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The daily gazette., 1879-05-02
rnIDAY. NAY. -, lsss.

Is GENERAL GRANT TO BE ELRCrED
N THE Army AND THE U. 8. MAE
s2ALs?-There y scarcely doubt that
the sstalwart" politicians have determin-
cd to open the way for the election Of
Grant to third term. The whole action
Of this faction in Congress points in this
direction. No man can deny that Sena-
TOR Conkling Is ct the head Of this fac
tion-that he has planned the way, and
points 10 his success in carrying New
York last fall, as evidence that he can
carry 1t again, II Grant Is made the can
didate. And without New York the de-
feat of the Republicans is certain. With
Grant as . candidate the rascals in the
Army and in Office will resort to any
scheme TO carry the elections. There
will be more than one JohnI. Davenport
10 meet, and hundreds Of army officers,
who will risk the use Of their companies
TO intimidate, harass and overawe the
people under various pretexts. These
are the considerations that now influence
the action Of the Grant third term move
.ment.
But will the people allow the country
to fall into the hands Of the Bourb0na
asain-to be placed under the control OF
the thieves and robbers who exhibited
such rascality during the two terms OF
Grant ~ to necessitate the sudden chan
ges that followed their exposure We
think not. And as evidence of this We
- point to the fact that just as the move
nent of the ''stalwarts" is made to as
ssitne shape and be more observable, tn,
/, copnter-movement also shows itself upoI
= the surface of the political sea upoI
which all parties now appear more or les.
cast. Accordingly we find such Repub
lican papers as had the independence t,
denounce the scandalous conduct O
Grants administration his use of tn,
Army, and abuse of the Navy and W asst,
Of supplies his connection with tn
whiskey ring; with the brokers, and tn
immense increase of office-holders an
the extravaganza of expenditures--thes
papers and those who sustain them tax
exceptions to the Grant movement an
denounce it in the most open TERMS
Grant is therefore termed "the create,
party-wrecker in our political history
by many of these papers, and his defe,
Is pronounced as one of the surest thing
In the future should his friends dare |
put him in nomination. These are IL
opinions Of some of the ablest Republ
can papers, and we agree with them
this matter. We do not believe that
people SO intelligent as ours, who al
now seeking to secure a cheaper goveri
ment, will be induced to vote man
power again whose administration W;
undoubtedly the most vile and perfidiol
that ever had an existence since the go
ernment was formed.
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LICENSE APPLICATIONS.

NJ OTlCE,-I. Mar in keogh, In com :
IN pliance With The requirements OF Tho
acl OF Assembly, IN sucn case made and
provided, 90 b reby give notice that l
shall apply In writing TO The Court Of Gen
eral Sessions OF the Peace and jail Deiiv-
cry, OF the state OF Delaware In and for
New castle county, on Monday, The 18th
day Of May next, A. d., 1919, being the nrst
day of ihe next May term OF the said
couit, for a license 10 kt ep all inn or tav
ern, at No. SIS W. Front street, known M
the Black Horse Hotel. in the First
Ward OF the city OF Wilmington,
Delaware, and TO sell Intoxicating liquors
In less quantities than one quart. 10 be
drunk on the premises, and tile following
respectable citizens recommend the said
application, TO VII:
Dennis Bradley, Isaac Harper,
Philip @ Plunkett, Daniel MeIarkcy,
Thss Fegan, Lawrence Kerns,
J ohm Caldwell, Thos 6lenH,
John Murphy, Joseph Council,
Charles Harper, Francis Kelly,
John Brady, Henry Bradley,
Samuel Mutton, Charles Dickerson,
Joseph Long, Mm Keoeh,
l. Dickerson, Henry Blair,
George II Hisel, Joseph Yarnall,
VIM Bouzhart, David McConnahee,
John Halloran, Joseph Sirres.
ap3O-3t MARTIN kEO9H.
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"A qu-iLiy used by my friends, In con-
ne,tion with the Board OF Public kduca-
ton as candidate therefor, from the 9th
Ward, take this opportunity TO say that
ment thus proffered me, and duly appre-
ciat- the kind feelings OF my friends, / am
yet com PEELED by sense OF duty to my
self, and q due regard for the business In
terest and responsibilities which daily
press upon me, TO decline the honor thus
rendered me, and to devote my whole
time 70 the r, quirements OF my business
TO enter the Board as a member, the duties
OF which ir properly performed require al
most constant personal attention.
mai ALLEN SPEAK MAN.
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Congress Yesterday.

