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John Sterman's scheme to have tt,.
Treasury issue "A t-n-dollar bOud for III.
couNenieLcr Of poor people, who seL.om
have ten dolla-s 70 inS 81 IN anything. :.
intended 70 break ur Savings Banks aud
Increase the R.pubhc vote in le~c-
John has a theory that II ,LeSe small
bonds can b- dlsgrbcied OYER wide
extent u territory I'll. huhl--rs OF them
VIII become bondholder, and II will h..
necessary tor them 10 vote the Repubh-
can ttcketln or'fer 70 pr->erVe IL honor
aui integrity Of The Ea,ioi.
Lieu euaut Scluyl4r, Of Cen. Crook ;
s'Aii. : sill. here. awaiting tile final ISSUE
witch : expected 10 b-, / =. acc .Ai.c,.
N!th the ews Of Grnersl Crock. either
81 ecy Anu.hll.tiou or complete cap,ure.
Much surprise IS ieii that no despat b
has been received to-day by wire al this
point. which can te TAPPED, Ior by nes-
seDger.
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Registers Order.
RFGISTzR uyyrcy

= OFFtNE.
New Castle Co. January Tih. lTg{
UIon The application OF caroline F. Nc.
Cagley. Administrator, OF William =
McCAulley. l4te Of Wilmington Hd. ia 80 Id
county. decd Il j. ordered and directed by
the Register thai the Admlnistratrtx aiore-
said. give notice Of the granting Of Il tiers
oi Administration upon The Estate OF
ttle decd w.,A the date OF granting thereof
by causing advertisements TO be po-i.d
v!tAln forty d&ys from the date OF such
I1etIt-s IN six Of the most public places Of
Lhe County OF New Castle rts4ulrlng all
persons having demands against Tie Is
tate TO present the same, or abide by an
Act OF Assembly In such case made and
provided. And also Cause the same to be
inserted within The same PERIOD III the
" !ulngton GAZETTE IA newSparsar pub
llshe-i ia Wilmington and 10 be conIin q I'd
therein Three week. K. o d.
Given under the hand and Seal OF
Is. Ul-lcs OF the Reg ister Aforesaid AT
- New Castle in New Castle County
Aforesaid, the day and year above written
:. c. BIGGS, Register
NOTICE
All persons having claims against the
Estate OF the deceased must present the
same duly aitesie1 IN the AdmlnistrAtrtx
on or before IAu. sth, 1870 or abide rhe
Act o. Assembly in such case made AID
provided
CAROLINE P. .NcCACLLEY,
AdminisIrAiYix.
Address. Wilmington, bel. jan.o-sweod
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AN ABSCONDED ALDERMAN.

Aide man William Glendenning. An
iron founcer OF Montreal, Canada, at
sconded. taking with him 5000 in
cash. which he accumulAied by obtain
ing drafts from banks in New Yofk and
then selling them To bank ers in Mont e. l..
His liabilities will reach half . million
dollars. Hs financial difficulties arose
from large oyer Atlous ia zeal esl ale.
which the depression Of the last two or
tire years has seriously Affected. His
principal Gediion are the Bank Of Mon
treal, Peoples Bank and Exchange Bauk.
hls Assets consists of real estate and al
ex' enslye lion foundry.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-23

