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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-11

z. C. PALMER, President.
JAMES JACKSON. Vice President.
Directors:
.. CONERY, PRED. WING.
pAVlp WALLACE, JAMES JAGKsos
&. C. PALMER
ITS capital gives security to deposiore. Deposits
2t Pity Cents and upward recsived and SIX PKR
iy7ly JOHN s. WALTON, Cashier.
TIVHE CITIZKNs' SAVINGS BANK
Is q strictly legitimate bank for savings,
modelled upon the plan Of popular and successful
Institutions IN New York AMI London. and incor.
porsted April "a, 1872 under special and favor
sble charter granted by the Legislature Of tho
State OF Louisiana, with An authorized capital OF
e2Oc 600.
Interest six per cent per annam.
Deposits Of ten cents aud upward received.
AL deposits ore payable ON demand.
Open daily from A. NJ. to P. NJ, and OF ss.uH
1-tay evening from six to eight o'clock.
GRUNEwALD HALL,
No. ~ Baronue Street.
n. BENNER. aUBERsAToR.
Cashier. Presioent
DIRECTORS.
;oNEs egssssk THOMAS 314sk HAsAM
mill " N. BENNER.
NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS INsTITU.
". Newton Mercer, L. =. Generes George Jonas.
Thomas A: Adams, Thomas Allen Clarke, Charles
!: Leeds David urquhaSt, John q. Gaines. Carl
Interest Allowed ON Deposits.
l. =. aENKRKs, President.
CHARLES KILsHAw. Treasurer. mh29 "
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-11

Citizens Savings Bank, Grunewald
Hall, New Orleans, January IL, l875.-At meeting
Of the Board Of Directors, held this day dividend
of TEN PER CENT was declared out Of the profits
Of the last six months business payable on de-
mand. NJ BENNER
ial2 I'm Cashier,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-11

TIE FEVER TREE.-Mayor Leeds recent
" advertised for proposals to have the
fever tree cultivated here, as it is believed
that much good would result from its pro-
duction or existence in this climate. Six
has as vet been taken by the Administra-
tors. The bids will be opened this week,
and fine result made known,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-11

The DANZIGER STORE BURGLARY.-Yes-
terday Judge Staes closed the case against
Mat Hogan and A. White, accused OF hav.
ing robbed Danziger's Canal street dry
goods store. The evidence was nearly all
circumstantial, but the detectives strung
important facts together, making a bad
looking case for the accused. Hogan failed
to give $4,000 bonds and White did not find
anybody to sign for him in $4,000. The pris.
oners had summoned several witnesses, but
declined to put them on the stand. The
case goes to the Superior Criminal Court.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-11

SAcKcLoTH AND ASHES 1t may ne safely
asserted that several men freely INDUCED
in frolicsome amusements Tuesday night at
some of the public balls, and if they did not
repent in sackcloth and ashes (mythical)
yesterday then they are too wickad to steal
a sheep. 1t is good that Mardi Gras comes
only once in 800 days. Tax resisters and
.hose who howl about hard times should
have remained an hour or so in the theatre
nails say about two O'Clock in the morning.
Money changed hands without thought Of
the consequences or q care for hard times.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-11
SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOtice.-A General Meeting of the stock holders
OF the Lower Coast Packet Company will be held
at the office of the company, on FRID AY, the
twelfth day Of March. 1875.
fell Is 10 " J. WOOD Manaoar
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-11
Local Intelligence.

GONE To WAsHINGToN.-Admini
E. A. Burke last evening started for Wash
ington as political missionary. During
his absence Administrator Landry will have
charge of the Department of Improvements.
LAYING TIE FLooR.-Workmen have
commenced laying the floor in the large
room of the Customhouse. The several
large pillars have been tluted and polishsd,
which brings out their beauties. There Is
fair prospect that some living men will live
long enough to at least see that one room
completed.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-11

