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CHERIFF'S SALE.
- BY virtue OF a writ OF Levari Farias
70 me directed. will be exposed TO public
sale, at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, No. Sal Shipley st.,
kept by John J. Dougherty. in the CITY OF
Wilmington. New Castle county, Della
ware, on
WEDNESDAY, The 10Th Day of March
A. d., 1880. at 2 O'Clock, p. M,
The following described Real Estate, viz
~ those Two certain lots or pieces oi
iann ana mefsuage or tenements thereon
erected, situate In The city OF Wilmington
aforesaid, bounded and described as fol
lows, TO wit:
No. /. Beginning on the southerly side
OF Third street between Piue street ard
the Rail Road at the d stance Of 65 fee from
the easterly side of Pine street thence
Eoutherly and parallel with Pine street 81
ieet 70 stake. tn nee easteriy and parai
leI WIN Third street 10 feet TO anothI !
sake, thence nortnerly and paTalI Iel with
Pine street and the first mentioned line n
feet 10 the Aforesaid side OF Third street
ana th|nce along the same westerly 10 feet
thereof what they may.
NO. z. Beginning at the distance of M
teet from Third street ana 65 feei from m.
easterly side OF Pine street, thence south
efIy and parallel with Pine street ahont \,
feet TO The line of the Philadelphia. VIII
mington h baltimore Rail Road, Themes
nor r'heasteTly about 10 feet 10 a corner
lhence northerlv ab9ut II feet 10 a corner oi
said VIM. LawIcnc' s land, thence wester-
~ and parallel with Third street IG feet Il,
the place of beginning. be the conten' 5
inereof what they. Book =, Vol. 10, Page
HeiZed AMI taken IN execution as the
property OF Edmund OMEN and l. l.. and
TO be sold by -
JOHN PYLE. Sheriff.
COO SheriHs once, New Castle, February 20
ooo. feD2l-eodts.
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'LooK AT OUR OWN DOORS" is
the heading of an article in another
column copied from the Philadelphia
Times to which we wish to call the at
tention of our readers generally and
especially the editors of the Radical
newspapers who are SO violent and de-
nunciatory of the people of the South
for the crimes that are committed in
the Southern States. 1t appears from
the article in the Times that murder
and fraud have been more rampant in
Philadelphia than in Mississippi, and
the criminals still 90 unwhipped of
justice.
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DR.. g. W. Golf of New York, sailed
for Russia in the steamer Germanic.
of the White Star line, yesterday, on a
special mission for the cure of that
dreadful disease, diphtheria, which is
now raging and devastating many
parts of Russia. DIR. Golf is of the
opinion that the medical talent of Rus
sla is incapable of coping with that
scourge, and he concluded to go there
and let the Russians see what an
American physician can do with the
isease. DIR. Golf feels confident his
mission will be successful. He is high
ly recommended by the Secretaries of
War and the Navy and by the Russian
Minister and Consul.
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CHERIFF's SALE.

4
By virtue OF a writ OF Levari Facias 10
me directed, will be exposed to public
sale, at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, No. sil shipiey st.,
kept by John Dougherty, in the city oi
Wilmington. New Castle county, Della
ware, ON
WEDNESDAY. the 10th day OF March,
A. D., 1880, at 2 o'clock, p. M,
The following described real estate, viz
All that certain lot OF laud with three
story brick dwelling house there ,ti, tiiu
ate in tne city Of Wilmington. bounded
and described as follows, TO wit: Begin j.
Ming at The southeast corner OF Eleventh,
and TRtnall stree =, thence easterly along
the southerly side OF Elevt nth street 90 Il ei
" ches 10 corner. thence souiherly par-
aiiel 10 Tatnall street i8 feet To a corner,
hence westerly parallel 10 Eleventh street
through the centre OF the party wall he
tween This and the adjoining house ON the
south 90 feel inches 10 the easterly side OF
Tatnall street afors said, and thence there
by noriherly i6 feet To the place of begin.
ming, be the contents thereof what they
may.
Sc zed ard taken In execution as the
property Of Frank u. Turner and A ugusta
p, his lie and g. and to be sold by
JOHN PYLE, Sheriff.
She ifrs office, New Castle, February 70,
1870. ieb2l.3tawts.
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MONDAY. MARCH .. 1850.
THE ABUSE OF THE DEMOCRATIC
n N0xrnu r.. A.. D..,x l. ,,,.a oe

