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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-01-15
Spefial 9ptifes.

Ru-S. NJ. PETrESoILL & Co.. 10 State Street. Bos.
ton 81 Park Row. New York. and 701 Chestnut Street.
Philadelphia, our Agents for procuring advertise
nen,s for the IDAHO WORLD in the above Cities and
authorized to contract for advertising at our lowest
rates.
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No News We did not receive the Statesman
Iast Tuesday and hence have no news from the
Supreme Court. I-regularity could not be more
regular than It il in the case of our mail.
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T;tv and County.

e.n,o uerson wrote letter one day last
WsOS' ro man here, who has lately become q
Fss1 ,sr Of the Methodist church. accommodating
nsn0' ',, the church. and signed the name OF Rev.
him ''O Oronr to the letter. Now we are inclined to
D. T. 0 This act as one of thoushtlessness, only;
look w.. s,ro advise the writer. whoever he may be.
,nd before he takes the liberty of sign
bthhA ,an,s name 1t is just as reprehensible
Ing anO'n c.rong's name to a letter of the nature
ss TO- as it would be to sign the name Of one Of
nsss men, or any other man. to anote for the
OUT ~. of money besides. to do so is to wantonly
s's .ne feelings of one who. in all OF his inter-
V0uu' 18th the people of Boise county during his
""''' .,.r in it, has deported himself in manner
snof' ,r.;ted universal encomium. Gentlemen
when s,rsst that courtesy and kindness are al.
sn0u1 - .;snt due to those who are courteous and
N''' !, should also be borne in mind that it is
l.s, right which every one in this country pos
s''' ~ he members of the church or not. as they
seSs'' and in the exercise of this right. they
SID" ), IA molested, whether endowed with Web.
"'. ,,,s,,se,s or not. By bearing these facts in
-, observing them, meddlesome people will
~, ,sist from the labor of writing forged letters;
,,.,a,s receive the credit and distinction Of at
TING 70 their own business. Suppose you try it.
.,,r,sn anvhow 1. the letter was written thought
,-,r ,ns osehse will not We hope. be repeated. If
- ~. rasul, Of envy or meanness it will probably
,..;,ns usti the offender is detected and exposed
So, ats ran be productive of no good, and are sure
+r. rise 70 desagreeabe feelings. If nothing more
,v1x,sr,sg.-The Official returns OF Boise county
Aor an increase of for this year over last
...s; e. Last year there were collected from all
.,..s a., AL IS against SIS 37S So collected this
var. apparently showing difference Of only 1896
q hi. in the report of last year there was included
,a-3 received from Ada county on account OF her in
,abtainess 10 Boise county. and included in the rev.
snua rsport; also 1916 apportoned TO Boise county
Was received from Ada county. and the school fund
WIS not sppor,oned until after the annual report of
the officers had BE- en- made out. and is not therefore,
minded Subtracting the last two items, and
g. this shows that Boise county is progressing in
stead Of declining. some believe. Last year Boise
county paid into the Territorial Treasury the sum of
sa093 j0 bu, the printed repor; OF thu Territorial
yea, Boise county paid over 10 the Territory sio So
H. and VIII receive back only 1855 20. We have not
the figures a; hand. but believe the sum paid by
Bis4 county be greater than paid by any other
county II the Territory.
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p,. s AHLEo--on the day after New Years. a
suns .A1nie not givenl. either fell from q
saDa the South fork Of the Payette river. and
ers, s precipice. was killed, or was pushed
On .,s. 'nae' Els left the house of Mr.. Carpenter
us.,..' H'ns OF the ID inst, and was found dead
vrd " u the precipice two or three days after.
"As affair." A''' 10 learn the particulars
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-01-15

