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Daily Republican., 1878-10-29
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Court -TES fIsss7S wSrlnlS nS.
ceiveA ~ sWssAeng MS SD his
Fine Psi6.
A dispatch from Patterson, Oct. 26th,
says: The Passsic County Court. house
was filled yesterday, and hun.
dreds Of excited workingmen, and
still more excited women, gath
cred outside to await the sentence
Of Joseph p. Mcdonnell, editor Of the
Patterson Labor Standard, convicted Of
libel IN abusing somr Of the non n-striksrs
a, the Adams Mills.
The court, on assembling, asked Gen.
Hoxsey, counsel for the defendant, II
he had anything TO say In mitigation
OF sentences. The General replied that
he had nothing. The judges then re-
tired to deliberate on their sentence,
and soon returned, when Judge Barka-
low announced the decision--S500 fine
and costs Of court.
Mcdonnell was turned over to the
custody Of the Sheriff, and the penalty
Was soon discharged, ths money having
been su ubscrib.d by various trades so
cietiss and by individual working men
in sympathy with the defendant.
I lOn emerging from the court. house
Mcdonnell was lionized by the crowd,
som. OF the females even embracing
him, though he 10 hardly an Adonis in
his personal appearance. His weekly
paper, issued yesterday afternoon, was
full Of abuse Of the Prosecutor, court,
jury and verdict, and Of appeals to the
working men 10 come forward and raise
fund for his benefit.
In passing sentence, the court inti'
mated very plainly that a second con-
viction would secure for him sentence
tha, would impose on him some OF the
obloquy he had attempted to attach to
honest, industrious operatives for exsr
cising their right to work psaceably and
quietly.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-29
nIiERlFE-S SALE.

BY virtue Of writ Of Leyar Yacias, to me
directed will be exposed to Public sale. at the
MOTEL OF WIN, b. HOLLIS,
At Townsend. In Appoquinimnk Hundre',
New Castle County, Delaware, on
MONDAY,
THE l1rn DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1878,
at2 o'clock. p. m,
the following described real estate. viz: All
that certain iarm or tract OF land know no
the Forrest Farm and which Is situated 10 hp
poquinimipk Hundred, and New Castle Coun.
ty. af0resaid, and by recent survey y pounded
and described as follows. To wit beginning
at u stake at the edge Of the waters with
full pond of N Noxentowp MIL Pond corner for
ands OF late John Lyman, now OF John y
stats, from thence with lines OF said Staa's
south b3L degrees, east 63 $40 perches 10
stone corner as last aforesaid, south " de-
grees, west Is 2-ls pcrches 10 stone corner as
last AT, resaid, south ~ degrees. east 2ss per,
hes 10 a stone corner for said Staas land oi
thc heirs OF John ID. Bird and lands OF James
Douphten, from thence with Doughten south
u degrees, west IL 10 yeIchc' TO stone cot
per for said Doughten's, from thence with a
line of = ID Doughten and Others south va
degrees, east ~ bio i'erches to stone In The
Pine tree and Townsend station road, from
tnerce with said road To-" ard Townsend sta
ton sDutD b0ta ut CT, Wcr' w o-lo Po'N"S' W
A stake BY the side oi said road corner for
lan.'s late Of Samuel Mason now ni Van Way
oner, from thence with lines OF land OF said
Van Wagner north degrees west Y perches
10 a small white oak corner rs last aforesaid,
nurth IL degrees east 2lo perrhes to a stake
corner aioresaid, north ~ d grees west N oil
perches to stake corner as last aforesaid.
north az d grees west 7-le perches TO n
stake In 4 line OF lands late OF John OHM,
aud herewith north 30 degrees east 2l0 per
ches to a stake corner for said OHM, from
thence with said OHM and a line OF land Of
William Beck north N degrees east ~ $40
,erches to gate post corner for said Beck
Herewith north Az degrees west 80 7.lo per,
ches to stake by the waters OF the aforesaid
inill pond and binding, from thence with the
waters thereof herewith the courses and dis
u nces to the place Of beginning, containing
within said bounds If3 acres and w perches,
more or less. having thereon frame dwelling,
barn and out building.
Seized and taken In execution rs the pro-
u.rty ot Pammore II. Mitchell and Adaline,
his vile. and James Wilson and Mary A.
Wilson. terre tenants, and TO he sold by
ISAAC iRUBB, Sheriff.
Sherin's office, N ew Castle, Oct. 10, las.
Oct26
Daily Republican., 1878-10-29
Deslructiye Fire.

