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tFrsn Yesterdays Late Edition /
Rix ..Ihinxr ON skater.

The skating rink in the third story
of 30 Market street, Is a popular re-
sort for young ladies' and gentlemen.
No changes Of weather makes any
change in that rink, and II 1t happens
70 rain the skaters are under a shelter :.
The rink is open every night and ev.
cry Saturday afternoon. Adults who
take their first Lessons on the rollers
generally prefer Saturday afternoon
when there are not 20 many present to
laugh at them il they should reverse
matters by standing on their heads in
place Of their feet.
On last Saturday Bohemian in quest
If locals" stepped into the rink and
soon had a set Of rollers strapped to his
"Drogans Just for the fun of the thing
He tried, he rolled, lie wobbled, he
gracefully inclined forward in a curved
line, and then he suddenly reversed
the position and inclined backwards, A
sound was heard and Il shaking of the
walls was felt. Has ore OF Dupont
powder mills kicked up rumpus
Nothing Of the kind. There he lay, six
feet of him, gazing at the stars which
seemed to come unpleasantly near abou
that time.
After the mists cleared away h'
arose but he didn't skate any more
That reporter did not belong to the RE
PUBLICAN office. In the evening w
stann.d around IN sea the rolling ant
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cSCRIBNER'a MONTHLY.
CONDUCTED BY On oI.LANp

The Handsomesi Illustrated Magazine III
the World. Inc American edition o. inns
periodical Is how more Than IOeo My
i.N and il has larger circulation III rug
land than any other American mhgahht.-
Every number contain about one huhhreu
and nifty pages, and iro" my 10 seven !'n'e
riyina wood cut Illustration.
ANNOI' NCEM ENTS FOR 1882,
Among the attractions tor the coming year
are the ioil0wing; ur,
France, Hodgson Burnett author OF mat
Lass o I.0wrie's. ~ i,
FNcoxBrpo. a serial novel, BY II. u.
pnyss'n nntbor Of "tiunnar,n THE Man
who I ,os. his name, y" Ne. In TINS romance
the author graphically Describes the PECULIAR
ties Of Morse inmigran. life IN q western sell
Element ~,
A Sropy or NEW ORLEANS. ny George W.
! Cable. to he begun on me CONCLUSION ~ AZ
Sunberg. " r,,,
ria. Ibcuun in August with the "r'rait OF
| BryaMt) VIII he cAtinued, that OF LonsielioN
| appeariny In November. These poftraltT are
/ drawn from life by Wyatt Eaton ami en-
/ grnved 10y I. Cole.
STUDIES IN THE SiERRAs.-A series oil pa
u,rs fluostN illustrated) by John Muir, inc
t.aIitnruin naturalist. The most graphic and
uirturesuuc, and. at the same time, exact ana
( trustwnrthy studies OF '.The California Alps
/ that have vet been made. The series wiz
sketch the California Passes, Lakes WIN"
Storms an FORESTS.
! A New VIEW OF BRAzl. MIR. heroert II
smith, OF Cornell University, companion o.
the late Prof. Hart, l. now III Brazil. WIN
Mr.. ]. Wells champney tthe artist ,"heaC
| GONNA nied Mr.. Fiward King In ms 'ohl
through The Great South, y preparing io'
Scribner series OF papers on the present cph
attion, the cities. rivers and resources VI tht
great empire OF south America.
Among tue additional series oil papers y
apnear NAV he mentioned those on How ShAl
We Spell 1.-Two papers by Prot. Loundshnry
The New South I.awn-Planttng Tor sinai
Places Thy samuel Parsons, OF !h.h,he'
Canada OF To-day American Art ana Attist'
American Archaeology. Modern Inventors
also. Papers OF Travel. History, fhysica
science. studies in Literature, Poiiilcai an'
Social science, Stories, Poems ropes 0
the Time, " hy Dr. J. q. Holland record
New Inventions and Mechanical improve
ments Papers OH Education, DECORATION, Ac.
Book Reviews: fresh bits OF Wit ana hhIhof
AC., &c., &c. -. ,,s
Terms, $4,000 year in advance % cents
number. ,.,,,,s
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ms urIprr and booksellers and postinnttev'
Persons wishing to subscribe direct WIN IN
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County. and State, in full, and SEND "l'h r.
mittnnce in check p. O. money order or reg
istercd letter to GklbNf'h ",
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LOCAL TINE TABLE.
NOVEMBER ~, 1873.


