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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-11

LADIES' GOODS.
REoPE MING.
A. II EICHsrAD1, successor to H. Glitch, has
reopened his new store, 20. S43 Pennsylva-nA
MA aNe nue, Vernon Row. AXK
ANEW LINE OF G2oDs
carefully selected. My old customers nd the pub
lie are invited to call. 1851
TWENTY PER CENT. DISCOUNT.
NJ. WILLIAM
M3NDAI, June ~, and continue to July ~, his
Ladies' and ChiIdren's Dresses,
Llama Points, ssegues, AVID Oapes.
Bonaets and Round BATS. "'' n" a'
Flowers, Feathers, Ribbons,
sshes, Belts, Fans. &c, &C.
EkEIcH nc GSpER sIsmsS' 81 and
r. COksE1s deduction Of 10 per cent. will be al
lowed. All goods marked in plain figures.
ieas-lm NJ. WILLIAM, GOT Pa. ave.
I.sT Lo9K Ten TUCK SKIRTS for s. cents,
- MISS MCCORMICK,
~sos PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
Has constantly on hand fine assortment Of
IMPORTED BONNETs,
srRAws, CHIPS,
FLOWERS, RIBBONS, &C. :,
ali q the newest designs. Ladies GAPS and GOLF
fUREs Just received. m5tr
THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF LADIES
SUITS, selling at reduced prices, at
Us 8. HkLLERS, 7I5 Market Space.
n FAD AND SAVE YOUR MONEY.
Lade Who have Hair Switches that have faded
IRON Us cen nave them restored to their nAtur al
shade in superior manner. We have very large
SsIrtmet OF Ourls; very long and handsome
S.ltS nes very cheap: Now Is the time to buy at
aADAME EsTRKH's Hair Factory, 6ls 18th st,
AGAR " slfeot. a24tr
u EAL HAIR SWITCHES, Price 90, selling for
II Sc, at S. HELLERs, ma Market Space J2S
STAMPING DEPOT,
GIT SEVENTH STREET,
fs7ltr Opposite Patent Offcs
IL FRENCH STARCH ENAMEL
e the best arice in the world for doing Linen or
Muslin. IL Gnparts beautiful gloss to the fabric.
For sale by GrOcers.
BURSHAM CO., Manufacturers,
leo West Lombard street,
JaEl4-ly Baltimore, Maryland.
SOUND FEET
= AND FREQUENT EXERCISE
sery atiyss of both physical and menta al health and
mt uIrlas and 49,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-11

THE PROGRAMME for the open air concert of
the Marine band, Prof. Fries, leader, at the
Presidents grounds tomorrow afternoon is as
follows: 1. March. q Quadrille, Conoordia
"F aust" 3. Potpouri from "Martha," Flotow
4. Introduction and Waltzes, "Ashuelot,"
Howard. 8. Selections from GA poup'ee de
Nuremberg, Adam. 6. Galop, Battle OF In
hermann, Brepsant. Z. The Fleur de The
Lecoq. 8. Schottish; Gerg. Q. Finale.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-11

F. b. L1LLHY was to-day appointed disburs-
ing officer of the sixth auditors office of the
Treasury department The appointment of
chief clerk of the lighthouse board will be m ade
to- morrow. Mr.. O'COnnell is the most prJmi-
nent aspirant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-11

THR SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY yester-
day paid TO the Board of Public Works of the
District s46o, 900, being one-half of the appro-
priations made at the last session of Congress
for continuing the work of improving around
the public grounds in the District of Columbia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-11

WINDOW SHADES AND BEST FIXTURES
w for 8 i and upw ards, at R0THROCK'S, s23
7th street, opposite Post Once Ie7l-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-11

THR RUMoR prevailed generally to-day that
Adolf Cluss, member Of the Board of Public
Works, had resigned, which arose probably
from the fact that a few days ago he rendered
his resignation TO Mr.. Mullett superintend-
ent OF the construction of the new jail on &C
count OF the pressure of official duties imposed
upon him as member of the board In ac-
cepting his resignation, Mr. Mullett rendered
Mr. Cluss very complimentary letter In ap-
probation OF the valuable services he had rem
dered.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-14
TNE orr 66UN6lt.
REGULAR MEETING LAST EVENING.


