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The daily gazette., 1875-11-20
Sh 70 - .

DY virtue OF writ OF Levari facias to me
" directed. will be exposed t. Public Sale,
at the
bel AWARE HOUSE No 513 MARKET IT
kept by George W Ortlip. in the city Of Will
mington, New Castle county, Del, on
sA URDAY.
THE 27TH DAY OF NOVEMBER. A. ID. 1875,
at 2 o'clock, r. NJ.
The following described real estate, VIZ
Al that ce tain lot OF and and two story
brick dwell n, Ous' her, on trecte !, situat-
ed In the city't imngton Ci.'.h,d. bond
ed AMI d, sc ibed Ms follow-, to wit.
BEGINNING at the southwest course OF
Tow send and Is ftr"tts, thence sout trlv
along tn we tc ly side OF TowH street
twenty fe, To n corner, enc westerly and
para lei To Is 1t ett one hu dret feet tn II
corn, r, then enoriherl, y ral 4 to Townsend
street twenty ert to q e afUrc. a Il sou hrrly
lie o B stree and the, ce thereby east'rly
one hundred feet b. tn" place beginning,
be the ca tent thereof What hey may
Seized nnd taken IN execution as The pro-
pcrty Of John FoLlk. asd Sarah, Lis wife and
{. / Il anu TO be sol by
Nm II. LAMBSON. Sheriff.
eherffs Office New Castle.
Nov g. A. ID. 's7s 'novIo 2taws
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CHEAP BREADS UtF AND Sugar

Vt AMI SOGAR
The London Economist of Octob.r 20
noticing decline during September
October in the prices os wheat. cotton
iron and sugar. expresses the follovi,y
views of wheat:
Siuce the end Of August the fall in ,bs
6osstte average price has been from 70
9u to 46s I'd per quarter, which ~. N
seemed Justified that after the rand ,;sa
IN july the price was settled down a,
sos per quarter. The fact is a most in,
portant one for the futur. of trad.
wheat having now been very chrsn
Tor nearly fifteen months, with ;,
short interval OF high price last june.
ana oelng nEeIy to remain cheap for
some months to come. The effect of
TINS long period OF cheap wheat will h..
felt, We believe. for the next few year.
as stimulus once given 10 trad. NV a
cause llse this contiLues long after ih,.
cause itself has Disappeared
Ihe eonori,st says that THE sall in
sugar ls one of the most Remarkable. in
cioents IN any trade for long time. and
almost leads to the belief that th.r. !.
some permanent cause TO work III
greatly Increased consumption "a. ~.
low price, stimulated of course hv NJ
loves reductions, and finally by the
tot:l abolition last year of the tugar
duties, implies change in habi,s of tb,.
people "ith regard to this commodity
which ID now about as cheap as fu,r
I've trade is also growing very rapidly in
magnitude aud importance. Twenty
years ago the imports of unr.fip.d 80 !,
were only about eight or bine mili,on.
cwts., and they are now sixteen MILAN
cwts. annually, SO that the trad. hs,
doubled itseit IN that time. If III. pro
ionyed disturba nee caused by the French
bounties can only be- brought Il AN end
as We trust will soon be the ease, il ap
pears IN every way probable that ssxal
will become only ct cohd in imI Iortance u
cotton and wool IN our import and ex.
port trade.
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FIFTH EDITION.
GU Ik'I'-.
BY TELFG RAPH.
THE POST AND PILLOkY.

New CAsTLH, Nov 90.
II. B Holmes and Nathan DENLY
were in the pillory from II to IL. The
latter was very d-monstrative and the
sheriff promised him severe whip
ping at twelve o'clock.
wHIPPINGs.
George White lightly administered.
Andrew johnson well punished.
j. II. Pollard's black back WAS whit.
ened.
Charles Mullen, lightly punished,
but suffered.
Joseph Darias, severely whipped.
Nathan DENNY suffered extremely.
II. b. Holmcs, thirty lashes; his back
was Redeemed, hut he took it we'll.
About six hundred people witnessed
the whippings. A. II.
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co ND DESPATCH.

