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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-02

POLICE COURT STATIsTlCs.-The following
is the work of the Police Justice for the
month of January:
Number of cases before the court on GRIM
inal charges, 323 Of this number sixteen
were sent ON to the grand jury on one
charge each; one On two charges, and one
on seven charges. Sixteen were committed
to Jail in default of surety; three for non,
puyment Of fines twenty-four committed
to jail for petit larceny; one for assault and
battery. Two hundred and sixty-one were
fined or discharged. Amount Of fines I'M
posed, S5l1.25; amount collected, S49025.
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JAMES NJ. TAYLOR & SON, AZ P. NJ, building
lots ON the road leading to Fairfield.

JAMES NJ. TAYLOR & SON, AZ 2. n, building
lots on the road leading to Fairfield.
". b. RATCLIEFE, 10 A. NJ. groceries, &C.
A. B. DUESBERRY, High Constable, II A. NJ,
whiskey, an assortment OF furniture aud sun
dries. -
COOK & LAUG HTON, 10 :. NJ. administrators
sale of 10000 cigars, tobacco, Store-f1tures-
&C., on the south side OF Main three doors above
Ninth street
LYME 6 BROTHER, 12 NJ in front of Hcnrico
county courthouse. tract OF land on the
Nine-Miie road known as the jennings tract.
GRUBBs SC WILLIAMS, 12 H., property known
as Bradford's Hotel, on franklin street between
Wall street and Locust alley.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, l r. NJ, brick residence
and store No. 1913 east Franklin street.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, AZ P. H.. executors
sale Of Il large brick residence on the south SIDE
Of Grace between First and Second streets.
T. W. KEESEE, I 0 A. ", at his store, furniture
showcases, SC.
SALES AT THE REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE OK
MONDAY, 9TH FEBRUARY, At IL O'CLOCK NJ.
By GRUBBs q WILLIAMS: Four farms. See
advertisement. s-
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MARRIAGE LICENSES IssUED.-During tbe
month of January the clerk Of the Hust-
ings Court issued tWenty-seyen marriage
Iicenses-ffteen to white and twelve to
colored couples. 10000.
The clerk of the County Court issued
seven aieenses-six to white and one to
colored persons.
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Branch always had rose on the LETT lappet
Of his coat, and the red bandanna handEer-
chief in his right hand, and that tne gentie-
man who had just spoken had neither;
On motion of Colonel Evans, the Exchange
oI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-02

