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METROPOLITAN MENTION.
THE RACES POSTPONED.

THE RACES POSTPONED.
National Associated Press to the star.
NEW YoRK, June 2-On account OF the
rail-, storm prevailing here to-day the races
at Jerome Park have been postponed until
to o-fnorrow. ...
AQUATIC AFFAIRS.
Edward Hanlan, the famous oarsman ar
rived yesterday from Washington. He
visited the Stock, Miring and Produce Ex-
changes, and rode out to Brighton Beach
Last evening he was present at Metro
pofitan Concert HIATT He attends the Har-
/ lem regatta to-day, and expects to take
null on the river. He rooks for B,yd's ar
rival this afteruoon. Hanlan, Boyd, Riley.
Wallace, Ross and others are expected to
compete in the race. on the l7th OF this
month at Providence.
Hanlan intends going to Rockaway
Beach for few days before leaving. Ham
| Ian has not seen Courtney. since the da!
tley met in the race at Washington anc
shows no disposition to criticise that oars
man.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


WILMINGTON. June 2-Iufpenuns spH1
steady at 36c tgas,,,
oswEao June 2-wheat steady. Corn In tight
demand: Western mixed. 67SoSc
DETROIT June 2.-Flour dull: White. "a $50
y nhlHV Whcot easier: No. iwhite. 81 AZ; milling,
9, 20; 20 ""'"' o"'o''
u iI' $780,, ,,....; 1s1.,,. NJ
4, IL. No D Al l6; No. 8, 81 IA. No. 2 mixed,
q II Oats. No. L 4oc; No. q 3Sc.
a.sa Iu,a oa,wbeat ,o,yer. No ) red
sT. LOUIS; 9 June I. w neuS T,rn t,gbey No o
VI Wa@l oo; no ~. 2 \. Vy, ~ "a. -' -
s64gSozsc. nye uu''. w. - e. oso' ~. no..
July, 49, Corn steady; ,; No; saac s7S n.ysa, uass
firm; No; g. =, &c es. HSe uui'' No' y ''' ' Ivy
steady: NO. . ooc s$&
PEORIA June Q Corn quiet: High mixed,
35hc; No 2. 3is4@35c Oats duli and lower;
No white. ale nse e., ou, =, "a an ~ 'o"s'' o' =
76c. WHISKY s'eauy' oaies az - We
BALrfaoRR June 2-Market firm: Mixed
corn, spot, SIC; June, 49c: July. 4OAc; August
49c: No. q rod wheat spot. 81 81 June 81 y; July
81 1874; August 81 101a; September, u iOA = 3,
CHICAGO. June 2--Whear June. q 00A;; July
j Cash 76c; extra No 8, t6c. Rye nominal: Cash
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
,oneo,., rive, Dispacnes u the sta,.l