hh ABUSE Or Ihh DhMONhAliN
LEVY COURT by the Republican press
of this city is scandalous and disgrace
full to such newspapers as have de-
scended to the use of the low, scurrility
and vituperation. The whole thing
is transparent. Their vile efforts are
made to force the Levy Court to yield
to the schemes of partisan club, not
only TO put the names of negroes on
the assessment lists, but to force the
Court to do it at the bidding and time
named by the club; and no man
knows this better than the spokesman
of the committee who are used as
tools Of the paid attorney, Anthony
Higgins, Esq, the cunning fox who is
eager for the grapes, that are yet with
out his reach. President Bright could
not help letting these supple tools
know that he saw through their mo-
tives-that they could not disguise
their hypocrisy. Their whining for
the negro to be placed ON the assess
ment is only another mode of whim-
pering for the opportunity to furnish
supplies at high price to the city and
county, as was formerly done when
the Democrats were out of power.
The Court will follow its own mode of
business, and let the paid partisaus
pursue what course they may. The
vulgar oaths and the vile and filthy
profanity of those who pretend to be
gentlemen will have no more effect
upon the Court than water has upon
ducks back. These men know the
Republican party is nothing without
the negro, and hence their efforts to
secure his assessment, that they may
raise fund from people abroad to
pay his taxes and march him up to
the polls and vote him without any re-
gard to principles whatever. Why, it
has come to be so regarded that his
politics are claimed by them as soon
as they see the color Of his skin. But
what does the negro get-nothing but
curses behind his back because he
does not pay his tax himself and vol
unteer his vote to keep them in office.
To be sure he is promised to be put
into Office to be run on the ticket for
Coroner with the Sheriff; but they
never fulfilled this promise. So they
promised to put him on the legislative
ticket and the City Council ticket but
they never fulfilled their promises, and
the negro is fool to be led to contri-
butte year after year to their party for
nothing. There are now some four
or five government offices in New Cas-
tie hundred, every one of which was
virtually offered to the negro if he
would vote the Republican ticket
he did this cheerful!y and faithfully
until he found he was merely used rs
tool TO do injury to his Democratic
neighbors, his best friends all through
the State, and the very men who gave
him work and paid him fair and living
wages.
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IT. M WEIR,

VIII open his Granger Store, IO3 East
sixth street, on Saturday, 9Th OF March,
with full line of fresh Groceries and
Seeds. ana goods usually kept In q Gran
ger store. Our sausage and scrapple will
be made expressly for ourselves by a
Granger that serves all such stores. Our
sugar corn is put up for Granger stores
alone, Is Just like summer corn and only
~ cents, try IL and you will be delighted.
Dried apples 4 cents pound to lSc. We
can't enumerate all our cheap goods now,
put Will say we will have rice pounds
Tor 20 cts; cranberries cts. per quart, 7
cts. quart; sugar IN. 8, o, and 10 cts. h.;
our $3.50 is better, our e7.50 is excellent
our $500 is called Wier's best, is excellent
white and good, give IL n trial. Pautaxet
get the Granger Store, lO3 East Sixth st.,
opposite the Post ONCE.
marl-8t T. M. WIER,
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CHERIFF's SALE.
- nv virtue Of u writ Of l. ,vari Facias
TO me directed, viii be exi osei 70 public
'S's' EAFAYfrrE hoTsL,
No. sii Shipley street. kent b John J..
Doup heriy. Ia tie city OF Wilmington,
New @ stle count. liel..
ON SATURDAY,
The 10 day OF Ma ch, l>8J.
At2 2o'cioc , y. NJ,
The following Iescribei real estate. Wig;
No. L All that lot or parcel of land
with brick house thereon, situate In
the city of Wiimin ton Aforesaid, aud
bounded a. follows, to wit; beginning ut
the norlherly east,rly corner the In
tersection Of French and sixth streets,
thence by the ease side Vf French street
north 81 deRr. es east 30 T. ct to "A corner
stake, thence By a line of n lot held by
the said party OF the first part easterIy
PARALLEL with SIKH street il3 feet to
ihe westerly side OF a 4 feet wide alley,
thence by said alley side south ~ degrees
west 50 feet 10 tile Aforesaid side OF Sixth
street, and thence thereby north IS de-
grees west ll3 feet 10 the beginning, ON
taining three thousand seven hundred
and twenty nine feet, more or les.
No. 2, An that certain other lot or par
Gel OF land situate In Wilmington, sfore-
said, and bounded as follows, TO wit: Be-
ginning on the westerly side OF French
street 30 feet from the northerly side OF
sixth street at q corner OF the lot fret
above described, thence with said lot
south So degrees east II feet TO the west
ern side OF four feet wide alley not laid
out, thence north ~ degrees east 3gl< feet,
thence nor tb 5S degrees west ll3 feet to
the side OF French street, thence there
with therly 39l5 feet 10 the begin
ming, be the contents thereof more [
less. Book o, Vol. q, Page III, &c.
Seized and taken In execution as the
property OF '"rhe Wesleyan Female Col
lege, the said, the Wesleyan Female Col
lege having been formerly named the
President and Board OF Council OF the
Wesleyan Female Coll giate Institute
net Of the Legislature 10 the name of the
Wesleyan Female College, and Jane N.
Williams and William Body I. t., and TO
he sold by
JOHN PYLE Sheriff.
sherih's once, New Castle, February ~,
tRRO fah3f- a. N ~
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CHERIFF'S SALE.

