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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-20
THE STATE or 1RAD&
nAyAnA WEEKLY NAaxRr

HA,,-, Oct fsSuzr business snail erpcr: i.f'es rs.
Havana Mst.r,ss-stOk Esrehoase. l55Rt Do
$500 hhds The serk, J5O bore ana -
Brporef darng the seek 5000 bores and 500 Srr
10000 hbds tn United States h)s pon -,
Bacon "a, at s22 csL Batter sser f5l boHtsz
v Dbl HamsAmericsn Sugar cured N far fers1i AZ
quuai Lard easier. kegs, S22Ns22 30 y qnintl N 49,
s23 5OGs2i 80 Potstos. tiir Demand 81 e. 5OgeI o
1alor quiet SlS J06S2O v qliniaL Wir-feiiov Ain
dull t22 y arrobs. nosnsl On'oas
in demand a, S0SlO y Dbl. SsVil s0fss aobn't
on dali 61rs gallon hogshesds 20 Jar dessSs
a - 50GS5. LumJer s;e@y White Pe. fj5 NJ Pss r'
f55. Shocks 10 fair densnd snysr HoShesis 30 reah to.
Loug shaved demand fl2j0SlBj NJ Frgzht- I'M
llsans for the uni Sate. boa Of Sugar I1e Isl
jOOtf. bid Of aolsss, ~ " FDDsh
,n orders 40 80 nj2A 81 onT AZ other po Tie norh ,'s
70 the United hhi Of 81 b 10 pr id q No
se. bS0s3 90 ianonb sod oTar 81 IL @JBA ksstAes7
ire gulsr spanish Gom. 81 arg prcniua.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-20
THE THAI or STOKES.

orENING or THE DEFENsE-EyIDENcE TENDING TO
ESTABLISH LACK or FERMENTATION.
The opening address for the defense in the
trial OF Stokes which Mr.. Dos PassOs began Friday
was concluded on Saturday It's delivery occupied two
hours and presented by the prosecu-
ton was laid jury with the facts proposed to
be established by the defense Mr.. Dos Passos dwet
upon the testimony, which he insisted would show that
stokess visit to the Grand Central Hotel was wholly
c,dental and that the meeting with Fisk sudden
and unexpected. In his opinion the testimony Of
Thomas Hart, the only witness claiming 10 have
seen the shooting. contradicted by all
the other witnesses and was wholly untrustworthy.
The first witness Francis VI. Bixby, who said
Stokes his Office about o'clock IN the afternoon
Of Saturday the 9th OF January and inquired whether
an Indictment had been found against hlm ana whetner
safe for him 10 20 % PROVIDENCE on tuesday WIN
out OF being Brought back by exradlt0n proceed
ings Mr. Bixby treasured him. and they parted and az
8 o'clock he heard or the shooting question was put
10 Mr. Bixby 10 repeated expressions by Stokes OF
fear of Fisk which ruled out by the Court though
MIR Tretnan insisted pertinent to whether Fisk
actually had pistol and drew it Stokes, whether
that was deusOn OF Stokes growing out OF ms terror
OF Fisk; but tho Court gave leave to the defense
Tho testimony Of George A Cole, taken on
the previous trial, OF Amasa sprague' JObn
l.. Doty, Samuel Mclaughlin lawrence carr
The testimony OF the hackman Carr, shows
that the fatal Saturday afternoon he drove stokes
from City Hall to the Hoffman HouseT thence 10 th
house of MISS Mansfield and thence To the corner OF
Fourthst and broadway The most Important parts OF
his Testimony were that Stokes did get out OF the
carriage at Miss Manselds house, but was apparently
reading papers when he jumped down to open tue
door, and thereupOn directed to drive down TO the
Grand Central Hotel; that bo drove down SeVenthay.
by Sokess directions, that he followed no other car
rage aud that when Stokes got out at FOurthst ne
turned up Broadway going az an 9eo INA pace M
the time. The Court here ADJOURNED 20 Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-20
GOVERNMENT WEATHER REPORT
WAR DEPARTMENT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsHiNGTON ID. C., Monday, Oct. 20-l q. IN. }
Synopsis for he past "a hours

