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PROPOSALS. ,
pro osAIs FOR CONSTRUCTING A
OFFICE OF TIE STREET COMMISSIONER
No. 81 EAST SIXTH STREET, So,

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OFFICE OF TIE STREET COMMISSIONER,
No. s% EAST SIXTH STREET, 7
WILMINGTON, DEL., MARCH 10, lcoi'J
Sealed proposals will be received In the
box in the City Council ChamDer untu
80 O'clock, +, M, Thursday March zith,
1881, for constructing stone ana brlck
sewer on Shipley run. between Flfth ana
sixth aud ~ adlson and Monroe streets
Length of sewer about 4ol feet; width
nine feet between walls. The walls VIII
be built of stone furnished py the Clly
and will be delivered on Film ana SlAIh
Streets. The walls VIII be ~ Ieel thick
and aboute 4 feet high, depending on the
nature of the ground. The excavations
for the walls must in all cases be carried
deep enough to obtain good ana splld
inverted arch OF feet radius, consisting
OF one course OF RoOd hard brick laid on
edge the bed OF the pavement must DC
Allied in with gravellor some suitable ma.
teIial, well packed and falnmed nlu
made to conform To the exact shape and
grade OF the invert or pavement, ana II
necessary the pavements in tie sewers
or, ssing Fifth and Sixth streets must De
ralsed or lowered In order to conform 10
tire grade as IL will be given by the CITY
Surveyor. The walls aud paw meut must
be laid in good hydraulic cement mortar
composed of equal parts Of cement and
clean river sand The walls and pavement
must De we'll plastered with good csment
mortar and made as smooth ana true
20 grade as possis lie, An the work must
be done in a good and W, rknahlike man
ner, according to the plans and nnek fur
Dlshed by the City surveyor, The execu.
ton of said work and the performance OF
the contract shall be under the direction
aud supervision OF the street Comm is
sionsr and the work must be approved
by him before II will be accepted by the
street Committee, BIDS are requested 10
be made stating The price per ian al foot
for building the sewer, the price per lipe-
oil foot 10 Include the cost Of exoavating,
back nj ling and ali this labor and material
necessary 70 oompl, te the work with Hut
any additional cost 10 the City except
the stone for building the walls fne
work must DO co pieted within thirty
days from the time the contract is aw ard
ed by CITY Council; for every day there
after there will be a .urioIt oil ten dollars
per day, A bond, with security In the
sum OF five hundre1 dollars must accom-
pAhy each pi oposal fer the good faith
The bidder, and the person or persons to
whom the contract may bs awarded NUT
give bond with security In the sum of
one thousand dollars for the flil hful per-
fOrmancs of the.contraot. Any repairing
that the sewer may need lor the space OF
one year mast be done by the contractor
Without any cost To the Guy, The street
Com mlttee reserve The night to reject
any or ali bids. All bids must be prop
erly sign cd. sealed and. endorsed, Pro
posals for constructing a sewer on snip
ley Run" Any further. Information that
may be desired Will be furnished on ap-
p p,ication to l., +. LYNCH,
street Commissioner
BY order OF the Street Committed,
WILLIAM MCMhNAAtN,
marietta Chairman.
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JAMES RIVER IRON OREs.-Capital-
lists in the iron manufacture have lately
been paying marked attention 10 the iron
ores OF Virginia, and some Of them have
bought very largely Of undeveloped ore
lands at almost fabulous prices. The
reason for this apparently is that by CEN
trolling these ores the Pittsburg furnaces
will be enabled 10 dispense with the
Lake Superior iron ores, which are
already SO high in price that it scarcely
paws TO buy them for reduction. AT a
recent meeting of the Engineers Society
of Western Pennsylvania paper by Mr..
j. D. Weeks on "Ths Iron Ores OF the
James River Valley" was made the lead
Ing subject of discussion. Pittsburg, with
its abundant cheap fuel aud coarse ores,
needs in addition supply of tine sies to
make smelling profitable according to
modern methods. The cost Of Lake
Superior ore is three times as great as
that OF Cumberland ore, and 1t is here
that the Virginia ores come in. Mr..
Reuben Miller said that Lake Superior
ore t. be profitable ought not to cost
more than 81 toh, aud probably not
over So, laid down. in Piltsburg. The
Virginia ores could be and were bought
at the mines for $3.50 per ton, and all
that PlttsbuTg needed was better rail-
road connection with the newly opened
Virginia and West Virginia iron fields,
which could be reached by railroad 300
miles long. OF course, the higher the
prices of Lake Superior and Missouri
ine ores rice tha greater will be the need
for the prompt development of the Vir-
ginia fields, and for the provision Of pre-
per means OF cheap transportation for
them
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I)ANcIS"

