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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-11-13
SHERIFF'S SALE.

ByyiItue of writ Of Levari Facias to me directed
will be exposed % public ale at the Lafayette Hotel
81 Shpey street, kept by james c. Pierson, In the
city OF Wilmington, New Castle County, Delawsr
ON Saturday, the 22d OF November, is73 at two
o'clock. p. the following described real estate viz
All that certain lot piece of land situate on the
northessterly corner Of Fourth and Orange streets
In the city OF Wilmington, aforesaid. and bounded as
follows, to wit Beginning at the intersection OF the
northery side OF Fourth street with the easteriy side
of Orange street, enee along the easteriy side OF
Orange street. north thirtytwo degrees one i n
bred and thty-two feet TO the OF lot late OF
Thomas Shipley; thence by line thereon SOUTH ar
ty-eght degrees east forty nine and half more
or less the corner Of land late Of james Gardner
thence with line OF that land south, 90 degrees
west hundred and thirtytwo tile noItheI
ly side Of Fourth street, and thence eherehy north
eight degrees west, forty nine and half feet
more or the place Of begindng be the
thereof What they may.
Seized and taken In execution as the property of
Isaac 7, Chamberin and Elizabeth T.. his wife and
terre tenants aud to be sold by
koBERT L. ARMSTRONG, Sheriff.
She-ih's once, New Castle, November s, is7s.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-11-13
SHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue Of writ of Levari Facias to mo directed
VIII be exposed to ubc Sale, at the Lafayetts hotel
New Castle County, Del, on
WEDNESDAY,, NOVEMBER 2lst, 1873,
Att O'Clock, y. m,
The following described real estate, viz:
All that certain messuage farm, tenement house
anu lot Of land situate the southern side Of Front
street, between Market and King streets, In said
c.y oI wilmington, bounded a. follows, to wit be-
ginning at corner of land Of John B,lrgess on said
Front street, thence by said laud south thrty-two
uegfees "est nfty three feet six inches, corner
STAGE thence by lands Of Captain Price and JOSEPH
Daophin, north ~ degrees, 81 feet Inches to
eofhtI u land OF David Bush; thence by line Of
iau horln ~ degrees, east o. feet inches to the
sue OF Front street; the"cc thereby south IS deg
- iie' Tour inches to the place Ut cunning, con-
thihlh2 "lih suld buuI nm. teen huiiJi,u aud
ninety seven hhd On. -tbifd feet v land more or less
lH,ti "i" tnken INTO execution tie property vi
John Crnmlsh aud Mary, his wife, and Frederick II,
he9i and Margaret Aehl, terre tenants, and 10 be
NoBElt'r &. ARMSTRONG, SheriG
Sheflif's ohicc, New Castle, october lLth y d. 10 s.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-11-13
Sherifs Sale.

BY virtue writ OF ais, Vend. Exponas to N ree-
ted, III b. exposed to Public Sale at the hot i kept
BY j. D. wallace. In the town of st. Georges, !. Red
Lion Hundred, New Castle county. Delaware, "a
FRIDAY, SoVEhBER 14th, 1879.
At2o'clock, r. NJ,
The 'oilowing described real estate, via
All that cert ain lot oil land situate in tbs losa of
81 Georges. IN Red Lion Humid red, New Caste Go !,
aud state u Delaware, bounded and described a.
follows towit' Beginning at q stone OF land
ate Vi Jo;" Sutton deceased running thence bS fsid
ani south II degrees cast 10 6l0 perches to stone
thence Crossing the present street and by and Witt
i.d 1t 10 Reese north, 6s degrees east IL 4.i0
petehe 10 stone, thence by land OF John sutton
aecass d. o' IN, a degrees west, 10 510perehes to
ny bghmhg containing one acre and tsenty- two
perehes OF Land, more or less.
seized AMI taken into execution the property of
Charles IA. McWhorter, John 4. McWhorter and
Joha NJ. Jones, sid to be sold by
ROBERT l.. ARMSTRONG, Sheriff
sherlf's Oflee. New Castle, October a, IsTs.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-11-13

