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purse and the sword, with an Administra
tion adverse to them, resemble more an
Egypt or an Ireland, than the teeming,
thriving West and South offormer year.
The ssgacious leaders who saved the
money ffom lighttaxation andpurchased
and acquired great regions in the south
and West, never dreamed that they
would ever be subdued to money
power like that which has been seeking
to make them dependencies on Washing
ton and Wall street. In 1890 not bale
Of cotton was exported from this coun-
try; in no country in the world under
an almost equatorial clima'e, has such
energy and teiprise been shown, as
was shown by the Southern people an
terror to 1861. Nor is there another
region in the world, where, in half cen
tury such strides in agriculture, education.
arts and refinement. and all that goes
to make up great people As III tho great
region known As the West in Anne lea.
viii the West and the South allow them
selves TO be held as by bride relus from
Washington and Wall street Tn re is
no child's play before this country. The
near future will determine the destiny OF
these two great regions. They will have
TO determine to govern themselves, with
out the aid of such scoundre as now
rule with the Shermans, or wax up 10
find their once prosperous regions as an
Ireland, an Egypt or an India, subject to
like restrain from the monetary power
and absenteeism. We know that men
will laugh at these remarks but we
have no fear and ask no favor OF such.
TLey laughed and predicted a rise in
gold if silver was rcmonetized and the
silver dollar was coined; and predicted
that gold would go up 10 per cent. and
governments would not sell, but be sent
home from Europe-all this if the dol
lar of the daddies' was coined But
what are the facts ? Let the extensive
sale of the l per cents. answer.
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REDUCING SALARIES.-The City
Council of Baltimore are discussing the
propriety OF reducing all salaries that
are above 5000 as well as those of the
City Council 20 per cent, and all Others
above 5000, on a graduated scale. The
subject was also discussed in the School
Board. A committee which had been
appointed to ascertain what relation the
decrease of values in commodities bears
10 the salaries of school teachers. which
remain as fixed in 1856, reported thai
va lies had since that time decreased ).
per cent. This result is based on re,
sponses received from over a hundred
leading business men in Baltimore in an
swer to inquiries made by the committee
of the school board.
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.iMTSEMENTS.
Registers order.
REGISTER > OFFICE,
New Castle Co. January IN /.

Upon the application OF aroliue F. Nc.
CaulIey, Administrator, OF William =
McCauiley. late OF Wilmington Hd IN said
county decd il is ordered and directed by
the Register that the Admini>tratr afort..
said. give notice OF the granting OF Letters
of administration upon the Estate. OF
tie dee'd. with the date OF granting thereof.
by causing advertisements to De posted
within forty days from the date oi such
Letters. In six uf the most public places of
the County of New Castle requiring all
persons having demands against the Es
tate. 10 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 in the
Wilmington GAZETTE a newspaper pub
lished in Wilmington, and 10 be continued
therein three weeks te o d.
~ Given under the hand and Seal Oh
}L.s. Office Of the Register aforesaid. al
49, New Castle. in New Castle County
Aforesaid, the day and year above written.
$. c. BIGGS, Register
NOTICE
All persons having claims against tn
Estate of the deceased must present the
same duly attested 10 the Administrator
on or before Jan. .th, 1850, or abide the
Act OF Assembly in such case made and
provided
CAROLINE McCAULLEY,
Administrative.
Address, Wilmington, Del. Jan. O.3w cod
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PUBLIC SALES.
EXECUTORS SALE
lI OF
REAL ESTATpl

