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The daily gazette., 1880-04-21
ON SATURDAY,
The Sth Day of MAY, 1880,
At3 O'Clock, z. M.

The following g describe real estate. viz;
No l. All the undivided one sixth part
and one-fourth part OF another one-slxth
part OF "a certain wharf In the town of Del
aware CITY, New Castle county, state Of
Delaware, at the front OF Chestnut street,
adjoining the Delaware & Chesapeake
Canal aud Delaware Canal Company
land, and also all that certain lot or piece
OF ground situate, lying and being IN Red
Lion hundred, New tasLle county, and
State of Delaware, beginning aL corner
sake on the southeast side of Chestnut
Canal, near the Pivol bridge, distant from
the centre line five peiches measured IN
"A line at light angles thereto and ON the
west side of the road leading from Della
ware city To Port Penn, distant from the
centre OF said road one perch and twenty
one and one-quarter hundredlhs of a
perch, measured on n line at right angle
thereto, thence running along the said
road Que huudred and 1--WE .ty-flve de-
grees east to the northwest side OF the
new road leading TO Mrs. Burchard's Is Cor
ner, thence along the said road one hun
drod aud eighty feet 10 land late Of kobt.
Polk, deceased, thence northwesterly at
right angie 10 the said new road Ia ground
belonging To tn chesapeake Il DeiaWarp
Canal Co thence by their lIue to the
place OF beginning, bound d northeast
wardly by road leading from Delaware
city TO Port fenu, suuthwardly by said
new road, westwaruIy by Iand late OF
Hobert Polk, deceased, noIthwustwaTdly
by grounds OF the Chesal cake & Delaware
Cahal Company, be the cunten.s thereof
more Or less.
Seized and taken In execution as the
properly OF Anthony Rey bold, and 10 be
sold by
JOHN PYLE, Sheriff.
Sherif-s Office, New Castle. april is.
1880. ap5 .eUdts.
The daily gazette., 1880-04-21
From the New York Herald.
The CLAYTON -RulWar Treaty.

Thirty years ago the United States
and Great Britain entered into COM
pact defining how they would respect
lively conduct themselves with regard
to an isthmus ship canal in case any one
should construct 1t, mutually repudiat-
ing the pretence to dominion over such
structure and agreeing together
against the assertion of such pretence
by any one else. The abrogation of
that treaty is now proposed in Congress,
and the London Times, as qnoted iu our
cable dispatches, sets forth the opinion
held in England on that proposed
course But It can only be to put the
American protectorate over an isthnms
canal in the right as to mere formalities
that it Is thought worth while to abro-
gate the treaty, siuce it assuredly has no
vitality at the present time and why
the Times should trouble itselfto pro-
test against the formal repeal of law
that has not survived thirty years OF
momentous history is not clearly per-
cepiib Q In the init y,a ars that have
passed since the Clayton-Bulwer Treaty
was made almost exery great State in
tn the world has revised its relations to
exery other great State. In that time
the civilized world has seen twelve
wars, some of them very great wars in
deed. Empires have risen and fallen,
aud republics have been created and
have persisted, and two great nations
have made social changes tina, are with
oHt parallel in recorded history. None
of the changes made in the world is
greater than that which has resulted
from the discovery the American peo-
pie have made of their own strength,
and of the extent to which. acting as
other nations act, they may justly ossert
their pretensions to influence the future
of this pemisphere. In 1850 we did not
know that we we're the greatest military
people in the world now we do-tor IL
is not too much TO say Of the nation whose
people supplied the soldiers for both the
Northern and Southern armies in our
war, and whose resources carried on
both sides of that great conflict, that it
has not its equal as to those particulars
in any other State in Christendom.
From the standpoint of new national
perceptions on topic of this nature a
people may fairly say that they will
guide their future actions on agreements
made in view of their present knowledge
of themselves, AID at leas' will not re-
vive forgotten agreements tha. were
never put into effect even as TO their
preliminaries.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

