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Speaker Blaine on the Stump.

MIR. Blaine has the reputation of be-
ing about the strongest politician in the
Administration parry, and he showed
during the last session, along with a
good deal more of thick-and.thin parti-
sanship than becomes Speaker of the
House of Representatives, some manly
independence, as in his resolute oppo-
sition to the Third-Term bill, which
gives him a chance of being heard
with respect by moderate men. In
fact we have the right to say that what
he says is the best that can be said for
his party; but ii would be almost cruel
to exercise that right, for what he said
in New Haven last night was very
weak. The trouble with Mr.. Blaine
is, and il is trouble with all the ad-
vocates of Mr.. Blaine's way of think
ing, that every appeal ho makes for
the Administration is in fact an in-
dictment of the Administration. He
assures his hearers that the Southern
States are still disorganized that the
blacks are only protected in their civil
rights by the inteiposition of Federal
power. Well, whose fault is that? 1t
is twelve years since, the collapse of
the Southern Confederacy being as
sured, Mr.. Blaine's party undertook
the paciication of the South and the
restoration of the Union. Mr.. Blaine
admits, nay, Mr.. Blaine insists and re-
iterates, that the South is not peaceful,
nor the Union restored. To an ordina-
ry mind this fact would indicate that
the Republican party, thus proved and
opnfaSoad m ha ipnnunatanf for ha
work it undertook, should give place
to some other party that has at least a
chance of doing what it has not the
least chance of doing, since, according
to MIR. Blaine, the rebellious feeling
shows no sign of giving way. To Mr..
Blaine's mind it indicates that the hope.
less incompetents ought to have anoth-
er trial at what he does not expect
them to do. There is no sense in this
unless MIR. Blaine looks forward to the
indefinite continuance in the South of
the disorder which he admits that his
party has perpetuated there. If he
does, and considers that the only way
to treat the South is to hold it as con-
quered province-denying the whites
the rights of citizens, lest they should
deny the blacks the rights of citizens
he ought in all consistency to have
voted for the Third-Term bill. He did
not vote for the Force bill, because
he has too much sense not to know
that the south would give no trouble
to anybody if the President were not
bent upon stealing its electoral votes
instead of tranquilliZing it; in other
words, too much sense to believe in
the bugbear with which he tried to
frighten the New Haven people last
night. World.
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The Arligton Estate.

Mrs. M. A. r. Lee, femme couert,
had life estate in this property in
August, 1861, when Congress passed
the bill imposing direct tax upon
insrurectionary districts. Under that
act Virginia was taxed $987 ,522, and
the tax levied upon the Arlington es-
tate was set at $92.07. Further acts
of Congress and these regulations of
the Tax Commissioners under these
acts were promulgated, and finally, in
1868, the Arlington estate, long since
in possession of the Government, was
sold for this tax bill of $92. OF, and, by
order of President Lincoln, bought in
for the Government for "war, military
charitable and educational purposes. :"
under the act OF February 6, 1868;
which however was never paid nor
even rendered to any person,
Mr.. Lee at the time of sale, as also
at the time of advertisement was inside
the Confederate lines where her duty
as femme covert constrained her to be
Netherless, when the Arlington pro.
perty was offered for sale in default of
taxes, a tender of the amount due was
made ky Mrs. Lees connection inBal-
timore and Washington. This tender
the Commissioners refused to accent.
having ruled that no taxes, under the
act of August 5, 1861, could be paid.
unless the tender was made by the i'm.
mediate owner of the property in per.
son. So that, under this preposterous
ruling, if property belonging to an
infant three W eeks old were taxed. he
could not appear by guardian, but
must be fetched up mewling and puk-
ing in his nurses arms, with the tax
bill and the money grasped in his chub-
by fist.
In this way the Government got DOS.
session of this estate, worth $500. 600
1t has held possession of it ever since
About two hundred acres of the estate
has been converted into national
cemetery, the remainder has been
leased to freedmen or otherwise used
by the Government.
1t is certain, and matter Of record
that no tax title can be made valid
where the proof is waiting that the
amount of tax due was rendered and
refused to be received by the Commits
sioners because not rendered by the
owner in person.
1t Is certain that ony such ruling as
this makes all sales affected under il
null and void.
1t IS certain that the United States
cannot acquire title to land in any
State and jurisdiction over it witho ut
hrst obtaining the consent of shat
State
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ANOTHER American revivalist has mad.
ms appearance in Europe, and IPbiladel
phia has the honor of being hi. $50 $50
piace' as Pennsylvania has the credit Of
sNine birth to Mr.. Sankey, who has been
,-;.a .a'ing quite sensation. in COMPANY
wv NUN Mr' Moody, recently in England
as as 4,. aine the labors of the evangelist,
as 'neSe gentlemen are sometimes called
are ar, In Berlin andamong the Prussiana
80 movement 1T would thus seem. is
spreading all over Europe, and before !,
spends itself may extend all ouau a. y
globe. o'er the
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SdhtO DOn,ingo's Claims
FIVE MILLION DOLLARS DAMAcre NON
PRESIDENT GRANTS INrpRyp>Ty1,.

