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WILMINGTON, N. C;, SATURDAY, APRIL 3, 1880.
NO. 45
Eetiew.
Ittl
New Advertisements.
aROWN & RODDICK.
45 Market St.
E WOULD ANNOUNCE THAT
we have opened in connection "with our
Dress Gocds Department, over 150 pieces
ot Worsted Dress Goods, which tfe'aro
(.(Torino at ' "
15c, 20c and 25c.
These gods are selected with a view
to the wants of thi market, and -embrace
many Novelties. Having purchased in the
months of October, November and De
cemb r, anticipating the' advance which
has r cently taken, place, and as far as
possible will gwe the benefit to our patrons
Black Cashmeres,
We are makinz a specialty of our
Mourning Department and have aiwayt
on hand a full assortment of all the Nov
elties in this particular branch of our busi.
Black Crapes.
We have by far the largest as30rtinen
of Black Crapes you can fiud, and are the
Sole Agents of ,
THE WIDOWS' GRAPH
; For the deepest mournl ng.
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2 Button Kid Gloves.
In Opera, bpring and Dark Shades.'
I . They need no .comments.
aiiocoes
From ( Cents Up !
We will be receiving large additions
every day now, as our buyer is in the
Northern markets at tha present time.
The way to secure Bargains is to keep
calli-g.
BROWN & RODDICK,
45 Market St.
mch 20 "
Foreclosure Sale.
BY VIRTUE OP THE -POWER8 'Con
ferred by a certain de d of mortgage ex
ecu ted by if. Marcus and wife to J. H.J
Stra ss. Guardian, the undersigned will offer
for sale by public auction, at Exchange Cor
ner in the city of; toil iogtoh, on the 24th
day of April 1880, at 12 o'clock, tbe follow
ing described real -estate thereby conveyed,
Beginning, at the Northeast corner of Lot
No. 47 in the old plan ot 1 he town, on Second
street, running thence Northwardly, along
Second street 33 feet, thence -Westwardly to
wards Front Street 165 feet, thence -Soutb-wardly
33 eet to Lot No. 47, thence Eajt lib
ft to the beginning.
Also, a certain other lot adjoining the
above, running Northwardly alonisr Second
( street 33 feet and extending back ttt width
165 feet towards Front street.
The above described property is, a part of
. lota Noa. 4 and 5, Block 139. Terms of pale
cash. - - ALEX. T. LONtOtf,
moh 23-30t - . Att'j for Mortgagee.
Commissioners Sale.
BY' VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THS
Superior Court of New Hanover couotyy
in the case of E. B. Goeit and others, vs.
W, W. Lane and others, 1 will expose to eale
at public auction, at the Court House door,
in the city ofWilmington, on Monday, the
3d day. of "May, 1880, the lot of land with
improvements thereon, situate on the Houth
-side of Princess street, betweenthe old Jour
nal building and the Baxter lot, fronting n
Prineesa street 50 feet and running back
southwardly that width 97 feet, being Darts
of lots No. 1 and 2 in -Bl ck l65taeeording to
tbetvfficial plan ff the Citv of 'WilmiDgtn.
tale to tske place at 12 oVock, M. Terms
cf ale liberal, and will be made known at
1 sale, A. T. LONDON, ;
1 ' . Commusioner.
I Troniv M Morris, Auctioneers.
I Wilmington, N a, 27th Feb. 1813.
1 mek 29 is . ;
Ul oijtgaeee's Sale.
"RT.VIRTDlt AND IS PURSUANCK of
t J the provisions of a certaia deed of Uort-
fge executed U Joel W.( WoolTin by Wil
liam Mampson and wife, on the 2lrt dar cf
I February 1878, and recorded in the Kegu-
ters Offioa of New Banover Couatv, in Book
N, page 6S9,-Ac.( the undersigned sj
Attorney fr said mortgagee will expose for
ile at public auction, for casb, at the Court
House door, in the CPy of WUmington, on
Moodar the ,5th day of April, at 12 o'clock,
H. the fodowiag described real estate in the
Gitv tit Wilmin7trT. .rr.rA..;- n..!..