e CHERIFF'S SALE.
~ by virtue OF writ Of Ais. Levari Facias
70 70 me directed Will be exposed TO Public
Sale at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL. No. S4l Shipley St.
Kept by Isaac e. Pyle, in the city OF
wilmington, New Castle County, Della
SATURDAY, the 24th day Of April, 1890
at 2o'clock, +. M,
The following described real estate viz:
II that certain tract, piece or parcel Of
lana. situated IN CnrisUiana Hundred
aforesaid, bou ded and d, scrlbed as fol-
lows, 10 wit: Beginnli X at a stone in a
line OF Peter FessmieT'S land being a
corner OF John Cummlns land, thence by
said tessmier's land south 23 degI ees west
l33 $40 perches to "A stone In the middle
OF public road, thence thereby norm
stone a corner Of Otey Vernon's land
thence by his land north 5II5 degree
west 81 z ~ perches to stake lneuc,. nv
new line along Ann NJ. BfoWnr Ian5
porth 44I2 degrees east 73 6-lU percha. io
an Ola maple tree, thence alo said
Browns land north 463< degrees esst "a
10 perches 10 n line of Lanes Harrivan's
land, and hence thereby and by laid of
John Cummins aforesaid south 72s/ 10
krees east IL $40 perches to the pIace- ~,
beginning, containing 81 6-lO perche. of
mouse ANA frame barn and utheronthu huild
ings thereon erected
seized and taken in execution az tho
property Of Daniel Mackey aid Msrg.rst
A., MS VIE and 1. E, aud to he snId ~
JOHN PYLE. Shsr,n
1890. snr- ApI,i ii. o,
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N ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING A
~ temporary loan of two thousand
dollars to repair the Cool Spring Reser-
voir.
WHEREAS, Section So OF the Charter of
the C1iy of wilmington provides, that II
through calamity or casually the water
worHs or any part the eof snail be tie
stroy ed or .nJdred beyond the available
ability of the city Treasury at the lime In
repair or replace, the Mayor ana Council
OF wilmington, under authority of an
Ordinance OF the City Council, to be pass
ed with the concurrence of twO-thir of
all the members. shall have power To bor-
row on temporary loan sum 10 be speci
fled in said ordinance, for repairing or re.
placing the property or work injured or
making suitable substitute therefor,
which SUN shall be applied to that pur-
pose and no other, and shall be payable in
su3h time. times or manner as the ordi
nance shall prescribe"
AND WHEKEAs, The walls and hanks of
the Cool Spring Reservoir have BECOME
broken and damaged to such extent that
s.ld Il Reservoir cannot be used, and that
therefore the supply of water 10 the CITY
will be insufficient unless the necrs,nry
repairs are made as soon as practicablr.
AND WHEREAS, The injury so caused 10
the said RESERVOIR Is beyond the availa-
bic me ans or ability OF the city Treasury
at this time TO repair, therefore
BE IT ordained by the CITY Council of
wilmington, two-tnirds OF all the mem,
| bers thereof coucurnng:
SkCrloN |. lhe Finance CommIttaa NJ
| OF the CITY Council Is hereby Authotizad
aud directed 10 cause to be Issued IA the
| name OF the Mayor and Council OF vii
| mington, certificates OF indebtedness io
the aggregate amount OF two thousa nd
| dollars, and The faith and credit of the ,ii y
are hereby pledged for the payment OF
| the same.
SECTION 2. The said certificates NAV no
| issued in sums OF fifty d Ilars, or In II,iI-
| uples OF nifty; they shall bear interest al a
rate not exceeding six per cenIum per
| annum, ana snail De payable ON or be;oI g
the first day OF August, A. ID. one thou
sand eight hundred and eighty -one
SECTION 3. Ali money which shall he
| borrowe under this ordinance Ia berebv
| appropriated and shall be applied ami
expended for the repairing or Ihs wa. la
aud banks OF the Cool SprInE Reservoir 80
that the Reservoir may be filled with
water, and for no other purpose or pur-
| poses whatsoever; the surplus, II anv
shall be applied to the pay Inent OF the III
| terest or principal of the present bonded
debt OF this city.
SECTION 4. The Finance Committee ia
hereby authorized at its option, To spose
or SAID certificates by subscription or to
sell the same at pubic auction to The
nlghest bidder; prOpIded, that no part
there OF shall be issued or sold for less Than
| the par value.
Passed ut Ihe City Hall, April Is, 1880.
HARRY SHARPLkY,
80 President of Council.
Attest:-E. b. FRAZER,
Clerk of Council.
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NOiC SdCe the Ra0s.

