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THE RADICAL NEWSPAPERS con-

THE RADICAL NEWSPAPERS con-
tinue to complain in long, doleful
articles of the. fact that our Demo
cratic citizens saw proper to vote for
the Democratic candidates for School
Directors. Could anything exceed
this hypocrisy? Where or when did
they nominate or vote for Demo-
Gratis? We know that they nomi-
mated Republicans and voted for
them whenever they had show of
eleeting one. The fact is that the
Democrats were very generous in
not nominating men where the Re-
publicans were certain to elect, as in
the Seventh Ward, 1t gave them
the opportunity to choose their best
men. But the whole complaint is
"bosh." The Republicans them
selves commenced to give the cleo
ton a political coloring, hoping to
surprise the Democrats by running
in Republican Board, and then
they meant to claim it as a political
triumph consequent upon the addi-
tional assessment of voters. 1t was
another political blunder. Had their
negroes been allowed to vote as in
some former years they might thus
by their secret movement have con-
trolled our School Board by the aid
of the "colored brother" But he
is not taxed for the schools and
could not vote. Now, if the Repub-
lican managers had been seriously
anxious to have no politics in the
school election, they would have
said to the Democrats in the Fifth
Ward, let us Join together and vote
in such a Democrat as they liked
But they did not do that anywhere.
They nominated political tickets
everywhere and the Democrats saw
what was going on and resolved to
"take a hand" and show them "a
trick or two," that they least ex-
pected to see. The School Board,
we are quite sure, will not disgrace
itself by introducing politics.
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A boy was shot in Chicago on the
evening of February IS, the pistol-ball
entering on the left side of his head,
near lie base OF the brain. He lay un-
conscious for one week; then was
afflicted with partial paralysis, which
continued for some time. At present
his general health is excellent. although
the hearing of the left ear is much i'm
paired, and Two of the fingers of his
right hand are paralyzed. A curious
symptom is hi, il ability to pronounce
any word, long or short which required
much muscular exertion. He was
asked where he lived, and promptly re-
piled on Twelfth street, but was unable
TO say near what street. Asked II it
was Centre avenue, he said yes, but was
unable to pronounce the name Centre.
Several names were given him TO pro
nounce, without success, although he
Mr.. Gladstone is credited by the
Paris Figaro with chiefly eating fish,
"because that diet stimulates the brain. u
lie likewise "tdkes two glarses of
bordeaux, because That wine is a tonic
Of the cervical matter. He takes one
glass OF port, because that is the orators
wine, Mr.. Gladstone, it will be seeu,
IS logical even in his modus vivenb.
On Sunday he reads the Lessons OF the
Presbyterian rite at church. People
80 from five leagnes round TO hear his
fine souorous voice. Afterwards he puts
on his stout wooden-soled boots, will
nails as big as those on old churcl
doors, takes an axe, and the ex.Primt
Minister becomes a woodcinter.n Lht
Figaro does not shine in the accurac,
# us news.
The first Earl Grosvenor, the great
grandfather of the present Duke 0
Westminster, was OIL the turf for NOR,
than forty years, and the names Of th
.ce horses owned by him fill fourteen
: pages i'll the thirty-first volume of tn
old sporting magazine. Although
winner OF E200,nO0 III the public stakes
he was out Of pocket to the extent O
) E39D,uOO by his taste for racing.
NJ. Bonnat has sent 10 The Salon mic
2 ture OF the forioru Job, and also a nor
trait of Preslden Grevy; and this, utde
he circumstances, IL giving pre4x
Tor the loves of fun 10 mistake one TO
tie other, ami ~beu looking at the Jo
TO excla m, "Poor President Grevy; no,
thin And how unh1ppy he has grown!"
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BLlC SALE
IS BUILDING LOTS


