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Gas and Eyectrictfu.
From the Prlclical American.

From the Prictical American.
twill be very interesting fact, in
case it is proved, that there Is a more
economical way to obtain light from
coal than by distilling it into gas, or
from petroleum than by its direct COM
bustion, and that this siiore economical
way Is the roundabout method based
on the modern doctrine of the corela-
tion of forces, namely, using the coal
or petroleum merely for the production
of heat, using this heat for causing
steam or NbtEair pressure, using this
pressure for the production of power,
using this power for the rotation of the
electro magnetsin dynamo-electric or
magneto-electrie machines, using the
magnetism thus developed to produce
electric currents, and finally using
these currents to produce the incande-
scent luminosity of flame but in
the flame this carbon continually dis
appears, while the carbon, placed in a
vacuum and made incandescent by the
electric current, is Interchangeable.
We have here thus, first, heat by
combustion; secondly, pressure; third
ly, mass motion or power fourthly,
magnetism filthy, electricity and
sixthly, light. The transformation Of
heat into light passes through the in
tervening stages of power, magnetism
and electricity; and that this takes
place without ruinous loss is as well
proof of the truth of the doctrine of
the conservation of forces as 1t is to
the great credit of the genius of the
present century, which can accom-
plish such results on purely scientific
grounds.
AS most. striking proof, we will
mention the production of photo
graphic portraits by night, by means
of electric light. One Of the sons of
the editor Of this paper, Major Henri
Van der Weyde, has now an establish
ment at IA Regent street, London,
where he makes such pictures, mega
tives as well as printing, during the
evening ; negatives are taken from six
to nine p. m, and pictures delivered,
mounted, and finished, at ten or
eleven the same evening. He uses
little gas engine, driving a Gramme
dynam o-electric machine, which fur
nishes the light as we'll for the sitter
as for the printing. The gas used to
drive this machine would be utterly
inadequate to make any Photographic
picture at all, in whatever style of
burners it were consumed but by on
ly utilizing it's heat, changing this
heat into motion or power, this power
into magnetism and electricity, and
this electricity into light, an illumina-
ton is obtained superior to the day
light of the foggy atmosphere of Lon
don, as the pictures are taken with it
in five to ten seconds, time much
shorter than the average time of sit
ting there. 1t appears strange that
economy should he obtained by such a
way of proceeding, but it |
IS fact proved there nightly, while
the whole process is great success, as
well in an artistic as in a business
point of view,
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CHERIFFS SALE


- by virtue of sundry writs ofVenditloni
Exponas to me directed, will be exposed
TO public sale. at the
HOTEL OF JOHN f. LEWIS,
In the town OF Newark, In White CLAY
Creek Hundred, New Castle County, Del
aware on
FRIDAY, the 18th Day of March, 1880,
at 2o'clock p. M,
The following described real estate viz:
All that certain farm or tract of hand.
situated in Pencader hundred, New Cas-
Tie county, and state OF Delaware, bound
ed on the south by the Turnpike Road
leading from the village Of Glasgow to
the town of Elkton, on the west by lands
OF william Grinnage, Thomas Brown and
DINERS, on the north by lands of heirs of
Santweil Clark, deceased. and on the east
Dy lands OF Jesse Boulden, containing
about 2bl acres of land. more or less, with
Two story brick dwelling house, frame
barn and granary thereon erected
seized and taken in execution as the
property OF Robert NJ. Black, deceased,
lSusan y. Black. Administrators of Robt'
NJ. Black, deceased, and To be sold by
o JOHN PYLE, Sheriff.
eSherifl's Office, New Castle, February 20,
looJ. feb25-3tawts
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Weston and Q,Laarv-

