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between Fourth and Fifth.

rg ONE WEEK MORE IN THIS
month to get some of the great bargains now
offered ut WILLIAM THALHIMER'S,
COL Broad street.
As every one is excited over the great auction
sales will offer goods for the next Thirty days at
less than auctiou-prices 1t Will pay you to give me
call as goods must be sold in order to make room
for my
SPRING STOCK.
CALICOES at 81 and &c. yard;
Best PACIFIC LAWNS, new styles, Of this sea-
sons production, at &c. worth zoe. yard;
WHITE PIQUEs, TABLE DAMAsk, and NAP
KISS, very low;
BLACK ALPAcAs, MOURNING GOODS, very
cheap;
CoTToSs, sHEETINGs, and GISGHAMs at the
lowest prices;
FLANNELS, TOW els, and BLANKETS exceed
ingly low;
Observation-Disclosures and dark styes-for men and
boys wear;
sHAWLs,
SKIRTS,
UNDERsHIRTs,
HOSIERY,
GLOVES,
HANDKERCHIEFS,
CORSETs,
sHIRT.FRONTs,
CAMBRIA INsERTISGS and EDGISGS-all very
cheap;
A 10, of LADIES UNDERWEAR-yery cheap to
close them out;
The best BLEACHED COTTON In the city u.
12Hc. per yard.
Give ME call before purchasing your dry goods,
rs you car save money at
WILLIAM THALHIMER's,
fel9 COL Broad street.
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SEED.

GARDEN SEEDS.
We have now on hand srge aud rciape s'o>A -
GARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS
from I.,ntrrth, Thorburn, and other Celebrate"
seed. growers North.
Orders from the country died promptly anu 'sH'
through BY the ihati at the rate OF TWO GEMS 'Vt
every four ounces. Our seeds are guaranteed F." y
OF the oest quality. =.
MILLER & PIERCE, Apo'heearies'
corner cifth and Marshall streets
POLK MILE: Il CO., ApolhecarieS'
f. ~ corner S.uth aad Main street street..
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d E NJ o Y A L

NORTHERN ICE.-A full supply Of
IN MAINE ICE guaranteed the entire season al
tIelowest possible price, both wholesale and retail,
at my new and extensive e-house. corner Nine
teenlh and Dock streets. With careful attention 10
business, respectfully solicit saaie Of your pa
rya. Ode [srt = -, ..EE....s l. Ctni.
&c 90 .s2d3is u, LARS,
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ME- r. r. PRICE s. co. have opened
this morning, by steamer,
NEW SPRING MEDIUM PRINTS,
NEW WIuTE-GRoUSD PRINTS,
PERCALES and CAMBRICs,
COTTON CAMBRlCs,
RUFFLISGS, CORsETS.
MOURNING GOODS, In
RoMBAZINE CLOTHS, TAMISE,
IMPERATRICE, MoHAIRs, ALPACAS,
REPS, DELAESEs, CAsHMERBS,
ENGLISH GRAPE, GRAPE Wells,
BLACK SILK GLOVES,
BLACK KID GLOVES,
BLACK LONG SHAwLS,
BLACK SQUARE sHAwLs,
COLLARS, CUFFS, &c, &c. IL Is
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NOTICE.-By an agreement made be-
~ tween ISAACS, TAYLOR 4 WILLIAMS aud
the committee OF their creditors, which was con-
frmed by the District Court Of the United States
OIL the Sd OF February, 1873. they oonud them
selves To pay of In full all liens upon their proper
" and ali Individual indeb,e dness, and 10 pay forty
per cent. of the principal of their social Indebted
ness-one-fourth cash, and the balance in three
notes OF one two, and three years, without Interest
This Is 10 notify all parties Interested that the
firm have complied with their engagements; that
am now prepared 10 settle theIf Geut according TO
the terms mentioned aud that llaye transferred 10
them all their social aud individual personality.
Parties acting as agents for cretltols must h!e
their authority. JOHN y. STEGERs IIustee.
s.'rtcn eyc-.,n aSd IL yer ..s.tlu.. "a
ERak os Virginia. & 2a.I%
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Mi DOUBLE CHEST-PROTECTO
of every size, imported from England, and sold
at MEADE & BAKERS drugstore.
DITMAN'S SEA SALT, III 25 and SOC. packages
sold at MEADE & BAKERS drugstore.
CHARCOAL BISCUIT and LOZESGES, for the
relief and cure of foul breath, heartburn, and dys-
pepsIa. Sold at MEADE BAKERS drugstore.
CUTL Frs POCkE EFT NH ALERS afford prompt
relief 10 sorcthroat, bronchitis and catarrh Sold
nj MEADE & BAKERS drugstore.
PATE PECTORALE. ALUM and klNO LOL-
ENGES, aud CHLORATE OF POTASSA LOZ-
ESGES, for coughs, colds, and sorethroat. Sold al
MEADE i BAKERS drugstore,
felO 9l9 Main street.
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500 BRIDAL Quits at 81 worth 81 30;
WHITE BED-QUILTS from 81 up TO *lo-"e
have reduced the prices Of these goods ana
Offer great bargains now;
COLORED QUILTS and COMFORTS very cheap.
The balance of our WHITE and COLoRED
BLANKETS will be sold at reduced prices 10
close them out
. 600 wards HAMBURGER EDGINGS and IN
SERTISLS from 12hc. up:
All kinds OF COTTON TRIMMINGS ana koF :
filings ut astonshingly low prices;
All shades and Nos. OF LADIES KID GLOVES
from 75c. up:
A large stock of HOSIERY. NOTIONS, and GEN
TLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS;
200 sets of LADIES COLLARS and CUFFS at
all prices
Great bargains In SHAwLS for ladies and misses;
hUBIAS, HOODS, &C.,
LADIES and GENrLEMEN'5 HANDkER-
CHIEFS at greater bargai ns than ever;
SECk-TIES and MUFFLERS-the latest styles;
NECK and SASH-RIBBONS very cheap.
500 IORSETS al 75c. worth fully s1.26, at
SYCLE BROTHERS.,
429 Broad street,
fe2O between Fourth and Fifth.
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REMARKABLE GIfRE.
SIMMONS'S LIVER REGULATOR
for all diseases Of the Liver, S;omsch, aniSpleR

