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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-31
Pen,nauIar News.


Pert Deposits to have another hotel.
FederalSburg has cOlOrsd debating society.
| Ship carpenters are In demand in Cambridge.
Truckers and gardeners have commenced oper-
atoms.
/ Boats can nov cross the susquehanna near Port
The roads Of Caroline county are in a very bad
/ condition.
PreparatiOns for the Spring fishing arc going
on briskly I. -. ....
Elkton lampltehtsrs are paid the munhcent sal.
ary OF si6 per year.
MOst e the schools in Dorchester county are in
q HouriShing condition.
The ''CeCil Fire Brick Company" has resumed
! operations Rt North East.
The II. E. Church at Denton, is yet to b. sur-
piled with n junior preacher.
Interesting public temperance meetings are be-
ing held In Chesapeake City.
-Four thousand peach and ether trees were set
out ON Kent Island, last week.
Building operations, in Cambridge will be brisk
ly conducted the present season.
The track OF the Columbia and Port Dsposit [
| railroad is to be laid next month.
l26 Shad were caught by one person last We'd
nesday morning, near Cambridge.
The examination of classes in Eakton Aeademy
will be held to-day and tomorrow.
An unusual member Of shad fer the season. is
~~A~AA ~A w.
The Dorchester and Delaware r. r track 4. N
undergo complete repairs this season.
Mad dogs have beea annoying Cecil county for
the past month, and t'Stlll they come"
The CambridR0 RsmAlo Seminary ID constantly
increasing IN popularity and patronage
A Gloop in the canal, near Chesapeake City, was
run into and sunk, last week, by loaded barge.
Rev. Thomas Numbers has been appointed post
master at AllIington, in place OF WIN. b. T1rbit
The Democrat says the pavements OF Elkton
.ars in anaWful condition, and are disgrace TO
the people, ua .5sa.tstI ,-- D
CheStertown has the handsomost Court House
Green on the Eastern Shore but the most unSiQhtl
ly and delapidatsd fence ~
An hkton lady AllpPed on the pavement, a tsw
evenings Slnce, And sustained injuries which may
make her cripple fer life. .1r
DsrChestsr county fArmers ere increasing their
siiorts IN the direction Of poultry missing They
nnd Il NexcsediRgly preRtAbe. .sil - 80
A meathoaSe, belonging to captkh7I. PowsH,
below Church Greek, TaS destroyed BY fire last
week and abeut 5000 lbs Of meat burned up,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-31


TIE DEATH GEORGE r. FALLs.- The death of
this highly respectable young man mentioned in
the GAZETTE recently, was we ore informed by
the father Of the deceased, the result Of purely
natural causes, and he also received medical al
tendance short time previous TO his death The
Yerson which we were deceived into publishing,
was simply slanderous statement, circulated IN
maleVolent enemies of the deceased In Eiktbn,
eut reaching rs through snchnbdOubted authotity
that, we could not but believe ii al the time =
From the character of our informant, however.
we are Of the opinion, that he alss was imposed
upon and believed the story to I've strictly true
when imparting it TO us. But the whole state
ment, as we SAID above, was entirely false, and
the pure invention OF malicious enemies who
without consideration for the family of the de.
ceased, with whom they were doubtless well ac-
quainted, circulated the slander. We make this
statement cheerfully, regretting the error into
report, thus made public, will obtain no credence
from any one.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-31

