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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-29
DoSITIVE SALE.
Will be sold on the premises. at Public Sale.
THURSDAY, MAY, 1st, 1879,
Commencing at 2]4 o'clock. p m.
Nine Frame and Two Brick Dwelling
Houses,
48 BUILDING LOTS.

Situated in the Western portion Of our city, within
. Houses Nos. and on the plot are siuated on
Scott street, between Fourteenth and Fifteenth. hav-
ing front and side yard, with six rooms, each new
and complete. with porch in front and shed in rear.
Nos. and plot are two story bricks, with four
rooms. IA feet y inches by 50 feet inches on Lin
coin street. between Thirteen and Fourteenth. and
rented at Sl.75 per week.
Nos. g. Z & 9 10. II and II the plot are two sto
~ frames, situated on 3 feet wide street between
Thirteenth and Fourteenth leading from Lincoln to
Union street. Lots - by 70 feet rented at Il 5 per
week. These houses will positively DO sold to the
highest and best bidder without undertaking.
The lots are situated on Delaware Avenue, Four
teenth and FIT aenth, DuPOnt Scott. Ford and Lin
coin streets. and are well located for immediate inn
prOvements, as many houses could be rented at pay
| ing rents in this location.
Terms for houses Nos. l and 2--2j nor cent cash;
% per cent. in note with approved endOrSer, at six
months, bearing interest from day Of sale balance
Judgment bond and mortgage nj two years from day
of sale, interest and taxes payable semi-annualy
clear discount Of per cent II the whole amount
paid in cash within one week from day Of sale.
Terms for houses Nos. T. 5, 8, g. 9, 10, IL and l2
0ne-third Of the purchase money cash. the balane
in notes at three months, without interest," with ap
proved endoTsers.
Terms for the Lots-Twenty per cent cash. bal
anee in notes equally divided at 3 and IN onth.
bearing interest from day Of sale.
Settlement in all cases to be made on or before tn
following Thursday, May Sth, 1873. at IL m.
81 NJ. NJ. GUILD / CO,
No. West Seventh street.
L. .W-STIDHAM ( Son, Auet'Fs. apps
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-29
DAILY GAZETTE.
sale Of a fine Mansion and Grounds

We call the attention Of our readers to tho sale
Of the hne mansion house, and the grounds adjoin-
ing, on the SOuthside, by B. r. Townsend, on Sat
urday next. This property is finely situated, Oc-
cuPying good position on high bed of rand and
gravel; having good cellar free from all damp.
ness, and consequently healthy aud pleasant fer q
hns city residence. As houses are rapidly being
erected in that section, this mansion will soon b,
the centre of an active and busy population, doing
an immense business. See Advertisement.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-29

TIE COMMUNIST MoNsTEK. The develop
ment of the eOmmunlstic element In the
Spanish troubles adds q new and OmlnOns
phase TO the perplexities Of that country. II
becomes evident by this as well as previous
indications that communism Is not confined 70
Rrance. Its organizations probably extend
through al the European States and wherever
1t achieves q tFinmph, We may expect repetF
tlOn OF the horrors lately enacted In the
French capital. The worst enemy that repub
hcanlsn now has In Europe Is communism, os
the fear Of t.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-29

'ExAetly where the line Is drawn between
quests ''and boarders" In hotel transactions
We have never been enabled TO understand
That there Is difference We have always sup
posed and now We are sure OF it, justice
BOyden Of Illinois, In q recent trial before him
held that q "h0aTder' Of hotel Is another
while the proprietor could be held responsible
fOg the baggage Of the latter, he could not be
so held for the property Of the former. II We
should ever paErOnlse an Illinois tavern, aftel
tti.,it will certainly be rs guest"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-29
A ProperLaw.

The New York Legislature has passed the bill,
which has been for some time pending, Intended
TO prevent the fiequent accidents that occur from
the careless handling OF firearms. 1t Is now a
misdemeanor in New York to point gun, pistol
or other flrcarm at any one, whether the weapon
Is loaded or not, and the crime is punishable by
fine aud imprisonment. This is a wholesome en-.
actmenty-well worthy Of Imitation everywhere.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-29

Governor Leslie 6f Kentucky, 10 reviewing
the Situation In Louisiana, well says: "Their
cause is our cause for their danger Is our
danger, The bitter cup which they drink to-
day NAV soon be commended 70 our lips. To
Sbsndon louisiana Is 10 abandon the common
Gauss Of State rights" The same might De
anv Ssata. THE tea-table c0terie which over.
threw ne legal Government OF Louisiana will
he equally able during four years to come %
overthrow that Of Kentucky or any Other
State
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-29
D@- SO BUILDING LOTS
AT PUBLIC SALE.