THE INAUGURAL ADDRESS of Gov.
Hall meets with very general favor SO
far rs We have heard our people refer 10
il in conversation 1hsre an . few who
would rely more upon military power,
which the seutimens Of the Inaugural
evidently would teach to avoid. Bu, We
find that such as entertain views ct yari-
apce with the sentiments of the Govern
or also favor large standing army, which
all experience of this country teaches
is unnecessary. expensive and evil in is
tendency. We don't see that Dela~a-e
has been babe )" nor been very much
"nursed' BY the Federal Government
heretofore /; nor does it appear to us that
she is any more likely to be spanked
in the future than in the past. Against
the General Government, with arms in
our hands, We would make but the ef-
fort of .'babe," TO be sure, If We made
any, and therefore it would be ridicu-
lous, not TO say rebellious !; and in either
Of these lights Delaware never appeared,
nor will she appear so under the direc-
ton Of Governor Hall. No, Governor
Hall has been reared in school that
teaches that the military must be subor-
dinate to the civil power. The civil
power is for liberty tor all the people, and
is TO endure for all time. /, is better
even TO bear the rough usage Of the
'mob," for day, and put it down
with the majesty of law, than to hide
behind military show and glitter. Gov.
Hall remembers that under the civil
power this government up to 1861 was
fostefed and grew to be the '.best gov
eminent in the world" Its greatest evils
and sufIerings have their date with the
usurpa,ion Of the civil power by the
military. This country i'll 1861 Was the
richest and yet the most wsrlike and
formidable in the world. Its civil pro
cesses were As much regarded as the edicts
of he most powerful kingdoms with all
the military pAraphernAlia al the beck OF
their rulers. Then let US get bacK tn the
peaceful and high civil standard Of tie
Republic Of the Fathers. Let our young
men indulge their military patriotism as
heretofore for the manly exercise
and enjoyrnen, that form OF republi-
can enthusiasm affords, as their fathers
did But for goodness sake let Us hot
rear up a oonceited babe" 10 o, pose the
Fedora. Government, for /; would be
Certain TO be spanked" DeIawArt
must rely entirely upon al open. Candid
and manly executive and a ~ise ant
able judiciary. In future, let all her ef
forts be toward peace, and repose in The
justice Of the Federal Government whict
IS sure 70 prevail in the end. Let those
who have not read the Inaugural do -
and thorse who have read il ed il a-ait
II win grow even better On ao4uA.ui Anc-
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A Saa Case In Philade lphia.

The Record makes mention of a sad
e,se of de-sitution Inthe great city, where
the offieiAls' salaries ere robbing the poor
and the rich alike: and tie foolish am
hilton to build greai palaces for the high
salaried thieves and officials to grow
more rich In, is helping 10 make the poor
poorer
In little second story room OF the
house in the rear of 1871 Ogden street
the shriyelled rs OF an infant five
MOI tbs old lie on rough board. frisid
m death, and covered with repcisive
looking calico rag. The emAciaied body.
pinehet features confirm the decision Of
the Coroner that the little sufferer died
from debility caused by want of sufficient
notrishment.
The father of the released sufferer lies
in a cell in Moyamensing prison, where
he has been since last Christmas and
whittier he was sent for attempting 10
steal turkey, being driven 10 the act by
The cries Of his famishing wife and chill
dren Tor something 10 eat. His wife SAYS
il 1as his first offence and tina; she little
dreamed of his purpose when he lefl
his home on Christmas morning 10
procure food TO keep them from siaGv-
ing.
The constable came TO the ho1se TO
make the seizure on Monday, but while
he was here rfe child died, and the Off
Ger, though used TO scenes Of suffering,
turned away from the house without per-
forming his duty; but the cruel task W as
performed vest. rday.
Tbs broken-heared wife explained
that her husband had been sen. below. =
and could not work for them. Mr.. De
Kinder, however has promised to give
the husband work a. soon as he is dis
charged f ON prison. Provision has been
made for the interneni Of the child to-
day i'll Ca ahedral cemetery. A more
complete picture Of d.s tuition and suf-
fering could not be imagined, nor one
that app ais more directly TO the charity
OF the benevolent. The cause of all this
Was rum, both father and mother indulg-
lnp
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PUBLIC SdLES.
PUBLIC sAI.F,|

Will be sold at public sale. on IN. s.-
Of Robert Husbands, decea.si "a
Tnompson's bridge, Christian M
miles from Wilmington. on
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY Ghln
Al IL O'Clock. IN.
ahead of good work or driving hon.
mileh cows, come with calves hr ~
sides, others sprinsing one year os ~
2 sboats. &C. Farming ImDl, mas.
farm wagons, I York wagon nearl, Fl
market dearborn, horse cart. -
plows. hArSows, cultivator. fors ~.
hoes, sc iron hArvestsr. mower .ps -
er combined. good horse rake i MI
winckie fan, grain bags, wagon, pov !,
carriage harness, z sets heavy plp M.
los chains. alsS dairy nxtur,s, ..e Il
pans, bucs cts, oh urns, cream osn. ~
cans, Ac. 10 assss wheat N ,he rors
hay by the ton,
CON NDITION8.-All sums O, az a,
lees, cash, over thst amount, a ern,p \
months will be given, sy the pqr,s,]
giving Q ban kAble note with approy.J u
dorser. THOkDOREt tsTx7
l.. W. stidhAm 4 son, Auclioa..n ~
Jan ls- w1,0
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SAMUEL J. TILDEN has been shame
fully abused, and it appears thai even in
,he house of his friends he has been
treated shabbily. With those who credit
ed the lies Of the men who cooked up
the great fraud, and charged the cipher
dispatches upon Mr.. Tilden. tie wish
was fAher TO the thought; = and their
excuses now, poor as they are, are all too
late.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-23

