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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-03-13
REGIsTER's OFFICE.

NEW CASTLE COUNTY, March 18th, 1873.
Upon the application of Levi II. Miller, Admin
" istrator Z. 4. A. OF JACOB ERB, late OF VII
mngton Hd., in said Co., deceased 1t Is ordered aud
directed by the Register that the Administrator, CT
aforesaid give notice Of the granting fletters Admir-
istraton upon III Estate of deceased with the of
granting te cof by causing advertisements to be pos
ted within 10 dry from the date OF such letters inc Of
the most public places o the County OF New Castle
requiring all persons having demands against the Es
tate to present the same, or abide by Act Of As
sembly In such made and provided. And also
cause the Same to DO Inserted with the same period
In the DELAWARE REPUBLICAN, q newspaper
published in Wilmington, and to be continued therein
two months.
(~-~) Given under the hand and Seal OF Office Of
H. g. the Register aforesaid at New Castle. In New
~ Castle County aforesaid, the day and year
above written. GIBBS, Register.
NoTICE.-All persons having claims against the
Estate of the deceased must present the duly
tested TO the Administrator, c. 4. A. on before
March 18th, 1874, or abide the Act of Assembly In
such case made and provided
All bills to be sent to William S, Nee auley, At
torney at Law, Wilmington, Del
LEVI II. MILLER, Administrator, c. T. A.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-03-13
PURLIC SALE.

The subscriber will sell at public sale, at Chris
tiana Mills In white Clay Greek Hundred on FRI
day, March Il, lST3 at l2o'eock. m, his entire stock,
farming implements and mill fixtures, no wit: Two
horses and pair Of mules Harry IL alarge bay 10
years old, noble animal for any purpose Dexter
seven years old, all right and good worker and
driver,
pair OF handsome iron grvy mules, seven years
old will work single or double strong and lively with
out fault or bcmish; pair OF good work oxen, two
extra good young cows, hogs, one with pigs; com
pete two horse wagon, with bows, cover, harness
and orked chain one top dearborn, with tongue and
shafts rockawsy, made by Cooling & Lloyd, with
harness, complete two horse sled two plows twin
harrow culvators, all now; shoyes, npades forks,
raKes, wool saw, sets of pillow harness. one set OF
lead harness, halters. brdies collars, pair OF dou-
BILE lines. double and single trees. cider and vinegar
rope with great number of superior fowls, surveys
and ducks.
Fixtures In mill: Iertest proof star, bags, meas
ures shovels, one complete work bench, with iron
vise, Monkey wrenches, broadAxe and 4 number OF
other tools Also quantity Of inch betting, nearly
new lot OF mill feed several thousand feet VI ply
white WIRE for clothes lines; also u Of wheat
the ground; and potatoes and apples by the bushei
Household and Kitchen furnture.-Two cook
stoves and fixtures. good lounge, bedsteads, cor
cupboard. cellar cupboard clothes wringer ta-
bles, chairs meat tub, sausage cutter, and various
other articles.
| TERMS.-Ail sums OF go and under cash, ON all
sums ever that amount credit OF months will be
given by purchaser giving bankable note with ell
approved ndorser or three per cent. of for cash.
JOHN X. BROWN.
| A Cannon, Auctioneer. mar
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-03-13
Public Sale.