Office Of Orleans Railroad COMPANY.
corner Of White and Laharpe streets, New Orleans,
February :, l875.-The stockholders of this COM
pany are hereby notified that q meeting of the
stockholders will be held at the office Of the COM
pany on FRIDAY. March IL, 1875. between the
ton an amendment to the charter proposed BY
the Board of Directors to reduce the capital stock
OF the company from : 100 to $50 a share.
fe7 I'd P. TISNE, JR., Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-11

and contingent expenses OF the General
Assembly of the State Of Louisiana for the
regular session Of the year 1875, and pre-
scribiug the manner in which the same shall
q loan for that purpose by the pledge of
State warrants.
"A. GREENE,
Assistant Secretary.
NOTICES OF BILLS.
Notices were given that at some future
time the following entitled bills would be
introduced:
BY Mr.. Southland, of Ouachita:
An act to amend and re-enact sections
one three and eight of act No. Of acts of
1874, known as the funding bill.
By Mr.. Poindexter, Of Assumption:
An act creating the Office Of State Mar
shall.
Also. an act looking to seizure and sale of
all public carriers, by water or by lane, with
in the limits Of this State who shall be guilty
of carrying armed bodies of men not au-
thorized by the State or by the United
States.
By Mr.. Snaer, of Iberia:
An act for tho relief Of William Walker,
of the parish Of St. Martin.
BY Mr.. Souer, of Avoyelles:
An act to refund to the reg lister of the
State land Office the amount paid by him
for the rent of Office in 1873, aud for which
there was no appropriation made for that
year.
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMIT EEs.
The Committee on Public Build ings sub
mitted the following report, which was re.
ceived:
COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC BUILDINGS
New Orleans February 10, 1875. !
To the honorable Speaker and Members of the
House of Representatives:
Your committee to whom was referred
House bill No. 67, An act to provide for
the purchase of State House; to make ap-
preparation therefor; to set apart the neces-
sary funds. and to grant jurisdiction for the
enforcement of the acts Of sale and mort
gage, beg leave to report favorabiy on the
same.
And your committee further report un-
favorably on House bill No. 6S, an act to
remove the seat Of government to the city
bill is unconstitutional.
Very respectfully.
A. j. COUSIN, Chairman;
J. E. PARKER,
JONES YORKE,
0. +. HUNSAKER,
K. w. DEVICES,
ISAAC SUTTON,
4. K. RAY.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-11


The MASKED KNIFE GRINDER.-Jean Ma
RE Grielle, the French knife grinder, who
was so nearly the cause OF riot on St.
Charles street Mardi Gras day, was ar
ragned by Judge Evans yesterday morning
and fined $25 for disturbing the peace. and
held under bonds for knowingly retaining
stolen State property. 1t has been definitely
decided that the rifle was one Of those stolen
on the fourteenth OF September. The po-
iicelnen who recovered the gun are entitled
60 small reward. 1t is said that accused
is occasionally liable to fits of insanity, and
ls at all times quite erratic. There Is conso-
lation fof those foolish men who were so
anxious to rescue him from the police.
A REGULAR WITNEss.-When The sub
congressional investigating committee was
operating here one man was noticed because
he attended the sessions SO regularly. He
was more constant than the committee, and
as he seemed to take such deep interest in
the proceedings it was thought he was an
Interested witness, but his name was not
called. When the last committee arrived
lie wason hand again, more persistent than
before. Notwithstanding an order net to
Kermit persons not directly interested he
was always there, seldom failing to obtain
a front seat, near a witness. The question
was often asked who is he!' but no one
answered. Ills cOnuucG was lnVaclaOly pro-
per and he seldom spoke to any one. Few
words of the proceedings escaped him, yet
his features seldom changed expression;
occasionally d faint smile would brighten
bis face. He missed one entire SESSION
when Mr.. Hoar gave the sergeant-at-arms
directions to put all but witnesses and
other interested persons out of the room:
however, he was there at the next meeting
"a serene as ever, and as entirely attentive.
Had a Dickens haen there he might have
nodded AMI interesting character for a
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-11
BANKS AND BANKING.

7 OUlSlANA SAVINGS BANK
SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY.
No. 81 Camp Street.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $500 600.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-27
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Local Time Table.
rnins LEAVE WILMINGTON.


