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General News.

Posfmaster Fadderman, of Bolton,
Texas, Is reported to have disappeared
with $4,000 belonging to the Govern
) ment.
Il Samuel Hill. sentenced to the Peni-
tenuary for life for killing 3his wife's be-
trsyer, was found TO be a luna ic by a
COMMISSION, in Atlanta, Ca, yesterday,
3 and ssto be sent to an asylum.
Four refrigerator and two loaded
freight cars were thrown from the
track Of the Vermont Central Railroad,
near Hartford, yesterday, and wrecked.
Travel was interrupted for two hourr..
Michael Murray, aged six years, and
John T. Dolan, Jr., aged eight years,
were struck by locomotive, and dan
gerously, If not fatally injured. AT Provi-
dence, X. L., yesterday morning
Township elections were held through
out Michigan on Monday with about
,thifty city elections. The returns indi.
cate Republican gains, with q large de-
crease In the Greenback vote. A Con-
stitutiopal amen dment raising the Gov
ernor's salary from $1,000 to 5000 was
voted upon. and is believed TO be de-
feated.
The Empress Eugenit' IS large fortune
will not, 1t is said, 90 to the Bonapartes
Her heir is to be The Due d'Albe, her
nephew, the son oil her only sister.
- Olga, Queen of Greece, is a writer OF
some capa city. She has just published
spirited article advocating the mainte-
nance Of the Greek nunneries.
Mrs. General Fremont, who is in
Washington, has v mte hair and a com
Plexon like girls, with sparkling eyes
and merry laugh An eminent artist says
that she has the protest hand he ever
saw.
Mr.. James T. Fields Boston house
which he has occupied for quarter Of
century, contains 10000 volumes. He
has many literary curiosities, including
original manuscripts by Thackeray
Dickens, and Hawthorn.
Mr.. Corcoran, of Washington believes
that it is fatal for thirteen to sit at table
together because the week before the two
. membe-s Of Tyler's Cabinet were killed
on the Princeton they had dined with
him in a company of thirteen.
THE Washington Repubfc notices it
as popularity OF Mr. Blaine's that he
calls you by your Christian name pefore
he has known you for for night. The
indulgent of this pecularity, we under
stand, has frequently threatened to
break up the friendship between the
81 Senator and Mr. Whitelaw Reid.
The city election in Chicago was held
yesterday, and it is said to have been
without party sign ticance or Il
Councilruen known to be chosen thu,
far, are Democrats, 6 Republicans and
! Socialist
The charter election in Schenectady,
n. y, yesterday, resulted in the choice
OF all the Democratic candidates except
assessors.
The foreign and domestic fruit trade
OF philadelphia is reported to be In
very healthy condition.
Mrs. EhzaaeLh Bartholomew, a ma.
tive of Germany, and Mrs Ell zabeth
Moore, OF MillbAnk, Upper Darby, died
yesterday, each aged l02 years
George Duncan, the aged janitor of
the Saunders Public School, Philadel-
phia, was found dead yesterday morning
under circumstances indi 5ating suicide
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WALL SrRrrr YrsrrRnAy-s,ocL,

WALL STREET YEsrERDAy.--Stocks
were active, but prices were depressed
by stringent money market. Call loans
up IN stocks which were made easily st
. per cent in the early dealings were In
the afternoon obtained with difficulty
upon payment of6 per cent plus lper day
''comission, "and loans were reported
upon the street after the Exchange
closed at ! per cent q day. Government
bonds were strong with heavy dealings
In the fours and advanced prices.
Financial matters otherwise were quiet
and unchanged.
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Cone to the Fishing Shore,
Local Ianes

