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San Francisco cast 40,7l7 votes
against Chinese immigration aud only
229 in its favor.
Encouraging reports are received
from Mcmphis. The weather is good
and the death lis. small.
Twelve cars aro turned our daily
at the Harrisburg car shops.
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The explosion Of Il kerosene lamp
IN n tenament house in Boston last
week set fire to the building, burning
five OF the inmates to death before
they could DO rescued form the
Il lamcs.
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PUBLIC SALE.

:. The undcrsigned, Assignee Of the Estate
Of John Arbogl't and wife, will expose IC
Public sale on the pramsesol
Saturday October Is, 1879.
tho following described Real EsIale TO
wit.
III ACRES
and ~ rerebes OF land situate In Jackson
Township. Snyder County. about two
miles Souib--east Of New Berliu. aud
bounded BY lands Of David Oldl. Jacob
Wiues and renns Crock oa which are
erecte LOG
GRIST MILL,
u two'story HOUSE, STABLE aud other
ouibuillings.
Sale 10 commence at 10 O'clock a. N
Of said day when ems will be IN ads
kuo~n by
J.s ACKENBERG
Sep. 25,f. 1879
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Administrators sale Of
REAL ESTATE.

fNllE undersigned Administrator
Il Of the estate e i,enj amin l.. Rauienbush,
late OF Beaver t9vhshlp. Sn yder ccunty, Pa,
iecessed, by virtue 4 al order Issued ou, of
the Orphans Court oi said county, will expose
TO Public Sale. ON
Thursday. October 30th, 1879,
at Adamsburs, County Aforesaid, the follow
Ing Real estate, to VT :
Hotel Stand,
situate IN tho centre OF the town Of Adams.
burg. being large 2.PtOry wcttherb0nr ricd
hopso witch has teen Kept rs n Hotel Tor q
lngs, There u large STORE ROOM IN tue
building. This is c0ncefottU ~ the beat il0tel
siand In the countg. Also
One Fourth Acre,
tcing l,t.ot ground situate In tho town
ai5rcsaid blundef rs lot ofI. {. Sue,h' Publ,
Road and lot Of David Btowu, whateor are
,rocto q story Dse' ling liDtsE & aud other
outbuildirgs Also certain
Tracts Of Land
situate in west Beaver TOWNSHIP. comfy
aaiore.aid. adj iuing lands of Jes'e Knrpp, a.
pariee and othors--th' one containing .
ACgES, rs peicbes-ihe other containing y
hvRtS, more or lcss. tbs same belnx TIN
other valuable timber. Also another tract Of
land containing
~ ahtl'o,
ard IS rcrches, situ,te In west Relvar town.
ship aturcsaid, adi lining lands oi John f-ikei
aud others, cuinmJuly known rs tho "Llmc.
stone hllEo tract" Also unnthct certain
mcssuago and tract ~ bsud. aitutt- ia Beaver
township. ndi1iliug lauds NJ widow Mtnpcck,
Michael L'pley, Alexander lluwmal AMI oth.
crs. containing 90 ACRES, more Or lrss. Also
uuOlhor
Lot of Ground
situate on tho north Side ot Tatn street In tho
town of Adnmsburg VII .r.ln are erected q
2.stury frame HOUSE vith summer House u {.
tlchCi, ard other ,uthuIliiulS. Also another
Lot situate rs nf0rcsall, cOntei ming Cne-
Fourth Acre, bprnic East md vest by Public
Roads. south by an Alley and North hy lIt 4
Nc.2cls heirs. wherein are c'ert1t n good
STABLE aud 81 ICHER SIUP. Also
Taunery,
Tanncry Bun'lnga Nts. Dry house, Beam.
house, lii'c house, Marx She Is nni other u",
ces.try building ell cImp'etc--t stream oi
water pr sing through tue I1il ,Ings AMI every
appliance r'rt.srry Hr tho easy, convenient
aud rapid conduct of inc T-nuCry business.
sale Go cumWchco at 81 u'cloeh A. 81. col % /
day when terms OF sac Nlil be made kupNn uy
:. y. WErIE
oct. ., ls-e. Aimini.traior.
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A gal named Schreckengost livin G
in Young town ship. Butler co upty,
hes . hsssy heard
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Shegiff'S Sale !!

