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Duck ShOOtiug.

"Speaking Of duck shooting on st
Clai. Flats" sighed an old tizen as b,
took q seat in a gun store yesterday
81 don't think there are as many birds
up there as there was ten or fifteen year
ago. Why, sir, the channels used to b'
just black with 'em, and they were 81
tame that you could knock 'em on the
| head"
Everybody sighed to think these good
old days and ducks could never return
and the veteran hunter continued
IL remember / was ou, one day In
April. got in among the bipeds, and
how many do you suppose l counted?"
"Three hundred" ventured one of the
aud ence after long interval.
"Three hundredi" Why, l always
killed over a'thousand every time went
out No, sir, counted oveo $1,000 great
big, fat, plump, delicious ducks, and then
had only counted these on one side of
the boatw
"How long did it take you ?"
81 don't know. sir, | had no watch
with me. Time is nothing to man
counting ducks. counted aloud, and
when the ducks were small l counted
bWO AOt OnC. oJ anu Wy Il kOJ tiCu VI
counting and got ready for the slaugh-
Ler."
How many did you kill?"
"Well, now, killed uine or ten hun
dred, but I'm getting too near the grave
for that. No, didn't kill blasted one,
and that's where the strange part Of the
story comes in. When l began TO lift
that gun up those ducks know what
l was up to just as we'll as human be-
ing, and what did they do ? Why, sir,
about 200 OF 'em made q dive, swan
under the boat, and raised on her port
side at once and upset her Yes, sir, they
did, and there l was in the Nor h Chan
mel, in ten feet Of water, boat upset,
night coming on and in my wet Clothes"
"Well?"
swell, climbed up ON the bottom OF
the boat, hoated five miles, aud was pick
ed up by two Indians. We towed that
upset boat " an island, and here another
curious thing come in. Under the boat
were 264 large, plump ducks. They had
been caught there when she upset, and
all We had to do was TO haul 'em out and
rap 'em on the head"
"Why, why didn't they dive down and
get from under tho boat ?" asked ali
amateur duck shooter.
Why, didn't they, sir-why didn't
they? Well, sir, might have asked 'em
why they didn't but It was late, cold
wind had sprung up, and l didn't feel
like talking. All that know is that |
counted over 10000 ducks, was upset,
captured 294 and have afiidavits here in
my wallet to prove everything have
stated. Does anv man here want TO see
the documents?"
No man did. They all looked out Of
the windows and wondered If they could
lie that way when they had passed three
score yean.-Free Press,
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The THIRD TERM QUEsrIoN.-Tbe
New York Herald says :-"It was OH
Jected to at the outset by some of our
abl-st statesmen, and their objections
were urged with such force of Argument
that they have had controlling effect on
.he practice of our institutions. As soon
as Jefferson, then Minister at Paris. re-
ceived copy OF the new constitution he
wrote to Washington, to Madison. e.,
John Adams and several other cores
pondents objecting most vehemently TO
the perpetual re-eligibility of The Presl-
dent. He never changed his opinion.
When he refused to be a candidate be
yond bis second term he put it express-
ly on the ground of principle and a de
sire to emphasize the example of Wash
ington and add to the force of the nroca-
dent. His arguments and example fixed
the usage, and from that time frgard
there was never any talk OF a third ter
for any President until within the Ias,
few year. 1t is ridiculous to saw that
experience has proved the wisdom and
safety Of that part of the constitution
when it has been uniformly treated bv
the American people as a nulIty.
word is not dangerous weapon so LONG
IS it Is left to rest in its scabbard."
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SHERIFF SALES.

oh ,ssiFF's sALs
- Bv virtue OF a rit Of Levarl Faclns,
10 me directed, will be exposed TO public
SAie' !" LaFAYFTrE HOTEL,
No. sli Sh iplry street. now kept by John !.
Doueheriy, In the city of Wilmington,
New Z stle county DEL,
ON THURSDAY,
The 9Th day OF April, lsso,
at2o'clock, p. m,
The following described real estate, viz:
All those certain lots Of land bounded
and desc ibod as follows, TO W.T.: NO. l.