The NJ ost noticeable, perhaps, of all
the advances during the late boom have
'en In the price OF rags; which have
more ;han doubled in value, and are
now worth three and a balf cents Der
pound. At this price, and even at much
less' IL VIII pay to save it will pay to
save hem and sell them. The same IA
true OF old paper of nearly every kind.
as by cleaning they are reconverted into
white paper oy the manufacturers.
IN consequence of the scarcity of rags
ana old paper, the price of print, or pa-
Per lot news purposes, has gone up from
SIX anu a-half to ten cents at Wholesale
IL thls price Keeps up, there will be a
general rise in the subscription nrice a.
has indeed in many instances already oe-
currrd "
Almost any family can make enough
In year by selling rags and old paper
to pay for all their reading matter.
The daily gazette., 1880-04-21
LICENSE NOTICES.

NJ OTICE.-I, W. b. Ford, do here
~ by give notice that | shall apply to
the Judges OF the Court of General Scs-
sio'is OF the Peace and Jail Delivery
the state of Delaware, In and for
New Castle county, on Monday, The 10th
day of nay next, being the first day ot the
My Term. A. ID. l>S0, for IA license To keep
an tnno tavern, known rs the IN irk wood
Hotel" in the village OF Kirkwood, in
School District :. ~, Pencader Hd., with
the privilege to sell Intoxicating liquors
in less quantities lnen one quart, to be
drunk On the premises, and the following
respectable ctIlZeus recommend the balu
application, TO wit:
Nm. Ashcraft, Jr.. VIM. Kirkwood,
W; n. Ward, WIN. Hayes,
John Sparks, James Burgess,
E. II. Cam. w. II. Howard,
Thomas Redmile, VIM. X. Nickerson
NJ. II. Paxon, Sr. Jonathan j. Neville.
James Ring,
aprly-5t. W. B. FORD.
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d
By virtue ofa writ ofvendltlonl EIponl
10 me directed, will he exposed TO pub
sale, at the
GILPIN HOUSE,
kept by George Whitfield, In the city
New Castle, In New Castle HundrSj i
county Of New Cattle, Del, on
THURSDAY, The 22nd bay Of April, IN
at o'clock p. m,
Tie following described Real Estate, Vlf
All that certain tract OF land or WNe
lot, situate, lying and being In the city 4
New Castle, New Castle county and shp
OF Delaware, on the sUutheaslerly side \
Water or Front street, and nOEtheMef1
side OF Harmony street, having front
one hundred and forty-one feet on WAN
or Front street, and extending that way
six hundred feet into the riv'r DelaNaiI
II being the sam" vacant and or way
lot mentioned and described In an AZ
the General Assembly OF the STATE OF "
aware entitled an act to vest IN Jam
Kennedy the title OF the State OF Delaw,1
in certain water lot or vacant land ID "
town of New Castle, passed al pO,,
March 4, ISL, and recorded In me y,
corder's ONCE at New. Castle IN "
Record of Private Acts, A. vol !, pase -
Seized a. d taken In execution ~
property OF James Kannedy, deetp''
(Joanna Burnett, administrator ol Jam'
Kannedy, deceased) and tn he sold oJ
JOHN PYLE, Sheriff.
1880 arr6.eodu.
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CHERIFF's SALE.

