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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-25
RnbIit Salts.
UALUABLE
manufacturing and City Property.
AT PRIVATE SALE.

Al PRIVATE SALE.
The following desirable real estate is offered at
private sale.
NO. 1.-The two steam and water power mills
now Occnp pied and used kiln dried corn meal and
Hour mills by James Il Price Co.. situated on the
south SIDE OF the Brandywine. with all tle water
rgns belonging thereunt0. comprising four sew
enths or controlling interest Of the Brandywne
water on ths south side Of the creek This proper
water wheels, one seventy horse power engine, bolt
ing clothes aed a1tures all in perfect order. Also.
valuable wharf property adjoining mill.
No. "a large lot Of land Containing three and
ahat aereS moro or less, situated the south bank
q tie grapdywine short distance below the mil .
Courtney { Beecner Co, with very large froSJaEs
on the GEEK snd admirably adapted for wharves.-
On this property arc situated q stable, one store
heuse and three dwelling houses.
No JIA lot Of land With two two-stoLy frame
eooPSr shops. situated At the corner Of fifteenth
ON Walnut street by 70 feet in depth along Fifteenth
| No. 4-AtwO-and-a "A half story double brick dwell
ing house with lot l32 teet front Sixteenth street
by l50 feet in depth Wa nut situated at the 8.
! W. corner Of Sixteenth and walnut streets, being
No. 2S 8; Sixteenth street and running through the
square. House furnished with all modern prove
mOnts.
No, GA two story frame dwelling house, with
lot about % feet front Fifteenth street BY fOrty
feet in depth. being No. 2l2 Il. Fifteenth street.
No. ga lot Of Ian d ~ the s. +. corner Of Four
tsonth and French streets. so feet on French stree
by ITO feet on Fourteenth street. with large franz
No. "A lot SfIsnd al ,he Southeast. corner o
Fourteenth and Orange streets. % feet on -Four
| teenth street by sc feet on Orange street.
No.8-A lot of land vita dns brick stable on tn
south side Of Fourteenth street. between Narke
and Orange streets. with front Of about 50 feet o.
!, | Fourteenth street. with depth Of go feet.
No. "a very desirable building lot at tho N,
corner Of Eighth and Madison streets. with iron
II 50 feet Madison street by ~ on Eighth street
All the above describsd property Is now oHere
at private sale on easy terms OF payment. Ii con
prises some valuable building lots, tO9eths " wit
two Of the most available mill sites on the Brandy
Wice
For full particulars and terms, apply to
. JAMES Y. PRICE,
Or to his Attorney.
!, je 23-6, GEORGE II. RAlES,
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the public that he has not takeh the back pay,
and don't ntond to do it, proposing to let it re-
main where he says it is, in the Treasury Of the
United States. Senator John thinks that Is ali
that is necessary in his cass and perhaps it is hui
we would like to know whether the precise
amount. 1885, does not still stand TO his credit
the books of tue Accounting Officer Of the Senate
and whether in the event OF his dyinR-msn viii
die, you knOw-his legal representatives, could
draw ont the aforesaid Aum for the benefit Of his
heirs H-BaH. Gazette.
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TIE VRaINIA MODoos-Lhe Washlnstoa ssar
ereaits 10 the WarTentOun Va.) IndeK the state
mont that band ol outlaws are encamped on the
mountains Of CulpepsF. Virginia, and are laying
The country around under contribution ioE sup
plies, headed By . man named JAMESON no.
known IN thosa parts, and AN Isishman hAnleo
Winiamh, well known in culpeper. The Wsrren-
town Inaax pnhlishsd . letter tFom Culpepor'
makina thsss statements, but the Index knew
vSv veil that Il smanAtsd from q citizen OF Cai-
pensr, who has been known for years as tha edlto'
| a. a mythical paper, called the Elk Run Gazette
who snploys bis leisure time IN peEPserahhs JUS
such quizzes.
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The force Of track-layers on the Lynchburg and
Danville railroad was on Monday increased to one
hundred men, who will hereafter be employed il
pushing the work to completion.
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DIVIDEND

MECHANICS L0AN.-Havs you subscribed 70
NA the srd series Of Stock o. the AsehAnics'
Loan Association.
The Association now offers 10 pay a premium Q
10 per cent. for stock Of the lst series
This shows the large prOaLs made and Arguss well
for the value Of the new stock.
Cau on the Secretary.
y. 7. TAYLOR,
may13 FO2 Marked Stress Z
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VNOR RENT.-The large Rrd and Wharf proper
E ~, foot Of Orange street. -
Apply 70 J. A. HARRIS,
Ian2i-2Awtf N. +. ssrRsr Front and Tatnall SIS.
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js23-m.
lEREMPToRY sALE.