The slaughter house and pork pack
ing establishment of Christian HOuck,
at Buffal,, N. T., were destroyed by fire
on Saturday morning. with 800 live
hogs and large quantities Of pork, lard
and dressed hogs. The loss is rstimat-
ed at $16O, 900. The buildings in Van
d-rback's lumber yard at Jersey City
we're burned on Saturday morning.
Loss about $40, 600. An incendia-
ry fire at Newport, r. l., the same
morning, destroyed two barns occu-
pied by William G. Tennant, with eight
horses and large quantity of hay and
oats.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-29
snEnuvr's sALn.
dlsesesA, wtil - sspsssd 70 Public a6AlsS ~

CHERIrrs SALE.
by virtus Of Q writ Of I.svar Yacias, 70 me
dtFssssd. VIII - sapsssd 70 Public sAass~As
HOTEL OF WILLIAM b. HOLLIS,
At Townsend. Appoquiniinink Hundred. New
Castle County, Delaware, on
E,its5g g MONDAY. NE
THE iirH DAY OF NOVEMBER. ISIS
st2 o'clock. p. m,
The following described real estate, Wis:
All those two following described tracts.
pleces and parcels Of land situated In Apo
aulnimink hundred in the County of New
Castle, and State OF Delaware, to Wit:
No. l IL u tract OF land called and known BY
the name OF the Corniiius Walker Farm,
bounded NJ follows Beginning at = stone In
the centre OF the road leading from Blsakbtd
to FlemIng's Landing, corner for JOSEF b
Fleming. Esq, and In the line Of the Home
Farm. and running from thence with the cen
tire Of said road north II degrees l5 minutes
west 10 6-l0 percbes to stake west side OF
said road corner for the Home farm, thence
with the west side oi said road south ~ de-
grees west II perohes To stake In the centre
Of said road corner for Gideon 4. Hukiil,
thence with the line q said Hukiil and centre
OF said road south 81 degree west 81 perches
TO stake in the line Of said Hukill AMI q
corner Tor Abraham Bratten, thence with the
line of said Brstten north 10 degrees west
1888 SIG perches TO a stake In the roid leading
irtm Tayior's Bridge corner for other lands Of
Abraham Bntten, thence with the same
north u degrees thirty minutes east las 30
perches to a stake in the line OF Abraham
Bratten and corner ol Joseph fieminx,
ESQ.,, In cleared land. from thence with the
line OF the said Joseph Fleming south ! de-
srees 10 minutes west i<2 perches To the stone
and place oi beginning, containing Ill acres
and o. square perches oi land be the same,
more or less together with log and weather
board dwelling house. frame stable, harm, &c
The second tract OF land beginning al
large cedar stake near the west side oi the
Cedar Swamp corner for Jacob Stats and
James Rogers and running from there with
tho line ofthe said Jacob Stats south ~ de.
yrces west 30 perches and 7-i0 to large cedar
post corner Tor said Jacob Stats and certain
Nj. Jones land south II degrees % minutes
east by an old line Of market trees 10 6lo de-
vrees 10 a corner post corner for said Jones
and Daniel C0rbit, thence with said Daniel
Corbit, south II degrees 30 minutes east lla
perches to u large corner post OF said Daniel
Corhit, thence north 23 degrees 80 minutes
east 81 3 10 perches toa large cedarposl
taenre by an old line Of marked trees n0rth "
degrees west with the line OF James Rogers
le4 perches to the stake and place OF bep'h-
ming, containing 80 acres and lto square
perches, be the same, more or less.
Seized and taken In execution ~ the prop.
erty of Jacob Richardson and Mary j.. his
wife, and I. is, and 10 be sold BY
ISAAC GhUBB, Sherih,
Sherlti's office. New Castle, Oct 10th, 1878.
Oct26.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-29
iiIkD EDITION.
aAnssaaisa Of silver Csisags.

a dispatch from Washington TO the
hiiad-lphia Lrdger says:
~ 10 authors ativ-ly stated that
Secretary sherman will, in his next
annual report, recommend a limitation
Of the coinage Of silver dollars. This
statement is confirmed by the secretary
in has speech at the Cumberland fair,
upon which occasion hs said that the
coinage Of two aillion silver dollars OF
full legal tender monthly Is disturbing
elem, n which We could now compute;
that Wa could only hope that before its
issue is greatly increased Congress will
either limit its amount or make 1t con-
tain enough silver to be equal in value
to gold. Secretary Sherman attitude
on this question is important, in view
Of the report that combination OF sill
yer bullion holders is now for,ning
having for its obj ct the agitation Of
free coin a,;e act duringth- next session.
As Secretary Sherman's views are
doubtless shared by the President, a
veto II any such scheme is certain.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-29
SEWING MACHINES.
A GENTS WANTED
n IN WILMINGTON
= nr The Davis Sewing Machine.

