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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-02-09
Josh Billings ON the Robin Relbre

The red trest;d rubbing 10 \ burd m"cbly
dotted onto by SET nary girls aud potts.
Gen,lemen farmers also encurridye the
robbing becoz he swalereth insex when h.
ca"'t Ct no sno or anything sl.e to eat
But prac,ikla ia, m Rs ard fiuit erowis,s
bsgin TO don, see it.
/ was onst . gentleman fxrm;st.
am not 50 gentle As | was.
l 60 for real farming, making ny pile Of
mnnoor and rSisin things to eat.
used 70 listen for the robbins mating
lay aud his evening carol. but | found ont
hat he singed only TO srdncs fema'e ,ohb-
ings, aud that wh~re he ct five iusex h. =,
quarts Of che rri-s, s.rawhrrrn curren,s.
rasherries and celrrr. and thea pitch, into
the melIsrsst Bartlett pairs.
! found that my fruit agreed too we'll with
with Mr.. rnhhings crop.
Hi. wohbling 10 mis- female fri-n's at ev 90
ming didn', pay for his COB hug choice fruit
all day.
And SO, ny friends. when the s.ete red
hrest sets Fat on the expensive proiucks Of
Northern sar6incs and f,ck. snu,h~ari to
fill unsrntimcn'al po'p'es l bid him ad,o
without reere.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-02-09

Lee, Who drew the Opera IIcoss, has sold
+ 70 Crosby for goo, 600
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-02-09

The following in regard y "dorg."is clip
II f.,r, - f1.kA

The following in regard y "dorg."is clip
ped from tho Idaho HStesnsan:
''fhe only subject o thing capable Of beiss
taxed, 6ns not mentioned in the schedulss Of
the internal revenue 6sseau, is the everlsel-
ing useless cur. Dogs every where stouad,
to tho great damage Of mutton and otAsr
good grub, and yet they are no. taxed
There arc three millions Of them 10 the
Cni'ed States, each casting the Common
wealth, one way or another, - much % to
raise moro than half that number Of able
bodied boys; end yet congress. 10 ito sbun.
dant wisdom, forgot to tax en-
Congress should no. only pas. law tax
ing "wotthless. NANCY curs,' bat make It
obligatory On their owners to rut Eve cen,
revenue stamp on every bark, and Fifty cen,
stamp on every howl tina. proceeds from their
snarli"g, swapping mouths. and cancel the
same with dog-buttons.' TIE incorporation
If such = feature ia the tar law would b.
hailed with telirh. BY many p, rsons in this
city, where "n;ght 10 made hid~oue" By the
yeIrings and howIings Of = thousand "ever-
las'ing useless ours" that are keft a. pets +
Congress found = way to tax everything ths.
every man, woman and child 10 Anne RIGA
eats, wears, wastes. enjoys, or throws away,
and yet forgot to give the worthless cauin.s
blast We want it distinctly uaders,ood
tina, We are not particularly heavy on dorss
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-02-09

...;"g Hs:.s2 .~s:t.s ssss4 .~H:s.:ss..
- Il u sometimes the case tina, some
advertisements are 'd,led With sursrlA'iv-s
fof Net We hope that no decision ~lll be
made apen nars unit! you "ass made eSam-
nation, aud nsccitained that ne sra,e truly
We say that all would do we'll - purchase
where they, can buy VIA, they wish and sill
nave gresubalk. ieit ~ III -
az ..tf ! <ttN;4 10. :
IAN lovers Of = good CIGAR viii
have to acsno~ ledve-if they try them that
W sell the bsst Dime Cigars IN tie CITY.
#a.Ta&.r k5ea@r- - I."@ .8E ~. '@s*..
~ Coaes !. and 20 ~, max. esor 10 II.
y Boogc L Goa mammoth Dry Goods
Empssism, Pearl s,ree'. 1~A~ @0.~
4ag . ? a4. <@ +F-".G
.A>s~s> 3Hn@ ~ l. .-.'
.AH1r .TETG .lN&4 a-
stsss City, Isvs, Jss. ssh, 1857.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-02-09
HEAD CENTRE
:, !: { 4 ! I. ).
GREAT FAMILY MEDICINE STORE
Oon6411SDD.
NEW DRUG STORE.
- /. ...~.~@ ! :: T.. !
KENT & HOWARD

1 NNOUNCE that they have Just finished NOV.
~ ing into their New Drug rOuns in Masonic Block
corner "f Pearl and 81 streets, and ready to wait
cnssmer- Ia the highest style II the art We have
thu laraes, aud is~ss psic ia the market
tn CUR stock may be found
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-02-09
H. D. BOOZE { CO..

