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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-12
WATER RENTERS NOTICE.
0FYioE CITY wArER woRKs,
Nutl,ut,ntn., Ia.,.n.l.r a. 4,

Wilmington. December 18th, 1873. I
The bills for the year 1914 ready and pays-
Bile at the Registrars Office, 100 Market street
The law requires that all bills paid On o. beior.
January 3st 1874, the lace of the bill and pau
dnplng the month OF February hive per cent additoI
al; aud on all paid during the month Ot March 10 uet
cent. additional; and any amount remaining unpaid
after April 1st, 1874, the Registrar IL required t
the ferrute withdrawn, and suit instituted
again be let into such premises until sll lr,al
with assessments aud two dollars Tor drawing ieiIua
paid.
Office hours to u n, NJ, and TO p M.
does FRANK A. ASfOR, kegIsirar
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-12
l.. W. STlDHAM IL son,
A u G. Ito e r II ..
no. Ill EAST FOURTH STREE
WILMINGTON, DEL

WILMINGTON, DEL,
Would inform their friends ami the public gener-
ally that they still continue 10 call sales OF Real
Estate and Personal Property any part OF the
State.
eRegular Sales at our Auction Rooms of furniture
every Wednesday and Saturday morning. Sale of
Watches and notions every Tuesday Friday and Sat
urday evening.
All goods consigned to them will be promptly a.
tended to, an'i prompt payments made. Liberal Hii-
vances made on all consignments Terms will be
moderate. and satisfaction guaranteed. Particular
houses IN tho city All Kinds Of farm sales in the
country and all kndsof real estate sales in the State
called Both members Of the firm call sales, and
consequently they take two or more for the same
day.
n. B-The highest cash price paid for all kinds of
second hand furniture. janf53m
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-12

4 tARD-D. Lemon x Co Steam Cracker Bah
" crs, Candy Manufacturer and dealers in flno
groceries foreign and domestic fruits, &c. havingrc-
moved from their Id store, No. 233 Market
between End and 3rd to their and beautiful store
III Market ST., between Front and End, square
below, most respectfully beg leave To call the atten
ton OF the citizens of Wilmington and suTroundin"
country to their large and assorted stock OF plain
ornamental candies, candy toys fancy boxes for U-
iay presents, etc, which they buy cheaper ut
this establishment than any house In this city. owing
TO the great facilities they have their estah
lishment, by the Introduction of steam they
citizens OF Wilmington that they prepared 10
goods as low they can be purchased from any ot-
er house In America either as Wholesale or retai.-
We therefore invite all our old customers aud 30,
saany new conveniently art i'c
- give call and be satisfied that Dayid Len
VINO IL at the head OF this establishment, OH
inducements 70 secure their permanent custom
dec26 ct. l.. LEMON x Co.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-12
SHERIEF,S SALE

By virtue oil II writ of yend Expoass To me dircc-
ted. will be exposed to Public Sale, at the National
Hotel, kept by j. Briant, in Middletown, IN ST.
Georges Hundred, New Castle county, Delaware. an
SATURDAY.. FEBRUARf n, 1874,
At ~ O'Clock, M.
The following described real estate, viz:
All the following pieces and parcels OF land. situ-
ated In AppOquinimink Hundred, IN the cuunty Of
New Castle and State oil Delaware, bounded and de
scribed AS follows. to wit Beginning AT stone cor
Tor land late Of John 5. Latta. aud ru the nee
north eighty degrees twe and tour ttnths
perches TO stone corner, land late OF David Cham
beTs, thence north eighty-s one h. n
dred and tour and hve-t-nthS perch, to q stone n
OF land OF William NJ. Gar,in-r thence nuril
two degrees west, tweni ytuur and six tenths pen
to slUne corner for land OF John Young thence
north eighty mine degrees west. seventy four AMI six
tenths pcrches to a stake IN public road thence
north seventeen degrees east, twenty and ss-tenths
perches IA said road corner for sid Young thence
north sixty seven AMI halt deg west thirty
and four tentlis perchts 10 stone Tor aid
Young, thence north eighty four and thrae-fourths
degrees west, sixteen aud four tentis perrheS to
stone, thence south siNtyss perches to the place OF
beginning, CONTAINING Twcpty-eight ucres, 3 Roo,is
aud Twenty-trc peIchss Of land, be the same more
or less
Seized and taken in execution as the property of
John NJ. GaTdner and Mary Staats, Expcutri. oil
Samuel Stats, deceased, AMI to be sold bv
ROBERT l.. ARMSTRONG, Sheriff.
Sherih's ONCE. New Castle, Feb. 4th, u. H. 1874
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+ A X WI E r S.!

