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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-25
Results OF Horseback Rtde-A New
Sense Developed.

Over in Brooklyn there is young girl
who, seven years ago, was thrown from
horse. Her back, II not seriously broken,
had al least ceased to perform it's iuncuonP,
her heart ceased 10 beat, and she was
dressed for the gtave bnt about her face
there fingered so much OF life that her
guardian and aunt refused to allow her
burial. After a few days, wonderful as II
may SEEN, she recovered the use OF an arm,
she breathed, and 10 this day abe lies, her
body perfectly helpless, the faculty oil
swallowing entirely destroyed. Life is main.
tanned by injections, and weekly surgical
operations enable this unhappy young erea-
ture TO remain on earth. One hand Is
| tightly closed, and the other she uses with
an almost natural freedom. She 10 partially
| blind, and can only family utter few
broken words. Her body is wasted until it
| is the size OF child of six or seven, but her
lace Is sill pretty and bears no sign OF her
fearful experience. She inserts knife Ia
the closed hand and cuts sheets OF wax into
proper shape, and mould il, colors 1t, and
makes very beautiful wax flowers, lying up.
on her back with raised shelved swung
| across her breast. She has taken no food
in the natural way since her injury, and Is
the most wonderful, probably, case In the
country. AS her parents left her well on
and she has an aunt whose devotion admits
no meTcenary thought, this young lady II
comparatively unknown. But what fate
has befallen her-a living death-whO cal
tell what may be the action of her mind, io
she is capable Of writing much, or speaking
but very few wOrds, and withal seems Il
have developed an unknown sense, 10
, when her aunt enters the room with
letter. she berstlf cannot read in the gloon
of the apartment, the halt blind creature
, lying, perhaps, turned quite away from III
. letter, utteTs r strange noise End ialnll
speaks the name OF the PERSON from whor
| the letter comes.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-25
WHAT ~ A CARAT

The Scientific AmercdR explains this
word thus: The carat Is an imaginary
weight, tuat expresses the ilneness oil gold,
OF the proportion of pure gold in mass of
metal lhus, an ounce of gold is divided into
"a cMats, aud gold of 29 carals fine IS gold
OF which 20 parts out OF "a arc pure, the
other two parts being silver, copper, or
other metal; the weight OF four grains, used
by jewellers in weighing precious stones
and pearls, is sometimes called diamond
weight--the carat consisting of 4 nominal
grains, little lighter Than 4 grains troy, or
"a ZIG carat grains being equal 10 ~ grains
troy. The term Of weighing carat derives
its name from bean, the fruit of an Abyssin
ian tree, called kUdra. This bean from the
times Of lis being gathered varies very little
IN lis weight, and seems TO have been, hon
a very remote period, used as weight iol
gold in Africa. In India also the bean is
used as a weight for gems and pearls.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-25

KkHPIRo HER Promise. "A Scottish
widow IN the time Of King George was one
day in spring seen by the clerk Of her parish
crossing the Chutchyard with a wateT-p0t
and a bundle ',Ab, Mattress Maclayish,, 4"
said the clerk, "what's yer business wi
sic like gear as that y'are .caIrYu'G" "Ah,
weel, Mr.. Maclachlan," replied the widow
ppm Just goin' TO my guideman's grave.
I've got some hay seeds 10 my bundle, the
which Pm goln' to tow upon H. and the
water 10 the can is Just TO gie EN- spring
llke" 1.-THE seed Wilma want the watering
reioined the clerk, they'll spring finely o.
themselves" "That may well be- re-
Joined the widow, "bul We diuna ken that
my guldeman, as he lay sdeeing, just col
me 10 make promise that ia never marry
agln ill the grass had grown eboon bis
grave. And, as I've had good offer made
me but yestreen, ye see, | dinna ike tc
break my promise, OF 10 be kept lone
widow, as We see mel" The minister $ aide
de-eamp looked on the widow Indeed with
a mirthiul expression. "Water him weel
widow" said the clerk, "Msciaylsl sy,
was dfouthyl"
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.
a STANDARD EDE.