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, March S.-The
Weston-O' Leary walking match COM
menced at the Pavilion at one o'clock
this morning. There was a small at
tendance at the start. Both men are
in excellence condition and confident.
There was good attendance to-
night. AT ten minutes to nine o'clock
O'Leary completed his Tooth mile and
left the track. Weston continued
walking, and at nine o'clock scored SO
miles
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A MAJORITY of nearly one million
of the white voters of this country
voted for Tilden in 1876. Previous to
this it was well known to the Republi-
can party that had made war on the
Southern States that it was greatly in
the minority. In fact there was scare
ly a doubt that General Mcclellan had
received a majority of the legal voters
Tor President. The leaders of the
Republican party were in position to
known this. No doubt they did know
it; and it was this knowledge that in
duced them to disfranchise the white
people of the South, and give univer-
sal suffrage to the negroes who had
been the slaves of the whites. Thus
the leaders of the Republican party to
make up for the loss of million of
white voters added to their ranks by
force of arms the votes of 800, 200 ig
ornant negroes, and called them citi-
zens. Never was there ever so foul
mean, cowardly and disgusting trick
adopted by party to retain itself in
power. Its leaders had committed all
manner of frauds; robbed the people
by all sorts of devices, from Maine to
the Rio Grande, until they had resolved
to vote every one of them out of of
flee; and well the Republicans knew
1t. But, in order to hold on the thieves
had resort to the negroes-the "chat-
tells" as they used to call them. and
passed bill giving them the right to
vote and another bill to deprive the
white people of the right to vote. But
they did not allow the negroes to vote
as they pleased. On the contrary
they appointed politicians to 90 with
the army and force the negro to vote
for the Republicans only, and any
Democrat who was seen to endeavor
to explain the true situation of the
politics of the country to the negro
was arrested and confined and nm
ished.
Even in Delaware for ten years after
the war had closed it was dangerous
for a Democrat to speak to a negro on
the subject Of politics, and to this day
the Republicans claim all the negroes
as members of their party. In tact
they expend all their efforts to secure
the negro vote. They have agreed to
pay every negro in the State to vote
their ticket in some shape or other
The leading negroes will doubtless re-
ceive heavy pay but the "small frv,
will be put off with tax recent
Money to effect this is to be got abroad.
1t will be part of the assessment
made upon the one hundred thousand
office-holders whose salaries were rails
ed by the grab led by Grant in order
that political corruption fund might
be organized.
Now, if a million of white men
abandoned the Republican party in
1876 for the corrupt practices under
Grant, it may be fairly inferred that
at least a half million more will do
likewise since Grant is to be forced
upon the country, for a third term by
the same class who surrounded him
in 1876.
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More oIeomarearine Cases.

Magistrate List had two more defend
ants i'll what is known as the oleomarg-
ariDe suits before him yesterday. will
lam Condin, who keeps store at Mifllln
and Pallas street, and Henry Bavin, who
has a stand in the market at Hlrard ave-
nue. and Eleventh street, who were the
defendants, both stated that they had
contormed to the law by marking the
substance sold as ''oleomarz arine." They
wee both held in $500 bail for COURT
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sHERIFF 5 SALES.
,rgpIFr.a SALE

CHERIFF's SALE.
- BY virtue Of q writ OF bevar fa.ias
10 me directed. wills be exposed 10 Pubic
sale. at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL. No. Sii ShipleySt.
kept by John ] Dougherty, In the city OF
Wilmington, New Castle County. DeIa-
ware, on -..-.-..------
WEDNESDAY, The 10Th Day Of March,
AID, 1870, at 2oclock. .lp. m,
The following described Real l.stat.,, VIZ :
An that certain lot of land and Two
story frame dwelling house therenn, situ-
ate In the city of Wilmington, bounded
and descIibed AS follows. 10 VII Begin,
ming at the easterly side or Townstnd
street between A and Il streets, nt the dis.
tance of 20 feet from the southerly side of
A street. thence eas'erly paral el 10 A
street feet to corner, thence sotither-
ly parallel 10 Townsend street ~ fee I 10 =
corner, thence westerly parallel To the
first mentioned line and A street, afoI.g
the divislon lire between this anu the nd
Joining frame dwelling OF said bradley,
on the south 100 feet 10 the ~ rcsaid efst-
erly side or Townsend street. aud thence
thereby northerly IA feet 10 the place OF
beginning, be the contents thereof what
they may.
Seize ard taken In execution as the
property OF Israel v. Cornell, andt. t., and
W " JOHN PYLE. sheriff.
Sheriff's Office. New Castle, February -,
A. d.. 1850. H febD-eodts.
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CHERIFF's SALE,