GoIp.--1he Ledger says Gold rated on
Monday at about Saturday IS quotations, opening
ia the New York Col lroom at l07-l-2 selling
az high as l07-3-f and as low as 1888, clos
ing at lUI-5.S. Four or five days ago il sold
down rs low aa l0t-1-S, figure that IL has not
been quoted at for many years IL is now up
i-l.2pcr cent on the low quotations of last
week, Int at the present advance the premium
is but about halt what il was two months ago
it was then lli, now l07-1-2. The cause is
ascribed To the present unsettled condition of
foreign exchange, the stOppage of orders for
imports, the decline of trade, the depreciation
ni values, the limited demand for gold by mer
sbGnts, the little use tina. rom now seems To
possess, and The heavy rates charged for carry.
/, gold for speculative purposes-these have
all INSPIRED TO produce the strong Ieeling OF
depreA Won of which the Board was the theatre
some u. >opie thIuk these low rates are likely to
continue, VT there are others, equally intclli-
gent who til 'uIt the rate not likely to rule much
ii any below 10. It Is certain that the ship
ments ofgold hil Ter ass to be stopped If In the.
power of the Bank Of England. Reports were
current on Monday that the rate Of interest both
at the Bank aud on the street on exceptional
transactions, ranged from 10 10 r. per cent
Cash.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-11-13
Ni' VA AOh - ohLE Vi
REAL ESTATE,


BY virtue Of an order OF the orrt ans Court OF IN.
State OF Delaware, ~ aud for Now Castle County,
made the First day of September, \. D., l5T5 viii
be exposed To sale, at public auction, On
SATURDAY, the I'D DAY OF NOVEMBER,
A. d., 1873, at O'Clock, AFTERNOON,
oil the premises, the following dercribed lands and
teneu.nts, being the real OF the late George
Nak decreased, tue same bsIng ordered To be spid
iot the pay mcht Vi his debts, tG WIT:
NO l, BeginuIng at u marked black ou!s standing
at a CORNER of land ate OF William Mcdonald, de-
Reese, aud thence extending along said line tn q cor
nsr post ot William Drackon's lot thence along the
line OF said lot To " corner post the same lot
thence along the said old line aud bounding land
other land Vi Tie said William Br.ckens, standing
gu said old ue, thence along the line OF said Brack
ems land n. 2" degrees T. II u 10 perches parked
hickory on the south side VI run, thence l.. 81 3-1O
stroytd, standing $40 vi rch north Of a marked
black oak, thei &c y. 81 deg E. GG $40 pcrches to
chestnut tfee corner oil nepry Bracken, SIS land,
thence by said land N. 20 deg. Il. 81 610 perches
an ash tree lying down by run, ui Joseph
tn nc; by said land and lan.is ale VI the
atol esai William NJ UOuald, deceased, ) ~ deg.
W IL percLss 10 the place Of egnping, coniaininu
ITO Acres aud " PeIches OF Land more OF less.
No. z, Begins ut post standing OH tue south side
Of the Limestone road and Ia line Of Il formerly
OF Richard Lewis thence along the said hDe s. "a deg
f. 81 perches to post, themes N. &c degrees e. 70
perches 10 post standing on ,h' south side OF the
aforesaid Limestone ID and tnence along the side
Of the said road N o. deg W. Sc perohes 10 the place
less.
Attendance will be given and terms of sale made
CHARLES b. LORE Esq,
Auet. Her Attorney.
Z. NJ. VASDKvER, Clerk Orphans Court, oct.2I.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-11-13

An enthusiastic Cuban meeting was held al
New Orleans, on Sunday, at which the survey
or OF the port and other prominent federal Of
hcials participated. Resolutions were adopted
condemning the barbarity of the Spaniards and
calling upon the federal government to recog-
ni2e the Cubaus as belligerents and demand
ing indemnity or an apology for the recent out.
RACES On American citizens
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-11-13

"FIvE MINUTES FOR ReFREsHMENr4."-
Everybody who has travelled by railroad ha,
heard the above announcement, and has prob
ably suffered from eating too hastily, thereb,
sowing the seed of dyspepsia. 1t Is comfort
to know that the Peruvian Syrup will cure the
worst cases of dyspepsia, as thousands sle
ready TO testify,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-11-13

Not.ce.--Persons who dave disposed of pro
perry the past year shonld give Immediate 10
tice of the same at the ONCE Of the Registrar
No. 1000 Market street, SO that the WAGER tax
may be assessed to the proper owner, Other.
wise they will be held for the tax, and may ex-
pericnce some trouble In the matter. All who
may wish to discontinue the use of water
should also give notice Of the same, aud pay So
for drawing the ferrule.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-11-13
SJBSCRlPTIONS.-lsT4.

