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Horse Noes.

Mr.. Cook, of Milford, former owner
of the mare Fancy, has purchased the
Maryland trotter, "Beeswing," said
to trot in 2 "a.
"Tom Bayard," now owned by j.
M. Ford. of Dover, it is said upon
good authority trots down in the
twenties and is undoubtedly the fast
horse of Delaware.
The colt owned by Mr.. Jos. E. Hoi-
land, of Milford, gives indications OF
great speed for young horse.
Sussex" a horse belonging to Thos,
Anderson, of Woodside, is being given
a thorough training and will trot al
the coming colt races this season in
this State. ''Modoc" is receiving care
full attention also.
John Wharton has recently, placed
"Sherman Morgan" in the hands of
Jack Phillips, the horse trainer. Sher-
man Morgan will commence trotting
at Washington, d. c., and will take
in most of the races on the Eastern
Shore the coming season.
Mr.. John IL. Philips paid a visit to
Dover, Delaware, last Thursday, and
the result is the transfer to his stable of
one of the fastest and best known of the
trotters Of that State, the bay stallion
Sherman Morgan, Jr,, record of 2.29.
lie is handsome horse, handy in race,
aud his record is no indication of his
speed. With Mr., Philips careful hand
ling we expect TO see him beat 2.25 this
year if it becomes necessary. Most of
his races were trotted in Delaware last
season, and one of his most memorable
at Middletown, where he suffered defeat
at the hands of the very fine mare May,
the horse taking the first two heats in
2.3l4 and 2.29, and May the last three
in 2.30, 2.30 and 2.29!. He subsequent
tly appeared at Belmont Park, and won
third premium in the 2.27 class, in
field of six. He is the property of Mr..
J. B. Wharton, of Dover, Delaware, and
with the dun gelding Preston, owned
by Capt. Thompson, of Wilmington,
makes two Delaware horses eligible for
the 2.29 class now In the stable of Mr..
Philips.-Afeid and 4foat.
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A German Jewish paper believes
that the Zulus are descendants OF
Ishmael. Among other facts in sup
port of this theory it notes that cir.
cumcision is practiced, that Abraham
is common name among them, that
they detest pork, and that the laws re-
specting individual purity are very
similar to those prescribed in the book
of Leviticus.
You may travel In all climates with
out fear, If you have supply of DR.
Bulls Baltimore Pills to guard against
malaria and fever. Price 25 cents.
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DUBLIC SALE.
Will be sold at public sale on
TUESDAY, MARCH q, 1880,
lot OF household and kitchen furniture,
AT NO. Si3 TATNALL STREET,
at 10 o'clock, q. IN.
The furniture Is nearly new and of first-
class quality, consisting OF one parlor
suite, one walnut chamber suite, hair
mattresses, moss mattI esses, feather beds,
cottage suite. A large lot of carpets, AL
first quality. Parlor table. marble top,
terry lounge, extension table, hat rack,
book case, LOOKING glass, commode, side
board. revolving chair, patent rocker, and
a number OF other chairs, one parlor
stove, cook stoves and fixtures, blank
cts, comfortables and bed linens oil cloths
and a lot OF fine window shades. Also a
lot of kitchen furniture, consisting OF
pans, cooking utensils. tubs, &c.
sTHOS NJ. OGLE, Auctioneer.
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A GENTLEMAN writes to the Bicycling
World, paper devoted to this kind of
locomotion, that by using his bicycle to
go and return from his place of business
IN Massachusetts he has saved 1S0 hours
time in thirteen months, during which he
made 1900 trips. His shoe bill has been
reduced from $24 TO So per year, and his
health has been greatly improved. He
would not own horse If anybody would
give linn one while he can have his
bicycle. As this vehicle becomes better
known, the more it will be used. There
are thousands IN England and France,
and their appearance on the street has
ceased to Cause that surprise which they
formerly did, and they attract no more
now than any other conveyance. In the
suburbs of Boston, where the roads are
in good condition they are very largely
used by business men who travel to and
from their daily occupotion, enjoying
better b, alth and free from the dyspepsia
of former times, induced by injudicious
eating and sedenlary life. The exercise
need to propel them has given their
owners a new lease of life, and it would
be hard task to induce them to abandon
this mode oftravel. The smooth, hard
gravel or shell roads at the seaside will
make them popular at summer resorts
the next season, and already at Atlantic
City they are favorite means of locomo.
ton. An expert rider can 60 like the
wind without much effort, and we are
assured that any one of ordinary activity
can learn to ride them with very little
trouble-not nearly so much skill re-
quired as to ride horse.
