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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-11-10

At 2oeiuck, .. H.,
Tho follosing described Real Estate, VIZ:
All that certain iaI IN tract OF land situate in
Mil Creek Hundred aforesaid, and d. scrhrd as fol-
lows, to Wit: beginning AT stone In the middle of
the Hockcssln road conner for land sod David Will
son; thence by line Il SAID land (Which was part
No. OF the real estate of Isaac Dixon, l-c,n, south
S6A degree west " and W 100 urrches 10 a stone
corner Ion IhJnfas PcarsOn'S land. thence with u
line OF that land nUlth degrees west lji 10 perch
es 10 a stone, "A corner If William Persons land;
thence with line oil sad lHui north ~ degrees and
~ minutes east, 10 .2lUI OF perch stake.
ner Tor other land sold David Wilson. tpart OF the
real estate OF Isaac Dixon aturcSId) bY the
lines dividing that land from this, SOUTH degrees
east, 20 pcIcneS 10 stake thence north IS degrees
cast ~ D. 10 perGhcS 10 stake thence south de
greos east, eighteen 6-lOJ pcrches To u stake
thence south, 81 deBrcGs west IS prrcles to stake
IN the middle oI the Icnrs0n road thence along the
middle oI the raid rond south, SsA degrees u 30
peichcs 10 II stake in II line vi I unIiis Jaeksun's
land thence by that land SOUTH y degrees cast 4S
lilo rcrch,s to stake III the middle OF the Iluckts-
sin road Aforesaid. and thence along the same being
line OF the aforesaid laipi sold 10 David Wilson,
south, 3l degrees west "a and s. 10 peIchCs TO the
placo OF beginning, containing within said bounds
Ninety-seyen Acres and Forty rcrches OF land
be the same more or less, together with the house
barns, buildings, fences and improvements thereon
SeiZed and taken IN execution as the property OF
Margaretta T. Dixon and Joshua j. Holmes, Ad.
tenants and to be sold by q
Sheri1's once, New uaste November :, l,1J.
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Administrators Sale
:. e T. Z z S r 4 r T.

IN MILL CREEK HUNDRED.
BY virtue OF an order Of the Orphans Court Of the
State OF Delaware, In and for New Caste County,
made the First day OF September, A. D.. 1873, Will
be exposed to sale at Public Auction, on
At O'Clock In The Afternoon,
On the pr misses, the following described lands and
tenements being the Ica Estate the late Itebcc-
ca Waleer, deceased, being ordered to be sold for
No Beginning at II stone on the northeast most
SIDE OF the Limestone road, adjoining lands Of the
40 degrees y, 40 10 rches to or corner Of
Land. Of William ToTnt; thence by said Torbits
s.. 304 degrees W., 4f-IO6 pcrches to a stake. n
corner OF Rebccca Glatts' thirds, thence by her
s.. 80 degreGS ", PASSING through the middle OF the
VOLTS mouth, 2pefehes TO n stake in front of the
h homse thence H., m degrees W., through the said
heiehes to stake near the back of said house i;
he c p, ~ desrses W.. perches to stake in
by land OF Thomas Hanna s.. 46 degrees f., IS 5-lOO
perches 10 stake thence crossing said road N,
containing Acres and 81 Pcrcies of Land
No. =, Beginnng for the same ut stump of All
ancient chestnut tree. a corner Ior the farm late Of
George Walker, and running along the side OF the
shiu farm N. w degrees T., SO 2l0 rches stone
Church, and thence up the said road 30 10 perches
TO AZ one IN the middle of sad road, corner for
William Jorbii,s land, and in line OF said Walker S
iarm thence along said linz ST. 90 degrees E.. 70 O. 10
perehes to tho place Of beginning, containing Acre,
Rood and "a fcrches OF Land be the same more or
Attendance will be given and terms of sale made
bnUwnhy thr Administrative or by
CHARLES Is, LORE, Esd,
,,,. , . . Her Attorney.
Attest: c. NJ. Nanicycr. clcrk of Orphans Court
y, B.-The tracts above described constitute he
wen known " Mermaid Hotel" property ami are de-
llghinlly situated i'll Mil Creek Hundred in one of
We most atttacti,c and healthy parts OF the State
I'M attention OF persons " sizing pleasant irsidsnce
or lri investment i 'urrcrtly solicited. The land
Is "'I, buildings .ns!niiHl anl abundant, and the
ne '"Iluoi one vi q. best in the county For par
par 'lars apply To
REBECcA }. BROWN, Adm,
m IN nrut ..I..au
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fA G!iA s1A
Private Sale Of Real Estate