The City Council met at the Usual hour, last
evening, Mr. Pickelsln the chair.
Ihe Street Commissioner reported 3S men
and 10 horses and carts employed BY The Chief
Engineer, il men.
Ths pay rolls Of the Water Department,
$l79.50, and the Street Department, $253l IL,
were read and passed IN the usual manner.
The Police Committee reported in favor oi
granting TO David ii. Wingste end Samuel j
Buck. 500 each, as additional compensation
Ior services as policemen. Adopted.
MT. Hayes resolution in regard TO bills for
printing, aud also the substitute offered by Mr.
FiCkels, we're considered and lost.
Mr.. Bakers amendment, referring printing
bills to the Committees ordering the work done
was adopted.
The Committee on Law reported fAVOrably on
two acts amendalory TO the City Charter. one
liking the tax levy per cenlum on the Sl0C
instead Of on the annual interest. and the other
allowing the rate Of capilalIon 10 be fixed at 1
sum not exceeding $4,000. Adopted, and
ordered 10 be sent to the Legislature,
The Ordinance vacating Fifh street, from Ii,
Railroad 10 the Chrisliana, was taken up and
lost, by the following vote
Ayes-Messra Febiger, Foulk. Finepnn
Hayes, Huesled, tickels, Quigley, Richardson s
Naya-MesSrp. BeggS, Bickta, Gilbert Lynch
woOd-9.
Mr.. Febiger presented communication from
tho Raord Of Education, asking Council tC
request the Legislature 10 authorize the increas,
Of the city debt for school purposes, to ar
amount not exceeding $4,000.
The City Solicitor was instructed 10 prepare
an act TO that effect.
Mr. Febger presented petition, numerously
signed, praying Council TO CT cate an Ordinance
eli l..
Mr.. Beggs pTssensed resolution ins,EuoIin 3
the City Solicitor TO prepare an act, 10 be sub,
mlted 10 the Legislature, 90 amending the CITY
Charter, as 10 leave TO the discretion Of Council
the amount 10 be annually appropriated &c
Fire Companies Adopted.
A petition was read from Michael Dunn
claiming damages to the amount of $500. which
he you'd sustain from the widening of the
sidewalks on Maryland Avenue, as he had dug
and vailed the cellar Of his' house, preparatory
to building.
On motion of Mr. Febiger, the Clerk was
INSTRUCTED 10 ask for a commission 10 assess
damages. for increasing the width of Maryland
Avenue sidewalks TO fifteen feet
On motion Of Mr. Baker, the paper, on the
Clerks desk were referred without reading
ORDERS.
Jenkins & Atkinson, $I7; Ferris & Garrett,
So go 2UTol Mchenna, SZZ4zi >. Allen,
1898; D u. KeRt 8 20. sS7.49; Springer,
Sll4y50; Geo. w. Stone, S6l.75; Chaa. Warner
q Co. SllS.S6; GeO. w. Bush, $7se6: G.
WOrrell, 81; H. F. Pickles, $s9s5; Ferris &
Garrett, $2s.7s; c. P. johnson, $40; S. P.
Thomas $Sl; J. c. FarFa, $3.50; Alison Mills,
e32.25; g. w. Bush, Sl9l.54; james Murphy,
SSl965; james McIntire, 500; II. F. Pickeis,
to pay awards TO Hallan u HollingsWorlh CO.,
and L. A. Belts, $Sl.sOO; Wm. Siilley, 5000.
On motion, Council adjourned.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-14
RhOPfMa na10.

49, Dy ViFtue OF faWFit OF Ysadltioni Rxpona,
~ p me directed will be exp0Ssd 10 fubiis
~ Sale. e. the Lafayette Hotel, 8tl ShinIeV
Sl.y 81 nalmington. New Cestls eeHnty. Delaware
% %. WEDNESDAY. the l0th ef RsbFnaSy. "A. 10.
~ q. ~ = oeloek. ,. m. the following described
Az that certain lot Of land sitBstsd IN the city
L ~ IH5Atngton. New Castle county, Della ware
jug ~ ne e9nth vest corner Of Ninth and Wind
- stteety teeaee soatheFly alo1a aaid westerly
see o. WtnQaoE street aiahtV Lat - a eoFney.
henee westerly parallel % Nintk SfFset seveatSen
.ssiittio shgthef corner thsneo noFtheFlY and na-
tAllel 70 the aFst mentioned ltna md Wiads0r
street along . line Of other land al Ndmuni n.
on the yest % feet 70 the Aforesaid soaths
SLAY .se oL hintk street. and thence thoFaky cas-
Isno tneseot what they nag, With tive sioFy bFiek
cflAea ena taken iato oK0eulion as the property
OF jacob q. ChandlsF, and 70 - Sel1 -
e..-,a,- ~. 10 Okkkk i. ARM6IRON0. Sheriff
phessas once, New castlo nal gan. rs, AID. 1888
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-14

