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The daily gazette., 1879-02-12
SAT,

The subscri bers. in,ena,n
place, will seiI without resi- 70 iea,.
Corner Hotel, New Castle ree' siH, N
ware. on county l,1
FRIDAY.FEBRUARy a,
at O'Clock, q. m, entire ,,,., "' ",
hold Rt DDS and kitcbtn It"ck tnk q Ha.
Farming STOCK aud a,,uthllue, /,
ments; also Is. y Stallion n,as lh,'
man, oy hsiniet, he by toun A
teer, and he by kysdyks Ha,n n
bletonlan; dam Gel, brated ,nan
Jenni Nutwood, she by Sal,,.t ~
Running Horse, Gale. Ches,na, slpa
MI ic ly thoroughbred, add cau Nhls
tn harness; also s cele bra,,d h,.e ~ DIV,
with unTenown.d p4digr,es es o,"l mls
given on day OF sale: 4 OF H. "'h VII,
Riiieman. Also 2 v.rE nm. lAlI
with extraordinary peiipreess ,"al n'l ia',,
In 81, the other IN 2.45. Az, que ID
kies, one \ seat wagon wa, uactn
sfafts, 2 failing-top bnggl.s VIM ne 4
shafts. one Portland sleiph VIII lN,s
one extra pole and yoke. sYte' ,.' uea'aa
wheat IN the kround, and ms',
thinss Uo numerous 10 mention "
CONDlI IlOSs.-An sums n, a..
under, cash; oil over that amon,t'S y
OF 80 days Will he given, by tha "a I'd
giving IA bankable note win ful1.'
dorser, interest added, 4 Der nrppi"ai
face for cash. '"'' % I
~, W. II. DOBLEs
l.. W. Stidham 4 son, Anr,i,'. wy
East tth street, Wilmington. In.
febt-d6. .26Awxt
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THERE WILL BE an interesting night
in Congress in few days over The repeal
of the Federal election laws. They
were made to help the Radical carpet
baggers carry the South and keep Grant
and the whskey ring in power. Now is
the time to repeal them. If tie Demo-
Gratis mean to fight the battle of economy
and reform for the people, let them now
spike the enemys guns if they can, by
the repeal OF these odious laws. 1t is
not worth while to tell us that we may
use the same weapons on the enemy
aIer we secure the Presidency. We
despse this Federal influence. 1t is sure
to lead to difficulty and bloodshed, or
make towards Of the people.
The daily gazette., 1879-02-12

