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Daily Republican., 1881-04-20
sHERIFs's SALE.

| StHERlFF'S SALE-By virtue Of q writ Of
- Ais, LeVari Facias. 20 me directed, will
be exposed TO Public Sale, at the hotel Of
Samuel Peacock, at Middletown, st. Georges
/ Hundred, New Castle county, Del, on
TUESDAY, the Sd day Of May, 1881,
at21a o'clock, p. m,
The following described real estate, viz:
All the following described piece or parcel
and tract Of land situated ia AppOquinimink
. Hundred, New Castle cuaaty aforesaid, and
seSerally bounded and described az follows.
! TO wit:
No, z. Beginning at u stone corner of land
ot tthe said Canlk and in the side Of land late
VI JOilh L9Wber, and running thence south
7 ~ degrees west ~ 10 pervhes thence south
~ ~ uegtees @ west " 10 perches, thence north
| if24 degrees east u 10 perches and thence
/ north 10 degrees minutes west so perches to
the place OF beginning, containing IL acres,
more or less.
No .. beginning at an old broken ton
Wapis corner Of land Of William Martin
/ Neg and in the line of land of George Mes
SICK, and running thence north 81 degrees
WtH 10 TO perches and north 5S degrees west
q Bio pe-ches to stone. thench south 60 de-
srees "A minutes west ~ 9lO perches. thence
south II degrees east 33 2-l0 perches. and
thence north b5 degrees and 81 minutes east
81 $40 perches to the place Of beginning, con-
tanning 10 acres and 53 perches, more or less.
no. 4. beginning mt stake in the woods
corner for lands Of the said William Caulk.
and theuce with the lands Of the said Caulk
, south l3t% degrees east 80 perches to stake
corner for said Caulk. thence north rs degrees
and "a minutes cast % 3dlle0 perrhes to a
stake in the swamp corner for lands of Peter
DAVIS, tnegro.) thence north l313 degrees west
~ r"whus 70 sake in the WOODS and thence
south IS degrees and "a minutes west ~ 35-l 100
p"rcheS 10 the place OF beginning, containing
~ acres, he the same more or esa.
NO b. Beginning at "a stake in a line of
and formerly Of John LowbeT, and running
themes with the said line north 7G3t degrees
% 80 perches to stake in the said line,
thence north ID degrees minutes west by
itne Of marked trees in the line between this
and the lot allotted To Robert Palmatery
another of the lines Of Charles Black. deceas-
sd. o0 Perches to II stake in the line of Bepja-
min lfnekstone's heirs thence with the said
| liho south 1874 dcgroas east rs 80 perehes to
another stake in the said line, thence bv line
ut marked trees a line hlSS for William Green
IA the amiCablc division made 10 the wear
isIj. south IL degrees and minutes east 10
pcrrhes To the place of beginning. containing
hy estimation 10 acres Of land, be the same
more or less. and also
| no 4. certain tract Of land situated in
ApIOquinimiuk Hundred aiOrcEaid, bounded
: ts follows by land adjoining William Caulk.
Charles Green and John Brster. containing
'arT,s, mere or Icsr, with a log house thereon
b erected.
Seized and taken in execution as tile prop-
"S.y or John !. Durham. Mortgagor. and
sarah A. DeEncy. terra hnant and to be sold
by PRlLiP K. CLARK, Sheriff.
HHEmFVs OFFICE Wilmington, Dol, April
Kun i'Al' apis
Daily Republican., 1881-04-20
Help for John EirOwn'a widow.

Tie m0vrmcnI begun by the San
Francisco Chronicle TO raise fund fel
the widow Of old John Brown has met
with success. Subscription books have
been opened only three days and $500
have been received. The largest single
rift was 500, but the bulk Of the sub
scriptions came from poor people in San
Francisco and throughout the State,
who can afford to give fifty cents or q
dollar. An effort will bc made to raise
enough to pay off tine mortgage on the
widow : farm, which amounts toS1 800
and to establish a fund sufficient to give
her support for the remainder OF her
life
Daily Republican., 1881-04-20
FOR NALE.