To close the estate Of SCATTERGOOD ALLEN. dc.
ceased
win be sold at PUBLIC SALE, By orders Of tn,
Executor, at
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AGttfess

NQIlCE,-A meeting Of the CorporatOrS Of the
4 ~ BON Bay Hook Land Improvement C00pany
will be he Id in Philadelphia ct No. l2 Mil 7tk
street ON SATURDAY next the 18th Of June 1874
at clock. p. m. TO organize the Company and for
tRe eecton of Direetors in accordance with the act
II. n. wICKBRsHAM.
ELIJAH THOMAS.
WILLIAM CALHOUN
Je2$St n. b. HAYES.
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NOTICE.-A.F A. M.-Tbe sirtv-.av.n,b a.
1ual communication Of the NJ w. Grand Lode
Si A. =; A. ~. Of the State Of Delaware, viii Sc
ton. on FRIDAY. the 27th day Of June 1S7s. a Ii
CLOCK. .: m. J. P. ALLMOND
may23-3taWtm SecretarS Grand IoJs.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-25

N0IICE----WaitOu / James will sesvs pounds
~ ICE daily to any Of their eustomss for 3 esatS
PSt week. js9-u
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A IA MEETING OF CORPORATORs Of CLAY
"A ton Loan Association, the underlined vas
authou1ed TO open book for subscription OF stock
1t n proposed 10 run this loan on the new plan.
OF the loan and 10 collect the premium with due
and Interest. 1t Is also proposed 70 have weekly
payments.
jel2-tf MI. LICHTENsTKTN.
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- EMEMRER. the only place ts buy a OrisinaI
~ oCent Y ara Cigar. Wholesale and Retail, e 81
RE. HAYES,
mayS-WJm "a and Rfanch streets,
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IlOR RRhr-NsW Hanss. Ne. Ian uaR-
IL FisOn street, eleven rooms, al modarn
imBF0Vemonts. bay windows. thfeo staries.
P0ssesaioR at onoa Il dsalro3. Inquire at
l4ll HaPfis0n street. te1S3-tt
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DIVIDEND.

DELAWARE RAILROAD COMPANY.
r DovRa. DBL, June 9Th.
Inc Board Of Directors have dsearod 9 Ieui- i-an- :
nuAl divdeDd Of per eset on the Cnpital Staak of
the Company. payable on aud after Julv ISt- Ig5S
Jels-2W N. HAYES. Soc'y and TFSas1ror
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-25

IL A email TGSaIal Steam Boiler. : toue three
horse power. suitable for dFivng small onglAa 90
Q heating paFpOsss. Prioa SO. Apply e. TITS Of
soDtA-0
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-25

