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FIRST 1EDIffON:.
THE s.sHAUGHRAUN.p

| The above play wIilbc presented AT
the Grand Opera House, In this CITY, on
Friday and Saturday. evenings. January
18th aud 10Th, The following In rela,
tion 70 II is from writer In the Phila-
delphia Transcript:
\ s'As Wellington was The hero OF more
than one hundred battles, so another
gifted eountryman of his Is the hero Of
more than hundred dramas. Bouci-
cault has, indeed, written nearly two
hundred piecss, and no greater compli-
ments can b. paid this really remarkable
writer than 70 point to the vitality and
attractive powers Of his many. prodnc-
tiopss which, although most generally
successful at the onset, they seem TO be
even better appreciated when they are
revived. This fact has AcertaInly been
demonstrated In aLohdon Assurance. :
THIS sparkling comedy wac produced for
the frst time, March a, iS4l, and accom-,
eompllshed an immense success At the
Covent Garden Theatre; and yet within
the past few weeks Its performances In
the presence Of delighted audiences Is
recorded. To recall the artistic career OF
Dion Boucicault would be a pleasure.
and his return to us with "1he Yhauqh.
rann,' certainly awak.ns many bright,
sunny memories OF the genial, gifted
author. With Boucicauit inspiration
does not fiag,' and custom cannot stale
his infinite vafiety.' In ayerything he
puts forth, freshness, even III well-worn
subject, Is visible, aud force of Dialogue
and strong dramatic sitnatons are enes er
wanting. In All 10 writes there ,siss the
display OF pungent thought, and an au'
dience is always given much 70 femem-
Der. Que Of the very best Of Irish conf
edies iseIhe 'Shaughfaun,' and while
oheripg--if we except the great wake
scene-no new points, 1t is nevertheless
one Of the most admirable and vastly
entertaining plays Boucicaalt has penn-
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ogRELIGIOUS.

First Baptist Church corner of Elm and
jackson streets 7 NJ Eastwood, pastor I;
preaching at 10 80, o IN, and 30, r IN. Sun
day school ut = m, and Q p m f
Scott M E Church--Rev q NJ Psge, pas-
tor: services f0K a m, general experiences
and testimony meeting 8 rs, D m. prayer
meeting at g. p m and revival meeting al
IN, m, 10 all OF these Services q cordial In
vftation is extended. WI t}ElflfI n
olivet Presbyterian Church-Preachine
~ p.n this church to-mor1ow by the pastor,
~. sabbath school at 0 q m, and . m -
The Rev u l. Boing, OF fredericksburg, Nd,
will preach In this church every evening
next week. except Saturday. se,3', ~
SECOND Baptist Church, corner OF Fourth
preaching By the pastor, at 10 80, m, and
I 30, p m; sabbath School and Pastors Bi.
bic Class at ., p nj Prayer meeting after
evening servicei religi~us services every
lecture room, except Saturday. efa a
st. Paups NJ. r. Church, Market street
above Seventh. The most central cilurch
In the city; Rev. VIM. p. Davis, pastor,
preaching a ioh and IN. Morning subject,
Love for the Charch;" collection for Bible,
service Ia the evening, and every evening
during the week, Everybody welcome.i i
/ First Presbyterian Church, Market street
above 9th, Rev b Du Val, pastor. Rev Dr
stevenson Will preach at 10 10, q m, In the
evening evening At 80; the pastor WI preach q
The reformed men are TO be present In q
body sabbath school at 2 O'clock; Prayer
meeting, Wednesday evening at I 30; Teach
ers M neeting, Friday evening 80.
Especial services will be held on Thurs
day next, the nth Inst, AT the First Presby.
terian Church, at 10Y o'clock, IN, o'ci'k
and 7k O'Clock p m, had In connection
with the congregations leaving It's old
church building OF 1870 and dedIcating itf
new sunday school and lecture roJIn.-
Rev NJ kellogg and Rev DR. Roberts, form.
er pastors, and Rev DR. Smeitz, OF Balti-
more. will be present.
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yPEClAL NOTICES,
), N u m X els Bitter
Wine of IRON.

