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The Morning herald., 1876-08-19
OM Swssep.

From the Georgetown Journal
Mr.. H. G. Carpenter takes charge Of tho
Academy at Lewes.
Mr.. A. E. Best has taken charge OF tho
Georgetown Academy for the next schol-
astic year. &a
James H. Wiltbark, former resident
of Lewes, has been held for trial In Phila-
delphia on the charge Of mutiny.
Titus Fl. Irons, who was Deputy Sheriff
under ex-Hheriffs Hargadine and VII
Hanson, died Monday morning Of consump-
tien. G 5
The County Commissioners of Wicomico
county, Md, on Tuesday last awarded the
contract for building the jail to William B.
Prall, of Seaford.
Our newly appointed Register Of Wills
has settled down to business (wlen be has
any to do) and grow more like George
towner every day. 5.s
The gatherings at the respective places
of recreation on the Sussex beaches this
year have been unusually large. Covered
carts, wagons and hacks without numbAr
have passed thraugh Georgetown during the
past week. isj5 ID 4:
One day last week the captain of an out
ward bound vessel stopped at the Break
water, at Lewes, and put ashore two sick
and disabled col0red seameu. Both were
destitute and left to the charity Of The
munity. The names Of the vessel or csptAin
are not given, as they should be. s,s'
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DEATH ONrHHR RAxE.

"A FORMER d1ssttssefsHS SssA6Suls
Hssssd = D@*sstls. M, svs RsssssS
Aeotdsssf. E a 3 e v
= Jsmes Leferss forWeFly ~ tbis eiay, NJ
killed ct DAnvillS, AE On TIE 10th in6t., "
go accident Onthe sWabasli and ver(k1a|
Rsilroad. kefeyre wassa locomotiys st rs
neer on the We " road, ana ~ snS6f q
IN the discharge Of his duties II the ftl1S Gl
the accident which resulted IN ~ 6aaf18s
He wss well known both Ia this NV 6stl
county and bis parents ars now residsn1 "
few miles below here In New Castle hun
dsed. The remains are expected To aFrivs,
here tomorrow. N q sSSss sss
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Attempted Osstra0s Upsss q MhSss Lalw.
fF'rom the Hayre de 3rane RepuhlScang1

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Attempted Ostra0s Uxsss q MhSss Lsdwsl
[E'rom the Havre dc Graee Repnblican.] IN
A negro, giving his name as John Wll.
liams, Of Baltimore, attempted An 0altraG6s
upon the person Of q young white l6Ay 4
ing with J. W. Taylor, Esq on lat Npn-
day about 8 o'clock IN the morning. 1kS'
negro came and asked for drink ar WSkexx
and after using vulgar and threatening -
guage attempted to lay hold Of her, when
she screamed. Mr.. Taylor heariqg ~
noise hurried down stairs, but the villaim
had fed. He was, however, captured
shortly afterwards by Ms. Taylor and Lcwds
Herbst, near Herbst's corner, and taken -
the lookup, where no was confined until
Tuesday night about II o'clock, when, the
lady refusing to appear against him, bSwGS
released. On his release, party Of to1ri
young men, who were on the watch fDrs
him, eet upon him and gave him most Mn
merciful throshing, after which they gave
him start of about fifty yards and toldE
him to leave, which he lost no time In doing.
In person he is short and rather stout, black, ],
pock-marked, and about twenty years 0k
age. {4tY 4 R#
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Mtlfo'd.
News and Advertiser I

News and Advertiser I
Milford is getting disorderly, the lock up
contained at least dozen inmates this
week. 8s
The old house, at Dagsboro, In which
John NJ. Clayton was born is being torn
down to give place to rev dwelling.
Mr.. I4odawick Warren, one of the oldest
citizens of Milford, died at bis residence iD
South Milford, on Monday Of last week,
aged "a years. K
!. Mr.. W. w. Picker, Of Railway, N. j., has
jnst come to this State, he will take Charge
Of Esq, shockley's farm on the road TO
Cedar Creek, two miles from Milford.
Henry Simpler, of Georgetown who had .
leg crushed by the falling Of large hickory
|1R]e raised in honor Of the Democratic
|tl6net,s Is now said to be In dying condi-
ton. His leg was amputated below the
knee. AZ y
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A Return of Thanks,

