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r ARGE SALE
r ARGE SALE
OF vALUAGLL
REAL ESTATE.

IN THE CITY OF NET.CA Ilr M
lSi virtue OF the authority conferred Il
49,, the undersigned as executor Of lhe IA I
WIN and Testament OF George Jauyipr M
OF SAID city, deceased, Will bs sold ut PuLI,I
Sale, on ~ WI
THURSDAY, JUNE l7m, isii.
AT IL O'clock, noon
A VALUABLE Lot or Gkni Nib.
situated at the corner OF Delaware anu ",
streets. having front OF Gu feet ON Deawsr
street. and extending in denth llg t"st a
Vine street, with large and very lub3l9ndI
sr14as brick house erected thereon late M
s,,,, residence OF the deceased conlalnnI
Maiii IL rooms; bath room with hot an
es-.S anu cold water. conservatory to uI
nr5t anu second stories A drr solar wii
basement summer kitchen. A well q, roo
water at tho kitchen door. Immediate bd
session given,
Terms "a 900 may remain on mortgage n
and years
Three building lots on De. ware street .l
Joining the above. 2Oxi0
Terms, one half cash, balance on mortgaI
one year.
Dix BUILDING LOTS on Vlns street ia ID
rear OF the abovet 20xl30.
NoiS' ouo hhii Sd5u. Dalauce on llOi,Sat
fer one year.
A substantial story BRICK HOUSE cod
talnlng seven rooms adjolng tho above Id
79xl40 Possession given 30 days after execl
tion OF the deed If desired
Terms - O00 cash, balance on mortgage 4
2 years.
A large and Valuable WHARF PROrERT1
occupied by George w Bush a son now aI
Tor many years past occupied as a coal ai
wood yard. ll9ft IN depth and extending 4
ieet into the river having erected lhcreOn4 d
ONCE. stone house anu coal shed
Terms one-halt cash balance on MoTtglJ
for . years.
A lot of ground containing acres Of a
more or iess. bounded by Chestnutand Mud
ct streets by the Public road leading to w
mlngton and the Dyke Terms Cash
Also on Tuesday june I'D at the auetIa
room OF L. ". Stidham u Son No LII
Fourth street In the city of Wilmington at
O'Clock p m the 3 story BRICK ii Use y
cnpied by Mashington Janvier, tsq 10 II
Washington street in said city ol SS feet
inches front "a feet g inches deep
Torms one half cash, balance OF mortgaI
for year.
len per cent OF the cash on Real Estate
pe paid on the day Of sale
Nj. NJ. cLEAyER
- Executor OF the last Win and Testament
George Janvier deceased.
l. w. stldham y Son, AuotiopseIs
may30-d3taw&w
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Treaty U}th the Indians.

The blunderers at Washington have
made another mistake from which much
trouble and expense may arise. They
had the Indian Chiefs brought to Wash
lngton at great expense to make q treaty
with themj and the Great Father"
treated them as little like a father as
possible. The consequence was that the
children of the forest felt that they had
been deceived. and that attempts were
being made to cheat them out of the
Black Hills and other lands the govern
ment wished to buy, and they have gone
home in bad humor. There is now no
assurance that these Indians will not
raise their tribes. including some ten
thousand warriors. and by committing
some horrid murders Of the settlers.
bling on another expensive war that
will cause the expenditure Of millions
All this might have been prevented had
Grant aud the Commissioner kept in bet
ter temper and given the Indians little
money, which could have been readily
paid from the secret service fund. By
this means the Indians would have been
controlled and lead from any bad pur.
pose they had in view and the poor peo-
pie on the frontier saved from tho horrid
oatcheries which characterize Indian
wars. Certainly the Indians must have
an itea that the Great Father ia n
goat boor.
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NllTICH

All persons having claims against the Es-
d ally attested L. the administrator. on or
b afore May 19h,. 1876. or abide the Act
OF Assembly in such case made and provided.
GEO. X. N0UsLEY,
Administrator.
a Address Wilmington, Del. may24eod3w
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RH AVWHY PIANO.
This splendid Piano Forte
power and great durability, and have re-.
celved the unqualified endorsements OF the
musical authorities for Its marvellous extra.
qinary richness of Il ne, having no superior
H. tee world. Large size, II o1tayes, over
strung bass, full iron frame, French Grand
action, Fret Desk, carved Pedal, solid rose.
wood mouldings, ivory key front, capped
hammers, a Giraffe treble. &c, &c. Weight
Liberal discount to the trado. Agents want.
sd, (male or femRlo.)
aFsend stamp for circular. Address tho
inventor and proprietor, DANIEL +. BEAT
T1s Waanington, New jersey. marlsdBe
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snAClsaTF,s SALE.