NEW CASTLE, Nov. 90, 1875.
80 Z. NJ.
The argument in O'Neill's case
closed at 12I2 M.
Chief Justice Gilpin charged the
jury that if the shot fired by O'Neill,
while in pursuit of Wingste, under a
warrant for his arrest for misdrmanor,
missed ,Hingste ard struck and killed
Sarah Doyle, O'Ncill is guilty of muir.
der IN manner and form as he stands
indicted, The jury retired AT | Ill o'cl'k.
II. C. T.
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SHER FF'S SAFE
me direct. d will BE- * I'd i p ,hli.
on pr mise S 7 GA ge street in m.
city VI iimlnst"n, in New us lie CO., Del. on
FhID Y.
THE 18th DAY OF roVtMBER. IA.
At r even U'c' ck A M,
the following 'crb d =. rsonai P ope,ty
VIZ: 1w lan'nt N ,chi O.. ne q, tif
ssw and Bench tw" XII avs a. Ben, bot
"n. l'net nehi e. one Gg Nv one ~,
q ing nc in two VI ulIiu1 sauhii es no
Dow Tail cav. four ~"rk BeIe e. ~ ~,
i.un h T, lat OF Sds and iud-. ,i,iod, TO-, "
uou did AMI ue,eu hum ure. /.
'Ied LII ken ~ rx cuti n ~ Ihe ,,,-
property oi aSc Pyl-. aud I ,es Id b, ''o
- "a Al Lnm So ar H
She lh'. on \s. CA.tie(
HVvem ,er l6 1873. I aoyl5. t.vt.
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Atlprtn's SAIe.

RYvi tue of II writ OF .Veaditiori Exp,na.
ID 10 mr. dir.cte i.wi | be exposed tn Public
ale NJ the ot"l of h ,m br, y,y in
Dela~are Ci y. in Rel ion hundred, New
Castle county. D'li~sre. on
SATURDAY
THE .0tn Day Of NuvEMBER ls IS.
A. 10 clock. A. HI,
The following dos, ribsa Real Estate via
All ,Ls, cortsin lot or piece II ground q; :
us in ed III n hunord. AMI ounty Of
\ew astl on he nor,hwes ry sHe OF
luton sIee'. mort ste Is sIde VI r, ur,b
uree "a q son heat rD side of W ,shinxton q
elrwnre. containing H. frrpt or bread a. on
tue said Fourth rect. two b dnir o and eivb
ieet hbd extending lensth "r deuh. on ~ a
81 hni"n -. aud Washington ~. res, o,
,-ss 70 Ia d Of saAr UbL b"nnd 4 o,tb-
westerly by ths s'iG W sh ton 81 eat
-outheastetlS sad Clinton street, h =
VS. -rlye gid f. urth ST.. nj mort, cas- cr-
yoy Ia os oi Is 'bil. ssvi and " ..pt-
ng there y ce raia III o piece of ground
me hunnred feer sQu re- comm. ncinSa The
4 sttn lie hun irsd and eighty /, et on
sa linton str I from the st corner OF
thi'd ar. OF md sid linton 1T nd n m
h*t tex End n1tn dis aDe' Of ne hun
ir'd 7, o. on I'D c int m I. toward The Mi +,
urth ia d ending in p b from sai /
in;" sire front one hui dred ,eet: h.
W f-ei squtr- lot be ng the l roo 1T, nf the
elaw.ie NY Httnodist hpisco al Chu ,h
Aud al'". th~t certain 10 or p,ec, Of
gru d 'iiu t" Ou ihe nnrthwesterlv 81 a Of
shi Il 81. nor hesSt-rly ri q of t,nr n
and sou h"ssier sida of Ad MS :. in
be swa g ny sfne al CONTAINING IN f,ont
hfea ID an the ta d fo1rfh ST. ivo b.. :.
ir'd' ens 's"t AID rxteniing In 10, IN
or d r'h ON ID" said asbinsto and dam.
~ rts sp ciivrh iVr { o bound.d , n, n
wes.rl' by raid Ad. a !. sou bea.,s,Iv " "
=, I'd Whs'in-t.n I, sauI b v eater y by said
Fourth 81 est. DoIih-se ely nv The md
- present r'ornerty Of job A Lhurst.
>eirsd ana taken in -xecu ion a. IN, ,,,,,
perry vi lie ~ u. ..cla,d dec.as n }rd
VI pe' kard. Adminis' 40 %. b 70
T ~ Henry Il Pee. ard decreased } and IN
EhoTih~s Ofhre New Cast q.
November / ms. noys.b
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&sIFRlFF's SAI.c

