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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-01-29
LOSG NIGHTS.


~ my mlsh,tt are rapidly becoming longer when
requiring gopd " ''
llLUMlNATING oil
10 examine II carefully and ASCERTAIN bpyoud The u,.
sl1ill,y "l doubt lis pritrUt satrN II Is nm a-i.h
nhhru lhct uht iOnr-htthS OF the ORDINARY coal an
iouhn ~ the market Is quite hhanula Bile and danger
gus, isulns readily Al ordinary temleraturrs wInu
ppI"nshl IN contact with the haine ui lighted match
DurlhE iu winter the wSrapets almost daily re-
rulu me ihct vi great suffering and terrific estL,
rom me taking lire ul coal 6y the breaking or Nh
setting Of lamps. 49, e'"s VI "P
an danger OF this condition OF affairs IN ght he ell
tr'ly avoided by the tiSr OF s - "
iRAIIS ASTRAL. OIL,
rec MOI only from the danger uf eSplosion hut
lamp be upset or broken. ~ ~ ~
We can ei"lrrse this oil as
,,,,., 81, EXTRA SAFE,
WIN ihe ihlesl confidence, after an experlence of
ihree Years, during which period we have hand
i leu upwards OF iorty-two thousand gallons which
hai Dech used IN thousands of families with great
hha'lslhcioh, and from tho use OF which no accident
Ma, occurred. either directly or indirectly,
ihlg' stock Just received aud for sale wholesale
VI itlhlI AZ the lowest rates by the manufacturers
agents h. BRINGHURST Il CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
oo,,,- Corner VI sixth ana Msrketstreets,
'''' NuRhgton.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-01-29
DIR. SIMMS' PAIN SEARCHER.
What it will positively do,
1t frequently relieves instantly and never has
been known TO fail in any case 1t is used
.niOardly and applied outioardly. Ii is the
0reatssH Fam Remedy ersr Dts-

PAIN SEARCHER cures Cramps aud Pains In
the Stomach and Bowels, Headache, TOOtache, Neu-
rslga, Dlarrhsa, Dysentery, sudden colds, Rheum-
Soreness, Sweilines, AsiHtic Cholera, Frost bites
Heartburn, Indigestion, cholera MOrhus, Spraius
Pain In the Back, &c. aild ches and Pains OF every
character We have cured hHHdreds ot " pains
and amps in the stomach and bowels I'm our Ut Gel
during the past year with only one dose OF the Pam
Searcher.
DANIEL X. HIGNUT, residing At 412 West Sec
ond street, the Pain Sesrcer completely we'd
bis son, q boy OF II years, OF Rheumatism in "a
hours, insomueh he could put his foot the hoor
even walk across the room, which he had done
tive weeks previous. few doses lnwardiy and wet
ting cotton aud placing to tbs affected part, effected
tbs wonderful result.
H. X. BLACKWELL, sign painter, WAS entirely re-
lieyed Of Painters Cole in 80 minutes.
HENRY McCREA was relieved Of violent head
ache in 80 minutes After suffering terribly for two
Pain SeArcher relieved as 1t ever will do JAMES
STAFFORD, of MIL Greek Hundred, was relieve
Of violent pain In the stomach in minutes. WIN.
WISER, Landenberg, ssys 1t Is splendid Remedy.
In Asiatic Cholera 1t takes the lead of all other rem
edies. Our registry OF reference lis large aud the
number of names increases every day. We guaran-
tee 1t all we to be remedy of Hntold value
the afflicted, and Just as Its indicates perfect
pain searcher Price 50 cents bottle with full di-
rectlons for Medicsl Treatment
6Prepared and sold by
DIR. j. SIMMS & SON,
Fourth and King streets, Wilmington, Del. Phila-
delphia Depot, 602 Arch street, Philadelphia. Sold
by drugslsts geherally JAMIE
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-01-29
ON WEDNESDAY, JANUARr2s, l,7r.


