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The daily gazette., 1879-10-17
SALE
RE AL E>TATlC

by vitue oI an order OF the ORPHANS,
Couit of tue State OF Delaware, IN and for
sew chs'ie county made al the eep em-
Der term, A. u isIy. Of said Coun, viii
he % Aposed o pubic sale, on the preii ihes
la Mill creek Hundred, on
ThURSDA
The 30ih Day of OCT 'BER, A. d. 1919,
at o'clock D. NJ, the following described
real estate, being the property of John
Nsndevet. decaased, To wit: All that plan
tatlou, lot, piece or parcel OF iALd, situate
In Mill Creek Hundred. county'and State
aforesaid, haunted and a. scri,ed as Iul-
lows. 10 wit: Beginning Ia the centre uf
the ,imingion snd Lancaster Pike In
running thence by said pike the ioiiuw .ns
two courtcs aud distances 10 wit: south
s->enty-lwo degrees EAST eighty-nine ANA
four tenth percies, and south sIxty-lwo
degrees east fifteen and tfIIity.six hun.
dr.di hs perches to ilnc oi land vi Edward
Sowden uornI.rIy land of abraham and
william bnrkerJ. thence south one and n
hall degrees east one hundred aud three
And twe weIve hundtedthh perches tO u stake
| n corner for land vi Lawrence Shweud
men (iVrberly land oil Joseph johnson }
thence by MS land south eighty.eigh de
gtees west eighteen perches Jo IA stone n
corner IN line ot land OF John Mitchell
| formerly Land Of Joseph JohnsoD,) ) thence
by sai,i Mitcheli's y land north thiriy-eighl
Hnu "A hall degrees west forty perchts, and
north thirty Que ana u quarter degrees
| west fiity- -iOur perches Ia IA stone n corner
for isnd OF kphraim MeGargie, thence uy
MS land north seveniy-fvur and quarter
degrees west eleven and two tenth
| perchcs To "A stone. thence. north eighteen
| and IA half degrees west sixty-fuur and
thIrty.,wo hun,.-edths pefches 10 the
| place OF beginning, Containing Iorty-siA
| acres, three Foods and fourteen perches OF
| land, more or less.
And A. Is ordered by The Court that the
| purchaser or purcb tsers thereof he AN,
appear AT the next orphans Cour;
for New Castle county, hat the Couri
mny assign 10 the purchaser or puf-
chtsers the premises sold Lo him, hel
or u EN-, pursuant 10 this orier, he, she. Oi
they. witn Sufficient surety or surcties /,
t~ be approved by the Court, entering int
| recosnizance To be taken and ack now ledg
| ed In sad Court to the Il ate In n pei h
sum io be determined by the said Courl
with condition 10 pay To the parties enti
tied severally, or their executors. admins
tratois or assigns, respectively their Jus
| and propOi tiOnabie shares of the AID pur
chase money, with interest from sucl
| lime Hs the Court may deteI nine, iu sucl
manner and time, AZ may, by the direc
ton OF The said Court b, prtscribed an
appointed In said condition.
| Attendance VIII be given and term
made Known at the time ana place alore
said by
; CHARLES b. LORE.
Trustee,
or by his Attorne.
Attest: ]. NJ. HoUsMAs.
Clerk Orphans Court.
sep20 eoddw
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A DMlNIsI RATR.X's SALE
"A Oh
Real ES tate !

by virtue Of an order OF the Orphans
Court oi the State OF delaware, IN ana for
New Castle County, made ut September
Term, A. d., 1879, Will be ex xposed To Public
sale ON the PREMISES, near Taileyvilie,
Brandywine Hundred, on
SATURDAY, The LIST Day of November
A. d.. 1879. at 3 o'clock, p. m,
The following described real estate being
the property of George Dougherty deceas-
ed. bounded and described AS follows To
wit: All that certain farm or tract of Ian d
situate in Brandy hundred, County
anu state aforesaid, bounded by lands
now or late oi DANIEL Campbell, Patrick
McDerinott, Clark Webster, Itachel Hand,
Penrose 1alley, Jas. Hand, John Righter
and others, and containing about Y3 acres
oil land, more or less.
Attendance will be given and terms
made known at the time and pluce aiore.
| said, by MARY DOU6HERTI,
Administrators
| Or by Chas. Il. Lore, Esq, her Attorney.
Attest, j. Nj. Housman. CieI Tx Orphank
Court. Oct2- d&weou.
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Il OF A FARM.