I in the Southern line of Fanning street at a
poiox nip reei irom its Intersection with the
western line of Anderson street, thence west
wardly with Fanning street82K feet,running
back ti feet, being X part of lot I, block 261,
official plan of the City of Wilmington.
- ft rA MARTIIf,
njh 6-ti Atty for Mortf aj if.
. LOCAL NEWS,
'.; Nw' Advertisements.
Mas. 8. Jj BaKWrrNew Goods. ,
Kin N CAimo.v Notice.
Ofika Hocsb Pinafore.
QrzzA. Hobss Mrs. Scott f iddons.
WaiTEa Coskt Tob cco, Cigars, Ac.
Yatbi .--Crcquet.
F Hbir9bs The Magic F hotograpb.
Did your umbrella keep Lent? "
Acorn orv the. tresis worth two on the
foot. " :
Wir dov- ( r!ass--ali Vizes at Altafler &
Price's. ." - - . . t
Dealers aay gyld will go higher instead
of lower. ' .' :
No iriterments iu iiellevue Cemetery
this week.
Good deeds pau out better than good
intentions, '
'Tis ranch easier to miss the train than
train the. miss. ' . 1
Freqneutly review your couduct and
not your feelings. .;. ' . . .' .
But on" intermeiit. in Oakual this W('ek
tha of an adult,. t .
Cf.tfrn futures advanced ,10 points in
"N w York to-day.
The miliiDfrs are tu-y preparing for
their spriDg' opVnif gs
- Many a high-minded uihool girl dis
dains vulgar fractions.
"A dingy woman is very aptjo- be the
ife of a stingy man.
v- The horseshoe doesn't bring good luck
when the hore applies it. ' r
Fashionable ypuog mes are like . thr'v
atre bills. They are posted on the waltz.
It must come easy for a photographer
to say no. , He is never out of negativfi.
Save your money, aud bay your Build
4 ng Supplies from Altaffer & Price. f
There were six interments in Pine Forest
Cemetery (colored) t his week four adults
and .two children. :
Jf this is &pnog,give us Winter. If it is
Winter, give us Spring, or something elsej
if yourpiease, Mr. irohabiiiues.
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A familiar instance of color-bliodaess
atfiat of a man taking a brown sils: um-
brella and leaviDg a.greea ' gingham one
la its place.
iii very Douy can ger suitea w una-rocKet
;
W"U.WB BV iuav.uom.-uw- Kii...
ii not good for babies; is better raw.
1 ae aociors are rigm;a raw . cow . Biv
better milk than a boiled one.
We are glad to learn thatrtno ladies 01 I
St. James Cbureh realized so haudsome-
y from the. Festival glvu by them on
Wednesday night. - They netted sme- j
thing over $200.
The head, waiter at a hotel is tne chap
becomes to inauire how vou are eet-
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lug aiuut uer yuur uafo oceu uerveu. j
During the half hour you are waiting for
a waiter he is not visible.
. . .
Wheu a man takes a bad hat from a
hotel dining-room' ar.d leavts a good one
he caa generally liexut of it . but to he
oiar. ..H;r nA K,.rAr.nu An.. rm
bring suspicion upon an
honest Doliti
cian. -
All over tke world Dr. Bull's Cuugh
Syrup is making its way, aud . eyery
place it reaches consumptive people re
mam eaM r ww aw l' T f !o t-nln :n kln..L I
UlUiO DU.UUUJ KJCti . A4i IO ViUIV H UitPN"" I
to humanity,, and costs only 25 cents.
lLrr.-Nath,i J acobi having been appoint
ed agent for the Atlas Plow, pa ties in
want of this celebrated. Tlow cin now
have their orders rilled at Jacobi's Hard
ware )e.pot, fo. 10 S. Front st. . tf,
indications.