never been known to fall In the cure
hkhess, attended with symptoms. in
Fltlon to exertion. loss of memory
PITY OF breathing, general weakness
OF disease, weak nervous. trembling
Hul horror OF death, night sweats cold
Feakness, dimness of vision. lanpuor
rsal lassitude of the muscular svs.
enormous appetite, with dyspenfic
pa, not hands, flushing OF the bodv.
rs OF The skin ,Dallid countenauce and
lohs on The face, purifying the blood. !.
~ tne back, heaviness OF the eyelids
ehI olack spots flying before the ewes
temporary suffusion and loss of siehf:
oI altentions etc. These symptoms
Pse from weakness, and to remedy
pse ". +. Kunkel's Bitter Wine of
~ never fails. Thousands are now
ahg health who have used it. Get the
o' Sold only y in 81 bottles, Take
Ior hunkel's Bitter Wine of Iron
Iuiy valuable tonic has been 40
'gaiy tested BY all classes of the com
,nat IL is now deemed indispensa-
~ a ,pnlc medicine. II costs but little.
III .ne blood, and gives tone TO the
In, In, rehoVates the system and pro-
4" only ask a trial of this valuable
kFIl FI[l"e only 81 per bottle. E. r.
nEA st.l Sole Proprietor, No. $50 North
pnre,!. ssrees, below below Vine, Phila., Pa. Ask
her "ei nltter Wine OF Iron, and take
~ er, ;vra a photograph of the proprietor
wrapper f; all others are counter
ist M sei, 1i counterfelts. Do not let your
m m seni opi you any but KunkePs, which
II tP XIV my hy as above represented. You
p ,ria, oolties for So. ALI a, X is one
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SECOND EDITION.
TIA n, sUICIDn,