THE SHERIFT's ADvERTIsING Is q
matter Oh which the Republican has
lately set its heart. Three or four years
ago, wleh SheriHs Lewis Armstrong and
Iamhson then gave their advertising to
the Erery Erening, the Republican de-
clared that it was entirely wrong, that it
was no advantage to advertise them in
that paper, for the reason that it claimed
larger circulation. Now the Republic
can goes back on all it said then. The
fact is that exper ence showed that what
it said three or four years ago is true
1t has been the custom of the county
Tor years to advertise Sheriff S sales in he
political papers, and they are always
looked for in the papers OF the winning
party. In political view any Governor
ell cted has just as much right to take his
appointees from his opponents as the
Sheriff has to bestow his favors on a pa
per that has abused himself and his party
to tho disadvantage If the paper that
supported his election aud his parry
Nowhere in the country has this pro-
scriptive principle of Democratic papers
obtalL ed favor tut in Delaware. Neither
in New York, Philadelphia, b ston or
Baltimore are the Sheriir's advertise
ments taken from the democratic papers
and given to papers having the largest
circulation. Congress has been legisla-
ting for the past len years for The pur-
pose of breaking down all the Demo
cratic papers in the South and elsew here,
and the capitalists Of the country are
doing the thing here and wherever they
can effect their purpose by substituting
what is termed independent papers for
earnest, sterling Democratic papers. The
consequence is that there are now very
few of the la ter. These people wat
papers the influence of which are always
in the market for sac.
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At the same time Commodore Young
is doing capital work for Commodore
Bennett of the New York Herald. His
letter, contrasting the largesses paid by
poor exhausted Spain to her royal beg.
gars, with the salaries paid by the Uui-
ted States to her Presidents and Gener-
| alS, IL "a terrible comment on the wicked
nonsense Of kings and courts. Here is
bit that bites like fierce acid into the
very heart of the whole rotten system:
Spain has king who was born IN 1857.
She pays him 81 400, 900 a year, or, Sun
days excepted nearly $4,000 day. Alton
SO costs every two weeks moIe than Mr..
Hayes in year. Spain al,o has the SER
vices of the Princess Atstrias, a young
widow lady, born IN 1861. She lives with
the kirg presides over his household, is
an estimabe person, and given to chart
ty. Spain pays this princess 100000
Year, or twice as much as you paid Geu-
eral Grant when president. Spain also
enjoy, the service OF bona Maria del l'l-
lar l}eSenG Guela This naindcn was born
in 1861, and Is the kings sister. She hives
mostly in Paiis, and goes to church.
Spain pays her so 900 IA year which no
Con grcss would ever dream OF giving 10
Chief Justice Waite. Spain has Two
other prlLcess' ), Doua Maria de le PaI
D.. Juana ahd Eualle Francisco dc A>s
These pr nceSscs are res pectivrly sixteen
ana fourteen. They live in Parls t. com
= fort an eX led mother. Spain pays them
. each e3O,O'0a year. Wtat would Con.
greos say ii ae proposed to pay General
- Ala.. a =
Isabella II, lives III Paris on the Rue
Ri he Rome. SPAN pays her $50, ,O0l
year. She Is so poor that she put her
= Jewels at auction, aud do not know
how many millions OF francs they
brought. TIN queen has sister, wife OF
tie Duke OF MOntpersirr, mother OF poor
Mcrcede'. Her husband. the duke, is
, one Of the richest men IN Europe, and so
, Spa pays h : wifi. the beggarly salary Of
500 600 y,ar. Queen Isabella has a
r husband who does not live ON the ku.
koi dc Rome, but on the Champs Ely ees
l used to see him potterlng about, u dap
/ per little man, that | was wont to fancy
s teacher OF dance mus C, until | lcarue,
who he was Spain pays him so 900
i wear. Not long since the grandmother
G ,t I've king, Queen Christina, who spen
her last years in IA palace on the Camp
D Elysees, was gathered TO her fathers
II W IA" 'niS '''iihhpio piiuttsh llVtu-all'
20 she lived to an advanced age-Spain val
ued her services at S5O, 600 "a year. If yo,
k ask me what special services these prin
l. ces and princesses have rendered I,
Spain, that out of hor Impoverished trea
l. sury she should pay them annually 81
IS 100000, am afraid l can give you N
better answer than the bar Der in Beau
} narchais's Figaro, who when he ask
II what the noble lords had done to enio
! hleSsi ppnl,l nnlxy III
~ "they have taken the trouble to be born.
-e Prolress.
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SAT,T

WIN be sold at public sale. Atm.
oil MIS-. James Armstrong, sltnsl,S =. q
road leading 70 the Brandywlns s,A
In Chrlsliana Hd.. on "' 'k4a
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY N.
a. O'Clock, p M, the following ps,,.
Property, TO Wit; nd
One pair OF mules, I bulls, 4ons~
year old heifers, 5 cows, Is lead oft
pigs, one horse cart and olher s,tt1
tlcIes 100 numerous 10 mention.
TkRMS.-All II sums under $50 c,A
over That amount a credit OF 30 dsr.'i
be given. by the purchaser liylns
able mole with .sod endor,er 4 n,1
of for cash on kums over so
m, SAMUEL LOCAL.
l.. W. St'cbsm = Son. Tn"t ieb',,
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WE ARE INDEBTED to James w.
Ware, Esq, of the House of Representa-
tives, for copy of the Auditors Report,
and the copy of San Acs to Create a
Board Of Railroad Commissioners for
this Stale, &c. This act provides for the
appointment of three Commissioners.
one fioir each county, who shall receive
hVe hundred dollais year, to be paid
qua terly out Of tie State Treasury
They are to have all office in The State
House, in Dover.
The habit of disposing of patronage
or i'll other words taking ten or dtt, en-
per cent. discount for work that is to be
disposed Of by officials, may render thi.
act one Of very doubtful character II
could not be expected that the people o
Delaware could keep their hands fire.,
from every dishonorable taint when In,
lack Of principle had been the marke,
feature and distinguishing characte
under the late three admin istratious 4,
the general Government. We sound tn
tocsin now. These three commission er
may ultima ely find it more proltabl
TO serve the railroad than the men VIII
are seeking this law to secure thei
own a9grandizcment. a synopsis of til
act has already been published in tn
GAZETTE.
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Opposed 90 Fa.t ting In Lent.