TRAINS LEAVE w1LxIseTOs,
FOR Philadelphia: 2-3T. T.oS, $40, 900, $50,
1000 a. H.: 1887, 1879, 30, 40, SIS,
40, g.48p. N.
For New YORK. 2.3I, a. m; 1906, $50. 1887,
1879, a.1S U, IN. On Sundays: 2.3', S.i5
For Bai,,more and Washington: 1851, 10,
s.3s IA. m; 1881, l.o4, BIS, Z. N.
For Baltimore: T.Os, Express. On Sunday,
Tor Baltimore and Washington: l2.6l, 40,
$50 n. N.
For baltimore AMI way stations: $50 a. M,
For New " q Castle: s.2., s.lS a. ~, LOS, $50
y. III.
For Delaware X. H.: olss. m: LOO, $50 p.
No Sunday trains.
For Wilmington \ Northern X. r.. $40 a.
M; 3p. H.; and 800 p. IN. Saturdays
uriay's only. 100 nj.
FER Delaware Western X. H.: 1920, $50 y. m
Sunday trains, 1890 a. m.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON.
From Philadelphia: IA u, 203, S.34, 40 q. NJ.
l2o3, l2lf, l.V2. AID, 5.l3, s.2I, 100, T.i0
Ills p. M. On Sundays l2.t3 2.03, S.I
1910 u. m; 1885, Ills, p. m.
From baltimore sl, $50 9.46a. m; l2.27, 1881
b.se, s.ssp. M. On sundays2sl, AIN. $50
p.36 p. IN.
From Washingt-n: 23l, a. M: l227. 1897
$50, s.so p. IN. On Sundays 2Sl a. IN.
$50, 9as p. m.
From New Castle: $50, l2l0 a, m;
40 p. m. No Sunday trains.
From Delaware X. r.: $50 M; 1910, IN
pm.
From Wilmington h Northern X. h: s.C
| a. III. ll.3 n. M; and 1885 p. IN. Satur
days only, 1920.
From Delaware Western X. r.; 755 u. III
| 3.l0p. IN. Sunday trains, op. N.
TRAINS FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE PHILADEL
| PuIA.
From Broad street and Washington avenu
7.30, 800. 1890, ll.45 u. IN; 400, 400, j.l5
500. Sis 9.i5. ll.3O y. IN. On Sundays
1913 70 n, M; 800, ll.30 y. IN.
+ ON Thirty-Second and Market streets: l.0C
7.3o. il.35 n. H.: l2.25, 400 $50. II - y. IN
On -undaNs: LOO. 7.30 Il. III.
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Very Contradictory stories

of the cpl !pmic disease in Eastern
Europe, and of its spread are telegraph
ed from London and Vienna. 1t has
not been clearly ascrrtainrd yet whether
the malaIy is malignant typhus or the
much dreaded plague which has 50
frequently, in times past, swept over
Europe with the return of armies from
warfare with the Turks. The only
official information thus far sent TO this
country by telegraph is to the effect
that an efficient quarantine has been
organized. and that the disease itself
is dying out in the affected districts.
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Ten N lights In u bar Room

The chart is now open for a choice o.
reserved seats at the play of "Ter
nights in a bar room," by the Dramatic
club of the Moral Suasion Reform As
ISOLATION. The entertainment comes of
tomorrow night at the Opera House
The tickets can be procured from any
Of the members, aud the tickets for.re
served seats at the book store of G. +
Thomas Il Co. The tickets are 35 ant
so cents. Every one should attend thi
grand moral play and by so doing the,
will greatly assist the Association.
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SALE.

