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Daily Republican., 1879-03-29
ROO0a and SHOES,

Mr.. George ID. Fleming, late of Mar
pie and Thackery, will have grand
opening, on Saturday morning, March
29th, the largest shoe house In Della
ware, Nos. 3l6 and 31S Market st. The
store is large, airy, we'll lighted and
ventilated, and the handsouest shoe
store in Delaware. Mr.. Fleming is 8
practical man having had quite num-
Der OF years experience in the boot and
shoe business, both in retailing and
wholesaling. His stock has been
selected with the greatest care, and
from the factories OF the leading shoe
men in the country. Don't fail to at
tend the opening. See adv. in another
column.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-29
led.

BATES ON Friday, March "a. at Richmond
Va, DANIEL M. Bates. In the 6sth year o.
h,snKc ,,
Relatives and friends Of the family are In
v,,eJ 10 .ttanL the fnneral from his late resi-
dsnce, No. 1908 Delaware avenue. on Mon
day next, 3lst inst. at 8 o'clock, y. IN.
SCANLAN.-In Philadelphia, on the 9th
inst, Hannah, widow Of the late Florence
Seaman. formerly this city.
Her relatives and friends are respectfully
invited TO attend her funeral, on Monday nj.
terpoon. nj go o'clock, from the residence OF
her son, JAMES W. Scanlan, No. 1T w. Elev.
enth street. this city.
MORROW.-ln this city, on the 2s'h Inst,
row aged IS months.
The relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral, from the resi-
depce Of his parents, 1880 King street. to-mor.
row fSaturdayl afternoon, at I O'Clock. Ser.
vices at the house, at $50. lntsrment at the
Riyervicw cemetery,
Daily Republican., 1879-03-29
Hanged and Burned.

Bill Howard, negro, who cruelty
and most horribly outraged twelve
year old daughter of George Pond, liv-
ing near Fort Scott, Kansas, was taken
from Jail in that place by some 80
masked men, supported by mob about
1000 strong, Wednesday evening,
dragged by the neck with rope a dis
tance Of five blocks, and hanged to a
,amp.post. After he had hung fifteen
minutes there were shouts from the in
furiated mob OF "Burn him." He was
taken down, dragged into the public
,quare, and burned to a crisp in fire
made Of dry goods boxes and coal oil,
amid demonstrations that rivaled pan
demonium.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-29
We rs.h r.v. ..s.S IL

W. Pisk Townsend, Clark Of ths
Psacs Of Sussex County, and editor ol
the Sussex "Journal. the organ sf
the Democracy Of that oonnty, and Who
10 charged with -dsfaultins " On
amount ranging from 1900 10 o., 900,
WAS, during the late var rampant
sscsssiopist, anA II our information b
not 1t fault, he fought ia the rsbsl
army. His residence Was In TalboG
County, Nd, bnt soon affair ths var
hs carpet -bagged to Georgetown. Sas-
sex County, where Ls bought the
Georgetown Union, (which had been
edited snd Published 40 q Union news
paper by W. n. Croasdsle, now the
editor Of the Rvsry Rvening. I" Of this
city. The " Union +" under 'rownsrnd
became as strong in its rebel prcclivi.
ties rs II had before bssn strong for the
Union cause under Mr. CEossdAls, aud
the principal clippings for the "Jour
nal" was taken from shs New York
"Day Book, +" . paper that WAS always
welcome In the rebel lines lie had
always advocated the repeal Of the
Constitutional amendment abolishing
slavery, and wanted the colored people
remamded back to slavery. Growing
In popularity, he cast q wiseful look
towards the Democratic loaves and
fishes Of the State, and his Democracy
being OF the simon pure order he was
elected clerk Of the House Of Repressn-
tativss In the Legislative session Of
1875. From this Office he made About
$1,000 besides his profits Of printing the
Journal Of proceedings. ... ....
Publishing paper which pleased
the Democracy, hs exacted tribute Of
his party by demanding that the Office
of Clerk Of the Peace Of Sussex County,
be conferred upon him. His demand
being recognized, Governor Cochran
gave him the desired Office which h.
has filled little over two years, there
bcing nearly three years OF the term
yet to serve.
The Clerk Of the Peace in Sussex
handles the State funds in the collec-
tion Of State taxes, and Is considered
one Of the most important officers in the
State. Townsend got the clsrkship
ovrr Thomas P. Rodney, business man
Of high standing, by clos. shave only i,
having used, 1t Is said, question: able
means In 80 doing.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-29
The Farewell Sermon.