The managers Of the trip given on Thurs
day to the orphan children of St. Peters
Female Asylum, and all who were con-
cerned, return their thanks to the P. W. &
B. K. r. Co. for the liberal terms on which
the use of special car was granted, and
for the politeness and attention Of the Of
icials both whilst going to and returning
from the Centennial. They also wish to
express their warmest appreciation Of the
kindness extended to them by the gentlemen
at the various offices in the departments of
the exposition, and the manifest desire on
the part of all to make the day most inter
esting, instructive and pleasant to the chill
dren, who certainly will never forget the
enjoyment afforded them, and which was
moreover at little cost to many friends who
feel 'sthe luxury of doing good"
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SATURDAY, AUGUST %. 1879,
UDITOR's SALE.

"A =,
the city of Wilmington, to me directed will
be sold at public sale. at 10 O'Clock A. M,
THURSDAY, August 81, 1875.
At the uditors Office. No. 81 East Sixth
street. second etory,in city Of Wilmington.
New Castle county, state Of Delaware,
All that lot, piece. or parcel OF land, with
house thereon erected, situated at No. 323
East Fourth street, between Walnut and
Sliced and taken in execution as the
property of William p. Karr, and to be
sold by ]. L. BEGGS,
City Auditor.
NIB. The above named property is to be
sold to satisfy lien thereon Tor paving
etc, eugiS-ts.
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| UDITOR's SALE.

By virtue of a warrant of the Mayor Of
the city Of Wilmington, to me directed, will
he exposed at public sale at 10 o'clock A. M.
At the Auditor office, No. 8H East Sixth
street, second story in the city of Whining
ton, State Of Delaware,
All that lot piece, or parcel Of land with
house thereon erected, Situated at No. 3O9
East Fourth street, between Walnut and
Poplar street.
Sliced and taken in execution as the
property Of John Mahoney snd to be sold
by j. T.. BEidGS.
aup49-ts City Auditor
N. B. The abeve named property is to be
sold to satisfy lien thereon for paving etc,
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TyAX PAYERS, TAKE ENOTICE!
CITY AND SCHOOL TAX FOR 1875.
The undersigned Receivers of Taxes for
the city of Wilmington. will be at
NO. 10 EAST SIXTH STREET,
between Market and King streets. on and
after the first day Of July. 1875 between the
hours Off and u in the morning. and ron
3 to in the afternoon, for the purpose OF
On all taxes paid during the month O.
July there will be o reduction Of hve Genus
on every dollar; and all taxes paid on or
after the first day OF August, including the
first Tuesday of September, shall be pay
able Without deduction or addition az
Aforesaid. and all taxes unpaid on the day
next after the first Tuesday OF september
shall be Increased by the addition OF nve
ner centum on the amount thereof:
70 - EDMUND PROVOST, =.
Receiver Northern District, including all
north of sixth street.
Receiyer Southern District, including aii
south of Sixth street. you
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Msno,. Locals.


