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The daily Argus., 1874-02-24

OFFICIAL PAPER.
CITY CONVENTION AVID WARD MEETINGS.

CITY CONVENTION AND WARD MEETINGS.
>p~
All voters in the city of Rock Island who are op;
posed to the principles and policy of the present
National Administration respectfully invited to
meet
On Thursday Evening,
at ~ O'Clock M, in the several wards of the city
at the following named places:
1st Ward at the Hose House
end Ward at the Court House.
Sd Ward at the Hose House
4th Ward at the Hose House.
9Th Ward at the lose House.
To place in nomination candidates for Aldermen,
appoint Ward Committees, and elect delegates to
attend city convention TO be held at the
CITY COUNCIL ROOM,
On Friday Evening, February 27,
at ~ O'Clock, to place in nomination candidate
for Mayor and Police Magistrate, to be voted for at
the coming election, and to select q chairman for
the city Central Committee for the ensuing year.
Each ward will have the following representation
In the convention, being one delegate for every
twenty votes cast for Bailey Davenport one year
ago:
1st Ward six delegates.
and Ward eight
Sd Ward nine "
4th Ward three -
5th Ward six
CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
First ward-H B Hendron, VIM shearer, Isaac
Hei sfurter
Second Ward-Jacob Riley, Jacob Ohlweiler, Dan
iel Corcoran.
Third Ward-B D Buford, Philip Simmon, Hugh
Conwell
Fourth Ward-Joseph II Kerr, Jacob Dodge John
Driscoll.
Fifth Ward-Geo Lamont, Thos Thornton, John
W. Lawhead. II c CoNNELLY,
B ID BUFoRD, Sec'y. Chairman
Rock Island, February oath, 1874.
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The womeu's War ON Whisky

A prominent and fashionable saloon on
Illinois street received the following letter
last evening, written in very neat and
womanly looking hand:
BuRAEu OF TEMPER .NcE LODGE, No. IS,
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W. N. HEDGES & CO.,
LOCAL COLUMN.

4 One box Of Cars-S Soluble INK Powder \
| will make piut Of BEST Bl.AEh INK in i've minutes.
sI.25 d., SIS5 by mail. H.G.o.CAKl GAINESVILLE o.
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FACTS FOR HoUsEKEEPERs.

HEDGES CHAMPION BAKING
POWDER will make twenty pounds more
bread from barrel of -four than can be
done by any other Baking Powder.
No time required for dough to rise, but
bake in hot, quick oven, as soon as mixed.
HEDGES CHAMPION saves Eggs,
Shortening, Milk, sc.
The efficacy of its worth, in this respect,
can be tested by the following delicate cake
recipe:
Two coffee cups white sugar and one half
cup butter, one coffee cup cold water,
three cups of -four, white of four eggs,
three teaspoons HEDGES CHAMPION
BAKING POWDER, one ard half tea
spoonful Hedges Concentrated Extract
Vanilla.
1t is put up in neat packages of Quar-,
ters, Halves and Pouuds for Family use
And in 5, 10, and p II. cans, for con
venience of Hotels.
Packed in barrels or boxes as desired
Manufactured at tie Laboratory q
VI. N. HEDGES & CO.,
Southeast cor of Main and Center sts.,
SPRINGFIELD D................O OHIO
For sale by all Retail Dealers.
The following are our Wholesale Agents
in Cincinnati, and Indianapolis.
II. L. STILES & Co, Cincinnati, O
DAGGET 4 Co., indianapolis, Ind
The genuine Champion Baking Powder
is for sale by W. c. WEIGH, J. B. CAR
GILL, BLANCHARD & BAILEY, ". B
SARGENT, HENRY SCHNTTGER and WM
SHEARER.
And wholesale by
9-23d -sat-1yl HENRY DARTS Sons
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MN TO 800 in Wall St, often leads to fortune
XIII No risk. 32-page pamphlet for stamp
sHLn VALENTINE TuMBRIDGE & Co., Bankers and
N4S Brokers, 80 Wall street. New York
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THE GOLDEN EGG