Lon RENT-,rwo large eonnsesing Rooms -
IL IN the third story Of the Savlls baild- ~
hetarins. Apply 20 ALEX SANkLLk.
fsSi.1 5ii MARKET slissl.
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Mrs. Mahon, OF smyrna administers on the
estate OF her late husband, Charles L Mahon.
A grand hop is to be given by the young men
OF Middletown next Thursday, goth INST, in the
town hall.
fair and festival for the benefit of Odessa
NJ. L. Church, will be held in that town on the
18th and 10th.
Some OF our down the State exchanges have
mixed up things terribly in their accounts of the
President visit.
Dogs got into the sheep OF Mr.. Isaac slaughter
in Little Creek Neck last week, and killed three
or four and injured several.
Rev. w b. Gregg, of Felton,. was surprised
on Monday night by visit from donation par
ty which came in upon him and filled his larder.
The teachers and students of Smyrna Semina-
ry are preparing for a musical and literary enter
tanment to be given at the town hall on the
23l.
Mrs. Ruthanna Jenkins, widow Of the late Jonas
Jenkins, President,of the Farmers Bank Of Dover
died in that town on Monday, aged over 90
years.
On Sunday, 23l inst Rev. G. Huntington. OF
Dover, will preach sermon In ulenlOridHt OF DR..
Charles i. Mahon, in the Presbyterian church
Of Smyrna
Mullen Il Gibson, of FELTON,, have secured
So, 900 worth OF stock towards establishing a
canning and drying establishment in that town
81 900 more ID needed, which will be speedily
secured, it is thought
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KUNKEL'S BITTER WINE OF IRON
z. F. Kunkels Celebrated Bitter Wine OF Iron will
eectualy cure liver complaint jaundice, dyspepsia.
chronic OF nervous debility, chronic daGrhea, dis
cease of the kidneys, and all diseases arising from
disordertd liver, stomach or intestneh; such as
constipation, natuenCe inward plies, fulness Of
blood to the head acidiIy Of the stomach, sore cru
Citations, sinking or nuttering at the pit Of the
stomach, swimming OF the head, hurried or difficult
brt athing, huttering az the heart choking or suo
eating sensations when In lying posture, dimness
OF VISION dots VT bs before the sight, dull pain IN
the.head deficiency OF perspiratiOn, yellowness Of
the skin and eyes, pain in the side, back, chest,
limbs, dc, sudden bushes Of heat, burning In the
flesh, constant maginings Of evil and great de-
preston OF spirits.
Price 81 per bottle. Beware Of couunterfeiis. Do
not let your druggist palm OF some other prepara-
tiOns Of Iron he may say ia as good, but AK Tor
Kunkel's Bitter Wine Of Iron. Take no other.
KUNKELs BITTER WINE OF IRON.
now only ask q trial Of this valuable Tonic.
Price 81 per bottle. L. +. KUNkEL Sole Pro-
pretor No. Z59 North Ninth street, below Vine,
Philadelphia.
other
For sale in Wilmington by E. McInal, DR., Second
and Market, K. Bringhurst d Co.. Sixth and Market,
ii. r. BriRghurst, 317 Market street; Alfred Walton
2s5 Market street; j. j. Gallagher, b. a G. Sho0ma-
kerr Smith Painter, W. Z. Williams, Ninth aAd
Market streets and L. NJ England cor. sixth anG
Lombard streets. oct30-1y-15
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Fairfax Lodge No. g. I. o. o. f., at Odd Fell
lows Hall, Sd and King streets
Columbia Lodge, No 20, l. o, o. F., at Odd
Fellows Hall, Sd and King streets.
Delaware Tribe, No. l, l. o. Il. NJ, at Red
Mems Hall, Ais Market.
Washington Council, No. 4, o. o. A. NJ, at
Mechanics Hall, 2l9 King street
Rescue Council No. 8, Jr o. U. A. NJ, at
Hall 5l1 Market street.
Lady jefferson Home Communion at Hall 5O4
Market street.
Wilmington Mutual Aid Society, at 4O4 Market
street.
Excelsior Lodge, No. 7, X. OF p, at knights Of
Pythias Hall, oil Market street.
Washington Camp, P. o. s. Of A., at Good
Fellows Hall, Sd and Market streets
American Protestant Association, at Odd Eel
lows Hail, Rising Sun.
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MASQUERADE AT SHUrzEN PARK.-About 200
persons were present at the masquerade at Shut
zen Park last evening Harry Feldmeier led OFF
in the dance at $40, under the inspiration OF
Ritchles music. 1890, the company sat down
to a fine supper prepared by Mr.. Bertolette, and
at its conclusion the dancing was resumed An
interesting feature Of the evening was the "I4t-
tie German Band" Everything passed OF
quietly and pleasantly.
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AaftiaiiIl saTes.