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THE AIMS HOUSE REMovAL.-The
. GAZETTE never attempted to make
the removal of the County Aims House
political question. But, when it was
I charged that the GAZETTE was the
only paper in the city that opposed
the proposition, it replied that the
same might be said of any political
question to which all the other Repub-
ican papers were favorable and the
GAZETTE opposed. The GAZETTE be-
ing the only Democratic paper in the
city, all others in the city being under
the control of Republicans, of course
Expected to be criticised but we ex-
pected some show of truth to charac-
terise our opponents in their attacks
upon the policy of the Democrats, who
manage county affairs, But, it is
quite evident that unless The Demo-
Gratis will agree to permit the oppo-
nents of their partJ dictate lis pol
icy they will be censured and abused
as they have been for NOT dom. So;
and even if they We're 10 follow out
!, the wishes of their opponents in some
things and not in all they would still
be abused, because the opposition
want the offices which the Democrats
now enjoy by reason Of the majority
of the votes of the people.
Now, it will be admitted that the
Republicans matured and conducted
all their legislation after caucusng
and agreeing upon a policy. Yet, if
the Democrats hold a caucus they are
abused by all the papers in the city
for SO doing. No matter whether the
caucus is held in Washington, in the
Council, in the Levy Court or at
Dover, all three of the newspapers
here abuse and denounce such ac-
ton.
1t is, therefore, manifestly necessary
that our party friends should disre-
gard these carping fault finders and
maintain their policy by united action
upon questions involving the public
good; in none should they be more
careful to be united upon than in those
which involve the expenditure of the
peoples money. There opponents
would wish nothing better than that
the Democrats should involve the
county in debt and be required to in
crease taxation, which is now rendered
too heavy by the extravaganza of the
General Government. They have lit
tie hope of defeating the Democrats
SO long as they keep down the taxes
Fortunately, in the city, the Demo
Gratis have been able to reduce the
taxes and manage the affairs of the
city with great economy ; SO has the
Levy Court, and it is hoped that both
these bodies will continue to follow
this policy.
Upon the question of the removal o
the County Aims House the position
of the GAZETTE is pretty we'll under
stood. 1t has not advocated the erec.
tion of any new building now. That
is matter that we leave to the judg.
ment of the Trustees. We presume
they know best whether it is neces.
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A UDITORs SALE.

a
BY virtue OF a warrant OF the Mayor OF
the City OF Wilmington, to me directed,
VIII be exposed at public sale, at O'Clock
p. m,
FRIDAY. MARCH 26th, 1880,
AT THE AUDITORS OFFICE, No. sL
East Sixth street, (2nd story
In the City of Wilmington, New Castle
county, State of Delaware, ali that lot
piece or parcel OF land situated as follows.
commencing at "A point on the southerly
side of Third street, distant 50 II. In from
easteriy side OF Jefferson street; thence
easterly by Third street is feet to point;
thence southerly parallel with Jefferson
street 10 II. to point; thence westerly
parallel with Third street is feet to a
point, thence northerly is IT, to place OF
beginning, containing 25o square feet
(more or less).
Seixed and taken into execution as the
property OF Elizabeth II. Bates, and to be
sold by
@. B. UNDERWOOD,
City Auditor.
N. B.-The above named property is 10
be sold to satisfy a lien thereon for paving,
marl6-l0t. I, M. oGLE, Auctioneer.
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DUBLIC SALE,
Il VIII be sold at public sale at 33l r..
Fourth street, Wilmington, Delaware, on
WEDNESDAY, MARCH oath, 1880,
at 10 o'clock, a. m,
Household and kitchen furniture, con-
sisting of parior suite, walnut chamber
suites, one whatnot. carpets, large hat
rack, hall and stair carpets; in dining
large lot OF books, 2 lounges, one centre
table, 9 blinds, wardrobe and pictures; In
kitchen, cook stove, table, chairs, clothes
horse and Ice chest, a lot Of peach bask cts
and many other articles not enumerat ed
MRS. p. ii. MITCHELL.