For agents Large income guaranteed. Enclose
stamp for circular, r. ALLISON, 113 Chambers IT.
New York
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All voters in the city of Rock Island who are op;
posed to the principles and policy of the present
National Administration respectfully invited to
New-York tribune., 1874-05-08

body. The parties representing the Ere and ATTAIN
tic and Great Western Railroad Companies pave
been in session again to-day, considering the matter
of leasing the latter road to the former wthout ar-
irving at a result As stated in THE TRIBUNE TINS
morning. the Erie Company are wiling 70 lease
the Atlantic and Great Western, with all
its leased lines and branches. FOR term
of % years agreeing TO pay to the latter y per cent
of its gross earnings for the first year. % per cent
for the second, ard 80 per cent thereafter with
equal division between the two roads Of any profits
Of the Atlantic and Great Western IN Of the
percentage named. "a the story runs the Erie
makes no guarantee Of any specific amount Of rent,
and from these percentages the Atlantic aud Great
Western pays all It's own interest obligations, leases
rentals and payments Tor rolling stock. The Atlantic
and Great Western claim that they should have p per
cent of gross earnings instead of the percentage
named; but we understand that this is not the only
point OF difference between the contracting parties,
and that an agreement upon this point would not
necessarily be followed by a closing OF the ontract.
They are to have another session Saturday, when
the parties may agree or agree TO disagree. Tao
opening, highest lowest, and closing prices OF active
stocks sold to-day were Is follows:
New-York tribune., 1874-05-08
THURSDAY, MAY 7-P. ".

The general stock market was as much an enigma
to dav as il has been at any time, and the mystiied
and befogged outsiders are cropping about in the
dark and fioundering helplessy in the slough Of
desmond as can well be imagined. Everybody dis
trusts everybody and there is certainty at all in
the market. The riddle is indeed difficult one and
the solving Gdipus has not yet been found At the
first the market was disposed to steadiness, if not
frnness; but an attack upon the hght-walsted
Western roads aud later slaughter of the InnOcents
n Rock Island infected the whole list and the lowest
prices of the campaign in most instances were
touched The market improved, however during the
last hour Of business showing recovery OF TO per
cent. and closed firm. The late Improvement was
most marked in Union Pacific. Western Union. Lake
Shore. Erie Pacific Mail and Rock leland. The
new senate Currency b.ll elected some discussion N
the street but Il does not seem TO exactly suit any
New-York tribune., 1874-05-08
The bids for stocks at the close OF the Board wero

There has been no movement IN gold 10 attracs
more than passing notice and all the sales az
112,a112s the rates on gold loans being 81 70 Per
cent for carrying to fat on the borrowing side, and
later, per cent for carrying. The Treasury My
policy was naugurated by the sale Of $1,000 gold.
for which % bids were elected, aggrega-ing $500
5OO at rates ranging from lll.i6 10 ll-.,3. Tho
award was made at 1921 to 1923, and the details
New-York tribune., 1874-05-08

navnenta nromised by the Company. The moneys % 80
narrowed were deposited with the unloh Irust M SUrI
, w ~ ire drafs or checks upon such Trust Company
Tho amounts so borrowed were as follows:
New-York tribune., 1874-05-08

To secure the amounts 80 borrowed, Tue COMPANY ue
nestled with said George B. Griuneu Co., IOLl uuhe
to time, securities as follows:
lST2
Sept 20. 10 600 shares of Lake Shore stock.
Oct D. dollars bonds Of the NevYork and Harlem
Railroad Company.
from Mr. Cornelius Vanderbilt, sad TetaraAbie TO
b.m fensud)
Nov 70. 2Jl4 Of Lake Shore stock
1873 Ell,
Feb 200 dollars Sinking Fund bonds AMI Lake Shore
Road
March coo 900 dollars sinking Fund bonds Of Lake Shore
New-York tribune., 1874-05-08

GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT. CLOCN T. NJ
r. g = on c,,-,, rsGl ~ s 500 Coupon. 1861 -
= i--gpn ....lT5 . 9.OUO................lIJ2
tto16 [ 6-2D Coupon 1861
Z $40 Coupon, l-1i - - -, - ic'.5 -o
III e'N-'--' +DN'
Z ~ REGISTERED, 1850 - 4VVVO''''''''''' ''''hA0's
1863
New-York tribune., 1874-05-08
The foreign exchange Z
hi tLe follOWing Tates |:

