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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-07-16

THE MANIA FoK OPENING STREETS assess
ing and paying damages upon old fields and
dilapidated burn yards ont nl town building
bridges; paying extra per square yard ior
paving streets To keep avorles in luxury
and luMness, while the peoples rock-
cts are plundcrcd 10 pay for it all, has taken
such entire possession Of our city fathers,
that the tax payers are now being literally
robbed of their hard earnings, IN order to
keep the financial machine running even
long enough to show the people an opporiu-
nifty to clean out the foul and filthy stable,
and put into Office more capable men The
Nine Wards Bill gives back into the hands
of the voters the control OF the city, and we
urge them to see to it that none but honest,
honorable, worthy men are elected in Sep
tember, no matter upon which ticket then
names may be found, The new Council
should not be composed ol new men merely
but they should be men imbued with sens,
OF honor, and controlled by principle tia
would make them scorn to enter into any
combination OF ring for the purpose oil max
ing the city lis customer at the expense q
the public treasury. Watch the jobbers an
speculaiors. Councilmcn have been know
70 descend to the coniemptihly petty NEAR
ness OF selling the cliy's shnpasler cuIrel
cy 10 merchants out of our State for penn
or two ON the dollar. Can any man wit
soul so small, and love Of gam SO lnor,inai
be safe custodian Of tile peoples money
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-07-16
aY~CHEAP CLOTHING.
NEW STOCK OF
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING
II afr

MOORE'S. 9aS MARK EFT STREET.
uy~Fnsl Mnr,gasc Rind4 htal ani Queen
Anne Rnltl,l ,'omr,"y. li,rl m"ilgIpr honis
of Wilmington nni e,4mf tulrpnl ~ shares
Farmers HlnN {,Oae Fai lnln by titlmshnw
plnnkelt. . AMI j Nr7t l'hiid Street
as7g-R Item .mn,rm / uui ,eaiy mli it stock
CloIhlng IL made IL tin4 ohl hy Experienced
wnrkln,n, supernitmhd !" practical 'aliors.
No sl0p.shup ga0l7 hrp, Al d"ni''- No rs
Market Strsnt
Cy-Al Edward Muarro, 24s Market street,
IL the place To huy ynnr ~ thing. Ready made
Clnihng lAte-t htyle ul rut, nirrlY mniu and
trimmed aud at plicrs thar trfy competition
aelyr Connolly Whiahry always on hlui, by
| The gallon on in hutllea tne besi hrliole ever
introduced here Braudy rqnly iine, at II. 4,
Bfinghursl'r, 3l7 Matm 'nreI
Atiy4See Bunch Of Grapes III Standard in
unothsr colu nm. Specr'v Sinnlirl Vine bit
ters is highly Iecomm n,lel hy physieiens fur
lyspepties, on iepuni Of It's i"ne properties
it's purity aud it'd delicious flavor
ss-Ladies, those beautiful Hanging Baskets
are now livery low at j. A. Robinson Cor
Second and Market.
srErLawm ScytIei AMI Sheep Shears of
superior shape and quality at J. A. Rnbinsol
s. Co., Second and Market.
r4s' ihe largest ani be 4 Line ol tmlhs, Cas-
siaieres, ByavetS, NJ t"r order wne, ~ III
elty, ni Mdnra'a, Us d.rket dIreet, Whining
ton DHl
ssis"'l.aIaur OH" new crop, the hesi labl
o,l in use, always gnnd .nl perfectly sweet, whe
lnupht ul II Bnnphursl, az Market street
gB"V,lnahlc fruit Fa' II ncar dteonNou1
tIrl far ale hy drnn7hnW \ flnnBet', And
&eht rLIL Street.
aSfy' GleniwJrth'- Roach Paste, Just receive
.l the rignl tins iur the rparh a., al the apolh'
cary store ol II Il lirnehurri ,ali dnrkr, stree
tyHuongre7s wnlsf direct nom lhe 3piinl
can always ha mai hy aPpls'"E to u. II l'''hl
hutsi, 3l1 LnlNet street
C5g-Now the Fruit season is approaching
get your Preserving Kettles at !. A. Robnso
X Co, Second and Market
LY"Julogns hy tEe quaet au,i Bay Eum
ne gallon at u & iirHghnrsl's, 311 Marx
street.
Ly b d, ivef q .i 'iAli Coupons waited
N,lston \ TO-, iinntcts. M East Third :
4 LE-ann Cunrhor inst the time 10 use
/. Guylt tn IL BrinehnrsI, 3l9 Market SIRE
nd- Have you seen that Curtain Rack, ii
d most complete thing out, at j. A. Roblnse
i * Co., Second and Market.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-07-16
Trlcks M tle made Of Leei.lallOn.