IT is emlnentlya Family Medicine;
and BY beiug kept ready for ilnmedi-
ate resort will save many an hour oi
suffering ami many doilsc In time
and doctors bills.
After Forty Years trial IL Is still re-
cciving the most uuGuallfie: t.scmo-
mails Of Its virtues from persons III
the hil hest character md lestonsi-
bllitv. Eminent physicians commend
II ~ the most
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Armed with this AETIDOTE, all climate:
changes of water and food may be faced vii
fear. As remedy In hALARlOrs FEE
BOWEL COMPLAINTS, RES l. Ess y
JAUNDICE. NAUSEA.
THE CHEAPEST. PCREsT, AND BEST +.
LIZ MEDICINE IN THE WORLD.
II have never seen or tried
such simple, ,iticacious. sat
isfactory, aud pleasant rene
dy in my life."-ll. uAISEE,
Ct. Louis, DO.
Hon. Alex. II. Stephens.
occasionally use, when ms
condition require, IL, Doctor
Simmons'S Liver regulator
with good effects. Hos,
ALEX. H. STEP EMS.
Governor Of Alahams.
"Your Regulator has been
In use In my family for some
time, aud am persuaded II Is
Salu. Bile addition to the
medical science" Coy. y.
GILL SHORTER, Ala
81 have used the Regulator
In my family for the past srS-
cnteen years. car safely re-
commend IL /, the world ~
the best medicine have ever
used for that class OF diseases
IL purp-rts 70 cure.'-H. +.
THIGPES.
President OF City BIpa.
"Simmons's Liver ks2ula-
tor has proved good sud efi-
caciouS mediclue.H-C. A.
NCTTISG.
Drugsist..
ave have been acquainted
with DIR. Simmons's Liver
Medicine for more Than TWEEN
" years, and know II 10 h the
best Liver Regulator offered
TO The public."-M. X. Lyon
and II. l.. LYON, Beiiefon-
ta!pe, Ga.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
ASSEMBLY HALL.

NEW ASSEMBLY HALL.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. FEBRUARY GOTH
AND 9TH,
TONY DESIER'S PAN1OMIME TROUPE, pre-
senting on the first evening the comical fiUMPTY
DUMPrY ABROAD. and on the last evening the
laughube JACK AND THE BEANSTALk.
TWENTY-FIVE SPECIALITY ARTISTS,
comprising Irish, English, and Du ,ch comic songs;
lat.spinnng, gymnastics. tumollns, space aug Iau-
Cling, i've donkey, performing animals. beautl full
music New scenery-new trcks-new wardrobe.
The usual scale of prices Reserved seats for sale
at g. +. JoHNsToN'S news and bookstore. Open
at O'Clock: commences at 8. MATINEE SAT
UknAY at 2 Z. N.
fc % st w. n. tOLf MAN, hRenf.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE
CONSERVATIVES.