RELIGEoUs.-At the West Presbyterian Church,
Sunday morning, . letter was read, from Rev j.
NJ OH. OF Columbia, Tenn, stating the reasons
which led him to decline the pastorate of the
above church, to which he had been unanimously
called. The letter was accompanied by another
letter, written to Mr.. OFT, by the Deacons and Ru-
ling Elders Of the First Rresbyterihn Churoh at
Columbia, OF which he is pastor, urging him to
cessary for the continuance OF the prosperity of
the church. For these reasons Mr.. OFT stated In
his letter, he was obliged to decline the cau TO
West Church =
Rev. d. Z. Marquis pastoPot. the MestmiDiss
ter Presbyterian Church, Of Baltimore, oo6upled
the pulpit of West Church, yesterday, preaching
two very powerful md effective Aermons r
Rev. Mr.. Burrell, Of the Philadelphia NJ E Con-
ference, occupied the pulpit OF the Union, H. D.
Church, Sunday morning.
The pulpit of Calvary p. E. Church, was occu-
pied on Sunday, by Rev. Mr. Murray, of Philadsl-
phia. -.... r..
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-31
socIETIGs.
lHKTrN0s TRIs KYKBIn.

Cherokee Tribe, No4, o R N, at Red Mems
Hail. Alb Market street .-... 80
LenaPe Tribe, No 9, 10 r ~, in fourth story
SaNllle Building, 9Th and Market street
Wilmington and BrandyWine Council, No. 3, q
U: A n, q Hall Fifth and Market streets.
tTanklihCeuheily No. 8, o U A A., ct Mkehan.
ics' Hall, 2l9 King street
Wilmington Council No 6, Jr. O Z N. a,
Hall, 9th and Market streets.
enterprise Circle, U G a, at Hall 5O4 Mar.
Washington Lodge, No /, K Of p. at knight
OF PythiaS Hall, No. 2ll Market street
lows Hall, Sd and Markot
Old Church division, No Is, of T Seventh
below Spruce.
,o.S WaWsSst Ledge. No Is, l o of q T, at room
Washington Lodge No !, A p A. at hail.
Second and King Btreeta
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-31
Bowers Hoof Imminent.

Alter 60 yesrs practical experience with horses
n staging. teamlng, Sc., have learned that more
horses have been crippled by iuattentiOn TO the
feet than all other diseases combined. AHer many
experiments have found the true remedy TO PRE-
xEHT the disease o the hocf or restore It after neg
hgence. to what nature intended il should be-fhe
great support al the aobhe diagdi. If the hoof is in
hsmed aud diseased, the animal i comparatively
worthless This l. niment will surely greuent this
wort Of all diseases, Contraction Corns Quarter
Cracks, Contraction of the Back SineW. generally
called knee7SpTung, &c-,) ana restore those that
have been crippled by the want Of such a remedy.
n9-Try II. aud Il win never fail if properly APP
piled, viz:
Battle the horses foot once week, or oftener if
necessary, at thehcel and frog and around the hoo
close 10 the hair. N. c. BOYER.
=, NoTFistoWn. Pa.
Mr.. NJ. C. BOTER-- Dear St~. This is 70 certify
that have used your Ljniment in my stable for
three months past. on more th an one haudEed hor-
ses, ana md II the best preparation / have ever
used on horses; Itis far better than you recon-
mend u. Send ne i've cases az once, by express J.
c. o. ID. HAIRY HANILTOE
No. lS2 West 3lst street. New ork City.
Z. BRIAGHURSf a. CO. druggists corner 6:l
and NJ arKet streets Wilmington. having been ap.
pointed agents for this valuable and popular Hoo
Liniment arefully prepared TO supply ii wholesale
and retail at the man lfacturer's prices.
seDl ~dtaWhW
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-31
sMerIGt's Naic,

49, By virtue OF n writ Of Levari FAacs
= 4i.a to me directed, will be exposed to Public
~ Sale, at the Hotel kept by William B. Ford.
~ at KiTkwood. in ,Pencader hundred. New
Castle county. Delaware
On MONDAY. April 9TH 1873.
Al O'Clock, p, IN
tho following described Real Estate, via:
All these two lots. pieces or parcels Of Liant
with thsHmproVements, situated near the Wills ,
of GiaSgow in Penclder hundord, n ew Ca
county aud State OF Delaware, the same being
bounded and described as follows, to wit: One
thereof bou aded on the souta by the New Castle
and i FrSnehtoWR Turnpiks r0lf. on the west hy
lands formerly bslan gioG, % 1sqGs fhoupson, and
Gear 81. ana ,ntFiniss bS computation ~ Acres Of
Land, more OF less.
The other lot or piecc Of Land adjoiaiuk the
above lot or parcel of1tnd and containing by com
putation One Acre Of Land. more or less. ..
SeiEed and tak en- 10 execution the property of
and to be sold by -. ..
y - Robert Z. ARMSTRONG, Sheriff.
ShSiG OffCe. New Castle. March l2, 1921
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-31
CLAVT0M HOUSE.