To-day's weather is slustery and real
March-iike. y
The DAILY GAZETTE still increases
In circulation.
"Our Boys" q popular drama, Will be
the attraction at the Opera House To-
night.
According TO the Necs "wm. Hubertp
Is County Treasurer of New Castle
County.
The term Of office Of George o.Nein,
Justice OF the Peace aud Notary Public.
expires 10 morrow.
up TO noon to-day, fifteen deaths had
been reported TO Registrar Frazer 10,
The present week.
-Four corrections appeared In yesier
days Republican. Verify nothing b..
comes a newspaper more than truth and
accuracy. 1t is rumofed that still an.
o'her correction will be required ere
long-by libel suit.
Workmen were engaged, this morn.
ing, In snoring the upper part of III.
cracked wall at the bssiu, SO as TO keet,
II from falling. No further work will
be done until thorough examination il
made.
Clayton House Arrivals.
.. A. Mortimer, withJoseph Murphy Co.
n. h. Bruce, Troy, N. Y.
=: 2; Gaylord. New York.
W. S. Dudley,
Chas. q. Wheeler,
Chas, A. Belin, Wilkesbarre, Pa.
Frank ID. Belin, Philadelphia.
Henry BeliD, Jr.. Scranton, pa.
Y. +. PiggOtt, Philadelphia.
kdw. Van PelL,
A. stacey,
b. Needers, :. rf
N, Rosenberg, I. le
n: E. slaymaker. lancaster, Pa.
Miss Lizzie q. Slaymaker, Lancaster, Pa.
W. b. Williamson, Phil.
X. b. Wilson, New York.
A. N. sutton, 81. Georges, Del
DR.. J. M.De Witt.
John W. Pearce, Phil.
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FIFTH EDITION.
THE FoREIoN MISSION WORK.

At Grace N. e. Church, this morn
ing the annual session of the Phila-
deiphia Branch Women's Foreign
Missionary Society was held, there be-
ing o good attendance from Philadel.
phia and this city. This branch in
cludes the societies within the bounds
of the Wilmington Conference.
The morning session was occupied
in hearing the reports and contribu-
tions of the local societies. The ses.
sions will be continued this afternoon
and tomorrow.
This evening, in Grace Church, The
anniversary of the Society viii be held.
when addresses win be delivered by
several OF the members.
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Responsible corresponding agents want
ed at all points, TO whom liberal compen.
satlon VIII be paid.
Write clearly stating full address, for
further Information or send orders by ex-
press, or In Registered Letter or Money
Order by mail, addressed only TO
N. A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, La,
No. $40 Broadway, New York.
All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings
are under the supervision and manage
inent OF Generals q. T. Beauregard and
Jubal A. Early.
~. B.-zhis C0mponv has NO A GENTS
In heBRI1ISH POSSlSkIONS and all
persons pretending 20 be 90 and soliciting or
ders oY circulars or othe-i0tse are SWIND-
LEhS. mario, ,2taw4w&w.
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BISMARCK RESIGN,
a STEP THAT u,r

= STEP THAT na MAY 0. ~.
HONESTLY TASssS sS Y
da,,d. has rendered his Ppc,1,iprias pc,iali1s Biz
Ss,,Dr Gsr%.S of ot the Empire o. v
ddeplanatiO1 desra,n tic Of his aais actiSD 'as 4
ties ties u,. a vote was taEpsn tai EpsI'al \. y
onnsf osoers should require 'Oi ,,s ,posas
mega mega. i've majority y'Iv npnssa!e ss'aae
- . 3SS' 20 600, while the miIo,gI.sl IpSgslas
is,i", su ~ votes s but represea,lj,al.yI ,uSl,lylp
nnaont la.aon of over SO,OOco'IoS%t1y OSoISt1y y,,
Gs,1ns q%ence ssi of this vote 'tSs'%s the T%s.h M
a. oi''cially presented ! ''u
inc. inc Emperor to bISd'eu be rel'sr.a : .sg ,g
uOos mons ,hp explaining that I,Vs he essa q
wpio. uPGn The l resolution Of ~ IDea
which vn,;o was taken against 'Is p. NY
yal yaria and saxony,N Na,,'1' and !, rns
chancellor he could I,S ,,O, as lal
uqsi, .age OF the benefit concedaa %.s !,
a,an.yy a,Or,,y under u such circums'e,iA Sircvsuse Y
cause . of the Imperial il'j;',',as cossi'.
Inc a",er Emperor Say. "nm.
: o., LONDON, " d" April 7.-Tbe "'ss ~"
en-. ,h., OF IL, The Daily News a, i R.,I'a Sas
ina' ,naa the Bundesrath PISSED S'',1a ~
ia, law, but with certain Ip''tp m,si.. ~
n,nes,, nese were not agreeable 70 Tsiasa p,iaal
%arck, ma c and he sent bis r.,ian,',] wi',,s
.s .ne Emperor, who refused 1'sa'l h .a
using the word "Nevtr y y ,s
uiafek : si. again sent in hi, ,s,i.a' %
saying s:, ,S the vote in the Bnuds',!s', r isss|
not hot the sole ground for hi, '.a 's'.a
tis that his health was such IN. s'isl 3
s,ue,eu shs,, u necessary to siIIdns
public life. Prince BIsmsrcIu suau,aa nI'
Ter with the Emperor 3D. A WI
Office. ~ viii nnt,
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A PAINFUL ACCIDENT.