The explanation Of the election Of ex-
High Constable Hawkins as Clerk of tie
Market over MIR. Fiprs, ls given in Tins
wise Some wise memher nl Council con.
ceived the idea that MI. L. Lewis, who
represented the Fourth Ward, was mol as
smart as he should lie that is, he did moi
see proper to work lnr, in and at The hid
ding Of the riug-and that he ought to
yacate his seat. Another equally saeaclous
member oonc0eted plan Ia gel iid ol Llm
as a member, ny providing an appointment
with salary attached in the employ oi Tic
city SO an ordinance was introduced
creating nm Assistant Suetl Commissioner,
with lhc understanding N t.c ring that Mr.
Lewis was lo be thai Officer Tie ordluunce,
In due couIse, became law. and the neNi
thing was 10 have it, nominated incumbent
duly elccled. Ju+l at tLis i.iut Mir Con-
stable Hawkins turned up ant contested lhe
field with MIR Lewis who had nehnwnllr
resigned his seat u C,Hmil This lMt a
new lace on thing, genelllA aud WY m,e
on the ring particularly. Hawkins worked
labonously iuI HE office, ana lis stock iose
rapidly su ltaIlully rapid, nnetd, us tu
secure enough vntts lo hLe tIuuhlu in
caucus; and 30 things looLei very ugly, not
TO say damaging, 10 Lewis ani lis friends.
They evidently hecNnir allNid To lrusi the
matter To Il caucus, aud ailel iue interchange
OF lenls and projects they came tn the con
clusion Ihnl Tic city did moi want IN Assis-
tant Street Commissioner, aud decided 10
repeal The ordinance, which they subse-
auenlly did. This move eSa-peraled the
Hawkins wing, and they sWvie vengeance,
asserting that the whole thing was done 10
kill Hawkins on All This time poni Lewis
was out Of Council, aud oul oi prospect 0I
promotion, and hls friends, ino weir ohl
grlned a, the trick. lnt heing hilile Ii
expedients, and knowing that Mi. Fipps
mo then CLERK ui the Market, hnd MT hurI
as uopular as he might have betn, they con
cluded to throw him overheard and give ih
clerkship OF the market in Hawkins as
compeasdiioA for damages sustained by Vi
renenl Of the Assistant Street Commissinne
ordinance, aud Mr.. Lewis, by way OF heal
ing his wounded purse, has been since iha
time empioyed by Me diy as IN Assislar
Street Commissioner, notwithstanding MI
pirk.ls-who introduced both the ortlinanc
tn create and the ordinance 10 repeal iii
new oilice-.aeserted in Council that the wor
could he done fifty per cent. cheaper by NJ
having an Assistant Street Commissioner.
All His, perhaps, would be well enoug.
so Tar as tIe Lewis and Hawkins interest
are concerned, bu, what is Mr.. Fipps 10 do
He was all efficient officer, and mtmlers Z
Council have been heard 10 remark repea
edly that lie collected more money and phi
it into the Treasury more promptly tha
any clerk within their knowledge. For a
this MIR. Fipps is dismissed, and left out i
the cold. Win Fipps friends submit, OF la
he no friends
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-07-16
Peuiasular Items.
ifrm u,e somerset t',iacess Anne, Ha.ld.l