E8P constantly on hand = very large anil vel,
IN assorted stock u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-14
PETROLEUM AND MINING sTocKs.-FIRsr BOARD
WEDNESDAY, Nov. 1s-P. NJ.

Gold is higher, closing at $40, after selling at 1870
1904. The clearings of the Gold Exchange Bank were
SIC. SIC, OOO and the balances Sl,6O4733
Government stocks are all strong, and many OF the
issnes are higher 040s selling at lG State stocks ana
railway mortgages firm The share market Is more
active and the sales larger than for some time At
lantic Mail rose ]. Pacific was active, closing at M
at tho morning board. The Express stocks were
6rmer. Adams selling at 70t, Wells, Fargo and Co. at
g. American and United States at Co. and Merchants
Union at $32 % for SIS paid in. New-fork central
was in active demand, selling at 113s The election
If the next Board of Managers has been delegated to
Commodore Vanderbilt, to whom has been rendered
and by him accepted, proxies on 100000 OF Its
! stock The formal tender will be found in another
mart of this column. If the direction will put
\ Commodore Vanderbilt at its head they will secure
| the services of q gentleman who has done more to
! juspire confidence in railway management than
any man living Being above the necessity
! of fplundering road, he is able to ex-
| act honest dealing from its employees, and
secure for the propretors of the property earnings
which now stick to the hands OF contractors and
| snbordnates Judging from his experience In the
Hudson River and Harlem, the Central VIII not ap-
NV to the Legislature for relief again. Enc was
higher but not specially active. Reading rose per
! cent. and Michigan Southern per cent NORTH
| Western was higher, ana lOI lilo "nVio "N''N''
betterrates were paid. After the call, prices on inc
active shares advanced, and the market was strong.
with no large supply of stocks At the Second Board
prices were strong. The North Western stocks rose
| To 4sIa49 for Common. and 641G64i for the Pre-
ferred New-York Central sold at 11S9, and Michigan
Southern at sOt The small stocks were more active
Merchants Union Express rose to Si for 30 PAID H.
and Adams to r. The 59os were all strong, az 1uli
| nrices. and 1o-4Os steady ct the morning rates
At the close of the day, prices were as FOL
| lows. and the market closed strong
NJ quotations: Registered 6s, 1881. 1l2s@ll; Con-
nor, Ga 1881. ll2i0llS Registered 5SOs. 1862 loii
Coupon s9Os, 1862. 10si01OSi; Coupon sos, 1854,
1os,Go1a5l: Coupon s-9Os, 1865, lO6aSlOCl; Coupon
Nv zoos. 1855, 1o7i0lO7i; Coupon New, 5-9Os,
1852. lO7,0lO7l; Registered lo4Os, lOos4
104. Coupon 1O-4Os, io2i0lo2a; 7Sos, I'd series,
tosi,o5l: 7SOs, Sd series, lO5i@lOSI Tennessee cs,
ex-coupon, l066; Tennessee g. new, 62ia ass; Mis-
sauri g. 9a10e4I; Canton, 4sSA Cumberland, S4@
Ss. western Union Telegraph, s2aSS2i Quicksilver,
,S,A1e1: Pacific Mail, 13501S5l Atlantic Mail 1l5s@
he. 1oston Water Power. 17iGlsi; New-York Cen
trai. Ilsl9I1s.: Erie 72i072t; Erie Preferred ~
on. Hudson. 125sa126; Reading. %la97l; Michi-
gan Central, lO9allO Michigan Southern, 5000. !;
Illinois Central 1e9s9iss'; Cleveland and Pittsburgh
s2iasS; North Western Common, 4ei@4stj North
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-14