The Senate yesterday discussed the
bill to prevent the introduction of con-
tagious diseases into the country, Sena-
tors Harris and Jones favoring and Vor-
hees and Morgan opposing 1t. The
House took up the veto message and vot-
ed by 120 to ITO not the necessary two
thirds--in favor of passing the bill over
the veto. Three Nationals acted with
the Democrats and eight with the Repub-
licans. Some changes in the rules and
the composition of the committees were
announced.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-02

AN INSANE RoouE.-It turns ont that
young Charles g. Fisher, son OF Ex-
Judge George P. Fisher, Of Delaware,
who was recently arraigned in New
q lunatic asy lum at Harrisburg, Pa
According TO his own admission he has
escaped four times from similar institu-
tions. f1.-.s D.
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Trying = get $1,000. fer th'

HARRIsBUBo, Pa, May 1.-The first
session Of the House Committee appoint
ed to investigate the charges Of Mr..
Wolfe, a member Of the Legislature, to
the effect that corrupt means were en-
ployed in the attempted passage Of the
Riot Claims bill, was held with closed
doors on Tuesday evening. The bill
was known as House bill 1O3, and It was
proposed to appropriate a, ,00O, 900 TO re-
imburse the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company for losses occasioned by the
riots in the summer of 1877. The evi-
dence thus far produced tends 70 show
that William H. Kemble, Of "Addition
Division, and Silence" notoriety, was
an active middleman between the corpor.
alton to be benefited and the member.
ready to be approached. .ss a
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A Candidate.

Mr.. Thomas r. Lally, owing to the
persistent solicitation Of his friends, has
finally consented to allow his name TO be
used again as q candidate foi election to
the Board Of Education from the Third
ward. Mr.. Lally during his term Of ser
vice has proven himself q faithful and
efficient member Of the Board, aod his
friends wish to show their appreciation
Of his services by voting for him to-mor-
row.
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THE Democrats ofthe House, yesterday,
voted solidly to pass the Army bill over
Hayes veto, and theRepublicans ~ solidly
MOTTO. Three of the Greenback members
sided with the Democrats, while eight
went with the Republicans. A large
number of pairs were announced. The
vote was 100 yeas TO ll0 nays, and there
not being the necessary two-thirds in
the affirmative the bill was not passed
over the veto. There was no debate.
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THE joint caucus committee of Demo-
Gratis unanimously decided in favor Of
passage and submission to the President
Of . separate bill forbidding the presence
of troops at the polls, which shall not be
even liable to his objections to the bill
lately vetoed, and such bill will be pre-
sented to caucuses of the Senate and
House to-day. aL H.tI,. .
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shers..,ns Reii C.iis /. Ce.sre...

WASHINGTON, May la rule was
adopted by the House to-day, which will
materially lessen the time consumed In
calling the roll of members. II has been
estimated that one-third Of an entire
session Of Congress is consumed In call
ing rolls. 1t has been the practice to
cali the full names of members. BY the
rule just adopted the Clerk is permitted
to leave off the first names, using only
the surname with the prefix "Mr."
The daily gazette., 1879-05-02

WE REALLY feel 1t duty to express
our regret that the City Council were so
generous. We believe that half Of the
basin square would have been ample for
the site Of the county Courthouse and
county buildings, and We hope the Levy
Court will not accept Of more than that.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-02

