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S1on lpteoer Gtner. = giur
&SS. .000.

Milforb, Semi, 3. San. - s. s.
0edap, ein promineHter @ei6ditSmam BON
Sermon, Suiier=@ountp, ST. S., tit burd9e'
brannt; er biuterldBt S9ulOen gum SetrO9e
MN S35 OOO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-01-04
1Iufai TN elmer W0OierE,titbIe.

Sdmun9raO III Der Bapiermiible uOn Seiiup
& 0tOOre, III Der gtdbe bon GOatesptue, ger
iprang beute gtadmtttag nno serit0rte 8wei
0tai6iuen. Der SGaoeu lit 5iemlih beoeu.
teuO. Serluit $4,000. gtur 5wei 2rbeiter
nllrbeu leit1t perleBt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-01-04
MeudjeltnprS 0ura gtraGen<
@dnber.

gt ep y 0 T, 3. San. = SFntc Morgen
3ur friben Stuuoe murOe ber Sootbauer 5.
Sobnion in SroOflpu BON StraBenrGuberu
gei6ofien uub t6otli9 oermunoet. Sobniou
bate fd) MIR cine tnr5e Srefe uou iciuem
6auie entfsrnt, oils id) ibm Srpei Ntanner
ndberten, uon osueu Ger Sine ibm einen STE
uoluer eut9sgenitredte uno flO6. Der 9lu=
Oere ergrifi lbn uno uerlan9te $40O; pl0elifl
fab er Gru. Sobuion in oaS @eiid)t uuo rei
ans: y@s 1T Der llnredte," worauf Die 8ei=
Nor,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-01-04
sRe,tal :Moti,elt.
BaIftutcre
fire 9uGurasff Office,

easweH.@6e BON soatbs amo ssates. st.abs.
Diele @eieQihaj periitert fortndbrcnb sesen Ter'
luit oSer S6aben bur1 Yranounslud iomobl tn oe'
Staot, pie i'm eanoe. ale arten bon @tsent9uin,
Bobnz, eaoeu= unb gBaaren9duier, SanoeIs siter,
aderbau= Yroouite, Wobetn, Saus @erdtbi9aiten,
I'm Bau besriffsue ober i'm Saieu in 9abuus befino'
Tide Sabrseuse u. (. 10.
Das Sireftorium beftebt aus joIsenben 5erren:
M. g. SarrtIon, YrdFeent;
Geo. U. Siders, z. Ro6t. Seutins,
Danio g. Wition, 8. Niorton SteiDart,
Francis 2. Sing, y. &. Repcomer,
Senrp Carroll, SrpiIe Sorrptt,
R. 9. Steuart, gB. W. Saplor,
Dm. S. Sruue, Ssrdel Cohen,
8. b. aapff, @eorSe9. SGrrijon.
gBTn. 9. 8enuiugtcu.
Applifattons>Sormulare unb peitere yiahrttt hber
bte @eeuhbaft fpiro IN ber Office, SIoweft@@te BON
Southz unb g8atertrase, ertbt;lt, no aud ale aufz
trd9e foiort erlebiet rDeroen. Serierun9en beroen
auf rsenS cine Snip ansenommen. ,pclte Der appis
eant minifer mag.
,1Sll isr. gSocotp ortb, Sefr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-01-04
- snff{,t.,sorH t., 98oG d,uSe+4s

8 i II, 3. San. - Sn @ambriogepOrt
eritaf beute StOs. 0rulep isiHe 6rau init et,
mem Wesgermeiier. Der Ui6rOer wuroe Der
baftet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-01-04
Die GoronerssStirD itno Ole Softo
ller SaS zGrploffp1.
SOB etneS Sumoertidbrisen.
81 y n u 4 o Il z o 80 q Gan CSnh,

SorOnto, Canada, 3. Sanuar. - 0aS
Setter 1T i'll gan; @anaoa mll6. Die 2anOs
lente beginner ibre 6elber gu pfliigen.
Swen Sounb, CANADA, 3. Sun.-9ie
Sai unO Der 6luB iinb pom @iie frei.
Srdnoe.
Yemart, R.=5., 3. Sanuar. - Die ge.
itern abgebrannte 6abrif uon Cornelius gSalib
& iS0bne bat einen Serluit bon $lO0, 900
sur 6ol9e gebabt-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-01-04
Die Gmtfd,eionm9 tim @ctreT oer
,SbcSapeafesCbio. Giienbabn."