For the South Atlantic State?, warmer,
clouay, rainy weather, southeast to sout'h-
west winds, iower barometer.
Ilalfs Vegetable Sicilian 11. ir Jc
newer will pesitively restore gray hair to I
its original color Give a trial. I
V Grateful Women.
None receive so much .benefit, and
none are ao profoundly gratefu. acd show
sucn an interest in recommendin Hop
Bitters as women. It is the only remedy
peculiarly adapted to the many ills the
sex is most universally suVj jct to. Chills
and fever, indigestion or deranged' Irver,
consUnt or. periodical sick headache,
weakness in the back or kidneys, pain in
the shoulders and different parts ot the
WW, m icvuu 01 ia.muB ana aespoQ
a mm t . .
deacy, are all readly remoyed by thse
Bllien, ; t 1
5 ft i. t
The Cape Fear. .
. The water, in the -Gape Fer again
threatens to beoame distreisiDg'y low.anu
unless there are plentiful rains in the in-
teribr within the next week it will soon
be dawn to low water mark. At latest
i . . . .
reports, dated yesterday morning, there
was only seven feet of ; water on the shoal
at Fayetteville and it was still falling.
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To B Laid Up.
The ateanier J). M rch j 'n mikc her
last a p pear-i co at'vur port to-day for the
present. On her .return to Fayetteville
.he-will be laid up for the. visual annual
i . ,. 7- . -
oer-hauhng,Tep-i'riM aiid cleaning
upl .This wnl' t-tkf rb ut ix weeks
ana the work will oe cai rif 'u under the
personal supervision A. her c- nmaijdt. r
Capt. A. Gam; on. , '
Full Metal and Walnut oh.w Oases, ali
styles and sizes, at -Aita fkr, Pkicje
& Co's.
VVorlli Knowius.
A tablespoonful of spirits ot ammonia to
a pail of warm wter once a week, is said
) be excellent for the flowers in boxes or
pots and the young growing plants just
smarting to grow in spring. - They should
bejfrjr nged with it thoroughly, and wil
grqw fist and k'ep clear of insects. It is
good eve Lr in wiater to brighten tip the
appearance of house-plants and keep them
from languishing. . Every housekeeper
I should have a bott'e of amomnia in the
kitchen. Theje many ways in which
it is useful.
I Or. I t-ii chard's lecture.
The Rev. Dr. T. U. Pritchard", wl o U
to lecture here on the -evening of Tues-'
day, the 13th inst., before the Library
AEspciatiop, has selected as the theme of
faiiH Biscjurtie Tu6 one thing necessary to
tbel develipm nt of North Carolina."
From the weii knowu reputation of this
eloquent divine, we feel-assured that all
who. propose.listening to'his lecture may
anticipate an 6veniag of rare enjoy tnefit.
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Window Glass of all sizes, Dours, Sash
and Blinds, Builders' Dardware,&o L.ow 1
st pieces at jAposi's.
Leap Year Privileges.
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'Leap year gives young ladies a special
privilege c in making love." Perhaps it
dess. . But no respectable young man
will have anything to de with a rounff
7, - m - tf - ew
lady. who takes a position on the street
corcer and wines at tue gentlemen as
they pass by. Nor would it look well
for a dozen or more young ladies to "loaf
arnilnrl in frnnr. nf a rhnrr.h" fnr an firtnr
, . .. , . .
danciDg-a tra-la-ia oa tne SLaewaiK in
0jer to kill time until the congregation
dsmjased arid then buckle un to
T d b fc ni h Xnt
ahyj
.We noticed ou the streets yesterday
some handsome sui s 'of Sorinc Clothinir.
which were bouglit at the well-known
Clothing House of Mt-ssrs. Shhier's, 28
and
14 Market si reet.
t
Be Gentlemen at Home.