For Tep Yort-i.s2 4. n. i2a2, 1912, 80. P.
u Fo1 Phaads,piiaAi.si, q 100 $40. 200. 81, 1870.
A. M II. Il ~. 40, 10. 5s6. I'D ssl. ?. NJ
Sundays. %. $40. A. ". IS. G ~, 9 81, y. ".
For baltimore. .-i2.t2, i.5', %, M. l2cc, q
SO. T.lo, T. N. SUNDAYS, 12 81, 1.55, a. u.
For Washfagton;-i9 81, 55 so5, A NJ; l2-'S
For Ses Castls $50, s.so, A. NJ LIS, Ga, p. NJ.
No sunday Trains.
For Deldudre X. R-9 90. A. NJ, TO Crlsneld G 40,
p. NJ, TO Harrington. No sunday trains.
For Wilmington & Hsstsrn Il. RIO 30, A. N.
5.35, P. NJ. No sunday Trains.
Per Hlm ngf9n 4 RedfinJ r. Rs IS, A. NJ.
IS, sis, r. " no sunday Trains
TRAINS AsHIvg At WILMINGTON
From Seu York-i.53, A. NJ. a, i.la I % P.
". sundays. l.s3. A. NJ.
From Philadsphin.--i2s2. / 53 . Is, Q -. A. ".
ie co, NJ ls.o4, i.3 ll5 5l5 80, go $40, llVl
7. ". sundayt l242 %, 10 %, A. NJ; 80, IL "
From Baltimore LIZ, s47. 4. NJ; Ia, u 40
535, s-2i, y. N. sundays, la. A. NJ s2i, "
From sashiagton II y A. " l2.l2, IL ~. 5ss
92l. p. N. fuDasJs La, a. NJ: 81, 7. NJ.
From Por, Dsp0Sit.-e.t0, n. NJ. No Sunday
From Dsiarpre r. RS 50. A. NJ, from Harring
ton; AIS, p. N, from Cri- d ID.
From ser casts.-s52 A. NJ; i2 20, H. 4.05
5i5 p. NJ. No sunday Trains.
From Wilmington ,f Western r. II - IS, A. N.
Bis. r. y. nn sunday Trans
From w u,iHgton & Reading Rs 20, A. NJ
l2oO, NJ; 35, +. NJ. No sunday Trains
TRAINS LEAVE PHILADELPHIA PoR wIi.NIseTos IN.
From Broad & Prime Street, IS %, $50, 1870, A
NJ, l2.l5, Zto, 400 5.i5, o. 45, 80, II 80, r. NJ
sundays 5 80, A NJ 6 o. $50, fl30, p. N.
rum 32d and Mdrkst Strests.-i2 10, A. NJ; 10 10
l2.15, 6tO, p. N. sundays 40, A. NJ.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-27
Local IBrevities.

surset at 40.
Sunrise, tomorrow, at Z.
Moon sets Monday AT 53i
Fall ends on next Tus siay.
soLe fine warm oytrcoats at Buxbaum's.
Extension tables very cheap at Adairs An and
King
Get the genuine Wheel 4 Wilgon, iOIl Market
street.
Tidy shippers for lanies ami gentlemen at Donl-
hoes 30I Market street.
Just few more orgna recipes wanted for the
COMMERCIAL ALMANAC AND YEAR BOOK.
Save money these hard times hy getting your
clothing N de at Gouert's, l3 4. an s,teet.
The Wine ester Buck Gloves will give salsfac-
tiO1. To be mai at Webb's, se4 Msrket street.
Plain nas for plain men, and gay hats for those
who regard the ID IN ons al Dube..t, K 5Td ~.
Sometimes Il Is real economy TO get the family
W s1lng done at the city Laundry. b. 9Th rect
No house in the city sells ladies' aud misses shoes
cheaper than Fenness. =, 2A Market street. (New
good).
The hrst thing 70 he considered in huying q collar
is the nt. . he klmwood and Warwick d. bette;
than any others.
The idea Of the devil was originated by the Per.
sisnH, who made him 10 iypfy hunger. That Is
what makes men say, " IN as hungry 5s the dtvl
let's have a h2lf dozen raw" and then rush right
OF 20 Fullmers restaurant, roc Market St.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-27
churche. Tomorrow.