Rev George r. Bristor delivered hi'
farewell sermon last evening at New
Castle, taking for his text the words,
"Be not conformed to this world, bu'
be y- transformed by the renewal OF
your mind" The church was packed
at least 1000 persons shook hands with
Mr.. B. Resolutions were read and
adopted and the presents given to the
pastor were numerous and costly. Mr..
Bristor leaves tomorrow for New Or
leans, at which place he will be pastor
of Ames church.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-29
TAX ing the snIl by IN. Horns.

The wife Of farmer Henderson, of
Poaghkespsie, took the bull by the
horns on Tuesday. Her son had been
attacked in the barnyard and thrown
high In the air. Down came the lad on
the roof Of the shed, and as he was slid
ing down toward the yard where the
buIl was Visiting for iiu,. his father ap-
p. ared upon the sc'n- with a pitch
fO,k. He undertook to drive the infu-
ated auimal into the stable and was
himself oornerei. At this momert
Mrs. Henderson having heard the alarm
entered the yard, and seizing four
tined pitchfork, charged the bull with
such impetuosity that he beat a hasty
lrtrnat
Daily Republican., 1879-03-29
An Expensive Chew.

A farmer, going home frsm Pottsville,
had the proceeds Of a load of hay rolled
up in wad in his pocket, and taking
it for tobacco. chewed away at it, but
did not like the taste. He took the
quiJ out of his mouth for examination,
and discovered that he was ch. wing tn =
wad of greenbacks. calculating, Scott
in Himnel.'' made fast time in the
direction of bank where he obtained
ssventy-fve cents on the dollar for what
was left Of an expensive chew.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-29
The Next President

The Harrisburg Telegraph" has
ben canvassing the Senate and House
10 ascertain the preferences OF the
members for Presidential candidates.
Of the Republican Senators II are for
Grant, for Blaine and 10 scattering ;of
the Representatives, 81 are for Grant,
10 for Blain. and 10 scattering. or
Democratic Senators, 2 are or Tilden
and 8 undecided, and OF the R-pr-sru-
tatives, 26 ara for Tild-n, 5 for Hem
bricks and II scattering. Many mem
bers declined to name their man. II
anything can he pr.dicted on this
count it is that Grant and Tllen will
be the nominees of their respective par.
ties in 1850.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-29
NJ. n. II. A, To, Nbxht,

A public meeting OF the Moral Sua.
sion Reform Association will be held
this evening in their rooms Third and
K ing streets, Father Taylor, one Of the
old war horses of Temperance, and 9th,
er able speakers will address the meet
ing. The NJ. S. r. A. choir will render
some fine music and the programme
will be farther enliv.n-d by solos, Re-
lect readings and Sammon's with his
noted jcwsharp.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-29
HtnsA nnO M auC hes

A box of mt hos was left lying on
the liable in hal,imore house recent
Iy, and was carried by the rats into the
woodwork. The matches wers ignited
by friction, and the building made 4
very narrow escape from burning
This should be a warning to house keep
to be careful where they place their
matches when they know there are
apy rodents around.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-29
ROWell's Walk.

Rowell, the English champion walk
ist, is stretching his walking pins at
Concert Hall, Philadelphia. A Will
taking look at him yes
terday stopped 10 day and left with us
the following score of the great walker
lst mile, $40 minutes; End, 6.29; 3rd,
6.334; 4th, 6.4sl; 5th, 6.5l; 9Th, 6.594;
7th, 9 5S; sth, S.53, walking s miles in
"a minutes and 50 seconds.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-29
(1vsa Yesterdays Late ,lAi,isa.)
Reported buadsa Death oTs Minis.
nnD t-r s.- -s.