Tlptb r few fArrtilifla we imarr5ri
t s 0"-",
sr . . . , . . . . . ,
anywnere, in wnicn love is not aousea it
furnishing a license for impoliteness. A
r y . . .
husband, or father or brother, will SDeak
. a ' ' .
harsh words to those whom be. loves the
bestsimplj because the-security of .love
aQd femil7 pride keeps him Irom getting
his head broken. It is a shame that a
man' WI speak more impolitely at times
to his wife or sister than to any other fe
mole, except a low vicious one. It is
. .
thus'that the 'holiest affections of a man's
i - . ,
nature prove to be a weaker protection to
. ... .-. ? n' ikA t . m i 1 wf AtvAln 1 1 1 a L L
Ck W-OU-iciU 111 bUC lUlii Vtikio .luau VUt?
restraints of society, and th.At a woaian
usually is icdebted tor the kindest politer
nesslot iita to t; ose not Dsiuug ug 10 ner
own noufenoKi. J nings ooguc noi 10 bt;
so. The man who, because it will i.ot te
resented, inflicts bis spleen ar.d Lad
temper upon these of his bcarlbstoiie, is a
small coward and a mtau man. Kicd
wcrds are a circu'ating medium bciwe n
trtt3 ladies at home, and no polish fxhib-
ited ,m society can atone for tnearh
language and disrespectlul tre.tm -ht too
often indulged in between those hound
together by God s own ties of ti.xd.. and
the tiU more acred bonds of Ccnjagal
love.j
The DjcorHeIdlri2-'
Ever since Prof. -Qreen wrete to the
Medlcil Record adrisiiig. physicians every .
where to use the S ife Kidney and Liver
Curel with their practice, it nas been gain-
iiiff fin favor wi n the profession, i hey
can Bad uthin which, is a substitute for
it. R. Caulkio, M. or itocnester, 2i.
v k. nritnl.1 now nrescriha it-tn all
afflicted with any serious kidney and ljver
diaeases.
Diy's length 12 hoars and 42 minutes
To-morrow U known in the Church
Calendar as the First Sunday aftr Kae
ter.
A slight rain this aftenoon promife,
to be followed. by much more of the de
sirable commodity.
The Kesieter of Dee fa haa issued x bat
two'marriie license this weak, both .of
which were Ut colored couples.
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If leap year socia. lea were as effective
for jproduciug matrimonial alliances as that
old stand by the front gte ministers
and justices of the"p,ice wonM reap, rich
harvests. . -
t -" ' -
"-, Although Mar.cli his left us its winds
are" still hre. This foieaeoh was one el
the hio t disagreeable, on account of the
wind and dust, that we have ever known
South of Washington City. .
Fatally Burned.
Nancy Yoangt an.- old colored womhn
nearly 80 years of age, who lived about
4 miles, from this city, on the Fayette
ville road, in Brunswick county, while in
the yard at her house about 11 o'clock
yesterday forenoon, engaged in boiling
cletkes, hrd her garment! ignited by
coming in contact with the fire, and she
was so horribly barned that she died at
-
about 6 o'clock this morning. There was
no one near her at the time of the acci
dent except her Jhusband,-who was toe
old and infirm to render much assistance.
Departed This Life.
Mr. Philemon Taylor, of Fayetteville ,
the father of our fellowtownsman, Mr.
J. H. Tayor, we regret to learn departed
this life on yesterday, the 2u inst., after
a lingering illness in the town of Fayette
viHe Mr.Taylor.we hear, was a consistent
member of the Baptist ..Church and bad
been a communicant in that Church for
a long nnmber of years. His death, will
be regretted by the entire community in
which he lived, where he was highly es
teemed and respeoted by all who knew
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We recently bad the pleasure of seeing
our friend. Mr. Theo. James, of the Re
view, in the lobby of the Senate. We,
however, did not prtsume -that he was
lobbying, but supposed that like other
gentlemen, he was a mere looker-on in
Vienna, attracted thereby the interesting
circumstances of the occasion. We hope
we were not in error, Baltigh Obser
ver. - ' :
Our friend, Captain Ashe, "of the
Observer, can best answer his own ques
tion, as we had .seats together (to which
we were both invited by an ofiicer of the
Senate Chamber) just to the left of tte
President's chair, acd wbjc hweoccupied
about the same leDgth of time during the
delivery of General Leach's speech in op
position to Mr. Dortch's amendment,
Tha occasion referred to was our first and
only experience in the lobby, either by
invitation or otherwise.
musemtnts Anead.
