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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-26
Public Sale


HORSES, CARRIAGES, HARNESS, &c.
Tue undersigned, int tending to change his business
will sell ut public sale At John Lemmon's Hotel OF
posite Delaware College, Newark, Del, on
WEDNESDAY, NAR0H IL, 1874,
AT 10 O'Clock, A. NJ,
The following described personal property, viz:
TEN HEAD OF HORSES.
Ne |, Gipsy, black hor'e. years old, good -
No. q Frank, black horse, years old, 1
No. 8, Harry, dark bay, years DID, good driving
and work horse.
No.4, Dick, sorrel hor,e, years old, good driver
and worker.
No. s, apsey, bay horso, years old, good driver
No.,e, Nellie, brown marc, years old, good worker
and drivir.
No. 7, saic, hay mare, years old, GOOD worker
no. D. kosey, dan mare, coming years old, fast
Nos, ennie, bay mare, 10 years DID, with foal by
Comley's horse
No. 10, roam mare, IL years old, good leader.
f51;scH OUR GOOD cows,
Nh Two of which will be in profit by day of
IAAsAA-- sale
Five shiiting-top bugsies, in good order ;otSa&k
nearly new; good market wagon, with tongue and
shafts, three-sprina peach wagon, good twohorse
wagon, set light double harness, 10 sets single har
ness, setsstage harness In good order lot OF ban
cunsaor, and other artclea too tedious to mention
Also, sleighs and G sets OF bells.
TERMS-All sums OF $50 and under, cash all
auios over that amount a credit Of months will be
curity interest added, payable the National Bank
Of Newark, Delaware
EVAN W, LEWIS.
b, I. Riddle, Auotioneer. feb28
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-26
DIED


On the 23d inst, Helen Madeline, daughter
of Samuel and Lucy Chadwick, aged two
weeks.
In Philadelphia, on the 2lst inst, Mrs. Lydia,
wife of Nathaniel Wolfe, late Sheriff OF New
Castle county, aged 70 years, buried Feb, 23,
at Emanuel Church Cemetery, New Castle,
Del.
On the 10Th of January, Of heart disease,
Ellsworth s., sou OF Simon s., and Emily My
ers, in the 18th year ofhis age.
Peaceful be thy silent slumber,
Peaceful In the grave so low;
Thou no more wilt join our number
Thou no more our songs shall know.
Dearest Ellsworth, thou hast lett us;
Here thy loss we deeply feel
But this God that hath bereft u.s.
He can all our sorrows heal
Yet again we hope to meet thee,
When the day of life is fed,
Then in heaven with Joy 10 greet thee
Where no fllewell tears are shed.
SISTER.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-26
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Escape VI Priseners.-The attention of officer
kiiings the Waterman Of the prison at sew
Castle, was attracted by peculiar noise iu the
back yard OF the jail, between the hours OF one
and three O'Clock, ON "Wednesday morning and
opening The door TO ascertain its cause, ht.
gagged and bound, and threw him into the eel
lar. Some OF the party threatened TO kill him
and was only prevented from further violence
by the intercessiou OF Big Frank who assured
them that he hat always treated the prisoners
tiSllly. The party took the Keys from Rulings
aud then proceeded 10 unlock the doors Of sew
.lal cells, iiberatiug the Tour bank burglars aud
t., Frazier who made their escape. II is sup
posed that the liberatng party arrived at New
tasile IN tus boat some time during the night,
when procuring two ladders which Il Lrcklayri
hal been using the day before IN repairing
chimney in the vicinity, and binding them To-
sether they enabled the party 10 scale the pris-
o. wall, and un Getting Into the yard they pre-
c,eded To ply out the window Intel OF LAWYER
cell, causing the noise which attracted Il e
attention Of Riding, who opened the
door when they rushed into the prison Us above
stated. TIE work Of liberation was soon ac-
eonrlished, and the party with their friends
left The prison by the route which they had et-
fected an entrance, without alarming ANY Of the
other officers, aud using the tug, 1t is supposed
To reach the jersey shore. Great surprise was
caused by this PRISON delivery, and on Wednes-
day morning it WAS the theme OF general con
vefsation or remark. Word was Immediately
.-n 10 Chief Grady who notified the po-
lice OF tho principal eli es aud the neghboring
towns Of this escape
Atltr the alarm WAS given in the morning,
Sir, GIthn Stated 10 look Tor Riding ana
alter sometime found him III the cellar, with
bis head thrown hack over lump of coal, his
mouth distended, and In a very critical condi-
ton Wien 1t Was released and tue gasrx
moved he could not close his jaws, and 1t was
only atleI rubbing lbs face all hour OF more
that he WAS ails 10 use his tongue 30 ss to re-
late his adventure and e,cApe from death
Sheriff Armstrong offers reward OF 1900
dollars Tor the ATTEST and return Vi tile conv lets
nho escaped
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-26
WILMINGTON FLOUR MARKETS.
Corrected every Wednesday and Saturday
TIE PHILADELPHIA MARKETS,

