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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-16
EXPORTS,

HAMBURG Brig Beta-773 bales cotton 5000 pes
slaves
HAhBURG-Brig Helena-6sO bales cotton 900 pcs
slaves
NEW YORK-Steamship George Cromwen--68s
bales cotton Il6 bbs oil 1893 bbl5 molasses so bbs
oranges 435 bdls hides
CIENFUEGOS AND RUATAE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
AngeIiua-tor Cienfueges- bbls -four 400 ties lard
!0o do 1000 Teams paper $50 bbs potatoes so
bbs roul bxs soap
observation-disclosures w A Watsen-937 SKIS
corn % bags coffee u SKIS Data axis bran 43 bbls
dour l6 cks bacon bbls whisky Dbl sugar 10 bales
hay bbl syrup 22O pkgs suudries
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REMOVAL.

3EMOVRR.-ON OR ABOUT THE FIRST OF
IL December the New Orleans Branch of the
Freedman's Savings and Trust Company will
move to No. 1873 Canal street, corner of Dryades
self I'm C. D. STURrEVANT, Cashier
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Steamship George Cromwell, Clapp, for New York
Norwegian brig Beta, Horn, for Hamburg
Swedish brig Helena, Monson, for Hamburg
British schooner Angelina Ward, for Cienfuegos
and RuataE
Schooner W 4 Watson, Watson, for Pensacola
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Marine Intelligence.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN !
Saturday, November Is, 1872.
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STEAMSHIPS.

! 4GAMS1lPS.
| "~>">"N~H~~>"1>>>O<~~~r,ooo ss1>y1.uga
FOR NEW YORK.
Sailing Every Saturday.
NE RQHAHTs sTBAmsHIp Grpe
| sEFR.5 HG : 1he nrstrclaas steamships
GENERAL MEiDs snfs;1' .esPtasn
yFITkD STATES Captain B. r Bnrdioh'
WESTERN aBTRoPoTs captain as5RaI n GEoyer.
EMILY B. sOUDEE. Captain %.-loaa
SAILING FRoM DEW YORK EvRgy sArppn.v
! A FoR REV YORK DrRBcr-4bs
81 steamship
WESTERN METROPOLIS,
WHITEHEAD. Commander.
VIII leave her wharf foot Of Jefferson strass, =.
SUNDAY. November IT, 1872, at Ar.
81 Lnese steamers have superior aoComnodartanp
Ss l 1NTsStA&o's "sssssS.ssps-ss.....,.@S
Ri GGe or si Fasesge. 5S
cow Bremen and Hamburg Through HcTrats - IN.
nps tbs ara steerge passengers for LYorpoo!
stesraerg sailing from Rev York every Wedno-5aG'
JOHN q. LUDNIGGgH. Agent
No. 1870 Common EfrrasA
The steamship MISSISSIPPI WIN follow ?."SS
on HAI0RDAf, November %, at A. NJ oc3S "
NEW STATE LINE STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
or frat class, full-powered C1vdebniY+ ,o-o,,,
steamers, built expressly for the New Orleans and
New YORK trade To call regularly betvraen TTV
ERPOOL and NEW ORLEANS, and GLASGOW ana
W" AOhh carrying passengers and freimhf at
IoWe5t rates 10 and from all parts of the Tinted
hddugdoIn or me continent of Europe and ali parts
OF the United States and the Dominion of CaRa5a
LOUISIANA, 1000 tons register. . Cantain stoyyor+
m M 1000 tons register. Captain HamiiH
ALABAMA, 24GO tons register R, ILL.,,
PENhH1LFAkIA, 2500 tons register... RfIiidipS
ElRdIa!A, $500 tons register. ......., 9niidinS
HGotAHAht cow tons register Building
~az@ESA For Liverpool Dircct.-T 10
/-E@sSga%$ new steamship
Ez2SsSZsszssza LOUISIANA,
james Stewart, Conan anJs 4er
now on her way to Liverpool will eaye IN sat mort
ship TIC nc Flf 0'0'-A
MLNNEs OTA, y
will follow December, captain ;lHanlin,
The vessels Of this line viii stop aa3 Bordeaux
Liverpool " o P%n % VAA
s-J Due notice viii be given of the dtys of sailing
Return tickets ayailahla for xix MONTHS az
reduced rates III -"' gu
No charge tor medicine or medstcal attendance
money orders granted free of change
r, Prepaid emigration tickets iss3aed here to par-
Ties d6sirous o sending for then friends R
detention. u "t'i0R1
For freight or passage, having unsurpassed &C.
conmodaslons, apply to
NJ % 4 K hILLg a. Co, Agents,
ROSS, sKCFLFIELD d CO..
No. 8 Chapel street LiVernool
LEWIS T. hMSRROW L Co
sell ~ No. Is Great Clyde Street Glasgow.
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Passengers and freight received foet of CalHone
and articles Of great weight or bulk not received
as trelaAt Tickets sold corner Camp and Common
streets opposite City Hotel, and on hoard ferrV
Steamer Frances g. H. SCRANTON
. General superintendent
myi General Prejrht and y. I TcF hs .ca,+
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

