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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-04-09

Parece que en- Sabana,grande y en-
Manatl no SO han constituido las mesas
electorales.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-04-09

corporation y procesionalmente, pue-
dan reducilles, segun su prudente arbi-
trio, menor n1mero las visitas.
Concsdemos tambien & los navegan-
tes y caminantes que cuando llegaren q
sus domicilios q cualquier otro punto
donde hicieren estancia, cumpliendo las
obras anteriormente prescritas y visi-
tando seis veces la iglesia catedral 6
mayor, la parroquial de su domicilio
6 del lugar donde hiciesen estacion,
puedan ganar la misma indulgencia.
Aslmismo los Regulares de ambos Sc
KOS que viven en- perpetua clausura, CO.
mo a cualesquiera otras personals ecle-
siasticas laicas, seculares 6 regulares,
que estuviesen en- prision 9 cautiverio 6
imposibilitadas por alguna enfermedad
corporal, 8 cualquiera otro impedimen-
to, que no pudieren praticar las obras
prescritas, 9 alguna de elias, les conce-
demos y dispensamos el que pueda ell
confesor, aprobado por ell Ordinario
respective, conmutarselas en- otras obras
de piedad prorogarselas para tempo
pr6ximo imponerles aquellas que los
penitentes puedan ,cumplir, con mas la
facultad de dispensar sobre la recep-
cion de la Sagraia Eucaristia los nj
nos que no hubieren hecho todavla la
primera communion.
Ademas, q to1os y & cada uno de los
fieles de Cristo, tanto legos como cole
siasticos, seculares y regulares, de cual-
quier Orden Institute, aunque deban
- 4-~-.~-
J a serm:: ], dc Cuadras
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-04-09

El otro dia zozobro una pequeha en-
en- esta bahia con grave peli-
ro de sus tripulantes. Afortunadamen-
q no hubo que lamentar ninguna des-
,racia salvo el correspondence susie.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-23
lFron Yesterdays Late Editiop. I


Yesterday afternoon was the regular
time Tor the annual meeting of the So.
cisty for the Prevention of Cruelty to
Animals, but owing 20 the small nun.
Der present the meeting was postponed
until next Tuesday.
| Il. u. McClers who has been very
sick for some time, was better this NOR.
ming, in fact he sat up for short time.
We are glad to state that George Bow
ers, ex-President OF the Christy Senate,
is again out after about a weeks sick
ness.
The Water Witch engine house Is
draped in deep mourning on account OF
the death of one Of their members, J.
Joyce.
The Christy Senate sent another bas-
ket full of provisions TO family in dis
tresS today.
Considerable complaint is made about
the ICY condition Of the pavsments
around the Sth street market house.
Why don't the ash and slop gather
ers call on the citizens on Sixth street,
above Adams
p. b. Ayers, the letter carrier, who
fell on tho ice and hurt himself badly a
few days age, has recovered enough to
be out to-day on a crutch.
The PhTnix fire company have their
flag at half mast, and their engine house
draped in mourning for one of their
members J. G. Leibrandt. who died yes
terday afternoon.
What is tha matter that the street
lamps at Eighth and Adams, Jackson,
Van Buren,, and on the hill generally,
are SO often unlit on dark nights.
The sleds kept running at lightning
speed last night up to / o'clock on the
Seventh street hill, down to Madison.
Capelle Il Bro. have joined the tele
phone exchange at Third and Market
streets, and Z. A. Harvey, SOB King
street, has his residence connected by
telephone with Smith & Painters drug
store.
The next concert Of the Willard Club
will take place in the Opera House on
Thursday evening, February &.
Mir. A. G. Robinson, cashier Of the
Famers' Bank, suffered a relapse yes
terday, but this morning his conGition
was improved.
Henry c. Sipple, grocer at Third and
Madison streets, is dangerously i'll of
pneumonia.
The extra meeting at the Union NJ.
E:Chureh last nigh, gave evidence of
improved interest. Two mourners were
at the altar.
99l dogs were registered up to nine
O'Clock this morning. The police have
orders to seize every dog not registered
and confne them in tn. cellar under
the City Hall. About 80 surplus dogs
have been killed on the South side.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-23
The Mayors Fir,nuess.

