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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-04-04

TAG school 10 East Olympia closes
ncxt week.
Destructive prairie fires are rag
ing in Iowa.
We predict that Saturday will be
q busy day.
EAST Olympia boasts Of o peach
tree in blossom.
Coon milch cows are in demand
in this vicinity.
LOOK out for a grand wedding; no
questions answered.
Ir is thought, now, that we have
q fast hold on the pleasant weather.
We regret to state that Mrs. Nc
Intosh is still in a very feeble con-
dition.
The people Of Seattle are suffering
from the details Of full grown scan
dal suit.
HUNDREDS of looms are disporting
themselves upon the limpid waters
of our Bay.
Ma. Ed. Irving has been appoint
ed to a position in the Penitentiary
at McNeil's Island.
MUNICIPAL politics is being vigor-
ously stirred up and nominating COM
mitties are at work.
SEVERAL of our citizens bitterly
complain of the depredations of Chi
nese chicken thieves.
HANG up the umbrella and put the
wet weather clothing away, there is
no use for such things now.
JuDaE Hoyt has leased the house
Of Capt. J. J. Gilbert, where he will
make his future residence.
Rev. d. Thomas will conduct di-
vine sevice OF the church on Cham
bers prairie. next Sunday, the 9Th
instant, at 8 8P. n.
TEE daily evening 1rilMns, and
Aornng Insslligencsr, of SEATTLE.
have consolidated retaining ths nAtnS
OF the lnteligemcer.
MRs. Thomas will take the service
at the Congregational church next
Sunday evening, the 9Th instant.
Subject, "Signs Of the Times"
TIE lists Of passengers by the
steamships Great Republic and Ore
gon, for Portland, this trip, fill two
columns Of the Portland papers.
AID now comes T. N. Ford & Co.,
with bran new goods, all the way
from San Francisco, selected ss-
pecially to meet the varied wants of
every man, woman and child in cur
midst.
MEssss Samson Son & Company
are soon to issue eight monthly
quarto volumes devoted to the i" Hun
dred greatest men" Of history. The
most curious thing about this work
will be, obviously, the selection that
comprises the list.
IT would be considered high trea-
son by almost any Puget Sounder
who visits Portland to stop at any
other hotel than the st. Charles.
Sam Coulter makes o model "mine
host" and Clarence takes to the bust
ness. as naturally as duck to water.
SHOULD you imagine that you hear
horrible groans when passing upthe
west side Of Main street, don't be
frightened, even though there is q
doctors Office over your head en- the
second floor; It is only fellow in
the store playing at o tune on a
double base-viol that has got the
collie.
IT is not generally known that our
former townsman, Mr.. Samuel Coul-
ter, is becoming the owner Of consid-
cradle real estate in Portland. He
now owns, with Mr.. Church, one OF
the largest and finest docks and
warehouses. fronting the st. Charles
hotel, and is laying the foundation
of q brick building occupying half a
block. on the opposite corner from
the hotel. It will be- two stories in
height. covering 80 by 100 feet
ground surface, and contain five
elegant store, all Of which have been
leased is advance. The dock, land
.r1 ;,,crovaroonta xvhan courlofad
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-04-04

