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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-16

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WASHING and IRONING taken in. or going
y outh ai' Say tli,. Mtk.NNA. 81 West .GtA.s,.
silualoa, WIri.o-- Alalts.
ApyEEjISfNEATs FOR THE NEW.
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p0oEKfEPEE &c.-I|y m Intelligent Young
furnish .au cioy tton so ~ to character eni
pOOkKEEPER. ASSISTANT or SHIPPING
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49," p.o.a o ' a. az ''''' . No. '''1.
10y 4 Young NAN.-Somc kind of employ
- mcnt a- 20 ,'r' not IS" nn, an object ~ strSy
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CLERk-By a young mpn in some good
pg' ','. AIN ' Itir ' '' jo' 3 Las, I @foadSay
CLEEN.-l am -. sia.'le; as clerk in
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9,,h a.. uca' iilaN-
NLOTH SALESMAN or STOCK CLERK
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De- - los Lexington atcr o. by note TO THOMAS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-16
LIvE srock MANNAr, NJ rELEanArn.

BrPFALO, June l5.-CAruP Receipts today. LOO head
total foi 10000 ho4, Tor tine last
week, 1855 consigned Through, 40 demand lair
market firm Of E4tfa Stecfa al stgsb -
hofe; Good TO Choice trs at - 4t, 90 Light
CheroEeCs at rs JOdfi Onr lot -tOckCss ~ - -.
SiEEP AND LANB>- Receipts to-day, 1000 head
total for week fai 1900. for same tme
laat 10000: Coirlgued through. e uar~' I
quiet unchanged tengoncy sac weaker sales n aF
Good Clipped sheep ~ OjdFJ, tAtiH hero IdDs
quutaDlc at s5a - -
HOGs-lcceps today $500 bead total for week thus far
% 900 head Tine LAST wcc6 1000 head oougu
through 1872 cars market generally unchanged but sie
sal.s Rather higher offerings Light sale OF light O. Par
York weights a g. sOa$j % Good Mediums SO lO3To ~
Pigs. Ss0S6 55 -
meuts, 100 head market stOhg active ana Dc Lifht
Mixed Packing GOdS5 % Good 10 Choice Heavy, goa
So 2O Light, 80 TOG*5 90 few Extra at &c.
CATTLE--Icceipts $500 head Shipments 2,iOO head
yery and weak particularly green and hall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-16
G.lualloa5 t0Lnito-- {ndles.

whncsae hoa ar ~ j. ..u,at,.l ,i.sfp smart intcl.
lr-nt ara nv, ihs h.shc,, ., . hoe W l. CAhlLi,
g.I o., ucaf ifL.aNa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-16

IIOU~ SCIENTIFICALLY refined and compe-
t.,t G,r0tn l..y ia etntrnan. family DO GtilsrS
,dIros. ilOI s.KEEPEt Tribune Uptown once I'-SS
Daily Republican., 1881-11-16
Tho DslaY!i,rx IaaBt-r.

The hearing it the case of Baldwin,
cashier OF the drfunct Mr,h,U
Ma iol.al Bank Of Newars, "AS brtHn
Monday in that CITY before u, =. . IN
mi>hroHor Whitehead. A L. x, Nr"n,
"a WaIl Htrcet broker, produced u hatch
Of huggnts drafts, amounting to n nout
500 OoO, regotitted iDr Baid"in, a d
testified thaC BAInwin had !args rtoch
transactions in other names, and that
his brother Theodore, The Bank teller,
had !. largo amount. AS much a. 1000
shares Of s,oCx, representing $1,000, 1000
at par, had hseu botro we'd by TIE
Ba.nn ina, until, finaiy, Mr.. Mtrin
ordered tue account closed, ''lH he
pre'or,d not 10 have suoh lacge dealings
Wi,n a person holding POSITION nf
trust" At this point the case WAS ad-
journei until Saturday.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-16
ArH i,allerY IiMnrn e,Mh,iI,