With two story brick dwelling house
thereon erected, situate IN the city OF
Wilmington, beginning at the easter:y
side of Harris, n between Third and
Fourth streets at the distance OF - ~
feet from the northerly side OF Third
street and at corner OF iAnd OF john
AspIn on tie north, thence easterly part
ly by said AspIn's land and partly by that
OF sarah A. Flynn and parallel To Third
street 81 more or less, feet 10 land OF Cha' les
Hobson on the east, thence southerly by
the lAtter's land and parallel to Harrison
street about IA feet 10 land OF Christian
Sisterhena on the south, thence we terry
by said land and crossing the end OF an
alley three 1eet WIDE leading into Thiid
street and through the centre oi the party
wall III feet more or less to the easterly
side OF Harrison street aforesaid, and
thence thereby northerly about IA feet
TO the place OF beginning, tie the con
tents thereof what they may.
No. z Situate In the city Of Whining
ton, comprising three lots herein de-
scribed as one lot with these two story
brick dwell ny houses thereon erecteu.
beginning at tue easterly side OF Harrison
street between Second and Third streets
at the distance OF l6f ell y inches from the
southerly side of Third street and At the
centfe of the party wall between these
dwellings and that OF Christian Sister
hena ON the north, thence southeriy by
the easterly side of Harrison street ii
feet inches more or less. TO land of New
Castle County and at the centre OF the
party wall, thence easterly through the
centre Of said wah and parallel 10 Third
street 10 feet, more or less, TO the westerly
side Of an alley three feet wlue leading
into Third street, thence norLherly by the
westerly side OF said alley and parallel
TO Harrison stree. Al feet q inches, more
or less, to IA corner in land OF Christian
Hs aforesaid, and thence west
erly by his land and parallel To third
street, and through the centre OF the first
party wall 45 feet, more or
less, 10 the tasterly side OF Harrison
street aforesaid, anu place of beginning,
he the co tents thereof what they may
Seized and taken In execution as the
OF Isaac Murray and sarah, his
wlfe and Isaac b. Murray, Trustee, aud 10
be sold by
JOHN PYLE, Sheriff.
Sherins Ofiice, New Castle, March 10,
1851. mar2Z-3twts.
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ONE of the meanest features of DO
htical strife is the hate of the South
which is continually cropping out from
the Republican party leaders. 1t does
not appear that they are particular to
elevate negroes in the North. 1t is a
very rare thing that we find negro
holding office in any Northern State,
where the Republicans have the ma
jority, and yet they are continually
complaining and whining because the
Southern States do not elevate negroes
to Office; and every sort of abuse is
heaped upon the Southern people be-
cause they prefer to have intelligent
white men, who are more capable to
discharge official duties.
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The Good Ship Constellation sails
to-day to convey cargo to the starv-
ing Irish in Ireland. Instead of being
loaded with shot, shell and powder,
and ball, she is filed with barrels of
meat Hour, potatoes, and great guam
titles of nice little deicacies and hos
pital stores FOX the sick and infirm.-
Yesterday was a gay and gladstone
day on board of the Constellation as
she lay in the harbor at New York
and was visited by hundreds of good
and charitable people.
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MERIFR,R AALE.

AER1FfS SALE.
- by virtue OF a writ OF Levsr Fsdi1
to me directed, will be exposed TO pun
sale, ut the
HOTEL OF SAMUEL PEACOCK,
at Middletown, In 81. Georges HundsS
New Castle County Del, on
MONDAY. The 18th Day Of March
A. d., 1882, at II O'Clock q. n,
The following described real estate, VIZ
All that messuage and tract Or pafcsl
land, situate in AppOq uinimink hapai
In the county OF New Castle a. aloishl
bounded by lands OF samuel SxalmA
Jacob Caulk, Edward Wilson, ho.-
Boyer and Others, con ntaining onsnanai
and w acres and seven perches,
same more or less, being the SAINT w.
lses whicn Isaac DAVIS, Esq, and oss,s
his wife, by indeuture under theli ~
and seals, bearing date the eth Iay ""
uary, A. D., 1915, and INTENDED
corded in the office aforesaid, gIanleus
conveyed 10 the said Thomas Mufpn"
fee. I'm
Also, all the undivided half pana pa,, y !.