Additional particulars OF the young
man who committed suicide at the Deer
Park Hotel, Newark ON Thursday night
are furnished by the corner. The facts do
not va'y from those published in the
GAzETTE of yesterday. The young man
William Gordon, from PlaiDfield N. j.
The cause of the rash act Is supposed to
have been on account of love.
The following letter was found in his
room directed to young Mr.. Lewis:
'Charhe Old Boy" l am fool for do
Ing tins, know, because have great
deal to live for In one respect, and
little In another. j have come to the
conclusion that / am good for nothing,
and that whiskey has got the best of me;
and do not believe l can outlive it. So
rather than 70 on and deceive true and
innocent woman as am dong, would
far rather do this cewardly act than TO
marry her ,and then find that my appetite
for drink could not be overcome. Then
she woul have to suffer also.
You know what our conversation has
been abeut at various times. j respect
and like you; but let me ask you not to
drink any more whiskey. What I am
going TO take ought to kill me; it is
prusslc acid. i am all by myself. Your
mother suspects 1t. like ana respect
you all, and am sorry you have been so
ulsdppoinJeu III me. Iake care or yOdr-
self, Charlie, aud do not blame me too
much. Shake hands with Joe for me.
There is key in my pocket for my
room over ut Stanton. Go over there
The first thing, and open my valse, and
tax. bundle from 1t. Destroy 1t with
out looking at it. I trust to your honor
for this. Also take the gallery key from
my pocket, and go to my trunk, and
destroy all letters you find there. DO not
look at them. I rely upon you for every
thing. Telegraph TO my brother the first
thing, and they can act at their pleasure
aboutme-Manager Maritime Exchange
New York. / will se forgotten before
long, Try not to blame me too muuch
and, believe me, take this acid think.
ing you will do as / request.
| Your Friend, WILL.
N. B.--Let them publish all If they
want to; care not. t,t
A private letter written by the de-
Ceased, and addressed to his brother
in spite of the protes,
OF several jurymen, was read; but nothing
of interest To the pubic was elected.
| Thej jury rendered the folio wing YER
dict: "The said William II. Gordon
came to his death from narcotic poison
| administered to him self"
A letter was also directed to his
brother at Plainfield, to whom the orc
ner telegraphed, and it is expected tha
he will arrive at Newark to-day.
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n Horse Thief Captured.- Monday
last, q colored man named Robert
Braynard was arrested at Elkton, Md,
having in his possession q horse that was
stolen from Curtis Is. Eliason, of Kirk
wood, Del, on the 9th of December. Mr..
Eliason came to Elkton after his horse
and Bray nard WAS committed TO Jail to
await fequisition from the Governor Of
this State. He claimed to have traded
for the horse with colored man named
VIM. Davis, of Queen Anne's county,
Md.
WEEKLY PRAYER MnETING.-The re.
gular weekly prayer meeting of the
Young Mems Christian Association will
be held this evening. In their rooms at
$50 o'clock. Ladies and gentlemen are
eoidially invited. At $3.50 the regular
monthly. business OF the associati on,
which was postponed from Thursday
evening, win be held. Mem bers are
PARTICULARLY requested to be Present, for
the transaction of important business. %
Election Of O6tcers--At the annual meet
ing of the Farmers Association, OF New
Castle Co., for The detection OF Horse
Thieves and recovery of stolen horses to-day
the following officers We're elected
President. VIM. p Richardson's; vice-presi-
dent, Richard jackson; secretary and
treasurer, Jas II Hofiecker; Directors, A
Jason Davis, VIM 4 Derrickson, James
Bradford, X Satterthwait, ] II Alex ander
John Jordon, Geo u Lobdell.
The Holly Tree Inn superintendent, The
election OF Superintendent OF the Holly
Tree Inn has assumed a very general In
terest since the resignation o. Nelson j.
Lee, and there are about one huadred ap-
plicanis for the position. 1t pays 5000 o
board for the incum bent. The suspense OF
the applicants will be indefinite, as the
Directors have not decided when they will
make the selection. 1.r
The Women in Wdsb,ngton.-Among
the members of the National Women
Suffrage Convention, which was in ses-
sion IN Washi ington recently was NJ rs.
Mary A. Stewart, Of Delaware. Mrs.
Stewart was among those who address ed
the Convention in favor of sixteenth
amendment to the Constitution, extend
ing the right ofsuffrage to women.
Reproving the bad BoBs.--Last night Mr..
James Woliey addI essed the boys at the
night school, and told them that people
complained greatly about the actions OF
some OF them while on their way home.
He reproved them for their bad conduct
and hoped they would do better in the
future. 4.5= =f-s. srr..4r7 z|5
MS. II. A.-There will be a public tenn
perance meeting, In the room OF ,he N S r
"A, on sunday afternoon, commencing at
Sx o'clock The meeting viii be addressed
by members OF the Association and others.
All are invited.
lnprouug.-Dell Noblit, Esq. the cef :
teuar.an vi WILMINGTON, whose iiln.ss wps
mentioned in these columns two days ago,
rested very quietly last night. and is now
supposed to be in an improving condition.
Letters Of Admintstration.-Harry Sharp
ley, Esq.,, and T.. Frank Sharpley, have
taken out letters of administration upon
the estate of John Sharpley, deceased, late
of Brandywine Hundred. '
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STEAY Y WAITS.
Go to church tomorrow. aoYe

Go to church tomorrow. nnf@ oilh
The markets were well attended this
morning. nv
All druggists sell Kings Good Sam ari-
tan cough syrup. ii, 5,rllit hiHoas r1l
The job department of the GAzrTp Ia
prepared to furnish all kinds of jon work.
DR.. Gallagher is very ebliging den
tist, and can be found at No. 8 e. Fifth
street. "ttAila Pc ,pt'- iV
II you want to laugh 20 to the Opera
House, this evening, and see John S.
I The best sau erkraut In the city served
up tonight at No. IL u. Second street,
also Bavarian beer. geil, Prob .Hs
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SALE OF JERSEY. AND GUERSSEY
CATTLE. 4|l5e fDlqfi'ts Il T ~

A number of fine Jersey ard Gnernssy
cows and heifers, imported by Mr.. L. =.
Il. Fowler. were sold Thursday &C Ii srk.
ness' Bazaar, Ninth and 6amson d streets.
There was large attendance of farmers
cattle breeders, So, and the bidding was
quite spirited. Three Jersey heIfers
born In 1875, sold for $4lo. $375 aud $3.50
each. Que bornin '76 brought S4i0. and
one three years cid sold at $3.50, and a
calf, born since the COW was brought to
this country, Q few weeks since, brought
500. A heller, % months old, sold for
$3.50. and one, ~ years, with calf, realized
s43O. a Jersey COW, 10 years old, said to
be grand yieider, brought s340, and one,
i've. years OLD, sold for s585. Others
realized from s2:s5 TO e420. Two Jersey
bulls were sold; one, 10 months old.
brought 5000, and the tother, two years
old, $500 There were also six Guern-
sey heifers and cows, knocked down at
prices ranging from $3.50 to s465. Their
ages ranged from two to four years
Ph,ld. Leyer.
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MARRIED.

