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The daily gazette., 1879-12-01
From the N. Y. Herald.
Heavy Expense OF Criminal Trlais

The protract-d trial at New Haven Is
adding another to the long catalogue OF
instances which have become so fire.
quent OF cases which are KEEP. before
court for many weeks OF months at
great expense to the State aud Tuinous
cost to the accused. Common sense re-
jects the idea that so vast a consumption
Of time Is necessary for reaching Iea-
sonahle certainty as to the guilt or IN
nocence of the person on trial. Ii The
evidence is net sufficient to warrant
conviction in less than two months 1t
must be two slender and circultous TO
justify q very decided opinion at last.
Trials are spun out by the quirKs and
subtleties OF lawyers and the introduc-
ton Of great masses Of testimony which
are mere chatf aud husk envelOping the
few kernels OF proof on which the case
really turns. As trials are now conduct
ed they have greater tendency TO con-
fuse and befog the jurors than to enlight-
EN- them. The testimony Of experts,
which often consumes 50 much time,
has come 10 be regarded by the public
very much in the light Of fare, first
because the mental training OF jurors
does not qualify them to judge OF such
evidence, and secondly because set OF
experts can always be produced by tue
defence to contradict the experts OF the
prosecution. Except as TO the existence
Of poison in corpse or the identity OF
handwriting expert testimony seldom
has any weight with jury. 1t is to be
hoped that some method may be dis
covered for shortening trials without de-
tracing from their fail ness and JUS
ticp.
Ifa prisoner is acquitted after one OF
these foggy and bewilderng trials he il
presumed to be innocent; and yet tn.
same law whi h declares his innocence
has ruined him in property and den'e
him all redress. On the other hand, thu
taxpayers who dffray the expenses o
the State are burdened unnecessaril,
unless all this great consumption Q
time is really requisite for ascertainin
the truth. A SIX or seven weeks tria
often results in a disagreement of tn
jury, when all the trouble and expens
have TO be repeated IN a nev trial.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-01
W0Tn-Out NOne,,|
THE TREASURY MUrlLArEp soI
MODIFIED.

- fhhAsuRY MUTiLATED Nol
MODIFIED,
W WAsHIN0ToN, Nov. an
Shermau has approved an M M
oy Treasurer Gilnllan with ,.S
redemption Of paiional bank
War ago an order was is,u.d ~
banks which sent in not., ior
tion 10 prepay express cb,ral
nad the feet ot preventing n,
for circulation being sent In.
consequences has been that h
.nsney now IN circ Iiatlop M
Ia the West, ,sin very bad or,
great deal Of 1t really unfit IA
,,as been thought best, iL,r,lorl
ny this rule, and the order has
that the express charges on nd
~ Tor redemption will BIZ nsld|
Government out Of the five per|
demption iund, IN case such n
multilated UT otherwise uuti, m
tion. In case notes are found
ages that are clerly fit for d1
the express charg-s upon the d
mitlance will be deducted n
packages. The Trrasurers ebi,
md the county Of WORKOUT mol
At the same time to prevent nd
are mt for circulation being senl
Will Hancock Replace Oh,
Washington Cores pondence Of
Times.
IL IL now said that the Demc
attempt TO put a bl I rough III
retiring Gen Sherman on full D
ide Is to give Pennsylvania and
a 1t le prominence. Ouio has
honors enough. Hancock, /
senior Major-General, can get
" Congress shouli retire She
contiLue the rank Of General.
,itle, even by act Of Congress
him at the he al Of the Army.
My informant says th It one
this course Is 10 put Hancock
way OF the Democratic polt
President. How such ac5u
put bim out Of the way Is wba
understand. Perhaps the b, m'
make him promise never TO he
IL isn't necessary. There Is '
sense in the whole rnmor. Ha,
never sign the bill retiring SUE
they are the closest of fliend'
won Il never sign the hill nal
Cock General OF the Army wi
was an Ohio soldier IN the bel,
The daily gazette., 1879-12-01
Fs...siaI s.S ss..srsaal.

