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company, or those having the track in charge.
from all neglect we believing the embaukment TO
be properly guarded fenced.n Deceased had
been employed 10 furnish sand to the contractors
10 cnarge OF thst section of the Fourth avenue
Improvement work.
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COMMON PLEAs-sPEUIAL TERN.
Decisions.

BY Judge Larremore.
Thomas Mcbride VS.. Catherine McBride.-Di-
vorce granted.
Klein vs. Gumpert-Court at special term has
no Jurisdiction.
In the matter OF Sand; In the matter of weise.-
Applications granted.
Neudecker VS.. ensen.-Attachment or.
dered.
Dunseth va. Beach, Proof Of service wanted.
The New York Life Insurance Company va. Fet-
tretch.-Report confirmed and distribution or
dered.
Tie People, DC, VS.. Hayes.-Order signed
BY Judge Loew.
Mcintyre vs.. Mclntyre.-Motion granted. See
opinion.
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BOARDEfxs WANTED.

FAMILY OR SINGLE GENTLEMEN CAN FIND
drst class Board and pleasant Rooms in \ desirable
location; table bosrders taken 4 second avenue
seventeenth street, opposite otuyvesaut square.
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I LARGE PRoNT ROOM on THIRD FLOOR, WITH
southern aspect nicely f9rnishea with large panty
class Board, At - West Washington place, near sixth
avenue.
The New York herald., 1874-07-29

q OR THREE GENTLEMEN CAN HAvE ROOM
Breakfast and Tea At 1877 Washington street. Jersey
City two blocks from the ferry private family; dinner
on Sunday; price IS
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A WEST TwENTY.SBCOND STREET, FIRST DOOR
4 from Nfth avenue.-Handsome Suit OF Rooms TO let
with Board separately together also Rooms for sin
The New York herald., 1874-07-29

L,IRST GLASS COUNTRY BOARD-TERMS S. 70 s.
with farmer. on the Schoharie River: good driyeS
fishing and boating, Address d. BAUCH, Breakabeen.
ScbOha TIe ~ Y
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-06-19

Empire Prairie Items.
Rain in torrents. We have plenty.
and some to spare. Considerable dam
age has been done, IN washing away
bridges and c~ulverts and the soil of our
fields. The ground is too wet to pillow,
and the weeds are growing very fast.
Corn looks well. Spring wheat will be
very short on account of the drouth and
chinch bugs.
Now is the season of strawberries and
cream. Just come over, Mr.. Editor, and
WE will treat you to a dish, such as a
king might envy.
We have new potatoes. Who can
beat us?
We forgot to mention that our friend,
Robert Chapman, has a fine baby boy.
Success to him.
Daniels & CO.. are doing Il thriving
l,.~
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ME Alderman. Treasurer. The grounds
ot ne cluh are located ut the old fair
grounds, east OF town. The following
Is the first ten: c. F. BOoher. Luther
Watts, Abe Caldwell, II. w. Mattison,
c. Hleren, Joe Walker. John a. Watts,
John Rea, Mamie Alderman and Ed.
Nelson. There is Il lot of latent base
ball talent lying round loose going to
waste, which might rs well be made
available.
CLERKS of school districts are re-
quired, under the new law, to purchase
for their district Il proper record book,
register. order books. &c. f. +. Hobart
~ Co., of ST. Louis, have published Il set
OF books which are warmly recon-
mcnded by the State School Suprrin-
tendent. w. W. Booher. at the County
Clerks Office, i agent for them tor this
county. Clerks should call on him.
LAST Fridays Gazette contains an
article and diagram endeavoring to
brighten the citizens of that burg into
doing something for the salvation of
the river to that city. According To its
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the tent pitched in the vacant lot at the
corner of Pearl and Third streets.
Large audiences have greeted Elders
Butler and Long all this week.
A MEETING of the Women,S Temper
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~. NtoIitSohiois H"' SohV uo"H W
Platte county to see his sweetheart.
We suppose he is seriously inclined.
We will be glad if G. A. S. Pipe and
Occidental can settle their difficulty
without foreign intervention.
Our base ball club, the Nohawks,
will play another match game next
Saturday with the Union Star boys. OF
course they will win. Pop AUGER.
Blue Grotto Items.
Mr.. EDIToR-Thinking that Il few
items from Il part OF the world would
not look bad IN your valuable paper, |
grasp my pen to let your readers know
there is Il place in Andrew county
known by the name of Blue Grotto.
Blue Grotto is situated ON the west
bank of the Platte river. We have
river communication with Rochester
and other leading cities in the West.
1t is hardly necessary for me to
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=, ~ BNkN

