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Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-08
Death from Abestion-A Horrible Ca.

Boston, April IA conclusion has been
reached in the inquest on the body Of a woman
named Mary E. Faller widow, who died from
the effects of Inechas,eal abortion procured
upon her body, in tenemeHk house in Heath
place, Highlands. The testimony Of llrs. Ann
Geelan, Bridget Murphy and Emma }. 5eWell
neighbors aud acquaintances Of the deceased,
was to the effect that Mrs. Fuller told them thai
being recommended to Dr. MacSie, ) Indiana
Place, she went TO him to be relieved Of her
trouble; that an operation, too horrible to be de-
tailed, was performed, and that one Wm. Nc
Crackiu was father to the child.
AfSer the child was born Emma J. Jewel,
wrapped the body in paper and piece Of car
pet and put il in a closet up stairs. Subsequent
ly it was brought down stairs; she opened the
stove and Bridget Murphy placed it within;
there was Ere in the stove and that was the last
she ever saw Of the child. Br. T. W. Goss tes-
tilted that Mrs. Fuller died 10 consequence oi
IN abortion BY mechanical violerce. and the Jury
rendered verdict that deceased came to her
death from pyemia, fofloSipg Inflammation oi
the womb, the result of an abortion; but from
the testimony given the jury are unable to FL
I the crime upon any particular individual.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-08
frignsfulLeap
An INSANE GERMAN LEAPS FKoM Tas TOP of
ATHREE-SToRr Buu.DIs6 AND RtcBivEs FA-

THREE-SToRr BufIDIN6 AND htCBiNhs a
TAI INJURIES.
About four o'clock yesterday afternoon. while
the King street market was at its height, and ihe
ladies were quietly making their purchases from
the markets and stands, a terrible excitement was
created between Second and Third streets by the
sudden descent, like flash OF light, OF the body
of q man from the top OF Stoeckers lager beer
saloon, to the hard pavement below Narrowly
escaping a lady who had just passed, the body
fell to the pavement with dull thud and remalE-
ed there a contorted, almost hfeless mass So
great was the force of the fall that the untortu-
nate man had his right leg broken at the ankle,
his left above the knee, aud his back broken;
while both legs were forced up into his body
More dead than alive, from these aDJ Internal in
juries, he was taken up, placed IN conveyance,
and removed to the City Hospital, where he died
this morning, despite all that medical assistance
could do for him.
The poor unfortunate who thus took away his
life In such terrible manner was named Abra-
ham koble, and for some time has been boarding
at Stoeckle's saloon. For several years past he
worked at the jackson Il Sharp Co.'S WORKS, but
since last Fall has been out Of employment, which
fact doubtless weighed heavily upon his troubled
mind: Since he came to Stoeckle's he has acted
in o strange, half insane manner, and from re-
marks dropped occasionally by him, 1t is euppos-
cd that his troubles were occasioned by domestic
irfelicty and the unfaithfuness of hls wife, pre-
vious to his residence In this city. But he was
not supposed TO be dangerous, and no one thought
that suicidal intentions ever entered his dement,
ed brain.
Yesterday afternoon, however, koble went up
stairs unperceived, took down the trap door lad
der, put 1t in position, climbed out upon the roof
and advancing to the edge made the fearful leap
described above. He descended with frightfu
Impetus into the midst of a number Of ladies,
who, for while, were very naturally excited al
most beyond control.
Deceased has brother residing in Baltimore
to whom Mr. Stoeckle wrote, q few days ago, de-
scribing his boarder's demented condition, and
asking what course he should pursue, An IN
swer was received Just few minutes previous te
the fatal event, requesting that the poor follow bt
taken care Of until hi brothers ARRIVAL. The lat
ter came 70 Wilmington this morning and took
charge OF the body.
Coroner WinsloW 5ummoGeJ Jury and wi
hold AN inln,.. .h.s tI0nun.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-08
The Pull Down Practice.