Win be sold at Public Sale, on the premises. on
Those very beautifully located Bdilling Lots front
ing on Sixth, Seventh HaWley and Webb streets.
extended from the city of Wilmington. ami are but
few squares from the eity line. The situation is
high and healthy. and we think there is a large
amount Of building sand on this property. Remem:
Der these Building Lots arc outside Of the city. and
therefore not subject to city tax The ground Is high
and beautiful, with good dry cellars they front on
9th and 7th streets Rs extended from tho city. They
will be sold on easy terms to suit poor nep.
TERMS OF SALE.-rWenty per cent on day oi
SALE and the balance to be divided in two notes pay
able in three and six months with interest from dag
chase money within ten days after sale will be al
lowed discount Of three per cent. of the whole
purchase money. When the above terms are com
piled with deed will be given clear OF all ineum
Il branee3.
Be sure to attend the sale Thursday May :. 1913
at 81 o'clock p. M as they will positively be sol'
i without reserve. OGLE Il MILLER.
| ap25-5t AIetioneers and Real Estate AGENTS.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-29

RIcu DErosrroF IRON ORE DIscovERRD.-
I.s.t week while a number OF labogeTs on Sec
lion IL, of the Berks County Railroad, were
digging for the foundation Of tFestle work on the
farm Of Mr.. Benjamin Stoudt, In MaldencFeek
township, they struck upon aud uncovered .
large vein Of rich iron ore abou! three iess ~
thickness. The farm is situated between th'
1aIfvav HOUSE and South Evansville. and th'
diaeovsFV ofiron ore has created quite an ex
eiIsnenI Ia the nsighbofh0Od.- Reading Times
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-29

me dsAtlsney Of the Atlantic National
Bank Of New OFk Is stated at S230, 600. A.
m0ng the prlnclpal sufferers blythe defalcauOn
Of Albion. N. T., who held 500, 900 OF the
SOCK. The bank was expelled from the
- aHOuse Association yesterday m0gnni
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-29
DIED.

WASHINGION.-In this city. on the 26th instant.
Catharine A. Washington. in the sith year Of her
age.
Friends and relatives Of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral from her late
idence, $50 East Seventh street. on Tuesday after-
noon at O'Clock, to proceed to the Old SWedes
Cemetery.
C00PER.-Passed to spirit-life. from Mt. Moriah,
Kent county Del. on Sth instant, Samuel c. Coop
er. aged SO years,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-29
81 BUILDING LOTS
AT
PUBLIC SALE.

Will be sold at Public Sale, on the premises, on
the south side of the Christiana River over Third
Street Bridge, city Of Wilmington, on
Saturday, May ,. 1879. at O'Clock p. m.,
Those beautifully located and valuable building
sites and sIure Of ground I'D feet 'front.' by 25 feet
deep, and fine mansion and Outbuildings formerly
occupied BY B. i. Townsend. Esq. The lots front on
Townsend, ButtonwOod. Locust and A streets. This
is rare opportunity for parties desiring to invest
either for manufacturing or building purposes, a.
the property is adVantageously situated and will be
sold to suit purchasers.
TERMS OF SALE-TWenty per cent on day oil
sale and the balance to be divided in two notes pay
able in and months, With interest from the day o.
sale. And those Who pay the whole Of the purchase
of three 81 per cent. af the whole purchase money
When the above terms are complied with de will
be given clear of all ineumbrance.
Be sure to attend the sale. Saturday May Sd 1873
at o'clock p. m, as the property will be sold with
out reserve. OGLE 4 MILLER,
ap26-ts Auetioneers and Real Estate Agents
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-29

A IRE at Geneva, n. r, Yesterday morning
destrOyed the steam saw mill OF Bending q
SPOKE, and the Worhs OF ]. Smith 3 90, caas-
Ing q loss Of sSQ,QQo.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-29