ARRIVALS Up TO NOON TO-DAY.
Hugh E. Steele, COatesville, Pa.
G. Il. Pennock, -.
5. B; Broth, :"
f. Hewes,
J.. ?; MeCOIley, PhiIa, Pa,
Robt. NJ. Chew, ''
G. ). Jones, :"
II. Challenger, :"
o. N. Perry, Waldue, Mass.
Ch9s. Shillitue, Baltimore, Nd.
e. IA. Landen, Salem, Va.
Z. .. Roxnberg, Phila., Pa.
Z: q. Hopper,
w. II; Jefferson, New Castle, Del.
Jas: G. Shaw k Servant,
Andrew G. Gray,
H. u. Duncan, Baltimore.
Oeo. w. Miller, Lancaster Co, Pa
w. d. McCrAeken, Cincinnati, Ohio.
W. +. Analiss, New York.
J, II. Steele, Maryland.
Chas. BEETLE, Lancaster, Pa
"Tableaux OF Erin" COMPANY. fl0l
Z. q. StOtscnburg, city.
Joseph Tatnall, a"
I. Barry,
EdWark Belts,
VIM. S. Hllles,
job II. jackson,
II. n. Childs,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-31
NherpM Nale.

49,, By virtue Of writ Of LeEari Faoias to ma
~! directed 4, will be exposed TO pubiis Sale at
i,H the Hotel Of George w Whitaeld, fh the town
= II OF New Sastle, " n New S%ue hundred, New
- T0n SATURD4Y April bthn. 1873.
Att o'clock. m, ~ "''"H
the following described Real Estate. viz; ;lf
ALI that certain plantation or tract Of land with
tho huildiRss and imprOvements h thereon ereclod
situated near the town OF Nee Castle, i'd NeW'Cas
tie hundred in said county Of Now Castle. h1dnl6d
on the northeast by land now or late Of ThOmas
SpeRkman on the southeast by the river Delaware
on the southwest by land nov or late OF William
Booth and or the nosth an northwest by the State
road leading from the town of Nav Castle to Oh
city Of. wnniugton contain ming los Acres Of Land
ard Marsh. be the same more or less.
Seized and Rken in execution as the property Of
Motion c. Rogers and Sarah S. Rogers his wife. and
I. t., and to be sold by
ROBERT L. ARMSTRONG, Sheriff.
SheTih's Ohice New Castle. March IL. lS73-2l
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-31

School BOARD RoAuRATIoSs.- s.--Ihps. johnson
was nominated on Saturday evening as member
of The Board of Education from the First Ward
In-the Fifth Ward, on Saturday night, ANTHONY
Higgins, was nominated for three years; s Rod
mond Smith for two years, aud S. A. McCaIIster
for one year.
In the Ninth Ward, Zibba Ferris, Jr. was nom
mated for three years and John Palmer for
years.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-31

ENTERTAINNENT.-The entertainment given by.
the Good TemplaTs on Saturday evening, ut Nc
Clary's Building was a very pleasant affair The
exercises consisted of tableaux, music, singing,
dialogues &c, and were listened to by large
and delighted audience f. j.. Kseae presided
and Rev. 7. L. Tompkinson made n spirlted and
impressive addreaa go. ,...
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-31