-,nR -,nRsALE.--FIvEYEAR-OLD HORSE,
E'oS, s,it,thIr for pony phaeton; can t1\-yN
~ driven by woman or child with 90
sofcty. good animal for any one w@nuHs =
ssMmoiI horse: fair traveller; sold for want OF
ne" Inquire at the REPUBLICAN Olnoc'
Daily Republican., 1881-04-20

NVIiCE,--l, ALBERT BENDLER, IN
~ compliance with the requirements oi
| tuc Act Of Assembly. in such case made
aud provided. do hereby give notice That
shall amply Ia writing to tne tourl vftfenerai
Sessions Of the Peace and .Iai Delivery. Of
tne state Of Delaware, IN AMI tOc New Castle
county. on Monday, the 9Th day Of May next,
being the first day Of the May term, A. d..
7Sl. isr license to keep an inn or tavern,
known rs the Port Penn iiouso. in Scheol dis
trict No. 63, st. Georges Hundred, and to
sell intoxicating Liquors in less z Iantities than
one quart, 10 be drunk onthe PROMISES and the
following respectable citizens locomlnUud the
said application, to wit:
simeon Lord, Ienas =. I.ongland.
Conrad HachieS. Samuel G. Carpenter,
VIM. ID. Lock"rnau, siamunl Yrarsley,
Edwin $. XHchas, O. u. webb,
Samuel G. E,ton, John Tachirs,
John II. YeIrsley, 1hompsou : Eaten,
II. {. Carpenter, James Il. Cunnrd,
Wm. Cast'cNow, Charles IT, Rose,
Thomas NTH. Thomas Cnstoiow,
W. X. fleming, John d. Evans.
splg1tf ALBERT RENbI.E.R.
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The ChristlAucy Divorce Suit.

WASHINGTON, April 49, The cx-
animation of witnesses for the defence
In the Christiancy divorce suit was re-
sumed this afternoon. Mrs. Mary i
Alleger was the only witness exam
ined, and testified to spending the time
between and 3 pm. with Mrs. Chris
tiancy, at the latter'S house, on Christ
mas day, 1879. She was indisposed,
and was lying upon the lounge all the
time that the witness was there. She
did MOI have any persons call to see her
during the time that the witness was
making the visit; neither did she go ont
of the house; and when the witness
went away Mrs. Christiancy was left in
the room
Daily Republican., 1881-04-20
Charged with Infan1icide.

A special from Frost 5Ulg, Md., states
tl;at considerable eNcitruent prevail,
there over the arrest of Miss Jane SO hell
on the charge Of stran@Ing her iwp ILL
iaRs, newly. born. The corps-5 Of the.
children, a boy and Il girl, wer" discov-
rrri in Browns meadow by Edward
i'rirc, who delivered th"m - she cor,0.
rtate authorities. JuStic MUat cmpan-
cINcd a Jury of Inquest nr,. .l.M por-
ter aud :. j. Jones, having made an
examination Of thc bodies, testified that
III" children Aad evidently hrru horn
alive, though til, marks ot violence an
parent might have h"cu innocently iuiic-
ted. The jury reached the following
verdict: "W" lind that the deceased in
fant children are the iIl"gitimatc rAi,-
lren Of Jane Scheii, of ALI gqnv county,
| Aoru AZ the house Of Thomas i!aihn, III
Frostburg, Nd, and that the s..id i"f1ut
children came to their death Ivy violence
inflicted upon tham by sam" parry O!
parties 20 the Jury uulsno~u."
Daily Republican., 1881-04-20

y,~XEGrTDR$' SALE
4 --GF--
HORSES. CARRIAGES, SLEIGH, cow.
HARNESS. Ac
Daily Republican., 1881-04-20
SPI,urZ sS an Editor.

