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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-07-03

Marine Intelligence.

Marine Intelligence.
OFFICE OF The REPUBLICAN |
Thursday. July 3. .s!3.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamer ANTE, Donne!lv for Pensacola
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
~ l Madeira, ao Island 50 days :''n Shiis
STEAMBOATS,.
Cart Able. White from Argyle
G.aGI"ia. Lee. nom Shreveport
AREIvA,s At THE NEW HAs1S.
Schoc.e. W Watson. from Pensacola
BELOW COMING UP.
Schooner w. Bradley Chase. 30 Gays :-on. New
York. 70 Geo Fosdck Sco-
EXPORTS.
PENSACGLA-S;eaner Amite-22 htls ncissses
200 Dbl. folr IS bbls whisky 1860 sks corr i.l bits
pork % bags coffee and sundr.es
IMPORTS.
enthusiastically Lasos-lls I.s sn-ar lle
bales tobacco 20 eases cigars
Enthusiastically Havana 1893 t.s sugar 500
ciSaIs
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
ARGYLE LANDING Steamer Bar: Ab,e-!sS ba.es
cotton and sunGrieS
Observation-Disclosures G!adiola-2e9 ts.es cot.
.oL a-G suH.rtes
RECHP-S-NEw BASIN.
PENsAcOLA-Sch0onsr W Watsor-lh sticks
cedar bags wool bjls sacks b LIS i.iGes tx wax
and suudries
RECEIPTS By RAILROAD.
NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTH.
ERN RAILROAD, July 2--23 bales cotton 20
hhds tobacco and sundry produce
NEW ORLEANS. MOBILE AND TEXAS RAIL
M1kGANs LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD
Jaly 2-482 head cattle and sundres
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-07-03

NEW ORLEANS, MOBILE
TEXAS RAILROAD.
Passenger Depot Foot Of Canal street,
On and after May 25 1873 trains leave daily ut
"a M. and 5P. Nj.
Arrive daily at A. NJ. and p NJ.
The ?. NJ Express train stops Iy at regular
statiOns.
COAST TRAIN for Ocean Springs and interme-
date stations leaves New Orleans daily (Sundays
excepfed) at 3l5 P. u.
Returning leaves Ocean Springs at A. NJ:
arrives at New Orleans at $50 A. N.
This is the only line running PULLMAN PALACK
CARS through without change to Louisville, BIT.
Louis, Lynchburg and Virginia Springs
For tickets and information apply at office cor.
ner Camp and Common streets opposite City Hotel.
ard at depot.
E. P. SHUTE,
General Ticket Agent
3. H. SCRANTON,
mv24 General Superintendent
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-07-03

OKEAT JACKSON ROUTE.
Traius depart and arrive as follows from depot
foot of Calliope street):
DEPART. ARRIVE.
Express. 1850 A. n Express. .....1 800 ?. Il.
Mail. 5s55 P. n Mail. 0:45 A. n.
AccOmmO6a- Acccommda
ton. 400 P. N. ton. $3.50 A. u.
This line is many miles the shortest, and many
hours the quickest to all points North and East,
and the only line running, Pullman's Palace
s Nslpon Change Only ons Change to prncp
cities North and East. Tickets for sale and all In
formation given corner Camp and Comm ON streets,
under City Hotel. New Orleans.
A. D. SHELDON, Agent.
jal2ly E. D. FROST General Manager.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-07-03

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,v3!ssu3 sheriff OF the Parish OF Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-07-03

KJ. QuGrttfS
Our lotteries chartered by the State, are
always drawn at the time named. ana all draw.
ings are under the supervision of sworn commits.
sOuers
The official drawing will be published in the St.
Louis papers, and copy Of the drawing sent to
purchasers of tickets.
We will draw similar scheme the last day Of
every month during the year 1873.
Remit by postofice money orders. registered
letter, draft or xpress.
send for q circular. Address
MURRAY, MILLER 4 CO..
Postofsce box 2446, st. Louis Missouri.
aYs0 eol WV
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-07-18

skillfully combining different parts OF
various models. The crooked marks
OF immaturity are left far behind, on the
opening pages Of his initiative expert
ence. Straight marks are forming
under his now prscticed fingers. The
.'straght mark, I" though but rudimental,
Is sign of good omen--an indication
that the graduating phase OF the primary
course Is entered upon. and the pupil
about qualifying for higher branches.
As from the sublime beginning God
was and Is the sole creator, so, through
all the stages Of his subjective existence,
even unto the glorious ending, man must
continue 10 be what he ever has been and
now is-an imitator, a combiner, copy
list, pupil.--OverlGnd Msathly, for July.
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Man, an ImitatOr.

