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The daily gazette., 1879-02-17

We CANNOT see that objection to an
extra session Of Congress that some peo-
Pile raise. Congressman are paid by the
year, and short extra session would
not add great deal TO the cost. The
extra cost would much more than be COW
cred by the amount of saving that could
be etiec' ed by an extra session. We are
not afraid OF Democratic legislation. If
We were we should not advocate the
election of Democratic men and the
atopiio of Democratic measures. We
have a great pity tor those sham Demo-
cratic souls who fear the assembling Of a
Democratic Senate 10 conjunction with a
Democratic House, and shed crocodile
tears about the forcing Of an extra ses-
sion to repeal obnoxious laws" that are
now threatening the country In every
part. If the Democratic party fears to
trust its own men In Cong ess, why
there is an end of the struggle. 1t never
can reduce the expenses Of the govern
ment if ii fears to assume the response
bility. We assure our readers that we
are convinced that these laws can be re-
peaed in no other way 50 long as Hayes
is President, than by the means now pro-
posed aud We believe there Is too much
truth in the rumor that the Republicans,
with the aid Of the Federal election laws
and the army, will defeat The Democrats
in the organization Of the House in De
cemb-r. They fear to let the Democrats
have control Of Congress and by COM
mittees from both Houses examine the
work the Republicans have been guilty
Of for the past fifteen years.
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so much worse thst We do not dare to
prins them. SO that Gen. Butler is not
the only one that has changed his opin-
ions Of men. Doubtless Gen. Butter be-
gins TO see that the war might have been
averted-that he begins TO feel that if he
had been slave holder in Mississippi or
South Carolina he would have been a
Confederate General actuated by all
the sentiments that influenced Lee or
q Jackson, or Hampon, and hence for
the few moments in which he stood in
his place on Friday, he allowed that
great Christian sentiment to get the bet
ter of his nature and the good that took
possession Of him welled out ''as would
that others should do to me, so should l
do to Others"
Now, whatever We may think of, or
have said OF Buffers bad acts, We never
looked upon him as anything else than
an able, accomplished and brave man.
We knew him when a Democrat and
lauded him with our pen, long before the
war. He is always ready to defend him
self, and no one was ever able to prove
that he 'stole the spoons" although hun
dreds imputed it TO him. Nor was he
without his defence on this occasion. He
is not "bully," either. but he 'strlkes
from the shoulder" for all that; and on
this occasion he gave forth blow that
must tell upon his enemies in his own
party. He could not, he said, see that
there could be any harm in pensloning
poor rebel soldier, who was compelled 20
fight in the ranks, when rebel General
was pensioned by being put in a Repub-
lican Cabinet.
When the Hayes Republicans answer
Buffers repdrtee we may have word
more to say. But this pension business
is certainly being ''run into the ground"
Butler evidently means this, at leas',
that a poor man has the same rights
that rich one has; and he plainly tells
his party the truth when he thus tells
them they have put the poor man down
and keep him down, while they have
mounted the rich on high horse TO ride
over him.
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An En- Slish mans View of the
RaSue.

Russophobla has ragged grandly in the
minds "f English people from time to
time, but we doubt If lher. ever existed
an Engh.hnan more thoroughly mad
or the subject of Russian duplicity, Rus
sian ambition and Russian designs of
conquest than one whose communication
We pnnt to-day With a robust faith in
his own pre-plcaelety that Is admirable
i'll its way this hat-r Of NJ uscovite designs
presents theory that there Is no aSue
on the Nolga-that the whole story is a
grand Russian scheme TO hide an enor-
nous accumulation OF troops on the Cas-
plan for the Conquest Of Persia and for
the conformation, presumably, OF the
British forces at Afghanistan. For our
part We can conci-ise that Russia might
have hid such purpose had she had it
more effectively than by calling the atten-
ton OF the world particularly to that
part OF her emplre but the Englishman
does not view the subject In that way.
His theory Is gigantic piece OF stupid
" but yet he only goes a step further
than the British Ministry has gone seve-
| raj times i'll interpreting the acts of the
Russian government In fact, from the
commencement of the negotiations that
led to the late war-and all through the
war all England regarded Russia in
about the same light in which she is pre-
scented IN tLis communication.-E. Y
Herald
The daily gazette., 1879-02-17