4 4bxSSS<SsS8SSs
Prospect foi i Railroad through
Savannah.
1t is well known to very man of VI
readers that the Kansas City, st. Joseph
and Council Bluffs Railroad Company
have been to immense expense within
the past year to defend their line of road
from the entertainments of the uncon-
querable Missouri river. with the gloomy
prospect of Il very large increase of an
nual expenditures for that purpose. i'll
stead of diminution. We are informed
the authorities of the road have Il project
in mind, which, in II opinion. isa prop
er one and should he acted upon forth
with. This is to abandon the old river
track between st. Joe and Forest City,
and build the line of road from St. Jo-
Seph to Savannah, and thence To Forest
City. Much of that route has been
graded; and it has been asserted by
those who pretend to know. that the cost
of keeping in repair the present river
road would in Il few Years pay for build
ing Il new road which would he free
from such an cxhau>tin" drain. The
matter is only Il subject OF n and
it may turn OH that the officers of the
road will he induced t. retain their
present route. and send good money af-
ter bad in trying Ia induce the Missouri
river To stay in n place tor Il
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a. m, for the purpose of electing Off
GERS for the next quarter. A full at
tendance of the members is desired. !
The MohaWks.
EMPIRE PRAIRIE. June Is, 1874.
EDITOR REPUBLICAN-The base ball
boys of this place are making prepara-
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-06-19

Personal.
j. ii. Tyner. II week Or two since.
sold his dry goods store in this city to j.
C.. Taylor, who continues the business
at the old stand. Mr.. Tyner has been
in business a number of years, but for a
year ortwo, having a good many irons
in the fire, has been trying to dispose of
his store, that he might apply himself
more closely to other business interests.
BY his straightforward manner of con-
Quoting business, Mr.. Tyner has ac-
quired many friends, who wish him well
in whatever business he undertakes.
John Bonham, an Andrew county cit
izen, who has the job of distributing
Uncle Sans mail on the Hannibal 4 St.
Joe road. made Savannah a visit last
week.
Our most grateful thanks are due
Mrs. Samuel Huffman for the presenta-
ton of the most handsome and fragrant
boquet of the season. on Friday last.
&. W. S%purgeon, of Jacksonville,
Kansas, is Secretary of the Kansas State
Grange.
MesSrs. ID. &. Brown and ID. Bonham.
.ir.. ofJ,mpire, favored us with a call
last week.
Although John J. Miller has one more
in the family to support OTIS Il girl), he
hasn't raised a cent on the price of his
clothing. &c.
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a combat at AmaZonia, the other day,
with clod>. The difficulty was termina-
ted by Mack calling for '.straw hats
for two" AMI paying for them.
The firm of AL. Dodge 4 Bro. .at Fill
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miles west of them before long. and no
bridge. The Herald ridicules the mat
ter.
.AIACK or two about Il house are
very convenient articles. An advertise
ment appears elsewhere dircclin" those
wanting some of these almost necessary
~appendaTeS % Il well rrnulltnI resi-
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made 10 do. The true economical course
Ia pursue * the one above mentioned.
and We hope it will he adopted. From
St. Joe TO Savannah Il new route would
be takcn-nut the old road bed recently
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drncc. where they may be fomd-over
St"ttS Il Thurtr!l'> marble shop. Savan-
nah.
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washed the corn from the ground. and
swept away fences. and how the people
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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-06-01

