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Smyrna times., 1866-06-06
500 ACRES OF LAND

In high state of cultivation with new and substan
tal Improvements. The residence on one of the
farms, occupied by of the propretors is large,
magnificent brick edfce, built within the last three
years IN the most substantial manner and in modern
style. 1t IS one of the finest country seats in the
county. 5000 PEACH TREES in full BEARING.
with choice assortment of other Fruits.
These farms are situated on the Delaware Rail.
road at Moorton Station, miles below Smyrna, and
within hours of Philadelphia. The soil is peculi
arly adapted to the growth of Peaches and would
make as fine Peach farms any in the State they
are well watered with running streams, and within
one mile of navigabe water. The ncighborhood is
very healthy, the country high and rolling.
The land could be divided into or farms if de-
sired, with good proportion of timber for fencing
and other purposes on each. Convenient to church
es, schools. and mills.
For further particulars apply to D. McDANIELS,
near Wilmington, Del, or S. E. corner of Eleventh
street and Washington Avenne, Philadelphia; or to
GEO. c. SIMPSON, on the premises.
ID. McDANIELS.
GEO. G. SIMPSON.
Smyrna, Jan. 81, 1866
Smyrna times., 1866-06-06
THOS. CARROW,
Real Estate Agent,

SMYRNA, KENT COUNTY, DEL,
Now offers For Sale a large number Of GraA, Grass,
reach and Truck Farms; also, Houses and Lots, and
Wood Tracts.
Circular with specifications and prices will be found
at hls Office, near Foxwes Hotel, Smyrna. Delaware
and also at most of the Hotels in tho State Quite
number Of very valuable Farms, Houses Lots, &c.
have been placed in his hands for sale since the pub
iicafion Of said circular. lie desires early call.
Oct. 80. 1865. THOMAS CARROW.
Smyrna times., 1866-06-06
1890

According to the Berlin papers, a Hungarian
girl, born in OdenbOurgh, without hands, now
twenty years of age, has been given some curl
GUS representations in the Prussian capital
She performs loith her mouth tie functions of
hands. She sews, embriders, executes the
most delicate work with pearls, even threads
her needles and makes knots, all with the
tongue, apparently without difficulty (And, as
mIatrimony will unquestionaby follow the ma
king of fortune by the prodigy, how will
she receive her aoeCtdlng-rtn on the emitting
finger?
Smyrna times., 1866-06-06
sTaD Va ME- -

sHG ID ~ ~ - -
TIN AND SHEET IRON WARE DEPOT,
No. 5, East Fourth Street,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
HENRY +. PICKELS, PRoPRIEToR.
a, The subscriber, thankful TO generous pub.
81 lie for the very liberal patronage bestowed up
SNon him for the past eight years, wsud inform
as fiends and the public generally, that at the old
Sand, Fourth Street below Market he still keeps on
Band The largest best and cheapest stock of goods
Bis line, such as
Cooking and ParIOr Stores,
Comprising some Of the best patterns in the market
he has also On hand large assortment OF Plain and
Japaned TInware, Walters Looking Glasses, Knives
and Forks Table and Tea Spoons, Preserving Kettles,
PLAIN, Timed and Emerald Hollow Ware, Glass and
Britannia Metal Lamps. Scales, Weights and Meas
ures, Guns. Shot Bags, &c. He will sell all articles
in his line Of business low they can be bought
elsewhere,
ROOFING AND SPOUTING and all kinds Of Tin
and Sheet Iron Ware made TO order at short notice
and on reasonable terms. Old Stoves bought. sold
ami exchanged.
Inc subscriber hopes by strict attention to business
aha oy shoesvoring TO give satisfaction receive
share of public patronage.
fel4. '66-ly. HENRY =. PICKELS
Smyrna times., 1866-06-06

Just received fresh lot of spring and sum-
mer Goods at E. Wards; selling very cheap.
j. II. Primrose's 8 is the place to buy the low
est priced Cotton Warp and Knitting Cotton in
own. Try him This is the place to buy the
cheapest goods in Smyrna. Go and see for
yourself.
Smyrna times., 1866-06-06
NEWARK ACADEMY.