$p'tar!oy y o.. tho entntpGi In.;rh =
tnZrIphnrs ~ }O2 Mark It 5 n Il, have
made imppt'nnt and c2n5p ~ t1S i'E-
pfoYeneA'3 il th,ir arr culery. Tp'
hole y ic' hla been rglil ted m rem II
",nt, 3Lli n'| = y ,!c3t II - ny'n Pub
10 Ia ro1i. The vast array + pin.Ir"''
DIy" N''n 40 Ch sN:'d that tlHy look
iDrn wl,h more p'casant suIlrt Of
rountenlncN. Anon At the nov and
orau'itu lif'9ia u Oray1nsJ t5t 'ini'hHt
i. are oi rA,tGrLn! Master nr. | l..
Ashew, d"c,anl, FIR u nha>ics l.,'gr,
No. 4; Oi fL,' Grsul Chase f " & -
tie, for Washington lodge OF That "lty
ThH lEges, and one Of the IN st A'tra,-
'iTs ptc'ar = In .ha ailerv. il N col'ec-
tiDn Df urylh..r, Of tn, Phoenix Fire
Company Of tniA ritv, srran2ei il y
hnauLi I'll iraEn Il b. feet il SiZo
This picturr /, 10 u, nro%ncd % Ms
tirr 20 upany IN Enadiny Of w.ich Lh"
phoantX boys wrr' guAtLa, At ,hh rec@ns
Ggny"Lficn ri fircm'n in that c.ky.
In short 5u .rerIsy Il OBS. ga'lnry Is An
ntlGAct,gr place whnrn an honr Gliio'
a"aY with NJ! hn,wiIg 1t ~n'l" into. E
tat.i in vi wing Their b,al.!Iul "pooi-
men, Ot arr.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-16
BOSlOr.'N Drinking water.

After prolonged and systematic tests
and examjnatic n. the people Of Boston
are AZ tar from finding OUT what aiIS
their drinking wat. ras they ever were
Indeed, tn, mystery is becoming S'
deep aud no fascinating that il won d
b" almost pity 10 solve IL, The flavor
of tlls water has beer, likened 10 that OF
everything nndor the sun. cucumbrrs
aud fish being rather the favoritc com
parisons. 1t Is only few days since
it was announced that dead eels caused
the trouble, but already the theory has
been declared unteuable But whether
the contamination be animal, vege-
table or mineral, it Is certainly persis-
tent and dlabolical.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-16
over Etyi,Gsrn.

John W. 'ck,nn IS the naD' Of D
young nan wrn played the STATE Of
tuxaa yery clever trick, which nov
ever, haS ju-. won for bin 4 snnteoD"
f t|O year3 imprionmcuI at hard ~
Dor. John ell IN low, as many moro
people hay. d0ns before bin, Ana Is
hi, swee uenrt was only - ) AZ" Of at1 /,
the "a ati)n that arHSa wa, how co"iL
hs secure marriage l!rel'", "hich re
uuir rpn the bride " hc st 'e!r H. Jphn
was elual % the pcc1si ~, Atl, wiilnS
the tiSurrs . Du 6'S ri sips of nApo +,
h put Inc,4 n 'ha tatuts Ma. jAh
,ol's ShoNs, aud tuan saora - re ! O..
can7: cly,& nat sh' wa "oTer Is or
c,u,s tho Ingenious Icgica ,a' sue.
orooil 0Id he 90 hi' wifi; but "a
iudiguant fa!Atr ID l4w had him !rTsat.
rd .or , ynrY y In" io.rS A'trrWaf'',
aad npY iohu Will r!r,H Lls IL -,aIG!ty
aDd III Il \ Tor two yatIS in jail.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-16
N0rah CRrOlin u b Cotton Mills.