1t is said, from what appears to be a
JrURGworthy source, that Carl SChurh is
soon to take charge of the New York
Evening i'rst Il, editor-in-chiet, and
mat the Post is to be hot anti-Conk-
ling urgau. Mr.. Schurz has a paper in
II. Louis. hut after four years in Wash
irgtou he il said 20 have Il longing for a
wilder deId, If h. goes to New York
Ee viii be apt to make things pretty
lively for the machine.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-20
A &GHialist ThrCafeuS President
Garfield.

Kni2,a Socialist leader of Chicago, has
written letter to President Garfield,
in which he says, "phe President is as
much of a dospot rs the Car Of Russia,
that i'll ali republics the people are op-
pressed by rulers, and this is particu-
iarly true Of the United States" This
Socialist concludes his letter with al
opinion that President Garfield ought
10 In served with Il big dose ofdyramite
aud nitru-G cerine. The President
read the letter and WAS amused at its
impudencr.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-20
New COal Cart.

G. w. Bush g. Son, coal merchants,
have ordered from Mills & Coombs one
of their latest improved two horse coal
carts, This is the first cart that the
firm have built for any of the Whining
ton coal merchants. Messrs. Mills
4 Coombs are buster now than ever in
building their patent coal carts.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-20
UsurpaEi0n cf Power.

For the Republican.
NEaShS. EpIroRS:-Tho Eoard OF
Health claims the power 10 close tn
public schools. The authority OF the
board il 10 abate nlisanros. Tn,
health guardians seem to have declared
that the public schools axe nul ,auceS.
Why did not the Board close the ppt n
House last week? Thousands Of pro,
Pile, white and black, clean and uncieau
from all quarters Of city, assembled
there nightly. Many OF them cam'
from smallpox neighborhoods A cast
OF smallpox existed near the Friends
school-housc. Why not close that
school, Why not close Scott NJ. f.
Sunday School? ii is Just aGrOaS tho
street from school 30. s, and is atten
ded by many of the children who are
pupils in schools Nos. I and 81 W hy
did not the president Of the Board o
Health close ST. Mary's L. {. church
which is adjoining to school No. IS.
Try II, Smallpox is as near to Jack
son s; Sharp's works rs it Is to some oi
the schools. Why rot close them,
Harlan& Hollingsworth's ! works should
be CLOSED. The churches, especially
those attended by coIored people, should
be closed. The thanks Of the public &r,
due the ignoramuseS who are driVin!
trade from this city.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-20
A Romance.

He was Young, he was fair, and III
parted his hair, like the average beau
in the middle; he was proud, he wa.
b0ld-but the truth must be told-ht
played like iiend on the fiddle.
Barring this vice, he was everything
nice, and his heart was 50 sOrrowing anC
tender, that he always turned pal,
when he trod on the tail, of the cat Iyinl
down 10y the feuder.
He clerked ina store, and the way thai
| he tore oitcdIico, jeans and brown sheet,
ing would have ti"klcd IL calf, and
made the brute laugh in the face Of a
quarterly meeting,
He Cut quite dash with darling
moustache, which he learned to adore
aud cherish; for one girl had said, when
hcdropped her proud head, that 'twOuid
kill her to see the thing perish
On Sunday he'd search the straight
road to I'll" church, uuheeling the voice
Of the Rcoruer, aud demWc!y sat, lik,
n Young tabhy eat, with the saints in
the amen corner.
He sang like u bird, and his sweet
voice was heard, fairly tuggiug away to
long metre, and we apeak uut the truth
when we say that this youth. could
Out-siUg 4 hunLry muskeeCer.
She WAS Young, she WAS fair, and
she scrambled her hair like the average
belle Of the city: she was proud, ont
not hoId-yCt the truth must bn told
the way she chewed wax waI II pity,
She ,ut quite II swell. did this wax
chewing helic, and the mru lurkel III
crowds 10 meet her, BAT she gave them
thc sblrk, for sh" loved the young clerk
who sHng Ike hungry mWskcrtrr.
s" she h"lnmed and She hawrd, and
she sighed and she clawed, til her
her heart ana jaws wore braacu !; thea
She wa,Hru Dv his store, whcn he stood
II the door, awaiting some loving
totpp.
She raised MP her eyes with mock
surprise, and tr,rd to enact the scoruer.
Dut ~ lei. the truth shr grinnrd al
the youth VINO loved the arn~a corner,
F i ~
They met alas. what came TO pas,
was sweet, and brief. and precious,
'hcy w0ned, they COu"d, h" talked, sh.
ch"wed-uh. how She loved good
gracious They mad 10 part he rose
70 STAR, her Erl@l can uot hs painted :
these are tn" facts she swallowed her
wax, ttrn screamed, then cho!<ei, then
taintut.
Her pa appeared; her bean, quite
scared, rnsh"d out to get some water
the wat'hd I spird his G"ut'o hide and
bit him wnrrr he ''ougAn1.'
The tale is sad, the sr4uGl Sreru--so
thinks the youth thus bitten. Hr alngS
no more, ;ta oft Of yora-he gave the
girl tho lpilrcn.
She riuc'i apace, her pretty face looked
slender and deiected; her father kind, but
somew hat blind, beheId her and retiec,
yeu. His income IAN he spent tor WAY
she smiled and called him clever. she
went to work, forgot the clerk, and
.Chawcd in bliss forever. .------Amcn.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-20