Man Is confessedly an imitator, not a
creator. His arts are the artfulness of
mimicry; his sciences are the solids of
mimicry; his ideas are the emblems of
mimicry his habits are the traditions Of
mimicry; his languages are the tongues
OF mimicry his religions are the solem-
mites Of mimicry his wisdom is the con-
cretion of mimicry. In his mind are the
images of preconceived thoughts; i'm his
pictures, the images of precreated forms
In his modes of life, the images of precon-
formed customs in his convictions, the
images of predisposed faiths. In all these
things, he Is constantly undergoing alter
atoms and re formations; but nothing
neio Is produced. Something Is taken
from this, something is added to that,
several something's are shaken together
and formed into novel combinations but,
like an old dress turned, it Is the old man,
all the time, turning and reshapng the
old things. Like the school-boy, man
originates no copies. but he copies and
his copying facility Is prodigious only
from the vastness of latitude which Ma
ture allows him for display.
Although man Is not. In the true crea-
tive sense, an originating being, he is by
no means stationary one. He pro-
crosses by practice; and although his
practice Il but imitation, his limitations
are perfecting. From copying rudely
and unsymmetrically, unwilling of the
graces Of combination, he has, by degrees,
advanced to copying artistically and with
comparative accuracy and has heighten-
ell the charm of his progress by becoming
AaAster OF the magic effects that flow from
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-07-18

FGAR BITTERS the most wonderful In
vigu-2rt that ever sustained the sink1n
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Ter. salt Rheum- BlotcheS. Spots. Pimples
F-zstzles. B0ils Ca-huncles, Ring worms
>caId-hesd. Sore Eyes. ErysipelAs. Itch
-c1rfs. DISSERTATIONS of the skin. Humorl
and Diseases cf The skin u whatever nam.
90 nature. are literally dug up and carTseC
CIT II the system N a short time By the uss
- skaam Tlr~ea-u
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THE EOslllrrs n c0xyEcTIoy WITH OrE
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lzrkr1r n the system Of 80 many thousands
Are efectuALly destroyed and removed No
system of medicine. no vermifuges. no an
rhelminifics VIII free the system frUn worms
MEa shaxn pr~rn-u
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IL cures Cholera '. her all other Reme-
dies Fail.
1t gives Instant Relief from Aching Teeth.
In sections Of the country where

Prevails. there Is remedy held In greater esteem
sF-for ferer and dgts-Take three teaspoonfuls
OF the PAIN KILLER In about half pint % hot water
ellsweetencd with molasses the attack is coming
on bathing freely the chest, back and bowels with the
medicine at the same time Repeat the dose In TWEEN.
" minutes II the first dose does stop the chill
Shouldit produce vomiting land u probably will II
the stomach Is very FOUL, take little PAINR ILIKR
In cold water swcetencd with sugar after each spasrn
PerseV rance In the above treatment has cured many
severe aud obstinate cases ~ this disease.
WIEN USED AIEhAALLl As 4 LTNIHENT,
nothing gives quicker ease in Burns CUfs BrAiiSee
sprdiHs. Stn0sfr Itlsects, and Sads II removes
the IRE, and the wound heals ike ordinary sores
ThosesulferinR with RHEGhd TISN. GOTTor NEE
RiLGfd. II not positive cure they md the TtrfH-
Miller gives them relief when no other remedy will
EVERY HousEKEEPRR should keep IL at hand, and
spnly II on the rst attack Of any Pain. II will give
satisfactory relief and save hours OF suffering
DO not tribe with yourselves by testing untried rem
edies. W sure yen call for the pdfN-EILLER.
gEbirecuons accompany each bottle.
Price, % cents, 80 cents, and 81 90 per Bottle.
J.N.HARRIs - CO.. Cincinnati.
Projectors for the Southern and Western States
eF-For sale by all Medicine Dealers.
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9CHENCKS MANDRAKE PILLS
These PMS rrnzr.usea excessively - rerees-
hae trxrrctFnfs- AM arA luxh rteg enri ely sup@r
re1e she 81 mere r. % n1z beaue any ~ rs N
gursUrs esrtr@t- rMsF ne1 tlr~erly neeu the liver.
art NNlNaAAe rwm@tY In al rNsrs ~ N@ranxe-
nntuf resalraHr ffum Etsgrvt~rsf s1nra - mt
ran l1wE~ con rlna1r- FFIH u 90 1era- lat res
fsun- -1gk Htktns@s. Tgphs&t ans q A~r Fep~rx.
&C y kr AZ sH1ueHme 70 sne lr~~ 81 sCtEKxCx
Ms~uEAKE Rlls- fNr sac ~ A. DruErtats and
neAltrs-
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DR.. A. TRASk'S
MAGNETIC OINTMENT
FOR HE CUE OF
NFiAy,sA-csT DISEASES.

