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| knees. This, however, is not'a compromise
tits genuine progress.
o. H. Cooper & Co., formerly Of Cooper &
haye qpsnsd %'f "af new ef ftoek oi
mo kss?' he said pleadingly; mo kiss
from my darling to-nlght?'
''Su," she said, enpllatically; "no kiss. I
hear there's mnnlps in your family"
Business men will ind no better place to OBJ
tain chuicc supper than the Common Sense
Luncil-1toon1, Central Music-llaIl Building,
| Very often young man imaglnes himself
to be q perfect brick, when he really isn't
more than taIf-baked.
Very stylish and entirely new In fashion is
A[ackenzie Bros silk ilat. Sales-room, 81
Madison street, opposite TRIBUNE Building,
4 lightning train between New York and
Boston is a first-rate thing, but when tcomcs
to cutting down the only stop for refresh
lnents to eight minutes it is Just a tribe mo-
notonous. Just little too ''American.''
St. Plus Church, the Kev. Hugh Mcclure.
pastor, il to be thoroughly painted. UBrien
Bros, 3G7 State street and GIG West Madison,
street, are the contractors.
Barnaby, who has three boys under the age
Of: IL years. says he supposes Darwin be-
lieyed mankind to be descended from the
monkey because it gets into mischief SO nat
urally and readily.
\ large and interesting collection of an
tique treasures i'll mahogany, engravingS,
and brasses at j. s. Bast's, 272 North Clark st.
Waste of time: First member feeling a
twinge Of conscience)- say, Tom, what 4
lot Of time 4 man does waste during the term
playing poksr'' Second ditto {not catching
the point)-"Yes, especially while shutting. .
Trade has commenced and see the
furniture business boom at j. 4. Colby &
Co.'S, 2l7 and 2l9 State street.
The wise man sits down and plans busi-
ness trip aS soon us he OyerhearS new ear
ttItfc- AVID kktHn1 roll -fl4If1 1nf
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ELECTRIC .HIIR BRUSH.
EDISON 0UIDONR.
Wonderful Effect Of Electricity.
REMARKABLE WONDER
Which is Creating a Revolution,


February L, 1891
For the first time In my life induced to give
testimonial. Noticing In some paper advertlse-
ucut OF Dr.. Scotts Electric 1tuir Ernsh sent <iQ1
Tor one. and lind it indeed remarkable brush. lily
wife has for years suffered With headaches. The
brNsh cures them ut Several friends hare usel
It for hcaIaches. mud has naycr .Ated. 1Iy wife
WAS also getting prcnatuTely bAl but the brush hiss
entirely stopped tue falling hair und started new
EroWth- use it TO remove daNdFuH. ind II works
like charm. Five times the would not bur MY
brush lf lcoald not replace IT, To-day bought OF
McAiuont, druggist OF this place. two brushes to
send TO friends who hare tried mine and requested
me to buy for them Col. Ponder. Mayor Of Wnlnut
Ridge, attacked By severe case OF sick head
ache while ut my house. LIE was very sck- My Wits
proposed to try brsh hich he finally consented
to do. with no faith In 1t. however. In three MIN
he said he never felt better in his life. md
directed scad him brush l have author-
lied McAlniout> the druggist, my nauoe In
recommending L.
i. Yours truly.
GEORGE THoRNnuRGH,
Speaker Of the House Ut Representatives
Little Rock. 1trE. =
slr. Thorunurgh is also GRIND High Priest Koyaa 8
Arch Masons and past Grand Master OF 1txsons Of
Arkansas
This testimonial came 1s unsolicited and We set
snch every day Pamphlets mailed free. This tp-
markable Brush has with great success, aud u
warranted to cure Nervous or Bilious Headaches Ia
i've or seven mnuscs euro NcuralGia and lsheumu-
ttsn In two to vo minutes, md to quickly stop
Ina hnlr and badness 4A dealers authorised to
return tho price II NOT as represented. Il Beautiful
Fure HFistie B.ush- We wilt send It postpaid Oh re-
cetpt Of fU by Express G. .. D. at your expense,
with privilege OF examination.
The Pail Mall Eectris: Association, SO Broadway
Waliacas Theatre Building.
For sale ut ali DRUG and Fnncy stores.
, 1881-04-10