by virtue OF an order of the Oy,t,.
Court. of the state OF Delaware. In lrIs
New Castle County, made at New ~
on the Second day OF Septembe-
1878, will be exposed at public yerdn.
the Delaware house, Opposite tba N
Hall, In the CITY OF Wilmington. On
SATURDAY, the lst day OF FEBRr.,,
A. D., 1879. al 3 O'Clock. p. m., the ol,,
Ing described Real Estate, situate h n
city oil WI ilmingtcn aforesaid, beg, J
property OF CatLarine McMenam5 h
ceased. bounded and described as 70, ~
10 wit:
No. |. All that certain lot, piece n, =,
eel OF land with a Brick Dwelling III
thereon, beginning at "A point on Tie 5t-I
erly side OF FINN street, between 81
and church streets at the distance AZ u
hundred and fifty fee; from the ws,.sy
eide oil Church street, thence u0-1s
parallel 10 Church street elghIy.fg9s d
70 "A corner, thence easterly para,
Flfth street eighteen ieet To ai.otlr u
per, thence southerly parallel 10 cn5rl
street eighty-two feet TO The afore.aldrI
OF ifth street, and thence along lle MI
Sesterly eighteen feet 10 the place ., ID
ming.
No. 2. All that certain lot, nj, ce q, a
| Gel Of land beginning Mt a polui n
northerly side Of Fifth street ~
spruce and Church streets, beng aen3
OF iot late OF Thomas Askew. deceas
the distance OF one hundred aud hrri,I
ieet more or less from the wesieryss
Shurch street, thence northerly par.t}
Church street eighty-two feet II md
stake, thence easteriy parallel 70 III
street eighteen feet 10 q coruer, I'D
southerly parallel 10 hu, ch street .irs|
TWO feet 10 the aforesaid side d II
street, and thence herewith elgh et
" the place of beginning.
| Attendance Will he given AMI nd
| made known at the time AID J. als "A
J said oy BERNARD DONAH0l
kNeu,
or by JoHS WALES BI.,EL.
His nii0ftI
Attest: j. NJ. HoUsMAS, [ lerk Upax|
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PUBLIC SALE.|

VIII be sold at public sale, o. usrI
OF Andrew Har.nan, on lie BIKE be r.
Squire tArrle's Corner and ula.gof |
Pencader Hd., on
THURSDAY, February the 49,. Z
sale commencing at L. oe.l56
One nay horse, Frank, comm. yA1
Old, fine Traveller and Will w3rs n 1
kinds OF harness one bay mare ID
com ing eight years old this >pfA! i
good iIaveier, and works quiet .f.4iaj
ot harness aud is a splendid fam.ir nd
3 head oi first-elass mich COW,
VIII be III profit BY day of safe. IylI
ana otners springing. Two year
oil. heller, good stock, -
sprluglnR, yearllng neiiers OF 81 a
. shoat pigs.
Farming Implements. One atl Il
on, III gooi order, GermsntOWa sii
dusoul wagon, Nanwlokle laut u
Steel tooth horse rake, new, | .5A
sheiler, roller, grindstone cal
box, ! wlieelbarrow, one large tesi Z
one mixing trough, moving >cyiA
grain era lie, barn shovel, pioEA
rows, cultiyators, forks, rakes, ADts
On, plow aud carriage harness. c,iaha
brides, grain bags, barley FORKS, Sc
half interest OF Il acres of Wneal d
ground.
CONDITIONS sums OF 20 az
der, cash, over that amount a crell4 |
months Will be given, 10y the pnias1
giving a bankable note with app'lfe
dorser, or three per cent OFF for ca'n ~
est from date. j. NJ. ii HAAiH
W. j. Ian Auctioneer. Jaa-.9
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Trouble la Little Delaware

FROM the y. /. Evening Post.
Governor Hall, the new executive of
Delaware, is said to be ambitious to sue
ceed Senator salisbury and will. il is al
legged. lead in a revolt against the Sauls-
bury Bay ard influence which has So long
been predominant in the politics OF that
State.
The above emsnated from some weak
Republican polite an in our own State,
and We only cut it OUT OF one of many
OF our exchanges, and publish it to con-
tradict II. Governor Hall never enter
tained any such an idea. He has never
been an olfice-seeker, and on accepted
the Gubenatoria Office because the
nomination was offered him hy the
Democrats almost by acclamai.ou. Wien,
too, the opposite party lad determine ed
not 10 nominate "a candidate. GOV. Hal
is hot an a,piraut for the senate.
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PUBLIC SAIL


