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JHERIFF,S SALE.

CHERIFF'S SALE. 10
- BY virtue of writ of Plus Levari Fa-
Gas, TO me directed, will be exposed TO
Public Sale, at the 80 r a
HOTEL OF WILLIAM B. HOLLIS,
at Townsend, in AppoquinImink hundred
New Castle county, Delaware, on
Tuesday, the Sd day of April, 1877,
att O'Clock. p. m,
The following described Real Estate. viz
All that certain farm or tract of land sit
uate in Black bird hundred ,[formerlya part
OF Appoquinimink hundred New Castle
county and State of Delaware bounded and
described as follows, to wit Beginning al
a stone in the line of land of Jonathan
Brown; thence with the same and with the
land of Ebenezar Cloak north sixty-two
degrees and fifty five minutes east one hun.
dred and five perches and flve-tenths, eros.
sing the main prong of Morris Branch to
the middle OF the new road leading from
Smyrna Landing to the old ThoroughfarC
Neck Road, supposed to be in the line OF
land of Gideon Rothwell; thence in part
with said Rothwell's land crossing the nlair
stream OF SAID Morris Branch south TWEEN.
ty-eight degrees and q quarter, east two
hundred and twenty one perches and eight
tenths TO corner on the east side of the
said landing road, ip the line of the land o
Noole I'd erman, being also corner fol
land of Robert Patterson ESQ; thence by
a. =.
uesrees ana half, west one hundred and
twenty-three perches TO stone on an old
bank, being corner also for Robert Pal.
terson, Esq; thence with the lpnd of tn,
heirs of David Kennedy deceased and in
part with said Jonathan Brown;s land norti
twenty five degrees and nine fnir,I,tes- wes
two hundred and fifty two perches and Two
tenths to the place OF beginning containin,
one hundred and eighty acres and fiftv-fivs
square Perches, De the same more or less
One hundred and twenty four snuara nerch
es OF the above tract of land excenfed heinz
granted to Grafton L. Delany. ESQ Tor IN,
right of a railroad, SO long az said road /,
kept up, and when it ceases 10 he kent n n a,
| railroad it becomes the nronerty y nf n III,
said Owen c. Crow and his heirs and as
signs forever. '''N ~~
Seized and taken in execution a Tho ,ro
perty of Owen q. Grow and MARY Ann h
~iie' anu eerre tenants, and TO be sold by
| shar,e,,s ss. ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
oheriI . once, New Castle,
| March a. 1877. mar16-stawt
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If Gov. Hampton goes to Washington
at this time, it will be against the advice
OF his friends and his own best Judgment.
he has no business on board the HAYES
galley. The latest pretence is that he is
wanted there to give personal pledge
that he will deal justly by the colored
voters. But he gave that pledge score
OF times during the canvass, and he is
faithfully living up to it as Governor.
He has appointed colored men to ofbce
seven of them in single county
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GHERIFF SALE.
- BY virtue OF a writ of Venditioni Ex-
Bonas, TO me directed, will be exposed to
Public Sale, at the
LAFAYETT HOTEL, sil, shipley St.,
kept by Geo. w. ortlip, in the city of vii.
mington, New Castle county, Delaware, on
SATURDAY, the 31st Day of March,
1877, at2 O'Clock, p. M,
the following described Real Estate, viz
A lot of land in the city of Wilmington
New Castle county, Del. al the sont6eas,
corner of Fifth and Webb streets bounded
by said streets and lines parallel thereto
having front of one hundred and seven.
teen and one-half feet on Webb street ant
one hundred and twenty-five feet on Fiji
street. ct. 10, 1901
Seized and taken in execution as the pro
perty OF Margaret Walker, and TO be sold b,
ISAAC CRUDE, Sheriff.
Sheriffs Office, New Castle, ---'
March IA 1877. ( maI4-3tawts
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March e6. 1877.

