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The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1881-04-21

WALL TaEET YESTERDAY Stocks
were very strong and active and closed
about the highest figures Of the day.
Money on call to stock-borrowers ruled
Al to per cent. Governments were
quiet, State securities firm and railway
bonds active and strong. Foreign ex-
changes were steady.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1881-04-21
THE DECIDING COMPANY

The National Dredging Company re.
newed operations on the contract for
cutting a channel through Cherry
Island fats to day. with the dredges
Ajax and Ariel. The Argus will ioin In
the work next week. The stuff reno we'd
Will be deposited on the company's
river front property opposite Ssvent b
street, where they have built q tramway
2,200 feet in length. By which to distrib-
ute Ii.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1881-04-21
BRIDGEMAN,SC CASE.

In the U. 5. District Court, this
afternoon, the defeuse closed IN the
case Of Thos. Bridgeman, and Dis
trict Attorney Patterson com
menced the opening argument for
the prosecution.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1881-04-21
Ho, FOR THE RACES

At Louisville, May l7th. but April u e
S0th viii be the grand roe at McCauley =
rheatr Tor s3u,O00, where SlI2, 4tO will be
given away IN TIE Slst drawing OF the
Commonwealth Distribution Co. Whole
tickets ~. half tickets 81. Address k. M
BoALDMAE, Courier Journal Building,
Louisville, Ky.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1881-04-21
GtJOD FNOIIGU

Lovers OF a really good chewing tObis
co should ask for Miller's Good Enough
Navy Plug as it is the only tobacco which
has not the flavor OF Drug Store and
does not cause sore mouth.
Apr. I'D X w-3 IN.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1881-04-21
DEATH OF A PRlESE.

James T. NJ. Starkey, CEhas
clergyman of Baltimore county "a,
died, yesterday, aged 80 years ~
was ordained to the priesthood y
Bishop Becker, of his city, In 1871.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1881-04-21
WINTER WHEAT IN KANSAS.

CHICAGO, April 20.-Reports eoll.ct-
90 witeln the part ten days from every
county in Kansas show that on tho
whole the winter srOp OF whest of that
otate appears to be in excellent condi-
uluon-btt tier, in fact than usual 1T this
season Everything now depends upon
ram.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1881-04-21
A MISTAKE.

The article in yesterdays GAZETTE
headed "Live Oak Ball, was a mistake.
The article referred to the fifth animal
ball Of the Pine Knot Assemblys ball.
The recent annual ball OF the Live OAK
Assembly..was one Of the most success
shat has taken place this season.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1881-04-21

Thomas Dejarnette, acquitted in
Danville, Virginia, of the murder of
his sister, because he was insane at
the time" was discharged yesterday,
by order of Court, and left for North
Carolina.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1881-04-21
IRISH EMIGRATION.
LoNpoN, April 20. 1sa1,

FE-- " 1011'
The Duchess of Marlborough has
just completed arrangements Tor the
entire outfit Of fifteen Irish families,
who will be provided with Tree PASSAGES
to Manitoba and localed there IN neat.
ly furnished farmsUeads.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1881-04-21

Political Speakers do IL.
Lecturers And Ministers do it.
5 MAJORS aud Congressman do IL.
Judges and Lawye do IL.
Actors anu Artists do 1t,
Merchants aud fradesmen do IL.
Farmers and Mechanics do A.,
In the Forum, Cou ILIng mousse, Work :
shop, Studio, and even ia the Edlt1rs'
sa ctuln, the universal reply to the que
non, W nat do you take for "a cough or
eold2" Is ''Slnes' syrup OF Far, Wild
Cherry and Hoarhound."
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1881-04-21

For the Middle Atlantic States, fair
weather, stationary or higher 'empera.
ture and baromt ter; winds mostly east
ely.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1881-04-21

An experienced traveller says: 9Th,
most trouDl esome companioL a persoL
can nave, while being away from nome
Is "a touA b and ] won d ADVISE every body
to procure q bottle oil Dr. BulI's Coug
syrup before starting,
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1881-04-21
DEATH OF zADoo TOWNSEND

Zsdoc Townsend, son Of Solomon
Townsend, formerly of this city, died,
this morning at the residence of his
father near KImbleville, Chester Coun-
", Pa, after brief but severe attack of
malatiai neuralgia. He was about 81
years of age. Deceased was formerly EN-
gagged with John Ponder in the coal bust
ness in this city, and lalterly was clerk
at the Edgemoor Iron Works. lie was a
young man estimable qualities and pos :
sessed many friends Oh whom The new s
Of his untimely death will fall with
great severity.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1881-04-21
SOA Ps !! SOAPS!