TERMS.
hsrPers Magazine, one year S.ao
publishers. va pos'aSe oy th'
subscriptions to Harper's Magazine weeklv and
Bazar, to one address, Tor one wear Sii, M or tS
o. narpers Periodicals. to one addsess for one year
- a. ~ postage payable by the subscriber at the or
n An extra copy of either the Magazine, Weekly O,
Dszar WI be supplied gratis for every club Of Five
copies LOT go co. without extra copy postage % va
BS Se Ins at the Offices where received
connlets ses eau 9e supplied at any time.
psng Volumes, In neat cloth binding, will be sent
5 eSptess freight at the expense Of purchaser for
- w. Cloth cases for binding, So cents. by mall,
ne postage on HarDeT's Magazine IL "a conts year
when must be mad at the aubscrber,s post on
Audtess, HARPEK & BROTHERS NeM York
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-11-13

FJsd.-The wood of z. Med. Roberts in
Appoquinimlnk Hundred, were fired on Mon
day week, by some gunners, aud some twenty
acres of timber were badly damaged, and near
~ 100 pannes of fence were consumed. 1t Is
the wish Of Mr.. Roberts that the gentry will
Keep Oft his premises in the future, or else pay
al damages. All persons shou ID soak their
wads 10 alum,and then they will not burn how
ever dry they may become.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-11-13

that the Legislature viii stand AS follows: Sc
nate--Conservatlves, 80 Republicans, TO-
100; Republicans, 3D.
Official returns from 81 counties and cities, and
unofficial returns from all but three of the re.
mainder, give Kemper 2G54O for Governor, a
conservative gain of S583.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-11-13

TuE AMERICAN AaRIcULTURIsT.-
November number of this excellent publica-
lion is on Our table, and we find "walks and
Talks on the Farm "and the Ogden Farm
papers" as interesting as usual. Persons send
ing sl.50 to the Orange Judd Co., No. 245
Broadway, n. Y, will receive the Agricultur-
ist from the present day until December, 1874;
including the Chrome mischief brewing
-Four copies will be furnished the year for 81
including the Chrome for each.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-11-13
sATTRDdY. NOVEMBER Is, 1873,
SheriAss Sale.

ny sntat oi writ Of Lesari Facias, to me- dlrec-
ted. VIII be exposed to public sale at the N.tions
Hotel, kept BY j.. Brani, in Middietown, in 81.
"eo'se' h"nured New Castle county, Delaware, gu
SATURDAY. N0VREhBER 22d, lsis.
AT O'Clock. p. M,
The following described real est ate, viz;
All that plant alton or tract of land now occupisd
BY the said John M Gardner party hereto situate
Sihg ana being IN APPOINTMENTS Hundred and
New Castle county, Aforesaid, bounded by land, alta
OF Thomas Deakyne now deceased, land formerly Of
refer Staats. but now OF Sarah Deakyne, aid of the
neii@ OF George Deakyns. deceased, and By the
Smyrna Greek, containing one Hundred and -
Forty -one Acres OF Upland and Marsh, be tie fs.D
same more or icss, with new Frame Dwelling 49,
House, Kitchen and outbuiidings thereon erect.i
SEIZED and taken into execution ~ the pru,rty OF
Iohn NJ Gar iiet ana Henrietta, his wiir and
Charles W, Juieli, teTIe tenpant and 10 b. "a, Ly
ROBERT l.. ARMSTRONG, Sheriff.
Sheiifs once, New Castle, Nov. 4, 1873.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-11-13

ANNiyERsARY OF TIE BosT,N FIRE
sunday last was the anniversary Of the Boston
nre, Shen sG0,00O,000 worth Of proper
* was consumed, and forty Eve acres of land
we're burned over. In the first year follow
Ing the fire nearly the whole Of the burned
district has been rebuilt, the streets widen
3D. and over three million dollars expended
in municipal improvements. The Boston
newspapers, notwithstanding the losses and
inconvoniences the ire occasioned, begin now
to look upon it as blessing in disguise"
Tor it has given the city wider and straight
cr thoroughfares in place OF narrow crooked
lanes, and has greatly improved the architec.
tural beauty and the durability of its business
houses.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-11-13
"t'nques,ionably the best sustained work n,
the kintl in 'he World" WIN vi
0s@1se'S ~M9e,sne.