At2'. O'Clock, T., M,
TIE following described Real Estate VIZ
lhoNr Two certain los or parcels OF land stu
aled ~ the city OF Wilmington, BOUNDED and d =
Hct'bed a. follows, that y 10 saw. -
Lon No. v beginning the s1ntlcriy side of
Nrcnhl HiI"lt between French aud Valiant streets
~ III" distance OF one hundred and seven teet from
the eisltih sig nj French street al u corner of land
no" o. ItI, 81 the heirs OF Edward T.. Robinson de
ceased thence snuheflN, parallel with French
F''t'i u" icri inches Ia stake; thence eastery .
piiArl with SECOND street, Il feet to stake thence
huIthril' parallel " ith French SiretJ CO trpt inch
c@ 10 H"ii said side ol Second street. and thence
Nnht lr SAINT westerly II feet to the place OF bc-
ginning d. the content. theIcIt what they NAV
NJ, 9-Begihning at paint IN the soutbcIIy
sue o second street, between French and Walnut
streets, AZ the distance of 30 feet from the enster
SIDE OF French street thence southerly parallel will
FRENCH street t feet inches To stake thence enst-
tlly, parallel with Second street. II feet to "A stake I'm
u Inc ct other lands OF the said PLInn Cnmhs.
thence horthery, parallel with FRENCH street al eri
inches 10 the aforesaid side of Second street AMI
thence a'ong the same westerly, II eet To the place
OF beginning be the contents thereof what they may
Sellee ami taken into execution as the pronfrt ~ .
Philip Combs and Ann Eliza Combs. his wife and
uuataNe schulz, tsrre tenant. and to he sold nv 1870
ROBERT l.. ARMSTRONG, Sheriff
Shefih S once, New Castle, January y. Il. d., 1875
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friday, JAhU4 RI 30, 1874,
Atlo'cinck. u, H.


At ~ G"Vhs " mst
The following described real estaIe,Nlz;
An that certain plantation tract OF hand sluat,
in White Clay Creek Hundred, In the county New
Castle and State of Delaware bounded and described
AS follows. TO wit Beginning AT point lu the Chris
tiana and Elkton turnpike, corner for land OF bra
ham p. Shannon, thence south sXty-seven degrets
west one hunsred and twenty-five and eight tenth,
perchesto st AXE in said turnpike, corner for lands
OF Tab tina Smalley, the"ce herewith north eight
degrees west one hundred and forty and three Tennis
perohes to stake thence north six degrecs east % lie
hundred perches To stake in line Ui land Of the
heirs Of Walter Il. Southgate, deceased thenee
Herewith south, eighty two and half degrees ca IT,
one hundred and six perches to stone y corner Tor
said land OF the heirs OF Walter f. Sonthgalr, de
ceased thence with said last mentioned land aud
land of tue said Abraham =. Shannon, south. siV
degrees and thirteen minutes west, ono huldIrd aud
sayenty-three perchea to stone, q corner fur the
said land OF the said shannon, and thence Herewith
south, eighty-two and three quarters degrees east
thirty and twO-tenths perches 10 the place of h
ginning, containing 1888 ACRES and ~ PERCHES
be the same more or less: Excepting thcrrGut a lc
q land conveyed to Abraham p shannon by the sui
William +. Heislsr and wife, containing one useo +
land, be the same mOie or less
Seized and taken Into execution ~ the propeIty of
Edward b. Hance aad Eliza A. Hance, his wife and
TO be sold by
ROBERT l.. ARMSTRONG. Sheriff,
Shsrfs ONCE, New Castle, January eth, ls7i
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PUBLIC SALES.
PIT Lie = A L. II.
VIII be sold at Christisna Mills. near Christana
THURSDAY, JANUARY 29n, 1874,
PUBLIC SALES.

IHthoD3F n "-I.F Z liz -'1II To- .
AT 10 O'Clock, Il m,
The following described personal property. VIZ
n. Three good farm OF road horses, . oi which
TESA among the best, irst class driver,
Rh safe tor woman or child yoke of large red
oxen well broken farm wagon sets double harness,
sets plough harness, pair of twin harrOws, cui-
vators, cOvcrer all new, wherlGnrrow, new ,
scythe and cradle, moving scythe and snlI. ! iron
post spade, ring maui, itching axes, shovels hoes,
forks &c; brides. collars. lines and hacrs, double
barrel shot gun, nearly new and III good order; two
hand saws, new fun set Of carriage irons, about
OF n ton OF good hay, double and sing trees, aud
other articles not mentioned.
TFRMS.-A credit OF eight months Viii be given
all sums over $40 by purchaser giving Dankuhlc
note with approved endorser.
JOHN II. CLEANES.
". j. LINK. AMcIiOneer nm. u
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-01-29
SHERIFF'S SALE.