First Presbyterian Church, Market ztreet
above 9Th. Rev Gaylord L. More will preach
at 10 30 a. IN. Subject "The Christian Course
Considered an a Eight Also at 80 p m, sub
iect "Ihe Washing Of Regeneration. All are
most cordially invited.
Preaching tomorrow at the Elm Street Bap.
tist Church corner Of Elm and Jackron atreets
by the Rev. air. Hundey Of Virginia. Services
at l012 a m, and I; !! p. H. AL arc cordially in
vited.
New Jerusalem Church, Delaware avenue and
Washington street, Rev $. 8. Seward pastor.
Service at lb'l a. M. Subject 'The Spiritual
sun. All are invited.
Hanover Church, preaching morning and even
ing by the pastor Rev l., Marks. PRAYER meet
ing at O'Clock. All are cordially invited.
Klngswood Chapel Sabbath School over llth
street bridge will hold their Anniversary to NOR
row afternoon at "a o'clock. There will be sing-
ing by the school and addreeses by the pastor
and others, The public arc invited.
Unitarian church, Rev. Charles II. Weld, Of
Baltimore, will preach at l0iz A. M and ~ p.
NJ, Children meeting at ~.
Services al usual in the First Baptist church.
| Preaching at 10 80 A. NJ, and $50 T.. M by the
pastor, Rev T. NJ Eastwood. All are cordially
| invited Seats free. Sunday School meets al
| . A. NJ. School for colored people meets in the
Hall on 18th street, between Market and Orange
| at 2 y. NJ. cordial invitation In extended
| Sunday services in Trinity Chapel Advent
Sunday, November 2ath morning at Q (. and
| 10i{ afternoon at A. Daily evening PRAYER at
| 4 O'Clock beginning Sunday November 2sth, and
continuing until Chratmae. At each service
thnre Will be short reading appropriate to the
| season
Asbury NJ. L. church. The Pastor will con-
| cudo Ills Hermons on the Kingdom Of God. l0L5
t. IN subject "The Coming Kingdom Tho
second coming Of Christ and Paradise regained y
p, IN, subject; "The insuliciency OF for
mai recognition Of the King" This sermon il
designed to show how believers are sanctihed
through the truth OF the coming Of the King.
Central church. Preaching service tomorrow
by Rev, W. A. McCorkle d. ID. from Princeton,
n j., at l0jl A. NJ and llp. NJ.
Preaching in Grace church tomorrow morn.
ing, and evening by the pastor, Rev j. L.
Smith, The evening sermon will he to young
mon on "The Confession and Restoration Of the
prodigal Son." All are invited
West Presbyterian church preaching at 1917,
a. m, and ~ p. m., by the pastor, Rev. j. NJ
+. OTIS Subjects for the morning, " Faith,
Hope, and Charity for the evening, =" Tho Wis-
dom of the World, and the Folly Of the Church
or tho Secret Of Moody's Power"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-27

ONLY FIVE EXECUTIONS IN A CENTURY On
the criminal calender of the Delwaare county,
Pa, courts H Il murder trial, and this has revived
the recollections OF executions in the county.
The Court records show that but five executions
have taken place within the past century, viz
James Fitzpatrick in l77S for highway robbery
Elizabeth Wilson, III 1888 Or 1889, for nfantcide
John Craig, in 1877, for murder Michael Mon
roc, in 1922 for murder and Thomas Chopper,
in 1871, also for murder. 1t doesn't follow from
this that in Delaware county criminals go un-
punished AZ they do in Delaware. Tho paucity
OF executions proceeds from the small number
Of capital cases which get into the courts.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-27
e. f. Kunkcl,. Ml,ter WING OF

II has never been known to fail In the cure Of
weakness attended with symptoms, indlsposition
10 eXerlon, loss Of memory, difficulty Of breathing
weakness. horror of d sease, night sEeats, cod
feet weatn ~, dimness Of vision, languor, uni
veIsal lassiiude of the muscular system, enormoHs
appetite, with dyspeptic symptoms, hot hands.
flushing Of the bodY, dtyness Of the skin, pad
couDtenance and erupiions on the face, purifying
the blood pain in the back, heaviness Of the eyeilds
frequent b ack sDots fying before the eyes, with
kunusion and loss OF sight want Of attention ETC.
Sold only In 81 bottles. Get the genuine. Depot
and ONCE, 159 North Ninth St.. phllede pna. nd
vice free. ASK for Z. F. Kunkel's Bitter Wine Of
81 bottles.
EEhVOUS DEBILITY NERVOUS DEBILITY.
Debility depressed irritable state Of mind, a
weak, nervous, exhausted feeling no energy or
animation, confused head. weak memory, the con-
sequences OF excesses, mental oyerwcrk. The ner-
vous debility finds a sovereign cure In X. Kun
keH Bitter Vine Of Iron. II tones the system, dis
pels the mental gloon and despontlency, and re-
luvenatea the entire System, Sod only in 81 bot
ties. Get the genuine ONCE, 259 North Ninth st.,
Philadelphia, Pa Sold by all druggists. Ask for f..
f. kunkels Bitter Wine Of Iron, aud take NJ otler.
Genuine SO only In 81 bottles.
TAPE WORM
Removed alive, with head complete, In from 'wo
70 three hOurs. No fee u removed, ty Ir. Kunkel
2:9 Nortn Ninth st., Philadelphia. Feat Fin and
stomach Worms also removed. call and zee. hd-
vice free. send FOR circular, OF ask your druggist
for kunkels Worm syrup. Price g. 1t never
fails,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-27
IN Tuh sUPEkTDR COURT OF Ibl
i STA1E OF nELAMARE. In IND ENR MY
Iotiffs.