EXECUTORS SA LE0F A VALUABLE
FARM IN BRANDYWINE
By virtue of the power given by the will
Oh Moses Journey, deceased, 1 Will offer
al Public Auction, on the prem ises, on
THURSDAY,
The Twenty-third Day of October, 1879
at O'Clock, T.. M,
All that valuab BILE farm situated In Bran
dywine hunureu, New Castle County and
State of delaware, about i've miles from
the city OF Wilmington, Joining land OF
Moses Palmer, John Dunn, John braves.
William Wilson and others, containing
about one hundred and eight acres of land
The buildings consist OF IL hLune house
frame house, frame barn, wagon house,
corn cribs and spring hous
Possession given ON March 9th, 1880
Terms easy and made known al time Oi
sale. One half the purchase money may
remain on the premises, secured hy bond
and mortgage for five years.
VICTOR DUPONT,
Executor of Mos es Journey, decd.
Il. NJ. Ogle, Auct.
sep2i-eodLocti8.t .tedts&w.
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.,eoister's Ora|
REGISTERS ! orfSs' =, y 4
New Castle county SIP. p',r) a.

REGISTERS offMs
uoon nt~ the Application Of !, RIsnsIe RsIsansIeId
Adminlslrat1r OF jul 1o,, in sad
Of Pencader aundrea,s a nj directed
deceased. II Is ordertu ,tni " straiOr ~
Reeisler that the Adli,.,',iIel Admin ~ letters
sive hu.iC rai,on upon the esiaie ,IaS u tner
ed, with the date o. a,, I 10 be pods
causing advertisei',,n.,aa'I ,.a Iate Of suca
in forty days from ,nn nnublic NH" places
nnunfy ,n M of New Castle, ll'e1,lsl lef lhes
sons an, haTlns ,he same or abide BY ysad a pa
sembly IN such case iSe same TO oe
And also cause ihe ee..pioi 1 in ne
wiihin the same pes,p eer published
,,azrrTE, a newspap@eii ibersl
weeks, go 9; Given under ,.s,i'sr the ssqa y \
~ at New cas'dlv'y ,,'s day and yssa|
county, aforesaid (. &c c. BlGGs' M'l
written. ~oTlCE...,nst
All perssoG oGnnscensed. n" must J, pre',sstta
,iu,Sre duiy sept. 2Jtb' A snch De case a'J
oe.plSt ~ ot Assembly ilprHHARp " HuRp ,,CCi.iIA| CsilIA
provided. nj ocll-|
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LICENSE NOTICES.

M OTICE.-I. John +. Graham. do here
~ by give notice that shall apply 10
the Judges OF thet' 'ourt of General sessions
Of the Peace and Jail delivery Of the State
OF Delaware In and for the County OF New
Castle, on Monday the 18th day OF NoveIn-
ber, being the first day OF the November
term, 1879. for q liceuse to keep an Inn or
tavern nj No. SS8 W. Fifth street, being the
=. W. corner of Fifih and Adams streets.
In the Third Ward OF tue city OF Whining
ton. county and State aforesaid, with the
privilege OF selling intox icating liquors
In less quantities than one quart, To be
drunk on the premises, and the following
respectable citizens recommend the said
application to wit:
James Clark, John Brady,
]. r. Tbeo. Fuekel, leonhart harman,
James Murray, Edward Farmur,
Andrew Wilhelm, John Aspin,
John Bader, George Finck,
Jacob Homel, Daniel McElwee,
T.. j. McManus, William Taylor,
o. l.. Hill, James MeekaIn,
w. II. Steele, Conrad Keller,
John ii. Graham, SamreI j. Finn,
Charles A. Winslow, James NJ. Crumlish
Hilary X. Lightcap, Frank Zimmerman
A. Hermann.
octI5-3t. JOHN Il. GRAHAM.
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FJlHE ARTIZANS SAVINGS BANK.