BY yirtueof writ of Levari Facia' to me direete
Will be exposed to public sale, at the LnihN tie hots
81 Shpey street, kept by James c. Pier-on, In the
city o. Wilmington, New Castle County, Delaware,
on Wednesday, the 2sth vi January, -, AT Nv"
o'clock, NJ, the following described fca estate, VIZ
All that certain lot or piece OF land situate u, no
city OF Wilmington, Aforesaid bound It anu az.
Heribed as follows, TO wit: Beginning al STAKE N
the northwesterly side of Tatnall sure forty mug
feet broad, and at the distance OF one h"ndled ava
hfy-iour feet from the northwesterly ST OF Queen
now Fifth street, at nifty -four feet broad At line OF
land of Henry Craige, thence along saiJ me forth
eight degrees west sixty feet N Ore "r less n
stake in h line OF land of the Roman ca hoic con
gregatiOn, called St. Peters Church til nee by tho
said line north N ity-two degrees east twenty feet
more or lN--, 10 land Of Martha Bruwn AUD Dhfiu
Br wn; thence along line vi SAID and south os
degrees east. east sixty feet more oi less To tue sud
r,le OF rutnall street and thereby south thrtN-twn
degrees west twenty feet more or less 10 th place ot
beginning, he the contents thereof more ar less Ne
Seized aud taken in execution as th- irorrfty o,
Henry X. CLARK, (frustce,l Joseph bickiH am,
Mary L.. Bichta, and Margaret j. ifrt Ed"atu
Q'D0nue and Mary ODOnnell, terre ten ais ana 10
be sold by .... ..,.-,,,
| ROBERT l.. ARMSrkoNG sheriff.
| Shrrln"s O0lcr, New Castle January .. lrii.
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The barking capital in various forms reacl ed
The aggregate of SI33, 25O SOL SO.
The value of the railroads of the State, ca
nal companies, coal and mining compan los,
and passenger railroads Is estimated at a total
or s!03, 9l3,7}4 %.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-01-29
SALE or VALUABLE
r g a E S [ a t e

In pursuance OF decree OF the Chancellor OF the
state OF Delaware, made ON the 18th day OF Septein
Der, A. D., 1873 at New Castle In New Castle couh-
ty IN certain ot partition before him, where
in Charles W. Bandy and others, deyisces of Th'u-
as Blandy deceased, (beng all the parties In Interest,"
are petitioners the Undersigned Trustee, named III
snld decree OF sale Will sell at Public Sale, OH
TUESD4Y, FEBRUARr ), ls74,
AT ~ O'Clock, noon.
At the house OF John Lemon in Newark, New
Caste county, all that certain MetsungcOI Tract Of
Land, with the improvements, situate, lying
aud being in white Clay Creek Hundred, In E,sssss
the County aforesaid. snl near the town of ssssh1
Newark, bounded by"lauds OF Andrew s-khsk
Donnrll ON the west, by land OF Kathmel Wilson on
the south, by land OF George q. Evans On the east
and by land Of Elizabeth Vaughan, WIN. Il. Aeiser
and the Nottingham road on the north and east, con
tanning 10 ACRES or LAND, more or less
The above property Is handsomely improved with
a tine DWELLING HOUSE, and all necessary out
buildings 1t Is situated at the upper end of Newark,
at convenient distance to the Railroad station and
the ooilrgr, sni is III" most desirable residence In
that ncghbnrhood. The terms OF sale will be N per
crnt. vi the purchase money PAYABLE on the day of
snlr, aud the third Monday IN February, 1874, to the
! undersigned al $rw 'Astle.
Gro. Is. RODNEY.
iunl't~ Trustee.
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Executors Sale OF Real Estat,

IN MILL CREEK HUNDRED.
10y VIRTUE Of an Order OF the Orphans Court
ID OF the State OF Delaware iii and for New Castle
county, will be exposed at Public Sale, OH
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1915,
Alley O'Clock, =. Nj,
The property OF John b. Dlworth, deceased, sit
uated III Mil Creek Hundred, neat CARROTS 6nuil
Mills, on the Wilmington x Western H. t., tNorkyh
Station Oh the property,) containing
III ACRES OF LAND.
The improy ements consist Of good Frame ,
House, IN modern repair large double LII d.
tOored Barn, wagon house, stone spring Ls!M
house with excellent sprung. Apple orchard IslpA
aud other fruit trees. The land has been recently
Tuned and In high state of cultivation, well wa
tered, and makes IN excellent dairy farm. 1t is IN
good neighborhood, convenient to mills, Schools &c
The property viii be sold altogether, or in three
tracts, to suit purchasers Six thousand dollars ma.
remain on property II desired u all sold together
' jans-4t WIN. LEWIS DlLWONIH,
| John B ueyburn A ctiuneer, Executor
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wATEK RENTERS TAKE NOTICE,