@Oo Prime clover and timothy seed, fax seed
86jnax seed meal, orchard, red d ~ aud Hunear
sn: and all kinds Of grass se, ds.
sale b. HAYES On "a N'D III Fof
,.,,o N W. corner Front and ORR nge Streets,
'eol@ VIII mington, bel.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-12
Public Sale.


The subscriber wiliseil at pubic sale. on
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 24th, at O'Clock, IN,
At hts residence In Mill Creek Hundred, on the road
leading from Ogetown to White Clay Creek ChuI CHI,
the following stock aud farming implements. consist
ing HEAD OF HORSES AND COLTS.
No l, Kate, IL years old. good brood and
farm mare. SEl
Nos. and are pair Of bays John and An
Dick, years old, broken to double and single kaf-
ness, good size and sound.
No. 4, roam horse. Archie, years old
No. o. Lady, bay mare, years old, OF good size.
Nos and are years old.
No 9, MULE, 10 years old. large size, good worker,
gentle and sound.
FARMING UTENSILS.
large 4-horse wagon, Kirby combined mschne,
In good order roller. Wimotts corn marker, corn
shelter, heckendorn piows, Atwood. l Eagle, l
Peacock, 6k Moore plows. twin harrows, . cult
vat0rJ, sets heavy breach harness. sets lead har-
ness sets stage harness, sets carriage harness,
brtdlea collars. &C. OK chains, fork chain, dou BILE
apd single trees. grain cradles large farm bell
Also bedsteads lounge cupboard, barrel pure cider
vinegar, sc.
TERMS OF SALE.-All sums OF $50 and less
cash; OIL all sums $50 a edit OF months wiil
be given by the purchaser giving banks able note with
approved endoraeI, with interest from date Ii not
paid when due, no interest If paid when due.
VIM. Nj. EASTBURN.
IL. W. STlDHAM 6 SON. Auc'T. febl2
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-12

DUBLIU SALE.
The subscriber, about to quit farming, will sell at
public sale at nus RESIDENCE On the farm Ot WIN. O.
Llellsnd, near McClellandsville, Del, on
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20, isIi,
AT y O'Clock. NJ,
The following described Personal Property, viz:
n good work or driving horses, colt COM
TfSA ing years old, OF superior stock / yoke Of
A1 home raised oxen. years old, five rS---=..-y<
good mich cows In profit In the BHssSIS
Spring. The cows are all young and good W-U~
mixers 2 steers rising two years. THREE TINE
SHOATS.
FARMING UTENSILS.
good farm wagon, market dearborn, nearly new, /
Germantown carriage; sets OF carriage harness,
nearly new; wagon harness, collars and bridles.-
Also, riding bride and saddle 1 Union mower,
nearly new, wheeled cutivator, plows, hal VS.
cultvators roller, forks, raKes hoes, grindstone,
corn snelier, grain fam steel tooth horse rake,
ing scytho ain cradles, and other articles
toned Also, hay by the
KITCHEN FURNITURE 81 DAIRY FIXTURES.
Good cook stove, No. 8; paror stove, cupbuards,
cha'rs, settec, tables buckets, milk pans, butter
tub md churn
TRRMs.-An sums of $40 and under cash; ali over
That amount credit OF months Will be given
purchaser giving negotiable note with approved
curity, or five per cent. oil fol- cash
febl2 EBEN ALFREY.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-12
d y. ORDINANCE
y regulate the time and manner OF Payment y, ta,

% regulate the time AMI manner OF Payment UHi-
~ sinst the city.
BIZ II obtained by the CITY Council OF wilmington
SEc.,oN, /. All bills against the city must by n
scented t. The City Council and then read the u,
ghureiay,ie eack month and shall then be IrI,fI
~ ue eOIniniy.-e contracting the same, SONS
appropriate coma tee which shall III -Ali.
ia cOniunetiou with the city Auditor II found c,.
rect shall report the gfme TO the city Gouu Jon
the next ILuTsd when ~ Council =" duect utI
shall be draw In favor OF TIE parties preseut bs
same and said orders shall be payable q" he tn e.
day next following.
Passed at the City Hall, Jan. %, 1874.
JOSHUA NARlS,
President Of tie CitS COUNCIL.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-12

