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Sherif's Sale

BY virtue of writ of pleu. Fl. IA, tor.
directed, issued cut of the Court of Conn
Pleas of Monroe county, will expose to co..
at Public Fendue, on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARYe a. gS-4
at 2 o'clock in the afternoon, at the Com.
House, in the borough of Stroudsburg. Mon
county, the following described Real Es,,
to wit:
All that messuage and tract of land ,itg,,.
in Ross township, containing
100 ACRES,
more or less, adjoining lands of Amelia Bats
Paul Correll, Adam SchlcgIc and oiher,
about - acres cleared, 10 meadow, and balsr,,
good
TIMBER LAND.
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10000

GOOD HEMLOCK SHINGLES,
for sale, in exchange for cash or feed. Ap-
ply to f. +. PALEN,.
Feb. -. '47.-2t. Canadensis, Pa
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121 ACRES

and 131 percheS of land, of which - a-
are cleared land well fenced and in az:
state of cultivation, and the balance Is r
able timber land. The Improvements tha7
are | ! story
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STATEMENT OF
CHESTNUTHILL TOWNSHIP.

Account of Charles Sansenbach and William
Serfass, Oyerseers of the Poor for the year 1872,
DIR.
Amount of Duplicate $40 %
Added 175-342 O4
CIR.
By percentage Il 10
For necessaries and keeping
paupers of said township 234 46
S.S.Levering, medical service 15-251 81
Balance due Township 81 70
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ARGUMENT LIST, Feb. T. IA.
Overseers of Stroud Tsp, VS.. Charles Heller,
Et.al
Peter Pipher VS. Theodore p Taylor
John II. Brewer VS.. John Bryan.
Edward Bossard VS.. Joseph Norton.
Robert Huston VS.. Michael A. Bush, Et. al.
Charles Van Buskirk, Admir-, VS.. Reuben
Hartzell.
John Merwine VS. Gilbert &. Shupp.
Feb. II. lS74.1 T. NJ MILHANEY, Prot
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SALE BY ASSIGNEE IN BANKRUPT
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE.

BY virtue of an order to me directed y
William Z. Doster, Esq, Register in BsaI
ruptcy, | will expose to sale at Public NeHla
on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, FEBRU1RI 2j Isl,
at , o'clock in the afternoon, the follow;
described Real Estate, to wit:
No. ALI that valuable farm sitnat, +
Jackson township, in the county Of Mon'|
adjoining lands of |. Kinsley, William Rr..
hart, Philip kresge, Jonas 3. Miller andJ@
Wilson. containing
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TRIAL LIST, FEB. T., 1874.

TRIAL LIST, FEB. T., 1874.
COMMENCING MARCH 2, 1871
Edward l.. Pool Et al vs.. David A. Hill.
Jacob Price, VS.. Palen & NorthrOp.
G.. S. Detrick VS.. G. {. Tasker
John d. Dennis VS.. Abram Gish.
Jobst & Gerring VS. Reinhart.
Charles Henry vs.. +. Newhart.
VIM. Dotter & Co. VS.. John &. Strunk.
Frank Merwine VS.. II. l.. Sheurman.
Mary A. Dresser VS.. Andrew Sebring.
Huston & Son vs. Thomas ID. Sites.
Daniel Staples VS.. Jacob Miller.
Theodore Schoch VS. Peter Merwine.
Frank Landers VS. f. S. Bloomfield.
Malinda Pipher VS.. Zimmerman u Myers.
Feb. y, 1874 7. NJ. M'1LHANEI, Prot.
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VIE cw's Appraisemen+


oIAOI111 . Oalo,
By virtue of writ of ven. er -
rected, issued out of the Court Of r, ne d.
Pleas of Monroe county, | will expose Ia'noo -"
at Public Vendue, on " sale
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY q TO-,
at 2 o'clock in the afternoon, at tho -
House, in the borough of Stroudsbnrn SS9Or
roe county, the following descrihsSS Mon, Vi
Estate, to wit: Ael
A certain messuage and tract of land =.
in Middle Smithfeld township, contain';sn.u situate
$50 ACRES,
more or less, bounded by land of Ror;...
Huh, Estate of David Miller, jackson k'Iiia E.G
John Chambers and others, all 80
W TIMBER LAND. g
There is erected on this tract Frame W,
Power
SAW MILL.
and excellent water power from March,,
creek. Stable l4xlS feet.
Seized and taken in execution as the rr,.
ty of Frances c. Walker, and to be sold bil- byiS
for cash. CHARLES HENRY. Sbo,;a~ ~s
Sheriff's Office, StrOudsburg,
February 2l, 1874. fL.o
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UNCLAIMED Letters remaining in the
Stroudsburg, Post Office, Jan. 3lst, 1874.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-04-30