Merchants and dealers or any competent
business man. We wish ~ arrange with some
good respons Bile parry to handle our sewing
machines In this section Of the State. and to
the right parties, will give general agency,
and the best terms direct from the manuiac-
tory. This will not conflict with other kinds
Of Legitimate business, but add m additional
attraction IL. The machine is the best In
the world. Has no equal AZ lar as merit II
cOncarne :. II received the highest gold medal
at the Centennial Exhibition over oil Com.
petitors for simplicity, durability and for the
largest range and variety OF work. The light
est running and easiest 10 operate. 1t is
simply impossible for any other ma achine TO
duplicate the work done on thIs,and 1t entire.
does away with basting. + or particulars ad
dress DAVIS SEWING MACHINE Go.
WATERFOWL, N. Y.
or VIM JOHNSON, OXFORD, PA.
oct1-lmdAw.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-29
Loss Of the steamer Gen. Harness

A dispatch from Savannah Ga, says !:
Capt. Ch-esman and the officers and
crew OF the steamship Gen. Barnes ar
rived here to-day from Charleston -
The steamer was abandoned at nine
o'clock Wednesday morning, all hands
taking to boats. They remained in
the vicinity of the steamer until she
sunk at noon, and then pulled to the
schooner Drew, which they boarded at
2 o'clock that afternoon. When OIL
Charleston they were transferred TO a
fishing smack. All are well.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-29
III IN.

Lo KIN this city, on the 18th inst, Mrs
tatharine Lock. aged Is years.
The reIatives and friends OF the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral
from the residence of her soE. Charles T..
Sparks No. II East Front street on Thursday
afternoon, at 2 O'Clock, Interment at Viii
mingtnn and Brandywine cemetery.
TA LOR.--Dn the 27th inst, Lydia H.. wife
o' Samuel II. Taylor aged IS Years
The relatives and friends Of the family are
respectfully invited TO attend the funeral, from
the residence Of her husband. ll25 Madison
street, Chester Pa on Thursday morning at
IL o'clock. lntcrment at Rverview GENE
fery.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-29
WLMlnvrr DEE. October is, Isl

WILMIs0rOr. DEL. October 10, 1878.
Latest stock Quotations furnished by
Head h Co, Clayton House Building VII.
mington, Del, at ~ NJ. to-day.
tiOld, iO011; N. q. h hui., Ill; Y.
y Erie. NJ; LAX. shore, ~; North West West
island. lllIS; OHIO 4 Miss, IN: Pacinc Mall,
lsLS: Western Union telegraph, sJ7k; 81.
PAU, 3OlS; ST Paul Pref. o511 Wahlsi,, lslS:
Union Pacific, 90. Penna., S3sk; Reading
IL Lehigh VALLEY, an; Lehigh Nav, 49,;
Pitts. 7. \ h., ~; Central Trans. S9516;
PhilA. L Erie, I; N I Central, 31zz; Del +,
Lacka. Il Western, 5i,4 Mich. Central, esssss;
Del. 4 Hudson. 4o,.; Issl's Coupon. lo7s4;
5s's. 'ss. New j, T., io216 so, 81 Coupon,
i1bl.; so 'es Coupon, l0tN; 1910 Coupon,
io5ss; Currency o's., lle1s; Now SIS Of 81,
'03s; ~ Registered, io2sI: IS, 100.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-29
", M, KENNARD &C0,,
i m IdITE
.621 MARKET ST.

NOTE the LARGEST BUYERS of
State by MANY THOUsANDs consequently Hgvo
which the benefit OF our
The following mentioned because they greater than other
PRICE LIST representing the Extremely Low
Prices revaling different departments;
Daily Republican., 1878-10-29