nANCINGl
REOPENIEG OF A. 3. WEST ER 8 & ts-
LECr DANCING ACADEMY.
ThnrSday Evening, sSpteIab bSr 9th,
AT THE
MASONIC TEMPLE, Wilmington, Dol
Ladies and Gentlemen, Misses and Mas
leTs wishing JO become proficient In all
the dances Of ths day, and To learn the
new and more fashionable ones, viii md
II 10 their advantage 10 begin with the
opening OF the season.
EVENING CLASeES.
Commentary Thursday. September Sth.
Gehtlemen'a class Monday and Thursday
evenings froR 9 to 10 o'clock.
AkTI I,RNOUk CLASSES.
Commencing on Saturday, october -,
Ladies' aud Misses sud Masters class
Thursdays frsH 10 q, and Saturdays.
from 2UO 10 40. Private lessons given
All any hour 10 suit conveniense.
GLIDE And nAooUBr wALIzEs TAUGHT
In FEW LEsSsoSs.
Special arrangements for schools and
SeInlnAries, and Ior private classes ui
ladies or gentlemen, can be made by ap
plying AT tho Academy. at kobelin &
Bro. Is, Ne. 7l0 Aarketstreet, or by mail %
A. =. WEBSTER,
eplt. Masonic Nempte.
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PUBLIC SALEs.
DROPOSRLS FOR GRADING, paw
l. ING AND SETTING CURB STONE.
OFFICE or THE SrRAEr CoMals-1
sIOSER, No. ~ +. Sixth 81.
WILmlNGloN, Del, March, l7th, Isl.

7Ao-N EiNt ~ on L. fSlAlH 81. J
WILM1NGfoN, bel, March, l7th, lssl.
Sealed proposals VIII be received In the
box N the city Council Chamber uutll
1.50 O'Clock y. IN, Thursday March 2iLh
1851, for grading aud paving the bed ti
DUPONT street, between Delaware anu
Gllp1u A euues. ne grading muAt he -,
sufficient depth to allow IL bed OF 20 Il
sand ~ least SEVEN Inches deep. The sul-
ters must he laid with stone lO meme.
wide, anu uUt .ess Lhan Is inches luny
The paving stone must lie well shabed
aud not less than iOuf nor more tnan SIX
inches on the face, The pavement mupt
be wen and substantially laid and have
two good ramnings and finished on ION
with csVer OF good sand well brOomed
into the joints, There Will be three crust-
ings and one dish gutter To he lafu across
DuPont street. Taere Will also DC aGout
five hundred feet OF curb stone 10 set, The
stone 10 ue the same size as use by The
city. The contractor must furnish all the
labor and material nece ssary to com Dlete
the work, Tex ept the flag stone FOR tue
crossings which will be furnished by the
city.)
fhe dirt and old material must be re-
moved TO whereverthe street Commission
directs. Ths work must be Completed
and the streets aud sidewalks allcieaued
up within thirty days from the time tho
contract is awarded by city Council; Tor
every day thereafter the contractor must
pay 20 the city OF Wilmington the sum OF
ttil lplldlS per ustJs IdTLlts DlluluS Will
please stale the price per square yard,
single measurement, Tor grading and
paving the street, including the laying OF
lne nag s,ohe, aud the price per lineal
| lo"l Tor furnishing aud setting the curb
/ stone Any repairing that tie street may
| need Tor Ihe space OF one year must be
| uOue Dy the contractor without any cosi
| 10 The city The work must be done unce
| the erection aud supervision of theS treel
| CsInnss5t ner and the work must be an
/ proved by him before 1T 1wiu be ac-
! ePted by the street Committee A
| bond with security IN the sum OF (slOO,
| one hundred dollars must be accom-
| pahy cash proposal for the good faith o.
| the bidder, and the successful bidder no usl
! give bond with security Ia the sum o
I'VE hundred dollars for the faithful per.
iornancs vi the contract, The Street
| Committee reserve the right ty reject az
or all bids. All slds must be properly
| signed, sealed and endorsed Proposals Gol
| Grading, Paving and Setting Curb OF
/ DUPONT street.
| Aiy further informStlo. hat may b,
desired viii be furnished o. application
70 l., +. LYNCH,
| street Comm lssioner.
| BY korder of the Street Committee,
| WILLIAM MCMENAMIN,
Chairman.
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DRoPOsALs FOR GRADING AMI
i PAVING.
OFFICE OF THE STREET CoMMIs-
sIoSEk, No. -. Z. SIxiH ST.