The Work Of the Legislature cannot
be fairly reviewed at present, We do
not think it just to find fault with legis-
lation before we know what it Is. A good
many people hold and express theories
about the General Assembly which will
not bear the test of trial. The present
legislature has had great many amend
ments before it Of laws already in the
statutes. Many of these amendments
have been adopted, and no doubt they
are right in the main. We are not aware
of any that are wrong H. ilia a.via
With reference to the Commission APP
pointed to build the reservoir we are yet
unable to determine its provisions. No
doubt, however, the work is to be done
under the direction of the Council, The
legislature would scarcely empower q
Commission to enter upon the grounds
and do the work. This would be going
too far, certainly. Before anything can
be done we presume the Council viii
accept of the act and provide the money
in accordance with its provisions and il
is, therefore, in the power of the Council
to defer action until it sees proper to
60 on with the work. The names of the
Commissioners in the Act are Messrs. j
T. Almond, James Bradford and Casal
A. Rodney. They are reliable, practica
and responsible men. But the legislature
could not force the Council of Whining
ton to build water works, and the Coun-
Gil, we presume, may refuse to borrow
the money. u.
A good deal has been said about the
reports of the Legislature. We have had
a long experience in this matter; anG
many years ago met the wishes of parties
who complained, as some do now of the
reports, by employing the late Hon, VIM
huntington as reporter. He was under
the impression that he could make more
full and complete reports but he, like
all the rest of the reporters, found ht
could not do better and fell into the sys
tenn which has prevailed since. 1t is ira,
that many bills are not reported as full
as they should be; but those who ar,
most interested in the bills see the pro
gress they are making during the session
Every act is reported, although briefly
This is the case nowhere else; and so ia
as we have been able to see the legisls
ture of Delaware is more fully and salts
factorily reported than the legislature {
any State in the Union, while it does ne
pay cent for the purpose. During th
ate session the GAZETTE, the Euery Ec.
ming, the Herald and the Commercial eac
had separate reporters resident at Dove
and they all did their best and we thin
succeeded very well in giving a synopsi
of the work. 1t would cost the legisl;
ture several thousand dollars to do it a
well.
In conclusion we think it will be foun
that the work done by the legislatur
will be very favorably received and Civ
general satisfaction.
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personal,

Attorney General Devens is bachelor
Now girlsi .. ..'.,','
Joe Coburn occupies IStokes' old cell
at Auburn Prison.
Oakley Hall has done a great many
thing stranger than running away,
General Garfield has purchased valu.
able farm for a permanent residence, in
Lake county, Ohio.
General Grant and wife reached Gin
cinnati yesterday afternoon, and are
guests OF Hon. Washington Mclean.
John Salisbury, Esq, nephew of tn,
senator, and reporter in the legislator,
at Its late session, paid eur city visit to
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q OHRRIFF'S SALE
~ Ry virtue of a writ of Ievar, roo,
to me directed will be exposed n p,'ha, TpaGhIas,
Sale, at the ''eo W Fupilc
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, $41 sbin,ev s,uoo.
kept by Geo, w. ortlip. in tho c,,v - 80
mington, New Castle county. Del on VI WILL
" eonesdsy' lay !. the : IL. II tn day of April,
The follawing described Real E.to.
=, All that certain lot or piece oS 1os, VIZ:
the frame and brick bulldine tha.oIuu .anu WIN
ed, situated In the city az WIFI WIN erect
6oudded and described rs foIlowsi siianington, a
beginning at the intersection of,S, W WIZ =
side oS W W tont street and of the Westf rIv
along said side of Front street Se wses.Cerly
stake, thence northerly naraIIoI " ieSG 10. a
lngton street 100 feet to the sontherI, ~ wash
Lafayette street at % feet ;noi, sue OF
thence thereby easterly % feet ehes ~ wide,
thence seutherly parallel viii W. ~ stake,
alleI to Front streoa ne thence easterly par
of Washinoton Sts 90 leet 10 the said side
southerlv eS Saa, eefset t and thence thereby
be the contents tboe So sne place OF beginning,
seiyod ~, .nereoi what they may.
perty of Thonase .neu W IN execution as the pro-
his Wife. and meish, and Mary Welsh,
" =, ana 70 be sold by
sherin7s Oeo ISAAC CRUDE, Sheriff.
March 20, 1877. 5 2smar-stawts
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TheNsw York World Of 49,,
ss,.a has NE following: as Charles rIIev''Tsay py
iound at lssts John Hartford y, X Hos
lusing, Wis. took a boy st,o1d ol wn.
heli-breed Indians last week, .sO1 and some
y photograph of him to Mr. Mr. RaDt aod sent
telegraphed back If the bow n,uss, n.S VITO
on his right side to bring him n'a ~ . 1scsi 4.
dered him to be brought on At Mr. ,ap 3 o.,
eTpense;s SO Mr. Harford sisr,.s y" tut Kos'
him. The'child's hair ia ssu h,os with
fair, the only difference obse,voaIt broI 10! !;
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Benjamin Noyes, president of the Ma
tional Capital Life Insurance Company,
has been taken to New Jersey. 1t is un-
derstood that he is not to be imprisoned.
Noyes was arrested on the charge of con-
spiraey in retaining the assets of the
New Jersey Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany, and refusing to give them to ex-
Gov. Parker the receiver of the NV Jer-
sey Life Insurance COMPANY.
The daily gazette., 1877-03-26