A nilro-glycerine factory at 'rlconde roga, N.
", which had been closed for several weeks
was again put in operation OH Monday. In the
afternoon the factory blew up. killing two men,
named McAlahon aud keefe, fragments oil
whose bodles were found in the woods around
ihey had been making repairs, and are snppos-
ed 10 have disturbed some concealed nitra.qly-
cerne. o.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-12

A N oRDINAN cE

N ORDINANCE
To Prescribe more fully certain duties cf Collectors
OF Taxes.
Be 1t ordained BY the CITY Council gf W.tmiay'19
SECTION L. Each Collector of Taxes shall iaa. .
daily deposits IN u e Bank in which The CITY Ac-
counts are kept, TO the credit Of THE MayOr ani
Covnci OF Wilmington" Except Tar a. III Scnu.!
lakes aye cOhcerned) OF the total amount recelvsl
each day by hiD, up to the CT re OF hai,-
houls at POSSIBLE taking FROM the officers o. sAil
bank certificates OF dep1s.t IN duplicate, IN iuiii
PROV ded by the CITY Council, one u which lie SHAH
Immediately thereafter deliver to the Cit, I.easuI>
and take from him duplicate receipts therefor, atn
slail forth with deliver OF said receipts to t..
chair man OF the Finance Committee.
SECTION z. Each collector OF taxes shall make
daily deposits IN the bank In which CITY accUun
ne kept To the credit Of 1.-THE City TIessulet If
Wilmington tor the oil Public Schools OF H. a
total amount from school taxes received each day by
hLn up 10 as near the close OF hank hours a. pos
Bile, and he shall be subject to the sans dut-4 u
certificates OF deposit and receipts the =sla- a.
provided In Section of this Ordinance.
Passed ar the city Hall January ?2 is7i.
j, MARKS,
President CITY Council.
Attest: VS. HAYES. CleTk. dec OR
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-12
Notice.

ALL persons having any lien or liens upon tho ill.,
terest or estate OF Charles w. Bandy, Thomas Il
Blandy, II. Percy r. Blandy, John h. Blandy, James
Wadron shapleigh, Elizabeth shapleigb, Alice II.
Shaplegh, Annie +. shsplegh and Helen Shapeigh
either of them In the premises decreed be sold
under oroer of the Chancellor OF the state ct
Delaware, made at the September Term ni SAID
Court at New Castle, 1873 in a oil partition ia
which Charles W. Blandy and others are parties
petitioners to file petiou setting forth the nature
and amount Of the same in the Office Of the Reglst,
in Chancerv for New Castle county, ten days betnrf
the third Monday III February next. and to appear
and prove said liepf liens at the ensuing Ui
Court before the rising Of the Court ON the tlii
day of the term. GEO. b. ROD NEY,
January 2, 1874. lSt-w1 Trustee.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-12
valuable Farm, for Sale.

IA The subscriber having determined TO quit
.Ha FARMING, offers at private sale, his tarin sit
lsssIft usted un The kennett turnpike, about ~
49, miles n2rth Of Wilmington. Del, containing
about ~ acres of land divided el ds
good state of cultivation, aud about u acres of
valuable chestnut timber. Tho improv ements con-
front by 81 feet deep, and containing ftteen good
sized rooms good barn with cunning water in tins
yard, carriage house. spring house, tenant house. Ice
house, good apple peach and pear orc hards, and a
hne grnpery, that will produce barrel OF wine pei
year II Is also within one mile OF Creenye station
on the Wilmington 4 Reading Railroad. The sitii-
alton Is one OF tue most pleasant and desirable Ia the
country. and well calculated Tor acouutry seat.
Terms easy. Feb. al Z, FAIkRF
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-12
AGCTI0NEERTNG.
AUCTIONEERlNG.

hereby give notice that Will cont nue. tne A uc
ton Business and am now prepared to call .ntes 0
Real and Personal Property a. hcTetufoT,.
Address Odessa Del, WM. A. IITKIII
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-12
SileriN's Sale.