Speaking Of cotton mills the Ealeigl1
(N.C.) News says: "North Carolina
has more than forty, we believe, bu'
many of them are small. What they
pay is one of those profound mysteries
that can never be solved this side Of
eternity. Those that make are not dis
posed TO tell, while those that do not
make are probably ashamed to tell So
we can only guess that some OF the
mills make large dividends. They DO
things better further South.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-16
Cu,,,nx whaicS 4. I've.

The s,olmship Newport, of the New
York and Cuba NJ III steamship Com
pany; ran into school Of sperm whales
Oft tha Delaware cape, on her las!
,outsward Grip. 1t was about o'clock
in the morn ng, and captain John =.
Sundberg says he could SEQ hllliohi OF
tLein from tie deck, Hee,ttmlted the
width OF the school AZ half mile alt
tt len, ,th at twenty miles. Tho Hsa
WIS sinpDth, til, sun Sts shining, and
all the ~ engprs were on deck. The
vessel was stcAmjug along at titteGh
klI'1. Som OF ih, VII lies sete aovon-
" fe ( iUn.. One Of them, about sixty
FIVE foet lOpr, wLl sfrnrk by :h' bow
ot tle -ta ,Insrlp At right lng'ds a'd
about in III" nj ,die Oils lpi,. 1he
$40 K nearly ,hr3 y the ph'St0 = 'rS fro IA
q rir 'rct A. lae IN nDInrut Hi Lha COLI
StJu She wha.c tAre" rp it. iirkta aud
4 lugel the t, 70 part ot the dHGS. C1n-
mi s'uItr Al len y. Swan, of IA" Bro *
,yn Bri isr, waD ySAI lJJkine oVdf Ilo
prow, wIS anJny tho pa, n:tr1 Thb
20 d5uaclrI. rho Whale, Captain
uulN r. says, VA, cn Ia tT', Lhe
for past ,olns - ono side of the y'-
! \ a i t"a after part tn the ot'"r Ihc
90 was col3rth Al b blood. Tha head
WA irtv"n DOM int tla wAL2r - tar
ttst when IT. Gtmt up u arose six 10 t
ah gr the -urtaHr; IN pialn aga oi
,hu-e who wrrc looking over tsr 7lia.
III, ,hpGk throw the S'Han sts"ii0s gear
t'mpyr.rlly ont Of o.d' bat osl 'r"ise
he Vesrel wal no, nIlnIyet.
A fer m uUtnS lat a second whll,
VAS ut ia + 10 alrn-t IN the sam, man.
nor "a the fir,t haI D"nn. Tle hGld
yrcDr ~ The pprt 81 e, bu th"bply pass
tel unirr fhr b )ttnin II wlS struJK ny
tue lr,ge jor b.adct The effect OF ;his
nu ttc ~ ,Aiuor; 81 lrn Il tHc elgiu"sr
ln 'Nn IN ,ur rJD II, x'p Thought the
b, h.', ntI struck = tr,f lag >pa'. Tbs
lrrrSe oI tho vessel w. tl II GhA1siJ.
4AI ,ho mn cut Di lhD school.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-16
NNERIFF'S SALES.