A psinfal rumor was In circulation
in this city yesterday sftsrnoon, to the
effect thst Rev. John Hough, Presiding
Elder Of the Dover District, Wilmington
Conferences, Of the n. X. church, had
dropped dead upon the streets of Trsn.
ton, N. j., yesterday, he having been
seized With an attack OF Appolexy.
Though there is NO definite report In
this city Of the confrmation Of the
truth df tbs rumor, yet II Is believed 10
bs true. Persons from down the Stale
say that a tslsgrsR had besn, sent to
Smyrns, the ists home Of Mr.. Hough,
ammo ncing his sudden death.
'He went up 10 Trenton on Tuesday,
the day after the adjournment Of Con.
ference At New Castle, to see some
friends, he having spent his early lif.
and learned trade in that city. He
was born In Yardisyvills, Bucks com,
ty, Pa, about four miles up the Della
ware river from Trenton. He was ad-
mitted to the Philadelphia Conference
In lS48, and has spent the whole 81
years Of his ministerial life within the
bounds Of what Is new the Wilmington
Conference. The last seven years he
has spent ~ Presiding Elasr--four
years on the Easton District and thrse
years on the Dover District. Hs leaves
wife, four daughters and one son, the
latter II years Of age and the youngest
Of the family.
The remains it Ia said will be taken
to Smyrna, passing through this city
probably some time to-day. The fore
going are all tn. particulars We have
bsen able to CLEAN, after calling up.
on several of the ministers of this city,
who all believe that the report Of Mr..
Hough's death is correct. He was pres
ant during the whole session Of the
Conference at New Castle, and enjoyed
unusually good health. He stood in
the front rank Of good and successful
ministers, and was popular amongst
preachers and people.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-29
A ssnaIl-POx Epi densic.

At Fairbury, Nsb., there have been
more than one hundred cases of small
pox or varioloid, and over forty deaths
during the winter, all. it is said, owing
to the shameful ignorance of the physi-
.cisns and ip-ficiencv Of the city coun-
ell. IL has been sad and drearv time.
No ia aetings or schools for more than
two mon tbs. Bnt the dissase is dying
o,t, AMI tn. people remaining hope for
ii lat
Daily Republican., 1879-03-29
Another X Kantucky Ma rder.

Reports of terrible murder com"
from Clay county, Ky. James House,
on his way from church on Sunday, was
attacked by three brothers named Phil
PCT, who said they intended to kill him.
lie begged for his life, but this not a
vaiing. he drew pistol and then the
81 coting began. House fell corpse,
after badly wounding one of his assail
arts. The Philpots dismounted and
hoke Houses schulz with their pistol
nuts. All three of the brothers are in
Daily Republican., 1879-03-29
I.ct n re,

Prof. Loomis will deliver lecture in
the lecture room OF the Central Presbv-
terian church on Tuesday evening. on
"Modern Art in Europe" AS there is
no charge for admission the room should
L.. we'll filed on the occasion. Prof.
L.. has given snlle attention to getting
up European excursions, and his lee
tur. is doubtless intended to create a
desire among our citizens to visit that
country.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-29
A Few More Left

at 30S Market street, next door to
the Bee Hive, Of those bargains in boots
and shoes. Stock carried over from
last year thai must b. sold. Child-
rsn's colored shoes soled from hand
ding, so c-nts and sl.0O. Wom-n's and
Misses lasting lace shoes 50 cents to
Sl25, worth double the money. A
lot of children's kid foxed lace shoes,
No. 7 to 10, warranted all leather, to be
sold very low. Mems boots very cheap
TO close ont last winters stock. The
articles named are special bargains.
"hen we have a full line of new and
fresh goods that we defy competition in
prices; for instance a hand made calf
skin button gaiter warranted at $3.50.
Give us call and be con vinced.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-29
ReunOS nj.

C. A. Arnold, manufacturer OF ladies',
Misses and childre,fs fine hand sewed
and machine srwpd shoes, has removed
from 200 Il. 3rd street to 3lG King st.
All who want first class pair OF shoes
mad. from the best material should
give him a call. Measures taken, a ft
guaranteed where others fail.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-29
DR., DarInOU

is now stopping at the Washington
House, No. 205 Market street, and is
ready to prescribe for the medical wants
of his numerous patients. The Doctor
is well known to the citizens of Will
mington and needs no commendation at
our hands. Be sure to call and consult
him, while IN the city. He remains
but few days.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-29
The HI niucky Girl who Married a
COac snssh