THE CLAYTON HOUSE BANouEr.-The subscri-
bers to the fund for the banquet 10 be given ON
the opening OF the Clayton House met at the
Board OF Trade rooms, last evening, 10 make ar
rangements for the same. jon n Jackson pre-
sided, and H. Mendenhall acted As Secretary.
The following committees were appointed -
Committee on invitation, ten members: Commit
tee on Reception, fifteen EXECUTIVE Committee,
i've; Finance Committee, Eve:
A special committee, consisting of Aessrs, Geo.
w. Bush, VIM. Tatnall and Geo. s. Capelle was
appointed to fix upon the time for holding the
banquet.
Each subscriber to the fund is entitled 10 three
tickets, one of which he is required TO send to
party residing out Of the city, the object being to
secure the attendance of parties from distance.
The meeting was quite large and spirited.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-14
AheraHs Aale.

49, by virtue OF wilt Of Leyari FaeIas 10 ms
E.,a diFee.e1 will be exposed 10 pnbliy Sale ~
itn the National Hotel. kept by JIG LippiR.
S3..sL eOtt. In Midd etOW a. in 81 GsOFgas hundred
New Castle county. Delaware
On MONDAY the eth daF Of February A. D. Ig72
At IL o'clock, M,
the following described Real Estate. viz;
All that tract OF land situated In Apr 9quinimInk
hun iTsd. New Castle eQupty and state Of DelaWaFe
ana particularly described IS tolloWs. 20 Win Re-
glLnlng aL stake IN the puhie road leading fnoEa
the rlne Tree TO diHns i.apdiRg, esrner for these
premises and other lands Of ths said 0ailaNhaf:
from thence by Run, dividing line for said LfemI-
ses, south ~ degrees west 80 5.l0th paPeheg 10 4
stake corner OF other lands Of said 0allaRhOF and
~ line OF land late Of J ohm Nandain deceased;
thence with ltne Of that land north AK deRFees
west ~ S.lOth peFches 10 . stOae corner for aaid
Naudaln,s lands. and theFsWita sOuth ~ deRFees
west 9l 4'loth peTenes 70 . large marked maple
corner Tor these premises and lands Of Jeremiah
brlsteF, tnegrOe from thence with lino OF land Of
sad brtster and land Of Joseph Henry (nogrO
va degrees w3st ll2 Z 10th peTches TO q stake 10
the state road ieadiHG frOm odessa 10 HlaekhiFd,
thenoe with said State road towards Odessa north
degrees and ~ minutes eaat ~ and llOth peFohes
Y stake IN said road corner for land Of LudWtg
Wallschmtdt; from thence With line 4 sad WALL
schmidt north u1S degrees east l0l peFohea 70 q
large sycamore tree. stone in IT, On the afoPoIaid
pine tree and landing road; from thence with the
center OF sad 70 ad towards said landing and biha@
ing herewith 60 the place Of beginning, eOntninink
~ Acres and 70 PeEehes Oflapd, more OF less
Sei1ed and taken int0 aEeeuti0h as the pFAhogty
o. huf9s Jones and Caroline X. his vile. and T.,
ROBERT L. ARMSTRONG. shsfi6.
SheTlh's Once New Castle. Jan. Is. AID. ls73-febl
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-14
LEADING FEATURES +:

l. The issue Is limited to ssaINQO : mile of road
2 The Principal and Interest are payable In Gold
the principal in thirty years, and the interest la
semi-annually, first Of January and July.
g. The rate Of Interest Is $40 por cent. per an.
num-equAl. ct the present gold premium to abou
~ Eer ce9t- n legal tender currency.
Dsdns 81: FSTSs G7hn zee .sssS S5 the toEiPg donOm
SlOo. $500. 81 600. 5000 and tlO0O0.
: s. The semi annual interest on the Reoi.tsred
bonds " PAID by gold checks seRt regularly bV mail
Investors are advised to purchase the Registers
lb0nds both e. protection against lOss theft and
nFo, and for the greater convenience Ia collecting
the interest. The Registered Bonds can be at any
tme exchanged for Coupon. and the Coupon for
Hes'starSd. without eEpe9se TO the owner
7Mo. McLEAR a SON BANKERS.
sea RAkKET STREET.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-14