CHERIFF'S SALE.-fty virtue Of writ o
Ms. Leyarl Faolas to me directed, vii
be exposed to public sale at tho h0lel o
CHARLES Shearer, at Kirxw0oi, in Pencadel
Hundred. Now Castle county, DEL, on
FRIDAY, the 18th day Of November. 1881,
at 1874 O'Clock, p. m,
The following described Real Es.ate, viz
All that certain plantation or tfaot Of land
situats, Wing and being in Red Loo Hun
dred, bouldsd and described Us follows to
wit:
Beginning at the cast end Of Alarge ditch,
calIol tho straiIht ditch, line OF this and
llni Of si,liam Reyb0lda, and running On
the artificial DsnI OF the marsh and the river
Dahwnre. Viz: North 10 degrees, cast 33
perrhss. North degrees, east perches, north
Ii degrees. asst u peroho', north 10 degrees,
east " per- hos, north 81. dogroes, east o2
perchei 10 tho Blst snd Ot anO her ditch, n
lne Of this aGd l1nt Of John Reybolds,
thoncs vi h aaii dltGh and ewing tho river,
north d gees. YGst l]9 perch2s 2s TO n stake,
thoncO north - iesrees west - perches to
the nack rHI1 l,aiing from Do aware Oity
to Port Penn thence With said rond, south III
d,Sroos, clt 81 per hes, sou'h degree. west
2Jb porohes To the IT. GEORGES creek. thence
south IS degrees, Fast SO lerChcs to ditch,
lhou3e with said ditch north RTeHs, cast
IA perches 10 tho middle Of the sLrtight ditch
Aforesaid Hnt the oe with the ~ %, north
degrees, east lil prrchcs, tho Pl tGa OF tIa.
ginning, coutainiOx 40 acres, roods and 3S
prr3hGJ II land, more or less, ritp atwO ory
ffsme h0u0, fra = bLsn and otner outbu,id.
iugs.
Seizd ard TAX IN in cxOcuticn ~ the prop.
orLy o van IN nd Ann Hoci, MS wife. aah
t. t. and % bo sid by
riliI.lo Il. CLARK, Sh.r
Snsnir's oyvIcE, Wilmington Dot -, 1881.
nov.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-16

kHtFlFF"S SALE by Writ ia writ Of
= Levari Faclas To ne directed, will be OK
posed to pubic sale at the Court H0u'e, on
Market stro,t, b tive Tenth and Eleventh
streets, In the city Ct wilmington, New Cas-
tie county, Eol.,
On FRlDA- the 18Th day CT November 1881,
at = O'Clock. p. IN,
The following tescsited keil Estate, VIE:
All that certain lot of land and tw0story
brick dwelling thereon erected. In the city OF
Wilmington, on the north side of Reed street
tctweon Adams and i ckson streets, 80 feet
from Jackson rect, havi ga rront OF % feet
and depth Of % feet, b. the tame what 1t
may.
SO zed and taken in execution as tho pro
erty Of Isaac Murray and Sarah, his wife, sd
Horny Garter, t. +. and to be 80 q by
PHILIP X. CLARK. Sherif.
SBERlFFs OBFICE, Wilmington, November
7th, 1851. n0v9-l0d-ts
Daily Republican., 1881-11-16
siy2GITP'S SALES.