Sherifs's Sale.
BY virtue Ut grt Vt ais FL Fa to me directed will
be exposed to Public sale, at the house OF Bsnja.
min Gregg, near the Mermaid, IN Mill Greek Hun
drsd, in New Castle county, Del, Oh
TUESDAY, PITUITARY ~, lea,
AT IL O'Clock, A Nj,
The following described personal property, Vi
- horses, mich COWS, x,xxn
raaSA. he,teT, bull yoke OF UStI., HHNExIW
~X 70 -hOats, lot OF ha ; farm ~N
023esAS wagons uK carr, carriage, LII
SETS lead harness, sets carriage hH mess, market
dearborn, ploW- haIruws and cutis aturs, / euIi,-
shelter roller, hrashg uiachine, mower and Ta-
per combined harvest bed, wheat ground
wheat, oats and corn by the busel other IlI
ing utensils, Nc. AlsO, household fuI nituIe such
bcds bedsteads and bedding, bureaus, soia- chars,
tables, looking glassesJ stoves, Ne.
Seized and taken into execution the pro,.erIy 1
Benjamin Gregg, and 10 be sold by
ROBERT l.. ARMS fKONG, Sheriff.
Sherif's Ofice. New Castle, February y. 1874.
TERMS.-All sums OF $50 and under cash all
over that amount credit OF months Oh purchaser
giving bayKable nae with approved sndorser, in
terest added
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-12

PAIN SEARCHER cures Cramps aud Pains iit
the StaLnach and Bowels, Headache, IoJIarbe. Mem
ragia, Diarlhaa, DyEentery, sudden colds, RheuIn-
atsin. Painters Uniic, Bites and Stngs of iLsects,
SoicieSi, Swelling AsiAtic Cholera, Frost bites
Sore Throat, Foul Stomach Sea Sicklpss, AsthtnB,
Heartburn, Indigestion, Cholera MOrbus. Sprains,
character. NJ have cured Hundreds Of cases OF pains
and cramps In the stomach and bowels lin our ON
turing the past year with only dose OF the p ali
ScarchcT.
DANIEL r. HIRNIIT, residing AT az West SEQ
ohd street, saysthe Pain Sesrcler completely relieved
Nilsson, a boy OF ~ years, OF rheumatism IN ~
hours, nsomuch he could put his foot the floor and
even walk across ne room which he had not done
two weeks previous. few doses inwardiy and wet
ing cott and placing to the aft cted part effected
ill., " onderiul re suit.
ii. IL. BLA CWEII., sign painter, Eus entirely re-
hevtt of Painters Cole In 20 ininuree.
HEARY Met sREA was relieved OF violent head
ache In 80 mnupes. After suffering terribly Tor two
weeks, and trying hosts oil romedt- without relief
Pam SearcheT relieved as II ever will d.. JAMES
OF u violent pain in HE stomach in 3 minutes. WIN.
WISER, Landcnberg. says II Is II splendid Remedy =.
In static Cholera Il lakes the lead OF all other REM
e'iies. Our registry ct reference is zrse and the
number ot names increases every day. We guaran-
tee 1t all II Ia be remedy OF anold value 10
the afflicted and, just Its ncates a perfect
pain searchrr. Price 20 cents n bottle with full di-
reciiOns for Medical Treatment
Prepared and sold by
DIR. j. SIMNS & SON
foui til and King streets, Wilmington. Del. PLila.
delIhia Depot, Coz Arch street, Philadelphia. Sold
by druggists generally. janeG-
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-12

Cholce ut G4a7 cents fair to good nj n ~ cer,s
c Sn1 common n,d o. at ia6e per pound eros y
fresh cows Mt StaST5. " ' anu
po omeep, p. AZ 5hh1c per ib for fair Z , choice.
Primo Hav. Timothy Si8Oa1O M ar, xcd stas, ko
straw. S175a1.S5. - 49, "A@9i"'
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-12
~ BLaC sA. e.

DUBLaC SAFE.
Will be sold at Public Sale, residence OF the
subscriber, on tue butch Neck rond leading from
Isaac Clsaver's Corner to Delaware city, on
MONDAY, FEBRUARY2 %, 1874,
At 10 O'Clock, a. IN,
The following sock and farming utensils
8 HEAD OF HORSES.
No. |, bay mare, good driver. can trot in p
81 minutes. Ns
No. 2, superior work driving horse. 49,
No 8, brown mare, II good driver and worker.
No. 1, good brood mare
No O. u good work horse.
fiS1sy cows, coming IN pront this Spring; two
k&S,%1S heifsrs, bull. yoke OF oxen.
4Ash FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
rockaway carriage, near y new one good track
suikyi non axle farm wAgon nearly new wUden
axle fafin wagon. do OK cart, tplow-, nearly new
twin hsrrows, cuitivalots, / combined Russel
reaper and mower one patent feed quitting box,
II 'sily new. corn shelter, sets wagon harA NESS.
sstS carriage harness, sets oil pillow hat ness,
new one riding bride and saddle, brides aud
collars, spades shnvuls, Jerks chains, &C. and any
other Articles too numerous to mention.
TEkMS.-Au sums of $50 and under cash all
Judgment note with approced endorser.
GEO. &. BENNETT.
>. Nj. EnUs, Auctioneer. iebl2
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-12
SilcriH's Sale.