ShERIFF's SALE.
~ By virtue OF v wrlt a,v
ponas, N me directeI. vii, III vtenA
public sale, ~ the " ~ NJ
AOTEL OF JusEpu v,.
IN Delaware City. In Rci ;,.A
IN New Cas'le County and MN y u. !
SATURDAY.
The 18th Day of MAY, And
at 10 O'Clock, .. m. The fol,ov,,.,
Real tstate, viz; ''@e
All that certain lot or na,c., -,
uate GU the sOuth-asterIy ~
street and north heaslerlv s,S s
street IN lola ware CiIy. New ~
~, DeseWare, contsining IN r
oreelth i0rty feet on Adam. .,a y,
tending In length 100 feei s"u,ss ss
along Henry strvet To n elss, b
alley, and bounded no, IN " ~ w.
SIDE Of Adams street snp,S-
Maid Henry street, southeast,I,
alley aud north westerly hy X. Y,
lin. with the free and com navy y"u
privilege or the said eighl ~, :.
with = frame house Lllssson ss.sS
Seixed and taken In erecn'..
property OF =. McMunn. md nv
..~ JOHN PYLE
nherins Once, New Castle 4,
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A REDucTI0s OF INrEREsr.-There
d largs claks Of persons who entertain
ths opinion that the rate Of interest In
this country win hereafter tend more to-
ward the rate in England. The vast
amount Of ,noney lying idle IN the banl<s
in both countries, and the close and
growing connections between the two
nations leads to this conclusion. The
fact that the U. s. four per cent. bonds
are higher in England than at home
shows great faith In our ability to pay.
How then can those who live in England
and prefer to loan on undoubted real es-
tate mortgages here, be kept from placing
their money here at low rates, II they
can secure first liens? h'
The daily gazette., 1879-05-02

The Democratic organs Of Penusyl-
vania are printing Senator Wallacs's
speech on the army bill, while the Re-
publican organs, as an Offset, are print
ing Senator Conk hngs utterance. The
uuderst andin nR is that Senator Coukling
expressed Senator Camerous sentiments.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-02

OHEkIrF'S SALE.
- By virtue of writ Of Vendiiional
Exponas, to me directed, will be exposed
to Public Sale, at the
HOTEL OF SA MUEL PEACOCK,
In Mildletown, in st. Georges Hundred,
New Castle County, Delaware, on
FRIDAY,
The End day of May, A. D., 1879,
at one o'clock p. NJ, the following des-
cribed Real Estate VIZ:
A lot Of land situated in Appoqui nj :
mink Hundred, Now Castle County and
State of Delaware, bounded and des-
cribed as follows, to wit: On the north
by lands of William Wilson, on the east
by lands of William CHM, deceased; on
the west by lands OF James p. Roihwell
and on the south by lands of the heirs Of
Isaac Gibbs, containing one hundred and
ninety acres of land, more or less, with a
frame dwelling, barn and other outbuild.
ings thereon erected.
Seized and taken In execution as the
property of Lydia h. Rothwell, and 70
be sold by
JOHN PYLE, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, New Castle, April IA
1873. ap-15-e0dtw.
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whore LoGan MAssed II.
FROM the Chicago Times.

Why doesn't John A. Logan let the
Confederate brigadier shoot him dead?
Dying thus, John can be of mere benefit
TO his country than living, for the North
would solidify about Johns corpse, and
more than that, he'd have very pretty
funeral
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OHtRIFr'S SALE. ~
- BY virtue OF = wIit Oh, Q, n \
Ponss, to me directed WI"
public sale, at the =
4,t GILPIN HOUSE
hept by George Whitfield, = I
New Caste, In the u uhoiGI,s,d
New Ca.ile and State 0l
SATURDAY.
The 18th day Of MAIL
., 2 o'cle ok. p. M. the follow"
Heal Estate, viz: .,.i,o,S 1
All that certain plain,u.s1iSs
land situate, lying anu V1 ~
New Castle, county OF Ed
state OF Delaware, b0mnums on. umsi
east i,y lands late u Invl Insul
now OF Jams M. Hur.. IN
sell. on the southeast vMI
ware. on the s0nthwes,u W.
william Booth. now g.. M -,
T., |. Booth, and on tIs ,,i4
west By the State rOao me
city OF New Castle - 70 ssd ad
minRIon, CONT ming 10 " ~
marsh, with . large ~
mouse, larg brick oai ,ss at
| and other out building,
Also. No. 2. All the esIn uI y
half part Of that cei''T T n
| land situate In The cl,, sst M
the south ride OF srssrs
the easterly side OF boaS
the same intersects. A. ~
Thomas Rooih. Pear,ssr 40
ware street with 2 mi "
plastered house ana III
brick stable thereon q n N
| Reixed and taken ~ ,sIb
property OF James "''
by ,oHsT
| sherin q once, n"
! 1879.
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OHERIFF'S SALE.
y BY virtue OF . writ OF Levari Facias,
70 me directed. will be exposed 70 public
sale, at the
At Townsend, In Appoquin mink hundred, :,
New Castle county, Delaware. on
TUESDAY,
The 18th day of MAY, A. D., 1879,