INDIANS are peddling smelt.
/ GARDEN rakes are in demand.
/ CHILDREN are building play-houses.
/ ORASeEs are only 81 q hundred
Portland.
| WnrER wheat is six inches high in
this vicinity.
| "a FRESH singer" is now the way
new vocalists are announced 10 the
mnsicaI bulletins.
/ Junes Greene has called special
llte~m Of court to convene at Snohom-
ish City, on the 22d Of April.
Carr. Ballard. Of the steamer
Zeptyr places us under renewed OBJ
legations for down Sound items.
THn latest theory advanced to ex-
plain the murder Of Mrs. Hager,
nsm Oregon City, is to the effect
that her husband committed the ter
lirib1s deed.
Two men were found dead at q
saloon near Port Blaksly, Tuesday.
The name Of one is Billy Holmes,
the other man is unknown. They
are supposed to have been poisoned,
DnD.-At Tumwater, on Friday
March 2Sth, q little daughter, of
Janes Biles, aged about thirteen
months. The funeral services were
to be held. Sunday. and the remains
deposited in the Masonic cemstary..
EVERY boy and girl in the United
States. old enough to wield . lead
pencil. win be sadly interested 10
hear Of the death Of Ebsrhard FAbss,
founder and head Of the house offA.
w. Fabsr in this country. He dad
in New York on the ID Of Ma1eh,
aged 81 years.
SoxsDoDr writes from TumsAier
10 the Orego'sian concerning \ late
gold discovery at that place. SAnsi-
bls people know tho whole tl6ng to
bs . myth. The biegssts 1negst
foand ysts = - eolor, ~ anah ape
cimens can be readily fouaa anyr
where along the banks Of 10 Dss-
chuttes or on our city fronts.
A nKrdcAL saydns assextn that d
healthy grown person loses a'poundI
in weight, through the niehs. ~ thsl
discharge Of cast on matier thtongh'
the lungs and the porsssss tho skin.
The mstter thus pnrse1 from. tha
System is most dsletsrisas 70 health
Il the air containing = - brsatbedl
over the second times. asignai proof
OF the necessity OF thasough ventiias.
tion.
THE people OF Hnfash CoiumhA'
are Justly growing anxious absat
theiR railroad. Isssy feel thah tns
Doman'on gosefnmsas = .iinng sssh
'nea3 moss s..a. mssls..s'
seasanves oi D.''sn oO.unDla ~ho
nave gone % o'nsa' 1900, An0. !.
isg Wnas - 70 70 uune, snu sn =
= 20 % doneA Ansy 0elnaa0 snA.
railroad woIk snan oomehoe =
nome wi'noa1 'ul'ns1 us'a
Portland papers are delaOsing the
fact that AaOO pounds ~. Coium-
bia river salmon were ooademnsd IN
San Francisco on the last arrival
there o.. the steamer EAav' On winch
vessel To snipment was made nom
Portland. u y 2 severe tnouee'|
just rsbnke 70 the hapoo neang mase
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-04-04

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0 THE beautiful weatherl
BuTEayIrEs are multiplying.
OuR town was never healthier.
WoRKMES are repairing sidewalks.
TuMwArEa fishing-parties are ID
vogue.
Qua eastern exchanges are .indulc4
ing in mountaineering. accountssof
maple sugar making.
CHEsrGR 7. Hall, . vol known
Journalist Of San Francisco, died.
suddenly, on the 3lst nit.
vExruaEsoME small boys should
not be suffered to climb the shade
trees in search Of whistle timbsr..
ConLEcroS day has come and gons.
and ON this point there was NJ fool
ing. although it was the. frst of
April.
E7RRY available farm hand in the
country is busily,eagaged inihaugn-
rating the work Of the opening
Spring.
OuRs neishbors at Tnmwater arc
nsnewing their, work at town ina
psoyements since the pleasant ,weokh-.
ee-bsgan.
Dr. Oscar Schmidt -discovsred,
= method of'artifcially psopagating.
and raising spOnges Of avery superi-
or quality.
SpURIoUs btters and meek express.
packages were not the least success.
ful means rssortedj to o. lthAlsA. for
heartless people to impose upon ths
creduity oftheir friends.
THsevzss atones .fron,long bridge
ID favosits pastims fosrour yosnG
ladies. nj the stonsss do not hap-
psn to, hi somsbodr il The naar.
they softsn strike the water slsysnsoes
thirteaAi feet from ,thaehridgs.
Thznchool in diaGxiet No h osznr
msnea1 its nsw tsrn. Nn<aaes, NJ
d4r ~ most A4ltesiag anspieas
11s
tlhnMas Anticipaked N. Dnj1
son.sOntinuss -. plincipel. as1icto1
hV.1lls. Whitsana'1 Mn. Ca.
/ WI undsrstaaas thaA Nh Ihousp
Anai1 i1fiss Bunnell - making pus-
nnntions TO oRsns afashionabls M
llAssyI stose. sAi ahouk tia ftnk q
lay. We asp not adsised. - ~,
What stors-raam win ha-sel4etsn ibe
|ths displaytofi theirsgpods. W. -
speak iorltnsm lihsmlpatrnaaes.
MA., GAnrgs Hiakss. olie& NJ
Rrintsrs .haabssn appointal bE Gov
ernor. TlsVsFs of 0raeon, g lspsrt's
on publiApsintings All Who, know
Mr.. Himsa. will prsnouncs thisan a.
csllsnt. seleesion. and,we "a, sssurs
the goeiai peoples Of thst stsi1 thak
their. interests win Be- fAiaAfully
served
An.tha maeainr " ~. NJ Nh. I
bon. nearu.. 1fonda, eran;.o. ne,
follow;nc ofIissrs vsre ! 1890 AZ - th.
ensains. 4 ousripm Pxes;dsri. John
IN Mnrphv. fra-elack.sar. vses |. py..-
;aents. Mas. I Tho..ss. q "a /. "a
sslsbv: sas.st.rv. Mr' 4 r. Nrnnson.
Asaistsnt s.cretarr. ~. - Fsrrvs
Iteasurar,. 1rsss 49,. na;,ls. char
lain. npv. Mr. Tbomaa: Muaicsl
Directa.. NJ. 4. q Vhiis. edifor 8
NJ. Iamss Hunt;ncte. ~
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-04-04
T. Deschutes river is slowly sub

