoOlary purch a3er.
Smiley King bought of Pslriek u. Finn, tbs
dwelling No. 325 Shiplsy stree, for S.. 400
Edward strauss, has purchased the\aouse
sal Market street, for o., $50.
VIM. II. Bullock, has sold eight acres OF lard
with blacksmith shop, dwelling aud barn, at
Chelsea, Delaware Co., Pa, to Ohss. Young,
J for 81 900.
Isaac 8, Flint has sold the house at No. llI4
King street, to William d. Geuob, for o. 500.
Ann B, Huston has sold the house No 9l3
Orange street, to wm. Morrison, of Delaware
county, for 81 500.
Woodward T. Jackson has purchased los
acres of the Evan Phillips property, 10 Oh ris
/ tiana Hundred, for S126 per acre
Robert Parry has purch ased tue three stor.
trick house No. $40 King street, for $4,000.
F.x,;,...,. yua.o Aa-Tbe high price O
: lsnSs haav. ta,ss and ,ba other expenses Il
whioh ,nod..n tarmsr. ave an h;sct have tho 81
saco noaerh farmers are duO sSd ~, con
4 ssouenca Isad that 40 years ago was barren
J, ia now nrodnoing large erops every year
4 This nj eoprsa IL dps N improysd modes O
4 cultivation aud high mauuring. This systeI
: has created demand TOR what are oailsu sfll
hcia' manures' ana tnere arc numeroas nn
u engaged in supplying these' a. ihany '-tsi
. know, 10 their loss, many Oh .nese nts ~.
i bogus ana supply bogus srucies-grns INA.
i ole dust Tor groana oone, ana uift iot susa aD
we are therefore, aoing tnem an essen"H ssl
\ y vice In direcnhg tneir euentoo 10 a ngm ~
4 es'aphsaed rePa'slion' anu 'norous"'' 'e''A
bic.
Allen aud needles, o. fhilaeeIpnla, We "a
safely recommend as dealers VINO eau o1 =! 10
y lied upon. They are manaiacturers OF All tn
most approved manufAesufea ierinAers,s - we
:, as dealers IN guano sua otuer impor.eo ua
II nures, The hrm 10 the oiaest 10 THIS trade sn
|. 10 the country, and Tor nineteen Yeate pas, VA
! stood at the head Oh tue trade ineir aim
a 10 supply oLiy genuiue Arusiesi uno ss ny !.
advcn,ursrs WIN suoolv worthless article
!. NAV spnnlv bogns mnnures for less money, b.
d farmers who wish 10 secure the worth of tbei
noney will deal with an establi she d and resps,
n lab Arm aupulfiup genuine articles.
AIlan and Needlea slao deal In all kinda
oils wSna,m Whale. Lard. and coal oil.
, s,.ea, Al ~ imnnre sxplosiye and yery d.r
serons onsI oil Is sold by sons dealers, br
,his a,m sell nothing but the best grade
d ,ai ali Thsv have rsputation too well q
+ 'hiishsd tn tamner with Il by dealing In a
.,safa ar,icIs -rph~nir Indeueudeut.J
a;
"a Largs Hogs.-We are indebted to the Lii
l. coin Herald for the following Newsi-Mr. Ju
tus Lowery, proprietor OF the Milford Hots
nj recently killed eight hogs, which weighed whe
" dressed respectively. SIS lbs. $40 1884
Y. 4sss; 4s23 i4Sst A27t and s2st an averai
A. OF A5e1 lbs each. They were purchased wht
T. | nnite small pips of g. M Collins the Sheriff