Death laughs when hc secs the weak and feeble
bled. biistered saivated, opiumized griped with
pergatives. lie knows that under such treatment
they cannot long survive In direct conflict with
this puh down practice is the principle upon which
lIostetters Stomach Bitters operate. The effect OF
this incompaTa bic getabie stora.ive " to build
up the system and inv igorate the constitution IL
mparts appetite and assists digestion. enriches and
cleanses the blood regulates and tones the liver and
the bowels. and establishes and perpetuates a
healthy haiti OF body. BY happy combination
of vegetable 'exusets-tonic. aperient and anti
bilious with pure stIuulant, these effects art
-uuit aneousy produced. There is prescription
the phaI Pooeis that has the scope. for
may find among ats formulas scourzes tor the bow
els. stimufants Tor the stomach sedatives for tho
nerves, but no grand combination medicine that
like nosteiters Bitters, is at once tonic al
ascrient a corrective and an Alternative. 2toy
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-08
TIE FFALG'S BALL.
GRAND EAATER RECEPTION OF THE BUFFALO
ASSEMBLY n INSTITUTE HALL.

GRAND EASTER RECEPTION OF THE BUFFALO
ASSEMBLY N INSTITUTE HALL.
LAST night, according to announcement, the
grand Easter reception Of the Buffalo Assembly
carae off at Institute Hail. and was complete
success. The hall was decorated with hsgs,
streamers ard Union Jacss, which we're hung
around on the gss brackets, suspended from the
large chandliers, snd spread IN a tasteful man
ner across the sage. Two canary birds, beusti-
fli singers, iu cages suspended from the chan
oilers, gave additional charm to the adCrnments,
and wsrbled superly al intervals during The
night.
At g. As, the Grand Promenade commenced
led of by Mr.. Smiley J. King and Miss Mary
A. Burke both of this city. The promenade
consisted Of many varied and graceful evolutionf
and was participated in by about one hundr
and FIVE couples, who occupied nearly all The
available space on the floor Of the Hall. The
gents were fue in appearance, and spread them
selves gloriously in white kid gloves, white vests
swallow-tailed coats, brilliant-coored necktie'
| and Picadily collars. The ladies wereresplen
| dent in beautiful costumes, multitudinous IL
style and material, and by their bright, hand
some, presence, impaired TO the Hall an air o
living youth aud beauty. AS she entered upon th'
march. each was presented with a beautifu
programme.
After the promenade, dancing was commence
and was kept up with Zest until after o'clocl
I in the morning, due internissions being allowed
| for refreshments and rest. AL present enjoyed
themselves thoroughly. and agreed that it wa
one of the best aud liyelest balls Of the season
| This was undoubtedly 20, and that such was To
case is due to the exertioDs of the committee
having the affair in charge
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-08
From the N. Y. World of to-day.

hc SohhtCAICub lCtOfy.
The overwhelming victory gained by the
Democrats In Connecticut on Monday, is
only another step forward In the political
,volution which has for months been sweep
ing the country from one end 10 the other.
yet been taken. Other and larger States
than Connecticut had preceded her in cast
ing oil the shsckles wherewith the sdven-
turers and camp.followeqs of successful
party had bound them for spolistion and
outrage. But none of them have done 1t
more effectually, and no New England
State nearly so effectual1y as had Connect
cut. New England hes been learning
gradually but surely that the Republican
party of to-day Is not the party which twen-
" years ago it began to nourish into suc-
cess. And many people in New England
begin 10 see in the light of recent events
the fatal errors of Republican policy for
which they once applauded their chosen
Republican leAders. Last fall Grants ma
jOrity Of a, 900 votes in Massachusetts, was
25.Go0. A few weeks ago New Hxmpshirs
gave Democratic victory which was none
the less real because the Communication oil
Il wss transsfred from tho people to their
delegates in the Legislature. And ConnSc.
heut, the latest on the list, gives . sweepine
Democratic victory at the polls in spite o.
the large Prohibition vote which Republi-
cans IN and out Of Connecticut hoped would
at least defeat the popular election Of the
Governor and despite the detection of ths
rascally demaGogus, Gallagher, In New
Haven. For once Repubiicana are deniet
the consolation which they are accustomed
TO draw from "local issues'' whom they nee(
consolation for Republican defeat.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-08
The cENNTENIAL.
Hrc II coNEsDkros FROM POLITICAL FOE,