,,,Ni RIFFS y Me. by vIc:us ora writ Of
> !Gyari tNcia, N mo iire.tel, VIII o5 CT.
p0ge1 " public ale ~ no G".UT, HOI'e, Oh
hlarkot strj.t boz wool FA&,l Aui Eleventh
Streets, a the .lty Ot Wsn!A%bJn, New CdsD.e
co-At., Dol.
Tn +. .4DAI, the 25.h Ipy Of November, 1881
ut2ocD,k, ?. Iu..
The o!.o8 ~ sc crbcl Real Lgtlte, VT:
All tnoe, two certain iCts Of lani, with =
four story Dutd.uR lh:f1on er'c al, fiLU'it
"A .he ,,fy II hiEllN. tOu, b g4utud lid 10
scrip9l 10 .l,oua, 70 wit
No l. hGginuin-. at 4 stalk" on tho "ahl
-iJr oI M.INc, ,I1St, + ~ lasL, ihHHa
lryHd being 10 fneClJ 4 corner Vi ,'Ni &C. uge. =
lot, hat .ow ii nIan tJhiDa H's Lnn II -
%to fru rulrt ttrvs., noun r!y s'lH J..
Gov /. F-Nt -. lch =, in"'cr N ! Il .'' ''..i
Ing or GuJA. :; 'lrUJth l"" D.. tr.i % ~
. b'a eri Tai batw IN dii !, u.atJ = IOl
.Au NO lot h ~ y into. al "a nc con CFVd,
HvtLh s. !r.rul5. wUsl IS ICrt, -. c@t@.
theNoB VI Ng n" M llir 4 TWO u1i 'odth
~ l9grees east ~ tuti 80 n II G Uf ~ 4 Il the
farmers Bank Of the y ate Of LeIAW@rc,
then1U IN the Inc OF s,ii mad s"ath IH ie1'
etaI ~ tcbt, ~, inGhc, ~ o aiao OF .'i@.hvt
street, thOlcY u, MARX at,oet, O11h . d.
gree east q ftat 10 LLc p ace 81 D2g ,!LG,
containing by ostiAau,n. ninet.cn EuadTad
and 50 let Of luGd,
No. z De 4Luui 2 at . corner stake st3Nd.
Ing on .he y..s SiuO Of Sh play sue t, ~ AT.
lruaI and at - d 6la0 evt - ioDL34 inches
from Ne north 81 y VI 4 i street, H. ~ tGet
br nd, being 90 corner Nth l0t lDFMGty u
Israel Brown, ON thuDCt WITH taa !iNe Oi
"a d br.Tn'- i"t, nov .hn!nhi d. fiuaon'i
.on So aer ! s4s', Hnl EtH.itg thrri = he
middle OF .ru 2LH.e lnl = ii OF MI GIBSON
lot Or tcnoIns4t. s. t31L "a inches 10 Lhe nj /
dc ditLsDco, :horce - n lpGO! niliilu di' IT,
taLce, nUuth - degrees, Ho b ~ iee:, ~
I b che. to y cUrrer fOrlcrit oI hiOl Eurrit LOT
a!so " c..nar Of II lot b. o". M 10 tho Far-
T.. en- RI K OF tic state Gt Dcla"1,t, sai1
CO :. r. mel.tues 25 IaaL Ecm tho n1TihnrIJ
slde 9! 1 hLrd 'tr OF, thea29 n tho lao no" or
formerly VI T. Fa.ris, u,rth ~ degrees Wgtt
5S irot, ~ inches % ths otdD Il hhipl'y st.,
thence no. N u dsSN. tasL ~ foet, 9t1 l-cAoS
20 the plaoa OF bagi 1uio@. be- the cJnte l'e
thereof .aoIe or loss. Book u. 'o!, 8, page b
&C
Selze' ard taken In e1 cutinn NJ tho pro
pcrty Of rdwsrd w bocpes Ncooa aseG, D.
ward I. Bel Nh, administrator u ,d"A:d ":
10 ,pe- deceased, And annie l.. H-os.es) ahd
10 be cold by
PHILIP H. CLARK, SnCrif.
s!HEHlYE's FrlCL. " wilmington, Delaware
November 7th, lbsl. Lo9 10
Daily Republican., 1881-11-16
Ladies' Goats

We are making preDarations TO do o
large coat trade. TIE ladies' wi ii find
our usual fue line Of imported coats
and cloaking cloths. Wn. M. Kennard
g. Co.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-16

,.-HEHl Ft"S y Ih1--by yirtGc ofa " 1t OF
y LeyIrI rAcIas o III ulrtUteI, wIiI bc cx-
posed 20 p4bi.o sac, Il Tho OUT R0uSc, on
MlrX0' ro2t, he woyn rcnh and + ey' nth
sJrocts, in M ity Of al ain to1, Ne" Cas-
tie count, Del,
On Friday, tho 18th dny Of November, 1881,
At1o'ov9S, p. m,
The following described Real L'tate, viz:
4 l0G cfIani with t"o-scory frame dHG!.
ling t1craon erected, in the city Of Inning
ton, On The c..s oily side Of walnut Etrcet, be
tween Ser nh all high h rtro t., 90 hun
ar Il feet from segsnth s'rc t. COntAiNink in
front IL feet, al ia depth ierL to u ftrt
wide Icy. with tho u.s. tGoroof, Oo the same
IN tthey NAV.
Sulzsi and taScn IN execution as the prop.
crty # [Danisl 90 lin5 GoG'i.) oath 'rlNe
Collin, surviving mCrtgaIor, "A! az admin
tst niriy Of DAu,Gi Collins, uuc cIi.ed, anu ~
b. H!d BY
PHILIP Il, CLARK, Sheriff
SHsuRs's OFF IL, Wilmington, No cmScr
7th, 1881. n"VaVod-ts
Daily Republican., 1881-11-16