Dy virtue OF a writ OF Ais Fie.i Faciss [, mt
ID dire"ted viii ne exposed 10 Public Sale.
= tie Ho'rl uf j ob lly It in tho town OF
w,"ri in Chr tiana 4ndreI, New castle
oBnty. Delaware on
SATURDAY,
THE 27tn DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1878.
at 3oclock, NJ,
The ollowing descr. u-i eeai Estate, viz:
l"t " land situate in Mil Creek
'und'et New t'stle c"uny D.sw,.e
bounded AMI d sIribed Rs follows, to wit
Beginning at n lime tone IN the public
70 rear tenrInent n, use formerly Of J, I'm
q. 'a"k-on. thence up the middle of q id
road rorth thirty three ana one @ after O..
gree eaSt GA feet q lime stone IL the mid.
die OF the Cav and Newport turn pike, thence
long the nidd Z thereof north IS , de es
west NJ 'ert Ia ~ old in.- OF lands former
ly'f James q Jackson. thrnre thereby 3, nth
81 dekrees west I,3 feet 10 conner time
st"ne IN an ol'i line of 'ands formerly OF AID
Joh q. rks"n. thence 10y said old line
s''utH one degree an Is minut c 4st 6u4 feet
to the place of brginnln .tontainink 3 A.lOo
acres, be the same more or less.
clzed "hi kru -se, uii,n ~ the 70
,erty oI John 1! j chsnn md t he snid v
WIN Il LAMBSUN. sheriff.
SheriHs Office New aste.
Nov, l3 A. D.. 1875. nov. .6.2tavts
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NoriCI TO wATeR RENTERS.

C,,,.. WA1kR DE .Rrwrsr
wi ming uff,eE' NJ nsl 70 harls.s
All pers ns who ave old - a 70"
the present year m at ,va "perty drnv
10 the Registrar ut the ofic. "".se ", n wn u.
par'ment. befor the 90 n dav |" n, ne water o.
10, anil insert The n, t,ca W NoVenbsi.
pnIchastr and the number ot ~ m n"nFe the
purchased; 9th rwi they u II, h ,'' prlerlJ
'or the w ter rent the n 1t ,eae ~ nsr labe
persons who may with to discon,,, Hlso, II
o. ai' "r anv pur inn nj il ,s, ,i nruss
a above, u dp'y two dolla sto,',snot sve not e
rrnle. NO alie aiion will be mad., dn'awnelh
alter the above date. " "'ue IN ahybui
nov3to30 h' h'i>IIR,
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DEAL 'STATE-The snhsc-iber wit, IN
~ years exprienc IN Real Eslale dealing
win lse prope n.. al irivsts -nis, or Tor
EAchahgr a"h " 2 vs prom = and earns,
~ork 20 all n. sotiAtiens. . J. T. HRALn
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II is 'atcd in Washington telegram
that the repairs 10 and pr. arati Ms oi
naval vess.ls had no more reference tc
Spanish affairs than those of any oth,I
country, and that the President has
given no intimation as to what he shal
say upon Cuban atflirs in his n-yt mes
sage to Congress.
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'sssf ~ I1N

