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The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1880-10-13
THE LEVY COURT.
MEETING AT NRw CASTLE YEsTER-
DAY.


The Levy Court met at New Castle
yesterday morning, at 10 80 o'clock.
The meeting was called for the pur-
pose of qualifying the Assessors who
were elected at the little election.
They all answered to their names,
and after having taken the oath Of Of
fee, Austin Harrington, Esq, arose
and stated that during the session of
the Court in March last, a number of
names had been placed upon the as
sessment lists, and in transcrbing
them to the collectors duplicates q
number had been overlook.
He would, therefore, ask the Court
to direct the clerk to make the neces.
| sary corrections upon the collectors
duplicates. He said that it was the
opinion of George Gray, Esq, Attor-
ney of the Court, that the Court could
do this. He also read the following
letter from Hon. Thomas F. Bayard:
WILMINGTON, Del, Oct. II, 1880.
In the matter Of certain assessments OF
taxable inhabitants, by Levy Court OF
New Castle county, have been inform
ed that the names of certain citizens were
ordered by the Levy Court to be placed
on the assessment list last spring that, in
transferring the names ofsuch taxable to
the duplicates, delivered TO the county
collectors, sundIy Of these names were
omitted.
am very clear that supplementary
list. taken from the records of the Levy
Court, of the names 70 omitted, should
be certified by the clerk of the peace Ia
the collectors respectively, who should
proceed to collect and receive all such
taxes so assessed.
1t is said that some collectors do moi
feel warranted In recovering taxes upon
such supplementary dup icate, and the
Levy Court can, by resolution, relieve
them from doubt on this subject
| The great object Of the law is the
| honest assessment and collection of rev
enue, and the subsequent right Of tb,
tax-paying citizens 10 vote at elections
All that fairly tends to carry out thes,
results should be assisted within The
limits OF the laws and constitution o
the State of Delawaware.
(Signed) T. f. BAYARD.
Mr.. Springer, clerk of the court,
made an explanation IN regard to the
names omitted. He believed the mum
ber to be greatly exaggerated, and said
that some of the names were SO badly
written that 1t was almost impossible
for him and his clerks to decipher
them. In the hurry consequent upon
the great pressure of business, some
names may have been overlooked, but
he believed them TO be very few.
After some discussion. the Courtde-
ferred action upon TIE request of Mr..
Harrington, until the opinion Of Mr..
Gray could be OBJ tained.
The afternoon session was very
short one, and was consumed in pass
ing few unimportant motions, afte I
which the court adjourned until Octo-
Der 30th.
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WILMINGTON. DEL. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 49, $780,

Democratic gain of 106. In Toledo
the Democrats also made handsome
gains, and the present advices point to
the election of Hurd, Democrats. to
Congress.
The Republican gains that saved them
the State were in some OF the manufac-
turing centres where workingmen were
coerced by employers, and in some Of
the rural districts of the Western Re
serve, where the "bloody shirt" issue
survives the wear and tear of time. Add
to this the terrorizing Of voters by
United States Marshels in many places,
and the fact that the Republicans have
still lost ground is not discouraging to
Democrats here.
1.30 A. M.-Dispatches from Colum.
bus, just received, say that tie feeling
at the Democratic headquarters is thai
the Democrats have carried seven out
Of the twenty congressional districts.
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LOCAL POLITICS.

A Democratic mass meeting will be
held this evening at Rising Sun, under
the management of the Victor Dupont
Club of that place. The meeting will
be addressed by Charles b. Lore and
II. R. Pennington, Esqs. A number OF
the clubs of this city will participate
in the demonstration.
The Fifth ward Hancock and Eng
lish Club will meet at their headquar-
ters this evening, at 2 O'Clock, in full
dress uniform, for the purpose of pro-
ceeding to Rising Sun.
A colorea Republican mass meeting
was held last evening on French street
between Eighth and Ninth streets.
The meeting was addressed by A. r.
Henry, who explained why the colored
people were Republicans. He was
followed by W. II. Clayton and "Ned"
Leary.
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FIRST EDITION.
Grand Encam pment.