-op aAI,E-ONE HORSE AND ONE
ware: VIII be sold chcnp, MS nave n"
fuf'LoA u's !. f. SUTTON,
Second Street Market,
,o, or gth and Mad ,Sos SIS.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-20

VIII be sold at PublIc Sale, at the auction
room of l.. W. Stidhsm & Son, No. III East
Daily Republican., 1881-04-20

PHILIP X. CLARK. ~uvaih
SuEuRF's OFFICE, Wilmington. u".,. April
4th, a. D.. 1851. aprj-r"Qls
Daily Republican., 1881-04-20
FROM THECOAL REGIONS.
Lettsr From Travelling Cores.
pOndent-Good Times Tn the Coal
COuntry

Special Correspondence Of the Republican.
SHENANDOAH, PA, April la.
MEssRs, EuGToRS:--I See by your pa.
per that YOU have improved it by dress
lug it up in new type, and wishing to
add my quota 70 make it newsy, send
you "a few liaes from this city, however
poor they may he, still. they may inter-
est some one. OF course everything and
everybody is Interested in coal up here,
and this city being situated IN the heart
Of the coal fields must perturCe be lively
when coal il bringing good prices, aud
"Nise Versa" Tke Reading Coal Com
pany paid its hands last Saturday week,
the individual mines paid last Satur-
day, and AS the people don't 90 out OF
town to spend their money you may bt
assured that business was good for
awhile. These miners are apparently
rough in their manners but 4 more gen
erous or noble hearted set of rueu do not
exist.
For instance, not long ago three men
went down in "A mine near here, 10 Try
and find out where the fire was. Not
soruiuE up WHOM night came their
friends became alarmed and soon n
crowd gathered at the modth Of the
sloue. x car w2e lowered with men,
and they soon found that the black
damp had their friends in its embrace,
but how 10 reach them WAS the qucS-
ton. As fast rs one man would rush
in if he failed 10 reach them another
from the fresh air would rush in, and 30
they pulled one another ont. Tho peo.
pie meanwhile At the mouth Of the slcpe
kept burying the exhausted ones up to
their chiaS IN sand until the number
who riskpd their lives reached II nr H..
Yet they still thought their friends
might Oc alive. At last the damp re-
cc, cd and they found The three men
cold in death. They HAY" .af"ty l&lnps
that go out the minute the air is iou.,
but it Is certain death TO be in the black
damp three minutcS unieSs pulled oul
and buried in sand. I Il. 4. e
Daily Republican., 1881-04-20
LICENSE APPLICATIONS.