By virtue OF Sundry wrts OF FL Fa to me direc
ted, will be exposed TO Public Sale. at the store
Thomas Walsh. Front street, Wilmington, New
Castle County, Del, on
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1874,
AT IL O'Clock, a. m,
The following described personal property, viz
~. Six large barrel stands, lot empty whiskey
tEEfjbarres, ono barrel bay rum. barrels WINS
IAkkeS, clock, bar IN stove, pump DENT
johns, water cooler, dcsk, &C., &c.
Seized and taken in execution the property o.
Thomas alsn, and 20 b. sold by
ROBERT l.. ARMSTRONG, Sheriff.
Sher1's Office, New Castlc, Feb. Q, 1914.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-12

!" MasOnlc HAN Comp]ny.
80 Wilmington & Western X. X. Co
~ Wilmington x Reading X. K. Co
10 Delaware Railroad Co.
i" Wilmington Coal Gas Co.
U Northern Libarlie, las Co., Phila
= wilmington Turnpike Co.
l2o Wilmington Mills Manufacturing Co.
Delaware Avenue Club Stable.
$1,000 Delaware Railroa Co.
500 Wilmington City Loan.
500 Delaware City Loan.
500 W. 4 r. bond ed mortge)
$500 W. " X. bond (lst mortee)
5000 CHI. ster City bond
.Sdies.--The following sales Of personal mo
perty are advertised In the KBPUHIICAN
Feb
VI. NJ. Cleaver, Executor, New Castle, II :"
John G. l.owber, st. Georges, Del. II
Patrick McMahOn, BrandywiDp, Id. -
j. Frank Eliason, Pencader Hi. lU &c
Pyle 4 Woodward, Kennetl Square, rs i"
VIM. f. Heisler, W. Clay OK, II 8"
tieorge Davis. Mill Oh 10 "a
w. ). Gibbons, New Castle HID. 10 a.
W. NJ. Clond, Brandywine Hid. 10
Deborah Bidile, White Clay Greek, 20 i"
Geo. G. Bennett, ST. Georges, fid. q, :"
Benjamin Grrgg, NJ i'll CreeE, ~
P. X. Clark, New Castle, 2. 4"
Vim. NJ. Eastburn, Mill Greek. "a ="
j. w. Cooch, PeDcader ~ 4"
Mercer ]. Way, Mill Greek lid. II, :.
Edward Thatcher, Chrsliana Hi. .U 1"
Eben Alfrey, White Clay Hi. 90 :.
David Appeby, New Castle, ~"
ii. T. Alexander, ). Wilmington, Mar . "
Geo. T. Lyman, Christiana, HID. a."
Jas. b. Appleby, New Castle -"
Jehu Clark, New Castle, Id. ga
VIM. Clark, Dhristiana, 10 "
Il. ID. Longlaud, Red Lion, " IL"
Sdies.-Evans Pennington real estate soant
reports the following sales asnegotlated by h i'm
during the last two weeks:
Dwelling 1O3 Tatnall St, for Rachel Hus-
bands $500.
Dwelling $40 Madison ST., for f. G. Springer,
So 200.
Dwelling s2l West .th ST., fer John Cam
bell, of Philadelphia, 81 900.
Nine building lots en- Fourth ST. betvreen
Adams and jackson, for @. A. LeMaistre, for
s. 300.
Dwelling Oh Jackson ST., near Bianiywine.
for Mary d. Mcdowell, for ,575.
Dwelling and two building lois on Seventh
St, at Windsor for W. Bowe, for s2,O75.
Dwelling s24 Madison St., for E. G. Spring
err, $1,000.
Stock and fixtures of grocery store, corner
Bird and Jedersops SITS, fer 7. Meades, for
price not made public
Dwelling 1913 Madison ST., for L. c. Spring.
err, S., 900.
W. McCaulley & Co. report the following
sales:
Building lot on Madison street, tor Lawrence
Curran to Haughey d Ferry.
Lot on Locust street for horace Doane to
Owen Hannah.
Lot 90 feet on Spruce street, tor Dr. r.. r.
Porter, 10 John Cook.
Farm of AZ acres In Brandywine Hundred,
for Samuel B. Parmelee to j. W. Holton.
Building lot, 9th ward, for Adam Grubb to
Samuel Rigby.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-12
WILMINGTON FLOUR MARIN Iys