RY virtue of writ Of Venditioni Ex-
, ponas to me directed. will be exposed to
Public Sale at the
DELAWARE HOUSE .No6ls MARKET ST :,
Kept by Geo. W. 0rtlip. In the City of VIII
mington. New Castle County, Delaware, on
SATURDAY,
THE 26Tn DAY OF JUNE, 1879,
At2 O'Clock, P. NJ,
The following described real estate, viz:
Al. that lot or piece of land situated In the
City OF Wilmington, and bounded and descrlb-
ed as follows Beginning on the northerly
side OF Ninth street between Adams ami
jackson streets, IS feet from the easterly side
OF jackson street, thence northerly parallel
to jackson street 100 feet to the southerly
Side OF four feet wide alley, thence by said
side thereof easterly - feet thence southerly
parallel to jackson street 0J feet TO the said
side Of Ninth street, and thence thereby
westerly - feet to the place OF beginning, be
the same more or less, with the privilege
moreover OF the use OF saii alley IN common
with other property owners thereon foi ever
Seized and taken into execution as the pro.
perty OF Abram X. Woolston, and to be sold
WM. Ii. LAMBSoN, Sheriff.
Sheriff Once New Castle,
June lst, A. D., 1916. 5 junc1-2tawts
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WEATHER. REPORT

WARRINGTON, June 81 a. NJ.
PROBABILITIES.
In the Middle and Eastern States, ris-
ing and stationary barometer, norther.
ly to westerly winds cooler and clear.
ing weather.
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NoBopY denies that the New Hamp-
shire ballots were cast as follows. But
d law Of the State says that Matt Head $
ballots shall not be counted, because his
name is not given in full. Another law
says that Arthur behring's ballots shall
not be counted, for he had not lived long
enough in the State to be able to run for
Office:
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THRUsrEE's SALE.

-, The undersigned. as tru,too,,..
oa the Court. Will expose Il, ,,,,,i nn'1f dect|
Shsstertown, Md. at tho Vo.b,i,l T pbu1llc sale, |
nsn'past II O'Clock, a. M V1"l'i on ilitouse, |
perty: wv '"o following Nh
LIST. The lands of Ills Den...
Lang,o ,oru.. Bay in Kenr county. ~. nt, !!Dg
from Chestertown. conslstnS9 ,i Sgout 'mli
OF VIII be sold as one, II dcsircI c' 'TS 80 fan|
salns about l0t acres, the olhnr %, Vhe cod
lngs oomparatively new on botb t,s,,. 49,. Bnll
ase situated about tw mites rap ,"Ills ,n Ile|
stores. churchtb and school h,I" ht po'',odl.
cheney OF wood. etc. Also a ~. v9' Asutl
tnrse and half miles of heat. ,!'Ia ".,a wlIA|
the Batter Farm" contSlntng' s'"h. vi ca!le
acres; sufiiciency Of Wool ',s nn, ,';,, about Y
oring all kinds Of grain and fr"',. "toVr, la1d
market ON all the farms. ''''' 'fuit Y
TERMS OF The fihsT Two F.,s.
thiru OF the purchase money win so oas
pAlAnce In one Two aud tbreo V,ar. "pa97 S9
payments may be extended ''1''' lht'
a LHE TERMS OF the "BAKEp F.t,.p. n
nIth OF the purchase money on tts ,o ol]
saie' or IN w days, and balance in Iv .iS way way
and eighteen months. ia 'L' 1WelSl
GEORGE yICKgKs Tus,oo
blCsttitOWu, Ma
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$4,000 wortb =,