FLOUR.-Prices follows: Sales Of super
dhe Flour at sb26 to bT5, extras COO $50. extra
Flour e4.76.
GkAIN.-Sales OF red Wheat at s1.5s to 1.65, amber
slesal76, spring sl80 Rye s2s96c. Corn 7sc TO
SIC. Oats 90 TO 84c. for white.
SEEDS-Cloyer ats to 9xc. per ib.; Timothy
s350per bushel; and Flax seed 2.25
PROYISIONS.-Mess PORK $3.50 per barrel
Bacon Hams IL to lac per ID. Sides &C., and Shout
ders SC. Lard 9ka9k c.
WOOL.-Saies OF the finer grades at 50 to bIc
medium as to &c., common IS to 4Oc domestic null
ed 80 to 42c., washed fleece 90 to Csc.
THE CATTLE MARKET.
Choice al 6ka7 cents fair to good at 4 q 64 cents
and common at 4a5c per pound gross.
Cows and Caves;--Salea OF SprIngers at F3Oa65 ana
fresh COWS at &BaSI5
Sheep, al 6ka7o per ID, tor fair TO choice.
Hogs corn led 1926 per 100 lbs.
Prime hay. Timothy si.sOa2.OOi Mixed siasl.50.
Straw, 81 75R1s5.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-26

ItpUr5y.-'rhe n Jwer season b., conf ~ and
IN oar rly ARE several florists whose hot houses
tJnAlh prauiilhl lowers fof boqueis aud plants
fJf bedding. MIR. George Taylor OH the phlla-
dtlphia PIKE bear 10Th street, on Joseph Tat
HALLS farm has neat little hot house about 20
Itet long and l. feet ide H. has 4 small as
s7Itment VI Hover plants, bat the view OF the
Ever from b house is tn-
Messrs. latna x Co, hose Green houses
axe I'll Delaware Ayenue aud Jefferson ,treets
sud also al Nineteenth and jefferson streets
north OF he Brahdyw Inc, have an extensive as
; nment ot new, rare and beautiful plants. for
bedding Us wen as fOr buqnpts. Among thar
most popular plants are the Brgouas, iiowering
and lr;iFed, AT - cents edrh Carnations, Gala
Niuin tsculentun, Elephants Ear) Gamma IN
'Il'a, tshot pant0 Fuclsils, in variety; English
lry, each from - To 50 GEMS, Clnneraria Mari
Una, tDusty Mpiller); IVY leaved Geruniums,
Nladl"lJs, assorted cel0rs; Saliva splendens,
scarlet Slge,) ~ cents each, diacaenas, so cts.
10 ~ each, Ierns III Variety IL cents TO W each;
loses 70 cents 10 ST. q raniums Ivy leaved, seen
ted, double, gold, silver or bronze, 10 to 30 cts
,tphe4, c"leus, cobaea scandens, gladiolus,
heliotroPe4 IL TO % cents; plrlor or German ivy,
l4ntanAs, lilnum rubrum, lobelias, Keniworth
ivy, Chnafia cymbalariaD pansies, petunias
tuOeroses aid vegbenas. Those for which no
plItes are named mostly cost from 10 10 20 cts
U'ide's bbquetl, with silk fringe, are made for
- upto sl6 each bridesmaids boquets, 81 to
~, baud boqae'' with lace paper, 81 to SIS. The
sHniAy OF sunset tl,chsia, primiula iaponica and
AVE additional kinds of geranuIns have lately
teen added to their stock
Lir, j. l.. Brown, 1Orijt, OH the Gareche road
south Of the Ghristlana, within the city limits
las SIX green houses, about three hundred feet
long, with five thousand square feet of glasl.-
The flowers al Asbury Missionary Anniversary
aid The Washington Fire Company Ball. were
Procured ofbim. Ills rose and iaponica houses
AZ httk a "a min l.
Iower sl4hi6 tins season. In one, is a Bigno-
mia veuestls, species of the Virginia areeper,
tue size OF which is seldom seeii in hot house
tbs hoquets and plants are sought after by par
'lrs IN Baltimore, Philadelphia, Newark, New
astle, Christiana and other places.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-26
PROPOSALS