WAR DEPARTMENT
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsuINGToN d. c., Monday, Oct 2O-1 a. IN.
synopsis for he past "a hours
The low barometer that was Saturday night
off the coast OF Florida Is apparently central on the
Middle Atlantic coast. -,
westerly winds, with cloud and rain prevail on the
South Atlantic coast, and in Virginia easterly WINDS
with rain prevail in New-Jersey and New England;
The barometer has risen in the Eastern Cur states
am, over the Upper Lakes and clear weather prevails
thronghout those regions, with low temperatures aud
light to fresh nOrtherly winds.
The Temperatures have risen but fallen again on the
south Atlantic coast and fallen decidedly over the
Middle states. .,.
Probabilities
For Monday in the Gulf States ant interior OF the
Snuth Atlantic states cold weather, with north
Vestery winds the South Atlantic coast clear ana
clearing weather, westerly winds. aud lower tenn
perature. - 90 ,, -, 4, IA -, ..;,,,.
,rifh clouds and RAIN clearing ardy on M0nd0y hight
For the New coast increasing easteriy winds
clouds and rain for the lower lakes northeasterly
wtnds backing to northwest, with cloudy aud rainy
weather clearing away IN the afternoon.
For the Ohio Valley and upper lakes, clear weather
with light winds, mostly from the northwest.
CautiOnary signals continue at Wilmington. NOrIok'
ana Cape MAY, aud ordered for New-fOrk, New
Haven. New-LOndon. Woods Hole Boston, ana balt-
uor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-20
WASHINGfO
TILE DISTRICT GoyERSMENT CRITICISED.
AZ. .,...,.roS nr, 10

THE DISTRICT GOyERSNENr CRITICISED.
WAsHISCToS Oct. 10, 1873.
The Capital which has always been one OF
the most conspicuous OF the apoogists OF tue Guy gov
eminent of Washington aud its Board OF Puoc WORKS.
to-day prints the following with reference to the Late
election here:
As WAS foregone conclusion the recent elee!on nas
been in favor of candidates who support the District
government in the prosecution OF ther sys.e VI III
movements. One Democrat and seVerai Pdiuos wno
defed the lash Of the Central Republican C0hl,ee
have been elected There was more pers"nal leenns
avidenced in this campaign than ever before az any
election this District and the only reasonable souo
OF this matter IS that there are several .
TO bring bear their whole strength III the coming COZ On
test The Radicals walked over inc S Sours n,emn'
opposition having been offered py INC thres
crafts or Liberals except In - Two or tnIe g
districts. The attendance at the polls was gn,, anu e
what lamentably noticeable the business Vn' no
did men OF the city, never cast ballot tbat Is 10 say
the great majority Of them The worKaoase Was sh
sacked IN the interest OF certain candidates anu ne
moor devils there brought up TO me Guy n a,on
isnces at Government expense win tne era S frs
hoard" IL may be That all this was emlnenty Proper
but seems TO reasonable mind that aruem
IN ght just as well have turned out ms P hsIIts
marched them to the polls to deposit their Dal1ts
However the election Is over and we do b the
the Legislature elect Is one whit better t Tor
sture defuuct, and IN relation TO the coming o
@ ass '''"1''' 70 %" '1', -.
WASHINGTON NOTES.
An deferred orders for postal cards have now Deeh
eled and the Government has about IcOOoo ol tnein
an hand, stored in fire proof vaults at eprnseu'
whence they distributed by the spccAi agent III
charge upon acquisitions approved by the miro M %
.n, The cards now slppheu ny ne
Contractors fully up the standard Inc toel ue
mand for postal cards has settled down 70 an "a
Tween 81 and 100000 per day, which IS Deeseu
indicate exactly their daily consumption a' no
present time -.
tina senate Committee on Transportation Oh winch
sen.tor Window of Minnesota Is Chairman VIII noiu
session at Louis, oct 80 at which. time tney desire
., meet persons at the West who may wish 10 confer
~ith them regard to the subject oil cheap i""Spoi'
ton, b., ,,,o.,a,
The President, on the recommendation Oh ATTORNEY
General williams has pardoned Joseph LucAoy "
Ca,olina who convicted Of kuklnxlsm spOut wv
Gear. ago, and sentenced To eight years impiiS Si'
IN me AlDaDy Penitentiary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-20
ROWING on THE KILL Won KULL.