y UTiCE.-Tho Chesapeake and n
Shal omptnt.-k general peassn
tne Com 'inv viii b.. heLi n, ~ me-las q
, MIA e,phia. on MONDAY n. sne ea.s ID
lei5, at ! o'cl" k, a v. scemOer IT,
ho'i.e,22.2J HENRY V LESLEY 49,
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TO sufpEkiha LADIEs.-"Dr Rogeraon, q
Fe4aaIe HydrssfiS Potoders Tor ali is,ss,e
OsnnpiaiaLs by mai, 81. AdLre.a Dr.
RoaersOn. T.. v. Box. .56o N. Y. NV
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CHERI F'S SAFE
- Is! virtue of u writ OF Ais vi Fa.. 20 me
directed. vi tAppsed tu Pubic sale. at
he shoI OF PERM gtnn ~ barr, Ia Midi -
tan aint Geo gee Hunored, il New Castle
county, DelaN are on
MONDAY,
THE csTH DAY OF n NEMBER, ls75,
Al 9u'-lurk III
Tho following described personal proper.y
viz; Ci'cular Saws, Iioting MacDip a. p an
ing ~ chinrS, jig saw, Dril ing ,acli rs.
81 . u hihg Lath E, Bel Ing n d >haf z Grind
olone, Platform Scales T. r., hing ma Inn .
BE VIZ and ,n. .ils Bi tcksmilh E,,,ls sh ei
Iron Benuer Oid Bol er, tic. Al.o / ase o.,
bhop
zed ana take to orxecutiun as the pr .
per yo Albert II. Penn nyt,n md Nm II
Barr. aud 10 b. sold by
y LAMBSON, Sheriff.
SneI fs JnIc, New Cas- lie
Nov 10 A. 1876 no,ls l,.v,.
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POLITICAL.
TiMoRl RAT ROAD.
NOvEMBER q ts7b

TIM'RF RAII ROAD.
NovEMBER q is7o
Trans leave Wilmington as follows for
Philadelp phia and intermediate stations, 10 I.
$40, 90. asa 1890. q. N. zoo, 40 72o 9.St,
=. IL.
Philadelpnis and New York, i.Sl. a. m.
ie.l7. I242. 5.4S p. N.
Baltimore and intermediate stations. l9.a2.
% a. m. 5.2O. p IN.
baltimore and Washington, l2b2, ] % 9t5.
a. M. 1884, l.2S. 5.2a. 7.l0, p. m.
Trains for Delaware Division leave tor
Sew Castle. 800. 620. 80 a. m. LIS. 6H
p. m.
Harrington and intermediate stations, g.
a.SO, H. N. $40 p. m.
DelmaI anu Intermediate station 800. s.S I.
q N.
SUNDAY TRAINS
rniladelphia and intermediate ststlens, $40
a M, AS go, p. m.
Philadelphia and New YORK, L.Sl, a. N.
Baltimore and Washington, l2.b2, l55
o. N.
For further information passengers are O.
ferred TO the time tables posted at thu dep'l.
Il. y. KENNY. Superintendent
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" E4 TIER hEPORT.
WARRINGTON, Nov. 20-1 A. h.
PRoBABILi1IEs.

For the Middle States, rising fol
lowed by falling barometer, winds
shiftingtO northeast and southeast lew.
er temperature, except il The southern
portion, and partly cloudy weather,
followed by light rains.
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SIsG" F'S "A r..
.he, l@'s Sale.