JOHN W. HALL has been Governor a
day and half already, and yet We don't
see auy change for bitter times. How
long IS this Stale of things TO continue
Rspubiiodn-
Why the sun grew warmer and shone
brighter; while all nature seemed to re-
jolce. How stupid no; to have observed
the benign infnenos that was being shed
even as he wrote the above. All this
followed in "a day and a half" after
COY. Hal! read his Inaugural; and ,e,
he Republican is no, satisfied.
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ReaDing the WhfPlvlud

Martin kipg who will De- remembered
as the man who Wa arrested s-yerAl
years ago for selling whisky lIic,ly in
Raymonds Neck. and pardooed hy Presi-
dent rant just t-fore his refining from
orhce, has met with another serious mis-
hap. His wife and her paramour got him
drunk on Sa,ardas nIgbt last, at his re,i
der ce near Purnells VI H. kenton Hun
dr.d, and ran away with his horse. wag-
on, b+d clothing, meat, guu, corn fodd er
and everything else he had
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4 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

As the Wilmington papers have re.
Gently discussed The propu-;y Of refund
ing tie city deb, into 10 II per ceut
bonds, many people in other places have
conceived the idea that the caty has i..
sued another lean, and the Tr- Asurer b as
Received several letters asking for infor.
NATION. One letter was from a farmer
II Kent county, who iholghr the city
had money TO loan. He said be had a
mortgage Of s27o on bis farm coming
due. and would hKe 10 borrow ,hi:
amount from the city on another mori.
gage
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GNAWED By RATS.

Al Dayton, Ohio, an illegltima,e child
two = seeks II, OF poor Elrl living IN
lie Barracks, near tie zes; corporation
( The city, was leh INA room alone
while the mother wAs out for a stor,
time. Tn her return ste discovered rhs;
rats had horibly gpawsd and eaten the
enid or l. hands snj CHEEKS. The al
iend.ts ?. yatian thinks le can save II.
LIE
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~ oTICE-To WATER RENTERS.
N UEFICE wATER DKPARTNKNr

Ine bills for l.Is are nov read aod pay
able ct the req strar's ofsce, No. 1910 Mar
kei street. The law req uires that all bills
fsee nj the bill , Ao-e paid during ine
month Of February. nve per cent &ddi
tionsl those paid during the month OF
A.rcn. ten per cent additional, aud any
amount remaining unpaid after April Let.
ls.s the reg strar IL required TO have the
ferrules " ithdrawn Al q sait Instituted for
The recovery OF The amount due. aud The
water Will not be let into such premises
until sucn Arresr~. with Assessm enis and
s. for drawing ferrules are paid once
hours, II ~ IN.
WI MORROW,
deeil-eod jan feb cod Registrar
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JANUA 23 1870.

The DAILY GAZETTE is sent to all parts
OF the country, postage paid, for THREE
DoLLARs a year. in advance. IL contains
all the local news and most important
news of the day. IT gives in brief just the
news the farmer OF the business man need /,
al half the cost OF the two cent papers !;
and as much as a man ought TO read of an
evening or morning. Subscribe for It at
once by renitting q money order for .
year or six m onths.
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NOTICES..
Notice,
Assea.Ors'