ANNUAL MEETING LAST EVENING
REPORT OF THE SECRETARY.
The annual meeting of the Grand
Encampment, 10. D. F., of this
State, met last evening 10 the Odd
Fellows Hall, and elected the fol-
lowing officers:
@. P.-J. H. Seal.
g. Ii. Pc. w. Morrow.
q. b. W.-Daniel Ross.
j. WYNN. @. Carnagy.
@. S.-Edwin Hirst.
@. S.-Edward McIntire.
@. II. to 8. @. L.-Richard II. Ew-
banks.
@. l. S.-Wm. West.
g. o. S-J. P. Blythe.
Grand Marshal.-P. F. Shakespear.
The Secretary, Edwin Hirst, sub.
mitted his report, which was az fol-
lows:
No. of fEncampments, 3; No. of mem
bsrs per last report, $50; admitted
during the year, 13 reinstated to ac-
tive membership, 8 reinstated to dor
mant membership, 1876; total, 571 ;
from which deduct members with
drawn by card, @ deceased, 8; sus.
pended from active to dormant mem.
bership, 22o leaving a present active
membership of234. Number of Patri-
archs relieved, 80 ; number of weeks
sickness, 191.
Amount paid for the relief of Patri-
archs. $627 so paid to widowed fami-
lies, $28 burying the dead, $190. 90 ;
total relief, $S45 80. Total receipts
from all souaces, 81, 1,079.s7; expenses.
$1449. 7S leaving a balance of $3.50 90.
The Committee on Appeals in the
case of w. q. Seeds us. Delaware En-
campment, dismissed the appeal.
A crook made Of yellow mettle was
presented to the Encampment by Jno.
/. Jakes, g. r., on behalf of p. q. r. ,
Henry X. Bennett, and P. G. II. p,
Joseph Ii. Seal. 1t was received on
behalf of the Encampment by Il. Ii.
Ewbanks, g. r. elect.
A resolution thanking the retiring
q. P,H II. Bennett, for his courtesies
was adopted.
The Grand Lodge Of the Order will
be in session to-day.
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octI3-8ta