From the Philadelphia Pres eft day.
On another page we produce speech by
Senator Bayard OF Delaware In behaif Oh tne
Centenpial. 1t was delivered in the Senate
on the 5thOf March, when the Dili autnoriInH
the President formally to invite the 1oreIgn
powers to participate'in an international ex-
hibitfon to be heldby the U States IN 1915 was
mastery and uhanswerable argument in sup
port Of the constitutional power OF Congress
To make an appropriation for the celepraton'
We cannot believe that many Senators sincere
ly doubt this power, but ii there were such Oc-
fore, careful study OF MIR. Bayards cogens
logic must have convinced them: lie showed
that the words provide for the general well
fare in the Constitution conferred ample au'
thority for an appropriation in behalf OF any
object promising to benefit the whole people,
provided it interferred in no manner with the
reservedlrights.Of the States. And as TO these
reserved rights he proved that they would not
be infringed by the National Governments =
granting aid to an international exhibition In
which the whole nation would participate,
and the benefits from which would accrue to
all parts OF the country. Mr.. Bayald Is q
Democrat OF the striclist school, and his views
concerning States rights are as rigid as those
of any. When he is persuaded therefore, that
Congress may preserve the faith Of the Ameri,
can people toward the whole civilized world
by appropriating small sum, SO as to enable
the exhibition to be held, no others need hesi
tate. Senator Bayard warmly advocated the
undertaking, also, as the best means OF rest0r
ing kindly feelings between tue Nsr;h and
South.
Our Washington dispatches are still of q
most hopeful tenor. Both tho Senate Com
mittee ON Appropriations, which has charge
OF the matter and the House Centennial Com
mittee, meet this morning; and favorable act
ion is confidently expected.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-08

NoTIcE-In compliance with the req uirements
IN of the act Of Assembly in such case made and
PROV ded. heieby give notice that l shall ap,
ply in writing to the Court of General Sessions ot
ware in and for the County Of New Castle. upon Mon
day the llth day ofMsy next. A. D.. 1874 being the
rst day Of the next May Term 0tthe sad Court. for
street. in the Sixth Ward, OF the City Of Whining
ton Delaware. and to SCI Intoxicating liquors nn
pr omses. and the following freeholders recon-
IL end the said application. to wit; M
} Obn Hamilton. samuel l.. Bayiy,
Thomas Stewart. Daniel Collins, ,
J ]ames Barry. VIM. b. baylis, =
Joseph MeKowsn, Henry Ii. Brown.
Edw. Robinson, Thomas kogerson.
Gideon G. Moore. his
Joseph Stewart, Peter y Peery.
Thomas Cory. mark,
Thomas Mlilikin, Wli:-Samuel Forrest,
his John Nillikin.
james kMartin, John Sayers.
mark, Daniel j. Curran.
Wit.-Sidney Dean, his
Richard II. DOVE. William II Millikia.
James Ferry, mark,
his Wit.-John ssyers,
Joseph x Butler, Thomas Mcdonald,
mark,
aprs-3t. JOHN McHUGH.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-08
Elections Elsewhere.

A DEMOCRATIC VICTORY IN GLEN's FALLS, n.
Y.-THE ENTIRE DEMOCRATIC TICKET ELBC-
TED BIZ 500 MAJORITY.
GLEN's FALLS. N. Y; April 7.--At the towr
election held to-day the entire Democratic tick
ct was elected by about 800 majority Las
year the town gave Republican majority OF
500. This is the first time Democratic Sr-
pervisor has been elected here 10 ten years
This evening the streets are filled people, bon
fires illuminate the village, and the band is play
ing 10 honor Of the victory.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-08
The ssanborn Case.

District Attorney Tenney, OF Brooklyn.
charges that Mr.. Hughes, the second as.
sistsnt In his Office, has been all along in col
lHsion with the authorities at Washington n
to prevent the conviction OF San born, Haw-
ley and Vanderwerken, Hughes refused TO
ln-law of Attorney General Williams, and
Is charged with plotting for Mr.. Tenney .
removal. sSanborn was before the Ways
and Means Committee yesterday. He tes-
tilted that he made the contract with Secre-
tary Boutwell,, and in the latter's absence
acting Secretary Richardson signed the
contract and seemed to know all about 1t,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-08
DEMOCRATIC VICTORY IN c1NcrNN