THE CHINESE BILL.-The "Chinese
Bill' passed the Senate on Saturday by
a non-partisan vote Of 20 to 20. There
were divisions in both parties on the
question, Blaine and Conkling standing
on opposite sides and Bayard and Thur
man similarly parted. The bill was
previously passed by the House and as
the amendments in the Senate are unim-
portanl it will, if reached during this
session, probably be passed in its p esent
form and go to Mr.. Hayes for his sigma
ture. Should he veto it there would be
very little likelihood Of its passage over
the veto.
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OFFICE OF N. N. CHILD.
REAL ESTATE BR0K ER,
NO. WEST SEVENTH STREET.


ofYer for sale the following described
dwellings. situated IN wilmingtoa:
10. IA large, double, two and . half
back buildings, with large 'front.', side and
back yard and all the modern improve
ments. with handsome terrsced front
No. "A fine 8 story BRICK dwelling on
9th street near Washington. N odern I'm
provements, large side yard, good loca-
tion.
No 3-Reau'iful three story brick, with
three-story back building, And Ohio gray
stone corners. situated on Delaware ave
nue., containing IS rooms. In good order.
with The mOder II Improvements.
No A large three story brick, with
three story back building 81 mated ~ No.
1913 Dela~a -avenue, In complete order,
with ali modern improvements. Terms
cay and possession at once.
No. 5.-3 three story bricks on Washing
ton str ct, between l2th and 18th, with all
lhe modern Improvements, with front.
side and back yard, and beautiful porticos
IN front.
No. G. two-story brio ks with two story
bao buildings, with modern convenlrn
ces, situated ON LON bard street above 10th.
Terms accom- dating, new and com
plete.
No. Fonr new two story brick houses
on Walnut street between nth and l2th.-
Terms accommodating,
No. g Fine three-story brick dwelling
4NO. ~ w tSt Nttttl. WIN PRIV
merts, possession AT once.
No.9 Large three story brick dwelling
with all the modern inproveInt mis-. In
complete order, situated ON Market street.
be, ween llth and lJhi lot ITO feet deep.
No. 10 Brick stable on West 18th street
near Market, In good order. with good
yard back.
No u.-Lot with green house thereon
al the northwest corner oI Delaware Ave
nue. and Jefferson street.
No ~ - Eint. fh - "a half htnfV hrtCk K
with tbree-story back buildings, situated
on Market street between sth and 9Th, 2nd
door above Masonic Temple, with all mod
ern cohveniences, also n stable Oh king
street, on the back end OF lot. Splendid
location ior physician.
No. l3.-Three- story biick, No 907 Mar
ket street, lot extending through To ship
Icy street, would take smaller house In
part pay msnt II location would suit
No. lo.-rhree- story brick rooms, No.
Jefferson street.
No. i5-Tnree- story brick, with modern
improvements No. TO2 Tatnali stree
No. II I--Three-story brick, No. 70l Tat
nal street.
No. ls.-Two-story brick on Union street
near Lowering avenue.
No. Y-2two story bricks on Lowering
avenue near Lincoiu.
No. 2O.-Frame house In McDowellville
No. 2l.-Splendid dwelling ON Washing
ton above Tenth, wi h fronl porch and
yard. in excellent order. Also many eth
| era both east And west OF Market street.
FOR RENT.
| NJ. NJ. Child offers for rent the followin,
dwellings:
No. 40 Market street.
1917 Delaware avenue
l2tS Delaware avenue.
202 West street.
a. 9l7 Jefferson street,
| s!s Washington street.
lll2 King street.
sJ5 Shipley street.
l2Us Delaware avenue.
glo Delaware avenue.
% 800 Madison street
o3l r.. Fourth street
- s2k W. Fou til street.
| Apply TO MN. CHILD,
| No. West seventh street.
| Jan2l-tf
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GEN. BEN. +. BUTLER on REBEL
" AR CLAIMS AND PENSIONS To THE
LATE REBEL SOLDIERS --General But
Ter gave utterance TO a speech on Friday
which has made some Of the late ultra
''loyal' people stare. Some one not
many months ago predicted that the first
efforts in favor Of a population of the
government bonds would come from the
late ultra "war howlers," and sure
enough it came from the most ultra Re
publican State (Maine) in the shape of
triumph in favor Of paying the debt in
legal-tenders. This proved a short-lived
surprise-a sort Of "nine days woLder."
Bat even that should not be SO surpris-
IN, as the utterances of Major General
Benjamin F. Butler in the House of Rep
resentatyes, on Friday, considering the
tact that the debt was created by force
OF arms, and much of 1t through actual
roguery not to say bold ma ional rob
berry TO fill the pockets of generals, sut-
lers, contractors and Cong essmen, and 1t
has to be paid by children yet unborn,
and others who had no interest in and
no hing TO do with the war. His propo-
siton TO put OH the pension rolls of the
government the manned and wounded
Of the reoel armies is something that was
wholly unlocked for by either party, SC
as far as We have yet heard, certainly the
poor down-trodden soldiers of the South
never hoped for such an utterance from
so hard a master as Butler proved in ar
his depredations upon State and munich
pal rishts-the man who whipped womer
or threatened 10 whip women in the
South. He who threatened to put New
Orleans and New York in ashes b,
who went iuto Maryland with his army
and his hat in his hand, saving in hi!
printed bulletins to Governor Hicks thai
lie came to protect the Shareholders il
keeping their slaves, and subsequent,
thereto urged the coutiscatiou of all slay,
property, now i'll his advanced age pro
poses not only to forgive his former State
rights enemies, but TO pay them Tor fight
Ing aga nst him.
Here is a change Of sentiment tina
might awaken feeling in the hearts .
tie most determined rebel and III ,ke IN
poor old rebel soldier cry for ioy, an
hope tina. there We're still some hearts /
the North, that We're not absorbed h
Phillipses or Garrisons until they ha
become SO maliciously wicked As never
releut
What moved Geu. Butler 10 max
the utterances he did, is ma ter for II
late associates in the war upon The Den
ocratit people North and South to prov
and not for us to answer.The Democrat
people Of the North Were for many Yea
, termed "rebels," TRAITORS, "coppe
heads, and threatened with all mann,
of punishment. We well rememb,
when the present editor of the Ere,
Ereling, Mr.. Croas ale, denounced bot
the present Senators of the United Stat.
and applied to these gentlemen all tho.
pthets, accompanied with some wore
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A DMINISTRAToRS' SALE
Personal Properiy