"hArAER'-Ihe weather remains the same as last
week. SNOW only about 10 or IA inches deep, with
oocaslonal threats OF storms which do not come
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-01-15

as- FoR the very best Photographs, go to Bradley
& Rulofson's Gallery without STAIRS-ASCEND IN
THE ELEVATOR. 400 Montgomery street. San
Francisco.
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'scoo.,,c. - D. Il. Beltnsp having secured
asssad.nc.a furnishing medicines and profession.
na Of Boi.. 1p0n the inmates Of the county Hos.
a'eh f,mu' oan.y for the present yesr, win re-
saes0. :, to Idaho City. With the view Of again
aaas IN. practice Of his profession in this
10. so,,s D0csor's card appears in this issue
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taepd n = are indebted this week, to our
so,s ~ - D. hmmel, Esq, Of the Pioneer Jewelry
Which AM. ''feet' Tor the astronomical diagram.
iasae on the FIRST page of this paper. show
srth Ana - OF the planet Venus, between the
eagavino sun 1t Is as perfect piece Of wood.
aths m,.~ 'An DC done anywhere; and Is another
Artist, .s'u evidences At hand. Of Mr.. Himmers
'Si and workmanship
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from N, acknowledge call on Sunday last
veil am. n. ~ "''hwell, Of Boise City. Mr.. Roth
hwIp 4, On visit. we believe. to his brother,
'ags Bs and returned home by Mondays
ssa,hu,n :, : frank. genial and scholarly young
much >, nose society We would be pleased to en-.
ossduel, o.. were possible. Boise City is ex.
teacher in ~. una'e In having Mr.. Rothwell for =
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2. 413

3.413 1855 O:
JOSEPH PEREAULT,
Supt. Pub. instruction.
Boise City, I. +.
Middletown transcript., 1874-02-28

ASLAzE NTH DIAMONDS. Mrs. Astor,
the wife Of the hundred millionaire of
New York, appeared at part given at
her Fifth Avenue residence one evening
last week, 1t which she literally blazed
with diamonds. On A6eh 6f her shoulders
sho had four stars. I'M size Of silver half
dollars, made Of dianispds, Herhsir Was
set thickly with diamopda. and bsr bead
seemed aaame wilh thkm There visa .
diamond bandeau upon ber brow She
had diawond earrings. and q diamond
necklace Of magnificent proportions. Upon
the two sides Of her chest we're two circles
of dismonds about the size Of the palM Of
The hqhA FROM then depended Iihss and
curves Of diamonds reaching to her waist
around which she wore diamond girdle.
On the skirt Of her, ,dress in front were
two large pcasecks wrought of lines of dia-
rmonds There were rosettes Of diumonds
on her slippers. There were diamonds.
large or small, but in every variety aud
fern, all over her dress and person where.
ever they could be artisticslly placed. She
presented an extraordinary duzzling spccta-
Gle. A couneisseur Ia precious stones
w6s WIS present. says the diamonds sh,
wore could not have cost less than mil,
lion dollars ss,i lIsl sh @
Middletown transcript., 1874-02-28
Special sMotites.
TAPE WORM.
TAPE WORN.


Tare Worm removed in from 2 Ito y hours with
harmless vegetable medicine. The worm pass
ing from the S, ,siem alive, No fee asked until
the entire worm, with head passes. Medicine
harmless can refer those afflicted 10 the rssidens
OF this eityswhom ! have cured. Al my Office can
he seen hundreds of specimens, measuring from
40 10 100 feet in length. Fifty per cent. Of rases
of Dyspepsia and disorgppiza,ions Of, Liver are
caused by stomach and other worms existing 10
the alimennry canal. Worms, disease of the
most dangerous character, are SO little UNDER
stood by the medical men OF the present day. Call
and see the original and only worm destroyer,
or send for II circular which will give full des-
crption and treatment Of all kinds OF worms, en-
close cent stamp for .reinrn of the same. DR..
E E.F.kunkrl can tell hy seeing the patient wheih-
er not they are lronbed with worms, and by
writing and telling the 81 mptoIAs, &C., the Doc
Tor will answer by mail. Or +. +. kUNkEL,
No. 259 N. NINTH ST., PnILAptLrHIA. Pa. (Ad-
vice At office or by mail, tree.) Seal, Pin and
Stomach worms also removed.
Middletown transcript., 1874-02-28
For The Middletopa Tronscript :,