VIII b" sold at Public Sale, at the residence of
Mary Jans Eas IS IN Min creek Hundred Que
the 18th. 1873, ut IL oclocs. IN, the following de-
scribed personal property
Eight head OF work horses and colts.
No.. lar horse Ben OF Moscow stook rising six
years old good traveller and farm horse.
TIE.
No.3. Bay mare Daisy, four years Old, veil broke,
promises 10 be good driver.
Nod Roam horse DcE, seven wears old, good
farm and draft horse.
No. 3 sorrel mare Flora, six years Did, a number
driving mare.
No O. Roam mare salis Ann, eleven yoars old,
large brood mare. can be driven by lady.
No. I. Black mare colt Jeunic sired by old Mos
Nos Horse colt Sun Flower, u the best stock, one
year old good size, tor style aud action cannot be
Thirteen head of cattle consisting Of Ave mich
coming about y r etS S
raised steers four old partly broken to the yoke,
one booded Holstein bull, Il 70 head of young cattle,
sioats, Chester white SOW, short tailed Berk.
SiFs Gs Il pHElSFy due and eScens
shifting top buggy, Rockaway carriage, sleighs,
farm wagon With side boards, bows and suita-
Bile for two or three horses one horse cart one hay
rigging one Buckeye mower AMI reaper in good or
der, one roller suitable for oxen or horses one horse
rake, one Van Wicket fan, Walker fan, one don-
Bile action hay and fodder cutter, Shelter grind
stone, wheel barrow, two Hcekendorn plows No. 10,
Two Atwood pows No. and l. one Wiley No. 49, 3
double and single trees, wagon harness. four
sets OF lead or pillow harness. set Of harness.
",
brides, collars, halters set OF double lines, Ave
COW Chains, one on chain, forks, rales, s h "
els, hoes, grain cradles, two moving scythes one
briar scythe grubbing hoes, picks mauls & wedges;
grain bags, one double harpoon hay fork, rope and
pnlles carriage tongue, ono double sleigh bed, lot
Of prime clover seed, corn, anil oats BY the bushe
| DAIRY FIXTURES.-One new churn and stand
butter tubs, cream kettles, milk buckets and pans
| HOUSEHOLD and Kitchen furniture, consisting OF
beds bedsteads bureaus, tables, chairs, one sofa
corner cupboard, and cook stove and fixtures, par
lor stoves, carpt and mating lot of cider vinegar
lot pork, empty barrels, lard, hrkins tubs, casks
kegs and many other articles necessary carry on
well conducted farm, also lot of chestnut posts
| Sale to commence precisely at ~ O'Clock.
| TERMS-An sums af s25 and under, cash; al
sums over that amount credit of six months will be
given by the purchaser giving beRkable note with
| not interest will be added from day Of sale.
| MARY JANE EASTBURN, /
| DAVID EASTBURN, Executors,
OF Amos Eastburn's property, deceased.
| n. B.-No postponement on account OF weather.
Il l.. w. Sudham a. Son, Auciioneer. feb q
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-03-13
PUBLIC SALE.

The subscriber having rented his farm will -
sell az public sale, at his residence on the ryTSI
road leading from the old Bear Tavern to An
Christiana, in New Castle Hundred, on Saturdny.
March Is, 1873, at ten O'Clock a. m, his entire stock
Jm grey wo or drys saasd MS
gentle years old. No. 2 brown Bill; fine Size com
Ing years, sound and gentle, good saddle or driv-
Ing horse, will work anywhere
riage horse, safe and sound.
No. 4, sOrrel Charley, large size and sound can
trJt a mile in 81 minutes.
No. ., Frank, coming syear5 old, perfectly safe,
and superior driver,
and gentle.
No, 7, Fanny, u years DID, good farm mare and
good driver.
cow s 1N'
Eleven mich cows, 3 of them fresh, others SPRING
ng all good stock aud superior mixers; bull COM
ing years old, calves months old good STOCK; one
yoke Of Superior oxen II tine shoats oil goou breed
Two farm wagons, one nearly dew; ox-cart good as
new plows, consisting OF AeckendOrn good pea-
cock pillow, small Moores pows, GUILTY ators all in
order pair OF twin harrows, one harrow, Reaper
Excelsior Combined, IN good order; 1 Haines' &
Woods grain drill roller, in COED order; five grain
cradles, moving scythe, good brlar scythes lot
order; eight horse power Mix patent In Complete
ORDER grain fam Van WincKle patent; corn shell
Ter, horse rake, in good order; good ox-ohains,
ox-yokes, spread chain, lot of corn knives COW
chains, forks sh0vcs, hoes AMI spades all in COM
rlete order market dearborn and family carriage,
IN good order; sets of good carriage harness. sets
nearly new; sets OF wagon harness. good as new six
sets OF pillow harness. lot Of good collars and brides
leather halters two carriage poles, good
lot oil peach blow and peerless potatoes, IL bar
rel OF Vinegar, 1000 lbs picked pork, meat casks
&c, Dairy Fixtures, such rs chuTn cream kettles
ture
TEliAiS--Ali sums of so and under cash. on all
sums over 'hat amount ascre,iit of6 months will be
gwen Dy purchaser giving II bankable note with an
approved MdorScr, with interest from date or four
per cent. oil ior cash.
l.. 81 SiidhaIn & Son. Auctioneer- marc
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-03-13