| HEEh+
t THE WASHINGTON HOTEL.
! The completion OF the Union Depot on Ca,
nal street, south of Madison, has ut once
! brought 4 pressing demand ror soou, coEl-
| modious. and weil-appointed hotel near the
depot, where travellers could. with no long
I distances to traverse, find ample cntertnIi-
ment. anu this demand has been fully met BY
Mr.. George 3. Dcrz, the proprietor Of The
Washington Hotel, corner Canal and llatli-
| son Streets. Mr.. Berz took this hotel
three years ago, after it. had been vacant
for More than Il year, aud by his
excellent management and careful attention
to the comfort Of his patrons has established
all enIiabe reputation aiming the travelling
public. To this hotel new and extensive ini-
proye1lents have been added to meet the re-
quirements Of the increased railroad patro1l-
are. 4 thorough renovation ot the house
has given to each hall and room fresh neat
ness ;:nd with the new and elegant furniture
which the cnterprising proprietor. has pur-
chased and placed throughout the house the
"Washington will have the popularity and
Increased patronage such careful catering to
the public wants deserves. This hotel is the
nearest and most convenient ~ the Union
Depot, and passengers from every part OF the
United States will find here a warm wei
come. comfortable quarters at reasonable
nnnet' ,vi,;rl, thn Wast,in,,tnm uotaI is IN
every rcsuccr,
s.Eo than1, yon :, the ,.oun,, man sait7 "I
nover NAV roTIs was hrn1, vlIt m diffnr
rutl1 Kit Id like IN sell van a cnunlc nj
pool-tickets on the June races, because I find
/ WON'T be here at tue meeting, :,1,d don't
want to lose aurtliin. Oil tt1eu,.n
W. II. AhIburn. tie artist, at $50 West
Madison street, iii addition to his regular
business Of el.i.lrg1nm and finishing pictures
i'll crayon, w:ter~color, pastel, porcelain, OIL
ETC., vii! OPEN photograph gallery In the
SAME building after the lst Of May, where
the public may rely upon obtaining tirst-clas5
"ork.
when latlS calis upon gentleman rather
frequently, = lt proper Tor him to speak OF
her stays? VI corset lsn't-
Hall. who is becoming celebrated for nov
cities ill millinery goods. left the city yester-
tl;tN on his SECOND trip this season i'll quest Of
the latest designs fnr Easter. Ladies' should
not tail TO examine paftern bohnttS tllls
week, as many ca1lnot nc duplicated. 1la!1's
branch store, lOl stale stfeet.
lhe hocllester Dc'nocInt remarks tlat ne
Is d snw sotlE hi'i', !'teet', t!lese o.ys N!lo
noil h1t"M ~ oas 'all1eu l1Ae tnan I1e
aaanei ~. u loa' teel' e''.iu'eh'
NJ IMPRESSION ~ tltl1Ns ootanaett !; 1nat ~
n'atson nIos. a.cteaaa'ts ,hu'.en seLseu M
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known thar while he has nothing to fear from
party quarrets. he is sure Of a reward for 1otng
his auty.-n. reward cousstnR in permanent
employment and the approval Of all got.i citi-
ZeQS. RICHARD z. ELY.
, 1881-04-10

20 the largest Concentration Of population upon
tne surtace OF the globe, ut least that is the
way il looks to me. W l. s.
, 1881-04-10
MEDI[,<iL.
NEDIEiL.
RIcoRD's VITAL RESTORATIVE,

Has been scrutinIzed and iadorscd bg th.. Academy
physie,ans Of t:e world NJ m unta'trz syscc tor
nhosphorus. cantnariucs. or anY nsher nui.nn: ~ Il
pu.ely yeEeEole psoauSlng ne reac:iun .iexes o, -
lEYASsul ~ bis Rue lsichelieu rn.s. ii: ot l,r. 5.
BROWN Sl;ESMUSD, ~ World Building. New York
the French tz.lde- and the signature ef $
T. Sigs:mond ticnes:a! -ircnt on side ot each bs1-
tAETioE.-A former agent VI mine Is u!Ee7i+
!ng spurious imitation .. the celebratc.. Itc"rs
VITAL restorative under The .. lir ftcuri's
restorative rt!,s to have s,ni.art In lame. The
testluaonnis OF DIS. Il. E1anchart- e. Gl:vaic1 II.
copied from niT crGuiars % aecers the s;:ttc. AK
yaun ta ia tns h ~ o a! m IN
~ MAttson-ss. OF Gale !; hoc4. ST :. r.sk-st Mni
Palmer 1lnu.e. Chicago und al! other dFu .lsts. VAN
SCtiAACk. STEVENSON J. CO, i. and II i4ake-s:..
Nhutesae Agents tor the drug trade. iniose stasap
Tor descriptive circular md testimonials.
, 1881-04-10