The subscriber intending no loas~
stock his sisters farm, layin5 ohe
south of Summit Bridge. will sell "F
lie sale, on
TUESDAY, February lstn' y"
his entire personal property, OF sa.aga| ,,. n
consisting OF one pair large mu'"'
workers, ) good brood mares "a
of which are with .oal. sood Al|
work or driving horses, two NN
year ola colts, exec en- s'5'
stock, mich cows, part ire.n hy 5lyl
young heiiers, will be in prohl y .Os
sale, one year old bull, srsno5 aid
Brady Cow, 9 farm was ons, IL sCoE NIL, hi 4
oae hay rigging. one cutting ooa, ,an i
new, one sle gh, good rs new, 'ns,, ,g gsg'
rows. . cultivators, ploughs, pl9"t t.55lJ
wagon harness, brides, COZ lafs' ol VI
fol NJ, and many elher things Nv
toned, s no; .
TERMS OF SALF.-A i sums MI
ceedIng 40, cas- h on sums eA'e vill
amount, n credit OF eight mon" naDkss
given the purchaser giving a a., ,ecaa
note W ith interest added, and w.
To BE- approved by the suDscfiP9 'RI0Gs
Sale to commence at 10 o'cloeh' =.
jan3U "
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PUBLIC SALE


Will be sold at public sale, on lhe u
Of Robert Husbands, deceased
Thompson's Bridge, Christiana b.
miles from Wilmington, ON
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY .th, M
At l2 O'Clock, m.
ahead of good work or driving hoi'aI
mich cows, some with calves 0!
sides, Others sprinsing one year on
2 shoats, dc. Farming Impiemsn,1
farm wagons, YORK wagon, neai!
] market dearborn, horse cart, ss1
plows, hArrOws, cultivator. FORK, =
hoes, &C iron harvester. mower anu
er combined. good horse rake
winckle fan, grain bags, wagon, pios
carriage harness, z sets heavy pin Ia.
log chains, alss dairy fixtures, sl
pans, buckets, churns, cream cahs
cans, &c. l2acres wheat III The s"'I
hay by the ton. n
CON NDITIONs.-AIl sums OF
less. cash; over that amount, rre.s
months will be given, by the pa,u1
giving bankable note with approx
dorser. THOEDORE ksIbl
II. W. Stidham & Son. Auetionee''
taulB. B.w3lh
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go 1870.

The DAILY GAZETTE is sent To all parts
of the country, postage paid, for THREE
DOLLARS year, In advance. 1t contains
all the local news and most important
news of the day. II gives in brief just the
news the farmer or the bush e. S man need
at half the cost of the two cent papers
and as much as a man oaeht to read of an
evening or morning. Subscribe for 1t at
cnce by remitting a money order for a
wear or six months.
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n OrICE.-IRe regular quarterly meet
~ ing OF the Trustees OF The Poor of
New Castle county. Will be held ri the
Aims House, on Wedn. sday, Jan. 2sth, at
10 o'clocs, "a. m. All persons having bills
VIII please present them on or before that
day,
Tue Supply Committee Will meet AT the
Aims house, Saturday, Feb. lst. at IL
O'Clock, a. IN, when proposals Will he re-
cclved for furnishing the Aims House
with bread and meats for the next three
months. j. W. COOCH,
jazz, q. q .gsd4w Secretary.
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~ Il In I.ar -