By virtue OF writ OF LevarI Facln, as
me directed, will be expossu W PO"
sale at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, No. Sal shiplS'-I
Kept by Isaac c. Pyle, in the clT
Wilmington, New Castle County, D'
ware, ON
SATURDAY, the oath Day OF April i"
at2 O'Clock. p. M, u,,
The following described real esIa'g, Mn 'i
All that equal undivided ole.ua .,nSs N
terest In all that certain lot, P,eSys
parcel of land with n three-sloiy IN .,tI
hotel fhereon erected, situate In lneSn1
of Wilmington, bounded and deseI,os
as follows, TO wit Beginning AZ ,ISsol
Mt the Intersection OF the soulhtry sSa s,u' NJ
Eighth street and the easItriy e,. NJ
Church street, thence In SQUIRE, ,a.,srIy
rectton 10 feet to "a stake, thence e e"s.i ~, N
and parallel with Eighth street IVv VI Win nm
"A stake, thence northerly paia,td,. lid q
Church street 10 feet TO the snIH ,na lei 10
Eighth street, thence westerly Nv n,rS 100
the place OF beginning, conIaiIr . more or
square feet of land, bs the same in'
less. dtvided one
No, 2. Also that equal undiV,oeiv. ni.ce or
haIfinterest in ali that cerla lU'' ~ vii.
parcel OF land situate In lhe g,uyd a, fol-
iniuuton bounded and descriDeu a .,.ks
lows. that Is 10 say: Is, glnnlhB q. aa,rsst be.
on the easterly side OF Churcn ~ Al tho
tween Seventh and Eighth ttiee e.outhesst
distance OF ~ feet from tno streets,
corner OF Eighth and Chul.n with
the ce south s. degrees, east pTe psITai'1l lbenc,
Eighth street 100 feet to sIssnII.l sIs11I, with
south 82 degrees west pafa'a a STAKE,
Church street is feet Q inches ~ parsllsl
thence north 5S degrees wess Take 10
with Eighth street 100 leet 10 ,rset thence
the easterly side Of Church "utb "uuortb 81 do.
along said side OF said htrees tb, place ol
grees east Is feet lncnes rat G il may.
'es,nedns saaed and taEen in eI.cuiG9, G9,,ssn; r. %
property OF Thomas Fox ana ana ~ be sold
Il. Fox, his wife, and I; t. ibYT Snu r. sheriff.
sheriff's once. New Castle, aer7 .eodt,.
The daily gazette., 1880-04-21

JAPAN has decided to adopt pa
hamentary government. This is an
immense stride Tor an Asiatic power
but the p esent Mikado has proven
himself to be a remarkably liberal,
wise and patient ruler and if he is
spared to his people long enough will
probably succeed in constructing a
constitutional government after the
English model.
The daily gazette., 1880-04-21
A UDITOR n SALE.

~ - oh~ y HhLE.
n by viitue of "a warrant OF IN, Ma,
OF the city OF Wilmington. TO me dlr,tl
VIII be exposed TO Pubic Sale, n
O'Clock p. m,
FRIDAY, APRIL srd, 1870
at the Auditor Office, No. Sb East SD
street end story In The city Of Wllmld
ton, New tastle County, state Of IN
war, n that lot, piece. or parcel Of M
situat, d ON the west side Of Wahulslr,i
at the distance OF forty-five zee. soul
erly from the southerly side OF ivt
street, extending thence III ty feet
walnut street, ana running west n
hundred feet, to Elizabeth street, conall
ing three thousand square feet, more
lrss.
Seized ana taken into execution as u
property OF Charlotte Green and 10 /
sold by
q. b. UNDERWOOD City Auditor
N. B,-The above named properly hl
be sold 10 satisfy u lien thereon for Cud
lug and paving.
I. NJ. Ogle, Auctioneer. splilpl
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NOTICE.
STATE oE DELAWARE, q
NJ - r 20

NEW CASTLE OUV MT
In conformity with the provisions OF the
act passed by the General Assembly of
March, A. ID. 1876, | hereby give notice
that an application WAS filed In the Su
perior Court on the seventeenth day OF
April. A. ID. 1880, for "A charter OF incor-
sula Iron Company, 10 carry on the busi-
ness of manufacturing Iron IN all It's
various forms and branches. in New Cas-
Tie County aforesaid, and that draft OF
the proposed charter was filed with the
application, and Is open to inspection.
CHAS BEASTEN, ProthonOtary.
New Castle A April II 1850 aprlg-3W
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UN Thu KSDAf,
The 9Th DAY of MAY. 1880