My mile was gentle, he ran my car
For many years without 4 jar;
lie patiently waited, that mule SO meek,
Then kicked-you noticed 1 walked this
Daily Republican., 1881-03-09

Do you want to spend an evening in
a manner that will afford you immense
plsssure and profit Bh !? Yes ? Well
inst 60 to the Opera House on the
evening Of Tuesday, March 18th, and
listen TO Prof. Hibbsrd. He will de-
light Won and you will be sorry his
programme is not longer. Nearly five
hundred people listened to him last
month at the occasion Of his Trst visit
and not one regretted the nss they had
made OF either time or money. The
price Of admission 25, s. and so cents
is within reach OF all. Would you
like to laugh real hearty Eh +? Yes ?
so would |. Then so and hear Prof.
Hibba,d read How Rubenst!en played
on the Piano" You will never be
able to forget it aud when ever you re-
member ii You will laugh.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-09

two matters alene Is Of the greatest
moment TO our corporation. Is Ia esps-
sialiy gratifying, as only yesterday in
New York eirclss q message was passed
around that srival4oad would be bailt,
but this will circumvent the whole Of
|u. l, therefore, second the resolution
and move It's adoption.
MIR. Lockwood moved that the meet.
ing adjourn for 20 days until the
stockholders OF the company would
have a chance to vote upon the qaeS.
tion.
President Roberts such negotiations
az these cannot be conducted in that
way. We cannot afford to wait 9ol
days for the shareholders to decide that
matter. The charter gives the Direc.
tors the power to do this thing, and it
is done and the act accomplished. It|
thts matter had occurred before this
report was printed it would have been
In the report. We had hoped that
whatever is to be done here will bs
promptly and properly done.
Mr.. MiliiEen-l desire to say that
Mr.. Thsyer OF Boston, agreed to deliv-
er majority Of this stock to rival
corporation. he entered into q con-
tract to that eject, and he il unable to
fulfi it, and it is possible that it will
oblige him so pay over million dollars
as the difference at which he agreed
to deliver II and the price that is now
paid for 1t.
Mr.. Lockwood motion 10 adjourn was
lost.
Mr.. Parksr-L listened with the
greatest attention while the President
was talking. have no feeling Of Oppo-
si.ion TO the requirement of this road,
but am anxious to know the partiou-
lars of the purchase. II has been a
profitable investment, paying per
cent. dividend fOH long time, and
don't see WAY, under our msuage.
ment, it should not pay 10 or Is per
cent.
Mr.. Lockwood-l have heard these
wonderful stories about this stock spec
ulatton, and would like to know " hat
the total expenditure will De-
hr. MiIlikep-That depnds upon
the numbsr OF shares of stock offered,
and will not bs known until next July.
Mr.. Lookwood-What price will bs
paid per share for il.
Mr.. Milliksn-It yoa build a new
railway you have a rival; if you buy
this one you will not have 4 rival, 1t
would take sixty milesiof new road to
make the connection, and then 1t would
be longer road than the one We can
buy.
Mr.. Steinm4tz--I understand the
negotiations have been completed, 80 it
does not matter much what We DO, and
want it understood that, whilst | shall
vcts to approve, it Is solely beeau 10 |
believe in the Judgment Of the Board
of Directors.
Tho question on the original resolu.
ticR offered by President Roberts, en-
dorsing the action Of the Board Of Direc-
tors, and authorizing the issuance OF
fonr hundred thousand shares OF capital
stock was then pat, and adopted by
unanimous vote, amid leud applause.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-09
Th0 Levy Court.

At the session Of the Levy Court,
yesterday morning, the following trans
fers of Wilmington property were
made Lot No. 7, on the west side OF
West street between Eleventh and
Twelfth streets, from John L Torbit to
j. NJ. Harvey; S7i feet Of ground Gone
half of the lot) situated in the Ninth
Ward, from G. C. Ward to VIM. Spriu-
ger.
The committee appointed 10 examine
tho assessment Of Investments of David
W. Hughes, assessor Of the First, Sec
ond, Third, Fourth and Tenth Wards
st Wilmington Hundred. reported ia
the afternoon, Investments amounting
to $507 gl7, entries, IS.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-09
The Small Pox Cure.

