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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-06

HIorkingmsls Institute.--The Executive
Committee of the " orklugmen's Institute met
at their rooms on Saturday evening, with full
attendance Of members. The Treasurer SUBJ
mitted his report which gave promise Of success
financially.
The standing committees were appointed az
follows:
On Chatter .5feasrs. Israel, Hodecker ard
Stone.
On Hail and Rooin--Msssrs. Refill, Crawford
and the Jauitor.
On Membelship-Nessrs. Roberts, Haley and
Evans.
On Lectures and Enter talume nts-Messrs.
Stone, Curtis, Valentine and Brennan.
On Papers and Periodic a,s-Messrs. Cameron,
Craig and Israel.
Aher the appointment Of the committees there
was lively discussion on motion to prohibit
smoking In the Hall The effort, however, end
ed IN smoke as no one but the mover and sec.
"onder supported the motion.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-06

RECEPTION OF THE Observation-Disclosures III
GRAFT will visit our city to-day. The occasion
will form an epoch In the history OF our city
The members of the Legislature will be present.
A special train viii leave the depot this morning
with tie Mayor, members of Council and a
committee Of citizens consisting Of ]. I. Head,
Geo. {. Gordon, Geo. G.. Lobdell, job II.
JAekso', Z ;ard Belts James Bradford, Jesse
Sharp, p Mccullough, Henry Eckel, J. L. De-
You, Charles B. Lore, Francis Barry, Jas.
Scott, J. s. Valentine, JOS C. Grubb, q. W.
Sparks, J. 7. Cause, W. G. Gibbons, M. l..
Liehtenstein, Victor DUPONT, Edward Moore,
rington, &. W. Stone and NJ. NJ. Child and
others They will meet the Presidential train
at the Susquehanna, aud OIL returning up the
road an address of welcome will be delivered
by Mayor Siuma, as the train emerges iuto our
State
Upon the arrival d, the depot, the Presidential
party will proceed to the residence Of T. Heald,
Esq, where lunch viii be served. From
thence the President will be escorted through
the principal manufactures Of our city.
At half-past five o'clock a banquet will be
spread at the Institute, on the temperance
plan, at which Chief Justice Gilpln Is expected
to preside. About two hundred al fifty clti-
zsns have been invited, and the affair will doubt
less be an exceedingly pleasant one.
At eight o'clock the President will visit the
fair Of Co. A. at the Opera house, in compli-
snce with the request Of Joseph L. Kilgore,
where there will doubtless be great gathering
Of citizens, and pleasant hour may be passed.
The President after leaving the fair will be the
CUES. Of Joseph Q. Grub, No. FOB King street.
ton.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-06
PuRIIC SALE.

Viii be sold at public sale, on Thursday, February
Rth 1873 at O'clock, p M the road leading fr oia
following stock. and farming utensils, viz: Three
horses, No. l, Mike, work any where No. 9, n
Lucy, work anywhere No. 3, Fanny, work ffSlA
anywhere, and trot her mile In 81 minutes. ah
E5eSSesrhree good cows, one ofthem fresh day OF
AES$YS sale. Ono two horse wagon, market
WW. dearborn, Germantown wagon. one shift
lug op buggy, set OF carriage harness nearly new
set of dearborn harness, sets Of pillow hat
plow, twin harrows fiukes, forks, rakes. shoyeL
hoes. aud grubng hoes chains, Van Wickle Gan. corn
double lines, swibgIe trees. wheel barrow.
CONDITIONS OF sALh.-Ai sums under 80
cash, all sums s20. credit Of six months Will
be given without interest, by the purchaser giving
bankable and satisfactory secbrify, II paid
when due interest from dqy of sas
MRS. JASE McELwEE.
THOMAS BRACKIS, AucSoneeI inu 90
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-06

Sal.s.-Wm J. Lank, auctioneer, will sell OIL
Friday, the 7th Inst, sixteen head of horses
and mules, several cows and lot OF farming
utensils, for Hamilton & Cummins of Kent
County, Nd.
. On Saturday, the 9Th, the uiggius farm near
McDonough. Also In the evening Of the s'h, a
lot of store goods for 7. W. Ennis Of Townsend
and continue on the following Wednesday and
Saturday,
On the 18th inst, the stock anl farming
utensils, and also the farm OF Q. O. Henry, rear
the Red Lion.
On the 2lst Inst. the personal property OF
VIM. Ii. Bennett of St. Georges Hundred.
On the 25th the stock and farm implements
Of Rachel Ann Applsby Of New Castle Hun
dred.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-06
sHERRIFF's SALE.