The faxables OF Wtlm ington Hundreds
New Castle Comfy are hereby notinoo
thai the assess usent for 1873 has hecn cou-
pieted and the books oontaintug the same
are hung up for puoiic inspeet on Al me
Follow log plsces:
SOUTHERN DISTRICT.
First Ward-At Springer q grocery store
No. 5f9 " est second street. near Tatnall.
Second WAri-At the fenbsy lvanis
sir -is.
Third ward-At ] Babcock's saloon,
northeast corner OF FIN and Orange
streets
Fourth ward--At E.auire william Fl.
trady's ofiee. No. ioe last Fourth street.
ne r King.
Tenth ward-At Robert Cottinghau' IS
saloon, No. - Maryland Avenue.
NORTHERN DIsTRItT
Flf.h Warl-Ai +. II. singles & Sons
ctgar store, No 80 Market street.
sixth Ard-Ai Hugh Msguire's, cor
nee OF Ninth and Walnut strc-us.
Seventh " sri--At George II. Robiuso
sslo.n southeast corner OF Tenth and
Orange street..
Eighth u Ard-At W. II. fuckers grocery
store. s.uiheast corner OF Eighth and
Pine streets
Ninth WArd--At Vim. Sveeneys gro
eery ore. No. 2uoa Market street.
Not ce Is also given that The Assessors
Will sit al .he Ciiy Hall on saturday, the
2sth day OF January being the last SAtur-
day OF the present monihl between the
hours Of IL O'Clock. M. and o'cioc K, y.
m. 10 maze correction in the sfores n ID
BOOKS or add additional nam &c thereto.
DAVID W. HUGhEs.
ASS .sor southern District.
GEORGE {. WARD
Assessor Northern District.
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For sale.

Foui building lots al y. T. corner Fl nj
ani jackson streets.
Three lots in jackson between sixth nd
Seventh. -
five lots IN Finn eeiveen Van ourep a.,
harrison streets.
we lots Oh u /. pan Avenue beigeel h>r
7lSon and Broome streets
i've lots aoiolEing ard orth ofthe oeve
Five lots al \ W. corner Harr.so. and
IoyerlDg Avenue
Two .ois Oh delaware Avenue b,lweeI
Harrison a. c BrcoIae
Five lots on Pennsylvania Avenue and
fonrteeuth street.
THOMAS Il. LALLY,
Real ksia,e Agent,
oec-sE GO. Market street.
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The Poor YE HAVE ALwAY>.~-IrI |
: meet and proper that We shall call al
zen, on 10 the poor Il our city. He
whom We are all taught from infancy 10 ,
believe The fountain Of truth, len with
His followers the sentiment. The poor
y have always" and the eloquent and
iorcible appeal. He who cive;h unto he
poor lendeth 10 lie Lort," was ever
l-.adi.l Of his class : and if We ar to
follow His WAYS and !,.juuc; soas We mus,
nnt neglect the lu;y We owe 10 our mos.
needy, and not unf7equeniiy our bt-,. IN
teaiioned people. Say what We will
a4oa; the necle0 of FRI Iality. the wan,
of energy. and the disposition 10 SOW
and -eap not." W. mus. remember this
that IN all this We are quly 1T ering 50
many excuses 70 help Us 70 shun the
many iniunct' that rest upon rs - a
Christian people. l. viii noI do 10 avoid
these injunaions as only exhor; Ations :;
ior We are too dis;iUctly reminded iha:
they come 10 Us again enforced by tha:
command that mus, he obeyed If we are
a; Al. consistent with our professions-
Ii " have no: charity" the chief Of the
Christian virtues, how shall you appear
when the bridegroom comeih." excep'
a. The unwise who took no oil in their
vessels. The winter 50 far has been a
very hard and very trying one. 1, has
not only been cold and damp. but fevers
and her Ills have prevailed TO an un-
para.le!ed extent, as We have been told
y physicians, and led TO believe from
our own knowledge and observ ation.-
sickness exists all around our city. as in
other cities; not more perhaps among the
very poor than among the rich bu. these
diseases exist in other cities and every
where. While we. after ALA a population
have been enjoying rich blessings tba.
fow TO those who have plenty to do. and
a.e in comfortable workshops and offices,
lave We been mindful Of the poor neigh.
t-ar who has had no work, and Others
having 10 work have. in addition.
been stricken with fever in himself. or
his family. or LIS wife or child? Il NAV
t,e you have thea you will reap your
reward; and We should be glad 10 BE-
liege tha, all have done their part Bu,
We are sure there is awant Of Chart,
somewhere. The city, through the Coun.
c.l. has done something bai We learr
TIA; the appropriation for fuel sas lon.
ago exhausted. Can it not do a It'll,
more We know that the gentlemen
who form that body are ready to r~.por,
a. Any moment, if they could be made l.
feel they were meeting the views Of tl.ei
constituents. They have gwen Of thei
o~n pockets many Of ;hem and 10,
:, le; them pui some Of their faith il
t.- r~-ople. Le; them once mcre. i
IL. o:ilctal capacity. aid the people I
a .e poor. with a few tons Of coal #
:ae cry s--dy. We hope they will. Til
u-. = i.'be Of the duty We al owe "
af"". eai i-.Aale al example from ihel
1i.l help osheIs to see the necessity ,
.ooAlng after those We have alN az:
With -.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-23
ANOTHER TyuPyR..cr sppuox