All persons who desire TO purchase a
good article of Soaps call at the
y. w. CORNER OF FOURTH AND SHIPLEY
STREETS, OR At THE MANUFACroRY,
NO. 0Oo W. FRoNT STREET.
All kinds of Soap Grease, or tallow win
Dc purchased at the store or factory.
49,. O. KRAUTTeR,
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1881-04-21
ssssssssss's'ss'
CARPETS Il

We have now open for in
spection and sale, choice lines
of the following carpets in the
latest and most desirable col
orings and patterns;
BODY BRUSSELS CARPETS.
The best and choicest pat
terus Of Body-Brussels Car
pets at SLIGO and $l.T5.
TAPESTRY CARPETS.
We have opened large line
from IS cents to $l.2O. Many
of these patterns cannot be
found elsewhere.
INGRAINS.
We have of the best Extra
Supers, o very full line from
So cents to $l.00.
FINE INGRAINS.
We have a grade lower at rs
cents, all wool, worry cheap.
COTTON CHAIN INGRAINs
Some great bargains in cot
ton chain ingrains from 37A to
go cents.
ENTRY AND STAIR CARPETS
We have also on show a
very fine line of Damask and
Venetian Entry and Stair Car
pets at LOW PRICES.
In fact if you want any kind
Of a Carpet, Cocoa or Canton
Mating, Linoleum, Oil Cloths,
Mats or Druggets, you will save
money by buying from us and
get RELIABLE GOODS.
w. NJ. KENNARD & CO.,
62l MARKET STREET
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1881-04-21
The Caay Markets

The following were the ruIIng prices In
market this morning.
ftitffar fraEh mar nnund HQA an
Daily Republican., 1881-04-09
CAPE NAY POINT.
Failure Of IL Seaside Resort Patter-
ned After ocean Grove

From Yesterdays Philadelphia Times.
Cape May Point, which was started
in 1875 by the Sea Grove Association aS
a Presbyterian seaside resort, WIS yrstor-
day disposed Of at auction. The place,
which is only three miles distant from
Cape May, has erected on il three large,
commodiOuS hotels and a number Of cot
tagcs, as we'll rs a water works and gas
works. THESE Improvements, together
with laying ont and grading tn" city.
cost the association something in til"
II ,ighhorhood of half a million dollars
Its tol ndcrs sought to make Oil re-
sort which would bc patroniHcd by
prcSbytrrianS, a> Ocean Grove is by
the MrthodistS. Among the restrictions
imposed WAS prohibiting the sale Of IL
quOr. The enterprise was taiiUre and
TIE association concluded to sell out the
whole place and 1T he same time r.
move al res riction,.
Tie sale was attended yesterday by
four hundred people, most y real estate
"culaturs. The auctionrrr announced
tnat the whole place, charter, rights
and privileges, would be sold entire, if
any person or company So desired. Mr..
John Stablry Of West Philadelphia,
offered bid of 81, 900, which was not
hredcd by the rricr, and rs no other
bid was proposed il was declared that
no bid undcr 500, 600 would be ruusid-
s'rd NJ. Stahry, who, it is said was
acting as an agent for Il wealthy New
York company, claimed that he was
unfairly treated owing to his bid being
rejected. and that he was prepared /"
increase his proposal if amy one had bid
against him. Thrre-tulrthS Of the siN
hundred and odd building lots were
knocked down to Mr. StahIty, who
steadfastly declined to state in whose
inter st he was acting. The main no
tel, the Sea Grove House, which, with
its furniture, cost SAG, 800, was bought
Ivy l.. RrifSncidcr, of this city, for Sl5,-
10; tho Cape House aud furniture,
which cost S2S, 300, was sold to j.
A lams, Of this city, for $4,000; the
Centennial House and furniture, which
. ISt $50, 800, was disposed Of to the same
u .rty for SS, 500. The cottages and lots
" re also sold at proportionately 10"
prices. The net receipts will amount to
between Sll5,0OO and Sl20,00O,
Daily Republican., 1881-04-09
EXTRAORDINARY !!
Read this, IL may save Your Life

