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MILLINERY!
aIR<. T.. J. SCALES.

Verv repeatedly announces to the ladies
River PAS aBd vicinity, that she has Just
reserved AMI opeLssi large aud complete
assortment II
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READY-MaDE C0FFIlS

Y-Furnituge store on Main Street, near his
residence 1913
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The dog that bit DR.. Mary Walker
made a handsome apology for the out
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DR. ~. "A M e 8.


Chartered By
the State for
toe purpose OF
giving the best
possible ire at
mcnt in all cases
Of PRIvATE and
{ uRasfc Diseases
IN all their varied
and complicated
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Death of Oratory in the English House o
Lords.

From the london Spectator
There is not one orator in the old
sense left in the House of Lords--not
one man who possesses in full measure
the art which Mr.. Gladstone and Mr..
Bright usually and one or two more
men occasionally --Mr. Sullivan. for
example, when he is really excited. or
Mr.. Lowe, when he loses his intellect
ual temper--still employ. There is
not only no one like Lord Brongham,
Lord Lyndhurst, or Earl Gray, but
there is no one like Lord Derby or
Bishop Wilberforce. Lord Salisbury
is an orator and probably would seem
one if he sat in the Commons, or could
be mentally thrashed every night for
a session in the presence of great au-
dipnce but his powers require provo
cation, which they do not often re-
ceive. everybody being more or less
afraid of him and there is no one
else. Lord Cairns has the forensic
readiness of his profession, but no
passion the Duke of Argyll speaks
logically, but with the effect only of a
clear minded professor, to whom the
'divine gift" has been conceded. but
not tie ''divine afflatus - Lord Derby
is marvellously sensible and sometimes
very terse. but never carried away a
hannah being; Lord Coleridgs's silver
tongue is too seldom heard in the
House; Lord Granville only takes well
and easily, putting trace of cayenne
in his talk; and Lord Carnarvon is
bound by his office to make complica-
ted questions clear, and only CLOVIS in
to oratory when the chivalric side of
his nature is reused or wounded. Lord
Grey retains something of the style of
the pdssed-away orators and can, in a
happy mood, be persuasive, but his
speal ing wants rush and heat; and
the Duke of Somerset, telling as his
speeches are, is an epigrammatist, not
an orator. Most of the young men
talk like clever young men and no
more, and Lord Roseberry is the only
one among them who says anything
people care to read for its own sake
The debating, in fact, though some
times effective, and once or twice In a
session exciting from the visible heat
of the disputants, grows dull and
threatens to be, before long, as dull as
the debating in the Conn., g when
the leaders are not present.
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There is new patent skirt litter
which is excellent. 1t consists of a
short chain, which at one end has
hook, by which it is caught in the belt;
at the other end there is q catch which
opens, and looks like a pair of twee-
GERS. The skirt of the dress is gath
cred up and caught in this.
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rage. lie said he supposed from her
dress that she was man and deserved
Reflections on Great Men.


We always think of great men as in
the act of peri, rming the deeds which
give them renown or else in stately at
titudes of repose, grand, gloomy and
majestic. And yet this is hardly fair,
because even the most gorgeous and
MAGNIFICENT of human beings have to
bother themselves with the little
things of life which engage the atten-
ton of smaller people. No doubt
Moses snuf1led and got angry when he
had a severe cold in his head, and if
tly bit his leg when he was sitting in
the desert, why should we suppose he
didnot jump and use violent language
ana rub the sore placei And Cesar
isn't it tolerably certain that he used
TO become furious when he went up
stairs to get his slippers in the dark
and found that Calphurnia had showed
them back under the bed so that he
had to sweep around for them with
the broom-handle And when Solo
mon cracked his crazy bone, is it un-
reasonable to suppose that he hoped
around the room and looked mad, and
felt as if he wanted to cry Imagine
George Washington sitting on the edge
of the bed putting on a clean shirt,
and growing at Martha because the
buttons were off; or st. Augustine
with an apron around his neck having
his hair cut or Joan of Arc holding
her front hair in Ter mouth, as women
do. while she fixed up her back hair !;
or Napoleon jumping out of bed in a
frenzy TO chase a -mosquito around the
room with pillow; III Martin Luther
in his night shirt tying to put the
baby 10 sleep at two o'clock in the
morning; or Alexalderthe Great with
his hiccoughs; or Thomas jefferson
getting suddenly over fence to avoid
dog; or the Duke of Wellington lying
in bed with the mumps; or Daniel
Webster abusing his wife because she
hadn't tucked the covers in at the foot
of the bed or Benjamin Franklin par
ing his corn with a razor OF Jonathan
Edwards at the dinner-tahle, waiting
to sneeze just as he gets his mouth full
of hot beef; or Noah standing at his
window at night throwing bricks at a
cat.
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The Vacant Spea!.ership.