WILMISGToS. DEL, Dee. 10th. ls1s.
The bills for ltT9 are now ready and pay
atle at the registrars office, No. 100 Mar
ket street. The law requires that all bills
face oi the bill those paid during the
month OF February. rtve per cent addi-
tionsl. those paid during the month of
March. ten per cent. additional, and any
amount remaining unpaid after April list.
1879, the registrar is required to have the
ferrules withdrawn al d suit instituted foi
the recovery of the amount due, and The
watsr will not be let into such premises
until such arrears, with assessments and
81 for drawing ferrulus are paid. Offict
hours, "a III To p IN.
W. ]. MORROW,
declI-eod jan feb, cod Registrar.
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TIE STOLEN TELEGRAM>.-The y. Y
Herald says he Pot'er Committee hes
very properly directed lis earliest inaui-
ries 10 the larceny by which the des-
patches were obtained assorted examil-
ed, manipulated and published. 1t i, IA
piece OF secret history which = disgrace
fu 10 all the IA ricipant~. II J. fully g.
tab'i>Ged by the testimony that tie Nor
rison Committee Of the HsuSa commit
ted no theit ana violated no confidence.
y CAREFUL l>t wa, made OF all the tel,.
S'ains Il received, and when they were
returned to the Western Union Com
rany a comparison was mate with the
list and the kilograms duly receipted Tor.
There was much larger batch OF teie-
grams, sotne thirty thousand IN number.
which was delivered To the SENATE. Com
m.ttec ON Elections in obedience to a
subpoena, and deceitful pretence was
| made OF returning them. They We're
| sent to W Washington in trunk, and the
| same trunk was sent back, with an at
tempt to convey an impression that il
was returned with ali its orig nal con.
tents. The preteuce is lrored 10 hare been
| a tn}sehood. The contents Of the trunk
had been furtively searched and a large
number OF the kilograms stolen. Quite
| aside from the partisan uses made of thar
theft the transactions was infamous-de.
serving the same scorn as tainpel ina
orth letters in the Post Office 1t is now
in evidence that the sneaking theft by
which certain kilograms were selected
and retained and the others restored to
the trunk was perpetrated by repubn
cans.
: The motive of the theft was to max.
party capital, and that motive explain.
the nature ofthe proceeding. The demo
cratic dispatches Were kept for publica
ton, ad such republican, despatcbes a
might offset item lrere Quilted out and je
sroyed There is proof that some OF til,
republican dispatches were covertly tax
en- out OF the telegraph office and give,
: up previous TO the issue ofany subp,rnas
3 The president of the company was :,
ashamed of his order to that effect tina
| he directed II 10 be burnt The peonl
: who exanined and sorted the content, a
the trunk hal shame but no scruple,
They tished out damaging republican
dispatches TO destroy or hide them, an
damaging democratic dispatches to cor
vey them clande>tinely TO newspap,
c for publication. When this use had bee
e made OF the preserved dispatches the
: We're conveyed by stealth into the priva'
=. office OF General Butler in his absenc
n aud lelt there. The ghoul~ " hostole NJ
II STEWARDS body did not coniuet their Of
,e erauons With more studied secrecy ,
L. display more skulkiug conselousne
that they Were doing thing which wou
not bear the hight
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A CARD.

To all WHO are suffering ifom he errors
aud indiscretions OF youth, nervous we
ness, early decay, loss OF manhood, Hc., /
will send recipe that Will cure you,
FREE OF CHAkE. This great remedy
Was dis covered by "a missionary In South
America. Send a self-addressed envelope
to the REV JOSEPH T. ISMAS, Station ID.
Bible House, New York Clty.
deco e.)dS
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THE STOLEN DEsPATCHEs.--One
Brady, Second Assistant Postmaster
General, has confessed that he received
a parcel of the stolen dispatches and
gave them to VIM. Z. Chandler, who left
them in General Buffers room. But he
does not reveal what those that were sto-
len and burned contained.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-29

IHE ice harvest ON the Hudson river
this season IS the most successful ever
known, the quantity secured being great
Ell and the quality better. The gather
ing will be finished this week, and it is
expected 100000 tons will be obtained
which, 1t is supposed, will suffice for 3
two years crop, thing that has lever
happened before.
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PIIoNs FoRTHE UNITE

nOG REGISTER NOTICE.-All per-
~ sons owing or having iogs about their
remiscs are required TO nave tLeM regu-
larry registered between the Ist and 20th OF
January. After the latter date the ordi-
nauce will be strictly enforced agaifist in-
reg lslered dogs.
WM, j. MAXWELL,
fiu2-lm chic ( ol polIce.
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.SHERIFF".S .S.4LES.


