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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-13

CHOW sweet IT is for brethren odweI togeth-
er in unity ," says the Good Book. And vet we
find, the brethren OF the Episcopal convention
Of Wisconsin, II session at Milwaukee, by the
ears, qusreling like cats and dogs, and calling
each Others hard names. The convention met
on the 18th insta1t, for the purpose Of electing
bishop, and had scarcely come tog ether before
they commenced a bitter controversy over the
admission and privileges of lay delegates. A
dispatch says that during the afternoon the
most intense feeling prevailed, and the discus
sions were interrupted in the most undignifed
manner. The discussion was very bitter and
the speakers were frequently interrupted by
applause, Kisses and cries Of "Order," calling
hard names, and pronOuncing opponents guilty
OF falsehood. Nothing was accomplished dur
ing the day and Yesterday the convention reas-
sembled and another exciting discussion took
place, this time on charges made against DIR.
DE hoven, the leader of the ritualistic branch
OF the convention, accusing him of extreme
ritualism bordering Oh ROmanish. Finally
vote OF the clergy was taken for the election of
bishop resulting, De Koven 80, and Hoffman g.
On the second ballot Hoffman had 50 votes The
clergy nominated DIR. De Koven on the fourth
ballot, but the laymen refused to confirm this
nomination by vote Of 81 nays to yeas. 1t
VIII be seen by the telegram elsewhere that the
convention finally adjourned to-day without
making a choice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-13

IHs WEEKLY STAR, now ready, contains al
the news Of the week, local and general; pro-
eeedipgs OF Congress; q large amount Of literary
matter, stories, poems and sketches, society
and fashion notes, Washing on news and gossip,
agricultural items, household receipts, Sc, sc.
Terns, One dollar and a half per annum, in
advance; single copies i've cents, in wrappers,
ready for mailing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-13

The Louisville COUrier-Journdl has had ga
strike" on hand for some days, because the
proprietor refused &c discharge the foreman of
the office at the demand of the compositors.
The editor, in stating the case, said
We regret the course taken by the printers in
TINS matter because II will embarrasS mauy
families. The position assumed is wholly un-
Just and untenable. The mode of carving il
out was preeipitate and rash. We were given
DO Tune 70 deliberate or help ourselves. An i'm
Porous demand was made upon us-s demand
winch no body OF employees has q right to make
and which no self-resPecting establishment
WOULD mink for moment OF complying with
and on our declining TO accede TO 1t, we were
IeIt without the force necessary TO issus our
paper. The day selected was payday. The
houI ate IN the evening, after all hands had
We are not disposed to be as rash as our
printers. Several among them have wives and
children depending upon them, and in consider
alton OF these We extend one day of grace.
Those who fail TO take advantage OF this by re-
Stunning their cases to-day need never expect
employ me Mt again in this office. Ii Is our liked
determination 70 manage our own business with
out the aid or supervision of a committee of
voluntary managers, self-chOsen from among
our employees: Now that the issue has been
raised, We had just as lief ight it out on the ex-
lstlng line as not, making not the least doubt OF
the result.
The result of the strike was that the paper
was issued on a half sheet on Monday but on
the succeeding day came out in its usual form,
ana the editor states that arrangements have
been made insurIng the publication hereafter
without embarrassment. The striking printers,
1t was added. had "pro posed to resume their
places in the Office under the old foreman pro-
yided all were taken back. The proprietors
were willing and anxious that all should come
back except eight men, whose names were fur
nished, and who under no circumstances, it was
stated, would again be permitted to work in the
Office" AS there was no question Of time or
wages at issue, but only the real or fsncied
occasion Of dislike by some of the employees to
the foreman, the strike does not seem to have
any justihable cause, and we are surprised that
the typographical Union OF Louisville should
have endorsed it,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-13

The new order Of the Sovereigns OF Industry
Is founded on principles similar to those of the
Patrons Of Husbandry and is not antagonistic
to the latter organization. 1t is in fact kind of
cooperating organization. The first council of
the new order in the West was organized at St.
Louis last night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-13

THE NATIONAL GRANeE-In the National
Taylor, OF South Carolina wa elected ponons
N place OF Mrs- Kelly. resigned and Mrs.
OF Mrs. Abbott. f'@Ne
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-13

The Pennsylvania newspapers report that
Asa Packer, OF Mauch Chunk, Is worth at lie ast
SIS 900 ,0O0.-Ex.
That's all right. II shows there are compen-
sations in nature. A man ought to be worth
about that much for having to spend his days in
q town with such a name.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-13
Largest Circulation in the District
Reading Matter on Every Page
WASHINGTON CITY;
.-......February Is, 1874
what People Out West Think Of the
Star.