Resigned--wm. b. Council. has resigned the
position Of Secretary and treasurer of;he VIII
mingtnn aud Western Railroad Co.
Letters of administration. d. b. N. q. T.
A., upon the estate Of William Mote, OF Mill
Creek Hundred, W ere granted unto Elias Mote,
of the same Hundred.
W. II. Pierce and Charles Baird advertise to
sell at public sale on Saturday, May I'd, ten
first class building lots, near tie corner Of Adams
and Elm streets, In the tenth Ward. The
neighborhood is an improving one, the location
high and healthy, and lots in that section must
rapidly improve Ia value. For particulars see
advertisement. We commend 1t 10 the atteL-
ton of all.
O1tcers.-The Preachers association Of this
district met In st. Paul's M. Il. Church on
Monday morning, and elected the following
officers for the ensuing year: President-Rev. j.
d. Merritt. Vice President-Rev. X. L. Kemp.
Sec. and Treasurer--Rev. ]. France. Curatorl
Rev. II. Il. Martindale, J. d. Rigg aud J
Owen Sypherd. The Curstors reported for
discussion al next meeting-"To what Extent
Is Prayer Human Exercise"
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-04-30
PROCLAMATION.

TN THE NAME and by the authority of thew ~
i State OF Delaware, and by virtue OF the,Hfg
pretcpi of the Honorable Edward W. Gilpm,
Chief Justice Of the State OF Delaware Edward
wootten, John W. Houston and Leonard f. Wales,
Esqnires, Associate Judges OF tho sa Stale TO me
directed. !, Robert l.. Armstrong Sheriff OF New
Castle county, do hereby proclaim and make known
thuta COUK OF OYER AND TEkMiNEk, to
hear and determine all and every the indictments
and pres ntments, made or taken. Tor or concern
ing Nil Trcasons. Murders, Rapes OF Women, and all
utndi Feloiies OF Death, and all Mansaughtcrs, aud
alsoal the accessories OF them which have been m
mttcd, perputrated or happened within the STATE
aforesaid, will be holden at kew aste, in the Coun-
~ OF New Castla aforesaid on
MONDAY, The IN day Of Aif, lNi
At winch zine and place All those NhO would follow
OF prosecute against the prisoners IN the JAN OF sa'd
Couhty, being oy me kept in custody, b" Ant appear
in their hUper persian, To prosecute against SAID
pr spuris may be Just,
And that The Mayor VI the Citv OF Wilmington all
the jus icUl OF the Peace, the Coroner and all and
every the Uonstabes of every Hundred in lie County
aioresa d. he then aud there IN their proper persons
win their Rolls Records Indictments, lnIulHitions,
Exemlna ions, Recognzancts aud other komen'-
brances and AL other Adminicits, amt Ia do those
things which pc tain to their several offices, N that
behalf respectively belonging, aud here IN fail not
GOD SAVE THE STATE.
ROBERT l.. ARMSTRONG, Sheriff.
Sluri1s Office. New castle, a pril 20, lsl+.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-04-30
SATURDAY, MAY 2, 1874,
alta O'Clock, p. m,