3S BUILDING LOTS
And beautiful sites for suburban homes
on Maryland Avenue, A, Is, ana Cedar
Streets, on Fifth. Sixth and Seventh
Avenues, aud on Lincoln street OF the
Lowering property,
ON SATURDAY, MAY Sth,
at 3p m,
on the premises, without postponement,
withdrawal or undertaking.
The building sites are on and adjacent
to Mary land avenue, surrounded by de
slrable HeignbOrs and pleasant homes
and with good and com manding views of
the City, of the Rivers, and of the Coun-
try.
The 81 lots are all on good solid ground
are mostly In the southwestern part or
the city, near TO extensive manufacturing
imprOv, ments involving expenditures OF
some hundreds OF thousands of collars
ana near TO the lately selected ground for
general freight exchanges on the Railroad
all of which must necessitate early dc
mands for IA large EumDeT of new dwell
lings. The lots on Lowering Avenue are
Included In the popular forty acres"
The sale Will commence at y. M, with
Nos. aud , on the Lowering property
and proceed about 3.30 p. n., with those
on and near Mary land Avenue to be sold
mainly In the order of numbering. An
omnibus willleave 7th and Market streets
at 30 p. m.
For terms Of sale, plots and particulars
see posters. J. 7. HEALD,
Seventh and Market Sts.
myl ,lo,s. Agent 10 effect the sale.
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TIE OPPOSITION TO Grant seems
to be gaining ground among Repub-
licans. The Philadelphia Telegraph
thus puts its objections in print
mo third-termer has vet been
bold enough to declare that, with
Grant at the head of the ticket this
fall, it would be possible for the Re-
publican party to regain its lost con-
troll of the House of Representatives.
1t was directly owing to the fatal
mistakes of Grantism in the South
that the Republicans, in 1874, were
swept from power after fourteen
years supremacy in the House. Two
years ago they measurably reduced
the Democratic Majority, and have
confidently hoped to resume control
of the popular legislative branch of
the Government in 1881. 1t is as
clear, however, as the noon-day sun
that. in the event of General Grants
nomination at Chicago, all such hope
must be abandoned. There are up
wards Of sixty Congressional districts
where the popular vote is so evenly
divided that complete parry unity is
essential to the successful candidate.
With the heavy load of a third-term
Presidential candidate, the Republi-
cans would lose, probably, not less
than three Congressman in Ohio,
two in Illinois, three in Indiana, two
in Michigan, three in Pennsylvania,
two in New Jersey, three in New
Y ork, and one each in Connecticut,
Massachusetts, New Hampshire, and
Maine, with chances against them in
a score Of districts in other States"
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STATE oR DELAWARE, Il
NEW CAQTTy y roTNTN -,

IN conformity with the provisions OF the
act passed by the General Assembly Of
the StaIe Of Dela~ are, on the 18Th day Of
March, A. ID. 1876, / hereby give notice
mat an application WAS flied in the Su-
sperlor Court on the seventeenth day Of
April. A. ID. 1870, for a charter OF incor-
porallon Of a company called The PENN.
sulA iron Company, To carry on the bust
mess OF manufacturing iron in all It's
vHrlouS forms and branches, in New Cas-
tle county aforesaid, and that a drau OF
the proposed charter was filed with the
application, and Ia open TO Inspection.
CHAS BEA51EN, ProIhonotary.
New Castle, April IT, 1850. aprIg-3W.
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ON THURSDAY,
The 9th DAY of MAY, 1881

