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Hr. Eyars states that he favors no
plrtlcular canal scheme. He reserves
10 himself the right belonging to every
citizen Of the country To express a pref
erence for that which in his judgment
will best promote the interest Of the
country. As yet he has expressed no
preference ia regard 10 the various canal
gch, mes. The President, ON the other
hand, states that he does not desire, nor
has he ever attempted 10 abridge this
right. There is no probabIlity,it is said,
Of serious difference arising between
the President and Mr.. Evars over the
canal question, or any other question
likely 10 attract the attention Of the
,untry. Neither is there likely TO be
war with aby European State, nor with
Mexico, over the canal question, not
wlthstandinR the fact that both the Pres
ident and Secretary Evarts believe In
upholding the Monroe Doctrine.
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One Of the evils in the passenger
railroad business hard TO overcome ia
the great loss in fares" Mildly put.
the conductor misses taking them
up" At New York, a. an aid To him
in his work, the Tri1une says women
are employed az spoilers on steam
a. well a. passenger railways, and are
provided with notebooks and ingen-
ious little mirrors by which, with their
backs turned 70 the conductor, they
can see just how many passengers on
coach give up tickets or money for
fares. The wells and wraps worn BY
them readily conceal their movements
and dIAArIn suspicion. A few days
ago, az told by that paper, one Of these
spies got on train going out Of Utica.
She tOok one Of the front seats in q
coach and was seen To keep her hand
u her face and peer into the little box
which continued two mirrors set at
angles 20 as ~ reflect all movements
made behind her. The honest con-
duct0r passed through the coach, col
lected tickets and received money,
giving, as he always does, a punched
duplex ticket, as a receipt for the fare.
After he had left the coach, the wo-
man responded 70 the fiirtations of a
drummer who had noted her perform
ances and wished TO have some fun.
The woman received his attentions
cheerfully and made room for him TO
divide her seat with him. The drum
mer was persistent in his attentions
aud succeeded in inducing her to leave
Z flte. : f..tf ffl, ~ =
/ tons. Before he did this, he succeed
/ ed in reversing her jacket pocket 10
that the little mirror, notebooks, her
instructions in her trade, schedule OF
fares and other articles Of her trade.
fell on the coach seat. The train pass
ed On and the ''spotter" did not mis-,
her exit" until it was too late. Trair
boys captured the articles.
A comparison Of the budgets, nationa
deb's, and military expenditures Of Eu
ropean States in 1865 and 1879 show
mot significant facts. Germany in 1856
rejoiced IN making the two ends NEE
Sllh budget Of s155 900, 900, but nov
she finds 1t no easy task u .at sly tn
public needs with 1890, 900, 900. Tn
heaviest budgets in Europe are at pres
| FiiL t9lO5F VI u TAU-bld-T tdnft
with ali expenditure Of some S595, 300,
900, and Russia with one Of S53s 900,
900, tie latter now RAJ king before Eng
and by some Sll0,UOO,000. In 1856
Russia, like Germany, required an in
come Of less than half as much. Sine
1865, the 'otal for all Europe has rise
from Sl,990, 10000 TO $2,925, 900, 900
As regards the national debts, the sam
may be said Of all, except England an
Holland, which alone show a .Ttain di
nInution OF their debts. Russia ba
managed to bring up hers from 81, ,040
100000 to S3,00D,0O0,GD0. The tots
} debts Of the States Of Europe have rise
from SI3, l30, 100000 TO $2i ,620, 600, ,OO(
OF Total expenditure Tor Europe {
81, ,925, ,000, 900, $500, 900 are devote e
TO maintaining armies. In 1865. of ST.
! 900, ,000, 600, S585 100000 were devote
10 this department. Here, too, nearl
every State has Increased its expenditur,
Germany, France and Russia headin
the list. Both in 1865 and 1879, how
ever, Russia and England stand first.
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AHOzs tia in6heaz5ozn q - xp-
Fz0@1A a. Erollas an tie Earsy@an
C0ntzneut 4 has became kns~7 N
Wa&hingtn0 fhas large suzns are now
hsqaeztly b<ing ssaf 70 this country
for invsszzen1. w1th the xvvwed yzs-
pose q pgDViding agxinss the lossss
which might attend a o0ndirl0u Of gen
sTzl e1nfnsssa a. home- These ~
Testrneuts are rsFor-<d IN . 1sHber of
Instances 70 c0ns fnoa1 nsm prssni
DsnilT ooa0eessd vIfh pub2ie aHAizs
and n exoeBsus position to enable
them % fossezs1 she imE.sdlzte fztuse
with 2orzzey- AnSbsr significant
indication Is found IN the zsseufion
EhieA ssrs-zl d the legations are CIV
ing 70 the sDady q the condition znd
prospective capacity d oar private
&sInt companies % turn ouf riSes and
other ordnance sE0r<s-
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An Unnatural Marriage.