By virtue OF a writ Of Fl. Ia. to me directed will
be exposed to public sale, at the store of William A
Meredith Bro, No 403 Lombard street, In the city
of wilmington, IN New Castle County, Del, on Tues.
day. the 18th day OF February, d., 1873, at ten o.
ty, Viz: Three dozen chdren's button boots, balmo-
rails and Shoes II pair childrens button boots peb-
blc lasting morocco and calf skin shoes 3S pair Of
mems shoes, CATERS and slippers; 20 pair men and
boys boots, one pair of cali stitched boots; 10 pair
mems Congress CATERS leather leather scraps, boot
trees. peg cutter, boot stretcher, gum shoes lot
shoe backing; lot OF coal box OF soap stone, eyele
machine violin and bow, counter, shelving, dIawe
paper boxes, lounge, CLAMPS carpet, chairs, stove
tables, sofa bed, bedstead bedding wash sand par.
lor table, with other articles OF household aud kitchen
furniture and implements of household, &c.
Seized and taken In execution as the property oil
William A. Meredith & Bro. and to be sold BY
. ROBERT L. ARMSTRONG, Sheriff.
Sherltt1s ONCE, New Castle, February Sd. d. 1879
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-06

The Cunard steamship Olympus has arrived
at Boston. She encountered terrific storms on
her passage, shipped heavy seas, had her bull
warks stove In, and lost four boats. Her chief
officer was throwL from the saloon deck to the
main deck and hal his leg broken In two places.
The steamship Westphalii, which arrived at
New York, Monday, also had rough pass age
On the 2lst she lost two boats and had her
cabin and spar decks filled with water. The
steamship Cuba, from Liverpool for New York,
put Into Halifax on Sunday afternoon, and sail
ed Monday morning for her destination. The
Cuba had two other boats and her deck house
and bulwarks damaged.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-06

DEGl5rER's 0RDER.-kEonTER oSstck
n New Castle Co., Feb tth. 1873. Upon the APP
q. SUTTON, late OF Red Lion Hundred, in SAID
County, deceased it Is ordered and directed by the
Register that tn. ADMINISTRATOR aforesaid, give
notice Vi the granting OF Letters OF Administration
upon the Estate OF the deceased, with the date Of
granting thereof, by causing advertisements TO be
IN six OF the most public places Of the County OF New
Castle, requiring all persons having demands against
Assembly In such case made and provided And also
cause the same to be inserted within the same period
IN the DELAWARE REPUBLICAN,, q newsnapce pub
lished In Wilmington aud " be continued easrsu
two months.
(-n-~) Given Ln1er the hand and Seal of OGice Of
Ills. the Register aforesaid at New Castle, in New
(-~- Castle County aforesaid the day and year
above Written b. GIBBS, Register.
NOTICE. All persons having claims against the
Estate Of the deceased must present the came daily at
tested 10 the Administrator on or before Feb. ath
1874 or abide the Act Of Assembly in such made
and provided. JOHN p. BELVfLLE,
Address. st. Georges, Del Admlrkstr stor.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-06
PUBLIC SALE.