AT 7 o'clock last evening his honor
Mayor Almond, took his seat, and
calling the witnesses to testify as to
what they knew about Robert Cook
treating his horses cruelty by requiring
one horse to haul two horse load OF
ashes up Eighth street hill, above
Adams. The witnesses for the State
were officer Bernhard, L. Forrest and
Geo. Roberts, all of whom stated that
they saw one horse Juggling at a heavy
load, and several times stopped on tn.
hill of its own will to rest. Mr.. Cook
presented his drivers as witnesses To
prove that there was not over ton
weight on the horse.
They stated that they usually kept
a leader 10 assist up the hill. but il
had been taken sompwher. else. Among
the witness was }. Miliigan, who seemed
very anxious to convince tn. MAYOR
Daily Republican., 1879-01-23
A ORIGINAL NOVEL. aSlTMA'

A n ORIGINAL NOVEL. us IT MAY
"A HAPPEN. A story OF American Life
and Character, limo. Extra Cloth, slbo.-
Tho following are brief extracts from letter.
Of Critics, who have read advance copies Of
" AZ 1t May Happen.
DIR. X SHELTON MACKENZIE sAYs:-" It IL
story truly original in design and suceess.
iul in execution. Tho dialogue is natural all
through. There is infinite variety Of action,
some hunor, and q great deal OF mystery.
The author displays great power and skill ip
/ constructing and telling story, the interest
Of which never flags.
A Prominent MAN WRITES - Nothiny
has interested me so much for many q long
day as this story. 1t il admirably written,
and Is entirely original in It's pot and devcl-
opnent Its humor, especially IN its portrayal
Of Irish character, Is simply ininitable, and
It's pathos Is most natnraI and effective"
DPINlosoYA sGUlsHED CLERGYMAN:
1T will excite unusual Interest, and find y
rare degree oi favor with all lovers Of pnre fc-
ton. 1t i dec dedly a Wholesome story. Its
woEderIu interest depends on nothing qves.
tieaahle in waiter or inrth"d.'
FEoA A IRiLlI.NT LIN HRATEcR II pro
nounce II tho best American novel that kas
appeared Tor years. Most OF its characters are
srikinely original"
95-F For sale Dy all Booksellers, or will be
sent by mail, pO-tpait. upor receipt Of the
price, by PORTER n COATES, Publishers
No. S-1che.tnut street. Philadelphia, Pa
lnl6-l
Daily Republican., 1879-01-23
l IS ESSORS' NOTICE.

The taXables Of Wilmington Hundred New
Castle County, are hereby notified tina, the
assessment for 1879 has been completed and
the books containing the same are hung VI
Tor public inspection at tho following places
SOUTHERN DISTRICT.
First Wars-At Springcr's grocery store,
No. 800 West Second street, near Iatnall
Second Ward--At the Pennsylvania House,
southeast corner Of Front and king strcets.
Third Ward-At =. ]. Babcock's saloon,
northeast corner OF Filth and Orange streets.
Fourth Ward-At Esquire William II. Bra.
dy's office, No, los East Fourth street, near
King.
Tenth War,i-At Robert Co,tinrham sa.
LOOM No. 800 Maryland Avenue.
NORTHERN DISTRICT.
Fifth Wnrd-At f. II. Singles X sons cl-
gar store. No. 8Va Market street.
SIKH Ward.-At Hugh Magnire's, corner
Ninth and Walnut streets.
Seventh Ward-At George II. Robinson 5
saloon, southeast corner OF Tenth and Orange
streets.
Eighth Ward-At W. II. fuckers grocery
store, southeast corner OF Eighth and Pine
streets.
Ninth Ward-At WIN. Sweeney's urocery
store. 2O02 Market street.
Notice il also given that the Assessors will
1T at the CITY Hall on Saturday. the 18th day
oi January (bcing the last Saturday OF the
present mOhth) between the hours Of 10
o'clock, II. H., and O'Clock, y. m, TO make
correction in the aforesaid books or add ad
ditlUnal names thereto
DAVID W. HUGHES,
Assessor Southern District,
GEORGE &. WARD,
lnli.st Assessor Northern District.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-23
CsCRIBNER'S MONTHLY,
= CONDUCTED BY ]. Oh OII4AND