Ispeciai River Dispatches 70 tne 'tAs.l
RsovNsviLLx, June 2-10:57 A. NJ
River S feet inches and rising. Weather
cloudy: Thermometer CO.. Wind north
easLe y, yss ops s..rt 5asq
HINTON. w. Va, June New River
Q feet /. inch and stationary. Weather
cloudy. Thermometer go.
cuAnnrsroN, June 2-1r:40 A. M.-Kan-
ava River S feet l inch and station
,rv Weather cloudy. Thermometer TO-.
Wind north. ......-.. s..e,....,.
Or Cry, June 2--1o:4e A. M.--River 2
feet 6 inches and stationary. Weather
cloudy and cool.
p1rrsBuRs. June 2--1i,22 A. M.--River 4
3 inches and stationary. Weather cloudy
and cool. y Gs~ 4{&H Y
IRoNroN, O., June 2.-Riser rising slowly.
Weather cloudy and drizzIing rain at 10 q.
~ Thermometer at noon B40. Locals Oh
time. Bostona down at l;30 a. m. and
Buckeye State up at fl:40a. I'll.
5c r. Boat Hands GOSSIP.
Business moderate.
The CITY uf Portsmouth leaves daily al
4 p. III. for emo. ,os;.
tbis morning for New Orleans and viii
leave tomorrow.
Tie las, D. ParKer IL or berth receiving
tor Memphis and will leave tomorrow.
Cart b. l. Penny's fine light dra'fgh
Enacket Fashion, viii depart this evening
without fsfl for Evansville and all way
landings. w. w. Huston is her affabl'
The Andy Baum, for Memphis, and tn
II. P. Sohenck, for New Orleans, left los
The fhe wildwood came down last night AM
returned to Maysville at noon. -.a,
4 During the month of May the highes
staoe of the Ohio was AZ feet--cn the lsi
The lowest vast feet nclres-on the 28tf
tThe range for the month was IS feet inch
The United States Signal Service say
tba. for the Ohio Valley, and during tn
mo,,th OF June, winds blowing from tn
southwest or southeast, or from dfret
t;ans between those points. are found I
be the winds most likely to be followed b
!. sa,n., Winds blowing from the east, nortF
. east or north-northwest, or from dire'
. lions between those points. are found
| be the winds least likely to bs followed b
RAIN a.,
The Katie Stockdale will resume hs
trips III the Pittsburg trade Thursday. ~
Weather clear and pleasant.
!, The river rising at no0tl to-day, with
! feet 3 inches Of water in the channel
The Ben. Franklin went 10 the Big Sal
Q tdy Wharfboat this morning, and put Q
lsome lime and miscellaneous stuff for r
Shipment UP the river.
? The clifton came down this morning ar
/ retired from the Ponieroy trade, giving v.
!, to the regular PomerOy packet Potoma
which has been laid up. The Potomac vi
q be dropped down to the Big Sandy whal
d boat this afternoon ard leave at 5 p. N.
g romeroy and all intermediate points.
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KREHNBR1NK-REcHuN.

Grand Wedding at St Ph!lomsna Church
One OF the most elegant weddings OF the
season will take pace at half past s
o'clock this evening at st. Philamena
Chnrch, on Pearl street. Rev. d. Kemper
officiating.
Ihe courle who are to be united for
real Or woe are Mr.. Louis H. Krehnbrink,
Of MI. John A. Pitts millinery establish
ment. and Miss Katie Rechtin. daughter oi
MI q. III. Rechtin, the grocer, and sister d
M. Harry Eechtin, the marriaee license
clerk, During the ceremonies Miss Flora
| Hecksrt will preside at the orsaa i'll th'
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THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON June 2.--For Tennessee
and the Ohio Valley. stationary or falling
barometer, stationary or falling followed
by higher temperature. partly cloudy
weather, and occasional rain, northerly
winds, veering in the Ohio Valley to east
erly or southerly.
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church and will be assisted in the WED
ding March" by the excellent choir.
The attendants will be Mr.. Cieia. krenn-
brink, brother OF the groom, and Miss
Mary Rech,in. cousin of the bride, ana
Mr.. Joseph Essmanu and Louisa Rechtin.
sister of the bride.
An elegant reception will be given this
evening at the home OF the brides parents,
No, 46 Pike street.
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Marriage Ll0on8eI
marriage Al00Adek
Thefollowlng marriage licenses nave oeei'
o,,, loot rouOrts

Thefollowlng mafrlage licenses nave oeen
issued since our last report:
Patrick Blasi and Mary Raeber'
John BIust and Dora Brown.
7. II. Krehnbrink and Katie Rechtln.
Henry Van Holt and Anna Grelve:
I. B. Dawley, NJ. D., and J. S. Tomlinson.
John Cook and Carrie Meineke.
PEuler and Frances schaefer. ;.
EdWin H. Dorland and Ada e. farilef.
Ell. Carey, Jr, and Emma b. MCKENZIE
Jacob 6. Jung and Susan Marks.
Otto Wollert and Eliz. A. Dhonan.
VIM. Kirchner and Lizzie Rettig.
Ed. johnson and Della Abbot
Jas. Murray and Maggie Spalding.
Daniel Tanning and Ellen Brady.
D.J.C. Tronsdell and Agnes Hart
George Burckard and Marf E. Stiens.
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SUDDEN DEATH
Of Assistant City Treasurer Henry steg
ner, Jr.