This morning, about II O'Clock.
William ID. McCaulley, moulder,
employed at Stewards Foundry, on
Front street near Madison, met with a
very painful accident. He was engag-
ed at the time the accident occurred
in endeavOring to prop up "ilask, "
when by some means the props gave
away, and the flask fen on Mr.. Nc
Caulley, across the small Of his back.
He was taken to his home, No. $40
Kirkwood street. and medical aid sum-
moned. The injury although very
painful one is not considered danger
GUS.
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ME ARTlzANs SAVINGS BANK.
6O2 MARKET sTREET

602 MARKET STREET,
INCORPORATED JANUARY 9th, 1881.
Open 20 receive deposits daily nom A
M, until p. M, and on Tuesday and Sat-
urday evenings from7 70 O'clock,
SEhI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND.
regularly made In April ana October.
when dividends are not withdrawne
they are accounted as deposits Thus per
manent deposits compound their Interest
MANAGERS.
Clement n. smyth, George w. Bush,
NathanI X Benson, M. L. Lichensteln.
Henry +. Dure, Edward Dariineton
W. HastinRa, Job ii. Jack son
Edward Pusey, VIM. III. swim
Anthony Higgins.
GEO. W. BUSH, President
GEO: 3. CAPELLE, Vice President.
feb2l-ly L. 7. TAYLOR, Treasurer.
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CHICAGO ELECTION.

CHICAGO, ILL, April o, 1880.
The city election here to-day was en-.
tirely without party significance. Repub.
licans supported democrats and demo.
Gratis voted for republicans. or the four
teen Councilmen known to be elected
seven are democrats, SIX republican and
one socialist from the Fourteenth
ward. In the Twelfth, Alvin Hulbirt,
proprietor of the Sherman House, an out
and out democrat, was elected, and gen.
orally party lines were completely
broken.
TOWN ELECTIONS IN MICHIGAN.
DETROIT, April Q, 1880.
Township elections were held through
out Michigan on Monday. With some
thirty city elections the returns gen.
orally indicate republican gains and a
decided falling off Of the greenback vote.
The constitutional amendment increa asing
the Governors salary TO 5000 will
propable by defeated.
THE SAN FRANCISCO ELECTION
SAN FRANcIsoo, Cal, A prii 6, 1880.
The Board of Election Commissio o o ers
to- day. in the matter of the working
men : protest, decided that they had no
power to go behind the returns, and
declared the citizens candidates for
Freeho lders and Mr.. Byrnes, republi-
can candidate fer joint Senator, elected.
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"skipped the Town :"

1t is stated that well-known sheen
butcher of this city, who was promi-
nent for his political as well as bust
ness relations, suddenly left the city
about week ago, and "went west.S
He disposed Of his business several
weeks since. As is usual in such
cases many creditors mourn the de-
parture Of their friend. His family is
still in this citv.
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Friends of Mr.. Tyideu.
ALBANY, N. Y. April q. 1s