SS q ping II, 3. san. - 9eHle gap
6ibter Sono I'M 0ltli6en SuuoesfreiS9erihte
fir Strginien in 4leraneria leine @ntibet=
bung in Sahen Der y@beidpeatesObio ,Giieuz
babn" ab. Utan miro iiD erlunern, baB auf
ben autrag beS urlpriiu9ltd)eu SldgerS &i-
daros Sr. Ssurp Spion Don Baltimore gum
MafIe Curator ber Sabn i'm Nooember er=
nault wuroe. Spdter ptrlangten bic @ura>
loren unter Der 8ro5ent Sppothef ole Au=
iteQun9 eiues Wtaile GuratOrs Sur Qbmide.
lung Der an9elegenheiten Der &ompagnie uuo
unter bieiem 9tntrage fpuroe Gen. gSm. s.
gDidbam, Sice~ Brdiioeut Der Sahn, ernnnut.
Dem @erid)te la9en infolge Oefeu folgenoe
6ragen Dor: l. autrag Die Slage IN @rmau'
9elung BON Surishiftion I'M Sunoesgeri6te
nieberSuifla9en. 2. Die Sufe Dor elm Staats-
geri9t su brlngen. 0tidltsSSon entl6ieo, oaB
Elm 8efebl an ben Don MR&sSunOeSgeri9 er=
uannten NaHe Curator (Spion) erlaiien per=
ben ioue, feline &shnung Su i1lieBcn uno cen
Yarteitn bes Bro3eies 81 seltatten, ihren
Nall in einem StaatSseridlte gum Iustrage
~ bringen. Die Solge bleier @ntiaeiouns
miro lein, bab Die Angelegenbeiteu Der Sahu
in Die Sanoe oes Sen. 2Sidbanl, bes BON Oen
Staatsqeridteu ernannten Dtuiie @u1atorS,
fommen. Sr. Shion bat am 20. b. 90. ietn
| amt nieberSulegeu. = Die Sabu lGuit bon
| Nidlmonb bis 3uln Ohio.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-01-04
Neme Mn3eigelt.

@eibaadtsz z&nrratbe.
Il. Gourinfp 4 pruofr,
gtr. IA, Narh=Gbarles>
Gde Der syabette Strafe,
ma6en auf tbrem srOSea umo aiio.tirten
Yorratt bon
Gbampagner,
sberrp,, Maoetra+ uuo Yort.gSetn.
Goguar, Branntueim,
Samaifa Stunt,
fdotttfd,en nno trlanstfheu ssbtstes.
Old"Club House,
reinen 8nssem @btsfep,
idl6nen Sbee.
uuo
aMSae SIte
yamilien @rneerie : Mrtifcl
aufm erfiam.
aneiutge 4senten In ben Ser. Staaten fir ben bee
ribnten
"Grand Vim d d'Angleterre"z
GGampagner.
Cine spescltdt in
fetnen sorten bon
6ud> unb Mnlcl gYeinen.
(206-3Gj
G. 4 Dapib (on & Comp,
gNetbnaats , @aaren.
Nbrett. Sfafl1etl
Sronse>
4rpuse>
8rom5es
observation-disclosures
8aS>Gtnrid)tung
(9assEtnrtdtuuaen.)
Cine uuslau6lide sammluus BON
@eilnadts 0rl6snfeI.
Der sroste uuo bhbitae
0prratb
Sc sBaaren i'm eu=yestuui su eusrOs'Bretfsn
Nr. 5, 0nsb 2ibertD StraRe.
(Apr 29.12Dtef)
1uflguQn)t5uHuIfW-
Soebeu erbaIten:
einen pollen Vorratb bon
&ofnen,
@orintben,
@itronat,
ytiiiie,
Setse1 n.1 |. 10.
fir Die Sseftase. Wir ub iekt I'M Stanoe, cen Sas
mtlen binise g8aaren Gujubieten.
@ussefu6tes NamiltenmebI............. $500
Heine aod1s9ranotpetne.
XSeiue uno
impprttr4e 2tau6re
ene SpeSalitdt.
gDaoren iperbeu nab trgeuo einem Gtaotbetle Iret
ab9eliefert.
9. 9. Straus & Sruber
179 Sah-proaawcD 179
&de Der 9antons slseuns.
(Yoo1t,tSD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-01-04
81, s;er- stoofe,, ,,,,o G,bn