OF Assistant City Treasurer Henry steg
ner, Jr.
Henry Stegner, Jr., First Assistant City
Treasurer, died suddenly this morning,
after eating his breakfast, about half-ras'
six O'CLOCK, at his residence, No. 472 Lib
ertv street. For some time past his wife
has been confined to her bed by illness.
This morning Mr.. stegner arose early
and his wife requested him to assist her tt
more comfortable position in the bed
| He took hold of her, and was in the act o.
| raising her up. when he reeled back, and
falling across the bed, died almost in
sstan1ly. lie leaves family Of six chill
dren. ..t. s...
Mr.. Stegner was a cousin Of Mr.. Henr,
Knorr, the City Treasurer. For a lon
time he held the position Of President o
the Mt. Auburn Orphan Asylum.
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and demand fair; selling at 81 5oS2So per dosen'
as to size or condition.
Potatoes In fair demand and ample supply, and
selling at ss 25@4 per br, latter for choice carry
rose.
Peanuts quiet and selling: Tennessee at Sh@
4ssc, and Virginia at 44@5c per ls L
Rags: Market quiet and steady Cotton mlxed
at 1sza2c and white at 3@314c per 10. Wooieh
at SSS1ac for soft and l@lAc for common. per ip |
Scrap iron: Demand light but steady wrought
scrap at 7O@S0c and stove cast at 4o@4oc per io'
starcn quiet and moderate demsnd. We quote:
Pearl s14gS1ac Royal gloss 51a@7c. imperial 4'sc'
silken gloss 5s4c, cIrn 61a@6>4c per pouno-
Soap in fair demand and steady. We quote:
German, SC; extra olive. 4sse; family. 4c pts
ID. German olive, 4ssc; blue, 4sc; ameer: @ ,z ohc
per lb. Wwhite s. 10 per box; ivory - ~ Pei
box.
Salt: Ohio River and Kanawha at u d per bri
of bushels, and 81 10 per brl of bushels Liver,
pool coarse at 81 lO@l ~ per sack. TURKS i''aho
az 400 per bu.
Seed: Flax at 81 lOa1 20 per bu. Hungarian
grass seed in fair iobbing demand at 81 per bu,
and German millet quiet at S09Sbe per ou.
TalloW il In moderate demand and STEADY at
SIC per lb for city rendered, 5hc@oN iof eouii-
vegetables Tomatoes at 81 75@2 per box OF e
bu Peas in fair demand and firm at Si@i 10
. Der bu Cabbage selling at $3@3 ~ per prl.
String. beans plenty and selling at $2@2 20 per
brl, 55@60c per bu crate.
:, Wool is steady and ample receipts with moo
crate demand We quote; Cnwashed diyn nne met dn
2s@Suc; combng ami delaine, So@sle Fieece'
washed: Fine merino, S693Sc; coarse ciotnine
: 3i@S6c medium clothing, 4e@4lc; combing ano n
deIaine 4O@42c. Tub washed: Common Soyauo yana
n good to choice 43@45c Pulled: super, autgazc
lambs S6c.
h W ooot nvsre Quiet and steady and no materia
!. change, We quote: Washboards. IL S0@2 5O pc
doz tubs nests OF 50 25@s % per aess s1 ~ 10
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WASHlNGTvN NEWS.
AN EASY MAN TO BEAT.
special to the Star

Special to the 5taE !,
WAsnINe1oS, June 2-Nearly all the
Democrats express themselves as anxious
to see Grant nominated. He will be the
easiest man to defeat, they say.
The Southern Democrats are particularly
de irous that he shall be the choice OF The
Convention. Senator Ben. Hill said this
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Special to the STAR
IRoNroN, o.. June 2-Oaptain George ".
Keye has been appointed Enumerator of
Census of the Second Ward of this city.
George D. Chapman, President OF the y.
v. R r.. and the Directors. are holding >
meetiup here to-day. ---.-- -
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I3utIcr in San Francisco.