Nv virtue of i writ Of Lcyari Farias, to me
directed, VIII be exposed to Puzzle sale, a.
the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL. 81 SHlPl'El 81,
kevt by John !. Bou2herty IN the tlty ol
WiImirgtun, New Castle County, Delaware,
AN WEDNESDAY.
THE 5rH DAY OFFEBRT AIRY. a. D., 1879
At o'clock, 2. NJ,
The following described Real Estate, VIZ:
All tnat certain lot piece "i iArCrl "I ldEu
situate in the tity Ui WiliHingtnu, New thS.
lie County, Delaware. bounded ANA described
"A. follows, To VIII
beginning II II point on the houlnefiy siue
Of twelfth street III the distance of thirty feet
cnstcrlY from the easterly -de OF Madison
street thence suutherIy parallel with Maoi'
son street al feet inches to the northeast
erly side Ol Delaware avenue; thence south
custerly Nv the .ai side UI said avenue ls5
feet d inches 10 4 corner; thence northeily
parallel with Jefferson street 20 iect o1a IN
rhes 20 the aforesaid souther'y SIDE OF iwe,'ln
street :and thence therch! westerly ~ ieet
To the place ot brglnnii =. be the contents
wiiLin said bound. what they may. BOOK =,
Nul. 10. Page ~.
seized and taken in execution as the pro
pertN oi tdwnrd lAinall. .ir., deceased. ana
| Rachel A, Tatna'i, his vile, and surviving
| Mortyagor and : tIoseph Tatnali, Jr.. and
| William Candy. Executors OF fdWath ldthai
Jr.. deceased, Sea- and to be soli by
JOHN = Ii. Sheriff,
Sherii's Office. Newt Castle. Jan. 10Th 1879.
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Mrs. Cobb Seeding a New Trial

In the Superior Court on Saturday
at Norwich, Conn, the counsel for Mrs.
Cobb presented to Chief Justice Parker
a petition for new trial. The chief
grounds of the petition are alleged error
in the charge to the jury, rejection OF
FLOYD H. Cranes evidence for the de-
Tense, and admission Of Mrs. Cobbs' lit.
tie daughters testimony against the
prisoner. The Court holds the petition
nnder advisement.
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ASORI,ilNALN NOVEL,. As II Way
~ HAPPEN A ste = oil American lAis
and Character. I2ns Extra Cloth, 81 90
TAr 70 lowing are brief extracts from letters
Of Critics. rho have read advance copies Of
As May HsI pen &c.,
DR. SHELTON IACKESZIEsATs;-' 1t Is
q stsry truly oriyinNt IN drssn ahs 'ucce's
full in execution. The dlalogu" n nAtura, all
through. There IL Infinite variety Of action,
some Eunor and great deal Of MYSTERY,
The hOr displays great l'owsr ana ski 10
constructing and telling a s'sTF. he interest
OF which never hlgt,
4 Prominent Mn WRITES -" Notbi NJ
has Interested me - much i' many long
dayas this story. II Is almI'ah y written
and : entirely Or y.nal in its pot and NeHe!-
Spnept It's hunor especially It's portrayal
Of Irish character l. simply min table, Hnd
its pathps Ia mos, natItal and effective.
OPIsloHoF DI-TINGUIsHED LERGfNAs
1t III eyci @ nnuBual interest, tuf hhd a
rare degree ~ lNYor with all love- : ! phre ne
ton. II Is dee .d-iiy n wholesome story. ia
wonderful interest depends Oh nothing iues
rtsp,p.,in p,attcr or mrth, j.
FR1N BplLIIANr LIl"i EnATEuh!-"i pre-
~ Iy.n 1t the best tmcr}rsn novel that sai
aV. .rcI tor Yeas voit o, It's rsAraotssa are
Sir.A'uE,y original.
~ For sale oy all sooNseiisrs, AZ viii 81
-,nt ~ wall. postpatd. upon receipt oi tn
p,.r,.. nv PORTER \ tDATFS, PuDilshsrs
49,. s-lt'tc3,nul street PhiIAdeiphia, ~.
~
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TC WATER RENTERS.
DyPIox WATER DEPA RTMYNT

The bills for 1879 are now ready and paya-
Lle at the registers Office, No. 1000 Market
street. The law requires that all bills paid on
or before January Il, 1879, the face Of the bill,
those paid during the month Of February, five
per cent. additional, those paid during the
month OF March ten per cent. additional and
any amount remaining unpaid after April /,
1870 the register Is required to have the fer
rule withdrawn and suit instituted for the re-
copery oi the amount due, and the water will
not 20 let into such premises until such ar
rcars. with assessments and " for drawing
ierrulcs are paid. Office hours. v a. IN. and
pm W. j MORROW, Register.
dcll-eo-d in-c-d- ibe cod
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FOURTH EfNTlON.
SOLDIERS OF lsls.
What the Late Pension Law VIII 40
for Thesn-Three ola WiimtnEso-
mans made Happy Dy II.