tFrn the Somerset tiilHQess Alh9 Hellld.l
iEm r. Rider, Esp, of the Washington
llolel dincd his guests on roasting ears last
Tuesday,
Camp Meeting There will be camp
meeting at Drl's Island, commencing on
lhr 7th nf Anpusl. THIS place has long had
"a vide reputation lot lis camp meetings
and wr expect the tuIn oul this year will he
as great A. heretofore.
PoteA@. i. +. Rand, ESQ, near this place
shipped Nee h0x IT peaches from our
'lrp"t yesterday. These were the first ot
thr season. There is not half crop OF this
delicious irml tins year; we however, should
he thankful lor "small iavors.n
!SAakas. "A rather singular and suspicious
baking hoN arrived at the express office in
our town On Saturday last, labeled Fer
rets, " and directed t0 our friend, r. jag
pNld, who resides IN the WlcomicO creek,
about six miles from our town. MIR. ].
called in due season for the box, and you
may imagine the surprise OF the express
ugenl when he was informed that ii con.
Hined rutllcsnukes. They were sent to lin
by lriend, fl0m the upper part of Penn
sylvAnia. Mr. j Is said To have perfect
runtt0l ni the snake creation. fIe did moi
rNhibit them IN town, but III answer TO those
who expressed desire to see them, said ht
would hing one ot them in town in his
Iockcl, the next time he came.
From the hswtown Record
A Large Onton.-Mr Alfred Benson, o
this place, raised an onion this scuson fur
teen aud hnli inches in circumference aut
weighing one pound aud six ounces We be
lirve iLis Is hard 10 heal.
lfipn tie bemotiat, Messenger
Prospects If Horcester-The uture o
Worcester louks Brighter financially, THAI
il has for s0me lime past. Nnl only are tn
accounts from our crops 0t all kinds cheer
ing, hul the oysters in the Synepuxent Bal
have spread over nearly the whole OF th
Bay. 1t was feared that these native oys
tcrs would either he OF ltlc value or s0ol
exhausted. We have been agreeably dis
appointed The prospects arc that thes
oysters Will not only he fine and fat th
cOming season, but better favored thai
those formerly bedded, and that the Gro
I will be perfectly iuexhauslible They ar
Z OF different shape from the old hedde
e oyster, being cleaner and not so long.
1 heavy return is expected from This bushes
$ next season.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-07-16
spsoial NOtles.


We have a number of job lots OF different gar
ments which We ara selling OH at prices much
below their value,
We have good styles fine Cashmere ptnts re
duced to 50, "a and $i,which formerly sold
at S6, IS and $40.
We have Vests of similar goods reduced
to g.
We have Cloth, Cashmere, 'fricot, Pique and
other styles OF sack GOATS reduced to 10, ST,
81, IS. About one half their present value.
These are surplus stock and in addition to oar
regular assortment ofnew and choice goods
we have therefore resolved to close them out
at prices above mentioned. They are all
good, sound, desirable goods
Such a chance for Bargains is seldom offered.
Half way between Bennett A CO.,
Fifth and Tower Hall,
sixth street. No COS Market street
PnLApELFuIA.
And No 60O Broadway, New York.
ialS-lm
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-07-16

A WEEKLY newspaper, called The Great
RepuGlic, started in Washington about three
years ago, has suspended publication, and
The effects Of The concern are in the hands ol
the Sheriff, who will dispose Of them at
public sale The proprielors OF the paper
ran il as an organ of the "Boys in Blue, y
The "Gmnd Amy OF the Republic" the
'Union League, and numerous olhtr po.
htical organizations, and having secured
Office under the Government have aban.
doned the paper TO its creditors.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-07-16
fcoMMUNIcATEp. /

Mr.. EpITER i don't see IN none Of our
two papers-not both dNly-that the Rad.
publcaus are moving in the city election.
/ hope they'll do il right oil, and chusr An
ehovy plggins Tor chcerman; he Whites sich
purity addresses t0 the uooly oil. like to
reed 'em, they're so full ni spriil, and he
sides he the only patriot who knows how 10
come To Agei-hrads will, the coppcrhea,ls,
aud pint Ills hig wooden run nj 'cm with
etleclunhly. I'm for Mr. riggins for cheer
man, Congress, Governor, senator, United
States Turnkey, or anything Otherwise,
am. L0lITY
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-07-16
olty Natter.
Mems, Youths, Boys and Child ems
Spring and Summer Clothing.