Special To the staf.
SAN FRANCESCA, June 2.-Gen. BENZ. y.
Butler arrived here yesterday. DennH
Kearney was among the first tn call upon
HIM and was accorded an interview.
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South Carolina Democrats.
ional Associated Press to the Star

COLUMBIA, S. G., June 2.-The Democratlc
State Convention met yesterday, J. s. Col
horn presiding Senators Wade Hampton,
and Nj. c. Butler, Major T. G. BarkeFs anc
General John Bratton were elected deie'
gates at large to Cincinnati. 7@
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Drowned.

A stranger named Pnebold, a passenger on
the steamer Bostona, EN- route to his home
at Augusta, Ky, while under the Influence
of liquor on Monday night last, walked of
the boat into the river, and was drowned
shortly before the steamer left the wharf
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II ia tumored that Alfred Marschand.

It is fumored that Alfred Marschand.
the gentlemanly and efficient colored oper.
ator at THE Cincinnati Hospital, intends
shortly to lead to the altar lady we
known in the colored society Of this city
We heartily wish him and his intended
bride many days Of sunshine in their jour
neying through life.
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The Bernard-Gazette libel suit, $50, 900
damages, is being argtied this evening In
the Superior Court. st .....
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! Ladies' French sandal slippers are among
the novelties at Giesting's, 81 West Fifth
street. They are neat and stylish.
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The County Commissioners had a long
session to-day, approved a few bills and
then adjourned.
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Special to the Star
NAsHyiLLE, Tenn, June 2.-Charles An.
dersou, aged a. was drowned near MIL
Creek Church yesterday VI lie bathing.
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morning that no man in the Republican
party could be defeated so easily -
Grant.
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Sr,Ow at Eeadvilsc.

Special to the Star.
DENVER, June "A snow storm which
lasted for 16 hours ended at Leadviile yes
terday.
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Now York stoek Report
i. . The following SHOWS the range OF qnosasions
| ara the smount of sales to-day Vt the New YORK
Stock Exchange, received by Yea sterrett q Co.,
i d West Third street:
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,HERIFF's SALE.

HERIFF'S SALE.
~ by virtue OF "A writ of Ais. LeyarI Facias
70 me directed VIII be exposed TO Public
Sale at the
LAFA1 1ETTE HOTEL. No. 8iI Shipley St..
kept by Isaac, q. Pyle, In the city OF
wilmington, New Castle County, Della
SATURDAY. the 24th day OF April, 1890
at 2o'clock, +. NJ,
The following described real estate. viz.
a II that certain tract, picce or parcel 81 T
land. situated In Christiana Hundred
Aforesaid, bou ded and d. scrlbed as f,l
lows, To wil: Beginnu x ut "a stone In "A
llne OF Peter Fessmier's LAID beiny a
corner OF John Cumming land iheuc,s nv
SAID Ftssniers land south ~ degI ees ,yeSt
l33 $40 perches TO IA stone In the middle
oI a public road, thence thereby norm
wa degrees west 81 perches to another
stone "a corner OF OJley Vernon's land
thence by his land north 54b degree
west 81 2 10 perches TO "a stake. theuce nv
new line along Ann NJ. Browns Jan3
north IA degrees east 73 t-lO ptrchea ~
an Old maple tree, thence aIo " .aiJ
Browns land north i6A degrees sn.t Z,
10 perches 10 line of james Harriysn;e
land, and thence thereby and by luId nf
John CuInmlns aforesaid south 72s/ Se.
srees east Al $40 perches to the pli,,e .,f
beginning, containing 81 $40 perchss ~
land be the same more or less Viii .,
house and frame barn and other outL tLuiidA
ings thereon erected,
seized and taken in execut1on ~ Tho
property OF Daniel Mackey aid Margnrat
A., his wife, and I. :, and 10 he s,Id H "ie'
JOHN PYLE, sheriff
sherins once, New Castle. Anrii a
- apr eodts.
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The OH Day Of May, 1850,