at PaSo SALE az bis residsuos, knosn as lie e ssi
low New Csstie on ThURsDxY' Fs5raar ry' 20 20,
1873, at ten O'Clock, a. m his entire stock oifarm
Implements, as follows, Is horses and cults: n,
No /, Bell, brood mare, OF White Hall TrrN
stock, ten years old, has trotted in $40; Zn
sSa sn S os y s
Her 1--WE colts are:
ssaII s sS e n' and
No ., LILY, coming years DID, dark bay. sound
NO. l. Flora, coming three years dark brown, large
bins style and sound,
No: :. Prince. csmag 2years, sOrrel. good Size
No. I, Polly, the dam Of the ,r1tter Red Rover
style half sister to Red Rover, sound. AA'
Or Gf sSa
No 10. Lucy. good farm mare. 10 years old, sound
e. u TSRsy sso. oa mare, coming a5 years hne
No. u, SUI, coming one year old.
No -, The wei known stallion, Prince Albert tie
Second, twelve yerrs old, dsrk bay, full 10 hands
mend himself PsdigIss given % dsy of sale
MG- oxen, veil hfns nearly sooOpoands 49,
9offs1s Yoke d home raised old stse
partially broken Fourteen home raised mich
xons @ wen
years Old good bulls. and ID head vi fine young cat
tie home raised.
Fourteen shear. chss @ Ter WL Na, es% 1
Also a lot OF poultry. s2aAa FARM IAPIE
MENTS.-One new market uearborn, springs one
wousi sulky, ali In good order hsw LeaSl. wa
gon, springs farm wagons; new o2-ehrt horse
cart sets Vi trucks, set Of which Is nearly
and suitable for hauling ta!ee power; 2 hay rig
gngs, one sy horse power and thresheI; new Buck
eye reaper with 9ef AXE, all In complete order
Excelsior Reaper and Mower, in good order; sralu
dril, Woods and Hanes' maseiisrge double roller;
Megginsoh corn marker; wheel horse rnkes u lock
lever; new Van WIckle Yam, grain cradles,
grain baxs, 500 peach baskets. peach ladders,
long ladder Telegraph hay cutter; one wheel cul
tvator; l'ld 10: M Moore ployss, DO,
nav Eagle i" three pair twin harrows, Ole square
harrow, / y llaTrOH with duck bin teeth corn
erer one COZ drill, LOT Of backsniihst"o>, cnn.-t-
Ing OF portable forge, anvil wise, haInmer> pInchsts,
&c.. one large oak iced chest one large gear box,
sets OF single carriage harness. one set Of doSbu
riage harness. set OF heavy dearborn harness. three
pillow gears 3pai OF double lines, nuInberOi collars.
brides sc. OK, Okes o1-chains, crow bAi, post
corn cutters. Hetgr knives ~hrclbarroM .rinlstohs.
farm bell two carriage poles. ivrke chains. double
aud single trees, slelahts Sc, .
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUENlfl' RE
consisting OF bedsteads tables settee char, clock,
Continental cook stove, No. 81 Iilumingter paflor
stove air tight wood stove. fourty wheat
DAIRY FiXTURES-onu charn aud >tIId four
dozen milk pans, cream KEITH srrainoi bucket but
ter tub all iii good order.
TEEMs-All sum, OF so and under, cash; all
over that amount a credit of months Will be given
by purchaser giving bankable notu with approved
indorser, with interest from date. Sale positive aud
o, II. APrLLBr.
l.. v. s,ldlsm y son, Auclioneers. feb g.
n BAL per>ou- purchasing stock eau have them
kept the farm until tho 10Th OF March, tr"as"na'
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-06

Loon AssocIdtioa.-The new City Building
and Loan Association was organized at tie
house of the Fame Hose Company, last Tue s.
day evening, when the following officers we're
elected for the the ensuelng year.
President, David Woolman; Vice President,
John Green, Secretary Wesley Tallsy; Trea-
surer, Isaac Murray; Directors, D. II. Kent,
Robert Thompson, Martin johnson, Joseph R.
Richardson Paschsl II. Peterson.
Auditors.--J. Eldridge Pierce, Geo. b. Rob
elts,- Robert Reynolds. Any person wishing
to take stock can be Accommodated by calling on
either of the above officers
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-06
PUBLIC SALE.

The subscriber will sell at public sale, al Ills resi-
dence on the road, leading from Delaware City, to
ruary 9th, 1873, at 10 O'Clock, a. m, one %
pair OF large brown horses, good Tor work or ~
driving one gray Horse, flne driver, and kAh
very gcntle one sorrel with foal; one yoke Of
good work well broke pair OF beef cattle, one
Gn.ttwo year old bull, half Attorney 10 cows and
RG helfers; pair OF bull calves one year old;
JRnthorough bred Aderney bull, years old,
wagons; one ox-cart; / heavy market wagon
for one or two horses; light AEAezxdo;' no,top
BILE wagon harness. collars and brides; oxchan and
yoke; / Westinghouse Threshing Machine % Inch
grain drill, nearly new; peach baskets, and peach
ladders; piows, harrows, cuyivators, large corn
shelter, hedsteadr. tab les. &c.
THE above cattle are Of Aid-rney STOCK have been
raised on the farm aud worthy ths attention OF
dsirymen. -,
amount a credit OF 10 months on giving bankable
note with approved endorseI and interest iron dste'
WI Lark. Auctioresr.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-06
EIecutor's Sale Of Real Estois