CHARLES BROTHERS, deed, London Britain.
VIII le offered at Private Sale, the farm Of the
late Cha les Brothers, decd. situate in London Brit
AIN township, Chester county, Pa, on the public
road leading from MERGERS NJ i'll to Landenberg the
Ireseht terminus mus o. the wilmington q Western X.
IT,, tabout mile from each, and about three miles
from Ayondae Station, on the Baltimore Central
Railroad cont aiming
o A e f
Twenty OF which are highly improved meadow, 70 of
Young bnt al,srown timber, and all,vided into con-
venicnt lie o. 10y good and substantial fences most
ly post ana ran. The land is II good natural 1uali-
", well cultivated, gently Hing surface, ard well
Gntered, White Cay Cree. running through it,
The buildings are a comfor' able FRAME DWELL
lNG not ST. two and half Jrcs high, with kit
chen attached, and water unde cover an excellent
large frame BAN, wagon house., carriage house. car
rage honse, a., all Tut ur ~ the late owner for
convenience and durability. There Is m .Apple Or
cnard IN thriving condition, and an abunduGt stock
OF small frut Peach, pear, plum, cherry and grapes
which have been selected with great care. The iro,
perry has been under the personal supervision of the
owner Tor nambcr of years, and Expense has
been spared TO have everything IN the most cenven
lent aud permanent order. Terms ard conditions
made upon app lcation to either of the subscribers
lAklEIT BROTHERS, on the premises,
PAssMoRE Williamson, 700 Arch St.,
., Philadelphia,
'e'io'u Executors.
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ENGLISH MUSTARD.

Pure English yellow Mustard, ground or grain
Choice favoring extracts, viz: ext. Lemon, Nenilla
Peach, ext bitter Almonds, ext. Strawberry etc. Al
Of the most celebrated makes for sale at
FOSTERS DRUG Are,
Front and West streets,
WILMINGTON npl.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-11-10

We call at tention to our Seidlitz Powders so uni
yeisally popular everywhere. They are made W
equal to any In the market fully up to the standard
10 be good they must be fresh and pure. This s
special claim, to prove which they need only 10 be
tieu. Don't forget the place to get them. at
FUSTEK'S DRUG STORE
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PIMPLES.

will send (free recipe for my VEGErA BILE
BALM, removing PimpIes, Black Worms. Botches,
trecKles, Moths, and all Diseases of the Skin leav-
Ing II clear, and with healthy glow Also sure pro-
cess for fine growth of Hail on bald heads smooth
fales. THOMAS +. CHAPMAN CHFMIsr
T.. D. Box 5,l2S. - broadway, New York.
mar32-tf
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w. III. Chadwick's
CELEBRATED
IlO Tse, Cattle and Poultry Con
dillon Powder.

w. III. Chadwick's
CELEBRATED
nO ESQ, Cattle and Poultry Con
dillon Powder.
The great Alternative, Tonic, and Bloc Purifier
are truly valuable medicine; they assist nature to
coming standard and universal remedy, after being
tested ever twenty years, and where ami improvement
could be made 1t Las been done. owners of ~,
s% s and Fo% Hssrs S CATH" ts:s H es
dton Powders superior to any yet offered to the pub
EEr--s4NS instances AS a preventative and cure Of
LA-I-- the following Diseases, viz Farsy, surfoit
Ma9gc, Dstcmapers, iIide;hound, Thick-wlnd,
Worms, Bots, rarelng, Jsandso, swsiiel QEE
Ds s Of the iivSr, Fever Fever Sores, Los Of
Appetite, General Debility and sure preventive for
~ in Sheep, and all contagious diseases-in
AA-.s fact, all diseases where internal remedies
Scratches, Farcy Poll Evil, Fistuas Dstempers and
Skin Diseases, from any cause, are cured in half the
They remove the distractions of the Stomach, Iiv-
or and intestnes and prevent Indigestion, Gosiiye-
powders usei occasionally, they will prevent few
ers and all contagious and debitating Diseases to
which Horses, Cattle and other stock are so liable.
As a Spring and Fall Purifier, these powders are
the best known, giving tone and strength to to the di-
and great spirit and vigor to the whole system. They
VIII increase Tie quantity Of milk IN cows and enrich
TIC gn"y Ihgy VII Greatly a. s ne iatGning Of
OF Il single box Will convince that they
superior 10 any other medicine now before the public
References can lie given from all quarters.
FOR POULTRY.
These powders have been found successful in pre-
venting and curing Thousands of poultry OF those
dangerous aud fatal diseases to which they La
bio Ii late, when all other remedies known have fail
ed. Full directions accompany each box of powders
The undersigned bcgs leave to inform his friends
and the public generally that he has been successful
for over twenty years in preparing medicines and
giving information diseases Of horses cattle sheep
and poultry, and is constantly receiving and has
sale all the new and most popular medicines OF the
day and all the publications of the different diseases
of Horses, Cattle, &c. The Great Horse Cattle and
Poultry Condition Powders prepared solely and
Tor sale wholesale and retail by W. II. Chadwick, at
his medical and variety store, adjoining his Museum,
where can be - thousand curiosities from
all parts of the known world. 1t Is the only place of
amusement in the city where persons can visit any
hour OF the day or evening His Fountain Ice Cream
GaTasu Is open in season.
W. II. CHAD ICE,
Nos. 2QI and 209 West Fourth street.
Wilmingu, Del.
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BARRIERS, ATTENTION.

