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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-02-06
SMALLPOX REPORT.
BOARD OF HEALTu,

DVAHU VI IIEAIIHi
WILMINGTON, Feb. o, 1879.
From the Goth of January to this date
seven days-there have been reported o.
this office, the following cases:
SMALLPOX o, Varioloid 3-total 8.
Ofthese 3 were white and colored.
were adults and minors.
were males and females.
Number Of deaths, 1.
Sent 10 the Hospital, ..
Az are reported as mild cases.
HENRY ECKEI.,
President Board Health.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-02-06

Young Donaldson, who made balloon
ascension at Reading, Pa, on the Both OF
August last, and performed a series Of trapeze
teats when mile or more from the earth,
repeated his thrilling performance in Norfolk,
Va, on Monday last. There was no basket
10 the balloon, but its place was supplied bya
tTapeze similar to those used by circus per-
formers, and above the trapeze was placed
hoop, secured TO which was suit Of heavy
clothing 10 be used by the aerial yoyager
when he encountered the cold current
The Norfolk journal, In describing the as
cension, says that when the balloon was re-
leased from its moorings and reached great
altitude, Donaldson suddenly, and apparently
with little effort, threw himself into a sitting
! posture on the bar, kissing his hand 10 the
crowd below. Suddenly, pretending TO lose
his balance, he fell backwards, sliding head
dOwnards until he caught by his toes on the
side ropes that suspended the trapeze bar. In
this perilous position he swung 10 and fro
several seconds-a time which seemed an age
to the awe-stricken crowd below. Throwing
himself back in his seat ON the bar, the AERO
maui sat astrde the same. Then began :
series of gymnastic MISUNDERSTANDING
himself on his back, turning over and "skin
ming the cat' by the side ropes, &c. Upward
grandly and steadily rose the balloon, cleav-
ing the air like mighty bird. When thu
balloon was mere speck in the distance, IN
visible to the naked eye, and almost through
powerful telescopes, the man with nerves o
steel and the heart of q lion repeated his da
ring trapeze feat of hanging head downward
suspended by his toes. Such a scene wa
never before witnessed in Norfolk, and sci
dom anywhere in the world.
The description of such a scene reads like
romance, but the reality far surpasses tn
most vivid powers Of "word painting" an
we desist from the vain effort to depict it,
When the aerial ship had reached an altitud
OF about half mile, and struck the coole
current of air, the @ronaut was observed I
| climb up TO the hoop and get his suit of thic
, clothes. Descending to the bar, he dresse
himself and then resumed the gymnastic dis
, play-exercisng himself to keep warm.
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A In,enlIe nnn nssnnrn,e In,er

Professor Wilson, principal of the Union
School at Washington, Pa, was shot and dan,
gerously wounded on Thursday afternoon, by
Thomas McGiffin. The Professor had refused
10 deliver note from, McGifin 10 one of the
young ladies, and on being ordered from The
premises McGiffln shot him ball, the entering
the him. AcGiffin is but ! years Of age.
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Trusses ! Braces Surgical Appliances

The largest and ost complete $500 ment IN the city,
Our steel Spring III builder Brace Is the latest improve
meat. The great Remedy for bending shoulders
strengthens the spine and expands The lungs. Our
improved double self adjusting truss auTpatses ali 9th
efs Has heen tried 10 number OF cases, and gives
peree saihaeton IN single double pernia. Private
rooms ioI lades to examine full stock VI syringes
Breast Pumps Eugenia Bandsgts Pessaeies always on
hand. Private entran inr ladies' on West 81 and al
tended BY Mrs. C. Foster, NJ. n. Trusses from 90
eeHts to 50 co. $3.50 W
Depot and Headquarters at FesrERs DRUG STORE
jan 18th Front West st. Wilmington, Del.
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ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.
Notice to Shippers and Persons
wishing to Remit Money
and other Valuables.