lNSECTItIDES.
All this season, persons resarng to nut away
furs and wOollens, and house are about com
mencing their customary house cleaning. the uues.
tionS Naturally arise "M hat shall we 40 to prevent
the rhyagts OF the moth and TO rid honse OF the
ptstiiercuA, reaches, hugs, ants etc. ." The best
KNOWN RELIABLE articl for rotcction against the
moth are
GUM CAMPHoR.
Which, being volatile, permeates the entire mass or
bundle OF goods and socn dissp when the goods
are opened for use again.
GENUINE PERSIAN INSECT POWDER.
An innocent vegetable powder, which etfeetuaIly
banishes moths, ants, and all small insects hen pro-
peflv used and IL pronounced by fnrrieIs tn be
one OF the most eihcient and cheapest ices use
All wOollen goods should be thoroughly beaten OF
shaken, and furs well cOmbed and brushed before be
ing placed away. This powder In also an excellent
article for the destruction bacbngs SIN all fred)
roaces eas on dogs or cats. lice on poultry, insects
are
CORROSIVE sUBLTMATE.
An active poison ito be carefully used) best suite
Tor use on bedsteads and furniture and alon til
edges Of carpets in the form OF solution.
CARBoLIC ACID.
Which destroys all the lower orders of plants and ami
mails, IL cheap and effective should be used in a
very dilute state, as II leaves tarry odor behind
which, though wholesome, is somewhat persistent
GLENTwoRTH's ROACH ExTERMINAToR,
For the exteI mination Of reaches, mice etc. we
found, fran several years. experience. to be the
most uniformly satisfactory and efficient article of
the KIND III USE Unlike many preparations of Its
class they are attracted by and eat 1t with ydty
All the above articles sold at the lowest market
rates. and information concerning their use cheer
fully gwen
Il. BRINGHURST Il CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists
Corner Of sixth and Marketsireets,
wilmington.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-06-01
Sure Cure Tor RHEUMATISM.
MAHAN, HILL & CO.,
No 4 Il. Third Street. Whining
ton, Delaware,


(2ad story of MOrrOws's Hui ldings,)
Having invented and prepared for sale medicine
that sure cure for rheumatism. II Las not failed
in THREE CASES OUT OF HUNDRED
They refer TO the following persons this city whom
they have cured, among many hundreds within the
last few years. Many of them were desperate
VIM. McCaterty, 10f West Fourth Street Mary A
Forman 3l3 Poplar, A. Hufnai, SOC Conrad St.; Pat
rick McCullen, N Il. corner Fifth and Pine Streets
Lewis List 21l West Seventh Street; y. Casperson,
All East Sixth Street; 3. Marshall Walker, 403 Pop
tar Street VIM. d. Sparks, III Fast Seventh Street;
Mary Boyce, corner Of Fifth and Madison Streets !;
Mary Hoopcs, 100 East Front Street. Also, Ernest
Neuman, Odessa Del
For sale, retail, at 81 bottle
MAHAN, HILL & CO.,
No. East Third street, second story OF Morrow
Buildings, Wilmington, Del.
N. B.-Also Tor sale at l.. Bringhurst & Co.'S, cor.
Der Sixth and Market streets, and at 4i3 East Sixth
street, wilmington Del. apr28
lust RECEIVED AND OPENED-A full and
- excellent assortment of perfumeries and fancy
goods suitable for the holidays.
lage stock of hrst-cass buckskn gloves channels
skins. finger cots, etc, etc.
fresh and large stock of No. sage, sweet malone
thyme, pure ground black and cayenne pepper.
choice assortment of Havana and other cigars
together with the different brands of line cut and
chewing t0baccos
complete assortment of fancy soaps, hond sapo-
no. mar oil, restoratives, pomades hair dyes tooth
powders. hair brushes, combs sc.
the selection of neckties. collars, cuffs etc ut
FOSTEk'S DRUG STORE,
Front and West streets,
aprZlIS Wilmington, Del.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-06-01
PUBLIC SALE or
~ FIRsr.CLASs
BUILDING LOTS !
ONE SPLEN DID
Private Residence ~

The undersigned will sell for themselves and as
agents, Oh the premises, on
SATURDAY, JUNE 6, 1874,
Commencing at O'Clock, p. m,
At lot No. |. near the Of Sixth and Franklin
Sts following ON mainly by the numbers, and SELL
$50 o'clock, p NJ.
These lots are located on Fifth, Sixth Broom and
Rodney streets, and are the top of tue hill in the
western portion Of our city one OF the most bcanti
full locations in the State OF Delaware, commanding
q very extended view Of the Delaware River aud
Bay, of the Cityo Wilmington, and of the
ing country.
Az for the house it one of the handsomest IN the
city OF Wilmington, NO. 1908 DELAWARE AVE
NUE., with beautiful front, side and back yard, in
chen and summer Kitchen on first floor three sham
beers, sittDg-room, bath room. and sck veranda on
floor,
From it full view of the Valley of the Brandy
wine, and the "Home Park" and those beautiful
lawns Of Messrs. Washington Jones and Joshus l.,
Pusey, always subject to view without cost to the
The cellar is Ia complete order, with a good and
complete heater, heating the whole house. A porch
extending tue whole Of the width OF the
front, with two-story bay window. The .a-..a
Mansard root is covered with the best tin, lsssND
recently painted, and Si, in good order lslea-
cash, and the balance In two notes with approved In
dorsers, equally divided at and months, bearing
be made previous to the following Saturday, june 49,
1874 - M, otherwise purchase may be declared
void, at the option of the sellers) Immediate pos
TERMS FOR REsIDENCE.-sG,ooo NAV remain
on mortgage, with interest paid thereon 10 day OF
probability Of continuance at tue option Of the pur.
chaser, twenty per cent. Of the price at which the
s &c IN ec s to on tie Gs. and
the 20 per cent, to be equally divided In two notes.
with approved endSrssrs. at snds months; bearing
sion within TEN days from date of sale.
NJ. NJ. CHILD & CO.,
may2o For themselves and as Agents.
L.. w. Stidham * Son, Auctioneers. 1t
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PILES OF HEMORKHUIDAL TUMORS