The Handsomest illustrated Magazine in
the World. The American edition OF this
periodical is now more than 10000 MONTH
LY. and II has larger circulation in Eng.
land than any other American magazine
Every number contains about one hundred
and fifty pages, and from nifty to seven y-nve
riginoi wNu,l-cut illustrations
ANNOUNCEMENTS FOR 1889,
Among the attractions Tor the coming year
are the following:
" woRTH's" II serial novel, Mrs
Frrnce, Hodgson Burnett, author OF THAT
Lass y L0wrie's.'
FALcoSRERs, serial novel, by II. II.
Boy-stn, author OF "Gunnar, THE Man
uhp Los. his name," Ae. In this romance,
the author graphically describes the pecnliari.
tcS OF Morse immigrant life in western set
pinrnt
, ,roRy OF New ORLEA Ms, ny George W.
Cablt to be begun On the conclusion OF p" Fal'
,onberg.
PORTRAITS or AMERICAN PoKTs. This 80.
l,ryann will he continued, that OF Longfello1
rppearing In November. Those portraits are
drawn from life by Wyatt Eaton and en-
graved by T. Cole.
STUDIEs IN THE SIERRAs,-A series oil pa
pcrs mostly 'lustrated) by John Muir, the
California naturalist. The most graphic and
picturesque and at the same time, exact and
,hat have yet been made. The series will
.ketch the California Passes, Lakes, Wind
Storms an FORESTS.
A New VIEW OF BRAZIL Mr. Herbert IL
smith. OF Cornell University, a companion OF
the late Prof. Hart. is now in Brazil. with
Mr. J. Wells Champney (the artist ,whsac
rulnp MED Mr.. Edward King in his tour
through The Great South, v preparing tor
>crihner II series OF papers on the present con.
dit0n,-thc cities. MYERS and resources oil the
great empire OF south America.
Among tie additional series OF papers TO
appear may he mentioned those on How snail
we Spell uwo papers by Prof Loundsbury J
The New South. Lawn-Plantlng Tor Small
Places (hy samuel Parsons, OF tlushtnE,)
Canada Of To-day, American Art and Artists,
American Archaeology, Modern Inventors ;
aiss, Papers OF Travel, History, Physica
science. studies in Literature, Political and
Social Science, Stories, Poems Topics OF
the Time. " by DIR. J. &. Holland; record OF
New Inventions and Mechanical Improve
ments Papers on Education, Decoration, Ac.
Book Reviews; lre,h bits OF Wit and Humor
&C, &C, &c.
TERMS, $500 IA year in advance % cents
number
Subscriptions received by the publishers OF
this paper and booksellers and postinasters
Persons wishing to subscribe direct with the
publishers, should write name, Post -Othce,
County. and State, in full, and send with re-
mittance IN check. p. o. money order. or reg
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Daily Republican., 1879-01-23
Ill ED.

