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Il ly 10 Brookiine and part in Townshend, contain
ing 220 acres, well divided into moving, pasture and
tilage land. The farm 10 mostly fenced with stone
wall Good running water at the house and barn.
The buildings all in good repair. A good sugar
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The Auditors appointed by the Trustees
for the purpose of examining the financial
condition of the Institution, make the fol-
lowing Report as to its condition upon the
9TH day of January 1873.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-09
THE Y. s. DISTRICT COURT.
CONVICTION OF ARCHIBALD GIVEN-THE MoTIC
fOR ARREsT OF JUpMENT OYERRuI.Rn-L

CONVICTION oP ARCHIBALD GIvEN-THE MoTIoN
FOR ARREST OF JUDMENT OvERRULED.i y
In the U. s. District Court, this morning. Judpe
bradford on the Bench the ease of the United
states va Archibald GlFen, Collector Or fa,es for
New Castle county, for an alleged violation oftbe
provisions ofthe Enforcement Act, was finally
decided. -''
The motion for an arrest of Judgment, made by
the counsel for the defense. was oyerruIed ~
Judge Bradford, in lengthy opinion, in which
he decided that State officials are amenable to the
United States laws for q non-performance OF such
duties as are required TO be performed by the
laws Of the General Government.
Judge bradford then requested the prisoner 70
stand up, and Informed him that Is this was the
first case occurring here under this act It was the
opinion Of the Cont that the portion of the law
imposing penalty Of imprisonment should not
% epiorced The prlaoher had haen40nnd guilty
OF four counts in the Indictment, the fourth and
nLln, mn, which were Identical, and wonld be consid-
eFed as but one, the eighth, ulnth and elsgdnta
ne nc would therefore sentence him 70 pay 9 ahe OF
soOO on each count In all, eSO0O, and the costs Of
the prosecution. -
Mr.. Given was then reminded 10 ths custody
oi the Marshal, and the Court adjourned. =
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-09

HOLD on BoTs.-HOld on TO your tongue
when you are just ready TO swear, lie or speak
harshly, or say any improper words.
Hold on to your good name at all times, for it
is more valuable to you than gold, high places,
or fashionable attire.
Hold on to the truth, for It will serve YOU well
and do you good throughout eternity.
Hold on to virtue; it is above all price to you
in all times and all places
Hold on to your good character, for il is, and
always will be- your best wealth
Hold ON to your temper when you are angry
excited, or imposed upon.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-09

RoHBERY. shoe Store Of Peter LafFerly,
at the N. Z. corner Of Sixth and Orange streets
vas entered, By means Of false keys Iasl even
ulosnihg, which the robbers had evidently
dFOpped, This is the seoOhd tims within Se1
months, that this sore has been robbed and a.
Mr.. 4. is poor man, the lOD falls heavily upon
hlm. The scOunAFels lek no trace behind iheu,
but the police ofthai District will make every
ei.oFt % detect them. Il il hoped that they
Eili bslpdly ePlpZaa md brppEhI 10 juUtics,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-09

THE DELAWARE PILOT LAws.-At a meeting
Of the Captains and Vessel Owners Association
in Philadelphia the solicitor was instructed TO
prepare bill for the repeal of the piIotage laws
of Delaware. Resolutions were adopted provid.
ing for the appointment of committee to secure
The removal of half piloiage fees on vessels en-.
tcrng this port also providing for the circulation
OF petitions to Congress for the repeal of the
United States shipping act.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-09

RAILROAD AccIDENT.-Michael Hugh, Of OK.
ford, was seriously hurt ON the Baltimore Ceutra
Railroad on Friday last. He is q car inspector
On the road, and at the time of the accident was
under car scrswlng up bolt that had worked
loose. While in this position the cars started
rwo of his toes were cut off, his head was severe.
y injured and he also received internal mi jnries
Later-The unfortunate man died on Wednesday
morning at o'clock.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-09

The heathsn Chimes ideas oF Ia n.sa ana
habits Of dsep-sea feIoRraphic cSbIes ars rsthsf
peculiar, Some Of thsss Innocent ConfueianY
make living By fishing up the WirsS, cuitina
them, and selling the pieces. OccasionalIQ fhoT
vary their dark ways By EOsetting ths oebis ltko
ss.Oses &. geaEaalgms - order thaS \ may
tteN ~ sosVs toE future HE0TiGi0n,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-09

FATAL BURNING. Steele, an aged lady
residing near Blue Ball, Cecil county, was burned
so badly last week, as to cause her death. She
was standing on the hearth warming herself with
her back to the fire, when her clothing ignited,
ana before the flames could be extinguished the
injuries proved fatal |T it fA Z.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-09
PROCEEDINGS OF The LEGISLATURE.
aEnATH.