TLe simple and unusual announcement
of the fact that our people are to be treat
ed next week to two excellent entertain.
moots will be received with gratification
by all. Hayes Juvenile Opera Troupe,
under the management of Mr. W. T.
Powell, are o be with us on .Wednesday
night and a matinee on Tkursday, after
noon, and Mrs. Scott Siddons, the famous
"Qcfesn of Readers," "who is
now - on her farewell tour in America
will give one of her charming and
delightful entertainments on Friday
night. Tickets will be on sale, with re
served seats at Heinsbergpr's, on Monday
f jr th? Pinafores' and for Mrs. Siddons' en-
ertaiwrr.ent at the Rime pla'-e .on Wed
nesday. ' . '' - '
A Uistlnsuis ed Visitor.
Profebsor C. S. Sargent, of Harvard
Ubiyersityi a. Cambridge, Mju , arrived
in this city a few dajs tince and,' since
his arrival, has devoted his tirm to ex
amioiug the furcsts of the neighborhood
to become acquainted With enr 7 trees,
plants and shrubbery, and also gathering
statistics iu relation to our trade in tim
ber,, lumber, and naval stores for the us
of the Census Department. Professor
Sargent is an accomplished botanist, is
now in the employ of tbe Census' Bureau
-and has been aligned to his present duty
by Mr. Suj erintecdect Walker; of tba
Census Department; .He Tisita Bargtw,
the county teal of Pender county, today(
with thiiaiae object iniew. -j: It is ex
pected that efore' his labors shall hate
concluded, h4twillwisiV ap d .inspect the
foresU of tbe entire ccuntry.. . , J
New Advertisements.
Wotice.
'JTHE ANNUAL MEETING of theMembers
Policy Ho!ders of the Wilmington Mutual
Insurance Company will be held at tb
Pourt Room of the City Hall on Wednesdsji
April 7th, at 8 o'clook, P. M.
apl S it 8AM Ji. CA NITON, Beefy.
WEW GOODSNEW GOODS
jVl 8. 8. J.BAxaa has just received a re
if A lot of Leghorn Bonnets, tlats and Ha;s
All the new styles of Bats, Flowers, Kibbon
and evsrything in the Millinery lines, ali of
which I offer to the pubhc on the mo.t lib
ral terms, I am able to effer great in'-.
daeementatdthe"Iadifs of the city acd for
rounding country, both as to qutlity a-d
price of goods. Bair work done in the
most improrel styles. I keep Zephyr and
Saxony Wool in all colois.Call and tev
for yourselves, correr Third and Oranee sts
pl 3 .' . ,
Walter Coney,
DEALER' IN
OBACCQ, IilPOllTED AND 1)0
MaS Tic- KiAlis, Cigai?tips, irniiil and
Pipes of a!i descriptions.
WALTER CONEY,
Market street.
apl S
OPERA HOUSE,
Wednesday Evening, April 7th. and
Matinee Thursday, 3.30 P- M.
ATUitj' JDVifiNlLK OPJtK A Troupe,
Duder the management of W. T. Powell,
Presenting the famous musical absurdity by
Gilbert A Sullirac, entided
H. M. S. P I N A F O R E !
The Opera will be prodoc3d with an entire
NEW AND NOVEL SCENE,
and the same attention to detsil that charac
terized its longrnn at the troad Street The
atre and Wallack's, New York, and its won
derful success through tne South last Fall
under Mr. ford, of Baltimore.