DEMOCKATIC VICTORY IN CINCNNA TT.
CINCINNATI, O.; April THE Democrats
were triumphant in the city elections yesterday
by majority Of about 5000 in a vote Of about
2S,000. The fr vote Of the city is about 81, 900
Democrats will have a majority Of about tiiteen
on the joint ballot in the City Council Yap!e
candidate for i.age Of Superior Court, for
whom bath parties voted, received lG50O
votes.
CLEvELA2,D. Arrif Z. Returns from ali the
wards in tbs city show heavy Democratic gains
In the Council they gam four members ana ,oss
one. The result proves net Republican loss
eince 1872, of 893 votes
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-08

NOTICE.-I. Cbas. B. Chandler. in compliance
IN with the req OF the act Of Assembly IN
such case made and provided. do hereby giye notice
that L shall apply in writing to The Court oil
General Sessions of the Peace and Jail delivery
OF the State of Delaware. in and for the County
of New Castle. on Monday. the llth day OF May
next A D. 1874. being the first day OF the next May
or Tavern known as the "Dupont House at No. 3
W. Fifth st. in the Third Ward. City Of Wilmington
county and State aforesaid with the privilege OF
selling int oxicating liquors in less quantities than
one quart, to be drunk on the premises, and the
following freeholders residing In said ward, re-
commend this said application; 10 wit:
Nathan q Lieberman, Ii. +. Fipegan,
Patrick Monaghan, Henry Grebe.
James Smith. Ohm NJ. Dunn,
II J. McManus G.Rehfuss,
Leonhardt Hartmann, j. Z. Herdaan.
Charles Schmitn, William green.
A. j. Maxwell Thomas u. Sharp.
SAMUEL Gull ert, ". kichmann.
VIM. II, Chadwick. Michael Megary,
Howard Farmar, hober. Taylor.
Z. L. Rice, A. Bickta.
h. Jeferis. James Clark
| aprS-st CHAkLkS b. CHANDLER.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-08

NoTICE-I. Thomas I. Mopsley. in conf p!ancs
N with the requirem snts of ths act Of the 0ener-
Al Assembly in such case made and provided. DC
the Courtof General Sessions Of the Peace and Jail
Delivery Of the State 9f Dell in and for the eppnty
next 4. b.. lS5 being the fret day Of the next May
Inn Of Tavern q ths NsIte ;Eal; aSEnss q Tysn,
the s" citS Of Wiiminston. Nsy Castle county snd
State q Dslausre, lths said Inn OF Tavern bsinE
known a. the "6resn Tree HotelnJ apd to sell in
4iSe General Assembly aforesaid The following
substantial freehol0ers OF me saad ward recon-
mend the said.spplieation. TO VII;
+. Y. 0allsger, samuel Chadwick.
b. G. johnson, MHiAm carter,
Joseph Jackson, BenJamin Brieiiy.
Benjamin McIlwain, James " walker
Lewis Lenderman, his
John Bullock. Christopher H Farrell,
Jesse Eachus. mark,
Jehn II. Pierson, Wit J. Campbell
Charks 7! porWar, Charles Grier.
Patrick haggarty, Tboras u. Turner.
Robert Roberts. George 2. Hall.
Martin Farrell. James Kane,
Ge1. 7. Barnhill. William y Patterson,
William Bayiis, Bernard McVsy.
Isaac Conner William bweeny.
apr 6.3t THOMAS L. M0USLEY.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-08

NoTICE.-In com pliance with the requiem elts
IN of the act of Assembly in such cases made and
provided, hereby give netce that shall apply In
writing 10 the Court of General Sessions OF the
Peace and Jail Delivery Of the State OF Delaware.
in and for the County OF New Castle, upon Monday
the 18th day of May next A. D. 1874 being the first
day OF the next May Term OF the said Court. for a
License 70 keep an Inn or Tavern known as the
National Hotel" at No, 10Y East Water street In
County and State aforesaid. and to sell intoxica-
ting liquors therein. according to act OF Assembly
in such case made and provided. The following
ireehoiders recommend the raid application, to
wit:
Joshua Baker H d. McIntire.
Charles Weyi Antony Seller,
Nicholas Jenny, WIN. II. Quinn,
Francis Elliott. James Christy.
VIM X Stockley Charles Z. Sparks,
N. Alsberg. George Lucas.
Robert Porter X. Ii. Taylor.
Michael kenney, Robert L.Pyle,
William c, White, Robert + Gamble,
Timothy Futty ii. Kienle.
j ohm May N. Melchior.
Wm. White. Daniel O'ByIne.
Richard Booth,
aprt-3t. JOHN McCAf MEL.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-08