ITO THE PUBLIC.
i The WILMINGTON and Reading hailroad Con-
paAy have completed aETangomWta 70 carry Mnnsy
Packages and ExpFOss Matter 70 ami from all points
on the line Of their road and West Chester.
Also. to all points on the Philadelphia and Read
ing and CAtaWiASA Railroads.. ineluding Reading.
Allentown. Columbia. Harrisburg. Lancaster, Down
ingtoWn, MahOnsy City, Mt. CaTAsl. NOuist0Wn.
POttsVille, &c.
For further information apply At the Depot. cor
nsr Of Front and Madison streets, WilminEtOn.
Express matter sant TO Rrankhn fssgraDh OGeO.
No, West Third street. or 70 their D. pot, EFoDt
and Madison. or ordeEs ief with MoMaIlsn SEAL
DELIVERING agents. viii receive prompt atteatioR.
c. SfOLE
sD6-d Gent saDt ". 4. h. h. Co.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-29
A Farm at Public sale.

49, The subscriber will offer At Public Sale,
l!5 on the premises, on THURSDAY, the 18th
WI day Of May, 1878, at o'clock in tho after
noon, the following described premises. TO
VII; All that Farm or tract of land and premises
situated in Brandywine hundred. New Castle eOun-
tyand State Of Delaware bounded by lands of Henry
8. MeComb. 0eOrge Lodge and a. i: EdWard and
The WILMINGTON and Philadelphia TuTnpike. con-
taining 70 Acres of land more lesl the same be-
ING situated 51S miles from Wilmington and half 4
mile beyond '9Tha Practical Farmer" being the
zeal estate late Of MARY Lawson, deceased.
WILLIAM LAWSON. Executor.
OGLE K MILLER. Auetrs. apl9- d2AW4W
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-29
:far sac and Cor 8eat.

E0R SALE.
i "A Building Lots on Second street between Van
Buren and Harrison.
8 Building Lots on Van Buren, street between 2d
and Sd.
10 Building Lots on COnard street between Van
Buren and Harrison and I'd and 81.
"a Building Lots on 10th street between Union and
Lineeln,
/ Building Lot corner ShallerOss avenue and Ad-
ANS street.
The above lots wiH be sold to an advantage if ap.
plied for soon. Call at the Office, learn prices and
see the plots. REYNOLDS a CO..
ap2-6t-tu-th&sat 9l5 Market street.
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fR-Ho pill In the world ever had anything Ike the
circulation OF Ayers Pills. Throughout these states
Mexico and the Central American Republic, down
the slopes Of the Andes, aud across the pampas OF
South America, in negro villages, smid ihe ttrvid
wilns of Africa throug hout junRl Of India apd
the steppes OF interior Asia, over Inc continent o.
Australia and the Islands OF the Pacific, these Pills
are known and everywhere used as iamilq rene" les
for disr ases With distant nat Gus thtlr wonderful
cures attract more attention than they do at home
for he sentiment OF wonder takes TAR deeper holu
on their minds than the result OF higher scientific
skill with u.s. The amount consumed require sew
enty 1Ve thousand doses day 10 supply II. Al -
Hpection OF the Mandatory showed US how this
enormous demand IL made and sustained. Added
10 The cOnsummate ssi OF their Composition is a.
extreme care IN their manufacture, which at once
secures the most perfect material and their most
curate combination. he const qlence is power
and CERTAINLY In controlling disease which other
remedies never NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Courier.
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weREAT DIAcOVERY.
KuNKELs BITTER WINE OF IRON