Admission, 2?, 60 and 76 cents. No extra
for secured seats at Htineberger's Hookstore.
: pSf Ma'inee Prices Adults, 50c; Child
ren, 26c. apl 3.4t
OPERA HOUSE.
C. J. WHITNKT.... 1. Manager.
EDWARD E. KIbDEH,.,............Direot9r.
D. 8.7 AM8DEN .....Business Manager.
Friday Evening, April 9th
The 8oclety Event of the Seston. Farf-
well Tour in Headings of the Diitinguiehed
Artiste and Qaecn of Readers,
LV3RS. SCOTT SIDDONS
ONE NIGHT ONLY !
The favorite of Europe, Ameiica and Aus
tralia, in a Magnitieent Programme of
THE HIGHEST CLASS.
i Note Mrs. Siddons' repertoire on this
occasion will embrace the cheicest selections
from the Standard Authors of the World,
"Prom Grave ta Gay " Given in the bril
liant manner that has already made this
charming lady the favorite of cdltuted cir
cles East, West, North end South.
; General Adm'ssion, $1 ,
; No extra charge for reserved ceats, to be
procuied at BeiEsbergeHs Music and Book
Sto e, on and after Wednesday moraine.
Gallery 60 cents.
Manager for Mrs. Scott Siddons, Mr. Jas.
VcMftbon.
JRapl 3-B-m-w-th.firi . ,
WiLniseTo, N. C, April f, i8L0.
rpHE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE of the
Democratic Party for this (Third) Congres
sional District, will meet at the Purcell
House, in Wilmington, on Wednesday, the
21st oi April, at H o'clock, A. M.
A fail at endance is earnestly requested.
Those unah'e to attend will please notify tbe
Chairman and send proxies.
ap2 4 CHAS. D. MYEBF?, Chm'n.
i Moore Index, Warsaw Brief Mention, ey
etteville Banner please copy.
Copartnersliip Notice.
r HATlS THIS DAT ADMITTED TO
partnesbip Mr. Al.FX. 15 HluE-and
11 EN BY H. aglDhandity bip Broker and
Cemmluion Batiness will be continued ua
der the name and stv le of fl EI DBA Co .
AH parties indebted to me a-e requested tn
eett e with mv Attonjey.Mr. Alex..ri.fleide,
during the rem lit der of this jer.
. Any person holding claims or acceptances
agaiiut sue will please present them for eet
ement at once.
With thanks to ay friends for their liberal
patronage in the past, ard. hoping they will
continue their favors wkh tne new llpuse,
J am, Tery respctfuliy . -
B. E HETflE.
WE BE TO NNODNCE THAT WB
have this day formed a Cop artnerbip
as stated aneve, and hope to merit the same
confidence and fevers shown the old Mouse:
: Very respectful y,
ii K. ME1DE, f -'
AL'X 8..UEIDE, ,
HENliY H. BE1DE.
Wilmington, Jf. C, Aptfl lit, 1880. t
Wew Home.
ANOTHER. LOT OF THOSE JUSTLY
" - - ' ' ' . " .
Gpular,' Light Bunsinr, New Home Sewing
araine,- jt arrived and openlaz oat
i. i'i :
aea 30-Xtf ' '
J. B PAEIIAE, t
untet BtreeU
K"ew Advertisbmonts.
mini
1
jzJLT
Has arrived and has trtkeTi-loc
- iff '- - -t k
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COME. LAuiES, AND. PAY HER A
VISIT!
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" OULD RESPECT kVLl announce to
y friends and patrons that I have just re.
tarnedto the city from the Northern rx at -kets
w ith the ' m'ott complete nd most de.
sirable stock V"
Millinery aail Facy Goods
for the Spring and Summer that
I have ever had. This ctock is now be rg
unpacked and marked and inys
Grand Openiiig
Will be announced in a few dayt, 1 have-a! I
of the latest aud moa desiiable etjles and
many novelties; .': $; .