Barbers' combs, soaps, brushes. sponges, superior
bay rum, stick pomatuin, pulls, powders, and baIbos
supplies generally, Mt verylo prices. Harp de
speciality, always fresh and highly perfnme1. Bnr-
beIs supplied at Wholesale at
FOSTEh'S DRUG STORE,
Front and West streets,
apr2l'I3 Wilmington, Del.
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FOR RENT.

For Rent.
House on easterly side of Madison street, above
Eighth. Houses in south Wilmington near the Roll
ling mill. Also houses In different parts of the city.
Apply to W. MGCAUILIEY x co.
SOC Market stress,
mar l0-tf Wilmington, Del.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-11-10

BOQEEr hOLDEi.5.-A .ieat anu convenien
article for holding wator Tor preserving the freshness
and beauty OF BUDS towers worn in the coat uss
hair. n large asortment for ase by
u. BKINGHUl ST & CO.,
ornar Sixth apo Market str jet
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" r TT i I'0F I7-1Is7s % -TTTI T7I3i
At O'Clock, T.. H.,

kept by James e. Pierson, in the CITY of Wilmington
New Castle County, Del, On
WEDNESDAY, SOTEMBER list, 1873,
t2o'eock, =. H.,
The following described real estate, viz:
An mat certain musSuuIc ur farm tenement hon 50
ana lot OF ahd, situate IN the southern sine Front
street, between MarNct amt King streets, In said
city OF WI minGtun, bpuinCd rs follows, to wit he
ginning at corner at iaud Of John Burgess on said
Front street, thence hy sad Ia d south thirty-twu
degrees West uiiS three lcct eN Inches 10 CUrnrI
shHe; thence 10y inn0a OF Captain ilrc and .losrpl
bahphn north Is degrees, west 81 lret inches Il, 4
corner oil land of David BUSH thence 10y u line ui
tt aid hurill " IL glc, east % itct inches the
Adc ol Front street the &c tncirby south IS deg
80 lcet Tour Inches Ia the place OF brEtnning, CON
tanning within said bounds nineteen hundred aud
ninety seven amt une-thrd feet OF land, less
, led anal taken ,ntO execution the property OF
John Crumush and Mary, his wife, and Frederick II
men. ana Margaret Hcll, terre tenants, and to be
sold by
ROBERT l.. ARMSTRONG, Sheriff.
Sherhs hh'ce' New Castle, October 1t Ill., d. 1853
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fEDJCAL NOTICES
mn. WM.a F1ELDs

& TILL continues Lis successful pracsioe OF MEDI
= CINE, for tie cure Of consumption. liver dse.ai
dropey,i Etergittng fever Or onila mad feverj lsqa
ite eye and ears, insisted and other tnnors, tef
tcL Of the worst grades, ulcers OF the HHbs,
with many other diseases, sueh fevers, small pox
&C. The Doctor returns his thanks for past iavOrs
apd hopes his customers will still continue their pat
Tonnage. =
Residence and ONCE Dr VIM. Fields No 2i3 Wes
Seventh Street. Wilfnje-t.n. Del. nh iIf
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For Rent

GENERAL Houses on Locust street, near b -
y street, South Wilmington. M5H
House Tatnall street near Sixth. sN--S~
Stable, Windsor street, between Eighth and Ninth
streets.
House and garden on causeway. near Wi!mii gton
& Western Railroad Depot. Apply to
VIM. McCAULLEY Il CO.,
COG Market Street, Wiimin gton, Del. !,
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Notice..