hLnANfs W. -, april o, looU.
The Clinton County Democratic Con.
vention TO elect delegates TO the Demo
cratic States Convention was held At
Plattsbnrg to-day. John W. Ravens
presided and made speech earnestly
urging the denomination of Mr.. Tilden
and the election Of delegates pledged 10
secure II. The convention chose as
delegates TO Syracuse Smith NJ. Weed,
Eemmott W. Fitch and w. G. Watson,
who are unit for Mr.. Tilden and for
delegation for him from New York.
Chastine Cor to Hang.
ALBANY, n. Y. April 6.--The Court of
Appeals this morning rendered decision
IN The cases OF Chastiue Cox, convicted
T the murder OF Mrs. Hull, and P.tro
Balbo, couvic' ed of the murder OF b,n
wife, 10 both cases the judgment of the
court below was affirmed, and Cox and
Bilbo will Do resentenced and probably
hanged on the same day.
Reports from over twenty points in
Mimi sofa indicate that, while more
ground will be cultivated this year than
last, smaller proportion will be sown
la wheat, the farmers being desirOus OF
diversifying their crops. Seeding will be
later than usual this season, the ground
being wet aud cold from heavy rains.
General Grant and party visited the
jetties yesterday on the steamboat j. W.
Cannon. The trip from New Orleans TO
the jet les, a distance of Ill miles, was
made IN B. hours. On the way down,
the steamer landed at Magnolia Plan.
tation, and General Grant visited ex.
Governor Yarmouth.
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NOTICE., Henry ,Is. ,5af sfl'pII. ps6sII I.i!g .sgs
t. ~ the Judges Of Court trslIyeIy Of hsss s.s
Of the Peace and Jsi, ~ tbs county q s,, mi
$: ( s:$. a::$:! &? s: 8 &; :; $:;
tavern. known as l the g. "UUi'75 Snd IS ChIis|iSi b
school District NOS, Nssi1e Il county. snl.s, sns
siate nahaosb Of delaware, With y Ins Isss squspus
sell Intoxicating liquor, NJ on the RI, M,
than one quart, 70 DC =, ur,aspectable e,a
recommend said apPprrihomas TOY.
James Toy, lanes T0pei,,g,
Jam es Gills, Wm, Mcllnepi"
George Fisher, Tngh Hollanp'
Campesan, Iohil McCan%
Dennis Dougherty' William Gesl't
2. Casey, .rryEi
p q ul Began, NANNY MClLhb"
apr 7-3ts hhN"
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CITY HALL, Wilmington, Del.
March %, 1880.
PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING AN ON.
nee building for the Water and Snr
vey Departments. sur
Sealed proposals will be received In a. n
Dox In the City Council chamber. nnt'I
.,oo 2; m Thursday, April 8, 1880, for The
sIectlon and completion OF an office
building for the Water and Survey nao
partments,a at the s. W. corner OF sirth
ard King streets, in accordance viii
certain drawings and specifcatIons
which have been prepared BY Frank r.
Satrdswem, satd architect. The execution OF
contract shall be under the direction and
supervision of the Architect and a., ,id,,u u
COMMITTEES. Ali the work and mateTiaIs
must be or the best quality, and apnrovad
oy tne architect before II will be accented
A BOND with security in the sum on Two
hundred dollars must accomnanx ao"S
proposal Tor the good faith OF the bidder
ana the person or persons TO whom tba
contract may be awarded, shall give n
Dond with security, for such sum as The
commiIiee may decide, for the faithful
performance OF the contract. The Citv
Council reserve the right 10 reject sny ~
all bids. All bids must be properly signed
sealed and endorsed:
'Proposals for building an office buiId-
ing ior The Water and Survey Depart
me onehts'" US The drawings and specifications
can be seen at the office OF the arcbitect
second story, Maris Building, Sixth and
Sshlpiey ~ streets. from Monday morning.
marcn ~, 1880, between the hours OF nd
m; and ~ M, and Q p. m. and $50 o. M,
until Ihursday, April 8. 1880.
a sank proposals can be obtained at the
omco OF the Clerk OF Council.
LEWIS PAYNTER,
mar28-2w. oi'
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No Color Line"

CoLUMBIA, 8. O., April 6.-The mapi.
cipal election to-day was the quletesi
ever held 10 this city. The entire demo.
cratic ticket, including the Mayor ami
Aldermen, was elected with ou: opposi.
hon, the negroes voting with the demo
Gratis. An unusually large vote was poll
ell and there was little or NO excitement
it Is conceded by all that the officers
elect are the best Columbia has had for
many years.
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A Fraud Exposed.

From the N. Y. Evening EIpiea
Senator Wallace has shown up IN
'er hypocrisy Of the Hayes clvll y.
order fOrbiding the taxing oil ~
officers for campaign purposes De
Doft explains how the Repabllol
,gers extort money from Fedel,
ployees, an6 how President hs!%s ~
proved Of the plan by which si% ,s
was wruug out of poor clerks snu w. !,
IN Washington. The whole lnluss,1 .I.,,1|
only a fraud, but is a fragrant "'+
OF the Law OF 1876.
AT a mass meeting Of colOTed eA,', !,
in Mobile, yesterday, q resolu,Sn ! y \ \
adopted inviting General siiSs%'as ~. ~,
that city on bis way home inf c'D,, ~,
ton was telegraphed to 10 lne s,s III. N
and an acceptance received llOn :
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WashinOtOn's Shining Ed
dmDie.