DIR. Trask wEs ez-Ergs1 f1r rwgz-T Tears =
.o9.rss g eEg,srs-sss1s .sos .ss =.s.se. -.
colhine1- AZ the l-ze of ssEeuzy ysE-s ~ soc
ceeoe1 IN Tre~s1r11E - E4e ~urs1- A. he reszlr
of hls eZE,err1ezrs~ a ccr-e11E-D0u q Nerxrzhl<
eases ! uDe9z15sa i tbs Ezn1s q Nes1rs1e
HE discovery consists \ enuhtza-
GQ1 ~ these rsuWtr1Z te<Ee41at kI-rLrrE EI-1
Kisctrsr1zF CO NEr.s1lsz = Ene f1rz q IL O-z--
Certain. &c f<- that the rxnE-iahle 1zGs
urrIrco-1fnIes1 s1cws~s u11cA 11z 1--en11es- rz
sFplinz-io1 the r--~ q cassHss-. Stamps / AZ
Gals Soc q trial n11 e1uze Eves-l-Lra1n q Ia
prupr-1es-
Nc never Calls. vhz- tA,srv rvrzas-s szf-
1casai .,e . 's-s1re r.ls-r- A. 1saEnE 4,
es1Allne TIE cz-rzln-11u - t1s tdros1- By tbs
-oeK1s . ou1frDlEzE ppwer b rK1zee over the
mos zHalrzE1s fgrr1s q Gi-eass- wAich c1z11g
ne Obtained f-uEl ElF c-1er rs-ecy.
such fs the power OF this combine.
ffou. rAK N gssEl~zrzce= % every prrtS1u q
the h1-x- frA-1s- every orre Ard Ez=ras. vein.
Sensible a IL vrz-Isys-lr And heaErr tre-enre.
He1ot y eng'es a. -esA1-y via Internal A. e.
tcrz.1l disease
Numerou~ Instances K~ On record
tien.s 80 neEr rne -1re zAri rA.e r-1er ps5Eer<zl
internal remedies f11eI 60 praa1re ANY eject
snrh las t-yaen-lF teen tAs cGse In Ln1alzs-
No patient ever need die wfrh rhis
casense 1Asrs TIE GA-zE-ar On F1enE CAL &c CO.
tAirn1
For Inf1a I'M mafory Rh~um aftsm
Tins Ol1raer- y II UlN1 ccc1 ceEe rsrz,ets ever
FreVsE-cd Fw NsrG-1tr-1 CO Frzrat Sore T.ruas
IL "a urrrrhlsf1
I'm nfnesy-nfne eases out of q
EzD1re&- q wll E1cr'- er1rl-e rNansf 10 rAe wcrsz
Cases q <ervuzs HeB1seAr In thtr-T minutes.
Ror Nervous Diseases LIS -es-aci1a %
Ct irzrDErzAN r1fnE-
Affections of the Spine. Eaezza-zn-
Ln-DEDess~ I1cs-A1trt esrH T.rcak-- Brunrhlrl..
Fstu-lsy. Cruz1l GQlbr- CNsberI Nrrers. Arre N
he Ehne or b-eNsr- Bz-r<- Sea1 Head >-ErufuA.
c1f Rbez-z- E-Tstv.tAns. Iz1zzet EF<z~ Fever
sores. <1re<. esq u1m h.e f-zmB-1A-efy rel1eves1
Nv the nae q Dr. Trask-s Nnru<ze OnEreRr
II REx-ax- SrN 4 Co. Pruprss. B11a11S Nj.
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No Person can take these Bitter

according 20 directions, and remain long
unwel. provided their bones are not de-
s-rCyed by mineral poison or other
means and vital organs wasted beyond
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July Coupons and Dividends