TRANSFER IRINTrNG-INKs viii copy clear and
distinct for an indefinite period Of time send your
orders for work to be done In these inks to the DIS
match Printing House. 5eS 3
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THE THEATRE-M1ss CusHMAE.-A report
was current on Saturday that parties were
speculating in reserved seats for Miss Cush'
mans entertainments at the Theatre, which
commence on the 10th. This report Is en-
tinsly incorrect, as we are assured by Mr.
Powell. The box-sheet will be opened al
Ambeld's Musical Exchange on Friday ut {
A. NJ, when the sale of reserved seats will
commence. No seats have been marked OIL
and none will be except as the tickets are
purchased. Persons have already been to
Ambold's and offered $5 apiece for choice
seats. -
TIE THEATRE was crowded at the Coleman
matinee on Saturday, and as the sisters did
their best acting, OF course everybody was
highly pleased. They have made a reen-
eagement for this week, and have been re-
iniorced by the support of 81. G. Strong, 4.
G. White, G. Honey wood, j. l.. Carbarf, Ed.
Mack, Miss Annie Mack, and Mrs. Wilson,
besides MIR. j. A. Coleman and Mrs. Carhart,
who appeared with them last week.
For tonight Fred. Marsden's society play
the "silyer Star or, the Mystery Of Villa
Real.'' The play will befollowed by the clog,
dancing of the Coleman Sisters and musical
sDeciaitieS .s - r ssEE.G ~
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TRANSFER PRlNTING-TEKs-1n Invaluable to raif.
road companies, steamship companies, Danks, mar.
chants. manufacturers, and Others They are en-.
during and changeless, and VIII copy shsrp and
Gear for an indefinite period Of time. having inst
received fresh supply Of these inks, we are pre-.
pared to execute orders promptly and at moderate
prices. n.
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KENTUCKY WmsKEY, four years old,-eelebra-
ted Buckner brand-$2.50 per gallon, at CHRIS
TIAS & WHITES, H.
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DEEDS RscoRDED.-Duringt the past month
as deeds were recorded in the clerks once
sof the Chaneery Court.
Seyenty-six deeds were recorded IN Tue
clerks office of the Henrieo County court.
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BrsAwAY AccIpENT-LEG BRoKEN.-Late
Saturday evening, while Mr.. Rouse, the
stace-driver between Richmond and Tappa-
hammock, was engaged in taking out the
mail ut the post-of1ice, the horses took fright
from some cause and ran away. Mr. Rouse
was thrown against the post-office gate with
great force, breaking one of bis legs. DR.. |.
Fl. White was called in, and rendered the
necessary surgical aid.
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RICHMOND AMATEUR OpERA TRoUPE-Bo.
Hgs1As GIRL.-We have heretofore noticed
the intention of this popular amateur COM
pany to render Balfe's charming opera the
Bohemian Girl, and need only to speak OF
the time when the opera will be produced so
as to insure full, fashionable, and appre.
ciatiye audience. 1t is said that the chorus
will surpass any ever rendered by an anna
teur association in Richmond. 1t is certain
that the ladies and gentlemen of the cas'
will sustain the high reputation they have sc
deservedly won in by-gone days. The great
beauty about this amateur company is theil
complete rendition of the opera, witho ut
cutting any part of it from beginning to end
thus placing their performances more salts
factorily before the musical public.
The company will rehearse tonight a
Ambold's music store.
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SMOKERS ARE DELIGHTED WITH THOSE uSAP-
PRoAcHABLE clear Havana 10c. and Premium &c.
cigars at SCHAAp,S. l4o2 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-02

IF YoUwAgr a NIcE-FTrrIxG sHsRr, out cfshe
very best material, leave your order at D. s..
SPENCE g sos's. ;: 4 . 9
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CLoTInNG.-E. B, SPENCE q soS. 1900 Main
street, have very large stock OF ready -ade cloth.
ing, which they selling at the very lowest mar
ket prices. as
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TIE DAVENPORT BRoTHERs.-The astound-
ing seance which has been given by the Da-
yenport Brothers In the presence and by re-
Quest of the different crowned heads.and no
bility of Europe with startling and wonder
ful results will be presented at Virginia
Opera-House this week. The brothers com
mence an engagement (of three nights and q
matinee) on Thursday night the 5th instant.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-02

UNDERwraR, OF ALE GRADES, and IRON, me.
dunn TO best quality, as reduced prices, at D.
SPENCE s SONS, 1900 Main street.
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WOOD AND COAL Of all kinds at greatly reduced
prices. will not be undersold. Save Is to Soc.
per lead by calling at Nineteenth and Cary streets.
G. Fl. PAGE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-02

POPULAR READIEGs.-Pr Professor William
Valentine, of this city, will entertain large
audience at the Broad-Street Methodist
church tomorrow evening With. select read
ipes from Mark Twain, Dickens, Coieridge,
Longfellow, Shakespeare, and other popular. isl'
Mr. Yaientineis gentleman Of decided
culture, and those who attend may resi-
assured that they have a treat In store. 4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-02

PgasoNAL.-Judge r. W. Hughes, OF the
United States District Court, sitting In
chambers at the custom-house, heard ahd
disposed Of 4 number OF cases on Saturday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-02

I CANES are going rapidly at sCaAAf's, -1402
Main street. He has decidedly choice selection.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-02