/
5O2 MARKET STREET.
INCORPORATED JANUARY 2ith, 1861.
Open to receive deposits daily from u A.
NJ, until L. NJ. and on Tuesday and Sat
urday evenings from7 to x o'clock.
SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND.
regularly made in April and October
When dividends are not withdrawn
they are accounted as deposits. Thus per-
manent deposits compound their Interest
MANAGERS.
Clement n II smyth, George W. Bush.
Nalhani 4. henson, n, L. Llchensieln,
W. Hastings, Job ii. JACKSON
Edward Pusey VIM. IL. swift,
GEO. W. BUSH, President.
GEO. S. CAPELLE, Vice President.
feb2i-ly Z. I. TAYLOR, Treasurer
L,IRsT NATIONAL BANK
Z OF WILMINGTON.
REPOSITORY OF THE PUBLIC MONEY
AND
FINANCIAL AGENTS OF THE UNI
TED STATES.
EDWARD BELTS, PRESIDENT.
GEO. ID. ARMSTRONG. CASHIER.
Paid up Capital, $500, 900.
Philadelphia and New York Exchange
furnished to regular Depositors without
charge.
Discount days, Mondays and Thursday,
AZ III a. M' DIRECTORS.
G!s%fnt IT. Ads%ss. h ds%s'h Gs0GEs Eli 3srIsi M Bush
Henry y. McComb, sam'i + rancroft, Jr.
Daniel James, William Tatnali.
Edward Belts. janl-Iy
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Mr.. Rosenburg, tie calumniating
newspaper man, who in London pub
hshed that Mrs. Langtry, the celebrated
beauty, had imposed on Mr.. Langtry the
necessity of suing for divorce and hint
ed that the Prince of Wales the cause OF
the unhappiness of the husband, was ar
rested ior criminal libel and put in jail
ne made to court an application for a
reduction OF his bail and took advantage
OF tne occasion to make a most atje,a
apology to the slandered lady. 1t did no,
avail him, however, for he was remanded
to Jail and it served him right.
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rHERITF SALE.


- by virtue Of IL writ Of l.eyarl n
To me directed, will be exposed 10
sale, at the
HOTEL OF SAMUEL PEAC0Cl
In Middletown. in ST Georges bud
New Castle County, Delaware, I
THURSDAY, the 2Srd day Of "
A. d., ls79, at 3 O'Clock, p. H.
The following described real estate |
All that certain lol Ol land ad!olnil
town OF odessa aforesaid, In H. Gd
Hundred. New Castle County ab4
bounded by lands Of William POE,l
late james Rogers, Of John NJ. W~t
william Whitaker and by acouhll
containing about acres Jl lanJ, J,Oel1
part of the real estate OF James sle(
late OF st. Georges hundTed,aiOTesa|
ceased, which was assigned 10 w
Joseph A. Lord, IN fee simple, bySl
of the orphans Court oil The slale
aware. In anu for New Castle CoanY
seized and taken IN execution
| property oi Joseph A, Lord' dea
| Ann r.. Lord, kAecutrx Of Jet
Lord, deceased, and Surviving mort
and |. us, and ~ be sold BY
JOHN PYLE, Sd
| Shcrin7s Oilice, New castle oc'oO
A. d.. 1873. octo eodS
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The latest Eovelty in the way improv.
ed suburban dwellings Is the Bedford
z ark estate, few miles from London.
The houses are Lmlt in the Queen
Anne style, and are wonderfully quaint
aud pretty, ESP ally VIII re the roads
wind, AMI til, dwellings, aio overshau-
owed by guar led and twisted old trees,
or embOwered in groups of magnIfi ficent
willows. Almost every hsuse, while
agreeing pei fectly in general character
aud appearance with the others, pre-
sents different a psct and varying out
lines very pleasing to the eye. In the
midst of tho park is an elegant club
house foi o use ofth residents and
their friends, in which here are bi =
hard, reading. card, dinDing, dancing
and lecture rooms and Especial draw
ing TO oom for ladies'. All the dwell n ~
were leased before completion, the oc-
cupants in the ma n being artists and
people Connected with art education.
The voice of reform il heard through
the land, and speaks of the "goOd time
coming" SO too the spirit of reform is
working In the nurseries of the land 10
Danish those dangerous opium and NOR
phia preparations, and establish useful
| and harmless remedies, Of which DIR.
| Bulls baby syrup is acknowledged as
| the very best for all disorders OF baby
| hood and early childhood.
THE DELAWARE GAZETTE for thi.
! week is now reauy.
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CRAND OPERA HOUSE,
ESGAGEMEST NECESSARILY LIMITED
TO ONE NIGHT ONLY.
MONDAY, OCTOBER 10.
The great combination OF Operate Ex.
trsvaganzA Artists,
RICE'S SURPRISE PARTY.
RICE kuRPRISE PARTY
OPERA HOUSE,