these eu1at- -
a. m R4arhs ~ fh- NEuf N-s -k1s --rrfvAhle IN
-NTrrsrt a 10 CrrrrFs land az lilo. NY ar n
eCrssknr N i1gxns1r 1enzh1t fs- rhs rrrs and
~fbch runrA tzAE1nz -Asr vrsDe nDt k-~rztE1sen<<s
a trreNrTnfnl
ar1r A. - rrrrA1lr trgEltrx the sur1r9 Eastern
Tp7sas5rIr rJr-@xrhrx L4Se SEverh1r ant rAs navl-
fnr- q f1E Nlss1HTl attr- ~ - eafA~-4 AAAA1 =.
rsnrnr Ten I11n Arres - Is Larat Gra1- k11 sx-r
- inrshs have rAus FAR averaged q ~ ps- Arr--
Az rrn-k f1kAe sr1-lrles rewelvsG IN gxr1k1x-
s1r Negz1,erz PHt11cs-
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II you suffering from INTERNAL PAIN. TSneu.
~ 10 Thirty Drops ia Lftie Water will almost In.
stanty cure you. There Is nothing equal % a. In a
few moments II cures
Cole, Cramps, spasms, Heartburn Diarrhaa Dysen.
terry. Flux, Wind la the Bowels Sour Stofn-
ach, Dyspepsia. Sick Headache
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-11-06

IN MILL CREEK HUNDRED.
By virtue Of AN order of the Orpt aus Court of III
State ot Delaware, III and FOR New Castle County ,
made the FIRST day OF September, A. H., 1873, sia
be exposed to sale, ut public auction, on
SATURDAY, the I'D DAY OF NOVEMBER
A. D.. 1873, at O'Clock, afternoon,
Oh the premises, tho following dercrbed lands and
Walker, deceased, the same beng or,lsr, 10 be sold
tor the paNm OF his debts, to wit.
NO !, beIinnlng at u marked black oak standing
AT n corner OF land late OF " lillian Mcdonald, de-
ceased, aud Ia or near the old limo land Of John
Reese, and thence extending along said line to a cor
ner post OF William Drackeh's lot, thence along the
nhe OF SAID iot To a corner post OF the same lot
thence along the said old line and bounding :on land
other land of the said William BrAckons, standing
ON said old line thence along the line of said Brack.
ems land N. q degrees e. Il 6l0 perches to arkeu
hickory on the south side OF run, thence L. 81 $40
stroyed,) standing $40 of perch north Of marked
black oak, thence y. 81 deg H. 60 $40 perches to n
chestnut tree corner OF Henry Bracken Sris land
Thence by sad land N. 80 deg T. sc t. 10 perches to
whlte OAK thence s. 10 degrees E. SO $40 pvrches 10
an ash tree lying down by a rum corner of Joseph
Bals land, thence 10y said land and lands ate Of the
aforesaid William NJ cDonald, deceased, y. a deg
W. 10 lerchcs to the place OF beginning M
JIG Acres and 81 Perches of Land more or less.
No 2, Begins at a post standing the south sida
OF the Limestone road and In a line of land formerly
o. Richard Levi thence along the said line ~ deg
H. 3ih perches to post, thence N. 40 degrees e. ~
perches 20 post standing ON the south side OF the
aforesaid Limestone road, and tuence along tho side
OF the said foad n 90 deg W. DC perches place
less
known by the ADMINISTRATIVE OF BY
CHARLES b. LORE. Esq,
, Auest, Her Attsrney
Q. Nj. FASDRsKH, CLERK Orphans Court oct.G.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-11-06
PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SALES
'rRUS TEE'S SALE OF
r 9 a | E s t a t g
IN pENCADER uJrNDpEn