Tbs Firzlity q Danes Quarter. >
Somerset county, Nd, ID greatly sI-
cited OF e. the marriage Of Sydney
SssOrss and Lou EllA Shores. who we're
made on l4sz Saturday BY the aid Of
Rev. Zsek Bowen. Of Nj VsrDon dis
fySe1- 7 be bride il Dot yet Is years o1
age AID - Al o~n cousin and step
daughter d the groon- Sydney,
who is 0Ier 40 pears fzsl married his
uDeie's widow, EhO died about two
months ago.
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sRKRUFsszLE
CHKRIFTs SALE

By v1r-us nga wrls of LErHsa FneaHs. 70
me dArs<zs-d. VII tss exPo~ec 10 p1fale
sale
AZ fhs HOTEL q SAMUEL PEACOCK
In Ms1nsssSwz. m - Ge1rges hEnered
New CAsz1e oonnzTs Dt4sSkrs- o1
MONDAY. rh.e saih DA Y q FEBRUARY
A u. 1ssa ~ o es1seG-, y M
Tas fuEsortnx a...c--bso rsz11 estate VIZ
Al tA.o~e toe eersA11 sesA- sAssses OF saar-
osAt q lAn1 sssl&.k ~ aollOwt- 70 wEts
No- 1 An thAz certain tA-E O.
tr@r1 & 16 E1sSs a. ne foress
Su1nln1nk froarssa and NeE czszis
oaznly - nfaran1s4 And ~ . rsoeDt sur~
reF 10 hn1nDAAG and asscr1sse1 80 GsibOHs,
70 wzi= 5aEt111fg ~ . sake AZ TIE edge %
1oe uA.<rs q . nl44 po,D1 Al Soxeot0Sn
nall s.cEaa. <urDtr far lADd q ATE JoL
Lyman. nOw q Joan y S<AAss. tro12
g6e1r< H1ln a1E q sd SlAAts soutk
. ~ oeErBes. eAs1 g. III percoH 70 .
sao1e corner - lass HsocesAAo HcEutA q de-
Eneekwe<s q 10 Degch-s - . ssss0e oof-
oeE - Ak.sl afuresN1c- SIS n = oesre<ss tzAsi
aN rsercnes 70 . szsO1e e,ofstI aof kA&c
ssA4zs AkDdk, q iok os1rx oi gean d baro
Aas1 1A1os q lanes Do1gnie0i nun
bbeDne w4Lh Do1EDt<1 soaia G cegrsez.
Wssz - = 10 p,erroes 70 . sioat oo-nsf ,os
sk5e Lsu0gnzen from tEeBeE wiz a llE< oi
k411 D0s1s hle1 EDc OIheTs so.ut1 u Ia de-
grses. sAKi - ~ Eefcbes 70 . sto5e IN ioe
LA9E AIEE A1l Nv AtNrA4 -~A@4C9 lAs--
frnan 1henoe with sA15 ruA1 togArc TOuD-
eeDd sz&zsuE bosuGa ~ degrees. wesi
" S8 rsrcbes 70 . E-Ake " LIE s10s d
said rula.x csorosg tor lADos 1Af- ol Same
Mason. Dow q EA1 " AEDsf. froEr i6e5oe
Win Lines O. land q - 9 Nsn wager
1orth degr~ez. weEt 2 perc6es % .
sII-A4A " bale lAk corSeg - lEsS AiyF-zA1G
ourzh n cegre%k- essl S-1s 5-e-c1es 70 a
sake ol,s1er Aforesaid Bar1e g. crE ees
wes1 - D. perures 70 . stake sorE-f -
lkkE kGoseAA1G nLrzh Ss51 Degrees us t*s-It
p-FEnes ~ siAEs n . lsDs - Land Late o.
g0an Gfaau, A1c tzssreUffh Dorth ~ degrees
east .-1e Eerr1aeE SoA si4ke nogDeff said
Sinn. frOEu tke4ce VIA said OiDD zsd
ii3e ~ lad q AliilArn BS,ek Dogah a de-
Erees eAA1 - S-& Iserclses 70 . gale p.osi
es1rnsr flr sAid B<seE Ih-rrWli1 norm 81
oeErssts wssz Sp s-st psrcoss 70 . slAks b.
ioe WA1er& " tGe A1ofe=a14 Il IA Isssi q, from
tseDue win The Ws'-rs toeTs0f ana bind
] Dg 2h-gcWlto TIE cyErses and cAst~Bces 10
ne psnre % Oeg1nniDE- ooEialui & within
saAso n-o1D2s Ia acre. ~ Ies coss. more Of
esls- VIA . LErs- siSry irAlae q dUe4l4De
z11c . frame eaArD As1 O.ber Oat b1iisi -
iosreon eTectsa-
se4Eod AID t@ken N sIecuIio1 a. the
pr0S,erty of PHsssu Fe Ii hitcBs sud
Ao2llDe, his S11e A--c / l., and ~ De k1ld
W
JOHN PYLE. Sbsrin
Sner71 q Ofnce. NeH O&sl-e. J4l uAT! =,
So Ia -rl-'.las l.
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7h n rat1s Of Ps1soae< are iDcre4k