at 8 O'Clock, p. m, the following described
Real Estate, viz:
All that certain plantation tract OF land
and premises situe'e Deer the VILLAGE OF
Blackbird, In Appoquinimink hundred
and county aforesaid. bounded aud de
scribed a. follows. 70 wit; Beginning at
white OAK stake near the branch corner
for land OF John Ford and he heirs OF
Auley Lore; thence with said Ford's land
south 66k degrees west 1I8 perches to q
stake ON The west side OF the public road
LEADING from Blackbird 10 Fteids' corner;
thence with said road towards black bird
north 8 \ degrees cast 80 10 perches to q
Stake north 80 degrees east 1881 10 perches
to q stake on the N. W. side OF said road
and In line OF land OF Anley Lore. heirs,
and Herewith south 8,k degrees, east aO
perchts 70 Q axe near large pond cor
fer Tor sud heirs and Herewith south Q
degrees east ll3 perches to u stake In the
woods corner for said heirs and there ith
sou h n degrees west t0 b-l0 perches 10 v
large stone corner as aforesaid south II
degrees east 4 4 10 pee ehes To q sta ke south
2 degrees east Q perches 70 stake south Al
degrees west Is perches To stake and
south 70 degrees west 1G perches 70 the
place OF beginning, c0ntaibing one hun.
| dred and fourteen &c es and twenty-onS
,quare peiches Of Isnd. be the ss me, mors
OF less, with the Delaware railroad run.
ming through the same. and with two
Vol. Z, page l6i, &C.
seized 81 q iaken In execution as b,
| property OF William M. King and Johi
Price, and Sarah Price, !. rs. and 70 b
~ - la JOHN PYLE, sheriff
shsrifrs Once, New Castle. April 25th
179. y flf ftF rfsI ADS eodts
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SATURDAY,
The 10th Day of MAY, 1879,

at o'clock, p. M, the following described
Real Estate, viz:
Al that certain lot OF land with double
two.story brick house ami brick stable
her. ON erected, situate and lying OH the
west .ide OF Market street In the said city
Of Wilmington, beginning NJ the distance
Of IS feet 5 inches from Tenth street and
running With and along said Market street
bout Il feet 7 inches and extending In
depth about i42 feet TO Ger AIN alley on
the westerly side OF said lot, be The same
what II may.
seixed and taken In execution a. the
property OF EDWARD WoOtten, Adminis-
traitor OF Alfred X. Woo'ten, deceased
Clinton kondabush and RhCda b. RObda- =
bush, his vile, formerly khoda b Woot-
| len, Surviving mortgagor and Mary Il
WUotten, heir At Law OF Alfred Il. " cot
ten, deceased and William A. Lamote
terre tenant. and 10 be sold by
JOHN Pt LIE, Sheriff.
sheriff's Once. New Castle, April q I
1879. ap22-eodts
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HERIEF,S SALE.

= HERIFF'5 SALE.
- BY virtue OF writ or Levart Facias,
TO me directed, will be exposed TO public
I"fAYETTE I HOTEL. saI sn,pley st..
Kept by John J. Dougherty, In the city Of
Wilmington, New Castle County, Della
ware. on
SATURDAY.
The 3rd day of May, A. D., 1879,
81 Z O'Clock. ,. M, the following described
Real Estate, VIE:
All that certain lot or piece of land situ-
and having . brick house thereon erected,
IN the northeast corner OF Seventh sud
X ing streets, and having front on King
street OF II feet and inches and extendin.
back and along Seventh street that sam Q
width II feet Inches 70 q feet side alley
leading into seventh street, with the priv
iiege al the use OF said alley forever, and
containing within those bounds eight hun
dred and thiTt. en- feet eleven and Ave.
less.
Seized and taken In execution as the
property Of sophia e. Cleland, widow anu
devlses of Thomas r. Cleiand, deceased
surviving mOrtGag0r, aud Emma X Gle
land, Annie W ilsOn. Thomas X. Clelxnd
Charles 4. Cleland, Sophia Il. G Gland, Il
len shoemaker, John ". Cieiand and kiix
ClelaLd. children and devisees Of Thomas
H Cleland, deceased. and Jordan A. VIII
son, husband OF said Annie Wilson. ant
Annie r.. Cieland, wife OF James n. Shoe
maker. husband o, said Ellen Bhoena lkor
| and /. t., and TO be sold by
JOHN PYLE Sheriff.
Sherifi's f1ice, New Castle. April i4th
1917. an~,6- eotis
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1..r.r,..s :. .eD,er..