The adams Express CONF any HAVING FURTHER
REDUCED THEIR RArEs-an currency remttsnees
and paekagef-now offer greater Inducements to ship.
pers than any company. Persons wishing to Transmit
money, packages or h3aVy freight, will ind It greatly
TO their advantage 10 ship by the Adams ZAP es Com.
pany Particular attention is also paid TO the eoilee.
lion Of bills notes and dra's. Persons having goods
sent them from abroad should be part .uar 10 have
their residence NAKED upiu them IN order that they
may be delivered promptly at their residence
jsul-im sAML 7, BELTS Agent
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-02-06

~ he Voters af N,,V Castle County.
GENTLEMEN Al the earnest solicitation II many
friends offer myself candidate for the Office ii
Coroner At the ensuing Democratic Nomination Rlec.
Or Subject 70 the rules OF the Democratic Party
j,n2p-tn LEWIS MCCALL.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-02-06

IT, ne Dsmacraie Voters Of Nee Castle Comfy
GExrLEMES II sgAin offer myself AZ a candidate for
Coroner Of New Castle County, and pledge mysalf 10
give the successful candidate my cordial support
hereby tender hearty thanks Tor the generous SUP
jsnistn DANIEL B. WOODWARD.
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FOR RENT,

NEAR THE SUBURBS or PETERSBURG, VA
,sl A farm oi 90 acres, we'll adapted for truekiag
MiKH has also excellent apple aud peach orchards,
E.i aud all necessary Oat buildings besides a sab,
stantal dwelling house. hns opportunity
az suV uersop Wishing TO try thst elton tha
for year with view Of settling oth5f wise ss zoe
paes will be let for very oE rent owing to unforeseen
to responsible party The place Gao be
bought 70 $1,000.
mb2T J. A. Known
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sIIERIEEALTY.

10 HE Voters Of he Democratic Party Of New CAST,
Cenafy 30
ORSTLsMEN ;-Encoufaged by many f,isuds and The
atterng vote given to at the last nomination cleo
tlon, am induced to again offer myself candidate
for nomination cf Bher for the County OF New Castle
pedging myself 10 abide by the nOmin atiun nj said
Party aud eVe my hearty support TO tue successful
G tudidAte.
Respectfully WIN n. LAMB7ON,
New Castle Hundred. December 20, is7i-tn.
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r,.I.,. wIlI A,lmI.ted 10 probntr.

The will Of the late James Fisk, Jr, was
admitted TO probate by the Surrogate on
Thursday. The estate was sworn TO IS not
exceeding 81 100000. Ills widow is so'e exc
cutrx. Mr.. Jordan retiring as collegiate.
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CORONER.

To he EleetoTs Of Ne0 Castle County
FELLow CITIZENS Il offer myself to Your considsra.
tion as candidate Tor CORONER Of NeE Castle Corn.
~ subject to the nomination Of the Democratic Party
respectfully, JOSEPH YARNALL.
= Kw Castle January 10, 1'72 tn
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-02-06

NEW CASTLE COUNTY, rs.

NEW CASTLE COUNTY, rs.
-, The STATE OF DELAWARE. To the Sheriff
LIS Of New Castle County-6reetlng. Whereas,
~ JOHN A. B0ERs by his petition 70 the Judges
Of Superior Court hed In the once Of the Prothono
tary Of the said Court In ard for the County OF New
Castle, for the cause Of complaint therein alleged, has
made application to our sid judges that decree may
be pronounced dissovng the marriage existing between
the petitioner aud his wlfa, one Meliasa II. Beers
We therefore command you. as you have been hereo-
fore commanded, that you summon Melissa H. Beers 70
thas she be aud appear before the said Judges Of our
said Superior Court At the next term thereof TO be held
at New Castle In and foi the County Of New Castle on
Monday, the Thirteenth Day Of Nay next to answer
the allegations OF the said petition, and also TO show
carss, n any she has why decree Of the said Court
should not be made diasolving the marriage existing
between her and the said petitioner according TO the Act
OF Assembly In such made provided,-and also
to do aud receive what the said Court shall then and
there consider concerning her In this behalf to the
Court shall seem meet Snd consistent with the prof-
sons Of the said Act Of Assembly.
Aud have you then there this writ
Witness the Honorable Edward W. 0pin, Esquire, Al
New Castle, the Eighth Day OF December 10 the year
of our Lord one thousand eight HUNDRED and seventy
Que. -
| tssu-d December 2slh, is1i,-jan43m
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Adjourned Sheriff's Sale.