NOTICE.-FUNERAL NOTICES AND
IN Society meeting notices 70 secure insertion In
the COMMERCIAL must fspartobig be paid for In dd-
ERIENDS' SOCIAL LYCEUM--No-
a 1ICE.-Nembers and all Others interested IN
,he Friends Social Lyceum reqle5,ed 10 attend
the opening meeting OF the present season, az The
rooms on Second Day evening. next, the 23th inst.
at ~ O'Clock. 1t ls proposed 70 read from the poet
~ oil Beyard Taylor. TOWARD N. JENkTH-,
nDv219 80 President.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-27
How ..Diamondso are Made.

The ce'ebr1tef 'rismOpd Spectaces' the
product Of the careful fusion Of minute crystal peb-
bes with certain chemical Clements which removes
the crystalline structure which wolld Otherwise be
inlur Gus to the eye Every pair stamped with tile
diamond ira ic marx.
For sale In Wilmington by B. 8. Clark
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-27
9artnfrship Hotifes.
II. $. Marshal's 9lotiffs.
NTARsHAL's NOTICE or SALE.

By virtue Of a Wit Of vendltoni Fxponas issued
out Of the District Couit Of he United sistes Of
Ameitra, for the District of Delaware. and to ue
dire ted and delivered shal sell at pub &c ancd0n,
70 the hghes. bi der, for cash. on 1huis s1ay, tie
fourteenth day Of recember, 1875, in the Basement
OF the Custom House in the city nf Wilmington,
Delaware the following described property Two
copper st Il, two copper warns, two copper cans.
and eleven casks of stied spirits seized and taken
as the property OF Ezekiel Jones' and condemned at
the SUIT Of the United states. j ,lIN NJ. DUNN,
novl9,ts U. s. Marshall District o. Delaware.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-27
SOcIsties.
MEETINGS THIS EvEnIsa.

Mechanics Lodge, No. 4, 1. o. o. f., at Odd
Fellows Hail. 3d and King.
Lafayette Lodge, No. 2, K. Of p, at Knights
Of PytlliaA Hall.
Eden Division NJ. 6, 8. Of T., McClary4 build
ing.
jefferson Council, No. 10, o. U. A. NJ, at Nc
chanics Hall, 219 King Street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-27

sE-1HOs. T. de Norfadndie hds trttLgirdpn from
everything outside of china and glass business,
at 312 barket stree'. He Will, in the future, give
hs personal attention TO that alone, and hopes, b7
prompt attention 10 business, carefully selected
STOCK and reasonable prices, U merit and receive
the patronage Of his friends and his old customers
novlltojanl,7 &c
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-27
Incorporation alotifes.


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN an application has been made TO the Homo able
Leonard y. Wales, Assoc ate Justice OF the supreme
Court of New tssils comfy, by Abraham Mlrras,
rayld Bayard. James Barnes, Jsmes X. Wilson,
Robert Graves and William Il. CaldSe 10 grant 10
them a chart OF Incorporation for the purpose II
maintaining places Of sepulture Or burial OF the
dead In New Castle coun'y.
GsARLE1 BsASTEN, Prothnnotary,
noy2o, ,to-decl0 NEg CASTLE. Nov. 20th. 1873.
IN TnE sUPEkIpR COURT OF Jhk
i STATE OF nELAwARg, IN AND FOR NEW
CASTLE COUNTY.
In conformity with the provisions Of act pss7e
by the General Assembly OF the state OF Delaware,
on the TWEEN y-si8th day Of March, A. D., lsf5. !
hereby give nUtice that an application vas ed 10
the superior Court On the tive nteth day Of tie pre-
sent month of November, for a charter of incor-
poraton OF a Company called The German Mutual
Beneficial society," NImber O." for the purpose OF
anordng aid and support TO the members Of said
proposed Incorporation or their families IN cases Of
sickness, misfortune or death, and that a draf. cf
the propOsed charter was aled WITH the appuca.ion
and Is open TO Inspection.
CHARLES BEASTEN, Prothonota-y,
ProthOnoterys ONCE, Sew Castle, Del.
NOVEMBER 20TH, A. D. 1875 -noy2O.t .to-declO
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-27