A TrENTlON-All persons desiring pure
"A Drugs or Chemicals, or wishing their
pres ,riptionS or private receipts carefully
com POUNDED Of pure materials, SHOULD 20 To
the drug store q
n. X. BRlNGHURST,
811 Market street, Wilmington, Dbl
Daily Republican., 1881-11-16

ltdERlFF ) 81 LIZ " virtue of .Suntry
, wris Of Lev lrl Fdcts o ne d'rcoted,
will be expo OIL to pub is sale at the O'urt
Houss, on Mar.ct streets, bctween Tenth
and Eleventh glraets, ia the ci'y uf Whining.
ton, Now tsitle county, Del, on
THURSDAY, tie nth day 0. NOV. 1881,
Mt 2 O'Clock, p. III.
Tho following described Real Estate, v'E
All hat cNr'a'n lot Of ground 81 usto In he
city Of vi mlrgton, New Capt y coun y,anI
state u Delaware, bounded by ARA ct street
by land If Wi,IiaE Neml hill Jones and "a
blla \ stone, having a!rOnt on MMEets rect
Of 50 ftGt, and extending back that wi tn to
Hhipley street, be the contents more or iess,
on Viii h Il ecete o hree story brick hous5.
BOOK N, Vol 5, page 10 &c.
Soiz d and TAX il in execution y. the prop
erty OF Evan g. >to' senburg an Mary L, h.e
wiIo, and t. t. q, and TO be so d by
PLIIIP X. OIL iRk, Sheriff.
SnsRIFP's UBsIoE, Wilmington, :Uctooer
18th, 1881. IOvl-oodts
Daily Republican., 1881-11-16

NHEEIFTS SALE.-By vtrtTe OF = writ Of
- Lavari Fhc!a5 70 me direoted will be OK
=. Sed TO publ $40 ~ the Court House. on
Market Fyrset, between Tenth and Eleventh
srcGt IN tho city OF Wilmington, NOW us,,
tie rounty. Dol ware, on
THURSDAY, tho l7th day Of Nov. 1881,
Daily Republican., 1881-11-16
at :! O'Clock, p. H..
Tho FOL, lowing d. scriO d Real Estate, viz

Tho toll owing d 5crio, Real Estate, Wig
All that Ger ain lot Of land Ind two and a
halt-atUry frame dwelling house thereon
erected, In the CITY Of Wilmington, bounded
ald degcrboi ~ follows 70 Sia:
beginning at Che 0ust fly S'de OF Union st.,
boz Seon Fhirtac III ani Fourteenth trects,
1t tn dlIta &C OF ~ fgetl'oIn te c s0uther'y
tide Of F'uur,GcnLh stro0t, nal at the ,rther-
iy siie OF u ~ f,n. T,de street, riant " p r
a lei p j h Fourteenth street, theuce CasNrly
by saii n lc Of sai % foot viie street, 30 feet
Inc Ies, thence nor her AMI onfliici wi b
uuortt oct, 80 f5,t iuch hence redtcrly
and par!l 8 wth fourto oenth street, 10 .eci d,
iDahal 70 the ntr4stl eA'to'ly Sils Of
Untol st,uot, AMI thenoa thotsy 3olthorsy
81 f'"t ch to ms place Of hiEin"ins, be
the coat nts thereof |nat 'hej may.
~ciI d ard .Ax"n IN execution s no prop
nvty vt joan II. Ir'co ) AmAnda, ns vie,
aGl t. T., aAd 20 b ~ 4 by
PLlLir u. rLN RK, sheriff.
SErAvy's JYHCB, Wi.mi NJ ION. Novem c.
.9Lh, iJll. nov vi-e0u.t u
Daily Republican., 1881-11-16