nv virtue of writ Of Levarl RAciAs TO directed VIII
be expo,ed 10 1 ubllc sale at the Washington Heel,
kept BY Isaac Pyle, In the City Of Wilmington,
New Castle County, Delaware,
On SATURDAY, the 10th day OF February,
A. D., 1872, at 2 O'Clock, P. NJ,
The following described Real Estate, via
sss All that certain lot parcel Of land situate 10
niH the City Of Wilmington, Aforesaid bounded aud
l.iM described as follows, to wit; Beginning A. =
L& point the westerly side ofIoWnsend street AZ
INV fert wide al the distance Of one hundred and two
feet aud six inches from the intersection Of the sal1
side of"A street. thence westerly and parallel with
street one hundred feet 10 corner, thence northey
parae with Townlsnd street sixty feet to another
corner thence eastery and parallel TO street one nun
dred 10 the aforesaid side Of Townsend street. apa
IN ence thereby southery sixty feet 70 the pes o. pe'
ginning, be the contents thereof what they may.
Peized aud taken In execution as the property o.
John Calvin aud Macy h. Calvin Ills vile and l. anu
to be sold by .. ,...,,,..,, al, IA,
shafln once. New Castle. january q. l6I2.
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NOTICE


IL hereby given to all persons having any lien lien
uroa the Interest estate ofWinAm II. stAats John
r. Collins aud susan Collins, George Stats, James
r. Staats Edmund L. Stasts John 2. Stats aud Mary
Deakyne or either Of them In the premises sold
der decree the Chancellor 9th state Of Delaware
10 PARTITION eau before him Al the September Term,
1871 OF the Court u ChAneery In and for New Castle
County wherein William stAats and others petit
tloners and George Stats and others respondents
10 file petition setting forth the nature and amount OF
the same 10 the office Of the Register IL Chancery for
New Castle County ten days before the third Monday Of
February next and to appear and prove said lien or
liens al the ensuing Term Of the Cart before the rising
OF the Court on tho third day Of the Term.
GkO. b. RODNEY, Trustee.
KRw Cams, January 9th. 1s72-te
In the matter Of the Real Es. In ChAuoery,
tate OF George W. Dorsey New Castle Comfy, SIS.
ceased.
In pursuance Of an order Of the Chancellor in the
above cause made at the September Term lsIl all pet
having any lien liens affecting the Interest OF
estate Of George W. Dorsey william Dorsey, deceased
Mary Dorsey, Alice Dorsey and Mary A. Dorsey or eth.
Of them, In the lands and premises TO which said
relates hereby uotined 10 he petition set
ting TO- tn the nature and amount Of the same la the
office Of the Register In Chaneery for New Castle Coun-
ty ten days before the third Monday In February, A.
1s11 and to appear and said lien liens at thu
ensuing Of the Court before the rising Of the Uou
JOHN G. PATTERSON Trustee.
WILMINGTON, DEL, Dec. ~, ls7l.--td
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-02-06
STATE FINANCES.