TuE WASHINGTON STKEEr BRInaE -
The plan for this new bridge was design
ed by the American Bridge Co., of Balti-
more. The bridge is to. be Of the iron
truss pattern. aud will Be supported on
four piers and tive abutments. 1t will be
500 feet long and of five spans. the princi-
pal Of which will be the central or creek
span. 1870 feet in length. On either side
Of this win be spans SO feet long, aud
with the shore spans will cohplete the
structure. Of these last named, the span
on the Wilmington side will be. 81 feet in
length; that on the opposite side 100 feet.
From the low water mark to the top Of
bridge will be 60 feet in distance. The
estimated cost Of the structure will be
from $75. 900 to SS0,0UO, all of which
expense will be borne by the county
Work will be commenced upon the piers
and ayutmsnts this spring, ..s.. m
MR EDlroR ;-rI send you slip cut
from one Of the Wilmington papers, Civ
ing u description of bridge that it says
is to be built Of iron. at Washington street
over the Brandywins to cost eighty tbous-
AVID dollars. but in all probability l. think
it will cost near enc hundred aud fifty
thousand dollars. aud this. mind, to be
built by the county. What right have
the Levy Court to make such an appropri
atom foreye doubtful i,nproyament of
tho city of Wilmington. nlnch less the
countyl This bridge. it built, would be
of very little use to the. county at large,
and just to please the holders Of Brandy
wine Barren Rock Property aoAg the
Brandywine in . small section OF the
county, the Levy Court, when they know
taxes are already enormously high, coan-
tsnances such an appropriation that will
cause the poor tax payer to cast his vote
in the coming election against party
that will SO recklessly squander the pub
lie money Of the county on such useless
Bridge prospects The Democratic party
have six Of the eleven Levy Court commits
sioners of the county, or one inajority. and
therefore the Democratic Party will be
held responsible for this wastefnl extrava-
gance by every Republican Stump Speake,
during the campaign. This appropriation
act for this useless Bridge iu the city Of
Wilmington at an enormous expense
where niue tenths Of the people ofthe city
of Wilmington say it is mot needed is per-
factly suicidal, in the Democratic Levy
Court Commissioners toward the Demo-
cratic Party, and if the. building of this
bridge is not slapped, and the appropria-
tiop rescinded BY the Democratic men,-
bers Of the Levy Court at their term in
March. l will be one person to jein with
others to go to,he Ohancellor to lay an In
junction oD tho county treasurer to restrain
him from paying out meney for said pro
ject until 4 fall expose Of this bridgerob
biag scheme can be laid before the prope
tribunal for its dscisions 'is's ssof
l nsHsss se SAMUEL TOWNSEND
Middletown transcript., 1874-02-28
e,d.... ls..,s.

tFrem our Odessa Correspondent
The sadest thoughts now M our minds
Ard Cherished fAncIes still estwine
For spotswhers wiilswswstsd y loas
But which have faded. died, and Eons.
Mr. Giich intends to erect residence On hia
lotion High Street during the coming spysng.
The young peoples prayer hsstins \ NH
progressing finely asa e increasing In issSsest
The prssidiag elder. Rev. Nj. Hough, psesch-
ed IN tbs N. =. Church on Sabbath evening, at
which service several baptisns were administered.
Mr.. Matthews has disposed OF his entire stock
Of goods al auction, purposing 10 remove to Phil
adelphia to engage ia the commission hdsIaees,
:, Evening parties seem still on the programme
as the old and young alike seem to enjoy them
selves greatly at these pleasa.t meetings.
The Missionary Society Of the NJ. r. Sabbath
School held their anniversary on last Sabbath a,
which they made their report to the church for
the ys~r. as q f'ii.s2 hsi
: 4 runaway occurred few days since which
created some little excitement; US barrels with
which the wagon was loaded fell in all direc-
tions-howsvsr, no one was harmed. 4.fla..,
4 The Chess Club have been forced TO leave
their old place Of meeting, and will have to fnd
other quarters. We suppose they will wait for
the summer season aud occupy ,be shady retreats
Of the Presidents lawn. ID nae Aag
81 Our ''city fathers have been trying expert
menis for some time past by lighting the lamps
in the latter part Of the afternoon and putting
them out at sunset, which proves to be an effect
nal remedy 10 prevent the waste of oil.
The tableaux passed of smoothly and with
credit TO all participating The tableaux were
prepared with great taste asd the choice eatibles
were served in fine style. The whole was a
very creditable affair, and reflects credit upon
the ladies who took part in ito production.
Some Of our visiting friends while enjoying a
ride were so engrossed in thought as to be
wrongly directed and were suddenly startled 10
find themselves brought .e the barn-yard gate oi
Mr.. Polk which they supposed to be church.
Fathers we will have to keep our lamps lighted
for longer time In the evening. HExIooS.
Rs-Opening OF the Mtddietosvn Hotel. :
Want Of space precludes pleasant notice Of
the welcome given BY the citizens of NJ iddetow n
to Mr.. Maxwell on las, Monday. twill appear
10 our next. sse slfi.Atf,f ,sfFa& g,f
Middletown transcript., 1874-02-28