TH0S. M. OGLE, Auctioneer.
mar203t.
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cIIERIFF'S SALE

- n LIMIT y SAhE.
- by virtue ol VIII Of Levari Facias
to me directed will be exposed to Public
Sale at tne
EAFA ETTE HOTEL, 20. 8I1 Shipley ST.
kept by John J, Dougherty, In the CITY of
wilmington, New Castle County. Della
ware, on
WEDNESDAY. the 3lst day of March 1880
at 2o'clock, +. NJ,
The following described real estate. wiz. All
those Two certain lots or parcels of land
lying and being situated in the city Of
wilmington, w and described on the Deed
OF conveyance TO the said John G. Had
dock, as follows, to wit: One thereof he
ginning at corner of WI liam Nigley's
lot ana In The southeast side of King
street, thence up King stteeU NORTH
~ degrees, east 70 feet to a new
c"rner stake, thence by "a new line
south S. degrees east 30 feet to Moses Min
shalPs line, theace down the said line
south ~ degrees, west ~ feet to anoIher
corner OF the said William Nigley's lot.
thence with line thereof north ~ do
grees west 30 feet to the place of begin.
ming, containing one Thousand feef of
land, be the same more or less. Tho
olner Inereoi adjoining the one herein
Deiore described. Beginning at a Garner
stake OF Timothy SCOTS, now George
Iay ylor's lot on the southeast side of X ii1g
sueet thence south 5S degrees, east 80 G.et
shalis, late John Gyles' line. thence
south Sl12 degrees west % feet to another
corner stake in the said line, then ce north
% degrees west 50 feet 10 another corner
STAKE the east side of X ing street and
tnence along the same rs feet to the place
OF beginning. containing l2jO fe /, be the
same more or less, excepting and reIeas-
Ing from the lines of the said Mortgage
.he Iollowlng described lot or piece of land
70 wit: Beginning on the easterly side of
King street at the line of Elizabeth ROBIN
son and late George Taylor's, thence east
eriy and parallel to Second street so feet.
~ Gnenee ein, southeriy parallel to King street
eriy and parallel TO Second street so feet
10 the easteriy side of King street. thence
InspfEsnefIy Is faa,a along said side Of King street
ming. Deed Record l, vol. 4. page I50. Se-
seized aud taken In execution as the
property OF John q. Haddock and Eliza
itn petn j; Haddoek his wife and L. L., and 10
81 Sheriff's Office, New Castle, March IL.
iooO' maeI5anUIs
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The eth Day of APRIL, A. D., 1880,

O-N IL
The Sth Day of APRIL, A. D., 1880,
at2 O'Clock, p. m,
The following described real estate, viz:
All that lot or pie ce of land situat. d In
the city o. Wilmington and particularly
descrI bed as follows, 10 wit: Beginning
ut the inter- ectiOn of the eastern side OF
French street and northern side of Sixth
street, thence by said eide o1 French
street north 81 degrees, east 80 feet to a
stake, corner Of another lot OF the said
party OF lbe first part, thence with the
line OF The said last named lot eastwaIdIN
parallel with Sixth street liz feet 10 The
westerly side of Il four feet wide aiiey
thence by eHid alley side south 81 degrees
west 80 feet To the aforesaid side of sixth
street, and thence thereby north 5s de
grees, west ll5 feet TO the place OF begin
ming, conlainii within saIu limits three
Thousand seven hundred and Lwenly-nlue
ieet ot Land, be the same more or less, with
a large ihree storied BRICK dwelling house
thereon erected.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property oI the Wesleyan Female Cot
.eLe, "a corporation OF the State OF bella
ware, and James NJ, Williams and Wi.
liam Boldly, /. us, and to be sold by
JOnN PYLE, sheriff
Sherin's office, New Castle, March 10.
looo' mario 3tawtB
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From the Key OF the

The successful growing of the coffee
plant in South Florida IS now establish
ed beyond question. Mrs. Atzotta of
Braidentown. Manatee county, has Just
received from the Commissioners of
Agriculture, the premium off red some
Time since of $40 for the first pound OF
coffee grown in the open air.