CONSERVATIVES.
The long-looked.for specific for the cure Of al
pulmonary diseases Is found ut last
GLoBE-FLoWER COUGH-sYRUP
has proved to he the most extraordinary meai,..
preparation ever discovered FOR curing
CONSUMPTION.
1t not only cures consumption. but relieves irpnA
diately the Incl plent stages, such A. COUGHS COT
PAINS IN THE CHEST, &C. II break up the mo-;
distressing coughs In an incredibly short time.
GLoBE.FLowER SYRUP
is unlike any other remedy known. II contains
NO OPIUM
nothing poisonous. IT is delicious TO .ake-he earthly
savior TO all afflicted wi, affection Of The
THROAT AND LUNGS.
1t is warranted TO give satisfaction. The mo-.
learned physicians In the >uu'h u>e and room
mendit TRY The GLOBt-FLowER SYRUP;
II will cure you and save you from tue grave.
REMARKABLE CURE.
CLEVELAND. OHIO, April IL. 1874.
Df. u. ~ PeW0cTtoh' IL gives lDe great pleasure
| To inform you that two bottles OF GLOBE-FLOwER
SYRUP have cured my son OF an obstinate lung az
lection of several years standing, after our best
physicians had given him up 10 die with wha; they
called consumption. l shall ever remember with
! grateful heart and recommend to ail, the GLOBE
| FLOWER SYRUP. IL has brought more sunshine
aud happiness 10 our hearts aud home Than gae
million dollars could have done. God bless yon.
| Your friend, ELIZABETH SPENCER.
For sale by PURCELL, LADD co.
" holes lie AGENT.
fp 1e-eodSwtApl Richmond, Va
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SIMMOSS'S
LIVER REGULATOR.
For Dyspepsia, Constipation, Jaund!ce, slnots
attacks, Sick Headache, Collie. Depression VI sp'-
Its, Sour Stomach, Heartburn. &C., &C..
1T HAS NO EQUAL.
Is a faultiess fau1i!v lifeline.
Does not dlSirrapSc the system.
Is sure 10 cure II taken regularly.
is no drastic violent medicine.
Does net interfere with business.
Is no intoxicating beverage.
Contains the simplest and best reined!es.
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A SSEMBLY HALL.
AGRANU VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
BENEFIT-COSCGRT
WILL BE GIVEN BY THE
RICHMOND PHILHARMONIC ASSOCIATION,
ASSISTED By THE
NEW JUNIOR MEMBERS,
their first appearance,)
MEssRs. THILOW and REINHARDT,
on
THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 25, 1875.
Mr.. L. Z. WHEAT, Director.
Tickets, Use. to be had at WAITS Music-Store,
92O Main street, where reserved seats can also be
obtained without any extra charge.
CONCERT commences at O'Clock. te 22-4t
DROFESSUR H. +. LAUBES %
i DANCING ACADEMY, ,AA
Levy Brothers. Hall, corner of Eleventh and Tx
Main streets.
Ladies', Misses. aud Masters WEDNESDAY ana
SATURDAY AFTERNOONS at O'Clock. Gentle-
men !: TUESDAY and FRIDAY EfESlSGS:
Glide, Pause Boston, anu vail the iates1 usnces
taught J -
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spECTAL NOTICES.