BARRON January nd. 1879, John H. Barr
In the 18th year OF his age.
Funeral at First Presbyterian graveyard
on Friday, at $50 o'clock, p. IN.
LElBRANDT.--In this city, on January the
2ist:l679, Ofpneumonia, James Burling, son
OF william q. and Esther d. 1.eibrandt
aged 81 years, 4 months and II days.
The relatives and friends OF the family are
respectfully Invited. as also are the members
OF the Phoenix Steam Fire Engine Company
and members OF the Department In general
to attend his funeral, from the residence Oihis
parents, No. Ills latnall street, on Friday al
ternoon, the Path inst, To leave the house at 1
O'Clock. lnterinent in the Wilmington and
Brandywine cemetery.
CROIIER.-At Green Hi. Del on the 2lst
inst, Rev. A. j. CrO2ler OF the Wilmington
VI. Il. Conference.
Funeral from his late residence, on Friday
the 2+th inst, att O'Clock, r. IN. Service al
Mt. salem church. at O'Clock.
CROZIER.---O the 10Th inst, Of cOnsulnp
ton, James CrOzier, In the 4ith year OF his
age.
The relatives and friends OF the family, also
the members of Asylum Lodge. No. %, l. o.
q. F.. and Washington Lodge, No. !. X. OF
p, are respectfully invited to attend the ia
neral, from his late residence, No. so West
Fiih street, on Thursday afternoon. at two
O'Clock. to proceed to tie Wilmington and
Brnnuywine cemetery,
Daily Republican., 1879-01-23
FOURTH EDITION.
MAR RED.

TAGGART-GRAHAM.-In Philadelphia,
on August 2stk, 1873 by Rev. j. II. Down
ing. Mr.. William q. TaRgart and Miss
Mary Graham, both of Wilmington, Del,
PORTr.R-GOODRICH --On the I'D inst,
In the Fourth resbyterian church, Wash.
ington. by Rev. Joseph 7. Kelley, Mr..
Thomas X. Porter OF Wilmington. Del. TO
Miss Elizabeth 4. Goodrich, OF Washing.
ton, ID. q.
WHlTEMAN-STII.L.-By the Rev. X. p.
Dubois, on the 10th inst, Mr.. Franklin +.
Whlteman and Miss Susanna Little, both
OF New Castle County, Del.
CIR SSAN-STROUD.-B Rev. X. p Du-
Bois. on the 10th inst, Mr.. Alfred V. Cros-
san, OF Franklin township. and Miss Clara
Eva Stroud, of Newark, Del.
S!NCLEAR-PRATr.- Wilmington, on
Jan. 10th, by Rev. G, NJ. Pegg, at the Scott
NJ. f. church parsonage, Mr.. Nathaniel
Snciear and Miss Esther NJ. Pratt, both OF
New Castle Go.
NJ ALlN-PYLE.-AtW West Chester, on the
10Th inst, by Rev Jos. :. Evans. Mr. Harry
A. Malin, of Wilmington, and Miss Norris
Fan Pyle, OF West Chester.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-23
LOCAL. TINE TABLE.
NOVEMBER 10, 1873.


TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON.
FOR Philadelphia. 2.3i. 7.05, $40, S.0o, $50
1000 a. M: 1887. 1873, 80, &.oo, 6.S
100, 9.t6p. m.
For New York: 237. n. m; 1908, $50 1881,
1879, so u. IN. isn Sundays 237, 6.4o
For Baltimore and Washington: 1851, 40,
s.3s a. H.; 1887, l.0+, SIS, p. III.
For Baltimore: 7.0s, Express. On sunday,
Tor Baltimore and Washington: 1901, 40
$50 a. IN.
For Baltimore and way stations: $50 a. M,
For Nov Castle: 90. slS a. w., los, $50
y. m.
For Delaware X. r.: slsa. m.: LOS, go p.
No sunday trains.
For Wilmington 4 Northern X. H.: o.2s a.
m; 3 p. m; and 800 p. m. Saturdays
urdays only. ll.oO IN.
Fer Delaware Western X. r.: 1920, $50 p. IN.
Sunday trains, 1890 a. M.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON.
From Philadelphia: l2.+6, 2o3, s.3+, olO .. m,
1908. l2.l7, l.U2. 40. b.l3, 6.25, 100, IN
Ills p. IN. On Sundays: l2.a3, 203, s3l
1910 a. m; 1875, Ills, p. III.
From Baltimore:2.Sl q. 81 9..5a. m: l2.27 1887,
80, s.3o =. IN. On SundayS23, AIN. $50,
s.3s p. m.
From Washington: 2.3l, u. H.: l227, 1887,
6.3a~9.36 y. m. On sundays: 23l a. IN;
5.3s, 9.3e y. III.
From New Castle: $50, 1910 a. m;
7.lOp m. No Sunday trains.
From Delaware X. r.: $50 q. M; 1910, 7.l0
y. IN.
From Wilmington n Northern X. X. sos
n. 30 II. m; and 1885 p. M, Satur-
days only, l2.9.
From Delaware Western X. r.. 1855 h. m.
3l0p. IN. Sunday trains, 6p. IN.
TRAINS YoR WILMINGTON LEAVE PBlLApKL-
PHlA.
F'r0mhrosd street and Washington avenue
$50, 500 1890, Hasa. m; 800, 400, SIS,
900. o.l5 9.lb. ll.3 p. III. On Sundays:
T.aDsD q, M: 800, Il.30 p. IN.
From Thirty-Second and Market streets: 100,
73O, ii."5 \. m.; l2.25, 400 800. II - y. IN.
On SUNDAYS. LOO. T.3o n. II.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-23
PUBLIC SALES.