OEFIUR CITY WATER WORKS.,
Wilmington December it'll, 1873
The bilis for the wear 1874 now ready AMI paya-
bic nj the Registrars office. leo Market street.
The law reasArs that all bills pad on or before
January Jlst 1874 the Ut the bill and on AL paid
duping the month Ol February hvU per cent addition
all aud ON all paid during the month at March ~ per
cent additional; and ANY amount remaining unpaid
after Apr tlt 1874, the Registrar y required TO have
the fetrue withdrawn, amt sat Instituted i1l tue ic
covrry OF the amount due, aud the water VIII not
again be let INTO such premises unit MI such Hrt"tt
with ent- aud two doilNs loi drawing lriult
are paid.
Oihce hours . to " O. IN, aud : 10 y.
dec FRANK A. 1Ahl,OK, Registrar.
4 yARD-D. Lemon * Go Steam Cracker BHk-
" eTs, Candy Manufacturers aud dealer. IA hue
groceries foreign and domestic fruits, Nc having e
noy ed from their old store, NO 233 Market street
between End and 3rd their andbcauttul store,
III Market st. between Front and Ind. one square
below, most respectfully beg leave to call tue httfh-
ton OF the citizens of Wilmington aud surrounding
country their large and assorted stock OF plain and
candies, candy toys, fancy boxes Tor ul-
ldny presents, etc, which they can buy cheaper Al
this establishment than any house IN tins city OWING
TO the great facilities they have IN their new cstah
lishinent by the Introduction of steam, they assure
citizens of Wilmington that they prepared To ottr
goods low they can be purchased from any OH
er house in America, either As wholesale or retail
We therefore invite all our old customers and h'
many new ones as can conveniently come aud H't
US to givo us call and be satisfied that baNh "ui
on who the head of this establishment can oItl
inducements 10 secure thelr permanent custom
deo26 ". u. LEMON y GO,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-01-29
ShOriTs Sale,

By virtue Of Sundry writs Of FL ra., to me diree-
tsd, will be exposed to Public Sale, atthe schuetreu
Park, near Wilmington, In Christiana Hundred, In
New Castle County, Del, on
THURSDAY. FFBRBART s, 1874,
At II o'clock, A. M,
The following described Personal Property, viz;
~zerA One COW and calf, 1 Germantown wagon,
NH lot OF harness, sulky, shosts, and eultlva
Dtsrf. Householdand Kitchen furniture, con-
stne Of bedsteads and bedding, chairs, bureaus
stands, stoves, carpets, Sc lar Fixtures CONSISTING
of demjohn bottles, decanters, &c. Lot OF liquor
and empty barrels In cellar, shufde board, shooting
stand, target, Sc.
Seized and taken In execution as the propt rty OIL
Levi A. Bertolett. and to be sold by
ROBERT l.. ARMSTRONG, Sheriff.
SherifFs once, New Castle, Jan. %, 1874.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-01-29

By virtue ot writ Of Leyari Facias to directed,
viii he exposed to Public Sale, at the Washington
hotel kept by Robert Strickland In the of New
ARK, IN White Clay Greek Hundred, New Ca tie Cotu
", Delaware. on
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DVBLfC 6ALE
First-Class Stock and
Farming Utensils.