The place to get the best of Tea is at the
corner Of 4th and Market, at the old and rela-
BILE tea house, call and try it,
J. F. Larter, wholesale jeweier Of Newark
n. j., who is stopping at Chicago, is reported to
have been robbed Of $1,000 worth Of vaiuables
In the latter city last Sunday.
Woodburn, Sarnon & Co.'s wheel works at
indianapolis, were burned last nighr, Chief
Fire Engineer Daniel Flazier was Killed by a
falling wall.
The cabinet factory of Oliver & Annables, at
Chandiere, Canada, was burned on Monday
night. Loss $4,000,
August Mayford, a minor, committed suicide
at Scranton, Pa, on Tuesday, by throwing him
selfdown shaft 400 feet In depth.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-03-13
Public Sale of Horses.

n, The subscriber will sell at his n,
HS2A stable, 26 head of horses, situated fTSSA
Ah at No. l06 West Third street, will Ah
mlngton, Delaware, on Saturday, March 22d 1878, at
10 O'clock M, % head OF well selected Western hor-
SEES and mares rs follows:
No !, Dapple gray mare, years old, fine size and
line family horse.
No 2, Brown mare, years old. good WORKER CT
driver.
No. ,. Sorrel mare, 8 years old, a fine driver.
No. 4, Bay colt, yearso large size.
No. ., Brown horse, years old, kind and gentle.
No. 9, Sorrel mare, years old. an excellent driver
No Z. Bay horse, years old good worker or driver.
No :, Gray mare, years old, q good worker.
No: .. Brown mare, eight years old, ane farm and
brood mare.
No. 10, Sorrel mare, . years old, hne farm mare.
No. H. Black horse, years old, good driver.
No. ~ Brown mare. very stylish and good driver.
No. 10, One bay mare, years old.
No. H. H. 49, IT, Is, 10 and 20 all fine young horses
which cannot fail to please they all good work
ers and drivers No 81 %, q, "a and % mares,
all suitable for wSSk or road, and will make choice
breeders. Horses all open for inspection morning
OF sale. TEkMS,-Three months credit will be Civ
EN- by purchaser giving bsnksble note with approv-
ed eIdersor. Sale positive. VIM. G. MARTIN.
l., w. Stidham q Son. AuctiOneers
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-03-13

Appointments.-The Wilmington Confer
ence closed its firth annual session on Monday
night, at 10 o'clock. The following Is the lis
of appointments for Wilmington district, T.
Thompson Presiding Elder.
Asbury-Enoch Stubs.
ST. Paul.. b. Merritt.
Union-Chas. HILL
Scott. l.. Tompkinson.
Grace-L. e. AIatlack, N. Foreman.
Brandywine-T. b. Hunter.
Mt. Salient. France.
Newport. d. Rigg.
Chester Crcuii-II. Sandeison.
Mt. Pleasant and Claymont-H. II. Bedtime.
New Castle--H. Colclazer.
Red Lion and Glasgow. l.. Kidney.
Christiana-J. Allen.
st. Georges and Port Penn-A. j. Croz!er.
Delaware City-D. X. Thomas.
Bethel and Summit. F. Shepherd
Chesapeake and Manor-T. r. Bris,or.
Newark. ii. Brindlc.
Cherry Hill. W. Weston.
Elkton-E. Miller
North East. ID. Curtis.
Elkneck-L. W. I.astield.
Port Depost-T Z. Maj tindale.
Rising SUM-. Cook
Zicn-J. b. Mann.
Charlestown--J. d. Kemp.
j. b. Quigg was appointed agent for the WI.
mington Conference Academy, and member
Of st. Paul's Quarterly Conference.
a. y. Scott was appointed Professor of Draw.
ing and Painting in the Wesleyan Female Col
lege, and Il member Of Asbury Quarterly Con.
ference.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-03-13