DIR. V. X. STONE late physician and sur
geon OF the United States Army, the inventor
of Apepsa, the only known medicine that
will cure dyspepsia, today challenges the
world to produce u case Of dyspepsia that
Apepsia will not cure. Dr. Stone and some
of our most eminent physicians have tested II
in cases Of every form and stage, even old
chronic cases of thirty and forty years stand
ing where every known medicine had failed,
and in eveyy case the result has been cure
This gives me confidence in saying TO the
public there Ia no case l cannot cure after
treating thousands Of cases, some of which
have been given up to die. Reader have you
dyspepsia? ifso, get u bottle of Apepsia and
rejoice again in perfect health.
Piice per bottle, 800 For sale wholesale
and retail by Il James Belt, Sixth and Mar.
ket streets. and N. b. Danforth, Second and
Market streets. Read DIR. stones rules Of
diet on circular. Druggists have them.
jan5-tf
Daily Republican., 1881-04-09
Ashland Notes.

Jehu Sharpless Of the firm Of A. and
j. D. Sharpless, Ashland, Del, has TAX
en- trip to South America for his health
in company with DR.. Jones Bailey on
board steam ship Colorado which sal
led from New York April 9th They
expect to return about the first of June.
Ms. Charles Paul, of Philadelphia,
is visiting friends and relatives at Ash
llnd.
Merit G. Dickson has returned from
the oil regions in Butler Co., Pa, where
h has been since May last, and has
taken up his old trade, millering, with
A. and j. ID. Sharplesa.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-09
kIIE.RsIEE'S SALE.

StHEklEF'S SNLE--Ry rtup Of II wit q
y rlu> Lryar ta"tas. 10 ne dr"' t"d will
hu exposed turuhhc s,tl', - ktIkNcud, at thc
hotel UrcUph,d hN thHr.". '~hca-cr, tu lrnCL-
d"r huudr,t. New Castle couuty. lhl.
GA FRIDAY, tnr I'd day Of April, lA>l.
Al lV.5o u'c.oat. g.. m,
The following d, Srrlbed real estate. viz:
W those two certain cguaI uud,viLcd Afh
part, rigi'S. .inar: lu,"rr9' Il. in and 10
n Il that pIautatuu and trtr, Ct land, .ituntcd
in Hrnrudrr hundred. bounded md described
Hs follows. 10 VT: beginning at stone II
corner for IaEd Of William ! NUrlock. thence
with his Iauu north - d"@rrts west 81 6-io
prrchrS T." u tt0uc. y Cututr Of the Morgan
land, thence th"Ttwtth south So degree,
east 6b pcrchcs 70 stone tNrnrr for tieU. W g.
Walkers land thence thtrcNth south - de.
yrcrH east IS 40 rcrches lu Il stake. corner q
lnnd Of K. II. Mos, thence herewith south IS
degrees w,st g. pcrehcS 10 u corner stake Of
lnud Of James A. Nn>Ou. thence with his land
north " degrees rSi.s ~ S-lG pennies 10 Il
stone corner th, n"c Still with his land soUth
~ degrees west. y perch'S 10 n stone at the
side of iowrlls ~houI houSt road, thence
with the middle Ut >Ild tU-id south 81 degrees.
west q pcrvhrs toE corner Of Andrew EllHSOn'S :
land in til" middl" Of said read. th'uce with
his land north / '. degrees, wet ~ pcrchts to
Il iarg" white oak tree IN land Of the said
VIM. J. lluriuck thence with hIs land LOrth
81, degrees, east l5s pCrcht- 70 the place Of
beginning containing l5sacrcS and e. Iercht>,
be- the same more or less,
Seized and taken ~ execution ibs the prop
crty Of Samuel Ward and ARrha Ward hI|
wtf', William n. Ward john Ward, and to
he ~uld by
PHILIP Il. CLARK. Sheriff.
SuEEIrP's urrCE, WIm .nYt0n. DEL. Apiil
ith, A. d., ISL hpr6-eodts
Daily Republican., 1881-04-09
Linens.