The following described Real Estate, VIZ
All that certain tract piece OF land late lying and
being IN Christana Hundred, (but now embrace d
within the city OF Wilmington In the county Of New
Castle and State OF Delaware bounded aud described
as follows, to wit Beginning on the northerly side
OF Front street ut corner of land OF james Webb
thence by line OF said land north. seventeen de-
grees east, hundred and thirty perehes and
1--we tenths of perch to the southerly side Of Eighth
street thence by the southerly line of said street
SOUTH fifty degrees east thirty erches to acUrner of
land formerly OF j. r. Cox, since OF - Norris (;
thence by line OF said Cox's or Norris land SOUTH
degrees west, thirty six perches and four
land thence sIo-g another line of the said
cox's or Norris land SOUTH forty-one de-
grees thirty minutes east, twenty-iour perch,
aud four ten,hs OF perch to u line OF land
Plunkett's land souh, nineteen and three fourths
degrees west eighty nine perches and fourtenths OF
"A perch to the northerly side of Front street, and
thence by the northcry line of said street north six
ty degrees west, twenty-three pcrches and eight
tenths of perch to the place OF beginning contain
ing within said boundaries NINETEEN AND A
HALF ACRES and Six Perches of Land, be the
mOIe or less:
Excepting thereout the following described real
es,ate re-leae dated May 1872, Recorded on Deed
Record Il, Vol. 9. page 2S3, Sc) All that portion
of the above mentioned and described lot OF land and
premises, bounded and described follows, that u
to say Al portion OF said lot or tract or land and
premises lying and being north of Third street IN
raid cty laid down THIS map OF the city OF Vii
mingOn, through not yet, but Intended 50 to be, &c
Seized and taken III execution as tho property of
Mary JaUc Lewis, surviving mortsagor Of her hus-
band Jacob Lewis James Lewis and Elizabeth M
Lewis, co-mor,gagors with Jacoob Lewis and
George Lewis. Jacob II. Lewis, Annie p. Springer
wife Of John IL Springer, formerly Annie r Lewis
Kate Lewis, Thomas s. Lewis, Iamar Bilderback
wife of George Biderback, formerly lamar Lewis
and Mary T.. Lewis the said Georges L., Jacob y
Annie p, Kate, Thomas s.. lamar aud Nary L
being. with James Lewis, the children and heirs- at
law of Jacob LeTis deceased and e be .old BY
Sheriff y Otfice, New Castle, A prii IL, 1914.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-04-30


me directed, will be exposed to Public Sale, u. the
hotel OF George Whitfield, in the Town. Hundred and
County of New Caste aud State OF Delsware,on
FRIDAY, MAJ l, 1874,
At ) O'clock, p. M,
1he following described real estate, viz:
Two 10 Is OF marsh situated in New Castle Hundred,
in the county OF New Castle and adjoining suus late
of William u. Caulk and other land late vf EIastus
Lodge, being part OF the marsh embraced In Toms
oreek Marsh Company and described as io,l9 w.,
@. Cauik thence south, 50 degrees east, ~ $40
erches south, thirty degrees west hy-tour percnes
and eight tenths of perch north, hity-sx and half
degrees vest perches and seven tenths of perch
north, twenty half degrees west, twenty eight
perches and dive tenths of = perch thence north,
three tenths aeI ch north thlrtys dsgrt west
nine rnd u halt perches, north nineteen and three
quarters degrees west two peches ana two tenths Of
a perch. north slxty-six and a half degrees, east
twenty nine perehes anu two tenths OF perch, con-
tanning
IL Acres More or Less,
witch Ersstus Lodge purchased OF James Johns,
No. 2, beginning NJ the end OF the hrst line OF NO
thence south slxty-nine degrees east, two perches
and four tenths OF perches south, twenty-nine oe
grees east fifteen perches and four cnths OF perch
thence south seyenty-nse and quarter degrees east
twenty one percbe- and sk teuths Of perch south
fifteen and half degrees south, west o. pcfches
hIty-two degrees cas- sixteen perehes ava sever
tehtls oil perch, south nftytwo amt three quarters
degrees, west eleven perches and three tchths oil
perch, north pine degrees and thirty mihuus, west
two peTches aud eight tenths OF pefcd north ioIty
seven and three quarter degrees, west seventeen
perches north dirty six and half degrees west sf
psrches and three tenths OF perch north thirty ae
grees east nfty-ionr perehes AND eight 'en'n' Oh
Thirteen Acres and Thirteen Perches,
being the same land which Erastns Lodge purchased
of james Douglass
seized and taken In execution as the property Of
Era''n' Lof so Be q L L. '%GaaSSEsrRoNo sheriff
Sherih7s Office. New Castle. April 10, lsl&.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-04-30