DY virtue OF " writ vi Levari FaciaB TO
- M. d'--cted will b. -x. sol 20 Public
sal It tho " tel o Jacob Hyatt n the
town of Newp rt In Christiana Hundred,
New Ca tie ,Omnty, Delaware, on
S 7 RDAY.
THE th DAY o NOVEMBER, 1875.
Atthrec O'Clock p. ~.
the follow ny described Rel e. tste,v
All that undivided third part "t that GER
I. n iract o. lime stone lSnd sruatcd IN SAID
Mil! Creek uundrpd and par icuiarIy bound
, d anil dc crib d a. follows, namely: teg n.
nns at ner lime NJ In the u b ic road
ne r tenemn, h. IL ses, thence along the md
die OF the newly laid out purlic rOa n nth
thir,y-th'ee and "ne-quarier deg ees rast
ten cha ms and fortv..ight inks tn corn
lime stone Ia the m dd q VI he Gan and New
u RI Turnpike. tn nee along the I'D 10
thereof north nft! five and half degrees,
west two CHAINS and si,ty-six links To a line
~ ia ,iel reden,' l4ud. the CO by the sn"
and bv lot of Nichae' all han south sixty
n ne ard hhf degrees west t,'ee chai \
sni zig y-hve links :" an q corner imr
ston. in he old road theuce by the Id lie
forth une de ree and twenty-five minu'ts
west hree c aios aud ,evo t -rhr linkst'
a corner lime g. n IN the m ddle Of he tn n
rike aforesaid the ce al, pg he mi ldl-
the eof mouth eft six d ees and eight
nj mtrs west eight c,ains and eig tree
links to the corner of the school house lot.
thence 'ereby and ny at er ands t said
JOIN JacS,on these next six courses nd
distances 10 W.: outh two degrees and
i've mi utes west on" chain ant inety-
& f'e lihhs {" sake on race b'tk south FIR
ty-s"'en degrees and tw nty five NH utes.
west three chai an Sc six liuks .
anot' er state Q on tbs m s"u'h t,-nine
d. grees ~ 'wenty Eve minutes. west two
chains q d SKY i KS to anuther staLe e on
I @ same uh twenty ono devr es ct
iGht cnrins N ii tv-ihree ks Gro s'ug
e T. Ne tnas AXE on ne We ter'y 81 ct ere
Of sou h forty-two degrees and fifteen mi
u es -st 'wo h sand f'rt iour linLst a
s'aNe ard : nth t. try ,ixa ha fd'grees
west fit en- ch 81 Il fifty nur in st e
ii enf enrg" pri"ger'' lar d, ther ce by said
land these ext six c'urs pamel >outh
{ rty.se en- d grees and ,iy-fve minutes
as seven oh inS and slxty-two ink I a
cha d thirty-t re links I a corner by
'hc 4 IN theme al rg III. sar nor fort,-
d grpeS eaS' WI chlirs and q GIT, - ght
Il stra corner orth thi'ty eigrt degr es
md t"en'y uinutes. east Fl i',n ~ two
itks t. corner rnr'h f ~ Two d ees and
tn RI, inn es. e ST three chains aud irt -
x 'nls to IN cd s." Z. n rth forty seven
degrees and fr. minu'es east t'r chars
AID ,ev n inks to nav rner st X. MD
north eig8ty-slx de"rtes and & minnres
ens five chai I'D e'iy ig1t lint = to Il
cn-ner il zoe midd c of h & Il nam rub {.
lie rad. tn nee along the m id her, Of
r"r'h one deEre" n, d twen'y & = minu ps
wes seven chains ana four Ii, Is % the p nc
Of begi"ninR ntainirg within sad b upds
or'y-'ne nc es and hrce quarters of |. nd
be the same m re o. less
>eiIet and taken in execution as the pro-
p"r'y John Watson mt III 9 p. b g
WIN. II. JAMESON, sherin.
sherin's ONCE. New sstle,
: ov. IT, A. u. 1878 oyls-9tavts
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"CARRr THE NIws TO HIRAM A
new order has just been issued 1t twae
rec. ntly discovered that several nea,
relatives of Col. Young, the Internal
Revenue Collector for the Fourth Dis
trict Of North Carolina, were holding
Office vi der him. The Commissioner OF
internal Revenue has advised Young
that such nepotism is ot approved b,
the Depal tment, and that it will be ne
oessary to make certain dismissals.
What will he done in Del warep Tn.
cam. thing eIists here.
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THIRD DISPATCH.