The anxiety Of the Mormo,
vertise q book he had writtsn Zee to ID.
nsned after his execution, never l.f ~ Pub1
As !. soon as he was condemned bs a.. o. Mn,
Y to be made known that he waS ne ,c9ls caused
tne 9oek. In his confession. he tsIl, TIltilllg q
this book is soon to be publisb,.SSe ~ y. lhaF
penent OF his family. In his snseos III = "
fore being shot, he told of the 'EueSa tor.al "
ing abridged history Of his lif. 'Viu1acoaI
even anxious that correct v1exa ne w
execution should be taken fnr frTs W. oihi
tration of his book. io' tne Illus
The daily gazette., 1877-03-26

The first Turkish Parliament il ,,.,,,
acquiring parliamentary ways % 'fhp,a!y II @
opened with . speech from ths ~ ~ wa'
after the English fashion. Tbs 1 aoa,n .atons
debate the questions that are Is;d ;SdePuus' Ets
them. Now it has been dstermi.O n,H Os NlGi1
some of them to question hntasa tha ma "
ment about the banishment ~ NJ fISseil1 ,Ss u
Minister, Midhat Pasha. In ro.,i. -. sae lald
Turks seem to find no difficn,tvV VSn.sI ;n Y tA1
ments. eoVtflI
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HOLY HOLY WEEK.-To-day is the BEGINNING
%a.hay " HUiy week, or the last of Lent, The
GathGhc' Episcopalian and Iutberian ne
cnurches will celebrate the occas;an
with appropriate services. The Tanohon Sloil
stice will be read in st. Peters % chNnai vninea @
Wednesday, Thursday and F, idav ensn on
ngs. -N'y even
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Except for. political effect, these mu-
latto patriots have really no connection Ol
sympathy with the colored people. They
look down upon the black man with SUI
preme scorn as an inferior animal, and
have far stronger prejudice against him
than the lowest class of whites feel.-
They refuse to associate with him at all
except when they have a selfish scheme
to carry out, and numbers are necessary
TO success. ..e,-.. r.. '-t4.l.,l !
1t is q great mistake to suppose that
the appointment. of Fred Douglass to an
important office at Washington is accept
ed as compliment by the great body Of
the negro population, even at the capital
They have seen him constantly seeking
Office, defending Shepherds Ring, and
betraying their confidence as President Of
the Freedman's Bank, by giving assur-
ance Of its solvency when its bankruptcy
was notorious, and was caused by the
very Ring which he sustained in all its
,proaigacy and plnnder. 81
Contrary to the rule which was estab-
lished in the latter days OF Grantism,
Douglass's sons are holding places in the
departments, while he himself has the
best thing in the District of Columbia.So
that the whole family are provided for,
under pretext of recognizing race with
which they have little affiliation. And
the other members of this mulatto COM
bination, who went the other day to fell
citate the Fraudulent President on
Douglass's appointment, are actually in
office or are striving to get in. They all
'xrra e.. Al A.
salaries. Meantime the poor black man
is showed to the wall by the Administra-
tion, and told that the four millions Of
his color must be content with the pro
vision made for Douglass and his sons
Langston, and the Mulatto Ring, who
assume to speak in their name, and thut
monopolize the patronage and honor
awarded to the colored race.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.
y By virtue of writ of Levari Facias,
TO me directed, will be exposed to Public
Sale, at the
DEER PARK HOTEL,
kept by John +. Lewis, in the town of
Newark, in White Clay Creek Hundred,
New Castle county, Delaware, on
Tuesday, the 9th day of March, 1877
at O'Clock, p. m,
the following described Real Estate, viz (:
All that tract and piece of land situated
in Mill Creek Hundred, New Castle county
and State of Delaware, and more particu-
ming at a corner of Joseph Guthrie's land
in line of land of Robert FItzsimmons
thence thereby north fifty and one fourth
degrees, east nineteen and two-tenths per-
ches TO black stump and corner of land
OF samuel Hardness; thence thereby north
seven and-a half degrees, east elghty-siS
and nve-tenths perches to stone; thence
thereby north twenty-seven and one-hali
degrees, west forty-fOur and seven- tenths
perches to the middle of the road leading
from Milford Gross Roads to the Quarries
thence thereby south f1fty-two degrees and