kUNhhLS BIElER WINE Ot lRON
For the cure Of weak stomach, general debility
indigestion, acdity OF the stomach, and all cases
requiring tonic.
The wine iucudes the mos agreeable and efficient
salt OF lion we possess citrate of agnetiC OXIDE
combined with the most energetic Of vegetable
tonics-Yellow Peruvian Bars.
he effect Ia many cases OF debility, less OF Oppe-
ute and general prusTation, tf an Efficient IL OF
Iron, ConDintd with our valuable neTvr, is IN 81
happy II auRmenls the appetite, raises the puls =,
takes OF musuuar filbbness, remove the tall /
debility, and gives norld vgor 10 III, count nan q
Do you want hing to strengthen you Do
you want gOon Appetite DO you want 10 Duild
up your constitution Do you want TO feel Il ?
DO lou want TO get rid of perSuu ness ? DO you
want energy? DO you want to sleep well Do you
want brisk and vigorous feelings II you do, Try
Kunkel's Wine OF Iron.
Ibis truly ,alusble tonic has been 80 thoroughly
tested by all classes OF the community that II is now
deemed Indispensable as q onto medicine. II cos 5
but little, purnes the blood and gives tone u the
stomach, renOyaLes The system aau prOlongs lie.
now only ask trlal OF TINS valuable Tome.
"rlce 81 per bottle. J.. f. hUNAEL sole Fro-
rletor, No. 259 North Ninth street, below Vine,
Philadelphia.
ASK for Kunkel's Bitter Wine Of Iron, and take no
other
For sale in Wilmington by 3. McInall, Jr., Second
and Market K. BnnRhurst d Co, sixth and Market,
II. r. Bringhurst, 81 MARI Ell street; Alfred Walton,
2S5 Market street; j. j. Gallagher. i. a T. Shoena.
ker, Smith Painter, W. b. Williams, Ninth aHd
Market streets and 1. NJ. England r. sixth snd
Lombard streets. Oct30-ly-l5
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A WISnFALL,-Dr. Van Deventer, the dentist
Market street above Stb, IL likely to come into
the possession OF an interest In lich English es-
tate. About the year lGU0 There lived at Town
ley Hall, Lancashire, England a Sir Townley
leaving all his immense possessions to his
daughter Mary. She subsequently married II
gentleman named Chase. BY whom she had tour
sons three of whom, about 1859 chi rated to
America and settled here-Aqudia, in Newbnry-
poit. Macs Thomas "a Rhode Island, and Will
liam ia Yarmouth, Mass. The fourth son. Rich
ard, remained in Engand The children Inherited
the property OF their mother upon her death, bnt
from some cause the American hers, descen-
dants OF the three brothers. were compelled to
make recourse to law for the recovery of their
proportionats part. A late decision OF the Eng
fish Courts has confirmed the right OF the Amer
lean heirs to three, fourths OF the estate--in al
valued at $3.50 600, goo. Dr. Van Deventei
claims to be a lineal descendant Of one Of these
three brothers, and will lilo his claim at the
proper time.
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Fairfax Lodge No. 8, l. o. o. f., at Odd Fell
lows Hall, Sd and King streets.
Columbia Lodge, No 26, l. o. o. F., at Odd
Fellows Hall. Sd and King streets.
Delaware Tribe, No. l, l. o. Il. NJ, at Red
Mems Hail. AIS Market
Washington Council No. 4, o. U. A. NJ, at
Mechanics Hall, 2l9 King street.
Rescue Council, No. 8, Jr. o. U. A. NJ, at
Hall 5ll Market street.
Lady Jefferson Home Communion, at Hall 50i
Market street.
Wilmington Mutual Aid Society, at 4Oi Market
street.
Excelsior Lodge No. 7, X. OF p, at Knights Of
Pythias Hall, oil Market street.
Washington Camp, p. o. s. OF A., at Good
Follows Hall. Sd and Market streets.
American Protestant Association, at Odd Fell
lows Hall, Rising Sun.
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Tho NJ endelssohn tonight.
Robelen sells Librettos Of Fra Diayolo.
The city cars run now every ten minutes.
Alarms of fro are becoming quite frequent.
The Rollpr Skating Assemblies still continue.
Fourth street is to be macadamized on novel
plan.
Take your wife and family to hear Talamage
on the 18th.
The COMMERCIAL is for sale al the Clayton
House newsstand.
We still have few copies OF the Almanac and
Year Book left for sale.
Wilmington's fire department was never before
60 efficient as it Is now.
The guests of the Clayton House speak well
of the entertainment they receive.
The Water Witch Co. made the second pay
ment on It's new engine, this morning.
BURMA Luff Lewis. OF this State. graduated
at the University of Pennsylvania, yesterday.
1t may be fun for the firemen. but it is dread
fully hard on the horses, racing up hill from
fires.
The artificial stone sidewalks laid in this city
last fall have stood the winter thus far pretty
we'll.
The Mendelssohn Quintette Club is probably
the finest musical organization of its kind In the
country.
Chief Supervisor Fuller. OF the p. W. b. r.
r., has hung out sign that he who runs may
read.
The Democrats are trying TO obtain contro
both of the Water Works and Public Buiidingi
of the city.
Kent and Sussex say virtually that New Castle
county shall not regulate its domestic Attain
according to ills own liking.
Edward Edwards, residing near Hare's Corn
er, offers his household goods at public sale. dc
will remove TO Wilmington.
John MerIick d Co, bankers and brokers, arr
prepared to do business Their location under
the Clayton House, is good one.
Vim M. keunard u Cos new advertisement
appears to-day. For straightforward dealing
no house better deserves tho reputation the.
enjoy.
Rev. Fielder Israel is preparing paper e
| show that the fret movement towards religion
liberty was inaugura,ed by Delaware instead o
Maryland, as is the commonly received opinion
| When finished il will be read before the Hi=torl
| cal Society.
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SALE OF A BUSINESS SrAND.-Washingtou
JONES' as Executor Of William G. Jones, sold,
yesterday afternoon, at public sale, the property
at the " W. corner OF Front and Shipley streets
to Thomas Maclary and William II. Pierce for
s4025 This is an excellent stand for business,
aud the impression is that the purchase is a
cheap and valuable one.
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The Smyrna Episcopal church has organized a
new choir.
fairy Huntingdon, of Smyrna, is SEEKING his
fortune ia Texas.
James " Moore has removed from this city TO
his old home at Odessa.
The Smyrna Gas Works will DO changed 80 a.
to manufacture gas from coal.
Jno. W. Thomas has sold out the Clayton
House at Clayton and leaves hesitate.
II is said that the fasker Iron Works will save
$50, 900 year in taxss by removing to New Cas-
tie.
The firm of Ward d Phillips of Smyrna, has
dissolved, and Mr.. II, has associated with him
Mr.. b. Hemheimer, d Philadelphia.
VIM Newman, of Smyrna whilst driving team,
on Thursday last, was caught between the wagf
on and fence, and lad one leg broken.
Jim Davis, colorea man at DGok Creek, near
Smyrna, dropped deal on Sunday evening last,
after eating hearty supper in apparent good
health. He was Rboit 80 years OF age.
Thos. d. Lockwood lof Smyrna has been grant
cd a patent for stea hoe and he will shortly
commence their mani facture on a large scale in
Baltimore. In CONNECTION with his son, Mi. Ihos.
A. Lockwood.
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M M. CHILD 81 Co,