MlLLloN DOLLARS DAMAGES FOR
PRESIDENT GRANT, S INTERVENTION.
oANTo DOMINGO, March 22,-Itis stated
mat thls government is now being hard
pressed by about two thousand of ira
citizens, victims of Baezs action. wbila
M Thuer me immediate protection of the
'., o'"t9 snlps OF war, to prepare and
H9esent clalm on the United States
Government for losses and ininries w. tsa
Government and people arising tbero'
from The foundation of this claim has
Deen taken from the speech of Senator
Sumner, OF March 81, 1871, on violations
OF international law and usurpations Of
war powers. The Government intends
IL Is SAID, to present a claim for S. OOC ,
ooo, but has not yet decided how or hv
whom they will present it, having no
diplomatic representative in Washing
ton. The argument which it il said the
dominican Government will submit. in
support OF this claim, recites the facts in
eohnectlon with Baez's accession to pow
er ms attempt to dispose of the coun-
~ anu Che Lease OF Samana declares
mn I1.a. ne was was maintained in power by the
onted states troops, and was compelled
to flee when they ceased to sunnort him.
that while occupying the Presidencv
protected by United States ships he
plundered the Treasury of a large nor
t!on OF ITS revenue and ill-treated the
citlzens alludes to many other facts in
regard to the relations between tba
United States and Santo Domingo wb;nb
nave occupied attention during several
years, and declares the acts of the Unit
ed States Government were in violation
OF international law, and that it is re-
sponsloie for the losses and injuries oc-
casioneo oy the protection of Baez.
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REGISTERS ORDERS
REGIsTEHs's ORDER.
RKaIsrER's oRRInR
New Castle Countv M..h oad ro,,

- NEW Castle County, March 23d. 1875s
Upon. the application of John e. Grubb.
Administrator D. B. n. of Samuel Chambers
late of Wilmington Hundred. in said County
deceased, it is ordered and directed by the
Register that Administrator aforesaid. give
notice of the granting of Letters of Adminis-
tration upon the Estate of the deceased. with
the date of granting thereof, by causing adj
yertisenents to be posted within forty dsys
from the date of such Letters, in six Of " .
most PUBLIC places of the County New
Castle. recurring all persons having emands
against the Estate, to present the sans or
abide by an Act of Assembly in such case ma a
and provided. And also cause the same IN hs
inserted within the same period in the Dela
ware Gazette, anewspaper publishe ed in vii.
mington .and to be continued therein thrss
weeFs. (E. ODD '"f'e
~, Given underline hand and Seal n,
LIS. Ofice of the Register aforesaid. At
49, New Castle, in New Castle County
aforesaid the day and yea, above written.
s. G. BIGGS. Register,
NOTICE.
All persons having claims against the Es.
tate OF the deceased must present the san a
duly attested t. the Administrator. on or
before March 23d. 1879. or abide the Act
OF Assembly in such case made and provided.
JOHN E. GRUBB,
Address Wilmington. Del. mar2ieodsw
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Says the Philadelphia Ledger: The
response of the Kellogg Legislature of
Louisiana and of Kellogg himself to
the resolutions of the national House
and Senate upholding his government,
is the promulgation of pretended ap,
preparation bill, which is branded by
the speakers of the two houses of the
State Legislature as "a criminal act of
forgery" What an auspicious day
that will be when Louisiana hears no
more of Kellogg.
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SHERIFF"S SALES.
sIahRIfF's SAL+