New Castle wants the tramps summarily
dealt with.
Elections will be held in several of the
wards to-day.
Brandywine Summit Camp Meeting COM
mences on Monday.
Ship your freight to and from Philadel-
phia by Bush's freight line.
Only two have applied for lodging at the
Police Station last evening.
Reports from all sections state that the
sweet potato crop will be large.
County Treasurer Herbert was engaged
Yesterday in paying the Sunday school
allowances.
Twenty-four inmates have recer tly left
Bavview ASYLUM near Baltimore to engage
in peach picking on the Peninsula.
The newly formed Tilden and Hendricks
club will meet this evening In the Telegraph
Building, Third and Market streets.
The Democrats of the Third Ward are
requested to meet at the Water Witch en-
CINE house, on this evening, at 7N o'clock
The 70 acre peach orchard Of B. W. Oak
ford, in East Nottingham, Chester county,
will yield about 5000 baskets, this season,
Watermelons, white from the centre TO
the rind, deliciously favored, is . new
species Of that fruit brought to market this
season. -...
Peach peelings, heretofore waste sroductt
of the canning factories. are now employed
in distillery near Baltimore In making
brandy. f
Brandywine Summit camp will not open
until Monday, but large number OF persons
will 60 out and spend Sunday on the camp
grounds.
A linen collar fifty inches In diameter,
and q linen cuff seveuty-five in diameter
attracts the notice Of those passing Coles
shirt store on Market street,
Coal per ton, egg and stove, $7.75; nut,
5000; rs cents off for cash, at Mills q
Combs, Fourth and Spruce streetasor ct
Seventh and Poplar streets.
oysters have commenced to come into the
market quite freely, and preparations for
the season are near at hand. The weather
is rather warm for them yet awhile.
At the hardware store Of James Il Bro,
there are scales which register the weight
Miller, the popular butcher of Second street
market turned them a few days ago at 24C
pounds.
George Alfred Townsend states that while
the government pier at Lewes, and is yet
unfinished cost 5000, 900. the Coils pier VI
Cape May cost only d, 200, and Is . fine
structure. & eF
The following is the way Chester paper
speaks Of 1t ): The Rev. Mr.. Hsldeman,
pastor OF the Delaware Avenue Baptist
Church at Wilmington, II not lucky with
his congregation. He has just returned
from England with his idsas % elexated
that be must needs have bISs06ufeh.
lsThs present edi6oe II NOW A. "a 900,
iesss 81 = ss
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T4srsss a Cry 1ro~. HssrjsscsS6I,sss. Z n, I,

Ihsvsts A Csy xfoMt HMsSSse0e0N
3 The. accommodations for passenger1 It
Harrington afe So poor as toiead thOee who
chance unluckilyko hAye to share them to
utter imprecations Of no gentle kind agpinst
the railroad compapy. IL y said thst ope
hundred passei kerS from the Jnneti0p and
Breakwates R! held Ap.. ..indtgn 16H meet
Ing at Harrin2Fon during their Na <he
other day. The r. W. & .H ronp3E Fa(
most censured because being the BIN Ind
richer Of the two roads, It didnot ca6sg NE
new depot to be erected. 81
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Sersrel,l YssJ,sred

Yesterday afternoon Dr. J. a. Draper,
stopped in to see sick daughter Of Edward
Moore, No. 6 Wilson street, and In coming
out, while stepping down the steps back
ward, and talking to Mrs. Moore, his foot
slipped and caused him to fall. In the fall
his head struck against the steps of the ad-
joining house, and severe cash was cut
over his left ear. The accident will doubt
less confne him to the house for several
days. a.l
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A Nesv Co,s,stetfsit,

People are warned against q new coun-
terfeit which has madsits appearance. It
is . ten dollar bill, ant1sfs on the Lafayette
National Bank of Indiana. In Philadel-
|phia q number of storekeepers have been
Evictimized by receiving the bills, they bear
ling very close resemblance to the genuine
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Pes.s0ssal.

"a. P. Beecher is visiting In Connecticut
with his family.
Vim. Dean. ESQ.,, of Newark, visited the
Centennial yesterday.
Gen. Reynolds is commanding brigade
of peach plucks on his farm. e
Samuel Harrington, Esq, is sojourning
with some friends at Rehoboth.
Chief Justice Comegys and family are
spending the summer at Reh0both.
Hon. Sam. Randall was In Wilmington
yesterday, and called upon Mayor Whitley
Mir. Jesse Hilles, a prominent citizen of
Havre de Grace, slying dangerously III at
Cape May.
DR.. G. Elton Buck, declines the nomina7-
tion of being candidate for council from
the Fifth ward. 5s
Philemma Chandler, Esq, who has been
spending brief season at Bedford Springs,
Pa, has returned home.
Squire Frazer, as President of the new
Tilden and Hendricks club, promises to
work we'll In the campaign.
Mr.. Jesse K. Baylis, the gentlemanly
agent Of the Grand Opera House, is brush
ing up little for the coming season.
Mr.. Thomas Davis, son Of Robert Davis
of South Milford, will take charge of New
London Academy, at Now London, Chester
Co., Pa, on Sept. 4th,
Mr.. J. Marion Emerson, 80 long and ia
vorably known in Wilmington, as assistant
editor of the "Commercial," J" leaves on Mon
day for his new home in.Connecticut. What
Ia Delaware's iuss, Is Connacticut's gain.
The following Wilmingto are visiting
Woodlawn camp meeting, In Maryland
Rev. G.. r. Kramer, Rev. T. E. Martindale,
Mr.. VIM. Mccormick and wife, Miss Mary
Findley, Miss Clara Findley and Miss Lena
Brown. WI H ~
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The X. Of R.iParaAs.