A subscriber to the WEEKLY STAR, residing
in Dakota, writes as follows:
al am sorry to say that THE STAR has not
vfsited me for some weeks, and that the omis-
sion is creating waste in the pathway Of my
life which nothing earthly can remedy. A man
In washington, after having read The STAR
regularly for IL years would be likely to miss it,
m deprived of its daily visits. But take that IN
out OF Washington at the end of ten years, and
isolate him at an indian agency, 500 miles from
anywhere, and let his weekly mail, which comes
by grace and the aid of an Indian scout, fail to
bring him at least the WEEKLY STAR, and can
you imagine his feelings? / think not, unless
you have suffered in kind.
"Nov, i do not suppose can recover the
missing numbers, but / want TIE STAR with
out delay; and IL the failure 20 receive IL lately
is due to neglect on the part of the man who
received the letter containing the money, /
want him taken out and shot, without the bene-
1t OF clergy"
We have only to add that the man has been
killed, and that the paper will henceforth go
regularly forward, as requested.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-13

nj ETROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE.
MhhHAfTAN cos TOILET SOAPS, which in in
Gusllty are equal to Colgate . well known brands,
Than TOILET s6Afss sss
fore offered.
Medium Size, (ExceIsforJ 6 for 25c, large size,
25e., Extra Fine Tablets large size equal to Col
gates, 2Oc. cakes, for z5c.
g. A trial will convince you Of the merits of this
also am selling pound bars Of CASTLE sosp at
the remarkably low price of SOC. per bar.
Tbs p, rice i 50 low that you will think this Soap
The fine stereoscopic Views which I am selling at
8 per dozen continue to keep in full supply, not
outstanding the immense sales continually make
Of them.
Our One Dollar Stereoscope will surprise you with
its excellence. '''
/ also keep now Scotch bingham Ten Rib Steel
Frame Umbrellas at o. each, which you will find
rsTy good and cheap.
have Just received Gilt Stick, Painted, and
Plain Black large SIZE Fans at 81 each.
S1LVRRBRR0
METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE,
sls sEvEHTH STREET,
jan9H NEAR PKsNsLvANIA AvENsl.
FOURTH GRAND GIFT CONCERT
FOB THE BENEFIT OF The
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY.
OYER d MILLION IN BANK!l
A FULL DRAWING ASSURED.
TUESDAY, the 3Ist Of March, Next.
Only 5000 tickets have been issued, and
s1.6oo,ooo.
divided into Il 600 cash gifts, will be distributed by
lot among the ticket-hoiders.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-13
LADIES' GOODS.

LADIES' GOODS.
MADAME GRANGER,
OF PARIS,
Bias the honor 10 inform the ladies' OF Washington
thst she hss on exhibition EVENING AND RE.
CkPTI0N DREesLS, B0NNETS, and Q complete
assortment for lady's Toilette, directly imported
and OF entirely the latest styles
Madame Granger has been for many years the
dreesmsker of the ladies of the foreign embassy
both IN Paris and London, and Warehouses Ripou
and the Countess W ale de 0reve.
Madame Granger will remain in the city but a
few weeks, and may be found while At the Marston
House, corner 18th 81, and New York avenue.
ftbll-4t"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-13