DY virtue Of n wri, Of Al. fi.fG.. issued
ID out Of the Court Gf Common T. eas "
NY Ter county, ant 20 me directed Will be ex-
o.. .sci 10 luliic sac a. tn Court House, IN
,ae Borough VI MiidieDurg, on
Saturday, October 2j;h, 1879,
a, 10 o'clock a. ~. the following descrlbel
fral Estate, 70 Nit: a csr.aiu Tract Of Liant
iiuaie m pen'rr iosusAip, Suydvr county, Pi.,
.uuLict n lrth 80 lAut Of aldOE Kluus, East
. lad OF joan MO5er South by laud of John
,lter sud West By lAui o. JJhu SSongle, cou-
ming
100 Acres,
more or less, whoreon are erse ed good Two
story
House, Bank Barn
aud othar outbuildlngs.
Seized and taken 10 eSscutl1p q nd 10 be sOld
is the property ofS1mu9l q, Engis
u. bOLkh btR, Shsrid.
Sh,yits OR e, Mildle0lrg, Ost2, ls7J.
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ASSIGNEE NOTICE..

EXECUrORS' NOTICE Letters
IA testamentary ou tho ,stnto II A. raham
SnOOk, late ~ IBrHtbr IuNushtp SNYDER
Co. Pa, decd. have teen granted ~ tho Under
signed. : u persons kuowi ing themtclpcs iuaubt.
eJ 1" said esthte win IleHse lnaku immediate
payment While thOsH having claims against said
estate nill pTote0t them Tor settlement to
JOSEPH a, SsOJh.
MLLLiAA l. BIGGER
Aug.2l '7).pd. EKec1tsrs
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A DMikiSTRAT0R'S N0TlCE--.Lei-
~ ters Of al illustration on tue estate Of
ieOrgs Diehl late OF middleereJk t0NDship,
snyder County decid having bIon grant.
sd TO tue undersigned, all peisODs knowiug
themselves Indebted to said estate arc request
I'D te make Immediate payment, while those
aaviny elaine Will present them duly sstLsIti.
Gated tor settleIielt to
SEN LitlZE.,
AVgi, ~. AaAiLlstIsto1
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lhreo Acres.
Blick Store K Dwelling House,
Two Acres,

Two Acres.
moro or ,as. situate ~ aforesaid. Whcre3n is a
large aul convenient
Coal Yard, Siding.
2-s,orv f-am, WAREHOUSE, FAIR.BANK
StALF, ~.
TRACTS Sl43snl I. bounded south AMI
West by bands uf Cath,r.ne " 'Hrr ant nther. ,
North hy ruNl. Il ,ai lea ting fgnu Milli'prrf
~ Srliustruyo, a1l We in par, hy pyhi.t
Road leading t. fr'obIsf, cJuniui I together
Fifteen Acres,
moro or loss. tir1u yh which tho :. \ l.. r. Il.
pas,cs, Located A. Sf,-'-lti, The above dc-rrl' .
,l t-arts viii hn uUaral ia town lots anu are
we'll adapted ~ building purppsci.
TRACT 80. ,, coutaitiug
Twenty-Five Acres,
more or less situate In saIi township ofFrant-
Iiu about thr,c-fourth- OF Amilc from the other
tracts In southern direction, all being TIMBER
LAND on whirh isa
Fine Orc Vein,
The arove properties sre the most vAl1tlie
ever NJ re | at Pghut sale IN SNYDER comfy.
The store aud warehouse Tr0pcrtIr- aro located
with a view 10 business. Tho coal NSrj Dr. tAe
best along tho line u .Le Snnhurv L"wi-tY"n
Railroad. irtg'.i lu n uup agricultural dls.
triytr Is the heat aud most convenient gri1u de-
20 go tho L,ilrnid.
~aie 20 commence At 10 o'clock Il. VI. of said
dag Whcp terms OF sal win b. mai" kuuNu hy
JCuN :. BEAVER.
Utt. ?, 1879. Assignee.
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ASSEG ME- E'S
8 8 "a L. E. E. :