CLEAvES-MoCoY.- .-On the 10th inst, at
Wilmington, by the Rev. A. j. Snyder,
Mr.. tseorge Cleaves of New Castle Coun-
ty, Del , to Miss Snsan Mccoy OF Cecil
County, Nd.
MAGARGAL-MoUSLEY-At the resi-
deuce of the BRIDES parents, BrandywIne
Mr.. Orlando Magargal, and Miss Clara
e. Mousiey, all OF New Castle County,
Del. tt fltleg Ht
sHAPEsPEARE-MoORE,--on the Sd
inst, by the Rev. A. j. Snyder, Mr.. Robt,
r. Shakespear, to Miss Martha A. Moore
both of this city.
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TN CHA NCERY. NEW CASTLE
IL COUNTY.
Phillip Ford
In Partition,
Lewis H. Grubb, ct. al

Lewis H. Grubb, ct. al.
In pursuance OF an order of the Oh ancel-
lormade In the above stated cause, notice
Is hereby given 10 all parties having any
lien or liens upon the interest or estate of
Lewis IL. Grubb and Mary Elizabeth
Grubb, his wife, David Franklin Ford,
James e. Ford, John p. Taliey and Re-
becca Talley, his wife, William 7. Ford
and Ezekiel Cooper Ford, or either of them
In the premises to which the said cause re-
ture and amount OF the same, in the office
OF Che Register In Chancery for New Castle
county, ten da's before the third Monday
OF February next, and TO appear and prove
the said Court before the rising of the
Court on the third day OF the term.
WALTER CUMMINS,
jan7 -2tawtfebl8. Trustee.
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M Office TO WATER RENTERS.
OFFICE CITY WATER DEPARTMENT., !
! WII.MINTnN Del Dec u 1871

OFFIOE CITY WATER DEPARTMENT, I
WILMINroN. DEL, Dec u, 1915
The bills for 1878 are now ready. and pay
able at the Registrars office, 1000 Market
street. The law requires that all bills paid
onor before January 3ist, 1878 The face of
the bill; those paid during the month of
paid during the month OF March ten per
cent additional; aud any bills remaining
unpaid after April lst 1878, the Reg istrar
Is required 10 have the ferrules Withdrawn
and suit instituted for the recovery of the
amount due, and the water will not again
be let into such premises until such arrears
with assessments and two dollars for draw
ing ferrules are paid. 5ga.
Office hours from a. m, to 4 p. m.
t=+-+ WILLIAM S. HAYES,
dec28-1m. Registrar.
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NOTICES..

NUfiCE. - '9lHl
IN FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
WILMINGToN DEL Jan. 10, 1873
At an election held on the 8th Inst. The
Directors TO serve The ensuing year:
Edward Belts. II. s. McComb,
Cleme.t p. Smyth, Ell Garrett,
Geo. w. Bush, VIM. TatnalI,
Daniel James, Israel Pusey,
Samuel Bancroft. Jf.
And at a meeting of the Board held this
day Edward Belts, Esq, was unanimously
Reelected President.
Gee. ID. ARMSTRONG,
Janl0-3t. Cashier.
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Cnglish ra, Nous Cure FOR COrns
wing corna rem edy OF great popularity for
' hhlNGHURST IL CO.,
Corn Apothecaries.
tner sixth and Market SITS
h Rrrsh For the ns,n.
Bath Soan ns pain Towels, Barh Sponges,
! Gloves e Stn IN extensive variety. Also
Dry Friction iti,aPsl Gldxss brushes hes &c; of horse
Go oi The same classes many oIne'
Co... H., .BRiNGHURST d CO.,
LED an, f,ne t Nat Scissors.
hes. Na,1 a,11'TTalght1 NAH Brushes, Hand
by n pp I,es, Nail Brushes, etc., for
Corner Siaa SIZE and uHsT ~ q co,
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NOTICE.