NEW CASTLE, Nov. 90,
2o'cluck, 2. NJ.
At lao o'clock p M, O'Neill jnry
returned with a verdict of "no,
guilty." H.C. T.
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WILMINGTON. DEL. nov 20. 1878

"The country prosp"red while we hac
State banks, says the Gdsette. Certainl,
it did. in spite Of the ir glaring and scan
daloss deficiencies. The country pros
pered, too. during the War CONNER
csol.
Undoubtedly there were "deficiencee'
under the State banks. But they served
the peoples interest and assisted to im-
prove and build up the country. The
scandalous Deficiencies" were not 80
much in the banks as in the managers OF
some of them. In Delaware the hanks
were generally sound. and the people
were pretty well content with them. In
time they might have perfected them.
In our own city they were mainly con-
ducted by the same gentlemen who now
conduct the National B4nks, and We did
not suppose that such men would have
been found conducting a h1siness that
was burdened with such "plarng aud
scanddlo.ss dsfcteneies," that the country
cJuld only prosper Z" in spite OF then" "
Nor is it probable that these gentlemen
knew, when they petition.d the l-girla-
ture for charter, hat Trey were asking
to be allowed to undertake business
that would be thus characterized They
had the option to ask for such a charter
as they applied for, or for one on the
free banking" systrm, such AS existed
In New York and M as &C chusetts, the la
sis OF the present national bank syettm,
which is. in our opinion, rather better
than the old State bank system.
With reference to the prosperity of
the country during the war. there may
be two opinions. There were pers ons
who had fallen into the notion that
country could prosper while it was en-
gagged in civil war and the slaughter Of
its own citizens and burning and des.
troying valuable property; but it is now
pretty generally conceded that such
prosperity is all sham. Instead of
prospering. the country was eIpending,
in q wasteful manner millions, where
thousands were expended in useful
way; and being robbed of other millions
by the men who protited upon the errors
sf politicians VINO lacked ths statesman
chip necessary to hai monize the people
and carry on the government without
war as the Democratic larty had done
for forty years previously, hringiI & il
up 70 the wealth. dignity and stan ling
OF one of the greatest nations on the
earth.
This work has now all to be lone over
ngsin. Our energi-s are TO be strength.
ehed and the confidence of the people
renewed. Until there are statesm. IN At
the head of the government capa Die If
inspiring confidence. all efforts to re-
cover the former q und position We held
previous to the war will be vain; and
the country seems TO be fast coming 10
the conclusion that our own di tinguish-
ed citizen, Senator THoMAs F. BArAhp,
has been more fully clothed With the
necessary qualifications to conduct the
nation out of its difficulties than any
other gentleman whose name has been
connected with the presidency.
"CARRr THE NIws TO HIRAM "A
new order has just been issued Itwa,
rec. ntly discovered that several nea,
ralu,ivao of ~ w.
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,HFRIFF-S SALE.

SHERIFF's SALE.
yvIr'ue of q wri OF Lav,ri FAcias. to
g dir cird wi he exp sed to Public y lie
at the n tel " JACOB Hls't, L. the tow OF
New urt, in Oh isiia a Hundred, Nex Castle
co ity Drlawa on
SATURDAY,
THE 27th rAf or NOVENB9R 1875
At o'clock. P: NJ.
rh H. wing . c',h..d - "sta.o viz
1T Of land sruate in Mill Creek Hun
dred, sew Castle c 'unty. Dtlawar btgin
Mn. at i'm" sione In a. al inc OF land
furm rly homas Jackson, theme by land
81 Wa ter Gr ce south - d grtc-, west
233 fe / toa tone. In a inc OF lands formerly
"f Jas tr III Dix ia nee thereby 80 t -.
desree-, west 627 s. feet 10 a corner in the
II 'lic r"ad h'rc along the u idd e said
road south 81 =, degr ~. east 34l feet o q
d e frat aho q named thence thereby
no ut nor h thr deg ees, west 733 26- 90
It to The place OF be lnning contain ng
3j- 20 acres, be the sane more or ess.
eNeru o-n
perty of JohH q Jacks aud Elizabeth
JacAson his VIII, and tt. nd to be old y
M. IL. LAMBoDN Sh. riff.
Sh'riF's o h"e, w '-stle.
Vembe' II. ISIS. novls Is
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Ceb L..

ftne Nail 6rtss0rs
Curvod ami straight Man brushes, Hand
Brushes, Nab Files, Nail Polishers, ETC., foi
sale By Z. BRIEGHURsT 4 CO.,
Corner Sixth and harb o. strcetA
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SHEnIFFS S4LES,