There is already considerable Specu-
iation as to the successor of the late
Speaker Kerr, but there is little in the
office to invite the competition when
the election is merely to fill vacancy.
The Speakership is. indeed, position
of great power and influence, but that
is only because he has the appointment
of the House committees. Stripped of
this power the Speaker would be po-
litical cipher, like the Vice-President,
who has no other function than that
of mere presiding officer in the Sem
ate. A speaker elected TO fill vacan-
cy after the House is organized occu-
pies similar position. The commit
tees selected by Mr.. Kerr at the begin
ming of the late session will hold their
places throughout the existence of the
FOrty-fourth Congress, and his success
SCR will merely fill the few accidental
vacancies that may occur. This ex-
plains why Mr.. Randall, who is the
head of very important committee,
will not he a candidate for the vacant
Speakership, and why little or no feel
ing will be exhibited in the choice
The new Speaker will not be a dispen
ser of important and influential posi-
ti0ps, and the choice of a mere presid
ing officer is not worth a struggle. Ii
the Chairman of committee is elect
ed Speaker the member who stands
next to him will, by usage and courte-
sy, succeed him as Chairman of the
committee, and the vacancy in the
committee be filled by appointing a
new member at it's tail. Mr.. Sayler,
who served acceptably as Speaker pro
tenn. during the latter part of the ex-
pired session, has probably the best
chance for election as Speaker when
Congress meets in December.
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MORSE s. SITICEI.
Attorney al Law. OiIiep in the Journtl
building Rev Fali~. WI-.o,ssin
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GENERAL NEWS,

The House Committee on Appropria-
tions yesterday agreed to report bill for
payment Of the $227,000 deficiency in
furnishing the New York Post Office.
The President Yesterday nominated II.
+. Finley to be United States Attorney
for kentucky, and Cuthbert Jones of
Louisiana to be United States Counsul
at Trioli.
The House Committee on Banking and
Currency met again yesterday, and with
out doing anything, adjourned until
Monday. Mr.. Cox was present, but was
still unwell.
George W. Curtis declines to be can.
didate tor the Repu blican nomination
for Governor of New York, and indicates
his preference for William NJ. Evarts as
the nominee.
Thirty-one men of Company |, Fourth
Artillery, under command of Lieutenant
Staunton, from Fort Macon, n. c., passed
through Richmond, Va, last night on the
way to Fort Leavenworth.
The Republican Convention of West
Virginia adjourned yesterday morning at
l o'clock, after nominating Presidential
electors. The electors-at.l large are w. ii
Larman and Cheesehead Smith.
The Independent Reformers OF Kansas
held State Convention at Topeka, on
Thursday, and nominated N. r. Hudson
for Governor. The nomination OF Peter
Cooper for President, was approved.
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sHEkIFE's SALES.

CHEkIFF' SALE.
- BY virtue of writ of n. ia u me d.
rected will be exposed 20 public snle at the
store OF Robert and william Taylor. corner
OF Fifth and Tatnall streets, Wi'mipgton, IN
New Castle county Del, on
SATURDAY.
THE ~ h DAY OF JULY. A. ID. 1876.
Al u n'c'"cH. 4. IN.
The following ucscribcd Personal Pro-
perty, VIZ:
Three horses. ! wager l sleigh. sulkey,
and lot OF harness, lot uf candy jarB and
caddies, co nter sea es and weiyhte, ] plat
form scale, cracker mach ne trays. tables
pans and tubs household and kitchen furni-
ture insisting OF beds, bedsteads. bureaus
tables, chairs mirrors, Sofas. what-not, car
pets. bedding &c
Seized and taken into execution as the pro
perty Of Robert Taylor and William Taylor
AID to be sold by
WILLIAM II. LAMBSON, Sheriff.
SheriGs once, New Castle,
July Is, 1916 jyl9s
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SHEnIEES MALES.