7h< Ptrat<s Of PsEssAe< are increAs-
ing and multiplying. A hand hSs been
organized for Philadelphia, where
they begin their operation tonight
O1heT hotdes Of Pirate" Will soon be
scattered ali over the country, for .
third eozt pAny starts on February is,
for Pennsylvania the oil regions. Bal
timOre and Washington . fourth
com pany starts on the 18th or 20th on
q Western tour. arrangements having
been made by their eOnfederztes TO re-
eeive them 10 Buffalo, Cincinnati. Chi
eago, ST. Louis and New Orleans A
fifth company viii be next IN the field
ready TO pOunee upon New England,
and si1 ID is secretly planning a de-
scent upbn the Californian coast
Bob IngsrSoll. Of lecture fame, is
now a permanent resident Of Wash
ingtOn city. He has . magnificent
residence fronting on Farragui square,
aud law Office on New York avenue.
He divides his time between legal prac-
tice, roatrum speaking and political
man9urving. The newspaper story
70 the effect that be makes f14OO a
week frd m his lectures on atheistical
subjects is quite correct. II is alto
gether impossible 70 fulfill the engage
ments ht could secure at prvft run
ming from $500 TO $50 per night.
The pretty daughter Of ex-Secretary
MeCullOch, nov in New York, rides
out in pony phs on with a queer
looking wooden case beside her, which
contains a fancy inlzid banjo. Miss
McCulldch is called the best banjo
player outside Of the profession, and ii
is she V bo has Set the fashion which
now keeps bali the "sweet-siXteens" in
New ! ork city a drumming and q
strumming out Of their school hours.
Miss Dpremus, daughter Of Professor
Doremus, the analytical chemist, is The
next oafjoist 10 that city.
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HEKIFF'S SALE.

HEkIFf'S SALE.
by virtue OF IA writ of I,evari Farias
thechanlcs Lem to me directed. will he
exposed TO pubic -ale, at the
LAFAYETrEHorEL, No. 81 shipley St.
kept ny John J. Dougherty, fla the cIty Of
wilmington, New Castle county, Della
THURSDAY, The 18th Day OF Februarv
A. d.. 1880, at O'Clock, p. m,
The following described Real Estate ,,t,
a iot oil land, with "A two story frame
uHeillng thereon erected, situate on the
northeast corner of Front and VIII,
streets Ia Chrlstiana hundred, New Castle
couhty ana State of Delaware, near the
Guy OF Wilmington, having a front on
'front.' street of fifty feet, and depih ~
one hundred ieet of the same width on or
along Webb street 'h vi
Seized and taken in execution as the
property or Lawrence ] Rigney (owner
or Feputed owner, and 10 be sold BY
S,-,a- JOHN PYLE, Sheriff
81 asherih's office, New Castle, January ID
-. ianZi-eodts
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sos,on rs Egyptian Railroad.