1t is to be hoped that her success will
inciLe the planters in this section to
cultivate the plant which will pay better
than many things they now give much
attention. The Commissioner of
Agriculture Will furnish plants already
stested, TO those who wish to give it a
trial, on application.
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HhiIfF'S SALE. ,.,,,, 3.
= lBy Vlltue oi Il VIII OF Lt's,i .I "a m
to me directed, wiA be eAfoseu "f
sale, at the cary
HOTEL OF SAMUEL PEACo'A
at Middletown. in 81. deorses i,u'
New Castle county, Delaware W
MONDAY, the 23th bay OF Maieu'
1850, at Ii CLOCK, a. nT
The following described Real hslaif' af
All that certain lot or paice, ~
situate IN the town OF MlddIe'IW"alag
Caste County, and state ol the b
bounded on TIE easl by ianus VI "a 'I an
ware Railroad Company, nhp ~ Rdol
soutnwest aud north by Janus III. Vi ofd A
A. Cochran, the metcS anu po'A
land being H. follows, 10 WV tho Wesll
BEGINNING at "A stone SCI III tu' Rallri
line ot lands Of the DelA"Hie gpI yaI
Company, at the dlstitllte ,tde q
sonli,rrIy. from the south I'm AM
public road leading from lhe HWargI
dietown towards the village oi ,,one
N, the STATE of Maryland, salu salands Of
ing "A corner for this lot ana ,'n in"dl dlyidl
SID Cochran: thence III my eoid I'D
this lot from the lands ol iii1 1 esppineOil
ran and AT right angles WIN .n' ,oulb
Dela ware Railroad tompan' ~ A stll
degrees. west aUS iect u lhcp1s " " the 4
corner for this lot and lahu59 IL line dif
Cochran. thence for secollu satd C0t
ing tnis lot from lands OF the nsJ y
ran line. north . Ia DEGREES, "h ,h's lOta
d Inches to "A stake, corner ioI ,h@nce iOi
lands of lhe said Cochran 'n ra The lan
third line dividing TINS 10y !, ~ AZ "A deere
OF The said Cochran, nurlI, set ID
east 80 feet b inches To- Il stumI stunI ,ompan
line OF Ihe Delaware khi'iunI nnI and OIL
land, n corn,r lor this lot anH he lineOfll
said Cochran !; thence WIN WitLa,d. ,'d sOutb
said Railroad Company ; ai ianI 70 the 81,
degrees, east 223 feet q ihchcs ,.ulngwtl
and place of beginnine' eo1e% 1toerty.s1 tn
Ihese metes and bounds lV,,i mine sqA
sand five hundred and llile,y ,,ore or It's
feet of land, be the same NOR, nl'onption q,
Seized a4d taken 10 Iev and Ell
pronerty of Amos +. Bradley, M Al BY i,
bis wife and t. o., and 70 w pDeyI'E, III shefl
sherin's Office, New CaS'I' mI'arll-eOd
A. d.. 1880.
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sr Tasg "a acre. H N glf1s %H1ss Gay 'SSa
red r VI al al enclosed in osag+ !.,,e spp' !
v yiSed into ave fields. n,@lfe LSrse schhoo. ho i:
dans S1afa II he is le% ss1t,1t a!s ssa4
s,oh' sna h'spi ali OH er buiiJngs ,lep sssio9
srS srst class d farm. m lies .n15V fr91 iOcals'
p p W. 4 B. r. X. Cenlraia,tp tpply %,
niles from wilmington; IL 4 nifFENAMs.
Real Estate ag't, WH;i,,ralpsiou, W rGlsiou, w
oct2l-W&sd-W
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SHERIFF SALE.
JAFAYETTE UOTFT.

By virtue of writ of Levari Faeias To
me directed, Will be exposed To public
sale, at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL,
81 Shlpley street, now oCcupled by John
j. DouRhertJ, IN the city of " ilnlugtou.
New Castle County, Del, ON
WEDNESDAY, The 3lst Day Of MARCH.
1850, at 2 O'Clock, y. ~.
The following described reaI estate, viz.