Cram Oat Meal SOAP; 3 cakes IN d
box rice only 10 cts For sale by
Taylor 4 Fullerton, Boz King street.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-16

GlH GRlFf- iSALE-Hy virtue OF a writ Of
- I.cyLI flciis IT, me dir1Ctol, viii % ,x.
pos Vi t. publ; sa ut the Court House, on
MIr4ot slroot bttweon Tenth ami Eleventh
stre5ts, n tho o.'y OF Willn n4ton, Nov Gas
tl) UNITY, iSi, Oh
THURSDAY, the l7th day Of Nov. 1881.
ut2o'c K. p. ~,
In, iol'or!nJ described koal Estate, VIZ
Al. that crrtaln It 0r pieos OF laHd With a
.hras-2t0rIoi NftCk DIV ling house Lhcrtol,
bopuis. Is JlIoTI 10 wit:
BD,daning NJ u Jrner of lh-ld Il Susan II.
ADAM, on LhI otttoriy sid, 1t King street,
botyeen Se ,ontn aad fISn'h rect IN tic
ci;y Of Wilmington. thsQco y Lrns If saii
land Eouth 3 htgr5b', o Aat 80 ftot 90 . three
fast wiiJ alley, theLr; 8lOna ga Il alley bind
Ing on the Hes erly / 10 thereof, southwal d.
iy par Llol with X 'ng atr }et, l5 .Cet, Dinohcs
~ d corn r Of other tnis OF The said fo rye
4. McLIns, thenrs y lins theref wost.
wlrtly parallel with tho line hr5t described
and u seventh AMI Eighth streots, and
passing thr ugh tho middle Of tho wall be.
laeon tha hoI4eH, lCs feet to the ea.tery
side OF King Strc.t, AMI thence thereby nO.th
- 4 gr8Gt, ead | f. t. Dihohes 10 the piHce
OF beginning contatOiEg within sld unis
two thou. And AMI twenty Ave icet Of md. be
the sarna nora pr l24s Hook ., Vol. /, page
81 &c.
Jeissd And taken In execution ns the prop
crty Of John V. Rice nni Sarah +. Rioe, HE
Ntfo, and t. + g, and I be aol by
FilILIp 4. CLARK. Sheriff.
SHseIrY's OBYIUH, Willnin. ton, october
I3.n ll83L noyl, cod u
Daily Republican., 1881-11-16

SNuFRlF rs SN.E-By rtuo Of wit Vt
y L.Ydfi F.tils TO me directed, 4tll Cc.cx.
posed 10 pubic sale, 1t ae OurL HJn Z, on
Market stico NO weGn Tenth and Eleven n
streets, in the ctty Of Whining on, New Cas-
tlO CCu ty. Delaware. on
SATURDAY, thc2 tn day cf No7oIbcT, sSl,
Daily Republican., 1881-11-16
st2 O'CLOCK, p. 10,

The following described Real Estate, viz:
All thst cer'ain lot 1flanI with II twD-s;o'v
brick dHsIi < house the,o n erected, S.tuat6
Ia the CITY Ot Whining n 90 th> sonthetiy
Ic 0i IhITd tIeet- btt"cen jacASnl aHd
EsHBiron FiTect', at The dis lnce Il eix.y-
throo iapt tx ircLeA frula tho Cu4ta ly side
Of Van Nuron St;elt, oOrttIDIng in font NJ
tOcn fcai ciXhJ !ruha., and IN dcpLh e'Hhty
foot 70 y hrer f99t nc inc1Gs Ti 10 .l.ey, be
tho crHte u thereof Wh,; thoy may. with Lbe
uio 1f "a i alloy In cahmon.
:GI2 d and taken III * cat, IN ~ mo rrNr-
0rty Of Ow!n Il BeEEer, dee h3 d, Irl.za5rIh
". RrGhrr, Rdminietr of twcn 3. Ben
or, i0tc., ed j an. also tlI WI no. VA, or
Of rsId DgeA e Bcnucr Il anel3ed, and 10 Do
sold Df PHILIP 4. GL AJAX, Shorth
rRIpS'a O.WCS, Wilmington, nOvrmber
i0.h ich!. hoTll coils
Daily Republican., 1881-11-16
BOARDING.