From the New York Tribune
After Washington had been p
dent for two terms he was ChOsen
tice of the Peace for bis COUNTY
Virginia, and John Adams, too
though he retired from WashingtHd||
Quincy in no sweet temper Of ll1
consented to serve his neighbOnlA1
same official capacity. These sh11
examples are commended to oto'i!!
Presidents who are anxiOusly lOcIl
for some vent for their exuberanlP
tical activity. 4
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Mr.. TYiden ana the Ipresfetencu.

III
NEW YORK, April 6.--The story tele.
graphed from Washington 10 the effect
that after conferences with his friends.
and a number Of prominent physi cians
Mr.. T1lden had formally withdrawn A.
candidate for the Presidency. and
had named as bis choice Judge Payne
OF Ohio, was to-day. the subject of zen,
eral comment among politicians about
town. Mr.. 11lden's personal fri. nds, on
every hand, ridiculed the state lent,
pronouncing IL an ingenious but exceed.
'ngly gauzy yarn. Republicans tboue hi
that there was something In il. and
Tammany men were unusually exuItant.
A reporter called at Mr.. Tilden'. resi-
dencs Tor the purpose of ascertaininp
the truth or the falsity of the report The
reporter sent In his card, but Mr.. ridden
sent word that "he was too busy TO be
seen 'e-day." Captain sRynders called
and was admitted; subseq lently, Can
tain Rynders was seen by the reporter
who questioned him about Mr.. TIlden y
health aud the startling rumUr Of his
withdrawal from the presidential race.
II know all about the story" said the
veteran politician, "aDd talked with
Mr.. 1iiden about 1t an hour ago. There
Is not bit OF truth in It from beR,nDiDe
TO eLd. Mr.. niden is better In health
than he has been for years. He has not
s'"eu W auy uOCLOr OF doc
tors. There has been no conference be-
tween him and his polti cal friends about
DIS withdrawal, and he has not said TO
any one that he is not a candidate. /
know whereof speak," SAID the can
tain, since my information comes di-
rect from Mr. Tilden." F
Tunnellng the st. Lawrence
MONTREAL, Canada, April 8.-An
application will be made to Parliament
in few days for charter for a COM
pany to construct a tunnel under the
St. Lawrence River, between Hocke-
iaga and Longuenil, about the same
locality as the railway on the ice was
this winter. The plans have been all
and a rough estimate of the
work has been made. A syndicate has
the matter in hand, and 1t is said that
wealthy men are behind the syndicate.
The tunnel will be some eighty feet |
below the river, with double tracks.
but no accommodations for foot pas
sengers or horse traffic. Surveys have
been made and the plan declared quite
feasible. The cost Is estimated at $8,-
DOC, 900. --l. l..' --,ITI. -
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A Rare Bargain.

Russell q Spencer will on "wednesday
evening open one lot OF 1000 seamless kid
gloves. comprising all the leading spring
shades, in three of the most popular
makes. Jouvin, Empress Eugenia and
Josephine. at the unprecedentedly low
price OF % cents per pair. A rare oppor.
tunity for ladies appreciating q good
every pair OF which is warranted, to
purchase supply for the season.
apr6.it.
Gone to the Fishing Shore. 4
Last evening q dozen negro menl OF
this CITY went down to North East,
Cecil county, Md, to work during II Q
season on the RhhiDg shores. The agenr
wanted thirty, but succeeded In enga-
King only twenty. and Of this mum b. !
eight gave him the slip before the de-
pariure Of the train.
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Dying From TIE Bikos,.E

Dy'"v from the Bite Of
: sixteen months ago Hun %
years OF age, of Philadelpbjss Z ~ ~
IA the thigh by a Spitz dov A. ,s,'
weeks ago be was playing on nv y
bis home when he accideul,lI, N
Injured his spine. lie was car;s.
lnsensible, and after being % rs,"...
he Immediately fell into ,ps,m
continued at intervals M p,,, - H.
morning last. Then the spa.% y
more frequent and worse.
The purple mark yas cl.,a,
cernible in the flesh around M n.
caused by the bite OF the doo'
succeeded one another in oni,t
each more weakening upCp d,
sufferer than the proceeding. h r,'|
the strength Of two men to hl
when he was thus afflicted. Yn,l
between O A. NJ. and lP.N
were nine spasms. Up TO midpjrhI |
more such at acks came and vpDi I |
regular Intervals some l,sIn |
'wenty minutes. Finally M
scarcely had strength TO move n !
AT last accounts he was very Low.
Cheap Living In FIorsnc,|
IN. ID. C. III Cincinnati Conneral|
- l do not wonder that the ats,
Florence. There are few plsa II
one can get so much beauty audnu|
comforts for so little money. 1bL|
4 my acquaintance are OcuWj
suite Of apartments in Casa GuIdl
ouse made famous by Mrs. BruuhI
Casa Guid: Windows 1t Is I'D
The great gall ries, and a charming
ilion. They have a grand and dsn|
d drawing-room, a very large 1
room a dining room and ! |
study. They live in a style Il
IN England would be luxury; ihg d
ut every afternoon for se'enl ID
and yet thin expenses all tod Ind
to but 500 a month.
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M alafla DaStroNad