UliE undersigned. Assignee of
L I.a7c Rsnyrr f,r thr uc'cI' ~ creditors, by
ylrtu" ufau order i-sl,t out ut tho Court Df
Commln P.rtsnf S1ylfr county, whi cNpJsc -
Pablo sale, iu f.hnslt1, on
Friday. No7ember Eth, 1879,
ho f1urwirg described Rru Et,a'e, 20 VII;
TRACT so. !. hyIrE q lot of gr'uui bonn ''i
hy ur u' S'"'.ur q = .u, Iilr N''c. 7 1tu 70 b.
res. VI. *. Schleh. y Il. : 'hu'', aud iv' pu''lc
Roads uHr leading I''l- tlr I'-' s.io - " "a
i'C p. ot AMI tho othor from NJ iil bIrg 90 -.
liu-'g We, confirming
lhreo Acres.
norc or less. si .1irint -, trough II Middle.
hung, bsin'st'1,t' in Fr,u'lr, Franklin town
sliu. Slyi"r county, Pa, shrfHol a., cra'i'l -
t1r, LANCE
Brick store II Dwelling House.
With ou'buil i.u,., bting worry l',irthl' S.oro
sit'1. convenient ,tI.a B,tlrll and directly
At ~ east cu1 ~ the u~i1e' lctlirg over VI il.
he ~HHh.
TRACT ~. Q. bounded bv nri. uf D,vtI
kor.'c'tcr. VI. X. : .HHeh. tpln Bls'- -nuI pa
lac E1,J l,.i.ug fs'u N!li.lgrc to S,llas-
grove, voutalutnr
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Administrations sale Of
DUhT TliEi!sgTT
AAILAM L.U / - ! .sAs


'N!IE undersigned. A1miristrq.ora
j 81 the e,tltcuf WI an Octcr. lat. oi Wcst
lieayor to"n,hip, Sny Ter counts. -. dec.i,
rs virtue Of nn "Jaer l,suci cut oi tie Urpiau,'
Court oi ~uN Ter county. VAL oNp.sr 10 IuLlIc
Sa's un the !reui'us, On
Monday, October 2 21,l, l>79.
tic iolltwIng described KriI lstatc. situate la
West BcuNoG t'Wusltp NiNrcs iii, all i!uiGs
ilhds Of icnl nlItuln khnIlvr, Isaac hcrr,'.,
josiah Helirios, JIul ,.sh aa! Others, eJn-
tgiLiag
40 Acres,
more or les., wherein are cro-,ci a large
nearly uew, trtrc wcataoSb 'asicl
House, Summer Uouse,
BANK P,H", and o'Lerno"r~ ~ ou,buIld-
DO fs---.Ncc' Gu. water ..t she s..l a.I ruuLIu.
water ou tie I.,uiscs-,a LARGE
Orchard
Of ch oi c fruit ire,s iu t,ar.ug-couscni lent 70
'ihrrct, schools, tAurrAcs g.. { Ter - .ud
ten q ri ir q u'.t statc ui cu'uv,'ioT Also
a tract - innd z tu'te IA tie io"rship At. 90.
lnU.tahJsa, .'-. %, l.scrU NeIt,r, \. Par.ue
and others coL.oin!
III Acres,
more or less with TIC Rppprtenaure, tclng
llAFER LAHU. \ Ai,u aLi,Lcr iraet # land
si'uac DO the township aiOTt'4ii. aiIliuils
lands 'i - Auwiilor, Isaac MOurlr, William
stu and others, cJ4tain.ny
Z Acres,
mo or less. Tho last two mentioned tracts a G
I4ABtk LANb well set win valuable tim
her sucn y, Mhiie p"f, ChestGut OIk, White
sale 10 commence at 10 o'clock A. VI. Of said
day wen terms Ol "a evil. ue m,de known by
GtbRpL ". DrkIR
tAIuAhlNE OCkEk.
! OCT. -, l~t9, AdUiuiskTl.Urg
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Twenty-Five Acres,

mora or less situate In saIi township Of FRANK
Iiu about thryo-fDurth- OF Amile 'r1n ~" other
tracts In. southern direction, AL boius TIMBER
LAND on whirhis
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TllE undersigned Administrator
Il Of the estate q Heni amin L. Rauienbush,
iaie Of Beaver tosashlp. Sa yder ccunty, Pa,
.ieessei, by virtue 4 an order issued out of
the orIhsus' Court O1 said county, Will expose
The daily gazette., 1879-05-14
John BreaE
In Chancery
New Castle County,