IT B. INT. RKv. CoLLECToRiS sAIps-
= Ie khAL hhIAfh VIII be Sold at pnhse s "
At the untIcd States CUSHION House Rniy,ssale
s9fns. si slxsh end King streets, In the u p,nS
ON THURsDAK, MARCH ora, ASIA. n, Ia :,
+ All thRtJJ,t OF Tract of Hand stuated IN nm. m
Wine Hundred, CITY OF Wilmington, Coun'v n,,aNndy-
Castle and state of Delaware. bounded ma n, NeS
Beginning ut a stRbe In the middle or Ma,0h -.
AZ the distance Of thirty 900 feet nOrthward ,oad
ne north fiqe 0f the Philadelphia, WimiprtdIpu q
Batlmlre kaitoAd, measured AZ Right. oiss ~, ~
10 thence Bouthwestward parai 81 70 paid Ss setc
and at the parallel distance Of thirty (D teat
from about one hunired ami stxtyeight tiG sy ~
70 point VI 9 line with tile northWard siha AZ wv
teenth stroet a. laid out lnthe CITY on Wilm vi Tx
and extended without any change OF cOurse th ,Ssoh
the lantisAo the ChristlhnA River Innfoyasvnulg
C0mpanyTa corporation 0tsths state ot beIavys,ea"
10 the shlA TatlrUad; thence along said side
street ext nded westward about five hundrS, sala
seventy 600 feet to the eastward side Of n Sna
street aid OUT at SIX y-fve feet wide and ctasiw
the nrst menN0Red street a. right ang ea. Sug
along eed ehF OF the last mentioned street nor,S
, ~sra teI1 aendred Az thiIyseven and oue.fsT
4aidi thence thereby south $50 easi, nye hnanr's
and tightyahine CbssJ feet 10 stake and snnth ~
wes., one huhaieu AMI nity-nine feet seven ineh.s
what they may with the free and unnterrupt,I M
aud privilege OF slid streets as laid oct M nn
ase az fAy leet Wlde and alsn OF tile strip Of INA
thirty feet Wide between he lat aud said rairnsI
being apart Of the same laAd and preIlsss Snt
James Y. Jtfre AMI Hhilrna NJ fhls wife NV ut y,
'irume4 o. hearing date April 70, 3d. and ree9rtas
In Deed HecDrd g, vol. 3, pnge ab2 sold and cIn
veyed 70 SAID Q ristiana River mprOyemen ~ uVn-
lee and alho the same lot or pipe9 Of lund wi.
the said COIupqny by natrument bearing date M
z, 1866, and recorder In Deed Record !, vol ~,
30, sold and conveyed q Charles H. Gail ,gher
George is rh0lnpA0IL IN zee anu
Tile same being ,eized under dlstTaint Az the nv,
perry 81 said CHARLES y, Gallagher and ,ienr,,p q
Ihompsout and will I've sold fNr ,sh or taxes H.
he I'm tadis atea by George d ThpmlnOn Is Co
lately opal Oil Disters on sai1 prenia,s W.
Collector OF Int. Rev District Of peawa,.
Go LFcTOR'S OFFICE,
Wilmington, Del, Jan. 8, 1873. feb14,t
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WELL DONE. - The West Street Preparative
Meeting of Friends decided, yesterday. to have
shade trees planted in the burying ground be-
longing to the Society, and it is left for the pro-
perry committee to proceed in the spring to car
ry the wishes Of the meeting into effect. This
will be judcious improvement.
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Did you get a valentine ?