Uniform Corps Knights Of Pythias, Of this
city, have made arrangements for participat-
ing Ia the grand K. Of T. parade in Philadel-
phidy yon Tuesday next. They will turn out
about 40 strong, from No. 211 Market
street, Ct 9 O'Clock A. NJ, next Tuesday,
and after ashort street parade leave for
Philadelphia on the 9 40 train.
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Tho Esass,,s ssses;s A0asss

The canmakers Of Baltimore are holding
meetings fsgularly, and will put thetf
resolutions for an increase Of wages, int4
effect on Monday, by striking If the enc
ployepss refuse TO accede. They claim thn$
the season they are employed is very short
and that III addition TO this they are made
to parfor all cansS1n leaky condition,
which reduces their Wages considerably.
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NOTICES.

NoTICE-DELEGATE ELECTION.--The
lN Democratic voters In the several Wards
In the city OF Wilmington, are requested 70
meet In accordance with the rules Of the
Democratic party at their usual voting
places IN the different Wards, on
SATURDAY, August 10th. 1870,
between the hours Of IL O'Clock, M, and Z
O'Clock, r. M !, for the purpose Of electing
Delegates to the County Convention, to be
held at New Castle, on Saturday. Sept. ID.
augls-ltp BYoRDER co. Ex. COM.
NOTICE-7TH WARD.-The Democratic
In voters OF the Seventh VI ard are re-
quested to meet at the corner OF Tenth and
Orange streets, te-day, betv cen the hours
OF 2 and o'clock, p. NJ, to elect Delegates
to the state and County Conventions.
! T. J. BOWEN,
\. augl0-lt Chairman Of Committee.
NOTICE. DEMOCRATIC DELEGATE
In sELEcTION.-An election of the Dem.
Ocrhtic voters OF New Castle Hundred, will
be held ct the Court House, In the city OF
New CastlA on
SATURDAY August %.
to eaQct Five Delegates to the Democratic
Ee1Hk Onventi0n, and Five to the County
RolH aSe0r from Y 10 zo,elock, z q
B Tss ALBERT II. SILVER,
|ssS n GEORGE WHITE,
W r4s WILLIAM HERBERT,
e..augl0-6t ~ Judges.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Ncssic.