NAN kILGSD,--0n Saturday, Ghoat noon. ths
ipsay Of man named Calvin Holman. - 1on1d
jt11s jt1ss g.t.s sesno, neat JoennA Btalon, On Ehs
Tree aeros hiH, and his face IN 8 pond 81 wat~r y
.I hhs uee WIS anppoeed = have hloWn doEn. nl.s
him, either killing him N its descent. - foraf.~
~ heaa lete the wateg, and thus stIanRiing his,
-. ~ sS.,oea nsaE dnanaa, and isayso vile ana
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-31

1MPRovEMENT.-PeteT Springer is putting
new front in the restaurant, No. 4, " est Fourth
street, and fitting it up in such . inanBer as to
make first class eating house. He will have
private room for ladies ss we'll ns gentlemen
Peter understands the business thoroughly aud
we hope that his efforts TO please will be appre-
cated by the public &t-1 FTVf.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-31
sIIerift'S safg.s

.aAs ry virtue Of a writ Of Leyari Facial
Hfils u me directed, will be exposed % Publiss.
Sale, a. the Hotel o. 0eUrGe Wbitheld
80. : On SATURDAY, 4nrll 5th. 1873.
at2 O'eleek, Z. NJ,
the following described Real Estate, viz:
All thatoeFtain plantation and tract Of Land and
Marsh situate, lying and being In the hundret and
county Of New Castle. IN the State Of Dalawaro,
known as the Hamburg Farm" Which is bounded
ON the south and east by low water mark IN the
river Delaware; the north and east By land for
Eierly Of VIM. u. caulk. nov Of W Clay and others
on the north aud west by the public ROAD le aiding
from New Castle to Delaware City, which separates
Il from hand Of deorge b. Rod ey. and on the south
ana West bg land Of Joseph Barnaby. 3eOrge y.
TvbOut and Red lion Greek, (eXeepting out Of the
farm knCwn a. Hamburg Fern" a lot Of ak acres
lying on the northwest of the Delaware City road
aforesaid. and hve acres sold to George Y. TybOuD
containing ia the whole 500 acres. more or less.
Seized and taken in execution ~ the property Of
Eraslus Lodge aud Jane S hI4 wife, aud to be aold
by ROBERT H. ARMSTRONG, Sheriff.
Sheriff. 01iee New Castle. March Is, 1881
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-31

lNJURED,-~On SATURDAY Sgaaip0 !. NJ. ia
iayloF.seslding at e06 Poplar street, W. oaosin@
Town awn MARKET street., . large sign in Front al
smiths marble yards between Sixth and aev~oth
Snsets, blew down striking the lady in its doscent
49,. ~ e ppon the payenant ShS was
famed, amer which abe was removed to her -.
oenee Her injuries we're oG a very sorious e.Sr-
actef' eonsiHting of = badly cut head. a1d nno,Sr
Gus bruises but shO e AoR doing Weli.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-31

H1GH WIND.-The. high wind on Saturday
night, was very destructive to movable property
The fence along twelfth street at the rear OF Col
IL. S. McCombs yard was blown down, and also
fences OF various other parts of the city. 1he
barn Of B. Frank Townsend, over Thud street
bridge, was also unroofed and his stables blown
down.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-31

WIRES DAAAoED.-The wires OF the Franklin
Telegraph Company, aloug the lime Of the Will
mington AZ Reading Railroad, were blown into
and twisted around the wires OF Steel & Worth at
at CoatesVille, by the high wind OF Saturday
night, in such a manner as to stop all Communica.
ton beyond that point. The damage has been re-
paired
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-31

ACCIDENT AT AUBURN.--0n Sat thEday Afteriaoon
a farmer named b. Dliworth, living near Auburn
station, on the Wilmington q Western RaIiroad
was knocked down ana run over by q cart loaded
with hay, and seriously injured His injuries are
Chiefly internal, but be is now somewhat improved
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-31