The Philadelphia Record says num-
Der of members Of the Reformed Episco-
pal Church in that city propose to dis
continue the observance of Lent as a
season of fasting. They urge that the
indulgence in worldly pleasure before
and after Lent is incre. s. d BY way OF
compensation for enforced absten-
tion during the season of fasting, while
they also urge that uniform moder-
alton of life is the Church's great need
and that tn S may be better secured with
out Lerten observdnces than with them.
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Il bl- l0teOi
ORCHESTRAL MUSIC.

PROF. A. W. AAKINKsEN, announces
that he has formed an Orchestra. which
can oe engaged To iurnish music for balls,
soirees and pic-nlcs at very reasopa ia
rates. Address
WAsHINGTON HOUSE.
feb3-3mn nseod
NJ OIICE.-The Mutual Loan Associa-
~ lion now offers new STOCK for sale :
ne hrst pay ment may be made any
time Apply TO GEORGE L. MARIS
Secretary ard Treasurer.
la23-lm Office COL Ship'ey St, I'd story
& UBsCRiP1 IONS FOR THE TNITET
~ STATES lour per cent. loan recei we'd aI
the First National Bank OF Wiimingtor
at par and accrued In terest.
GEO. u. ARMSTRONG.
JahH-imu Cashier.
The daily gazette., 1879-02-12

I'LL
~nee 'en heilers. and bulls, yearliugs.
Farming Utensils . hay wagons, near
~ Lew, iarm wagons, horse cart OK ca 1T ,
OK cart beds, one carriage oAe dearbOI n ,
with pole and shafts, nearly new | slsish
| asd bells, one grain fan, COZ shelter, one
AN. NOW, RS, one u Kirby, Que Cham
pion, one kussel reaper, one Tiger horse
! rake peach bed and springs, one hay prs.s
nall hushel measure, Harpoon hay fork
and locks. ? sarsScuse pioushs. Z two
horse plouf his, 3 ono horse plouRhs 3 cui
tivpDrs. one Twin harrow, lot single and
uouble-trees. forks ana shoveis, Eri ndstoDe
| and iced chest.
| Harness.-3 sets wagon harness. 4 SETS
plough harness. one set donble harm. ss i,
made TO order and nearly new, 2 sets sim
1 kle hai ness, collars, brldles, halters, G..
LOT COW chains, ~ toI, good Timothy hay by
| the Ton, ten ton OF wheat straw lot rough
| nay Dy the len. lot OF manure, 90 chickens
sturkie1, IA Chester County and Jersey
| red shoals
dairy Fixtures.-k uch AZ milk mans
| MIX buckets, cream kettles, butter Work
er' sutleI TUBS, butter prints, large sirain-
| er, one hanu churn, one hor,e churn horse
power Household and Kitchen FuIni-
| tufe and many other articles not here
| enumerated.
N. B-The above COWS have be en- select
| ed win great care and Judgment, ana a a
| worthy the a tentiOn OF persons wanting
| good butter cows.
| CONDITlONS.-All sums of x2b md
| less. cash; on All sums over that amount a
| creult OF months will be given by The
| purchaser giving u aDkable noie with An.
| proved 'ndorser, interest added or 4 M r
| cent. Off the face for cash. Fo'
w T.B. ENGLE.
l.. w. stidham d Son, A uctioneers. il,
r. 4'h street, wilmington, Del.
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FEBRUARY 1870

The DAILY GAZETTE Is sent TO all parts
Of the country, postage paid, for THREE
DOLLARS year, IN advance. II contains
ALI the local news and most important
news OF the day. II gives In briei just the
news the farmer or the business man need,
at half the cost OF the two cent papers ;
and as much as a man onght to read of an
venlng or morning. Subscribe for 1t at
nee by remitting a money order for a
wear or six moNJhs.
The daily gazette., 1879-02-12

REVIVAL OF BIT UslNEss lNDICATED.-
There is a good hope for a revival Of
business in this city during th- approach
ing spring, and it is generally hoped that
the appearances will not prove deusiye,
for really there never was gre alter absence
ot any business worth transacling, so far
rs compensatory returns are Considered.
The trade is far worse than it was in
1850, and we will venture to say there is
scarcely business man on Market street
that can show anything like as profitable
business as was then done, while his
expenses for rent and taxation is much
greater now. The prospect now arises
principally from the amount of new work
which is flowing in upon our boat build.
ers, railroad car manufacturer and ma
chiLists. But how long this will last i,
very uncertain. There is still ever,
reason for the most rigid economy in al
public expenditures nor will this b,
otherwise until the heavy debts that hay,
been created and rest upon all classes 0
property, is to great extent removed.
The daily gazette., 1879-02-12