Fine Dress Goods OF all Cr,'1 h1LrArAS
Fis'es, Fine Tndara aMraslins, Towlings, Hc,,...
custom-mades medLsear; ,sn; splendii ass ,.ss'sIyry al
to $50 CO a snia a,es les, sut' valued 'tasat 1es
70 the highest bidder. a 1hasof dof a few dsl
goods' and must bo sold, sie salc are all ire.
WtDSEsDAY W MoaNINu, Jgye ,.
a'i' O'Clock, and continue arrir,-. -n' -.,, Vla,
,ion sI,es T,,ssGa %,il ilnd m goods ready for ov,
Corner 7th md Market street.
te5-9t = VI 4" SON, Aucyi;
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Registers Order.
New Cast,s Countv Apr,l 18th 1s7s

New Castls County. April 18th. 1875.
Upon the application Of John B. PiersOn,
Admipistrator of Wm. c. Person, late OF
Mill Creek hundred. In said county, deceas-
ed 1t If Ordered and directed By the Regis
ter that the Administrator aforesaid give
notice of the granting Of Letters of Ad-
ministration upon the Estate of the deceased,
with the date of granting thereof. by causing
advertisements to be posted within forty days
from tho date of such Letters. in six of thS
most public places OF the county of Now Cas-
tie, recurring all persons having demands
az inst the Es'..te to present tn same O,
abide by an Act of Assembly in such case
made and provided. Aud also cause th . same
to be inserted within the same period in the
Daily Gazette, a newspaper published in
Wilmington, and to ht continued therein
sSssEsp. three weeks. E 6. ID
NHE.9S Given under the hand and seal OF
NAz'-s% office -. the Register aforesaid. at
New Castle, New Castle county 40 .esaid,
the day ard year a5ovo written
=. G. BlGGS.Reaister
NOTICE.
All persona 4Agiri claims against tre Es-
tate of the decease.' must present the same
duly attested to "a A mistrntor, on ,r be.
+ re April 10th. 1873. or abide the Act OF
Assembly In such case made and provided.
JOHN B PIER >ON.
4 mlDistrator,
Address Hoekessin. Del. maylieodSw
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PUBLIC SALES
A CCrIoN

LARGE BANKRUPT SALT
OF over sat
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SHERIFrS SALES.
sHERIFF,s SALE,