.
BY virtue of a writ OF Levari F,cIas. IN
me directed, Will be exposed to public
sale, at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL,
81 Shipley street, Kept by John j, Dough.
er'y In the city OF Wilmington, New Cas-
tie county, Del,
ON SATURDAY,,
The 20ih Day of March, A. d.. 1890,
at o'clock, p. m, the following descrIhed
real estate, w: Fsu
All that certain lot of land with two.
and-a-hHlf story frame dwelling Thereon
erected, situated III the civ Of Wi
mington, aforesaid, boun ed ami dn.
seribed Hs follows, l., wit: Repinnina ~.
the northerly side OF Finn street bei ,ysa,, a.,
Poplar and Lombard streets nj tbe AZ
tnnce OF ~ feet inches more or Ioss frn,,,
The easterly side of Poplar street ana at :,
corner oil Mary Purnells lot on the ,vest
thence northerly parallel TO Poplnr street
0o ftet thence easterly parallel IN Fif,h
street IA feet 4 inches, thence sonthari,,
parallel TO Poplar street so feet 10 Ky, ty
noIlhtrIy SIDE of Fifth street aforesaid
ana thence thereby westerly IA feet
lhches 10 the place OF beginning. he tbn
contehls thereof what they may,
lzeu and taken In execution 40 tba
property OF Theodore l.. Purneu. snr.
vlring morlgagor and I. T., and TO he
S,ou,o-.a, JOHN PYLE, Sheriff.
1880. ~" S"stlc' Malcn Al,
mll3-3tWts
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LAFAYETTE HOTEL,
No. Sil Shipley street, kept by John ],
llougherty, in the city OF Wilmington
New Castle county, Delaware,
ON SATURDAY,
The 20th Day OF March, A. D., 1880,
at 2ocock, p. m, the following described
real estate, viz:
All that lot, piece or parcel of land
situate In the city OF Wilmington, bounded
and described as follows, TO wit: Begin
ming al the southeast corner OF Fourteenth
ana JEFFERSON streets. thence easterly
along The southeasierly sideof Fourteenth
street 50 ftetto a line OF land or AIbIn ]
rye, thence houtherly along line Of said
land and parallel To Jefferson street IL feet
10 line OF land Of william Worth On the
snulh the' ee westerly along line of said
WoHh's land aud parallel to Fourteenth
slresl ~ lee To the easterly sid of Je fer
son street, and thence thereby nOrtheIIy IL
let to the place of beginning, be the con.
tents thereof what they my,
Seized and taken In execution as the
property of John =. Wells and Virginia
u, MS wife and t. g., and to be sold by
JOHN PYLE, herin
Sheriffs office, New Castle, March I'd,
Ioon, mars 3iawts
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E'IRsT NATIONAL BANk