We have received new linens from Belfast.
hrnsley puhfctmlinc Lislr ljrlIas.l-. ihent.
Slesa and Boh,mla We have i8uSckrd
all Europe for linens. and have u variety OF
both fabric aud finish that could not be gath.
cred in the American market The goods are
fresh. too. That Important. for ilnens bought
In New York may hr several years old. and
you know starchcG linens do hot improve by
age. The dressing used 10y the manufacturers
l. not so destructive a. starch, but II docs in.
jurc the fabric in time. We have another ad
vantage IN prices We gain the importers
proht.
The result 10 We get the best linens In the
world, IN the best po~tghlc coalition. and for
the least money HuttUti. can yet them for.
We can give you the itDI"rt"g'S proht and
StIll have enough lutt
Now il Is proper Tor You TO con. idcr chat
somebody else may he doing the same thing.
and afford the very same advantages -. il
S0n pleas". whatever You wish la huN. get
samples of II from US and from other. and
compare,
Or buy our gcods. # yon IKE: and II you
can do aS well cls,Whrrr bring ours back
This is rather - brave challenge for. YOU
hnow nobody wants mnants
The lincns now in are shcctnw. pillow, hol-
Ncr and ShirtiuV linens uwrIs. towcliinv~,
dollics. napkins. tIhl, cloths and InhIc-tlucus,
JOHN " NAM AkFR,
outer circle, city Hall square entrance.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-09

THERE is A considerable tinge of the
Mississippi plan in the bill passed by
the Legislature and which is now law
prescrib ng the kind of ballots that are
to be used at the State election. The
most objectionable part is that which
puts it in the power Of the State Treas
urer to limit the amount of paper to be
used in the printing Of the tickets. As
the paper is to be furnished TO the Clerks
Of the Peace for distribution that officer
Of course may conclude that Il very
small amount of paper would bc Sutfi
cient for the Republican party, and il
the supply Of tickets were to run short
of course no other could hc procured aS
the law proscrih"S that 4 ticket printed
on any other kind of paper than that
furnished by the Clerks of the Peace
would be illegal The Mississippi plan
which resulted in returning the bull
dozer Chalmers 10 Congress, must have
been thoroughly studied and under
stood by those who offered the bill. We
look upon this bill a> a direct infringe
ment upon the liberties Of tn" people,
more obnoxious than the detostahle
British stamp act which l"t to III"
Revolution. Thus inch 10y inch are the
rights, of the people being taken from
them and if they are Jealous Of those
nghtSth sooner they cali a halt upon
the petty tyrantS who ar" reducing
them to >crtlom and political vassalagr
the better
Daily Republican., 1881-04-09

THIS DAY sixteen years ago the grand
Union army saw a white flag appear
over the hill tops from the direction of
the rebel camp, which was followed soon
after by the memorable meeting under
the Appomattox apple-tree and the full
and unconditional surrender ofthe rebel
army to General Grant
Daily Republican., 1881-04-09
Quaint ON Humorous,

Rev. Il. w. Todd, former pastor of
St. Paul's NJ. f. Church, but now Pre-
sizing Elder Of Dover District, Whining
ton Conference, will lecture next Thurs
day night al. the Union M. Z. Church,
this city, on 'The quaint and numerous
in MethOdism.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-09

NOTlCE-SMALL PON CASES.--ALL
" persons wishing an order to Small POX
Hospital should apply nt the Trustees office,
100 W. Sixth street. between the hours Of ga.
m, and L. IN, or from TO 5p. NJ No one
need apply at the residence or place of busi-
ness ut an! of the Trustees Of the Poor. By
order Of the marl4u TRUSTEES.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-09