A call and an in ectien is reFpoctfulIy
solic'ted. "'
The goods were bought to rfsllaau so'd
they will be at very low priws. rr'j
The stock will he exLibitt; wh.rl.uch
pleaeure, to all who may call, whethrs in
tending purchans or otherwise. ,j f .
N. II. SPRUIT,
mch 31 .Wm v
Eye and jir Sur.
QN AND AJTEIi A 0 JJf D A Y NJiXT, 1 'a
instant, Dr. M." J. DsROSSKT wflllbe In
Wilmington, ron a ehost time; oh lh return .
to New York from Fan Antonio' TeVav
"While here, he will be ready to .attend to ,
any cares in the above special branches .of
his profession, in which his services may La
required, and itay be cocsuftld lalhe resi
dence of hi.s father, comer cf Second and"
Dock streets. .
apl l-3t &
CoiiiinissioHeisSalei
BY VIRTUE AND l3PURulvZ of
a decree of the FuperW ftbhVt 6rNew
Jianover CouDty, maao at the iall Term,
1379, tha underei;ned, as Commissioner ap
pointed for that purpeepwIlFHeipofte
for gale, at public auciioy,f,, atj the,
Court Uouso door in the City: of Vil
mington, on Monday, cth day cf Aftll 1&3'),
at 12 o'clock, M. tbe following: tracts of land
in said City : Beginning at,thi East sitfe of
Front street 66 feet Houth froin (LaVintersec.
tion in its southern line of Wooiter efrect,
ttence South with Front street ftan.t
running at right angles with said etreet.73
feet, brng a part or lot 2 bloek 5, Mi
plan of City of VijaiDxtoa.;Xef ajcUh
I.'p;.PATT!f., " '
. 'i-.tJo.ntm itsicr. c n
mch S-lawts
BY VIRTUEOF AX1) IN PUHHIJAXCL'
ot a decree rendered at tire FeflTtom of
the Superior Court of 'ewjannref cpaftty,
tbe endereiijned, bel:jf duly appoiiiia.t oai
misionsr to make snes tali by'1i.,Vll9rer ,
will expose at public aticti to .theJJgtest
Didder, fer cish, at tha Court noweooor iu
the city of Wtlss ingtan, ermsty f ityrii
rr, at 12 o'clock, M,. , on,, pndajtha 6th
dy ot April 1S?0. tfte follow icg describes
reuii?es, tifu&te in the C ty 'at 'Wlurpitgrn,
and boanded as foUovfa .'t BegiB,fith
southwetTern irterecct'n of CMtiaTifh
streets, tbeccs elCBg Castle Ftrt)Ttlefli ICS
feet, thei.ee 8outh 132 fe, Ahnce.J'Issi.lt'i
feet, thence North on FirtS street' 121 fc3ct tu
the beginning beiejr tie eaUaihafrf1ot
Ncs. 1 and 2, block 7C, accirdiag piihajtli
era! plan of the dtr of WnmioftfJnh
sale tt be bieding and absolute a .to aiithe
parties having any right, title tk jaareV i
said premises, excatiDg- the widens tlgbt to
d.wer aud the icfint's riht .to honwetead
ardto !!r? riah's thj sale h-iH he satjee:.
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men 13-lrw'it ' Ccmiifjlotci.
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The Magio PiiotornnlJ.
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AVER Y WOK D IBS UL; 0 0,YEK Y.
Hy.bolJing tfcerctDsrTanh YoKsT ttort
time before ycu so that yovf-fiCitJ'ay'fiklte
a strong imp
imprtiiioajoa U,jthtairPief fnt
the glass and your correct litneis
sr. Vni tle t5"1
Iy upon the ,
will appesr.
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Croaueti'1
A N.1JI1IEN8E $?0CK. aWf
. men 29 - Haiixitma:!.
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