EIRsT NATIONAL BANk
4 OF WILMINGTON
nErosrroRr OF THE PUBLIC MONEY
49,. AND
FINANCIAL AGENTS OF THE IrNr-
TED STATES.
EDWARD BET'rS, PRESIDENT.
GEO. ID. ARMSTRONG, CASHIER.
100000.
Philadelphia, New York and Ros,on
change furnished to regular nenosiio.A
without charge. p'si'oiS
a, ,piscount days, Mondays and ursda
DIRECTORS
InI.inent u. Smyth, George w. Bush
2pnh Jth II. Adams. Hi Garrett,
tehry y. Met omb, Sam'l Bancroft Tr
ba.. lei James. William TetnaI 'r'
EDWARD Belts. ianI-Iy
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1t was brisk two hours conflict he.
tweeu the BABY and the collie, with ali
the doubts IN favor OF the cohc. untii
DIR. Bull Baby Syrup put in an appear
ahce. VI course the baby was safe In
cent bottle did It.
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lie county, Del,
ON SATURDAY,
The Goth Day of MARCH, A. D., 1880.
real estate, viz:
All those two certain tracts, pieces or
parcels of land situate In Brandywine
hundred, bounded and described as fDl-
lows, 10 wit; No. -Beginning at a stone
by tho side OF John Taliey's land. thence
by The same north l5l4 degrees wesi w
OLD peIches to a stone, thence by thesame
noun, noiLn iH'4 degrees, west 25 perches TO "A
hlckory, ana thence north 22I degrees.
west ~ perIhes TO a stone thence leavinS
the land north TS3f degrees. west3O perches
10 stake, thence north NJ degrees, east
~ 10 perches to the line OF MelchoIr
hbrites' land. thence by said line north 50
degrees, west So perches to "A corner of No.
z. Iand OF Ell Il. Talley, thence by a new
division line, south AZ degrees, west I72
belehes 20 thelnlddle OF Naaman's Creek
huad, thence with the middle OF the same
south Y desrees, east IA perches, thence nv
land of James A. B. Smith sonth tx d.,
gree, west L 2-lO perches, south 76l5 de
grees. east 10 $40 perches and nortI2 Sgi<
degrees, east Is Q 10 perches 10 The midIL22
OF the road aforesaid, thence with Inc
same south S0l degrees, east 81 e. 10 nerchns
thence by land Of - south 5GiI
degrees, east 10 5-l0 perches and north iiH
degrees, east 81 10 perches 10 the n1diis
OF The road aforesaid. thence cuntinnine
me course OF the road A. 4-l0 perrhes 10
iiie plhceol beginning, containinR ninety
nine acres and II perches, more or les,
BOOK X, vol. b, page 4S3, &c.
No. 2.-BeRinning at "A corner of Aper
Grnbbs land, and Samuel Talley's ailot.
lnent, thence with "a line of the said sam.
uePs allotment north % degrees e,1st Al
~ ptrches to corner rock Of John MY
oh's land, thence with the same nOrih y
degrees, west 10 perches to "a corner stake
or stone OF said D'xon's land thence with
the same north 81 degrees. west sg 4 IA
netches TO corner OF Eli Baldwin,s la, ii
thence with the same south w degreet
west "a 2-lO perches to anothsr corner
stake or Stone of said Baldwin's land
dhence with the same south 50 degrees easi
~ f-lO perches To n corner mHnle and
stone or said Baldwlns land. thence con
tinuing with said Baldwin's land eontS u
uegrtts casts 10 o. 10 perches To the Mace a,
peSinnlng g.contaiDing within these bounds
ny computation thirty-Iour acres and
twenty -heVen perches OF land. be In.
573 &c. VIZ " page
Seized and taken in execution as tho
property of Thomas Lea Talley. survIv,ns
Morigl gor and {. L., and TO he sold nv
,osd oSherif's Office, New Castle, March .
-ooo. mari Stawts
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NOTICE TO WATER REaTfs|
~ OFffGE OF TIIE "a W.rpn

W1LMiNGroN, Del, Dpcem6e, Z
Ihe hllls for1Ssn are Nv re,dy ssi
able at the itegistrar'sulilre Ma t@ NJ"
ket street. Tue law requires ibsi s9i
paid on or before January SIsl '' Il. ~
iare OF the bill, those p1ld dn,n.
month OF February, . per cent @ sdal'.
Those paid during tile month oi N.Y.
lO per cent. additional. and apy 49,
remaining unpaid after Aprll M iss 1
Registrar Is required 10 nave t6s ss
wlIhdrawn and suit Instituted lar M
covery OF the amount due: and ths
Will not he let into such premise. \.
such arrears, with assessments and q
drawing ferules, are pald.
Oince hours from ga. IN. toibm
WILL AN ]. MOkRGv
decl-eodD-edJ eudF RscIu,,
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The balance of Trade Agai,,st
Ta
NEW YORK. March G 1890

NEW YORK, March 6, 1880.
The course of our foreign trade this
week Is worth studying. Here are the
figures:
Imports SI3 $40 aAs
Exports 52g3 4t9
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oTlCE.- THE HOPE W71r
~ AND LOAN AsSocfATiny dI nt lIDi
IN the new keries commenc,n, Uu,t ,a, \
., 1851. Apply to T.. PlunkqI, in VI
w. Cor. Third aud Mark,i 49, Ina.
,..os JOHN +, MILLER s.sl
s"" iiil ~ Nnktl NJ
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Balance against us

These Imports, If l mistake not, are
Sne IN heaviest Tor any week on record.
The grand total, 1t Is true, has heen
swollen by two or three overdue steam
ers, but even with that allow vance. the
ngnres are suggestive. OF course thev
nave favorable or unfavorable mean
ing, according to the particular stand
plated.
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Harry SargenC is advertised as man.
ager of Modjeska and the Knights,
both in Europe.
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OTICE.
y UTUN =. Z. Iuuv1
w,.misngton, ,nnrs ON. Del, MarcGS !, 'iSsE is,