WIN be sold at Public Sale on the premises. ON
THURSDAY, the 10Th day of February, 1875, at two
O'Clock p ~, in the village In Christiana in White
clay Creek Hundred. New Castle Co. and state Of
u Ell c, all that certain lot parcel of
land bounded and described as follows. viz h, AIe
Elk and Chrsiiana Turnpike Road. b. lands vi Ed
ward oldham. BY u street laid ont amt running from
aid Turnpike 10 The Christina Greek, running back
from said Turnpike about 20 iret be the c,'aents
what they may, with good story frame housa..
thereon erected, containing seven rooms all In M
good repair. Also good frame stable, being the ~
propertt formerly owned and occupied bv Robert
McFarlin, deceased; and since his death occupied by
Rachel Townsend, now deceased.
ANY person Wishing Ia view the pre- piises will be
shown ii by Mr. Thomas Brown. the present occu-
pant Mi A. Common will give any Information de-
sired.
Also Al the sauce Iine aud place lot Of household
Fir.itnre as lollo3 Que large corner cupboard
Nash stand, one good W Anut lining table, lacking
glass, d ot ur stair and rag cRrlet and MANY ether
articles not enumerated
TERMS OF SALE.-Trn l,er cent. nj - purchase
money day OF sale, and tho balance the ejth day
Of Match when the Deed will be executed and pos
session given. JOHN MOFARi.IS. Executor.
AtANNON AuctiOneer
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-06

tiov. DIX's APPolSTMENTs.--T'here /, a
good deal Of dissatisfaction in New York with
Gov. Dix's appointments for that CITY,. Even
the Times condemns his nominations for harbor
masters. The State Senate has rejected three of
the Governors nominations for port wardens
and six Of those for harbor masters, among the
latter the solitary nomination that was made In
compliance wththe wishes Of the New York
Shining interest.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-06
Sheriff. Sale.

~ 'trtus OF writ OF I.evart Fsolss 10 d.
tected will bs exposed 10 Public Sale, at the
- Lafayette Hotel No. sil shpley street, kept
NsW BY Jhmes [. PlcrsoD, in the oity of Whining.
LII ton, New Castle County, Delaware. on Wed
nesdsy, February no. 1876, AT O'Clock, p M, the fol-
lowing described rea estate, viz All that certain lot
Of land WITH brick dwelling thereon erected, situa-
ted in the city OF Wilmington and bounded as follows
to Wit Beginning on the cestcrly side Of Madison
street seventy feet ffom tho north easerly
Of Fourth aud Madison streets, the center OF the
party wall betwcen the house this lot and tia. on
the lot south OF this thence easterly parallel to fourth
street through the center Of the party wall aforesaid
" icoti thence ncrtbery aud parallel TO Madison St
tect vide alley, leading into Madison street. thence
westerly along esd saido OF said alley, aud parallel u
fourth street. sixty oet " the easterly side OF
Madison street. and thence south rly along said side
Madison street twenty feet morv oi the place
Of beginning. be the c1utcnts thereof what they may
vitu The free and uninterrupted of aforesaid aus,
cowtnon with other owuefs Of lands bounded there
on, forever.
seized and taken into execution the property o.
Norris Dickinson, and to be sold by
ROBERT l.. ARMSTRONG, Sheriff.
ahsriHs once. New Castle. Jan 10, 1873.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-06

TIE PUBLIC ScHooLs.-We present to-day
the remarks made by John II. Adams, ESQ.,,
In Schools No. and 4, on Tuesday, the 18th
alt., after the announcement had been made by
Superintendent Harlan that Mr.. A. had offered
Gold Medal to the boy in School No, and
to the girl in school No a, who, upon examina
ton In June next, shall show the greatest prof
cheney in tie English Grammar The remarks
were certainly well timed, very appropriate aad
will be read with interest. We cannot too
highly commend the system Of awards as prac
tised In some Of Cur schools. Nothing has a
more direct tendency TO bring out all there Is in
sgirl or boy in the way Of study than to know
that for proficiency there Is a reward. II is pare
Of mans nature TO work for reward, and the
proposition of Mr.. Adams cannot fail to pro-
duce good results.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-06
PUBLIC SALE.