Win Ixes on. Dsl., Deo I, le5e
L test stock Quosasione rurnlehcd ~
i-ald 4 Co.. Clayton Hoase Butl01ng
Vi,,s iD,ton, Del. q II ~. to-day
The daily gazette., 1879-12-01

va OIcos OOOub tuAt cSiuo Out w
us at . sacrifice. A very desi
Goods
DRESS GOODS.
\s-iush Livsdian Pskln, a. o..
Se-insh Armurinss, ~ ei.
te-insh Cancels Hair, a. o..
As-ineh shooda Cloth. a. q.
4s-ineh Feuls Saline Cloth. atti.
A-insh six Mixed sui.ings. a. d.
St-iheh Ladies' Cloth nj q.
tsinsh Plaid Monte Cloth. ~ o..
ts-ineh French PlAids. Al 1Sc.
te-inoh Striped suitlngs. At Go.
Ss-inch Colotsd French Msrinos. at $50.
ss-insh LuPlns Colored Msrinos. At 500.
stinch Lupin's Colorsd Msrinos, at 10.
ls-inch all wool French sultings, at aoc.
A2inch Striped Monte Cloth. At H1e.
French Tfimmiag Novelties. at 900.
SILK Als'dsni'ins'' at "'f'.
All wesl suitlnys. at 2s,.
oamsi's Hair suisirg.. =, @c.
Aberdeen suitinss at lso.
z-inch Imperial satins., at 1910,
Striped Monte Cloth, At 100.
JOHN wANAMAKER.
TO HOUSE FURNIsHERs.
IL ought IN be remembered that we have
lot OF Down Comf,rtables. which were
bought under great advantages IN Europs
by our buyer on the spot, that we On n sci
almost MY per cent. less than n most nj
Thing now offered in this market. We be
lieve In American goods, but this was ar
opportunity we could not pass.
A full-sizen Down Comfortable, son
clean, light weight and "war m as toast
Price eS.75 Rs long a. present lot lasts.
Crib and Cradle-siEe, from sl.85 to q
each, a. long A. present lot lasts.
Those who do not like weighty bee
coverings will mud these Down Comfort
ables delightfully."- warm and very light.
JOHN wANAMAKER.
CIR A N D
PHIIAI
The daily gazette., 1879-12-01

Il CA RENr.-A farm OF ninety acres on
! Maryland Avenue. sopposile the toii
ssts' Apply " u. CHANDLER,
auo =. nm No. 6o2 Shiplsy 81, or
Near Del. Junstiop. nsvo6 ltv
The daily gazette., 1879-12-01

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The daily gazette., 1879-12-01

Philadelphia and New York Exchange
furnished to regular Depositors without
charge.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-01
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The daily gazette., 1879-12-01

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The daily gazette., 1879-12-01

EDWARD BELTS, PRESIDENT.
GEO. ID. ARMSTRONG. CASHIER.
Paid up Capital, $500. 900.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-01
Wilmington MARK ess.
The City Market,

The following were the ruling prices In
market this morning:
The daily gazette., 1879-05-27

VICTOR DUPONT, ESQ, as Trustee,
will expose to public sale, on Tuesday
next, the Sd of June, at the Lafayette
Hotel, at the corner of Ninth and Ship
ley streets, at IL o'clock a. M, the most
valuable parcel of real estate that has
been offered in this city for long time.
1t is the property of the late John Brad
ley, deceased, and consists of thirteen
separate properties; and we call atten-
tion to the advertisement in another
column. Included in the sale is the very
large and valuable lot on which the La
Fayette Hotel stands, with the building
This hotel has done profitable city and
country trade for many years, and is still
growing more valuable. The sale a,
stated above will take place at this house
The other properties should be examined
before the day of sale. The hotel pro
perty, especially, presents rare oppor
tunity for any one accustomed to hote
business, to make agood investment anC
extend a business that will largely repay
attention.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-27
Hon. Hugh MeCu,,oeh ON SILVER
From Forney's Progress, May oath.