The temperance movement in Washing
tan is to begin on Saturday. As pro-
liminary, notices hays been sent to several
s.loon- keepers. entreatiug them, for their
own spiritual welfare and the preservation
from ruin % the husbapds and sons Of tho
crusaders. to abandon the business Of sell
ing Intoxicating liquors. The circular
concludes thus: 1--WE will be at Jour
place Of business to pray with you on
next Saturday. Come with us, We will
do you COED, aud may God have mercy
on your soul T. sss8 fssss't
Middletown transcript., 1874-02-28
STRANGE BUT TRUE.

L. There is no person living In, what suffers more
or less with Lung diseases, Coughs, Colds, or
t,uusmpi0n .et some will die rather than pay
ia cents Tor hottie vi medicine That would cure
them. Dr.,A. Bosehees German Syrup has long
been known in this world, aud its wonderous
doubt @ what we say il print, rim i caI a; your Drug
gist,. or Chanberlaine, Aiddietown, and get
sample bottle free Of charge or REGULAR size for
IA cents The same can be had at Bakers Drug
Store. Odessa, u. u. GREEN, Sole Mantrs
Dec 9Th Woodbury., n. J.
Middletown transcript., 1874-02-28

Ex-iov,, Ex-U. S. Senator and Ex-
Confederate General Louis 7. Wigfall.
formerly OF Texas. but for several year s
past resident Of Baltimore, died 10 Gal
weston, Texas. where be had arrived
but few days before, on Wednesday
last. q. s..., .s,.,ss s.s ...sz..s....,.
Middletown transcript., 1874-02-28

We beg. ear friends 70 excuse US this
week. We have been 30 hardly crossed
That we could scarcely get out ut all. Our
lpcal department., however, will be found
full a. usual. Many very interesting COM
anuaications are necessarily deferred until
hext week. wnen we will endsavor to
make up for ali deficiencies.
Middletown transcript., 1874-02-28

NAMES FOR II The '.whisk, sootic" II
the name given by seme Of the newspapers
to the womSn's temperance :. or usade. !"
Tie Chicago Times dcsieRates the move
msnt as ''the epieunsloonatic." which
means contagious luuacy ams1g women
Middletown transcript., 1874-02-28

Few people unacqaain,ed with physiological
the blood. but ali should know the Importance
OF keeping up the supply, for debility, disense and
death are sure TO fnllow when the quantity be-
comes too much reduced. The Peruvian syrup
Ia protoxide Of lron) supplies this yitnl element
and has cured many chronic diseases.
Middletown transcript., 1874-02-28
NOTICE!

: The annual meetings of the Stockholders in
the Building and Loan Association Of Odessa,
Del. will be held in the Academy 10 Odessa, on
Wednesday, the 4th day Of March next, at Z
o, clock, A.. M, at which, time officers are ito be
elected for the following year. II. r BAKER.
Odessa, Febs 30, ls74--2w. 9 - 'Sserstasy.
Middletown transcript., 1874-02-28

Railroad accidents ia the Uniied States
average one person killed aud four wound
ed every working day in the year.
Middletown transcript., 1874-02-28

Il II still cnntinues TO be doubted in Eng
land BY persons who are presumably COM
spetont 10 judge. whether the reports Of
Dr.. Liyingstoss's death ere to be relied
0n
Middletown transcript., 1874-02-28
FOR 8 ALE.