The Committee appointed under a joint Resolution Of
the General Assembly of the State Of Delaware adopted
A. ia biennial session Of ISL, to settle with the STATE
having completed the examination, made rs the eint
the following
STATEMENT.
on this Eighteenth day of the present month OF Janua
airy, 1872, the State Treasurer settled with the
Auditor Of Accounts, at which time there was due
from the State Treasurer to the state. f4i 5g5 90
Aud due 10 the Trustee Of School
Fund 90 said Fund. Il, lhG 60
Aud due 10 School Districts
ia New Castle County s G54 ISL
In Kent County. ....- sol 60 SO us cS-1g4 3b Of
In Sussex County,. 1872 COZ
Aud due from State Treasurer 10 the State
aa a Sinking Fund, under an Act ui the
General Assembly entitled IAN Act ia re.
lation 20 Oysters" passed At Dover,
March 25h, Observation-Disclosures. 2 Gis o.
The whole amount applicable 10 the schul
Fund, liquidation ui the state debt umd
deposited h. tie credit OF the State Urea
suter IN
The Farmers Bank at New Castle G54 Il
Tho Farmers Bank at Dover. 81 ,525 40
The farmers Blk at Georgetown l.52a JO-dl 1nl "a
Delaware Agricultural College Funds Ia the
hands of the State Treasurer as trustee OF
the Agricultural College Fund, 20 Della
ware State Bonds OF the denomination ol
$1,000 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. . 70 900 "a
Cash 10 hands of said Trustee. ,............. 10 40
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TRUSTEES SALE.

BY virtue Of an Order OF the Orphans Court Of the
State Of Delaware In and for New CASTLE County,
made the 23d day Of November, A. D., ISL, viii
be exposed to sale by way OF Public Auction,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-02-06

Information guaranteed TO produce growth
Of hair upon bald head or beardless face also rsclps
for tbs rsnpvAl Of Pimples. BOtehea upons etc on
the skin sAVipg the sAms son. clear And besutiul can
BE- obtained wiinost charge by addressing
tTHOs CHAPMAN, CHEHIsr
saptIl.Sm s.aHtoadEAF New York
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'BricL' Pomeroy's Breach of Promise
Suit.

Frun 'he New Haven Fall dunn.
Miss Sadie Z. Wilkinson has entered a suit
in the United States District Court, in New
York, against NJ NJ Pomeroy, better known
as "Brick,n for an alleged breach Of promise
of marriage The following is the declaration
of the plaintiff, which has been filed with
United States Commissioner in New York
1t Tectes that on the lst day Of January,
1866, Mark NJ. PomerOy, defendant In this
case, being a married man, and having law
full wife alive, did, at New Haven, In the State
of Connecticut, solicit and pay court to the
plaintiff with view 10 marriage, representing
himself as unmarried that the plaintiff, be-
lieying him capable Of contracting q lawful
marriage, did entertain and receive the atten
tions of the defendant with view to mar
Plaintiff says that the defendant was then
and there married man, and has since Who'll
ly refused to perform his promise, and under
taking TO take the plaintiff TO wife. "NheTe-
by the plaintiff aforesaid was greatly injured,
and hindeTed from receiving the attentions OF
other persons in view of marriage, and from
contracting o suitable marriage with any
other, and hurt in her feelings and good name ;
and has been kept sole and unmarried for a
long space of time, tO.wit From the time OF
the solicitation of the said plaintiff by the de-
PENDANT, the LIST of January, 1866, until the
present time, TO the damage of the said plain
tiii, as she saith, in the sum of $25, 000."
The complaint was filed with Commission
er Shields in the Clerks Office Of the United
States Circuit Court, and an answer will be
filed within twenty days. POmerOy lived in
this city some twelve or fifteen years ago, on
George street. and the plaintiff In the suit is
also well known here.
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On WEDNESDAY, the l4th day of February,
1879, at 70 o'clock, NJ,