94ui b ngton, 3. San. = g8abren6 Der
unterbanbluugen nit Gpanien permei9ert Die
&egierun9, ir9eno peld3e Ha9ridlten 5u ge'
ben, auBer Dem .3useftdnOniiie, bab cine Sir
fularuGte iiber cubanlidle @ngelegenbelten
an Die europdilhen Wa9te, Spanien einge.
idllofen, erlahen poroeu 1T. Mlittlerwsils
baben Ole @oniefturen bier lno in europa
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-01-04

iagte, er lei iiber;eugt, baB eS Charlie 8oi
lei. Die aufre9un9 1T uuf's 964fe geitie
gen.
Die GoronerssS sSnrD itno Die Soito
uer @aS =Grploiton.
9 # II, 8. San. - Die @oroners= Surp
Dei6e bic 0ci9enidau iiber Die bel Der @as.
@rpoiion in Glib zSOfon ulHgefommeue
Srau 8emp bielt, ertldrte beute ga6mittGg,
oaB Die @rplofion burd gntSiinouug beS ga.
les inter Dem Srottoir entitano, unO baB Ger
lede 3uitGnb Der 9aSr6bre 9tnen Sur Sap &c.
le9t perbeu muB, ruelfe Die Sertbetlungsz
frabnen 81 beauiiifti9eu haben; feruer, 6aB
Die 9lrt uno gSeiie Der 2eguu9 orn @asr0h.
reu oerbrederiid, Oefeft unO gefGbrlt6 iit;
oaB Die 80bre auf Der 8ofoner Seite Der
Bride III oerielben Beiie gelest iei unb cap
Die Seb0rben fir cine before 2egung uno
SiaeriteGung bes Bubltfums ior9en loateu.
SOB etneS &umotrtidDrtsen.
8rOOtoence, 8.=S., 3. San. - Sobn
SuQod, 105 Sabre alt, itarb tcure Mor9en in
Srtltol
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ConeOrSia.

EA soHnetaea, ben 9. SaRHar,
Gaa.
(5-il SaS Gamite.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-01-04
Selegrapb;fG)e Sepei9ea.

i3stiGte 6sr raNociirten 8rehe" fir ben -Gcr~
reipDR6enten."9
The daily gazette., 1876-03-21

PEEsoNAL-A Washington letter to the
Philadelphia Times, of Monday, has the
following. Senator Bayard' friends will
scarcely think the writer's description
to be accurate, since they can scarcely
believe that he is gray
Yonder comes General Banks, commen.
dably escorting his spouse, while little
further on Senators Conkling and Bay-
ard come-Bayard, tall and gray, with a
somewhat Southern appearance; Conk-
ling likewise tall and Enthusiastically awk.
ward, but a fne-looking fellow despite
his hooked nose and cynical sneer, Il
think Mrs. -- built her fame upon
Conkling's curls; | know of little else of
which she has written" said prominent
editor about well-known lady cores
pondent. We pine to see handsome
nan in the White House, but we must
deny ourselves this thing of beauty
Roscoe Conkling. We had beauty of tho
most fatal type at the head of tie War
Depart ant, and now that the Belknau
Adonis is replaced by man far past the
prime OF life, of massive frame, keen ewes
and smoothly-shaven face man Of
marked ability and character-may we
hope for honesty and peace!
The daily gazette., 1876-03-21
SHERIFF's SALES.
sHERIFF,s SALE.