N,HEkIEF'S SALE.
= 6y virtue of "A writ OF Levarl Faciae,
10 me directed, Will be exposed 70 publle
sale, - TIE
LAFA1 ETTE HOTEL. sil shipley 81,
kept ~ John j. Dougherty. 10 the city of
wiirpin ston, New Castle county, LES
WEDNESDAY.
The 9th day of FEBRUARY, 1879,
at O'Clock, p. IN the following described
h,al Estate, viz:
All that certain lot, piece or parcel OF
hand situate m the city OF Wilmington
New Castle county. Delaware, bouudeJ
and described ms foifows, to W.T.: Begin
ming ut "A point ON the soutberly side oi
Twelfth street Al the distance or thirty feet
easterly from the caste iy side OF Madison
street, thence southerly parallel with Mad.
ly side Of Delaware avenue thence south
easterly by the said side OF SAID avenue Il.
feet q IL ches 10 u corner thence northerly
parallel with jefferson street 2l0 feet 6k
in hes 10 the "A, or said soutberly side o
Twelfth street and the &C thereby westefl
40 feet 10 the place of beginning, be tn,
| contents within said bounds what the,
may. Book +, vol. 10, page s97.
seized and taken IN execution as thi
property OF Edward Tatnali, Jr.; deceas Sc,
| and Rachel A. TatnalI his wife and tur
viving mortgagor and l. t.. (Joseph Tat
nail, Jr., and William Canby, Execution
| of Edward Iatuall, Jr., deceased, dc } an,
| to be sold by JOHN PYLE, sheriff.
| Sterif's ONCE, New Castle, j ,nuary 10
| ls7e. iaulS-3tawts.
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SALE OF cows. s.1yTsH|
y The Subscribers Will H&.Nl
sell at Public sale, Al Red TM
Lion, East Marlborough, A
Chester county, Pa, ~.
MONDAY, FEBRUAki o.
Att O'Clock. P. NJ cOsi
FORTY HEAD OF FREs-ha harrLIs|
SPRINGERS. and YOUNg eeNBs,
Also y lot of EWES with LaaILEll
Webb A. Nichols. Anciiopeei'
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WEDNESDAY,
The 9th day of FEBRUARY. 1879.

at O'Clock, p. M. the following described
Real Estate, VIZ:
All that certain lot of land with a two
story brick dwelling house thereon, situate
In the city of Wilmington, bounded and de-
scribed as follows, to viii: Beginning at
the southerly side of Pleasant street be.
tween Jackson and Van Buren, streets said
Pleasant street being laid out parallel to
and between ront and Second streets and
running from Jackson to Harrison streets
at the distance OF sixty. five ieet from the
@asterly side OF Van Buren street and nj
the centre of the party wall between this
and the adjoining dwelling on Ihe west
now of sad DE Normandie; thence south
eIly through the centre OF said wall par
allel TO Van Buren, street fifty feet iour
inches to IA corner thence easterly paral.
lei 10 pleasant street fifteen feet TO a cor
ner; thence northerly parallel to the first
mentioned line and Van Buren, street fifty
feet four inches To the aforesaid southerly
side of Pleasant street; and thence thereby
westerly fifteen feet to the place of begin.
ming. be the contents thereof what they
may.
Seized and taken in execution as the pro-
perty of Thomas Y De Normandie, and
N Michael BeOgan, +. Dorras. and Ellen, his
wife, /. Us, and 10 be sold by
JOHN PYLE, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, New Castle, January i6
ctS. tanlS-3tawts
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WEDNESDAY,
The 9TH day of FEBRUARY, 1879,

ut , tloth. p b''s iiiC AolloWIuk hcbCE4Uel
Real Estate, viz:
All that certain lot of lard with three
story BRICK dwelling heuse thereon, stu
ate in the city Of Wilmington, bounded
and desc ribed as follows, TO wit. Begin
ming at the northerly side "f Front street
between jackson aud Van Buren, streets AT
the distance ol 65 feet from the east.rly
SIDE of Van Buren, street and al the centre
ot the party wall between This ana the adj
joining dwelling on the west now of the
laid De Normandie; thence northerly
through the centre OF SAFE W. II and paral-
lei to Van Buren, street siXty-three feet
Six inches 10 a corner; thence easteIly
parallel to Front street fifteen feet To a
corner, thence southerly parallel to the
FIRST mentioned line ANA Van Buren, street
sky three feet six inches to the aforesaid
northerly side of Fropt street, ard lheEce
thereby westerly fifteen ieet 10 the place OF
beginning, b. the contents thereof what
they may Book c, Vol. 10, PAGE 800. Il c.
Seized and taken IN execution as the pro-
perty oi Thomas y. De Sormandie. and
Sart Ia WEIGH, I. l., anu 10 be sold by
JOHN PYLE. sheriff.
Sherif's ONCE, New Castle. January 10
1879 janis 3tawts
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CHEKlFF'S SALE.
- BY virtue of writ OF Levari Facias
10 me directed, Will be exposed TO Public
Sale, at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, sii Shipley ST.,
Kept by John j. ougherIy. in The City OF
Wilmington, New Castle county, Della
ware. ON
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SENAroR-ELECT CARPENTER OF W Is
consin, is making a platform which IS
calculated to reconcile Il, cent men 10 his
return to the Serate. Having already
been appealed to 10 secure changes III
some OF the Federal appointments IN his
State. so as to turn out Mr.. Howe's friends
Mr.. Carpenter has written TO Miiwau-
kee paper to the eiie I that none of those
now holding office nor have any fear Of
him SO long as they discharge the dLl les
OF the position TO the satisfaction OF The
people. MIR. Carpenter doesn't have the
SINE ideas OF the duty of United States
Senator that some men have, for he says
that 'whatever influence over appoint
ments is given a United States Senator Is
intended to be exercised for the benefit
of the publ serv ce, and not for his per
sonal advantage This will be distres
sing inte lligence to some.
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FIGHT WITH TONGUES.