+ ~ v
n Deschntes river is slowly sub.
sidin
CafsA is afflicted with another
famifs.
TzHEarD, songsters are holding
SzrLs papers,o complain ths.bad
cond ion Of streets in that city. :
II presept moonlight nights. ara
mot I orable f6rburglar's operations.
& Ts. J. Dryer, founder Of the
Ore1Hs1ian, died in Portland Tues
day.
II has been suggested that the
Blne Ribbon League make, an ex-
curs ato some point on the, railr
road "A the first day Of May.
t. idea started by Indian Kettle,
that zhs weather gear that ornaments
the 1cpf Of the Signal Station Office
in ca place is the cause of the long
contIned rain, has grown into q
Wild pread, general impression
amo s the natives in this vicinity.
- latest instance of business
taet told by the Portland Stand
ard, TO the effect that man has
bee clustering around. the, streets
Of 3 city, trying, to sell the cloth
ing hich the unfortunate Brown
and shnson wore when they were
3 hat we hear and see,. be- tpRs,
orr t9estions. relative to.tha work
Or ing out ship knees, are hax-
ine Eactical effect. Sewsral handy
wo - ars detsrmihadto to get I'll
ont Ne enterprise, thai thers xaAF
H. II. New saws., axss aad
mu viii tsli the story.
~ ..aslars eomnI.;,. tA.s
n /. a.rth "a .n,,same~A IN
~ The stata a the ~eeaher.
7, h... .omash;cc -. = ~;aA
n ~ thsn ths.e. = y s.r ar,ennt
\ 6l< spI lansrvissp en -
4 S.,nrs' Ana vhen tAe ra;n essses v.e
,..v y rs..onablxlaalr for. am ;.aussa.a
sol;v;ty n he. roatr;monial -.
:. .....,,...., r...a
Nv "a s;shevmar A tAa iawer Co
Iumb;a. tbsv ey;a.ptlv rasan husi-
na<z - taat;ne. the l;esnse law An
or.,er ~. bes., passad IA Ia sum
Il one. twe or tan ilo,lsrs shall
e cortr;nrAsd sor ler,s ernenses
according "a the posit;on Of the
asharn.r
TIN M,ssrs. Winans. Of Baltimore
have paxsaetad nlans Tor buildinc :
.te.meh;n os nssr twice the
lanoth = tha G,,eas H,skeyn. A emit
a ne vessel whsch appears in q late
of The New York Sun. rep-
resenh., ! spindle-shaped craft pro-
nallea hx twin serews. The speed
of ths steamship il fixed at twenty
miles per hour. We will give our
rsaasrs fall description Of this
ship ~hsn we have seen it.
Txrnx IA = dim prospect that our.
,rsrr;.orv win come in for hsr share
y rslief moDey on account Of losses
and sxpsnaes incurred through In
s;.r asr,aa.t;op.. Grover has IN.
.roa.,o.a . M, for tba .nno;nt,nant
y sb,a. .,,rv off;cars q ! repora the
. .r,,,,,rt - lossa. and EXPENSES in
,,,rrea ~ Oraoon. Wash;nuton end
s.,.na;rr .h....A,v..
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-04-04