at three o clock p. m, the iOllo"'"s
scribed Real Estate, Viz: I, nj
All the following described lobanI
cels of land situated In the Guy y,
Castle. New Castle Hundred ana 0Vu''''
and state of Delawaie: ,,,.f M
No, |. situated on Harmony a.r ~.
said city, bounded on Inc sou'nSs sonS =,
lands late OF William I. Read anu ~
uel Wright, on the southWes, " ontnt
late OF 1 homas Robinson, deceaso tsesF
northwest by other lands Ol JUN st1,e ,
and on the northeast by harmvH1 my, an M
having a front OF about y lee, ZEN nleI
mony street, and a depth OF auout ,bsrua
with a ~ storied brick hoa''
erected. A.. souihesst "
No. aforesaid, on Iae os sos RoIjnsll
lands OF the heirs oi lhoihas ,ihsr lan0,
daceased. on the southN est by Osaosi Olne, h
ot tInhn X eeRan, and on The sou'nsse ~ seolt
Harmony street, having a ironI y, IA 4
u feet on Harmony street, run,nd runriad br.l
abuut 10 ieet. with a two'stMi'N
nIasterpd house thereon erec,eu, hy 20
Nh 4 Bounded Oh the s0ulneaI's 'ands ii
Aforesaid. on the southwest W %sst lJ
samuel Cooper, on the hor'1h on he no ID
cher lands OF John Keegan, on o froliii
east by Harmony street, nans rum D.
e'nut "a Ieet ON Harmony street. ,s .tor ii
noos sbout Is Ieet, with lN ,bsrr a
house. part brick an par o.,n .,nH,L Ho,sL
nrac, ed called the Rising sun MI ~, nv 10
M a Bounded OH hue sOulpesI n" lands u
a aCnresa,d on the southwest W aest BY
nnel Cooper on the nol'bs no,ss nO,ll
o;har lands OF John Keegan, On 'sf no d
esst nv Harmony street, haa, haNlns ruuDn.
sbout 2J feet on Harmony tTo.stOre Cd
back about 70 feet, ,ad WIZ =.
brick house thereon erecleu east BY No
No 8. Bounded on the shwei By 0hii
4 Aforesaid, on the sonlh W. nOrlhWe..
iands OF John Keegan' Oh ny,nipg, oD ins
by landj OF Mrs. - - street, wiL0 .
n1r,beast by Harmony rn,nny ay slrea'
,r"nt If about ~ feet ON hs'' ,r,ti 0 I've
rnnniuQ back about 10 lett, onse thereon
sInr ed brick dwelling "0 ii
erseted' Sd All the following dsscF3S'sst ~ sstoila
u,s,sto o ~ on Market street, Win oon ~ nereep@
hr'ss dw,lling house theieUi rU ihe soui
,',,1aed as follows, to VIII; uuei w Csrpel'
nouu a, bv lands OF the late saniiad ~ Uds Of r'
We, and ~ on the northeast } The sou
80 1 Dharles RI Weggenman, On the nOr
is.e , y, et street, and 0h ~, 'y AIRY, 81
east , ~ ~ land, OF James nv On Nor
west @ Dy tonnson, with nom mack NC sboi
aTr.ai about 22 teet, ruhhine -,
~ iesa, ED nUld snd taken in e1eGGa'ISSD 1ca 10 be
property of John 5koaS kefESSI PYLE s1fani'r ssDai i,
by. moa New Castle, ;naSaw,
1850.
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. DJoURNEn suFpIvv.e

A DJoURNED SHERIFF'S SALE.
"A by virtue of writ OF Venditior,
Exponas, TO me directed, will be sano.ad
to public sale, at the sAposed
horEL OF WIN. B. CURRENDER.
IN the village OF Christiana. I'm Wht,.
LAY creek Hundred. New Castle COUNTY o
oN FRIDAY, the 7th Day Of NAV A. n
1880, at 2 O'Clock, p. m, :"
me Follow ng described real estate. viz.
craI I1a OF Iand situate In White Cav
creek Hu dred, New Castle couniv Dei:
ware ware and bounded as follows: On iii.
nnoIth oy lands OF Dennis Newlin and
V1rrT4rge Allen, on the east by lands oi
WI lam F.. smalley. on the south bv
IA n3"1s oi william p. AIrich and James
~. y. oldham, on the west by lands Hf
nshhls isi Newin, containing u acres or
hhhu, more or less, with a frame housa
thereon erected "ouse
Se'zed and taken In execution as tho
sold by John PYf q Ghtpe " pe
sherin7s ONCE. New Castle. ApriI , aSib
apr29 3taw-ts
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The following described real estate, viz
Al that certain lot OF land with a frame
dwelling house thereon, situated I'm the
city OF Wilmington, bounded and de-
scribed as follows, TO wit:
BEGINNING at the eastsrly aide Of Wal
nut street between Seventh and Eishth
streets at the distan nce of one hundr ed nd
nny-four feet from the northerly side az
seventh street, being a corner of lard
late OF John A. Duncan, thence easterly
along a line Of said land and parallel u
Seventh street eighty feet TO a CORNER
thence notherly parallel to Walnut street
eighteen feet TO another corner. thence
westerly parallel 10 the frst mentioned
line AMI seventh street eighty feet To the
Aforesaid easterly side OF Wslhuf stree,
and thence thereby southerIy eishieen
teet TO the place OF begi n ming, be the CON
tents thereof what they may. WI"
Seized ana taken in execution NJ ,ha
property OF Samuel Sheppard and I,opi.a
De- his WIG. and I. t., ana TO be sold by
sherins ONCE. New Castle, Aprii u
Ip' aprA eodts
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Making Gas Of Our Bodies.