Thomas p. Worral, prominent law
yer and politician of West Chester, was
before Mag srata in that borough yes
terday n a char eef assault apd tat
terry. He " iyed ahea ing, and tie case
will be tried IN couit. | appears that
several PERSONS OF high 81 Standing were 90
the Ice at PAinter's pond on SUNDAY al
teri oon. The defendait and William >
Wind,e, also lawl er, engaged iu a q >
cussior. Worral then kno ked Win
dle down on the ice. Fratk Pam
ter, friend 10 the PROSTATE, pitched in'
Painter was also knock, d down. Being
man OF avo'rdupois, Paint dldh'
stop on the surface, but went in a litl'
wa,s. TIE fight caused much eNct
ment on Sunday and much talk oa Mon
day.
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CHERIFF'S SALE
. By virtue of a writ OF Levari Facias,
to me directed, Will be exposed to public
sale, at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, Sal shipley st.
kept by John ]. Dougherty in the city OF
Wilmington, New castle county, Della
ware, on
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NOTICES..

NrUfICE.-Ihe Mutual Loan Assota-
IN lion now offers new STOCK for saN.-
he first pay ent may be made any
time. Apply To q EORGE Y. NJ ARiS,
Secretary aud Treasurer.
ja23- ind office col ship.ey 81, "a story.
C,UBscR. P1ION8 FURTHE JUN ITEh
= states four per cent. loan received at
the First National Bank of Wilmington
at par al 4 accrued interest.
GEO. l., ARMsTkoNG,
ian.i-tmd Cashier
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@ CHERIFF'S SALE.
y BY virtue OF u writ OF Eenditioni Ex
ponas TO me directed Will be exposed To
Public Sale at the
HOTEL OF JACOB HYATT,
In the town of Newport. In Chistiana Hun.
dred, IN New Castle county, Del, on
THURSDAY,
The 9th day of FEBRUARY, 1879.
at o'clock p. m. the following described
Real Estate, viz:
All that certain lot or piece of land
situated IN the town Of Newport, County
OF New Castle anu State OF DeIawa,e,
beslniing at stake standing at the cor.
ner OF Front street on the Phlladelphia
" limington and Baltimore railroad and
walnut street. thence along said Wplnnf
street 10 lhe Chri>tiaua cr.eg: thence
aiohs "a creek 10 small gut th.n.e
up said gut 10 trout street aiorssaId {
tiehce aloi & said street To the place OF ha
sinil,hs containing one hundred and
L"ehly-eisht square rerches be the same
more or less. Ihe improve ~ euts therein
Inphs1l>tlDg n'tI1 Ola Rolling Mill and Machinery
bulldIhg Tor Gaivaufzing snr.,-ir,n,
once aud other outbui dings va
SeiZsd aud taken IN execution as thu
property OF the j. Marshall Company ni
Newport, Delaware, and TO he sod by' -
JOHN PYLE ShertF
sherih's onice. New Castle. ,jannars.' ~ ,s
49, ianlS- 81 AVIS
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