Dr.. STONES LECTURE. In the rooms Of
the Historical Society, Masonic Temple, on
Monday night. DR.. Horatio Stone, of
Washington, formerly of Rome, delivered his
interesting lecture on the ARTS Of Civiliza.
ton" to an audience of about seventy-five
persons, mostly ladies'. The lecture was a
careful literary effort, desingned to show the
history and PROCESS OF fine arts and the eff
feet Of their culture upon the civilized world.
we deem it matter of regret that we cam
not publish the lecture in full but will not at
tempt synopsis, as none, however carefully
prepared, could do justice to the produc,
tlon, Close and earnest attention was given
10 tne lecturer and upon concluding he was
thanks. Further remarks were made bv
Doctors Bush and Porter, after which those
present were invited to examine the collec.
ton OF curioslties possessed by the Society
sad the meeting adjourned.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-04-30

1 AIN glad that the learned editor of the EU-
cry EUeninv Is in favor Of Latin IN tho Public
schools. Certainly 1t has not been taught in
the schools attended by the Editor. l notice in
the last issue Of that valuable addition to Po-
lite Literature" that the Editor does not know
the difference between the plural and the singu'
lar form of word. "Errstum" means an error,
"Errata" means errors. II the editor would
head his editorials, "Arlicles containing Ger
rata" then he might sneer at the ''Solon of the
Tenth Ward" submit TO tho pupils of School
No. l, the following How many errors good
old English word) does the "Errata" contain
See extract from Eoery Evening, annexed
"ERRATA.-ln our report Of the Board of Edu-
cation yesterday, the types made us say that
the President had appointed u new Finance
Committee II should have read that the
President had appointed the new Flaance Com
mittee TO effect the sale Of bonds, In place of
the old committee" ENGLISH GRAMMAR.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-04-30
AN ORDINANCE

AuthorizinR and Mscsdamizing the bed OF French
Street from Front street to Sixtesnth street
Be 1t ordained by the City Council Of Wilmington;
svor,os L That the bed of French street be and
the same Is hereby authorised and directed 10 BE-
m acadamized and paved from krvnt street TO SIX
teenth street.
Passed al the City Hall, April %. 1874
JOSHUA AARIS,
President Of the City Conncil.
Attest--wx. s. HArKs, Clerk
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-04-30
MARRIED.

At Salem, April ID, by the Rev. II. q. NJ. on,
$. s. Armstrong, of W ilmnston, to Emma l..
Layton Of Salem, N. j.
At Chester, Pa, on the 22nd Of April, BY
Rev. j. b. Maddox, George +. TART and Miss
| Ardilla V. Smith, both of Wilmington, Della
ware
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-04-30
To Farmers.

The subscriber. having tskeu the stand 1t the
n. w. Corner Of Front AND Orange stresses
(F0rmeriy occupied BY HAYES CsASpLsaD
viii keep ON hand Hay, all kinds Of grain, eFN
dour, feed, Cement, FkRTILrzkRs OF dinerens EGS
tipds and q large stock OF Farm tmpie -
which he will sell at the most reasonable RnSa
All kinds Of country produce taken On confARssion
A call 10 respectfully solicited; 4,srv
apr23 WIN L. "A"oHi'
avn REwAKD-The sbsve reward will be
6D(lJ paid for information that will lead TO ihe
srrest and conviction Of the person or persons guilty.
on settiua on IRE any dwelling, stable shop or other
building [marc-fml ]. L. sIMMs, Mayor.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-04-30
GALE of Valuable Fxrms