RY virtue Of writ Of Levari Facias to me
~ directed, will be exposed 10 Public Sale.
at the
WASHINGTON HOUSE. 2o5 MARKET ST.
kept by Hugh Horner. in the city of Will
mington, New Castle county, Delaware, on
FRIDAY,
TIE elst DAY OF MARCH, 1876.
At2 clock. p. M,
The following described real estate, VIE:
All that certain lot or piece of land with n
Brick Meeting House or Church Building
thereon erected, situated in the City of Will
ming on, bou ded and described as follows to
wit. Beginning mt corner of land on the
northerly side ofSecond street. at the distance
of thiriytwo feet from the easterly side of
Washington street. thence north thirty-two
degrees east and parallel to Washington ST..
eighty feet more or less to a corner,
thence south fifty-eight degrees en- st and par
allel to keeond street forty eight feet five
inches to a corner, thence south thirty two
degrees vest ciRhty-uiue feet more or less to
the northerly side of Second street thence
aleng said side of said street north fifty eight
degrees west forty-eight feet five inches to
the place of beginning, be the contents within
said bounds what they may.
Seized and taken IN execution as the pro-
perty of Pssmore IL. Mitchell. and Adaine
Mitchell. his wife. and to be sold by
WIN. ii. JAMESON Sheriff.
Sheriff ONCE, New Castle,
March 9, 1876. s marl4 ts
The daily gazette., 1876-03-21
CHERIFF'S SALE,

SHERIFF'S SALE.
~ BY virtue Of awrit of Leyari Paeias to
me directed, will be exposed to Publio Sale
at the
WASHINGTON HOUSE. 2O5 MARKET ST
kept by Hugh Horner, in the City Of will
minEton. New Castle County. Delaware. on
FRIDAY,
THE SlsT DAY OF MARCH, 1876
ut . o'clock, p. III.
The following described Real Estate. viz
All that certain lot of land having n three
!torled brick house thereon erected, situated
in the said City of Wilmington, bounded and
described Gs follows, to wit:
Beginning on the easterly side of West ST .
between Eighth and Ninth streets, at the di, :.
tance of one hundred and thirty-nine feet
four and half inches from the southerly ,ide
oil Ninth street, thence passing through tho
middle OF the brick division wall between
the aforesaid house and the house of Isaac
Pyle on the south eastery and parallel TO
Ninth street one hundred feet to a stake
thence northerly parallel with West street
twenty-seven fe ten and half inches to n
nne OF Philip CARROTS land. thence along
sad line westerly and parallel with Ninth
street one hundred feet to the said sido Of
West street, and thence thereby southerly
twenty seven feet ten and II halfinchcs to the
place OF beginning, be the. conten Is thereof
what they may,
Seized and taken in execution as the pro-
perty OF Pasmore ii. Mitchell, and Adaline.
his wife, and t. t and to he sold by
MM. Ii. LAMBSvN. Sheriff
Shorif's Office, Ne-r Castle,}
March 10. 1876. mar.l4 "a
The daily gazette., 1876-03-21
General Nen'S.

The Second National Bank of Du-
buque, Iowa, has been authorized TO
begin business with II capital of $780,
600.
The President yesterday nominated
John M. Coghlan. of California, to he
Chief Justice for Utah, and William IL.
Doolittle, of Minnesota, to be Assist
ant Commissioner of Patents
Considerable damage was done at
Reading last night by the high wind.
Five hundred feet Of the shedding at
the new passenger depot of the Read
ing Railroad Company was blown
down, shortly before nine O'Clock,
and fell across the main track. The
loss is estimated at $4,000.
The New Idria Quicksilver Mine
has been sold to Montgomery Blair,
The trustees of the Mining Company
had ratified the bond for deed. to be
executed on September LIST, to Mont
gomery Blair, in consideration of
81 ,O0O, ,00O-$40O, 900 down, and the
balance in five years, secured by q
mortgage on the mine at per cent.
The company say this is not com
promise with McGarrahan.
The presiding officersof both Houses
of the Massachusetts Legislature and
nearly all the members, irrespective of
party, have signed memorial asking
the U. s. Senate to confirm the nomi-
nation of r. II. Dana, ,Ir., as Minister
to England. 1t is understood IN
Washington that the Senat Committee
on Foreign Relations will report Mr.
Dana's nomination without either fav-
orable or adverse recommendation.
During this week the Treasury De.
partment will receive half a million of
silver coin from California, in antici-
patton of the commencement of silver
coin circulation There is less than
$50, 900 in silver in the Treasury
vaults. Persons have recently visited
the Treasury with silver, in sums
ranging from $l5 to $50, asking to
have it changed for notes. The ex.
change has in all cases been declined
silver coin being neither redeemable
nor exchangeable. and being legal ten.
der to the amount of S5 only.
The daily gazette., 1876-03-21