Theft OF Provisions. On Saturday night,
some thieves entered the house of Mr.. Stephen
Davis, No. 2S3, Monroe street and stole qnant-
~ Of provisions from the cela1 CSO6h1 pelty
hievings are becoming frequent in this eighDoT-
hood -.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-31

KENT COUNTY ALNSHoUsE.--Thes statement os
the Trustees OF the Poor Of Kent county. showino
the number OF pAuPen supported and relieved in
the Kent County Almshouse, expenses. S,c. fo-
the year ending March lSt. 1873, has been printad
Ihe number OF perSOns relieved from the dlfferent
hundreds Is as foIl9Ws, viz: 0A'
Duck Greek. 81: Ksnton. l6; Little Greet q.
Dover, 90; North Mnrderkill, 81; South Mnrd.,''
kll, IL; Misplllion, q; Milford, I6 Totsi ia
whites and SS colored. Births, 9. DeathS- 81
Whites remaining, 80; colonel, 81, Total lSi.-
BoarderH, Whose eEpenasi ate baid .bvI fiIna. fh
aAlouEting 70 $fsd The hamber Of trrvelers 70 ~
stay over nightlO "
dhe following were the cash expenditures:
FAld ior conveying pauPers to Aims
Paid for burial expenses - ,SasS
relief odt Of Almshonss eo0 an
Trustees, Clergyman, PhySi-
cian, OverseeT, &c. aa8 IL
expenses Ia and about Aims
4 Total n l. Ill., If :als:te 3lsets
The Prodacts Of the farm sold or sxcssn.sS s.Ts.oS
mounted 70 S79035. The amount of vorE dS.s,S
= ne institution By the oVesssF, hired man sn5
nmates is valued af sl26 The present ClSs,,ass
~. !. Layton, h0 takes the plssS 81 Wm. n
O1ekon, rosignef. ~
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-31

GONE AwAY.-The steamship Richmond, d Ne
Old Dominion Line, WHICH has been AtlSd up at
inc yard OF the Harlan & Hollingsworth Co, 10
this city, left yesterday for New York She will
run between that city and Richmond, Va
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-31
Police AMalrs,
REFoRR MAYOR s1,r,ra

ShFoRk MAYOR sI1[Ns.
James Reed, hailing from Massachusetts cuno
TO Wilmington, on Saturday afternoon. and Soi,,S-
TO the boarding house kept by Mira. IEabelIa kin.
pall, corner Of sixth and Pine streets repreaepted
himself as an engineer ON the p, w. &B.RR
ana engaged board. He retired to bed carly In
the evening, but about midnight he len ouielly.
carrying with him, coat, VeSt and silver watch
belonging TO Mrs. Klmbail's son. Tho lady. nov,
ever happened 70 see him going out and imme-
diately Informed her son. The latter foiIoWsd
nun GUY ana securing the assistance Of officer
Legg, arrested The thief at the depot. with ne
articles IN his possession. He was tried before
MiJpr 'Slmms, and held in $500 bail fer Conrt in
default Of which he was committed TO iail' :. ~
james Stewart, Edward Young and Edward
hiyaltl Ior Hagrsncy, were committed to New Cas-
lie ior sixty days. The latter Is suffering from
scnrVey, aggravated by his dlssoiute hal,its and
Wln oon0tless have to be sent to the almshonse
VIM. Russell and James Mccormick, for corner
H2ong 5H0nnglng, were hned 81 and costs and held In
SlOO ball for future good behavior.
Eight cases Of drunkenness have been disposed
OF since Saturday. Fifty ceuts and costs each
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-31
GRAND JURORS.


