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Beginning at the north
east corner of said lot
ana running thence
north seventy four de-
grees fiftet n minutes
vest fifty one aud three,
tenth feet, thence south
forty nine degrees thir-
ty-thres minutes west
fifty and four tenth feet,
thence south fifty eight
degrees nfry-fiye min
utes west forty three
feet to an Intersection
with the southern liuel
Of said lot, thence with
said lice south seventy
four degrees fifteen min
utes east ninety -eightl
a n d two-tenth feet,
thence north forty-six
degrees thirty-three
minutes east twenty and
nine tenth feet, TO an in
tersection with the west
ern line Il Delaware
avenue, thence north
fifteen degre - forty i've,
minutes east fifty FIVE
feet 20 the place of be-
ginning.
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IN WHOSE NAME
ASSESSED.
w ilson,yo II.

" iison, john H.........-....,
SeEini ing a. the nor IA
se { corner of said l..
= tnce east forty -fOar
feet six irohes, theace
= nth twenty thr g fee,
eight inch q. thence
We forty four fest six
inches, theuce orth
twenty three feet eigh,
inches to the place OF
begiBniog.
West, Martha J........... ...
B. ing the north thirteen
feet front of sid LOT BY
the depth thereof
"a rst, NJ srths J...............
Being the s0uth two feet
front of said lot by the
depth thereof.
Williams, Mary E..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-20

Beginning twenty 1--WE,
feet north from the
southeast corner of said |
square, thence north
eighteen feet, thence
west ninety four feet
four inches, theneel
south eighteen feet, \
thsnce east 20 tbs place.
OF besiubing.
sullivan, rhomas...-.......
DefreessJ ohm D...............i
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-A@A@AA@N - - #ssHaaa -
Beginning az q point on
the eastern line of said
lot fifty eight ard eight
tenth feet from the
north east corner OF said
lot and running thence
south thirty eight de-
grees twenty five min
utes sest SIXTY nine feet
thence south forty nine
d gre O. thirty-three
minutes west forty three
and eight tenth feet
thence south seventy
four degrees fifteen miu-
utes csst hf,y-ope and
three tenth feet, thence
north 1fteendegrees for
~ five minutes east
niDety-nine ant three
tenth feet to the place
Of beginning. |
SFuuTUz -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-20

beginning on the south
side OF Prospect street
sixteen feet east from
the west line of said lot
thence east sixteen feet,
thence south one hum
dred and twenty feetl
thence west sixteen feet
thence north TO the
place ofbeginning.
IL 500 Part OF ~ FullalOve, hich ard, trus-
and fmps tee Susannah stake.
Being the east fifty niue
feet front OF said lot byI
The depth thereof, in
Peter, Besttie. Threl
keld snd Deakins's ad
dillon to Georgetawn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-20

beginning twenty flye.
fest from the southve. q
corner OF said lot, thence
east one foot four inches,
thence north on el
hundred feet, thence
west one foot four
inches, thence south TO.
the place Of beginning.
Also, beginning on the
north line OF said
lot thirty elk feet west
from the northeast corr
Der thereof, thence west
one foot, thence south
twenty five feet, thencei
e9st one foot, thence
north to the place of
beginning.
1 - .
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The Bazaar is edited with contribution OF
tact and talent that we seldom find in anv
Journal and the journal itself is the organ OF
the great world OF fashIon.-Boston Traveller
The Bazaar commends itself to every men
Der O. he hOusehold-to the children by drol
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faE A.1G -piltes in endless variety, TO the pro-
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clothes, to pater- familias by its tasteful de-
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The paper has acquired wide popularity for
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has stood the test He has never changed its
name or compared it to anything Nothing is
equal 10 it. Some parties have tried to initiate
it, putting out big advertisements, but it re-
minds one of the Ruzzard initiating the Eagle.
Browns Petro Oil has nothing to look up to,
or to initiate There is nothing to compare
with the light produced by Browos Petro Oil,
but the Sun.
If you want the best article of Coal Oil, go
to Browns, for he has the best that is made.
Brown has had some experience in Oils, and
knows what he Is about. Brown keeps the
very best FIRMLY Groceries, Brown keeps
Choice Tobacco. Brown keeps Choice and
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and Candies, etc. Brown keeps a great many
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Call and see.
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40 TO BROWNS to ge: your Petro Oil and
" Lamps. He has the only oil that will not
explode That will not injure the eyes, or
emit poisonous gas that is very njurious to
health
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CONTRACTS ANU SUPPLIES

LIE CLARION Office is now ready to fill
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Share Of Crop
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COMPLETE Pictorial History OF THE
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-19
The Temperature, ao-aay.
AZ REGISTERED AT TIE COMMERCIAL csEioa
Ate A. NJ, S AtlP. NJ,
The Day nnd The weather.