The Springfield Republican is authority
for the statement that Mr.. David A .
Wells position as candidate for Congress
IN Connecticut is that of entiro inde-
pendence Of party. He refused to accept
party nomination from the Democrats,
but, conssnting " bocoma an independ-
ent candidate, the Democratic Conven.
tion simply recommended their voters to
support him. Like Professor Seelye, he
is running upon platform of his own
character, attainments and fitness.
The daily gazette., 1876-03-21
Il Centennial Letter.

Cesar Rodney, Esq, of this city, has
ia his possession the original of the let
ter given below, written by the Cmsar
Rodney of Revolutionary fame, to his
brother. Thomas Rodney, Esq, of Do
yer, On the 4th day of July, a. d, 177s.
after the signing of the Declaration of
Independence was finished.
The present Mr.. Roduey is +, ereat
grandson of the Thomas Redney to
whom the letter is addressed. and great
grand nephew of the writer.
To explain the summons" to tho
members of the Assembly, it may be ne.
sessary to say that Mr.. Rodney was tho
speaker of the House of Representatives
for the counties of New Castle, Kent
and Sussex upon Delaware. W
PHILADELPHIA, July 4th, I776
SIE:.l nave inclosed yoa a summons
directed to the sheriff, to summon the
members Tor our county to meet in AS
sembly at new Castle on the 22d day of
this instant which hope you will have
put lnto ms nands as soon as possible af-
Ter it comes to your hands. / arr;vsd q, =,
Congress ltho. detained by thunder a,d -
rain) time enough TO give my voice in thu tha
matter of Independence. 1t is datar
mined by the Thirteen United Colon;es
without even one dissenting Colonr
We have now got through with the Who'll
of the Declaration, and ordere d it to I, be
printed, so that you will soon have the
pleasure of seeing it.
Handbills of it will be printed and sent
to the armies, cities, county, towns, &c.
to be published, or rather proclaimed in
form.
Don't neglect to attend closely and
carefully TO my harvest, and you will OBJ.
lige, yours, &c,
CESAR RODNEY.
Tol Capt. Thomas Rodney, Esquire, on
public service, at Dover.
The daily gazette., 1876-03-21

Tie World thinks the Republicans are
plotting to admit New Mexico, expecting
it to elect Senators of their faith, and
the New York Times opposes the project
for fear the Democrats will capture the
State. This is the World views lit" The
truth Of the matter is that the proposit
ion for making New Mexico State can
not be justified on any sound principles
of craftsmanship, and it should be de-
nounced for what it is-the scheme of a
few aspiring politicians for power fos-
tered by an unscrupulous party w9ich is
determined to preserve its control of the
Senate by foul means, if fair means fail" -
The daily gazette., 1876-03-21
.SH HEHIFF'S SALES.
CHERRIES SALE.