From Forney's Progress, May Path.
President Hayes is on the cards for
another veto, this time of the Warner
Silver Bill, which has many obvious inn
perfections; but to show that he is not
hostile to the double standard advocated
by many great publicists, by the present
English Ministry, ana by the German
Chancellor, he has instructed our repre-
sentatives abroad to open a correspond
ence with foreign governments to secure
a sensible agreement on that question,
And at this moment Hugh McCulloch,
late Secretary of the Treasury, and one
Of the most violent enemies of silver
coins as circulating medium, comes
out and declares that he has changed his
mind, and that there is not gold enough
In the world for the use of commerce,
and that we must adopt the double stan
dard. AT this rate, the party organs that
have been again assailing the Hon. Viii
liam d. Kelly for his course on this sub
ject, will have to acrobat once more to
the other side to save their allegiance.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-27
Dedication Of the CathesI rial /,

From the World, May 26.
The dedication of "A Cathedral which
will accommodate $4,000 people and
which will seat IA 900 is notable event
in the history of New York, and none OF
our readers will complain of the space
which we devote this morning to yester.
days grand ceremonial. Two bishops
and large number Of priests and ofthe
laity who assisted twenty-one years ago
at the laying of the cornerstone of this
building have survived to assist in this
ceremonial. The significant pageant
was pres ded over by the first American
cardinal, by seven archbishops, eighteen
bishops aud 300 of the Catholic clergy.
When the first Cathedral Of 81. Patrick,
which yesterday became a diocesan
church, was built on the square bound
ed by Prince, Mott and NJ Mulberry streets
1t was comparatively further up town In
city parlance than the present Cathedral
49, When Archbishop Hughes laid the
cornerstone of the new Cathedral he
might have dedicated the site to st. Pat
rick-in-the- Fields. The then Bishop of
Albany, now the Cardinal Archbishop
of New York, stood beside his predeces-
sor on that occasion. Archbishop
Hughes did not live to see his stately
dream fulfilled, but the mind of the Car
dinal yesterday must have been deeply
impressed by the changes which tune
has wrought in the metropolis since that
already far-otf day when he saw the
planting of the acorn, now expanded
into an oak for the shelter of his people
beneath its branching aisles.
What those changes are may be infer
red from the fact that nearly as many of
the vast throngs within and without the
Cathedral yesterday came down town
as up town to attend the ceremonies.
Doubtless when the spires Of this Cathe-
dral attain their full height of 334 feet
and become familiar landmarks to the
inward bound mariner they will look
down upon busy marts of trade where
now the homes of the most prosperous
classes of the community are clustered
together. 1t is not therefore for the
Catholic worshipper alone that yester
dsy's event is full of significance. Cit
zens of all religious opinions who take
pride in the chief city of the Union mus
take pride in this noble edifice which
confirms to 1t its metropolitan charac ter
Hitherto the Cathedrals of Mexico. o
Puebla and of Montreal have reall,
been without rival in the United
States. The Cathedral at Philadelphia
like our own Episcopal Trinity, is rathe
a stately church than Cathedral. Blu
st. Patrick's surpasses the Cathedral o
Montreal and mates the stately edifice o
Mexico. Four millions of dollars hav
already beenIexpended on it, and at leas
$1,000, 900 more will be required to COIL
MI I
The daily gazette., 1879-05-27
John Brear
In Chancery
New Castle County,


Mark prssr Ts Ell. New IN 1fsss Fs4,itioaa iHtiS%n'y'
And now TO wit. this 10th day OF rebru.
ary, A. d.. 1873, IL appearing 10 the Chan
cellor by the affidavit of Thomas G. Nor
Tison that Mark Brear, A bel Brear. Eliza
ants In this cause, have no known place
OF abode within this county, and cannet
be served with process; that the said Mark
Brear and Eliza Brear reside In the town
Of Flushing, Long Island, State of New
Yerk, the said Elizabeth Jordan resides
In the City of Washington. District of Col
umbia, and the said A bel Brear resided In
the State OF New York when last heard
from; and no appearance having been en-
tered for the said Mark Brear, Abel Brear,
Eliza Brear and Elizabeth Jordan, at the
return of he su IN mons issued for them.
IL ~ thereupOn, on motion of Charles b.
Lore, Esq. Solicitor for the petitioner Or
dered By the Chancellor that the said
Mark Brear, Abel Brear, Eliza Brear and
Elizabeth Jordan, do appear before the
| Chancellor at his Chambers In Dover, on
the Second day of June, A. d., one thous-
and eight hundred and seventy-nine, and
show cause II any they have, why parti-
tiOn OF the premis iseh in the petition describ-
ed should not be made according TO the
prayer thereof. or that the petition Will be
taken plo confesso as to the said Mark
Brear, Abel Brear, Eliza Brear and Eliz-
| abeh Jordan
And the Register is directed to cause q
copy Of this order TO be published In the
DAILY GAZETTE. a newspaper OF the City
| OF Wilmington, County aforesaid, for the
| period of thirty days next preceding the
said second day OF June, A. b., one tbous
and eight hundred and seventy-nine.
| Attest, J. M. HOUSMAN,
April 30, 1S79.-Jus
The daily gazette., 1879-05-27
General News.