S'''sfs Of he Pres.
ne ever Increasing circulation of this sr..n.,. 4
monthly proves Its continued adaptation "a noenSn
desires anu needs Indeed, when we think in,o bn,
many homes 1t penetrates every month We mnst ."m
OF the public mind for Its vast popuiartty has hna,
wsn oy no appesl, 70 stupid preudces or deprsSed
The character which this magazine pos.essos g..
tsaIety @ artistic wealth and literary chi.
t, .nst nas heps pace with, If it has not lea the
Jassasble compsceney II also entities them T 10
clam Sp od .ne public gratitude The Mega
-Brootlya Eagle. " Ae u"S' Vi Ns NO.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-11-13

NtRRIkIE Bon.Eg ExPLo5IoN NEW YORK,
~. ia boiler exploded this afternoon at
.n+ ylfner of Fourth avenue and One hundred
,ud-tNHnty-eighth street, used by Coyne II
Bermrr, contractors on the Fourth avenue n-
n.rnyement. Seven persons were instantly Kill
les and several wounded. All the killed had
either the whole or a portion Of their heads
blown oil. The killed were John Gibson, John
Foley, Phillip Miller, George Becker, Louisa
Bassford, William Is it'll, a school boy who was
passing, and Irene Is ,lletain, aged u YEARS.
The boiler At the time of the explosion was
IA charge Of 4 boy l3 years old. The accident
occurred at four O'Clock in the afternoon when
the streets were crowded, and besides those
killed some twenty persons were wounded.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-11-13
NKw BooKs.-Boughman. Thomas & Co

NKw BooKs.-Boughman Thomas & Co.,
No. 42l Market street, have for sale the novel
"SIlss Forester, by Mrs. Annie Edwards; and
the novel "Rose Of Dessebtis," by Heinrich
Zschckke, and translated from the German by
James j. d. Trenor. They are from the press
Of Sheldon Il Co., New York, and are very
readable works. They are spoken of highly,
and " III uuquestionably repay q perusal.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-11-13

BETTER PROSPECT IN NEW ENGLAND. The
Boston Daily Advertiser of Monday morn.
ing. introduces an article on the business
outlook as follows: Tine reports from the
manufacturing sections Of the country, par
ticularly from New England and other
places, begin to be Of a more cheering tenn
per. This morning there is news of the re-
sumption OF business in several instances and
OF running the manufactures on increased
time, and the exaggerated character Of many
statements that have appeared is daily be-
coming more apparent.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-11-13
&z~usesrs Dse@I.
sPLENDlDLY ILLUSTRATED.

Notices Of Me Press
The Weekly IL the ablest and most nowerf,, ,,,,s
rated periodical published in this couhtrv H. III
osas are scholarly and convincing, and carry much
megnt. us Illustrations of current events are full
W WIN circulation of 100, 0o0 the Weekly is read bv
az ieasl half million Of persons and its inauepce
az az an organ Of speech Is simply tremendous. The
mssiy maintains positive position, and expresses
deoided views on political and social proLlems
Louisville Courier Journal - P'Ns'sS'-
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-11-13

SEiERIEE>S SALT.
By virtue Of q writ Of vend. Exponas, to ne drec-
ted will bexposed to Public Sale at the hotel kept bv
James Q. Pierson, No. 81 shipley street. Whining
ton, New Castle county, Delaware, on
FRIDAY, EorEkBER 81, 1873,
Bite Atio'clock, .. M,
The following described Personal Property, viz:
~. 8 HORSES, / furniture wagon, set cart
A3yharness. cart, chairs, tables, washstand bed
and other articles.
Seized md taken into execution as the property
Samuel i. NJ cCall and to be sold by
ROBERT l.. ARMSTRONG, Sheriff,
Sherin's once. New Castle. November 10, 1873.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-11-13


