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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-14
DICHARD V. HARNETT, Auctioneer,
IL WILL SELL AT AUCTION,
March ~, 1878.


IL WILL SELL AT AUCTION,
On THU RSDAY, April 10,
AT 70 O'CLOCK AT THE EXCHANGE sALEsEoos.
III BROADWAY,
PEREMPTORY SALE,
SIXTIIAVE-
Tie two very elegant completely finished rrstcass fo
story and cellar NoYa French fat HOUSES and ton
it ever, modern and comfort fgI IAises 1'
65t and 56thsts and known as Nos o9e sAd iooi
6th-sv, zach nou-o % COX 30 - , -,
"a FEET WEST or -INTHAVE.
Compet. superior finished four story French 1i HSss
viii eycrv ,nGr6vrnent lot 30yO05 location choice
80. 2l7 EAST 50IH-ST,
TIL IfsIJ-ANk.
Trce high brown stone hod- All npfot ehtiIs
ca7iaee house lot 1AJS bull oa owners
-,
otfce o aucuonerr, III Broadway, room r
f. g. LAWRENCE, Aucti0neer -
SUPREME COURT SALE-IN PARTITION.
TO CT OSF ESTATE ~ M. r. IRELAND, deceas'i
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
y. W. corn .R OF BEAVER AND NEW-Sls
HOUSE and Lot No. 70 NArHlNHloN-SSN AIR.
(hacdGugalst ST.
HOUSE LOT No. 81 AAtFf ST.
corner ~ SOutlI Fth-ayc.
To De sOld ut auction
THURSDAY. APRIL 10,
10 o'clock Exchange SIesroonL NO III bFoH-
BEAVER.sT-The plot Of land corner Of Beaver AID
IT'S together with the 4story brck honse and @s"ry
" .sHiN tiISIS SQUARE ,Macdougsl The extra
iru-Jl s1srr So rerf south Washington place,
AHIrY srThe story brick House And Lot NO ~ Anlty-
81. II. G. curIler south Fiftii ave 49,
AllADBUhI - CHbTWOOD esq, tS&istoS
gro q uOf.DSCHhIDi, esq, Plaintiff Attorney,
Nps 30 and 81 Liberty ~
Map. at Office N anctioneer, los broadway. 649l
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Dodr1 an1 Rooms.
@~sMs@--s----s -
East Side.

East Side.
ITO LET. FURNISHED-PARHOR and BED
ROOM second floor also single Room BOT . 19a 19a
l02 East 23d ST. I'd door east OF 4 ave.
TO LET, FURNISHED, a large front ROOM
bot and cold In BATH Sci also single ROOM on
81 eoor bot and cold water IN room 20 g,emsS si. er
and restaurant couyeuient
I'D GRAMERCY-PARK, East 20th-st.-
parties size location superior privilege of the
Brooklyn Board.
1QE 5TH-ST., near North 6th-st., Brooklyn.
A~CD E.D-A widow lady living alone, would LET fur
nished ROOM or RL0R and BEDROOM, ~ angie gen
Tie man; breakfast II desired
Board and Rooms Wanted.
COUNTRY BOARD WANTED.-EuglewOOd
~ or vicinity preferrs for Sour 70 81, months r seen4
giving in particulars and lowest terms g. O. LEWIS All
XVANTED-First-cla BOARD for man and
go ,I VIE s xa @ s ssSVs % Ris not A S.seJ
SyTANTED-An unfinished par'or floor by
~ gentleman breakfast and Of rooms
l %Srsa 18th fol- particulars : w. Tribune oice
yHYANTED-Bv two ladies, three or tonr
ROOM ~ M S ne acar me II apS S or aHdn
Reference rene ysn 0 rs Station A . sew S YSrH a '
for sckseing VILLAGE within 1ne hour Oi new
York depot landing. k'tt geH'es gwen
aAd required Address, with fu particulars anc liit l. NJ
C.. Box =, Station u, Nev-fors.
Country Board.
A RICHER HOUSE, DOBB's FERRY, OPENS
~ juno /. Arrangements he made for BOAB by
apying at No ~ East 4g s~ references eAchsnge zo"i
sttDling.
CORNWALL-ON-H HUDSON, FIVE miles from
~ West POnt-PIesant ROOMS cool, heaih location,
miles view " the piazz1 croiuot
grounds stables plenty Of mik ge liberal tsbiS
highest
Address X. West Sric office, sos West 25d
nESIRABLE BOARD cm be had IN a private
family, City all Address Box IoI, POST
Office, Bloomfield n. J.
DARTIES looking FOR u good COUNTRY
HOME, where pOus, beds table, AMI surrOshdHEs ae
desirable wishing leave children WIN rsnSioe
persons please address p o. Box Iof, Blooming Grove Ore
Co, " Y
DIDGEDALE HOUSE, Madison, n. j., open
H. for the saasou a PRIVATE BOARDING. HOUSE
WAGNER HOUSE, Budd's Lake, N. J.
W LOO feet above tdewater strictly irsrass family
residence piazza lanp iShlng 1nn o"t
mles from York; favorable terns Tor nay ana
June. Address 4. B., 81 . West 32'i ~.
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PASSENGERS SAILED.
ron UAMHUKg- In steamshsp goethe, April l3-Franeis
n fvs.rs HrA " II. Dykers AMI servant Plup DstSf,
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u Alnl RENf.-Neat COTTAGE. Q rooms
a 41DU large hot high ground good view, rapid uaass
- CS AZ asa W Asng Kton-aye, ooistde. Newark ~ d
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For Europe via Queenstown and Lscrloo, by tn -'Ah
s,,r Cbiug Uas cotr , sap riaentuy NAH II
.aed az Steamship sails at - IruIn uaId Dv,A
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Board and Rooms Wanted.