BY some nesns one Of the ingredients
Mr.. L. P. Gearsy instead OF Abram
Geary left with US, for the small po1
cure, puhlished in the REPUBLICAN. Mon
day, Was omitted. The real recipe
was ss follows:
"Hulphate OF zinc, one grain; fox
glove (digitalis,l one grain, halfa tea
spoonful of sugar, mix with two table
8pooniuls OF water. When tEfouebly
mixed add four ounces of water. Take
q spoonful every hour. For children
sna,ler doses. The disease will dis
appear in twelve hours.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-09

wharvss and she great wsrehonss and
dspots on the river front. The Penn
syissnia Comsany ran their own trains
oyer ths road. Besides all this tLe:e
is large >distribution Of coal to retail
ers along Washington avenue, which
is principally done In ears OF the Read
ing Company, delivered TO the Phila.
ielphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
Company at Gray's Ferry for distribu-
tion, 80 that trains Of different kinds
are passing and repassing from the
5chuylkill to the Delaware almost con-
tinaously.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-09
'REAkSIiAL'S SALE.

M MASS''A''s sAAL,
By virtue OF writ OF Veaditioni Exponas
igsued out Of the District Cours OF Rae Unitad
States TOR the B'strict o. BelawaFe, at the
suit Of iohn S. Ernory, TO me dirsstef. will
expoae 10 Public Sale, and will asfl for cash,
at the CuSton HOUSE Steps, IN khe CITY Of
&ilmiRgtOn, Del, on
SATURDAY, Mh4AQH, lssiA. 1881.
Atll o'clock In the forenoon.
The Slcop william II. Leeds, her Tackle
Apparel and Furniture, e'c., aow lying IN
Jopss' Croelt, near Bowers Beach, Kent
UountS, delaware. Carries about t0d pu4h-
els u Grain.
HENRXH. MnMvLLEN.
United States Marsnak District Of Del.
MsIaha,'s Otticc, Win iaa son, Dei., Esrch
ssh, 1881. nai9 dts
Daily Republican., 1881-03-09
rna German library Association


Hop Bittars, which are advertised in
cur cOlumns, are sure cure for ague,
biliousness and kidney complaints.
Those who use them say they eannst
be Too highly recommended. Those
afflicted should give them fair trial,
and will become thereby enthusiastic
In the praise Of their curative qualities.
Portland Argus
Daily Republican., 1881-03-09

The building committee Of the Wa.
ter Witch Steam Fire Engine Company
will meet this week and advertise for
proposals for the erection Of their new
engine house. The building will be q
three story brick, with bell tower and
will be erected on the south side OF
sixth street between Orange and Tat
nal streets. The lot is ~ feet front and
100 feat deep. The house will he "a by
90 feet, and will be provided with a
The ground will hs broken
in about two weeks,
Daily Republican., 1881-03-09
SEanktuAtssa RaveRsee pills.

Dr. Simms' Vegetable Liver Pills (suga.
coated) move the bowels easy BY acting d.
recgly On the lfvor, restore the lost energies
hy promoting tho healthy action Of the liver;
the right or ieti side or through the limbs,
indigestion, costiyeness, sicK stomach, weak
bach, dizziness, bad feelings through the
body, aching limbs, biltousuess, general
weakness and other bodily intirmities are
cured They positively operate without
gripping, sicksning, Weakening or leaving the
bowels eoettve. A splendid, easy, purgattye
and liver cure, 20 cents and 81 box. Main
depot, 4th and King sts. Philadolphia 6g2
Arch street. Sold BY dealers. I'LL
Daily Republican., 1881-03-09
SPECIAL MEN rHoN.
Heneaian Rlfuds aud window
AhANeA.