uesape,,Ite ana he Iaware Canal Com pany.
A general meeting of the Proprietors of this Com
many will he held at their Office In Philadelphia, No
h2S Walnut street, ON MONDAY, December list,
1873, ut II O'Clock HENRS V. LESLEY,
Philadclph II, November 6, 1873. Secretary.
nDylU-tm
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SIn RI oOn per day. Agents swanted every
QlU W SIU where. Particulars free. A. p.
BLAIR s CO., st. Louis, Mo.
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SUERIFF'S SALE.

iy virtue Of writ Of ais Fl Fa., TO me dire ctcd viii
be exposed to Public sale, at the Lafayette hotel
Kept by james y Person. No. Sal SIMPLIFY street IL
the city of Wilmington, In New Castle county, Del
on
SATURDAY, N0TEMBER Is, 1873,
At2 O'Clock, p. m,
The following described personal property, viz:
a. mules, double spring wagon, l set double
IC3N harness, buffalo robes lot OF potatoes and
N baskets.
Seized and taken In execution rs the propt rtv of
John Il. Crockett, and to be sold by
ROBERT L. ARMSTRONG, Sheriff.
Sherif's Office, New Castle, Nov 10, a. d., 1873.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-11-10
SIIERIFF'S SALE.

~ vlrac of writ of Lcvari Facias To me directed
VIII be exposed to Public Sale, at the laiyette hotel
kept by james Z. Pierson, the City at Wilmington
New Castle County, Del, on
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WILMINGTON FLOUR MARKETS.
INFORMATION WANTED.

= Information IS wanted OF WILLIAM HENRY
CHRISTIE, io nlrIly, II not now, residing Ia Della
JAMES CHRISTIE.
novIO-Ii Media, Pa.
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CaniphO CHmphOri Camphor

Campho CHmphori CamphOr!
laigc lot OIL hand, and for sale cheap laid In
pressly for Spring use-to preserve muils turs
pets and winter clothing from moths and vermin.
Now is thu time to buy. Also, the most popular ill
sect powders, including Lyons Magnetic, The Per-
sian, and others; Bug Poison, Rat and Roach Exter
mnator, Blue Stone, Copperas, Alum, Yellow ochro,
and all house Gle aiming materials used in Spring
time, at FOSTERS DRUG STORE,
Front and West Streets,
Wilmington. DE
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STRAY COW.

CAME to the premises of the subscriber, In Chris
tiana Hundred, near Newport, the 10Th rs x:srSs
Inst, "a RED COW. Tie owner is 49,
requested TO come forward, prove property, WgI1--
pay charges and take her away, or she viii be dis
posed Of according to law
oct2I-3t RUFUS GREGG.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-11-10

fNRINDERS COD LIVER OIL, with LaclO-Phos-
L plIatc OF Lime Also, Wvcth's, WiborS, &c.,
Tor sale by L. BhlNGHURSr s. CO.,
r.. a pothecarirs,
oclg0 Corner Sixth and Market Streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-21

At the first representation OF the buresque OF
"DOn Giovanni" in London, one of the actors
apostrophized very pretty girl as "my spotted
beauty instead of "my spotless beauty"
Miss Jennie Lee, who has not had an important
part in any Of the plays produced at the Union
Square Theatre this Winter appears in ''Cousin
Jack" on Saturday evening, in part which gives
scope to her abilities.
The programme Of a choir concert in London was
almost entirely filled with the works OF early Eng
lish and Italian composers. The selections included
examples from Luca Marensis Q550-9o), G. Con-
verso $3.50, Salvador Rosa Q6l5, Giovanni Croco
Cl5eO, Corell Q65S-1713), Tartini Q692-177O), Fer
retti Q575, Pergolesi n71O), G. Festa Q54, Samuel
Wesley Q765-1s37), Ward Q6Os), Wilbye C1b09) and
others.
The Vienna theatres are making preparations for
gratifying visitors from all nations by perform
ances peculiar to the countries represented.
Among others Russian Theatre is to be opened
under the direction OF Prince Oblensky and Count
Markof. The following pieces are to ne performed
in the course OF the SUMMER Death Of Ivan
the Terrible" "a Russian Marriage" "The Boyard
Of the sixteenth Century, THE Grave Of Askold"
and "The silver Prince" Every effort is to be made
to give an accurate and lively representation Of
Russian costumes, songs and dances at this theatre
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-21

PREMIER GLADsroSE's STATEMENT TO THE
BR1r1sn PARLIAMENT. The British Ministerial
crisis is ended and Mr. Gladstone's Cabinet
difficulty conciliated. The Premier detailed
oil the circumstances connected with its incep-
ton and close to the Parliament, amid an
exciting scene, yesterday. The rival chiefs
were saluted with loud cheers on their
entrance into the House of Commons. Disraeli
was not prepared to constitute a Ministry his
party was not equal, just at present, to the
State emergency. This is the plain fact of the
case The members of the opposition approve
of his course in refusing office, with Ireland,
Central Asia, the Alabama award and the
budget estimates positively hostile, in con-
fusion, unsettled, or uncalculated. Glad
stone has gained point. The ballot box
must tell the remainder.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-21
A sWINDLING DETECTIVE.