The subscriber having routed his farm viii sell 81
public sale on Tuesday, February 18th, 1878, ut his
lerm on the rosd leading nom Delaware CITY to
Now Castle, IN miles from Delaware CITY, the FOL
towing described property: Three pair OF ~
good yoans mnlss, w.il broken. well matchsdd 1SN
mule good worker; bay horsei ono yoke ef oxeb.
excellent workers. i've cows ave yesriins csiyssSns
Young bull, good stock 20 head ewes all with lamb
one good york wagon, one Jaeger wagon, one fouI
horse wagon, one light two horse wagons, one OF
cart, enc reaper machine scombined," one Huasey
reaper one Giant mower, roller two grain drils.
one a wilioughby, best In use one Van wickis fan,
two steel tooth rakes plews harrows, Guilty. ators,
hoes shovls &c. lot OF Of grain bags, slndstone lot
Of wagon and plows barnes, collars, BRIDES, OK
chaus pillow double trees and single trees WIN many
other articles to numerous TO mention
Sale TO commence at 10, q. m sharp.
CONDITIONS OF SALE.-Au SUMS OF t2l AMI
under cash over s25 credit Of eight Honths III be
given by purchaser giving bankable note with APP
proved snaorser, with Interest rom day Of AAis
Sale Positive
ian so-ts W. ID. II, CLAhA.
w. StShsra q Sen, Auctloneen
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-06
xecutOr's Sale


THE UNDERSIGNED, executor of the lat will
and testament of tho late james n LYMAN, wilt sell
at Public Sale, at the public house of James King, In
the village OF Chrlstiana. Oh SATURDAY, February
I'D, 1873, at Two O'Clock, tract OF land, lying
and being Al Whe Clay Greek hundred, New Castle
County, Delaware, bounded the south by the turn
pike road leading 10 Elkton, on the west by lands
late Of the bcirs OF David Bush and the
north and by land OF George Palmer, containing
Cd Acres, more Oh lss. A boat twenty acres OF the
said tract are covered with young and thriving Tim
Der the balance arabic land, The whole tract being
part OF the real estate OF James Il. Lvuam, de-
ceased.
TERNS.-Twrntv per cent vi the purchase money
to be paid day OF sale. and bali OF the balance
before the 18th OF March ISIS. and tho bal
the purchaser have ELK months by giving
banksbe note with approved indo7r'r, b-0Iing In
forest from date.
Possession given OH OF before the .Jtb OF March,
1873, aud deed after complying with ths terms.
iaa23 ROBERT I. LYMAN,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-06

NY si,tur 81 writ VI trnd,ioui Esponas " me d.
tctvd VIII b. exposed tn public szle, at the Laiaysts
Hote' No. Si Shpey al. Kept by JAS. IT, Pierson in
the cat. 81 Mimington New Castle County,, Della
o'clock. p. M, the iolowin. described Real Estate,
": All that certain lotor piece Of land situate n
the city OF wilmington, Now Castle Co, Delaw are,
bounded and described as follows to wit; Be-
ginning at the southwest corner Of Ninth and
windsor STREET e, ,henss southern along sad
corner thence westerly parallel to Ninth
esteem feet to another corner, thence northery
parallel 10 the first mentioned line and Winlsor street
along line Of other land VI Edmund g. Springer Oh
the west 80 rect TO The aforesaid ,outhery side
rreet and thence thereby eastery II feet to place
Of beginning, be the ents thereof what they
with two story brick house thereon erected.
Sezed and taken into execution as the nropsrty OIL
Jacob q Chandler, and 10 be- sold bv
ROBERT L. ARMSTRONG, sherf.
SL-tIbs btCe, New CAstle January 18th, a. q, 1Sis.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-06

The Stark Knitting Mills; OF Cohoes, Y. Y,
occupied by Scott & Stewart, were burned on
Saturday. Loss $4,000. Several girls en-
ployed in the mills are said TO have been badly
burned. A fire at Harrisburg, on Sunday morn
Ing, DESTROYED the stable Of George Bergner,
with three valuable horses, and damaged the
adjoining stable Of Mrs. Mccormick, and the
laundry Of the Lochial House.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-06