As il is apr reaching the time for
hous"keepers TO be looking around and
making the necessary changes in their
window blinds and shades. we have
taken the liberty to call their attention
to the establishment Of Mr.. l.. Il.
Springer, No. 229 Orange street. who
is prepared 10 manufacture to order, in
any desirable style or finish, blinds or
window shades 81 the very lowest
prices. Mr.. Springer is practical
mech auic, having had many years. ex
p.rience, does al! the principal part Of
his work himself, uses none but the
hest material, is prompt and reliable,
and feels assured shat he can give en-
tire satisfaction. He also attends to
altering and re-hsngiug old blinds or
Shades to fit Any windows.
Dr. simnes' White PnlmOnio
baisasn.
y What i. will do ; 1t will quickly cure
eeughs, sore throat, hoarsensss, Oroap,
60; it will positively prevent the in.
roads of consumption on the lungs.
Now selling 80 years. so ots. and 81.
Sold by dealers. Depot, 4th aud King
Phila., COZ Arch street.
potatoes and Fruits.
N, L. Janney's, 3o3 King street, is
the sure place TO get your potatoes,
guaranteed clear Of frost. Prime stock
of all varieties. A special lot of pota-
toes for BAKERS use. Apples and fruit
al sll kinds at reasonable prices.
Hands olns and stylish.
MulIin & Son are showing the largest
varsity Of handsome and stylish
goods on exhibition in Wilmington fer
merchant tailoring.
March, the end Of winter and begin
ming Of spring, produces affections OF
the throat and bronchitis. Use THS
REl;OWNED DOMESTIC COUGH
SYRUP: sure cure. West Knd Phar-
macy, Seventh and Jefferson streets.
Call Oh Geo. B. Metsner, 1c8 Esst Sd
street, for a elean shave, hair cut or
shampoo. Dyeing specially. Tobacco
and cigars, beet quality, constantly On
hand.
Plenty Of Family Favorite Flour and
other choice grades at Steam Mill, 306
West Pront street. Grist work spe.
eialty.
Browns Bronchial Troohes are good
thing for weak voiee, hosrseness, &c.
25c. per box, at Hsrtmaa's Drug Store,
Fifth and Poplar streets.
Farmers who wish pure and fresh
artiols Of Annotte for soioring, will find
it at Taylo, and Pullsrton's, No. 5o2
King street.
Tooth Brushes, all kinds and all
prices, at German Pharmacy, Front and
West streets.
New gravel and plastic slate roof
put on and repaired by 4. Mitchell,
jr., $40 West Front street
Daily Republican., 1881-03-09
RecOEnfsg PapAlaT.

The New No. 8 Wheeler & Wilson
Sewing Machine is bsceAing moys pop
ulsY every day, and is. now considered
by the most prsjudicea TO be- shs best
made and finished, lightest running
aud best adapted for family Nse Of any
other maze. Wheeler Il Wilson Man
afacturing Co. j. II. PRIMROSE, Asp-
sger for Peninsula.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-09
Fen ss d Bead I'm Red.

Mr. Lydia P. Raehuss, residing on
Twenty second street, was found dead
in bed yesterday morning. Coroner
Weldin sn1 DR.. Springer mad, al e1-
animation in the afternoon, and con-
oluded that she had died from heart
disease, q complaint with which shs
has been suffering for some years. She
was sixty-fys years old aud was high
ly esteemed. She will b. buried in
the Rivervtew cemetery on Friday VI
terNuon,
Daily Republican., 1881-03-09
How wIbL the Pennsylvania suit
Amerfcan Pork.

The directors Of the Merchants Ex-
change OF 81. Louis yesterday unaui-
nou.ly adopted 8 resolution denying
the reports ofths prevalence Of hog Ohio.
lera, and appointed committee OF ave
TO confer with similar committees an
poiu;ed by cthex Exchanges, to gather
statistics and report the facts in the case
tn thA British Minister at Washington.
Our State Department has instructed
the American representatives abroad Tn
protest against uniounded reports cir.
eulatsd in regard TO American pork.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-09

George l.. Graham, Esq, of 800 N.
Nineteenth street, Philadelphia, Pa, a
widely known journalist announces his
loss OF "a war inheritance In the shape of
chronic case otrheumatism by the use
of one bottle OF St. Jacobs Oil, after ali
other specifics had proved Of no service.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-09

War Department, Office OF che Chief
sigual oficer, Washington, March O.
l a. m.
Indications for Wednesday-Por the
Middle States, cloudy and rainy wealth.
er, stationary or higher temperature,
sOushwsssayly winds aud lower bsrom-
eter.,
Daily Republican., 1881-03-09
New ADVERTISEMENTS.
NroTlCE-r0 BUILDERS q OTHERS.