COUNTRY BOARD .-EugIewOOC
~ vicinity prfcrTe for four to months; gentleman
wife, daughter, years Of infant and Dnrse Airs
giving full particulars and lowest terms q. g. LEWIS Az
Ir.u.r IL
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Brooklyn Board.

%CN) y IA widow Iady living alone, w0uhi LET fur
nished, ROOM PARLOR and BEDROOM, ~ dngse gen
q, man breakfast II desired.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-14

I'D GRAMERCI-PARK, East 2oth-st.-
Rooms en- sIte and sn gle with board for frsteass
parties HOue size location superior privilege OF the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-14

CORNER STORE IA LtT.-tormerly 0ccu-
Y pied as a tea Plnr glass Windows ron 1rfins &C.
a7plv 10 Mrs CAROLINE McRiE. - Gausevoor st. corr
NJ u nd INST or r. T. b. EASrON Attorney, &C., 3t8 and
orc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-14

GgyEgAL sRssIoSs.-H KEtL R.FAwRri !. McI@nghlin
Nurrhv. robbery; John jones burglary
ssTnna g. McEVcv ielOnous assault and battery Henry
DT,r7na ntcha W0isen. Hcary W. ThaHle, Thomas Fen
Fanny Annie. James smith, Peter Bay, Henry ZscnWit%
And chsel Bryce. grand lTony.
COURT ApPEAIs-AIBAyY y. Y, April lPThe following
"a "Wednesday, Alr, IA, 1916 Noe AJl,
IT, 20 lg3 1879, ~ 204. 1862.
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DROWN-STONE HOUSE-Possession 1st of
- NAV: ~ Rooms viii be PIT in elegant ORDER West
Isth-st near fiih-ve. Permits given, rs west Z-ist-
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EUTRRAY HU.L.-A Gpmily leaving che city
y rr IN unus Wil LIT RI Nf-IFD. the small three
story h.stuop broSn.stnne HOUSE lJ3 Eat 56t'st
NINTH WARD.-Lower parts OF thrce-Story,
higii.stnop IOC -, 100 Banks and q Green" cl-
St. all no,oIn nts large Sair g,ai !, az az, "a
' RUFUS KING, 81 Seventh-aNe.
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JrNFIRNISHED HOUSE, 40 feet square, and
,r,nna. with stable RENT OF stamford rrnt ~ -
only 500 year. Address STAMFORD ~
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Counirp propertp % Get.

T ARGE HOUSE-Laulscape Spring, Brook,
Lawn % acres RENT, unfuTiShed or furnished Box
- LII y L
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rg,O LET-The second floor of house No. s
BeoAnn ST, suitable ior ANY And oi business reh@ =
a month
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-07
THE CONNECTICUT RESULT.