TOTAL, IL, 900 GIFTS, ALL CASH,
amounting a 90 900
THE CONCERT AND DIsTRIBUfIoN OF GITrs WILL
POSITIVELY AND uNKQuIvocALLy TAKE PLACE ON
THE DAY NOW FIXED, WHETHER ALL THE TICKETS
ARE SOLD OR NOT, AND THK IL 900 GIFTS ALL PAID
IN PROPORTION TO THE NUMBER OF TICKETS SOLD
PRICE OF TICKETS:
eoSpSn US ssysn Wsoie fo1 $50 90 esss
Tickets for 0o0 lis Whole Tickets for IS 300 IN
hole Tickets for $1,000. No discount on less than
500 worth Of Tickets.
THO. Z. BRAMLETTE,
agent agent Public Library Kx, and Manager Gift
isnis I'm ,Dhe Library Building, Loufsville, ny.
NVt 1IssdIh s9gartnership for the manufse-
A: Richards, is dissolved by mutual con.ant Ali
bills viii be recepted for and debss nad Nv xIfred
hienads. All persons indebted to tie arm Are re-
s Lss.e1 maze immediAte settlement, In order 10
Feb. LIST, 1874 fHsso' a 4 k kRsa
1beist owe business will be copducted Nv ~. nm
dersigned, Etth hope 20 please ali my friends and
Esifops; .1p SAFE, ~VoO Building Brick and
feblO-s.. A. RICHARDS.
NOTICE-That Z. s. JUsTH, 6ls d street. be.
tween 9th and TN streets northwest, sells Gus
Yum "- sECeND.HANp CLOTHING
les sho1 hs hs ssss Il Ts.' made n;s
w w. KIRBY, RRMOvEp 10 ROOM No. 8,
w. BARBoUR1 Law BUILDING. Louisians
promptly 70 the collection OF sesoSnss IN Owl
Caeos. -. b. BOBlQsOH,
Isnt I'm Justice ofaks Psaes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-13
FOR RENT AND SALE.

Eok RIhT-0n y street, STORE and HOUSE,
emos central location for sny kind Of business:
IL rooms, bathrooms, stafionary Wsshsfands marble
meutels, dumb waiter. frrnsce Lairobe AT rang.
viii lease Tor three or more years Appiy o. ED.
D0LAH, 134S street feb. In
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-13

THIS rs TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscrf.
4 Der has obtained from the Supreme Court Of the
Di-trlct OF Columbia, holding special term letters
oi EXPERIMENTATION, W a., on the personal estate of
DO. deceased. All persons having claims against the
said deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the same
with the vouchers thereof to the subscriber on or
before the 23d day of December next: they may 9TH
erwlse BY Law be excluded from all benefit OF the said
estate. Given under my hand, this 2Sd day Of De-
cember,, 1873.
ELLEH Iher Z mark O'OONNELL,
Witness:-A WEBSTER.
Register Of Wills. febl3-f,Sys
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-13
BOARDING.

TREM0NT HOUSE, corner of ID street and In
per week; s 80 to $40 per mohth Elegant suites of
two and three rooms communicative. House all
newly furnished and heated with steam. feblO I'm
SUITE OF ROOMS, with BOARD, on the second
- floor; also, one large ROOM, south front; house
modern improvements; 1885 / street, near l4th
street. feb7 6ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-13