The race on Saturday afternoon between the
Neptune and Argonauta Rowing Associations for a
set OF cOlors and the championship Of the Kill Won KALI
improved eyentu and resulted in an easy victory Tor the
Argonautas. The race was three miles straightaway'
Almost at the Argonautas took the Head and TO
the end OF the did not lose the first position They
crossed the line in IS minutes and seconds about elght
lengths advance of the Neptunes whose time was 10
minutes and IA seconds. Tho crews was made up as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-20
MOB INFLUENCE IN SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. ia large crowd Of
people assembled around the Jail here to-day waiting to
see II United States Marshal Norris would bring out the
crew of the Sunrise ironed to testify against Capt Clarke
in the civil case against him. Owing To THIS threatened
demonstration the Marshal refused 10 bfng them OUT
and az vs. he viii obey only OF hdbeds corpus dd
and VIII then employ such legal means
may be necessary TO keep tho prisoners ana prevent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-20
nAprNG BURGLARY NEAR cATsKILL-

Nearly four miles below the village OF cats
KIN on west bank Of the Hudson resides AoranA
post welto-do farmer At about $50 y. H. "r fo''
bis wife and daughe he ator about "a wears OIL sge'
hi. son Ed ward and their hired man. an r''nman' were
quietly eating their supper when the door leading from
ma main hail to the dining room abruptly pushed
oman aud entered aud rushed tup TO the table
zach drew revolver aud placing the weapons al tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-20

Majority for WikOG IN i5fa NB
Majority AnoD. by above returns ami estimates.
1913
ALIENS ELECTION CONCEDED-TnE RESI- or THE
TICKET PROBABLY REPUBLICAN.
COLUMBUS Oct. l9-Both parties now con-
cede the election OF Allen Democra by between COO and
700 majority few Democrats stu hope for the cleo
ton OF Burns as but there is little
doubt that the Republicans have elected their whole
state ticket, with the exception OF Governor Oncia
returns have AZ yet been received from only Sc counties
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-20
LATEST SHIP NEHS.
For olher sup Nens see rn,ra ras.l

tor other snip Mars see U''rH P1j'I
ARRIVED.
sea-lhn Gel. Ernst Bremen Oct 4. and Sonli%P"A
7h viii mie AMI pass 9, Oelncfs s CO.
Brig of 0brar. hsboneT. Para 80 ds w r'br
Schr Amelia g. ireland. Townsend Dobay lslsni dsi "~
lumber.
scuy1ssss-RiyrR CnAsTNfSs
Adeir. Virgins liVal. Porhs1l
N,u.geu Ro.Aisnd Granite STATE. Rocl port. NJ
G. ". Hsw-y NeEHaVrn hither, br'elsin
w. Brs,neri. Warren q T. , ~ Bud't P''Ubnsi
J., 4. Baker. Nee- naEen Mnaesot,. Wsrfen, X
g.. \. Hayden. Portland. c. thlngarofs. fifsins
. wIND--Sunset fresh, $. cloudy
DOMESTIC PORTS
Bosros Oct i9-hrryei. Ar1iis from B,r3'ios MI.
soKrEEss MONROE Vs., Oct lHArn'"i brig THO 10" "e''s'
o
Cu,Rtpror steamship Soa'h Carolina, ir~.
NeS.York. Sailed harA sarah Gibson. Tor Liverpool.
lg-Aruyed shrs George htT1ur rpH row
deuce, =. ~ ThaYer from Choi s"fs
ReBuskes Providence; FIJI J. simmons, from Tb1nast'n
FOREIGN PORTS.
OuEENsrowS lSrhe Cauiri Liae s,sinshp Rua' book.
from NppYo arrived here At ocok shs 't>fa'l ,"d pro
iel tor Liverpool.
MEMORANDA.
The OBI fNpr y8,n sn Bsfg'n. wss bDartd
OF Nantucket BY potboat Taos :. Negns 40. l.
DISASTER.
NNs O.LF,S Oct I9-rae ship ia5y Rlacl from hyrpsa
Aug 20 l,r Mobile asn4sie hurrcsls OF . Sas va
tosed az 10 city i0-iiY repn-+
SPOKEN.
lookout ch MAR Minkn non Ci.rio~t "a Tor
Ne.s. York with los % fore AID
oct long s. piotboii Pei. No D. bns fss"@s
Levy, Dubhn for hrsDot, r. l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-20