OHERIFF'S SALE. ,5= --..
y By virtue of writ Of Ais. Lsyari
Faeias, TO me directed will be exposed 70
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, >
83t Shipley street kept by Isaac G. Pyle,
In the city OF Wilmington, New Castle
county, Delaware, on
SATURDAY, The 30th Day Of oct., 1890
at 2 O'Clock p. M, .
The following described Real ESTATE. via |.
All those two certain lots or pieces Of
land with the buildings thereon erected,
situate In the city Of Wilmington, bound
ed aud described ae follows, 70 wit:
OF Locust street at the distance sf sevefity
six feet from the northerly side OF Eighth
street, thence westerly parallel with
stake and line e Of tSree ss fsst = wide H Siicy.
thence northerly along said alley line
fourteen feet TO another stake, thence
easterly and parallel with Ninth strest
Locust street, and thence thershy south-
erly fourteen feet to the place OF begtn-
ming, be the contents within said bounds
what they may. Together With the nee
wide alley, and also the free and
uninterrupted use oi another alley,
eight feet In width leading I'm fComLooust
street towards
erly side OF Locust street betweanl Eighth
and Taylor streets, at the distance Of one
hundred and forty two feet from the
| northerly side OF 8th street, thence easter
ly parallel with Eighth street one hundred
feet to q stake, thence northeriy parallel
with Locust street eighteen feet, two and
! a half inches to q corner, thence along Q
| line OF Land formerly OF David q
| Wilson, westerly parallel With Eighth
street one hundred feet 10 the aforesaid
side Of Locust street, and thence along
! the same Boutherly elghteen feet two and
| q half inches 70 the place OF beginning,
1 be the contents thereof Whist they may.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property Of John Milliken, surviving
mortgagor, and Thomas Mcbride and
William Sparks, ierre tenants, and to be
sold by JOHN PYLE, Sheriff.
Sherif7s Once, New Castle, Oct. llth,
| 1880. ,olS-eodts.
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SALE OF BUILDING LoTs AT HOOK
There was pubho sale Of real estate a.
south Chester and Marcus Hook on Sat-
utday afternoon. 1t was to close onI
the estate Of VIM. Booth deceased ~
ia little singular that building lots
sbouli sell for as much per foot In those
Pennsylvania villages as In Wilmington,
but such would seem to be the case
trom the prices given below. .,oo.
Lots on Third street sold from SlZ.2o
TO SI3,75; on Second street from $3.50 to
50 80; on Roaney street from fel0 TO
$3.50; and on Flower street from 500 TO
5000 per foot
Two houses on Second street sold FOR
5000 hach.
The oornor lot on Eighth and Market
streets, Marcus Hook, sold for So'oo' anu
the one adjoining it for f3.45.
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THE RESULT IN OHIO.
THE sTATR PROBABLY CARRIED BY
THE REPUBLICANS BY A RE0UCED
MAJORITY.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Oct. 12-Mid-
night--ScatLering returns from seventy
four of the eighty. eight counties Of the
state, In most instances only two or
three townships being given from each
country, show that the two parties have
polled a very full vote, and with no de-
cided advantage to either. These frag-
nentary returns show that in Repuoli-
can counties the Republicans have gotten
out their entire vote, aAd In forty six
counties have gained 1900 over their
majorities In the same precincts last
wear. In twenty-six counties the Dem
ocrats have made gains amounting to-
$40. Two counties show no gains either
way. Fourteen. counties yet to be
heard from are nearly all Democratic,
aud will increase the Democratic gains.
II should be borne'in mind that the
Associated Press is getting Its hgures
from the vote for Judge of the Supreme
Court instead of giving that on Secre-
tary of State. The Secretary of state
heads the ticket, and heretofore
the comparisons have been made
on that basis. Folet, the Democratic
candidate for Supreme Court Judge, will
run several thousand votes behind Lang,
the candidate for Secretary of State,
and no fair comparison of votes will be
possible until we get the vote on the
entire ticket. This departure from the
usual basis of estimated the vote is
strongly condemned by leading Demo-
Gratis, who pronounce it unfair and un-
iustIfiable. Private dispatches show
that the Republican candidate for Secre-
tary of State has run several hundred
votes behind Fosters vote last year IN
Cincinnati, Cleveland, Toledo, and
other cities, aud that his majority will
be very slim, II indeed it Is not entirely
wiped out.
The plurality for Foster, the Republi-
can candidate for Governor last year,
with which the vote for Supreme Judge
This wear is compared, was II, 129. The
present returns fareshadow Repnbli-
can majority this year OF 100000 $4,000
on Supreme Court Judge, and, as above
indicated, q close contest on Secretary
OF State. In Hamilton County the
Republican majority is likely to fail
from 1000 to 1900 short Of that Of last
wear, and in Cuyahoga 1t will fall of
another thousand. Three townships in
Sandusky County and one ward in Ere.
mont, the homo Of r. D. Hayes, report
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Both Parties Claim the
Governor.
Probable Election of Porter,
Republican, by small
Plurality.
THE OTHER OFFICERS PROBA-
BLY, DEMOCRATIC.
One More oemocratIn Congress.