An kinds positigely perfectly and permanently cured
oy "ABSoRPTiON," without pain danger esustics
or instruments, by
W. A. McCANDLISS, NJ. d. q SON,
. No. POOL Arch street, PhIadep hi7
Best Of reference gwen TO persons cured.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-06-01
City Assessment.
PUBLIC SALES.
Gale of Valuable Farms

Gale of Valuable Farms
- nea rLiarre de Grace, hartford Co., Md,
June 3, 1874.
FARM No. l--Known as "oAKINGToN," situ-
ated =, Hartford ,o two miles from Darlington Sta
m,igton Y Bait. X. r., containing $50 acres stu
ated on the waters OF Chesapeake Bay and Swan
sion House, Barn. Stable, Hen House, Ice House
sc. Water abundant at all the buildings. Also
%%ss a VIZ. tss .m ss9a RHt A
ing oakington and lying Immediately on the Chesa-
nsaKs Bay Contains about 81 acres Improve
large Barns Ice House, Spring House, MIX House,
Corn Corn House. &e. Large Orchard of Apples, Pears.
FARM NO. 3-Known as "PLUMB POINT :" sit
sted on the Chesapeake Bay, on south side of Swan
Tssk SPP9ste oah1gop and O1r miles from
proyements are Brick NJ anson( new, Barns Stables
all the farm buildings. A large Peach orchard In
as 5sI,, min s,s0 young Apple Orchard Just
good Fishing Shore for sene-hauling. with neces-
No. 4-Known AZ "THE DISTILLERY PROP
nhTf " situated on swan Greek, and adjoining
raum Point Farm, containing about acres, with
lehant Houses now under rent. A Public Landing
for vessels adjons the property.
., MOB About 10 Acres Of Land at Darlington sta
cultivation and are well adapted to growing Grass
and Grain, or Peaches and other Fruits Tfey are
market IN Baltimore.
All OF the above Properties will be sold, Terms
made known OH day Of Sale without reserve, at Oak
ington Mansion House, ON the Third Dav of June,
1874, at One O'Clock, subject to lease the III esept
tenants up to April list, 1876.
Carriages will meet the 1925 A. NJ, Train from
Baltimore, and the $40 A. M. train from PhliadeI-
phia at Darlington Station on day Of sale.
Persons exa mine the Properties pre y,cus to
tbs sale by calling OH George X. Payne, at Oakinx-
ton Mansion House. by order OF
r. X. HAWLEY, Pres't.
apfe-6t. BALTIMORE.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-06-01


l cheeriully give this testimony TO the public that
Mrs, FOSTER Blood Purifier anu letter Ointment
cured me.
was afflicted fer many years with dsordered blood
a Troublesome and obstinate letter OF the neck and
swelling OF the glands oil the neck which the
occasion Of prolonged suffering and expense.
consulted eight OF the prominent physicians
in the city and used Their medicine a long time with
out receiving any permanent relief, the contrary
getting WORSE till finally, almost drspairing of hope,
l was mi iced try Mis-. Fosters Blood Purifier,
winch was recommended to me as being a certain
cure for my disease. II the turning point in my
case after using two bottles OF the Blood Purifier
m connection with the letter Ointment the swelling
ceased, the eruptOis disappeared and now am en-
trey and efieciually curcu.
II further information Is desired concerning my
ease, call At my residence.
THOS. SCOTT,
1880 Ulaymont street, over llth street bridge.
can testify to the efficacy of Mrs DR.. Fosters
Blood Purifier and letter Ointment Tor disease OF
the blood and skin
used II a short time with happy effect, having
suffered chrome affection OF the blood and skin for
n long time without procuring relief by other rene
dies, but now AM thoroughly cured and can recon-
mend these remedies to others afflicted In a similar
way. j. 4. EASTBURN
PleaSantvlle,
Mays New Castle County, delaware.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-06-01
DOR SALE.
Valuable Real Estate