Bo-ry Oet H. The Woo, NJ s,'t '"s hrs
quet With no ehaage pnceS
onlf purchasing sueh " ~ -
Holders influenced ihe r.se c ssie Of hresi 'n-
dIu hef .te nD -
Usnbsg line sGcli IKE drT ~
bon Oo ready los ofnng s. 81
previous aud have purchased DUNG e week JyOSJ
mostly JSN6jc " tni ~ zoe for DnHfsbr'
knd Wool sue the '.r
check III. upward encnT the unsethd conoa es
sales Treble hsr sni shows
al 1885, Michigan and Wisconsin fS@3,F; los ",f-rv
44 Conbng and DDlane G3 tt>a INV. are
Combng psue t3gJ5c; Unsssh and Uumerrh s,bi.
32a35c; Tub 5O@52c; Secured i9@5Oc SuPn; sad sffs
Pulled. 42QiJc. Spring California. 26055c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-20
prsnosoRED FATHERS VENGEANCE.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 19.-Carolme Hugel. age
a. IRON Asace killed by her father this morning.
Immediately after landing from the steamship Louis
iaua They took passage at Bordeaux and the father
asserts tho daughter. through an Intimacy with young
FrenchnaB on BOARD. dshonored her family. lie prom
ed the captain OF the steamer net 10 moest his dugh
ter while hoard, but soon after landing he stabbed
her twice with kuife fatally.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-20

CHAPLIN ALDwELI-On Thursay Oc Is The rad nee a
Mir Peter Roe Moodns. NewWiadsor " \, b. he Roy Wh T.
,nrorj Winfield Chaplin chic uaruet b. eI'st 11ass
ter Of ,. b. Caldwell
SHAPFER-PERKINS- wetnrsfy Oct 70 81 tn rra
dsnce of the hrr. parens Rev Dixie DR. Newton "A
SaF.r OF CITY Miss Margaret H. onr dus1 u VA
lian Perkins, ESQ., OF Gardner NAME
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-20

CnIamtes will upon spite Of al prr'ahon pi 10
sraufug CEiKBH,rsp BJcnu c' m sa
obtained at all the drug be relied On u ID
diseases Of .he kidneys Urinary Ora Look out M cpn,''''~t
The genuine bears, private proprietary s@2 Of H. T hasb''
Ion, f. "A sSKr NewYork Sole Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-20
TURF NOTES.

Tbad Stevens won the four-mile running
race at Oakland Cal. Saturday, Joe Daniels beng
second and BaLOt-BOx third
Tho regular Fall meeting of the Maryland
Jockey Club Pimlico Course, Baltimore, begins tomor
row. and will be continued Wednesday, Thursday. and
Friday. With the exception OF Thursday, when tho
great four will take place, four races
occur on day For the Dixie Stakes for three
olds two miles, be for the first day. the sub
scrption closed with nominations and it is probable
there will be eight nine starters. nclud-
ing Tom Bowling. The hurdle race takes place on the
game day. Blind Tom. and other famous hurdle racers
are already entered for the contest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-20
THE ONO ELECTION.
ALLEN PROBABLY ELECTED.

ALLEN PROBABLY ELECTED
Our figures now elect Allen by small plurality
1t is barely possible that the result may DO changed
by the official count. Both the Prohibition and
Liberal tickets poiled very respectable vote
Their Governor is tho only candidate the Democrats
elect, the remainder of the State ticket being car
red by the Republicans.
COMPARATIVE TABLE OF MAJORIIfEs FOR sRCrE-
TARY OF STATE IN 1872 AND GOVERNOR IN 1873
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-20
p1SSENGE RN ARRLYED-

FROM rRENEN-Ia sisdIaAp H3e. OcL l3-F Dfhfins AMI
fmy Aheimrr Nathan Becsrr wife saf sryal', auns
BTe. j. r. Hanemann \ Mass d. wapsr W KRUGER sni sie.
H. SchWab G. 'chwah. ~ Schslb henrette thEsb Mar
family snd Nrs Washington heAng Ma . bri'He
Miss d. Bmnng Mr.. v Wsgnsr sad Nrt AlInc lag sorhe,
ene Do Ber ia hlro LehRssn FELIX Ksh sai
O. s.cDu uADn B1d s.eersge
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-20

CRIMES AND CASUALrIES-BY TELEGRAPH
- Special Agent Camp arrested Timothy D. snow.
eer IN weslba AssA, Post Omoc Friday esa' "ss' wa
unng registered loltsr.
-. The schooner Fanny Heating. Capt Kane. from
n.'ss. 1,s ssw yers sbaoiopsd Oct, "a ss'sas NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-20