PROPOSALS FOR
G h B ST o N e.
Scale proposals will be received BY the Street Com
mittee the office of the Street Commissioner, until
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1874,
At o'clock, P. M,
For furnishing about 1000 feet OF curb stone, ror
the use OF the City 10 be delivered directed by
the street Commissioner.
The Committee reserve the right 70 reject any or
all bids.
No bid will be accepted unless it be from respon-
s,ble party.
Chairman of the Street Committee.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-26

AqTseadty Surprised. Key VIM. H. Hen.
Erickson Of Chrlstiana Hundred, was most
agreeab.y surprised last Tuesday evening, by
visit of some thirty or forty of his friends,
.ho unceremoniously took possession of his
1--WE cling, and after passing an hour in pleas
ant intercourse, sumptuOus supper was
prepared of which all partook with evident
pleasure. On returning to the sitting room
our esteemed fellow citizen, DR.. Fields, a.
unused the company with experimental de-
monstrations Of the truth of the science of
phrenology, and many were astonished that
they had not before discovered that they
possessed so many qualities constituting
great men and wonderful women. As the
evening wore Oh Rev. Mr.. France was dele
gated by the laties to present Mr. Hen.
Erickson a tine black suit Of clothes, and his
sood lady a beautiful dress pattern and other
articles. This Mr. +. did in neat little
speech, which was responded TO By Mr..
ilendrickson in quito eloquent terms. Re-
marks We're made by Rev. Isaac L. Crouch
and Others, adding to the pleasures of the
occasion. Rev. Mr.. France also baptised the
youngest child and the grandchild of Mr.
hendrickson, and after prayer, singing, dc,
the party returned to their respective homes
we'll pleased with the evenings proceedings.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-26
GENUINE
eruvian GuanO.

Farmers Asricultursts and dealers In Fertilizers
have now an opportunity OF obtaining this valuable
manure in small large los. 1t the sole porte RI
prices, by apply. ing to the Special Agency just
fuyian uusno 10 Consumers at any acsessbe mort on
railway station In the country. Full partcula CIV
In Circular mailed free Oh application 70
X. BALCAZAR,
No. 81 Beaver Street, New YORK.
REFERENCES BY PERMISSION.
Msssrs Hobson, Hurtado & Co., Financial A gents Of
the Peruvian Government, 81 Wall St, y. y.
Moses Taylor, Pres. National ity Bank, 81 Wall St,
New York.
J. c. Tracy. ESQ, Peruvian Consul, zen Broadway
n. Y. feb26-3m
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-26
.U BLTC SALE.

The undersigned, having rented his farm, win sell
thereon at public sale at his farm on the Fouk road
IN Brandywlne Hundred, about miles from VIII
mington, On
FRIDAY, MARCH 10, 1874,
AT O'Clock, p. m, sharp,
1ne following described personal property, viz:
~ head Of good work or driving fS2KK
TNH horses. head Of good cows intkA
zoo profit by day ef sale. I'LL
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
two-ho wagon with tongue and shafts, nearly
new / broad wheel horse cart, market dearborns,
nearly new, good and reaper, self rake, steel
tooth hay rake in good order, Vanwickle gram fan
hay rigging, 2 good plougho, guilty ator, harrow
about 100 bushels oil corn :. nd oats by the bushel
and good timothy hay by the ton.
DAIRY FIXTURES.
Butter tubs, churns, buckets, milk pans.
1ERMS.--Ait Sums OF S20 and under cash. Ali
ever .tnat amount, credit Of eight months by pug
chaser giving bankable note With approved endorssr,
THOMAS TALLEY.
l.. W. Sudbam s SON. AuctioIeers. feb29-ts
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-26
RU Bile sAs Il.