ST LOUlS-Steamer Dexter-l73 bales cotton 3O39
bbls -four Z74 bales hay 603 bile potatoes 20 bills
whisky 500 SKIS malt 376 SKIS corn l32 SKIS oats a
tubs butter 1856 ties lard % cks bacon 80 caddies
tobacco and auDdry produce
LOUISVILLE-Steamer Mary hler-l84 bbls DO
tatoes 7l6 bbis apples 248 bales cotton I57 SKIS
GREEN FlILE-.Steamer Frank PargOud-2434
bales cotton 478l SKIS cotton seed axis seed cotton
andtsundrics
"Reminiscences W Pike-Il4 bales cotton
1855 SKIS nnttOn seed "a axis seed cotton "A hhds a
CARL bhls mOlasses and sundres
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TrentOn-35l bales cot
and sundTies
Observation-Disclosures Lizzie Hopkins
II hhds sugar 252 bb!s mOIasses and suDdries
acknowledgements Ruth-4G7 bHIes cotton
887 SKIS cotton seed % seed cotton and sundries
LOWER COAST-Steamer Bradish johnson
13l hhds sugar l06 bbIs moiasses and sundries
Observation-Disclosures SUuthWeStern-r5S sba
cotton seed and suDdres
RECEIPTS BY RAILROAD.
hORGAES LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD
November I4-I4l bales cotton $50 skis cotton seed
sks seed cotton lg5 binds sugar 535 bbs molasses
bbls sugar and snndrles
November 1873 bales cotton 10 SKIS cotton u
SKIS cotton seed u SKIS seed cotton 2G2 hhds sugar
s36 bbls molasses II half bblB do and sundries
NEW ORLBAhS. MOBILE AND TEXAS RAIL
Road. November 1870 bales cotton and sundries
NEW ORLEANS. JACKSON AND GREAT NOR RI.
ERN RAILROAD, November B-S92 bales cotton
and sundry produce
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gRily trains for passengers, New Orleans 60 Don.
aIdsonv1lle and return Excursion tickets to Don.
ald6onylhe and return Sundays SIS Train
leaves Canal street depot daily at rs A u
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FOR HAVANA.
F0"cnlnE mt Cedar Keys and Koy West,
Carrying the United States BTsfs,
LEAVING EVERY WEDNESDAY
<e1E&5sSssA az, dn9 New Orleans. Plowyaa
G@8M4as avg aug havana 6teamship Comnen%
ssss8aSaseA WIN dlRpateh their new and TnET%
'aaAHESsazz passed last passenger steamship
MARGARET,
]. EoC. BAKER, Comr,soaar
WEDNESDAY, November s, 1879 ,'-',->''''
from the foot of Ca1nope street F,r.A NIL.
RATBs OF PASsAGR A'i"SR10'
Carl, To Havana. To c1a6or 70.
So - - ''''''''''S'....B $40 aSeE og@
M m t-so's 20
:, Ihf9agn bills of ladiug Issued tn an -
ne 3 o. falIos4s In Florida and on IT, S d on
ElyeE; ALSO 70 New York, Savannah and DE- @oEo@
tnntoush pILls Of fading and passa "a
W aSnpa wa Cedar Keys, and landau e1Von
6ohe puC the e0mpeny's&biIls of 1o5,,, 60,
anu none signed after sailing of the efeas sSh@a
:. Tplenald passenger accommodations - q,
No freight received without y,or,,t.
fee ON' permit from the Of
H0s nel2nE OK passage apply to
K. ROBERTS Treaarro
No. 1919 Connmon9 49,
over the Lopisians Nato1S1S 1 BSot,
No steamship HAVANA follows M u DSn :.
de5 "
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7 ,OUISiANA DIVISION
NJ" ORLEANS, MOBILE AND TEXAS RAILROAD.
New Orleans to DonnIdsonville-sixty-
three Miles.
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EXCURSION TRIPS ON THE RIVER EyRRY SIN,
DAY ON STEAMER FRANCES.
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CONNIE CIA1so