The Centreville Citizen learns that sad
event occurred at the house of Mr.. Barcus, re-
siding in Queen Anne's county, near Hills
borough, one day last week. Mr.. Bircus had
three Germans in his employ "a man and his
wife, and an unmarried man. On the day of
the accident, the single man was handling pis-
tol not knowing it was loaded, when IL went of,
The ball striking the woman in the breast, inict-
ing a mortal wound, of which she fingered uii-
til Wednesday, when she died. Her husband
was so grieved at the death of his wife that he
went out into the barn and committed suicide
by hanging himself 1t is said that in the voy-
age from Europe, few months ago, this unfor-
tunate couple lost live children. The death OF
this mans wife, added TO the grief for his chill
dren, doubtlessly dethroncd his reason, and lead
to the commission of self-destriction. A more
sad affair has never happened in that county.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-03-13

CONGRESS In the U. s. Senate, on Tues
day, Mr.. Wright, of the Special Committee II
the case of Senator Clayton, of Arkansas, in
troduced Il resolution declaring the charges
against Clayton not sustained, and !ischarging
the Committee. John b. Gordon, Senator
elect from Georgia, was sworn in. On mo-
ton Of Mr.. Ferry, of Michigan, the Secretary
of War was authorized 10 consider and report
on the expectancy Of setting apart portion of
the Island of Mackinaw for a national park
On motion Of Mr.. Chandler, the Secretary Of
the Treasury was instructed to report at the
next session upon the accommodations and
treatment of immigrants on shipboard, and
suggest snch legislation as may secure them
better treatment. The Caldwell case was dis
cussed, After an executive session, the Senate
adjourned.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-03-13
ADMINISTRATORS Sale OF Real Estate

Ily virtue Of order of the Orphans Court of the
state Of Delaware, III and tor New Castle County,
made tue I'm OF February a d 1873 will be expos
day Of Apri a. d., 1873, at the hotel OF james l. Lam
caster In the village Of Centreville, Christnna Hd
lot or tract of land being the real estate of the late
Alexander Mccoy, deceased, the same being ordered
tain tract of vacant land situate In Christana Hun
dred County and state Aforesaid, bounded by lands
OF John Commons, Thomas Knsey, Patrick Dough-
erty and John b. annon, conf aiming about forty
The said premises will be sold Tree and clear Of dow
Attendance will be given and terms Of sale made
known by the administrator, or by w. s. NcCaulley,
her Attorney.
Attest; BENZ. X. USTICK,
Clerk of Orphans Court.
Oge 4 Miller, Auctioneers. march,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-03-13
Public Sale of Real Estate.

Wni be sold without reserve at the Lafay-
cite Hotel, corner Of Ninth and Shipley sts. zSS.
wilmington, Delaware, ON Thursday, March lIIm
lstn al loA o'clock one new first hrst class l4l10
residence, NO iQll Washington street, DolRwaro
Avenue, with side and front yard bay window, BATH
water closet &C., containg u rooms ali good order
good location, no better In the city. One halt pur
chase money may Iemain the property, balance IN
three notes, p and months, with approved ardor-
ser, with interest from date.
JOHN G. HADDOcE.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-03-13

AN ENDORSEMENT FROM PRESIDENT GRANT.
President Grant has authorized tho publica
lion of the following letter:
EXECUTIVE MANSION, WASHINGTON, Mar.
4, 1878 My Dear Mr.. Colfax:-Allow Inc to say
that sympathize with you in the recent Con-
gressional investigations; that have watched
them closely and | am satisfied now, as ever
haYe been, Of your integrity, patriotism, and
freedom from the charges imputed as if knew
of my own knowledge of your IT, nocence. Our
official relations have been so pleasant that |
would like to keep up the personal relations
I'll rough'lite. AlIectioLately yours.
L. GRANT.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-03-13