SHERIFF'S SALE.
= By virtue of writ ot Plu Fl. Fs, TO
me directed, will be exposed to Public sale,
on the farm OF John A T. esver. on the Dutch
Neck Poad. /, 81. Geo e Huodred. in rev
Castle County, Delaware o.
MONDAY.
THE 1Ih DAY OF AUGC ST. A. D. ls'6
At o',lock, y. m,
The following described Personal Properly
viz:
One hal intere. in about Is scres of corn
y interest 10 ten acres Of oats and ls acres o
hay. on farm occupied ty John A. Cleaver
Also interest in % acres OF corn snd acre
Of hay on iarm occupied by Julius G. clea
yer; L interest in % acres of corn, lot O
oats of farm occupied BY Charles A CIeaver
4 interest in oats. corn. hay and Potatoes OF
farm occupied b. william A. Cleaver.
Seized and taken in execution as the pro-
perty Of George @. Cleav er. and 10 be sold b,
WIN. II. JAMESON, Sheriff.
Sherifi's Office, New Castle,
July -. 1876 iy27-ts
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Why did not Farrell expose the oil
contract in Council. Why did he carry
the secret? We knew nothing about it
until we saw its exposure few days ago
cat out of newspaper. 1t was none OF
our business TO expose Farrelrs secrets
He is just the man to conceal things un-
til il suits him to use as blackmail.
and when this fails he's the man to
peach
Farrell wanted to send $1,000 through
the same channel. The Council would
not permit it, AID hence he endeavors t,
show corruption in furnishing oil by
Councilman although The bidders wer,
lowest for the cuutrac..
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Farrell says we live in fine house.
1t took thirty years of labor to secure
it. Farrell might have lived in one
teo if ne had not served the devil so
well and had saved the money he spent
on whiskey. He wants our house; we
are ready to sell it for less than cos,
but he prefers to tax it out of cur pos
session or get it by stealth
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A DecRying Empire.

A SULTAN ON HIS DEATH>BED-A YoUN,
GER BROTHER To SUCCEED HIN.
LONDON July 2s.-'rhe following
dispatch is published here to-day: "a
change in the ruler of Turkey is au
accomplished fact. Abdul Hamid
Effendi, younger brother of Murad
Efendi, is Regent of the Empire" 1t
is reported here on reliable authority
that Murad V. is dying.
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NEWSPAPERS
OF DIR
UNITED STATES.

A comslete list OF American Newspapers,
numbering more than eight Thousand. with a
Gazetteer correct to date, OF all towns and
cities 10 which Newspapers are published !;
historical and statntical sketches OF the
Great Newspaper Establishments Illus
tratet with numerous engravings OF the
principal newspaper buildings. Book Of 300
Pages. just issued. Mailed, postpaid. TO any
address for SSc Apply Enclosing pricel to
WILLOW. Centennial Grounds, Philadelphia,
or American News Company. N. Y. Every
Advertiser needs IL. jyll 2taw4w
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Miuing village in LuIerne Comfy
Burned.