WILMINGTON, Del, March 10, 1881.
Sealed proposals. Will be received In the
box IN the CITY Council Chamber uAtil
~ o'c ock y. N, Thursday. Mach 2ILl
1881, ior grading and paving the bed ui
eleventh street, between Jefferson and
Madlsoi streets. rn0 grading must be OF
suinciSnl depth 10 allow bel OF sand at
least seven laches deep. Ihe CUTTERS
must be laid with good hard brick, and
the paving stone must be well sn pei and
not less thsn four or more uAu six Inches
Oa the tnce. The pavement must lie we'll
anu substantially laid, and nave Two good
rammlngs and finished on top w.Lh a
cover OF hRnd, well broUmed INTO The
Joints. The contractor must furnish all
tie labor and new material necessary to
compete the worK, ana remove the dirt
ana old In mater al 10 wherever the attrrl
Cummisslonsr directs. (lhe contractor
quantity OF sand from the city sand pit TO
complete the lob.) The work must be
completed anu the street and aldewalks
all cleaned up within thirty days rom
the time the contract is awarded by CITY
CouHcii, for every day thereafter TIA re
VIII lie feTfeiI of ten dollars per day,
fnrtles bidding Will please state The pr ce
per squsle yard single measurement. A
pond With security In the sum ofone hun
dred dollars must accompany each pro
pOsal iur the good faitlI OF the bidder, and
the person or persons TO whom the oUn.
tract may be awarded must give bond
With security In the sum OF fiYe hundl cd
sollars for the faithful perform auce Of the
contract Tie street Con miatee reserve
the right TO reject any or All bids. All
plds must he properly signed, sealed and
endorsed Proposals for gTadiLg and ph v
ing. For further infoi nation apply To
l.. +, Lynch,
street Commissioner.
BY order OF the Street Committee,
WILLIAM McMENAMIN,
marlstA, Chairman.
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event Of their failure make motions to
adjourn, and so on. II then the kepub-
licans should still persist they must
assume the attitude Of obstructionists
to public busisess. open that issue the
Democrats declare themselves ready to
sit it out.
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REPRESENTATION By DIsTRIeTs.-
1t would be very tasy for the Leg isla
tnre TO propose amendments to the
Constitution if the members of Kent
and Sussex were willing to do so.
New Castle county does not ask
representation according to popula
tion. We think our people would be
satisfied for ten years longer with t.o
additional Senators and four additional
Representatives. That is to say two
additional Senators from Wilmington,
(it being divided into two districts ol
Hundreds,) and one Representative
for each Hundred IN the county.
That would give New Castle county
nve Senators and twelve Representa-
tives-17; white Kent and Sussex
might still hold the same number
they have but to elect them from dis
tnots. They would have IA Repre-
sentatives and six Senators-2o. A
bill making such an amendment to
the Constitution could be readily
drawn and submitted TO the Governor,
if he approved of 1t, its passage BY
two thirds vote at this session and
its publication would give the matter
a start in accordance with the ninth
article of heConstitntion, as follows
"The General Assembly, whenever
tWo-thirds of each House shall deem
it necessary, may, with tho approba
ton of the Governor, propose amend
ments to this constitution, and IA
least three and not more than slN
months before the next general elcC.
tiOn of representatives, duly publ 81
them IN plnt for the consideration o
the people and if three-fourths o.
each branch Of the legislature shall
after such an election and before an
other, ratify the SAID amendments,
they shall be valid to all lnlents anl
purposes as parts Of this constitution
No convention shall be called but by
the authority OF the people
Neither Kent nor Sussex could los
anything by such an amendment /
the Constitution. We believe
would deprive the opponents of til
Democratic patty of any cause fu
reasonable complaint, and be til
means of securing to the agricullur;
people of the State the ascendeno
they now have Tor an indefinite periot
The Representatives fr, n Appoquini
mink, Blackbird, St. Georges, RI
Lion, Pencader, New Castle al
White Clay Creek would be foun
voting with the Representatives I
Kent and Sussex in most cases. Wi
mington according to representatic
10 population would be entitled to
many Representatives as Suss,
county. But so long as she is n
allowed representation according
population in her own county conye
tions she could not ask it of Kent al
Sussex. And it is the meanest thin
we know of in men who live in d
country to claim from Kent and ST
sex representation according to pop
lation because of the growth of w
mington, when the same men
eounty convention here deny to "
mington people that representation
convention which they would exto
from Kent and Sussex on the score
Wilmington's population. They a
mot willing to allow Democrats
Kent and Sussex to hold twice tho
influence in legislative or polite
bodies,b but they are nevertheless rea,
to force the Democrats of Wilmin
ton to hold just such position in
county conventions.
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marietta.
DRoposALs FOR CITY HAULING.
OFTICs OF THE STREBT COMMIs-l
sIOPgR, No. 81 East sixth street