NO11CE-l, JAMES s. HEAL, INCOM-
IN ppance with the requirements Of the
Act Of Assembly. in such case made and pro-
vided, do hereby give notice that / shall ap-
ply In writing " the Court Of General Ses-
siOns Of the Peace and Jail Delivery, OF the
State Of Delaware, ia and for the county of
New Castle, on Monday. the 9Th day Of Nay
next, being the first day Of the May term, A.
d., 1881, for y liceuse to keep an inn or tavern
at No. ji7 East Fourth street. In the Fourth
Ward of the city Of Wilmington, Delaware,
and To sell intoxicating liquors in less guam
titles than one quart, TO BE- drulk Oh the
premises. and the following Substantial free
holders rocUmtnend tins sad applica Jion to
wit:
Henry L. Albert. Samuel Sayers,
Ikos. II. Eaton, John McGonl2al,
Francis Kelley. John d. KurtI.
Frederick Meyer. BERNARD Bonner,
John McClaherty. James Currau,
Francis X. .Jacquot, Vim. Altsentzer,
James G. l5articy, Robert Parry.
G. A. Frazer, John Hanson,
Francis Nc MOnagie kuVtrt Gitrswell.
Thomas W. Zebley, Charles Somer
John II. SavIIle, Julius A. Krauspe,
Martin Farrell. John McClOsksy,
John Calhoun.
aprlSt3t JAMES S. HEAL.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-20
at3u'cIock i. NJ 1881
The following described real estate. viz:

! The following described real estate, viz;
| All that lot Of land with II two-story frame
dwelling and out buildings thereon erected,
simaLcd In Delaware CITY Red Lion Tss
hundred, state Of Delaware. and de- lLsl
acrihed as follows to wit: Beginning at a
stake Oh f'iih street. in n south easterly direc-
Jion from Hamilton street. at the distance Of
about ~ #. from said Hamilton street, Il cor
urr for This land and land of John AShhurst,
,hrrr" along line Of said John Ashhurst in o
north castrr!y direction 100 f.. thence along
She lin" Ct said John Ashhurst in a south cas-
tCrly direction 2Uft. thence along the line of
4 lruwn in a south westerly direction 100 it.,
tncucr along Fifth street in u north westerly
direction n fl. to Il stake the place of begin
mag. containing about 1000 square feet Of land
more T less,
.SrlErd and taken in execution as the pr Op-
eriy Of Solomon Smith. and to be sold by
pHILlP h. CLARK, Sheriff.
SHEMrFs OFFICE, Wilmington, April 10th,
IH> april
Daily Republican., 1881-04-20

CtHEEIFF'S SALE.-Ey virtue Of n writ o.
y Lavar! FgCiaS, to me directed. viii J.,
exposed to public sale, at th" Court Housr. .on
Market street. between Tenth and E"yIntl
streets, in the city Of Wilmington, New Gas
tie county. Delaware, on
MONDAY. the 2'th day OF April, A. D., 1851,
81 O'clock. L. m.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-20
THE HOME SCHOOL.

Will begin its second term on September
8, 1880. Principals Miss Emile E. Thomp-
son and Mrs. B. H. Dorsey. For further par
hculars apply to MISS THOMPSON,
aug2s-lyd TOO Market street.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-20
tlIEElFF"S SALE

Hy virtue Of a writ Of Vcndtioni Exponas
to rac directed, will be exposed to public sale
at the Hotel Of Joseph Kidd. in Delaware
|Clt,. Red Lion Hundred, New Castle County,
delaware. On
MEDNESnAN. the An day Of NAV.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-20

EDOARDIN EASANT ROOMS
ID with hoard. Also table bonrders.
.aprll-lmd. Gl3 King street.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-20

GENTLEME EN- CAN
Id be accommodated with board at No. 22l
West Eighth street. apl@Zt
Daily Republican., 1881-04-20
EOSANNA MoCAFFERTl,