WILKEsBARRE, Pa, July 2s.-The
borough of Nanticoke, thriving min
ing town, situated nine miles from this
city, was partly destroyed by fire yes
terday morning. Twenty-Five places
of business and sother houses were
burned. The loss is from $500 TO
S100, ,009; insurance about 1885,, 1000.
Many families are rendered homeless
and are camping out in the fields.
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ARREST HIS.-We are told that
rough men were heard talking in the
street last night, and one declared
''they should 60 for them Councilmen
he was for killing them" In times
like these such fellows as that should
be locked I'D.
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TIE 5th DAY OF AUGUST, lg7t

lie 5th DAY OF AUGUST, 1870.
At o'clock. p. M.
The following described Real Estate, viz:
No. i, ALI that lot piece or parcel Of land
situated 1T the northwesterly Corner Of 5th
and Tatnall streets, in th 9 City OF Whining
ton, with Brick Dwelling house, Store an 4
Bakery thereon erected, together with stable
in the rear Of sa d dwelling and bakery.
No. =. All that lot. piece or parcel ofland
situate on the northwest corner of Gilpen
Avenue and Lincoln street, in the City OF
Wilmington, 50 feet on Lincoln street BY 10,
feet on Gi pin Avenue. surrounded BY land,
of esse Alexander and J. Head.
No. All that lot, piece or parcel OF lane
situated in Christiana Hundred, New Castl,
County. Delaware containing about two ant
one quarter acres of Marsh land, near th,
works Of Walton, Whann & Co., and sur
rounded by lands of Walton, Whann 4 Co.
Christiana River Improvement Co., and land
OF the heirs Of Caleb Stroud. deceased.
! Seized and taken in execution as the pro
perty OF Robert Taylor and to be sold by
WM. II. LAMBSON, Sheriff.
SheIifs Office. New Castle.
| July 20. A. ID. 1876. jy2l-ta
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A UDITOR's SALE.

UDITOR'r SALE.
By virtue o. a warrant OF the Mayor OF the
city Of Wilmington. to me directed, will be
exposed at Pubic sale at 10 oclock q. IN, on
MONDAY. july 81. 1876.
at the Auditors Office. No. 50 Second story
East Sixth street. in the city of Wilmington,
New Castle county, State OF Delaware. the
following de, cribei Real Estate, viz:
All that lot. piece or parcel of land. with
house thereon erected, situate on Madison
street between Second and Third streets, be-
inx No, 222 Madison street,
All that lot, piece or parcel of land, with
house thereon erected, tuate at nortnw est
corner of Fifth and Pine streets. being No.
sol Pine street.
All that loo, piece or parcel "f land. with
house thereon erected, SITUATE at the north
east corner Of Sixth and Madison streets. be-
ing No. 600 Madison street.
All that lot, piece or parcel OF lana situate
on Walnut street between Twelfth and Ihir-
teenth streets, being No. IL Walnut street.
All that lot. pie.e and parcel Of land situate
on Walnut street, between welith and Ihif-
teenth streets. being ~ ) Walnut street.
All that lot, piece and parcel of land and
house thereon erecte1. situate on Fourth
stree between Harrison and Franklin streets,
being l2l5 West Fourth street.
Seized and taken in execution as the pro-
petty of William Silver. and to be sold by
j. l.. BE5G5. City Aud tor.
n. B,-The above named property is to be
sold to satisfy liens thereon for paving streets,
sidewalks and water pipe. iy2O-is
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WEA HER REPORT.

WAsHIsGToN, July 90, A. NJ
PROBABILITIES
For the Middle States and lower lake
reigon, clear or fair weather during the
day, and slowly rising temperature
with light southerly to westerly winds
and slight changes in barometer,
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TIE 9TH DAY OF AUGUST. ls7d.


at 2 O'Clock. p. m,
The following described Real Estate, viz:
All that certain lot, piece or Ia eel OF land
situate in the cily OF " iln ngton, county and
State aforesaid, bounded aud described as
follows. to wit: Beginning at point on the
eastsIly side Of DUPONT street at the distance
of twenty-eight feet southerly from the south.
erly side of Tulip street at fortv feet wide =
Tulip street aforesaid is laid out parallel with
Front street and distant southerly from the
southerly size thereof one hundred and forty.
five feet to the northerly side of Tulip street
aforesaid; thence eastsrly parallel with Tu-
lip street seventy-fve feet to a corner; thence
southerly parallel with DUPONT street four
teen feet to a corner; thence westerly paral-
lei with Tulip street seventy-fve feet to the
aforesaid side of DUPONT street; and thence
thereby northerly fourteen feet 10 the place
of beginning, be the contents thereon what
they may.
Seized and taken in exc ution as the pro-
perty of John I. Wright and Margaret Jane
his wife. and t. T.. and to be sold by
VIM. IL. LAMBS0N, Sheriff.
SHERIFF. Office. New Castle.
July ~. 1876. iyat-ts
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From Grant TO TiIden

General W. J. Loftin, of Lenior
county, North Carolina, Grant Pres
idential elector in 1872 and fine
stump speaker has declared for Tilden
| and Hendricks.
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Don't Read This !