O. 4. j. Gsdbois. OF Brock Vile, Canada
iarial disease contracted in Texas and
was quickly and completely cured by The
use OF Warmers Sale Pills and SAFE Rite
iers. He adds: Il shall never travel in
that climate without your Safe Pills and
Bitters as a part of my outfit.n
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FOURTH EDITION

Indications rss To-Day.
Colder clear or partly cloudy psatAsr
norfheesfsrls soinds, rising barometer.
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, orrCE We. william BaIisi u +

A1oTICE.-We, william Baamd aud,,i
IN Matthew Baxter, trading Ts INV
name of william Baxter q n p'% uni,
hereby give notice that wesnM, msnsm s N
the Judges of the Court ~ nIsyI,uveyOill
sions of the Peace and jail pel,,sfst W.. M
state Of Delaware. In ana ,d.h ~ doy iss oi m
County. on Monday, the lWn Wnn,uusso,lstl| w
nexf ism. for a license TO seil ,hsn "A
liouors in quantities not less a ~ 'D M
half gallon, not 10 be dIuna V street bslrl
lses. at No. q West Fourtn un,,r,h sd and Shl!
The southeast corner Of FouItan ra of SD D,bsdIi
lev streets, in the Third Wsrdd Wd ,he n iolIci|
OF Wilmington, Delaware, aha ihS,nS SS in u,
Ino respectable citlZe iehiu,nJl',ailcn 4
ward, recommend 'he '
Wit:
Patrick keiley' IA. chapman
W. H. Jack, n.nrv a., Grebe,
Conrad Keller, ILL., RAIDER,
Thomas /. Russell' Jun mIns,on Ayers
James Smith, Ganroe r. YOuDg
Charles A. Winsio"Thos Thos. d. Gibson'
r. y. for,nh rm,,he,m King Dolbow'
Samuel Culbert, =. es RroEn,
George X. Bsugh, SaneS Saane,d Fsrrnst
Edwin A. Parker, EoG Iohn Green,
James ozark, 5G,abam' 5T
John WM a. jBShrxSTER SrSI1ERi 3 sEesIi 4.
ap7-8t. foui'"
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DUBLIC SALE
OF TWO STORY AND MAHsARD
BRICK DWELLING
No. 700 w. Ninth street, and
A GOOD BUILDING LOT near the above
ON SATURDAY, APRIL 10.
Atop. M, on the premises,
without pOstponement. withdrawal or
nnderbiddlng. The dwelling IL lucat ted in
popular section OF the city. has seven
o. ms and bath room, is a d pleasant home
N excellent condition, and will be gladly
SHOWN by the owner and occupant Iot
10 feet Inches so feet, with right ~
alley way TO Monroe street.
The building lotis 1880 feet. fronting on
Nlnth street, is in good location near
Madison street, and is a desirable one for
| purchasers. 'Ae 'o'
1ERhs.-For the dwelling 1900 NAV re-
main on mortgage secured by proper n re
insurance, and the balance 70 be eouaIiv
divided In cash and notes with approved
ehdorsers at and mon tbs, bearing jnter-
est from the day OF sale. For the lot one
third cash and the balance in notes nj Q
ana months, bearing interest from the
day OF ka'e. Possession OF both house and
iot Immediate upon settlement,
a,.,,o j. T. HEALD,
1"P''""' agent 10 effect the sale.
The daily gazette., 1880-04-07
Financial and oensmerea.l. o

WILMINGTON. Del, April Y, It8o.
LHiess stock quotations rurDlsned ny
Wilmington. bel. At II n. to-day:
LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDS.
The daily gazette., 1880-04-07

we manufacture these goods out OF the
best standard muslins, peri ct finish. and
sell them for less than they were ever
soid' Notwithstanding the sharp rise In
cotton goods. For instance, a
The daily gazette., 1880-04-07

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