DELAWARE taxes her own insurance
companies heavily, while companies
from other States pay comparatively
nothing. This is a generosity that does
not look fair lad reasonable.
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MONDAY,
The oath day of February, A. D.,

1919, at II O'Clock, n. m. the following de-
scrited Personal Property, viz:
tlne wheat drill, one corn sheller, one
reaper, one mower, one horse rake, one
thr, sher. one hor q power grisi mill. one
h4y cutter. one roiter, one gram fan, 2
farm wagons with hay rigging. one cart,
lot OF plows, harrow =, culIIvHtors, harness
OF every description, Let of OK aud COW
chains, lot OF water ana pig troughs, belt
Ing, pulleyh and shaftng, lot OF mill pans
and dairy nAlure.. lot Gf double ard sin
gl' trees. OK yokes, 2 wheelba rows, lot Of
small tools, forks. hoes, shovcls, &c. one
| Germantown carriage, head OF horses,
| col =, ore pair of oxen, (wrll broken). 81
| head OF cattle, one bulI, lot of lives, 20 0
| pounds oi pork, lot of clover iced, 10: Of
| potatoes, IS acres OF wheat IN the ground,
etc, etc.
Seized and tah en- In execution as u pro To-
petty Of van &. Stotseuburg anu Mat
| thew Ry!oit, aud To be Id by
JOHN PYLE, Sheriff
TEkMS.-Sumh not exceedIn s2S, car h;
On all sums exceeding that amount cred
II or months will be given the purchaser
10 give his interest b.aring negotiable note
with all approved eLd-rsed, OF per cent
Off for cash
Stidham x Son, Auct. febG- w3t- dl9 2.
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nIVIDEND- OFFICE OF THE VIII.
~ NINGTON COALGAS COMPANY
NILMIsGToN, February !, ls7y.
The Directors of the Wilmington &, GA
Gas company have this ia. declared "A
dividend 81 three dollars per share for the
pasi six months, payable on demand
". +. TAYLOR. Treasui er.
Il. hI nfaAJ
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SATURDAY,
The 18th day of February, A. d.,

lsT9, at II o'clock, n. m. The foilowlhg de-
scr b. d Personal Property, VIZ:
one Carriage. l York wagoh, one market
dearborn, l cart, I wagon pole, set ofsln-
gle m rness, set of cart harness. one Day
mare. SOFA, stuff Il chairs, one rocking
chair, 3 stands, looking glasses, lot oi car
pets. chairs, tables, stoves and nAtures,
Ice chest, one Fire Proof Safe, hat rack.
sewing machine, / double gun. ! OF bed
steads beds and bedding. bureaus, wal
nut set of furniture, lot OF 0il-clot lol OF
oil paintings, lot OF window shades, &c.
seized ana tap en- into execution n the
property OF Henry N. Rile, a. d to be sold
by JOHN ~ LE, Sherin.
sherin's ONCE, New castle, February
81, 1859 febi eodst
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NJ OTICE-TO WATER RENTERS
L OEEICE WAIHR DHp urnu

= ! N II
WILMINGTON. DEL, Dec jOth. lsis
The bills for 1873 are now ready and nav
able at the registrars office, No lW1O Mar
ket street. The law requires that a il bills
palu on or before January 3lst 1879, the
month OF February, five per cent. addio
Iona those paid during the monih OF
March. ten per cent. additional and anv
amount remaining unpaid alter April Isl.
ierrules withdrawn al suit instituted for
the recovery OF the amount due, and The
watsr Will not be lei into such premises
until such arrears, with assessm enis and
hours, . Il m To pm.
W. j. MORROW,
NooII-cou JAN IeDieou Registrar
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CHEkIFF'S SALE.
- by virtue Of sundry wrlts of execu-
ton. 10 me dir, cted Will he exposed 10
public sale. ON the farm lately owned by
Evan q. Stots. .nburg, situated In White
Clay Creek hundred near the villa e Of
ChrI,tiana, and on the Dad leading from
stanton ,D , IA ri sl iuuu on
The daily gazette., 1879-02-12

SOME fears are expressed that the
Plague has reached Nova Scotia, carried
there by the l0lst regiment OF British
troops.
The daily gazette., 1879-02-12