sacb 40 article Is d. slMMs' WHITE PULMONtC
BALsAM II hasst0 ID before the public Tor 10 ysars
aud hiss never failed giving satisfaction 10 single ia.
stance Every drop Of this valuable compound IL IN xsd
By Dr. smms himself, and has been prepared oul IN
BY hInssffof the last yearspAf therefore IT. r.
el upos. Il Is warranted suprior 10 any other for the
cure Of Chronic and recent COugss Sore Throat Hrop.
ehitls Asthma Group, WhoopiugCough, Blood Splitting
Hoarsenes, sc.
There iieine 10 the world that stands more ~
e own merits than Dr. slMMs' WHITE PULMONlC
BALSAM, Thousands references he given BY tbs
Doctor assng to its virtues, every dollar bottle
guAiant ed give satisfaction sold bv Duggisls aui
stors-ksepsfs thfoushO the United States. Pfee q
cents, medium and Que dollar large sized bottles.
PrneipAi depot, Fourth and kiuy streets. sid ty
49, ar-L Z mi The cnmmlIN.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-25

The GRANp PROMENADE CoNcEhT, which
sook place at the new Opera House, on Friday
evening, was brilliant success Beautiful
.adiee, gorgeous dresses, gay aud gallant
youur men, all combined 10 make The occa'
s,on one OF festive gaiety aud pleasure Tue
light airy, CHEEKY appearance OF the interior oil
Ihe building also added TO the beauty OF the
scene, aud gave Il peculiar charm 10 the enter
Iaiument. Not less than Eve hundred people
were present, about one.iourth OF whom par
1IvIpUed N rhe gddy dance. Mcciurg'
Band performed in its best style. Robinson
excelled himself in tue excellence and prom
lion OF the refreshments he furnished. tn
management knew their duties and execuIe'
them promptly, and oil passed of 10 the enur
satisfaction OF The company. The architects
Nessrs. Dixon and Carson, were present, an
IS they silently and modestly looked upon tn
hnlllapt dancers upon The spacious hoor, ap
peaTed to enjoy the triumph Of their success
ml completion OF the magnificent temple.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-25

The admirers Of tue BEAUTIFUL In art aud all who have
ase for the productions Of the pencil, by which na-
faithfully and arsteally transferred to the
vass with life-lke accuracy, are invited to call
open from A. NJ, till AZ Pm. docl6u
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-25

puRtmAee OF WHARF PRoPRRTY.-Mr.
Thomas Clyde said 10 he the largest owner oi
Steam vessels IN America, has purchased from
3Iesas Taylor and Pefot two wharyes inclu-
ding the water fronts below Arch street. thus
EsinlDg Que hundred and thrty-two feet adj
d.lional BY this purchase his property will
to extended TWO hundred and seventy seven
feet, with width Of seventy feet, aud VIII be
Ous Of the largest wharyes on the Delaware
front II is the intention Of Mr. Clyde 10
concentrate 1t this dock the entire business OF
Dis line Of steamers running between this port
and Charleston, Norfolk, and Richmond
p ,lddslDhtd Press
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-25
CONGRESSIONAL.
roRTY.sEcoND CONeREss.