There has been no change in the money market,
and rood borrowers are accommodated ~ > AMI
per cent prime mercantile paper selling al . to
United States bonds have been quiet aud IN tone
little hrmer. The general market closes on tHa
basis Of 100. to l2)l for IojIs. We annex closing
New-York tribune., 1874-05-08

Railroad bonds were moderately active at
slightly lower range Of prices. The transactions fcr
the day aggregated about $4,000. The following
.ha
New-York tribune., 1874-05-08
are as follows;


The steamer Thuringia sailed with Sj90CD gold
coin and $4,000 silver coin. The cable adylces re.
ported the markets for securities quiet. aud money
at Bank of England unchanged at per cert' THIS
institution losing on balance during tie week
e365 900, and to-day f22,O)O This had no apparent
effect upon the local markets. The As,is-ant Treas
urer redeemed in called ive-twente5 $1,000, and
paid out S7l7OOO in coin interest. The days buaI-
ness at the Gold Exchange Bank covered: Cold
cleared S4l6o9OOO; gold balances - l3eoe'9; cur
rency balances Sl.63j,s-Z. The following were the
quotations for gold:
IOOO.lI2is lI3O. ...ll2R l:OO.. rs -iSo''''. 80
lO:3O...ll2t l2:OO...ll2- l;'l...l DVV''. Il
iI:00.ff2I. Il:JO...II17s 4!OJ....II-s 4IlZs
Tie days business at the L. S. Sub-IreasuTy coz.
eredi
.,,, - s3s0 AZ eO carrs.,r ss-ra, $500 -fi ~
Cod ,syreutl...' JIl = CIr1l'r r1.-1ce3- 20 - "a
toid haauce 5-3-,- ~ eaa'sA-s'''''''' - ~
Carreacy receipts. 6iy,iJO "a
s-.ni.-, u-nr.ot -Elz L--. a.l u-.-A
New-York tribune., 1874-05-08
rRrrrRpED TO IN FOREGOING CoMPLAISTJ

For and In consideration OF $ljOJtO0. secured 20 o.
mad 10 toe Tke shore aud Nicnlglu southern RulWly
CDupauy the SAID Company has sold, as sleu, M a.I
trsn5ferred and hereby sells. assigns, ana tAhe
untO James II. Banker Augustus Scheli aud MltA II :.
clark executrix, and Augustus -chei, as executor
the last will ant testament OF Horace r CiuiA u !,
elsed all rho right title and interest OF tue
Compdny. which 10 at any time had or now hds III 'nu
10 certain bonds made by the said Lake S",'N n
and Mrghtran Southern Railway Company, 0ateu ~
tober J. lsi1. aud payable ten years from Tue ua..
thereof ANA which are commonly known as sinAinE
funds bonds OF Is-l and amounting ~ the par NAlIc
thereof To tae OF s2,2000 al registered III we
New-York tribune., 1874-05-08
flaru!e Cuo Sldie itlluleis.

A KLABER, 134 East Eighteenth-st, near
"a 1Lraye IS sellng i1 malGiaetanls al Ena, o. n ND
uI MARBL-IZED MAN IEis Nalue Work a. seA'y
rt4scel pact1. Marjic IurnuZ Tor toe trsde
4 LII kinds of MARBLE and MARBLElZEDs, !. =,
" WORK uanlfacuei and Lowest competitive pras t
KLABEk Marble " or2s III 20 - 'e' '.ti :,
o.. be;vcea BEoad~ay and EighAive DiainoadeH'Hs ~ "
Ope--.on
New-York tribune., 1874-05-08

GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARrMENr-IUl OLLJLA
AND IL. O'CLOCK A. NJ.
T. 6 q. 1891 Rsg7stered ~ 8 $50 Courou 1865
q 100 OO.............ll9ss 1900 snail ll9 s
[ S 800 Coupon, 1854 d. 1851, Coupon -
2OUJ..... l2.1l7 'lO,OVo.........ss ..'.L4o
{ S 5.20 Regsterel. 1863 [ S 81, lO-4O ReCT:sred
1000 80, .....I2 ll9is l2,5Q0......,. milk
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-18
General N eWs.