The defeat OF the Republicans in Connecticut
is negative result. 1t is a disappointment to
them, of course, and it checks the rise Of their
expectations, which started rapidly upward after
the vote In New Hampshire. But as we said
yesterday, it does not indicate either the ebb or
flow of tidal wave. The result is substantially
the same as that Of last year. The Democrats
elect their State ticket, and hold the Legisla-
ture, aud while they gain two Congressman, it
must be remembered that one OF these is IN
district where they have had majority for sew
eral years, and in which Republican, (Mr.
Kellogg,) has only crept in with the barest ma
jorities, (5ss in 1873; 23 in 1871 through the
factional divisions OF his opponents In the
other district, the defeat of General Hawley is a
loss, against which we may place, as an Offset
the gains reported to be made in the Legislature
by the Republicans.
Whatever may be said about this vote, on the
heel Of its announcement the truth is that it
leaves the future indeterminate. Newspapers
whose policy it is to attack the President will
persist, Of course, in heaping the failure on his
head, and charging that his action in regard to
Louisiana caused it. As a part of the systematic
effort to kill Grant," they will rant and howl
over this with great volubility aud we shall see
them, for the next fortnight, dancing around the
embers Of the burnt-o subject. But in the
long run, it will be seen that the Connecticut
election of 1875 had simply negative influence.
1t shows the Republicans that they are not on
an easy road to success. 1t teaches them that
they cannot win without statesmanshp courage,
and honesty at their front. 1t points their i'm
perative need for the best Candidates in 1876.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-07

IMPORTANT NorIcK.-After January lst, 1875, the
DAILY COMMERCIAL will be sent to subscribers, free
Of postage to any Post once in New Castle county
at $500 per annum and at the same rate for three
months. To Post onlces outside Of the county 1t
will be sent at the rate Of s 50 per year and $40
per quarter. The postage will be prepaid by the
publishers.
THE DELAWARE TRIBUNE, the weekly edition OF
the COMMERCIAL, will be sent to subscribers to any
Post ofce in the United States, at $500 per year,
the postage being prepaid by the publishers
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-07

The Chicago Tribune s ays
The theatrical profession is kept very busy
IN discussing in Whispers. and with solemn ad-
iurations not to breath word OF it to anybody
else deplorable difficulty which has occurred
between two most excellent people Mr. Tracy
Titus and his wife, known to the pubic by her
stage name, Mrs. James A. Oats. However
much the whisperers may tell OF tile matter, it
ls certain they know very little. Mr Titus is
grieved and crest-falen, and Mrs. Oates Il
mlnatory an defiant. They were playing in Cali
fornia, three weeks ago, with large company
when the difficulty oc urred. They have lived
30 harmoniously together that the separation,
when IN became known, was regarded az a mere
temporary affair, a sort of dtHditium irP to be
speedily followed by renewing OF mutual en-.
dearments. But the matter was more serious
Mrs. Oates left her husband, aud their JOINT cap
ital, which had always been banI ed in his name
was drawn by her and dcporsed in hers. and
Tracy Titus was left TO shift for himself The
company, knowing upon which side of their
bread the butter has wont to be spread, obeyed
orders, and are still playing with Mrs Oates. IL
tus Is SAD TO have set to work to re.organize a
company Of his own but so far, without success
What caused the quarrel n not known.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-07
The Peninsula ana 1IeryIand pres.

The Maryland Editors Association, which as
sembled for its annual business meeting and
d nner in Baltimore on the 2ith ult., was a most
enjoyable occasion. We were not able to be
present and feel sorry that but one Eastern
shore editor WAS there-Bro. Busteed OF the
Centreville Observer-and he complains that not
ono editor this side OF the bay was chosen te
office in the Association for the ensuing wear.
Vel, that need not be wondered at, as but one
of us was present. and in consideration of the
fact that we have now Peninsular Press Asso-
citation. Whatever may betide hereafter, we
shall always feel happy IN the company of our
brethren OF the Press across the bay Happi-
ness and prosperity to them. They cant hurt
ms, aud we may do each other great deal of
good yet.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-07
4fgaI Hotifrs.