IDH W"
mans made Happy BY II.
The Pension Arrearage Bill which
has become a law, brings Joy to many
an old soldiers heart AZ well as to those
who served to the late civil war. or the
old soldiers who fought under Jackson,
three OF them who belonged 10 this city
are still living, two Of them residing
her. and one in Washington City. The
company from tins city which fought
under Jackson at Louisiana had CesaL
Rodney for its captain and numbered
~.
James A. Bayard the elder, and father
of ex-senator James A. Bayard, who
resides at Ninth and Market STREETS, and
grandfather OF the Hon. Thomas +.
Bayard, the present U. 5. Senator from
this State, was a private in the cOmpa-
ny, and at the same time was mem.
Der of the Senate. The only three men
now living as far as is known who were
members of that company are as fol
lows:
Allen Thompson, lst Lieutenant, who
will be remembered yet by many OF our
elder citizens, but how a resident OF
Washington City. He is in the '2d
year Of his age.
Joel Spencer residing at 1905 Market
street. Mr.. Spencer was at one time
fire W atch Of the city under the Repub'
licans. He has for some time past been
very in6rm and in Strengthened circum'
stances, and il in the s7th year of his
age.
John IL. Washington, residing at No.
z, East Fourth street, ia the S5th veal
OF his age. Mr.. Washington. though
the irosts of many winters have made
his hair white as snow, is still hale
and hearty, and may be seen any day
experimenting Mr.. Gouley's basket
store on Fourth street. II. takes great
pleasure in talking Of old times, and
especially at the time when Jackson
entrenched his men behind the rottoI
,, bales of New Orleans and from behind
+ them swept down the British redcoat'
, as they marched up the hill to capture
the cotton entertainment. These arr
three worthy old gentlemen to whom
the passage of the pension arrearage o
bill comes with peculiar pleasure, ant
we are sure nobody will complain thai
few thousand dollars of the Govern
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NOI1CE. - Those wanting to max
~ Christmas presents can buy the follow
lowing goods very low, tor they must be sold
~ nie undersigned, VIM. II. CHADWICK,
Nos. a7 and ~ W. Fourth street, is moving
to Atlantic City:
A large assortment of Patent and other
Lamps and Fixtures. Gas Globes and fixtures,
10 OF Rodgers el,bTatcd PocketkniYes, "a
gross Of Pipes. 10000 Cigars, 10 doz Of Chi.
nese Shells, shoes, Soaps, Perfumery and
Toilet Sets. 900 SILK Neckties, lot OF Jcweiry.
one good tune rosewood Piano nnd other must
cal instruments and all the fixtures, and hun
dreds of other articles. His Museum will be
open to the public with new curiosities for the
holidays. dc23u
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Mr.. William II. McCollin, blini
musician and elocutionist, will give a
musical and literary entertainment III
the Clayton Hous. parlor Tomorrow
Tuesday, evening. The entertainment
is in charge of the ladies Of the Clayton
House and as it is for the benest o!
Mr.. McCollin tits hoped it will he lib.
erally patrOnized.
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Miss Allie. Blaine, the eldest daush.
the wound III the face which She acct
Gently gave herself last year She Is
still at scnueI.
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CIIERIFt'S SALE,