Down, Jan. 8, 1878,
Senate met at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, and Was
opened with prayer BY the Chaplain 81
The roll was called and the journal Of yesterday
was read 'itU4 !y
Mr.. Riddle Chairman Of the Committee on New
Rules for the gOvernmsntof The Assembly, made
report which vas adopted, and 50 copies were
ordered TO be printed. 3tEl
Mr.. Ella. from the Committee on Revised
Statutes, reported Joint resolution in relation
to the revision Of the laws Of 1871. Adopted.
Mr., Riddle offered resolution that the part Oi
the Governors Message, which referred to the
general attachment laws be referred 70 the Com
mlttee on Revised Statutes, with leave TO report
by bill, or otherwise, at any time. Adopted. =
Speaker Leslie offered a joint resolution in re-
Terrence to the State Directors of the Farmers
Bank OF Delaware making provision for proper
representation on the part of the State Mt annual
meetings. Adopted.
The Speaker gave notice that he would at some
Chapter H. Of the Revised Statutes Also. a
supplement to an act TO incorporate the Edge.
moor Iron Company. f8
Mr.. Riddle gave notice that at some future
time, he would introduce a bill entitled "An act
to increass the number Of Senators and Re :
preventative in the General Assembly" (This
Is intended TO procure increased representation
for New Castle County,
Mr. Records presented petition from Mrs.
Elizabeth w. GOslee, asking divorce from her
husoahu Samuei Gosiee. referred to the Com
mittee on Divorces
The Speaker presented petition from the citi Z.
zens OF White Clay Greek Hundred, asking that
certain divisions of the Hundred, into election
districts be made. Referred to the Committee on
Election.
Messrs, Ellis and Records were appointed a
committee on the joint resolution Of the House
relative to Revised Code.
The Speaker gave notice that at a future time,
he would present an act supplementary to act
passed in 1850 to incorporate the Wilmington
City Railway Company
The Speaker presented an act to incorporate the
Fasker Loan Association of New Castle, which
was read.
The Speaker presented an act to amend Chap
ter 63 Of the Revised Code, relating to usury
laws, which was read. (rhe amendment is 20
regulate the legal rate OF interest, making If not
less than or more than 10 per cent)
Mr. Ricords reported joint resolution that the
Senate adjourn on Thursday morning, TO stand
adjourned till Tuesday at P. NJ. Adopted, with
one dissenting voice.
A motion, by Mr.. Ellis. authorizing the CLERK
to have his desk repaired, prevailed.
Adjourned till p. M
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-09

The Kent County Farmers Club held their an
Brown, the President, being absent by reason OF
sickness, DIR. Isaac Jump acted rs President pro
TEN. On motion Of DR.. Henry Ridgely the an
nual meeting of the club was adjourned until
Sn.rrday, the 18th inst, at . O'clock p NJ, and
&c secretary was directed to give notice through
the papers and by handbills OF said adjourned
meeting. There was but small attendance of
members and no other business was transacted.
The club will in future hold its meetings in the
room lately occupied by the Kent County Mutual
Insurance Company, in the Capital Hotel Build
ing. t-IG-utf
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-09

LAW OFFIcE.-Ciarcnce E. Silver Esq, who
was admitted to the bar at the last term of tn,
New Castle County Court, has opened law of
fee at No, 5l1 Market street, first floor where hC
will attend to collections, conVeyances, aud al
business pertaining to the legal profession
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-09
FOCAL IMTGLLVo gMoE.
eaaant weather this-what ne1tP

Pleasant weather this--what nextP t
The Archibald Given case has been decided. 10
The Y. s.. Court was in session this msrning.
City Council win hold a regular meeting, thia
evening.
Star and Young Mems Loan Associations meet
this evening. tTrt3 Ttr rr-r-tI
The Ereniag argus, at Trenton, N. j., has IS
sued neat Almanac for 1873.
The GeOrRia Minstrels will appear at the Grand
Opera House, en- Tuesday evening.
A strong feeling of public opinion exists in fa-
Vor OF the removal of the County seat to this city
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-09
.I3Ush's
eTEAM FREIGHT LINE