bOsTUN. Feo. ia c41pa1F Wks
ong1niz-t n this cizy yezzsrosy, unoer
.4xs1er fron ID . c[Ee- cSie6 Fet- {.
1880, fOT the purpose of cOn.ar0o nE and
overzung . raliToad from CAiro. R.yrs-
ih-Uatxh Port Sad 2na D&snKsclt- 70
sOnHsc u'ish The ERphrzae. allies r1il-
rad, abo u 20 be oaik by Al Z giish
cS4np2ny- B-ADeh roads are a4so pro
sid { 20 5y tn ehE-tSs. Ibe Turkish
GOserBmtni has bsen applied to 'oE oozs-
.sssion d lbe DeossAry rikhi Of Way.
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CHERRFs SALE.
HOTEL,

n rsr1ne ofA wit o. LerAri F~eias. 70
me Ssrpaec, via be exposed 70 pas &c
ss3e, e. The
LAFAYETTE HOTEL,
Al shsrley s-r..es. Kept By Jobu J. Do1gh-
s,sy. IN NJ etfy o. Wilmington, isss Cas-
Toe csassy. Ipsi,
On THURSDAY,
The 5lh Day of February, A. D., 1850,
N so'elocE. p m tae IollO~Iag described
real estate. VI:
All ihs1 oertAin lOi q land with three
s11Iry tr5ck bGitdlng thereon ereciec. sitn-
s4e5 IN The sd dy Of Wilmington.
t.Oun s,d and cescf1b-d - follows, 1, VII:
Be-E1uHfug al the DSFfn-wesi corner 81
Tlsird ard tasiplsy streets bounded oy
shirley s1reef on the sOutheNst. by Third
ssreez On The s.O1thNesx. on the north = est
by 40 ~ ey fOr the accommodation of this
and iva Adjoining profseFIlst, one which
Vas iorrneriT occupied BY " Jam etski.
bow oWo os-e By " L4iArn silver. Jr., the otIi-
er O,msriy OWUes9 BY E1elaard TOphasn.
nov by the Misses Harris. and On the
aor1heasf ~ the said property belonging
70 The sai1 Nisses HaTrls. Ge TIE contents
i6sreif Uhz1 isey may
iItd aud taken IL execution So ihs
propeTty o. Robert NerTi-on aud Aztiida
- sorTtsoD. his wife, and L L. and 10 be
sold by
JOHN PYLE, Fberin.
Sbsr1G-s Once, SeE CAstle. February Z,
is>A- feblD-&wt&.
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ON THURSDAY,
The 4th Day Of March, 1880,

ON UkSDA1,
The 4th Day Of March, 1880,
at2 O'Clock, p. m,
All that farm or tract OF land, situated in
Kent county, Nd, OF which Ann Tins
late OF said county. died seized, contain
ing 20 acres more or less. OF which
about ID acres are IN cultivation @~4&
and The residuein wood and tim Der, f5ksK
pri ncipaliy oak and chestDut.
This farm Is situated about miles from
Cnestertown, and about the same d distance
from tue steamboat land ng at Buck Neck
and within one mile from the Tallroad
station al WorL0n. The land is OF good
quality, well impro, ed and very produc-
i've, producing an ualiy about i2U bush
els OF wheat. and from one TO two thou
sand bushels OF corn.
The improVeme Is consist OF a AaAA
Two story and attic brick dwelling fK..s
house with frame kitchen, a good + ill
bArn ana all necessary farm build MIl
ings.
A peach orchard continuing over 100
tree, now about years Old: a small annie
orchard and other fruit trees
lHE TERMS OF SALE prescribed nv the
uecTee are, that one tnird of the purchase
money sfiail De paid In cash on The d.y OF
"a e, the residue In two equal installmtnfs =
AT SIX and twelve months Thereafter win
interest from day OF sale, and security an
proved by the Trustee.
HENRY W. ARCHER, Trustee
r, -, Bel Air Md,
" a u "Arrett' Auct. feb7-ltawts.
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CHEKIFF's SALE.