with dividend fEz coupon. tEs dteid@p0.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-02-17
NEIcHRoRIMo couHTIEs.

Delaware county has eight tribes of Red
Men.
George Francis Train will lecture in Reading
in March.
Reading is without Board of Health and
City Passenger Railway. Poor unfortunate
Reading
-Brickdust and butter pills is the latest cure
for chicken cholera, discovered by Delaware
County, Pa, farmer.
Delaware county petitions for the Ohio tenn
perance law as we'll as local option.
-S5, ,057, 90 from the sale of articles manufac-
tured in the Delaware county prison during 1871.
|. The health physician of Chester has been
instructed TO vaccinate any one who will submit
to it.
-Havre de Grace has Just had Masonic Ball,
which set the town fashionables all in a tempo
rary lutter.
John Hinksen has declined the contract for
building the new Hotel at Ridley Park, and the
work has been given to Joel Lane, at S23, 500,
Preserved seats" in National Hail. Chester,
are bare benches with straight backs-thus dis
tinguished from riokety ones that have no backs,
80 the Republican says.
1t liz understood that the Committee on
Ways and Means OF the Pennsylvania House is
opposed to the abatement of the tax on machi-
merry as prayed by the manufacturers of Delaware
county.
The Republican has finally succeeded in en-
forcing the propriety OF the publication of the
| financial condition of the corporation of Havre
| de Grace. The receipts in 1871 were So, 1853. 8S
| and the disbursements $2,91202.
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The phiIndeIphIa steamahIps.

WORK PROGRESSING AT THE YARD OF THE MEssRs.
CRAAfP.
The Philadelphia Inquirer reports the follow
ing -.-----
the Transatlantic Steamship Company in pro-
cess of construction at the extensive shipyard of
Cramp & Son, Kensington, is progressing with
great rapidity: Between 800 and 1000 men are
now employed, and the yard presents an AMI
mated and interesting appearance. The keels
of all the vessels are laid and the frames of
ships Nos. 1 and are about two-thirds up, No.
about half, and the frames Of No. about one
third way up. The excessive cold Of the past
few weeks has nterferred with the progress of
the work. but as soon as the weather shall have
moderated it is the intention to make additions
to the force and hurry along the work as fast as
possible
AS an illustration of the size of these ocean
monsters the stern posts of each steamer weighs
nineteen thousand pounds. They are furnished
by the Reading forge Of Seyfert, McManus d
Co., Reading Pa. This firm is also supplying
the keel plating and the forging for the engines.
They are also manufacturing the mammoth con-
densers which are used for condensing fresh
water from the salt water Of the ocean.
The plate and angle iron is being delivered at
the yard at the rate of one million five hundred
thousand pounds per month.
The cylinders for the engine are being manu-
featured by l. P. Morris & Co., of this city and
the boiler plating by the Abbott Iron Company,
of Baltimore. The extensive plating for the
hulls is forged at the Paxton Rolling Mills, Har-
risburg Cramp q Sons are constructing the
boilers and machinery, and other parts Of the
iron work have been let out under contract to
parties in this city.
The contract requires the completion Of the
first vessel on the first of September, next and
the builders are confident that they will have it
ready at the stipulated time.
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the case Of the former species of property, in
particular, large money returns are known to be
derived therefrom. They are run simply as bus
mess speculations, and there is no reason what
ever why they should not be made amenable to
the laws Of business. The temporal interests OF
churches are quite separate from their spiritual
concerns. 1t is not at all TO deny their 8 cred
character to claim that they pay for the privilege
Of street room just as any other species Of build
ing does. In the matter Of Tavern licenses the
proper path is equally clear. There is no reason
in allowing all these rum holes TO keep open
doors, and in giving the fees which we derive by
tail heavy expense upon the city and we
should have the license money TO balance the
account as far as possible. That at least would
seem to be plain sailing view of the matter -
whether or no our Legislators will think 80 is
another matter. INDEX.
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MORNING NEWS.