Who have just closed n brilliant engage
Park Theatre. Boston, and win appear in
the Jolliest OF buriesque extrAvaganzas en-
titled.
HORRORS! HORRORS,
HORRORS HORRORS
As played by them during fifty perform
ances In New York and IA performances al
Chestnut Street Theatre, Philadelphia and
which will be produced with part OF the
original scenery from the Union Square
Theatre. including the wonderful
MOVING SHIP SCENE,
MAGSiFIcENT COSTUMES,
SuPEHB CAST OF CHARACrERS
AND SPARKLING NEW MUSIC
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The Earl of Mayfield has had re-
markable success. Its publishers, T. b
Peterson & Brothers, of Philadelphia
have already issued the fourth edition.
The leading papers speak of 1t in tht
highest praise, and it has all the appre
citation that the most sangulne expecta
tions of the author could have antlci
pated. 1t is a decidedly popular 70
nance. For sale by all booksellers.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-17

THE elevated railways in New York
city are coming money hand over fist.
During the last three months they car
ried 12,012, ,s56 passengers and received
5000, ,982.60. Their receipts will probably
foot up $4,000, 900 year in very short
time.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-17

WHEAT commands $1.50 at the Bran
dywine mills to-day. Where the boom
will stop it is hard to tell. Farmers
should, however, be careful not to hold
on too long. 1t might settle again and
not recover the present. price before
spring. 1t is always about two cents
higher in Philadelphia than in this city.
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M,71r11wc:ssH, ~ ~,ssIS;Ssiis.ifs'; J;

~ ~ both sexes q &c ,sis1sa rH''s RI, t,.s
"a !; +: {: !; 4;
e: y: !: :
shorllidge, lsli lsslHioRrLlDoh'"
aug2o-smdaw' 4
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Sir Garnet Wolseley has employed
John Dunn to prevent the smugR ing OF
firearms into the Zulu country. Accord
ing to rhe London World, John Dunn is
the son of "A lieutenant IN the Royal
Navy, who was killed by an elephant
IN Natal many years ago. John married
IA half-caste woman; but when he settled
In Zulu most of the chiefs, by way OF
making h,m thoroughly at home, sent
daughters as off-rings-gitts he could
not well refuse, He has Tor an Eng glish-
man, therefore, rather an unusual mum
| ber of wives. There are twenty Zulu
| houris is his harem, besides the kalf
| caste, and his family already consists o
ninety little Dunns. His own profes
sion for many years past has been tha
| of "gun running"-ln other words tina
of smuggling firearms across the trontie
| into ZuIuland, an operation he long con
| Quoted with noted success (thereby lay
ing the foundation of his wealthy ant
which he is now to prevent others from
carrying on.
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Directed by
NOTICIN,