BY virtue Of writ OF I.evari Facias To
me directed, will be exposed to public
saie, at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, No. 81 Shipley st.,
kept by John ] Dougherty, in the city OF
wilmington, New Castle county, Della
THURSDAY, the 18th day OF February
A. d., lssU, at 2 O'Clock, p. m.
Inc following described real estate viz:
40, q All That certain lot, piece or par ei
ot land situate in the city OF Wilmington
aIprehaid, bounded and described a : fol-
lows, 70 wit: Beginning at the intersee.
llon iOrihed by the line OF the westerly
de or Scott street with the line OF the
northerly side OF Fourteenth street
thence by the said side Of Fourteenth
street westerly 10 feet To "A corner thence
northerly parallel with scott street l5l
feet To southeriy side Of Ford street at =;
ieet wide thence easterly by said side OF
Ford street and parallel with Fourteenth
street 70 ieet TO the said westerly side Of
scott street, and thence thereby southerIy
one hundred and tfty -one feet 10 the place
OF beginning, be the contents thereof
what they may.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property Of Passmore II. Mitchell and
Adaiine, his wife, and I. t., and to be so d
by JOHN PYLE. Sheriff.
Sherif7s Office, New Castle. January I'D
| looc. ian26-3Iawts
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PUBLIC SALES.

SNALE on cows.
y The Subscribers will .SExfF7Ha
-e.l AT Public Sale. a. Red ys-&H
Lion. Eat Marlborough, ~
Chester cnuntv. Pa. azwhxBs4Arh
NoNDAN. FEBRUARY "a. iss9.
All o'cIsek, NJ.
FOKTY HEAD or FRkad cows
sPRiNGEk6 AND YOUNG BULLS.
SILL A BAILEY
l.. ". siidhAn a son Apet'rs Janis Is
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GHERIFF's SALE.
- BY virtue OF q writ OF Leyart Faciag
u me directed, vii, be exposed 10 public
sale, at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL,No. sii Shipley St,
kept by John J. Dougherty, in the city Of
wilmington, New Castle County. Della
ware, on
THCKSDAY, The 18th Day OF February.
a. D., 1850, at ? clock, p. m,
The following described Real Estate, viz /:
All that certain lot or piece land, with
oIlck building thereon erected, situate
In the city Of Wilmington, aforesaid.
pounded and described rs 70 lows, 10 wit !:
Beginning on the southerIy side OF second
street, at the distance OF 2lB Ieet inches
westerly from the westerly side OF Van
buren str ei, thence tasterly alOns said
side VI second street l5 ieet 1927 inches
more or iess 10 the middle Of the brick di.
Flhlon wall between this and the adloin-
ing house on the east thence through the
middle thereof parallel 10 Van BureD
street In southerly direction 30 feet u
NE northerly side o. four feet wJde
alley, thence by said alley side west-rly
more or less, To a stake, ana thence north
erly parallel 10 Van Buren, street 5 feet 10
the place OF beginning, be the contents
thereof what they may. Book =, vol. 10
rage 333, &c.
Seized and taken In execution as the
property OF John McKelvey and MARY
nis wi e, and Patrick Hagarty and Mar
garet, bis vile. AM I. l., and 10 be sold b,
JOHN PYLE, Hherlff.
Sherin's Office, New Castle, January y,
A. d., 1880. jany} eOdts.
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a n chCr Line.
Ian3l.w&sfet

UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
ssil from New Nork for
oha SOOW, every SATURDAY:
ANA regularly to LONDON direct
rassase 10 GLASGOW, LOndond erry, Bel
fast, Liverpool.
SaloAn CabiHs. 500 10 asO. t,urrencv
SECOND Cabin including all REQUISITES. si0
.cn STEERAgE, s2s,
~ LoNDoN BY DIRECT STEAMER
No Bteerage.
SALOoN CABINS. ass and s6S.
Excursion tickets at reduced rates
rAssenger accom- odaiions unsurpassed
Tor elegance and comfort. All state
ro.ms on main deck.
FOR books OF information piana 80
Apply 10 HENDERSON BROS
Bowling Green, New York.
VT 10 SAN +. BETS, Adams Express,
Dio' Wilmington, Del
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PECIAL SALE
} OF
First Class Furniture.