OFTICs OF THE STREHF COMMIs-l
sIOrER, No. 81 East sixth street
WILHIHGreN, Del. March 10, 1881.
Sea.ed Proposals Will be received II,
the box In the CITY Council aChsU be
until 7.3U =, m, Thursday. March oath
1881, for furnishing team and hauling by
the load stone from he stone breas ef
and sand aud gravel from the sand pit al
Thirteenth and Orange streets ana
Twelfth anu Clay mont streets, 10 any
part OF the city That the Street Commis-
sioner may direCL. The contractor will
also be compelled to haul paving :aud
building stones or any other material
from any part TO any part Of the city il
directed to do 80 by the Street Commits.
siuner. Ins contract will be for this
space of SIX months. Parties bidutnI
Will please state the number OF team
they can furnish and the price per load
OF not less than twenty nvs bushels. A
bond with security In the sum OF ono
hundred dollars must accompany each
proposal for the good faith. .ot the b oder
The Street Com mitteS reserve the riKhI
TO reject any or all bids. All BIDS must
be properly sighed, sealed and endorsed
Proposals. for City Hauling. For further
information apply 10
l.. +. LYNCH,
Street Conn issioner.
By order ofthe street Com mttee,
WILLIAM MoMENAMIN
marlstA Chairman.
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The enormous sale of r. Bulls Cough
Syrup has had the effect of bringing out
merous similar remedies; but the peo-
pie are not so easily induced To make a
trial OF the new article. when they value
the old and reliable one--Dr. Bulls Cough
Syrup.
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DkOPOsALs.
oFFIoE OF the srRrLr eoN41s- !
InarlGt24.

OFFGCE or THE STREET. GoMAGs-1
siOEEK, No. s53 EAat sixth street,
WILhiSGTOS, Del, March lB, 1881.
Se2lou Proposals. Will he ieCbIVed In tue
box In the City Council Chamber until
seven thirty O'Clock p m. Thursday
March 2lJh, 1881, tor furnishing one lhous,
and leet tnore Or less) of curb stoue, said
stone not to be less than fVe feet III
length, twenty-five inches IN depth ana
five inches IN thickness. to be OF unifoI III
Width and thic6Dcss. Also one Thousand
Ieet lmore or lesaj OF nag stone, SAID
stone not 10 he lehs than three feet IN
length, sixteen inches in width AID Il ur
inches in thickness, to be Of uniform
width and thickness. Also one thuu.And
leel Cmore or ieas) OF gutter STONE, said
stone not 10 be iess than eighteen Incl es
III length, ten inches In width ana three
incAes Ia thickness, TO TO of uHlIoim
width and lnicknOss. Bidders Will please
state the price per lineal foot for TIE
above named stone delivered To- aEy part
oflhe clty that the street Commissioner
sum OF one hundred dollars must accom-
phhy eaeh pro, osttl lor me good faith Gi
the bidder. The street Committee reserve
bids must he properly signed, sealed AL
endorsed Proposals for Furnishing curb
iag and Gutter stone. For farther IN
formation apply TO
L.. p. LYNCH,
street ConInisnioner
BY order Of the Street Committee,
WILLIAM McHkNA Mn,
marlBtl4
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MAHoNE's IMPORTANCE is quite
evident that senator Malone has not
sold himself outright to the Republi-
cans and that he inteGds to make the
thirty seven Senators buy his vote on
every important question so long as
he has friend he wants placed in
Office. He showed this plainly in his
vote on the Democratic side ON Fri-
day. Malone sees how nicely Grant
got along with the Republicans after
he showed them that he required to be
paid for everything he did, and will
profit by Grants example. Malone
will wait to be captured every time.
1t is now 81 to 81, and Malone, in
effect, and not the Vice President,
gives the casting vote.
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Lupin's Cashmeres.
A REDUCTION IN TIL ESE
CELEBRATED FABRICS.