The secret marriage of Ex-Governor
Hubbard 's yoang daughter to her faith
tr's cOachMau s-tilin TO have excited 20
less drgr-- of interest in o.ilecticut
than did similar event in kentucky
some twelve nr fifteen years ago. The
young lady was the neiress in her own
right to Il large estate, and her family
was one of the most distinguished IN
Kentucky. A divorce was granted he
tween tn. two Young people after few
months, and the husband, having had
a year of -xtravagant dissipation, went
back to his horses, and was, until
lately, employed in livery stable at
Louisville.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-29
MAR RED,

TIN-CONNER.-On the 9th Instant,
in Strickersyiiie, Chester 60 Pa, by Geo.
II. watson, Ed. Mr.. George W. Austin to
Miss Ma y c. Conner. Both of Wilmington,
Delaware.
TINDALL-LLOYD- In Philadelphia. on
the 9th inst, at the residence OF the brides
lister, by Rev. M. H. Wilson, wm. g. Tin.
dali to Ella r. Lloyd. Both of Wilmington,
Delaware.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-29
TOpshs,rl0l.

As the spring opens, the establish
ment of Preston, the artist, also
hrightens up and his razors, shears,
etc., acquire mystical edge, at least 20
say his numerous customers. Give
him trial.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-29

NOTICE.-The subscriber intends to con-
~ tinue the business ofcarpet.weav at
the old stand. No. 702 Walnut street, formerly
occupied by the late WIN. Russell. and invites
all the former patrons and the public Rener-
ally to give him call. J. RUSSELL.
p. S.-Please send name and address, and
he will answer In person. mh288ts
Daily Republican., 1879-03-29
NOTICES.
Consolation tor Cons sumptlv.,

Tho Physicians Of the Consumption n
ivei oil X any form, tSsy ssVs W. moi ~,'e e,, =
two pr cent. Of their paticnh, whereas, NJ
these HypO- Pnosphttes they have cured seys
|ty-1ye per cent Physicians heye prescrOs
10000 packages Of vLsIiSei Fhesphsiss
an forms OF nervous diseasas, vttsiixipp 4
debtlitatsd, PREvENrIN0 End curing O6nsus
ti0n.
@ =. CROSBY, 90 sixth Ave-, MI
For sale by .. JANE BELT, iaiF \
Cor, 9th and Market St., Wilmington, b
Daily Republican., 1879-03-29

"The new pastor, Rev. J. d. Rigg,
will fill his appointment at Newport
and Stanton next Sunday, March 3O.",,
Daily Republican., 1879-03-29
10 u. ROBlN0ON 4 CO..
BANKERS & BROKERS
n. y. Cor. Fourth snd Market.
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
us. YOURS EnR SALE.

s. us. FOURS FOR SALE. .f.
foR SALE- ~ shares Union Bank Stock.
SILVER BOUGHT AND SOLD.
bought and sold on commission. Every faoil.
ity afforded for persons TO soil or invest In
stocks or bonds. fsb1o-lv
Daily Republican., 1879-03-29
~ bLIl, HAl.EA.


|CITY TAX CULLECrOR.s SALE.
The following personal property will Be s|
posed TO Public Sale
ON WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2 1879,
at 10. 30 o'clock, q. m.
At Sixteenth street and Railroad Avenue, MI
Ward:
Lot of Betting.
2 bolt cutting machines, and Planning MI
chimes.
aside Lathes.
1 vises.
lot Of tools.
I Anvils.
4 trucks and 3 wheelbarrows,
l oil cabinet and closet and contents,
lot OF crOwbars and old irsn,
work bench and contents,
platform and 2 counter scales,
l jackscrew,
l desk, stove. and contents of office and dra.
Ing room
xrind.t ne and frame,
wood bOreinx machine.
Seized and taken as the property of M. n
Stotsenber2 n TO-, tO satisfy city and schel|
taxes due the city. l.. PROVOST,
mh2b-ts Assessor and Collector
RANDSPEaIAL ANDPEREM. .1TOh3
" SALE, BY AUCTION,
AT THE SALES ROOM OF WIN. MEN
RICK. sl4 MARKET STREET.
DlAMONDh,
Daily Republican., 1879-03-29
THIRD EDITION.
r~sS Sassss ~ vIxsst.x - Silks,