The subscribers will sell al publr
on the None Surh FARM, OF The AZ q
Weldin. deceased, situated In New u
hundred, on the road leading irOuN
20 I 10 New Catle, \ mile from n
port, New Castle County, DelawAr
TUESDAY. MARCH, 4th. II,
at 10 o'c, sck. a. m. As follows fIwI
OF good farm or road horses. all
OF them well broke Apd gentle III
IN harness Two pairs OF mule, k@I
good workers and quiet Two .. Va
year old colts and one year ID a N
large well broken oxen, quel aa3 4
workers sixteen cows and he 'p' u
ax~s6pw OF them fresh and Other ID
"r Ing; five young bulls. osu|
Un steer, sixteen huat ,twsB,y
OF chIcKens And niue turkeys
Farming Implements, two hps
wagons, two horse farm wagol. Ol.H
bed har est bed for oxen, lhrer o.
family carriage, carriage pu.e a
dearborn. i've horse power and y
firm grit mill. two corn sh lla
grain Ians, telegraph cutting b.
Sherry grain AMI phosl hate DILL 4
new, three moving machines. n.ya
horse rake, corr marker, BucSytC
vator. roller. lot CT old wheels al 4
tao grinds ones, three lgraln u llt'
moving scythes and snAths, i1'-s
scythes ,harpoon hay fors. r-p' AL
hog and cant hooks, c-rriage -
Gibbs imp. rial plows three o l-l
/ steel mould bparis. corn and ot-r
aud cultivstors, two twin harrow, u
and single trees, two hay Ssly-
kI Ives, OK chains, COW chain. oif
otEer chaiI.s. mAtocks. pck, aO'1
cross-cut saw, post spade, hoes 'll
| shovel, two sets OF double carile
ness com plete, wagon, plOw ali la1
harness, collars, brides, haller al!
currycomb aid brash, block snt
rope, old machine knives, feel c'4
feed troughs, two large Iron wale'H
one ladder, OK yokes, OK tonsue
wagon shafts, wagon tongue o.
oars, cider press seed s"wer. twrri
| els clover 80 4 eight To ten busle.
rose potatoes, twenty five gra ~
barrels OF vinegar, lo' OF wlndOS
shu 'ters and sashs, lot OF pa.nl Oh,
aud brushes, parts OF Old rooh sl
them good, two bundles OF 'hlnse;
| wood and old lumber, posts and ia.1
| OF old iron, and many Other snaa
mentioned. Thirty 10 forty tons o
hay, lot OF wheat, cats and slnt
about thirty seven bushels OF wlsA'
ground
Dairy Fixtures.-Mllk paIs
milk cans, chuin, butter woiKef"
| prints. -.,.-
Terms ON day OF sale. sses Ph-
No postponement. r,ny
HETTIF s. WELliA
WM. ATW O0D Wtb
AdmI' istrators OF Lewis "eu..
l.. W. Stidham d SoI, AuctlohT'
i & febl3- W5t
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NEGRO CLERGYMAN SHOT.