Gale of Valuable Fxfms
y near Hatre de Grace, Hartford Co., Nd,
June 8, 1874.
ated in Hartford TO-. two miles from Darlington Sta
ton, SO miles from baltimore, the Phfls., VIII
sted on Tie waters Or ohesapeAks Bay aud Swan
Greek, Buildings consist OF one large Stone Man
&c. water sSasdant at ali the Saiidins.. Also
connected with this farm good pucking shore;
Ing Darlington aud lying Immediately on Tie CEssa-
pesKe Bay. Contains about 81 acres. imProve-
ment consstof large and complete Mansion Heuse,
large barns, Ice House, Spring House MIX houss,
Corn House; &c. Large Orchard Of Apples, Pears.
Peaches and Cherries.
FARM NO. s-Known as "PLUMB POINT" ut
uated on the Chesapeake Bay, south side Of Swan
Aberdeen Sta, ion the Phik.., wilmington and
Baltimore X. X containing about 2s3 acres. In
provements Brick Mansion( ne BARNS Stablss,
Ice House, &c. Water convesisnt and abundant ct
| full beal ing also, a young Apple Orchard JUST
coming into bearing. Connected with this farm d
COED Fishing shore for Seine hauling. with neess-
No. 4-Known as "THE DIsTILLERY PROP
kkTY," situated on swan Creek, and adjoining
Plum Point Farm, containing about acres, vita I
Tenant Houses now under rent. Public Landing
No. 5MA5out Is Acres q Land at oakin gton STA
ton.
aIAn Of the above Farms are II u good state "
and Grain, or Peaches aud other Fruits. They are
at present used Dairy FARMS, MIX finding rsasy
market IN Baltimore.
All Of the above Properties will be sold. Terms
mads known on day Of Sale without resave, at Oak
ington Mansion House, on the Thru Day Of June,
1874. at One O'Clock, SUBJECT to lease to tho presnt
tenants up to pril Isl, 1876
:, Carriages win mss, the !,25 A. NJ, Traa non
Baltimore, and the $50 A. NJ. train from Philadei-
phia, at Darlington Station OIL day OF sale.
Persons mine the Properties previous b
the sale by calling ON George IL. Payne, at Oalaing-
ton Mansion House. BY order OF
u. X. hAWLEY, Rres't.
apr2-St. BALsyNcRE.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-04-30

NIOTICE-TO WHOM II NJ X CoSukkN.-
IN | caution any one against receiving note
given In favor Of FRANCIS BRADLEY, IoI thirty
dol ars as do not intend paying the same, not hsv
ing received value fer IL. , .,r,,o,-,,
HprN-3t EDWAhp SihoSD'
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-04-30

BY vlrtuoof n writ or Levarl Faclhs 10 me urccteQ
will exposed to public sale at the Lafayette Hotel
city OF Wilmington, New Castle County, Delaware,
SATURDAY, MAY 2, 1874,
At2K O'Clock, p. M,
The following described real estate, viz;
those certain lets, pieces or parcels OF land with
two frame dwellings thereon erected. situate A
In the city OF wilmington aforesaid bounded 1871
and described as follows, TO wit lSssH1
No. 1, Beginning at stake 81 anding in the 49,
castcfy side OF Poplar street, at the distance of
enty-three feet from Front street. and In the north
using said alley in common with other legal holders
OF land adjoining thereto forever thence by and
with Poplar street northery fourteen feet to the ad
joining house aud lot thence eastsrly, parallel with
Front street running between this and tho adjoining
house seventytwo feet to stake; thence southerly,
side of said alley and thence Herewith westerly
enty-two feet TO the place OF beginning be the con
tents thereof what they may.
No. 2, Beginning at point on the westerly side Of
Jefferson street between Eighth and Ninth streets ut
the distance Of ninety-nihu feet aud eleven inches
terry parallel with Ninth street. ninety fe ct to the
eastery side Of WiniSor street thence nortberly
along said side of Windsor street thirty feet and
seven inches thence easterly, parallel with Ninth
street ninety feet to the afoi esad side OF Jefferson
street and thence Herewith southery thirty nine
feet and seven inches to the place OF beginning, be
the contents thereof what they may.
Seized and taken ir execution ms the property OF
Daniel Aulherln and Cornelius Green, devils es, exc
cutors and trustees under the last WILL &C. Of Rosan-
ma MeuaIl, and Mary Meenan, Edward Aeenan and
Elizabeth Aeenau, children and only he'll at-law Of
Rosanna Aeenah (; and to he sold by
ROBERT L ARMSTRONG, Sheriff.
Sherln-s Office, New Castle, April 10, 1874.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-04-30
SHERIFF'S SALE.