The Brandywine G. L. Association will
picnic this afternoon and evening In Squirrel
Run Wood, near Rising Sun. We speak for
them good time. ,i3i
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DUBLIC SALEM. THOMAS 4 SONS,
i Auctioneers.
THE WILMINGTON & READING RAIL
ROAD.
In the Circuit Court of the United States 8
In and for the Eastern District OF Pennsyl-
vania. In equity, No. Al. October ses-
sions, 1876.
EDMUND D. RANDOLPH,
THE w1LMffNeroN & READING .
RAILROAD co. AND OTHERS.
Under and by virtue of q decree entered
the6t dayof June, AID. 1875, In the abovesuit
aud in the exercise of the power conferred
%eTS " SnaSF ANp SEKgpHN 8 kAEn6 EAE
COMPANY, dated March 8, A.. o. 1858. the
undersigned trustees. to whom all the ne
cessary authority in the premises has been
given by said decree and mortgage Will on
The day Of 0ctober A. = xnnsnsa i1 t6e
city CT Philadelphia. expose to public ven
@ road 10 Of the Wilmington and Reading Rail-
road Company, extending from point on !,
Readlng Railroad at or near Birds bore. in
the county OF Eerks, in the State Of Penn
svIvania. to the city of Wilmington, IN the
State Of delaware, with all rights, privileges
Immunities and franchises of the said VII.
mington and Reading Railroad Company
nnder any and all grants from the State OF
Pennsylvania, but exclusive OF the IRAN
chises granted by the state Of Delaware, TO-
getl,as with the equipments thereof, con
sisttnl. OF all the locomotives, cars and roll,
inc stC ok belonging to said company ana
also ait the rights OF way and lands occupied
or used in connection with or for the con.
strnction. completion and maintenance Ol
said railroad, together with all the bridges
culverts, side tracks, depots. depot grounds,
other structures and improvements Of ev :
| ry kind and description acquired and erect
| ed or connected with said railf0ad. .Whetner
in the States of Pennsylvania or Delaware;
The said property will be sold ciear Il az
mortgage. ----,
TERMS OF SALE.
Tho property will be sold to the highest
and best bidder, upon his signing the con-
diliOns of sale. paying one hundred thou
sand doiiars(t loo. .OO0)i in cash of the purchase
money at the time the property is 1 struck OK
and the balance Wi.h,9 a dmars sas 0 ~ tHe
u. s. Circuit Court for the Eastern Dis
trict Of Pennsylvania. Provided, however,
that the settlement of the balance OF the
purchase money may be made by receiptiKg q
Send on the balance of the purchase money
VI Icll may appear to be payable on any o.
the BONDS and Imatured coupons Of the WI,
minrton and Reading Railroad Company
sac,1Ted by the mortgage of March 8, 1868,
SyEH WHich may "a be held By the purchaser orpur.
chasers. and the delivery Of said bonds to
the undersigned, Upon the confirmation
Of Of the sale BY the Court, The purchaser q
purchasers, upon ful compliance Ips,,ar e, WIZ tba
Court made or to be made touching the
Of the m m1'9SSey 3Sy saa ea
entitled to take aad nSia aii amd InS ppnnmrtn
ances. free from all claim orleman1 o. the
Wilmington and Reading Railroad Compa'
nv. or any one claiming under them. there
OF, or thereto by way OF equity OF redemp'
| tion or otherwise.
GEORGE BROOKE, : )Trustee,
a. GIBBONS, 800 4, !,
oAARLES HART, OF Council with
CHxPMAN BIDDLE. the Trustees. y
n II. THOMAS 4 SONS sAusticnesrz. ss
sndaa so9 ~ I sastA "a! Y strsss NJ tls "
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Domestic M0r1ce1e.

The following prices wer obtained n
market yesterday:
Butter, IS so, per pound; eggs, ~
per doz; pears, 15@20c per half peck;
new white potatoes, 15020 lcents per
half peck; do; sweet potatoes,
2O@25 do; onions, ..2oc per pesk: beans,
lOc per half peckcabbage, 5@1Oe per bead;
dried fruits, S@12c per pound, d.. pared,
1920 do; honey 25035 per ID; oranges, 200
4Oc per doz.: lemons, 4O@50c do;e cante-
loupes 1@1Oc apiece, 5O@76 per hasket:
cucumbers, SOLO cents per dog l;
2@5c apiece; currants, 10@12c per quartz
radishes, 2@3c per bunch; string beams
1Oc per half peck; squashes, 2@5c each;
beets, 304c per bunch; tomatoes, 100 CSC
half peck do; corn, S@l0 per dlos. peaches,
10000 pen half peck; 5O@&1 per basket
watermelons, 15@40c apiece; egg plantS,
SOLO; plums, 10@12 per quart: crab apples,
2O@25c per half peck; grapes, 30 lOcs per-
pound; apples s@10c per half peck; dats
35c per bushels. sss y
Meats as follows: n IN
Stewing pieces, 5@l0c per pound; round
steak, 14c do; roast, 1291Sc; sirloin, 1900
lSc; best outlets, 10@l0c; mutton chops, Il
L@1Sc; leg of mutton, 14@16c; roast 0f
veal, 16@1Sc; lamb, 16@20c; ham, 16@20c;
shoulder, 1O@12c; lard, 16c; chipped bcef,|
1S@3Oc. issSI
The fish market Is well supplied, ard but
little difference In the prices from that
asked last week. Y
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TAKE NOTICE.-Notice Is hereby given
i to about one hundred delinquents that
have not paid their City and School taxes
1875, II said taxes are not paid on or before
gllAaS Ind chattels of said delinquents for
the se1 es of 1875 and 1876.
Having settled with the Finance Com
mittee for 1876 we do not pro ose to pay 1876
taxes; and. furthermore we do not intend
10 ne syears collecting one years taxes; st,so.n
Mark ct and King,
Hours from O'clock q. m. to IL M, and
from 2 to 5 and Ito 8 p. m.
EDMUND PROVOST.
Receiver Of Northern District, Qncludlng
all north OF Sixth street. .
EDWARD FARMER.
Receiver of Southern District, Qncluding
all south Sixth street. ,a.s
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THURSDAY, AUGUST 81, 1870.