GRAND JURORS.
Cedar Creek hundred-James wilkins, Edward
". Morris. = y
BEOadkiln-RlBah Register, VIM. R. Wilson. $ ;
William Fleetwood, A. Tindai.
n W. Fork-Jacob Kinder, William Gray.
ABROAD broad Creek-James W. Morgan, William
Little crcek-BurtOn W Callnway, Phillip W.
\, ,Dags1OrOugh Peter N B. Helm. Joseph
BaltimOre-Captaln Il. Hickman. Jacob HOl,
Indian River-wullam c. Burton, John B.
LeWes and RehobOlh-John MetcalG James R.
Prettyman. ~---'N7 49,
Georgetown-7James Martin, Peter B. Faucett.
seaiord-Mlehael Conlborn, John p. Dulaney.
PETIT JURORS.
GsaI Greek hnndred--Joseph Fisher. Henry
). Watson, Beniah W. Truiu. -
broadkiln-Joseph r. Virden, MIers n. Fisher
NaaSleoke--John ". ISaaca Philip FIeetwood
\, ~. Fork-FathanIel J. Barwiek, William
Broad creek-WIIlIam J. West David H Hpd.
SON. William J. spieer
wlAs Little Creek Levin HearD, John n. c. Hearn,
pL, LD,SsgsbOrOugh--JOhn C. Hazard, william 8
r. B. BaitI%Ore7GeOre R. Mccabe David Green,
Capt: Henry Hudson.
wlni indian RiVer-GeOrge R. Robinson, John C.
Lswes and RshObOth-wllllam s. NesOu. P
Geoi igetoWn-RObert j. Donovan of J.. stenhen
A. hazEardi benjainiu ID. Burton.
snSs nsea.9rd-Ih Iheodofe D. Priee, William Allen.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-31
RegisteF ! order.

New Castle County. 1anuSFy 2lth. ma.
Upon the aDDlieatioh al AMOS o RRf6
f.l6k,s, AdminlsteatoF Of CHALkLEY 7. bull
LOCh. late OF ChristianA hundred in said eounfv
deceased; y 70 Ordered and directed by ire ReSs
lster that tae admin stfator aforesaid give notiss
81 TIE grantlnE Of Letters Of ofAdminiStrsfion u5on
the Estate Of the deceased. with the dsta of gFsnt
lng by causing advertisements 10 bo posted
ylthln forty days from the date Of such LetterS IN
~ 81 the most public nlAcea Of th0eounty of NeW
requiring All perlons haFin6 dan ads assinst
tee kS'ate 20 present the same OF ABIDE bY ~ Ar
d Assembly in such eaae made ana proVidsi- a.
also eapsethe same % be inserted within ~ asmS
poriod in the Weekly Delaware (iaTeife n 1SIysSs
per published In WilmingtOn and 10 bS eo1tinnaS
therein two months.
.9iXen under the hand and seal Of once Of
~ SRo hegleter Aforesaid. Rk NeW Castla il
.'--[ Neg yastie eounty aforesaid, the day and
bsAf fsote written. d. GIBBS. Registsr.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-31

SALE OF BuLDIEG LoTs.-M. NJ Child & Co.,
viii sell at publeisae April 18th, about so Build
ing Lots on 5th,6th, Madison and Monroe streets,
on their usual terms without reserve
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-31
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The wind blew lercely oa.satuFdas El-h,.
Church sitsaaapeo, sesteaisy. sNas Eelerslly
- . "a, -ssxy
Inc DxtL1 GAssffe eouIrfcrcs It's first year,
'',u'' l'' q, - -, s--l.r rs -ra sfs+TFF
The "Iableau OF Erin" tonight at the Masonic
Temple. Z. rrra.~, v-fs'ssEslL tNffaaf kf-as w
The Avenue was crowded with promenadets
yesterday. E1 ! 4athsl
The high wind ON saturday pi,,hl,s did vOusidi
erable damage. Qts 'Te7-gisl
n Special trains were run ssvsf ihe r, W. & B.
The fepco along The FiIlh street side of the
onion NJ. 4. Church, has been blown down.
John +. Miller has taken out letters testnment-
ary on the estate of CathSrine Huested late Ofthis
city. .-I-l7s''
DR. August Ncgendank has taken ont letters tes-
tamentary on the estate of William A. Wisdom,
late of this city
TEMPERANCE LEcruRE -ReE. Peumeil5 oor0l,e.
of the Philadelphia NJ. f. OonfsrsnOs, wiIItdelfTer
e temperance lecture, on Wednesday evening, At
AsbaEy, H. Is. Church 's5 .71fl .T-'Ftr
-, ~. i-. --~----4-.-- -. - .se.- eats
<, To DE LAUNCHED. The Pa Il Mail Steanlship
Grenada, consort of the AnapnIoo, at tho ward
'ofFhe Harlan q llolIingswOrih Company to-nYor.
row afternoon, al three o'clock. - .'r!0 +
L4he 4ta AHH
SALE OF BUILDING LoTs.-M NJ. Child & Co.
llaNn Ia a ~.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-31
NOTICE