twenty-three and One-tenth perches; thence
south thereby south f1fty-one and three
fourths degrees, west twenty-five and sew
en-tenths perches; thence thereby south
sixty -one degrees, west twelve and nine
tenths perches to a corner of Joseph Guth-
rie's land thence thereby south thirty-foui
and one fourth degrees, east thirty-eighI
and two-tenths perches; thence thereby
south thirteen and three-fo -fourths degrees
east thirty eight perches 10 a stake in The
road leading from Milford Cross Roads Il
the meeting house hill thence thereby
north eighty-seven and one-half degrees
west seven and six-tenths perches TO 8
| stake by land of Joseph Guthrie; thence
south thirty and one fourth degrees east
th1rty-nine Aid one-tenth perches TO tn,
place OF beginning, containing thirty on,
acres, three roods and eleven perches O
land, moro or less. .=f'7
Seized and taken in execution as the pro
perty of Levi Bonsell ard Sarah S, Bonseil
his wife, and t. t., and to be sold by u
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
Sheriff's office, New Castle,
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The Missouri Senate has passed bill
Offering $4,000 reward for the discovery
OF sure cure for hog-cholera. Such a
handsome prlzs should certainly stimuli
ate the faculties of scientific men. a.
pecially those who are practical farmers
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GHERIFF'S SALE.
ID BY virtue of writ of Venditinn, n
ponas. TO me directed. will be exnosad1 ~
Public Sale, at the W
LAFAYETTE HOTEL. s4l Shirley G,
kept by Geo. w. Ortlip In the citv of 1u,I
mington, New Castle county. Delsware" IN ~,
SATURDAY, the 3lst Day of March,
lo'', al O'Clock, p. M,
the following described Real Estate wiz
All that lot of land with n tvo s.o.r
brick dwelling house thereon sitnoso y
the city of Wilmington, beeinninoe a., a.,
the east side of Madison street hot 49,, ~
tha hv,a'u anu Seventh streets, in the middle OF
th ,he t tplioh ulVlslon wall between this and
dred and twenty five feet and eioht inainr
from the northerly side Of Sixfh straas atunes
thence northerly along Madison straa, - y
ing a front OF thirteen faet and ten Irah aSS
and running back easterly hetwaa,, IA =
parallel to each other ont tn Sivth o,.ae.,
wtth heienI ieet 70 four feet wide alley
be The contents so Snd 1 privilege OF said alley
seized and taken in execution n tho
perty Of Andrew Ewing, and to be sol snId s. H.
sberitr,s oe,oo ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff
4 'Aein once, New CASTLE
March II. 1877. / ma14- -stawts
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OHERIFF'S SALE. ed r .... A.. o.,
y BY virtue OF writ of Levari Facias,
TO me directed, will be exposed to Public
Sale, at the h.. F..--.s
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, si1 Shipley ST.,
kept by Geo. w. Ortlip, in the city of Will
mington, New Castle county Delaware, on
WEDNESDAY,
THE 2sth DAY OF MARCH, 1877,
at 2o'clock, p. m.
the following described Real Estate, viz:
All that certain lot or parcel Of land situ
ate, lying and being in tine city Of Whining
ton, bounded and described as follow, To
wit: On thenortherly side OF French street,
beginning in the middle of the wall of the
brick stable of DR.. Goeswich, thence north
erly and with French street nineteen feet,
five inches to a marked stake in q line OF
land late OF DR.. Didier, now OF Mrs Rev
nolds, thence thereby parallel with Seventh
street one hundred and nine feet TO the mid
die distance between King and French
streets, thence Herewith parallel with
French street nineteen feet. five inches 10
Goeswichh's line thence with said line to
French street, be the contents within said
bounds what they may. -
Seized and taken in execution as the prop
erty of Joseph Todd, deceased, lRobert II
Wright, Administrator of Joseph Todd, de-
uo ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, New Castlel :
March 10. 1877. mr12 -3tawts
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noG REGISTER NoTIcE-lLL PER;
~ sons owning or having d0E ae9u, gsu,
their premises, are requird Onavs usla
regularly registered, between M W NV
10th OF January. After the lsiei aas lss,I'3 I
ordinance will be strictly enforce SgsA'I
unregistered dogs. JAMES 0IgynsEE,. 0Isn.E,.
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NOTICES..