By virtue OF writ o. Venditioni Exponas
Safe, NJ the Ho Ell If william Il. Ford. at
Kirkwoo, . in penc ,der lIunorei. New Gas
tie county, Delaware. on
SATURDAY
THE FIRST DAY OF APRIL. A. D.. 1876.
At O'Clock. P. NJ.
The following described Real Estate. viz:
All that csrtiin lot. pclcs or parcel et liant
situate, lyiuR and being on the east side OF
zoe Delaware kail Road IN Pencader Hun
dreu New Cssile county, and State of Del
aware. bounded I'D described as foil )ws. 10
wit: Eeginnig at IL stake il, : SIN all run lead
ing INTO uragan Creek, at IL c,rnei for the
Walker roperty and The said John Z. Clark.
and running thence up 'he said run south
seNenty-Dinc degrees, west twenty and - even
tenths perches to a stake in the said run ami
in the line Of the said Kali Road, thence with
the said Rail Road. north fifteen deg ees, eatt
seve5ty -three and six-tenths perches to a
stake in Samuel B. Sutton's line, thence with
MS lands south thirty degrees east iorty six
and l-lO perches TO o ost near ii .ckory tree.
thence by land of John c. Clark, south 46
and a-halfdegrees. east two percnes to a stake
thence south sixty-foar and a-nllf degrees,
west twenty five and eight tenths perches.
thence south iorty-two and half degrees.
east fourteen and eight tenths perches, to the
Beginning. Containing seven acres two roods
ard twenty two square perches of land and
and surface, conveyed by Isaac Moody and
1872, Recorded in A. 10. Page 2i6.
Seized and taken in Execution as tho pro-
WIN. ii. JAMESON, sheriff.
Sheriff's Office. New Castle,
March 9th A. ID. 1876. marl4 is
The daily gazette., 1876-03-21
WILMINGTON. DEL. MAR. 81, 1876
MICHIGAN has a surplus of 81, ,17s, ,S2o, 3,

MICHIGAN has surplus of 81, ,17S, ,320, ,35
in her treasury, and her people are hap
py. Texes is in similar condition, and if
Grant administration had been econom-
ical and honest, the United States, if not
out of debt, would at least be several
hundred millions nearer it than at pres
ent. Notwithstanding the enormous bur-
dens OF taxation imposed upon the coun-
try, says the Philadelphia Chronicle, the
National debt has not been sensibly di-
miHished. Indeed, if the truth were
known, the debt has been increasing of
late years, fact which the party in
power has studiously kept from the pub
lie knowledge. But the people will un-
timately know all about it. They are in
fair way to obtain that knowledge
within the next two years, unless all the
signs of the times are deceptive.
The daily gazette., 1876-03-21

LET No GUILTY MAN EscAPE."-It
matters not to what party the bribe-
takers belong, we as one Democratic
journalist re-echo in all sincerity the re-
marks Of Grant, ''let no guilty man es-
cape" exposure and the punishment of
popular indignation. If the Democrats
on the committee on Post Roads of the
AID Congress received part of the S45, 900
bribe. as testified to by Barlow, let it be
known. Let us get rid Of such corrup-
ton.
The daily gazette., 1876-03-21

Bishop Haven has not been heard from
en- the third term lately. His opinion Of
Belkpap and Bahcock would be in order
about this time.
The daily gazette., 1876-03-21

THURSDAY, MARCH %, 1873,
at O'Clock, p. M,
For grading the Bed OF Delaware Avenue,
between curb lines and railroad track, com.
mencing on line with the curb line on the
east side OF Van Buren street and termi-
mating at the curb line on the west side OF
DUPONT street; also, for furnishing stone for
paving tho enme, tthe stone to be not less
than inches nor more than inches,) haul
ing the sand and putting down the pave
ment. including the cutters and Tagging,
taking up and re-settlng the curb where
necessary, for which no extra allowance will
be made. The said cutters to be OF gutter
stone, not less than 10 inches wide and 20
inches long. The bids must be made for
furnishing all aterial and doing the work
by the square yard, Except the sanu) which
will be furnished by the city at the sand pit
The whole to be measured by single super.
nclal square measurement
No bids will be accepted unless it be from
a responsible party; the right to reject any
or all bids is reserved.
VIM. McMEhAMIN,
mart2l st Chairman Street Committee.
The daily gazette., 1876-03-21