The billIto reduce the army, reported in
the House yesterday, fixes the force at % :
600 men, distributed III 20 regiments of
in nfantry, of cavalry and 4 OF artillery.
The reduction which cuts of regiments OF
infantry, l of cavalry and l ofartillery, is
to be completed by the first OF January
next.
The condition of Hon. Nathan Sargent
was reported in Washington, yesterday, TO
be improving, and there were hopes OF his
recovery. Admiral Porter Is recovering
from a severe colt, aud is expected 10 leave
his bed in week. Judge Dent remains III
a critical condition. without prospect Of re-
covery.
An interesting report comes froln Raleigh
n. c., and Knoxville, Tenu,, OF the appear
ance of volcanic action i'll the.mountalns of
Western North Carolina. Tho Raieie h
Dispatch says that passengers in the trains
from the Western border confirm the ru-
NOR. Bald Mountain is the now voltanno;
it is affected with rumblings aud shak ings.
the people on its sides ana base are moving
away, and an eruption is momentarily ex-
pected. Several newspaper reporters were
to leave Raleigh last night 10 investigate
the phenomenon.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-18
That Goat of M all.

Tie Commercial makeG a weak defense Of the
scandaious proceedings at the Radical county
meeting at New Castle. 1t would have its readers
believe that tae Iiotous upioar was only earnest
ness on the part of the crowd present. Itsays:
The fact is it was SO far from being ridcu-
lous-it was ON the contrary, so large. so earnest,
SO unietd that the GAzETTE's vain efforts to find
II flaw in its coat of mail become themselves ludi-
crous. Such county meeting as that can only be
held by strong party, feeling the inspiration CT
assured success
What nonsense is this. Does the Coatnte1etdI
not remember the immense outpouiing" which
its party mana gei to send forth on former occa-
sions? Did it not argue then that success was
memorable occasions oar city WAS astonisbed at
the number the free trains brought bithcr. But q
signal failure followed in November.
Now however, the Commercial has added a
"coat Of mail 1t refers, of course, to the strength
the Radical party derives from the negro vote.
Without the negro vote the Radical party would
not be able to elect candidate anywhere in Della
ware.
At the lest General Election the Radical party
poed every negro vote in the State and more
than halt Of its voters were negroes. And some
it managed to vote several times over. How many
rcpaa,crs II voted no man can tell. But with all
this advantage, added to the lukewarmness and
dsaIcetion in the Democratic party, owing to the
nomination of Mr.. Greeley, it only succeeded in
carrying the leg Satire ticket Of single county
ny few LuuIIed votes. This was all owing to
the illegal votes of the party In the next contest
the Democrats will present united front and ne
gro repeating will be stepped and the result will
be that every county in the State will be carried
by the white voters and Democrats against the
negroes and Radicals.
This the people consider necessary to the se-
curity Of their property and the proper education
oftheir children. They will not trust the man
agement OF the affairs OF their State 10 party
which boasts OF adding to lis ranks enough ne
groes to oyerbalance the whites that control 1t
merely TO get their votes, and thus secure official
patronage and subject all the educational and To-
cal laws OF the State TO negro mismanagement
The Commercial will find the &" coat OF mail a
very weak one, and that the people OF DelawaI
cherish too fondy the laws and institutions of
their fathers, to suffer them to be trodden unser
foot by the negro to whom alone il looks tor the
aid to do its misohleyous work.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-18

The FIREMEN's CoNyEsTIoY.-Last night. a
meeting Of Delegates from several fire compan-
les was held at the Washington Engine House
for the purpose of nominating Candidates for
Chief and Assistant Engineers. After some dis
cussion, the Fame Hose delegates moved TO aa
jcurn sine dae without making any nominations
This motion was opposed by the Washington
aud portion of the Reliance delegates, but it
fually prevailed.
1t looks now, as if the election for officers of
the Fire Department was going to be mixed
up affair. 1t will probably devolve upon the
City Council.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-18
7hs sinking Saved.