DUBLlC SALE.
VIII be sold at Public Sale, on the a.
farm o Robert Husbands. deceased. (1r
near Thompson Bridge. thr>tiana iiUudred
miles from Wilmington,
On TUESDAY, FEBRUARY I. 1879.
At II O'Clock, m,
-Four head Of good Work or ori,ing Horses,
- Mlicn Cows, some with rulye1 ny their
-ldc-. Othrrr sprnging, one two year Old Bull,
ShOatS, Ac.
FARMING lMPLEM EHTs.-IwO Farm wagons,
nearly new. | Market Dearborn. Horse Cart,
4S,clLh., PlOws, HarrOws, culsi,HtUrs, Fork,
EHkc,, IiUcs, Sc. Iron Harvester, Mower and
Reaper combined, ! good Horse Rake. one
Vm NimrhIG Fan. Grain Bag, Wagon. PlOw
aud furHnc Harness, = Set Of heavy Pin
Chains, log Chains, York Wag n nearly new.
DAlHT rINTUREs.-Such as Pans, Buckets,
'hurus. Cream Cans, MIX Cans, Sc, II acres
IT Wheat in the ground, Hay by the ton,
tONDiTIUNs.-All sums Of $50 and under
cash, over that amount credit oi Fix months
viii be gwen by purchasergiy wing ba nka-
lie nOtc with approved cndor'er.
THEODORE FSTLlN,
l.. ". StiGham y Son, AuctioHcers.
NH ltd-at~
Daily Republican., 1879-01-23
OF NJ. Nj. CHILD,
REAL ESTATE BROKER.
NO. WEST SEVENTH STREET,
Exchange Building.)