HOTEI. OF WILLIAM b. HOLLIS,
At Townsend, In Appoquinimink Hundred
New Castle County, Delaware, on
MONDAY,
TUE lITH DAY OF NOVEM BER, 1878
At2 o'clock, p. m,
The following described Real Estate, viz.
All that certain tract, piece or parcel OF
land situated in AppOguinimink hundred
aforesaid, binding on the public road leading
from Prices Corner TO Delaney Chapel ad.
Joining lands Of John X Reese, ALEX.
amer heirs of Butler and others, the mctes
and bounds VI which are rs follows, to wit -
Beginning a. n large stone IN the public road
aforesaid being corner for lands OF Alexan-
der, thence with said road south 5degrees and
"A minutes east III perches to II stake by the
Ron OF Papnn Branch corner for John X.
Price hence with said Price north 81 degrees
east l1D peIches tO an old Spanish oak stump
near spring, thence north sH degrees west
perches TO stake In the cripple. thence south
s3h degrees west II 210 perches to a stake,
thence with the lands OF the heirs OF Butler
north 1917 degrees west 1876 perches to u ston",
thence with the same east 40 6-l0 perches toa
stone with the same north ii degrees west ~
4-lO perches to corner stump OF Alcxander's
thence til the same south s6H degrees west
Y $40 perches to stone, with the same north
73 degrees west ~ perches to the place o' be
ginning, containing l3e acres Of land, branch
and cripple, he the same, more or less having
| thereon frame dwelling, barn and out-build
| Ings.
Seized and taken in execution as tho pro-
| perty Of BENJAMIN Money and Sarah h. his
wife and I. Is and to be sold by
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
Sherh's office, New Castle, Oct. 10, 1878.
! Ocl26
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slarasooaaed stone.

We have ON several occasions called
attention to Richardson Carbonized
stone manufactured at Chester, Pa, and
", are pleased to learn that the right
for the State OF Indiana, has just been
Q i to w. T Shoemaker, q l'rother-in-
law Of Mendinhall l. Johnson, who have
been engaged in the manufacture Of the
st me fr the past year al Chester, and
OF 6onrsr fully understand its value,
Is. $5, 4s9- This proves that it must be
IN excellent article. We understand
( iat the right for this state is for sale
BY Evans Pennington, corner Of Eighth
and Market str let 10 an enterprising,
c. lpany tn. investment would cer-
taiuly grove profitable. We believe
t1s price asked Is only s25o0. Build
srs a. we'll a. all interested in under
gr,ud drain &, should investigate
. mA or.
The Nj. Pleasant Revival.
Gu te an interesting revival meeting
10 in progress IN NJ. Pleasant N. \.
church, Rev. A. ID Davis, pastor Last
evening five penltents were al the altar
three Of whom were converted. The
meeting will be continued each evening
this week with the exception OF Thurs
day evening, when 1t will be disron-
timed on sec"unt OF the oyster supper
to- he given by the ladies of CIaymont
M. 4. church, which is expected To be
largely patronized by the Mt. Pleasant
congregation. Protracted services will
be commenced in Claymont NJ. X church
next Sabbath.
severely Injured.
Lawrence Turner, living in South
Wilmington, while employed at Edge
mror yesterday, was seriously il not
dangerously injured, by the falling of
heavy peice Of machinery upon his
hip. He was brought as far as thu
Braadywine station in the 5.25 train
last ,.vening and from there conveyed
to his home.
ReiiaNle Cassimers.
w. NJ. Keunard X Co.'S cashmere de-
partment is mplete in every grade Of
goods and their prices are exceedingly
low for the quality.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-29
= Il. RODlNSON 4 CO..
BANK ERS 4 BROK ERS
n. Z. Ger. Fourth and Market,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE

FOR SALE.
8 shares Gas stock, % shares OF Farmers bank
Stock.
8 shares wilmington N Brandywine b'nk st'k,
shares First National Bank stock
WANTED.
10 Oshares Masonic Hall stock.
Philadelphia, New York and Boston stocks
bought and sold on commission. Every facl-
ty afforded for persons To sell invest In
stocks or bonds. ieb2O-N
Daily Republican., 1878-10-29
Mooney READY FOR GOOD FRS
WI MORTGAGES.
Elliott, Johnson E. Co..
DANkERS AND BROk ERS,
SIYTM AMI MARkET kIk.