Mems, YOUTHS, Boys and Child ems
Spring and Summer Clothing.
Our assortment is now full and complete we
have every desirable style, kind and size
Every one can he suited from the stock we
have all the different styles of cut adapt
ed to all tastes, including the medium and
subdued, preferred by many, as well as
the latest and most fashionable style.
Oar large stock enables us to keep at all
times full assortment, so that all can bo
fitted at once without delay.
Our purchases always being made for cash, and
having purchased largely of late, since
the decline in woolens, our customers
share in the advantage we have thus Sc
cured
Our sales being for cash exclusively, we have
no bad debts to provide for, and are not
obliged to tax the paying customer to
make up losses through those who do not
pay.
Our ready garments are superior TO any
other stock of ready-lnade goods in Phila-
delphia; any one can be as well lifted
from them as by garments made to order
anywhere they are as well made, and
equal in every respect and much cheaper.
Being manufactured
BY the hundreds and thousands, they can be
sold cheaper than when made up singlyi
prefer we have also
Custom Department TO make up to order with
choice selected stock of piece goods, com
prsing all styles and qualities, foreign
and domestic, which will BIZ made up to
measure by competent and experienced
cutters and workmen in style equal to
the best.
SPECIAL Notice. Style, lit and make OF our
| garments surpassed by none, equalled NY
few, All prices guaranteed lower than
the lowest elsewhere and full satisfaction
guaranteed every purchaser, OF the sale
cancelled and money refunded,
HALF Icy WAY And BETWEEN bhESSlt y,sIf Iag' .O
SiztA Streets No 5ls Market Street
Philadelphia.
And No. GOO Broadway, New York.
eTy~Fm,t Mortgage Lami d.an' B'nds u
LaAr Shperiur aud Allssls-lpli hnilroa Com
pan, per cent god Interest, Tree OF o"l'''
Stntps thAtt. We recommend thest hphds ae
stf AID T., uit,b'e be, sImeht rIOdutihf "'"1
10 y + tent q = nnnum ~ rulrtncy hhI ~ g
ohnnrS fur 70 Bonds yipdn9 au iucieter 4"
45 pes cent il mel annual inao'Le. Apply y
,hn MGhtnr x son, agents t"f lil t'nNi
Co., No, G07 Market street -...
MG"Milmiaei0n aud Reallnt Il .ita fra
Mortgag. per eenI Blud4 ioi stio ~ - an
interest, irae tom all taxes, uweinmsnt SO
curiues, peMwire stats Bonds. bnnh Stocks
AMI Rahuii stacks taken ~ exah'Hsr AZ i"l
market fatos hy J4nn MoLeir y So' bankerS
No 6O7 Miket street.
6sISr Foa SALE. Eve ues 2.slorJ hriuk huust
in Cheslunt Street uhlve Frubltn, hehnttnll
located hydrani wnlrr IN lhr yards pn'rhel
all the way iiJm the nIiy Alply +" unn7la
& l'Iunketi, 2 and West inlrd alro,, 81 ia u
\ FMnepau, li Fr1ght Afanl T. W u
u Cn rntner vi Fourth sui l'ae streets
Rsy-l0l Delaware Hairuad stock, thar'
Fm,i nnhousl Bank .itirt. - st.ies Fnmer
hank stuck. Iol rnlc tj ,h,hn a.cLvar si
hackers, NJ. Coz MarsM street.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-07-16

A letter from Indiana clothes a disagree
able fact IN euphemistical language when nc
saws the connubial coalitions in his vicinity
the past year have been mostly second hand,
and that they lack the desirable quality OF
a1hesiyeness.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-07-16
ID EGtsTEIt'S OItnElG.
IL Rlvisfen'4 OPfloF Nrw CAerLr COUNTY,

dunt sbih, lhtJl 4
Upon the application of ANNIE 5. GLARk, In.
eoairix Vi tho last Win aud Testament ot HANrMELL
CLAKk, late ID PenuahsI Hundred, III said uunnIy
decsAseli Il Is 1rd1rtd aud directed by tho Ka.
gstr thdl the Ex,curiN AuIesitd, gva notiurof The
granting l.utlsfs ruriameufhIy unon iia estate Oi
the dsea wth eLu ui graniDg thueoi hy causing
Advertisements b" pnsle Wstnory iAyslron tho date
OfsurLlasisn six oiihnmosl puhie places oi the conn-
against present the same, or abide by Act
Assembly snrh made aud provided. And alsO
cauar thu saina BIZ tusrItrd within tho Per
the Delaware State JHuTna aud stSttsmAhs nswspRp per
published In Wilmington, aud to la continued therein
two nlonths
-, Given uudsi tho hand and Seal ot unlceof the
H. g. Register afunraii, at New Castle in New Castle
49, county aiureslid the day and year above written.
Il. q. FKAtAi, Register.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-07-16

VINO Is TIE NEeRo's FRIEND s-on
Monday last some of the Sheridan k'ne
comnany drove negro man off the picnic
pround at Rosendale, with loud cries that he
was 'Demoeratic nigger."
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-07-16

The CONSERVATIVE PARTY OF Pennsyi-
vania have made up their minds to dispense
with the services of their present bialher-
skite Governor, Geary, at the close oil MS
official term.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-07-16
Nl,rIl,R

Al persons having claims against tie estate Of the de
eeasei must raAent The duly attestei t" the hxu
eutrix un ur balte June sDlh, 1870 abide the Act
Of Asaeuahly in spch case made AMI provided.
I ANNIE S CLARK, Exeeuttix.
Address, Ola igow, Del. jyls 2m
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-07-16