SEVEN DEMOCRATS AND FIVE REPUB-
LICANs ELECTED--THE LEGISLATURE
Is LIKELY DEMOCRATIC, SECURING
M'DoNALD's RR-ELECTIoN.
INDIANAPoLIs, Oct. 12-MIDN1eHT.
AT this hour not more than ninety of
the thirteen buadrei voting precincts 10
the State have been heard from. While
the gains and losses have gone up and
down during the night the net gain is in
favor of the Republicans and lead them
TO h feeling Of confidence that they have
carried the State by q small majority.
The Democrats do not concede this.
they are getting dispatches in their
headquarters which are being read of
by Mr.. English. Senator Mcdonald,
Mr.. English and other members of the
committee would do no more when ask
ed few moments ago than say that the
state is very close, but that Landers
would probably have = majority. They
explain that few Of the returns so tar re-
ceived are from the counties In which
Democratic gains were expected. Gu
the other hand, the Republicans say that
no returns are In from the cities where
the greatest Republican gains were look
ed for.
1t is the slowest State known for re-
turns, and it will be well into to- morrow
before any ward in this city will be re-
turned. The increase In the vote IN
Indianapolis is nearly one Thousand at
least seventy per cent, ofwhich probably
goes With the Republicans, giving them
= majority OF about 2,200 in Marion
county. This 10 not as much as they
exprcl cd here, but they are getting some
unexpected gains from the rural coun-
ties. Estimating the precincts not heard
from by the returns now 10, the Republi-
can gains in the State will be from 9,
500 10 1000, which will give the election
10 Porter by from 1000 to 1900. Ii
looks at this hour as If that will be aboul
the result
"a. A.-The indications now are
that Porter, Republican, Is elected BY
| 600 majority. The Democrats do moi
concede the defeat Of Landers, but say
the vote will be close and claim the
balance Of the State ticket, 100 precinct,
heard from show Democratic gaius o.
2sl and Republican gains of 900, mel
Republican gain, 1928.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 12-Midnight.-
! The election is exceedingly close anC
At this hour (midnigh) Landers (Dem.,
| and Porter (Rep.) are neck aud neck
1t is impossible to give details until
later. Pools are being sold at the rate
| of S65 to S55 in favor of Landers.
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KENT REPUBLICAN TICKET.

The Republicans Of Kent County met
at Dover, yesterday, and orgs nized their
County Convention by selecting VIM.
Z. Davis, of Milford Hd., for Chairman.
The Convention then nominated their
County ticket as follows:
Sta.e Senator-A. b. Richardson, East
Dover hundred.
Representatives-John More, Kenton
hundred; John Ii. Bishop, Little Greek;
Powell Aaron, West Dover; Jabez
Jenkin, North Murderkill; Robert s.
Downs, Mispillion; John J. Conner,
South Murderkill; VIM. K. Davis, Mil
ford.
Levy Court Commissioners-Albeit l..
Hudson, Duck Greek hundred; Hon.
Nathaniel Is. Smithers, East Dover;
rhos. Pickering, North Murderkill; John
5atthertield, South Murderkil Elias T.
Booth, hispillion.
Sheriff-Lemuel johnson, Duck Creek
hundred.
Coroner-Spencer Hitch, Milford hun
ired.
The County Executive Committee was
continued. After the Convention ad-
journed Richard Harrington, Esq, and
Hon. N. B. Smithers addressed the
meeting.
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AstIngs to Come or

1, ,0et 18th, p. m, at the Grand
House, to Se addressed by Hon.
nE BayMd.
DAY, Gcl. 18th. a general parade
sslbs Of the city.
\, Oh. 18Th, sp, M, AT the Black
HSsl, Front and Justison streets.
n !, PStks Postlos, IL. @. Tur-
An Bgi, Martin Farrell, Harry
HH 4, R. Pennington and Walter
sil
N, Oct. 10th, Sp. M, at New Css-
l'nr' And Heald street, south
ntau
EOAY, Oct, 18th, s p. M, al the
Pu House. Speakers, Hon,
Esry and ROOt. e. Monaghan,
GVal Chester, Pa.
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! gully Sasstts.
|ANCOCK,
,,,,. Soldier er-statesma1i.
r, ,DvrarrsErnNrs coming
y. hen crowded out to-day.
,uu ar tomorrow

L.,a euberuatorlal election inin,
sadls16, the Democrats poi,ea
40, tn. Republicans 2os'oSo;
['sr.pb.ckers 1928, a Demo
[,Ot.y ofi,Oa. There was ou'
,srOcs In the vote for Piesi
|tu,o receiving 2l3,S2o. Hayes
pa Cooper S,5'S, making she
In minority 5,5l5.
Iahe vote 10 Ohio for Foster
s.o vas Ss6,56l; Ewing, Demo
I'M, Pi.tt, Greenbacker, 9,O12,
|. Prohibition, 4,l45; Fosters
rng Esing II, ,l29, and ma
Ia al 1853. In 1870 the vote
[.rp ,sO,c9S, and for Tilden
Minority for Hayes 1915.
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,i,.u, Of the town OF Ouray,
/ b,n just held a meeting and
NM @f the Government did
ker to get rid Of the Utes the,
d. matter, in their own hands,
EtSburs, schelAe ofU.s spolia-
|a 10 them too slow; and truck
|sn..t sentiment against the
! whom the Washington Gov
ktbOund to protect has pro-
bthins but thanks on the part
|tpe Of 0uray.
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ArousInR Its Readers.