CHEpIFF' SALE.
- BY ,ir II" ia writ of ID ri. Fa, To IT @
di ted. VI be exp srd to unlic SALE. al
the Ho OF Am tW,ie. n Mt anton.
in III Greek IIund. ed New Ca. tie county
Delaware On
MONDAY,
THE 9th DN, OF N"VEMBER. 1877,
At O'Clock am.
he iollo~inv d"scr'h-' p-r.onal Pr n.r,v
~ H"usphn'd Furn re, such az Beds
Bed-t ad aud d udl & Tables, Chairs. C..ok
st We Fixtures, arpet Iuts Buckets
eic., ne Co tor, n, Lot e Com. Lot OF
o, tr p. 1ot Of n y. u ows. Harrows Ito az
X Ike. Hor 4 Power aud Mschin,, . e VII Lol
o HSrn" Grain an, " b u in the Ground
loi OF Pouir &c.
eiIed nd tIk..n in ~ Gu i'm as me pro
perry OF James Ros, / ootc. and to be .old by
Nm. II. LANB>UN Shvnt.
Sheriff rfhee Ne" Ca tie.
Ne. lG A. VI. 1875 LLvls 2ia.
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| AK PAYERS TAKE yorICEI

The undersigned. reco,voro 10,
School Taxes Tor t clty n, W,,n1ny ny and
20. give notice 10 persona who h"stNh ron tor
PAD their ity AID School nv "a.e not
have had their bllls presented N - and
nquueti by v, focal Andsrit '|,s' ,haS 'neS arc /
day. from del very 0ithe bIl Tho ae aAme ln
request all such prrs0ns to call at s,, wsse W..
30 IT, East ,ix'h street, and settle wshsv,
uelay they having given b nd N the vu' s,,s
ne none! Ia due them an they are re,ro, y
~ ~, nf II ann III n pc tho that can ,Sr
VIII be r"mpi, while, perhaps som. ' ne,
cannot pay at once, will cal and maze .sr.. sra
arr"ns ements to pay when they can ma ',.o ~
most respectful ly ask you u i've M NY
your att ntion 81 as TO avoid trouble ,os,.
unpleasantnPss The city ne, ds moes :.
and r.qu res us to coll Ct it ~ uay IL ~.
wha' we propose tn do is TO collect ard 40 !,
fhe ltceiv' rs also give Lotice oi n NM
Der OF lots III the pa, I'd, 9Th 7lh, sth ghsna
IN wards that they cannot nnd tn, owner
M All such pers"ns owning sail Lots iii
rIeanc ca and settle or We will sell ,hsm
TOR taxes aud costs
ON e No 10 last Sixth street betvsan
Market and Nj Hours from IN ,,isloci
every evtnIn and nn market orn'nr
EDMUND PRuVOf
ceiver Northern District inc pn. d,
nt nth VI Cth tipet
EDW 'Rn FARMtR
receiver >outh IN District (incluiIng "a
south Of 9TH sire y g ~
~ TT, f The Citizens l. ~ A.sasn
now offer its Sth series al : d .lus
Tor sale. rirst 'ay IN, ut lue Octhrr III la.
plS-u iiE 4. NJ NR s, secrsrr
= oTlt T. ut he iast stat d meeims Of
tn managers o the lining 40 &y |
in uFQ EsRE al .s.aN.. 1
ts pay to hr Depositors 5 per cen. per a..
mum ca en- ated month y, no interest b hs
allowed on fractions OF month, 10 commence
Al the beginning IT the next d ca year Snt
tha The Treasurer Vive notice OF the increase
~ the rite of interest at leasl three months
before the ed this year
ALBEhT W. SMITH, reasr,
W. $. r :OeeE
Wilmi gton. Sent 20. 1875 nL
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10y vi tue of II writ of Ve"dirioni Exp,ns,
ID 10 mr. dir'e'e wi be exposed to Public
Delaware Ci y. in Rel ion hundred. New
Castle county. D,ll~sre on
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EUW KIT FARMR
Receiver >Outh IN District (inclHiing a
south Of 9TH sire = - ~