A book for newly married peopie, OF either
sex. or those contemplating marriage. II
contains over 100 raRes EoGnd in cloth
sent, securely sealed fur - cents Address,
Nsll 4 Co. Lock Box lj9, saratoga, NY.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.

CHERIFF'S SALE.
By virtue of writ OF I.evarl Facia. to me
directed, will be exposed to Public sale
at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL s4l SHIPLEY ST.
kept by Geo. W. 0rtlip. in the City Of WILL
mington. New Castle county, ID L.. On
SATURDAY.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.

CHERIFF'S SALE.
~ By virtue of a writ of V Ell ditioni Lxponas
to me directed, win De exposed to Public Sale
at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL. 81 ShIPLEY ST,
kept by Geo. W. 0rtlip. in the city of Will
mington. New Castle County. Delaware. on
SATURDAY.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.
- By virtue Of writ of Venditioni Expo
mas to me directed, will be exposed to Public
Sale. at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL. Sil SHIPLtI ST..
kept by George W. Ortlip. in the city OF Will
minston. New Castle county, Delaware, on
SATURDAY,
THE 18th DAY OF AUGUST. 1876
at . o'clock. y. N.
the follow ing des ribbed Real E,tut, viz:
All that certain tract ofl nd situate in the
city o. Wilmington, New Castle c unity. Del =
aware, having thereon erected "a substantial
three story brick dwelling house with bacK
building, being No 42g East ard street.
and more particularly described az follows:
| beginning at point on the horiherly Tide OF
Thru street between Pop ar and Lombard
streets, at a corner OF land now or llts of El
len Campbell: thence with lands of same
northerly parallel with Lombard street 81
feet II inches to a stake: thence westerly pa
railel with Third rect j. feet 10 a stake:
thence southerly para lei with Lom bard street
Sc feet IL inches to Aforesaid side OF Third
street, and thence along the same easterly Is
feet to the place OF beginning. be the same
more or less,
Seized and takeu in execution as the pro-
perty of Lewis Springer, and 70 be SO d by
WIN. II. L aMBSQN, sheriff.
Sherid's Office. New Castle,
July 20, 1876. jy2l-ts
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REMOVAL r
thave removed from my old ptand iois
ley street TO
N. W. COR. THIRD Il SHIPLEY 81
Where, with incr reased facilities, 1 sh
better prepared to supply the wants d
customers with
STOVES, HEATEks, RANGE
AND HOUSE FURNISHING 9VVs
| generally. Being than kiul for past y
| nope by personal attentio n to business
inue to receive share Of your panIGNls.
r M0RNS
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Earthenware Mandatory.

Corner of Orange and Waters,
WILMINGTON DEL.
Keep constantly on hama j.. ,,,, a..,-,
nent OF CROCK KERY WARE, made i9 ,be
nest manner, and sold Mt prices TO snit ,he ne
[iSracpeA1s %es AS9, Ya5d Vases Ringing Vases.
office. Geu,tG IHeI ~ shori
N3y4 T. 3m EiEoLEh.
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SHERlFF'S SALE.-By VIZ. ne OF a writ q
~ Ais, Leyaris Facias 10 me directed, will be
exposed 10 Public Sale at the Hotel of WIN. b
Hollis, at Townsend. in Appoquininink hun
dred, 10 New Castle county, Delaware on
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DIR. GALLAGER.
e. DENTIST.
No. 8 East Fifth Street,