Snly tAipR shas Uoshers osli rely .dp0n Ssr
n1maeh. cure Wind cotIe, reruJstas the
3 mosssr "a chiiS. Dasisss siS - pSocsSs S
@ teeeAsing 1s vslde 10 iuc1lculable lt
eon@. tho Hnms reduces 1nflsvusnation
~ ailays 1pain thereby giving rest 10
tne c6tid and cO.D tort 70 the mOther.--
rwenty-dve cents bottie- mariS-iyeod
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SATURDAY,
The Bird day of MAY, A. D

Abl O'clock p m., the f0llowlnt
heal Estate, viz:
No. z. ALI thai certain lOl, pa
eel OF land situate In the ely of
ton, Aforesaid, bounded and DID
fellows, to wit: Beginning al 4
section formed by the line Of VI
side OF scott street with The
nor herly side OF Fourteenth srd
by the sAid side OF Fourteenih N
erly 50 feet 70 q corner; lheno
parallel with Hcott street lsl
southerly side OF Ford A. eets
thence essterly by said sid, OH
ANA parallel with Fourteenth NJ
70 the said westerly side Of w
and thence thereby sOuthefy
dred and my ont ieet 10 lhe
ginntOg, be he contents what N
Beixed and taken In tIecuu
property OF PassmOre h. Wy
Adaline, his wife, and Jane,
Mary A. Wilson, l.; and q g
Sheriff . once. New Castle,
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yHtRiFr's SALE.

SHtRiFY'S SALE.
- BY virtue OF writ Of v,,a,J
Pnnas. u me d rected, viii %s
FuOiic Gao, ~ the
HOTEL or SAMUEL py.o
In Middlet''wp. In st 3eors,. h
New Castle County. Della ware n
FRIDAY,
The 18th day Of MAYI
1879. at 3 O'CLOCK, D m.. the folls.
scrioed Real Estate, viz.
All mat Certain lot nd niece a
situate In the town OF MIJilelSvsI
OF New Castle, Stale OF Delsv.,I
I'd by Main street, by lands Of II
by Anderson street aud by lard. !
Culbertson. with = twO-s,ory lra.
lug house erected on Main sired
story fra me building on AId,n1
seized and taken IN execum|
property OF Rachel A. Whliloef
sold by
JOHN PYLg.d
nherifi's Once. New Csrs|
18th. 1919. slIl
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CHCKlFF's SALE. ,.dl .s
- BY virtue OF . writ Of Levari Facies,
u me diIecied, will b. .. .possd - public
LxssriHYsiErTE ssi HOTEL. s.l shlpl.y IT..
OF Wiimingion, New Castle county. Dsls-
i.15 af WEDNESDAY, im
The 7th day of MAY, "A. D., 1879,
at o'clock. p M, the following described
All ibsL G, rtsin lot or piecs Of land with
three III. - stoYi.d brick Z we11ings there. u
erected. situate IN the city of Wlmings on,
In the county aforesaid. bound'd d anu de-
conner stake OF land conveyed " John II.
adams and In . line dividing this from
Michael McClusky'sl MT, VI the distance
Of "a feet inches n0rtherly A. angles from
Fifth street snd At u e distance OF l61 feet =
inches easterIy 1t right angles from Church
sire I; thence parallel with Church street
north ~ degrees en- II " Test 10 tnrhes tc the
south side OF y new street 30 feet wide CALL
cd Daniels or Lord street; thence by the
| said side Of said street s.,uth Is degfees
east IS feet Ia a corner stake; thence y
new line parallel To the wall OF trinity
church yard south IN degrees east fest 8
inches IN the north side II the thiiadel-
| phia Wirningt on and Baltimore Railroad;
| and thence by the said side Of said railroad
| westerly CO feet 4 inches tO . staMe Ia .
liue OF land LACEY conveyed 10 john H
Ads m s;lhenoe west esly along sait Adams
wide street called Dsii ieis or Loru street 81
feet 10 inches 70 the place 81 beginning, be
the contents more VI les.
4 ICED and taken /, execution a. the
properly OF william Mc0inloy and ELLEN,
his v ife, and 70 be sold by
$50 JOHN PYLE. Sheriff.
Sheriffs ONCE, New Castle. april
lotb Az - u - nU,o s-~D'
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YHERIEGia SAIE