10y virtue of an writ of Ais. Levari Facias
- to me directed will be exposed to public
Sale, ut the
DELAWARE HOUSE No 5l3 MARKET ST.
kept by Geo W. ortip. in the City of Will
unington. New Castle county, Delaware. on
FRIDAY,
10TH DAY OF APRIL, 1875,
Ate O'Clock, L. NJ,
The following described real estate, viz
All that certain lot or piece OF land having
thereon erected three story brick dwelling
hoiise, situate in the said CITY ~ wilmington,
and bounded and described ts ioiiows, 70 VII
beginning on the eastttly side Oh west
street between Eighth and Ninth streets u!
the distance of eighty-three feet seven ana
a half inches from the southerly side of Nmt,
street and in the middle OF the brlck wall
dividing this from the adjoining house oi
Philip Garrett, on the south, thence easteriy
and parallel to Ninth street through the md
die of the said brick wall one hundred feet
to a stake, thence northerly and parallel TO
West street twenty seven feet ten ana nan
inches TO a line Of land late OF Thomas WOOD
ward now Edward McInall, thence along a
line OF said land westerly and parallel to NINTH
street one hundred feet to the said SIDE OF
w est street. and thence thereby south twenty
seven feet ten and half inches to the place
of beginning, be the contents thereof what IL
may.
Seized and taken in execution as the pro-
perty of Elizabeth Taylor, surviving mort.
gagor OF 4. Clarkson Taylor, deceased, and
Franklin Taylor, Edward Nj. Taylor, Henry
NJ. Taylor, and Elizabeth NJ. Taylor, heirs at
law OF said I. Clarkson Taylor. and William
q. Whiteley, terre tenant, aid to be solu Dy
VIM. IL. JAMESON. Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, New Castle,
March 3O. A. d. 1875. apr2-2tawts
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The Heart is Wonderful Purnn.
the valves OF which open and shut seventy or
stimulant be taken into the blood the pump
works much faster and this unnatural speed
wears out the vital machinery. All the intoxi.
eating nostrums advertised as "tonics" "ren-
astrous effect and hence all intelligent Chris-
tians are thankful that DIR. Walkers Vegeta-
BILE Vinegar Bitters--an invigorant and Alter.
atiye without sting-is everywhere sup
planting these proprietary poisons. mh25-4M
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sIItRIFF's SALE