lhe sSov" Is an exact rac,s,nu
'aotl on every genuine bout, " h
RAuLl'S CAUSrlC HAlsAn VI hoE'
''nc" ''i"rir"H REMEDY opty ". m 1'@
EF"und Of label Is q bright red in oo,' wy ''''
o'ner label ia worthir,, imits1o, ' Ail
We guarantee that ura ,sh,
: 1HS'!c halSam wi. produce m",s'ootisI m",a d
l"' thah n whole hottie cc ANY ny a'll& h
tfaN ID care mixture tser ofan'. ",htt.
Ret Of this coantr,, '''''u IN the ii.
LA"ElNCE. WILIJ,uS,,,
"fa superior ST., Cin'I.,G.
lIf;r" reduced t" only u I,or rr,,..' .,""Ne
sold by druggists, or s.r, h,"ut
'h"'a'S paid on r"cetpt Of rrirr "I'a
hc,ng sstjsiicd aurr fair ,-n
HAt SIlt LALSAN Wa> tho ~ pIyrha ha, at
hlNARf kiMEIN ever 1f,,nd AZ =. 'ETE
nc and one which III 10 the tpte,,' " nv PGs
morse owner 10 have cuu.tapiIy W f' " clt9
nay. secured tie Suli WuTn1r a,Shd.
N'rf-N'N for the STATE Of N m,a,IfSA ALE
"ahtH. Md, and ltclswA,, .U.a =. 'trt
to"ntlrs. f".. ana would lygc -" w." D%tH
to give 1t trial. "' HV'Selel
v. !. WARNER,
Daily Republican., 1881-04-09

THE NEW a>S,>Sm"ut law that has
passed The House and will in all proba-
hility pass the Senate is not SO ohicc-
tionablc a> it appeared At first sight and
were it divc>lcd of the personal respect
ability feature, it would be an improve
mcnt over the old law, Mr. Registers :
bill requires the Assessors in Wilmlng-
ton to sit five days Of sin hours each to
consider applications for assessment,
and each applicant is I" he Nonched toE
hy a responsible ircchudcr tn" same aA
at present. The bill also requires the
Levy Court to drsj -nHtc a day for each
hundred TO consider such applications,
bat any person failing to appear Oh
such day before the Levy Court may ap-
pear on any other day during the S"s |
sion. These are all improvements over |
the old bill The Objectionable teatur" |
is that which gives either the Assessor |
or the Levy Court the power to reject |
An applicant if his character is not just |
what he deems it ought to BE-.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-09
nlarJy lot
EAtON Al.
- EAlUN AL.
5000 ROSES

l.. f. HAYLIS Offers for sale this season
over 5000 trighty vnrieticsl of roses. eight for
". the balance on" year old, AT reasonable
rate. Also rood variety Of other plants, at
hts old stand, Concord Pike and Washington
street. mars -2mcUd
Daily Republican., 1881-04-09
JOHN WAN A N AXE Rs,
Chestnut Thirteenth and Market Streets and CITY Hall
Square, Philadelphia
W uslIns.

/ MuslIns.
Here yon can see nj q glance more muslin.
both IN quantity and variety. than there are
IN any two stores in lhiladci phia together.
We have IN pillow and shccting w.d,hs:
Utica Mills. PLAIN. iwillcd and doub1c.Warp.
! Wamauttt plain twiIled and double warn.
1 New York. Laconia.
FcquOt. Continental,
COncFtnga. Boston
i lrut OF the Loom naNol
| Nashua, Lyman.
Cabot,
! OF yard. wide shirtIng and sheeting muslin
We have;
Wamulta. Waterford,
! Utica Nonlarril, TooOhontES,
! Utica, cNtri heavy, Lyman,
! il-idr Of the " est, Appleton,
Fruit OF the Loom, rcquot,
New York, ltoott
IMillamsIinc &auinkehp.
IavOl. Continental
lnnsdalc, Lawrence
wight, Indian Orchard
kinR Philip. l'eppcrin.
lor"stdaIe, toncstoga.
Warren, Atlantic
Fidelity loCa@~et
Chapman. ,'ranIteyiilp,
fremont
Remember the practice in some stores Of
putting misi"aLng brands on these ,ery
goods. Thts Is donc 10 Cuncca, the identity Of
the goods and to keep Won from Votnlar;nl
with goods and prices here.
BY n custom ui tho trade We have to sell
muFitn. on too Smalt margin to be surr st
Way Of paying cOstS. We don't Ike 10 los
money but it l. our poltty To sell ~ low as
any body, whhtC,rr we sell AT All. when u,
can 10 that, well sop What Wc can't 40
well. We won't do It. Il wr know H.
So, here's the place to buy musttus.
JOHN " ~ kMAKFR
Outer circle. north east from the centre.
Hosiery.
Oar hOacry stock Is fan inc c,rry dircciio
from buhY r"ttuu stocking Il, 70 cruts 10 u
ladH's six stocking at SO We are - mag
Si.hh week n0rr tnau i>.' wear
We are inclined Ia ma,r ihs mpariscr
Astyl"S Of indio> fancy hose at 81 oout> are
oi the SANE grad" mat We Svid iasl year for
~ cents Compare them. # Yea ,trd -, with
20 cent stockings ciscwh,,r now.
joins NhNkN NkFE
oGter circle. Chestnut street rutaHcc
Daily Republican., 1881-04-09
4 Modest Dress.