Sufferers from Bnshrs Disease Gravel pibes D'pJ ,@i ~
omunts Of Kdncy. bladder an Uunar Ort,s u0u1 ~ HA
ksr superior all he oal 81 aohns sod ~ iusE~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-20
PRINT CLOTHS MAPXgr

PRoyiDRvcE lSrhe PRINT c1hs u,rset 'rr-svtsr
sale gn. os ctNi All al ~
pa week 81 OsO pieces Ksri Ga a. hOR bi as a~s. "
Iays,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-20
MARRIED

True and False Science. Spr,ch At ~ Ffahi eiH1i""
PARA, Goish. ia TstsgsK LgrrIRE BNrRa NJ. ,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-20

Much sickness undoubtedly. with children. I'm VIII
10 by " bio"h sAhNH '''
Prs LoIeuSes although eheotaa desIogs in %
delicate chill ahs ssnbf na"pn
used by phy1cians anj ioui 20 ~ suB "Is
Graduating hurtful to ch1ra S'I 81 81 Hsse 30
uf.4l lar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-20

Thousands OF RuptUred ones hiFi be-r n'rn,"-nty
manr b. ipnHgs pads sol urf PnAs *
anime comfortable BIa,r0 Truss 65I 3r)uatf aol be cis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-20
Speual Notices


Liberal state Committee Meeting At Hesdqa'fe" "a
DcsssH L. oct. ~. ~ O'Clock. 80, "a.
4 {. TAHBK, Sec. JOHN COOhA,nn oa'n".'-
The ith uiyersary of the Young Mems Unasersat
ist will be held Church o. tns Drss rs,sfaJ
corner on Pprty 6fhs and P0h MONDAY k~seu ot
20 a. ocock Addresses bY Rev Dr. SiihlN unsasD
SLY the Englh poet: Rev MITCHELL 81 stiAn' "S' Nc
CHAPLIN Iowa ,pd Others The pablo eoiii,1 lp's.S
Reform Association o., -.
uo~.,vs ,'ssrrTKk EVEKKrr lOuss. Oct IL. 1873
RIDs Tor ,tpy RLBCTION BOXES hks sample bon ses a.
Hopsr,. opened 20Ih bo'e 20 D. -r ,ot 1'-sr
Nr'' Jay chsinnsa kKea1tiys Com stie,N
Ont To-day
Tux Sgw. YORK PGaRSlDB CoarsSIos.
containing 1he first d
PETROLEUM '. SAS8rS
NEW HUMOROUS LETTBRs.
SOMETHING RICH
,c,. Fuinrous To yesetagion.-Dr L. Coates pspee "a
lNsBCTS read the Congress
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The Tribune Evangelical Alliance Extra No. IL 81
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DIEi)

III Notices of Marriages must DC irfo''ef 0'la fa7
name md address
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-20

HURDLE RAcSPae 5000 Of which 800 90 he second
The OF iiereut
mile ard hree-qu over seven hurile@
Cofn b. b. Loche. By Bonne Scotland, dam Bonnet,
years old, 1873 pounds (MigeeD
Joha Boughm e Revenge By Revenue dam unknown, aged
1856 pounds $500
Oh. 40 pounds (AGfPhyl. '''.''''.'.''''
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-08-25
PILES or HEM Observation-Disclosures

arr2i'I3
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-08-25
SEASONABLE.

At this OF the year when all prudent house
keepers packing their iurs AMI woollen goods
and putting their houses in order for the approaching
simmer, the questions very naturally arise, "Wha
shall do to prevent tho rayages of the moth?''sss
CHOW shall get rid OF such pests as reaches, bugs
ants, &C."
The best known insect destroyers, are
CORROSIVE SUBLIMATE,
An active poison best suted for be,steas and
furniture under tGo washboards and along the edges
OF carpets, in the form of solution.
CARBoLIC ACID,
Which destroys all the lower order of plants and ami
mails, is cheap and effectua should be used in a very
dilute state II leaves tarry odor behind, which,
though wholesome, is somewhat persistent.
PERSIAN INSECT POWDER,
(Pyrethrum Roseum,) an innocent vegetable powder
which effectuay banishes Ants, Moths, Bugs, Red
or Water Reaches, and all small insects, when prop
erly applied, and is pronounced by many furriers to
be one Of the best and cheancst articles in use.
GUM CAMPHoR,
Which, being volatile, permeates the entire mass OF
bundle of goods, and Is soon dssipacd when the
goods arc opened for use again.
GLENTwoRTIrS ROACH POISON,
We have found, from several years experience to be
the most effective preparat on1or the destruction of
Reaches. Unlike many other preparations, they arc
attracted by this article deyorng with great avid
ty and not likely Ia die in their hiding places
This remedy is also destructive 10 mice.
All the shove articles sid In any quantity. and In
formation concerning their and nature ehc riully
given by
II. BRINGHUKST X CO., Apoillccarics,
Cor. Sixth and Market Streets.
msyl5 Wilmington Del.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-08-25