OFFER THE FOLLOWING REAL ESTATE FOR
kALk.
One thyee-stoTy Brick, front yard, No. 2iO West
Tenth street, possess on at once.
opd three.st9ry Brick No. 42l E. Sixth strcet.will
be sod bargain.
Que tnree-stOry Brick. front and side yard, Sixth
and washington streets, splendld home.
One thrYe-StOry Brick. No. E. Fourth street, IN
good repair; Tor Will IenL)
One Two story Brick, with side yard; within two
squares OF CITY Railway Depot.
Two egant two.stOry Bricks with Mansard story
no. l4OO ana l4O2 Bronze street, with all mJdetn
improvements.
one elegant Market street property, one-half OF
the purchase money ~ REMAIN.
One three-stOry Brick on second street, between
West and Washington.
That splendid house and lawn, No. On7 Delaware
avenue, with all the modern improvements, terms
One three-story Brick House. on Orange street,
between Eighth and Ninth, S5,U0g.
one threestOry house, No. w. Fourth street,
between Jefferson and Mad son.
Frame me- House amt lot Union street near Front
Une three story brick, W. Sixth street. near JET.
fersOnI win side and front yard.
one small farm Of sixty acres, IN BrandyWine
hundred WIN elher sell or exchange for Improved
a iarIil IN Bucks county, Penns Manor, OF 100
aeFes superior land, terms accommodating Apply
~ jqni No. a.; 4 " " o ,ss1sBt 4 s So,st
Nok SALE OR KKNT-A two-story brick On
~ factory, with 10 horse engine and boiler EHa
III PelIeCl OTuer' Apply at
decsl-u GH MARKET STREET.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE
SALE.
] vii sell = Two-sTokY BRICK HOUSES. No.
lSla, 1915, 1917, 1919, and 1921 Ches inuJ Street.
lhreo THREE STORY BRICK HOUSES, No 49,
'E5, ana 49, West Ninth Street.
-Four IWO-SPORf BRICKS No. III, 49, T2T and
1879 West Ninth Street.
ONE LAkGE TWO-STORY BRICK, with Mansard
roOi, corner Of lei. Avenue and Rodney Street
inc above property IL offered Private sale I'M
III january lutl, lsiS at prices below what 1t can
DC oult Tor Ut this time. Terms viii be LIBERAL
dec.2l-f Apply to JAN Is BRADFORD.
NOR sALE.--Wllmlngton City Loan for sale by
l. A. II. GklMSIIkW,
hoV8u-t NO. 4, W. THIRD ST.
ENOk SALE-A splendid building lot at the corner
n OF Br ONE street and Gipin avenue, 60 feet
front 0y ITO feet deep. FIR terms, &G., apply TO
NJ III. CHILD a CO.,
,, NJ. 4, W, Seventh street.
hoyzI-I Wilmington, Del.
NoR SALE-Receiylng daily, large supplies OF
~ Timothy, hay b,led; both by water and ran.
Also, nay loose by the ton from wagons, by
bCA1pRRGOOD ALLEN,
~ r,. 100 W. Front 1t.
Pneu ht lhe shortest not &C. novl2-tf
ENOk SALt-The handsome residence NO. On
~ lSOl Delaware avenue, cor OF harrison FL
greet, Apply to iel5-tf j. T. hULEAiI-
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Hardware-.TTuman q shaw.
Carpets-Nm NJ Keunard
Onolce A'merta erapes-J a Jones
Clgais-BatcLelor 4 Bro, Pltla
NOtice--W orkiSPmens Land Association
Lumber-Freek A CO, Daughln Co ia
Teas, coffees and splees-JUs Jones
SaIdines--Jos JOnes
Removal--J T Is ardners oyster Depot
Unclaimed letters
DentisITy-S Z halfant
Special sale Of nrnitpfe-oRle 4 Miller
Gard IRON Or Chulfant
Pubic sale OF furniture-Jjhn Farson
New Cassimert Sc LarKln
lot for lee ID 4 Brady
Public sac OF iurDilui e. john Townsend
Ofiiet for rent llmnnd a BIO
bulldog lot Tor sal M N Ih,ld a Co.
Email rim for sale-M N Child a 60
Proposals for payiog stone.
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lPusLIC SALE OF ooo0