Mark Br0oY u. 81. In f6rt1t1On.
And now TO wit. this Goth day OF Febru
ary, A. D., lS1r y appearing TO the han
rison that Mark brear. A bel Brear, Eliza
Brear and Elisabeth Jordan, the defend
ants in this cause, have no known place
OF abOde within this county, and cannot
be served with process; that the said Mark
Broar and ELIZA Brear reside In the town
OF Flushing, Long Island, State Of New
York, the said Elizabeth Jordan resides
In the City OF Washington, District of Col
umbia, and the said A bel Brear re sided In
the State Of New York when last heard
ter cd for the said Mark Brear, Abel Brear,
Eliza Brear and Elizabeth Jordan, at the
return Of the su m mons issued for them.
II is thereup0n, on motion OF Charles b.
Lore, ESQ, Solicitor for the petitioner Or
dered by the Chancellor that the sale
Marx Brear, Abel Brear, Eliza Brear and
Elizabeth Jordan, do appear before the
Chancellor at his Chambers In Dover, on
the second dgy OF June, A. D., one thous
and eight hundred and seventy-nine, and
show cause II any they have, why parti-
ed should not be made according 10 the
prayer thereof. or that the petition will be
taken pl confesso as 70 the said Mark
Brear, Abel Brear, Eliza Brear and Eliz-
abeth Jordan.
And the Register is directed to cause a
copy of this order 10 be published In the
DAILY GAZETTE. newspaper OF the City
| Of wilmington, County ah resaid, for the
period OF thirty days next preceding the
and eight huadrei aud seventy-nine.
Attest, J. M. HOUSMAN,
Reg. G. g.
April 30 lB79-tiu3
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General News.

The mountain fires a1ound rlttston
continued yesterday but . large clearing
heRing been made about The Lal1in row
der Mills, they were O0usidesed - Of
danger. Fire which had been burning
1pr several days on the Broad Meuneain,
In Schuylkill county, began. to edie ouL
yesterday, for want OF further fuel. The
town Of Shenandoah was serlosly endan-
gered for time on Monday by showers
Of sparks from the flaming forest. In
the western portions Of Schuylkill coun-
ty, the woods were burning fercely yes,
teday, and men were fighting the Dire to
save the coal breakers from destruction.
Several hotels and other buildings,
near the ,railrord depot u lryinetown, .
village twenty miles east Of Warren, Pa,
were burned yesterday. The loss % not
reported. ...-r.. n .r.,i....I,I.. 3
1t Is understood that Secretary Evarts
will reopen negotiations with foreign gov
ernments for the adoption Of dual mo-
ney standard. "Hf''4
The Pacific Railway resolutions intro
duced by the Ministry have passed the
Dominion House OF Commons, and were
taken up by the Senate yesterday.
General Robert c. Schenck is danger
ously i'll in Washington Of what u be-
lieved to be Bright's disease. III,
Hon. Asa Packer was in dying con-
dition at bis residence In Philadelphia
last night. ta lH--l ~
The charter election In MoristOvn, N.
j., on Monday, was carried by the Dem
Ocrats. The Republicans have only one
Councilman and the May or left. There
were five tickets In the field.
For the past ten days the weather
throughout Minnesota, Northern Iowa
and Northwestern Wisconsin has been
very favorable for the growth of the wheat
crop. It has been cool and moist, with
almost daily rains. This region annual
iy sends SO, ,000, 900 to 40, ,00O, ,0OO bushels
Of wheat to market.
The House Committee on Mississippi
Levees yesterday agreed to . favorable
report on Mr.. Gibson's bill, introduced
last Saturday, for the appointment Of q
commission on the improvement Of the
Mississippi river.
The President has signed the bill au.
thorizing the annual enlistment Of 75O
boys for the navy; also, the bill TO pay
Captain Eads for work done on the Miss
issippi jetties.
At Watertown, N. Y, yesterday, Lou
Is Barron, q machinis, went home from
work sick and fell fainting in his yard
after saying to his wife, 81 am dying.
This gave Mrs. Barron such fright tha
she died soon Afterwards.
At Allentown, Pa, yesterday morning
. boy named Nagel tumbled from wa
gon and was killed by barrel Of waite
falling upouhlm aud crushing his head
Charles H. Pulham, for many year
city editor OF the New York Times, died
yesterday.
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Reglster's Order.
RK0IsTRR's OFFICE.
New Castle Go ADrfl a