=
BY virtue ofa writ OF Ais. Levari Facias
to me directed, will be exposed to public
sale, at the
LAFAYETTE HoTEL.No Sal sbipley st.
kept by ] J~hn J. Dougheriy, In the city OF
wilmington, New Cnstie county, Della
ware.
ON SATURDAY,
The 18th day OF March, 1880, at
O'Clock, p, NJ,
The tollowii z described real estate. viz:
II that cert In lot OF land win hree
story dwelling house thereon, situate In
The city or Wilm ngtcn, afofesaia, bound
ed anu described IS follows, to viii he.
ginning at the easterly side OF Madison
strs ct, bet" cen Eighth ann Ninth streets
ut The distance OF Two hundred and thirty
one ieet 3 Inc hes from the souiherly side
OF Nlhih 5 rett aud at the centre OF two
fe four inch WIDE alley heiwee this and
the HfJo ming hopse Of August Kaisser on
The north, thence easterly through the
centre OF SAID alley and parallel to Ninth
street 81 feet 70 the west rly side of four
iset W de alley ca municsling with an
.ther four feet wide alley opening into
WI dsoT ard Madison streets, thence
ouiherly along said side of said alley ard
parai el 10 Madison street fourteen & ct
u n inches 10 corner thence westerly
para llel 10 the first mentioned line and
ninth street, through the centre OF the
party wall between this and the house
adJoining on the south 70 feet 10 the afnre.
sald easterly side "f Madison street, and
thence thereby northtrly Il feet 10 in hes
10 tue place OF beginning be The content,
thereof what they may.
selz d and taken In execution as IN.
property nf Charles q. Stern AMI Mary r.
MS VII Ard Rebe'ca A. or YES 1t. and
JOHN PYLE, Sheriff
Sherin's oflce. New Castle February a.
1851 feb28-3tawts
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OHERIFFs SALE.

- n EhhEE y NAAlEs
- BY virtue Of suDdfy writs ofVendltioni
Expnnas TO me directed, will be exposed
10 public sale, at the
HOTEL OF JOHN K. 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 land
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 wet by lands
or william Grinnage, Thomas Brown and
others, on the north by lands OF heirs OF
Cantwell clark deceased. and on the east
by lands OF Jesse Boulden, containing
about 2b4 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,
tSusan u. Black, AdmiDistratrfx OF Robt
VI. Black, deceased. } and In be sold by
JOHN PYLE, Sheriff.
Sherifi's ONCE, New Castle, February 70,
l6sO. feb25-3tA wits
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PHOTOGRAPHS are now taken In Lon
don at night by the aid of electric light.
Sittings are taken from 2 to Q, p. NE,
and the pictures printed, framed and
delivered finished at II o'clock the
same evening.
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had they not voted negro in the Uni
ted States. The Wing party was
honorable-but the Republican party
under Grant fen into the hands of po-
iitical gamblers and thieves. 1t islost
to honor and alike lost to shame.
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AT NOS: 2oo AND 2I3 sHIPLBY
STREET,
In the city OF Wilmington, New Castle
County, Delaware,
On Tuesday, April 9th, 1880,