Anna Cora Mowatt Richie is IN E II gu sSs
and has recently refused an offer Of $4,000 70 ~ 'H
stage again. S,:;,naH late
The Hon. Fred Hassaurek Of Cincinnana,m ,a
United States Minister has In press Known aSSs
Spanish America Mr. HassaIfe viii mako the book
be eagerly sought for .;v,or Menkep. IA
Alexander Dumas Rsrs a mas psssssnssd him
sa worse name possible man NE no same steamer that
All thst she has taken passage ~ W. = ~ I'D
blackburn supsGDtsnSssan:so 81 Rs S Ssss
asylum for the Dea N embezslement lie CONFESS
arrested on ~ paate his crime by asserting h'
and s e s,,s, Il 70 support his family.
was i,"'art ooe of Kings band OF railroad
convicted q # h ssten sSsOs pr
Snnsniu tse throwing train from th'raeE
Capt Msyne Reid the weknow VI !, t re. siIy
writer Winter He now stopping at the Aqu,dness
I9r rsxnort It has suggested that an enors 20
1aoSe 70 secure one or public READINGS r" n
during the season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-14

and sha not be withdrawn for consumption unless tho
AT Is paid yet every Collector in this city ana every
sember of the Metropolitan Board OF Internal Keyehne
snoWs that 81 gallon cannet be obtained Tor WHISKY,
bafeyer may be the representations OF the papers upon
hieh they are called 20 That perfected system
~ fraud prevails the public are well aware; that 10
lists ONLY through the collision OF Government OF
Aers will also soon be shown. Warrants were yesterday
.Seeed n the hands OF Deputy-Marsha John Robinson
H. the arrest OF four persons who have recently figured
witnesses for the prosecution in case against an ex
peyepne officer One Of tine persons 10 be arrested was
shosen 20 the Assembly Independent Democrat at
the late election. The aiidayits upon which the war
rants granted made by Mr. Bernard Hess and
charged that fraudulent bonds were given for tho release
OF the dstlery Nos 3O7 and 800 Avenue A startling
disclosures are promised In few days regarding some
recent whisky transactions Disclosures OF this nature
arc frequent that they cease to De startling except 10
the individual Immediately interested,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-14

many Of the banks obliged TO remit currency Round
lots sold to-day at 40 cents premium The counter rates
unchanged discount buying, and lilo premi
selling Buffalo and 0swego sight are negotiated at
discount.
At Providence the market for Printing Cloths was
dull. The following are the sales
-Four thousand pieces 5ex6O 6tc early In the week ;
5000 do b6x6o &C., 10000 do 6ix64 &C., GO days 5000 DO
6ix6i &C. 90 days; 900 do 6ix64 &c., 80 days. 5000 do
64x6l. 6tc.. 10 days. Total 10000 pieces
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-14
AvrnIcASs IN pARrs-The following are the

AMERICANS IN PARIs-The following are the
arrivals registered at Norton Co.'s American DsAe''
No Il cue seSiot; Mr. Broshsr oncnn. Ohio No
bis Baa Mr. sa Herring New o. NO - Nss Row
Mr. Fs.sa h'S a g. Ss.
JERSEY No. Rue gAlgef M W hSeAass, nrs NJ, and
pS,S NJ b. w. MsI So kSs P..qs Dr.
Gould @ No Rue erSpi Nj T. .ssss Noel
Francis Rs' BSS%5s Il Is Avenue ssI a. Ro
Ro Dc Rome Ne M as. APns ea Sn s. Io Mo-
D. Dr. hsns R aI SSJi snSseH cTa Mallory
S sS ~ Mr. noJ John wscey and family ba Hotel % Issvr.
NJ and M GsSs sa T HSl dS LurTs NJ joSa n
Csin New.Yor No Avenue wagsni Mr. and MIS- a fos'{n
,nd family NewYo No. is F.rue De. hIss M Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs q Rumy Buffalo n ~ Hotel De PAheSesi az.
Rir No p Rue TSn me us Nh 5nS VAN MI psa
S.nsis So Rue Leus Mr. D. y Nils BOsso Hotel de Hell
NJ p G. cI' Del. and and if fa%y sss"y Hotel
louvre .na MR. Dewey San M q % cs sfl s H.
fisq. Pas Mr. e. T. Bs5 ed ns s
S E1 Mr. Frank Arnold SswYor q ch.as'ss SAsO Mr.
a.a ASa sT T Ss. r SS = sh'i,'i Philip s
boulevard s. German sn,, sr Mr. TS r DsS. s
s sSss NJ @ D. Hsans lBsiaOrsl No rue LS,d
REigs NJ E., ho c1 "a fSs,s John Cooper Bo
Hotel de Poreni Mr. H. H. Tyroe BtMess No snsn
NJ, NJ H %sss r H. N'lSnj .:. S
Il s1sn k SSsIh aS.ay ss f T
% Bo;SsS, N Mr. x vi a. ItTH'ss ESSa g. ne
has. as fA,Ss5e. ayTSssa ,s ss 4. ss.1
Hotel DyT S Es Sterling Conn g. s. Hotel da Paa. R0,a NJ,
and Mrs IT, Weeks boston Hotel St jsnss MT AND NJ
Morse aud family HSts as P,', M DO Pt. s k Bs
SSTs 10 10 Ras Mr. md Mn RSsa No
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-14