VIII be sold at auction room Of 7. N .
Ogle. No. 1Js Market street. on
FRIDAY, Feb. l3. IssJ. at2 O'Clock p, m.
consisting offs pATloT suits Off pieces each
? IN hair cloth. Que In raw silk, parior
suits, pit cs-s IN hair cloth, wal dut cham
Der suits, consisting of French dressern
and dressing cases. " ash sta u d.. bedsteads,
soiAS. chairs. looking glasses walnut hat
racks, sewing nachines, eiocks, carpets ,
and oiher articles not enumerated, he
goods viii be On exhibition on Wednes
day, Thursday, and Friday. prior To sale.
sale positive. T. NJ OGLE. Auct-
febT Ii ~
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l,nEEIF = sALk
> b virus o. " II Of LevAfi Farta1
70 me iir-cts-a, Will be eIpose1 10 public
sale, a. tie
LAFAYETTE HOTEL,
No. sil Shipley street kept by John !
Doogherty. Ia the city Of Wilmington.
SeE C~sIe oouuiy DelAwAFe,
on THURSDAY,
lbe 26sh Day oi February, A. D., 1850.
al zoe Oex, p IN, the follow ing described
r a eel-te. vx
Al that ctrIsin lot, piece or parcel Il
land, with three-.toTy brick messuAge
thereon erected, sltus ed in the city OF
Wilmington, Aforesaid. bou ndsd and de
scFtoed as follows. to Wit: Beginning st "A
sake on the westerly side OF JefrrSon
street, ueiw-en recOnd aud Ihird streets
al The distance Of eighty four eet from the
oortherig side OF SeoOnd. thence u estf-riy
parallel with second street one hundred
fest TO the etstsriy side Of "A three f4-st
vide alley, thence along said alley side
nOftheriy parallel with Jefferson IL, eet IL
feet 20 stake. thence easteriy haralie
with secoDd street one hundred feet 10
The Aforesaid de Of Jefferson street and
thence thereby sOntberly 10 feet TO the
pace Of beginning, be The cOntenx there
Of wnat they may.
SEIZED ami taken in execution a. the
properly Of A nor y. Perkins and Sarah
ii, hls wife. and L l.. I'd to be sold by
Jon PYL-. -teriff
SherIff . once. New Castle. february :.
l'o'. febl1-3LaWts
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SHEEIFFs sALE

By virtue q wit o, LevzrI Fsclss. 70
ne directed, viii De exposed 70 FuO.ie
sste,
AT THE HOTEL OF ROSE BoULDES,
Al st. George, IN Red Lon hundred.
New Castle county, De DelzwAre,
on FRIDAY. the lszh day Of February,
is5e. 81 o'esoek. =. m,
The following described real e&tAte, viz.
All that certain tr2rz and parcel 81
Land, situate in Red Lion hundred. In the
ro1nly Of New Castle. and 81 te Of Della
ware. bounded and deecg1 Ted as follows:
by land Of anthony N Higgins. by the
Dragon Greek and iEDds Of The heirs Of
rhlilD kzy bod. deceased. and the Cbesz-
ps=Ake and DeiAuAre Canal containing
one hundred aid sorty acres more OF
lesA- Wlll Record r. Page ~. ARd Record
Book A, Noi. ). page -. &e.. with q two
story frame dEeliDg. kitchen back frauIe
o@rn, Aod other 0utbuiIdlngs thereon
erected.
seized and taken in execution as the
property OF Alexander NJ Biddie and L l.
and 70 be ko4d by
JOHN PYLE. sheriff
Sherff1-s effiee, New Castle. January I'd.
A D., lSsl. lAuHrgfAuLs
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EoR RGNT.-second- story front ROOM
I IN Gazette building, 4l6 Market street
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DUBLaC SALES OF DWELLINGS,
LofS, AND FARMS WITH 25 YEARS
EXPERIENCE. THE OUTLOOK ia
VERY ENCOURAGING FOR BETTER
rNi,h9 foh 1881. j. T. HEALD.
jan3l. w6sfeb,
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y by virtue Of writ Of Levar Pacias
tonne directed. will be exposed 10 public
sale, al the
LAFAYETTE HoTEL.So. 81 shipley ST..
kept by John J. Doug bsrty, in the city Of
Wilmington. New Castle County, Della
ware On
THURSDAY. The l2ih Day OF February.
A. D., lss'. at O'Clock p. m,
The following described RAJ estate, viz:
- AL that certain lot Of land with the Two
story bnck dwelling house thereon erect
cd, situate In the city OF Wilmington.
Aforesaid, bounde 1 and described ~ fol-
lows, 10 wit: Beginning at the souIheriy
side Of Con mad street between second and
Third and Van Buren ami Harm on
streets, at the distance OF l05 feet from the
westerly side Of Van Buren, ssreet, aud
the centre OF the easteriy party wall
thence southeriy and parallel 10 Vah
Buren street through the centre OF the
sald party wall ~ feet, thence westerly
and parallel 10 Conrad street Y feet thence
noftnerly and parallel TO Van Buren,
street. through the centre OF the westeriy
party waii ~ leet 10 the Eoutherly side OF
Conrad street Aforesaid. and thence there
by eAsteriy II feet 70 the place Of begin
ming, be the contents what they may.
seized and taken In execution a. the
property Of Edmund Mitchell, Jr., and
Thomas Patton and Ann Patton, mis- wife
terre tenants, and to be sold by
JOHN PYLE, Sheriff.
sherifrs ONCE. New Castle, January q
1857. JanZi sodts.
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POLITICAL CARDS
kNOR SHERIFF.