At 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
MACHINERY-l I2x20 engine with at
tachme"t, driving belt, tubular boiler,
Injector and attachments, piAning ma
chine and bet, cutoff saw, frame and
belt, rip saw, frame counter aud belt, |
dowellihg and boring machine aud belt,
/ bteam1ng box, fellOe beudi. z machine
with forms and straps, counter shafts
and belts, saw GUNNER. main line sh 1T
Ing, pul eys aid hangers, rim packing
machine, | scroll saw counter AID bell
| shaping machiEe, counter and belt. /
facing machine and belt, i throating ma
chime and belt, / tenoning machine and
belt, band saw machine and belt.l spoke
lathe forms AID belt, emery gri der, ,ex- =
ira wheels, counter aud belt, cross cut
saw, frame, counter n belt, securing <
machine aud oeit, l grindstois frame
aud belt hub boring machine aud belt,
screw press. hub morLIsiDg machine
counter and belt, bench lathes, bench, 2
counters AID belt, l work bench and
screw. band saw set machine, frame
for securing machine. elevator aud ap
pliant es, rim p a. er. wooden fame and
belt. rim y amer, iron frame, cou ter
ings for rimmiBg machine. | rim boriug
machine, bits aud belt, rim rounder ma
chine, COULTER and belt, spoke throater
and belt, re-ie oning machine aud belt
spoke driving horse frames, i rourd
tenouing machine, counter and belt
steam pipe in dry room.
STOCK-Abo so sets finished oak
and hickory feiloes, about 70 900 set finish.
ed oak and hickory spokes, about "a sets
dearborn bows about z, 100 Se;s hub blocks
BIB maileab e iron hub ban de, . bbl. mat
leaoIe Irou hub hanges, l,paint tAb e, Of
hce desks, small cupboard, letter press
lciock, lot carpet for chairs and stoUls 10
turned wooden ware. IN show window, lot
camp stoo 3, In show window lot - Inch
handles, step ladders. about 1900 feet m ;
perfect oak pa X, lot 50 red ash pi eces Tor
table legs, lot sawed felloe strips, 2 wheel
barrows, shove basket, lot ro lirg pin
stun lot ash plank, in garret, about $500
rect, 5 sets carriage wheels, lot glue Ia bar
re s, lot large spokes In the rough, office
chairs.
Attendance will be given and terms
said by
iEDWARD MENDINHALL,
Attest Receiver.
J. NJ. HoUsMAN, Register, c. q.
mh6 10. .20aT
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Hon. EDWARD MCPHERSON, on Sat
urday, announced his retirement from
the editorial chair Of the Pres. Dur
ing his control Of the editorial depart
ment of the Press, that journal was
ably and faithfully edited and acquir-
ed great weight for it's candor and also
for its reliability as a newspaper.
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SoA A ~ , Il I1O 4 Ell,
~ Shipley street. kept by John J. Dough.
erty, In the city OF ilmington, New Ijas.
tie county, Del,
ON SATURDAY,
The goth Day Of MARCH, A. D., 1890
at clock, p. m, the follow Ing described
real estate, VIZ:
All ALL, those Ss two certain tracts. pieces or
hundred. bounded and described as fol.
10 Hs, To wit: No. beginning at a stone
by the side OF John Taliey's land, thence
Dy the same north l51 degrees west u
north 45A degrees, west 25 perches 10 a
hickory, and thence north 22I< degrees.
west ~ perehes to "A stone, thence leaving
.ne iand north 7S94 degrees. westS0 perches
70 stake, thence north 50 degreel. east
~ I.lO perches TO the line OF Melchojr
Ebrites' land. thence by said line north ID
degrees, west SO pPrches to "A corner OF M.
Ianu Oh FL b. Talley. thence by a new
division line. south IL degrees, west I72
berches To the middle OF Naaman's 4 Creek
Road, thence with the middle OF the same
souih q de:rees, east "a perches. thence by
Mlnnu M Oh lanes a. Is. smith south ~ de
grees, west II 2-l0 perches, south 76I< de-
grees, east 10 B-lO perches and north 20l6
degrees, east Is 2 10 perches To the middle le
OF the road aforesaid, thence with the
same ,ann sonth so degrees, east 81 $40 perches
degrees, east 10 5-lO perches and north az
degrees, east 7 10 perches to the midi ~
OF the road aforesaid. thence continuin1
me course OF the road 45 4-lO perrhes 10
the place of BEGINNING, containing ninety.
nine acres and IL perches, more or les
BOOK X, vol. 8, page 4S3, &c.
No.Z-Beginning at a corner of Amer
Srubb.s land, and Samuel THlley's aiIoI-
inent. thence with line of the said sam
ueps allotment north % degrees east gI
~ perches To a corner rock OF John Dix
on's land. thence with the same north y
degrees, west 10 perches 10 a corner stake
or stone OF said Dixon's land thence with
the same north 81 degrees, west 80 r. la
perches TO corner OF Eli Baldwin,s Iaud
thence with the same south ~ degrees
west "a 2-lO perches to another corner
STAKE or stone OF said Baldwin,s Iand
tnence with the same south 10 degrees ee al
W I-lO perches To corner maple ami
stone or said Baldwin's land. thence con
tinulng with said Baldwin's land sonth 81
degrees east 10 q. 10 perches TO the place NJ
beginning con ntaining within these bounds
oy computation thirty-four acres and
twenty seven perches OF land. be the
sahe ss5 more or less. Book q, vol, 9. page
Seized and taken In execution as tina
property OF Thomas L, Talley, suryiv,nS
moris'gor ahd I. l., and TO be sold by
,Osn Sherifrs ONCE, New Castle, March 2.
o. mar4-3taWts
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"We want no mean or skulkin(
towards in our ranks. ."--Netcs.
The United States officers who neg.
lected to pay their tax in 1878 should
take warning. The Nssos has not
spoken too soon.
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IN OFrfcK" "xTEa or Tsa 4 IRlRn