PRoF. EDWARD ID. PORTER, M. D., PnIrcrrsI.
SUMMER sESSIoN-Ises.
The 234th Session of this Institution vii, co,r.
mence WEDNESDAY, MAY I'd, and continue FIVE
months.
Its healthy location, convenient access, splendid
Library and Philosophical Apparatus, and moderate
charges render il one of the most desirable schools
in the sountry for boys and young men. For full
information address EDWARD ID. PORTER,
aplI 2m Newark, Delaware.
Smyrna times., 1866-06-06
Primed e. Glazed Window Sash

AGENTS WANTED TO CANVASS THIS
Eounty Tor the Military and Naval History Of the Re-
oeiHon; complete in one large 8vo Vol Of 800 pages.
and steel plates The most com plete and sale.
aoe e1 s.ory published Send stamp for prospectus.
ny@o I'm JAS. X. SIMON. 80 s. 4ih St, Phila.
Smyrna times., 1866-06-06

CHANPAGNE-A French writer estimates
that thirty millions Of bottles of champagne are
annually consumed. He divides that among the
various parts of the world thus: America 10.
GOO, 900, England, 100000, India, 5,OOO,OO0.
France, ZOO, 600, Germany, 100000 other
countries, 6,600,O0O
Smyrna times., 1866-06-06

The 1e Deum for the Gar, sung in the Rus
sian church in the Faubourg du ROule, was at
tended by the elite of Russian society, all in
full dress, and as magnlhCently adorned with
jewels as for presentation at court. The blaze
OF diamonds was something marvellous, and
created great curiosity among some of the
French spectators gathered there. But, in spite
of the tremendous quantity Of royalty and dia-
mOnds displayed, none of their fair wearers at
tracted the same attention as that drawn tow
ard two modest-lOoking young women who
stood in the penumbra thrown by the project
ing angle Of the wall beneath the archway at
the entrance of the chapel. These two fair
and beautiful strangers became the cynOSure of
all eyes, the tonnes of the assembly, the
" distraction which caused the universal gaze
to wander from the priest at the altar and the
wondrous singers of the choir. Their attitude,
nevertheless, was humbled and reserved they
seemed to avoid, rather than to seek, obserya-
ton. Their costume was singular enough,
however, to attract all the scrutiny they met
with the two fair heads, cropped close, their
attire sort OF compromise between the coat
and trousers of the male sex, with the most
convenient portions of female costume. A
jacket, descending low over the hips, and clos
ed over the bosom by row of large buttons,
short, very full petticOat of the same and, be-
meath, just apparent above the high boots OF
black, shining leather, full inexpressbles, not
gathered in, but floating just above the knee,
and displaying about an inch ofthe snow-whIte
stocking, formed their novel and singular at
tire. Each held in her hand low, nat nat'
with large brim, adorned with cora ana tas-
sci. 1t was soon whispered through TN the cnap-
el that these young ladies were tle tlrsI specl-
mems beheld in Western Europe Oh the new
un-l
men there and which has increased to such an
alarming degree that the government is begin
n;ng to take umbrage. The ladies remain un-
married; MARI thew assume the cares and response
biitics of the male sex; work at all kinds of
manual labor; go to the Bourse; transact
Smyrna times., 1866-06-06
SMYRNA HOTEL.

The subscriber gives notice that he has succeeded
Mr. c. E. FOxwe in the propretorship of this first
class Hotel and solicts the patronage of the travel
ing public.
He intends to offer every convenience and CON-
fort that can possibly be secured to boarders having
due regard to their interests.
The TABLE will be supplied always with every
article the market will afford. The BAR with the
choicest Wines and Liquors; and the Stable with
ssery convenience for animals.
sp4 VIM. T. CAMPBELL, Proprietor.
Smyrna times., 1866-06-06

The first law of female nature, where women
are at oil good looking, is selfpreservation. -
Smyrna times., 1866-06-06
VALUABLE
And Beautifully Located
II WE NM -
Near Smyrna, Det.,
AT PRIVATE SALE.
VALUABLE