prices are s somewhat heavy exception prime grocery
grades saes OF sl6 bids Porto Eeo. Sn ~ mia new
crop ewOrleans, the first OF the season az p Rico
y hhds Demerara at 55G67c and 40 mus r0r'o i'o
NAVAL sToREssare quiet but prices are unchanged;
We quote as follows:
s SIFs;; ao ni;ii FL H.. : S 81: os'
bond p ga:;; % o - in 6Sl' 2 SSi;;; o" ."
P2sob........s - 80 q - Ghs', in bbA' -,s n soo
A SS%, S bSi.r sas $40 Tar North county
s%s' RSSi'I ." as T,;. wi + NJ $50 80
A Sss, 81 S6l aslS a., p ss. ely IN Dbl.
"i sSs 81 S5 = n $50 as pi'ss sssi:iaa
oIIs-Amercan Linseed dull but steady at 81 iOas 10
in easks and bbs Crude Sperm is lower aud dull AZ ~
az 20 Crude Whale is duh at T0976c Lard Is sens
from h3S IS for No.2. No /. and Fair to Prime anu
Choice; note sales Of 10000 gallons a. I2ic, .rsr
PROVISIONS.-We have had q very dun ana irregular
NOMINAL the saes reported e'ST rs go bills Mess
New CITY q Pr GH M g. For
sales OF $50 bbs Mess seller all the year. at go 20 a
Beefis selling in prime lots freely al full prices
sales Of bills s4Ssls for Plain Mess and s2OGss
sales Beef Hams are steady and moderately actye sales
40 bbs at s27assO and 10 bbls. Beef Tongues at SIS
bulk SIS and 100 boxes Dry Sailed Shoulders for De
cember and January at sc Bacon Is nt for
December private terms 500 boxes $. r. Tor Decem
Oer at & 100 boxes for January ata at 30 SSxs s AZ
q
l2i@i2sc for CT l2sc for stretfOrd and L. c. Loo y
r. bulk At lac. Dressed Hogs are rner ana IN good
demand, at sI99c for City. Lard is firm, but only IN
moderate demand; sales OF $50 pigs at l2tc Ior DO
12901Sc for City, and i3013c. for fair TO prime steam
and Kettle Rendered; also 500 pkgs. Refined N. j. WI
cox F" brand, at 15lc.
AFTERNOON PROVISION Markets o,cLocK-We hear
OF sales OF Pork since Changes Mess Is offered az
$40 sli with buyers at $40 75 prices are entirely nominal
PETR0LEUM-The market for both Crude and ke-
fined in bond is quiet prices are unchanged we quote as
follows: - ,o,a,,
Crude t4O07 gravity in bulk .........% gallon l2iSi5
Crude
Refined n bond q 10 es Standard White 2StGS
Refined in bond, no test Prime White w
Resdum, Pbb ~ 19S W
RICE-The market is steady and moderately active;
sales Of 50 tea. Carolina at 9!0l0c.
SUGARS-There Is not heavy business DONG IN raw
Sugars but market remains very firm we quote az
llial2c for fair good Refining, and 1870 Tor NO. IL
Box These figures, however, must be considered as IN
side rates. the majority OF sellers asking &C. more ana
offering their stocks only sparingy Sales OF $50 hh1s az
lls9l2tc for Cuba; l2i033c for Porto Rico ana 90
boxes Havana at III G4ic Refined are firm al loic ior
Hards. $500. 49,.
TALLOW-The market is quite active and prices are
nrm; sales Of $4,000 ID at ltQll3c Tor Common W
Prime $1,000, NJ.
WHisKY-The market is quiet; sales Of $50 bbls West
orr. az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-14
TREASURY DEpARTxxsT, Nov. 4. 1857.
DISMAL SWAMP CANAL.