through the property of said Anthony Reybo,. - #,
public road which leads from New Castle to s.in n
Georges. ~ w cam
all other pers ms int rested I'm the said ntnta ~ 81,
scrbed lands and right Of way he and appear n, ~,
May n run next OF the taid Superior Court in a. "
Tor New Castle County, at New Castle, on MonJn,
me seventeenth day OF May A. D., eighteen hLnI,,d
and seveDty-nve. and file their objections, II nnv
they have, to the proposed purchase "itl
In estlmony whereof have hercunto set nv h,,
and afllxed the seal OF the sad M, c,'''.
H. 81 Court, at New lie. the eleventh doy NJ
January, A. u. eighteen hundred and s.v "
enty-nve. w ~
RICHARD q. c. oPRP.
jams a"w Protlionotary.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-07
CPECIAL NOTICE.
feb27, ,deoa6n1y

NPECIAI NUIICE.
-
Having taken the store No. lis MARKET STREET
and fitted up in a neat manner, and having
laid In large stock OF
PLAIN AND FANCY TIN WARE, LAMPS, 4c,
Whicn have purchased exclusively for cash.
am prepared 10 furn Sh the puullc with anything in
my line at prices far below any IN the city.
REPAIRING OF STOVES, TIN ROOFS, Nc
PROMPTLY AND CHE PLY IONEAf
SHORT NOTICE.
Mrs. Henze has also in connection with my tin
business an entire new lot OF
COSTUMES DIRECT FROM NEW YORK,
OF all Des gns.
Which she will furnish al low pr.ccs Give US a call
and satisfy yourselves.
A. HENzE,
marl9-1m Us Market Street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-07
fTNEAS RETAILED AT IMPORTERS
l. PRICES,

TNEAS RErAILED AT IMPORTERS
l. PRICES,
BY TIE
GREAT ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TEA CO..
s3l Arch Street. cor Second and Coates Streets and
eEl s. Second ST, Philadelphia, Pa.
This is an organization of capitalists to
IMPORT AND DISTRIBUTE TEAS
for one small prolt saving the consumer all profits
o. nlu'ilemen. we control large part of the best
teas Drought to this country, which are sold only by
ourselves Persons buying of other dealers do SO to
their own disadvantage. our houses In China and
Japan nave The very best facilities OF selecting.
Whcn gives us great advantages. We have estab-
llshed stores for distributing teas in all the pri
cpal cities OF the United States We give TO our
custolDersa
BEAUTIFUL OIL CHRoMo,
Qaken from the richest gems, of American amt
forelgn artists winch, II bought at picture stores
would cost much more than the price OF the Tea
THESE chromos are present to our customers
All goods sold warranted to give perfect satyfaC-
tion or the money refunded.
GREAT ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TEA co.
s3l Arch Street, cor Second and Coates Streets ami
62l 5. Second street, Philadelphia Pa
mar22-4w
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-07

-Rhode Island bristles with spelling matches.
Some of the dictionary words reach clear across
the State
Quincy, Illinois, has the latest case of Enoch
Arden but the married widow had collected the
ME insurance money, and compromise will be
effected on easy terms.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-07

The Ohio Legislature, controlled by Democrats,
is line illustration OF how Senator Bayard's
followers in that State are devoted to 81 local
self government" 1t found the city of Toledo
with City Council composed OF two branches.
Oae Of these was Democratic, and one Republi-
can. 1t therefore abolished the Republican
irGnch, by an act directed especially at this OBJ
iect, and put the control of the city into the
hands of the Democratic branch.
The consequence of this gerrymander, how
ever, is that the people of OHIO are generally
disguised, and at the municipal election in
Toledo, on Monday, the Republicans swept the
city. electing the whole Of their ticket except
one judge.
The RepubLtcdn announces that Robert c.
Fraim, ESD has consented to permit his name
to be used as candidate for the Mayoraty
This announcement makes it an appropriate
occasion for mentioning that the list already
named in connection with the Republican nom
ination includes the names of Benjamin S. Clark,
John G. Patterson, Joshua S. Valentine John
V. Rice, Lewis T. Grubb, Robert C. Fram. NJ
L. Lichtenstein, and probably still others.
At Hightstown, \. j., the temperance women
hNe gained an election victory. On Monday
the Mayor was to be chosen, and there were two
candidates, one mo license" the other ali
cense." The former was chosen by ten major
ty. The greatest enthusiasm prevailed. The
elergymen electioneered the whole day through
while the ladies held constant prayer meetings.
West Chester had a spelling bee at Horticul-
sural Hall last evening. Eleven ladies had vol
unteered to take part, up to yesterday after
noon. Both Webster and Worcester were allow.
= as authorities.
The Annapolis (Md,) Gdzdte noaiinates for
President, Jas. G. Blaine; for Vice President
Alexander D Hagner, of Maryland The strength
OF this ticket it Seems to us, il not in its tail
In Richmond, Va, they announce 1t AZ d
Spelling Tournament
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-07
Bas aud Steam :fittiua.