Farming Utensils.
The subscriber will sell at public sale. on
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1874,
At ~ O'Clock, a. Iu., sharp,
On his Farm at Kirkwood, his stock aud dairy and
farming utensils, consisting Of
FIVE HEAD OF GOOD WORK HORSES,
One Of them q splendid brood mare, and n,
hns yonng stylish driving horse, years old, J1aN
SAID 70. trot In 26O, and pair Of good young 6Il
fS1EG3mules. Twenty Head OF hne MIX COWS,
NY some Of them ~ fns there Is In tile state
the most Of them with calves by their side,
young oxen, years old. bulls, one year old
Holstein, and the other two year old Durham 10
Pigs Chester Whites, two-seated carriage, yEVS1
one market dearborn, mill wagon and har-
ness, wagon harness, lead gears collars, bIi- shAn
dies, haters, saddle and Bride.
TANNING UTENSILSI,
s-horse iron axle farm wagon, iron axle cart
hay rtggings, one good roller, steel tooth rake,
revolving rake, plows, twin harrows, Gultva-
tois, good clipper mower, Marsh harvester, 1 OF
the nnest reaPers ever made capable Of seating two
men, and binding the grain. For u small TAI mer
with scarcity Of help they are the reaper Hussey
reaper, post spade, crowbar, barn shovel half bush
81 and half peck measures, forks, rakes, hoes, shov
els, COW chains, OF chains, OK yoKes, grain cradles
moving scythes, 3 briar scythes, ard grain bags.
DAIRY FIXTURES.
good horse power and churn, milk pans, cream
cans, milk cans buckets, &c. 10 butter boxes. all Ii
| order, besides y great many things too tedious u
mention.
TERMS OF SALE.-An sums OF $50 and less
cash; on all sums over $50 q edit OF months will
be given by the purchaser giving bankabe note witt
approved endorser. with interest from date, or tuy
per cent. OF for cash.
| L. w. sTIDHAM Il SON, Aucr. Jan2e
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SHERIFF'S SALE.


BY virtue Of q writ of second Plas Levar Facias,
TO me directed, will be exposed to Public Sale at the
Lafayette Hotel, No. s4i Shpey street. kept by
James c. Pierson. In the city OF Wilmington, New
Castle county. Delaware, on
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 2s, 1874,
At2o'clOck, p. M,
The following described real estate, viz:
a All that certain lot of land, situated In the
city of Wilmington, aforesaid, with BRICK
HOTEL thereon, Beginning at the south
eAs3 essterly intersection Of King and front
streets, and running easterly along Front street
thirty nine feet six Inches to Il corne. stake
thence south - degrees weft 43 feet inches an
other corner stake, thence north hfty-eght degree,
west one foot to another corn. stake thence south
81 degrees west 10 feet to another stake theme,
north 81 degrees. west 10 feet inches, thence south
81 degrees west foot to another stake theme,
north So degrees west IS feet to the easterly side
King street. thence nertherly along said sI 90 tee
to the place Of beginning be the contents what the,
may.
Seized and taken into execution as the property o
Morris Dickinson, and to be sold Nv
ROBERT l.. ARMSTRONG, Sheriff,
Sherin's Office. New Castle. January 5, 1874.
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SlIERIEE'S SALE

By virtue oi writ OF Lev ar FHcl,s 10 mn. direct.
rd VIII he exposed to fnhhG Sale. ut the L,iayett.
MOTEL, NJ. 81 SIMPLIFY street, kept by james Pier
Drl, 49, '''N .
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iiy virtue OF order ct tile Orphans Court OF the
state oil lbrluw are, III aud Tor New Castle county,
made the 2Ith day Of October, A. d., 1873 viii be
exposed 10 sale al lubltc auction. saturday. the
thirty first day OF IHmuatv, "A. u, 1854, at u q
clock IN the Ion en"On, at the Auction Rooms OF l..
". Stdham y Son, No. III East Fourth street. IN
the city OF Wilmington, Delaware, the following
described lands and trncmrnts, hcing the
vEufY real estate OF the late Joseph Ru-st"r, de
&2.AAA ceased, the same being ordered to be- sold
Tor the pay ment nf his debts 10 wit All that Ger
tam lot piece parcel OF land with three Storltd
brick dwelling thereon erected situated III the CITY
of Wilmington, New Castle county, aud state o.
Delaware, beginning at the sputhetly Side oi FOURTH
street, between JrituIHuu amt Madison streets, AT
the distance ui lj2 tc"t from the westerly sale OF
.trHtT street corner tor land Oi Henry i. PICK
els. thcuGe hN ihr SAID laud -uuthctly parallel Ia
jefferson street m feet to the uoithcrly side OF ten
tcct wide Hlluv rndune from Jefferson to Madison
strrcta, thence with satd alley side westerly aud
parallel to luutt slteut, + icri To land of william
q. kenitirk, thence with sad kendiicks lald
horthrrlN parallel to letrhu street. 80 feet to the
aforesaid sidr ui Fourth STRAIT, and thence there
bN rsslely eighteen i"t to the place OF beginning by
the contents what they may, with the free and com
aud privilege vi SAID ten iert wte alley a.
and tor u passage aud water course IA all tim
hereafter forever, The above premises win he sold
suhipct to the Dover Of tie widow.
Attendance Wlll b. gwen by Henry f. Picket, tht
Administrator, or by 5 NJ. Harrington, E-G" Ia
Attorney.
Attest, q. NJ. NA&DENEU.
CLERK OF prphti-' court.
IT, ". Stdham n Son, n uctIJuetta.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-01-29