Leaves "a wharf abovs Chestnut street. PhiIadel-
phia. daily e p.Ea and French street wharf. VII:
tarasg So via alApAteh. R.W.:1uSRs
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-09

THREE DRUNKs.-Oniy three cases Of drunk
cnness have been disposed of by Mayor Simm,
since last report, Fifty cents and costs in eacf
case.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-09

OF Won Beusk Prime MinIatar az AustFis. ~
peeR dhpeDe9a VIII bH hl1RoIaEmsnt.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-09
AFTERNOON sRBsIoN.

N
Mr. Hickman gave notice Of an act supplement-
ing an aet amending en- act inoorpulnting ths
Lewes and Millsboro Railroad Company. Read
twice. tLa
Mr. Maris presented bill supplimsnting an act
Incorporating the Diamond State Iron Co. Read
twice.
The Clerk Of the Senate notified the House OF
the adoption BY the Senate Of the Joint Fnlss re-
ported at the morning session.
The resolution from the senate that the Diusc.
tors Of the Farmers Bank on the part o. tha STATE
attend the meetings Of directors OF stockhodeFs Of
that institution was postponed tia to.moFFOw.
Mr. Maris introduced bill ineorpcrati nR 10
Delaware Avenue Club Stables. Read twics.
Also, bill Incorporating the Town Library As
ISOLATION OF New Castle County Read oncs
Dr. Thompson moved the ad0ption Of q rosolu.
ton inviting the ladies Of Dover and Vicinity 70
seats on the floor Of the House. Adopted.
A bill, presented BY Mr.. NaEin, Incorporating
the Bar Association Of New Casts County, was
AiaO, a bin ineorporating tha John q. Baker
morocco leather manufacturing company. Read
III. Wide ihtrOdassd resolution rsIs-rine hat
part otthe Governors meosago relating 70 asssaSinR
s'la g eoslseFng tAx 70 special oommittss Of sD.-
AeoPtsH. ~ sEH aa
Mr.. Davis gavs notice ofa bin Incorporating thS
Soeiety OF the SOns Of ST. aoo1gs.
- Ihe report OF the State Treasurer wHs read ana
OpOcepies ordered 70 Be printed. ee- fRft
lVe eopies q TIE ccEraSpondenes bstwbsn Gov.
render and Gov. Parker roeanding tho 0shery
troubles were ordered 70 BE- printed.
~ fao re House adiournsd.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-09
S4O,5O.5G
s22,9lO.49
S17.59.lO

Net gains for the Year, S17,592I0
The value OF the live policies issued NV this Co,
is $lO,42O,74S, and the value of the insurance
notes on above, S73S, ,22I. The losses paid during
the last four years are S91,08045 The total value
of the surplus fund is $93, ,9OS66.
The annual election for directors will be held
on Monday next. n
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-09

REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Thomas Sharpless has
sold his farm of l07 acres IN Birmingham town
ship, Delaware county, to Alban Harvey, of
George Drayton has sold seven acres of the
Brinton Mill property at Chadds Ford, Del Co,
to the Methodists for S2lOO. 1t is the intention
we understand, 10 erect church and several
dwellings thereon.
John McShane has sold his farm of about 100
acres, in the barrens, East Nottingham township,
to Phiadelphian, for $1,000. 1t lis rumored that
land in that locality sells better when the ground
is covered with snow, as it was in this instance.
Some changes of real estate have recently taken
place at Rising Sun, Nd. Samuel Kewson has
purchased the frame house and wheelwrght shop
on Main street, which he has occupied for long
time, OF Mrs. J. N. Rittenhouse. DR.. L. r. KIRK
has purchased a building lot on Cherry street, Of
Mrs $. b. Stubbs.-Oxford Press.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-09

the farmers MUTUAL.-Annual statement
of the Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Co., OF
New Castle comfy, for 1872: FTI't0
Amounts received from Members for Annual
payments, $S56I29l
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-09
FOR SALE.

&A TWsnty-6vs small HOUSES. from four to
M siK rOoms. in different parts Of the city
sH Prices ranging from 600 % $500.
IL Terms easy. j, II. FRAZER, .
Telegraph Building, Sd near Market.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-09
FOR SALE.