Attends to alternative operstiops n, -.
Teeth In the most careful and delicate n,anv
ner. xtracting Teeth without pain bv ,h =
use OF Gas or Ether, a specially. 6ye, ,wentv rtv
nve years experience with Iboth etber 1n,J an;,
% aDl6'76t
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Price Only so Cts. Ea:h.
Price, Only 80 Cts. Eac.
TNHE ARTIZANs SAVINGS BANK.
oO2 MARKET STREET

THE ARTIzANs SAVINGS BANK.
o02 MARKET STREET
In 'orporated February %, 1851.
Open 20 receive deposits daily from = Al
.ntil 4, p. NJ. and On Tuesday and salEi
VeninRs from Z to s O'Clock.
SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND,
J six per cent. mas been regularly paid I'd
osits, since the organization of the Barl !
It's the expectation of the Managers, ths5
rate OF dividends will be continued.
When dividends are not withdraw J
re accounted as deposits. Thus permri
deposits commpound their interest tva
each year.
MANAGERS:
William 8. Hilles, George W. Bush
Clement D. smyth, George s. Capel.
Chas w; Rowland, n. l. LichtensRl
Nathann R Benson, Edward Darlings
Henry r. Dure, Job II. jackson
K. nj. Stotsenburg, VIM. ii. Swift,
Anthony Higgine.
WIN. s. HlLLES, Preslis
EO. w. BUSH, Vice President.
eb2l-ly K. I. TAYLOR. Treas
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TUESDAY,
THE s1h DAY OF AUGUST, AID

Atl O'clock, p. H..
The following described Real Estate. VIZ
All that certain farm or tract of land situate
in Biackbird Hundred. (formerly a mart of
Appoquinimink Hundred) New Castle Ceun.
ty. and state Of Delaware. bounded and de-
scribed as follows to wit: Beginning at a stone
in the line OF land Of Jonathan Brown, thence
with the same and with the land of Ebeneyar
Cloak north sixty two degrees and ifty-fiye
minutes east one hundred and Eve percbes and
nve tenths crossing the main prong of Morris
Branch to the middle OF the new road lead
ing from Smyrna Landing to the old Thor
oughfare Neck Road, supposed to be in the
line oi land OF Gideon .kothweil, thence in
part with said Rothwell's and crossing m q
lain stream of said Morris Branch south
twenty eight degrees and quarter Q st two
hundred and twenty one perches aud eight
ienths 10 coInev on the east eide of the sa id
LANDING road in the line of the land OF Noble
L, Jerman, being also corner for land of
ROBERT patterson, ESQ.,. thence by said pat
teIson ndsouth seventy seven degrees and
ha,f. west one hundred and twenty three
| corner also tor Robert Patterson, ESQ. thence
with the land of the heirs of David Kennedv.
deceosed. and in part with said Jonathan
Browns land north twenty five degrees an d
perchcs and two tenths to the place of be gin.
ming. containing one hundred and eighty
| acres and fifty five square perches, be tht
same more or less. One hundred and twent,
four square perches OF the above tract O
land excepted, being granted to Graften L
| Delany. ESQ. tor the right of Rail Road, 81
long as sand Road is kent up, and when i
ceases 10 be Kept up as Rail Road. it be
comes the property of the said Owen Z, Crow
and his heirs and assigns forever.
Seized and trken IN execution as the pro
perty OF Owen q. Grow. and Mary Ann. hi
wife, and terre SfSaGiS aaa e Be sold byr
Sherlfi's Office, New Castle.
July 20. A. -. 1876 iy2l-ts
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Pants, white lead, red lea d white sns n
pa,nt, lubricating oils, linseed oil, spe,.1u n
lard oil, meats foot oil, coal oil, Tildens'
hew's varnishes, English varnishes ~
turpentine, paint mills, paints rea9
artists materlals, wax flower materhs
calcomania pictures, all kinds OF ioieHa1
domestic glass, stained, Ornamental "A
graved; coach painters material, sIssI W. IA
ors, ladders Of different lengths, read' NJ VI
sash, gold leaf. bronzess vermilhonA :"
glass platee. y
| NOS. 0 AND 8 EAST THIRD slhN
WILMINGTON. DEL e
N. B. Particular attention paid t9pIT 70 III
| Cd SHIP PAINTING, SIGN mH