Exchange Building)
offer Tor Sale the following described dwell
hngs situa tod in Wilmington:
No Ia large, double, two and - half stone
house. with two and half story back build
ings, with larry front, side and back ya'd
and all the ni1iern Improvements, with hand
some terraced front.
No. IA Tine 3story brick dwelling on oti
street near Washington, modern Improve
ments, larye side yard, good location.
No. 3.-Beau..tul three story brick, with >
story back building and Ohio gray stone cor
ners. situated on Delaware Avenue, contain
ing IL ROOMS, in good order, with the m 7derl
improvements.
No A., large 3st0ry brick, with 3-st,r.
back building situated at No. 1908 Delawar,
Avenue, in complete order. with all modcrI
Improvements. Terms easy and possession a
once.
No 5-rhroe 3-stnry bricks on v ashingtor
street, b"tseen 18th and 18Th, with all th'
modern improvements, with front. side an
back yard, ans beautiful porticos in front.
No. Give two-story bricks with two.stor,
back buildings, with modern conyenlences
situated on Lombard street above 10th. Tern'
accommodating, new and complete.
No. -Four new 2-st0ry brick houses or
Walnut street bctween nth and l2tn. Term
accommodating.
No. s. Fine story brick dwelling, No. Do
West street, with modern Improvements, pos
session at once.
No. 9.-Lsrxe 3 story brick Dwelling. VIII
all tho modern Improvement, IN complete
order, situated on Market rect between l2tt
and 18th: lot 100 feet deep.
No l0.-Brick stable on West 18th street
near Market, in good order with good yard
back.
NO n-Lot with green house thereon, a
the northwest corner Of Delaware Avenue an
Jefferson streets.
81, vi, .
story back buildings, situated on Market
treet between 9Th and 9th. Ind door above
Masonic Temple, with all modern convenien-
ces. also d stable on King street, on the back
end OF lot. Splendid location Tor physician
No l3.-Three story brick, No. 07 Market
street, lot extending through to Shipley st.
(would take smaller house In part payment Il
location would suit.)
No lt.-Convenient 2-story brick, No. Ill
Tatnall street.
No. l5.-lhree-story brick, rooms, No.
Jefferson street.
No lS.-Thrre-story brick, with modern i'm.
provements, No. 702 Tatnall street
No l7.-1hree story brick, No, 7O4 Tatnall
street.
No ls.-Two story brick on Union street
near Lowering avenue.
No. 1.-two two.rtory bricks on Lowering
avenue near Lincoln.
No. @.-Frame house in McDOwellvilie.
"
above Tenth with front porch and yard, il
excellent order. Also many Others both east
and weSt OF NJ irkt Ftreet.
FOR RENT.
NJ. NJ. Child offers for rent the iolowtn
dwellings,;
No $40 Market street,
- 1877 Delaware avenue,
l203 Delaware avenue,
g 22 West street,
DIT Jefferson street.
5-H Washington street.
" lll2 King street,
so SIMPLIFY street,
l20S Delaware avenue,
" @l5 Delaware avenue,
90 Madison street,
" :.3l +. Fourth street,
ST. " Fourth street,
li04 Jefferson street
Apply t" NJ, NJ. CHILD,
No. Wet Seventh street.
declS weIA .atl2td
Daily Republican., 1879-01-23

A few gentlemen belonging to the
Moral Suasion Reform Association have
organized themselves into temporary
Dramatic Company and have for some
time past been practising on the drama
Of "Ten nights in bar room." They
have become 50 proficient that the Asso.
citation las concluded to come before the
public in the Grand Opera House on
Tuesday evening, January 2sth. Tn.
association will be- assisted by eminent
talent from Philadelphia, and nothing
will be lett undOne to present this
thrilling Temperance drama In q merit.
Gus manner. The admission will be
80 and so cents, the proceeds TO bs ap.
piled TO the benefit Of the association.
severe Fall.
On Monday evening as l.. M.ssick,
was going home 10 his residence at
Eleventh and Lombard streets, he saw
a man lying apparently ins.nsibl.
about Ninth and Pine streets, which he
found was James Davis, a well known
payer and bricklayer. Mr.. Messick az.
sisted Mr.. Davis to his residence close
by, and when Mr.. Davis had sufficient.
" recovered he stated that he had slip
ped on the ice, his side striking the
curbstone knocking him insensible. Mr.. |
Davis Is recovering though still con-
fined to his house.
fOur Fingers BADLY Cut.
About eight O'Clock this morning as
William McCrea, Chief Engineer of tn.
Fire Department, was working at the
shaping machine at the Third street R. |
X. shops, the four fingers Of his lef,
hand were accidentally cut in a very
painful manner. Doctor Kane dressed |
the wounds.
Their Cottage Meeting.
The Church Of tn. Covenant held
their cottage prayer meeting, last eve.
ming, at the house of Mr.. Ferguson, on
Chestnut street. The attendance was
large and the meeting is said to have
been one of the best ever held.
Grace Church.
Revival services are being held in
this Church every evening at 7.3O. The
spiritual interest is steadily increasing.
All are welcome.
Contract for Boilers.
Mr.. James +. Kelley. has received a
contract to build seven boilers, for
Philadelphia parties, to be used on
steam pleasure yachts.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-23
CHERIFt'S SALE.