New Castle Co. April ga, 1879.
Upon the application OF ]. Poulson
Chandler, Administrator, of Jethro j Bu-
gIess, late OF Christiana Hd.. In said
county. decd, it is ordered and directed by
the Register that the Administrator afore.
said, give notice of the granting of Letters
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, requiring 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, q newspaper pub
lished In Wilmington. and 10 be continued
therein three weeks (e. o. d.
t~-~~, Given under the hand and Seal OF
}L.s.{ Office Of the Register aforesaid. At
t~-~~' New Castle, In New Castle County
afbresaid, the day and year abovh written,
q. @. BIGGS, Register
NOTICE.
All persons having claims against the
Estate of the deceased must present the
same duly attested TO the Admin istratOr
on or before April 13d, 1880, or abide the
Act Of Assembly In such case made and
J. PoULsoN CHANDLER.
Administrator.
Address, Centreviile. Del. apr24-sweod
The daily gazette., 1879-05-14
THE WAR against the South has been

THE WAR against the South has been
re-opened in earnest in all the Northern
sections by the Republican papers Of the
"stalwart" stripe. The North is TO be
made solid on sectional questions; just
what these questions will be it is not
possible to determine. But doubtless
enough capital can be made in the next
twelve months to afford ample food for
the agitators of great political party,
composed of hundred thousand office
holders and their friends endeavoring to
keep themselves in power, TO make the
campaign quite lively.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-14
vrDNEsDAY. MAY 18th. 1870.

Mr.. EyARrs, the Secretary OF State,
n an address to his tellow-citizens OF
New York, only four years ago. caoSeo
. thrill of enthusiasm to pervade his au-
d;ence bv the utterance of sentiment
40 replete with patriotic liberty that 1t
became almost universal and waited his
name from one end of the land to the
other, yet the chief attraction OF his
nonular and able address, was contained
in the four simple words, "No SOLDIERS
CAN INTERFERE" at the polls.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-14
Not Permitted 70 Ex hibit,

Prof. Dare, the "Man Fly" advertised
to do some dangerous feats on a tight
rope stretched from Eldridge's book
store to Worthington & Cooper's tin and
stove store, on Church street, yesterday
afternoon, after getting his paraphernalia
on the ground and all preparations for
the exhibition, when he received notice
from the Burgess that he would not per-
nit the exhibition. The professor pick
ed up his traps and started by the next
train for some other locality where the
authorities are more lenient toward
showmen-West Chester LOcsi Neaos.
The "P-of.' Dare mentioned above has
been in this city, and gave two exhibi-
tens, having his rope stretched across
Market street, from the Washington
House.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-14

MR.. HAYES second veto does not 90
down well with the better part of his
own friends in his own party. 1t is OBJ
jected to by the very class of journals and
statesmen who supported him against
the attacks Of Mr.. Conkling and the
"stalwar' statesmen, who hurled as
much inyectige at the occupant of the
White House few months ago as they
could possibly discharge without showing
personal and political hatred and con-
Tempt that would have rendered their
language supplementary.
We, therefore, find the second veto
message treated to quite number of
eAieas'ic crlllclsms in such papers as the
Ledger, the Telepdph, the Times, and
the Record. None of these are Demo-
cratic, and all either Republican or In
uepenueit' lhe veto of the bayonct
bill has therefore lesscned the estimation
or MIR. Hayes in his own marty and
hi~ue IL weaker than il vas before, and
'he Democratic party correspondingly
stronger The Republican party now
emphatically declares for the use of SOL
diers at the polls, and Mr.. Eyarts is COM
peiied to eat his own words of few
years ago, that "no soldiers c.n ;n+or
fere.n
IN the face of this position and the
SECOND veto, Mr.. Hayes declaration that
any "''titary Interference yhaterer a,
"'' po'' 3" contrary to The spirit of ou,
"s'ttut'ons, and would tend to destro,
we freedom Of eteetions,r amounts t(
io'ni'ls more than proof of the correct
Dess OF the Democratic Marty Tho
parry ~ not laboring for itself in thi
mat'er' but for a principle older thai
'he government itself, and which had
Deen adopted as maxim until tbe 70
Deiiion enabled the controlling ,artv :,
ue,i"'e from It, To get back to the prin
.'p'e 'nat mo soldiers can interfere y i
ne present work Of the Democrat
t., Anu III Consequence of the oppo
s'''oh u 1t IN Congress by the Rep,lbl:
can statesmen and the veto of Have,
the Democratic party is the only noyt
ilthat will be enabled to go into the ne,
The daily gazette., 1879-05-14