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES is considerable com

CoMpLA1NrNo.-There is considerable com
plant in regard to the inequality of assessments
in the different Hundreds In .lis county. In
some cases 1t is said that real valuation had but
littla to do with the estimate, as high priced
property. and low priced were fixed at about the
same rate. The proper assessment is very diff
ficult matter, and the assessors find IL almost
impossible to give satisfaction, yet In many in
stances il seems that a more correct estimate
might have been made.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-03-13
To House Keepers,

fhe subscribers having leased the store lately &C.
cupied by Mr.. John Finn at the $ w. corner Of stu
AMI Jefferson streets. take this method informing
tne friends and the public generally that they have
ieid IN large assortment Of line fresh groceries and
PROVISIONS, such as sugars teas, cofees spices moss
sss 1our potatoes apples, SC. All kinds of yegeta
DleH fresh and salt meats kerel herring and cod
nsh and all goods usually kept In first class grocery
and provision store, which will be sold Mt the lowest
market prices. II goods delivered free of chaxge
A cal y respectfully Solicited.
l0-l m a..
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-03-13

LOST, STOLEN, OR STRAYED.-If all the WIS.,
ltors to Washington to witness the late Presi-
DENTAL Inauguration, suffered in the same pro-
portion as those who represented West Ches-
Ter, the country Is indeed to-day in very sor-
rowing condition. The following explains: Mr..
j. Curtis Smith lost splendid gold headed
cane; Mr. Clement Darlington suffered an alb
! straction of his gold watch and pocket. book,
the latter containing s25,; John A. Croft, ESQ.,,
lost carpet bag, with considerable wearing
apparel.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-03-13

DEATH FROM IIYDRoPHoBIA, FROM BITE
DY MAD Doc EIGHT YEARS AGo.-We are
in receipt of the narrowing intelligence of the
deeth of Joseph Walter, Esq, OF calm township
Chester county, from hydrophobia. Tina sad
circumstances attending his death, as related to
us, are as follows ABOUT eight years ago Mr.
Walters was bitten by rabid doc, which al
the time, Of course caused no little alarm will
him and his friends. Years, however passed
by, and until a few days ago, eight years after.
ward, no symptoms Of the dreadful disease were
III anifcstei; the first shown led his family &c
think lie was going wrong in his mind, but as
hours passed, the disease developed itself, and
they realized the worst. He wa, taken to hi;
brothers residence for treatment, where he suf
fered Undesirable agonies until Wednesday
morning, when death came to his relief. Mr..
Walters was one CT the most influential citizens
OF his township, and from hs high social stand
lug large circle of friend. viii deeply lament
his terrible death.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-03-13
PUBLIC SALE.

GTEtS WIN be sold at public sale at the residence
ERSS OF the subscribers, On the HaIes Corner ronQ
MI in New Castle Hundred, about TX miles
from wilmington, Del, on Friday, March II, 1873 at
ten O'Clock. q. In, good Aorses of hich mares
with foal by Hambletonifi stallion; one good worKJor
driving mare; one horse, one good pair of mules
holstein and beled stock, all home raised most of
them will have calves by their side on daS Of sale.
bulls, one Holstein and one belted; hetfers two
years old yearng hetfers, three very fine Holster
calves; yoke Of oxen, soats, one SOW with pig, 10
pair OF chickens.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS Buckeye Nov
or and Reaper combined steel tooth horse rake revolt
wing rake, TX aud hay wag0ns,2 horse farm wagons a
large market wagon. Jenny Lind carriage i Ger
mantown carriage, nearly new; OK carts, two horse
Threshing Machine and Cleaner attached, OK chains
OK yoEes plows, barrogs cutivatorr, twin harrovs
sets Of double haries, gram drill, large roller,
patent potato digger, sets pow gears, sets of sim
gle harness, set Of carriage harness. collars aud br-
dies fam corn shelter. half bushc half peek loi OF
shovels hoes, forks rakcs, single and double trees
sc. -
DAIRY + IXTURES:-3om milk ciiurns Ill In GOOD
order, cream churns, lot OF milk pans, straiuerJ
and buckets, sc. Also a lot OF Household and Kit-
chen Furniture, and various other articles.
TERMS.-An sums Of $50 and under CASH all over
that amount credit Of six mo nths CIV
Ing q bankahle note with approved endorser.
GEORGE G. LOBDEI
JOHN PETERS.
LII Stidhatl e n
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-03-13

N cmSe;.i. hereby uaAls that the Lev Court Of
~ .eM Castle County, mas set part Friday, the 81
Day OF March next, at the Court House In
sns %Mn OF sew Castle, iJr the purpose Of bearing
10 mining All applications made by persons IN
teIessea 40 school disircts and the oar
Ao place VIII hear parties seeking the approval cf
ryses. Connrned by the Court of General Sessions
OF tne Peace. By order Of The Court
lQ-lt INO lPRINGER CIR
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-03-13
Albert Jacquot,
$40 Market street,
Wilmington, Del.