WAfNU
nv ,Wai%LMINGroS, % Del, bss,,..ss bSsr.s
.,,,n ne oiiis for loSO are INV s'slaie y
aoie at the Registrars ',ot,,.ii oSS rev 4
set sAreet. The law r, @ on,' NJ
paiu on or before Janaa,.,0e:
isre OF the bin, those ns sls
u, month OF February ,e ! ns, pald q
Those paid during ibs pe, cent
~ per cent. addilIona' anah n,ouh
aining unpaid after an.,i Anu !,
Isegislrar is required In 1hp'nl hals
wilhdrawn aud SUIT lnsti,a,'s, na,s
covery OF the amount dna. dutu
VIII not be let into s,,ce @ aldl
such arrears. with sssessn,pi'rlssaa1 plsa1
drawing feruies, ARE paid id'uasl
offlce hours from . a M
49, WILLIAM i pobl
decl-eodD-edJ. eodF D. aVEa
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GREEN BANK,
New Castle County. Delaware. on
Monday, March 40, A. D., 1890
0fclOck- p M.

Monday, March 40, A. D., 1880,
At o'clock, p. M:
MACHINEKY-l main shaft, pulleys
and hanger~, 10 In. gum driving belt, 2
spoke lHthes, patterns and belts, 2 circular
saws, table and belt 3 grlndstones i tab le
and belts, boiler for steaming, l2 feet OF
inch heath X pipe. lin CELLAR. eIrcu ar
saw. table, beit aud attachments, couu-
ter-shaft, pulleys and belt, l boring ma
chine and belt chair machine, counter
shaft, fixtures aud belt, boring machine
and belt, wooden vlse, securing ma
chine, counter and belt, IL feet OF D inch
heating pipe, On ladd~r ROOM, planning
machine. belt and count ri circular saw,
with sleigh runner, wheelbarrow, aud
other forms belonging thereto, l single
bend shaft set, double bend shaft sets
bs'w sets, IL pole sets, ~ car back sets,
I'D stool leg sets, iron steam box, smatl
hand screw, 2 bench vises, 3 chair arm
sets, 1S chair back sets, 81 chair leg sets,
felioe pH ckers. l round top bow and hx-
lures, l couDter-shaft (in spoke Ioom,)
whee barlow.
STOCK-Lot of sawed strips, for shafts,
bows, &C., lot OF oak and hickory plank
lot OF spokes anI handles nisheed
about % peach ladders, about II long lad
stool frames. about II croquet malIets,
lot finished spokes. chair stun and nan
dies, about y sets car backs. about 10 sets
felloes, lot shafts and plow haudles and
dearborn bows, pairs sleigh runners. lot
loose shafts, ieiloes and poles, lot stool
legs, mot bentJ
TIMBER remaining on lt acres OF land
leased OF Israel Gunkle in Black bird Hun
dred New Castle County.
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FOh SALE.