Rkos ehMS
vSry hstts positive psvs Gould b.
obtained here con. rning alta rs ih
Alaska, but there was general fssl.
ing that NO tins should bs lost by
Captain Brown iu reaching the far OF
Territory. 1t was decided that a. soon
~ thu coal and provisions were on
hoard thia 1sshing the steamer should
lsavs for Sitka. The Alaska goes pre-
pared for thu warm work. III addition
To her armament Of twslv' guns, she
has on board l60 Springfield bresch
loading rides, 10000 rounds Of car
tridges and Gatling gun, with full
equipments for Use on shore. English
'o1lesrs here, who have received infor-
nation from the Osprey, think the
ipressnce Of 30 large United States
'yssssl - ths Alsska will prevent the
iInAians from attacking ths whites, IL
hostilities shall not have beguE before
her arrival. 1t 10 understood that the
Indians can only muster force Of
about oDs thousand at the most, and
that many of these hear arms Of the
most primativs form IL $t
IS--------- <s.~.-----
Deytea Rsyins sAs PADDLE. y
Captain Boyton arrived at Glover.
port, KY, Wednesday afternoon at 8
o'clock, after running twenty.six hours
through q wind squall. He rested al!
snight. and started at s o'clock Thurs
day morning, to reach Osensboro, a
distance Of over fifty.two miles. The
"Trip vas IN unusually severe one, as the
sun VAS soorohing, AMI as the swimmer
piled his paddles the reflection from the
river caused hin, intense suffering Hs
arrived st Owsnsboro at 6 o'clock p. NJ.
On landing 1t was found that one OF his
hapds Wa badly swollen, AMI 1t il
dodbttul II he viii ever reach the
Fathvf Of Waters. His landing was
amid the widest enthu ,iasn and al
day long the river has echoed the boom
Of cannon.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-29
sRokERA.
Elliott, Johnson ( Co.,
BANKERS AND BROKERs,
Ia - B WlL1GlH0ION. DEL. 4 -

s.s q K s;sa IN: s. sos :, y rs u.s. n'
Daily Republican., 1879-03-29

WY yANTED.-TwO carriage painters, ole
w blacksmith and one tinisher, appyU
mh27-st~ u. II. KENT b Co..
Daily Republican., 1879-03-29

TXTANTED.-- - Boarders at NO. S02 MAE
w KET STRFET. Table boarders. Ala
he tlOwer parlor suitable for offces. mh2tlm
Daily Republican., 1879-03-29

FoR SALE 80 shari Union Natisnsl Rank
ssbasss First NstiSaal Bauk. EEIr
Philsdeiphis, Nsy York and San fmpeisco
st0ckS and bonds bought aud sold and
'SN carried on margin. ~ .'''t
TslepsphieQu Quotations rs0sived constantly
snd Mln4hed. Trede dollar bought t.f-
, LOCAL 6TUN3kS AND BONDH.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-29
WANTED.

NTANTED.-A girl for general housewoh
w and plain cooking. Apply ut
mh2S.3t* 81 MARKET STREET.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-29

DUBLlC NOTICE. is hereby given /,
l. the Firm heretofore trading and das|
businsss under the sasss Of Crosier. ScoltN
10, have dissolved, and all bills contrac,
BY tho said iirm prior to May N, 1878, wlIJ
presented 10 James n Crolier Tor seetlem,s
He will carry on the business Oi Stevedorr
and all orders left ut Bic East Eleventh Ar
will receive prompt attention.
JAMES B. CROZlER, Senior Stevedor
mh20ti Wilmington, b
NOTlCE.-On and alter the 18th q MAJ
N tho firm Of GOuert h Co., will be \
solved by mutus consent. All bills due
firm must be paid TO Mrs. George Houert
624 West Fourth ttreet.
o. d. Reason will continue tho busines
'ni No. ~ iisIG is EAST YouRrH srsss1. %sias'
NOTICE. : THE DIAMOND stan
IN LOAN ASSOCIATION offers /,
series Of for ssle, the frst payment n.
be made any time to the s-cretaiy.'
mhi1-im HEORGEC. MAR,S,
ool shipley street, second 6oo,
NOTfCE.-Notlce Is hereby gwen that MI
N 0partnershfp heretofore existing N
tween William A. Bacon and Thomas M
don, doing business under the name Of Bace
and Condor, has been dissolved by mu,u
consent. The business will bo continued n
the old stand, sl3 Market street, BY WIN N
bacon. who 10 authorized TO receivs oil Dl,|
due the late arm and p.y all claims,
49,. WM. A. BACON,
mhT+ts THOMAS CONDUN
Daily Republican., 1879-03-29
All lscai sseusisies bsasht and ssld.