nv virtue of "A writ Of Lcvuria facias, to me
dirnctcI viii be exposed to Public Sal, at the
GlLPIN HOUSE,
kept nv George Whitfield. In the CITY OF New
Castle, IN New Castle hundred I'VE" 'astIe
County. Delaware, on
TUESDAY.
THE llTu DAY OF FEBRUARY, A, d.. -.
At2o'clOck y. IN.
The following described Zeal Estate, VIZ:
All thnt tract or parcel ol ilhh SITUATE ~
inp and being in New Caslle hundred ~ me
county aforesaid near the city OF New castle,
hnurtrI and described IS follows to witt
! nn,,i,,uI,y nt a stake standing on the CAstcrly
.ihT Of tLr Public Road, leading from New
Castle TO Delaware CITY: thence with lana ul
! James VI Johns, south ~ degrees east ana
passiu! through the large oak 100 p'rcheS Il
! Inc centre OF ;hc ditch in u" meade" leading
to the sluiccs, thence WIN cth,re"l Nhid hltrh
! south Al degrees east .-lO perchGs to u stake
! in ,he centre of "A bank over siucc and con
| tiuuiuv with the centre OF said ditch in Il
.trniyht line to low water mark OF the rlvcl
| Delaware. thence up said river ny sa,h 10"
water mark to the intersection OF "A Inc o
land ui u W. Gemniili, rom thence wiz
u,,id land of said Gcmmill north " degrees II
minnie. west 40 5-l0percheS to n stake On TN
enstcrlv lido of aforesaid road, thence VIII
said s'lc ul slid Public ROad, south ~ degree
n,,J rrr minutes. west A perchcs: thence
south q degrees, west 81 perches to the pac
Of ncginning. containing one hundred an'
nine n ,rrs MD one hundred and four pcrches
be the same more or less, &C., WIN a tw,.S,or
frame house and frame Darn thereon crecte
and other out buildings. A.,
seized md taken in execution as the pr,
ncrtv nj LINES Russell and Clarisa his VIII
anu T. - "''' ~ John PYLE, Sheriff.
shcria's Office, New Castle. January Is, II
ms
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ND1lCE. The regular Quarterly meeting
~ OF the Trustees OF the Poor Oi New Cas-.
tie county, will be held at the Aims House,
on Wednesday, January -, at 10 o'clock, Il,
IN. All persons having bills will please pre-
sent them on or before that day. The supply
committee will meet Mt the Aims House, Sat
urday. February /, ut ~ o'clock n. M, when
proposals will be received Tor furnishing the
a Inns IIousc with bread and meats for the
next three months. y. W. COUCH.
ingt.52,.2S Secretary.
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ynke Notice,

Trryapins, cat fish, black fish, white
perch, white fish, beside other varieties
a the stall fG. W. Powell, Thir.. street
market.
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NyOTICE.-ls hereby given that the an
~ nual meeting OF the stockholders Ui the
" Wilmington Navigation Company viii
be held at No. 1913 Market street, Wilmington,
Delaware. on Thursday, the 9th day oi Feb
ruary. 1879. between the hours Ui 2 and 4
O'Clock, p. IN, for the purpose Of elcct!ng three
d rectors TO serve Tor three years. JOHN "A.
GRIFFIN President. lb2-tn
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NOTICE----l hereby give notice that shall
prefer u petition TO the Genera Assem-
by OF the State Of Delaware ut Its next ses-
sion, in January. 1879, praying the passage Of
an act to d. 0rce me and my husband Frank
b Lysle, "a vincultO matrimonie."
KATE r.. LYSLE.
Wilmington, Del, Dec. 20, 1875 I'm.
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An Ideal Chidrcn's Magazine.
NlrssE,. SCRIBsER y Co, IN 1873, began the
nuhliratIou of ST NICHOLAS, an Illustrated
MAGAZINE for Girls and Boys, with MIS-. Mary
Mape! Dodge us editor. rive years nave
IA -sed since the FIRST number WAS Issued, ana
the magazine has won the highest POSITION
1t has 4 monthly circulation OF over 5o,vW
copies, 1t il published sip li,h1c"uSli IN Lon
don and New York and the transatlantic
recognition Is almost rs general and hearty
A. the American. Although the progress OF
tive magazine has been steady advance, II
no, reached it, editors ideal Of best, be-
cause her ideal continually ontruns Ii, ana INC
magazine a. sw tly fellows alter T0da!
81. NICHOLAS stands alone in the world ol
h,tUh,
GOOD THINGS FOR 1881.
TIE arrau grmcut> tor iiterIt! ana ART roLtfi-
hutton. tor the new yolulne-thr sIAh-art
cr,u,ir.r. drawing from already iavorltt
sources, as well AZ rom promising new ones
Mr. Frank H. Stpckton's new serial story ip'
hoy., "A Jolly Fellowship" will run through
the twelve monthly part, -bcg'uning var
tn number tor NoYcinher 1873, the i.r't oi n,
vuluue.-and " ! he illustrated ~ James r.
heilrv ,..,
"NALr A nozE> HoUsEKEEPEns,' uy hnth
sr,nr u Smth. With illustrations by ffcdcr
lex DIelman. begins ~ the same number; M
A fresh serial hv susan Coolidge, entltIG'
"Eyebright." with plenty Of pictures. Will b
cotnrAcnced early in the volume.
| "RrMrTY DUpGET's TOWER written b!
/ Julian Hawthorne, and Illus ruted by Allret
frcdrri. rs.
Term, 500 year: - cents a Number,
SunsrrIuti1n. received ~ the Publisher .
ItA., Plpcr. np! 'y all Booksellers aud Post
masters. Person, wishing 20 subscribe direc
| with TIE ru us!.cr. should write name, Post
pit,cp, County, and state, IN iuii. aud scn'
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or registered ,ctter T" ,.
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MORNING SCHOOL.
Superintedent.-William II. Gregg.
Assistant.-J. II. Muhlhausen.
S-cretary.-Fisher Alnrs.
Neutrality-suspicious. kees.
Assistant.-joseph liutnal.
Chorist.r.-J. II. Muhlhausen.
AFTERNOON SCHOOL.
Superintendent. William II. Gregg.
Assistant Daniel Young.
Srcr-tary--Lewis Krrs.
Librarian. william Robinson.
Assistant.-Danicl Young
Chorister.-J. II. MuhlhauSen.
OrganiSt. f. J. Muhlhausen.
The sunday school is represented tc
be in very prosperous condition.
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Highest market price paid for the 6per cen
bonds or exchanged for any other
issue or investment desired,
Correspondence Solicited.
LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDS,
MILLS QUOTA
- TIONS.