NoTIcE-NEW SERlfs-11-r
~ hie Loan Association il no. 10s Ela
lts Third Series of slork 4 l,w nov ~
on MONDAY evening neSt. Sb ~ ~ ns4
ment can be made ht any ,,ma uua
street. IA = ~ W Nd
marc Gt nav MhleS
Secfet,,
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hc ioth us1 ol .haFcI, lhNl, al
O'Clock, y, M,
The following described real estate viz.
= II that cert 4in lot OF land with u hrpe
story dwelling house thereon, situate IN
lhe city or Wilmington. nj Aforesald, bound
Ell anu described rs follows, To VII he
ginning al tine asterly side of Madison
street, bets cen Eighth am Ninth streets. .
~ the distance of Two hu adred aud thirty
one leet inches from the souiherly side
OF Nlnlh street aud at the cent re OF "a two
rel four linen WIDE alley belweer this and
tue adJo ming house Of Augusi kalsser on
he north, thence easterly through the
centre OF said alley aud parallel t. Sintl
street 80 feet 10 the west rly side Of a fpur
leet W ldt alley co municaLlnR with AN
.ther four FEET wide alley opeuing idiu
WI dsOr aud Madison streets, lnelce
4oulh -rly along said side of said alley and
parhl el to Madison street fourteen e.
ltn ln"hes to corIer, thence westerly
para 10 the 1lrst mentioned line aud
Nlhlh street, through the centre of Tho
party wall between this and the house
adjoining on the souih SO feet to the afnre-
SAID easterly side ut Madison street, and
thence ther by nor'ntrly Ia feet 10 inches
2 the place of beginning, hs Tho coi.iont,.
Iherept what they may.
seiz"d ana taken IN execution as The
property ni Charles u, Stern and Mary T.
MS VIII and Rebecca A. Or YES {. t.. and
JOHN PYLE, Sheriff.
SherInTs Office, New Castle February 81
''o'' b26 3tawts
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oHERIFF's SALE.

By virtue OF a writ Of Levari Faclas, to
me, me directed w'ii he exposed TO pubic
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, No. 81 shlpley ST.,
Kept by John J. Dougherty, in the city OF
Wilmington, New Castle County, Della
ware, on
SATURDAY, the i3th DAY OF MARCH,
A. d.. 1880, at 2 O'Clock. y. M,
The following described real estate. viz
All thai certain lot of land with "A two
story brick dwelling house thereon erect
ed, Situate In the CITY of Wilmington,
bounded and described as follows, To wit:
BEGINNING at the easterly sioe Of Union
street between Shailcross and and Lover
from the southerly side OF Lowering ave-
nue., thence easterly parallel with Lover
Ing avenue and passing through the cen
tire OF the division wall between this
house and the one adJoining on the north
Of Patrick Dougherty SO feet To the west
erly side of an alley leading from Shall
cross tD Lowering avenues, thence south
erly along said side oi said alley and par
allel To Union street III feet TO a corner,
thence westerly parallel 10 Lowering
avenue and pass ng through the centre
e the division wall between this houst
and the one adjoining on the south Of
Dauiel III. Kent, so feet 10 the Aforesaid
easteriy side OF Union street, and
thence noriherly siong said siue OF Union
street 10 feet 10 the place OF beginning.
be the contents thereof what they may.
SeizeI and taken In execution as thc
properly of Morris Mcdowell and Isabella
B. MeDswed ms wife ana I. L.. and to be-
sold by
JOHN PYLE. sheriff.
sherifrs Office, New Castle. February 2i,
a. d., lSsO. ifsb25-3tawts
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=, HERIFFS SALE.
- by virtue Of a writ OF Eevari Facias,
to me directed, will be exposed to public
sale, az the f.. ..
LAFAYETTE. HOTEL.No. 81 Shipley ST.,
kept by John ]. Dougherty, In the city OF
Wilmington, New Castle County, Della
ware On
WEDNESDAY, The 10Th Day of March,
A. H., 1887, at o'clock p. m.,
The following described real estate, viz:
All that certain lot OF land and two
story brick dwelling house thereon, situate
In the said city OF Wilmington, bounded
and described as follows, to wit: Begin
Ding at the easterly side of Cedar street at
the distance of l3i feet from the southerly
side of Mary land avenue, thence easterly
parallel 10 said Marylapd avenue 10 feet
to "A corner, thence southerly parallel tO
Cedar street III feet TO a corner, thence
westerly parallel to the first mentioned
line and Maryland avenue Is ieet 10 the
aforesaid easterly side Of Cedar street,
and thence thereby nOrtherly 10 feet to
the Place OF beginning, be the contents
thereof what they may. Book A, Vol. 10,
page Is, &C. '..I0 'ie -
seized and taken In execution as the
property of William Thomas and sarah hi :
wife, and Thomas f. Brown and wife
terre tenants, and to be sold by
JOHN PYLE, sheriff.
Sheri11s office. New Castle, February
10, 1880. feb2l ebdts.
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The 10th Day Of MARCH, A. D., lssl