Dy virtue Of sundry writs Of Ais. Levari
ID Facias, to me directed, will be exposed
to Public Sale. at the Mansion House, on the
premises, near kirkwood. In Pencader, hun.
dred. New Castle county, Delaware, ON
MONDAY.
THE 18th DAY OF JULY, 1875,
At l o'clock, p. NJ.
The following described Real Estate, viz:
All that plantation or tract OF land with
the dwelling house, barns, and other out
houses thereon erected, situate In Red Lion
Hundred and partly In Pencader Hundred,
In the county Of New Castle, and State OF
Delaware, Aforesaid, lying on the west side
Of the public road leading from the Rod Lion
TO summit Bridge, and ON the south side by
the public road leading from Gilbert's corner
to the village of Glasgow. and bounded on the
west by lands late Of Samuel Stidham de.
ceased, by lands OF samuel Howell deceased
and lands OF Thomas Layman, and on the
south by lands now or late OF yatt, deceased.
OF howsoever otherwise the Same may be
bounded or described; supposed to contain
three hundred aud seventy-eight acres, be
the same more or less, (excepting out OF this
present grant about twenty -one acres OF land
heretofore conveyed by the said Charles
Noble and William w. Longstenth and wife,
to the Chesapeake and Delaware Canal Com.
paHy.)
Seized and taken into execution az the pro-
perty Of Merritt ii. Paxson and Hannah l..
Paxson, his wife, and I. t.. and to be sold by
wM II. LAMDSoN, sherin.
Sherins O1ice. New Castle,
June II, A. D.. 1873. s jel9-2tawts
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HOW MIR. DBRCHER PRACTICALLY AxyDI,.
IsHED HE'LL THE OPINION OF THE
LAwYRR.
MIR. Beach then continued bis ad.
dress, and quoted declaration In one
OF Nlr. Bcecher's sermons to the effect
that the communion was good T.
nough II administered by man him
self. After dwelling on the orthodox
Idea OF the communion, Mr.. Beach
said that MIR. Deacher lnculcated the
idea that if man sat down 10 his
breakfast table and blessed the food
upon 1t, lie could administer 10 himself
The rite of communion. He then
read other extracts as showing he said
mat Mr. Beecher believed that parts
OF the Old Testiment had become OBJ
solete. Why not, the counsel asked,
strike out any other parts Of the Bible
as obsoletef He next read from a ser
mon of MIR. Beecher on the trst OF
June, 1873, to the effect that If on.
sinner could be admitted to heaven.
there was no reason why another, a lit.
tie lower, should not be admitted and
then another a little lower than the
second, and so on to the bottom one
all. Thus, Mr. Beazh said, Mr.. Beech.
or practically abolished hell.
TAB GREAT SPEECH FINISHED.
But counsel would not pursue this
line OF address and his argument had
now reached q close, but the Jury
would now permit him few words 10
conclusion.
The spirit of Justice saw nothing of
the tumult which was raised by this
case-she rested her hopes alone on
the jury. The struggle to-day was
between the law and a great character,
and great Church. Your Honor
Cunning to the Court), 1t needs not for
me to speak OF your courtesy and the
entire accuracy Of your decisions, and
that the interests of my client have not
suffered at your hands. Counsel ex-
pressed his thanks to his associates for
their efforts to assist him In the per-
formance Of his duties. He left his
cause without any feeling against any
person, and an admiration for the large
genius of the defendant. He commit.
ted this cause to the Jury, and with
consciences satisfiedby their sense of
duty they could fear no consequences.
LII duty was violated tho thought
would remain with them, no matter
where they would be, here and here
after.
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HE MAYoRALTY.-Our friends on the
Republican side seem TO be split up ter
r1bly on their candidates. At this time
1t is very doubtful who will be their can
cidate. Mr.. Valentine ls hopeful that
the division between the friends Of Mr..
Patterson and Mr. Clark will let him
run in without much difficulty. Mr..
FTair hopes to come in with the whole
temperance vote; while Mr.. J. R. Kill
gore hopes to come up with The entire
negro phalanx and capture the nomina.
zion by flank movement az brilliant az
that Of sherman's in marching past Joe
Johnston on his way to tho sea.
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Market street; James j. Waiser, Ciaymont
street. East of 18th street.
Tenth Ward-David Hughes. No. I'LL Chest.
nut street; stephen Davis. No. 227 Monroe
street.
EXECUTIVE OFFICERS.
Eastern District-D. Robinett, 800 East Srd
street.
Western District-Persifer +. Hook. No. 40l
West second street
Housekeepers and others interested are
hereby earnestly requested to strictly observe
the rule which requires that Complaints must
in all cases be made in uriiing, and also that
which enjoins upon them tho necessity oi
having their garbage accessible TO tho col
lectors.
By order OF tho Board Of Health,
HENRY ECKEL,
President.
lima "a Or
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a COun Gilman Sent the Penifen
ti0rU.

Nav YnaK, June 23,-Councilman
", WIN, 1.,i D'Wyer, Of M Hobosena was placed
sions yesterday, on the charge of steal.
ing the poll-book of the Fourth Ward
in Hoboken, and ths charter election
in April last. The case was submitted
TO the jury yesterday afternoon, and
they brought in a verdict of guilty at
y o'clock last night. Judge Hoffman
immediately sentenced The prisoner to
three months imprisonment, at hard
labor, in the county penitentiary.
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WEDNESDAY.
THE S0sh DAY OF JUNE, 1876,
at2 o'clock, =, NJ,