NEWARK, NJ. j., May "a pro-
position is made that the gas works
here be converted into a cemetery
1t is claimed that the furnaces and
cradles used for running coal to the
retorts are peculiarly adapted for con-
suming bodies and preserving the
ashes. Besides, on the theory that a
human body will yield $50 feet of gas,
it would enable gas companies to in
cinerate without charge.
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sHERIFFSs,,.
SHERIFF ! sAIr

ST. 'iN,
SHERIFF. ) sAIr II
b. by virtu of
public sale, al Ils a, .ee'ed, vi 4 SS'n, !. y
Now oecup,ea up or .' WILLIAM y ~ D.ral
s,st, q. ht,iirrdnwood, :, in perc,.',',, ,'',a B. Sn'I
Hss.,e "a, - County, Deawa,,,!i Pwu
The ,o,,.w,S'. ISSe. at O'c'oc'it,. 't,' pl pDyo y
An the following d1, prd real e,,,0 L
cal Of land with I6e eee,er.btd ,law
ate, lying and bs,o.i e ilnprovtino
and bnn,e m tne County, md tr,encal'r \
VII: WI, Beginning for rtnus,oel nv . as iaol
sne public road leadinvS ,, ,alilt MtaN,l
ntiassow TO summit Ram R9m ihelMl
nins and binding by n Iii'nuse, The e.
~ OF the heirs Of Ihilheof l'ndt,
ceased, south S9H Inailes d"'s kould.nl
perches 10 u stone n uegrec-, taT
Hens w,,h j land, thence runn,r. I'rc Of sli 4
sas 10 oasne ,sne oi said BnuId1 Snl Nm
tnnehGe ne running and h,mi. ,T ~ ald
nouidsn's ,,o'.,,l sn, land and land andpo,hs VIA
north ! s9h4 d grees, cas-. 'p i., % iNvld \
u stone, u corner for nas, n5 'lOpal,
ana also a corner IN, u,isvii tltd,
oa a,a ,ahalew aiw Lliason, the 90 !, 'ana ,,,,i and
s.s aiu Eliasoh's land south ~ WIN All
Eiisson's Elias sons land, thence wiz lIh"lntr . ior
iaDrnerly OF George M,l,arA sl
corner for a lot OF fl.ms' l,nS to a'a
mailman Boulden, then@e I NJ, ,io'm,i,
salu lot north three and WIN Mllh NJ
grees west SO perches IN I a one.iout
SoA degrees TO stake IN IN lhenes,
rosu. thence up the said ~ rom, .ne at
grees west 81 $40 percbe.t,o' ,',n W. leTlh
.lohed stone and place of boni ,ne hlaI
talnlns within those boun,,ss' ss'nalhs,
acres and 81 peri hes of "Ss IsnS tlhtli
more more or less, with a so,,, "e lis
SEIZED and taken in eY,,ru.
property OF MERIT II pa p1v.ul'on a
nan L, Paxson. his wife. I'Vi' an', aud
be sold by JOHN I'i pw," " tsa
,ssd sSheriff's ONCE, New Ca,ttr Ir' ,le ,le
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PUBLIC SALES.
.URLIC SAIL.

The brick buildings now upon the
square occupied by the new Court House
Will be sold at auction on
SATURDAY. May 18th, at 10 O'Clock n. IN.
The conditions will he made known on
day OF sale. ALBERT II. SILVER,
Chairman OF Building Committee.
may3-ts.
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FOR RENT.
n Office TO BONDHOLDERS
IN OFFICE OF SIATE 1KEAsURFR
Dover Del Nav IssO

by Vlrtne Of an oct Of the General As.
senip'yi s passed AT Dover, February y.
ioG, hereby give notice 10 holders OF
at the Philadelphia National BANK In
the Guy OF Philadelphia, dur ng the blsi
hees NOUS pi that bank, on the three FIRST
secular ',I days Of July. lssD, prepared to re.
ose.l g'1 anu pay OIL all The bonds from No.
81 u 30, both Inclusive nf the dement,
hallph 81 one thOussi d dollars each Of the
IhHue bi NE bonds Of the STATE of Della
ware, under date Of January /. 1865, and
that rom and after the said first day OF
ceAse; ROBERT J. REYNOLDS,
myl-eod2m. state Treasurer
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THE DAILY 0AzKrrE is pubIished every

ket street, and served by carriers TO sub
scribers in all parts of the city aud sur
rounding towns and villages, for six cents
= q week. payable weekly. Yearly subscrio-
rs, ~ In advance. 1t Is the only Demo.
cratic Daily paper in the City or state and
has q large and increasing circulation,
THE DEIAwARE6 6AzErrE, established In
1854, Is the largest and most Hourlshing
weekly paper In the State, and has larger
circulation than any other ON the PENN
suia. Published every Thursday afternoon,
at e2 per year in advance.
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THOMAS NJ. OGLF, AUCTlONEER
AND REAL ESTATE AGENT.