ling tniug hut not half 80 startling 10
MANY who hear II as would be the sudden
knowledge OF their own dangerous pny-
slosl condition. Thousands OF thousands
are hurrying to their graves because 'ney
are careiessiy Indifferent to the insldlous
inroads of disease aud the means OF cure.
IL is the mission OF II. II. Warner q %,
with their Safe Kidney and Liver cure, ~
arnuse them to q sense of their danger ana
then cure them.-MensphS appeal
seD0- 2W,
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INu'ker, 2lo West Second street
a'hfg'stock OF boots and shoes
he,ds, an | he Is determined to
ssper than any shoe house In
H'Nl'hss his friends and the
sn.ral 10 give him a call and
isi that he has good boots AND
sa.ulll sell them low.
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DIED OF HIS INJURIES.

Matthew Harrison, aged twenty-eight
years, q resident of Wilmington, Del,
whoewss injured on the Philadelphia,
Wilmington & Baltimore Railroad on
September II, died at the Pennsylvania
Hospital, on Tuesday morning, from the
effects Of the injuries sustained.
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E@nlldlnz vlrkInlan

I'm, n Wvualns. represented by the
IL ~ !, w. Tribune, the leading
| Y, sn.lis n ais Vicinity, living near
|y'%sylVania I,y,n County, Va 10 b,.
! ID sye,v vl neru working farmer,
|hdss! way, and about forty.
.LtIn n1Ss-sofKlng ~ with his chill
t.,v, 1S h, 'ooscco fleld-says thai
las; ~ "a a. itith IN the Integrity
.so,tVS,.'n 'ne Monthly Grand IBIS
HGl..s.s M, lGuislSha Stale Lottery
kg nail aaa ~ mas occasionally sell,
aisay' NJ. ~ n A. Dauphin, at No.
ssnseN York City. or else ~
~. s'Sa so St New York civ or ore els a.
Nspeisol al New Orlesns
n. W ,,lh l.llh is sustained 5y Nj, h,s
capital prize OF s2,5VO.
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s1U As A FREE TRADER.
a''sld (lnd. J, Oct. II ,sao

|Au. fhEE TRADER.
1 A''Id Ilnd), Oct. IL, 1880.
I'm GrHOs'li " ; Of the Golden Free
|p,,S%' ,iS London, io England, in
, I,s. '.id' Free trade is look
Ead,SI d'ia u fairfield, a candidate
b the u in,Sa 'ns United States, i.
kAa'n Ou' Interest by for
Gst.Ia1n Ian be be said against free
EiA ya'sI S,i1eld, April i, 1870. ''' u
ENMjj jsu .,aa1 70 reiuce the tariff or
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aIl hmei says: Warmers Safe
silver Cure 10 highly endorsed
n. ludses, phys Clans, surgeons.
Weary and scholarly distinc-
V individuals in all the walks
sep0-2W.
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A~hnEs Tonight.

WEDNESDAY,.
1p, No, =, |. 0. 0. f.
N NJ ia,.s L,,!s: No, ., X. ofP.
.olte, No. Is, K. Of p.
n, 'At Wy, Division, No. 2, y. of T.
'Dl7e, No ) '. U. G,F,
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STATE AGRICULTURAL FAIR.
The Secretary of the State Agri-
cultural Fair Mr.. d. p. Barnard ,Jr.,
makes the following report. Awards

The trotting course cost 81 ,300.-
The admissions to grand stand ag-
sregated something more than last
year. The Society will clear about
$4,000 over all expenses. This is
quite equal to their expectations.
Mr.. Barnard is engaged in distribut-
ing premiums.
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UNION EXPERIENCE MEETING.

An experience meeting to which all
earnest Christians, and those who are
penitent are invited, will be held at
A. T. Scott's room, 900 w. Ninth
street, second floor, on Thursday even-
ing, Oct. 14th, at 1880 p. m.
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DIE D..