ENERRIS Il GARRETT,
PLUMBERS, GAS AND sraAa rrrTEEs.
PLUMBERS, GAS AND sTRAM FILTERS,
PLUMBERS, GAS AND STEAM FILTERS,
No. bOa MARKET STREET, WILMINGTON, DEL.
No. 5o4 MARKET STREET, WILMINGTON. DEL,
WATER AND GAS INTRODUCED INTO
DWELLINGS, FACTORIES, CHURCHES, ETC
CHANDELIERS,
BRACKETS,
PENDANTS,
RRADINe STANDS.
Ali 6xsoRp1ross oy
HYDRAULIC RAMS,
BRASS AND IRON PUMPS,
sELF-REauIATINe WINu MILLS
BATH TUBS,
SHEET LEAD,
WASH STANDS,
IRON AND LEAD PIPK
AUTOMATIC GAS MACHINES,
"a splendid article for country residehcesl
yiTRIFIED DRAIN TILE, GALL sIzEsJ
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-07

PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON, lSunddya
rospsed,) at the COMMERCIAL BUILDING, South-cesf
,orrer FIFTH and Market Streets. 1tco cents a copy.
Ten cents ,oeek DELIVERED FREE by carriers
throughout the efy. The COMMERCIAL iciA be ssnt by
naa to any Post Office in Nee Castle County at $500
per annu,n s1.q5 tor months; so cents per month
Post Offices outside Of New Castle county, $3.50 per
ann,rn 81 30 for three months; so cents per month
TIE PUBLISHERS PREPAY POSTAGE IN all ecses.
COMMERCIAL STEAM PRINTING ROOMS, pro-
vided pith drsclass machinery and stifSi sorknen
for executing Book Job and Mercantile Printing OF all
descriptions, at prices belor the aiding Printing
Houses of the large cities.
DELA VA RE TRIBUNE, (Feekiy) the Penf'rsiiar
organ Of Farmers and FruitgroUsrs; great Family
Newspaper; published epery Thursday morning, at
Too Dollars a pea, POSTAGE PREPAID BY THE PUB
LIsHKRs.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-07
r r. ID. SEEDS.
pRACTICAL UMBRELLA MAKER.

CHARLES KING
.. W. Corner OF 9TH and Walnut Streets. M
Repairing speciality. Prompt and reliable. SAL(
REFERS 10 John r Wells, +. Israel, Lea Pu- ~
sey, Vim: NJ Pyle, p. NJ, and many others.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-07
Af,u aGrfrti5Rmtuts

FORTUNE IN 1T. EVERY FAM.
n y buys 1t. Sold by Agents. Ad iresq. {; =
Walk Ek, Erie, Ia. aIrn. n iy D.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-07
fire, aslariue & Eife gnssraufe.
1867 TO MY PATRONS 1878
AND TIE GENERAL PUBLIC