Wagner is cock of the walk.
The best butter brings 65 cents.
Index" reviews the weeks Topics
The Mmnnerchor ball was disgraced by a
row.
There has not been single smallpox death
in the hotels.
All the city departments are to have their
accounts audited.
The Legislative investigation Of the sale Of
medical diplomas continues.
e. A. Souder, the shipping merchant, is pro-
posed for Collector Of the Port.
The Insurance agents and brokers are about
to organize for mutual protection.
The Mayor is to be instructed to make every
carriage have two lighted lamps at night.
Councils have listened to the cries Of the
merchants and will build another ice boat
Tho time for completing the House of Cor
rection has been extended one year longer.
Last evening, fire occurred at Seventh st.
Theatre, caused by the heater. Loss trihing.
Hopes & Townsends bolt works, at Broad
and Buttonwood streets, were slightly damaged
by fire, last night.
The Mercantile Library Company has II, 574
stockholders 212 subscribers, 63,S74 bound vol
umes, and 5000 pamphlets.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-02-17

LETTER FROM SENATOR WILSON DEFINING HIS TO
sITION.

LETTER FROM SENATOR WILSON DEFINING HIS 20
sITIoN.
Senator Wilson has addressed the following
letter to political and personal friend:
Washington, Feb, 13 1872.-Dedr Sir; you ask
me show the withdrawal by Mr.. Oolfax of his
irreyocabe decision not to be candidate aff0cts
yoif postion?" l have to say in reply, that
when the Vice President announced that he
should not be candidate for reelection, and
the position might be claimed by the friends of
some Eastern or Southern man, many gentle
men, some Of whom had kindly supported me
in 1868, and others who had supported Mr..
Colfax. Mr.. Wade, or Mr.. Fenton, said, or wrote
to me that they intended to give me their in
fluenoe for the Vice Presidency l had just
been elected for the fourth time to the Senate,
had entered upon the full term, and had every
reason to be gratihed and satisfied with my
position.
This evidence of the personal regard and
friendship OF many Of the noblest men of sever
al States could not but crafty that feeling which
prizes recognition by the whole country, feel
ing entertained by most men who have long
been in the service of their States. After ascer-
tanning that the Vice Presidents decision was
final, assented to the request of friends before
leaving for Europe early in Jnne last. After
my return and before the meeting of Congress,
several leading mon, in more than dozen
States, many of whom had served with in Con-
gress assured me that they and the Republicans
OF their States were for my nomination. have
left this matter to otherr and up to this date,
the 18th Of February, have not written word
to any one, nor replied to the many letters 1
have received on the subject. The revocation
by the Vice President of his declaration was to
me a surprise. 1t placed me in an unpleasant
position, and my first impulse was to withdraw
from the contest. But by the advice of some
of the best Republicans of the land, East, West
and Sonth 1 leave the question to personal and
political friends. Whatever may be the result,
| shall Re content and shall do what l can for
the unity and success of the Republican party,
whoever may be it's candidates, for l am bound
to it alike by conviction and by association, by
gratitude for its deeds Of patriotism and liberty
and by hopes of the services it may yet render
to the country
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Extracts from the philadelphia Papers,