OF MAY IT BE KNOWN TO ALL
whom !, concerns that sYCLE BROTHERS are
receiving NEW GOODS DAILY, suitable for the pre-
cent and coming season, and offer greater induce
ments than eyer. They have
VERY LARGE STOCK OF BARGAINS
which they cannot name for waRt Of space, ana
,ererore only calf special attention to the follow
ing articles: =.
ono ,,eces LONDON SMOKES and sUITING 8,
full FL iuches wide, at 12hc. worth 2ec. per
yaru;
soo pieces PARIS STRIPED sUITINGs at 12hc.
worth fully Csc;
$50 pieces wAsH-PoPLINsa at reduced prices;
, hsndsome assortment Of SPRING DRESS
GOODS at 2oc.. 25c.. and 3Oc.;
DoubIe-wid,h PURE MOHAIR ALPACAs (black
aud coloredl very cheap;
A full line of MOURNING GOODS;
ono n,cces of BLACK ALPACAss at astonishinsly
low prices;
5o nieces 7-s PERCALES at l2Hc. worth 20c.;
5o p,eces a. FRENCH PERCALEs at 1shc.
worth 25c.;
1000 pieces SHIFTING CALICoEs at SIC. and
lOc.;
cases BLEACHE0 COTTON, equally as gooo az
Wamsutta Mills, at 12Hc. per yard;
cases BLEACHED COTTON at focused to
sell at 12hc.;
large stock oc BROWN COTToNS, BLEAChED
and BROWN sHEETINGs, PILLoW-CAsE
cor1oys, and sHIRTING.sTRIPEs at the
lowest market price;
prMN.STs OF IRISH LINEN very cheap;
r1NEN RIRIrS-EYE DIAPER at 80, 40, and
Soc;
RUSSIA and COTTON DIAPERS at all prices;
A large stock of SWISS MUsLINs;
Pla,n and striped CAMBRICS and NA1SsOohS
PIoUEs, rARLETANS, VICTORIA LAWNS
BLEACHED and BROWN TABLE-LINENs'
FRU1T-CLoTHs, DOYLIEs,
NAPKINS, TOWELS;
TABLE and PA NO-COvERS at lower prices than
ever:
| WHITE and RED FLANNELs very low;
WHITE and FANCY CLOAKINGS at 81 and 75c.,
worth double the money;
WATERPROOF CLOTHS In all colors at 90c.>
81, and 1926, worth 90 per cent. more.
| CASHMERE for men and boys wear-a good as
sorlment at very low prices;
| cOATINGs aud yESTINGS at greatly reduced
| prices;
All colors BEAVER and CHINCHILLA CLOTH
from $1.50up;
| large stock of KERSEfS, DlAGONALs,
TWEEDS, SATlNETs, and hENICChf
| JEANS at low prices.
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EFFECTUAL SPECIFIC

for CONSTIPATION, HEADACHE
PAIN In the SHOULDERS, DlLHi-
NESS, SOUR STOMACH, bad TASTE
in the MOUTH, BILIOUS Al
TACKS, PALrITATIoS OF the
HEART. PAIN In the region OF
the klDSHYS, DEsPOSDESCY,
GLOON. snd iorebouings OF EVIL
all Of which are the offspring Of
Il disc ased LIVER.
If You feel DULL, pRowSY,
DKBILITATRD. have frequent
HEADACHE, MOUTH TASTES
BADLY, POOR APPETITE ana
TONGUE COATED, you are sui
fering Irou TORPID LlyEkor
"BILIOUsSESS," aud nothing
will cure YOU 50 speedily ana
permanently.
me LIVER. the largest organ
In the body, Is generally Tie
seat OF the disease. aud II not
REGULATED In time yreat sui-
fcriny, wreicbedEcss, aud
DEATH VIII ensue.
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CAUTION.
Buy no powders or prepared SIMAoss's il'sh
REGULATOR unless In our engraved "fAppE'
with trademark, stamp, and signature uhDe"AsE'
none other Is genuine. "a
de 2S-6m Macon, Ca, ana fhilaaepIN-.
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THROAT AND LUNGS.

1t is warranted TO give satisfaction. The mo-.
learned physicians In the -uuh u>e and room
mendit. TRY THE GLOBk-FL0WER SYRUP;
II will cure you and save you from tue grave.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-23

GREAT FALL AND WINTER TONIC,
~ j. n. LAROQUE'S ELIXIR OPCAIIsIyI
BARK, pleasant cordial, which strengthens az, a
improves the digestion. An excellent; prevent.
OF FEVERS, FEVER AND AGUg, &C.. &c: and
great tonic and renovator for insslids and dsbIli
lated persons. W. 4. THORNTON, sole ,n,nnS.o
,urer. baltimore. Sold by druggists generally.
Ia R-2m
The daily gazette., 1875-03-04
GENERAL NEWS.