10y virtue OF writ OF Levarl Facias to me
ID directed, will be exposed to,public sale,
at the
HOTEL OF HENRY ID. PAULIN,
In the town OF Odessa, in st. Georges Hun
drcd, New Castle county, Delaware, ON
MONDAY, -
THE 18TH DAY OF APRIL, 1915,
At2 O'Clock. p. NJ,
The following described real estate, VIZ
All that piece or parcel of land situate in
the village OF Odessa, county and State afore
said, and bounded as follows, to wit:
Beginning at the corner of the lot OF James
*. Dwell, on the main street leading from
Odessa to Middletown, and thence with the
line of said Dwell in northeasterly direction
one hundred and forty-seven feet 10 the line
of lot belonging to Charles h. A. Maiiiy,
thence with the line of said Mailly i'll a south
easterly direction fifty feet to the corner ol
the lot belonging to Daniel orbit, thence
with the line of SAID Daniel Corbit in south
westerly direction one hundred and forty
seven feet to the said Main street, thence up
the said Main street in a northwesterly direc'
ton forty feet home to the place of begin
ming, containing seven thousand three hun
dred and fifty feet OF land be the same more OF
less, on which is erected a new two story frame
house, &C.
Seized and taken IN execution as the pro.
perty of Josiah Ridgway, and Mary Ann
Ridway, his wife, late Mary Ann KING, sur
viving mortgagor, and l.. Dwell, Ephraim b.
King, John Ii. King, VIM. ID. King, Charles
Henry King and Samuel II. KING, heirs at
law OF John King, deceased, and Francis Dug
gan terre tenant, and to be sold by %,
WIN. ii. LAMBSON, Sheriff.
Sheriff ONCE. New Castle,
March 30, A. D., 1875. apr2-2tawts
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virtue of writ OF Nenditioni Ex-
Public Sale ut the
DELAWARE Nous Z NO 5la MARK ET sTl
Kept by Geo. ". 0rtlip. in the City If Wi
inington. New Castle County. Delaware, on =
THURSDAY. .s.-tt
The srH DAY OF APRIL. AID. 1875.
At2 o'clock. p. NJ.
The following described real estate. viz.
All that certain tract or parcel OF land situ.
ate IN anu adjoiningthe City of Wilmington
bounded and described as follows, that Is to
say: beginning at post at the south westerly
Ide of the W Wilmington and I,aneaster T,,rn,.
ke ROAD at corner of land belonging to
ne heirs Of Samuel b. Davis, .deceased.
thence by said side of said turnpike road
sou.neas.eriy ,oa point at the distance of one
terly from the westerly side Of DuP Pont street
thehce southerly and parallel to DuPont
street three hundred and thirty feet to the
,nNnl.neriy ,naA,y nne OF tho street, proposed as
chestnut street, thence easterly by said line
TO the middle OF DUPONT street, thence along
the middle line OF DUPONT street. soutb ,yesf5
westerly ID and hye-tenths perches Ia the mid
u,e un VI I'm I'm street, thence along the middle
hundred and 80 feet to the middle ~ scott
street, thence along the middle line of seatf
street southwestery fourteen and. tbree.
sa sen,m Percnes 70 line OF land of the heirs of
ohmuel Is, Davis, deceased, thence thereby
north seventeen and half degrees west forty
ana siA-tenlh perches to a stake, thence con.
tlnulpg by the said land north I0tx degreas
west perches to stake, north III ,le9rees
west IL 5-lO perches to Il stone, north :IS.s da'
grees west $40 perches to stake and mari
IA degrees east ii g. 10 perches To m. Mae
oI beginning, containing u acres . roods nnd
~ perches OF land, be the same more or less
being part OF the same land and nrnmisaa
which New astle Delaware, samuel n davis
ana Annie e., his wife by indenture hear;nn,
uate tne zfth day of July, AID, 1866 and r,,.
cordeu NJ Newcastle, In Deed Record N vol
g, pase 4oi, &C, soiu and conveyed unto James
tenants. - 40 Joint
No. 2. Lot OF land and two stored hr;cl
mouse thereon, in the city OF WiImington
bounded and described as follows: RsSin'
ning ON the westerly side of Church stTaat
between Ith and eth streets, at the distance
OF "a feet from the southeriy side of sth
street, se Ihehce westerly parallel to sth street
20 1eet Ihence southeriy parallel to /, Lurcb
street 10 feet, thence easterIy phralIel ~ s,h
street ~ feet tosthe said side of Church straar
place Of beginning. i.s'' ~ 'ne
No. 3, Lot of land and two.stored l,r,cl
mouse thereon, bounded and described aa III
lows: Beglnnlng ON theeast ade of PINE street
side of Sth street thence easterlv 'narn,iai
eth street ~ feet to four-feet alley: tHence
northerly along said alley and parailel ~
iine street l8 feet, thence westerly nnraIisI
10 eth street rs feet to the easteriy sida ot
Iihe street, and thence southerly along Pine
street IL feet to the place of beginning
,,,,,, ~ n Tho Snken INTO execution as the pro.
perry OF The Wilmington Steam Brick Mann.
'"c'uring company, and to be sold by
VIM. Ii. LAMBSON, Sheriff.
SheriHs ONCE, New Castle,
March ~. A. d., 1875. }mar2a.etawts
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FRIDAY.
THE 18th DAY OF APRIL. 1875,
at 2 o'clock, p. NJ,