WTLMINtfIVJN, UEI.AWAKF
FoRSALE-4 shares Wilmington and Bran.
iywins Bank, 70 shares Union National
bank. shares FIRST National Bank.
Stocks and Bonds bough tor cash or carried
IN margins " desired. Telegnphic commu.
nicatiosl with all the Exchanges. Quotations
FURNISHED gratis on application.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-29

A freight train on the Georgia Cen.
tral Railroad ran off the track at Fiji
tsen Mile Post Ou Saturday night
smashing eight loaded box cars.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-29
WILNirorOs, DgL.. October Il. ls'


NOT1 JE.-Afer several years experience
~ have come 70 the conclusion 10 en-.
large and extend my business, having made
arrangements with some OF our leading men,
ts we can do the work with entire satisfaction,
I would ray to oil that may need our services
we will be happy ~ receive all 0rders.
P.S.-1he best attention will be given.
octl9-3wd CHARLES u. A8NtSS.
NVrlCETO CITY AND SCHOOL TAX
~ PAYERS OF 1878. Bills having been
rendered Tor 1873. those who do not wish u
postal card sent them or their names pub
lishcd, had better call at our office and make
some arrangements when they will pay and
those Who give this notice No ATTENTION
We shall proceed to collect with costs.
Office hours from o. m, to IL IN and IRON
to and ~ Sp. IN. -
L PROVOST,
Collector for Northern District.
WILLIAM KYNE
octl6-2W Collector Of southern District.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-29
HEALD & CO.,
BANKERS AND lIkOk ERk.

AND DEALEsls IN
STOCKS, BONDS, LOANS, GOLD AND
COMMERCIAL PAPER.
CLAYTON HOUSE. WILA1 NOTION, DEL.
Interest, Coupon, and General Collections.
Tickets 10 and drafts on GREAT Britain and
other parts o. Europe nov7-ly-d
STfN'K QUOTATIONS
Daily Republican., 1878-10-29
NATlCEA.

sOOD iNvESTMENT.- -Shsrss ID the
NJ Oh Ssnss, Homo Loan Assesiatiss fsi
sale. x T. TAYLOR, ssc'y. setleisd
NyOTlGE-,jAnss u. csnninx.. formerly
IN employed With ~ % elsyk, u as.ies-
geI IN our employ. !. =. BUCK Co, In
surancs Agents. tiS Market stssst, whining
ton. ocb
NI0TiCE Special attention paid 70 clean.
~ ing. fepstring and aAjusttng sewing ma
chimes by John Rsmo. No. toe West sth ~,
WILMINGTON, Del. Findings and attaS hments
Tor ali sewing machines. needles, oils, Ae;. at
NyOTiCE TO sHIPPERS.-On account Of
~ the food on tho south side, local and
through freights are now received by the Della
ware Western v. r. 60. at Passenger station,
Water and Market streets. fhr ugh rates
and bills OF lading issued 10 all points west.
northwest and southwest, via Pennsylvania
X. X and connections. oc2ba
NyOTiCET0 PROPERTY HOLDERs,--
~ All sidewalks must be properly re-
paired and pat In good order for the winter,
within Ave days from thedate Of this notice, or
the same will be done by the street Com.
men .,as'pnsp proper,y. Wv ' /. II. HoAGLAND,
Street Commissioner.
October "A. 1873, oct23bt
NvOTiCE.-Tte regular quarterly meeting
~ OF the Trus ees of the Poor for New Gas
tie County will be held Ut the Alms House,
Wednesday, Oct. 3oth, at 10 O'Clock. q. m. All
persons having bill win please present them
by that day. The Supply COMMITTEES viii
meet at the Aims House, Saturday, November
and, at II o'clock, =. m, when proposals VIII
he received for supplying the Aims House for
the next three months with bread and meats.
oct28sod2a wit J. W. COOCH, Sec'y.
WILMIH0Tos, DEL, October IL. 1878.
The undersigned having associated them.
selves under the firm name OF j. A. bond n
10, tor the transaction Of all business per-
tanning TO Real Estate, Insurance, Convey
ancing and Surveying, solicit continuance
of the patronage heretofore given TO Bond
Maris building, N. W. cor. Sixth aud Shipley.
j. A. BoND,
J z. PIERCE
octl%-tf u. II. QREao.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-29
JSh LA ELINiN sAass9t-
4 WILMl OtbN Asb eVV-Iky

WlJMl ti''N N,Sb vg-Hky
BALTIMO ~ hhiIt,'l u.
.-pPTr niRER -. Is-S
Trains will I'VE Wilmington rs 'Uil""
For PnilaIei tAia. ana int"rinedihon sflfr'
TO5.slU, ~. u. 10 W, y - Il. IA ~ ~.
54G72J. q.l6, .. IN,
PhiIadcl, ia and NewYorE, 2~. ~" VI
IL 81, " A.. i6p Ia. .oo,
BALTIMORE nd diutermedtaLe '& 'nns,S%a
Baltimore and Washington l25l. ~. So"
m 1864 l.! 81. IN y. III.
Trains for Delaware DIVISION iedv- Tor
New Cag'le -. Hl5 II. m. o. So
wyoming and intermediate station
m $500 y IN.
DeInar Intern late stations 9 u Il N.
SUNDAY TRAINS
PIniHL% i,hia .tDi intCIAGL !4te statiO. s IL
m., b ", $50 t. N.
PhiIadeiphia and New \ Urk, m, 3 ~ II. Ii.
Baltimore and Washington IL 81; 10 h. IL,
ou,For further information passengers are re-
NV I to the Timetables posted at the depot
has been II. +. KENNEY. Supt
mains for Great
through the tedioI
NIT "a natiantlv M
Daily Republican., 1878-10-29
LOCAL STyacKS AND BONDS.