A sad case occurred in Brooklyn, y. Y.
SATURDAY night, when poor in,empera.e
woman was found lyilg z ia the snow.
with no sloes o. stockings on, and So
benuubed with cold TIA, she could no.,
speak. Tie unfortunate creatur re Was ou
the way 10 rake, and WAS carried To
the door most a corpse Leref. She
died in The hospital, aud vas buried i'm
y o.,e.'s fed.
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ExECUrOR's SALE
REAL ESTATP,

By virtue OF an order OF the or,trs
Court. of the state OF Delaware, Ia rl n
New Castle County, mad. at New Cu,I
on the second day OF sepiember. A N
lEs, viii be exposed at public yentvlI
the Delaware house, Opposite he CuI
Hall. In the city OF Wilmington, OF
SATURDAY. The LIST day Of frEBEuAn|
A. D., 1919. ~ > O'Clock. p. m, the tola
iDE described Real Estate, situate 10 N
Cty Of Wilmington aforesaid. b-lnl N
property OF CaIL srine NcAenAmln N
ceased. bounded and described a. ioloN
70 vii:
No. /. All that certain lot. piece. o. 70
eel OF land with q Brick Dwelling HyI
thereon, beginning al Il polut on Tie n0a|
erly side Of fifth stfeei, between spa|
and Church streets at the distance q a
hundred and my feet from the VeEj|
eide OF Church street, thence nonlxI|
parallel TO Cnurch street eigh y.iWO Il
10 Q corner. thence easteriy pAS.t u
liul street eighteen ieet TO AnOlhd aI
ner. thence southerly parallel 10 thsaI
street eighty two feet To the afOre,s!l
OF flfth street and thence along me ~
westerly eighteen feet 10 the place Of tssaI
Mug.
No. 2. All that certain lot, piec- or ID
eel OF land beginning ~ pO.l. Olni
northerly side OF FINN street pavs
SPruee and Church streets b-thg aeftd
o. lot late OF Thomas Askew. deceAsei, 4
the distance Of one hundred aud thIn!lHl
iert more or less from The westerly ,Esil
hurcn street, thence nnrtf erly pafNtil
Church street eishiy-two feet 10 end
stake thence easieriy parallel 10 fRI
street eighteen feet 10 a coTner asal
southerIy parallel 10 I buic ch slreri ,-,gl
TWO feet to the aforesaid side Of ial
street, and thence herewith eigh Ell ID
10 hpe place OF beginning.
Attendance viii be given sni xr|
made known at the time q. d place Lss|
said Wy BERN A RD DOS AhOt
ExeCglG
Or by JoHs WALLS BIsssLl
His Alt1frI |
Attest. J. NJ. HoUshAS, Clerk UTas|
Ipur tanH ~
The daily gazette., 1879-01-23

THE TRUTHS uttered in Mr.. Hewitis
speech is as 'apples of gold in pitchers
of silver" Those who can laugh at their
own shame are as the harlot, ipsensible
TO guilty conscience. But defer it as
they please repentance in some shape
will come ~ sure as time rolls on.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-23
REDUCING EXPENSES

The Massachusetts, Senate by q vote Of
- TO II, has voted 10 reduce the pay Of
its mem bers from $50 TO $500. A com
rnifiee Of the Senase has also made q re-
port which would secure an annual re-
ducsion VI StE' 60 in the salArie, OF the
VI - sachusetts Officials.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-23

JOHN SHERNAN's resumption law cost
the people two hundred millions of dol
lars. while resumption would have fol-
lowed without Law in q few months at
furtheSt,
The daily gazette., 1879-01-23

Ex-Assistant Secretary of the Treasury
Conant Will go 10 L.ndon a. the agent
OF The new syndi cafe. formed tuesday.
ior The sale abroad Of four per cent. bonds
and the exchange Of four per cent foI
Lve-- ge1.ies.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-23
WANTS.