Advertising Rates I

One square, one lnsertiOn .......s..@z "
Each additional insertion. ............. 100
Business cards, per quarter. ............5 90
I" :" annum. m............15 90
rA liberal deduction will be made in
favor of those who advertise four squares,
or upwards, by the year.
" Legal notices will be charged to the
attOrney or officer authorizing their inser-
ton.
" Advertisements sent from distance
and transient nCsices. must be accompan-
ed Ivy the cash.
~ Announcement 4 births, marriages
and deaths, inserted freA OF charge.
Uv Obituary notices, or poetry" ac-
companying marriages or deaths, Will be
charged one-half our regular advertising
rates. We will not hereafter deviate from
this rule.
The daily gazette., 1879-02-04
PUBLIC SALES.
PUBLIC SALE

The subscriber intending no on.sl
stock his sisters farm, laying OLE
south OF Summit Bridge, will sell aj.l
lie sale. on
TUESDAY, February 18th, ~.
his entire personal property, on sadAll
consisting OF one pair large muls. ID
Workers. good brood mares ~
OF which are with foal, 3 good 7L-NI
work or driving horses, 3 two N7lY
year old colts, excel -LlI
stock, milch cows, part fresh nug
young heifers, will be In prOnl By isl
sale. one 2 year old bull, grand %, |
Brady Cow, 2 farm wah ons, in gool o7a
oLe hay rigging, one cuttingbox. liza,
new, one sle gh, good as new, Twin Il
rows, 8 cultivators, ploughs, pl ula ~
"hgon harness. brides, col ar, si4'a|
forks: and many elher things po n
toned.
TERMS OF SALE.-Aii sum, nS Il
ceedlng $40, cash on sums excreia.II
amount, "A credit Of eight monlh' VIII
given the purcha.er giving a nafHi
note with Interest added. and viii 'tt.i
20 he approved by the subscriber
". T. B.65'
Sale To commence at 10 O'Clock 4
Jau3O "
The daily gazette., 1879-02-04
Letter on. ScnCnrd.

SEAFoRD, Feb. "a large fleet Of oys-
Ter boats, which has been ice bound at
various points in he Nanticoke for some
two or three weeks, are now lying in our
docks discharglIIg their cargo of bi.
valves, and II ~ estimated that over
twelve thousand tushc Is have found their
way into the packing houses since Satur-
day. Although the temporary suspen-
sion operated against the interests of the
packers, they ret aimed most of their old
customers, and an ttlegraphlc orders are
coming in rapidly, 1t will require but a
short time to exhaust the supply now on
hand. They are apprehensive of anoth-
er freeze, as the sudden change in the
temper ature indicates more cold weather
A strong northwest wind is prevailing
and several abortive attempts to snow
have been made, The winter has so far
| been an unusually severe one, causing a
general stagnatipn In business in this
particular locality.
The festival for the benefit of the Ma
sonic Lodge, which closed on Friday
night, was highly successful, pecuniarily
and will assist them materially in the
furnishing of their new room.
As some OF I he Typographical engi-
neers have expressed The opinion that
| the route from Secretary creek, in Dor
chester county, Md, via the Nantlcoke
|
| BILE as well as the most economical for
the proposed ship canal, that Major Hut
| ton would be prepared to submit his re-
| port OF the surveys to the present Cor :
gress for definite action. This however,
| will not he done and the III matter VIII have
to langush until next winter. In the
interim our people can make it arefresh-
ing subject fsr rargument iIi0ieu of the
stereotyped talk about the peach crop.
II is generally regretted that Mr.. Deans
resolution, introduced into the House of
Representativ on Wednesday last, in
quiring into tbe amount of fees and al.
lowances received by county officers, was
so summary disposed Of A matter OF
SO grave importancr-one in which the
tax payers of the whole State are direct
ly Interested should not be thus hastil,
passed by One of the cardinal virtues
of Democracy is reform, and rs it is al
open secret thai illegal fees are charged
in various cases by INSCRIPTIONS office
holders, it won d be reproach upon til,
party to permit their watchword OF r4
form TO become cloak for rascalit,
within ITS own ranks. The invest gatiol
should br general, and the people-tha
is the Democracy of Sussex-hope MI
Dean will foriity his bill with all til
necessary constitutional requirement.
and persist i'll its passage. If the De
mocraey Of Delaware intends to eradI
:, cate the evil of corruption, and maintai
the confidence of the people, let it prao
tlcc " hat il prfaches.
The daily gazette., 1879-02-04
NJ OTICE-TO WATER RENTERS
~ OPRICH WAFER DRPA RrARar
Registers Order.
REGISTER S OFFICE.
New Castle Co. January III TX,