so ~ iees a 10 a. follows: Sales of super
Flour ~i15. ~ ""i''4" "'' N.Y.
ShA lN,--salcs OF red Wheat AT "a IS to .G5 amber
si6sal15, sprung sI.gO Rive s2asds Corn Isr m
exc. oats W To tic. iUr whine wv "
SEEDS.-Clover ats to eDc ,,ar III Tim,,n,
~ 90, er bn.lel; and Flax seed J2b - ''"''"s
Raca, ,,d iSi9 =, PORK sI 50 per barrel
dor ~ ~ 70 70 nc per H.; Side. &c, aud Shout
WOOL.-Sales OF the finer oral,. at x, =, a.,
al az 20 - " ooc; common Us to ioc domestic pull
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-12
80 u SALE

AAA good frame house ard lot of ian
yEAyof ono acre and one-suSth OF an acre, situate
A&AsA in Hockessih, Mill Creek hundred adjoiT
my lands of Jasper WAY, Mark Pcdrick, and other,
Will be- sold low amt cn terms.
irbl2-Sw~ JOHN NJ. GEBHART
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-12

ihh ANIME IN lHDiA-lt ID expected thai
tue famine III India will reduce about three Der
cent OF the population to the last Extremity and
throw them upon the state for n lief The Ierlod
oi uedrlh, however Is expected to last 8 months
IRON February to October ma ni i,lress which
has not yet come upon the HIassi VI tbs people
me English GOVermen Is preparing to store up
riae aud provide work Tor the poor. Tho Gov
efnm7nt viii buy go 600 tous OF rice, and ii is
expected that private generosity win furnish
100000 tons more, which will be sufficient to
meet all anticipated wants. The cost TO the
Government Will amount to from two to three
millions OF dollars All suffering aud indeed
ueath itself cannot he s,erled however, for old
ana inhrn persons perish tor want OF sufficient
foot before famine itself has come upon the pee
PIE Dr. Hunter say, ''rhe rural population
enters famine As irigaie goes into battle,
cleared vi All useless gear and inetlirieni mem
btIs lie most that Government aud private
'harlty eau do When II Is nol permanently ap-
pied to the good work Is To carry supplies 10
the frisaie aflVr the battle has commenced.
AGRICULTURAL ITEAIs'- The following are
from the u. s. Agricultural Dept. : Report
for January. The yield. of wheat growing
States are as follows; Ohio, l2 bushels; Mich
ryan. l2,2; Indiana, 1873; Illinois, IL s; Wis.,
consin, 1913; Minnesota, los; Iowa, ID;
Missouri, II Kansas, 10 s; Nebraska, Is B.;
tahiorhia. l3,5; South Carolina, i = Texas,
H.
twenty i've cents an acre is paid in Jamai.
Gu, W. for cutting grass
MIR John W. hurry. ofCarrol county, Md
last season, raised one hundred and 1ity two
and "A half bushels Of sheled corn on one acre
of land
klre straw is largely used in lie manufacture
ofpaper.
The rate OF yield of potatoes last season is
low for most of the states. Tile highest Yields
are in New England and New York, being 100
bushels or more in all but Rhode Island and Com
heeticnt and l3Oin Oregon, no other states reach
ing higher figure than 81. In the south the
range is from 60 in Louisiana to "a in North
Carolina, next to the latter coming Florida, Tex
as Mississippi and Alabama.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-12
SALE.

The subscriber will sell small farm, containing
about twenty acres. The improvements are
a frame dwelling house. with well OF water -
at the door, and good frame barn. Situate kslm
In Christia ana Hundred adjoining the Village eV0
Of Centreviie. II the purchaser may desire Ii the
above property will be divided as fo make ~ acres
In one lot. and eight In the ether E further uar
tcnlar~ apply I'd the subscribe. residing thereon
jaD22-4tw JOHN Mot DLLOIJGu