I OST CERTIFICATE-Not Is here
IL by gwen that application has been
made TO the Farmers Bank, Mt New Cas-
tie, Del, for the issue of a duplicate Ger
tificate, No. 1853, dated June lst, 1853, for II
shares stock in the said bank.
JOSHUA X. TWEEDY.
New Castle, DEL. Oct. l3, 1879 octl&-;at'
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kMBERS Oh TIE
pAkIl.
OPINIONS OF the NEW
YORK PRESS.
" HORRORS "


:. YORK PRESS.
. HORRORS :"
Bubbles with in
GER, cessaut fun 7ri.
6uae.
LIE "rwo acts OF up
roarious fun" EL-
- press.
"Full of good
points. '-Herdid.
AkER' AN unusually fun
iny JunIble."- World.
ALh' Likely to have n
long un."-Grdphic.
Bright and anus
Ing, full of original
iEss, Ideas. sun.
"'Horrors'is n wild
Ef, concoction OF non
sense. Times.
A, There Is nothing
coarse or ulgar
II, about the perfoI m
ance."-TI1Cune.
~, "'Horrors' Is one
OF the happiest sur
N, priscs Of kice's Sur
prise Party ."-Post.
z. 'HOrrOrs' at this
moment, is the only
ikfNSy seasOnable entertain
ment. Crowds drift
HATFAT, In every night to see
the iun and enjoy "A
NAL, hearty laugh. ."->tdr.
zone OF the merri-
oUiN, est musical extrava.
sanzas ever pruduc-
RISoN, Ell here-an assuI ed
success. "-1eiegrdm
DIxEY, judging from tn,
continued patronage
our public must b,
iastonishin ingly font
ARoLD, iof Horrors "-Dis
patch.
LIZ, Thousands OF peo
pie are Inconsistent
ioRsE. iy loughing at 'Hor
rors y" - S u u u q
NJ ETzG ER, Horrors.
"Ali the ladies {
EN-, Rice's Surprise Pal
" are holhDiy nhnt
Hills, come and CLEVER
sunday Mercury.
.E, Costumes reall
beautifui, scenery 4
CHORUS less attractive, and
How OF music thi
Nd stepped the pla,
house in a bath
d sensuous delight.
Horrors made
greatsuccess. ."-DT'
nat<,c Weekly.
"A greater hit h
oy not been made sin
'Pinafore' took us
. SAToR. the ears" Times.
( prices: Admission 10 Ger
and first two rows in circle VI
b cents. Reserved seats witho
rge at G. +, Thomas d Co. ID
v open. octl6. A.
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nELAWARE W ESTLRN kAILRpAD
~ Change OF hours. On and afier Fcb.
Nth, 1879, Trains will run AZ foi- -ows.
Leave Wilmington, .i5 "A. m, 1880 n IN
AMI $50 p. m.
Arrive Avo,,da,e, s5s a. M, ~ 81 noon.
Arrive Pomeroy, . 80 IA IN, 50 IN.
Returning. leave Pomeroy iu.in a. M
and 4 % p. m.
Returning, leave Avondale, /. II noon
ami 10 p. IN.
Arriving, wilmington, $40 a. M, 2i6 p
t., and on o. M ID. CONNELL,
bfemtf Superintendent.
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A DMINIsTRATOR n SALE
n vi
REAL EST A Il Il .

DMINIsTRATORS n SALE
n vi
RE IL r 3 r A Il +.
By virtue of All order OF the Orphans
Court OF the state OF Delaware, In and tor
New Castle County. made At the Septen-
ber Term, A. D., 1879, Of said Court, wal be
exposed To public sale on the premises,
near Garrett's Snun Mills, In Christiana
Hundred. on
THU RsDAY, The 30th Day OF oCToBEk,
A. d., 1879. at 2 o'clock r. NJ,
The following dee cribed Real Estate. beins
the property of JethroJ. Buglrss, ,deceAsed,
situate in Chrlslinna Hundred, aud bound
ed us follows. To wit: All that certain
tract or parcel OF land, situate IN said
Hundred, bounded ON the north by the
public road from Wilmington 10 kennett
Square, ON the south and southwest by
land OF David Taylor and the heirs ol
Mrs. Hutchinson, and on the west by the
public road fromChedd's Ford 10 Newport
with IA stone house and frame barn thcr. on
containing about 30 acres, ! rood and 81
perches OF land. be the same more or less
Attendance viii be given and terms
made known at The time AMI place afUre
said, by J. POUISON CHANDLER,
Administrators.
Or by CHAs. Is. LORE, Eso., his Attorney
Attest: J. M. Housmai, Clerk Orphans
Coutt sep27-eO iswts.
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4 NelC Gotta Drift.