Senator Pease, of Mississippi, whose
term expires to-day, has been nomina-
ted by the President to be post t-master
at Vicksburg.
The Comptroller of the Cursency
has called on the national banks for
report of their condition ON Monday
March l.
The passage Of the U. s. House of
Representatives of the Poland resolu-
ton declaring against any interference
with the Government of Arkansas, has
caused great rejoicing in that State. -
The Legislature yesterday passed d
JOINT resolution thanking the members
of Congress, who voted for the report
and pledging their State Government
to see that equal and exact Justice is
done to all men. Salutes were fred at
Pine Bluff and other places
Fifty-seven business firms of Louis
vile, who have closed business rela-
tions with the:citizens of ofArkansas, tele-
graphed yesterday to Representative
Poland their thanks for his successful
effort in behalf of good government in
that State" 1t appears that large
amounts OF merchandise ordered by
Arkansas, on condition of non-inter-
ference with their present State Gov
ernment, have been held at Louisville
awaiting developments. Had the ac-
tion OF Congress been different, the
orders would not have been filled.
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WILMINGTON. DEL. March 4. 1879
Public Schools.

The GAZETTE has long been an advo-
cate Of education by means Of public
schools; and we have never ceased to
urge the making Of the public schools
efficient and recommend an advance to
higher grades; but this can only be done
in towns and cities or in rural districts
where there is a thickly settled populn-
tion.
We have long regarded our system as
the best that could be devised to meet
all the circumstances, while it is calcu-
lated to interest parents and the friends
Of education in the cause. In fact It
has done a great work for Delaware
wherever it has been taken hold of and
used properly. and no system will be
beneficial unless it receives the care and
attention Of those interested.
We have received'a q copy of new
school bill now before the Legislature.
We, Of course, have not had time TO
give it careful examination and mature
| consideration; but from hasty perusal
| we are forced to say that we see nothing
in il that causes us to hope for or desire
| its passage. We deem the present rath-
er an unfavorable period for making any
material change in our public school sys-
TEN. The more it is worked the better
it becomes; and it encounters its great
est opponents in those who have least to
do with il.
We are gratifed to find the mc IN bers
Of the Legislature deeply interested in
the subject, and expressing sincere de-
sire to have improvements made upon
our system. But those proposed in the
present bill we fear will only lead to
costs and embarrassment. County SUI
perintendents have long been talked of .
| but the people have never expressed q
wish to have the management of their
public schools taken out Of their hands,
and we do not believe they will be salts
fed with the acts Of meddlesome and
| ofiicious officers. In some Of our school
districts from $500 to $500 is voted for
school tax, while the present bill only
requires 500 to be raised by tax. Wa
fear the effect Of this provision. 1t may
be intended 70 do good where there
is now less than this sum raised; but Il
may work more harm than good in the
whole Stats. We much prefer our pres
emit system. Tt is unobtrusively doing T
good work wherever it is used and not
abused.
The daily gazette., 1875-03-04
Congress l'sfsrdotv.

The closing hours vi the session of
Congress drew large throng to the
galleries and corridors Of the Capitol
last night. A large proportion of the
visitors were ladies, and TIE throng was
swelled by those interested in pending
legislation, who had jobs to look after,
The Presidents room was occupied hy
the President and members OF the Cabi-
net, who were engaged in examining
measures presented for approval.
Among the bills signed by the Presi-
dent last night were the Revenue bill
and the Army and Post office Appro-
priation bills.
Both Houses of Congress remained
in session during the night. When
our report closed the Indian, Army and
Post office bills had passed both Houses
the Suldry Civil Appropriation bill
was in conference committee; the De.
fticieney bill had been sent backrfrom
the Senate to the House, weighted with
amendments; and the bills regulating
railroads in the Territories and SUP,
Elemental to the Immigration laws had
gone to the President. The bill admit
ting Colorado as state had passed the
House and gone to the President but
the bill for the admission of New Mexi-
co had failed for want of two-thirds
vote. 1t was probable that all the ne
cessary-and some unnecessary-legis-
lstion would be disposed of before the
adjournment at noon to-day There
was no prospect of the passage OF the
Force bill in the Senate, Us il would
come after the Appropriation bills, and
could be talked to death"
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DUBLIC SALE


