Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-03-12

For -suie, eood.no top buggy on rsss6pxbie
terms. Apply immediately, at this Office.
. Stdbbed.-Emife Back was dSpesfonsly
stabbed in the abdomen, last Tuesday night,
while attempting to eject froH .his'-shtooh a
young man known as '.SPort Stidbam.g The
offender was arrested and held until'Beck shall
be able to appear against him,
The Triggs Concert.-The third teh,Isai of
The Triggs Concert took place on Tuesday
night last. Over one hundred gentlemen and
iady singers of the city were present, aud their
practice was most admirable. The testimonial
IN the old Father Of Wilmington vocal harmony
bids fair 10 he The gre Attest thing in the concert
line that has ever occurred in Wilmington.
Mortuary. TO the report of Reg.
istrar Huxley, there were fifty two deaths In
our city in the month Of February. or this
number 70 were under one year of age; 8 fiom
one to 10; = from 90 to 30; o from 80 10 40; one
from 40 to so; from 80 to ~; 2 from 60 TO 10;
from 70 10 50; from 80 to 30; | from 30 to
To 100. Born in United States 40, England /,
Germany |, Ireland 4,
4 Treat.-Joseph J.. Killgore, Esq, present.
ed the Board Of Education handsome cake
last Monday evening, which was partaken Of
with many good wishes for his prosperity and
happiness in the state which he has Just enter
ed. A vote OF blanks was also rendered by
motion al Col. John Moore for his liberaity In
remembering the Board among his many
friends on this important occasion. We hope
that lie may more than realize the good wish,
rs given him.
W. A. Hukill, Auctioneer, sold for sam H.
Warren, in Appointments Hd., on the 10Th
inst. Horses TO, 10, ia, 1870, $50, 1872, 172
dollars. Mules 300, BOG, BAT, Sol, $50 dollars
a pair. One odd mule Sl86, 10 head in all al
an average Of $50. Cows 1850, 80. 90, 81 90,
300 dollars, each. Sheep IN lots, at S6.4O,
$500, s5W,s4. 80 per head. Hogs / 1, 10. cents
per pound, and other things ia accordance. -
Attendance was good tor such an unpleasant
day, with spirited bidding and it is supposed
thai the sale VIII amount 10 over four thous-
aud dollars.
Fuir Prjces.-Ai the sale OF Jas. Ii. Appleby,
near Red Lion on the 9TH inst, w, j. Lank,
auctionocr, the following satisfactory prices
We're realized, cows, Ssl $50; 81; $3.50; av-
errelng $II.5O; two year old heifers $87 80 !;
so55O one yearling bull $40 I; two yoke oxen
500; STAG; six months calf $780, horses Queen
500 Dave SlG1 Fora Sl41 Bell 14V ; Lilly
lo4 Prince Albert $500 amount $ll1o aver
age Sl5s.43; mar ket wagon $l24 farm wagon
~, OK cart SIb ; other things in proport ion.--
Amount of sale S2,700. After The sale was
over Mr. Appleby complimented the auctioneer
by giving him an extra $40 tor his success.
SnccesJh.--The lecture of Rev Thomas l..
fonlson At lkiikwood, last Thursday evening,
was decided success in every respect-the
school house being filled with The citizens of
The neighborhood, the lecture unusually enter
taing, being delivered in Mr.. Poulson's best
style, and the auditors all highly delighted
The receipts amounted to over $40, and the
Reverend lecturer generously donated the 500
rendered to him, to the Sabbath school, to as.
slst in iepenishing the library. Mr.. Pouisop
has made very favorable impression in the
neighborbood and the citizens will he well pleas
ed 10 hear him on any future occasion. We
arc pleased TO hear that lie Krkwood SUNDAY
school is in very prosperous condition, and
under the direction OF the Superintendent, Mr.
feter Cleaver, aided by corps of efficient teach
| rrs' gives promise of still greater success.