The Bulletin says: 1--WE are satisfied that
Mr., Forney, emancipated from an unwilling al
legiance to the local Ring whose power is fast
crumbling to decay, will be found more power
iul ally Of President Grant than he was able to
lie in the complicated position which the irrec-
Oncilable functions of journalist anda Govern
ment officer imposed upon him"
Concerning the proposed Convention to revise
tile State Constitution, the Telegraph says ITO
tie bill now pending in the Legislature there is
at least one grave objection-it gives to Phila-
delphia only eight direct vote5 in the Constitu-
tlonal Convention, while she is entitled by the
proportionate number of her taxables, to thir-
Teen and it is grossly unjust to commence q
work Of reform with such an Ubiquitous denial
Of equality of representation to one Of the most
important sections Of the Commonwealth"
The Press objects to the practice of foreign
countries in sending their conYcts here, and
concludes that; Not only murder, but all othel
crimes known to the statute-book, will disturb
the peace of the community with increasing fire.
qnoncy, while we allow this country to be uset
az cesspool into which Europe may pour the
dregs of her population. In this matte
endurance hiss plainly ceased to be virtue.
The Ledger declares that Whatever dan
gers may menace us as people, they will pro
eeed not from our doctrine of equal rights, o
the plenitude of our civil and religious freedom
but from the failure Of individuals to respec
That higher law which God has placed in ever
breast and which can never can be disregarde
with impunity"
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AfatAs.

MCINTIRE.-Of consumption, on the 18th instant,
Eveline McIntire, in the 25th year of her age.
The relatives and friends of the family are re-
spectfully invited to attend the funeral from the
residence OF Edward Ogden, on Adams street, nt ar
Delaware Avenue, on Sunday afternoon, 18th inst. :;
services at 81 O'Clock.
HODGES.-On the 14th inst after short and pain
ful illness, Philip Hedges, son Of George W. and
Esther G. Hodges, in the nth year of his age.
We watched his suffering, heard his s'ghs,
With throbDiDg heart and weeping eyes;
But now he calmly sleeps at last,
All pain and grief and suffering past.
The relatives and frie ds OF the family are re-
spectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his
late residence Med wellville, on Sunday afternoon
at ~ O'Clock.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-02-17

ENCOURAGING AND DIsoJURAGINa REPORTS.
The members of the Central Delaware Fruit
observations at the last meeting of the Associa-
ton, held at Milford few days since and the
opinion was general that not more than an
average of one fifth of the buds were unin jured
and that the prospect was for only very meagre
crop at best
From upper Dorchester and lower Caroline
counties we have more encouraging reports
Two gentlemen of fredericksburg lately made an
examination of peach buds in an orchard of 4,0OC
trees, and only about one-fOurth of those picked
were iniured.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-02-17

Ira H. Bird. Grand Master of the Ohio Odd
Fellows, died yesterday, at Cincinnati, aged 30
years.
Lord Mayo, Governor General of India, recent
ly assassnated will be buried to-day in Calcutta.
Sheriff Gill, of Chester County, is recovering,
and DIR. Worthingtons condition is improved.
is i'll at Media.
U. s. Senator Howe, having neglected his
childhood's duties, is now ill with scarlet fever
Prince Frederick Charles, of Germany, is ma
king a visit to Egypt.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-02-17

The committee on appropriations have finish
cd the Deficiency bill. The amount appropri-
ated by it is about S6, 6,000,00O
The Commissioner of Internal revenue recon-
mends a uniform tax of 10 cents per gallon OH
whisky. Mr.. Dawes expects to report this in a
bill next week.
Attorney General Williams yesterday received
from the District Attorney for Southern Florida
"a verbatim copy of the constitution and by
laws of secret organization in that District
known as the American Crusaders Of 76.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
SECOND EDITION.
3.3o, p. M.
New York.