COLONEL PELToN is such a horribl,
youth man that it must always be &
wouuder that Mr.. Tilden ever cons. mt, {
to be his uncle.
The daily gazette., 1879-02-12


or Andrew Harman, on the pike between
Squire Farrle's Corner and Glasgow IN
Pencader HJ., on ="
THURSDAY, February the 18th. 1879.
Sale commencing at IL O'Clock.
One pay horse, Frank, coming & vears
olu, hne traveller and Will work In mi
KINDS OF harness one bay mare, Dina
coming eight years Old this Spring. is n
good iIaveier, and works quiet In ali Kinds
OF harhess aud Is "A splendid family mare
head Oh fIst-claSs mich cows
VIII be III profit by day of sale, EegJ5EA
ana tners springIng, | Two year WA.A1
sl' heller, good stock, now-A
springing, earling he,iers OF sooI H.,
; shOat pigs.
Farming One arm wap-
on III good order, Germantown wagon
du-ont wagon, Nanwiokle fan. new. |
steel tooth horse rake, new good corn
l shelter, roller, griLdsione, / cuttibv
box, wheelbarrow, one large feel chest
one mixing trough, moving scythe. one
gram crao barn shovel, plOws, har~
rows, cultivators, forks, rakes, hoes wss
on, plow and carriage harness collars ann
BRIDES, q ain bags, barley forks, DC The
half Interest OF IL acres of wheat in tha
ground. =" 'he
| CONDlTlONS.-all II sums of 400 md mn.
der, cash; over that amour a credit nj tan
| months Will be given, by the purchas.r
/ sNs pshkapie note with approved In
ooIser, or three per cent. Off for en- sh; inter.
~ oii uAT j. M. HAMAH.
The daily gazette., 1879-02-12

1T is LITTLE unfortunate that Mr..
Tilden cannot offer up his wife's rela-
tions. v hat sacrifice they would make
in an emergency like the present.
The daily gazette., 1879-02-12

nE IRABI.E DWELLINGS AND
- Building Lots at public talc SAT
UkDAY, February IS. 1879, at 5 p. m, at
the Auction Rooms Of l.. W. StIdhsm a
ton III f.. Fourth street, the following de-
scril oil Real Estate, belonging To the
Brandywihe Loan Association, which
must be sold IN order 10 close up It's bust
ness. No |. A lot Of land. 20 feet Inches
front, and 30 feet deep, with "a ihr, r,e-story
Brick House thereon erects-i, situate No.
1919 King street, city of Wilmington. Del
aware. No. z. A lot Of lard IL feet . In.
froit ard IS feet deep with three story
Brick House thereon erected, situate No.
49, W. SIKH street, city of Wilmington,
Delaware. No 3. A lot af lard 10 feet O
inches front. and rs feet deep, situate at
the southeast corner OF SIKH aud MAJ ison
sire, Is, city OF Wilmington, Delaware
No.i Two lots Of land ~ feet front and 10
feet deep zach, situate on east side OF Mad
ison street, between Flfih and Sixth streets,
Wilmingt n, Del.
Terms 10 per cent. cash. 40 Tcr cent.
within 30 days, when the Deci viii be
u ade purchasers, and the balance To re-
main upon mortgage. + l.. GILPlN,
Secretary,
Brandywine Loan Association.
No. 60s MnrRet st., Wilmington, Del.
l.. W. stidhan n on, Auct. febs-7t
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PUBLIC SALE