SENATE. December ai.-The act to pay
saso 600 for the Geneva Commission expen-
,ss, was passed also, the act to appropriate
SCI, 900 for expenses Of the mixed Commas
sion al Washington. A resolution was pass
ed ordering IL, 900 copies of the Civil Service
Commission report and the accompanying
Presidents message, to he printed An ACT
was introduced TO pay expenses OF the prose
cutions in Utah. resolution was presented
lnouiring whether the President OF the United
States had been interested IN contracts
whether donations have been made him
whether he has given Offices to his relatives
whether he was engaged in speculation IN Tue
GAN Domingo affair; whether government
vessels have participated in the San Domingo
civil war and whether he has been absen
from Washington to make eleclionee'lni
speeches. A resolution was adopted aulhorl
zing the RCtrenchmem Committee 10 ACT
New York city, and its sub committee 10 az
minister oa,hs and take testimony ALSO Il
information about our naval vessels sent
San Domingo. The general amnesty W
debated.
HousE.-The Post Route act was passed.
The Delegate from New Mexico was swo
In. A resolution relative to the sxpedlen
Of providing by law for the election OF p
Masters by the people. was adopted A pc
lion was read from Connecticut to relic
Savings Banks aud others from taxation
resolution was adopted expressing regret
the recent execution Of students in Hawai-
The labor act was debated and after yarlG
amendments, passcd-yeas, 1874 Nays 49,
SENATE, December 9lst.-A joint reso
ton was introduced, limiting the office OF 7
.ident to the same person only ior one ye
A resolution was adopted to ascertain whel
any money had been paid on account Of
asserted lease Of SANTANA Bay to the Uni
States. An act was introduced relative
proposals and contracts for the transported
ofthe mails and Tor other purposes, A re
luton was adopted relative to the surele'
Norton, late defaulting clerk in the n
York city postoffice The general ANNE
act was debated.
Both Houses of Congress adjourned
January 9Th
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-25

A stated meeting of City Council was. held
on Thursday evening, President MARS IN
the chair
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-25

How 40 ltsGTHEN SHORT eRihfs. -
Hd,ee,'s Bd.af says MOdiales have devised u
plan tor lengthenng the short skifts Of street
tresses, 80 that they may trail on the moor
when worn 10 the house Make the six-gored
.nrt Of ordinary walking length that is, just
escaping the ground cut the placdet hole IN
The middle Of The back Sew the three front
nresdIhs " ith slight gathers 10 The bell, and
rnlsh the belt with looks and eyes, leaving
tie thrse back Widths hanging then lace the
upper paIt OF lhr back widths and put IN .
having string When the skirt Is 10 worn
"a tue streets, draw the back hreadlhs up tc
lie ben when !. 10 required to train slightly
IA The hGuse, lei thr hllness drOOp low oVei
he tuurnure, and the 0yer-skiri OF polunhia'
- ~ conceal The loose hanging hreadIhs
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-25
ON MARRIAGE.

Happy Relief for Young Men from the sf
Tests Errors sud Abuses In early iits Manhood 10.
stored Nervous debility cured impsiimsnts to Mar
rlA1s removed. New method Of trsztment New aud
remarkable remedies. Books aud circulars sent hss Ia
sealed envelopes.
Address. iOwAkD AssOCIATION, No. South
NlutL attuet. rhilaislphia. Pa. dtc2I-3m
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-25

sssSAr OGLETOWN IUTHL for SALE
mi&a Contains u ROoMs-7 up stairs and down.
alkA Stable, Shading, aud pump Of excellent water
49,. at door. One acre of grouHd attached. Price
h2,oOOi $1,000 may remain mortgage. For further
apply TO Mrs. ELIZA WILEY,
On the premises.
Dr. to THOMAS NJ. 0GLE, No. 4 East Third Street
Wilmington, Del. ian
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-25

TEE ApyEETIsERs' GAZETTE book OF
S,er 100 mage. sent BY mail to any address
soT Is cents. Published by Geo p Rowsll
/ Co, Advertising Agents, No ~ Park Row,
rev YoIk lilo " darlington ID. {. Std"d'
ard ssya Il puts the advertiser On the track
Il saving money by iudiClous outlay, and
g7ss information and advice that The oldest
and most experienced, rs well as new begin
AsJs. may find lTotlI ~ perusng
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-25
THE
A MEXICAN WASHER.
PRICE $3.50.
THE
The American Washer Saves Money,
Time and Drudgery.'