The Oriental Powder Company's mag
azine, near Brighton, ILL.,, was struck by
lightning and destroyed with $4,000 kegs
of powder, on Sunday afternoon.
A severe storm ragged yesterday morn
ing in portions of the West, and especia-
lily in Ohio. Telegraphic communica-
ton between Pittsburg aud Cincinnati
was interrupted. The storm advanced
east from Iowa, and dissipated its ent r
gy in the Ohio Valley.
Colonel j. N. Davidson, who, during
the war, was Captain of Company ID.
Sixth Pennsylvania Reserves, died in
Greencastle Pa, yesterday morning.
A committee appointed by the City
| Council of Chicago to examine the con.
dition of the new city building in COURSE
of erection, reports such serious defect,
that the whole structure "should be pull
ed down and rebuilt according to th'
contract" This would involve an ex
pense of S500,000.
In the u. S. Court at New Orleans
yesterday, Judge Billings decided the ac
OF the Legislature repeating the charte
of the Louisiana State Lottery Compan
to be imperative, and granted an injunc
ton restraining the State and city au
thorities from interfering with the Com
pany.
Indians are again reported to be raid
ing in the neighborhood of Blanco Car
yon, Texas, and stealing live stock.
The Senate yesterday confirmed Ell
gene Scuyler, of New York, TO CoLsl
General at Rome; David IL. Bailey,
Ohio, Consul General at Shanghai Wi
, liam T. Grinnell, of New York, Consl
at Bremen; Judson A.. Lewis, Consul ;
, Sierra Leone; and Stephen A. KIRBY, {
New York, Supervising Inspector {
Steamboats, for the Second District.
: A private conference of bout thirty {
the Bishops who went to New York t
attend the dedication of the Cathedra
was held at the residence of Cardin ns
McCloskey last evening, to conside
measures looking to the liquidation q
Archi bishop Purcell's debts. 1t was dc
3 cided to draw up an address to the clei
e ~. to be signed by all the Bishops, set
ding forth the facts and asking for thei
! corporation 10 liquidate his liabilities
The daily gazette., 1879-05-27

The manufacture of ice has at last been
reduced to science and the South is no
longer dependent upon another section
for supply of this summer necessity.
The city OF Atlanta, Ca, has three fac
tories in operation and another just ready
to start, which will make fifty tons OF ice
day, and the price has been reduced to
a cent a pound delivered in small guam
titles, and as low as fifty cents per hun
dred at wholesale.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-27

An IMPORTANT ACCESSION TO THE
SIDE OF SILvER.-It is stated that Hon.
HUGH MCCULLoCH, late Secretary of
the Treasury, has become convert to
the side of silver currency, and now is
decidedly opposed to single standard,
alleging that there is not enough gold in
the world to serve the purposes Of cur
rencv
The daily gazette., 1879-05-27

A PRESS of advertisements to-day ex-
cludes much other matter we had hoped
to give q place in this issue; among
which are several letters from correspon-
dents.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-27

THE Presbyterian Assembly at Sara
toga yesterday adopted resolutions con-
demning theatre-going and the reading of
secular papers on Sunday and discussed
Catholic baptism.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-27

WILL the World tell us why the peo-
pie buy the $40 four per cent. certificates
payable in silver, if that metal is greatly
deprecated as money? We have never
heard of the banks refusing to receive
the legal-tender silver dollar in payment
of notes,
The daily gazette., 1879-05-27