SAN FRANCISCO, October l5.-The
South Drift, on the 2300-f.et level Of the
Sierra Nevada Mine, was opened for in
spection to-day and visited by nearly 100
expelte operators, brokers and journal
lists.
A press dispatch from Virginia City
says the drift s. arts in a southerly di-ec-
ton, subsequently turning westward
and tikes one body at an angle ot
about 40 degrees. The sides and face OF
The drift show body of very rich ore
fair average of samples of which assayeC
s''23.30 to the ton, of which $l37.50 wa'
| gold. The ore is chloride, and ricl
enough for all purposes if it hold out.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-17

C CELECr SCHOOL.
- Miss Mahany's select school for chill
dreh Will reopen on Sept LIST, on 10th street
between Market and Shipley. Sts. a2O.tf
The daily gazette., 1879-10-17
SMI.kIEE.A AAIr

u. d., lNiB. Nasllr, uclot
ocll'-5la,
SHLRiff'S SALE
~ by virtue ul su,,tr,, 49,
no,,d @ =. po',ns, n,, to me directed w,n W
P'eu 10 pubI'c sale. at Inc u, u,,,.l wlll
ROSE BOULbES.
~ the village uf ST. o;e,r
TUESDAY, The list day Of o,,oe". De',
r, ,..,, iS''' at Ii O'Clock, a. IN,
ine ,oi,nwing described real es,.,
~ We, U taih lot Of land stu lied in 4
,nse Oh 81. Georges. Red i " III
Ncw Castle County, hia,e DH w nun
meets aud bounds oi wh,rb W " pea
neSihhihg al the btake I'm ,"e @loll
Vi ,c'ohu street, prner for ,Sss uoIlu
anu lnhdsoi David B. slew ,'. "" peq
Tue SAID Stewart being NM, W. ,.l uue
coach makers shop. inenc. W'uplel
VI the aforesaid coach shop na,t s
sices west prrches and /. Ida, "o, s u
a,akc, coInerfor these premi 10. F,G
d. stewart, anu IN the lluenr I.,Inuu ,anu
assisned by the orphans ,""',~M1
| ,hstie county 10 William l. W ",
tnehce with the line of suJ n Mu
Ell land north jlh degrees ea,, III oin 'el
es to stalk, corner Tor these ,,,.p
sald land OF WIN. +. Weaver ihemnn e'
WIN Tie line OF said land ~ Wiv'
weaver, partly with the linz n, i" ,.a ,.aa
OF 'a.e ol Johh J.. Hudson andpar~s
the iihe oi lhnd now or late of h,n.
man north 5o y degrees ives, gsia' %
10 stake, corner ior these premll'
shiu lhhd OF james GOrman. ihen,.
lhe line oi said last meutionpI D."1 J
% a uekfees west 2.l3 pefchr, in
IN salu line corner for these pre,n,s.l
other lands OF said Samuel il NJ
theilce with the side Of said las, msn,]
lands north "A degrees wtstSgMa]
10 a stake, corner ar last AFORESAID n
north ~ degrees east "a perchss ta q,
thehce south - degrees east y Nm M
10 "a stake near an old lime kim /,
partly with said Sutton's line AMI \
with The line Of the Methodist FpI,
cemetery south W degrees westsi \
: chcs 10 stake, corner for thee ma
ana lands now or late of Charles MI
ter and others, thence with sald MAI
ters line north thirty tye aud h,
grees west 10 7.lO pcrches TO a STAKE 4
rs last Aforesaid, thence south ~ a,
west Il $40 perches toa stake b, N
, McWhufters stable, thence north
grees, west Is linkstoa a cornerasaO,
thence south tols degrees, weslg 5
= ches to IA stake, thence south 81 d,
, east 81 INKS to IA stake on tue north
). second street. thence with Mid
!. south JOIa degr, es, west 5 Ito perc
: the place OF beginning, containing,
the meets and bound lnfee acres On
drcd and twenty square perches d
BE- the same more or less, with a
. shop and frame stable thereon ereC
Seized aud taken IN execution
property OF Samuel h. Sutton, ID
MARY A. Sutton, Administrative
B. Sutton, deceased, and to he sold
= JOHN PYLE, sh
n Sherllfs Office, New Castle, OclOl
1879, Ocl6l
The daily gazette., 1879-10-17