Has opened the finest and most extensive
HARNESS MANDATORY IN THE STATE.
He will employ none but the best workmen and the
best material only will be used he is the only
that can make track harness and Horse boots,
Special attention will be paid to both whips robes
blankets, sheets and everything in the business will
be Kept on hand and sold at reasonable prices.
- He solicits call from his friends and the pub
lie generality before purchasing elsewhere mr. la-a
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-03-13

An Ordinance.
To authorize the Matchmaking and paving vi the
bed Of Fourth Street, from Market street to the
Christiana river,
Be II ordained by he City conncii Of WILMINGTON:
SECTION i. That the bed of fourth streek, be-
tween Market street aud the Chrstiaua river be aud
the same Is hereby authorized and directed to be
MacadamizeJ and paved.
Passed at tho City Hall, March It'll, 1873.
JOSHUA MARIS,
a.. President Of City Council.
Attest WN, s. HAYRs, CLERK. mar 49,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-03-13
WILMINGTON.
\ 9RAN1TE AND MARBLE WORKS. d.
NO. siO MARKET STREET. ABOVE SIXTH,
CHARLES SMITH.

fSpccEssoR TO SniIhi & CALLAHANJ
WOULD respectfully INFORM hi friend, ami The =
public generally that he will continue his Marble ana
5snts works the old stand 60 Market street, four
doors above the bank of Delaware, where he will al
WAYS be ready to furnish Marble aud runite and
Brown stone Of every description, Of the best
terial and workmanship. % Thankful for the liberal
patronage heretofore bestowe him, he would So
lett continuance Of the same. All work done at ths
estabshment warranted TO give sstsfactlon, and At
Rhiadelpbia prices -
.P.s,ZAn orders from the country attended to with
dispafdh. VS.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-03-13

Phvslclaus' PRESCRIPTIONS
Promptly and accurately compounded at all hours,
BY an experienced and CON petent prescription CLERK
only, and nothing but tho purest material employed
FOSTERS DRUG STOKE, vii. Del.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-03-13
PUBLIC SALE.

g7y-..Ss The subscriber intending to quit arnng,
kESESS with sell ut Public Sale. at his residence on
N~A- the farm OF Joseph ), Derrickson, near
GtuvUr Cross Roads, In Brandywine Hundred on
FRIDAY March IA, 1873, at 10 O'Clock, NJ; three
good work horses, colts, years DID, one years
old, aud one q yearlnlg; Fourteen good miIch cows
with calves by their side, aud others sprnqing
one broad wheel farm wagon, one dearborn, 2 milk
wagons. carriage one horse cart; Woods now
er, spring tooth horse rake corn shelter, one
fan, one improved Peacock pillow, spike harrow. Q
cultivators wagon; carriage, and pillow harness.
forks rakes, shcveis spades; mattocks hoes double
and single trees
DAIRY FIXTURES.-Consisting OF milk churns,
milk pans, straincr, measuring buckets and various
other articles not mentioned.
TERMS.-A liberal credit will b. given a. will be
made known on day sale.
JOSEPH S. DERICKSoN,
THOMAS. p IILLIPS.
feb 20
MRS. FosrEK's CuuuH AND GROUP SYRUP
Hasson's Compound Syrup Of Tar,
Sine's Syrup OF Tar and Wild Cherry,
W4stard Pine Tree Tar Cordial,
Ritter's syrup Tor Coughs and Colds,
nd many others, at
FOSTERS Drug Store,
sspc2 Front and West.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-03-13
M A II X I II ID d.

At Nemoprs on Satnrday kaIarch sth, by the
Rev. }. N. Stanger, T.J. Chandler Jr. of Bos-
ton, 10 Sophia NJ. daughter of Henry du Pont
Of delaware.