messuage, Griht or Merchant mn
two tracts or parcels OF lanu, AluaTI,
Georges Hundred, on ApPOquina.ss ~
Creek, In the County OF New osss. an...s
said, one OF these bounded anu u''@
az follows: .h. no,t
Beginning at a corner stone on w wv uSs ~
side Of the mill race, ana iunnlhs .o,nl
10 degrees, west y d ~ perchts 70 >. Ha .or
cherry tree by the road side, tnen" .o,ol
S31< degrees, east ~ perches ~ s,s dssr,a
stone by "a fence. thence norll ~ ~ NJ
east "a perches TO u corner stone az
west side OF a valley, thence son1n IN
grees, east 10 perches 10 acOrhe, Is ,ss 4
The creek. thence extending W ~. mi
creek and binuing thereon " hs ~, nj
dam. and down the north slde u ols,.inuI sn
race 10 the place OF beginnlhB' co.,,.stIO1
within those bounds, Dy es. Is.I
twelve acres, be the same more ~ ~ ID ID
The other boui ded and descri dei,,S ,ds Il
lows, bel ng situatedon the sou'A
the aforesaid creek: ,,d sboyeihI
Beginning at point OF Ianu N, ~
mill dam and running dow1 s % %oerchl
creek south eighty degrees, eass as. . Tal
10 u post, thence south ~ osshhec sshance pofI
perches 10 point In the nelui i'n'nl nosl ID
81 degrees west ~ perches W a. g,ees, N
small field, thence nortn U'nnlng, S'
81 peiches 10 the place OF ~. ~ "a tne nod
taining about six acres, De n,. w. ar loI
or less which said two lraea a,,te BY del
land Gassaway Walk ms anu aher' her 4. y
dated the llth day OF N9nenn'fetsrnel
1886, and recorded in the he.I n'oI Y. VOL |
At New Castle. In Deed BooH sa 10 iibs NJ
page 81, r. aDted ana cohNesd I'd he By DEG
Thomas MuIphey, IN zee. an Isli eonv'I
dated the 18th day Of Marcll, l't ,o AlsIsi'
ed the undivided half Thereon u
der M. Vail, IN .ee. oou,iop % y
n
properly OF Thomas MurphIeSSn pIeSn r. HiI
tThomas q. Murpbey aud 1on av decessa
Executors OF Thomas Murpne;yn,,stI,Ofs
and Thomas g. Murphey ,ao ,h suryih'l
susan Murphey. dect asgu, hev and sasa
mortgago oi rnomas Mu1pneyi IS yd % yui'
his vile. Thomas c. MurphSeiAi;, hSeiAi;,a5eih lh Mr. II'
pney, Matilda Murphy LlnIw law Of;%S'
san Murphey, deceased, and nd, ~ildl and Brra
B. Woodail, t. t., and 70 i be esSas. sTla ssahstf.
snerif's once. New C@S'if i%fhi9sOdL
I lSSO.
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NATIONAL DEBTS, so far from bel ng
national blessings, are a constant tax
upon the industries of country. In
industrial competition with the United
Safes European nations are heavily
handicapped bp the great expenses of
their war establishment. Their debts
have been increased sirtyJour per cent.
in fourteen years, and the annual debt
charge, on an average interest basis OF
four per cent, amount to $S65, 900, 900,
all of which must be paid in some way
by workers and producers.
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THE Republican party now rejoices
afresh over great triumph in Vir-
ginia, which cost the country oceans
of blood and trouble-it has just Sc
cured for the first time, although the
war has been over sixteen years, two
negroes ON jury in Richmond to pro-
nounce upon the guilt or innocence of
white men. With a stubborn, ignor-
ant, prejudiced negro on a jury
white Democrat might have a poor
chance for his life.
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How THE Republican party is run
in the South, and what it costs the
whole people of the country to keep
the machine going may be imagined
from the fact that of the ninety-six
members of the Republican Central
Committee of Louisiana, which re-
Gently met and named time for the
State Convention, sixty-one were Office
holders. How is that for the civil
service reform of Hayes?
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TOMORROW is Easter Sunday, and
the number of eggs that will be con-
sumed would no doubt be something
Astonishing if it could be ascertained.