ON THURSDAY,
The 9th DAY OF MAY, 1880,
at three o clock p M. the following de.
scrIDed Real Estate, viz;
All the iollowi described lots and par
ce,s OF land situated in the city OF New
Castle, New tastIe Hundred and county,
and State OF Deawa.e:
NO. /. situated on harmony street, In
said cIty, bounded on the southeaht by
iands late of VA lam +. Read and sam.
uel wright, on The southwest by lands
late of nOlnas koUInson, deceased, ON the
northwest by other lands of John k+gau.
"A on the northeast by Harmony stI eel, +,
having IA front of about "a Ieet On Hnr'
mony street, and depth OF about 75 feet
with ~ storied brick house thereon
erected.
No. 2. Bounded on the southeast by
No. l afoIe IeAaid, on tie southwest b,
lands oi the heIis of Thomas Robinson.
deceased, ON the south " est by other ianas
OF John heegan, and on the southeast by
Harmony street having IA front OF about
~ feet ON Harmony street, running back
about 10 leet, with Iwo-storied brick.
plastered house thereon erected.
No. 3. Bounded on the southeast by No
aforesaid, ON tue southwest by lands OF
samuel Cooper, on the norLhweM by
her lands oG John keegan, on the NORTH
east by Harmony street, having front of
about o6 Ieet ON Harmony street. running
oack about 30 Ieet, with a lwo-storied
house, part brick an part .rame. thersun
erected, called the RisinE sun hoteI.
No. =. Bounded on the southeast by No
aforesaid, ON the southwest by lands OF
samuel Cooper on the northwest by
other lands of John Keegan, un the north
east by Harmony street, having fro OF
about ~ feet on Harmony street, running
back about 10 feet, with a two-Atorled
brick house thereon erected
No. D. Bounded ON tue southeast by No.
4 aforesaid, on the southwest by other
lands of John keegan, on the north west
by lauuJ OF Mrs. VlninR on The
northeast by Harmony street. with "A
front Of about ~ feet on Harmony street.
running back about IS feet, with a two,
tor,ed brick dwelling house thereon
erected.
No. u. All the following described Real
Estate on Market street. with a ~ storied
brick dwelling house thereon erected
bounded AZ follows, to wit: ON the south,
west by lands OF the late Samuel Carmen
Ter, and ON the northeast ny lands OF the
late Charles Weggennan, on the south
east by Market street, and on the north
west by lands oil james McCarty. and
Louisa Johnson, with IA front on Market
street about ~ ieet, running back about
l2O feet, more or less.
Seized aud taken in execution as the
property of John kecgan, and to be sold
by JOHN PYLE SnartfT
Sherihs office, New Castle, April ia.
iooO. aOrl7-3taw.
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NOTICES.
" ANTED.-A boy about fifteen years
w old, to learn the printing business
NJ OTICE.-CITY ASSESSMENT.

The assessment o. the city OF Whining
ton for the wear 1881 is now completed
and on file In the Office of the Clerk OF
Council Tor public inspection and Will re-
main there until the first day OF May,
The Board of assessment, Revision and
Appeals will sit In the Council Chamber
on the first day OF May, and continue tor
thirty successive days from iour to hve
o'clock p. m.
Persons desiring 10 appeal will present
thesame In writing. +. b. FRAZER,
Clerk Of City Council.
Office hours from y II. m. to u m. and
from 2 to o p. m. ap20tmyl.
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FRIDAY, APRIL 2sd Ion
A UDiTOR,S SAlE

A UDiToRS SALE
"A BY virtue OF warrant ot,h.v
OF the city OF Wilmington, To m. e ei'. sa
VIII be exposed TO public sale I' NJ ,alt' ,uliec
p. m, ~ 'oelo
FRIDAY, APRIL 3d ISO
Az the Auditors ONCE, No. Nv o.
street, t2d story In the city Of wna IL s
Ton, County o. New Cas- lie s,s,aa,I mI
ware. ali that lot, piece or na csl n, " "
situate at the northeast corner N, ny
ware Avenue and Van Buren Str,
eA,en9lng thence northerly on III. y
side OF Van Buren, street three any
iee', and running back easierly oDs v' X,
ureI ana twenty feet. cOntalIins ,hs'
six thousand square feet more or ls,,
Seized aud taken INTO execution :.
property OF William c. smyt6 snd ~
soiu ny y. Is. UNDEkWuOD
N. B.-The above named pionsr,Y
be sold TO satisfy IA lien thereon foiro
pavement. W. ''
T. NJ. Ogle, Auctioneer. ,rn,
The daily gazette., 1880-04-21
WEDNESDAY,
The 9th Day of NAV. A. d.. 1880