olloEw5 w,,s,so,or. Del. Dec 81. 1877.
The annual meeting Of the Farmers Mu-
tual Fire Insurance Company Of tho State
of delaware formerly IA ill Creek Hundred J
will be held at the Office oi the company, No.
SsS Market st.. Wilmington, Del. on Mon
AZ " hich time tho election for fifteen mana
GERS OF the company will be held. and one
years interst on all deposit notes will be
payable. The agents of the company are
authorized 10 receive tne dues of members.
e. q. sTOTSENBUkG. President. &
w. A. LAMoTTE. Secretary. jah1tj14
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NJ Office.
IN WILMINGTON, DEL, Jan. Z, 1878.

IN WILMINGToN, Del. (, Jan. Z, 1878.
The annual meeting OF the members Of
THE New Castle County Mutual Insur-
ance Co" will be held at the Office of the
Company, No. 602 Market 81 rect, Whining
Ion, Delaware, on the third Monday, the
21st day OF January, between the hours OF
10 a. IN. and -p. IN. when five t5) Directors
Will be elect d TO serve tor the ensuing three
years. Tn, new board will meet for Or
Banizatlon Immediately alter the election.
WILLIAM 1ATNALL,
.f ti President.
SAMUEL d. SMITH. Secretary.
JanS-te.
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worm R e nm owed
Alive

| Mead I al na,s complete in two hours. No
Isl remoprad passes. Seat, pin and stomach
Stree, i'eo oy DR.. Kunhel, 259 North
land ali Advice advice free. No fee until
kel is thdp passes asses In one, and alive, DR..
|ounlrv e sy only successful physician In
Rorm Sr ,or the removal of worm . and
Zen or srup Is pleasant and safe for
, or es,! ssoWn persons. Send for cir
b. Psioao sh ior a bottle of Kunkel's Worm
sist. 'e I, ea ~ a bottle. Get it OF your
''er ialls. nov2-lm
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RAILRsbA lbs.
LADELPHIA, WILMINGTON I
ALTIMORE RAIL ROAD.
Nov'R 18th, 1877.

kLTIMoRE RAIL ROAD.
Nov'R 26th, 1877.
1ns will leave Wilmington as follows
|adelphia and intermediate Stations,
10, 900. 9A7. 10 70 a. m, $50, A 80,
No, p. m.
p. and New York, 2 90, 544. am. l2 81 .
AZ, p. m.
lnore and intermediate Stations,
m. LAa
m ore and Washington, l2 81 4 10, S39,
rb4, l2,69, 500, p. M. q.
hs for Delaware Division, leave for:
castle, $40, $50, q. m. i.15, 0 80. .. m
hing and ntermediate Stations, al
D., ID, $50 p. M. -
er and Intermediate Stations $50
10, p. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
delphia and Intermediate Stations,
N. 800. $50, p. m.
delphia and New York, 200, 8 n, a.
'more and Washington, u 81, / 10 a
luther information passengers are
~ TO the time tables posted at the
IL. +. KENNEY.
/ Superintendent
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TNHE PHILADELPHIA, WILL

l. MINGToN d BALTIC. X. II. CO.
PHILADELPHIA Dec 9th, 1877.
The annual meeting of the Stockholders
rectors. will take place at the Office of the
Company in Wilmington, Delaware. on
Monday, January i4th, 1873, at I p. m.
ALFRED HORNER,
de27-eodtjanl4 Secretary.
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~haries specnt,
elSs Beer Brewery,
AND Fts y
PalIng Establishment,