The following described Kehl Estate, Wig;
All those certain lots or pieces Of ground
with brick messuage thereon, lying and be-
Ing situated In the city Of Wilmington, and
State OF Delaware; for ono lot thereof bound.
ed and described as follows, that IL to say:
Beginning in the line of the easterly side
OF KING street at the distance of eighty. eight
feet hve inches from the corner formed by
the intersection CT the line OF the northerly
side OF Mkt street with the line of the east.
erly side OF King street, thence easterly par.
allel 10 Ninth street one hundred and forty
feet to the westerly side of q proposed four
and half feet wide alley leading INTO Ninth
street, thence northerly along said side OF
said alley aud parallel to KING street q feet
10 corner. thence westerly and parallel to
Ninth street l40 feet to the easterly side OF
King street, and thence southerly along SAID
"ide of hing street 2! feet 10 the place of be-
ginning. be the contents within said bounds
what they may. Record &, VOL g. Page 2Op
&c. And also the lot adjoining the aforesaid
lot and on which portion OF Tho house Is
built, founded and described rs follows, that
Is to say:
beginning for the same at point on the
easterly side of King street at the distance Of
one hundred and ten feet i've inches from the
northerly side of Ninth street, thence easterly
paralied to 9th street l4O feet to u corner.
thence northeriy parallel to King street "
feet to another corner, thence westerly uara-
lei 10 sth street l4O feet TO the easterly side OF
Hing street aud thence southerIy along said
side OF hing street " feet to the place of be-
ginning be the contents within said houu ds
what they may. Deed accord ID, Vol. s., Page
4, &c.
perty of Cornelia A. Yerger and l.. NJ. Yerger
her husband. Mortgagors and to be sold by
VIM. II. LAMBSON, Sheriff.
Sn'tSn june oH0e r. a. fsw D' Ia. Sas' ,.D,.sr,s
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BEECuER SIN,
A DAY OF EXCITEMENT IN
COURT.

The idst Chapter tn the Summing up Of
the old Eridenee Ended WI, the Nesc
be Admittedy
BROOKLYN, June 23.-Despite the
heavy rains the usual large crowd was
was packed in the City Court to-day.
AT the opening Of the court Mr.. Evarts
arose and said: Owing TO the judges
remark of yesterday the defence had
revised their request to charge They
were but few and would be submitted
at the close Of his Honor's address.
Mr.. Beach then resumed his speech.
He corrected himself In misquotations
inadertently made yesterday from
Beecher's sermon.
Sherman hereupon protested against
Beach again quoting from any OF
Beecher's sermons or addresses as to.
tally Irrelevant. The defence had
quoted nothing from Tilton's writings
that was not In evidence.
MIR. Fvarts supported Mr. Sherman's
objection.
Mr.. Beach challenged Sherman to
point out where he Lad misuuoted
Beecher. Judge Nelson suggested any
corrections could be mado when
Beach's speech closed.
Judge Nelson closed the dispute by
ordering that any inaccuracies be cor
rected at the close of Beach's speech.
Beach then resumed his address, still
speaking of Beecher's sermons, show
ing that he ridiculed certain solemn
passages In the Bible and INDUCED In
undue levity whilst delivering the ser.
mon.
QUOTING AGAIN FROM THE
SERMONS.
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Prepayment of Postage. The new
system OF prepayment of postage on
newspapers by means of stamps, it Is
slaeeo' Is bringing the postoflices very
satisfactory revenue. The postage col
leeted on this class of matter during
nrst quarter OF the present year amour.
tea TO Ss2 SOB. AT this rate New York
VIII pay during the year about one.
fourth OF the entire receipts through.
onl the country from this source.
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PrOHtibitiOn in Neav York

SYRACUSE, n. y, June 23.-The
prohibition State Convention compile.
ted its organization this forenoon, and
nominated part of the State ticket as
follows.
For Secretary of State, G.. d. Duzen-
bury, OF Ontario; Controller, Ansan
A. Hopkins, of Monroe, and for State
treasurer, Mr.. Stephen B. Ayres, of
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We have no objection to being quoted
b5 the Republican. But we do object to
words that we never used being placed
between quotation marks as ours. Again
in yesterdays issue it makes the blum.
der OF emitting tho word thousand" af-
ter the words three or four hundred"
which makes quite material difference
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sAaf AsaFt,s SALE.