t@l Dy virtue OF writ OF Levari Faclaa
sale. at the Lafayette Hotel. No. Sll Ship
- Ley street kept by James Q. PiaTg9n, in tie
On SATURD8Y. Mach /, 1874, - = =
ut 2 o'clock, p. n, '@S
the following described Real Estate, viz;
All that certain lot, piece or parcel of land With
two stoFied Frame House thereon erected Sitnsi"
in the city Of Wilmington aforesaid bS ERdsi and
on the westerly side Of Union street at the distance
oi one hundred and thirty two feet to the corner
street and the southerly side Of Gilpin avepTe:
thence northwesterly and parallel with Giipin av-
enue sixty ieet to the easterlF side OF neW stFbet
thirty feet vide called nassaa street, thenco hons
SAID side Of said street sOuthE esteriy twelve issf
70 stake: thence sOutheastsTiy and parallel WITH
GilDin avenue sixty feottO the aforesaid sidS oT
Union street; aud themes thereby noytheRSterlV
wSlvc feet 70 The place of beginning be t6o cen
No. 2. ,sitdAie bGrtly in Wilmington aforesaid
aa9 partly In Christiuha hundred, BEGINNING Al q
elat On the westerly side Of HassOa street Al the
dlsfanee Of one hundred and thirty two feet from
tne corner larmed by thR inteFspetiOn Of the said
pin avenue; thence north O. terIy ana rsllsl i,L
dhDin avenue sixty three feet three inehes Ia 4
stake; thence northwest"rly and parallel with Has
son street twenty 1eet to stake; thence EontherIv
and parallel with Gilpin avenue one bundFSd M
twenty three feet three inches (o@ittinS n tSi1
tery side Of Union ST.. thereb by
eight fee: TO = stake, thence northWesterly tiIfy
iset 70 the easteTiy side Of lassOn street; thence
merely nOrtheasteFly twelve feet 10 the pIece AZ
DeElnning pc the contents y hat they may.
eNV.o bekipntng % y Stake ~ tue nor neriV aida
OF 1hrteenth street At the diataheo Of one d.
ana hVe feet rem the westerly side Of Scott Streei:
thence noItherly parallel with Scott street one
hundred and siGty feet TO the sOutherly side of 4
thiTty eight feet wide street opening into Scott
and Lincoln streets HnG parallel with ThiFiaanth
street; thence thereby westerly twenty ave feet 10
stake; thence southeTly and parallel with Scott.
strent onR hpndred and sixty feet 70 the aloFe0aN
sido Of Thirlseath street. thSnee thereby sastsfi7
contents what they may. - ~
Seized and taken ia execution as the pPopertv NJ
Cornelius W. Lynch aud Hannah Lynch his wife.
by ROBERT L. ARMsfRONG ShsSiF
Sheriff. Office. New CASTLE, Jan. 50 lsis ts6I0
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-14
SherHGf's safe.

- By virtue Of q writ Of Levari FAcia,
rs 20 ms direetsd will be exposed 70 Public
Sale, at the Lafayette Hotel, 30. Sn Ship.
- ley street. kept by james b Piersan, in the
city Of Wilmie gtOu, New Cattle county Deiawars
On SATURDAY. March /, 1878,
the following described Heal Rs,atS. Wig.
All that certain lot parcel of land in the city
2t "imington Aforesaid. with two slOrisd Brick
DueilinR theFeon. being the twenty third hoWge
rom the corner OF franklin street. bounded and
described as follows that Is 20 say beginning on the
line OF the noTtherly side Of Chestnut sire ct for
merry called Dock street, ct the distance Of tWo
sndrsd and ninety seven feet from the corner
formed ~ the intersection Of the line Of the Wes-
Ierly SIDE q kfanklin stEsst Vth the line Of the
gaming being at the center OF the brick wall diVi
ding the house this lot from the Iot adioinipS an
the east thence noTtheriy parallel 70 Franklin
street and passing through The centre OF said diV
sion Wall seventy nine feet TO the sOuthery side az
twelve feet vide alley leading info FraDklin
street, thence westerly along said side Of said alley
Parailel to Chestnut street thirteen feet and sig
Inches 70 ePFpeT; thence sOutheFly parallel 10
frAnkllp aFeet ah4 panglng thFonRh the center an
the bIiek wan dividing the hOuss on this lot from
tne house on the lot adjoining the west, seventy
nlle ieet 70 the n0rtheTlV aide 0l Chestnut street.
ane theeee eas terry along said side Of chestnnt
street thirteen feet aud SIX inches 20 the place Of
1eglnnlng. be heeontents within said bounds what
Seized and taken Ia execution a. the propertv ar
ratrleE hllep aRd Sarah Dillon his wife aud terre
tenants. and to oe aOlG bY
- ROBERT L. ARMSTRONG, Sheriff.
6hstlh Once. heW CAslla, dan, ~, l87b- -febl6N
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-14
NherDaFsa Dale.