The subscriber offers at Private Sale, all those
three squares OF giound between BroOue and Du
Point Streets and Seventh and Eighth streets, III the
city of Wilmington The centre square contains with
In Its boundaries complete suburban residence; con-
slsting Of stone dwelling house. with all the modern
convenieLccs first class stone stable with live (5)
stalls; large carriage house and she'd, house
stone out house.
There Is also this square hot and cold grapery
In Ill bearing plenty Of shade aud II nit trees. The
DIV ling house, ntains vestbuie, hail. two paI
library, dining loom buffers panty, two kitchens
story contains i've chambers, two bath and wa
and four large Closets and rst-class the
entire building, the cellars light and dry, city gas
and water all over the house. The house IL in thor
ongh repair. and the view from II . believed to be
the finest In the State.
The back square contains nlsome cottage
graperics ard fruit trees.
The subscriber ~ prepared to SO the square facing
on Broome street, In lots suitable tor t-clss resi-
dences. These lots face the city park, have many
hne shade trees upon them, and overlook the whole
city and IL believed TO be the finest building sites ever
offered In the rity of Wilmington.
The terms un when 1t will be sold will be most lib
eral and offers tor all or any part oi tile place will he
well enter tanned.
The paae can be seen at any time after one p. M,
on application to the gardener at Eighth and Clayton
streets
Further ! ormation can be obtained the office of
NJ NJ. CHILD " CO.,
NO. We Seventh street. Exchange building,
iSz4- Agents for HENRY PEPPER,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-06-01
HEART DISEASE.

A IALTY.
Having reganed my health and resumed the prac
tee OF medicine, will hereafter make a speciality
81 Heart Disease and Kidney and Dropsical Afec-
lions, and can be consulted at all times at my Office
fiort and West streets. MRS. c. FOSTER, NJ. u.
- Also, On hano full and complete tment of
Trnsses, Braces Supporters, Suspens0ries and Syr-
inkes tor Females. MRs. Il, FOSTER, M, ID,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-06-01
TRUSTEES SALE

r z A !, Z s T 4 = E I.
BY VIRTUE OF an Order OF the Orphans -
Court OF the State OF Delaware, in and for New Il:
rnary A. b. isl4, viii be exposed 10 sale at paSIIc
Auction. at the Auction Room of Joseph T.. Muller.
southeast corner Of Fourth and King Streets In the
city Of Wilmington, oil
THURSDAY, the 18th day of june. A. ID. 1874,
AT IL o'clock, A. M,
The following described lands and tenements being
the real estate Of the late Jonas W. Miller deceased
No. l. All that certain lot piece of land situated
IN the city OF wilmington, New Castle county and
state Of Delaware, described as follows. to wit
Beginning at point on the easterly side OF Rodney
eight feet southery from the southerly side Of sixth
street thence eastery parallel with Sixth street
parallel with Rodney street one hundred and TWEEN,
Weight feet to the southerly side OF Sixth street,
snd ~ sad se as ID Sixth s st
street. and thence thereby southery one hundred and
wenty-eght feet to the place of beginning, contain
This piece Of land will he divided into lots at the time
Of sale.
No. 3. All that certain farm or tract of land situ-
ated in Brandywine Hundred, New Castle county
and State Of Delaware, bounded and described as
follows Bounded by lands OF Bloomfield II. Moore
by the road running from Rockland to Smith bridge
Dy lands OF John Husbands and by the road running
land, containing about thirty one acres Of land with
me right to use aspiring on the adjoining land OF John
No 3. All that certain lot or piece of land situated
IN chrstana Hundred, In the county Of New Castle.
corner stake of land OF Paul Began, thence With u
line of that land SOUTH 80 degrees vest 10 foet to
stake In and formerly Of Samuel Thompson, thence
stake, thence north 80 degrees east 70 feet to tho
southwesterly side of the road leading down the
Brandywine Creek tothe new bridge, thence by the
said road north 5k degrees west 90 feet to the place
Of beginning, containing $3.50 square feet Of land,
And it Is ordered by the Court that tile above pre-
misses be sold free and clear OF Dover. And 1t Is