POLICE CoURT.--There were no cases OF
importance before the court on Saturday.
Gabriel Banks, guilty of stealing lot of
wearing apparel, was sent to Jail for ninety
6apc
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-02

Do NOT FORGET TEE FhCT.-You can save from
soc. to 81 per ton by buying coal Of Z. H.PAGE
Nineteenth and Cary streets. Best West Virginia
snlfnt lump coal at $5. s. o per load.
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NOTARY PuBLIc.--Mr. a. j. Hnftard has
been appointed notary public for the
connty Of Wythe. 49,. a.
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cAL1ronSrA ApRrcors aud cunRxsr JELLY at
CHRISTIAN C WHITES.
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CHEpDER AND STrLroN CHEESE, Old and very
superior, at CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
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CIRCUIT CouRT.-This court was not in
session on Saturday. 1t meets again at 10
A. VI. to-day, when the docket will be called.
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Dr. p. v Pierce ,

TIE MASONIC GIFT coycEETxT NORFOLK,
owing to various reasons has been postponed 70 9th
of May, 1874 and the night Of that date The con-
cert and dra wing Will positively take place. This Y
al, opportunity rarely offered for some one to make
a fortune with the small outlay OF $5. Tickets can
bs sad 10 Richmond at p. WErsfeER q Co.'S hat
store, i 2o1 Main street. Orders from distance
solicited. Send money by post-ofaee order or eS.
nress. Thefollow1Dg is . Ast Of gifts {; 8
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-02

LOOK AT TIE BEAUTIFUL 7wo-oUNcE POCKET
HATS, weight three ounces, at +. WEISIGER i
no
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-02

THE PEMBROKE SHIRT Is WARRANTED 70 PIT.
LeaYe your orders ut g. B. srgEcK& soa's, 1900
Main street. s u .Ss4s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-02

TOMATOES in gallon Jars, for hotels and boarding.
houses, at CHRISTIAN g WHITES. 'a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-02

FIRE-ALARns.-Durin the past montl
there were three alarms OF fire. =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-02

NINE. DEMoREST's FASHIONABLE AND REL1A-
BILE PATTERNS are the best. Try them. For sale
by JULIUS MEYER, 6O3 Broad street.
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payment Of the notes to be given up for q
Confederate bond OF the same amount.

payment Of the notes to be given up for 8
Confederate, bond Of the same amount
WILLIAM B. IsAAcs co. REPUDIATE TIE SUIT.
|; 1t did not surprise those acquainted with
the gentlemen composing the firm Of Messra.
William b. 1saacs and Co. to learn that as
soon as they were informed that Sheriff
Wright was about to execute the subpRnas
10 this suit they addressed to bim the follow
ing note: u - h,
" RIcHsosp, VA, January 81, 1874.
" To the Sheriff Of Richmond:
Please say that the use Of our names in
the suit against the stockholders of the Bank
of the Commonwealth is a mistake, and that
we will not be parties to the proceeding.
We regret to be made to occupy q position
so contrary to o.lr expressed wishes, and
from which we have asked to be relieved by
the court. Respectfully,
W. 3. IsAACs e Co."
1t appears TINT Oh the 31st of December
last the counsel for the plaintiffs filed me-
morandum with the clerk Of the Hastings
Court to initiate these proceedings, that
being the last day inside of which suit could
be brought under our statute Of limitations.
AS soon as it came to the knowledge of
Messrs. W. B. Isaacs & Co. that their names
had been used as plaintiffs they made efforts to
have their names withdrawn, but were told
1t could not be done until the next rule.day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-02