The Fatigue Of Washing Day no Longer DreadediL
Economy, kmaienoy, aud Clean Clothing, Sure.
In calling public attention 10 this little machine
few Of the Invaluable qualities (n0t possessed by any
other washing machine yet nvented) here enumei
atsd.
It Is tie smallest most compact, most portable most
simple In construction, most easily operated child
years old with few hours practice can thorough
~ comprehend and eiiec.u4lly use It. There Is Ad
Hstng, screws 10 annoy, delay In adapting II
II i miniature giant doing more work aud Of better
quality, than the most elaborate aud costly.
OF the fully saved by It's USE the clothes will
last onshalf longer than by the old plan Of the rub
board. II will wash the largest blanket. Three shirts
st time, washing thoroughly In word the ablution
Of any fabric from Guilt to Lace Curtain Csmbric
Handk equally within the capacity Of Thu
LITTLE GEN II car be fastened TO any tub aud las
ken Cd Al will.
No matter how deep rooted prejudice may exist
against Washing Machines, the moment this little
chine II To perform its wondei all doubts Of itf
cleansing efficacy aud utility are banishsd and the
doubie and dstractor At become tho fast friends Of
the machine.
We have testimonials without end, setting forth II
numerous advaniA ges all others, aud from hun
drels who have thrown aside the unwiedy, useless ma
Chimes which have signally failed to accomplish the oh
ect promised In prominent aud loud sounding
| menti
II perfect for washiHg wrlnger Is for wiring
lug. The price another paramount inducement 10 pur-
rhassrs ~ been placed low that il is within IN,
reach Of every housekeeper, and there In article
domestic economy that VIII repay the small Ltnyvsmen
| so soon.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-25

G.. l.. WILD g. BRO.
42O Eleventh ST., Washington, b. c.,
Inventors and Manufacture.

Also. Manufacturers Of Improved Elian Hams.
Drums BlpJos, Iambourines, nc aud dealers in
Pianos, Orgsas, Musical Instrument aud Mucai Msr.
ehaudiss generally.
The prizes OF our Dancing Toys aud other maniac
being liked At the lowest cash rates thew viii H.
seut only upon receipt Of price by EXPRESS & o. :
Money should he sent by postal orders Or EXPRESS or b
draiss on New York, Baltimore, or Washington. "
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-25

Inormaton guaranteed to produce aluruftant growth
OF hair upon bald head besrdisss face also recipe
Tor tbs fsG4val VI Pimpiss Botehss kruptions
the skin, saVinE the same so clear aHd bvauti can
b. ottaiusi vttho al charge by addressing
THos. y CHAPMAN ,CBEEIsr,
ssttt0.sm a2aBioadNAy Mes York
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-25
TRUCK GROUND TO LEFT.

1 HAVE some ten Of Land as we'll situated for
raising vegetables as any other, that propose TO
lot for one more years. Anl will give posfesson SO
A1a that theremay be ample time h prepare fr au
- early spring crop. Als1, my FARM LAND TO LET
-o about hlty acres, twenty of which should 70 in
corn next year all within one mile Of Mark Street.
Wilmington Del. prefer to let Tor cash rent giving
the tenant for the time agreed upon full possession m
Though the real owner aud will make liberal conditions
with satisfactory security.
j. A. BROWN, Maryland Avenue,
augItf FORMERLY Nswnntt piL.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-25
Deafness Blindnessand Catarrb

Treated With ths utmost success, BY J. IsAACS 81 D.,
aud Professor Of DlaEAsEs Of tue EYE sAd BAR (hii
speciality la the Medical College OF Psnnsysanik
Years sspshsnqs, formerly Of Leydsn, HollandD No
So RCH STREET, PHILADELPHIA. Testimonial,
cAu he seen his ohce The medical faculty are o
vited accompany their PATIENTS as he has secret
a his practice. Arhcial eyes Inserted without pay
0TcharJs Tor azamtnauon api2lsl
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-25