The undersigned offer at Private Sale their two
valuable and Beautifully Located Farms in Kent
County, Delaware, containing together about
Smyrna times., 1866-06-06
WHOLE NO. 600

every sort OF mercantile business, according to
IN t1e state Of life in which they have been plac
ca ca .Iy Gy Fr9yldence. The new sect is called that
Smyrna times., 1866-06-06

An incurable old bachelor, and who seeming
ly rejoices in his infirmity, describes marriage
as "a female despotism, tempered by pul-
d;nOs "
Smyrna times., 1866-06-06

y widow of Joe Smith, the great Mormon
widow, whether fourth or forti-
eth, is not stated-sti lives quietly in Nauvoo,
Illinois. She is represented as stubbornly ta-
citurn, and devout believer in the Mormon
faith. She is now sixty-two years of age, and
has been remarked
Smyrna times., 1866-06-06

! The late Doctor Seymour was asked if he
considered tight lacing bad for consumption?
Not at all it is what it lives on" A wise
and witty reply.
Smyrna times., 1866-06-06

A lady was asked, the other day, why she
ed :" Because am not able to support n
husband FF'
A .wag says ofa woman: "To her virtue wa
we give love; to her beauty, admiration; and
to her hoops, the whole pavement. y
A fashionable party is now called a sdauUb.
ter-cultural show UA"sn-
A musical mouse has been captured at Mead
vile, Pennsylvania. (How was il wound nnN
If the ladies, want nice Dress Silks, either
blaGk % or fancy, they will have to go to Baggs
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-10
AN ORDINANCE CONCERNING GEESE.
Be IL ordained by the City Council of Wilmington;


Section l. That the owner, possessor or harborer o.
AM pose who shall permit suffer the same to go ~
srge In this city, within the following limits, to VIII
Beginning at the Ohristana Creek, on line WIN
Church street. thence along Church street TO tile bFsnay
wine creek thence along the Brandywine creek to ne
OF Van street. thence along Van Barren street TO
line Of Beech street. thence along line OF Beech street
to the Christana creek, thence along the ohtisnh
rsek TO the place Of beginning shall DO deemed guilty
Of common nuisance and upon conviction thereon ~ the
Mayor or Alderman, shall rfet and paya Nae oil not
oss than fifty cents more than ten dollars Tor eVey
N ose found at large, besides costs Of prosee ution
Section q That every goose running At large whhih
the limits hereinbeiorc tonsd, shall be deemed
common and liable to be taken up and put into
some pr per place provided the city BY the po'
lceman or other person duly appointed ny the mayoror
such duty and after being kept for the space oil
onr hours due notice OF the sale having been given by
til belman shall be sold at public vendue by the high
constable provided that the owner ~ any time before
sale shall have the privilege Of rsdeeming any goose
foreng and paying therefor to the high constable the
sum Of one dollar. .
No psrsen suffering the penalty OF this section shall
be liable prosecution under the first section OF this
OF dtnance. 49,
Section 8 Anv psrson wllfully interfering with any
while In the discharge Of hih dutes under
visions Of this ordinance shall upon conviction thereof
rfeit and pay a hns not exceeding ten dollars.
Section All fines and forfeltures accrung under this
ordinance shall be paid into the city treasury.
For every goose mpouuded by Virtue OF this ordinance
there shall be allowed to the person impoundins the
section g. And be 1t further ordained that this ordi-
nance shall take effect from and after the first day OF
February, 1867.
Passed at the City Hall, Wilmington, September LIST
1865. H. J. HoRNER,
President Of the City Council.
Attest-E. T. TArLoR, Clerk. seplo
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-10

From JOHN SCIDEL West FHirview. Harrisburg, Pa
Was afflicted with Lung and Throat Disease, which had
resisted the best efforts that could be obiaued Was
cured to my surprise and pleasure, by Dr. Turner by
Of DR.. Turner.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-10
Pictures will Please everybody made Sections Rooms