virtue OF an order OF the Orphans Court Of the
= state Of Delaware. in and Tor New Castle
y, MADE the 81 day OF September, A. y. 1873, will be
exposed to sale by way OF Public Auction.
On FRIDAY, the 2ist day OF NOVEMBER, A. u.
1873 at O'Clock. afternoon,
2. the peer Park Hotel In the town OF Newark, Del.
inc following lands and tenements, being the Real
Estate OF the late Thomas Bradley, to wit: Begin
ming IN what Is known as the Chestnut Hill Road. at
corner Tor land VI William D. COrnog, thence with
the same and line Of Edward Armstrong and John
X. Rec Sc, N 80 l-2 degrees e. 50 621oo perches n
". IA Go-1oo perches to a corner N. 81 degrees f.
IGs 100 perches. N 81 l2 degrees t. 49, 100 perches
land Of Calvin Jones, thence N. Pig degrees W. 50
4s-loo perches to corner lor laid OF william Home
Moou thehce with Ills land >. IS IA degrees w. 12S
land, thence Herewith $. degree f. 81 2i-lOO per-
ches to corner, s. 81 ~ degrees E % perches
70 corner thence - u degrees W. Al 100 perches
to corner thence $. " l2 degrees f. Is perehes to
corner thence $. ~ degrees f. I73 a loo perches
uSDEb AND yePF%5ah" 9gG sspss o 9SE
~ o ID AND TwENTY-oNE PEnCHEs OF
ed by the Court to be sold Tree and clear OF dover
And II ordered that the purchaser or purchasers
thereof By and appear at the next Orphans Court
ior New Castle County, that the Court may assign
10 MN, her or them, the premises sold pursuant
suretes, to be approved BY the Court entering Into
reeognizance TO the State, to be taken and acfnow-
I M ~ sau Court ma penal sum, TO be determin-
parties entitled severay, their executors admins
traitors or assigns respectively, their just and proper
terest from such time as the Court may DIT ermine
~ manner and form az may BY the direction OF the
dition. ~ N''
attendance will be given and terms of sale made
known at The time and place aforesaid by
Attest CHAs. NJ. VANDEVER,'
Clerk Orphans Court.
goou meighborhood, and presents u fine opportunity
iOr persons wishing residence a safe investmen mt
oct - CHAS. IL LORE, Trustee.
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iGAf IN fGAt
Administrators Sale
r z A !. = S - 4 = e

IN MILL CREEK HUNDRED
Ny virtue OF an order OF the Orphans Court oil the
Stsie Of Delaware, In and Tor New Caste County
made the FIRST dav OF september, A. D. 1873, wifi
be exposed to sale at Public Auction, on
SATURDAY, t4s 22d dly5 RoVEBBER, A. D., 1873,
AT O'Clock in the afternoon,
On the pr. misses, the following described lands and
tensments, being tho Real Estate OF the late Kebec-
ca Walker, deceased, being orderHl to be sold for
the payment OF her debts, to wit
No. Beginning at stone on the nerihe asst most
heirs OF 0eorgc Walker, thence by the said land y
10 degrees III 464-I0 perches to astone corner OF
lands s.. Iok degrees w, 40 perches to a stone. and
s., 80 degrees W. 4i-io6 perches to a stake, a
thirds ST. 40 degrees E. II perches to a stake thence
y, ~ degrees W., passing through the middle of the
house, thence H. Az degrees W. through the o s All
house along dividing PARTITION OF the same g. 10
perehes to q stake near the back Of said house ;
thence -, j9A degrees W., perches to "a stake III
the southwest side OF the Limestone Road; thence
bv land of Thomas Hanna s., ~ degrees f.. 10 as 100
perches 10 stake; thence crossing said road n,
on degrees T., rerches To the place OF beginning
CONTAINING Acres and "a pereies OF Land.
No. 2, Beginning for tho same at u siumo OF an
ancient chestnut tree. the farm late OF
George Walker, and running along the side Of the
tad farm NJ IS degrees f., SO , pc riches 10 stone
n the middle Of the road leading to lied Clay Creek
Church, and thence up the said road 80 10 perches
William Torb's land. and in line OF said Walkers
farm thence along said linz S. 20 degrees E. u $40
Rood and "a Perches Of Iand be The same more or
less -
Attendance will be given, and terms of sale made
known by 'hc Administrative, or by
CHARLES Is. LORE, Esd,
80 Her Attorney.
Attest; G. NJ. Nandever, Clerk OF Orphans Court
Y. B,-The tracts above described constitute The
Wen known Mermaid Hutel' property, and are de-
ilghttnily situated in Mil Creek Hundred in one of
the most attractive aud healthy parts OF the State
Ihe attention oil persons sizing pleasant iesidunce
or good Investment is earnestly solicited. The land
Is good, buildings substantial and abundant and Tie
neghboihood ono OF the bes in the county For pai-
particulars apply to
ucta1- m tho ,.ra,ais,,s
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zeal Estate