viii be exposed TO Public Sale at the Hotel George
", Ortlip, in Middleton, At St. Georges Hundred
New Castle County and state Of Delaware,
On WEDNESDAY, the l4th day of February,
1879 al l2 o'clock, NJ,
The following described Real Estate, viz;
Ia All that certain plabtiuon tract Of land sit
h;iN Hundred and new Casll- unity aforesaid
ilA sud which Is bounded aud described AZ follows
TO Wit Beginning at stake ttanding In line OF land
Of Ann Weldon's heirs, being a corner for land Of
Alexander Colemans, from thesce with line Of land
said ColemAnE south eight and threequarters degrees
twenty-five perches TO stake in the south side Of the
Public Road leading ifou the Union Meeting House 10
the line Tree and smhefs Landing Road, from thence
with the south side Of said read south seventy degrees
west nineeea and two-tentbs psTches TO small
gum eapng corner for these pre- misses and supposed 10
be corner for said Colemans fron thence tbs
Aforesaid Public Road and by lice now made and
with lands Of RAyNorth Weldon, north one aud hall
these and In ue Of land If the heirs Of Jsbn
NaudAin, deeeAteji from thence with the line Of land
Of the said heirs OF John Naudain deceased ana hind
ing herewith south toynne degrees east three hun
dred aud tventy- ire perch,k 10 Herring Kan; ON
thence down said Herring Run to BlAckbird Creek
thence NJ said BAekbird Creek the several courses ana
distances thereof tor the line " marsh al upland OF
aforesaid heirs OF Ann Weldon, deceased nom thence
with the lie q their marsh A. upland and binjiue
Herewith to the place Il tegnnng containing within
said houDds two hundred and forty-thrte acres aud
seventy leTehes Of land, exclusive Of marsh Al cripple
on said Herring Hun, fellow the Herring hun Landing
Bridge, and marsh and cripple said Blackbrd Creek
fe.Esd and taken in execution as the property OF
BebIan 10 Denny and Sarah H. Jenny his wife and 1.
I. and 10 be sold by
JAMES ARMSTRONG Sheriff
sherihs ONCE New Castle, January 49, 1874
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Sherih7s SAFE.

by virtue OF VIII OF LtNhIl Fhthh " mt
will be Exposed to pubo sale at the Washington Hotel
kept By Isaac Pyle, In the City OF Wilmington
New Castle County, Delaware,
On SATURDAY, the 10th day OF February
A. D. 1872, al 2 O'Clock, P. III.
The following described Real Estate, yiEi
ssaa All that certain lot Of land situate In the city
tiN Of Wilmington, bounded and described as io..
n. lows, TO Wit Beginning al the easterly SIDE Of
Forrest street At thirty feet broad more or less,
between Twelfth aud Thirteenth streets at the distance
Of twenty nine fest six incheE from the southery side
Of thirteenth STREET at line Of land conveyed CT to Dc
conveyed to samul an Thomas McDonAld theAee WIN
said McponAlds line essterly PARALLEL with Ihirtesnth
street hfty-three feet TO the westerly side OF three
feet Wide alley running from Twelfth to Thirleenth
Streets thenes Herewith toutherly fourteen feet 70
stake in land conveyed to Henry L. ratnAl, thence
Herewith westerly through the middle o. the division
wall between the two houses parallel with thirteenth
street Atty three feet to the said side OF Forrest street.
thence Herewith westerly fourteen feet to the ace Of
beg inning with two siorisd brick dwelling thereon
erected be the same less, aud with the common
use Of said three ieat wide alley and alt other streets
aud alleys eonnecte ed herewith.
Seized and taken In execution rs the property Of
William e. High6eld and GeorgeannA hts wife, ond l. T.
and TO be soldby - ........,., -, "a,
sherG's Once. New Castle January %, ls72.
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FOR SALE.
A Truck Farm in Chrlstiana Hundred

"a miles from Wilmington, on the Wilmington
mVI Western Rail Road, near Graves Saw Mil
iii Ks containing II ACRES more less, with
Aalsilk Dwelling House, Spring House and Nav BAN
and apple orchard The property In good order and
well NA'erst, For particulars apply TO
WIN. MeCAULL1Y A Co,
fspu2 COO Market Street, WIlmIpston. De
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-02-06
LEGAL NOTICES.
p EGIsTER,s ORDER
IL, REQlaTHaia OFrfoR NaW ClaflE CouNT