The subscriber, about to decline ousekeeping, viii
SELL AT PUBLIC SALE,
On Thu sdny, March 2Oth, 1873.
at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ,
AT No. 1O2 WALNUT STREET, as folows:
One Parlnr Set, ali In good order, hair cloth. mar
be centre IA les, Beds, Bedstsads Bedding, extern
sion Table. Dining t'har1, Ingram and Rag Carpet
Washstands, Chairs, Window Shades. Bureaus
Glasses, Glass and Queehswars, Knives audsFofka
good coUk tove hi Ia ROsd order aud neatly new
cooking utensils such as ins, IuCkets, Tubs and
many Other aricle' not herein enumerated.
Sale positive and the urnlture IN excellent,
Dom, iail to attend this sale and secure bargains
marl3-ts THOMAS j. GRAVES.
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WLMISGToN HoTELs.-The hotels Of Whining
ton. with few exceptions will DO continued
under the same management next year as they
have this, but better accommodations will be
provided for public entertainment by the open
ing of the Clayton Hotel. The Delaware
House changed proprietors some weeks
ago., Mr.. Geo. W. Ortlip, of Middletown
taking charge Of il. On Thursday next
Mr.. George Mackey takes posses lou OF the
Washington House, Mr.. Isaac Pyle retiring. mr
Morris Dickinson's tenure OF Diciusons Hotel
depends upon the ratification bv the Court. in
May next. Of the sale by the sheriff, under which
it was recently sold. Tho Emitted States, Grubb's
The City. hite Horse and Farmers Hotels will
all continue under their present management
after the 25th.