CINCINNATI, o., Feb. l6, lo79.-Ar
Madisonyil e, near this city, last night
the Rev. Peter Waite, colored, was shot
and killed by Andrew Endry ,slso co ored
The lat er is in the employ OF Charles
JeSett, farmer, and had been left in
charge of the house, Waite, approac ling
in the dark to see the servant girl, wa,
hailed by Endry, but refusing to answer
and moving about in . suspicious man
nsr, was shot as st.ted, dying within al
hour afterward.
The daily gazette., 1879-02-17

THE SENATOR'S have condescended to
meet at IL o'clock instead of II NJ
Workingmen commence at I A. NJ. One
man ought TO be as good as another, in
the eyes of the Radical negro " orshipers
at ieast, who put the ballot in the negro's
hands aud took it out of the hands of
white meR far better unionists than
themselves.
The daily gazette., 1879-02-17

ACCORDING to the dispatches from
Rome the Papal treasury is not in avery
tlourishing condition. The payment If
salaries TO the Italian bishops who have
not received the royal exequatur has been
d'scont rnued, owing it is alleged, to a
lack of m-aus.
The daily gazette., 1879-02-17
FEBRUARY ~ 1870
The DAILY GAZETTE Is sent to all parts

The DAILY GAZETTE is sent to all parts
of the country. postage paid, for THREE
DOLLARS q year. IN advance. II contains
all the local news and most imp portant
news OF the day. II gives in brief just the
news the farmer or the business man need
at half the cost of the two cent papers /;
and rs m uch as man ought to read OF an
evening or morning. Subscribe for II at
once by reMitting q money order for q
year or six months.
The daily gazette., 1879-02-17

THs PASSAGE Of the uti-Chinese bill
has given immense satisfa tton in Neva-
la, and, OF course, IN California. The
crown which it is proposy d to b. 5 ow up
on Senator Sa'g gen. ought to be made Of
Chinese queues. If rumor in Washing
ton be correct veto may be expected.
The daily gazette., 1879-02-17
MONDAY,
The oath day of February, A. D.,

1919, AT II clock a. m. the following de-
scrlbed Personal Property, VIZ:
One wheat drill, one corn hheller, one
reaper, one mower. one horse rake, one
lhresher, one hor'e power grist mill. one
hay cutter, one roller, one grain fan,
farm wagons with hay rigging, one cart,
lot OF plows, harrow S, culiivators, harness
OF every description, lot OF OK and COW
chains. lot OF water anu pig troughs, belt
Ing, pulleys and shafting, lot OF nilh pans
and dairy nxtures. lot of double and SIN
l.-trees. OF yokes, wheelbairows. lot of
small tools, forks. hoes, shovels, &c, one
Germantown carriage, head oil horses, 2
coils. one pair OF oxen, twell broken). 81
head OF cattle, one bull, lot OF calves, 10 o
pounds OF pork, lot OF clover seed, 10: Of
potatoes, IS acres OF wheat in the ground
etc, etc.
Seized and taken In execution as the pro-
pefty OF Evan &. Stotseuburg anu Mat
thew kylott, and To be sold by
JOHN PYLE, Sheriff.
TERNS.-Sums not exceeding S25, cash;
on all sums exceeding that amount q cred
IL offs months will be given the purchaser
10 give his Interest bearing negotiable note
with an approved endorsed, or 8 per cent.
of for cash.
Stidhsm Son, Auct feb6- w3t die ~
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A GARD.