desire hereby to express my unfeigned gratitude
for the very liberal patronage have received during
the past eight years, and TO say that nm now pre-
pared TO place any amount of Insurance. on the most
Improved plans and at current rates. IN the best
Companies am the authorized Agent of Compa-
mes second TO none IN this or any other country.
not only fair in the issue of The policy but also In
the adjustment and settlement OF losses
The cap tai represented at my agency now amounts
TO over Sixty Millions Dollars over Fifty of which
Ia Fire assets, and represented by the following
strong and reliable Companies:
Manlat an Life Insurance Co, n. Y.
North British and Mercantile Insurance Co., of
London
Royal Cannd an Insurance CO., Montreal, Canada
Home Insurance Company. n. \.
Fire Association OF Philadelphia.
Hanover Fire Insurance Co., New York.
German American Insurance Co.. New York.
National Fire Insurance Co., Hartford, Conn.
!ilenns Falls Insurance Co, Glenn's Falls, N Y.
Merchants Insurance Co.. Newark, ~ J.
Fairfield Insurance. CO., south Norwalk, Conn.
New Orleans Insurance Co., n. ..
West Chester Insurance Co., NY.
Amazon Insurance Co., of Cincinnati, OHIO.
Allenanla Insurance Co., Pittsbnrg, Pa.
also desire partlc larty to call your attention to
our term policies ON Dwellings, which we can make
at rates about the same as Mutual Companies.
Hoping by close attention to business to receive
continuance OF your patronage, am
iii MAJ F. PLuMMER,
WILMINGTON INSURANCE AGENCY,
5J2 MARks ST STREET CLAYTON HousE,)
lan2ly WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
Orders ty mail will receive prompt attention
DELAWARE BOARD DIRECTORS
~ OF TuB
UNIoN MUTUAL LIFE INoURASCg CoMPAN
OF MAINE
OPTION. all SIMPLIFY ST. wfLsi.sroR. ijri
cFFIcEns:
JOSHUA MARS President.
q. +. THOMAS, ,ice-trari,'un,
DIR. d. A DODGE, secrslas,
.xBUUTIvE COMMITTEES:
Capt n. H. Benson 4. Y. DeNor;nandle, j. X. Film
DH. JOHN p. WALES, Medical Examiner
All monies collected in thls state are to remalr
here and be loaned by this Board of Directors upol
hrstcass real estate securities and thus make this
practically q Home Company.
II is 10 the interest Of those wishing Insurance &c
patronze this Company and Keep their money at
home. febal-iy-3
TNHE NEW CASTLE COUNTY
i MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
nFF!CE-sG2 MARERl STREET
lmirres against FIRE Houses and oil ether kins
OF Buildings, with their contents for periods OF time
varying from three months TO term OF years.
MANAGEKs.-Ni Nilliam Tetnal, NJ. NJ. Cleaver John
Guycr, Charles w. Rowland, Edward Bringhurst
Edward It. Bellah, James Bradford, George R!cll.
ardson, William Canby, Samuel Cauby, Clement l.
smyth, A. T. shannon, James Riddle, Geo. II Bater,
Ashton Richardson
WILLIAM TATNALI. President.
= d. Smith. TreasureE..- octlo-l II
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-07
Janli,4nw

America OF the State OF Del
Vs. aware in and for
Ahthohf heyoolu. New Castle County.
ward W. Gilpin, Esquire, Chief Justice OF the St ite
OF Delaware, and as such the presid np Judvr Of
the SAID Superior Court, in vacation. Nolice il
hereby given that an application has been made nv
Anthony Higgins Esquire, torney ana duly anthor
lzed age of the United States of merica thai th,.
the SAID United States are desrous OF purchasing fr
Inc erection of Light House, RI nge L ght, and
Light Keepers Dwelling certain tract of land ihe
property OF Anthony k ybold, within the limits of
sald state, situated in Red Lion Hundr, d. in New
Castle County, which from disagreement IN prIce
lie refuses to convey to she United States BOunded
ahn described, a. follows, to-wit:
beginning at stake on the southerly side of Il
lahe OF 1arm road at a point from which the south
east corner OF a brick tenant dwelling house on the
farm OF said Anthony Keyhold, hears north seventy.
three degrees and forty-two minutes west distant
ePnty-two feet and fifteen hundredths O a fool
4s2 5-l0O), thence from said beginning stake south
ity minutes east four hundred feet to stake In the
minutes west, two hundred and eighteen feet ana
eehtteths OF foot to another stake in the field al
point from which the said southeast corner Of the
aforesaid brick house, bears north twenty six de-
grees and six minutes west, thence from the last
mentioned stake north nifty minutes west four
hundred feet to stake by the post and rail fence on
road, rom viii stake the southt asst corner of the
aforesaid brick building. bears north sixty-tlree
uegree ana hfty-elght minutes west and is distant
TWO hundred and seventytwo feet and one tenth of
loot thence from the last meRtio ed stake by the
souihery side of sad lane or farm road souih
eighty-iye degrees and If y minutes east, two hun
ured and eighteen feet and eight-tenths of foot
70 tine place OF beginning Containing two acres of
land and also the right OF way 10 the same oyer
tne anove mentioned lane or farm road, also the
properly OF the said uthOny beybold, and within
the limits of the said State, situated In the above
mentioned County and Hundred, said lane or farm
road leading from the above described lot Of land