So give some Idea Of the distress existing consequent
thsreupon We gve the following brief and comprehen-
siye extract -
Iron the New FORK Herald)
Women and children are going round, Seek
lug something to satisfy their hunger, which there is
nothing TO supply. No one has provisions money.
What provisions there in the city now burned
or eaten. few people have enough for day two
not longer. Provisions arriving but distributed
fast possible. Twenty dead bodies have been
ken to the station the North side At present 1t Is
impossible to know who they As night on,
the want VI gas is keenY felt There few candles In
the city, and water except what 10 taken from the
Lake ureat 10 rs Of thieves felt the West side
and General Sheridan Is still calling for troops from dii-
fsTen posts To keep order All business and work ia
suspended, aud every one Is occupied In procuring
something to eat, and places Of shelter The susrings
on the North side heart rending. finy thousand
men, women and children hudded together ike so
many animals. Seventeen thousand Germans and Irish
praying for relief Helpless children asking for
bread from heart broken parents who know not which
way TO turn to do except to await supplies which
must be slow In coming there is part Of the burnt
district where IT II almost impossible to travel. Patti
enls who had been removed from beds OF sickness Il
lives, which nearly spent, all exposed to
the rain last night and the cold winds to-day
Several deaths occurred at Lincoln Park. Another
night must be spent In the Lincoln Park and the breh
fields Of Division Street, and yet another Trains
extras are loaded TO their fullest capacity, taking peO
Pile away, who In many Instances have place to 60 to
but yet cannot stay here, aud each tran leaves Nv
| Evening Journal" got out half sheet tonight an,
| other papers will follow to morrow
When sending subscriptions please write nance planl,
SO that they eau b. correctly Acknowledged.
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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-25

CHiNkaE MAXINE "A day has twelve
hours although II IS so long, there ia % lear
& will not be finished.
ia man he GOOD. heaven will certainly re.
scupepse him
Tie ponr cannot contend with the rich
A.e Ilch cannot siriye with the magistrates
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-25
Fer SALE.
A Truck Farm in Chrstiana Hundred

IA miles from Wilmington. on the Wilmington
EslA Western Rail Road, near Graves Saw Mill
ElEa containing 2 ACRES more or lese with
kii19A Dwelling House, Spring House and New Barn
and Appie orchard The property good order and
we'll wateret. For particulars Apnly to
WIN. McCAULLEY & co,
septl2 COG Market Street, WilmipRton ps
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-25

a CAR MANUFACTURERS company, called
lie soulhW esteIn Can Company has been
stsIted in Indiana, with capital VI 100000,
Id the Piqua Car Company Of Aliama coun-
~, Ohio, with a capital Of slOO,OOO. has been
.SSsnized u Columbus
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-25
FOR SALE AND TO RENT.
FOR SALE.


- IA Two five roomed houses 10 West Wilmington
IN Rent eight, nine aud ten dollars per month
liiiE* J. A. BROWN.
Aaas@A myS4 At West Wilmington.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-25
DIVIDENDS.

OOth OVERWHELMING OF SMYRNA.
10 Noy' %, 1871.
The Directors Of this Institution have this day de-
elared Dividend Of )slX PER CENT out Of the pro-
dc for the last xix mouths, payable to the stockholders
their legal representatives., demand clear Of all
taxes. BY Order,
nov7wlt W. 81. BELL, Cashier.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-25

To OuR READERS AND rArRoSs, we send
cur salutations, and wish them all a happy,
merry, JOYOUS CHRISTMAS. May health,
peace, and prosperity attend each and every
one OF them, in their business, their homes,
and the future that looms m before them in
sutic.pAtion and hope.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-25

Has q ight-A provision dealer thinks he
has a right to heep open shop on Sunday be-
cause he keeps meat-ing house
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-25
AT PRIVATE SALE.