THURSDAY, AUGUST SI, Io10,
Eat sHixth street, in the city Of Wilming-
gt0ns aSW Castle county, state OF Delaware.
\: All TINT lot, piece or parcel Of land, with
building thereon erected, situated on the
north side of Fourth street, between Pine
and Lombard streets, in the City Of Will
sefsed and taken il execution as the pro.
perty Of James 9. Heal. and TO be sold by
j. L. BEGGS, City Auditor.
N. B'-The above named property 10 to be
sold to satisfy Men thereon for paving and
curbing. augl9ts
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The Smrrossssd ding Country.
The mills of Chester are almost all rum
ming on full time.
Corn suppers are now IN vogue among
Berks county farmers. a
Wilson Bard has been appointed postmas-
ter at Oregon, Lancaster county.
Union Fire Company, Lancaster, celebra-
ted it's 10th anniversary on Monday.
The tobacco crop around Ellzabethtown,
Lancaster county, is good, and harvesting
has commenced.
On last Sunday night the store of Mr..
Jacob Dampman at Isabella station. on the
Wilmington and Reading road, was burg
larized and considerable goods were carried
away.
The Congressman from the district com
posed Of Chester and Delaware counties, has
been conceded to Delaware ct the approach
ing election.
VIM. II. Miller, Edgmont, has been cleo
ted Director of the Westchester and Phil
adelphia Railroad Company, vice Dennis B.
Kelley, resigned.
The Fall meeting of the Schuylkill Valley
Agricultural Society Pottstown,wi be held
In the first week in October, commencing
on Tuesday and ending on Friday.
During the storm Of Wednesday night the
lightning struck and instantly killed two
valuable COWS, belonging to Mr.. Samuel Q,
Darlington, Of Westtown township.
The Alpha BoaA Club, on Monday last,
received handsomA silk flag from Mrs.
Clara r. Ward, asa }oken Of acknowledge
ment fcr naming one ! thetr barges aftel
lai|! n III W ',...,, I
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UDITOR's SALE.

"A -. !. !.
By virtue OF warrant OF the Mayor Of
the City OF oftWilmington, to me directed
will be exposed at Public saie, Mt 10 O'Clock.
3. m., on Sa y,
SATURDAY, AUGUST % 1875,
at the AUDITORS Office, No. 811< ed story)E p.
Sixth street, An the City of Wilmington,
New Castle county, State of Delaware, the
following described Real Estate: Le
All that lot, piece or parcel OF land with
houses thereon erected. situated at the
southeast corner OF Ninth and Windsor
streets. y
Seized and taken into execution as the
property of Cornelius McGronnary, aiaS
Cornelius Green, and TO be sold by /:
J.L. BEG0S, City Auditor.
N. B. The above-named property is to be
sold to satisfy lien thereon for paving and
curbing. augl5-ts
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GAsD
To IL electors ofNew Castle County:
0BNfLEMEN:-Permit me to return you
my sincere thanks for your continued con-
i0encs and generous support as the NOM
inati0n election, held on Saturday last,
having received the nomination as the
Democratic candidate for the Office OF Sher-
iR Of New Castle county, I respectfully So
licit your support ct the ensuing general
election in November next. and should
be elected to the office, pledge myself to
perform the duties In such manner as to
give you no cause to regret having given
me your support. I am respectfully yours.
ISAAC GKUBB.
White Clay Creek Hundred, June ~, rs.
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WANTS.

nn-A nov OF sixteen, steady and
ANIED:,nns FISHES to apprentice HIM
indnuiacksmith, with . view to learn.
Kto 0 Sn oia1A For particulars address
the trade' THIS OFFICE.
ui6.St -
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.mrn-A situation by . white boy
ASaSIrm Iarm: willing to be bound ont;
pyat THIS OFFICE,
nrclO-lH -l.- -, ID -.