hc ON Lay vi may lCoO,
At2 o'clock, p. M, the fol Owing described
real estate, VIZ:
All that certain lot or piece OF land and
brick niessuaRe thetCol erected. situated
Ia tho city OF Wilmington aforesaid, ,nd
bounded and described as follews, 10 wit:
beginning at the asterly side of kreAch
street, between Seventh anu Eighth
streets at the distance OF 40 ieet more or
iees from the southerly side OF Eighth
street In the middle OF the division wall
between this ana The adjoining house OF
The said party OF the first on the noith,
thence passing through the middle OF said
wall easterly parallel with Eighth street
232 feet inches more or less 10 the west
erly side OF walnut street, thence along
the side OF Walnut street southerly " feet
Moore. thence along IA line of said Moote's
land westerly parallel with Eighth street
aud passing through The middle OF the
division wall between this house and he
adjoining one OF said Enoch Moore on The
south 232 Ieet inches knoIe Or less 10 the
said side Of French street, and thence
Herewith northerly twenty feet more or
less TO tue place oi beginning, be the cpn-
tents more or less.
Seized anJ taken in execution ms The
pr 'perty of Henry b. seidel and Emma Il
Seidel, his wife, aud Annie NJ. Rhodes,
nelr at law aud devisee Of Robert ID. ii it 4
deceased, and John S. Rhodes, her mus
band, and I. L., and o. be sold by
JOHN rYLIf, sheriff.
Sherin's Office, New Castle, April 18TH
A. d.. 1880. npl7-eudts
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ON THURSDAY,
The 9th Day Of NAY, 1880,


The fol 10 wing describe | real estate, viz:
No. |. All the undivided one sixth s;irt
and one-fourth part OF anoiner on1Isix tn
part of II certain wharf Ia the tow of Del
aware CITY, New Castle county, state Of
Delaware, at the froaL of Chestnut street,
adjoining the Deia~are & Chesapeak @
Canal aud Delaware Canal Company y
land, and also ali that certain lot or piece
OF ground situate, iytLg and being IN Red
Lion hundred, New tastle county, and
State of Delaware, beginning AT "A corner
sake on the sout theast aide OF Chestnut
street and the Chesapeake & Delaware
Canal, near the Pivol bridge, distant from
the centre line flve pe,ches measured In
a line at right IA gies thereto and on the
west side of The roai le ding from Della
ware CITY to Port Penn, distant from the
centre oil said road one percu and twenty
one and one-quarter hundrelths of a
perch, measured on II line at right angle
thereto, thence running along The said
road one hundred and twenty-five de-
grees east TO the northwest siue OF the
new road iending 10 Mrs. Burchnrd's Cor
ner, thence al ng the said road one hun
drsd and eighty 1eet to land late OF kobt.
Polk, deceased, thence horLh westerly at
right angle 10 the said Lvw road Ia ground
belonging Ia the Chesapeake h Delaware
Canal Co thence BY their hue to the
place of beginning, bound d northeast
wArdiy by road leading from Delaware
City 10 Port Penn, SouthwardIy by said
new road, westwardiy by land late of
robert Polk, deceased. noI ~
by grounds ot the Chesa, cake q Delaware
Canal Company, be the contents thereof
more or less.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property OF Anthony Reyboid. and 10 be
sold by
JOHN PYLE. Sheriff,
Sherih's ONCE, New Castle, April is,
1851. apl7 .eUdls.
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A OTICE-sCHooL ELECTION.

An election for members OF the Board
OF Public Education in Wilmington, will
be held ON SATURDAY. May LIST, 1850
Polls will be open at O'Clock and close al
Up. m.
The Inspectors OF the precinct In which
the election Is to be he d In the ward, will
hold the school election.
Members 10 be elected and places OF
voting are as follows:
FIRST WARD. .-Une member for two
years, and one member for one year
polls. old No. IL School House, Second near
Washington street.
SECOND WARD.-One member for two
years, polls, FELTON, House, second and
Walnut streets.
THIRD WARD.-ODe member for two
years, polls, Z. ]. Babcock's, Fifth and
Orange streets
FoURfH WARD One member for two
ears, polls City Han.
FIFTH WARD.-One member for two
years. Polls. Public school House No. .,
corner Eighth anu Woliuston street.
SIXTH WARD one member for two
years. Polls. Southeast corner Ninth and
King streets.
SEVENTH WARD.-One member for two
years. Polls. Public school Houe No 2,
corne r Eleventh and Washington Streets
EIGHTH WARD. one member for two
years. Polls, Public School House Nc. g.
corner Seventh and -pruce streets.
NINTH WARD one member for two
years. Polls, old Academy.
TENTH WARD.-Une member for one
year and one member for two years.
Polls, Public School House No. 10, corner
Of Elm and Adams streets.
HENRY B. MORROW,
Secretary Board of Public Education
ADrlD- lot
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Apr. 8 Is 1880.

N ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING A
Temporary loan OF two thousand
voir.
WHEREAS, Section So of the Charter of
ihe Ci OF wilmington provides, that II
through caami1y or casually the water
Worhs or any part tliei eof shall be de
froyed or Injured beyond the available
ahllIty oi the CITY Treasury at the sine 10
repair or replace The Mayor and Council
OF wilmington, under authority OF an
Ordinance of The CITY Council. to be paks
cd with the concurrence of two-thirds of
all the members, shall have power To Dor
row ON temporary loan sunl 10 he speci
ned in said ordinance, for repairing or re-.
placing the property or work injured or
making suitable substitute therefor
which sum shall be applied To that pur-
pose and no other, and shall be payable i'm
such time, times or manner as the ordi
nance shall pr. scribe"
AND WHEREAS. The walls and banks OF
the Cool Spring Reservoir have become
broken ana damaged To such extent l., al
said Reservoir cannot be used, ANA that
therefore the supply of water to the city
Will be insufficient unless the neces .ary
repairs are made as soon as practicable,
AND WHEREAS, The Injury SO caused 10
the said RESERVOIR liz beyond the nyaiIa-
bie means or ability OF the city Treasury
at THIS tiine To repair, therefore
re IT ordained by the City Council OF
wilmington, two-thirds OF all the men
Ders thereof coacurrinR:
SECTION /. The Finance Committee nI
OF HE city Council Is hereby authorized
ana directed 10 cause to be Issued IL the
name Of The Mayor aud Council OF vii
nington, certificates OF indebtedness Ia
the aggregate amount OF two thousand
dollars, and The faith and credit of the clty
are hereby pledged for the payment OF
the same. ~
SECTION 2. The said certificates NAV be
issued in sums Of nifty d diars, or In InuI-
1ples oi NIFTY ; they shall bear Interest al a
rate not exceeding ak per centum per
annum, and shall be payable on or be e,ote
the iirst day OF August, A. ID. one thou
sand eight hundred and eighty -one
SECTION 8. All money which shall be
bOrrowei under this ordinance IL hereby
appropriated and shall be applied ami
expended for the repairing OF Tho walls
and banks Of the Cool Spring Reservoir so
that the Reservoir may be filled with
water, and for no other purpose or pur-
poses whatsoever; the surplus II any.
shall be applied to the pay nent Of the Ia,
terest or principal OF the present bonded
debt of this city.
SECTION 4. The Finance Committee ia
hereby authorized at It's option, TO d spose
OF said certificates by subscription or TO
sell the same at public auction to the
highest bidder; provided, that no part
thereof shall he issued or sold for less Than
the par value.
Passed at the City Hall, April Is, 1880.
HARRY SHARPLEY
President OF Council.
Attest .-E. b. FRAZER,
Clerk OF Council.
aprle 2t-
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NorIClA.
NorIcE.
STATE oE DEDAwARE,( . G,
NEw CASTLE COUNTY ~ p

In conformity with the provisions OF q Q
not passed By the Geueral Assembly Of
the siate OF Delau are, ON the 26,h day OF
March, A. u. 1875, i hereby give notice
that an application was filed In the SUI
perior Court ON the seventeenth day OF
poration oI a company called The Penin.
sula Iron Company, To carry ON the busi-
ness of manu- .acturing Iron IN all It's
various forms and branches, i'll. New Cas-
t!e County af ,resaid, and that a dran OF
the prop lsed Gu 4rter was filet with the
application, and is open to inspection.
Oh = i BEASTEN, ProlhouotHry.
New Castle April IL, 1880. aprly-3W