The following described Real Estate. viz:
All that certain lot, niece or parcel of land
situate In the city of Wilm ngton, aforesaid
with three story brick house thereon erect
ed. bounded and described as follows, to wit:
Beginning at point on the easterly side of
Madison street. between Second and Third
streets. at n distance of sixty-six feet from
the northeriy side Of Second street. theme
easterly through the centre of u two
feet wide alley parallelswth ,Second street,
ninety seven feet to stake. thence northerly
parallel with Madison street sixteen feet to
another stake. thence westerly parallel with
Second street ninety feet to the afore
said side of Madison street, and thence
Herewith southerly sixteen feet to the place
of beginning. be. the contents thereof what
they may, with the free use and privilege of
said two feet wide alley. in common with
others entitled thereto, forever.
Seized and TAX en- into execution as the pro
perty OF Patrick Dillon. and Sarah his wife.
and Kate Iollingsworth, terro tenant, and
to be sold by =
WM. II LAMBS0N, Sheriff.
Sherif's Office. New Caste. !
March 30, A. b. 1875. s apr2- -2awts.
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The Delaware, at Easton, rose TWEEN.
ty feet above low water mark on Satur.
day. A Port Jervis telegram saws that
small portion of the trestle bridge Al
Saw Mill Run was carried away by ice
at three o'clock yesterday morning,
causing stoppsge of travel for four.
teen hours.
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There was recently sold in Upper
ary, ireland. the lease of twenty one
acres OF land, without houses of any
sort on 1t. The lease has fifty years to
run, the yearly rent is $3.50, and the
lease sold for premium of 81, ,50O.-
Ireland therefore is not so bad condi.
tion as the agitator would make out.
In this country very good land can be
brought for the rent paid as above.
The daily gazette., 1875-04-05

hoANs'-ln Philadelphia the mopex
nn. nAlhs' closed on Saturday quiet We
eontlnue quotations for call loans ~ .
Gnu Per cent, strictly frst-class two
Tine paper at per cent, strictly first
'iiss slnsle-nime paper at 5a5l Der cent
a 1oAnS Oh government collateral at Der
cent, and on tirst-class bonds and stocks
at oa7 per nt-Le3ooy
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TUESDAY, ~
THE 9Th DAY OF April. 1878

III, AT 2o'cloek. p. M.
All that certain lot OF land VIII w; 49,, :
ts atSry sa S5ise ct1 9gfe1g f house thereon st M
erly side of Fifth street between snr ano south,
CHURCH streets, having front Of abont aaa atl
teen feet on Fifth street and runnms, III ~,
between parallel lines about sixty feet beie pieK
numbered oo East Fifth street being tbs
the said Peter McKeagney, by deed nf Vn.o W,t'
ham 5. McCaulley, trustee, dated the s0tb da =
OF september, A. D., 1870, &c. ''i' "''h aay
Seized and taken into execution as the ,ro.
and Cathaiine Nc Donald terre tenant ms & wife,
be sold by anu 10
su~,oa, WIN. II: JAMESON, sbcr;ff
Sheriff Office. New Castle, ' Nn'rin'
March IL. A. ID. 1875. }marls-otawts
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'EV ADVERTIsEur,
SHARPS RIFF n

Manufacturers OF Patent Rroo,, W
Military, sporting and Creedmoooee oeGa a lad
BEST IN 1HR WORLD. Winner n'aei !.
national and nearly all other a.
matSnes at Creedmoor. (see Oficia, Phad 81
ChEEDMooh RIFLES. with Elevate; Eieyatiioc;us.%s W.
vsyda Ssnd sSG rcr ri,'sstrnted ~ = r. catalogue.
- Il. O. WFercnn
Armory and oftice, Hartford GAIT SUlI' It'd
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1ne beginning of the Eco,,,,.

according to the reports in the New
York papers, six stea ners left 49,. -e, .'e"
on saturday with four hundred cah;n
and hve hundred steerage passengers for for
olnerent parts of Europe.
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Q VALUABLE DISC0VEp,

Or. 9. W.Benson,a Practlcing pbvsi,..
Eutaw strict, Baltimore, Md. (who (yhslcaai ~ v
much attention to nervous dises~saaoo ~ao p ilrH
covered that extract of celery and W
combined in a certain proportion S I,l,aea in,
cures headache, either Billions dda'Ea
nervous or sick headache, neuraisis su!yigBep
business. This is trlum ph in media, ala1t
istry, and sufferers ali over the % cona. snt
ordering by mail. He prepares it,u ityullg N
90 cents per box. TIE doctor u qua
known and hishIy respected In R,lSag \, ~
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business prospects look brighter. Car.
psntefS are at work in various parts of
our city, land we are glad to note tLe
iact') we are told, at wages but littlef IL
any reduced from the rates last snm,ou
The daily gazette., 1875-04-05