BY virtue of writ Of Levari Facas, To me
directed, VIII be exposed to public sale at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, Sal SHlPLEY ST,
kept by John !. Doupherty in the city OF
Wilmington, New Castle county, Delaware,
ON WEDNESDAY,
THE 9TH DAY OF FEBRUARY. 1879,
at o'clock. p. M,
The following described real estate, viz
All that certain lot of land with two.st0ry
brick dwelling house thereon. situate In the
City o. Wilmington, bounded and described
as follows, to wit:
Beginning at the southerly side of Pleas
ant street between Jackson and Van buren,
streels, said Pleasant street being laid out
parallel to and between Front and Second
streets and running IRON Jackson to Hari'
son streets at the distance of sixty ieet
from the easterly side Of Van Buren, street
and at the centre of party wall between this
and the adjoining dwelling on the west now
Of SAIL De Normandie: thence southerly
through the centre OF said wall parallel 10
Van Buren, street fifty feet four inches to II
corner. thence easterly parallel TO Pleasant
street fifteen feet TO a corner, thence nOrtherly
parallel TO the first mentioned line and Van
Buren, street NIFTY feet TOUR 40 the aiore-
said southerlv side of Pleasant street, and
thence thereby westerly fifteen teet to the
place OF beginning, be the contents thereof
what they may.
ertv of Thomas Y. De Normandic, and MI
chal Began. Il. Dorras. and Ellen, his wife,
t, is, and to be sold by
JOHN PYLE, Sheriff
Sherlf's Office, New Castle, Jan. 10th, 1879.
Ian-O
Daily Republican., 1879-01-23
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REAL. IoIATt.
viii b, ,o'L at tublc sale. on tive prcm
SOS. in Mill Creek hundred, New Cast,
touhty, Delaware,
ON MONDAY. FEBRTARY ~. l,72,
Al O'Clock, F. M,
The following Real tstatc. late O. p.ch,
\cal deceased. containing about
1--WE ACRES OF LAND,
divided into convenient enclosures, TIE ~
improvements consist OF Two Dwellings ..L
IN lair repair; one CUntHIElns six rooms, IAt
other four, wtH cellar under ca, Il. Good
EramC E.iIn with cellar; stone Spring HOUSE
with excellent s. rinS OF water near the hwel-
Nugs, Apple tlChlrd ard other FRUIT. Tins
property sittihteu On the road leading fran
Ashlani ~tatoH, on the Delaware and West.
rrn Il II. 10 BraJkinville. one HAT mile from
The 10 ul"r, and one mile from the latter place,
ana q = M Of ON, CARROTS Snun M.ll-, also
near the kaU!in Works o. HO"kcs.in Valley.
This property is nicely located Tor Mechanic,
trn,rn. ~ 10 schools, mills, -tOlcs. a.
tcfr.n, wishing TO view the property vii.
the undcnilmcd. near Iplcr smut lliI,.
Conditions viii be ma e known by
SAM Ell SHARPLESS. Executor.
Dn tn same day and place will be sold the
Iibl .TElibID GOODS Of said deceased,
con. sting of 20. Il Cook and other stoves,
CLERK, Bureau, rIhlu., Char Bedsteats
Beds and Bedding, Churn, Copper kettle,
| Scttcc ! Tough Tray DI-her, kuI'cr and
Fork. LOokin4 Glas."s. two Wash Stands.
Bowl and Pitcher, large Rocking CHAIR, !
small ditto, IS yard, Of Rag Carpet. y pairs
0tchicken aud many other articles not h rem
mentioned >AMUE Ell , tARPLk.NS,
E23 "a Executor.