NJ OTICE.-J. H. Primrose mas taken the
IN management OF the old and reliable
sewing machine cOmpany-the Wheeler d
Wilson. This machiue has been lately
improved, and is an en.irely new machine,
and is known as the Improved Wheeler d
Wilson. IL is the finest made lock-stltct
sewing machine now In uae, and has ad
vantages superior to any other.
We hope our friends will give us a call
and not buy until they have examined this
new machine
Our territsry embraces Delaware and
Chester counties, Pa, and Delaware and
the Eastern Shore of Maryland.
Our office, At present, will be found at
72S Market street. Alter the 25th OF March
next we will be found at our old stand. the
Garrett building, No. 7ls M arket street.
~AGENTS WANTED.
feb5 dtf j. ii. PRIMROSE
The daily gazette., 1879-05-27

THEDAILY 0AEKrTE Is published every
~ sireet and serverd by carriers 10 sub
esrtbers in ali parts OF the city and sur
rounding towns and villages, or six cent
k WEEK, payable weekly. Yearly suoscrib
osS. q In advance. IL has larger circuiA-
lion than any other Dehocratic paper In
the State.
TIE DELAWARE GAzETTE, es ablished
d ITSA, is the largest and most hourishing
Vcetly paper in the state, and has larger
Circulation than any other ON the Peninsu'
h Published every Thursday afternoon.
% per year In advance.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-27

10Nn ACRES WANTED Parties hav-
lVVO ing Farms Tor sale on Rail Read
or Navigable water OF not less than 100
acres each adapted TO the raising of Sugar
teets, will please apply to
1T. HEALD,
Clayton House Building.
mayo ,l0,14,1 .2i&3I
The daily gazette., 1879-05-27
Something with Merit In Il.

THE LA BELLE leJter copying book and
ink "a French chemical discovery is Just
what the business public has wanted for
years II enables the merchant TO CODY hi y
letters Dtth0,h Udfer, brush or press, and
he would be put to in b!otting the letter he
has written. The copying IL immed iately
and absolutely correct, leaving the origi-
nal without a blot, or blur. The books
class quality OF letter copying books, they
can be used 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 authorised agent for the State of
Delaware. 4...-
Address Chas. W. Bruce, 814 Pine street,
Wilmington, Del. api6-1m
The daily gazette., 1879-05-27
TUESDAY. MAY 27th, 1879.

How THEY DO sELL-these per
cent. certificates payable in silver.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-27

NJ OTICE-1he Delaware Loan AssOcia-
IN ton now offers new stock for SAFE
The first payment may be made At any
time to the secretary. GEO. Z. MARIS,
ar'a COL Shipiey ST. End floor
The daily gazette., 1879-05-27
v,t,li.cd Phosphates

-
They suppy he : stn "n
ments that a e carried on ny o'n
the BRAN and nervous sy,le,., %v dy
useful 10 relieve genera hrDllltS a..
sia and neuralgia. For sale whoi''A
retail by oryT nuesls
or. sixth 4 Markes
Electric Disks.
They produce n Constant e,e'cn osnn
reuI through th. iseaSed par'.i eau au,
piled and worn W tn comt,rt y, sn an:
on for the r-lief OF "lt rh, n,nnnu ,ni... q.
raiyIc pans, co dness ana s''''''''
limos. &c. sent by mail b.. ,,.,gg.
Y. JAMES BELT, brass
Con. sixth 4 VI IT,
IADIES'DEPARTMiEaNt
For Supporters. Braces. TrusseIs, svn
stockings, Ankl-is, Knee Cap' ~
&c. o,v Attendai
~Private Room. lazy n', a, Nal
yate entrance ioI Ian Nv '
siAtn street; vrI,f
4 JAMES Bhs'
wholesale and Retail l'rnsk.a ,,i.' .ra
Icrner ,ixln and W., na'ss' s,a,ass
The daily gazette., 1879-05-27
VUT, NTAlTI u HHTheF
HOlnBan's Liver ta

Has a worldwide reputation eslao
ed turouph its wonderiu efficacy ID 81
mepts that have trcir orlrih lhauI
liver or diseased s'Omach; Sncil a. @i,
ness, dyspepsia, rhcun Al sln, slc1
aci q, &c ii cures by absorb ing ln1
ease through U e pores, sub't'nllv
tie vegetable tonic into the ,y,bh
a absorption It's. holy ana no, "! ps
also Pamphlets with fnrlhe' paruc1
sent by mail hy nrrg
The daily gazette., 1879-05-27