~
We take the opportunity Of thanking our
customers tor thelr patronage and confidence
during tho past year, and cur hest efforts
will be coutiaEel TO furnish E0OdEt Gt sup
perior quality, and OF the latest and most
p0pu!al styles, at the lowest market rates.
IA the handling OF MOGldings, Brackets,
Doors, Sash, Skaters, Blinds, France, Hew-
ell Posts, Balueters, Railing, and al other
WORK In our line. We use nOue but the best
material, thoroughly seasoned, and feel con-
fideDt that our long experience in the susi-
ness, ,NOg eta ef with the latest tmproy anents
In machinery ami mode OF MISUNDERSTANDING,
will guarantee satislac ion to all who may
favor us with their patronage. We will at
all times iurniSh estimates ior tEenill work
Tor Dwellings,, Stores, Churches, Schools,
Factories, Etc. All orders by mali promptly
packed and shipped. Therefore We hope by
strict attention 10 your wants. 10 receive not
only a continuance, but large ard liberal
lncresae. Yours truly,
PIERSON 4 BROS,
40 and 4 w. Front ST.
WIN. PIRRsok mhS.4t GBC. w.. PIERsoN.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-09
MORE GOOD OPINIONS.



MSssRs. EDlYoRs IL consider the Re
rrE14GAs the best advertising medium
in the city. Its large circulation can
not help but bring good returns to those
who ase its columns.
PETER j. FoRD,
Front and Maryland ave.
MACHINE ASgSF SAYS.
GRssEs. EDTTORs What advertising
] have done through the columns Of the
RRrUBLEAN | believe has brought Us
bester returns than any other paper for
advertising to which we have resortsd.
q. W. BYE,
No. 7l5 Market street.
A GROCER GAYS.
MEssKs. EDuoRs Il consider your
paper the best advertising medium in
the city. II has always brought the
auswer with an inereaseof sales of from
20 to % per cent. for number Of weeks
at time after giving yon local in
VOur columns. The reason I advertise
with you is because it reaches q class
who buy their goods where they earn
their money. G. S. MIDDLETON,
6. i. cor. Fourth and King sts.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-09
R,ovss ma Hsts ue esa Frtcea.

Milton s. aimpers, No. Ill West
Eighth strsas, has a lot Of psrlor stoves
which he . selling at reducsd prlses.
Among t,Agse ara toe Welcoms Home,
the Lis OF the Valley aud others. ht
also nes q fne stock of cook stoves.
suc'a as tho Victor Cook, the Darling,
| Il & Vis,a and other ranges.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-09

70 all WIT sse guttesing from the errors an
iadis,rstiens Of youth, nerveus weakness
ear.y dscay, loss Of manhood, etc., l will send
you u recipe that will cure you FREE OF
OaAA9E. This great remedy was disoov-
send q seif.addressed envelope to tho R2v.
IosHYR T. isnAA. Station T., Now York
iUky 4kklyW
Daily Republican., 1881-03-09

As IyrERBsTMs little sketch Of Pre-
siding Elder Masiask Will be found in
another column.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-09

WILL The Pennsylvania railroad re-
move the rsilrosd shops away from
Wilmington
Daily Republican., 1881-03-09

SCORE ONE 10, President Roberts Of
the Pennsylvania road, and score two
for Col. McComb. The latter's little
pocke.piece ir needed.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-09
List of kales.

Narch
" ., James Lyle, Mill Creek HID
b" 10, Margaret Palmer, Christiana nd.
10, John 1. Ward, Pencadet Ad.
" 10, No. ll10 Tatnall st
" II, J. b Goodtng, Christians Hd.
IL, q. Megginson, New Castle Hid.
" IA, Jos. l.. Carpenter, Admir-, Chr. Id
:" IA, sheriff Sales, city.
- 10, Ann ReybOld, Red Lon Hid.
Ii, WIZ. F. Crossley, No. III W. eth st.
IL, Ann Beeson, Brandywine HID.
" 10, John X. Rees, Pencader Hd.
" IL, l.. r. kirk. new Castle HID.
" le, Jas. Stafford, Mill Greek HID.
" II, Robert ). Ross, New Castle HID.
" II, Mrs. Vim. smith. New CASTLE Hd.
:. II, Niss Essie SmDkins, Executrix of
Mrs. Eliza Omera, se5 Shipley st.
" IS, ]. h. Pierce. No 600 W. Filth st.
!. 10, J. A. Benson, PenoRder HID.
" 10 Mrs. Tougs. Ninth Ward.
" Il, Estate OF Lewis McCall, Brandy.
wine lid.
't z. AeEaritns s e'tate, New Castle Hd.
g r.. George Whitfield, rev CASTLE.
~. MRS Smith, city.
" 70, Samuel Finley, city.