TIE SPECIAL Court OF APPEALs.-The
judges of this court were in conference on
Saturday.
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COMMISSIONERS or DEEDS ArroIETED:-The
Governor has appointed Mr.. D. 4: Mitchell
"a commissioners Of deeds for Virginia, to re-
| side in Montgomery, Ala.
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TRAysrER PRrsrISG-INKs for copying letter
headings, statements, way bills &c. Can De copied
,n the ordinary letter-press book Bend your orasrs
for printing in these inks, and for all oener assc-
tions Of printing, to the DsspGtca frlnsnS.n9aae'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-02
POLICE COURT STATIsTlCs.-Th

Below freezing, 10 days. Coldesl, lbth ana
l7th-15 degrees. Warmsst, Iou-oo ocs'ee"'
Average, 80 degrees.
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.,,,.,rEAL ApDEESS BY PRESIDENT
GRrBBS.
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! REpUcED-As:t the seafon 10 advancing Measrs,
E. B. spEscE & soS have put down HE pffcesofa
their oFercoats snd other heavy winter stock at
greatly redured pFiees. IS 20 4 fsss5t -
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: FINE SILK UMBRELLAS al cost q, P. WEIsIGEI
& CO.'S,
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DPEMIIIM sTEAiM DYEINss

inREMIUM sTEAfM DYEINss
CTEANISG WaRK Is, No. sn4 Main stra,
tieies no he eCi.EANEDfH DYED WDl And fhs1 10
4 do work RETTKh md for crIfkNTYnEaYERE PEN
GENT, LEaS tnxn N ~ other eeta n the
nm nv 6tesen thereby anahttHg ~ u tn ont NoeA
nj short notice and uS st npQn IA siaN re
Hesss of sOaktnf tAs tR b. ID e3aNeo eleA1sd
convinced. ~. . Z. ..,...
j. 40 Y. n sSf11s Ize
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-02

METgoRoLoGlcAL.-Th following is state
ment Of the thermometer for the month of
january, the observations being made at
sunrise each day:
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

r WISH TO BORROW ABOUT $1,000
/ FOR ONE OR MORE YEARS. Am wiinngto
NV n NOR cent interest, and offer as security
Hnrsyt mortgage on Glen Alien.m Agents VII NOT
he treated with. Address JOHN CUsSONS;
: IN 2S-lWk Glen hhen' ~
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

On all sales of real estate made bdosen the Ist oS
January and soth Of June the toass for the pre-
all sales made bstEee,i the 1st of .7sty and last
oJ the year the tores haze to be paid the seller
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pROrEssKOyAL CARDS.

SNEAD, GRIMBALL & RIVES,
sTTORNEY AND CoUNsELLORs AT LAW,
So EXCHANGE PLACE,
THOMAS L. SNEAD,
JOHN GRIMBALL,
Z. EDWARD RIyES. JA11.1mg
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I,oe f3rand Cas,, en- GOO
ono f:rnnd CashGtf, &. -2o, 900
o,,s c.ond C,sh f,,f, ;. 1850
nns cr,ut !, ,asr -. 5000
o. ors,,s ,Sash fssft 5000
ons 900 cash G,fr a.5oO
~ Cash Gifts, $500 eaeh.."...' a1'eo0 "
on Cas,, ems, 600 each, .,....,...... ie, 600
100 90 Cssn Girrs Iso each, $4,000
10 cash str,s 1s,f, each y. 10000
too an c;fsa 4, each ). !. 80. {. 2s;50o
ooo rasn fiifts, each. :. -. Z. $4,000
otosS -. fszssGs sss3 sasft----s--.-.
Grand Total, 600 Gifts, all cash.. ,00o
whole, tickets. s5; half tickets. s2soe. sa1 ciup
rates, eleven rcksts for ESQ. iGss
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,rGr GATHERING OF CITIZENS.
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FORMAL OPENING.

REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE
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NrEW STYLE GLAss-CUTTkR And
IN iN'pUrTY-KNIFE, warranted 10 osyc5k better
49,. tbs clasierss 6fatnond, and requires no pfac.
s aeaa aay child can use II. great tmpeosemsas
on the old pattsra. Price. 7os tns sase a bx
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LIME AND CEMENT.
r IME! LIMEl LIME 1
REMOVALS..