oAN On GhDAl,
The goth Day of MARCH, A. D., 1880,
at Q O'Clock, p. M, the following described
real estate, viz:
All that certain lot OF land with a three
story brick dwelling house thereon situate
In the said city Of Wilmington, bounded
anu described as follows, Ia wit: Begin
ming at point on the nurtheily side OF
Sixth street, AT the distance OF Isl feet
westerly from the westerly side of Mon
roe street, thence northerly parallel with
Monroe street - feet toa cUrntr r, thence
westerly parallel with sixth street ~ feet
10 corner In "A line of 81 tver's land
thence southsrly by said line of land
passing through the centre of the gnble
wall ~ feet TO the aforesaid Side OF sixth
street, and thence thereby eaSterly 10 fcei
To the place of beginning, be the contents
thereof what III may. Subject never
theleSs to this regulation and restriction
That "A three feet wide alley shall be kept
open adjoining the premises on the west
running bnck 70 feet q inches rom the
aforesaid side of sixth street and OF the
height of 7 feet @ inches with right and
use in common with the adjoining prem,
lses on the west In the said Ga ree feet wide
alley furever; also the right 10 use the
within described gable wall In building
without any further compensation OF. ex.
pense. -.
Seized and taken IN execution as the
property of Isaac Woodrow and A lice
w, his wife, and t. t., and to be sold by
JOHN PYLE, sheriff,
Sherin's office. New Castle, March 2.
1851 mari SAWS
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NJ OIICE-On aud aiiel NaT,6 \.
In the price oi lots IN the WimInr|
and Brandywlne Cemetery be. rs,l
ed sections, special rates delermlaJ
the Board. Sections from A toLD|
sive, 30 cents per square loot. All M
sections. 10 cents per square foot
By order OF the Bparo.
declu-2tawtml. ALBERT W. SMITH
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EANTED.-DWELlLNGs roGRE
w FROM ALL PARTS OF rnrCII
WE rem 4. COLLECT. AND SETTLg2
TIL SATlSFATION OF ALL C0y,E
ED. WE REFER TO Our IRyAyI
AS WELL AS TO OWNERS.
iebw6s. HEAfD t0J
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NOTICls.

RssoLvED. Thai ~, -
~ ilth, 1870. be and is h,nurSlay, N
near anu determine an ~ htfeby Nj ~,
70 ~, schools aud Roads in nqauts,IloA, a,t, M, I'M
We " Conniy. All persors Edd ana for s,s,
altenueito will pleas ,,II la' Ing suAs
uay; ny Urd.r ( the Co,hriTe %r %
Aiest' JOHN p. spa R1itI N6,
NJ 0TICE.
~ IN conformity With a.
os an Aot passed hy TIVE 4, n eue proyh
" me state OF Dciaw ,re va uefal Ass,s|
,, ., Malch, a. D.. lS75, the s"h.iis. nh NE st6
oy give notice that i6ey Snaiphsccrioenh,
catloh on Saturday, ths ,s,, ,m,il make N
next, TO The Houurabie iptIl otIl dal d NJ
o1age ., OF the Superior Cou,p,a CpaIa i'a
OF u iawaie, FRA char,ern"a' y"'l oI lue \
~ ~ You pany called the 81 bnn.eeeliTOnI
,onphnN,' To carry nm ,Hnfsua1al
man nnfacturing iron In if '1s r. ousins
nuu .u branches, and that A ,lro,, ,a,ioa, N,
po.eu charter VIII he ON tha, th,a t1 tsq lh,l
gu 10 The said Judge r'r iIn"l Il gay tikl
ana order thereon. "h e1emta
WILLIAM JENRs
j. EDN Ain Aii'hnp,rrEll, IN
u,, THADEUs 4. C. rtJIIn,Sks InSkss, 4
Wilmington. Del MatcSS LOWE
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