Il ~ Ab1$4~ sA LIZ =
The subscriber intending no longer To
stock mis- sisters farm, lay Ing one mile
south OF summit Bridge, Will sell AT pu1 :
lie sale. on
TUESDAY. February 18th, 1873,
histntire personal property, on said farm
consisting OF one PAIR large mules, gooi
worker, good brood maIes,
oil which are with ioal, good V~
work or driving horses, 3 two TN
year OLD colts, excel ntAA
stock, 7 milch cows, part fresh now, 4
ysuug heiftrs. will he In proft by day of
sale. one Year old bull, grand son oi
Brady Cow farm wal ons, IN good order
oLe hay rigging. one cutting box. nearly
new, one Sic eh, good as new, o twin har-
rows. 5 culiivaJors. ploul hH, plough gears
~bgon harness. idi,s, coi ars shuveis,
ioiKs, and many other things not men
TONED
TERMS OF SALF.-Ai sums not ex-
ceedlng SO, as on sums exceeding that
mount. u ci,ait OF ctghi months Will be
given the purcha.er giving IA bankabl.
note with interest added. and with security
10 b approve u by The subscriber
" +. BIGGS.
Sale To commence AT 10 o'clock, II. m.
Jau3o "
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CIEHIFF'S SALE.
D BY virtue of "a writ OF Ais. Levari Fa-
cIas, to me directed, Will be exposed TO
public sale at the
LAFAY ETTE HOTEL, sii Shipley ~. &.
kept by Joi j. Dougnerty. In the City Of
" ilmington, New Castle county, Della
ware, on
WEDNESDAY;
The 10Th day of February, A. d.,
100, at 2 O'Clock, p. m, the following de-
ser bed Real Estate viz
All thai certain lot. piece or parcel of
land with a three story brick store and
dwelling thereon er, cted, situate In the
city OF Wilmington, bounded and describ-
ed as follows, to wit Beginning at the
northerly side OF 7'h street between Wal
nut an Poplar sti eets, Al James saville's
line. being ~ feet easterly from Absalom
Browns line; thence with the said Sa-
ville's line northeriy parallel with Poplar
street ~ feet TO the sOutherly side of a hree
f. ct wide alley. leading from Wilson TO
Poplar streets; thence along sid alley side
easLerly parallel with seventh stree IS
Poplar street; thence trerewi h southerly
10 feet to the said slde OF Seventh street;
and thence herewith westerly u feet more
or less t. SAID Sayille's line and place OF
beginHing, be the contents thereof what
they may Book ID, Vol. 10 page 47G. &c
Seized ard taken into .xtc cuton A. the
prop rty OF Charles q. Beieitc and Maggie
"a =, his wife, and / and To he sold by
JOHN PYLE Sher II.
sheriff's once. New Cas- lie Fee ruary
81, 1859. {, bS otawts
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.SHERIFF'S .SILES.

CHEKIFF'- SALE.
> by virtue OF sundry writ's of Fl. Fa +.
~ me directed, will be exposed 10 publlc
sale, at the house OF Hcnry NJ. Rlte. SIN
ami Jackson streets, In the ci Of VIII
miugton, in New tsstle County, Della
ware on
The daily gazette., 1879-02-12
NOTICES.


hVIDEND.-A dividend has been de
~ clared BY the Wilmington 4 / hila-
celphia Turnpike Company of thirty cenis
per share. payable on or after the I5tn
Inst, at the y. h. corner of Front 4 or
ange streets. Jos. TAINAIL
p'-Eho Treasurer
NJ OIiCt.-J. IL. Primrose has taken the
~ management OF the Old and reliable
sewing mac Inc com any-tae Wheeler L.
" il.on. Tins machine has been lately
improved, ani Is an entirely new machine,
ana is known AS the Improved " heeler a
w l>on. IL Is the finest made l,cx-hillch
sewing ma nine now in nse, and has adj
NaniageS superior to any other.
We hope our friends will give usatall
and not buy until lhey have examined mi.
new machine
Our lerTllery embraces Delaw.re and
Chester counties, Pa, AID delaware ard
the Eastern ore OF Mary laI d..
Our officc, at sent, will be found al
12s Market street. After the 2tth of Narci
next we will be found at our Old stand, III,
Garrett building, No. lie Market street
B~rAGESTS WANTED.
1, b5 .dti j. II. PRINRO-E
The daily gazette., 1879-02-12
r., PUBLIC SALES.

GALE OF cows. Se,S-s
Lion, Fast Marlborough, 4-"
Chester county, Pa, SD
MONDAY, FEBRUARY "a, tEo,
Atl O'Clock, p. M.
FORTY HEAD OF FRESH cows,
SPRINGERS and YOUNG BUI t.S.
Also b lot OF EN- ES with LAMBS.
SII l. 4 BA AILtY,
Webb A. NICHOLS. Ancfioneer. febii ~
The daily gazette., 1879-02-12
WANTS.

NTED.-By young iaah rom 70 Q
w ctuniry. q situation AS s'erk or oook
Keeper Good references as 10 learnlb snd
character will he given, and very Inod-
crate salary required. Address IL ,n's
ONCE. ""e
WANTED. A reliable man win CAPT.
w tai OF ss0i - Ike half Interest. ana
take charge aud manage "A business IN VI ~
Stale that VIII pay him 81 $50 year. Caii
AT WashiI.. ton Hotel. ftbi
ilvANTh Fine shirts make AT
w dozen s3 n half dozen. In su-
perlor manner Tor IS cents apiece a gno
dt Guaranteed. Cali at 325 Fast Eighth
street WM. MILLER.
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The daily gazette., 1879-02-12
PUBLIC SALE '.

VIII be sold at public sale, on the farm
or Andrew Harmsn, on the pike between
Squire Farrie's Corner and Glasgow in
Pencader HJ., on III
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