By virtue OF II writ of ais Nendltoni ExTouas, to me
directed, will be exposed 10 Public Sale. al the
National Hotel, Kept py jackson BriRnt, in Middle-
town, in ST. Georges Hundred, New Castle county,
Delaware, On
FRIDAY, MAY Is, 1874,
At 1 O'Clock, z. NJ,
The following described Heal Estate, VIA
All those three lots parcels of land stu
g. ~, = INTO III Middetown, St. Georges hundred
I,lSN New Castle county and State OF Delaware,
~4s>@ bounded and described as follows, 10 wit
No. !, A lot of land bounded by Broad street An
derson street. certain alley, ami land of John W
Wright being about 20 icet IN front on SAID Broad
street. and about 1850 feet. with FRA ME DWELL
lNi HOUSE, STORE, STORE and Stable thereon
erected.
No. ,, A lot lot OF land bounded by Lockwood
street and land OF John Green and others being
about forty feet In front said Lockwood
street and about 100 feet deep, with FRAME
DWELL, NG HOUSE thereon erected.
No. 3. A lot OF land bounded by Anderson street
and land of Jane Croft and others being about 100
feet in front said nderson street. and about two
hundred aud forty feet deep, &c
Seized and taken into execution rs tho property OF
George W. Ingram and to be sold by
ROBERT L.. ARMSTRONG, Shefih.
Sherit's Once, New Castle, April IS, 1873.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-04-30
sHERIEwS SALE.

ny yIRruK of q writ, of d. IA 70 me directed, will
u he exposed TO public sale. at the asonio ne "a
pie In thu city OF Wilmington, la New Castle County
Del, on
THURSDAY, MAY II, 1874,
At 10 O'Clock, q. H.,
The following described Personal Property, viz
4 choice lot OF Ito ished and unhnished Walnut 'nr-
niture, lounges. chairs marble top tables, stools,
shoe blocks, spittoons, large music stand, camp
cnairs, window shades, velvet hassocks, wall braek
ets and all kinds Of uphosterer's trimmings, sewing
machine, lot of Brussels carpet ahd great varie-
~ OF other articles Also the unexpired lease OF the
store.
Seized and taken into execution M the property Of
George u. Macan g Son, and 10 be sold by
ROBERT l.. ARMSTRONG. Sheriff.
shsrifs ONCE. New Castle. April 20. isl4.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-04-30

A SSIGNEE's SALE OF
OFFICE FURNITURE AND FIXTURES. %
Belonging to the estate of John McLcar e. Son,
bankrupts, will be sold ON
FRIDAY, MAY /, 1914,
Commencing at O'Clock, y. III,
The following articles counter conveniently
arranged with uiawcrs closets, Co. and tour Argand
gas burners, beautifully finished with walnut TRIM
iningr and plate glass, desks, clocks, arm chars
bcok Case letter press and stand about twenty live
yards Of carpet four small cases for books aud pa
pers, looking glass, step ladder, lot OF books. (some
bf them valuabe,) tee cooler, awning portable heat
Br, I'm good order,) and other articles not enumer-
ated WILLIAM CANDY,
Assignee, tvc.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-04-30

vNJANTED.-A female teacher 10 take charge OF
w school In School District No. 81. One possess
ing the proper qualifications to teach the brshchos
OF educ alton usually taught III well Regulated Dts-
trict schools will fid immediate employment by ap-
plying to committee near Kirkwood, Del.
JAS. A. BENSON,)
DAVID FORD, fCommittee.
G. b. ELLISON,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-04-30
A BABE CHANCES
10 purchase
BUILDING LOIS !
viii be ssia at Public Sale, on
SATURDAY, MAY ., ls74,
ats O'Clock, p. NJ,
On the premises, corner OF Adams aud Elm
streetsi In tue Tenth Ward,

streets. In tue Tenth Ward,
TEN FIRST QUALITY BUILDING LOTS,
Near two churches and opposite the public school,
on high ground, with sand In the cellars. These lots
should claim the attention or builders and investors
sale positive no account of weather
Terms. Twenty per cent. cash, balance In notes
equally divided at three and sx ,Nnths with inter
FROM date OF sale, with approved indorrers, or
three per cent of for all cash.
By order Of the trustees Of olivst Chapel.
fSiaued, 1 W. n. PIERCE.
CHARLES BAIRD.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-04-30

AOTICE.-REMON Alive have removed to our
IN spacious new warehouse. ccrher OF Third and
French srsts, and will continue TO keep on hand A.
heretofore large and complete stock OF iron steel
coach and saddlsry hardware of every description,
which will always be ready to furnish promptly,
and at the lowest market rates. Soliciting sonth-
snce OF your favors, we remain,
Yours truly, BELLAH ELLloIT.
apr t-l2