This snow has not made good sleighing.
Chicagoans are negotiating for the purchase Of
"Cedarcroft, the home of Bayard Taylor.
Philip Combs has leased the Bakers Union
building for four years, and will continue there
the flour and feed business.
The Lone Star Minstrel Troupe will give a
concert at Rokeby Hall, Brandywine Banks, in a
few days. The time will soon be announced.
The consideration OF the amendment to the
bylaws of the Young Mems Loan was postponed,
last evening, to some future time.
DR. E. G.. Shortlidge has been appointed physi-
clan to the Wilmington Dispensary, and common
ces his duties on April 1st. This is in addition
to DR.. Ogle.
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Building Felt-We have been very much inter
ested in examining samples Of this Felting sent us
by MIR. G. Fay, Camden, N. j.. 1t is highly recon-
mended for covering the outside Of buildings, and
inside instead OF plaster no tar substance SO obec-
tionable, being used. II has great strength, and
resembles nne leather. Mr.. Fay manufactures from
this telling, floor covering painted in various neat
designs For descriptive circular, price list and
samples, send two stamps.-N. J. Republican.
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WORTHY ACT OF THE MAsoNs "A man named
Beaucham, and his wife, both died in Baltimore
last week leaving five small children. Mr.. b.
formerly lived i'll New Castle and belonged to the
Masonic lodge there, and the members of the
lodge have sent for the helpless little ones and
are going to provide for them.
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Bibles and Albums-EW ". Harding, Phila.
Dwelling for saIe-M. NJ. Child a GO.
Black and tan bitch lost-Ars. Mary Pepper.
Notice-Wilmington Typo Union. o.
U. s. Int. Rev. Collectors sale OF real estate.
HardWare-Truman 4 Shaw.
City demonstrations parties.
Hasson's Syrup Of Tar-Special notice.
ce-Workingmen's Land Association.
Wanted-Girl for general Homework.
Five stalls for saie-Jas Bradford.
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EE- Extensive Furniture Store.-The attention Of
the public is called to the very large and varied
stock Of furniture Of j. ]. N. Harnan, NO. 4lO
King street. There is nothing equal to II in the
State Of Delaware, and persons wanting furniture
for oilce or dwelling can doubtless be accOmmo-
dated by this old and reliable nrm. They make
their own goods and sell at prices "a low the best
houses In the large cities.
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The ages under year. 10 From to 2, 8; 2
to 5, 3 5 to 10, 3 10 to 90, 8 20 tc 80, s.; 80
to 40, 40 to so, 2 so to 90, 81 60 to 10, s; 10 to
50, 2 50 to 80 2.-Total, 3d.
Born in America, As; Germany,1, Ireland 4;
Total So.
Mae, %; female, 81 infant, sex not given, /,
Total So
White, As colored G; not given, 2. Total 49,
Brought here for Burial, g.
ELISHA HUXLEY, Registrar.
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EY-Gto. p. RolOeH d Goa Advertising Agency, No.
81 Park Row. New YORK, receives advertisements
for all the newspapers in the United states, at the
lowest cash rates furnishing circulars and estimates
free.-BrOoklyn (E. d. Times. 1t Is model bust
ness house. They give more for The money than
mia. Pa
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RANKING HOUSE OF
JOHN M'LEAR & SON,

No. COZ Market Street, VIII, Del.
We receive DEPOSITS and allow interest on bal
ances, SUBJECT TO CHECK AT SIGHT. spe-
clal arrangements made for time deposits, make
COLLECTIONS in all parts of the United States
and Csnadas and execute orders for STOCKS and
BONDS.
We deal in Government Bonds, and in the follow
1rst-cass Railroad Securities, which we can re-
commend for safe investment, from thorough
knowledge OF their character and value, Wis
hORTHhRN PACIFIC 7.SO,
LAND GRANT GOLD BONDS.
EILhINGTON G WESTERN
r. r. 1870 CURRENCY BONDS
and RILMIkGTON d READING
r. r. SkCDNB MORTyA or BONDS
Amy of the NEW LOANS on the market furnish
ed to purchasers free OF commission. u. s. b2s
Delaware state Bonds, &C., taken in exchange at
full market rates.
Foreign Exchange furnished to purchasers in
sums to suit negotiated throughout Europe. Bust
ness and Commercial paper nrg0tiated.
dec. 26-4mw JOHN MCLEAR 4 son.
ID RDUCTIoN IN HAY AND GRAIN at
Commission House,
feb7a Front aud OTangestreeis.
q. d. ROBINSON
SIT Market street.
Jan24l3w Opposite Masonic Hall.
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SEVERELY SCALDED.-Robert Ol9red, an en-
ployee at Riddles cotton mill was severely scald-
ed, yesterday afternoon by the blowing out Of
the cylinder of the engine. Medical aid was at
once summoned, and his wounds were pronounc-
ed Of serious character.
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o. L. A. M,-The order Of o. U. A. NJ, OF this
city, have made arrangements for u grand liter
airy entertainment at the Grand Opera House,
On Thursday evening, February 9th Rev.
+ A. Fernloy, Of the Eleventh Street Nj. L..
Church, and T. NJ. Coleman, Of the Philadelphia
Ledger, have promised to be present. Appropri-
ate music Will be provided for the occasion.
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EE-Chdpped Ednds, face, rough akin, pimPles,
ringworm, salt-rhelIn, and other cutaneous alice
ttons cured, and the skin made soft and smooth by
using the Juniper Tar Soap, made by Caswell, Haz-
ard i CO., New York Be certain to get the Juniper
Tar Soap as there are many worthless limitations
made with common tar.
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M M. CHILD =, Co,