l. OR SALE.-A two story brick dwelling
U containing0 rooms, In complete or
der, lot 5Oxl2J feet, fruit and shade trees;
will be sold bargain II applied for soon
Owner going South. Apply to
EVANS PENNINGTON,
mar4-3t No. r. Eighth street.
LOR SALE.-The StotsenDurg Foundry
property, with Patterns, Tools and
Fixtures, all ready TO continue a business
which Is now in successful operation.
Price low and terms easy to a good party.
This In a rare chance 10 get into An old
and well established business with valu-
able trade secured. Apply TO HENRY
u. BANNING or EDWARD BETS.
febZl-ROd1W
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Eoh RGNT.--second-s story front room,
Annia Sazette building, 4l6 Market street.
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NOfiCE--On aud alter T,;:s|
~ the price OF lots IN tbs siIs W,.J
ana brandywine CemeterySIlIIs.| N
eu sections, special rates dsis,sl 4
the Board. Sections iron AN 4 y !
slve, 10 cents per square Ls y n
sections. 10 cents Der s1llars NJ e.. Y
By order OF the Board. s ''-
declU-2tawtml. ALBERT W sv,,
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AT BRANDYwINE sTAvE MILL,
In the city of Wilmington, New Castl,
County, Delaware,
On Thursday, April ist, 1890.
Al O'clock z. M.

Mil building. shedding and dry room.
NJ MACHlNERY-1 steam engine, l2x20,
and attachments, tubular boiler and at
tachments, force pumps, hand pump,
main line shafLing, pulIeys, hangers, /
driving belt, circular saw mill, carriage
AID bet, belt, rope aud chains for draw
ing up logs. work bench, emery grind
er, table and belt, heading packer, /
swinging crOss-cut saw, fru me and be l.,
l iarse grtndstone, frame and belt, pa.
tent siicing machine, hand drill, iron
wise, healing pianer, counter and be |,
hand CT oss-cut saw, l facing mach inc
and belt, heading machine machine
tor ripping hesding, / old cou .tershaft
pulley and n wheel, old laner, Steam
pipe in dry room, truck, four wheeled
gum hose, l step ladder, 2 circular saw,
IS inch.
>TOCK-Lot of logs'in yari. oout 10 600
feet InIxei sawed lumber anu PLANK In
ard. 20 ps- gum hub stuff. in shed, bout
500 feet mixed sawed boards anu la III be r
In shed, lot of sa" ell Jokes, in .IlIl ,3OoS
feet sa wed plank. In mil, about 400 gam
hub blocks, (rossed off.) about 400 i'm per
feet cloth bou rds, express wagon.
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M ANTED.-One hundred houses to
w supply the demand made upon us
dally, by good and reliable tenants, east
OF Market street. j. Ii. FRAZER 4 20.
IeoA-u. 3d and ShipIey Sts.
'HOROUGHBRrD JERSEY BULL
! fok SALx.-The subscriber will sell
at public sale, at White Il Burgie's vendue
on tne iarm known as the Lambson Farm
ou the Long Lane, between Hare's Corner
and New Castle road, 3 miles from VIII
mington. Wednesday, March 10Th, at 4
O'Clock sharp, splendid thoroug h -bre /
Jersey Bull.
marI-2tditw A. e. RITTENHoUSE.
The daily gazette., 1880-03-08

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