CHEKIFF's SALE. n
- BY virtue OF u writ O. Ah
cias, 10 me directed, will b
public Q 10, at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, 81 v
Kept by John J. Dougheriy. 10
Wilmington, New GAYLE Gov
SATURDAY., |
The 3rd day of MAY, A. Y
At Q O'Clock p. m, the fslloWia
Real Estate. VIE:
All that certai piece or Ply
with q two-story brick now
situated Ia the said CITY o.
bounded Q. d described as low
Beginning at the iIters CLIQUE
erly side Of Taylor street wln.1
side OF Church street ue%
| along said side Of Church slne
stake IN q line OF land Of Roosn
then 20 with . line OF the ~
parallel with Taylor siree. ~
eAsterly side Of . len ieet w.
niug Into Taylor STREET; tnslr
alley side northerly paralle,n
street u feet 10 tho SAIL ~.
sti eci; and thence THEREBY Y
place OF beginning, be The Gun
what they may. .ua
keixed aud taken In e1'es
property OF Thomas CORY
vile, aud I. t., and to be so,S sooyI
| Sheri6's once, New Cssns
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NoFn4,Ell.

BU0esnong W1th Merit ln IT,.
tn. "A BELLE lsess. eopyins. book and
N eSsSs:; nss .sSsS csps e., Ss
letters UtfSsOuf sCufev brush or tsress, sno
With no nsnse trouble, time or pains thne
ne would be put TO IN b!ottinx ue letter be
and absolutely correct, leaving the origf-
nal without y Dlet, or blur. The bonks
are no nl0sc expensive than any other nrst
csss o. Letter soor hey Sy
be copied % one time The books are well
bound and made Of '1s f'ns.s +. pcs @ Linen
psnies authorised agent for The state Of
Adde'S Chas. W. Brucs, siA Pine strss, !.
Wilminston, Del. sp,y-lm
NJ OfiCR,-J. II. Primrose has taken the
IN management OF the old and reliable
Wilson. This mackjoe has been lately
improved, and 10 AN ensirely new machipe,
and 10 known - the lmprJved Wheeler 4
Wilson. IL !. the npsst made loc.-stilct
sewing machine now In use, and has nd
ventaees superior 70 any other.
We hope our friends will give ar . call,
and nst buy until they have exsminsd tnis
Our tsrriisry embraces pelsw,rs and
Chester counties, Pa, and delaware and
the Eastern shore OF Mary land.
Our omces a. pren0nt, Will be tOund NJ
126 Market street. Alter the 18th Of MAJ ch
next we will be found nj our old stand. the
Garrett building, No. Tie Market street.
~A0ENTS WANTED l,,
fens dti }. H.pRIMRolE
Al OTICE.--1he Reg liar Annual - eet ing
IN Of the MechAY,cs' Loan uAssOciation
Will DO held at iheir rooms, No. 40i N lar
ket street, o. Monfay evening. May i2th, /,
1879. for the purpose vf hearing the annual
report Of The necretary. election Of ofhccrs,
Cd Cd. "e' ' W. W. .. NJ %MURR6W. II @ ~
ap2s-dtmai1 Secretary.
A UDIrOk,s NOTICE.-l Win attend At
"A New Castle to settle the accounts OF
the School Com mittees Of New Castle
County, ~ follows; May u, No. to %
May 18Th. from so and upwards. Prompt
JNO. r. sTAATs,
Auditor OF Accounts.
April 3Oth, 1879. mai-w
NJ Office Mechanics' Loan Associa-
IN tion offers Tor sale so shares new
stock. First paym yment on the SEQ md Tues
day Ia May: .Applicatlo:. can be made TO
apti-eodtf eli French street.
NOTICE The Delaware Loan Associa
IN tlOn nov offers new stock for sale -
ihe nrst payment may be made a. any
time 10 the secretary. GEO. U. MARIS.
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NJ OTI, E.-The " limington Loan Ass0-
IN ciatiOn now offers new stock for sale
The 1rAt pay yment may be made a. any
| time 70 the Secretary Gao. a. MARIS,
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