I'll that certain lot, pitc ce or parcel , 1
land, with "A three story brlck huts,
thereon erected. situate IN the city oi Vii
lnlngton, New Castle County, and state Of
Delaware, bounded and described Hs tn,-
lows, To wit: Beginning at n point ON the
westerly side of Tatuail street. belw, en-
Second and Third streets. . the distance
OF l33 feet from the southeriy side oi h rd
street, being corner OF land belonging 10
Geolse Craig; thence along "A line of The
same westerly parallel with Third str. cl
about oi or % feet to "A line OF hand loi Intr-
ly belonging TO Allen McI.ane: thence
thetewiih, southtrly parallel with Thtnn !
street abont n feet u In. Ia "a stake: thence
easterly parallel with Third street about
Va or W tetl To thd aforesaid side OF 1dlnHli
street and thence theIewItn northefly ~
let d In. 10 the place OF beginning, be The
contents thereof what they NAV. Book
/ vol. page l4l, &c.
Seized and take in execution as fhe
properly of Frederick Hubers, deceased
William q. kobelen, Adm. OF Frederick
Hubets, deceased, and August A herbach
aud 4. his wife and l., and To b. sold bv
JOHN PYLE, Sh.r riiI
Sherih's office, New Castle, March IL
lSsU. murlEnnd,e -
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NJ OTICE.-The seventh annual meeting
IN OF the Excelsior Lean Association
will be held at the office OF the Secretary
No. 40i Market street on Tuesday evening
next, the BIRD instant at 1880 O'Clock.
The Auditors will submit their annual
report, and an election for officers and di-
rectors be held. d. t. HAWKINS,
marl9-4t. Secretary
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CERTAIN young men who are de-
batting resolution that 'the signs of
the times indicate the approaching
dissolution of the American Republic,'
might be more profitably employed; /;
and both would evince more patriot
ism by refusing to countenance such a
resolution at all,
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NOTICES.

NoTICE.-A full attendanceofth the mem
~ bers OF the Shields Library Associa
ton is requested at The regular meeting
OF the Association on Monday evening
March 22d. Business of Importance will
be brought before the meeting.
By or0er of the Association.
MARTIN ]. MEALEY,
marN-2t Secretary.
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w WANTED.-DWELLINGs FOR RENT
w FROM ALL PARTS OF THE CITY
WE RENT, COLLECT, AND SETTLE TO
THESATlSFATION OF ALL CON, ERN
ED. WE REFER TO OUR TENANTS
AS WELL AS TO OWNERS.
eq"ds. HEALD d co.
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ON mn -RENTs COLLECTED
0lU,UUU, WITH LESS THAN s5O
LOSS, WITHOUT THE FORCED SALE
OF A SINGLE PIECE OF FURNITURE
OF TENANTS, AND WITH THE
WITH OWNERS.
HEALD & CO., 7TH MARKET.
mar20- cod.
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GALE or COWS.
- The Subscribers will s1%NSNS*4
sell at Public Sale, at Red Xnk<1A
Lion, East Marlborough, IN
Chester countv, Pa, MHazfM
MONDAY, APRIL 8, 1880.
at o'clock, p. IN.
FORTY HEAD OF FRESH cows,
SPRINGERS AND YOUNG BULLS.
SILL & BAILEY,
L. w. Stidham a Son Auct'rs marl9-is
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ON THURSDAY,
The Sth Day of APRIL, A. D., 1880,

At2 o'clocA, 4. M,
The following described real estate. viz:
All that certain lot, piece or parcel of
lana, situate ed in the city OF Wilmington,
with a brick dwelling thereon err cted,
bounded and described as follows,t TO wit /:
Beginning at the nOrtheriy side OF seventh
street between Washington late
West, and Wollaston street at tue distance
of one hundred and eighty feet from tine
westerly sl0e OF Washington stree at the
MIDDLE OF an alley two feet and two
inches wide in the clear, runping
back 40 feet northeriy fiom seventh
street one-half on this and the other hall
on the adjoining lot, thence with the
middle of sad alley northerly parallel
with ashlngton street eighty-fo leet TO
stake, thence westerly parallel with
Seventh street 10 feet to a stake, thence
with new line southerly parallel with
Wash ngton street - ieet To The said size
OF Seventh street, and thence herewith
tasterly ~ feet TO The place of beginning.
containing 1896 feet OF land, be the san.
more or less.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property of Benjamin +. Wells and Mary
Jane, his wife, ana I. ts, and 10 be sold by
JOAN PYLE, sheriff.