NyoTICE.-I, Louis Raymond. in compliance
IN With the requirements of the act of Assembly
lin such case made and provided. hereby give notice
that / shall apply in writing TO tho Court of Gen
erui Sessions Of the Peace and Jail Delivery Of the
State Of Delaware End for the county OF ew Gas
for for License to Keep an Inn or fatefps at Na Cl5
Shipley street, in the Fifth Ward. in the City OF
Wilmington, Delaware. AMI to sell intoxicating
liouors In less quantities than one quart, to be
jEnnk ON .the premises, and the following free
haiders recommending the said application TO wit:
Thos. M. Culbert, James Murphy.
Thomas COwperthwait, George Chance,
WIN. ii. Robinson. A. Given,
Wm. A. Murphy, Patrek Taggart.
Geo. Allmopf, y0seph Seh0peld.
Robert Scott, y. BueReT,
Joel First. David Lemon,
John X. Kane. i. Z. Pyle,
Christian II. Breisacher. Daniel Springbsts.
Myers Hayes. Nathan Gb zen.
Gserge Zeigler, John Ferry.
h, Currap Edw Strauss,
Francis Lspairs. Bernard X. Hass9n.,
apSea at LouAs kAYMQsp'
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-08

NOTICE-I. Jacob Roller, in compliance with
~ the requirements OF OF Assembly In sush.
case made and provided do hereby give otioe tnat
shall apply In writing TO the Court Session,
Of the Peace and Jsl Delivery Of the State of Della
ware IN and for the County OF New Cattle. on Mon
day. the llth day OF May next. A. d. 1874 being the
FIRST day ofthe next May term of the said Court Tor
license to keep an Inn or Tavern al No. 7i9 Tat
nall street, being the 81 ooruer Of Eisbth snd
1atnali streets idShe Fifth Ward Of the City, OF
Wilmington. county and State aforesaid, with the
privilege Of selling intoxicating liquors in. lSss
quantities. than one quart. to be drunk the prem
ises, and the following freeholders residng in said
Ward. recommend this, said application to wit:
Christian +. Breisaoher, Mit--B. p. Hasson,
George Zeigler. Thomas Cowpartwsith,
FRANCIS Lapaire. p. Cauberry,
WIN. Ii. Robinson, Bernard p. Hassoa,
hernard Beste. I. Ferry, 80.
James n Kilroy, Hsarie "A Wilson,
mark mark,
Wit.-Andrew Wilhelm Wit-Ant. Theiln ann,
his his
Daniel bt Deusherty. John Pt Dougherty.
mark, mark,
Wt-Andrew Wilhelm, Wit.-Ant. 1heilmann,
Il. Bucher. samuel Barkley,
Adoiph Hess. Patrick damon,
u. Curran, Christian SpOerl,
Joseph Reed. William Gloss.
his A. Given.
Neil X O'DOnnel. Dani. Springbett,
mark. Edward Strauss.
apr,7-St. JACOB ROLLER,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-08
LATER TROY CONNECTiCUT.

ISGgRsoLI.'s .sAJcnITy OVER ALL NEARLY 1000
"A CLEAN sw EXP BY TUE DEMOCRATS N THE
LEGISLATIVE DIslEIcTs.
Hartford, Conn, April 7.-Revised and COM
plete returns of yesterdays election give total
vote Of 81 ,67l, of which Harrison, Rep, has lO,-
o42; lngersol, DEM, AZ, ,7Si; Smith, Prohibition,
4,S26 scattering, TO- IDgersoIps plurality is G, 742
and his majority over all, 1897. The Senate
stands II Democrats to Republicans, and the
House 14S Democrats, 80 Republicans, and In-
dependents.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-08

40 pounds and over at the rate OF s % per IU lbs
Although the above price fare as low as
good Eastern Ice can be sold in this market at a
profit, we do not intend to be undersold upon any
consideration.
These prices to take effect on and after Monday,
April l3.
PUSEY d. RICE.
OFFICES s-40G Shpley, 4th and Poplar. and 1915
Walnut SITS. apr7tf
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-08
LICENSE AFFILIATIONS