W. q. PENNYPaCkER h co,
tSucccsSors to !. Il. Price y Coz
Best Patent -four .................. ~. I59o'I
Choice Family Flour ............... b.ogo',''
Man nor tnn . 100
We are laying to-day for strictly choice
wheat Il ,O5: old corn, IS cents Bran l.
octlg ". q. PENNY PACKER d Gu
WILMINGTON MARKET.
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CT. Nc rOLts
rDR GIRLS AND BOYS,

SrHIBN ILLUSTRATED MAGA'
ZINE
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Ry virtue OF writ Of Lcyarl Farias, TO me
directed. will be exposed TO Public Sale, at
the
LAFAY ErrE HOTEL, Sal SHlPLEI ST,
Ken, by .IohnJ. bouxhcrty. in the CITY OF
wilmington, New Castle County, Delaware.
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IN " tIJN FnSITN T :,
rHEjIuDAI or FEBRUARY. A. H.. $50

At O'Clock. \. M,
me following described Real Estate. VIZ:
All that certain lot Of land with II three
story Brick Dwelling house thereon, situate
IN the Cty vi Wilmington, bounded ana de-
srrIbrd a. .oliOw.. 10 wit;
BEGINNING 1T tie nUrthcrls side Of front
street between jackson and NanBuren steets
Of the distance OF IS feet from the casterly
side ri EanBUrcn street ard at the centre Of
the p'rty wall between this ana the ADJOINING
dwelling on the west now OF the said DeN"r'
uandie: thence uurthcrly through the cen
ire VI said wall and parallel to NanBufcn
street SO teet six inches Ia corner; thence
eastc'ly parallel TO Front street iiteen leet I,
a corner thence .Outhcrly parallel to the hrs'
mentioned line AVID NauNuren street sixty
three feet -iX inrhe.t 10 the aforesaid northerl
side .; FruJt street; and ;hehce Thereof,
westerly fifteen 'cct To- tn" llhrco' beginning
lee the contents thereof what the! may. BOOB
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Seized and taken in execution as the pro
perry e Thoma. l. DeNormandle. and Saral
! Ncict!, t. l.. and % be sold by
John PYLE Sheriff.
/ Snerihs Oh c, Ne" E".'ic, Van. lOth. Isl.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-01-28
Sunday school Officers Elected.

At a meeting of the Sunday School
Officers and teachers attached to the
Bethany Baptist church, Jackson and
Elm streets, yesterday afternoon, the
following officers were elected to serve
the ensuing year;