CHERIFFALTY.-TO THE ELECTORS OF
y New Castle County -Gentlemen ri again
offer myselfio yonr ronsideraiion asa candidate
for the Office of Sheriff; subject TO the decision
Of the Democratic Party. Ana pledge myseaf TO
give the pominee cheerful and hearty support.
Respectfully
\ Feb 2s-ta II WILLIAM II. LAMBSON.
Middletown transcript., 1874-02-28
NoTICEir

The siiizens of sIddletqwn irrespective of par
ty, are requested TO iaeet at ihe otice Of Thos.
Budd Esq, Tuesday Evening, February 24th, at
o'clock, ,o.nomiaaie q ticket for Town Com
missioners, Assessor, Treasurer, and Alderman,
to be voted for al the election To be held on Mon
day, March I'D, 1874 Many CITIZENS.
Middletown transcript., 1874-02-28

It is proposed to hold an international
exhibition in Paris in 1875, ,.,fs,.
Middletown transcript., 1874-02-28

DIED.

On Sunday, the 22d inst, at the residence of
DEL, Miss Sarah e. Ellison, In her 30th year.
Middletown transcript., 1874-02-28
Timothy, Glover, and Orchard Grass
s Fed,

We are now receiving from the West a prime
article OF Clover, Timothy, Orchard Grass AND
other Field Seeds, which we offer for sale al
IS Commerce 8treet, Baltimore.
Feb 2l-lm T.W. LEVERlNG 4 SONS.
Middletown transcript., 1874-02-28
ct'or Sale and Aent.
FOR SALE AND RENT.

IT ME subscriber, intending TO retire from the
i mercantile business, offers for sale his entire
stock OF Goods, with good will and fixtures, of
the store he now occupies. T4s,.
s The Store House Zone Of the best 10 Odessa
Is for rent. Also for sale or rent nicely lOcai-
ed Dwelling. IL being newly painted and fitted
up, and very convenient.
Also. Granaries aud Wharf. p"
"A u these properties will he sold or rented to-
gether or separately. ]. g. MATTHEWS.
Odessa, Jan. 2ist. lS14-tf. 4@i tF
Middletown transcript., 1874-02-28
Business yotals.

Labels for books, packages, boxes, &C., print
ed on fine gummed paper, can be had at the sfice
of the TRAXsORiPT. ~
Highest cash price paid for all kinds Of grain,
by FOARD 4 COMEGYS.
Judgment Bonds, Notes and other Legal Blanks
can be had on application q, the TRASscRlPr OF
fee.
Business Cards, Letter and Bin Heads are
printed at the TRAEscRtPr office - peatly ana
cheapiy ae can no Aone elsewhere,
Middletown transcript., 1874-02-28
MUTUAL LOAN ASSOCIATION
OF MIDDLETOwN, DELAw ARE.

OF MIDDLETOWN, DELAWARE.
TINE Annual Meeting for the election OF ON
i GERS will be held at the office of the Secreta.
nv March l7th, 1874, at Z o'clock, p. M.H IS
Subscription book for the Second Series ~ this
Association is now open and subscriptions Tor
the Stock will be received by A.. Q. COX,
Feb-2l-ttw. z0 sSststa.t ssE Secreeery.
Middletown transcript., 1874-02-28
New advertisements,
STATEMENT

or THE COMMISSIONERS OFtMIDDLE.
! TOWMsDBL, FOR TIE KEA3 END ND
/ MAR CHI 2d,sls74: s1
Middletown transcript., 1874-02-28
FOR SALE.
FOR RENT.
Fo R r E N T.

TNHE Store Room in The Town Hall at present
i occupied by G. W. W. Naudnin.
Apply to- s5.. SAMUEL PENNINGTON,
Jan. 3l-tf. Mddletown Del.
Middletown transcript., 1874-02-28
4 Head of good Milch Cows,