NoTICE-L Als1apdsI aslsspis. being retailer al e
| the req Quiremens of the net Of Assembly in such
case made and provide d. hereby give notice .hat
shall make application in writing. TO the court OF
General Sessions of the Peace and Jail Delivery
of tho State Of Delaware, in and for the county OF
New Castle, upon Monday. the II h day al May
next. A. D.. 1874 being the first day OF me next
May Term OF the said Court for hense TO sell n-
toxicatng liquors in quantities not less a than as
one half gallon. not 10 be drunk on the premises
| in my own house. at No. sA Chugea street.
in the Sixth Ward Of the City OF Wimineton'
county and State Aforesaid and the following iree-
holders recommend this said application, to wit:
Thomas Stewart. Myle Reilly,
John Nillkin, Michael iession.
his John W. Beer brOwe7.
Patrick ,, Bonner. Thomsa Milikin,
mark, Daniel 'liins.
Wit.-Pat Dougherty. 4. Mulrlns
Samuel Bayly, John Doherfy,
John Cook. John carney
rhomos Cory Hennfig Schneider.
Daniel Toner Weiiheim Sshneidsr
lanes Barry John Schade,
Joseph Mckowen. John l.. Malone.
his John Sayers.
Michael 1 M sGinley, Thomas Curry,
mark, kiohard II. Rowe.
spIs. s1s ALEXANDER GALEsP!E.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-08

GOVERNOR INGERsoLL's majority in Con-
necticut Is about $500. The State Senate
stands II Democrats to Republicans, the
House las Democrats to SO Republicans.
and 2 Independents. 1t lisa complete over
turn.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-08

INCORRECT TIE FEE ONLY ABOUT g., 2,OOO.-We
are informed that there were Ave lawyers engaged
in the defence of Twitche They were Messrs.
Mann, ColEs, Pratt, Rsinsford and OByrne, and
that the latter received about $4,000.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-08
Letters from Or. Livin2stone.
HE COMPLAINS THAT HB HAS BEEN IL TRKATK,
BY Ills BEST YRIESps,

Nav YORK, April IA Herald special from
London says, L. A. Webb, United States Consul
at Zanzibar, arrived in London last evening, with
letters from DIR. Livingstone to Saniey, in which
he expresses thanks fer Supplies sent him, and
describes the geographical position of the country
around Zambesi, and says while he worked in
the iaterest OF science, his friend, Sir Roderick
Nurchison, obtained the salary and position. :
Another special from London says rumors reached
there from the Portuguese Territory, in W es,
Africa, reporting the utter failure of the second
or Congo expedition. Lieutenant Grandy, chic
ct the undertaking, was lett with only seven mer
in his command Ills brother with the remainder
Vt the party are returning to the Coast.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-08

nj Jar RTE o.

SLhTER-KERNS.-In PhilsdeIphia, on Tuesdal
evening. April 7th. 1874. by Rev james Il. Mere
dith, Mr. John j. Slater and Miss jennie kcrns
both of this city.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-08

Az pounds and oyer at the rate OF SlOO per lOO lbs
The above prices to take effect on Monday Apri
18th, ls-j.
OurIce i. as good as any ice that can be offered
in the market, and will be sold as low the lowest
WALTON & JAMES.
sEr.tf 18th and King and 4th d Shipley
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-08
FOR SAEE AND RENT:

"0USES IN WEST WILMINGTON 10 kaA4.
IL or for sale in monthly payments. I'M
apr6w&siw j. A BROWN. Hllp
EOR RENr-A. six room cd Brick House on Lam
l. mott street. Ninth Ward. Applvto
- JOHN McSORLEX,
art 81 Market ST.. Ninth Ward,
TOR RENT-Tbe old and well establish ed De,a- :
l. ware Bolt and Machine Works, situated at the
Corner of Third and Church streets, in this city
Is row offered Tor rent. To an entcyprisipg PARTY
desiring business. tdis property presents rare in
ducement, Apply to
JOSEPH TEAS,
apr2 dina No. All East Fourth St., Wn,, Del.