oUBLaC SAVE,
The subscriber, having rented his farm will sell at
public sale, On
TUESDAY, MARCH 5, 1874, at 10 clock, q. m,
The following described personal property, viz:
HEAD of GOOD WORK or DRIVING HORSES.
szeUH ID HEAD OF GOOD MICH ~
Xxx COWS, some with calves by their IN
~sides, others coming In profit.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
heavy broad wheeled wagon, narrow wheeled tive
morse wagon, narrow wheeled cart, broad wheeled
CART milk wagon pows, harrows, hukes, FORKS post
doR shoves, spades rakes, picks, mattocks post dig
ger, cross cut saw, hand saw, No. broad axe, grind
stone, grain cradle, moving scythe hay rigging fan
crow bar axes log chains COW chains, half bushel
half peck, barn shovel, buckets, steel tooth horse
lake, sc.
HARNESS. sets double wagon harness, 1 set of
new double carriage harness, never used set of
dearborn harness. pillow gears, leading chains, collars
halters cart saddle and harness. nearly new. Hay
and atra BY the ton, corn BY the bushel wheat in
the ground, lot Of chickens
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
Such as beds, bedsteads, mahogany centre table,
large cook stove, settee aud number OF other arti
ces too tedious to mention.
DAIRY FIXTURES.
2 ehurns, horse power in perfect order 2 butter
WORKERS, butter tubs, milk pans milk kettles milk
churns, measuring kettle, strainer, &c.
TERMS.-An Sums of $50 and under cash /, all
over that amount tredit OF four months giving
bsnkable note with approved endorser.
ELI B. TALLFY.
l.. ". 5tldhsm & Son, Auctsneers. feb25
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-26
oUBLlC SALE

public SALE D.
T Il q 4 TIN STOC X.
nrhe subscriber, having ermined engage in the
raising OF hay, viii sell at public sale, on his faI In
near the iiyer about miles north OF New Castle,
MONDAY, MARCH ls, 1874,
AT O'Clock. p. IN,
lie grester portion OF his stock, consisting OF
HEAD OF HORSES AND COLTS.
No. /, Lady Stanley. years old, brown, -
very promising
No. 2, Morgan Black Hawk, years old, A
good work or driving horse. A
No 3, Moscow mare, years old, ut for any kind
Of use,
No, 4, Morgan Black Hawk, mare. 8 yeats old, can
speed.
No. 8. Nancy Rogers, well known TO our horsemen,
she having trotted her half mile In 1.2l.
No. g. Altoona, years old next June. nay, nne sise
and action. and giving promise of good speed.
No. I, stud colt Alexis out OF Nancy Rogers by
lobdells HAmbletonian horse /? years old IN May
aext, good size and nne action.
No, ., bay mare colt, Maud, months old. out OF
Nancy Rogers by Lobdelps Hsmbletonan horse, and
IL very promising.
GuoD MICH COWS, AEa~
some with calves by their sides others IxyyS
spTinEins w
TERMS.-All sums of $50 and under cash on all
sums over that amount credit of months will be
given on purchaser giving a bankable note with an
approved indoTser Interest added or per cent. wi
for cash.
JAMES NJ. HURST.
l.. w Sttdham y SON, Auctioaeers. feb2s
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-26

fHb hisl patent issued in the United States,
CfWhlell lhtie is any record, was granted TO
Samuel Hopkins, on July 3lst, 1850, Tor max
ing pot aud rearl ASHES, The second was to
James Stacey Sampson, on August 9th, 1890.
Tor maEina caLdles, and the third and last for
the year 7a0 was 10 Oliver Evans, fol Ipak
ing Hour and meal 4 he latter bear date De-
leinber, 18th, 1880.
a LINE Of steamers is to be estsbhshed be-
ween Cailao and San Francisco.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-26

On the Perkiomen creek, Montgomery coun-
ty Pa, and its Tributaries are 1903 grist mills, 81
saw mills, is oil mills, 8 clover mills, II pow
der mills furnace, FORCES. 8 toundries and
inachine shops, planning mill, . sieve and
aid tauuefirs.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-26

Tie ttre between san Francisco aud Yoko-
hama, heretofore $500, Is to be $3.50; between
Yokohama and New York via the lsthmus,
heretofore $j15, Is 10 Le $3.50; aud the fare
through 10 Liverpool by tirst-tlass steamers is
10 br $500.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-26