fHA Morbid Appetite far E1cfenent Is the ony
effect OF the uninedcated and aduterated spir
frequently used under the Impression that they are
wholesome stlmulanta. Ahan ion such "Durnng
nuids' at once and forever. II you are weak, low
sDrited dyspeptic, nervous or suffering from the
effects Of exhaustion use the genuine recuperant Of
bodily energy, that real stOlnachc and nerve ano-
dyne, uD9Lrno WoLFEs scHiEDAM AROMATIC
SCHSAPPs. sep21,i:d&w
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-27

The SUNDAY TEMPERANCE MEETING
Temperance Meeting TO be held in tho City
Hall. tomorrow at 30 p. NJ. will be addressed
by Rev. j. NJ. 7. OTIS.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-27

.E-Forty Toars' Experience have tested the W.
tues OF Dr Wistars Bdisdn u wa Cherry, and II II
now generally acknowledged to be the best remedy
extant for pulmonary and lung diseases embracing
the whole range from a slight cold 10 a settled con
sumption. We're 1t not for i's merits, II woui1 long
since have "died and made no agn.a $50 cent? and
81 L bottle, large bottles much the cheaper.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-27
Aurtioa Salts.
DuBL1C SALE.

l. OF REAL ESTATE.
Pufsusnt TO an alias order Of the ornha,s, r..-.
OF Chester county, Pa. viii be expose1 fo ,Inii-;t
sale on the premises at No. on seventh d.. ptI.9 p1I.9
urday) December lif1i, lsI5 the flllosiny ts:,
Real hsfate. lste of Samuel Klmble sr dscS,s.uusl
No. !, farm, situate IN Franklin towns5tn ~ ~
stage road, running from New Lonco1 10 Sews,a,e ae
Delaware, about four miles from the forrner and II
miles from the latter ACC, and ahont e-eiss,, 9 x
mile IRON knbeyille, bounded by lends o, "a VI Vi
tireennsi samuel Cam, the feirs on joir /
Mackey, deceased, and others, Containing ont H., a
dred and fifteen acres and 10 perches OF ANA , 4.
or less. 1he improvements are two stnrg s,nr
dwell ny house, with kitchen attached pninn y
der shelieT, double floor stone and frame barr % w
straw shed front, and dormand back spring 1,s NJ,
wagon house, hog house aud other rntbpil1, ,r
There are twenty-five or thirty acres of hesy, ~, a.
ber, young apple orchard, and other fruit trsea o
the premises. The land Is OF good qua IL mi NJ,
der good fences. ~'' W.
No. 3, A house and loi In the village Of E,n,.,.
vile. bourdad By the lands Of 5 a. mest rs,,
Nc oyern aud Lot No. 3, containing shout rne 49,,
OF land Tue improvements consist OF a twn.,a,.
brick house and frame stable ''''' :
No 3, A house and rot bounded hy No Land, ,
Robert Kennady. JF end Others The il1nr,y
mems con ist OF "a twO-stnry ane bouse uss, ,
new, AMI frame stable. There are seyera il. anu,
building sites on these lots. sale ct o'cl II y
N. COnditions at sale. THUS MRRCEn
JANE X. ElMB[p
now % dz zN Adm ns'rator-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-27

THE Ancient ORDER OF GooD FgrLows.-
The members Of the Societies Of this order, in
this city, numbering about three hundred, will
attend worship in = body and in proper regalia
IN the West Presbyterian chur,h, at the corner
Of S,h and Washington Sts., tomorrow at l0]I
g m. and the Pastor, Rev. ]. NJ p. Otta, will
preach sermon for them on the words Of theiE
motto" Faith, Hope, and Charity"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-27

SERVICES YoR DEAF MuTEs.-Rev. DIR. GallAl-
det, OF New York, will hold a service for deaf
mutes in Trinity Chapel, on next Wednesday
evening. DIR. Gsllaudet will interpret the SER
vices a. read, and after the service will explain
hnd illustrate the said language, giving a vivid
picture of the interesting work to which his life
is devoted. The deaf mutea in Wilmington and
vicininy are especially invited to be present.
Newspapers throughout the State are requested
to copy this notice for the information Of deaf
mutes who may wish to be present. The pub