Will 10 fresh in the Spring; 81 head Of Sheep,
good size. some with lambs az their sides Six
Shoats Chester co. Whites, weigh about 81 lbs
Wagons. ] of which is II large log wagon, q
in on the tread 2 are iron-axles, nearly new !
is woodeu-axie, perfectly new the others arc
farm wagons, all in good order. 4 Mill Wagon,
in good order. run but short time, with shafts
and pole; York thirrape, ~ coed order, with
pole. 3'ss,s of Single tItrness, q seis of Double
Harness. 20 sets of Wagon Harness, most oi,tIiem
new 20 Log Chains, 10th large aud small 2
Blocks and Falls, Sleigh, Gnin Fan, good
Feed Cutter, Burt'ick $ patent; q Wheat Rnkes,
8 new working Collarss for which paid 50 per
pair; large lot ot Plo~s and Culivaiors, all in
God orderi . 2GfindsIones, lot Of Hoes, Forks,
Shovels aud Spades, loDD Chestnut Rails, ready
pointed ho 600 feet of wherlwrieht Lumber, and
various other articles too tedious 10 mention.
TERMS,--On all sums d. $40 and under the
cash VIII lie required on Sims over $40 a cred-
i. OF months win be given, upon the purchaser
giving note or bond, with approved securing.
No postpnnenent on account OF the weather.
W. A. HuKILL, Anct, s. r WARREN.
Feb op--ts
Middletown transcript., 1874-02-28
Melu ADVERTISEMENTS.
PU Bile SALE
Of Valuable Personal Property.
l9 Head Of Good HQEses and Mules

Known as follows Nos. 1 \ 2, Harry and John
q beautiiiil pair Of ron-rray Horses-need re-
speclively years, fine drivers and good, gentle
workers. No. 3, Ben, large black Hprse-8 yrs
cid, good driver excellent family hsrse. suitable
FOR lady 10 drive No I. Crowly, 6ne bay
Mares ysi,rs old, heavy with foa1; suitable for
either brood mare, the road, or farm. No. 3,
Sal, roam Mare-perivctly gentle and kind, 5 yrs
old. No, 6, Dick bay Iiorse-sqitable for either
the team or farm. Not, Julia, poud team Mare.
No. a. Sam, good Horse--9 years old, excellent
for the wagon, No. i. pair Of large gray Mules
% years old, perfectly gentle and good work.
ers. No .. pair ofPrny Mules--6 years old ,psn-
Tie and reliable, quick st,pperss nd in every way
desirable. Fo 8 pnir OF black Mues--4 years
old, well broken and perfectly reliable. No. 4,
pair of black Mules years old, partially bros
ken, and give every assurance Of heing perfectly
tractahle, No. s, pair Of brown Mules-7 years
old gentle and kind, good workers and quick
steppers. No6 Udd Mule---a very Superior an
ina, gentle and kind. t.s+9s5
Middletown transcript., 1874-02-28
FOR RENT.

rI,wO Store Rooms on Main street. opposite the
i Peninsulsr Machine Works, suitable for Mil
linery or Trimping Store. tine Of them 10 at
present In the tenure Of Mrs. Mary r. Hayes.
) Apply tosss4 sssiiF J. ID. .SCoWpbiCk.
Jan 24th--tf. ,.
Middletown transcript., 1874-02-28
70 r r q N T

nNE Dwelling House on Lake Stree and two
" on Lockwood Street for rent
Inquire of ,44=..i fii. A. g. cox, if.H
Jan 3l-im. for WIN. s. Moat
Middletown transcript., 1874-02-28

z Fl O r s E 8,
y Coir, 8 Mules. s Good Cows a Heifcrs, 10 Hogs
IA Shoats, \ Wagon, Peach Body, Mill Dear
born York Wagon and harness. Plows, Har-
rows Cnltivators, and FarmtWa Utensils, &c,
Corn and Wheat, Household Furniture, &c,
Seized and iaken rs the property Of Jnmes Ka-
nelly, Jr., and 10 he sold by
ROBERT l.. ARMSTRONG, Sheriff.
sheriEs Office, New Castle Feb. 23d, 1874.
sums exceeding tina, amonnt:. credit of & months
will he given by purchaser giving a bankabie
note with approved endelser, interest added.
Middletown transcript., 1874-02-28
FARMING UTENSILS,
SHERIFF'S SALE

71Y virtue Of writ OF Venditoni Exponas to
- me directed; will he exposed to Public Sale,
al the house of JAMES KANELi, Jr., near Mid
dletown, in Appoquinmink Hundred, in New
Castle County, Delaware, atda #sQ1i
ON MONDAY, MARCH 9th, 1874,
At 10 O'clock, A.. NJ, the following described
personal property, viz ;.55,is.. .,.a .z.=.-