The combination of tonic Alternative and 81 @u
latng properties in Hostetters Stomach Bitter$. es
pecaly aaapts that famous specific to the cure oi
al long ed NOR bid abit is to be surmdunt-
ed. In chronic dy spepsia and live' complaint and
in cha onic ton and other Estimate Diseases
it ID beyond all comparison the best remedy that can
be taken As u means of restoring the strength
and vital eneray OF persons who are sinking under
the dehiitating effects ot pain disorders. this
standard vegetable invigoIant is rontesseaiy un-
eaualied The permanent TONES nasinded ~ nine ane
iant absoutely nure and the tendency of these elo
ments is modified by the presence OF alterative IN
gradients slower their operation anu capsule ot
producing more lasting local and general ehects.
For feeble and in all phases oil deoiil
ty il is the hest as u eli as the most agreeable OF
mar12to19
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-18

lne Commercial pays EVERY EVENING
the compliment OF careful imitation, Jt
commenced the publication of abstracts oi
sermons yesterday, we having begun 1t the
week before. Now tne Gazette will, pfoba
bly,, ia the course of a month follow the
CUmmercial.- .-EVery Evening.
Well, we'll, we hope the good people OF
tho city will not take TIE report alluded to
as fair criterion by which to deter mine
the ability OF all OF the clereymen OF our
CITY
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-18
Reiier Late than Never"

Those of our readers who contemplate invest
ing in the First Great Salt Lake Gift Concert
to be held at Corine Utah, on the 31st inst.
had better secure their tickets at once, as there
is but small number remaining on hand and
will be sold to those applying for them first.
The success it has met with is unparalleled, and
there is no doubt that the drawing will take
place as advertised. The tickets are only one
dollar each, or six for five dollars. See adyer-
tisement.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-18

According TO the census OF 1871, recently pub
ished, Queen Victoria rules over 235, 762, ,594 sub
jects-3l 900, 900 i'll the United Kingdom, l9l,-
$4,000 In India, nearly 1000, 900 in Canada,
Africa and adjacent island nearly 100000, and
Australia and the islands in the Atlantic the re-
hainder. The British Empire comprises 7769,-
449 square miles, it being twice the area OF the
United states and nearly equally that of Russia
ages 260 persons to the square aile; the whole
Empire averages only 3S.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-18

NEW AN4EsTHETIc.-A surgical operation
was performed by the resident physician OF the
City Hospital, st. Louis, on Friday last, and was
chiefly interesting from the fact that, instead of
just imported from Europe, and never before
used in this country, called Mothyl BIchioride,
and which is said TO be far saier aud much more
eficacious. 1t is considered . great success.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-18

According to New-Hampshire correspondent
of The Boston Post nearly 1000 men have been
discharged from the Portsmouth Navy Y and SINCE
the recent election. Some OF them drew pay for
few weeks and some for q few months. They
won't be needed again till another election comes
around, and unless signs are very deceptive good
deal larger force viii be needed next time 10 save
"the party from a verse defeat than 1t has just
uf cred.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-18

Latest returns from New Hampshire show that
Weston, Democratic and Liberal candidate, fails
OF receiving majority over all others. He lacks
about 700 votes OF enough to give him clear ma
joIity, but further returns may reduce that figure
somewhat. lu any event, however, an election
by the people is out Of the question. A careful
canvass Of the Legislature elected indicates a
Democratic majority Of - eli joint ballot, assur-
ing the election Of Weston when the Legislature
meets in June.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-18
The New Hampshire election.