Coal BOATS AND BARoEs.-In case Of
libel Of tie scow General Cas- for towsge, In
the United States District Court for Michigan,
the question rosa whether water craft of the
class to which the scow belongs are subject to
the Navigation laws. Judge Longyear recently
held that scows and similar craft, even though
having no means of propulsion of their own,
are treated as vessels In variours acts of Con
gress, and are therefore subject TO the &agi-
CATION laws.
"By the act of July 20, ls+e, canal boats with
out masts or steam power are expressly exempt,
says the Judge, "from payment Of the hospital
tax reQuiled Of registered or enrolled and llcen-
sed vessels, aud also liability to attachment for
seamen's wages, If such boats, without masts
Of steam power were not included In tile gen.
eral provisions Of law requiring the tax, or of
tue maritime law making them subject TO ct
tachment, what was the necessity of exemp-
tionp"
The judge also referred to the act of March
2, 1921, which exempted RATS, hatboats or yes
eel from custom house fees, as by implication
conveying the idea that such craft wsrs sub
ject to the general laws 10 relation to vessels.
1t would seem from this decision that canal
boats, barges, scows and similar craft, when
employed on the navigable waters of the Unit
ed States, and Of requisite tonnage, are subject
to enrolment aud license; or II not so enrolled
and licensed, are liable to penal tonnage tax.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-11-13
DIED

In this city, on November sth, 1873, John
Dougherty, aged 50 years.
In South Wilmington, on Tuesday morning,
November lth 1879, Jourdan Sigers, aged Ds
years.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-11-13
SHERIFk,S SALE

rect q, wil be eMpsel " public sale, at the hotel
Kept by William W Anthony, in the village uf Stan
ton, III Mill Creek Hundred, New Castle County
Delaware, On
SATURDAY, NOTEMBER 20, 1873,
AT O'Clock, y. m,
The following described Heal Estate, viz.
Al that certain tam or tract of land, situate In
MIL Greek Hundred aforesaid, and Described ne fni-
lows, 10 Wit Beginning at a stone in the middle ar
the Hockessln road Tor land sod DAVID Wi.
som THENCE by lihe II SAID land (Which was pst
NO oi tile real estate Of Isaac Dixon tlecdl sout,,
eoA degrees west, " and " 100 perches to a sti,J
4 corner for ihonas Pearsons Lana; themes with a
line OF that land north, degrees west i57 10 peru
thence with line OF said land north IS degrees nn
~ minutes east, 10 72-iUO OF perch to a STAGE c,
net Tor other land sold David Wilson tpart OF IN.
real estate OF Isaac DIXON, aforesaid thonce by the
nhts dividing That land from this south, deQrc,
east ~ peicncs to stake; thence north rs degrees
east, ~ $40 nerches 10 Stake thence south. de
grees east eighteen $500 perehcs TO n stake
thence SOUTH ~ degrees west. IS perches to a staL.
III the middle 81 the PcaTssn road thence along ina
middle OF the said road south, S2A degrees, II 2iO
psrches 10 stake IN line u hunas ,iacksou,s
land thence by that land south. IN degrees east as
i-Io leTchss to STAKE In the middle the Hockes-
SIN road Aforesaid. and thence along the same beiny
ihe Of the aforesaid land sold 10 David Wilson,
south, 3ia degrees west 81 and $40 perchrs 10 tho
place OF beginning, containing within said bound,
Ninety-sevch Acres and Forty -four Ierches OF land
pc the same mUre or less, together with the house
barns, building fences and improvements thereon.
Seized AND taken IN execution as the proprrty OF
Margaretta 4. Dixon and Joshua j. Holmes Ad.
nstra. ors OF flasher IL. Dixon, dece asel and .erT.
tenants and Ia be sold Ly
ROBERT l., ARMSTRONG shertu.
suerihs ohl.e, New Castle November 1, 1878.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-11-13