OFFER THE FOLLOWING REAL ESTATE FOR
SALE
One three-story Brick front yard, No. 2iO West
Tenth street, possession 90 once. - SEE
ond three-atory Brick. No. 49, E. Sixth streetwill
one thnestory Brick, mont and side yard, Sixth
and Washington streets, splendid home,
One three-stOry BRICK, No. II. Fourth street, In
good repair; (or win rent.)
One twO-stOry BriCk, with side yard; within two
squares OF City Railway Depot.
Two elegant two5bt0ry Bricks with Mansard story
NO. 400 aud llAO2 Bronze street, with ali lnodern
improvements
6ne elegant Market street property, one-nAn OIL
the purchase money may remain.
One three-story Brick on second street, between
West and washington.
That splendid house and lawn, No. on Delaware
avenue, with all the modern improvements, termsl
One three.story Brick House. OH Orange street..
between Eighth and Ninth, s5,OUg;
one three story house, No. W. Fourth street.
between Jefferson and Mad son.
Frame II use and lot Union street near Front
Price 3l,2UO
one three story brick, W. sixth street, near JEFF
fersOn, with side and front yard.
One small farm OF sixty acres, IN Brandywine
Hundred, Will either sci or exchange for improved
4 farm ii Bucks county penns Manor, OF 100
acres superior land, terms accommodating Apply
janl No. i, " seventh seven street street
LNOR SALE OR REN'r-A twO-stOry bridk -
Il factory, with 10 horse engine and boiler -
dec2iltf 2O4 MARKET STREET.
NTALUABLR REAL ESTATE Ar PkivATE
SALE. =
wal Sell TWO-STOhI BRICK HOUSES No.
1919, 1916 1871, 18l9, ami 1921, UAestnuL street
Three THREE TORY BRICK HOUSES No Tfg,
| 12j, and 1888, West Ninth street.
-Four uWU-SrORY BRICKS, No. III, T25, TAI and
1923 West Ninth Street
ONE LAkIfE TWO-STORY BRICK with Mansard
roof, corner Of Del Avenue AMI HOdnpy street
The above property iA offered a. Private sale I'M
I'll January lbtl lSI, AT prices below what II can
| he bul for ut this time. Terms will be liperal.
dec'2l-u Apply to JAMES BRADFORD.
INoR sALE.-Wllmington city Loan for SAFE by
IL a. Ii, GRlMSlIAW,
noy3ltf No a. W. Third ST,
| ENOk sALE-A splendid building lJt at the corner
Il OF BIT ONE street aud Giipiu avenue, ~ feet
front oy ll5 feet deep, For terms, &c, apply to
| Nj, M. CHILD y CO.,
No. 4, W. Seventh street,
hoY2l-u Wilmington, Del.
| NOR SALE-ReCeiving daily, large supplies OF
| Il Timothy, nay bAled; hOtn 10y water aud rail.
ALSO, hay loose b the ton from wagons, 10y
| SCAITERGUUD ALLEN,
| LOG W. Front st.
N. B.-PersOns leaving their orders can be sup
i pied at lie shortest not ce. noyl2-tt
ENOR SALL-The handsome residence No. "A
| ~ lIOl Delaware Avenue, cor. Of Harrison 81
| street. Apply To Iel5-tf j. T. MCLEAK,
|
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Ey-BARGALNSI BARGAINS lit is a matter OF
no little satisfaction To all gentlemen of good tastt
that there is such an excellent tailoring establish
ment in Wilmington, as that located at 415 King
street. conducted by John IL. Muhlhausen, a gentle
man u y up to the times and capable OF sultng the
most fasAdious tastes, whether grave or gay. MIR,
M, has had 20 years experience and has large
number OF customers among our best dressed PEG.
pie. At the present time he invites persons who
would like some extraordinary bargains IN WinteI
goods 10 give him call.