REGISTER S OFFICE
New Castle Co. January III 1870
Upon the application OF Caroline f. Nc.
Caulley, Administrative, OF william =
McCaulley. late of Wilmington HID in said
county. decd, II is ordered and directed by
the Register that the dministratrIx afore.
said, give notice of the granting of liz uers
OF administration upon the Estate of
the decd, with the date of granting thereof
by causing advertisements TO be posted
within forty days from the date OF such
Letters. in six of the most public places of
the County of New Castle. reuuiring all
persons having demands against the Es-
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 In the
wilmington GAZETTE, IA newspaper pub
lished IN Wilmington, and TO be continued
therein three weeks (e. o. d.
{ t---~ Given under the hand and Seal of
}L.s. Office of the Register aforesaid al
'~'~' New Castle In New Castle County
Aforesaid, the day and year above written
S. G. BIGGS, Register
NOTICE
All persons having claims against the
Estate of the deceased must present the
same duly attested to the Administrator
| on or before Ian. 7th, 1880. or abide the
Act OF Assembly in such case made and
CAROLINE McCAULLEY.
| -. Administrators.
Address, Wilmington, Del. janl0-3weod
The daily gazette., 1879-02-04

CoNKLING's TYRANNY ENDED.-Our
readers know very well that the GAZETTE
has not shown much love for Hayes or
John Sherman. They are quite as bad
as Conkling; but it was simply impossi-
BILE for us to witness the manner in which
that Senator has been suffered to bring
to his aid to re-elect himself the whole
power of the Cuslo ON House in New
Iork, and to sustain also the hundreds
Of acts of vilainy and robbery that had
been shown to have been perpetratcd
under the very men whom Conkling ell
has existed too long already, and we
cannot withhold an expression of plea.
sure at finding the votes Of the Delaware
Sena' ors against the willy New York
senator's proposition to continue hi,
plmp, in office in the Custom House OF
New York. Mr.. Bayard's speech is salt
20 have been very decisive in tone, ant
10 have exposed the glaring frauds tina
had so long been practiced in the New
York Custom House by which the mer
chants and importers had been swindled
1t will be remembered that he was ,
member of the Congressional Committe,
that was sent to New York to examin,
into the alleged Custom House frauds il
The daily gazette., 1879-02-04

Merchants, Travellers, Visitors to New
York, don't fail to remember, that in order
TO accommodate and sdue y0ur money, to
make ,odr on prices and to jill the Larges,
Hotel in New York, the Mammoth Grand
Central, on Broadody will hereafter be
kept on both the american and EuropeD,
plans. The American plan iocludinp
meals and lodging 50 so or SO 90, and tbe
European plan 81 90, and upwards pei
day. An elegant Restaurant, at moderat,
prices, Is conducted by the Hotel
The daily gazette., 1879-02-04
The New Senator from LOuisi-

Hon. b. F. Jonas, just elected United
s. ates Senator from Leu siaI to succeed
Mr.. Eustis, is a leading lawyer in New
Orleans, and a man Of fire ability. In
returning thanks f his election before
the Joint caucus of the Assembly Mr..
Jonas said 81 bave been nked with
the fortunes of the State since my boy
hood, and since the war, which regard
as a barrier between the present and past.
| have endeavored to advocate the ipter-
ests of Louisiana under the auspic Of
the Democratic party. believe that
! that is the party which will eventually
restore prosperity to the people, and It
may confidently be anticipated that, with
| the two houses of Congress Democratic,
the era Of prosperity will dawn alter the
h of Ma ch next. While Always a
Democrat, it shall be my earnest endeav-
or to protect the colored citizen in all ms
political rights, and no colored man can
charge me with treating him with inius-
tice. While opposing dralns upon the
national treasury for the bel eft Of pri-
vate corpoI ations, | shall advocate those
enlightened measures of International
| improvemen'-tfe construction OF leyees
and the Southern Pacific railroad In
conclusion Mr.. Jonas alluded 70 the cleo
ton of Mr.. Spoilord two years ago, and
pledged himself that he would not rest
until he had been seated in the position
to which he had been elected.
The daily gazette., 1879-02-04