- WILL be sold Ut Public Sale, on SATURDAY,
fl 18th day OF September, 1866, at the hour OF
Esssl three o'clock in afternoon, at WEST JERSEY
GIlPERRY HOTEL, In the city Of Camden, the
splendid Farm situate In the Township of Haddon ate
Newton) and County q Camden late the property Of
John W. Logan, deceased, add known as the LOGAN
Farm The above farm according 10 a recent setvey
made by John Clements Eco Of iadjonheld Surveyor
by the main and south branches " Newton Creek aud
the "Henry Farm and "Chews Landing and Camden
Turnpike" or amount Bphraim Turnpike" on which
last II has front of more than hatmic. II with
In a mile of Gloucester, and fuuI mites from Caisden-
This farm comprises II and " perches OF primo
Woodland about 35 OF Meadow and los acres aud
40 perches Of the hest qu lily c Arabic or Farm Land
in the very highest state OF cultivation There Is upon
the place large Apple orchard OF thrifty trees III the
prime Of bearing. besides cherry pear aud other q u
trees. The buildings consist of large and commodioH
Two Story Frame House, extensive Frame Barn stabl-
ing, Shedding, we'll watered nshUut, g. orougy I'M
derdraRed, &c, Ac the whole farm is we'll fenced
and perfect order This farm Is one OF The most pro-
ductvs In the county II has been frmed for over tan
years by Mr. Jos Sheppard, who can be found at the
farm. To either rmers capitalists II presents an
In estment Of the most desirable character plan OF
survey be and terms Of sale will be made known
at the time OF sale The farm produced net last year
over $3T0O, clear Of all expenses
Also. at the time and place, small Frame House
and lot Of three less, situate the west
side the Mt Ephram Turnpike, about quarter Of
amile from Mt Ephraim, Further Information may be
obtained from ISAAC dERllART, No. 1875 South 9th
Street Philadelphia. sept 6-j
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-10
Peach Earm f0r Sale.

fesA WE have for sale beautiful PEACH FARM
Aa OF ITO ACRES The situation Is high, healthy and
MI overlooking the North East River aud Philadel-
phia, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad and is very
con venient place, being only Il miles from the North
Depot, Cecil County, Nd and half mile from the
river where grain truck aud peaches be shipped
and limo and manure landed. The soil 10 light sandy
loan; half the place In young Chestnut and Oak Tim.
Der, with a Peach Orchard sf i0c0 trees-three
years planted Of the best grated fruit commenced
boar this season. Farm aud Tenant houses, aud out
buildings aud fences In comfortable order, good
water; handy Schools stores, mills, and churches sc
This property is 20 miles from wilmington, Del, but
hour ride in the cars and will be sold low If applied for
soon Further particulars and plot OF the place will
be given by application WIN. BRIGHT SON,
sep lc-2m No. 10 West 18th st., Wilmington, Del.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-10
nATURE,s LOYALTY.


: a. Laws universal and supreme,
In Natures Realm are ever seen
Nd In osrth and ocean, air and sky,
A- No rebel atom meets the eye.
The day and week, and mouth and year,
Keep loyal holiday with cheer,
Aud sun and moon, and stars oil iigh',-
The milky-way Of lesser light,
All speak loyal resolution
FOR neither Natures constitution.
No ruffian band can Interfere
To tbyart free votes In Natures sphere;
When she bids martial Winter cease,
Tho hoar.f ost grasp's soon released
Then smiling Spring shows her bland face,
wreathed In loyal flowers OF grace,
saluting man with balmy kissss-
The only rebel deserving Misses
And Ia IL so, that man alone,
viii cope with devllafor thronof
Resolving he will reign and rule,
Or whip the master and quit the scqooi'
Amazing truth, and Ia u so,
That man 10 mans most bitter foef
Enough; 1t stuns the reasoning powers,
Bewlidering thought with aching hours
Tnrn turn ye then and quickly sock.
One hundred and eleven Market Street,
Where stern keeps LOYAL oIorBHs In store,
AssorrnPNT MADE, AND MAEIsa Morn.
Cloths Caslmers vestngs and Furnishing goods cheap
and uod All kinds Of Mems and Boys Clothing at Ill
Market Street, wilmington, Del. .,. arvn,,
AnrIl lgRb If Onhop sihhN.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-10
= VIs FuV"H
To LET.