TNNECUrOItS' SALF,-WILL BE SOIL
K public snleon the premises, ri the former
residence Of Thomas COckcrill, deceased. in
Rrandywinc Hundred, New Castle county.
Delaware near Smiths Bridge, ,TiiU RSDAi
MAY 9TH. 1881, At ~ o'clock, ~ follows: II
acres Of good tillaGle land with good sub.
stautiRi stone dwelling containing 10 rooms
Eltll tONG well OF water q ihc door, good
stable with TN roof. corn CRIB. poultry house
and ether uut buildings. an apple orchard
with tiuc variety of chOice trees, tins
residence IL situated within mile Of smith :
fridge Station on The Delaware Nurthern X.
Il. aud withiu ~, miles OF the Brandy vim
summit pn tho Ba ltimsIe Central r. H., and
within miles Ur the city OF Wilmington,
Beaver NallcyP. y, with 4 mile Of the place.
The above property Is we'll located rUr a sum
m"r residence the farm Will be sold at ,
O'Clock Tho furniture kc.. IA the dwelling
will b. sold on the same day at l0 o'clock rs
oiIOWs Beds bod -steads. bedding. chairs,
cottage suit. stove, ingram and Btusseis car
pet. piano curtain, dlshrt. | wagon hRrnesS
Til'yntuT and many other articles not here
mrUloncd, but will be positively sold. Terms
or personal property cast; terms on reni 1s
tAtc - per cent. cash MS soon as the proper
ty Is struck of 100 can remain ON bond and
Havrtyugr. tho balance cash in 10 days; for
further information call or address.
EDWARD L. CDCkERlLL,
THOMAS WICK.
FRANCIS COtkERlLL.
Executors OF Thomas CockcrilI. deceased.
l.. W. SripHAM 4 SON, Auct'r.
Rprl9-2O = 21-2i Min .2-3,4dh4tw
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The following dcscrIhed real t.tn.e. VIZ:

me following described real tE'hat. va .
All that certain IoV or piece Of l1nd. with a
threp-StOry brick house thereon erected, stu
ate in the city Of v ilmingtOu. bounded ana
described as follows. to wit; beginning III Il
point ON tho southrr!y side Of FlI.h street, he
,wcrn Monroe and Adams Strye,s. ard at the
distance Of Is feet from the castyriy side Of
Adams street thence southerlF panitci with
Adams street % feet ~ inches to the north
rrly side ofnn alley 3 feet incn,S vide lead
ING into Carpenter street theme" along said
sid Of said alley cNStorIT parallel wan tltth
street Is fuct to Il corner; thence nUrthcrly
parallel with Adams street aud passing
through the middle ofthc party wall higid-
ing this from the adjoining hGusa on The east
s. feet ~, inches to the sald S0Uth"rly side oi
Fifth street, aud thence thereby westerly 10
feet to the place of beginning. he III" contents
thcrrorwhat they may. Book y, VOl TO-
Page 32t, &c.
Seized and taken in execution - the prop
pcrty of Edward tcrress and Anna H., his
wifo, David II. Barker aud MARY t.. his wife
and John B. Sua+Icy ard Caroline D., his
wife, and t. t.'s ant to be sold ny
PNlLIF Il. CLAHk, Sherf.
SHERIFFS OFFICE, Wilmington Del, April
4th, A. d., 1851. apFtrodts
Daily Republican., 1881-04-20
On FRIDAY, the I'D Gay Of apr.l, IS
At 1870 O'Clock. >. H..