The various devices in which Easter
eggs are prepared to please the juve-
nile population are numerous and
some of them very beautiful and ele-
giant. Beautifully decorated Easter
cards are being sent through the mails
to friends in great numbers.
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CHERIFF's SALE.

CHERIFF's SALE
y By virtue OF wri, o,t
toia 70 me dirested. will be exposed n ~ w
HOTEL OF SAMUEL PRACOcr
at Middletown st. Georges Hura,',
Castle, County Delawaie. on
MONDAY Y, The 29th Day Of M.,.A !
1871, NJ II O'Clock, a. M.
The following described Real R,,,,.
al tnal nessuage and Tract Of a. ~,
OF tand, situate In AppOonimint N
dred. IN The County ofNew Cs.IIs ~.
ed aud described as follow tnr,r
ginning at n stone ktandlnr in H.
land, late OF William Gibba and . ~
Tor William Wilson's land and nm,
thence south ixA degrees. east ,snsL
tnence south AL degteeS w,,i 4
perches thence south ~ dey,s..
n 2-lO percq s; thence south y 49,
eAAt 10 prtches; thence soutb lIdSl,.'
east " peTches; thence sVutb IN }
grees, east sixty.lhree ~.
thence south ~ devrs.s
"A perches To q stone; lheDce souIh N
grees, west perches; thence toui h
degrees, west ~ perch,s; thence ,CliI
degrees, west 30 perches; ihenst Nd
4IA degrees, west 2ip.rches; theme. .a,I
b8 desrees, west lO perches 10 M
On the north side OF the pubIi, ~
thence with Ia d road south v dsU,l
west 10 BIO perches, south lsI am
west 4iH perches; thence leayipi
road, north IS degrees. west l2i tlt N
es; thence south Ss1s degrees, vel
perches thence north NJ desfses "
zS perches 10 other land Of ,he N
Thomas Murphey thence with nId \
north ~ degrees, west l6 pprchti 10 Il
OF William " ilsOn, thence 10 The pl,u
beginning containing four huudist u
seventy-one acres OF land, be the Nd
more or less.
Also all that other piece or pared
land situate in Appoquinimink hund1
New Castle County. aforesaid, sdjdfI
lands OF Cyrus Tatman, Jr., stephen Bi
coe, Thomas Murpney and oihsl Il
tanning five acres OF land, be The nIl
more or less.
Seized and taken IN execution u I
property OF Susan Murpbey, deuHa
(fhomas q. Murphey, Admlnhinlci
susan Murphey, deceased. and IhImu
Murphy, LYDIA Murphey, Matilda I'd
ply, Elizabeth Murphey sAd Mari IN
heirs.at-law OF susan Murphey dteels'
and Dennis Mahoney, I. T., anu 10 WI
by
JOHN PYLE, shwif|
Sherifrs ONCE, New Castle, Del, hni
10, 1870. marl9eOda|
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- n
- by Virtue OF writ of Leyari Fac,,s
20 me directed viii be exposed TO Public
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, No. s4i shinlev q,
kept by John ]. Dougherty, in the citv n,
Mmmlngton' New Castle County. Della.
WEDNESDAY the slst day OF March. 1850
NJ 2o'clock, T.. M,
nne Following described real estate, viz: All
iying and being situated In the city or
wilmington, aud described on the beeI
9a o. conveyance TO the said John @. Had
ginning at a corner OF William Nieleyss
Iot and In the southeast side OF Kins
- ssreet. S.vrssa thence up King .tleet north
q ,rnar assress; east feet TO new
south 6s degrees east so feet to Moses Min'
shaips line, thence down the said line
sorn eoran ~ degrees, west ~ feet to another
thence with line thereof noTth hs de-,
grees west so feet TO the place OF beoi,.