a hfDDCll lON In / II hSI
CELEBRATED FABRICS.
At the Importers Sale held in
New York city, on 18th inst,
we bought largely of these
goods, probably enough to last
US until next fall, without the
Low PRICES we have put
upon them causes them to sell
worry rapidly, which we believe
they will We sell LUPIN'S
CASHMERES because we
know that they will give mere
satisfaction to the wsarsr than
any other Ga1hmerss manufac-
tured, and the reassn is that
they are made of TIE finest ma
tsrlal and dyed with the finest
dyes. Their great superiority
over all makes has given thom
the monopoly Of the fine trade
of the wSrld. Buyers will no.
tice that Whenever they see
them advertised, or wherever
they are offered for sale, they
are acknowledged as the stand
ard of excellence.
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n Office.

Hannah E. Davidson
ct al. In UhshHl f
George L. Kitchen ct al.
And now 10 wit this Alh tsy Of u
rusry, A. D.. 1881, the subpoenl 10 y
cause havi"g been issued and dshssI
to the shsrifr more than thlnI agI
Dt fore the return thereof, anu teya
Kitchen, William r. stldham, Ahes
stidhSm, Samuel Stldham IhoIa
StldnAm, Anna II. Jaqlele ga
Hughes Brian. George X. sIllAA
FhonaR Kitchen and Morris NcDoss
of The defendants, not beng ioul9'
not having appeared, ON motion Ol w
B. Lore, Esq, Solicitor for the cOlhP'I,
ants, and upon AFFIDAVIT oi Ih!F
Clark, Sherli1 OF New Castle UoulU
the said delesdants reside OUT o. - -
" Delaware, as folio vs.: Ihe hll ~
T.. kl chen in Chester comfy '.., Sssr
PsunEylvAnia; said William I e.a.s. !, ~
4 fired ID. StidhAha, ana saihusi h'3- -.
hahn in the city OF washington, i's NV
OF Colun hia; said Thomas a 80
ia Edwards County, 7tate o. hansAa aTs
Anna IL JAquette, Jennie husH~ ~ ~
and George X, stidham Ia tlo ~ Il
Phlladelpnla, state oi fehhsy aNon' MI
Thomas Kitchen IN Jecl' o}uuv' u
of Aaryls nd; said MOTns MepuH'is5 (, 4
dence unknown. II II uiaelN TE
Chancellor that the SAID George ~
chen, ~ Imam f. sndhaln, ";1,s Ir@,a
Stldham, Samuel II. slidIihi1, i.sat
X. .StldhAm, Anna ii. Jaq9s" I'M,
Hughes Eryan, George n v.ivTel
Thomas Kitchen, Rad holIls ~, Stttd dah
appear In thih cause ON OF oels' M, lhs
day OF September next ,oal.sj
bill be taken pro ~ d. 4
as 10 them, and the Kel',,r rDe
Teeted 10 cause copy OF ms g% ,,"r VA
published within thirty da!' Ivr I,y,,sgti
dute IN the DAILY GAzBr[LlE, r = s.,,e,ds D1s .
published Ia the city Of v I'M lti.l"ii5 n ai
Inns county, 10 be eontlnenesu, ns, ls tni
newspaper, for thirty days ai'''
pubiiCation thereof. ,ar.NAN,
Attest: j. h. NJ Rel &C
febb.4t, -
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MONnAY. MARCH sI, 1881.
THn GAZETTE, on Thursday, copie

THR GAZETTE, On Thursday, copied
paragraph from the Philadelphia
Times, which stated that the late Mr..
John Clayton, who had died suddenly
at Cape May, N. J., of heart disease,
on the previous Monday, was nephew
Of the late Hon. John Nj. Clayton -
This was erroneous. He was the son
Of q cousin of Delaware's great
statesman. There is but enc nephew
Of John M. Clayton living-Henry W.
Peterson, Esq, Barrlster, of Guelph,
Ontario, Dominion of Canada. There
was also an error as to the birth place
Of John Clayton, he was bern in Kent
and not in New Castle county.
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SPECIAL NspAICE.
a GARD.