SHERIFF'5 SALE.
~ ny s, viasue OF "a, writ OF Leva.i p,h.
at tho w puOllcnA
WASHINGTON HOUSE. 2D5 M.ppr,
kept by Hugh Horner. in tbe ni,s H.
mington. New Castle county. Delayoi oi W.
FRIDAY, %
THE aist GAY OF MARCH lea
at 2 O'Clock. p. m,.
The following described Renl Fy,,,
An that certain lot or piece Of l,rii vii
SIX two-story frame houses erected H. sn
situate in the city of Wilmineton tsaetstl
and described as follows. to WI. .n oOupda
on the southerly side of "A" .nesinil
distance of ty-eighs feet and niss "
ca. terly from the easterly siis "iie nv ,latss
street. thence southerly and ns,oI, y, l@ess
Locust street sixty feet to stasn sa''e Wit
easterly and parallel with "Ao trss, strss; @,as
feet and six inches to stake. tbsrsss s's't
therly and parallel with the frst tnuss ms,,tr NJ
line and Locust street sixty fee, to ,Ss .Daa
erly side OF street aforesaid ani Mioaa
thereby westerly seventy feet and II, %,Ia a.Ia
to the place of beginning, be tha "a r,Ihs aths
thereof what they may. 'A' "Aata
Seized and taken into execu,io, =,
property of George X. Townsend ana uas
e. NJ. Townsend. his wife and /. t. - s,i av alv
.o WM u. LAMBsoy sr,
Sheriffs Oihce. New Castle, ''''9'a
March 8. A. ID. 1876. marl,,
SHERlFF'S SALE.
- By virtue of a writ of Leva,; p,.
me directed. will be exposed to pabiSs Sat Ny
at the ''"A M
WASHINGTON HOUSE 2o5 MARvrr
kept by Hugh Horrer, in the citv n wv
mington, New Castle county, Delaxays W.
FRIDAY,
THE 3lst DAY OF MARCH, lys
AT O'Clock, Pm,
The following described Real Est,t, Vi,
All that certain lot. piece or parcelotl,,
situate in the city of Wilmington afo,.i.h
bounded and described as follows ~, IA ',s ~
Beginning at the easterly side of p,'i.
street between Fifth and Sixth street, at%
distance Of fifty feet from the nortbe,IV NJ
OF Fitth street. thence easterly and psnI.
wite, Fifth street forty feet to stake bsS
northerly parallel with Poplar av stfss, 'dsa ,si.
feet to a stake in Joseph Hayes lane l,' ,Ssa. i
Herewith parallel with Fifth street ve,,,I
torty feet to the said side of Poplar st,s.
thence Herewith southerly to tbe plaSs
beginning. be the contents more or lts,, '
Seized and taken in execution as tbe NJ,
perty. of William Craig. John B. Brown M
yid Morry. James Irons. Isacc Svr,stI
Isaac Da shields and John Naudaip' I'M
toes OF the First Unite African Wesley 81.
ciety of the City Of Wilmington and 4
ana to be sold by
49,, WIN. II. LANBs0N, Sheriff
Sherift's Office New Castle,
March 8. 1875. mull.n |
The daily gazette., 1876-03-21
JOHN G. HlRZEL.
MACHINISy.
No. 206 East Second Street, and

No. 5I3 Orange Street, (up-stairs,)
heenson hand and makes to order his Pat
cnt Il l't and Rivet Cutters, Drilling Ma
eEnlnes; Meat Choppers. Improved Pine
W " iehcn, eh, punching and Cuttlr Machines ali
inte. ! ued. lie also repairs Guns, Pistols,
nocks' LOCKS and does light Machine Work gen.
ehhaliy, era ~, Az kinds of edged tools Ground in
teIs9n with some knowledge of machine
woik WI be taken as a partner, as the sub
seT5oer DO mas more than ho can attend to,
Iu3nc patronage respectfully solicited
-,~,...,. -. W. JOHN G. HIRXEL.
The daily gazette., 1876-03-21

Senator Morton, having observed that
:" the Democratic party have no capital
but scandal and they live on garbage" a
wicked New England newspaper in
quires: " Where do they get the garbage,
Senator:"
The daily gazette., 1876-03-21
TOBACCO and CIGAhs'

N stock a complete assortm.n nj, Of tas:. tat'
fashionable goods. comprsing. all thed t;ds s'St snt
colorings and styles in plum. ePPiIaRP,
stripes, W., u. o otreets
oet26 Fourth and Marhet s'