- :. By virtue Of writ Of IOvarl J asEas % ne
aSsts Greeted. will be exposed 20 Public salo At
the tsataystte HoseL eM Hhipley slSaet.
g, - kept By james O. PiersQn, In the city OF
Wilmington, New Castle county, D0laUaFa, Cd
WEDNESDAY,. the lelh 0sy Of February. AID. 1878.
a. O'Clock, D. m.
the tOllouihg described Heal Essate, viz;
All that certain iot Of land With brick DWELLING
thereon erected. situated 10 the city Of ilminRton
and boanasd as iollews. 70 wit; Beginntng On The
eastery side Of adison street seventy sK fsst om
the nOrthoasteFiy corner Of Fourth and MadiSna
streets az the center Of the party wall bot1esn he
tntnce easteFg parallel - Fourth street through
the centre OF the party tAll aforesaid nYty soVea
leeti thenee noFtheFlF and parallel 10 Nadiaok
street tWenRy feet mora oF less 10 The sontkerly
ace 9l ioaT feet alley leaang iHt0 adiS0H strosf
sneees SesteFig along said side 81 said allag N1d
gAIAalM w Fonrth s1ost sixty aoyen feet 70 tie
oehtcsly sde 81 Madison street; and thence eOnth-
sers ~ ~ sia \. sds q Mad,sen slEeet ieee
Eents thereof what theg mag With thS 1fss ara s-i
W. ese ot atogelad alley N e4mpon With
o.0es owners Of lands bouRded theFoon, foreFer.
cf NOEL NE sassa tate s.eeption AZ the plsy
sh.-,~. = =, ROBERT L. Armstrong, ghs9il
snefihS emeo New Casila. Del. Jan. ne, AID, 1sgSe8
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-14
A Want Never Before 5 uppIIed.

=. In regions where Liver complaint and Bilious
diseases prevail 70 so great an extent, there has
long been felt the need Of medicine that wOuld
ACT specifically on the Liver, restoring Il 10 its
normal functions, and at the same tine 30 ssii,
iroLn aiter enecta, and yet so simple that Il may
be used by any one. Il lsnow admitted ~ al,
that DIR. TUFTS VEGETABLE LIVER Pills
supply this want They are now nrescribed by
the most eminent Physicians throughout the
whole South. i...a 'IT7 70 -sf ~
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-14

SALES OF MoNET.-At the regular monthly
meeting of Star Loan Association, last evening
WV sold at 2O14 per cent premium, and SI60O
Al Tue regular monthly meeting of Young
Mems Loan Associatio, last cvcninsy s70o soid
al ~ per cent. The proposed amendment to the
Bylaws, authorizing the issue OF new series of
stock, was postponed one month.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-14

The Word "C4RPET."-The other day citi-
zen OF West Chester having nothing better to DO
probably, transferred the word, Carpet" into
htty separate and distinct woTds, and challenged
nybody "to 60 one better" The challenge was
accepted, and smother chap, with time hanging
heavily on his hands, invented sixty-four worde
from the same fountain source. Competition Is
ktlL open, and dictionaries command premium
in West Chester
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-14
Dr.. Tutt's ErDeelorane'

The properties Of this elegant preparation are
eemnleents nutritivo, balsaniic heating aud sOoth
lsg. lt bFaecs the nefyous system aud produce
pleasant and refreshing eieep. II eshiIerates m
relieves glOomlness and depEeaslOn. It a the
most valuable Lung Balsam ever offered 10 sufIer.
ere trOm Pulmonary diseases.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-14
LOCAL iRfELLldGa0E.
The sleighing is excellent.