"ASTEp.-Copl OF Daily Gsre,te
w OF the following dates, for whleh 5
cents per copy v III De paid sept. l., eept
-. Dec. Is, les.
NJ ANTI D. Pine shirts make ais
w dozen. ~ a half dosen. In eu-
perior manner fJr IS cen,e apiece goo
n guaTAntes j. Cali al IS kAsr Elsnlh
street M. MILLER.
d.c.t-E
The daily gazette., 1879-01-23

NOTICE - hereby s:veu that the Gnnu
~ al MEETING OF the Stoc kbolders OF
The Wilmington Navigation Con pAny -
viii be held ~ No. SIS AarKer street, Will
IN ina ton. delaware, on Thursday, the q, h
day OF February. 1853. between the houIs
OF : AID o'c!ock. =. M, for The purp<&e OF
year,. JOHN A. GRIFFIN,
lAn-vtm President.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-23

AT O'Clock, p. m. the following described
Heal Estate, viz
All that certain lot OF land with two
story bricz dwei ling house thereon. situate
IL the city OF Wilmington, bounded and de
sSribei As follows, TO vii: Beginning at
the suutherly eide OF Pleasant street be-
ween Jsck son and Van Buren streets sa ID
Pleasant stre-t being laid out para llel to
and between ront and Second streets and
running from jackson TO Harrison stree q
al tie distance % siXty nve ieet from the
.asterly SIDE of Van Bur.n street and at
the centre Of The party wall bel - cen thl
aOd tl- -dJpluing dwelling on lhe west
now OF sad DE Norm sndis thence south
erlv through the centre oi sald wa par
allel To Nan BuFeu street my feet iour
inches 10 a corner. thence eAsterly paral-
Iel 10 pleasant street rfteen teet 10 a cor
uer, tiienee norineriy parallel TO the nrsi
mentioned line and Van Barren street nny
II ei four iIcse- tO Tie a;CTS-ait ssJ1i ~ I, !,
side Of Piea~ant street aud thence tnereby y
Westerly nfteen feet 10 the place OF Begin
ming. Oe lAe contents thereof wnat lney
may.
seized and taken In ext culion as the pro-
pefty OF lLomas \. lie NorHandie. and
~ ichsel Beogas. r. Dorrss. and Ellen, ms
wife, I. Is, and 10 be sOld bv
JOHN PYLE. Sherln.
Sherins once. New Castle. January IS
less lanls-3tAwH
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DUBI.IC SALE
L or FRESH cows.
VIII be sold at the Auction Rooni
l.. W. Stidham d SON, on Wednc, !,
N morning, Jan. I'd 1879, at 10y oe@
bead OF fresh cows with calves oy
aides. A credit Of % days will oeET
without int rest. JOSEPH GOODLt,
l.. W. stidham \ Son, Au.t. jsnsaI
The daily gazette., 1879-01-23

SALE OF COWS.
= The Subscribers Will $GfW
sell ai Public sale, A. Red D64y
Lion, East Marlborough, 0II
Chester county. Pa, ADI
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 3, Ia
All O'Clock, p. NJ.
FORTY HEAD OF FRESh cn1
SPRING ERS. and YOUNG BULL
Also lot OF EwES with LANBs,
SILL 4 BAlLN
Webb A. Nichols. Anctiopser. intl
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LOR SA LEA high improved n4rm
L OF lco acres in White Clay Creek hun
cred. a Ii enclosed I OsAg Hedge. Di-
vided into i've nelds. LArse apple or
ehsrd IN full tearing. Pupnc school I'D
joining the fsrm. BCildings-LArRe Man.
sion Double Tenant House Barn, y rAu Ayy
AMI all otl er buildings necessary on :
nrSt clAss farm. m lies from station on
r. a e X X. Centrally located. :
n lies from Wilmington. Apply -
JSO. ". WHITMAN
Real Estate Ast, " Fourth street
oc&3.-S 6sdw Wilmington, lie
The daily gazette., 1879-01-23
X q. Brcxrxs HAs. -sc'y

DoG REGISTER SoTIcE--All per
~ sons owing or having logs about their
rvmisos are required 10 have tGeh Tegu-
lsrly Registered between the lst nd sDSh VI
January. Amer The latter date the ordi-
nance viii Dc strictly enforced against uu-
registered dogs.
WM. J. MAXWELL.
tsn.in chief oI Police.