In accordance with resolution Of Congress July rs.
authorizing the Of the Treasury sell the stock Owned ~ we
United DISMAL swamp Canal Company In ssch manner ~
best protect the the United States IN SAD canal INC 70
aofe mat the sane be kept open naNgabe nsn"v
lnsf expense TO the Gossrnnenf
reue hereby given MONDAY the nh day Of Deemoe
so a. II oeioe Eight Hundred 0o shares OF stock owned
ne nted states sd Dismal Swamp Canal Company vi" De 500
V fuohe Auction Department, IN
the City OF Washington
DISMAL swamp Canal connects the waters Of Elizabeth River
Virginia. With the Pasqdotsnk River in North Carolina distance Of
about sen and oueha @ miles, Constructed Al
ns SsI, ~, %s sassS hsne and q haynE an
Full Information IN relation the history condition canal
will be Afforded upon application at this Departmert
Of SALE eteuth
Of and the balance paid upos ,hs deliver OF tas
instruments Of conveyance HUGH NeCIILoCH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-14
pPcPTpTs OF PRODUCE.

Nov ls-ls270 bbls Flour 500 bills Whisky 800 SACKS
Corn Meal lsisOs bush Wheat l4S p1sh Cor t hS
Peas 1904 bush. Barley, II pkgs Ashes, 2S4s pkgs
Beef 279 bbls. Pork, 800 pkgs Cut Meats: - pkSs
troleum 1919 pkgs Butter 6IIs pkgs Cheese tsO Dds
Eggs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-14

.v;cx az THE TErsTErs CRsDroNs AND sIockhotDrn
n W ~ a. Nm M,sslssiryI r. Co. (RAsIkKS DivsohJ
WE "A'" No 10 WuI-sT. Nav. foEK Oct H. 1871 a.,
v,,trr, TRANSFER HOOKS of this Trust will
closed on SATURDAY She Sob day o. Fcvembsr Isc :.
S n preparatory the eOnv.rsion Of Traes 49,
b, rsersaniled consolidated coTpoaon be eaisa
I'M IR OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI RAILWAY CoMPAsf
s Tor their legal whose names Trustees
". h, be registered said hreth day OF November III
a he arrsur Of the same ssesses OF V r,
,s nd Common @ gd FOR Com@en Certss,te. m ne s
s., Of neresi Preferred CSncatss srs
W isoI 70 s.' '' ~ ALLAN CAMPBELL. Chairman
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-14
COURT cALENDARs-rnrs DAT.

The Senatorial contest in Ohio seems mar
rived 10 Ysiandingham aud Thurman with the odds OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-14
Einantial.

NEW-YOR CENTRAL RAILROADE-NEW, ..
~ YONG Nov H. l867C Vaader esf-Dear S|' The un'ef
,d oetboder, the Central Railroad Company are salts
ed the administration the Company and sh0roash
formation in the Of It's affairs would result larger
10 the greatly promote the interests Of The pubic ine'
therefore request that viii receive Their pIoie' r
"a .,.c. .ueA Board Of Directors shall to to be
entitled 20 their They hope that such an oannoa WIZ 70
effected as shall the Company the AID Of your great An'
ged abilities Yours respectfully
ID EDWARD CUNARD,
JOHN j. AsToR JR.. :
Bernhard L HUTTON,
.- JOHN STEWARD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-14

me Chifd00 Tribune OF MOnday Says. -
The general business Of tho city was less active during
the week as will be seen BY the clearings which snow
IA ysfher dull The demand for discounts Is only moder
ale and the indications point to an easier feng TOT
observation-disclosures but speculative paper 10 handled Win
great caution The shipments OF currency TO the INTERIOR
steadily increasing The bank rate Is rm At 10 per cent
~ the onen arket the rates range from lD2t per cen!
ner month The scarcity Of exchange continues. ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-14