Wilmington Goal 4as Company ........ W
Natioaal Bank of Delaware. ............. blO
Union National bank. nk..................... "
First National Bank. ............. l%C
Faruners Bank nk................ ................ "
Nstional Bank VIII. and Bdywino. ..... 6sbs
Delaware Fire Ins. 20. ................... "
Delaware X. X. Co. go. :. 20
Delaware State Bends. s.................... 1903
Wilmington City se........ ............ loo15
wilmington Cfty bs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 100
New Castle County. 100
Delaware Railroad first mortgage. lOa
" extension. ........... l0l
Dsl- / W sst'n Il. Observation-Disclosures. q
viii Pass. X. W. 20 LIST mortgage, 100
Masonic Hall 10, bonds l0r
Daily Republican., 1878-10-29

received at the Oihce Of the ClerN OF the
CITY Council. IN the city Hal, until Thurs
day. October 81. at 3o'"iock In the afternoon
for Painting the outside oi'htS Hospital, IN
Guiding ro"dnrrur*, -rnGts Sc. ana all other
oul. ln WORK The work IS t. be nIs Whte,
with tn exception Of the blinds "hlrh hr" J."
be green The materiaI to he used ;. Two ~
coats Of Lewis best ,cad. Tnr' OlDm,t re re-
serve the right ol ,clectin" any Or all bids
l.. :. LYNCH.
,cllgs Chairman UOSpittI Committee.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-29
A DJOURNED SHERIFFS SALE.

A DJOURNED SH ERlFF'S SALE.
BY virtue Of writ of Legari Facias to me
directed will bs exposed to Public Sale, at the
GILPIN HOUSE.
kept By George W. Whitfield, in the City
New Castle, New Castle hundred. and count
of New Castle, Del, on
THURSDAY,
THE 3lsT DAY OF OCTOBER
20'cl0ck, p. NJ,
The following described Real Estate. viz
All that piece or parcel OF land situate
New Castle Hundred, New Castle County,
Delaware, bounded and described as follows
to wit: on the north by the Christiana
Creek, by lands OF Barker Carr, by Ia ds1
James II. Ray and--------Warren, and land
OF the heirs Of Lewis Weldin, deceased, con
tanning one hundred and twenty acres of land
about 20 acres OF which are meadow and the
rest upland, be the same, more or less with
frame twu.s story dwelling house, u large
stone and frame barn, corn cribs. granary,
frame building with a cellar under used Tor
making ice cream. &c ,and other utbuiIdings
thereon erected.
Seized an taken in execution AZ the pro-
erty OF Edward A. McFarlin and Ellen D..h
wife. and /. t's, and to be sold by
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
Shcrfs office, New Castle, Oct. 18th,
| Octl7
Daily Republican., 1878-10-29
WANTED.

NyyANTED A young A american girl wan
w place to do hOusework. AddTr'
j." \. this office OcH-3ls
Daily Republican., 1878-10-29

NXyANTED $1,000, on first mortgage, int
w est six per cent, investment safe.
tress q. this office. Oct5.tl
Daily Republican., 1878-10-29

to 20 to 3l9 f. Four
w -treet. To yet their fashionable fall ~
winter suits made. 0ct2so
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severely Injured.
Reiiahle Cass liners.

w. NJ. Keunard X Co.'S cashmere de-
partment is complete in every grade Of
goods and their prices are exceedingly
low for the quality.
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AHERIF'F'S SALE

By virtue ola writ Of Levari Facias,to me
directed, will be exposed to Public Sale, at
the
HOTEL. OF WILLIAM b. HOLLIS.
At Townsend In Appoquinimink Hundred
New Castle County, Delaware, on
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Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Wright, q
" st street, aud WIN. Penn Parker.
who have been for some time In Provi
i-nos, Rhode Island, have returned 70
their homes In this city.