L>OR SHERIFF
Thankfnl for their tuppor du.,,
last campaign, and b .ins aga,a @ IN
by my Iealow citiz-ns 10 allow n. y
ny name as a candidate FOR H. 49,
oftice OF New Casue county Isoae
their expressed wish-.ublect Ia M n. |.
ID The hepuoIicaa party and SraS,.
nosinatrd a. d elected. b dlsebs,s
yutlts q the ONCE faithfully, and M /
deity 70 The people OF the couDty
Respectfully. PHILIP K Cilpr|
ian 2. I'm = -l-aAA
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TEE EuoaaI Iep0z of tie Beard %
Educz&SOn for New Tork city khOwE
ihat S,5ts,lr1s were eIpendsa oo
the publse schools q the es1y lHs year
and II ,lcs Children we're txaghG Tie
esy paid s1ySsA,l0e school lax isI1o ike
State treasury, and recsiszd bad zn-
Or tie sppu4i0nDsIG ssasl.eee. TIE
sFerzgs o1s. pr scbola' il gEuDE
scboOls ~Hs 81 IN the primary scAO.oss,
SIS, AID in he Normal COslses. ssz-
The daily gazette., 1880-02-12

GILPIN HOUSE,
kept by George whitfield, in the city OF
New Castle, New Castle Hundred. and
county OF New Castle, Delaware, on
SATURDAY, the 18th day OF February.
$3.50. AT O'CLOCK. p. NJ,
The follow de,cr bed real estate, viz:
A lot Ofiand situate in White CLAY Creel,
hundred, New Caseie county, Delaware
beginning Tor the same at a stake In The
bhrlstiana turnpike, "A corner uI land of ~
{ 81 tseuhurg. thence by his line soutf,
eighty one degrees and ten minutes q,
tnlrty- me peTches / Il ke in a ltbe OF
Evan G. StotsenDurg. anu corner Tor the
sald Webber, thence by TINS line south ten
degrees west one hundred and forty fye
peiches aud nineteen hs of perch cross
ing Eagle Run To Il stake by a fence cor
ner for other land of the said Mebber
thence sti.l by his line north seyenty-sev
eu aud "A haif degrees west thirly-oile uer-
ches and seven tenIhs Of "a perch To A st,,k .
"a the ChristiHua turnpike, Hforesa a
thence by the said Turnpike Road 10 Ihe
nlace OF beginning, containing twenty
rlsht ares aud forty six percnes Of faud
more or less.
= iz-'I and taken In execution as IN.
properly of Patrick II. Flynn and Cecilia
Ms wife, anu I-aAc h. Jester and Rehecc',
Jester, L Is. and 10 be sold by
Sheriff's Office, New Castle, FebrnaIy7
~ ftbl0-3 wis