NJ OTICE.-I, August Ten Meges, do heie
~ by give notice that shall apply TO the
Judges OF the Court OF General Sessions Of
the Peace and Jail Delivery of the State of
delaware, In aud for the county of New
Castle, on Monday, the l7th day OF Nov
ember, 1t being the first day of the Nov
ember term. "A. d., 1879. for a license to
keep an inn or tavern at No. iO5 King
street In the Fourth Ward of the city oil
Wilmi ington, the county and State afore-
sad, with the privilege OF selling intoxi-
eating liquors In lens quantities than one
quart, 10 be drunk on the premises and
the following respectable citizens recon-
mend the said application, to wit:
J. Clayton Massey, Peter Springer,
| Francis Y. JacQuot, John Hunson,
julius A. Krauspe, Geo. II. L. simmons
Chas B. Parry, James NJ. Bryan,
| George Buzinc, Chas. Messick,
| william J. Parry, =. ID. Newlin,
| A. j. Hart, James A. Hart,
| VIM. ii. Brady, Gotleib Mamele,
| Henry Albert, John ID. Kurtz,
| John IL SaueTlander, George Stab,
| james Parker, William Allen,
VIM. 4. Hickman, Chas. Ramsperger,
| George Adele.
octl6-3t. AUGUST TENWE WEGES.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-17

NJ Office BRIDGET LALLY. do
~ hereby give notice that shall ap-
ply to the Judges OF the Court OF General
Sessions OF the Peace and Jail Delivery Of
the state OF Delaware. In and for the
County OF New Castle, on Monday the l7th
ofNoNember. being he first day oftheNov-
ember term, 1873, for IA license TO keep an
inn or tavern At No. 2il East Front
street. In the Second Ward Of the city
Of Wilmington, County and State afore-
said, with the privilege of selling intoxi-
eating liquors in less quantities than one
quart to be drank on the premises, and
the following respectable citizens recon-
mend the said application 10 wit:
T. b. Merritt, T. q. Hirzel,
Thos Reynolds, Chas. Reynolds,
Geo. w. Ortlip, n. Melchoir,
Geo. 4. Gardner, Nicholas Jenny,
James Christy, Charles f.. Sparks,
j. W. Reynolds, Samuel Finley,
samuel Kerns, Henry Kienle,
Michael kenney, Geo. w. Rival,
X. Booth, Joseph Stoeckle,
r. =. Freye, stephen j. Gilbert,
Geo. Y. Higgins, Lewis Bannnr,
Henry FeldIneier, William Re ese.
octl5 3t~ BRIDGET LAILY.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-17

NOR RENT.-secoud s'Ofy y
Telegraph Building, L. go% y.''a
.n,tahie for office or assembly roouI
oe rented with special management ,,nTx
,.h.ipJfr3 second Ard Mar
The daily gazette., 1879-10-17

NON SALE. .,
A Store Property, win 10
and, good brlck dwelling hOaT ~
,ut-buiidings. Price sJ,oW vaT
Apply 10 EVANS PEN n .NuiJ W.,
Oct.J Elgllil anu ""'"