:DEMOYAL AND REDUCTIUN.-Har.
TCing to yacafe my Maia.strees yard fer the State
Consumers great indueements IN the price Of the
hest RED-kSH EGG ANTHRhClTE. and West
VIrytnia SPLINT COAL. Also, superior STOVE
and nd NUT TANTHRACITE. coal 10. stoves, ana,
lover Hin and Cumberland for CRATES. engsEss,
IISsSr IA Snrnaces and tine popular NtDLlSG md
CaaOioKIEG-WOOD and GoOKjNG-GOhE, e. tnsa
lowest rates, at 11ll Main, rhteentu anu DSSHT,s
and Ninth and Cary streets - y.rvrca
I IN "a - u =: :. . !. -s....:.,
DEMOYAL.--J. b. WHITAKER has,
+ IL removed TO No. II Fourteenth street, between
Main and EIarklin where ise Is p1eparsd % con con.
tinue SLATE, TIN. and GKAyEls.sslMyIrriISSHs.s sslMIrISs.,s 4
Thankful for past patronage, napS Il .ys, yM,,s ne.
uruance or the same. A. j, BoMmam u W. ~ %W % g
I Ia "a 2w Y q S5SSs y j. IL w hELAan-.-.-.
DEMoYALa REMoyAB :-Haxins re, re-
II nesed to she corner dye doors aooss ,nsea. ,ns
stand 1 nm prepared 70 oder increased AoascS-e
yo eIfs IN rsnrcfias4fs OF Ss - $50
EISk WATCHkS, JEW ELR1. :. ysss.4ss ~
sit,yER GOODS, PLATED WAk
FANCt GOODS, sc. -. ..Sg.as .as1,h sG = s,sset.
jag-lm corner of slssi ha'n aho - lsl.s.
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ITTAyTNG QUALIFIED As ADMINS.
I Ef.TaATOH 81 the eatase or JUDITH G.SCs'
DAHs DECEASED, bar deLtorsM pse9le pay hes anp
lccrcdi tnrs VIII present their slstES.
= - NOD I'D! sfsfs7
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In hunting up information in this case we
came across another IN the Circuit Court of
Kichmond. commenced in June, 1879, In
which the same MIR. W. Fl. Scott above men
toned sues the Bank Of the Commonwealth
in its corporate capacity, and the Common
wealtf, of Virginia, through Joseph MAYO,
treesnrer. and William #. Taylor, auditor,
claimsc 10 make the State liable for the pay.
ment of these same notes because she allowed
the Safe stock deposited Us . pledge for the
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-01-12
SHERIFF'S SALE

BY virtue OF writ of Lcvari Facias TO me direct
I'll willbe exposed to Public Sale, at the Lafayette
hotel, No 81 Shpey street, kept by james Pier
,1' IN the city of Wilmington, New Castle county +,
pa.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-01-12
SheriHss Sale.

n.y. vitae OF writ of Leyari Facias. to mo direc-
- VIII be exposed to public sale at the hotel OF il
kirE,inl the village of Christana Bridge, in White Clay
nr'Ih Hundred, Nov Castle county Del, on Fki-
DAY TIE 30th day OF January, 1874, at II clock,
y ~, the following described Real Estate, viz: Ali
;hhf certain u or piece of land situate in the Village
~ thrlstiann Bridge, In W hte CLAW Creek Hundred
NV CASTLE county and State of Delaware. bounded
and described as follows, to wit: Beginning at a
stake IN Main street. in said village, leading toward
-.eWhrk, being corner also for William l.. Hesler
And running thence with his line south, thirty -one
uegrets west seven and four tenths perches to his
corner, and thence tho same course continued, Ave
t'hils III perch to made corner for land sold
10y the said William silver to John M. Clark thence
With the garden fence and west end of the shoe shop
h1rth, iorty-nine degrees west, four and tenth
i,erches to stake IN the Baltimore Turnpike Road
thence Herewith north, fifty one degrees east
sven and one tenth perches to a stake in the first
named street then with said street SOUTH sixty
aud half degrees east one and five tenths pefches
H, tho place OF beginning, containing 20 SQUARE
PEkCHES OF LAND, more or less.
Seized and taken In execution as the property of
Peregrine Kemp, Mortgagor, and Thomas Duff, Isaac
Snrrison and Thomas Cam, terre tenants and TO be
sold by
ROBERT L. ARMSTRONG, Sheriff.
hherIhs ONCE, Eew Castle. January9, 1874.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-01-12
AdministratOr,s Sale.