MISS NJ. FITZPATRICK ba, -,
Ul the store No. 22i W Secona "s opela
and has on hand fine stock of 1rS I,rv eeNs slee
Notions, Millinery Goods, DC uCCa' a.
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Don't Forget It !"asais5E9ERs saisIS aasss

WUTn al The BURGLAR Alorn,,
yer nlatad gu Ss S wanted everywhere. Sill
rs cents. Adane postpaid on receipt o
I1St' Pbi1oSn1ess i1HLess a. a. Singers, 438 Wa
ueipnla' Fa' mar3weomJ
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NOR SALE OR EXCHANGnsdEs nd Estll
4 some fine toned second nai,ut M "tfice n
gan nearly new. Apply TO lnis ~
The daily gazette., 1877-03-26

EoR SALE OR KENT-I,n,ssySSs SSsl,
Il lished Bakery, together v VIZ W coIp1
fixtures and stabling, at the n, Wv 10
Fifth and Tatnall streets; al APRTrla "A YL@
irsts on the pIe%l>]
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EOR SALE.-Three buiiabtnsa s,b and "
j. Jackson street, between =, 1,n r.ot neat
Five building lots on Fiftn psar Jsa))
Buren,, four on Front street eoTsre n Avpl
and a lot 21 feet front on Deiamtatice Dta mottice. HS
near Harrison. Apply at tnis
The daily gazette., 1877-03-26

From the N. Y. Sun.
Fred Douglass not SafisfactOry.
WAsHINGroN, March 23.-There are
about half a dozen mulstto patriots at
Washington some of them nearly white,
who form little mutual admiration so
ciety OF their own, are constantly thrust
ing themselves on public notice, getting
up delegations, Issuing addresses, and by
claiming to be representatives Of the col
ored race, manage to billet themselves
and their families on the Treasury.
They are all oficeholdeys or Office seek.
The daily gazette., 1877-03-26

GHERIFF'S SALE.
ID BY virtue of a writ of Levari Facias
70 me directed, will be exposed TO Public
Sale, at =
THE HOTEL OF ALEXANDER MAXWELL
IN Middletown, in ST. Georges hundred
New Castle county, on
Friday, the 23d day of March, 1877,
at l O'Clock, p. M,
The following described Real Estate. viz .
All that lot or parcel of land situate in
The village of Middletown, New Castle
county, State of Delaware bounded as fol :
lows: Bounded on the east by the road
ieauing . from Middletown to Mount Pleas
ant, 70 wit: Beginning at corner stake In
the edge of the road aforesaid and running
west IN line with the Academy lot one
nundred and fifty feet TO a stake; thence m
tt zee. IN SCUM direction to corner stake =;
tnence In an easterly direction one hundred
ana n1ty teet to the place of beginning con-
| ea1ning nine thousand feet, more or less.
selzea and taken in execution as the pro-
perry OF Evan I. Evans and Sarah E.. his
vile, and t. t., and to be sold by
! -, ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff
sherin,s office, New Castle,
/ ,, March 8, 1877. mar.5-eodts
/ iCHERIFF'S SALE. Irr..
no BY virtue of a writ of Leyari Facias
70 me directed, will be exposed to Public
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, si1 shipley st
kept by Geo. W. Ortlip, in the city of Wil.
mlngton, New Castle county, Delaware on
Wednesday, the 28th day of March,
1877, at 2 O'Clock, p. m.
the following described Real Estate. viz
All that certain lot of land with a two
| story brick dwelling house thereon, situaJf
IN Cnristiana hundred, county and STATE
| aforesaid bounded and described as fol
lows TO wit: Beginning at a point on thf
northerly side OF Brown street at the dis.
lance OF seventy five feet easterly from Ihe
easterly side OF Cedar street, Brown straat
aforesaid is laid cut fifty feet wide. paralIei
Win Maryland avenue extended INnu,
port turnpfke,) and distant southerly from
Il the southerly side thereof six hundred q M
IWsnIy.slx p,5 Ieet nine inches, Cedar street is
street, and distant westerly from the Iyest
erly side thereof nine hundred and NINETY
1ve Ieet, thence thereby parallel with a.
oar street one hundred and twenty two fae
I " ule southerly side of O forty feet wild,
Street, tsald street running parallel wifi
brown street, above described y thence east
cry oy said side of said forty feet Wde
9.reee MY rect 10 corner; thence souther,
Il ~ parallel with Cedar street one hnndrad
and twenty two feet to the Aforesaid sidd % y
Brown street, and thence thereby westeri ~ !,
my my ieet 70 the place of beginning be thyS
contents thereof what they may. ''
Seize1 ana taken in execution as the nro-
perry OF Hannah l.. Talley. widow Of To-
liz he sni3y ana surviving mortgagor, ana
she-,e,s ISAAC GRUBB, sherif,
Merat Oiee, new Castle,(
"ieh H. lS"' m12-3tawts
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WILMINGTON. DEL.