AlOTlCE.-A meeting Of the Trustees of the
~ Poor of New Castle coun'v will be held
at the Aims House, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th OF
January, at ten O'Clock, A. NJ. Those having bus
against the Institution will please place them In the
III he hands of the Trustee OF their Hundred. -ssa
Janie-tm JOHN W. EVANS, Clerk.
NoTitE-fSs annual meeting Of Tie =
" "Miil Creek Union Assoc iation for the ~ -aa
Detection of Horse Thieves and the Recovery i-A-1
of Stolen Property :" will be held at Union Nall near
Pleasant Hill, Mill Creek Hundred, on SA TUX
DAY the 3st day of January, 1874, ut one O'Clock
D. M. Punctual attendance Is requested AS business
Of Importance will come before the meeting
Jzns-3t DAVID EASTbURN, President.
X. q. BUCKINGHAM Secretary.
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NOTICE

IL hereby given that the Annual Meeting OF the
Stockhoiders of "The WILMINGTON Navigation Com
pany," will be held at No sos Market street, VIII
inington, Delaware, on Thursday the fifth-dsy Oh
February, 1874, between the hours OF and clock,
p M, for the purpose OF eiectng hsee Directors to
JOHN A. GRIFFIN.
JanI- President.
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RO WBOTH.i.H n FR.dLM
A u q Il 10 " IL IL III =

n u Y Il Il - " H. H. u 3 :.
naWclnh silrs every evening, N the HuctiOf house
Out door sales Wednesdays and Satnrl,y, nv nntn,.
house. ' " "N''''''
ooh'lghmeht> received daily, all Kinds Of GOOD,
wares AMI merchandise sold on commission Per
suns utcllhhg house keeping can have their you'd,
Nou ~ private residence at the auction ho,l,e ~
may pS hesFti lll goods sold on commission trumnt
y pad Tor Mithin three days from the day OF sale
.ouhtry safes, and sales of real estate prompfy at
irhued 70 We viii also keep II tifSl class ynriet,
store, whiGh VIII be open daily SUNDAYS "a ceptrI
,1l e save Oh house furnishing goods such u china
sIANsMare' lneensware, CrOckery, tiiwarr woodeb'
ware, carpets, oil cloths window shades brushe.
naskets %c, Also gentlemens' furnishing good such
az ft' VI awtts, suspehdefs scarf, hose &c, at
aye Is respectfully solicited.
kHl OWBoTFAM & FRAlM, Auetionrar<
NO Fast Fourth street, Wilmington, bal
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SheriMs Sale.


BN Nntue VI -undty wrltsufF "a tume directed,
" Ill bt CAIn. to Pubic sale, on til" farm vi bhNi
uunmins nuw occupied by Samuel r btlos'l, W
lhu rpaI from ST. GEORGE to odessa, III ST George
hundred, IN New Castle county, Del. ON
THURSDAY, JANUARY 2gth. i57i.
~ IL O'Clock, A. NJ,
1hs following described Personal Property, 'iI
~ horses, g pair of mules, cows, C1.s:seS
F5blSA hsitcrs, 3 bulls, 2 calves, reaper N6--5
kA14 and mower l gram ian, corn "N.4!,-
shelter lot of COru, peach ladders, wheat drill,
family carriage and harncss, lot OF wagon aud pillow
harness, cutivaOrs, double Guilty. at0rs, piOWs,
roller, peach wagons aud bodies, peach body
aud cenUe pole. farm wagons and hay rgglng,l hay
l AXE, griudstonc wheelharrOw, pair cart Wheels.
Lot OF farming utensils, &c. Household furniture,
such as beds bedst"ads and bedding, bureaus, .
wilsstands, looking glasses, 10 yard, carpet, cook
stoves and fixtures, chars tables, and either house
hUld furniture, sc,
Lot OF pork lot ot lard, lot OF fodder and hay, half
interest In wheat In ground, peach baskets, &c.
Seized and taken IN execution as the property OF
Samuel 4. othO10n, and to BE- sold by
ROBERT t.. ARMSTRONG, Sheriff
Sheriil's Uhice, New Castle Jan. l5th, Il. a. 1874,
TERMS,-A credit OF oight months Oh all sums
other so OH the giving OF abankAble note with all
llUVtdttiuIStI. Interest added