ID EGhHTEtth OHDEN
IL REaIsrER's OFYIoK, NEw CLsrLE Cousrr,
January 2zd, 1874 !
Upon the application OF Margaret JAMS MehArdson
sud D. Edridge Richardson. Administrators Of Joseph
Richardson, IT,, late Of Wilmington City, In said
County, deceased Il 10 ORDERED and directed
by the Register that the Administrations AioIefaid
give notice OF the granting Of Letters Of Admins
raon upon the Estate Of the deceased with the date
Of granting thereof by causing Advertisements to
be posted within forty days from the date Of such
Letters, 10 six OF tne most public places OF the
County OF New Oaatlei requiring all persons having
demands AgAinktthe estate pressn or abide
by an Act Of Assembly In such made and provided
Aud also cause the same to bel Inserted Within the same
period Ia the Delaware State Journal Newspaper
published In Wilmington and to be continued therein
two months
-, Given under the hand aud Seal Of fhe 70
/ l. B. otthe Register aforesaid, at New Castle In
49, NEW Castle County Aforesaid the day and
year above wrltt,a B. GIBBS, Register.
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TRUCK GROUND no LEFT.

HAVE some ten acres Of Land as we'll situated for
raising vegetables as any other, that propose TO
ot Ior one or more years, AMI will give pOsrsssiOn
a. that therein be ample time h prepare f,r an
H early spring crop. Also, ny FARM LAND TO LRr
of about NIFTY acres, twenty OF which should 20 Ia
next year, all within one mile Of Marx et sireet
Wilmington, Del. prefer to let Tor cash rent giving
he tenant for the time agreed upon full a.
with satisfactory security.
j. A. BROWN, Maryland Avenue,
Auglu Formerly Newport Pike
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Morse's ReYiYnm

For tue Hair. Great discovery Just what Ia needed.
Iho cheapest aud the best. Only 90 cents per bottle
Restores the hair to It's original color without niurng
'he roos II axes the hair soft, sllEy and elegant
Sold at f0sTEWs DRUG STORE,
JAnlt Front West sts WilminEton Del,
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:, FOR SALE on EACRANah.--A

Stfe EOAe - ~ r Oh EAChAha As@-A
EmEN HANDSOME OUTAGE With 3 ACRES %
IaRt GROUND, at " Pleasant Plains" staten leland
kAfIA Neu YORK, w.thin nve minutes walk 70 dspot;
fare 10 New York, 20 9eus. To wit; Three Acres Cot
tase OF rooms wids hil through, piazza along the
'front.' with ysri prettiy laid out and plenty Of shade
also another cistern at the barn. with pump in III barn
carriage house CRIB hennsry and coal house CurrAnts
oseberrl8s, raspberres, Cherries few peaches and
apples. Would be exchanged for Wilmington property
or sold for cash. Possession at any time Apply 10
ietst Il 600 Market ST., wiininslo5. D.l
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FO r s ALE.
Valuable Farm in Brandvwina Nd

ss$A Near tue Practical Farmer, within Eve miIes Of
miX Wilmington, Delaware. containing over one
I'M t huudred scres, with Fine Manson House 10
kskhH& good order, with Tenant House. barn aud out
buainge Of every eserpii0u with fuits Of every Va.
riety thereon, well fenced aud we'll watsred Would be
suitable for gentleman OF lefare iArmer bsiHg with.
be sold upJn reasonable terms or wou be EXCHANGED
tor city property. for particulars appy to
WIN. heCAULLRY co.
nov COS Market street. Wimingto Del.
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q DOUBLE BRIcK mOUsE.

si4A 70 SALE.--John MeMakin oilers 70
M,EH sale ues three story
- DOUBLE BRICK HOUSE,
soath-east corner Of Third aud West Streets Wiina
Ton, Del Bath rooms and patent closets In each 1tory
not and cold water all over house gas heater range and
other eonyenences verandahs a. three stories
Ing superb views the Delaware River and sufroupdipgs
large aud beautiful garden a flowers and vegetables
vines uts, etc. 81 iset front West street. 100 fact
deep Fou3e constructed expressly for owners use
but haviag purchased aud removed To- MeMakins AZ
lanur hoel at Cape May he oilers this tasteful home
for sale.
One hafef Lofts vacant, and will DO told separate
ly. ifdesiret. Apply to
wOOLsTON CO.,
No. 10 East Third street. Wilmington. Del
Or address JOHN MoMAKIN, ''NeMakin's Atlantic
Hotel" Cape May City, J. pi6H