The valuable House aud Lot Of LAM situate at the
ssaaAr s. &, corner Of Eighth aud French Streets in
~, #a the City Of Wilmington, Delaware, (ats Of Mas
III N Bedford, dec lased) The Lot Is over 20 fee
As2zA front on French street, AMI extends through
the square to Walnut street. This Is desirable pro-
perty. for residence or Investment
Apply to W. McCAULLEY,
Executor ofH. J. Bedford, dec d.
sep5u No. 606 Market street
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-25

...Ssr FOR SALE OR nXCmAN0E.--A
lsnE HANDSOME COTTAGE WITH 3 ACKKs or
I,skN GROUND, at Pleasant Plains, staten Island
kAk4Ns New York, within five minutes walk to depot
fare TO New York % oents, To wit; Three Acres Cot.
tage Of rooms, wide hall through, piazza along the
'front.' with yard prettily laid and plenty Of shade
we'll OF water at tho door with cisern At the kitchen
also another cstern at the barn. with pump in II bar
carriage house crib, hennery aud coal house Currsns
geossberres, raspberres, Cherries few peaches and
apples. woald be exchanged for Wilmington property
or sold for cash. Possession al any time Apply to
WM. McCAULLkl
telS II COG Market ST., Wilmington, Bei
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-25
PILES OR HEMORR HOLDS.
MECHANICS HALL.
Nos. 223 and 225 King Street,
WILMINGTON, DRL.
J. sTOCKLE, PrOpTieIOr.

Th-is the largest aud finest German Hotel In the State
The table is furnished with the best the market snofds
The bar Is supplied with tue best Liquors and lsgsr
Bser Lunch from 10 TO " every day, sunday eXcsp
cd Transient 51srdu4 accommodated Al all ur-'
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-25

OFFICE OF THR DELAWARE FIRE INsuRANcE Co.,
WILMINGTON, DBL, November 9TH, 1871.
THE Directors OF the DELAWARE FIRE INSURANCE
Il COMPANY have this day declared a Dividend Of
FOUR "a PER CENT clear OF u. T. Tax out OF the pro-
ITS OF the Company for the last Elk months payable
demand to the Stockholders their legal
taves at the Office Il the Company, Os Market Street
m SGT T. l. uiLPiN. ste,eht ~.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-25
FOR RENT,

NEAR THE SUBURBS OF PETERSBURG, VA.
ss,sSa farm OF &C acres we'll adapted for trucking
lmaVA has also excellent apple aud peach orchards
ml f{ and all necessary out buildings besides sab.
hsAkkA stanlial dwelling house. A hne opportunity
Tor auy person wishing to try that elton Of the ntry
for year. with view Of settling otherwise as ths
placs will be let for very low rent owing to unforeseen
circumstances to responsible party The place can be
bought fof $1,000.
mh27 J. A. DROWN
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-25

We Issue THE JOURNAL, to.day-one day
in advance-n order to let the hands in Inc
office enjoy their usual Christmas holiday.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-25
4s,5en FO sALE.--Johu MeMakin oilers 10
l,.i i'd sale three story
4 DOUBLE BRICK noUsE.

"a, FO sALE,--Johu MeMakin oilers 10
i.,E3 sale b new three story
- DOUBLE BRICK HOUSE,
Southeast corner Of Third and West strsets yiinin
ton Del Bath rooms and patent closets in each story
not aud cold water all over house gas heater range and
other veniences verandAhH at three stories
Ing superb views o the Delaware River and
large and beautiful garden Of flowers nd vegetables
vines, fruits, ETC. " leet front West street. 100 es
deep House was constructed expressly for owners use
but having purchased aud removed to MoMakius Al.
lantr Hotel" at Cape May he oIera this tasteful home
for sale.
One hafef the lot vacant, aud will be sold septIAls
by ifdesirot. Apply to
WOOLsTON CO.,
No. 10 East Third Street, Wilmi ngtop Del
Or address JOHN MchAKlN, "MoMakin's Atlantic
nolsl," Cape May City, M pi6tf