To all who are suffering iiom The errors
and ipdiscretions OF youth, nervous week
ness, early decay. loss OF manhood, ac., l
Will send q recipe that Will cure you,
FREE OF CHAkE. This great remedy
WAS discovered by a missionary In South
America. Send n self-addressed envelope
to the REV JOSEPH T INMAS, Station ID.
Bible House, New York City.
dec2fl- q. ID a WV
The daily gazette., 1879-02-17

NJ. WADpINGroN, it seems, Is not in
accord with his colleagues in the Minis
try, and reports of his resignation begin
to circulate. HIS retirement is consider
ed extremely lrobable.
The daily gazette., 1879-02-17
or sale.

or Sale.
rouI building lots AT s. T.. corner Fl nj
ana jackson streets.
Three lots in jackson between Sixth nd
Seventh. a.
FIVE lots in Fifth setween Van euren And
Harrison streets.
rive lots on Gilpin Avenue between b.r-
i1son and Broome streets
I'VE iots adjoining and north ofthe beve
r I've lots at =. W. corner Harrison and
Lowering A Venue.
NO lots on Delaware Avenue between
Harrison ard bruome.
five lots on Pennsylvania Ayenue and
Fourteenth street.
THOM las X. LALLy,
Real Estate Agent.
oec2s-u toe Market street
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PUBLlC S4LFs
PUBIICSAT;T
VIII be sold at public sale, on
THURSDAY, MARCH,,

Will be sold at public sale On
THURSDAY, MARcHsh y.
nj II O'Clock, sharp, on the pr.,,i "'i
aline hendr'ckson. in ChrIa,e o.
dred, New Castle county n.ia
road fes.iiug from Wilm inpton,a %
Ford, about 4 miles from IT," Wp hss
near DuPonts station, W. A \ ',ni1gl
about one mile west of kockis,hh ~ 4
lowing Personal roperty. own, hs
Four GOOD horses, No. / RI
Harry coming q years o d. Old lp"n An
well broken TO sinG lie and donhI, &
harness; A splendid saddIs LN
horse. No. z, bay mare, Nam NV
coming o years old, good worss,
er. An excellent brood mare H. %
mare, Flower, good worker AM GO
No. 4, bay mare, Polly. csmi"s If''r ~
old. work anywhere. Three n1,,
Brown colt. Glenn, coming vesr.s,,Na v.,,1Na
by A bdallah Has the ap,'earal,, ap,'nol,,
tiotter. No. 2, sorrel mare Rea. R1cs
one year old sired by Long Isis,S'a
No. 5, SOriel 0elding, comlns y
old, sired by Sir Franklin.
Nine good milch cows, with o.,.
o. their sides, the others ars
Hy and springers. 2heIfers c'a M
nQyears Old. one with calf by % !.
-Four shoats. "u
Farming Implements, good in,
farm wagon, ! falling top buesv -
new; I no-top buggy, nearly new on.
ket dearborn, one horse carl tbas
combined mower and reaper in sol
der; grain ian, horse rake, nearlv ", @
sleigh, roller, corn shelter, grInI.,a,'
sci wagon harness. 2 sets ieaI g.s'.
gears, ! set light harness. one OI,v.,a
ed piow, suitable for grass NJ, M,
Wiley p ow, one spike harrow srn"
tors, twohorse Cultiva,sr . ~.
single and double trees, prubn %.
corn hoes, Ahovels, forks. rakes b,T,
8 good cider barrels, saidle MA !.
collars and brides, COW chains Ie.t
mixing trough. post spades bro,t
brlar scythe. oats by the busie b.,
STRAW by The ton, corn fodder by m,
die, o acres OF wheat in the gro9n5
fixtures. cream pans, milk pas ~
and buckets, Ac. Que thorou. hbri
dog.
CONDITIONS ALI sums Of a.
under, cash; over that amount c,s
. months vi be given. by purcha,s,
Ing a banksble note witu apprOrsi
dOrser.
ADAlJNE r. HENDRlcss 50,
l.. W. btidhsm = s,on. Auctioasp
feb Is VSts
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)calves by thelr sue
! sale. the balance, ,'
land will come IN soo.