XkTE offer tor sale BILLIARD TARLE, cheap
w apply TO SA. NEREKFR, & co,
Fonith and King Streets.
Also large lot of shovels spades picks and axes for
sale in lots or singly will DO sold bargain Apply to
aug lS-lm S. a. NEBEhEk, W.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-10
Sherid'S Sale,

2nsA BY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF LEyARI
sGsm PAOIAS to me directed, will be exposed to
ANU Public Sale at the hotel Of Morris Dickinson
In the City Of WILMINGTON, New Castle County, Delaware
on WEDNESDAY, the 18th day of SEPTEMBER, 1865 at
O'clock p. M, the following described Real Estate,
viz All that certainItraot. piece parcel Of land sit
uato on the souherly side Of the Wilmington and Phila-
delphii Turnpike Road, In BrAndywine Hundred, with
two Mansion Houses other buildings thereon erect
ed bounded by Robinson's lane the northeast by
Lands lately conveyed by the said Isabella Garden to
william Robinson the southwest; by lands now Of
william and James Todd to tbs northwest and by the
said Turnpike road To the northeast containing twenty
acrea of land, more OF less.
Seized and taken In execution as the property OF lisa
bella Garden, dec d., and to be sold by
GEORGE s. HAGANY, Sheriff
Sheriha 0ffna Nav Castle. Eept. Q. lS66lO "a
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-10
NOTICE.
U. S. OF AMERICA

District Of Delaware. ! S'S
Notice is hereby given to all persons having any claim
or interest in the Steamboat PORTSMOUTH, her tackle
apparel and fdrnture that by virtue OF process Issued
district upon the libel Of Elwood Iondy Samuel Beas-
ton, John r. johnson, John benton, Charles Cramer,
John Miller William Burrows and James A. Marlin
In u cause of contract civil aud marntime,
have arrested the said Steamboat, her tackle ap
and furniture have the in custody at the
port Of wilmington ssd district, and that said pro-
cess lie retu raiie to said Court, at Special Session
thereof to be held the Eighth day q September next
et which time and place said cause will be- heard.
JAMES g. AKIN,
U 8. Marshal,
August %, 1866 Delaware Disttct.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-10
W1 II R,EYNOLDS

Offers for sale farm of los acres of land Of al
r@eA excellent quality, situated a OF mile from
A5aa townsville, Pa on tho road leading from Now
sl-l ark to oxford, on New London to ElktOn. Tho
building are good comfortable DWELLING barn, wagon
house. spring house. with good variety Of fruit. The
I'm is we'll waered fencing good, 20 Of timber
u, a good quality II lays in u good neghborhood,
nile, from the Baltimore Central Railroad and about
HE same distance the Philadelphia, Wilmington
aud Baltimore Railroad II will he sold low, and term=
gll be tde suit. Arply 70 Reynolds, Real Estate
AInnt MminEtnn. Del
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-10

From T. v. GRAHAM, Mcclellan House, Harrisburg.
Was afflicted with Lung md Throat Disease of eight
years standing. Was cured by DR.. Turner and refer to
my onlal in his hands
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-10

RgMovAL.-Dr, J, Wilson having purchased
the Drug and Medicinal Store, lately occupied by
Mr. William Lippinc9tt has removed to No. COS
Market St East side four doors above Sixth street
A SUNNY OF fresh lru b. and medicines, perfumery,
10 a. Be, has bQen procured from the best
philadelphin houses. h. B.-The compromising OF
PRESCRIPTIONS will he cbnGded to experienced and
G.hIe assistants Prescriptions compounded at all
hour OF the day ornight
fsssJust resgiyed another invoice Of Summer Me.
i'Stfniorshirts Also n full line Of India Cause
,Ju mo ihins for the season at Dous htons No sos
Market street
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-10

Hch ItcR, Itch. .4rmy Hcb.--Eugand Col
don l'ch oin,ment VIII cure the worst cases OF
Army Itch Ii contains no mercury or other
ingreaiouts il any way Injurious to health
Tbo7e suffering froh this terrible disease
shonld nrocure il at once. Ask tor Englsnds
Golden Heb pialmcnt Nnd tnke no other Il
M ENGLASD, Druggist HNd Chein'.', corner OF
Fifth uui Marjlet Stree, Wilmington, Del
Price 90 c,7 boN Ny mt' 81 c's JnZi
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-10
The Piles Can be Cured.