KENNET SQUARE ACADEMY FOR BOYS
IN Swithin G. Shortlidges Academy for boys, Mt
Kennett Square, Chester county, Pa reopens In the
Fall with thorough improvement In every depart
ment, (The Girls School having separate building
sch, o-room and class room for 20 boarders at o.
week.
The Boys building has 20 lodging rooms, bath
rooms, hot aul cold water aSd water closet In each
strry, gymnasium to be heated In winter, raj
acres Of play ground &C., Nc. Instruction thorough.
Discipline careful. School homelike; Boarding good
Lectures twice week "a on History, Literature and
Travel; on Physiology, on Chemistry and Philoso
phv, on Geology and Mineralogy, 8 on Physical
Geography and Astronomy. The School has Stere-
optcon, Manlkin, Skeleton, Charts, Gobes, Mineral
Cabinet, Herbarfum &c, &C. Rates, s476 per
week for the term. French and German spoken iu
class, Drawing, SC. The cheapest school In Penn
recommending to parents the Academy Of which s.
y. Shorthdge Is principal at Kennett Square" Semi
for circular. aug25-1m
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-08-25
Al CHOICE BUILDiSG LOTS,
Brick Houses g. L Frame,

viii be sold at public sale, the premises over Sd
street bridge, on SATURDAY, September 0, 1873, at
AZ o'clock u. III. These houses aud lots situated
rxht in the c.ntre of the improvements over Third
street bridge, on Head, Townsend, Buttonwood and
A streets 4 of the houses three-story brick,
rooms, on Heald street, between Lobdell and A
streets one story brick house, rooms, with frame
stable on Townsend, between A and ID streets, and
two story frame house on the corner of Buttonwood
and streets These the last lots In the business
norton of that part of the town for SALE within fifty
wards OF the Wilmington Rolling Mill Public School
and church within one square. For further particu-
lars plots at the office OF tgle Milo r., corner
Fourth and King streets.
TERM OF SALE OF LOTS.-Twenty per cent.
cash the balance In notes Of three and six months,
with interest from day of sale three per cent of
for cash IL pail within ton days after sale TERMS
ON HoiTS ES --Oue third cash, and the BALANCE
remain on mortgage. b. FRANK TOWNSEND.
ORle & Miller, Anctloneers. aug2o-4t
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-08-25
Sheriff'S Sale.

BY virtue of writ OF Fl. Fa. to me directed, will
D. exposed to public sale at the store Of Thomas E
Frederick, No I'll Market street, In the city of VIII
nington, IN New Castle county, Del, on TUES
DAY, the I'd day of september, a. d., 1873. ut 10
perty viz; stock of goods, consisting of popilns,
delanes, silks, caicocs, muslins tickings. cotton
ties, gloves, desks and hoods, fixtures, &C., &c.
with lease of store This stock embraces In its var
Ions ARTICLES the ordinary assortment Of Dry Goods
aud Fancy Articles, lease of store, &c.
seized and taken In execution as the property oil
ThomAs H. Frederick, and to be sold by
ROBERT L. ARMSTRONG, Sheriff.
Sherirs once. New Castle, August Goth, a. 4. 1873
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-08-25
SIlerin's sale.

By virtue Of sundry wrIts OF III. Fa TO me directed
will be exposed to Puhtc Sale, at the house Of John
arner, CORNER ot Twelfth and ing streets, Whining
ton, In New Castle county,
ON THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 4th, 1873.
At ~ O'Clock, a. M,
The roowi ng iescilb bed pei sonai property, viz:
1 refrigerator. { meat box, marble slabs, marble
top tables pans OF scales and weights lot of canned
corn, pino to to- bedsteals AMI bedding, hat rack
stoves tables, Chairs, &C., Ne.
Seized anal takOn In execution AS the property of
John 9rinerJ aipt 10 DO sold by
ROBERT Il. ARMSTRONG, Sheriff.
Sherif's Onlce, New Castle, August 20, 1873.