W of.ppie.nt. Tor sppoi a,@.ns % the S.s aSc
mettir 81 2, Ire Htadgu.rters. at one O'CLOCK p.
isSis,a 'H f.A stf L aasf Secretary.
.nef.ps e 8. siSsshrid sES q 8. TIEkI
taTe Room o. the r. N. o. A. Building rBfDxY
Is14s n .ns .ss, iS4 x.
ensuing yes,; Books Of subscription to 9th series
nf iss iR;a No back 4 sai scB r1Mos.r. s.ey.
W plant: to max. p the non removal y S,Ss
2l Psnn"'anis syePpe a IS.tssss Contractor
TwAsHINGTOS CITY SAVINGS BANK.
Persons hsv money to invest can obt.in at this
FIRST GLASS REAL ESTATE PAPER,
For ssie-4o shares second National Bank Stock.
shares NAL RsrGsd STOCK
fsbs,n w Hanf.1 ssssT iSfi Receiver.
rSSRRIIfPTH,65 E u IINny w ALL; Pa0To:
for sale. 2Os 9Th street, Cincinnati, Ohio. ja2s-2Es
NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, WASH
S interest," ON dspd III On yss ia H. lt The rate
FIVE PER CENT. PER ANEUM.
and all msney on deposit up to March 1st will draw
SIX PER CENT. PER ANNUM,
until July lst after which period the interest allow
ed on ALL dep sit will be
FIVE PER GENT. PERANNUM,
until otherwise ordered
Interest in all cases is computed and allowed for
each full calendar month.
Ianl2-eOt jyl W. STIOKEEY, President.
GREmoyE3 FtTs SSSaD COMPLETE
IN FEW HOURS,
AT No. zoos SEVENTH STREET, NORTHWEST,
where specimens can be seen,
Consultation free. dscls-lyr
@PKNIOkv INDlAH hAlR REsTORER
Wy has never been known to fail. II frees the
scalp rom Dandrnn, restores Gray lair to it's
the Hair from falling cut, and reproduoes II when
gone; IL u the finest Hair Dresser known. For sale
BY all Druggists. jy1-ly
HFsCHEHCKs MAEDRAhE PILLs.-Thsse
~ pills are composed exclusively Of vegetable
ingredients, and although they entirely supersede
Effects. They act directly pom the liver, and O
valuable remedy IN all Of arrangement result
ing from 0 disordersd state Of that organ, Liver
Complain, Bilious Disorders, Indigestion, Sick
Headache, Typhoid Fevsrs, 60, &C., all suooumb 70
the free use Of Schencks Mandrake Pills Tor sale
oy all Druggists and Dealers. m1-tr
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FOR SALE.
FOB SALE-A fine BLACK HORSE; would suit
Tor buggy or business purposes. Can n
be secs at 1919 7th street, from to 10 IN
O'Clock O. m. febll ST. NA
EOR eALE-Two WILCOX GIBBS sEWING
i MACHINES. They have been in use but q
short time, and are as good Is new, and will be
sold at q great reduction.
LOCKWOOD. HUFTY TAYLOR,
febl-V 623 PENNSYLVANIA avenue.
EOR SALE-One frst-rste ROSEWOOD CASE
l. PIANO, nearly new, first cost Se0O;.
Will sell now Tor $50. Apply at us 18th
street northwest. feb3-lm VvvVv
EOR sALE-Fine CANARY and MOCK ING
L BIRDS; warranted good singers. BIRDrxA
CAGES. Prices low. No. 1871 South street VI
Georgetown street cars pass the door. ~
febs-tr J. M. GOETZ.
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TO INVENTORS, sPECULATCRs. AKIN
OTHERS.
&c. THOMPSON & 90,

BANKERS AND BROKBRS
s., "a WALL STREET, NEW YORK
SloChs bought ano sold At closest market Quota
ELMER Tor cash or Tor settlement Of any tims
Nlthln months, on 10 per cent margin.
Loans thereon st moderate rates U 10 10 Der cent
Of market value.
Puts and Calls granted on favorable terms, 500
Deposits received subject to sight drafts, or for
liked periods. lau2t I'm
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On the Point Of Rocks and Metropolitan Railroad,
elght miles from Washington city; s. acres: high
rldge Tor building sites; well watered; part aid "a
1n lots fronting on my road running from Forest
9l-n stare" by Ct. John = Catholic Church ~ ths
TN street turnpike. Price for whole slSs per 49,.
lots, Sloe Also, three sites north Of station bean
tfully shaded with oak and hickory from a 81 ioo
acres, including stone guarries on railroad AZ.
dress THOs. J. BROWN,
Wheaton Post Once,
yAhE-ld Montgomery County, Md
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-04-16

Eoa.-Johp L. Greenwalt has discovered a
Smallve In OF iron ore on bis farm near Stanton
It 10 not In sufficient quantity 10 render It's
quarrying profitable unless further discoveries
shall be made. He is taking out curb, paving,
coping and building stone and hopes 70 make
good business of the same.
A Narrow Escape.-The bridge on the
Reading Railroads. short distance above Green
Vile, took fire few days ago, when the beams
resting ON the piers were burnt almost of, in
which condition one or two trains passed over
when fortunately the inJrry sustained was dis
covered by laborer and the necessary repairs
made. 1t Is almost a miracle that smash up
did not occur.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-04-16
Notice.