L. :. SENATE Feb 24th.-Mr Scott me-
ssuted the prote,tof the Philadelphia Com
luHu Council against the lease of the old La
!4tet%o site tor powder magazine. The House
uili for the payment Of snuuilies to the Semi
4oe Indians was passed A bill to protect the
layigable waters Of the United States from OBJ
structions was introduced. The bill to equal
iZs the distribution of currency was considered,
aud Mr.. SchuTz spoke against further infia-
zion.
HoUeE.-among Tue bIiis introduced we're
40 by Atr. W COL to regulate the collp,tio of
,ustolns, and to regulate duties on Imported
zine. one by Mr. Smith, of Virginia. sI'oiish-
ing the ofhoes OF Commissioner of Internal
revenue aud Commissioner of Customs: one
by Dir. ield, OF Missouri, TO increase the cur
.ancY, provide Tor nter-convertible bonds and
,.bollsh the sinking fund, and one 10 increase
ibe revenue from imports and reduce Internal
taxation. a bill was reported from the Ways
and Means Committee and passed, 10 facilitate
tie expectation OF distilled spirits. Mr.. Kelly
from the WAYS snd Means Comm ittee, repor.
VI bill TO suspend the Rounding OF duties
mai , on imported fruits. On motion OF Mr.
Shan. S, the Indian Committee were directed
20 inQu Ne into the status Of the Indians as re-
yards cit, wnshipr rights oi properly, &C
British MNastIg.--1he ivIiowing is lis
OF II embers OF the new Cabluet. First Lord Of
Inc treasury u Sraelli SnauctIior Vi Tue Elk
-hequer, Sir Stafford Nortbcote; First Lord o
the Admiralty Hone Department, Richard
Assheton Gross; for the Foreign Department
Earl Of Derby; for the Colonial Department
Earl of Carnarvon for War, Claiborne Hardy
tol Iuda, Marquis OF Salisbury; Lord High
chancellor Lord Cairns: Lord Privy Seal, Ear
Of Malmesbury: Lord President OF the Council
Duke OF Richmond. Lord John Manners is ap
pointed Postmaster General. Lord Sandon
Vice President of the Council. Lord George
CHARLES Lenox, Commissioner OF Public Work.
and Buildings. Mr.. Smith, member OF Parla
meLt elect from Westminster. Financial Score
taly vi The Treasury.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-26

fNARD.-D. Lemon q Co, steam Cracker Bak-
" ers, Candy Manufacturer and dealers In dine
groceries foreign and domestic fruits &c. having re
ed from their old store, No. 2s3 Market street.
between End and Srd to their dbeautful store
III Market ST., between Front and 2nd, one square
below most respectfully beg leave to call the atten-
tion oil the citizens Of Wilmington and surrounding
country to their large and assorted stock Of plain and
ornamental Candles candy toys fancy boxes for hol
idss presents, etc., which they eau buy cheaper at
to the great facilities they have IN their new estsb-
lishment, by the introduction OF steam they assure
citizens Wilmington that they are prepared to offer
goods as low as they be purchased from any 9TH
house in America, either a. Wholesale or RETAIL
many new ones as can conveniently come and see
u.s. 10 give us a call and be satisfied that David Lem
WHO'S at the head OF establishment, can offer
inducements ia secure their permanent custom.
dec2e 81. ID. LEMON q CO,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-26
NHERIEE,s SALE.

DY virtue Of sundry writs OF vsnditioni Exponas to
Dine directed, will be exposed to Public Sale, 1t the
Lafayette Hotel, 1 Ship1ey street. kept by james O.
Pierson In the City Of Wilmington, New Castle coun-
~ ON SATURDAY, MARCH It'll, 1874,
at O'Clock, p. M,
The following described Real Estate, viz Bakers
Union Commission House, situated In the city of
Wilmington, on 4th street, between Walnut and
Poplar street, also 9 two-story Brick Houss the
corner Of 4th and Walnut streets.
No. Lot Is 40 feet front on 4th street, running
back 80 feet the building new 30 feet front eth
street. by 90 feet deep, three stories high with
feet wide alley running to stable and carriage shed
also connected with the building.
No. Is a twostory Brick Dwelling with attic,
situated In the 8. h. Of Fourth street .wal
nut Streets containing rooms, parlor, diningr0om
and kitchen the hrst-hoor, three chambers the
second floor and two rooms In the attic The lot Is
is feet ten inches front Walnut street. by GO feet
deep parallel with 4th street.
seized and taken In execution as the property of
The Bakers Union ofthe City Of Wilmington, Del
aware, and to be sold by
RoBERTL. ARMSTRONG, Sheriff.
Sheriff s Office, New Castle, Feb. 10, 1874.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-26