THE LA BELLE letter copying book and
Ink Ia French chem ical discovery Is lust
what the business public has wanted for
years. II enables the merchant TO copy his
letters wnhoM WGfer' prush or press, and
he would be put to IN Dlotting the letter he
has written. The copying Is Immediately
and absolutely correct, leaving the origf-
nal Without bi"t, or blur. The books
are no N ore expensive than any other first
class quality or letter copying. books, they
can be Cset In any ordinary press with or
Without water); ten or twenty letters can
be copied at one time. The books are well
bound and made of The finest French linen
tissue paper. Chas. W. Bruce Ia the COM
panies authorized agent for the State of
Delaware.
Address Chas. W. Bruce, 6l4 Pine street
Wilmington, Del. Rpl8-1m
The daily gazette., 1879-05-14

SALE.
- By virtue Of . writ OF VenditiOni Ex-
pOnas, to me directed, will be exposed TO
public sale, at the
GILPIN HOUSE,
kept by George Whitfield, In the City OF
New Castle, In the h hundred and County OF
New Castle and State OF Della ware, on
SATURDAY,
The 18th day of MAY, A. D., 1879,
at 2 o,clt ck, p. M. the following described
Real Estate, viz:
All that certain plantation and tract OF
land situate, lying and being In the city OF
New Castle, county OF New Castle and
stale of Delaware, bounded on the north
east by lands late OF Thom as Speakman.
now OF James NJ. Hurst and Sarah Rus
sell, on the southeast by the river Della
ware. on the southwest by lands late OF
William Booth, now Of Mariah Booth and
K, |. Booth, and on the west and north
west by the State road leading from the
city OF New Castle 10 the city OF WILL
mington, contv ming 1856 acres OF and and
marsh, with large ~ siOried stone
house, large brick barr. small brick house
and other out buildings thereon erected
Also, No. .. All the undivided moisty or
half part of that certain lot or piece OF
land situate In the city of New Castle, on
the south ride OF Delaware street and on
the easterly side OF Pearce street where
the same intersects. bounded by land Of
Thomas ROOth, Pearce street and Della
ware street with q large ~ story stone
plastered house and out buildings with q
brick stable thereon erected.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property OF James Rogers, and TO be sold
by
JOHN Ply LIE, Sheriff.
Sheriff u Office, New castle, April Doth
1879. msl-eOdLs
The daily gazette., 1879-05-14

At OTiCE.-J, H. Primrose has taken the
IN management OF the old and reliable
se wing machine cOmpany-the Wheeler d
Wilson. I his machiue has been lately
Improved, and IL An en.,rely new m achiue,
and II known az the Improved Wheeler a
Wilson. Il In the finest made lOck -stitct
sewing machine now in use, and has nd
vantages superior TO any other.
We hope our friends will give US q call, g,
and not buy until they have examined this
new machine
Our territery embraces Delaw re and
Chester counties, Pa, and Delaware and
the Eastern Shore OF Mary land.
Our o61ce, at present, will be found al
72s Markot street. Alter the 10th OF March
next we will be found at our old stand, Lh.
Garrett building, No. 71s Market street.
~A0ENTS WANTED.
feb5 dtf j. II. PRIMROSE
The daily gazette., 1879-05-14

OEALED PRUPOSALs-Will be re-
y ceived until Thursday, May l6, 1879, At
I 80 O'Clock, p. M, for taking up and re-
paving Mai ket street, from the south side
OF Front street 70 Market Street Bridge,
the old material to be used As far as II viii
90, the cOntTa actor TO furnish all new ma
teriHl necessary TO com pletc the work, ex-
cept the sand, which Will be furnished by
the city, the contractor to do the cart Ing.
The work to be done by the yard and I'M
der the supervision and TO the satisfaction
OF the street Com mmissioner The contrac-
tor must clean up and leave tho stI eet In
good travelling condition. Security In the
sum Of one hunired dollars Will be re-
Quired fol the ood faith OF the bid, and
one hundred and my dollars for the faith
full performance and com mpletion OF the
contract. Blanks will be furnished at the
once OF the Street commissioner. All
bids must be properly signed and placed
In the box on the post In the Council
Chamber. for. that purpose. The bids
must be placed in the box by the parties
ma king the bid them sci yes.
#. II. HOA0LAND,
may1O-1t Street Com m issiOncr.