APRIL OF THIS YEAR AND LAsr-rHE HaASDYWiNE
FROZEN oyER-ArRIL 10, l775, ArEll 49, 1861.
There seems to he but one opinion even
amongst our oldest citizens that this is the cold
est snap ever experienced in April 1t s some
thing remarkable ut this season of the year "
find the Brandywine frozen over--GS L oaS N,ts
nt0rHlng above the first dam, aud the CUTTERS
through town fun Of ice wherever the water Lad
settled.
We are Informed from the diary OF prom
incnt manufacturer that last April WAS the first
month of that name in which Ito gruunl tfoze
for period of 20 years.
A brick manufacturer corroborates this fact B 8
reference to his diary. He says, some frerh brieG
froze in April of last year, but this yearthey haye
frozen TO such an extent as to be worthless.
In comparison with this day one hundred hun
drod years ago, we are told by Paul Revere THAI
at the time of lis celebrated ride from Il stOn
to Lexington and Concord. to appri1e Americans
of the approach Of the British troops, that the
weather was warm and spring like and the fruit
trees all in bloom, ard this too in the latitude
OF Boston. To-day the centennial anniversary
exercises Of these historical battles.
are being 10 doubt observed with hands encased
in winter gloves and oyercoats bltswei up tJ
the chin.
To-day fourteen yeaIs ago, tic troops ruing
to the relief OF Washington, were fired uppu and
some Of them killed lit the streets of Baltimore.
That too, as will be recollected by many, wl4 81
warm, bamy, sulshiny day, strongly III e1Hi.a-t
with the present.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-19
Local EreVities.
=@-@a~------
Sunrise at 5lI. ..-
Sunset at GO

Sunrise at IL.
Sunset at GO
Domestic paper patterns, Bl2 Market street.
Mend!ng the clock is improving mems time
promising young man Is not as go5d Us paylrg
one.
Cornwols selfaulng char, taught at 2.9ts ". 7tf
street.
Nice hats, durable hats, n bby hats, plain hats
cheap hats, al Webb's.
No woman hes right 10 say "by Gosh when
she stumbles over tile cat.
This is sneh d9y one loves o alne a, Ful mer
saloo at 5yG Mareot street.
The man who doesn't hang out his atiaglc and
advertise dies and leaves no gu.
Patriots wear pubell's hats and like them better
than Others. pubell Is at u. "a street.
Ladies ssond apply to MIR. Bralway, . 70 9th
street, 10 Infants clothing anu tr.mml e..
No poor material used in shirts ant no hip.sAo,l
worn doae At Morg MS "a Market sifeet.
fie tint % house cleaning has come ani the
Voice OF lie seold.ng woman Is heard n thc l4ud
Al c i.lars not male %; linen eau ba wlshtd-to
pieces. Wtar tae hlin.nod, whtGn wll keep e.tan
longer ihal any her without washing.
q hn only pnbc laundry tli4t ever succeeded IN
Wilmington IS at h. 9TH stree ana ihts hi. been il
suece because he work is done at ft!r pficC3
Tins he 10 N anniversary OF the first ha tie OF
tnn reNolu l9A add the Descendants Of tne men whe
fouaht there, nrcsum. smoke Sugl.s 4 sons
pariaGA7 tr0m Market street
The StocsWeli solf-ghting gus burner is optrat !
On the repta iHg rcusslpn principle. ard lights
Lhe gas Nv SIMPLY tuning the Sey For sl- III cur
hardware stores aud gas Itters IN Wilmington.
hr. j. H. Collins ls in 81 nrpa0 0t Carar,'s over
store 81 100 MARKET street Either here nr at q
MerSet can h. got cltthng eal gents furnishing
goods az cheAP A- u any oiAes plac ~ the eii!.
The Enterprise Manu- Gcunn1 Go have had a
Nns srr M. ley have turAed out 4rge aIulunt
OF irzt-c'ss NorA AZ ar pFcesB ana thrr bu 5iirss
shows prat Iipr incr ase IN vp.uile 81. ca yeir
ke. str ct
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-19
Cons,,,l,,,,ion.

tNescourgeo of tNe human family, may IN rs eirly
slt b. promptly ARE ted aitenranently cared
iAvEsswoop W. Va
Sf-Fnt tue .l,t geDr have been using y0ri
&,IEt II hedcl lsclvury. I owe ii ) lifctoit. hay.
Hr heen antc q for years. pa uut VS. ii bu, q
a!i5r; tm- rt was hsn Aad; AZ tnat tnr
"a. Vsrt hat, u't doie 10 alt upmltrh Was ferug
1ft1tlg with my hroa', was g,tt uG DHnl, had diy
eci. H. and ieus Il paln In my lungs. | have u ID
twelve ttes VI III Dis oytry i'll anu amo-' well
KATE i. WARD EEH.
4 SPA of VII j. H. Mrs rR, OF Chatham feur
tfuvt5, y } il1 A ru euftl % oasuinIdiun ~
~. ~ rte's Ulaeu Mtd'ett N se1ve ry,-so says Mr.
' II CNutel Z. fHtf d! the chltladpl Cytfitf
=. y. GtEt dU Egist. ot W II lloa. g.. writ
u 7'aia mat llr itsrrc's ,4odm M ~ al DsHlyery
uelgabgthooi.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-19
LOCAL INTELLLHENCE.
Haiiroad Hours
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON

TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON
S hs'' TeTs-isi, A. NJ lalT' la42, oaa p N.
For Philadelphia.-ls ESQ, $40, $50, 1880, A.
NJ. 1211, 1919, 4, 5.42, T.y, $50 p. NJ Sundays,
1.s1, A M; 400, $50, $50, P. NJ.
For Baltiynore-1252, 2Gs, 1902 A. NJ; i,23,
go, 1.l0, p. NJ. sundays, 12.52, 2.0S, a. M.
For Hnskingscn.-12.52, 2.03, A. NJ; 1886, l.23,
$50, III, 4. II. sundays 1882, 2.Os, A. NJ.
For Beldtoar5 =. R.-o.0I, 1910, A. ID. i; $40, 7.
M. No sunday trains.
For Ne0 c1stk-6.cO, lciG, a NJ. Las, $40, P. N.
No Sunday trains.
For Wiimi,glon aud Reading Il. R.--6.45, $50; ; a.
M, b.lb, p M. No sunday Train.
For Wilmington ds Heete,n &. 40. 80 a. NJ. t.35,
p N. Nc Sunday tratng.
TRAINS AEAIgg AT yI,STHGToN.
From Neo ...t-1.Ls, 4. u 12.o4, liza, Zoe, :.
N. sundays. lbs, A. ii.
d.; 1254, 49, 4.os. ~, -, 100 $40, 1900 T. II.
sundays, l9 4s. l.o1, i0.n., a. A. <; ll.A', p. NJ.
Fren bGit'sr5rr. - 12i l0e5, a. NJ; 12.OI, i2.su,
5,S2, 9.2l, ?. VI. sJadays. l2l A. 81. go, ?. NJ.
From Ha5hlrle9s. - l.s, y, NJ. 1897, l2f, s.i2,
go, =. NJ. Sai.iA, ,t,1i, A. y. 9.2c, 7. NJ.
From Deld.scre e. J.. 10, a, NJ; 3 80 6.Sl, Z.
NJ. No Sanigv t-sirs
Nom Nsls crs'ie s.tV, 1910, A. NJ. $50, csc,
Z. M. No sunday trains.
From Wilmington ( Rs9dinJ r. R.--S..2 A. NJ.
3.ls, IS, ?. NJ. No Sunday trains.
Ftere Wilmington d Hesrfs. 4. R.-Ia5 4. N.
s,l6 2. Nj. No Sunday trains.
LEAyE PHILADELPHIA Fog WILMINGTON.
ls4o $780, 1890. \. M; l2.l5, 22o, 4o0, slf e.oa,
sas 80. il.s1, P. n. sundays l2.4Q, 3.30 A. ~ $50
l190p u,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-19
777l'7 =
Eires iesteraaY.

barn BrGsEb, ASD vINEGAR MASur4alolY o.,
FlhE.
Yesterday evening about 5 o'cl3ck the lire
alarm was sounded, and upon looking soutAward
dense volume Of flame and smoke wac seen
arising from the marsh across the ClHistjanl.
south of Market street. 1t WAS found ID pro
eeed from barn belonging to David Lemon III
which was stored about four tons OF hay. Ihc
flames had gained too much headway to iesub-
dued by the fire CON painter, aId thc barr. WAltl
was about 2d by 10, was entirely consumed.
l.uckily no live staek wa in the building, At tile
time, though orders had been given o. lat IL
colt in the stable l. siolt time before tic tire
broke out.
Mr.. Lemon estimates his loa4 nj about 81 ajo.
and he has an insurance for s!0g N the Falni-
ers Mutual of Delaware.
The alarm of fire on Sunday forenoon WIZ
caused by fire hreahiug ont in a vinegar facto-
rv, in a building formerly used by IAumgs T..
Eaton, on Poplar between Foarth and Ffth
streets The hfenen were promptly On tba
ground hut the flames were aUb3Goi Wtaant
their aesl.tauce and witLn}it ulueis loss
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-19
Societies.
s!EETINas TnIs EyrNlE-i

:. Delaware Lodge, No. l l. o, o. F., at Oad
:. Herman Lodge, Sq, %, l. o. q. Faa: 0ll
Fellows Hal, 81 ard King street.
Wilmington aud lfMidyw.ue Council, 81. 3.
0. z. \. NJ, at Hall sixth and Market.
:, Wilmington Council, No. s. Jf. U. L. \. NJ, al
Hall 5ll Market street.
Enterprise Circle, +. t. c. A., etIl-G a9l Mar
Washington Lodge, No, l, E.ofr., atBH.,lt.
of Pythiar Hall, 2ll llaiaot etrect.
=, Warrington Lodge, No. 3, 4, 9, Of G. f., at
:, Star Of Bethlehem Diyision, So. :, oi T.,
Wawaset Lodge, No. 10, 10 ef q. II. at room
18th aud Scott streets.
>, Mnaga Inbe, No. 3. l. o. i NJ, At Ecl lleue
Hal, il5 Market stroet.