A general meeting of the Nockholj.ro \
the Delaware Fire Insurance ComnarJ
Will. be held at the office of the said Gcnl
pany, No. COS Market street, on Saturjs1
evening, 7th proximo, at AZ O'Clock Call
ed for the purpose of adopting amendmrJ
TO the charter passed by the Legislature al
January sd, 1877.
+. L. GILPIN, sec.earl
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EOR 9SALEs-.The good WILL soiS ss
IL fixtures Of the Sorrel Hoiso ~
l0i West Front street; apply W y nIggt
.-I2lLE - 3lE HENRY bnnHd bnarss HdtI
ia31-tf - SOrrel heleoH
The daily gazette., 1877-03-26

A NNUAI MEETING-"EXCELs
IA Loan Association. The Fourth al
nual meeting will be held on Tuesday an.
ming next, the 9th instant, att o'cl0E
at the Office of the Secretary No. 4G Mr
ket street. The auditors will submitAA
annual report, and an election for oten
and directors will be held. Attest,
m22-bt. ID. 4. HAWKINS. Seer
The daily gazette., 1877-03-26

NEW SERIES! NEW sERIEsg VI
IN SHARES. The Excelsior LOalAl
sociationn will issue Fifth Series Of sal
at 81 per share, payable on or before Tl&
day, April Sd, 1877. Books now ready IL|
ply to T.. ID. T. HAWKINS, SecreaT
mar7-2w. No. 404 Market sN
The daily gazette., 1877-03-26

NOTICE TO DELINQUENTs OF CHI
IN and School Taxes for 1876. WethS
dersigned having rendered bills and gi
postal cards and having called xya
times, do give this notice that we haNR
formed our part under the law, andifn1t
tention Is paid 70 this we will prOceedp&
lect by making levies. Those who WiAS
avoid the costs should call and make Nn
arrangements when they willpay, Wee
not propose to pay to the city the iaIse
other people, nor do we intend our surIs
TO pay them for us, .
N. B.-Those owning Lots and havaM
paid the tax on them, we willsell suaM
for tax and costs.
Office No. 10 East Sixth street @Fa1
Market and King. i
Hours from ga, M. to 12M., from ?oind
to 8 p. NJ. E. PROVOST,
Collector for n. DkId
E. FARMAR.
fe24- Inn Collector for SDSEd
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EoR RENTING residence .,n., o. " \ h
i Prof ]. L. Deggs, y. v. ;anOs GUrnS IA
land French streets. Also, z pnsi,Urs pai,s N
and the entire household inih,iN tNs III
vate sale. Must be sold by.@' abY!
March. InQuir on the premlse0'
The daily gazette., 1877-03-26
FOR MILE AND RENL

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IL No. 932 West Sixth street t;o5ypST ApSYST
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