Having had five years experience in
the Recorders Ofiice, persons de iri K 10
purchase or sell Reai Estate, will nnd IL
TO their advantage to give me cali.
Houses rented, rents collected and return
ed monthly. VIII also buy second hand
furniture. New and second hand furni-
ture for sale. Store, IlS Market street,
Wilmington, Del. nuctio sales prompt
ly attended to. at rea asonable rates.
mANl. .6mOs
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WEDNESDAY,
The 9th DAY Of May, A. D., 1880,
aI2 O'Clock, p. m,
The following described real estate. viz


The following described real estate, viz:
An that certain lot OF land situated In
me said city OF Wilmington, bounded and
described an follows, tn vii: Beginning
at the norlhefly side Of B street. between
HeHld and Townsend streets and at the
distance OF 100 feel from the easterly side
oi townsend street ard AT corner of
other lands of james Z. Quinn on the
east, thence northerly and parallel 10
townsend street along "a line dividing
ms from other lands OF the said James r
quinn on the east as aforesaid 81 feet to a
corner, thence westwardIy parallel to b
street q feet TO n corner, thence south
WArdiy and parallel to the FIRST mention
eo line and Tow send street aiong a new
nne dividing this from other lands of the
shld Peter ]. Quinn on the west 81 feet 10
the Aforesaid norlherly side of B street,
and thence thereby easterly "a feet TO the
place q beginning,be the contents thereof
what they may.
SEIZED and taken In execution as the pro-
perty OF Peter j. Quinn, and James Ellis
ana sarah Ellis, IT., and 10 be sold by
sherirs office New oS casta LILLE sl,s s6erifi id,,
'o0o' apl7-eodts.
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The 9th Day of May, 1880,

oah DaJ VI iOOV,
At2 O'Clock, p. m, the following described
real estate, VIZ:
All that certain lot or piece OF land and
brick messuaRe thereon erected. situated
In the city of Wilmington aforesaid, and
bounded aud described as follsws, To wit:
Beginning Mt the asterly side OF French
street, between Seventh and Eighth
streets at the distance OF 40 feet more or
less 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 tue north,
thence passing through the middle OF said
wall pasterly parallel with Eighth street
232 feet 2 inches more or less TO the west.
erly side of Walnut street. thence along
the side of Walnut street southerly ~ feet
more or less to "A corner OF land Of 4noch
Moore, thence along n line OF said Moore's
land westerly parallel with Eighth street
and passing through the middle of the
adjoining one OF said Enoch Moore on the
south 232 ieet inches more or less to the
said side Of French street, and thence
Herewith northerly twenty feet more or
less TO tue place oi beginning, be the con
tents more OF less.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property OF Henry B. Seidel and Emma T.
Seidel, his wife, and Annie M. Rhodes,
heir at law and devisee OF Robert ID. Hick !
deceased, and John $. Rhodes, her hus-
band, and I. t., ana to be sold by
JOHN PYLE, Sheriff.
sherln's Office. New Castle, April 18th
A. d.. 1880 apl7-eodts
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SHERIFF's SALE.

BY virtue OF sundry yrit,ofv..,.
iEAponas, TO me directed, viii Il, h.V11' ~
To public sale, at the WI o' ht'
Kept by George Whitfield t.,' u''''
New Castle, In New Caste ee'
Now Castle county, Delaware We
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REBUILD THE MMLs.-Should the
burned -four mills he rebuilt consid-
erable revenue will he derived to the
city from the taxes such improvements
would pay besides steady employ
ment would be given to a number Of
hands, to say nothing Of the money
that would be expended among our
people for labor, and material and ma
chinery the buildings would require.
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AMUSEMENTS
NRANn 0PERA HOUSE,

a BAND OPERA HOUSE.
rTiSshL nsiss;an PkiCRsmvd6S PE. CRsserysd 6S Nail
nee, 10 and 25.
FRIDAY q SATURDAY, MAY ana g.
Saturday afternoon ats
Mr.. John d. Mishler.
After months of extensive preparations
and regardless of expense, VIII present
the first complete production, from WASH
ington Irving's beautiful legendary story
this produciion by Mr.. John Il. Moran,
scenic artist, Arch street Theatre, Phila-
delphia. All new Scenery. Al new Cos
tunes. All new Music. Mr.. Mtsh.er reels
a special pride in pre- enting the eminent
actor, MR.. ]. II. KEANE, In his roman
tic and picturesque impersonation OF
RIP VAN WlMkLE,
Suppoi ted by carefully selected COM
pany Of talented artists. myl-6t.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.