CsuBV.-A communication appears 10 our
paper in favor Of the repeal of the uswy law.
We are satisfied that We can never have low
sr rate Of interest TIL money becomes more
abundant, through an increase Of banks or gov
eminent issues, or by greater production Of,
the part Of the citizens, As soon as all eau
learn to raise and sell more than they wish to
invest or spend, we shall hear no more COM
plants ofscarcly Of money. But olon2 as citi-
Gems will expend more then ihey make, and the
imports exceed the exports OF the country, we
shall hear complaints of high rate, Of interest,
bonuses an eytortiops
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-06
SHERIFF,SSALE.

By virtue of writ ais ii. "a. to me directed, Will
he exposed TO public sale at the factory Of john W
Haigi, near the Henry Clay Fadery, In Brandy wine
Hundred, New Castle County, Del, on MONDAY,
February Eth, 1873, at O'Clock, D. M the following
described personal property viz; One set OF forty
eight inch carding machine, one reel, lot OF bobhins
ont picker, a lot of betting, &c.
SEIZED and taken In execution a. tho property OF
John W. Haigh, and to be sold by
ROBERT l.. ARMSTRONG, Sheriff.
Sherin's Once New Cattle February 80, a. d. 1873.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-06
THE PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

fLouR--Sales of superfDo OF Si75a55O; extra
Sd00al CO., extra family Ss00a900; and fancy brands
49, oalto. I've hour S525. Buckwhcst meal sia
4s5 per 100 pounds, and bran S24a25 per ton.
GhAlS.-Sales of red Wheat $50 to 1876 amber
% to2CI white 81 lea21s Spring le2al Sc. Corn CO
tor the several varteties Oats 4Ya60c for white and
AGA l:c. for mixed. ~
THE CATTLE MARKET.
Choise atTkA9 cents fair 70 good ut Tai cents
and common at Sx a5Nc. per pound gross
Cows and Calves:-Saies Of Springer AT R25a35 and
fresh cows at S2Jas50.
Sheep, at 6xas4c. per Id. for fair to choice.
hog- sop SC % corn ted 6.5oaI 25 per 100 lbs net
Prime Hay. Timothy 50 2Oa2. 90: Mixed 81 soso.OO
Straw, 81 IOaI.5d.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-06
For Sale, Four Tracts OF
Land

'sS.r1 Formerly known as the "oiiver ls!p
,skim Place" or "Oak Grove" seventeen QllWx-
miles from Petersburg, Virginia, on the Weldon Hall
road, with the Halifax Road running through Il.
No CONTAINS about tive hundred acres, with man
sion house. three ANAL houses, two barns, and all
necessary out buildings Price 25 dollars per acre.
No. . contains two hundred and s1ty-two acres,
has I've small houses II, oil which at very lit
tie expense could be made q very comfortable dwell
ling. Price SlJ per acre.
No. s, known as the wynn Tnact," contains two
hundred and twenty-five acres, nearly square lot,
bounded on ono side BY tue Halifax Road, and has
one sm all house on It. Price ten dollars per acre
No contains about two hundred and fifty acres,
bounded by Maione's Road and Cookers Avenue on
Two sides No Buildings. Price ten dollars per acre
TEENs.-Ten per cent. cash, and the same appu-
ally with the interest until paid for.
believe there Is wood and timber epoukh on the
land to pay the price asked. j. A. BROWN.
ncy2f4t
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-06

The body of amurdered man was found in
the Elysian Fields, at fioboken, few nights
since. TIe Is supposed To have been Henry
Brooks, Of philadelphia.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-06

3OO0,o 900 No. /, apple trees, largely early Kinds.
10000 No. l. peach trees, extra large.
10000 No. /, ia and dwarf pears and cherrir-.
100000 conVyers eollosai a sparagus.
100000 Brandywine and Herstiue EaspbeTry, also
Strawberries In variety Usage Orange Large stock
Oh evergreens, shade ,re"s; Roses shrubbery, Hot
house plants, &c.
Orders BY mall will receive prom pt attention. send
Tor catalogue; above stock wilt be- closed Out great
ly re'lu ced prices
RANDOLPH PETERS.
feb Wilmington, Delaware.