Rf virtue of writ of Vepditioni Ii
~ ponas to me directed. will be exposel I
Public Sale ut the
DELAWARE HOUSE NO 5l3 MARKET ST
Kept by Geo. W. 0rtlip. in the City Of Vii
minston. New Castle County, Delawarc, On
SATURDAY,
THE 26TH DAY OF JUNE. ls75.
At2 o'clock, L. NJ,
Tne ioIowing described real estate, viz
AL that lot or piece OF Land situated In tn
City OF w Wumlngton, and bounded and descrlL
Cd as follows: BEGINNING on the northerl
SIDE OF Ninth street. between Adams an
jackson streets, 3S feet from the easterly sid
OF jackson street, thence northerly parable
70 jackson street 100 feet to the southerl
side Of q four feet wido alley, thence BY SAL
slde thorsof eaBreriy 32 feet thence southerl
parallel to Jackson street 100 feet TO the sa
side OF Eintn street, and thence thereb
westerly 81 feet to the place of beginning b
the same more or less, with the privlieg
moreover of the use Of said alley In common
wltI other property owners thereon fol ever
Seized and taken into execution rs the pro
Perty OF Abram X. Noolston, and to be aJ
WIN. ii. LAMBsON, SheriG.
Sheriff Ofiise. New Castle,
june LIST. A. d., 1875. iuncl-otawts
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A LIVELY ScENE.---The grounds to
form the new reservoir present lively
scene at present. There are 450 men at
work, not including the boys who drive
the carts. The excavations are about
hnlf done and the embankments about
twelve feet high. They are to be raised
twelve feet higher; but will be built
more rapidly as they progress. as they
narrow ms they rise. The work looks as
though it were well done; and at the
rate of progress it certainly should be.
However, we are not competent to give
an opinion. 1t is thought there will be
considerable difficulty with the numer-
GUS springs that are found in the beds Of
the basins; and men are now endeavor-
ing to dig them out. Where they are
found to be deeper than the bottom the
water from them. We are told, will bo
carefully led out under the basin by
means Of pipes. The bosses say the men
are very industrious and faithful at the
work, and where loiterer is observed
he is at once discharged and another
man put in his place.
Ii anything were wanting to prove
that the whole scheme WIS premature
affair and unnecessary, it might be found
in the unfinished half of the basin as
originally designed, which has now been
abandoned to become an unsightly OBJ
1ect in the midst of the city for quar-
ter OF a century to come, unless by an
other freak of the Council it is ordered
to be filed up and graded.
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me official organ of the Radical part Y
IN louisiana, the New Orleans Reputi;.
can: published sixty-three columns of
notlces to delinquent Taxpayers and
seven Columns Of Sheriff. sales in a
y 6e issue. This may be fun for the Off
tlai organ and pat money in its Golfers,
deplorable financial condition. r. baots %
published. ''''e''
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, The XII ght Templar of Richmond IVA
Sommandary, WHO arrived at New York
yesterday from Boston, were entained at
night at Masonic Temple BY Palestine
Compandery, and will leave for Picb.
mond to-day. " "''''-
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wTLMINGToN. DEL. JUNE "a. 1873
IMPORTANT TO HousEKEEpERs.-we

IMPORTANT TO HoUsEKEEPERs.--W
call the attention of housekeepers to
the publication in another column CT
the rules regulating the collection of
garbage. This matter has been placed
under the charge Of the Board of Health
and that body has turned its attention
to it in an earnest manner, and we hav Q
no doubt that all future trouble about
garbage may be got rid of if housekeep p-
ers will only observe the regulations
printed for their information.
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SH Z RIFFS SALE.
At 2 o'clock, L. NJ,

stqs1' ysus Of wslr Tr 81 pSsSdar ID JE1a8n l AI
IN IN tne ptomise9 on the southerly side q
THIRD street bridge, In the city OF Whining
ton, In New Castle county. Del on
FRIDAY,
THE 10Th DAY OF JUNE, ls7i,
At O'Clock, p. NJ,
The following described personal properu
viz:
Lot of iron ore. lot of pig and scrap iron
puddle basins scales, lot of finished iron
carts and harness. dray. wagon and har
ness, horses, lot of sand, lot of lne clay
lot lire brick car and wheelbarrows 10
OF coal, &c. Lot of household furniture, suci
as beds, bedstends aud bedding, tables
chairs, carpet. bureaus, stands. ee@ wing ma
chine. sofa, sideboard, book case, coal, ic
closet, &c.
seized and taken into execution as the pro
perty OF Benjamin +. Townsend, and To b
soldby
WM. II. LAMBsoN, Sheriff.
Sherlfi's Office, New Castle,
June l. A. ID. 1875 jel2-9tawts
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Boss Tweed is still in Ludlow. street
1aii, at New York, awaiting the pro.
eurement of 50, 900, 900 bail In the civil
shit; against him. for $4,000, 900. His
yesterday. '-- '"oio