pOtRDlEa SINGLE MOONS WITH
ID board; taIie board. SDa K ng sacsa
novl4 ST
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-07
Gcnth Of Mr.. Peicr Sin,snn.

Yesterday, at II am, there passed from
this world, at tho residence of Mr.. III. q.
Smith, a good man in tho person of Peter
Simson, known TO multitudes 10, Dallas os
"Uncle Petor," good man. For years no
has been connected with our cemeteries,
and many griovcd parents and friends of The
dead will remember tho presence, the
censlencss and the honest, sympalhizipg
coubtenanco of this worthy old son of Dens
mark. Though never a money.eeeker, never
married. This first be,rothed dying before
marriage, and he remaining ,ruo to hs vow)
his heart was as full of love and charity as
ever was that OF man. Plain, modest and
soli,denying only those knew him who were
brought In direct contact Yet all such
rovercd dear old Uncle Peter, and will drop
a tear al this announcement. Blessed DO tho
memory Of this good old man. lilo died In
the. faith Of his fathers as n Lutheran, and
will DO Inferred to-day nj $3.50, from the
residence of his friend and protector, Mr..
Ed q. Smith, 927 Elm street. Those who
respect his memory arc invited to attend.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-07
The streets OF Dallas.

Several times of late the HERALD has had
occasion to impress upon tho city council the
necessity for active, vigorous and immediate
measures calculated TO place tho streets of
this city in q pasiable and safe condition.
The recent heavy rains have demonstrated
Enthusiastically the truth OF the charges that
have so constantly been made regarding
their wretchcd state, which is being realiz
cd by oil, from the citizen who
drives over them, whether in his 'buck-
board" or in tho finest of vehicles.
1t is like driving over prairie Astounding in
"hog wallows." SO rough is tho ride, while
the vehicle runs the risk Of being smashed
'ton lmithernes, or ruined TO say tho least Of
" If is impracticable to improve and
render unobiectionsblo all of the streets, it is
certainly possible and PROFESSIONALLY proper,
| as wholesale merchant remarked yesterday
to HERALD reporter, that Main and Elm
stress, tho two principal thorouglares should
DO Immediately put in good travelling
condition. Tho Ques ion is repeatedly
asked, who are responsible for these things
Some lay the blame at tho door Of the city
council, and Others to the city engineer.
The city engineer says that no has not the
adequate force or means to do the work, and
tho city council on the other hand say that
they have no. the means. 1t ia matter OF
such moment TO all tho citizens, that the
means should DO raised and an adequate
force employed, even If these things must be
done ut the expense Of another department
II is true that large sums Of money have
been expended on them from time to time
but it has been hero and there in patches
and tho labor is soon lost.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-07
Abreast with the Zines.

This is absolutely true of NJ. Strickland
& Co., of Galveston. Their job printing es-
tablisbment and bindery is complete in every
particular, with oil the la.o improvements
and styes in type and other material, and the
lithographing branch is par excellence. 1t
cannot be surpassed even in the metroroli,
tan cities of the east. With skilled work
men and all the facilities and appliances for
the rapid execution of work in their line of
the mos. superior quality, and at prices as
cheap as anywhere in the Union, they are
prepared TO fill I'll ord RS from carte do
viiite to mammoth poster, and to litho-
graph anything from the tiniest rosebud TO
landscape view of Texas. So, pstronze
them aud keep your money in Texas.