0HERIFF's SALE.
By virtue OF writ OF Levari Facias. TO
me directed, will be exposed 10 public
sale at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL. No. s4l shipley st..
Kept by Isaac C. Pyle, in the city of
Wilmington, New Castle County, Della
ware. on
TUESDAY,
The nth Day of May. 1880,
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SHERIFF's SALE.

SHERIFF's SALE.
BY virtue OF writ OF Levari Facias.
To me directed. VIII 10 exposed TO
public sale. III
LAFAYET TE HOTEL,
81 Shipley street, kept by Isaac G. Pyle,
In the city OF Wilmington, New Cistle
tie county, bel
ON WEDNESDAY,
The 9th DAY of MAY, AID, 1880,
nt1 O'Clock, p. M, the following described
Real Estate, viz:
All that certain lot, piece or parcel OF
land, situa ed In the city OF Wilmington.
lows, to wit: beginning at a corner OF
Michael DorAns land on the southeaster-
~ side oi kennett Turnpike road, and al
the distance OF - het sOutheasterlI
from from the easterly side OF Moore's
opens on the said turnpike. east OF the
toll gate, thence by a line Of said Doranis
land south 40l1 degrees west lIl feet Ia a
corner stake, thence along the northerly
side OF a twenty feet Wide sire ct north Al
degrees west ~ feet "a inches TO "a corner
stake, thence northeriy by line parallel
with The hrst mentioned line 1876 feet 10
the Aforesaid side OF Kenneth road afore-
said. and thet &C along the same south 5S
degrees east about - feet "a Inches to the
place OF beginning, bethe contents thereof
what they may.
Seized and taken In execution as the
properly OF susanna Hardin, who has sur
vi'ed her husband, John Hardin deceased
co mortgagor, and George Hardin n admin
lstrator OF said John Hardin, deceaseed.
AID to be sold by
JOHN PYLE, Sheriff.
.sherin1s ONCE. New Castle, April l6.
loeO. all 3tawts
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MIR. j. II. BATES, NEWSPAPER ADvER-
rIsIN q A GENT, Al Park Row, Tunes Build- :
ing,) New YorK, is authorized TO contract
for Advertisements In the DAILY ana
DELAWARE GAZETTE at our best rates.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue OF writ OF ID Plus, V@al o, o,
Exponas, to me directed, will be e'Ps
TO public sale, at
The daily gazette., 1880-05-05
HERIFF's SALE.

y by virtue of a writ of Levari Facias,
TO me directed, will be exposed to public
sale, at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, No. 81 Shipley st.,
kept by Isaac G. Pyle, in the city OF
Wilmington. New Castle county, Della
ware. on
The daily gazette., 1880-05-05
WEDN ESDAY,
The 9Th Day of Nav, A. d.. 1SsO

The 9th Day OF May, A. d., 1880.
at 2o'olocK, y. m, the following described
real estate, viz:
All that certain lot or piece or parcel OF
land having a three-story brick house
thereon erected situate In the city of
Wilmington Aforesaid and bounded and
described as follows to wit: Beginning
on the southerly side Of second street, be-
tween Madison and Jefferson streets at a
corner OF other lands OF the said Thomas
Curley at the distance OF one hundred feet
six inches from the easterly side OF Madi.
son street and In the middle Of IA two fee
wide alley leading into Second sire and
dividing this nom the adjoining house on
the wes, thence soutderly and parallel TO
Madison street and passing through the
middle Of aaid alley 50 fret To stake,
thence easterly and parallel TO Second
street IL feet Inches 10 IA line of land OF ] .
Featherstone, thence along IA line OF said
land northerly and parallel to Madison
street 5o feet To the aforesaid side OF second
street, and thence thereby westerly 10 feet
Binches To the place of beginning be the
contents within said bounds what they
may.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property of Thomas Carly aud Mary, his
wife. and I. l., and to be sold by
JOHN PYLE, Sheriff.
SherihTs orice, New Castle. April 10,
lsoO. aiE-3tawts.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-05
THE GILPIN HOUSE,

Kept by Geo. Whitfield, In l1e e2 ,a y
New Castle, New Castle HUNDRED III '"'
Castle County, Del,