1880. mario -3,awIs.
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poBLsC SALES OF DWELLINGS
=. LOTS, AND FARMS WITH 25 YEARS
Et1APEhI ENCE. THE OUTLOOK IL
Nhhn ENCOURAGING FOR BETTER
HlCES FOR 1880. J. T. HEALD.
jan3l- w&sfeb,
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BY virtue OF writ OF Levari Facias
TO me directed, will be exposed 10 public
sale, at the
LAFAYETTE HoTEL.No Sal shipley ST.
kept by Jshn J. Dougherty, In the city of
Wilmington, New Castle county, Della
" ON WEDNESDAY.
The 3ist day of March, 1880, at 2
O'Clock, y, M,
The following described real estate. viz:
All that certain lot or parcel of land sit
uaie in the city of Wilmington. bounded
and described as follows, TO wit: Begin
ming Mt point ON the Northeast corner OF
Front ana Adams street, thence noriherly
along the easterly side of Adams street
lib feet 10 In. TO the northerly side of
Pleasant street; thence easterly along
Pleasant street l2S feet To n stake; thdnce
southerly parallel with Adams street lla
leet ~ In. to the northerly side of Front
street thence westerly along the north
erly side of Front street lS I. ct to the
place of beginning, be the contents there
Of what they may.
Seized aud taken In execution as The
property OF William Richmann, Jr and
I. It's, and TO be sod nv
JOHN PYLE, sheriff.
Sheritf's office. New Castle. March ".
1885. marl3 eodts
CHERIFF's SALE.
BY virtue OF a writ OF Levari Facias, TO
me directed, will be exposed 10 public
safe AT lhe
LAFAYETTEH HOTEL, No. sil Shipley St.,
Kept by John ]. Dougherty, In the city oi
Wilmington, New Castle County, Della
ware, ON
WEDNESDAY, the 3lst DAY of MARCH.
A. d., 1850. at 2 o'clock. p. M,
The following described real estate, viz:
All that certain lot, piece or parcel OF
land with n brick house thereon erect
ed, situate in the city of Wilmington,
bounded and describe as follows, to wit |:
Beginning on the northerly side OF FIJI, b
street at The distance of rs feet (be the
same more or less) from the corner formed
by the Intersection of the easterly side OF
Spruce street with the nortberiy side of
Fifth street; thence north ~ degrees, en- ST
100 feet to a corner; thesce north 5S de
grees, west l6 feet, be the same more or
less, to n corner; thence southerly 50 de-
grees, west 20 feet to the line OF The head
uf q three-feet wide alley; thence along
said line OF said alley south IS degrees.
east feet TO "A corner; thence along the
easterly side Of said three feet wide alley
south ~ degrees, west 50 feet 10 the north
erly side OF Fifth street; thence along said
side OF said street south 6S degrees east IL
1eet, be the same more or less, to the place
OF beginning, be the contents thereof what
they may.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property OF Ann Harrigan and I. It's, and
TO be sold by
JOHN PYLE, sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, New Castle, March 10
1850. marl3-eodts.
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CHERIFF's SALE.

BY virtue ofa writ OF Levari Facias. to
ne directed, will be exposed To public
sale, at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL.
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ON THURSDAY

s4l Shipley street. kept by John J. Dough
erty, In The Guy of Wilmington, New
Castle county, Del,
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NJ OTICE.
~ In conformity with the provisions
OF an Act passed by the General A ssembly
OF the State OF Delaware, on the 10Th day
of March, A. D., 1875. the Subscribers here
by give notice that they will make appli-
cation on Saturday, the 18th day Of April
next, TO the Honorable Leonard +. Wales
Judge OF the Superior Court of the State
OF Delaware. Tor a charter of ofincorporation
OF Company called "The Peninsula Iron
Company" to carry on the business OF
manufacturing iron in Its various FERNS
and branches, and that draft of the pro-
posed charter Will be on that day exhibit
ed TO the said Judge for his examination
and order thereon,
WILLIAM JEHKS FELL.
j. EDWARD ADDICKS.
THADEUS y. z. LOWE,
Wilmington, Del. March 8, 1880.
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