r J.R. HARTMANN, licensed druggist, do here
l., by give notice that shall apply to the Judges
Of the Court of General Sessions or the Peace and
Jail Delivery OF the State OF Delaware, In and for
the county of New Castle, upon MONDAY, the 18th
day OF May next, A. d. 1874, being the rst DAY Of
the next May Term of the said Court A. d. 1874, for
license to sell Intoxicating liquors In quantities
greater than quart, on the North West OF
Fifth and Poplar Streets In the Fourth Ward of the
city Of Wilmington, Dell and the following freehold
ers, residing In said Ward the said sppli-
cation, to wit
James Taylor Norris N Woldis
John Hanson Wm Gatta
Joseph Gould Louis Kaiser
Robert Carswcll john otto, Sr,
VIM Russell Thomas B Kellog
Alex Hart samuel Wode
m N Francis 4 C. Carpenter
Palrce Gould VIM II Griffin
James Hart Geo 4 Keller
Joseph PieTson Henry D0ugherty
Thomas p Morsapd Joseph Hayes
Daniel Schsfer John Il Davis
apr16-3t
JOHN j. GALLAGHER,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-04-16
DIED

In Swedesboro, n. j., on the 18th inst,
Frank II. Blackwell, aged 10 years.
On the 18TH inst, Thomas Dougherty, aged
Is years.
On the 18th lust, Martha, wife Of Thomas
White.
The relatives and friends Of the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral from
the residence of her husband, New Castle Hun
dred, on this ('rhursday) afternoon, o'clock
Al Pleasant Hill, Mill Creek Hd., on the 9th
inst, Mary E., daughter of Alban and Kate
Buckingham, aged IA months.
Little Mamie was our darling,
Was our joy, our only pride.
She has gone ID dwell with Jesus,
over ON the other side.
we cannot wish to call her back,
She's climbed the golden stair
And waiting, at The gates of Heaven,
For us to enter there.
He gave her only Tor while,
A bud ofproin'ss given;
Too sweet flower 10 bloom on sartl,
She's gone TO blonni in Heaven.
Why do YOU weep then, parents dear,
When your child is safe at rest
Safe, in the arms OF Jesus
To be torcSe best.
A COUSIN.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-04-16
SATURDAY, MAY 2, 1874,

DEL, on
SATURDAY, MAY 2, 1874,
ats o'clock, p. m,
The following described Real Estate, VIZ:
All that certain tract piece of land late lying and
being IN Chrlstiana Hundred, (but now embraced
within the city OF Wilmington IN the county OF New
Castle aud State OF Delaware bounded and described
az follows to Wit; Beginning the nOrtherly side
VI Front street at corner OF land OF James Webb ;
grees east hundred and thirtyeight perches and
Ave tenths of perch to the southerly side OF Eighth
street thence by the southerly line OF said street
SOUTH fifty degrees east thirty pcrches TO corner Of
land formerly Of j. r. Cox, since of - Norris !;
thence by line of said Cox's or Norris land south,
tenths of perch to cornerstone on said
land thence slo:g another line Of the said
Srses tSrr %ingtss Ae es, perOSs.
and four tenths OF a perch to = line Of land
Of Phillip ,Plunkett; thence by lins Of said
Plunkett's land souh. nineteen and three fourths
degrees west eighty nine perches and fourtenths of
perch to the nortnerly side of Front street, and
ty degrees west, twenty-three perches and eight
tenths OF perch TO the place of beginning, contain
HALF ACRES and Six Perches of Land, be the
saiue or less
Excepting thcreout the following described real
esate, (reeasa dated May 1872, Recorded on Deed
Record X. Vol. g. page 2s5, &c.) An that portion
Of the above mentioned aud described lot OF land and
premises, bounded and described follows, that Is
to say Al portion of said lot tract OF land and
premises lying and being north of Third street IN
mington, through not yet, but Intended SO to be, &c
Seized and taken in execution rs the property of
Mary Jaue Lewis, surviving mortsagor q her hus.
band Jacob Lewis; James Lewis and Elizabeth N.
Lewis, cO-mor,gagors with Jacob Lewis and
George Lewis. Jacob II. Lewis. Annie p. Springer,
Kate Lewis, Thomas 8 Lewis, lamar Bilderbsck'
wife of George Bilderback, toI merly lamar Lewis,
Annie r, Kate. Thomas s.. lamar aud Aary Il.
being, with lanes Lewis, the children and heir at
law of e. e ;'e
Sheriff 's Office, New Castle, April 10. MA
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-04-16
Notice.