The sleighing is excellent
Amussments were plenty last evening
Macbeth" tonight, at tae Masonic Temple.
English Opera Will be produced at the Masonic
Temple next week
New and very fine teas at JONES Crippen's 4th
and Market streets, just rec lived.
Sugar cured hams, dried beef and tonSueS, ut
Cnppen's, 18th and Market streets.
The Platter murder trial has been conc Sluded, aud
Ila'er found guilty Of m anslauEhter.
@. F. Rudolph is furnishing all the silver ware
Tor the new hotel except the forks and spoons.
New Ags, oranges, lemons, cocoaI nis, iellies and
sArdenes, at James Cnppen's, 4th and Market SITS.
The verdict OF the Coronei's jury, in the case Of
Earnest Vsldow, is causing considerable COM
ment.
JAWS, Laguirs, RlC, Maracabo, aud Mocha cof-
fees always fresh roasted, at Crippen's, 4th and
Iarket streets
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-14

The Attorney General has declined 10 recon-.
mend the pardon OF Samuel q. BroWn, a South
Carolina ku-Klux leader. under saatsnoe Of
an pflsoment ioT i've yearA. Brown occupied
high social posiliOa Il haniS hnd lis frisndE
nave been earnest In Interesting fsr him.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-14
Magistrates Cases.
nEFnRk MAYOR n,Mn1s

Jas. 7. Brennan, James Keruey, q. Crsven aud
Camilla Hastings, for drunkenness were each
fined 30 cents and costs.
BEFORE KsoURE FRAZER,
Mary Waiss, for assault. and battery Oh Mary
Max, was held 10 bail, in the sum Of SiOO to keep
the peace. y
Lena Laper, col, for assaullng ThOs. Murray,
col, with knife and striking him over the h ad
SIth red hot poker, was fined 25 cents and costs.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-14

HAPPY MEN.-PeIsoDs who wasr moustaches
are often dreadfully embarrassed when eating
SOUP, by the accumulation of the aliment upon
their hlrsute appendages Such viii be glad to
learn that q rubber muzze intended 10 obviate
this Inconvenience has been invented II covers
the upper and lower lips, having a slit IN It to
correspond with the mouth and fastening behind
the occiput with spring
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-14
Z NV HIST M ENT
SECURITIES.

The Northern Pacific Railroad Company through
iis ti3anoal Agents is 1oW selling e par and 40
ernea interest its First Mertgago 7-S0 Gold Bonds
equipment Ofits line OF Read, After Thorough in
Yestgation. We recommend these securities as A
the following ~
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-14

SUNDAY ScRooL ANNIvERsARY.-Th Sunday
School at Riddles ChapCl will give an anniversa.
~ entertainment this evening. which will be tree
on.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-14

Lex IN THR DRLAwARE.-The ice in the Della
ware u again interfering seriously with naviga-
ton, and last evening twenty-five schooneIs and
i've square-riggers put into the barbor AZ New
Castle on this account
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-14

"CRDERoRoFT"-"Cedarc the residence of
Bayard Taylor, in Kennett township, is about be-
ing purchased by parties hailing from Chicago.
They are also negotiating for the residence OF
Mr. Frank Wickershsm near Kennelt Square.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-14

TO BE TEIED.-The new Keliapce slcamsr
giii be tried, thts hft@hoor, ~ home point ON
.ne Chrissianas probably near the Third street
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-14
ReElstcr,s OrHer.

htGlsTERS OFFICE,
New Castle County, Lanuarv:Stb Isis
Upon the application OF VICTOR Dupont.
Executor Of CHARLES /. DUPONT Jr, late OF
ChHsuana hundred. in said county, deceased: Il
R ordered and directed by the Register
that the Executor aforesaid give notice OF the
granting OF Letters TCsismentsry upon the rs
tate ot the deceased, with the date of granting
ing theTeot, by causing advertisements to be
posted within forty days rom the date Of such
Letters, IN six Of the most public places of the
county OF New Cas,i. occurring all persons hav.
ing demanI. against the Estate present the
same. or abide by an Act 81 Assembly in such
ease made and provided. And also cause the same
e De inserted within the same eriod in the
DelAWaTe Gazette. newsI apeT publlshed in Will
nington, and TO be continued therein two months
C@l Given under the hand and Seal T Office OF
Is. the hegistcr Aforesaid a IN eU Castle in New
Castle County afOreaid, the day and year
ABOVE written. b. GIBBS, Register.
NOTICE.
AIpSFsonshaVingc claims again 81 th ate Of th q
SeeeAsed must present the duly aftested 10 the
eEoeutof on or before January 18th, 1874 or abide
ded. VICTOR DuP0NT FTecntor
Wilmington. Del. jan. % -2m
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-14
NherLfi1R AnIe.

ka By virtue Of writ Of Levari FacIas
III to me directed, will be exposed 10 Public
sale. at the Lafayette Hotel. No. Bll Ship
~ ley street, kept by James Z. PieTaln, in the
OitS OF wilmington, New Caslls county. Delaware
I'm SAIIRDAY. March j lNIo. 4 y