ining' ig' containing one thousand feet OF
other thereof adjoining the one b.ra,. no
before des sribed. Beginning at a cnrnar
STAKE OF Timothy Scott's, now t3eorea
,trsH, Iot on the southeast side OF King
Gbanother corner stake In Moses Min
small y, late John Gyles' line. thenca
s.,u sorIn 81 degrees west Is feet 10 another
corner stake In the said line, thence nor,b
90 degrees west 50 feet to another cornsr
sake the east side of X ing street. ana
thence along the same rs Ieet TO the niaca
oa m Deglhning. containing 1880 feet. be the
,sn sahe s more or iess, excepting and releaso
,hs hs from rom tne lines OF the said MORTGAGE
the following described lot or piece Of es,sse
70 VIII: beginning ON the easterly side ~
h,h9 street at the line OF Eiizabeth h Roh,n
son son, ana late George Taylor's, thence east
eTly and parallel to Second street n faa,
inence ,I southerly parallel TO King streai
i 20 iest "a inches TO corner. thence west
ta spiy Sba anu parallel 70 Second street SO feet
noribar1s 1as'ely side or King street, thence
10 Ieet ~ inches TO the place OF Begin.
hsng: peed Record i, vol. 8, page I5O. &c.
nr"nas,, 91'aeu 4, and taken In execution as the
PaOpeity OF John @. Haddock and Ella
beth J; Haddock, his wife and l. d. and 10
S%ns,ey JOHN PYLE, SherIff.
lssn sSherins ONCE, New Castle, March IL.
-.. ma r15eOdte
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Fashiona' le Furnl1m"s
]. & ]. \ HAhmessN| AAf.ses
N.,. 40 King sIIo

wILhINGToN, a,erm TT ~ s
Szssa, We resPectnlly, y,dn ,nd md ths,% %
-$ sens OF iilmingl9Sn5 i've osniupi,Ss
- 10 t msoufsclure and iE,ssBRs xxx W.
at our large and lo2s avery varlen n
GS%.; ssis. Consisting paaf Of MahossSSE, tsr 'aI
nd Walnut Furniture saitaUnsss ut a.ss. ..,.d
are varied than can be ,l foGns ssatsbllshSs
.re warranted as representtesoo:. tA,bie..,,Iss,
sVanitian Blinds OF the h,d kept oonIs M
ssiSns made 70 order Snd aS d1.cttrs c iafs y e
an hand. We also nanuIsment Of u
osi antly keep . large sMsEsttressss u.A
Hair, Moss and H9sk 4 N, HAHA
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SHERIFF's SALE.

BY virtue OF a writ OF Levari Facias 10
nie ulIeeteu, wlll be exposed to public
HOTEL OF SAMUEL PEACOCK.
at Middletown. In ST. Georges hundred
New Castle County, Delaware, on
MONDAY, the 9Lh day of March, A. ID.
1880, at Ii o'clock, a. m,
Ine following described real estate. viz !.
a II Thai messuage, tract or parcel OF
iahn ana premises, 81 uate, lying and be-
ing IN vance neck, in St. Georges hun
dred, Ne" Castle county, and Stala of
Delaware, bounded ard described NJ n,I.
lows, 10 vii; ON the south by a line he
tween Lhls tract OF land and premises and
ihhd OF Geo. y. Burgess. which said laIId
ne lately bought OF samuel Jefferson and
VIE, stating at q stake IN 4 line of land
formerly OF john Stewart, deceased and
running north IS degrees, west To thc Iine
"I lhomaA Bayalds land, and on Inc
west by Ia ads of Thomas Bayard. and for
merry Delo gLEg to Il cnaTd huinpi r.yn
ueceased, and lands of Charles Islman
ana n point "a land adjoining Thonas
bayhrd 10 N diIoh In the lands OF Charles
islilah, ON tbs norl h by lands OF Lewis
EannegrlIt and other lands OF Purnell
JsneisOn, and ON the east by the Vancsis
Neck Road, containing One Hundr d And
Fifty Acres OF Land, be the same more Or
loss, with Frame House and Frame
Barn thereon erected
Se zed aud taken In execution as ths
property of Samuel A. Segsrs and Martha
r., MS Vile, and George M. Se4ara and
/. T., and 10 bu sold By
JOHN PYLE, Sheriff.
She in's offico. New Caste, MArch Vlh.
1o0- Inarll.3tawts.
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or same person at

No. $40 Broadway. New York.