MRS DE-. FOSTERS FILE AND BURN sALNE
Mrs DR.. ForRR has sold hundreds OF boxes OF !
celebrated PILE AND BURN sALSE durinE the lFt'
month"; and has effected cures in many Of the most 7t
horn cases falls to the Piles and WIZ tAA
pnt ere ia tea minutes She challenges the medical
tpmiy 10 produce an article containing equal curative
properties. , ,,,,,,,. ,,,,,a, my
Sold by Horny H. Brnshurst, Market street uSuw tl
Co sixth and Market sts Wilmington, Del. jy 23.3n
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-10
~ CLOTHING. q
WI Spring & Summer Clothing.

fNuR STOCK OF READY-MADh 90,
I SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING
nou ba,ny made up In superior manner BY the best
workmen in the city. rn.rv-ss Ann
FOR ELEGANCE, DURADILlTf, NBArNEss AND
'N CUEAPNEss,
THEY CANNOT BE ExCELLED.
Ont In tho most approved manner and hone-made, we
defy composition Call and examine our clothing before
elsewhere. ,p,,,, ~.
Clothing any other house In the city
Cloths Oassmers and vestipgs always on hand which
will be made up the latest style and In the Des man
ner and will be sold and In ailcases warranted to
tiRNTs' FURNISHING GOODS IN GREAT VARIETY
""N ~ EDWARD MOORE,
No 22s Market Street, below Third
ar I'll oIde.t and largest Clothing Emp orium In the
AN'N' $3.50 mhySf
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-10
TO THE PUBLIC.

Q69l THRlsubssribsrs would call the atisn. -
I'm ticn Of Shoe Dealers, country store keep So
ers and erybedy that buys shoes to sell again.
to the that they have leased that large and
dious building, formerly known as Union Hail. and have
lar gey into the manufacture OF Boots Shoes
aud connection with their factory they have laid
full assortment OF Eastern goods which have been select
ed with care by " the nrm who has had long ex-
perence In the retail trade, and feel confident that
Shoe Dealers throughout the State will make II point
TO call on and examine stock Of goods, that we
can convince them that Is net necessary to any Of
the larger cities for goods Of this class One or two
facts In this connection. Fact firs We buy goods
as cheap in tho Eastarn market any who has the
money to pay for them Fact second Oar expenses
not hal much those doing similar business In
larger city Therefore sell at smaller proat.
Therefore say to Shoe Dealers we will sell IA
vorabe terms any one In the business and all goods
will be what they are represented to be.
JAMES W. BRINE & co.
JAS. W BRINE. sep l0l JOSIAH SIBLEY
DRIUK CLAY LOTS, within the city of Wilmington
ID will be leased fer term of years Immediate pos
| session given, by application to -
je 2l-3m JAMRs WEBB.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-10
FOR SALE.

kALA That valuable Farm Of Mr.. Oltlvr Eastiul
MAY containing 2l9 acres Of very productive iRnd
Ak.k.h The situation Is high and beautiful, mile
and quarter tIom Newark, Delaware, 20 aarc- OF
Chestnut wood land would cut Z20Ou posts aud tails t
sa aud plsoty left Tor the farm stone dwelling 30 N
iee with 10 rooms kitchen 10 by 10 feet, Stone Iva
30 by ~ ieet smoke, lea wood aud hay housr all "a
good order. and good TenAnt House N.ti looms
plenty all kinds OF tTut ard the best -prng
water. This Ia Farm worth hs.ing and MI he sold
low II applied isr Don, Ar III" owner IS about leEluE
the state WA BRIGHT \ sos,
mug eff Real Estate Agents, Wilmington, Del.