Western Preferred. 6i0GRi Cleveland and Toledo,
1O2i0lO2.; ST. Paul Common, S9!0S9s; St. Paul
Preferred, 6la6la; Rock Island, 9oia96h Fort
Wayne, 97iG972.
Money is 607 per cent on call, and stock houses
make up their accounts readily. Merchants bills
sell slowly at 709 for high grades and lO01s for
second rate. The demand for money from the South
has abated At NewOrleans the rate Is per cent In
favor of this city.
Exchange is quoted as follows: Lohuon, " Gays
1O9Q1c9,: sight 1924 01O9,; Paris long, 5.l7ta516i;
do. short. 515a5132: Antwerp, 5.2OG517i; Swiss,
5.2Oa5.l7i; Hamburg, S5s096; Amsterdam, 4OtS4l !;
Frankfort, 4Oa04oI Bremen, 7s.S7sI Berlin, 7ll072.
The following will show the exports Exclusive OF
specie from New-York to foreign ports Tor the week
ending November l2 and since the beginning OF the
year: 900.
1868. 1855, is67.
For the week. S,l2Il9o N9SsS ,se 900 ~
Previously reported. .139,4OO,lfo ioloo@'"' ''--
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-14

NEw.YoRK, Nov. 10, ls67.-Mesrs Ededrd Cu'ard,
John j. Astor jr, Benkard Hton, John Seiedrd ana
others representing ore s3oooOoo Of s!oek-Genne"en;
Your letter Ia received will accept the proxies oil such
OF tho stockholders OF tho New-York Central karoau
Company may sec ut TO transmit them TO me- ana VIII
vote upcn them as shall vote upon my own stock.
with my thanks for the confidence you have so kindly
rendered I am yours, respectfully, c. VAsDERBHr'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-14

prices are s somewhat heavy exception prime grocery
grades Gales OF 35 bhds Porto Rico private terms;
Is do at Csc At auction by j. Parker Dds S ca anew
n hds Demerara at a67c and 40 hhds Porto kco az
65t 659c, four months T.
NAVAL STORES.are quiet, but prices are uncnhnseu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-14

Since January 1.s1I5S279S2 sldoi''7Oo s,Oi',n,Oio
The following was the days business at the Office
of the Assistant Treasurer: Receipts for Customs
s3,1 0OO Receipts for Gold Notes $4,000; total Re-
ceipts s222se51 96; total Payments. sS466S7 IL ;
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-12-05


BENJAMIN Booth has sold his farm in New Cas-
tie Hundred, near the Chrstiana river, to Samuel
Ogle & Townsend sold for the estate of Rebec-
ca Weldin, deceased, house in Brandywine VII
lage, to Elizabeth A. Crooks, for &1o0l.
The Wilmington Iron Foundry properly, OIL
fered at public sale on Saturday, by the executors
of Mahlon Bette, and Belts q Seal, was with
drawn, no bids being made considered as up
preaching the value OF the property.
The farm Of the late Rev. Saml 7, Carpenter,
in Appoquinimink Hd., has been sold to George
DAYS. for ssi per aer ss ~ Acres s.,as, nouse
in E. 9TH street. near Pine, to James Grnbb, for
all00. :,
| No. 6l5, f. 9Th street, to James Bradford, Tor
| $500.
George L. weldin has sold his farm of % acres
| In Brnndywine Hd. to Peter Talley, for S5,6oo.
John w. Hawkins has sold three houses on
King street, between 18Th and 18th, to Lewis Zeb-
| ley, for about $4,000
The property of Joseph Taylor, in New Lon
| don, Pa, about 1870 acres was sold to Charles
Moore, of Delaware, at S9O.15 per acre.
| William ii. Wilson, of Franklin twp, Chester
county, Pa, has sold his fiirm OF 46 acres to WIN
Bayles, of Delaware, for $4,000,
VIM Bright & Son have sold for Patrick Ira
nor. thres-story brick house Oh Newport pike
to John Mooney, for $1,000; two-story brick
house on Tatnal street, above 9Th, TO Mr.. Swee
new. for $1,000; three two-story brick houses ant
a large lot al the corner of eth and Madison SITS.
for Mr. Ridout, Of Philadelphia, to John Finn
(blind) for $4,000 also three-story brick hous.
and stable at the N. Z. corner of Sth and frenci
SITS, for Theodore Thomas to Col. Joshua Clay
ton of St. Georges Hundred, for $1,000.
The farm of the late Milton Michner, III Nh
public sale to Samuel Eastburn, for 500 pc
acre.