CouRr.-The Court will meet al New Cas-
tie on Monday. The amount of criminal bus
mess will be unusually large, there now being
over one hundred persons in the prison, nearly
all Of whom are waiting trial for offences of one
kind or another, alledged 10 have been COM
mitted. Among the most interesting trials will
be those OF the men charged with attempting TO
rob the National Bank of Delaware. As the
sessions of the Court are now arranged the
criminal business VIII first be disposed Of, and
the part les TO civil suits with their witnesses
need moi attend The Court the first week, I'M
less they desire TO do So The arrangement is
a great relief to jurors as well as other parties,
Interested and il is rather singular that 1t should
not have been adopted years ago.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-11-13
THE PHILADELPHIA MARKETS

THE PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
FLoUR-Prices are follows: Sales of super
ans Flour at $500 TO 4T5, extras 500 to $50 extra
family 81 90 to sI.73. fancy brands $500 and Rye
Flour SI.75a5.
dkAIN.-Sales OF red Wheat at 81 40 to 30 amber
81 5oal os spring sl45ai4s. Rye s0asSc. Corn Coo to
CSC; Oats " % Sic. for white or mixed 40 q as.
SEEDS-Clover at to SO. per .ib.; Timothy
s2o9a2I6 Ger bushel; and Flax seed 225
PROVlSIONS.-Mess Pork $1,000 per barrel,
baeoh Hams II to l6c. per ID; Sides &C., aud Shout
ders &c. Lards4ask c.
WooL:-sales OF the finer grades at e2 to 6ic I,
medium 40 to 60e., common 50 to 40c domestic puL-
ed ssto &c, washed fleece co to csc.
THE CATTLE MARKET.
Choice at 6kaGk cents fair 70 good at Gao cents
a and. common M, T 81 saiHc per pound gross
fresh cows at St5as7B. = IT. ~
Sheep, at ka5kc. per ID. for fair to choise.
hogs. corn fed e.00a8.26 per l00lbs.
Prime hay. Tim0thv si.sOA7oo; Mixed slasi 50.
straw. S176Al.85.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-11-13

Eight leading actors IN a recent shooting
ARRAY In Lonake county, Arkansas, have been
arrested and lodged in Jail.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-11-13
MARRIED.

At West Chester, Pa, Oct. so, by Rev. W.
Z. Best, Leander j Buckley, ofIWimington, to
Miss Mollle w. Steel, of Louisville, Chester
Co., Pa.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-11-13

Coon WHEAT CEnr.--rhe Oxford Press
says
- Hickory Hin friend informs lls that Jos.
1. Brown, who farms one of William Couper's
nne farms near New Castle, raised the past
Season 1543 bushels of wheat, weighing o.
pounds per busbel, OH nifty acres of land. Mr..
Brown feeds 50 to GO head of cattle annually
ON this fam, which embraces 200 acres. Mr.
copper has five other farms about equal Ia The
one occupied by Mr.. Brown.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-11-13

NONE BUT THE VERY BEST QUALITIES OF An
N thraoite and bituminous coal, dry and wen
csfSsnsd and delivered from the and sell cen
10 jim GEO. W. BUSH,
afraat xvha rf
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-11-13
WILMINGTON FLOUR MARKETS.

BY CAREY s NARR
Flour per barrel SGOoaIOO0
Wheat per bushel, SLIGO
Corn, per bushel 81
Corn Meal, 10
Oats, per bushel. 10
Ground Corn and Oats per nd, / 20
Middlings, (best, per bushsl, Sl2O
common do, per bushel Ito
Best ship, 10
Common do. 60
Hay, loose, per ton, $1,000
Hay, baled, per ton,
Straw, loose, per ton, $1,000
Straw hailed per ton. 5000
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-11-13

NoTICE.-TheI v bscrber, having taken the Har-
N mony MN, Informs the citizens OF White Clay
RHand Mil Creek hundreds that ,-~x
H44Sthe said Mil has been la ely re- .1,f. -.
IMPAIRED, and he is now prepared sS..lus,..s....I
30 do all kinds Of grist work at the ~ l,,,..j
shortest notice aud In the most satisfac-
tory manner. Flour and Feed constantly on hand at
the lowest market rates. call is respectfully solicit
sa' seps-lm SAMUEL !, WRIGHT,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-11-13

j. Robert Ruskell, first officer Of tue bark
George T. Hunt, which left Baltimore on the
Sth for Demerara, fell overheard the same
evening in Chesapeake Bay and was drown
ed.