Tho following GrscubrG real estate y,r:
An those Two certain rqu. uHdividrd rtJh
parts, fGhtr. shHgas Iul interest ,,. ia aLd 70
III that plnu'1lluu FD7 'gart o' iau,. sjt'lt,G
in PvrLd"r hundred. YU-u,r NM lr.crgbrd
~ follows, to W.T.: E..aur,ag 1T {, stuur a
corner fJr lUpd Of Ni!l.a'r +. lIG.'uca turHyf
with his hand north = degrees west 10, o-IJ
pHrchr9 10 s'0ur. = cDrulr "I the t",,ar
land thence thurcWitI "oGlN IS, arg.".s,
cast 5j prIches To ptu@c corner ipr 't..5. V,
Walkers land. tn, nee tn ..ul,h ,,Ft' q u,
,rc", cast 7d 70 Ucr"tts t. .lnh". corner "
land Of e. y. Moss. thru', lhvrnwi'h sUUt'I -
i Irrvcs west G& pvrrlu IT, q cutL," 0,@h2 ot
land GfJamcs A. Benson. tuylr, with igs land
north a degrees east - i-lO pu-rAns t. =
Stone corner. thence still with ii. taul south
& degrees west. 81 p"rchrs to - etDnr NJ the
side OF EOvcl's school house IuAd th"ucr
with the mlldl" Of said road 'oIth - degrees
west ~ pcrchCs to Il rOrn"ruf Andrea lIiaJNu :
land in the middle of said rOHd. thence with
his land north Il. degrees, west n pcrchos 70
u large white oak cree in band Of the said
WIN. J. lIurIock thence with his Iand north
SS' degrees east lis pCrchrs 10 the place Of
beginning, containing l3Sacrr@ und s%pcrchet.
be the slmU more or less
t,"iHci and taken in execution pc the prop
crty Of Samuel Ward and Alar'ht ward H.
wife. william N. Ward John Ward. and tv
be sold by
PHILIP K. CLARK. ~uvrH,
SHrmRF's OFFICE. Wilmington. l)".. April
4th, a. D., 1851 AFj-r"uts
Daily Republican., 1881-04-20

|DOARnINE.-F0R MAN AND WIFE
I'D or single gontlemaa, cheap. Apply 30j
|Shipley street. aprlF3t
Daily Republican., 1881-04-20
at z o'clock, o, IN.

ne 1oIiOWlns deseflneu real estate, viz:
An ilat certain lot Of land with a two-story
gr"H dwelling thereon. situate in the eity OF
Wilmington, known as 1908 Poplar street,
uoanded and described ms follows, to wit Be
coming at the easterIy side OF Poplar street,
between Tenth and Sherman streets, at the
a.fLance Of 60 feet inches from the northerly
de Of Tenth street; thence easterly parallel
with Tenth street through the centre of the
sonthsrly. party wall Gs feet to the westerly
sac ola feet wide alley, leading into Tenth
sIret; thence northcrly by said alley side
and parallel with Poplar street IA feet 10
inches: thence westerly parallel with Tenth
street through the centre Of the northerly
party wall Is feet To the eaStcrly side of Pop
lar street aforesaid. and thence thereby south
cry "A feet 10 inches to the place Of begin
Uyg. be the contents thereof W hat they NAV.
Seized and taken III execution as the prop
crty Of David II. Barker and Mary f.. his
".ir. and John Is, Stradiey and Caroline D.,
las wiic and t. t.. and To bp sold by
HHILIp il. CLARK, Sheriff.
SHEmyF'S OFFICE, " .imington, Del, April
4,u. a. D., 1881. ap9-eOdts
Daily Republican., 1881-04-20

YYTANTED-i0O PAIRS OF CHICKENS
w ". q. APPLETON,
mArl5 GNwG Thicd Street Market
Daily Republican., 1881-04-20

WITH PIE Mt
LID rooms; also table board, a. COS King
street. apl9-ttt
Daily Republican., 1881-04-20
'HDARDaH& e..

VXyANTED-GE ENTLEMEN DOARDERS
w ut No 30 West street. apl!G3l+
Daily Republican., 1881-04-20

NTANCED--A MIDDLE AGED WO.
w mauiodo general housew0rk. Apply
2ll Monroe street. GWls-G
Daily Republican., 1881-04-20

~ ERlFFS SALE.-hy virtue Of a writ Of
, LeNart faclas, to me directed, will BE-
e@PoEed 70 pub!lo safe. at the Court House,
"u Markst street. between Tenth and Elev.
enth Streets in the city of Wilmington, New
t9Als county, Delaware, on
MONDAY, the 18th day of April, A. D., 1881,