SECRETARY BOUTWELL,, Monday, per
empnrily refused 10 give DIR, Mary Walker
Il place IN the Treasury Department. Au-
dilor Clark and Gen. Spinner were willing
To take the doctor ON trial but Mr.. Bout
well was of the opinion that she could do
better outside OF the department.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-07-16
CUTFOLK PARR,
PHILADELPHIA.
CIR THREE DAYS TH0TTING,-ss

AMERICAN GILL n GOLDSMITH MAID,
Aud others will eompetf.
lei bay, MONDAY, Jdiy ls-2urs, 5000. Mile heats
Q Ia to harhes. II DOGle nAaies Is Dot, j. Lpviit
nimus lrOl sides.
same lay, Purse .0l Nln heat sin 10 httness
J. luyiu usin8s IN Hose W. II D9hie names i
John.
2a1 bay, TUESDAY,, Juy 2O-rura 1900 Mile
heats ia ! u wagons NJ, koian names x MyrOn
Parry lisnla n,in,s b z II tspur
jid lay MEDNEsD Ai, Jnly 2l-"uIse $1,000 NH
hoAts, IA o. harness NJ, Il Nisu names m American
Gi,l. ulhl, TIA nes al dlld1ntl Mail.
rle kirtt Race Wit rr L-twesn tw0 little wonders
tn III ia and Fastest Troliug Ponies in the world
lilI s ~ inch high, aud Ouly waFh- 60 lbs Ion
sides jB IN h high, Aud weighs 1U1 lbs Both have
| irJttfi eiOsi 10 2.i0
WILLIAM DoBLB Prop. .i,tor.
| B-the Cars viii leave Bro "a ana Pnm4 atrasti
at u = NJ 20 a"d ~ p.n Iraiu will leave mi
| city at " y IN, in timd TOR RIsss iyl6 It
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-07-16

The ALLEN MYSTERY. On Saturday night,
man named Edward Gilman was found near
his home, in the alley between Preston and
Jackson and Market and Main streets, with lis
person iearfully mangled, and he almost dead.
lie fingered on, however, until Thursday
night, when he expired. The policemen who
had been advised OF the occurrence on Sunday
arrested four parties George Scott, Hugh
Gordon, Maggie Richardson and Mary Ann
Condell - all OF whom live adjoining Ellman's
house, and are suspected of knowing all or
something about his violent death. The Coro-
ner's jury, having adjourned the day BEFORE
resumed their investigation at the First street
station house on Sunday evening. Ellman's
mother, sisters and brother, and the two wo'
men under arrest were examined, but their
testimony threw no light upon Ellman's mys
terous taking OIL. When last seen he was
quite sober, and had no money upon his per
son. He is not known to have been embroled
with any one. To inquiries made by his sis
ters and brother before his death, he respond
ed ambiguously, at one time saying he did
not know how he received his injuries al
another time promising to tell when he re
covered again saying that lie believed GeorS
Scott beat him and then avOwing that all h'
remembered was that, while on his way HON
on Saturday night from the river, where h
had gone bathing, some one unknown attacke
him from behind, knocking him down an
kicking and beating him until he was insen
sibe In all the evidence addueed there wa
nothing to impleate the parties in custody O.
any others. -C0urier-J0urhdl
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-07-16

About len days ago girl not much over
fifteen years OF aye gave little boy baby,
SIX months old, into the hands nf a col0red
woman employed by Thomas Duffy, ESQ,
requesting her to keep her child until she
could obtain a situation. The young mother
remained away week, when the negress
took the poor little wait to Mr. Duffy, ex-
planning how she became possessed ot it,
Mr.. Duffy took the child, and having men
toned the occurrence TO Mrs. Geo. Green,
But exposure and neglect had so preyed
upon its vitals that 1t died on Saturday, and
was buried on Sunday at The expense OF the
county. The funeral ceremonies were con.
ducied by Rev. q. v. jenkins, OF the wall
street Methodist church. Tue name OF the
unfortunate mother is not known Courier
journal.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-07-16
Public Sale.
wil lie sold at Pnblc Sale ior tue subscriber OF
Saturday. .JnlQ l7.laG9. at 2 O'clock. Z NJ .