Bogus Philanthrepist-New York and
Philadelphia Mulcted Of Two Hundred
Dollars a Week-Forged Petitions from
Switzerland and Elsewhere.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, March 20. 1878.
Detective Blom was arrested to-day In West
Philadelphia on charge of a ongpractsed lmpo-
siton upon the people of thatsGity. When arrested
a paper was found upon him purporting to be
certificate from Swiss Bene VIOLENT Society, signed
by Rudolph Korad, Consul and Augustus II. Wirz,
Secretary which gave authority to Blem to collect
money for the relief OF distressed people rom
Switzerland. Upon another paper wasta list OF
subscriptions that had, been collected to the
amount of three hundrediOr four hundred dollars.
Investigation being made 1t was discovered that
the names to the certificates wer@ forgeries,
and the evidence was conclusive th<s Whatever
funds Blom had collected had been Qplied to his
own use. He admitted. that he had played the
same game in New York, and had carried II on
here very successfully for some months without
exciting SUSPICION, and during THAI time had tol-
lected from one hundred and fifty to two hundred
dollars per week. Had he not conaded his secret
to another, IN the hope that by increasing the
number OF impostors she prOceeGG would be COR
respondingly augmented, the schaMe would proba-.
bly, have not been discovered for some time to.
come; but this confaant informed the officers Of
the law, and the impostOr came to griaf. He de-
clared that he had family to support, and thoughh
that as good q way IS any to secure tie necessary
means.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-21
VIRGINIA.

The Lcgisla ture and State Authorities
Yield to the Supreme Court I'm Refer
ence TO the Funding Bfll-Bond
coupons Now Receivable for Taxes
BLOW Aimed Mt Northern BOndhOld@
ers-Aloro Politic.I Strife Ahead.
RICHMOND, Va, March 20, 1879
The General Assembly OF Virginia, after resisting
for three months the decision of the Supreme
Court OF Appeals, thus setting an example for
law-breakers to violate any statutes which do not
meet with their approval, have at last consented
that coupons made receivable for taxes under the
Funding bill Of 1871 shall be received by the col
lectlng officers OF the Commonwealth. The Audi.
tor of Public Accounts to-day issued instructions
to these officers informing them that they might
now proceed to obey the law, as bill had been
passed taxing State bonds at the rate OF fifty cents
on the one hundred dollars, market value: This
last was the expression OF the vengeance which
the General Assembly feels against Northern
Dondholders. who are charged with procuring
the passage OF the Funding bill by bribery aud
corruption, for 1t is enective only as against
exempt from listing them IN the assessment Oh his
properly ana SO only pays one tax. But the
Northern pondholder must pay the tax upon his
Virginia bonds as personal property in the State
where he resides, and then submit to have them
taxed here also This tax is to be deducted at the
Treasury when the interest is paid, retained in
the hands OF the collecting officers where coupons
are taken Tor taxes, but the holders of bonds with
coupons receivable for taxes still have the upper
hand, for they will get ALL nearly all, the inter-
est due them by passing their coupons into the
hands OF collecting officers, while all others will
only get four per cent this year and what the State
pleases to pay hereafter. Governor Walker would
not approve the bill taxing bonds, on account OF
this feature, but allows 1t to become alaw In order
that no further opposition may be made to the do
cisiOn OF the Supreme Court.
LAYING THE FOUNDATION FOR POLITICAL.TROUBLE.
The General Assembly to-day proceeded to the
election OF county judges, to serve Tor six years
from January l. 1874. The republican members
mt hni TNrnf a
violation of the spirit OF tAe censtitu ion, an I'M
warrantable and violent assumption OF power
and an act destructive OF the principles
OF free government. II the republicans sue
coed in electing General Assembly at
the election to be held this Fall they Will und0ubt-
eddy elect new set Of judges who will be OF their
own way Of thinking. Prominent conservatives
were oppose to this General Assembly anticipating
and performing the work which properly belongs
to its successor and the result of 1t, in certain
contingency, will be two sets of county judges,
and chaos and confusion in all parts Of the State