that city and that bis exposure of these
iniquitiss gained him much OF the III
mense popularity he has since had WIN
the merchants of that city. 1t is well
known that the officials in that Cus'ohh
House, and we expect 1t Is SO III others'
have winked at the grossest frauds-that
the wealthy who have visited Europe
every summer make purchases of nearly
all their costly attire and thus save about
as much as their travelling expenses ii!
fact they often say II is cheaper to go to
Europe and spend tile summer thah II Is
10 90 to our own fashionable watering
places. While the !, ,oor are taxed eXces-
sively by the high tariii, these wealthy
people thus escape much OF TINS taxation
The daily gazette., 1879-02-04
FEBRUARY 4 1870

rhe DAILY GAzETTE is sent to all parts
Of the country, postage paid, Tor THREE
DOLLARS year, IN anvance. 1t contains
oil me local news and most important
news of the day. II gives In priei JUST 'ne
news the farmer or the business man heeo .
at half the cost of the two cent papers
and as m uch as man ought to read OF an
evening or morning. Subscribe for 1t at
ence by remitting a money order for
year or six monJhs.
The daily gazette., 1879-02-04

THE Republican continues to harp
upon the State Treasurer's banquet. Both
the editor aud correspondent repeated IN
various ways their former false and IN
sulting language in reference to the MEM
bers of the Legislature and State officials
whom they alleged were present. After
the numerous denials that have been
published, this is adding insult to injury.
The daily gazette., 1879-02-04
PUBLIC SALEI

WI III be sold at public sale, on the 70
of Robert Husbands, deceaseii
Thompson Bridge, Chrisliana
miles from Wilmington. on
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY ilh, 10 |
Al IL 2o'clock, IN.
head OF good work or driving ho'S
m lch COWS, some with calves D!
sides, others sprin, Ing one yea ol I
2 shoats, dc. Farming Implelnsa..
farm wagons, York wagon, mean! II
] market dearborn. horse carl ,si
plows, harrows, cultivator, fofk ~
hoes, &C. iron harvester, mower and n
er combined. good horse rake.
winckle fan, grain bags, wagon, plol
carriage harness, 2 sets heavy pin co..
log chains, al.o dairy rxlures' saa
pans, buckets, churns, cream cans
cans, &c. l2a acres wheat In the g|'
hay by the ton.
CONDITlONs.-All sums OF 9
less. cash; over that amount, 'rels
months Will be given, by the paitI
giving IA bankable note with appfery,H'
dorser. THEODORE EsII'
l.. W. Stidham & Son. Auctionetn
tanI6-w3ts
The daily gazette., 1879-02-04

GHERIFF'S SALE.
- by virtue OF "a writ OF Levari Facias,
to me directed, Will be exposed to public
sale, at TIE
LAFAYETTE HOTEL. Sal shipley St,
kept by John J. Dougherty, In the city OF
Wilmington, New Castle county, Leila
ware, on
WEDNESDAY,
The 9th day of FEBRUARY, 1879,
al O'Clock, p. IN the following described
heal Estate, viz:
All that certain lot. piece or parcel OF
land situate III the city ot Wilmington.
New Castle county, Delaware, bouL ded
and described as follows, TO wit: Begin
ming ut point on the southerly side of
Twelfth street ut the distance OF thirty feet
easterly from the caste ly side Of Madison
street. thence southerly paraAel with Mad
ly side OF Delaware avenue thence south
essterly by the said side OF said avenue rs
feet 8 H. chss to IA corner thence northerly
parallel with Jefferson street 2lO feet 6x
in hes to the aiOr said souiherly side u
Twelfth street aid thel ce thereby westerly
l7O fee, TO the place of beg inning, be the
contents within saId bounds what they
may. Book +, vol. 10, page sy1.
Seized aud taken In execution AZ the
property OF Edward Tatnall. Jr.; deceased
and Rachel A. TatnalI his wife and sur-
viviDg mortgagor and I. l., (JoseIh Tat
nall, Jr., and William Candy, Executors
Of Edward fatnall, Jr., deceased, Ac y and
to be sold by JOHN PYLE. Sheriff.
Sherifis ONCE. New Castle, j inuary 10,
1873. janis Sta WITS
The daily gazette., 1879-02-04

SUPERVISOR DAvENPoRr's DEFENCE
that in arresting the holders of the '6S
naturalization papers he made no dis
tinction between Republicans and Demo-
Gratis. is one of the b est jokes of the sea-
son-N Y Herald.