OFFICIAL NoTE FOR GOVERNOR WESTON LACKS
NEARLY 700 OF A MAJORITY THE ptMo-
cRATlc MAJORITY ~ rIis LtG'sl ATi RE.
The fiiciai vote ior G",ia,r {" New li.nl :
shire has been r-c,ivrl 1t Coioora Irpni all III ,
owns in The State except three. Ths i'suli, as
compared With the vote III 49,. Il us f,llows:
Weston. (Democrat,) 500
Straw, (RepubIican) 3io."
B!sckmer, (remp, Nl,h's
Total, oholS
Straw's majority, 70
this includes the scattering vote, ....
1874.
Weston, (Dsmocrat,) 5oo.3
McCutchins, (kepublican,) 3i,l3l
Blaekmsr rempD *2,1S5
Total 1855
Combined mai orty over Weston, os3
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-18

D.-Policeman Thomas nettrick.
OF the Fourth District, whose suspension n
Tor alleged improper conduct, we have al :
ready mentioned, has rendered his resigns-
ton, which Inc Mayor accepted. Officer
dettrick was one OF the most efficient
members of the police force, and II is a
matter OF regret that he did not deport him.
self SO as to continue his tenure of office.
and maintain bis position In ths good esti.
nation Of the citizens OF his district.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-18

REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Theo. X, Stubbs.
has sold his Grain Warehouse and Coal
Yard property at Nottingham Btation, Phil
adelphia d. Baltimore Central Railroad, to
jacob L. Cooper, ofthe same village.
w. L. Jones, Trustee, recently sold the
farm of The late Theodore Phys,ck. near
Battle Swamp, Nd, cont aiming 7s acres, to
John j. Abrams, Tor $43 per acre.
John Nicsle, near the same place, sold
his farm TO Prof j. c. Warner, for 81. 400 !
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-18

The "Cust,m House Ring" claims to bs the
"decent portion Of the Republican party" Lord
save the mark.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-18
NEWARK ACADEMY, DEL.
A HOME SCHOOL
FOR BOYS AND GIRLS

The following testing onial was given unsolicited
at the close OF the last Term 49,
The first term Of the Academic year Of this long
Established and well known institution, now under
IN a manarement of tho MIssEs CHANBHRLkIN, as
sisted by REy. PRoF, HoILowAY has just closed,
and in discipline and scholarship. 1t has proved
decided success.
The examinations in the Classical and English
studies. which We. the undersigned attended, ex-
.reat care and aithfuness on the part Of the
Instructors. and also commendable zeal and dill
scnce on part of the Students
j. L. VALASpIGHAM, GEo. }. PORTER,
JOHN W. EVANS, JAMES H. RAY.
DAVID J. MURPHY g. q. EVANS
THE SPRING TERM will commence March 80,
1874. Circulars sent on application to
MISS CHAMBERLAIN
mn r, S,lSt kw6t Principal.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-18

The towns not yet heard from are Ellsworth,
Wentworth Location, and Cambridge. Last year
Ezekiel A. Straw, (Rep received seven votes IN
Ellsworth, and James s Weston, Dem. 35 votes
A similar vote this year would reduce the com
bned majority Of McCulch,ns and Biackmer over
Weston ~ G35. The two other towns mentioned
have not voted for two years. According TO the
Ialast returns from the Legislature Districts the
Legislature will be divided as follows:
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-18
Democratic maj

The returns for members Of the House are in-
complete, but those given above arc sufficient to
show that Westons election hy the Legislature
next June is assured.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-18
MAN RTE D.

McCUY-ALRICH, AT the residence Of the brides
mother. ON the 10th inst by Rev, john MdCoV,
David Mccoy. to Emm Alrich. both OF New Gas
lie, Del.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-18
Valuable Farm for sal e.

THE subscriber having determined to quit tar ~
l. ing, offers at Private Sale his Farm, situated
on the Kennett Turnpike, about 313 miles north
of Wilmington, Del containing 81 acres of Ian d,
divided into convenient fields, in good state oi
cultivation, and about Is acres of valuable chest
nut timber. The improvements consist of I&s.s
New House. built in modern styie. 3s feet n:
front by 81 feet deep. and containing hfi cen .,g
good-sized rooms; good Barn, with run n
ming water iu the yard Carriage House. Spria &
House Tenant House, Ice Hous', Apple. Peach d
Pear Orchards and fine Crap cry that will produce
barrel of wine per year. 1t is also within ono mi c
of Greenvilie Station OF the Wilmingt on and
Reading Railroad. The situation is one Vt the
most pleasant and desirable in the country. and
well calculated for couatry seat. Terms easy.
jan2i-tf C. 2. FAIVRE.