.t.. NOTICE
= All persons hNy ing elAllnd aaainst 4ha Nrista AZ
ae must present the samo dnlg aff@sf@I -
tAo - mlnlslFatoT on oF bofofo Ianuoiv q1fk f6lI
g aal4e the At 81 Ansemh d - saeh oaSa - ~ =
PrPSleee. Aa0S Q. 8htt!E0A s.Adfain = 81
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-31

D9HFsI,w.I4Sssss. ~ Sss. AvEsVH I4cE 41.,I Ioa !. -.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-31

GRAND AND fETIT JURoKs.-The following are
lhe grand aud petit jurors for the Court OF Gen.
eIal Sessions for Sussex county, 10 commence on
Monday, April l4rh = = ~
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-31

FINE WATURz Es, CLOCKS and
SEW EA4GtY,
At no. IS East Fourth Street
a. The undersigned would Pespsct
GZf fully call the attention of ladies
01Z hand gentlemen 20 his hue aasort-
nent OF watches Clocks JeWelFy. Silver and Plat
Ga are. all Of which Is entirely new and ombPaees
the latest and most approved styles He asks sbs-
mal attention 20 bis American Lever Watch, which
IA superior article, both in finish and for oOFFeat-
nesS q time "A good aHsortfaant Of eloska js9elFy
and silver and plated ware always on hand al Low
h9pfes.. everything guaFanleed "a TApraHgntod.
Repairing Of all kinds promptly md neatiy done
on reasonably terms.
Pnblie patronage raspeetfullx solicited
oos u sCLAHT0Nf AAESEY9
oet1Su No. is L. Fourth street
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-31
0arutss.
WILMINGTON
DELAWARE.

A full assortment Of
Single and Double
Carrisge. Cart, Dray
and v agOn Harness
constantly on hand
and made 10 order.
AnJobbing gpunctuAl-
~ attended 20.
The Placer herald., 1873-12-27
CONSTABlE'S SALE.

VIRTUE OF ANEXHCUTION, issued ont
ID Of the Justices Court of Il. +. Smith, j.
p, at Rocklin, TIP. No. .. Placer County, State
of California. on the "a day of December, 1873,
and to me delivered. in favor Of Mark Lsven-
son and against Robert Kendall, for the sum Of
one hundred and forty-,wo dollars and ninty.
five cents ($l42 95), did on the Sth day Of
December, 1873 levy upon. and seized and will
expose to sale. at public auction. to the highest
bidder, ON
Saturday, the I'd day Of january, ls1s.
at o'clock p. NJ, the following described real
property, to-wit
two-story boarding-house. situated about
three-fourths of a mile from the town OF New
castle, TIP. No. 3 Placer County. and known M
Kendalls boarding-house. at Jenny Lind Flat,
Ip. No. .. and two hundred yards from the
boarding house of Schnabel, said property being
in TIP. No. .. Placer County. CALIFORNIA;; said
sale will take place on the premises; all of said
property i will sell, or so much thereof as will
satisfy Plaintiffs demand. to-wif: $I42 95 and
costs and accruing costs
ID. NJ. WALKER
Constable TIP. No. Q.
Rocklin. Dec. 8. 1879 [nl7-td