THE TEXAS PACIFIC R. R.-FRENoH REIIEF-THE
RING DIsaoRGINd AN EIGHT HOUR MOVEMENT.
NEW YORK, Feb. II.
Thomas A. Scott was yesterday elected Pres l.
dent of the Texas Pacific Railroad, in place
Marshall o. Roberts, resigned.
The French Relief Society is about to reorgs-
nize in order to raise funds to aid the payment
of the German war indemnity.
1t is reported that the Ring Thieves offer to
pay four millions of dollars to compromise wit
the Reformers. The latter demand six millions
but it is thought that five millions will be agreed
on.
A workingmen's Union is organizing strik Q
for the first of April to enforce the eight hour
1aw
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-02-17

Two freight trains on the Iron Mountain Rail-
road came in collision few miles from St. Louis,
ON Thursday night. Two locomotives and eight
cars we're smashed bnt no person is reported
injured.
Henry Sweet, Of Milwaukee, was frozen to
DEATH near Superior, Wisconsin, a few days ago
while looking after some property.
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TELEGRAMS.
CUT THROUGH BY THE ICE.
A VESSEL SUNK ATiNEw CASTLE.
Another at the Philadelphia WharVes.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. II.
The bark Sdbrd, Moses, master, hence for
Havre, sprung leak and sank, yesterdays the
New Castle piers. 1t is supposed she was cut
through by the ice in the schuyllkill, where she
loaded petroleum. She is being pumped out by
the steam tug Eutd1.
The steamer Oldyn,ont, of Clydes Norfolk and
Richmond Line, sank, this morning, at Market
street wharf. The cook was drowned.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-02-17

The undersigned, about to remove from the city,
will sell at Public Sale, at our Auction Rooms, on
- thfee-story BRICK DWELLING, with back
THU buildings No. 4O4 Walnut street, bet. Fourth
and Fifth streets, Wilmington, Del, containing
eight rooms The lot is IS feet 'front.' by IS feet deep
front building 1sx30 feet back building 12xib, with
an elegant yard, nicely laid out. The house is nearly
CoNDITI0NS of SALE:-Ten per cent. to be
paid down when the property is struck of one half
Of the balance to be paid upon delivery OF the deed
balance can remain one year. or longer II desired.
Possession given in ten days notice.
feb1O Is JAS. r. PATTEN.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-02-17

GEORGE ALFRED TowNsENDs ARTICLE ON THE
PENINSULA.
The promised article by Geo. Alfred Townsend,
on The Chesapeake Peninsula, appears in
Scrbners Monthly, for March. 1t is literally
Illustrated the first engraving being one of the
odd Brandywine Mills" and others are given of
the Old Swedes Church, Cunning Bedfords
Monument, The Whipping Post &c, &c.
We shall make liberal extracts from the article,
in Mondays COMMERCIAL.
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Anfttutr Salrs.
A SSIGNEES' SALE.

Il
The undersigned, as Assgnees In trust of Enoch
Moore, will sell at public auction,
On MoEDA y, the 4th day Of March, a. D., 1872,
at II O'clock A. M, at the Hotel Of Isaac 9. Pyle,
Market street above Second in this City OF Whining
ton, Delaware,
l. All that lot of land, with the dwelling house IN
thereon erocted situated in said citys on the MI
eastery side of French street, between Seventh and
Eighth Streets beginning at the distance Of 50 feet
from the southery side OF Eighth street, having
front OF 20 feet on French street, and running
through at that width to Walnut street.
O. All that lot of land and the buildings there A.
on situated in said CITY, beginning on the south Ill
erly side of Seventh street. at the distance of 81 eet
inches from the westerly side of Pine street, hav-
ing front OF 13 feet IL Inches on Seventh street.
and running back at that width IL feet tO an alley,
with the use of said alley.
cine.
i. Fifteen shares capital stock of the Wilmington
4 Reading Railroad Company
Tems made known on day OF sale.
EVAN q. STOTSENBURG,
ROBERT X. ROBINSON,
feb15-14t Assignees, &c.