J. 9. 0ovsrnpens, Boads bought and sold
IN or sxcpspsed st eurrpnt rats ~ l,a
Daily Republican., 1879-03-29

VXyANTE T. b Poultry both alive md
w dressed every week. Highest cash pra I
paid on delivery. N. Is. APPLETON,
Third street Market
jnl4- Wilmington, DEL
Daily Republican., 1879-03-29

NOTiCE.-special attention paid to cl.,,
XN Ing ,epairing ana adjusting sewrI
machines. Machines attended " ut residehu
Findings and Attachments for the difi ,rrl
machlnes, oil, heedles, belts, etc. Also said
man for Singer and other makes OF macbirs
All work done guaranteed 70 give satisis
ton. JOHN RAMO.
lnh2o-h 900 W. Eighth Ss., Wilmingt'p, DI
NOfiOE.--Dr. " est has Removed ina
IN 0s King street, to 900 King street
mh26-6ts
NOTlCE.-All persons are forbidden
l\ trust any one on our account win|
out written order frsm us. 4EOk9EV
VERNON h SONS. isll.u
Daily Republican., 1879-03-29

NyANTED.-One salesman Tor each State
w Salary $7t to 500 per month and e.
penses. References required.
LA BELLE MIG. Co., Chicago
mch1 -2Btd
Daily Republican., 1879-05-30
PaDer HanRinES,

We invite attention TO our large and
we'll selected stock of wall paper and
window shades of the latest designs.
We have just received from New York
an immense assortment of those beauti
full designs, which have taken the lead
this spring. Also a lot striped and
figured patterns from New York and
Philadelphia, all Of which we are
selling at the following low prices 6
cts, 5 cts., 10 cts, l2t cts. and Is cts.
per piece. A fine gilt paper at so cts.
per piece. All of these goods are war
ranted full length, width and weight.
The labor department is conducted un-
der my own supervision, l having serv-
ed 5 years at the wall paper and win
dow shade business, and being the only
practical proprietor of wall paper
store on Market street. That should
be sufficient guarantee that all work
entrusted to us will be done in a prac.
tical and workman-like manner.
JOHN r. Holt. 233 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-30
)RSALE.

use No. 1415 Delaware Avenue, with all
b0dern Improvements.
use No. 1909 Jefferson streets, with mod
Improvements.
a,se on VanBuren street. between Eighth
Ninth. gas. bath, etc.
1use No. gO2 Delaware Avenue, 8 rooms.
use No. llO6 Walnut street.
(nse No. sl3 Chestnut street.
use No. 623 Jefferson street.
|use No. 2e2 Maryland Avenue.
huses Nos. ll3o, liS2, 1l34 and ll3e wal
btreet.
|use cottage style}with modern improve
4 and about Il acre Of land, suitable TOR
ysician or o. summer residence. Near
4 Oak station, p, W. X R. X. X.
Fery desirable farm OF 81 acres. one mile
ri ares Corner. on the State Road, "a
from Railroad station, land OF the best
ty and highly cultivated, with no better
iug sites in the county.
FOR RENT.
house. No, III West Ninth street.
house. No. s02 Delaware Avenue.
house, No. 6o4 Spruce street.
house, No. 81 Fast Fl tn street.
house No, Iii5 Delaware 'venne.
n number OF small houses in ditieren.
pf the city
Ave or thirteen a"res of BrandyWiHe
b land. in lots to suit
n several aeres of Marsh on the Town
|foad, between the Causeway and Rol
III To LOAN.
[1(O to $4,000. in sums Of $500 to 1900.
Apply 10 W. McCAULLEY " CO.,
"a eO6 Market street,
am Wilmington, Del