To all VINO are suffering from the err
roTs and indlscfetions OF youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss of manhood
&c, will seua a recipe that viii cure yo-
FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by missionary in South
America. send "a selt-1dd tessed envelope
TO the REY. JOSEPH +. lNMAH, lSdftOH u
YsW York faGV t-etsd DRwlr
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The members of the Legislature vii
visit this city on Wednesday TO take :
look OF our public schools,
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NJ oTICE,-Any person No.,
1N der for the small-poI Svoulng N n
apply at the office the mo,plIl NJ
Poor, No. los w SIKH siraveet d NJ
the ho"rs of and Il a. m eut su eetNs
S p. m. No one need anpIv ara irOn h,
residence or bus ness 81 49,, =, splaaI
Board. By order e'i'psnOl NJ
mhl5-tf. TRUSTEES OF rHp
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blVERVIgW CEN | \ ~ r,.J
III TARY.-NOTICE. CE.-,At -. M btdi
thsff he9l'ng iise. o5 Fee FeoISsfy nGsfy MI "a.
IN 9'o'o nc Ssii,etery' between lne iTo., .slsa
foot, aud between the third .Snsr: sos IA
GROSS ayenaes, 10 censt per ISL
the change To take e1ecl hP Pll,'cr.larI,
Attest, j. I. HAW WKl Klhs ,,t NsfKsla
feb9- w Hstnp1. once 'iO-.------- iOf @-----@
NfOTlCE-rhe Hope baliulTs bl,,ns IhsrsiS
N Association 10 now lssu'nn lstrtn ID. si
a new series, beginning Thud "
Apply TO Z. Plunkeit, lie"""
Market strseLs, or 10 LII Mr., secg,
feb25- wed dd.satlm. -,r9
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NOFICIS.

UbLIC SALBs WIru ~
Il EXPEkIENCE-Wa 70 YEIs
reason why We Will not re.p "a w
mlrer prices his Spring ~, .e " oellsf 1
Real Estate and espsels,isS 'S' ~ Kind,
at from $500 to s35Oj, 'or dwsH !,
sat, wed &sat. NM.
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Whenever any derecta or oh.
are found by the Street Com NJ ,gIi..,lclz
reported Ia him. he shal! fortbw,%a
the pavement or sidewalk Ia hs ,.
OF the defects or obstruc,io,,, ,'tat
moved at the proper cost Of NIX ~
or agent OF the property 10 vs,sN
pavement belongs aud report m, sll
TIE city Council TO be COZ ected Ss Sss'..g S.
Mayor l.. p iySg,nsa
mill 81. street Commas
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(yO-PARrNERsHfP. -Th.un1,,,1-
~ have this day formed a ca. .s.sls
snip under the name and sly o} w. Me-
& Canning, for ihs purpose Of con,"~..
the General Insurance bushes, l,,rsas
arried on by Thomas f. Plumm.'
No. 5Ol Market street, WilIniutlOr n
JOS. N. NJ ATHEB. n
JAMES d. GAMMA
Wilmington, Del, Feb. IA, ISL
fabih-fhnfsaf
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Eolt sALE.-sl,O 600 20. stock, l,sv u
l. fixtures OF good business Il sgp 4
for at once. Address
'B. A Every Evening Once
mhlO-3td&l ltW' EiftA aud Market Al
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LrOR SALE-Loi at the n. W. corner OF
r. Gilpin Avenue and Van Buren,
street, 8ixl5S-9 inches. A fire lot for q
pretty home.
81. HEAID& & co
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WANTED.

NN ANTED.-A purchaser for Two flneiy
w located cottage lots at Rehoboth,
near the beach. or an exchange for city
property. Address, sd" this Office.
sepD-d&wti
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NOTICE.
IN OFFICE OF THE STREET rrco,,
MISSIONER, No. 50 ~.

WILMINGTON, Del, March ,n ~
Property owners aud AGENT, v~,
take notice that the following o,Slp o,S ~
re .atlng 10 pavemenis. VIII ~ SSauaa'a
enforced, aud In s,der TO save -. n sna
unnereh airy trouble and eSnss.t
Will please observe Il: p'u" n
ORDINANCE RELATING tn \,
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The daily gazette., 1881-03-21

no LoAN.-elsOO on first mortgase, s
II. HEALD q co.