Al the Court onse Door, ia Bower, DcawNre,s SNAIL
"a FARM OF do AGKEs, with rlaf musa contain.
E!i Ing Heven soouH Ala1 SmAli i'trn an 'lher
I,,i nutbuildnps SONS mutt. Apple urtliAId iu
ssAl1h bearing Tslrhss aud iunnE Tears About
% AcIus WundlRni. Wthin lulrer II mile NJ Ply
mouth Station un linlnwars hailral no0l or iTucE
Or lruit. Siualsi IN thhgins aud improving neigh
hufliIUd
CONDITIONS ~ SALE--len per cent cash day
ul sale; f27 nrfteAgni &l,ab0 nl tbs
unill January lst lsIU and VI 2u mnil January Isl,
lS7a. balance sh On dHvary Vi deed
ALENANnEh Il SHAW, NJ u.
THOMAS NJ. Odl.k. Eeal Estate Agent aud Auctvneaii
M East Thru street, Wilmington, bel ie22
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-07-16

A New YoRK morning paper OF Mondays
date contains dispatch, oslensibly from
Round Lake Camp Meeting, but evidently
written within the unholy precincts of
Printing House Square, in which it is
gravely set forth that certain preachers
preached on Sunday who didn't preach at
all, and that 1000 people arrived by The
Hudson River boats, when II is well known
To the youngest pupil in the Maltav!le
School, That the boats on tue Hudson River
make their landing nj least thirteen miles
away, as the crow nies, and that on the
Sabbath no trains from Troy stopped at the
grounds. This kind oi enterprise mny he
commendable, but il should be engaged in
only by those who have eonned their geo
graphy lessons to some purpose.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-07-16
For AaIe ann to Rent.
mo WANTS a MoMEi
" HOUSES AND Lois AT COST

MAJ hU WANTS a AOmEt
HOUSES AND LOIS AT COST
In West Wilmington within ten minutes walk Of Market
Street. clear OF City axea and at better rates than can
be obtained through the help Of any Loan Association
ass5A& FOR sALE,-Two thres-story blIck houses Al
% eleven hundred and hfty dollars each, the int Or
ll,s est on which would be only ave donars and
tegenty'nve centa per month. Possession can
be had In thirty days.
,as4A&r One new four-foomed house. standing on tho
corner Of Sixth Avenue and street. lot 40 feet.
iS by 60 iee price hundred and ffty dollars;
Interest three dollars and seyenty-fve cents per
mnztn would rent for eight dollars month.
- Two four roomad houses now building, and
,,, viii be ready for about the hrst Of August
iisN ~ ieet by 28 feet lots 20 feet by 100 feet
R&8.i1h PRICE eight hundred dollars each-inteFest
ionr dollars pef month; all paid that sum will be
30 much toward becoming owner Of the property,
4tss5aAr One two-I0omed house lot 20 feet BY so
IsssE feet. PRICE, four hundred and fifty dollars;
,lb now rented for Ave dollars per month.
lkAsA My object In Offering such liberal Inducements
Is to make Woai Wilmington village OF ownsrs In place
OF renters. Three per cant discount will bo allowed on
the hIst cash payment kchool House and Chapel are
nov bndlng,-two variety stores are open, and here
will ha found plenty Of pure water and no water tax
The rent that many mechanics paying should with
eaonomy give them comfortable HOME In a few years
The ilorte Railroad will within few years run round
tho northern and western section of The City and must
of neeeStity, run directly through West Wilmington,
iew lots Tor sale, tu build on, and cash raqu
&Nae ~ ]. A. BROWN.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-07-16
ron sALM.--.A nnAUTIFuL

n ", FUN SALN.--.A HNAUTIFUKs
lasAW FARM aud CuuNrhY KAT Of lOi ACRES Of
E.lt4 gtOl Land, wuL thUnt T.. acres nf hna Timber
~ aud wuJi l.aai rhe Farm BuildiugB are a
Sionn nwalling AMI Largo Barn, Wagon II 'usa sud
u har nut buildings PLAINLY OF Fruit. Fen ing all ~
good order, rhare Is Alsu u large aud splendid NEW
MANSiIN HOUSE. ~ by % frut, with large back build
ngs aud larrhes two SIDES all hnshad 10 the very
hest etyl with good stable aud her ouibuildings,
Ltwn IL front OF about FlVE AthEsi containing diff
fArent kinds Trees and Ever Oeus This pr perty 10
~ miles from the City Of Wliirsion IN Brandywine
Handra aud will ba so On easy ierns II not sold.
sOnn, II will he " rent WM BRIGHT
jani9-ly Real rs ate Agent Wilmington, Del