All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings
are under the supervision and manage
nent OF Generals q. 4. Beauregard and
Jubal A. Early 1
~. B.-lhis Company has NO A GENTS
IN heBRITISH POSSESSIONS and an
persons pretending TO be so and so icitiii0 or
ders 6y circulars or othe-tOtse are SWIND-
LEfsS. marlO,2taw4w&w
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PUBLIC SALES.

DROPOSALS.
Il The Building Committee OF the Trus-
tees OF the Poor for New Castle County
Will receive proposals for erecting an Ex-
tension TO the Main Building OF the In
sane Department at the Aims House, up
10 the 3Oth day OF March, 1880, AT IL IN.
The drawings and specifications may be
seen at Springer, Morley 4 Causes. Third
and Orange streets, till march 18th, 1851,
NJ IL m.
All proposals will be addressed to the
Chairman ofthe Building Comm ttee and
endorsed Proposals for erecting an ex-
tension 70 the Insane Department
Each bidder must state how much time
ne requires In which TO complete the
building.
The Committee reserve the right 10 re-
Ject any or all bids.
- &. HILL BRINTON,
marl5toWth Chairman OF Committee
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- HERIFF'S SALE
~ by virtue OF writ OF Levari Faeias
70 me directed, will DE exposed TO public q
sale. at the
HOTEL OF SAMUEL PEACOCK.
a. Middletown, in st. Georges Hundrsd
We" Cast'e county, Delaware, on
MONDAY, the 18th Day of March, A. d..
1851, at ii O'Clock, IL. m,
me following described Real Estate, viz /:
All that certain lot or parcel of Inni
situate In the town OF Middlelovn. Nav
Castle county, and state of Delawnre
bounded on tue sast by lands OF the Dela,
wars s'n, , hai'road Company. and on the
southwest and north by lands of Robert
a. Cochran, the metes and bounds OF said
ianu being H. follows, to wit;
beginning at stone SET In the Weatarn
iihe Oh iahus oi the Delaware Railroad
company, at the distance of 3I2 Yards
soulheriy, from the south side or the
pubic rosd leading from the town of MID.
uletown towards the village of Warwick
IN tiie STATE OF Mary land, said stone be-
ing "A corner for this lot and lands OF The
sald Cochiap; thenos in n line diytdino
TINS lot from the lands OF the said t,ochs
ran and al right angles with the line OF The
Delaware Railroad CompanV snnIh ~
degrees, west us feet u inches IN :, .,aEaA
corner Tor this lot and lands of the sail
cochran thence for IA second lima dty1.,
ing tnls lot from lands Of the said Coch-
ran line, north IA degrees west 1aS t.,
inehes To n stake, corner for th,. Int a "a
lahus OF the said Cochran; thenca 6f,r
third line dividing this lot from the lands
OF the said Cochran. north "a "a deerees
enst ~ ieet inches TO II stone set In the
line OF he Delaware kaiIroad Co,,na -, ~ y
Iand, corner for this lot ami lands nf IL
saiu cochran tht nee with the line OF the
salu railroad Company's land, south Z i.9
S oosrees, EAST 2I5 het inches TO the stone
ana place OF beginu nuing contalning ,y,,h,,
These metes and bounds forty slx thnn
SAND nve hundred and nineiy-nin. .oiora
ieet OF land. be the same NOR. or less.
nr"nS, 1eaze aId taken In execution as the
properly of Amos I. Bradley, and EIlsn
MS wife and 1. l., and TO be sold bv '"'
.,,.,,., JOHN PYLE. Sherin
A. D.. 1850. n,asid roh vth
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PUbLhC sALEs OF DWELLIN0s
Nv 5L0fS, AND FARMS WITH rs YEARS
Van VU1aAnaEhlkNCE. THE OUTLOOK ia
Nbh1 ~, ENC0URAGING FOR BETTER
iniSEs FOR 1880. J. II. HEAI.D-
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ENTERED AT WILMINGTON POST
OFFICE
An SECOND CLASS MATTER
! SATURDAY. MARCH "a. 1850.

Coop FRIDAY was more generally
observed in Philadelphia this year
than ever before. A number of the
large wholesale stores were closed,
making it rather inconvenient for some
Of their customers who did not remem-
Der that the day would be thus OBJ
served.