Inc government. it is stated, will de.
inand satisfaction from Mexico and in.
demnity for the damage and insult Offer
ed us by the Mexican raiders.
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SHKERRHFE,A sAnE

Ky virtue of writ of Ais. Ieyart F.,,.s :.
me directed, will be exposed to Public Sale
DELAWARE HOUSE,. 4ls MARKET ST
kept BY Geo. W: Ortlip, in the CITY of WI,
mington. New Castle County. Delaware on ~
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The following described real estate. viz:
All that certain lot of land situate in tbs
town Of st. Georges. in Red Lion Hundred
New Castle County and State of DelIware
bound ed and described as follows, to wit:
beginning at corner stone Of land lare
Of John sutton. deceased. running thence
by SAID land south Al degrees east 10 5.it
perches to stone. thence crossing the pres.
ent street and by and with land of John
Reese. north So degrees east II 4-lO perches
to stone. thence by land of John Sutton
deceased. north Al degrees west 10 s. 10 per
ches to stone. and south SO degrees wss,
IL 4-l0 perches to the place of beeinn;ng
containing one acre and 22 perches Of land
more or less. N""
Seized and taken in execution as the pro.
perty of Charles ii. McWhorter. John r
MeWhorter and John Nj. Jones, and 10 be
sold by ~ 'e
:, WIN. II LAMBSON. Sheriff.
Sherif's Office. New Castle.
March 80. A. D.. 1875. ! apr2-2tawts
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THE 9TH DAY OF APRIL. 1878.
At 2 O'Clock. p. M

At Q o'clock. P: M.
The following. described Real Estate v,,
All tnat certain lot piece or parcel OF land
ogHne1 Wns1nn,n ana described as follows, to wit:
Front and Rodney streets, thence eas9ar,r ~ y
along the northerly side OF Front street 3o,..y
eight feet nine inches to stake, thence ,1oy noy'
tneTy dred snpd pdsfaile with Rodney street two hun
OF Second street, thence thereby Westsr,e s,ae
iorty-eight feet nine inches to the easteriy y
SIDE OF Rodney street. and thence ihaeI,y iherahyy
so4theriy to ,ha two hundred and fty-seven feet
thereof what they may, oohtehts
seized an and taken in execution as the .nro
perry per-; @ OF Ihomas ): Searles and Mary q hi, HI
wife anu t. t., and to bes sold by ' '''hi'
Sherirs ONCE, New Castie.1 syn sherin. =
March 17th A. d. 1876. ; marlsstaw,s
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0h- con per LAY ut home. ierlas tr.
W. pAu d. ess ESQ., sfINsnk q Co.. pvr,a,
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

virtue or q writ of Levari Facias to me
at tho s' W pubic sale.
DELAWARE HOUSE. No 51s MARKET ST
kept by Geo. W. Ortlip. in the City of vii.
mineton' New Castle County. Delaware. on N
TUESDAY. ~
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WEATHER REPORT.
WASHINGTON, April 8, 1 A. M.

For New England and the Middle
States partly cloudy and cool weather
will prevail, with northwest to north
east winds and rising barometer.
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A DVEKTissaG: C.r'

A hVEkTissaG; Cu~.,,. a.
LA tematic All peIsoDs who c,' wmu. n
making contracts with new. In a,srs S"Isal' a'ia
sertion of advertisements. sbonld IT, lns
ssents to Geo II. Row eli IL Co SI p,'s snd D
New York, for tneir PAMppI VI II bdh1 "
tainety seventh edition. opntainip, i',. SvV
over 2o0 hewspa. ers and estimat.s, NY
iDg he cast. Advert emenfs tsLsn ve' ~ 30.
leading "a. ers in man,. States at nsm., vn
Gus redoctlon Tom publlth.rs' rst. HI; 4