THIES.-On the 1ltn .nst., Henry L. Thies
aged rs years.
The relatives ana friends OF the family
funeral from the residence OF his uncle,
Lawrence Schlager, 1871 King street. on
Thursday, morning, O'Clock. High
mass at Church OF Sacred Heart. Inter
ment at Cathedral cemetery. 'tr't
[Phila. papers please copy. 2t.
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We have no hesitation whatever IN IN
recom IN ending DR.. Bulls Baby syrup IoI
abiIdran tsethlng or suffering nom Winu
collie. Dlarrhoea or Dystentery'
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1857 Prizes, amounting gto.....,,.....sllo.l0 90
Responsible corresponding agents want
ed at all points, TO whom liberal oonpen-
sation will be paid.
For further Information, write clearly,
giving full address, Send orders BY ex-
press, or Registered Letter or Money
Order by mail, addressed only to
n. A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, La,
or same person at
No. $40 Broadway. New York.
All our GrandExtraordfnaryO Drawings
are under the supervision and manage
ment OF Generals q. T. Bsauregerd and
ubal A. EARLY.
sept2S-ataw4w&w.
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LAT Err.
special despatch to the GAZETTE.

Special d0apatCn 10 Ino OAEETVhs
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 13-o A. NJ.
Last returns at A o'clock this morning
give Porter, Republican candidate for
Governor, at least two thousand ma.
jority.
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p,,!!sss',iifissd iifsd q ne :, world in every
~ RssSIader cSS,rn, ON national disease ,
""S Osnts fiils. Sold eve sysryl "
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ooAaLY NJ, MEETING.

b viii in,,oSl b0 Sl,j Baptist yearly
|@e, KIM Oe held at their meet
lsNciag H. street, above Tenth
k aad cnn,,, co,s evening at 7.sO
Fas TSorsld1nn,ul Svonl1nue two days
In. IIa'SGuay Ia ,Gs and Friday at
'le evening at 7.3O.
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~ ! i'S :. o,gsp, 60, s. affect not to sec
s'aat the bSs,aeat esrit,t to the country
" upon etfSl,on tSs roI,I is having a
! hy tbeir' '''e railroads, which
aSsat as o. s1;i5 good tines. upon 81 :. the a.'
'arlioenp oenp,,fIng Of s3IrI mills engaged in
iSSiii,%@ q orders 'al1s fos Asys sNe odo al
\ All indican.G; nd The next years. de- de-
'Sl@l, u railroad iron for
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NJ OTICE.-I, John McHush, - hsresv
IN give notice that shall apply - tMb
Judges Of the Court of General sessions
Of the Peace and Jail Dslivov of the
State Of Delaware, In and fef the county,
OF New Castle on Monday the - .day a
November next, beng the 1rst day Of -
November Term, A. D., 1850, sr a fiesaD
to keep an INN or tavern, at Ne corner
of New Castle Avenue and Heald street,
South Wilmington, in the Second Ward,
Of the city of Wilmington, County and
State aforesaid. with the privilege n
selling Intoxicating liquors In iew quaA9-
ties than one quart, TO be drunk ON the
premises, and the following respectable
citiKens recommend the Batd application
to wit: ~
b. r. Townsend, Charfes-GAnHon.
Joseph Stoeckle, David Hammond.
John May, 2, J. Kiilroy,
Jas. STAFFORD. John Kelly.
Barney Mccormick, his
Patrick Hardy, Henry N 0indsr,
John Tucker, marx
Chas. N, Aron, William Bareford,
Joshua Pyle. Thos. II. keCormiok
Chas Newell, his
Patrick Dugan, John ID McDrido.
VIM. T. ShewbroOk, mark l
Henry Dugan, Samuel Ward,
VIM. #. Finley. his
John ID Cannon.
octIs-8t. JOHN McHUaH.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1880-10-13
THB FAIR
OF THE
German Library Association

THURSDAY. OCTOBER i4th, 1880.
Francis Vincent, ESQ, Will make the
opening address In the English, and An:
thony Hauber. President OF the Associa-
tion, In the German language. oc13-2t.