The 9th Day of May, A. D., 1880.
at O'CLOCK, p. m, the following descr. bed
real estate, viz:
All that certain lot or piece or parcel OF
land having thTeessLory brick house
thereon erected situate In the city OF
Wilmington Aforesaid and bounded and
described as follows To wit: beginning
on The southerIy side OF Sc, ond street, De.
tween Madison and Jeffe rson streets at /,
corner oi other lands OF the said Thomas
Curley at The distance OF one Ia undred fe.I
six inches from the easterly side OF MHdi.
sou street and In the mIddie of IA two fee
wide alley leading into Second sire t and
divi ing this from the adjoining house o.,
the wesi, thence souiderly and paral ,eI TO
Madison street and passing through the
mIddIe of haid alley So f-et 10 "a stake
thence easterly and parallel TO Second
street Is feet incues 10 IA iine OF land of j .
Featherstone, thence along a liue of said
land noitherly and parallel to Madison
street 81 fe' To he Hlo-esai ID side oI Second
street, and thence thereby westerly 10 fe,t
6inches To the place of beginning be IN,
contents within said bounds what theI
may.
Seized and taken In execution ms the
property OF Thomas Carly ard Mary, hIA
wife, and /. T., and To be sold by
JOHN PYLE, Sheriff.
Sherin7s office, New Ca.t.e, April iG,
Inoo' Apl1-3IHwts.
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HERIFF's SALE.

- By virtue OF a writ OF Levari Faciss,
to me directed, will be exposed TO public
sale, at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, No. S4l Shipley st.,
kept by Isaac q. Py lie, In the city OF
wilmington. New Castle county, Della
ware, on
The daily gazette., 1880-04-21
FOR RENT.

TUT HENI.
kOk SALE OK RENT.-Lumber ward
l. Front and West streets. Apply 10.
W. X. GAOSE,
IepZZ-u Front md West Sts.
l. Ok KEN I.-NecOnd sLory room In
Telegraph Building, Ia good order,
suitable Tor Office or assembly room; will
he rented with special Inducements,
Applyto EDW ARD MCINALL,
ieb2'tf Second and Market Sta.
LOR SALE AT A BARG ANA story
Il brick house with rooms and bath
room. Will be sold at "A bargain AS the
owner intends leaving the city soon.
Apply TO THOMAS X. LALLY,
t0l Market street.
The daily gazette., 1880-04-21
The Mu>icaI MarVeIs,
THE FAMOUS
McCIBENY FAMILY,

In their Wonderful Entertainment
seven Bright, Beautiful Children, from
TO l6 years OF age, make up IA Complete
CoRNET BAND, FULL ORCHESTRA, anu
Grand Chorus of Fresh Young Voices
Conducted by Father ana Mother. Th
most remarkable display of musical
taleut ever Witnessed. Their entertain
meuts appeal to and please all asses
fhe secular AS well rs the Christian world
pronounce thsm Marvellous aud Merltor
lous artists. A BRILLIANT Rkt ORD.
Never Excelled! Never kqualltd by any
other Musical Organization in America.
10 entertainments il PhilAdelph IA:
10 Entertainments In Washington, ID. C.;
ii Enter ailments in Lancaster, Pa; .
entertainments in Reading, Pa; Enter
,ainme Is in Camden, N, j.
Watch for tn" parade Of the little Cor
net Baud.
Specia, Prices-Gallery 25 cents, general
admission 70 cents; reserved seats ~ cents.
Matinee prices 10 aud 70 cents. Tickets on
.ie at e. +. Thomas n Co.'s book store.
aDrl9-1t.