NHESAPEAKE AND DELAWARE
~ Canal Company.-1he annual meet
irg OF the Proprietors OF this Company
Will be held In Phiiadelp phia, Penna., No.
o28 Walnut street, on Monday, June 2, 1919,
at II O'Clock, a. M, at which time and
place sn election for a President and Di-
reetOrs will be held TO serve for the ensu.
ing year. HENRY v. LESLEY,
May %, 1S79.-te Secretary.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-27

NJ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN TO
IN all persons whose business or occupa-
tion requires a State license for the pres
ent year (1s7p' that the same is due and
payable ON the first day of June, at the Of
nee OF the Clerk OF the Peace for New Cas-
tie County.
JOHN p. SPRINGER,
Clerk, at New Castle.
M. A. ]. Springer, Deputy, No. 800 W.
Second st., Wilmington. mal-lm
The daily gazette., 1879-05-27
CURE YOURS'!E!:!l!,:!! ) !! 4!

nr nohannan's "yesriable ..,m,,o .a'a, rrb,iOi,
op,nsn,Iy pr cure all forms Ct sps,%ec p.,ns'' ETC. ard
2ernlan.. 2n.. Y, neral Drbily, Impobia Il ouhfs
s's: S..;ls; i@s Ii'1 J =;
those, ,, VIM in from two 10 seven Nv wegs gssasnnan y
prae,issf;si u w. % bsn. u'cd by pf, ws,Issran
fall ia ea,,S 'e s, wonderful eiS,t1T ,st se. lp
lmpar',,e"efg yrakncss bryeia Ycurg me-, ~
%s% .iins TS prspsr,e. perth s d! at a, gRsa FIAT D'
from e,e co lS,,se aan usellI, I,lxST lnSa'r, sur,. T
saee saep Il = speedy ltsafIsh. NH. oTfs
gains s'Te,b rel H. rs lnectt Il, ,,.is,'d senis,.,
dreety n on ' anpdvne to the r,,or nowtr ard ton
toni, toni ,I,i.a,.d ana duets impar@s .Iss p%si i ,str
stor.,,a, inT h"bit n Ind never been iaatpa, m
9snsiu, rs ra simple productions 1 The above d.'
os-prdieae, da,.s. s'' For sals only a. be,ss9 WI
70 eny a. aadfgiN asi North TIih stree,l, No E,isbss
g 1gDdI DdI.,ineatiois Of the natgIes, w2ilsrss
aceas ear, en,fSYPHiLIs, sgsisas iaap, of fone .,lta
e,,e GRef e.c' "a any address upon reete Rool q
The daily gazette., 1879-05-27
NOTIlES.

NJ Office. The Clayton oan Associa-
IN tlon offers new series for sale; this AS
sOciation loans the full amount and COL
lects premium monthly.
MI. LlCHTENSTEiN,
mal-im Secretary.
NJ OTICE-The Working Mems Loan
IN Association now offers new SOCK for
sale. The first payment may be mt ade AT
any time 10 the Secretary
GEO. c. MARIS,
ap'91m COL Shipley street, md floor.
NJ OTICE.- Mechanics Loan Associa-
IN tiOn offers for sale $40 shares new
stock. Flzst payment on the second Tues
day In May. Application can be m ade to
WM. j. MOnROW, Secretary,
ap1i-eOdtf All French street.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-27
Handy Package Dye

These popular dyes are put uPln
ages at is cents each and are warrant
dye from | to4 sounds Of woollen, ~
cotton goods. Are more convenient
economical than any dyes In use sea
mail To any address on rec, lpl OF pI'
Trade supolied BY
JAMES BEl T, Druggisl'
Agent for Delawsrl
q \
The daily gazette., 1879-05-27
rJyRUsTEE'D SALE
OF vALUABLE
REAL ESTATE

BY virtue a an, order OF the Orpha MS
Court Of the State Of Delaware, IN 80 for
ON the tsnth day OK March, A. D., 1873. will
be exposed to public sale,