Ance ,eu Leifers, snd 2 bulls, yeA-
Farming Utensils hay NS.
ly new, farm wagons, hofse,ta hi
OF cart beds, one carriage
with pole and shafts, nsfriy
AID bells, one grain fan, Co" o1e
dill, 4 mower, one a klfp! Tei
pion, one Russel reaper, ono prr ~
rake, peach bed aud springs, "1 III
half bushel measure, hAi p"sbs
and locks,2 Saraycuse piu''unIngfs |
horse piouihs, 3 one horse ,,ss4
tivstOrs. one twin harrow, w. rt
dou uble-trees. forks and shoVe"'
and fssd chest. ,erpe,s,
plough harness. one set " ~,
made to order and nearly l'e haltn
gle hai ness, collars, bridIs.,.oiay5
lot COW chains, 70 ton goth . LIZ III
the ton. ten ton OF wnea. 80 N el
hay by the ten, lot OF NAM, Md
8 turkies, IA chester oou"
red shoats. -. as mix
Dairy Ftxtures.-s ucu bud
milk buckets. cream ke'L laris
er, butter tubs, butter piihne ,uGgl
er. one hand churn. one no nrbtp
DO, er. Household anu hr q, n6
ture and many other aF'i'
enumerated. have bet
N. b The above so"J,ment
Ell with great care anu nsrsons~
worthy the a tentioh Vi a
good butter cows. , .rms Of
CONDITION S.-All SUI sun that sD
less. cash; on all sum- u, NY he gwen
credit of Z months WI. hi, NJ nofet
purchaser giving 9 added
proved tndorser, intens .s
cent. or the face for cash. B. Eso1
L.w. stioham 4 Son, Aug nsi' =,
e. 9Th street, wilmington spl.II'
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DtvIDEND-oFFICE OF TIE WILL
IL MINGTON COAL GAS COMPANY.
WILhINGToS, February !, le7s.
The HirecIoIs OF the wilmington coal
Gas Company have this das declared
dividend .fthree dollars per share for the
pasi six months. payable on de emand.
W. +. TAI LOk. Treasurer.
n, lOfani
The daily gazette., 1879-02-17

L of 1903 acres in White CLAY Creek hnn
red. n II enclosed in Osag- Hedge. Di-
vided into fiNe fields. Large annie or
chard In full bearing. Public school ad
sion Double Tenant House, Barn 4, ramsr,
anu all otl er buildings necessary on
nrst clahs farm. zmiles from station o,,
r. w. 4; X. Centrally located. 3
miles from wilmington: Apply TO
JNO. W. WHITMAN.
heal Estate ag't, Nv. FouIth stree
ocl 2l-v dsdw Wil,nlnetop -.
k'oh hEN L.-severai ou e,OI, -
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Doh SALE
l. A Store Property, with IS acres of
land, good brick awelling house and other
Price IS 300. A bargain.
Apply TO EVANS PENNINGTON,
ocll9 Eighth and Market sts.
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CIitkIFF'S SAI.F.

CHEkIFF'S SALE.
y BY virtue OF sundry wrils OF execu.
ton. to me directed will be exposed 10
public sale, on the farm lately owned by
Evan {. Slotsenburg, situated In While
Clay Greek bubdred, near the Village OF
Christiana, and on the load leading from
stanton 10 Christiana on
The daily gazette., 1879-02-17

NJ OTICF.-The annual meeting OF the
IN = uckholders OF The Mutual Loan As
sociation VIII be neld Oh Tuesday evening
mex Feb. islh. at 8 O'Clock, when the an
nusl report Will be submitted, Officers AMI
directors elected, aud the frst payment
made ON new series.
GEO. 4. MAKIS, Secretary,
febl2tm Offi.,e col ,uipley st, 2nd floor.
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NOTICES..

NJ UTICE.-The bonds of the Board OF
IN Public Education, due the 18th OF
February, will be paid when que by sp-
plication to the Union National Bank.
FRANCIS VINCENT,
febl4 81 City Treasurer.
The daily gazette., 1879-02-17

DOR RENT.-Second-s story front room
IN gazette building, 4l6 Market street.
Apply al this office.
The daily gazette., 1879-02-17

ntVIDEND.-Ad dividend has been de-
IL clared by the Wilmington 4 fhila-
1elphia Turnpike Company OF thirty cents
per share. payable on or after the 10Th
Inst. at the n. r.. corner OF Front 4 Or
auge Streets JOS. TAINALL.
f,.bT-ymo Treasurer