very neat. bright modest and ut the
same time IHtNrrn.iS" dress fabric uf tiik k
cotton Or wool j. i cN,"rH aho,t quarter inch
square in gIays aud brown, lialf the warp
/, eiik. aud half Is cotton The slIk Is white.
hut ns the threads tlIr..' only stuglv the cf
icct i not white. hat rAtH, Il ulisirniug gray.
mor" or les rr"honuc q. according tu the
color with which II - woven, a cents, SIN.
gle width.
JOHN WANAh AkER.
Second circle Snulh-,ast from centre
Daily Republican., 1881-04-09

TUE LEGISLATCEE in its anxiety to
serve the Democratic party has PASSED
bill which boiled down Ia It's true
meaning is to prohibit manufacturing
companies, business firms, or individ-
uas, from diScharging anybody from
their employ near election times, no
matter how unreliable and unworthy
such workman or hands may be, lihr
is discharged the act can hc construed
into an attempt to inhucnc" voters
against their vii for which they can
be fined from 500 to 81 900, or inpriS
onment one year. or both at the discrc-
ton of the court Til" bill is made also
W punish bribery, but the main poiu,
was IT, reach the manufacturers of Viii
mingtou to compel them TO keep il.
their employ persons whom they do not
want Thus ore hy on" are thr lilHr-
ties OF the people taken away.
The IEGISLATtEE adlOUrnN t,-daN.
Let all the rr"p'r rejoice for the little
liberty that i, let 10 them. E,.juirr, We
r,f,i.,,t
Daily Republican., 1881-04-09

A PEPSIA will cure dyspepsia
n when every thing else fails.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-09

SHEKlfF'> ALE,--Ity virtue Of a writ Of
- LcNdri FaciHN, 70 me directed. will be cN-
posed to public sale, az h, jefferson House,
kept by I}enlHmin - lMuE!and in the city Of
New Castle, New Castle hundred aud county
of New Castle. aud STATE OF Delaware,
On WEDNESDAY, ,tht 2nth day Of April, 81,
Daily Republican., 1881-04-09
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Every legitimate subject in the world is
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not buy it II it does not meet your anticipa.
tions. 10 not let this grand oportunity slip
by. Truly,
Daily Republican., 1881-04-09

The following described real estate, vs..
All that certain lot Of laHd situate in the town
(now city, Of New Castle, in the county and
State aforesaid. on Ii" southeast side Of Mar
krt street. between delaware and Harmony
strr"ts, bounded by lands late Of william
Smith, now Of james Wilmot on the south
w,st hy lands Of the heirs of DR.. James Con.
per. deceased, on the southeast and on the
northeast by land of the hcIr> Of Hcury Wit
sill. deceased. having front on said Market
street of about IL feet. and raining back about
lt7 feet from tue outside Of tie curb on Mar
ket street, he the conteutS more or less. on
which Is erected two-stnry brick house. The
alley between this house and the adjoining
house on the northeast l. for the Joint and mu-
tual use of the nc"upauts OF s;itd honses.
Seized and taken in execution NJ the prop
crty Of James D'NcilI aud Agnes O'Soifl, his
wife, and t. t. aud to he sold by
FHlIlP X. CLARK, Sheriff.
SHERIFr's pFFrCH, Wilmington, Dol, April
4th, A. d., 1881. apr6ead Is