7 JOHN j. GALLAGHER, u licensed druggist
L, do hereby give notice that shall apply 10 the
Judges OF the Court of General Sessions OF the Peace
and Jail Delivery Of the State of Delaware in and
for New Castle county, on Monday. the 18th day o
May next, A. ID. 1874 being the first day OF the May
term, A. d. 1874, for license to sell Intoxicating H.
in quantities not greater than one quart, al
Fifteen Hundred and Three (1503) Market street, N
the Eighth Ward of the city Of Wilmington, Del
and the following freeholders residing In said Ward
recommend the said application, to wilt
Henry II Paschall james A Ziegler
William q Pierce A Baker
John Whitson Samuel Carr
Benz Price John Adams
John Breheny Thomas Donnely
VIM Grub O b Underwood
VIM Mcconnell John W Hopkins
Samn Belts Robert Broomall
+ Appleby Andrew Munden
Alexis Borrell John Scott
James W Agnew Thomas Cardwell =
j II Richardson ueu w Enns
aprhG-3t
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-04-16

will exposed to public sale at the Lafayette Hotel
84 Shpey street, kept by James O. Pierson, in the
city OF wilmington, New Castle County, DELAWARE
on
SATURDAY. MAY 2, 1874,
At2X O'Clock, y. m,
Tho following described real estate, viz:
All those certain l0ss pieces parcels Of land with
two frame dwellings thereon erected, situate A
In the city or Wilmington aforesaid bounded A
and described M follows, to wit HIM
No l. Beginning ut q stake standing In the 4A@
sntythree feet from Front street, aud In the north
aide OF three feet wide alley, with The privilege of
using said alley in common with other legal holders
OF land adjoining thereto forever thence by and
with PoplaNtreet northery fourteen feet to the ad
Joining house and lot thence eastery parallel with
Front street running between this and the adjoining
house seventy-two feet TO stake thence southerly,
parallel with Poplar street. fourteen feet to the said
side of said alley, and thence Herewith westerly
enty-two feet to the place OF beginning be the
tents thereof what they may.
No.2, Beginning at a point on the westerly side OF
Jefferson street between Eighth and Ninth streets at
the distance OF ninety nine feet and eleven inches
from the southerly side OF Ninth street thence
terry parallel with Ninth street. ninety fe ct to the
essterly slice OF Windsor street thence northcrly
along said side of Windsor street thirty feet and
seven inches thence easterly, parallel with Ninth
street ninety feet to the aforesaid side of Jefferson
street and thence Herewith southerly thirty nine
feet aud seven inches the place Of beginning, be
tile contents thereof what they may.
Seized and taken iE execution as the property OF
Daniel Nulhern and Cornelius Green, devsees, exc
cutors and trustees under the last will 60, of Rosan
ma Menan, and Mary Aeenan, Edward Aeenan and
Elizabeth Aeenau. children and only heiis- ataw or
Rosanna Heenan and TO be sold by
ROBERT L. ARMSTRONG, Sheriff.
Sherin's Othce, New Castle, april 10, 1874.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-04-16
THE PHILIDELPHTI MARKETS.


FLUUR.-Prices a re follows; Sales of super
nne Flour at 5000 Ia $50, extras $40 10 $50. extra
family sc 1850 $40 fancy brands 81 81 DIS and Rye
Flour s4.75as5.
GRAIN-Sales OF red Wheat at SI.6o amber
al s3a1 81, spring Sl.57 Rye a2a93c. Corn Soc to
SIC. Oats 50 TO ESQ. for white
SEEDS.-Clover at sx to loo. per h.; Timothy
az. O0ner bushel; and Flax seed FPS
PROVISIoNS.-Mess Pork SiGa18 % per barrel
Bacon Hams ~ to l4c per ID; Sides &c., and Shout
ders Sc. Lard eka9xc.
wOoL.-sales OF the finer grades at 80 to SIC.
medium As to Soc, common IS to 40c domestic pull
ed IS to 42c., washed fleece 60 to 65c.
THE CATTLE MARKET.
Choice at 7Xa1k cents fair to good at OK al cent
and common at oc.a6 per pound gross.
Cows and Cavee:-Sales OF SprinKers s4Oae0. aud
fresh COWS at t5oa&e0.
| Sheep, atexaskc per Id. for fair to choice.
Hogs, corn FED S.6bas.T5 per 100 lbs.
Prime Hay. Timothy Slsoa2ooi Mixed Siasi.Do.
straw, s1.Jeal.sS.