EX zeal Estate
THE Executors Of EASTBURN Dec,l
l. offer at Public Sale, on Fifth Day, November
tue 6th 1873, AT O'clock p. m, OIL the premises OF
farm, laying north Of road leading from Corner
ketch to Fishers Shops, Lime Stone Road bound
ed by lanus OF Abner Woodward, John Parker, john
Thompson decd, and the late Milton Michener's
property, valuable tract Of Land containing with
In its limits or boundaries IA acres, with good
improvements, consisting of large double yE:A
stone DWELLING HOUSE, almost new, ALL
with modern conveniences; also, double decker
STONE BARN 5tSf %, with straw sheds and stab
ling TO suit a large Dairy, feeding cattle with
wagon house, spring house, wood house, &c. The
Farm contains about 80 acres OF valuable wool,
mostly chestnut of good growth, ready to cut. Two
thousand dollars worth be taken of leaving suf-
hcient wood for uses Of farm. Tho remainder Is d-
vided into eight Farming Fields, under a good state
Of Improvement, well FENCED, with water In all but
two fields.
This is beautifully situated farm, convenient to
churches schools stores, Mills, lime quarres within
IN miles OF station on Wilmington K Western Rail
roed, amt about the sane distance Delaware City,
and Pomeroy Railroad making in all very desir able
farm. v
TERMS.-Ten per cent of purchase money to BIZ /
paid on day OF sale one third to lay In property
annual interest. Fun ther conditions day OF sale
Any wanting farm would do we'll by calling on the
present resident, Levi u. EastbuIn, or David East
burn, who will gladly show them around the place
sepl-ts DAVID EASTBUftN, Exseu-
MARY j. EASTBURN, ! tors.
r. S.-So postponament ON account Of weather.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-11-06
SHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtse OF writ of Levari Fncas to me directed
will be exposed to Public Sale, Il the Lafayette hotel,
kept by James o. Pierson, in the City Ut Wilmington
New Castle County, Del, on
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2ist, 1875,
AT O'Clock, p. M,
The following described real estate, viz:
All that certain messuage or farm, tenement house
ana lot Of land, situate In the southern side OF Front
street, between Market and King streets, In said
city OF Wilmington, bounded follows, to wit BE-
ginning at corner OF land oil John Burgess, said
Front street, THENCE by said land south thirty i've
degrees, west nty-thr feet six inches, to 3
stake thence by lands of Captain Price and Joseph
Dauphin, north 6s degrees, west 81 feet inches 10
corner oil land OF David Bush; thence by Ehe Of
that land north 81 degrees cast IS feet inches ~ the
side OF Front street; thence thereby south 5s q
81 feet tour inches TO the place of beginning,
tanning within said bounds nineteen hundred and
ninety ana third feet of land,
Seized and taken into execution Ms the property OF
John Crnmllsh and Mary, his wife and Frederick H.
He'll and Margaret He'll, terre tenants, and to be
sold by
KoBEKr l.. ARMSTRONG, sherif.
Sheri's ONCE New Castle October 10th, g. d. 1919.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-11-06

"H's an III Wind that Blo,cs Nobody
GOOD n'-How the panic will benefit Whining
ton by the largest importing house In New York nav
Ing 70 send his whole stOek:of newly Imported TOYS
70 auction, and getting two hundred and
PRICE oFIMPoHFATIoNi $50, now, all that
want TOYS; either Wholesale retail can get them
for am bound to sell toys for less than any other
man In Delaware paid Tor his. JOHN s. ROW
BOTHAM, Pioneer OF Delaware, No. East Fourth
sueet .E-4QL o.. nov6-2m
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-11-06

Cul. Thomas \ Scott, who returned from
Europe week ago. reports that hs succeeded
III placing loan of SIC, 100000 Tor the Penn
slNInia Railroad Company in London. The
transaction was completed Just before the panic
occurred in this country. He says that IL would
AIaye been very difficult to have done this after
ward. Col. Scott, who is President Of the Tex
a,s and Pacific Railroad, endeavored To effect IA
sti' Of its bonds abroad but did not succeed
Some financial aid was secured, which will en-
able tbs company To continue its work without
interruption. About 300 miles of the road have
been completed, without any aid from the sale
OF bonds. The business of the Pennsy lyauia
tculri shows large increase since last wear.
the not gain fearnings being nearly 81 900 600
Since the panic set in there has been an increase
%! eastward bound freghls, and d ,.iminu
lr'n Of those going westward. The Reading
ktlrohl. which is now one OF Inc greatest
corporations of the country, has just placed n
gold loan ofSlO,0O0,OUO on the London market.
The money is 10 BE- devoted to increasing the
carrying equipment of the road and to build
additional steamers for the shipping trade from
Port Richmond. II This loan is taken, AZ it pro.
bahly will be, il will 10 that extent increase
nlIr Indebtedness TO Europe and draw in that
: direction the annual interest in the bonds.