REAL ESTATE.
win be sold at Public Sale at the Old Man.
sion House, corner of Lobdell and Townsend
streets, ION the South-side,)
ON SATURDAY, MARCH 9TH, 1875.
AT 2.3o o'clock, p. NJ,
The following described property. viz.
-Four brown frame two-story Housea on
Townsend street, between A and b streets.
Seven two.story Cottage Houses with front
and side yards on Locust streets, between b
street and railroad.
II frame two-story Houses, nearly new on p
street between Buttonwood and Locust Sta
Five two-story Houses, with front and aid q
yards, on Buttonwood street, between r
street and railroad. -
Five two-story Houses on A street, between
Townsend and Buttonwood streets.
The large Mansion House and square of
ground, 220x200 feet with fine shade trees.
good stabling, spring house, ice house, &C.
All the above properties are located near
to the business portion of the city, and where
their kalue will greatly enhance as soon as
business revives.
sale pos. i've, and witqo1t reserve.
TFMRs ACCOMMODATING, which will be
maNe known on day of sale.
TOWNSEND & CO.,
Real Estate Brokers'
1skfsM No. 6ls Market street. =
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Congregational Matters,

WASHINGTON, March 3.cMr. Wheel
er, member of the special commit
tee on Louisiana affairs, has received
a despatch stating that forty-two con-
seryative members of the Louisiana
Legislature were willing to accept the
compromise proposed by the Iesoiu-
tion adopted by the House of Repre-
sentatives.
General Garfield will move to-day to
pass the deficiency appropriation bill
under suspension of the rules. He
says this is the only way to prevent
the passage of innumerable Jobs,
which would otherwise be put upon it
1t is learned that it has been decided
to call up the case of Piuchback in
the extra session of the Senate. In
this event the whole debate will have
to be gone over again, and the session
will extend week or ten DAYS longer
than had been anticipated.
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aHEkIFE,S SALES.

DY virtue of an writ of Venditioni Ex-
ID ponas to me directed. will be exposed 10
Public Sale at The
HOTEL OF JAMES c. TOWNSEND.
At Townsend, in Arpoquinimink Hundred,
New Castle County. Delaware. on
TUESDAY.
THE 9Th DAY OF MARCH A. D. 1875,
at O'Clock, P. NJ,
The following described real estate. viz:
All that certain tract Of land situated in
Appoquinimink Hundred. New Castle County.
Delaware, bounded by lands of John Apple.
ton. BY the public road leading from Middle;
town to FieldsboEough, by lands of Edward
with two STORY grist mill and q two-story
dwelling house with kitchen attached thereon
erected, together with the mill dam, mill pond
and all water rights pertaining to the said
erist mill. containing three acres Of land.
more or less.
Seized and taken in execution as the pro-
perty Of Jonathan 8. Hand, and to be sold by
VIM. II. JAMESON, Sheriff.
Sherif's 0hlss, New Castle,
February Is. A. D. 1876. s. febl7-2tawts
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PUBLIC SALES.
DUBLIC SALE.

PUBLIC sALk'
The subscriber will sell at Public sale, at
his farm near Kirkwood, Del,
ON MONDAY, MARCH srH. 1875.
At 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
His entire stock and Farming Utensils, as
follows, to wit:
FOURTEEN HEAD OF HORSES.
MOL, bay mare, "Flora," excellent driver and
road mare; No. 2, gray horse, George" ex-
cellent driver and work horse; No. 8, sorrel
horse, "Jim," also good driver and worker;
No. 4, light roam, 'Tony," excellent single
excellent leader and wagon horse; No. Z, gray
horse, "Frank," also good leader; Ken
lucky mare, with foal. The remainder are all
good wagon and farm horses, two being eA-
cellent shaft horses.
Fight milch cows, some with calves by
their sides; yoke OF oxen, twenty shoats.
FARMING UTRNslLs.-2 farm wagons iron
axles; iron axle peach wagon, peach bed
and springs, market wagon, mill wagons,
J hay racks, wood wagon, grain fan, Eel
ton horse power and thresher, corn sheller,
3 log wagons, 4 OK carts, two with iron axles /,
horse cart, l pair timber wheels, YORK
carriage, no-top buggy, steel-tooth horse
rake, grain drill, World machine reaper
and mower, Kirby reaper and mower, Jer-
sey-blue reaper and mower, threshers, j
sets double wagon harness, sets single team
harness, 2 sets cart harness, three endless
chain machines, lot of plow gears, 2 potato
sOrters, . sleighs, plows, harrows, cultivators
shovels, rakes, forks, &c. Potatoes by the
bushel, peach blows and early rose, hay by
the ton. Also, a lot of blades. 80 barrels o.
vinegar, will be sold by the barrel.
Terms made known en day OF sale.
NJ. ii. PAXSOS.
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