- A three story Brisk Hoase. No. 9O6 Rast
~ Sixth street, containing eight rooms and
sis bath room, fufaisbe ed with ges faAd water
J. II. FRAZER,
Ei tl1r IeleaRpah Building,
nOVT-u Third and MaFkot.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-09
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Senate met at 3 O'Clock. Pm.

Senate met at O'Clock, P. NJ.
On motion of the Speaker, certain papers re-
ceived from the House at the morning session were
read by the clerk. They related to q list of legal
and other documents received by the State from
other States, and list Of reprieves, sentences, &c
The House reported to Senate a concurrence in
the joint resolution relative to adjournment to-
morrow.
Senate adjourned till tomorrow, at 10 o'clock
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The House met at 10 o'clock, and after prayer
by the Chaplain, and the reading of the minutes
Lewis Thompson, on behalf of the committee
to adopt rules for the government of the House,
reported rules similar TO those governing the last
House, which were adopted, and the committed
discharged.
DR.. Martin reported rules for the government
of intercourse between the two Houses. Read and
adopted and the Clerk instructed to notify the
Senate of the action of the House.
The Clerk was directed to convey to the Senate
certain documents in the possession of the
House.
Lewis Thompson gave notice of an act to pro-
tect from execution certain articles.
Mr.. Silver gave notice of an act to prohibit the
attachment of wages In certain cases. and of an
act prohibiting Justices of the Peace from max
ing charges where such charges are not cOunte-
naneed by law.
The Senate Clerk, reported a joint resolution
enacting committee of four to consider the Sec
retary of States report, relating to cOdhying the
laws of Delaware, and resolution relating to the
Directors Of the Farmers Bank.
The first resolution was read, and laid on the
table.
Mr.. Morris gave notice Of an act for the relief
OF loan associations; also, bill amending Chap
ter II, revised code; also an act TO amend an act
incorporating the Delaware and Chester County
Railroad Company.
A communication from the Secretary OF State
regarding the work and manner Of cOdifying the
laws Of Delaware we're read.
Lewis Thompson presented and moved the
adoption of q resolution that 30 much of the
Governors Message relating to the fishing diff
culties between this State and New Jersey be
referred TO 4 committee of three, adoPted, and
Lewis Thompson, Mr.. Clark and Mr.. Hickman
we're appointed the committee.
The Senate resolution creating q committee
to consider the Secretary Of States report, which
had been laid on the table, was taken up and
amended by giving the House three members
OF the committee. As amended, the resolutions
was concurred in.
The Clerk OF the Senate reportad that the House
amendment TO the enactlng committee on the
report OF the Secretary Of State had been eoncuRr-
cd IN by the Senate; also, that the Senate had
adopted joint resolution TO adjourn on Thursday
morning all Tuesday afternoon at O'Clock.
The resolution was adopted.
Messrs. Maris, Sh0lldEake and Martin were ap-
pointed the committee ON the part OF the House "a
meet the COMMITTEES OF the Senate to consider the
report Of the Secretary of State
Joel Thompson gave notice of an act Ia prohibit
the sale OF liquor on election day.
At 1890 the House adjourned
AFTERNOON SESSION.
IL. - A -
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-09

DOR SALE-A Lot of Land at the southeast
u corner OF Front and Clayton atrests; 81 feet
inches on Front and 80 feet on Clayton street.
ls9 Apply to, GEO. 2, AARIS,
Fta s- Nf ~ beaI lt|4Ip Agent,
Oe3ll-f SOP Market street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-09
FOR SALE,

80, Several hrst-clAss seven room Houses on
..s KiEkyO9d street, four on Eighth strest be-
I! low Pine. TIVE on Lombard above Eighth,
viii be sold Oh cap and on removable teFms.
Apply 20 MocL0SKEY d MoMlNRMIN.
dao2l-H
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-09

Amounts received for Inter.
est on Leans and Invest.
ments,
Amount received for Poll
cies,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-09
Expenses were as follows

Expenses were as follows
Amount Of Losses by fire,
Amount paid forredemption
of Coupons,
Amount of Expense Account
viz: Salaries of Officers.
Commissions to Agents
Printing, and Stationery.
Taxes, Managers for atten-
dance at meetings and
mileage, Repairs to Real
Estate, Counsel Fces, DC.
Amount paid for the re-
demption Of Script,