''f G:, 81 Seventh and DUPONT SITS.
l., wilmington. Delaware.
Lager saPiiles ples served daily with Bottled
5iers ,a,, oI'er Ale Weiss Beer, &C.
econde ea. an AZ II. Feldmeier's q. E. CORNER
p' Attention. '''ee's' w'ii receive
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An unpleasant passenger In astreet car
is crying baby. In such cases DIR. Bulls
baby syrup should be given to the little
sufferer to ease its troubles. % cents a
bottle. ts7# Hf 1T ds -
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NJ Office odd FELLOWS HALL
IN COMPANY. The annual meeting
Of the stockholders OF the ODD Fellows
Hall Company, of Wilmington will be
held In the hall corner of Third and King
10Th ;, 1878, at O'Clock, for the purpose OF
elacting President, Secretary and reas-
urer. and nine Curators, IN serve for the
ensuing year. HENRY ECKEL.
Jan10 5t. Secretary and Treasurer.
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oTTCE.-I have this day associated
IN with myself In partnership, VIM. IL /.
Gibbons. under the firm name OF Messick
q Gibbons, for the purpose OF conducting
the wholesale and retail butter, cheese and
proc uce business, at the old stand Stalls
Nos. 40, 4s, 80, Second street market house.
I rOCHUS MESSICK.
Wilmington, Del, Jan.T. jane dim
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A ACHALLENGE.-The proprietots of DR..
Bulls cough syrup herewith challenge
the doctors of the United States to pre-
scribe a remedy which is cheaper, more
effective and which can give greater sat
isfaction than theirs.
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nuy anu sell StocksJ
|11o n Bonds and Gold In N
Hid d 10. York, ,Phila, Baltimore
and local markets.
sANKERs AND BROKErts.

bn House Building. Entrance on %
Street. ~ r.
BITS for American, Red Star, Inman
cunard Lines TO Great Britain ana
Dent OF Europe. Af 81 ~
FOR SALE. r
mares First National Bank Stock.
Bbares Union National Bank stock.
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THE CROSS AND THE CREs CENT
THANKS OF THE TURKISH aovnRNM ssr.

THANKS OF THE TURKISH aovERNM ENT,
WASHING TON. Jan. IL, 1873.
The Department Of the State has re-
ceived note, dated the 18th ult. from
Aristarchi Bey, Turkish Minister at this
capital, containing an expression of
thanks in he name of his country to the
government of the United States for the
generous aid afforded by the ladies' and
and Cross OF New York to the wounded
of the armies of His Imperial Majesty
the Sultan.
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TN cHANcERY FOR NEW CASTLE
H. aH- COUNTY.
Jacob ID. Winslow, ct als.)
VS.. In Partition.

vs., y IN PAIt1tlOn,
George H. WInslow.
lnpursuance OF an order of the Chancel-
lor made in the above stated cause, notice
Is hereby given to all parties having any
lien or liens upon the interest or estate of
JACOB D. Winslow, Charles "A. Winslow,
dice, and Sarah D.. his wife, David p.
Derrickson, and Sarah NJ. his wife, and
George H. Winslow, or either Of them, in
the prem ises to which the said cause re-
lates, to file a petition setting forth the ma
ture and amount of the same, in the office
of the Register in Chancery for New Castle
county. ten days before the Third Monday
of February next, and to appear and prove
the said lien or liens at the ensuing term of
the said Court before the rising of the Court
on the Third day OF the term H.t55t 5t5Lf.
VICTOR Dupont,
dec21- -2tawtfebi0 Trastee
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DoG REGISTER NoTICE.--Ai persons
IL owning or having does about their
premises are required to have them regu-
larly register ed between the 1st and Doth of
January, After the latter date the ordi-
nance will be strictly enforced against
owners of unregistered dogs.
JAMES O'TO0LE,
'dec2g-1m, 4Ar Chief of Police.
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NOTICE TO REAL ESTATE OWN
In EhS.-Those who sell or trassier
Heal Estate and do not wish to paw the tax
of 1878 will oblige the undersigned by leav-
ing notice thereof at our office, that we
may assess 1t to the proper owners
EDMUND PROVOST,
WILLIAM KYNE,
City Assessors.
Office, No. 10, E. Sixth street, between
Market and King. Hours, a. m, to IL m.
to o5 and 7 to y p. m. decz6 -2w.
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AdraanopEe First !!

This despatch further says that it is
rumored that Grand Duke Nicholas has
demanded the surrender of Adrianople
as first condition. No great confidence.
in the conclusion of an armistice is felt
at Bucharest unless the matter is con-.
Quoted entirely by Russian diplomatists,
to the virtual exclusion of the military
element.
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WILMINGTON MARKETS.

WILMINGTON, Del, Jan y, 1873:
h,aiions at the, Brahdywine Miis Tor
- Groin Corrected Daily.