II Market street This Is q desirable situation
residence and rapidly increasing in value. Lot runs
through to King street. A. h. aRIMSHAw,
No, West Third Street,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-26
SHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue Of q writ Of venditoni Erponas
to me directed will be exposed to Public Sale, AZ the
house Of James Ksneiy, Jr., near Middlstewn, in
Appoquinimink Hundred, New Castle county, Del,
on
MONDAY, MARCH 9, 1874,
At 10 O'Clock, a. In,
The following described personal property, viz;
m 7horses. colt, mules, cows,
IGN heifers, 10 hogs, IL shoats, l wa kES
XII gon, peach body, mill dear born, Y-W
york wagon and hal ness, plows, harrows cuitiVa-
tors and other farming utensils &c. Corn and wheat
Household furniture, &c.
Seized and taken In execution Is the property OF
james KAnely, Jr., and to be sold by
KobERT L. ARMSTRONG, Sheriff.
sherih's once, New Castle, February %, 1s74.
TERMS.-An sums Of $40 and under cash ali
over that amount credit OF months on purchase
giving bapKable noIe with approved endorser in
terest added.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-26
SherfHs Sale.

Sherid's Sale.
BY virtue OF suudry writs of ri Pa to me directed
will be exposed to Public Sale the farm occu-
pied by David Appleby, near New Castle, IN New
Castle county, Del, on
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY n, 1874,
AT ~ o'clock, M,
The following described Personal Property. Wig:
- horses, % cows IL hsifers, 49,
bull, woke OF oxen, three
XNcaves, farm wagons, 3 OK
3scarts. hay bed, plows. . .--A
guilty ators harrows, lot Of wagon and pillow har-
ness corn shelter, grain FAM | Buckeye reaper,
lot Of poultry. carriage. shovels spades, forks he
80 tons Of hay
bedSteads and bedding bureau, washstands, chairs
tables, settee, clock cook stove, secretary lot of
dishes, lot oil carpet, &c, &c.
Seized and taken into execution the property of
David Appleby, and to be sold by
ROBERT l.. ARMSTRONG, Sheriff.
Sherlfs Office, New Castle, February 9. a. d., 1874
TERMS.-All sums OF $40 and under cash /; ali
over that amount credit OF SIX months on purchaser
terest added. fsbl2
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y n 10T''er "r7s1r1 UT" IH8rhe6 JtISet5'
JANUARY %, is74.-lssis, Coupon, ION 6.2o Co.
%, Hi go ~ do, llsk go, 'G5, do II ss 80
d. llss 1910 do, ilG4 6sof 81 do, li4s. 80 year
Currency Paeihcs. llGt Gold i12k n. Y, 9. &
Aud., 1O4 Erie. an Lake Shore, SIX North
ohlos, ssE Pacific Mail 42i. Westn Union, 7ds;
Pacific "a z. 9: = l. c., 81 4; Penna Ola Read
~, Ssk Lehighvalley, 80. Le1ieh Nav, asa !
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-26
NOTICES.

II WILMINGTON, FKHRuA nY ls, 1870
Ths annual election Tor Nine Directors of the bel
aware Fire insurance Co., will be held at the ONCE
VI the Company, No. COS Market street, on Monday
the Second of March, next between the hours a
two and four p. ~ F, l.. GILPIS Sss'y.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-26

ON ANY LADY OR CHILD OVER WEARS
y ~. Of age can now learn Madame Herman.s
new meth q Of making Wax Flowers for only ~ 81
by purchs sing her new book Of Instruction and AL
entire set Of moulds. Or her book of Instruction in
nioulds scissors. Price only IS OF. These boois
can be had from the author, MADAME HERMAN,
No. i13 West 4st street, New York. fom the Office
OF this paper. octJ0