By virtue OF order OF the Orphans Court Of tn o
State OF Delaware, In and for New Castle county
made the 9th day OF October, A. D., 1873, will be
exposed 10 sale nj public auction on Saturday. the
Thirty first day of JannaIy, A d., 1874, at II o.
clock in the foi enoon, at the Auction hOoms of J..
w. Stidham X Son, No III East Fourth street, In
tho city of Wilmington, Delaware, the following
A. described lands aud tenements, being the
NI8Y real estate of the late Joseph kossiter, de-
A4skssS ceased, the same being ordered TO be sold
tain lot, piece or parcel OF land with three storied
brick dwelling thereon erected, situated in the city
OF Wilmington New Castle county, and state Of
Delaware; beginning at the s9utherly side of Fourth
street, between Jefferson and Madison Streets ut
the distance OF IL feet from the westerly side of
Jefferson street, corner for lard Of Henry Il. Pick
els thence by The said land southerly parallel to
jefferson street 30 feet to the northerly side or ton
feet wide alley leading from jefferson To Madison
streets thence with said alley side westerly AMI
parallel to Fourth street, Is feet to land OF William
q. kchdrlck; thence with said ken,rickA land
northcrly parallel TO jefferson street. 30 feet to tile
aforesaid side of Fourth street, and thence there.
by cisery eighteen feet to the place OF beginning, BE-
the contents what they may, with the free and com
mon use and privilege OF said ten feet wide alley as
and Tor passage way and water course at all times
hereafter forever. The above premises WIN be sold
subject to the Dover Of the widow.
Attendance will he given by Henry +. PIckels, the
Administrator, or by $. Nj. Harrington, Esq, his
Attorney
Attest, q. NJ. VANDEVER,
Clerk OF Orphans Court.
L.. W. Sthiham 81 son, A uctioneerR.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-01-12
FOR SALE.

xss TWO Valuable Market street proper tits, one
NE 10 feet front, 100 feet deep, the other - it. front,
running through to ShipleS Street. and will he
sold on easy terms.
House, No. 703 Tatnall street. rooms lot ~ by 90,
possession at any time.
Two Houses on Wilson street, Nos 1920 and 1911 4
rooms each, lot 1Gx6i for 5OO each.
Store property. corner Fifth and Madison streets,
good location for business.
House. No. 4Gj East sixth street rooms.
Two FARMS FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE, b
miles from city, OF acres, the other IA acres
Buildings upon both new and in good repair. Great
abundance OF fruit.
House. 62l west Seventh street, ! rooms, new and
in good order. Lot Ex8l.
Store property, ner OF Elm and Jackson streets,
ioi less than cost.
House No. 407 East Sixth street, rooms, lot i6A7I.
T~u houses, 6rooms each, on Orange street, above
Sixth Lot lsxl27. Cheap. Terms very easy
For Sale or exchange iOr farm. 4 threc-stUr,
brick house, II rooms store and bakery attached an
modern mprON einents Good location for business.
a number OF other properties, including some fine
firm close to the city. Call and examine list. Office
open IN the evening". L. PENNINGTON,
Room No. . Almond Building
iel-tl Cor Eighth and Market streets.