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old CHOICE LIQUORS AND FINE
" GROCERIES.

ID. ANTELOTTI,
No. 1911 FRANKLIN STREET, RICH aoND, VA,
begs leave to call attention TO his arge stock of
CHOICE VIRGINIA WHlSKEYS, FL ENCH
BRANDfEs, and WINES, such as
OLD &c. n. WYS0R" WHlSkEy,:
JAMES BUMGARDNER WHis KEY, 1--we years
FULCHER wHIsKEY. seven years old;
CLEMMER WHiSKEY, Ave " ears old;
OLD n ARIEL DAIRY. LONDON DOCK
OLD MxRTELi VISOR. BRANDY;
GENUINE PURE HOLLAND GIN;
WINES. and lRISri and sc OTCH WIiisKEY.
Also, VIRGINIA. HAAS, FINE TEAS and COZ
FEE and GROCERIES generally.
tl4-eodSmo
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EAST BorSD,

EAST BOlNDs
Mail train arrives at Richmond daily eN- ,,.p A
cept sunday ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS - ''@'
Express lraia arrives at Richmond daiD 80, N
at......ss.s.....s......s. ssss. 90 49,.
Accommodation train arrives Al hcu- I'D , NJ
mond daily except sunday at...ss......v. N
Mixed traln leaves NAunion - ~ - D. .,u
taking passenger from Virginia MIDLAND u 81, M
Lynch6nrg and DanSile, and arrives al h''"-
at 10A5p. NJ. ,,,,., ,-,p, ~
Lynehburg, Dsnyille, aud Atlasuc Miss's,t' n. /
Ohio Railroad stations, AMI wiu W tl.,..',...
land train, leaving ~ S;lo y. NJ ior i,.'t
n connects with Nirginia Midland uhi.,
al 4.05 A. Nj. Tor Washington AMI ihc N'l'u, 80
& connects with NrgiDis nidlsn2 """
Lyuchburg aud Ifantille. ....,l,,,5g
ID connects with Valley railroad accom- N
train, leaving al a:l5 A. toT Harrison. Nts, =.
connects With Vslley railroad train l''''"N
1880 A. VI. COR Haf9ef's Ferry.
n connects with stages for ieNingtor, -. s,t
{; connects with g. d. \. aud l.. L. steamer
Portsmouth aud Cincinnati. e "a
n connects with setcto Valley rslr"~' ~
Northwest. 81, al. Net
Northwest. aud southwest. ,,io, Of
ror tickets, baggage-checks, aud inl~ ~ ntta :, I.
, route, time, &C.. apply TO Chesapeake ana V"''
way depot and $40 Main street. 80. .,ilef
Thrsash tickets always a. low = ~ osr"SN,
route. W; ~. :. n,ses'lsni.
CoswAy v. HowAnp, General fassens, n
| Ticket Agent
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SALE OF A FARM
~ IN GLOVER HILL TOWN.HlP, CHESIEk-
FIELD COUNTY, VA. AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
By virtue of decree of the Circnit Court OF Ches-
ier6eld county, entered on the l6:h Cay OF Novem-
Der 1879, in case of Thomas triimp, who sues. &c,
re- seth W. Flournoy et ais, will sell, I'm front Of
the county courthouse. hPtween the hours OF IL
O'Clock NJ. and 2 o'c'ock Il NJ, on MONDAY the
the AND in The PROCEEDINGS mentioned, containing
ITO ACRES. on the Goodies Bridge road, near Mr..
Joseph Woodfn's and the Clover Hill coal mines.
The road divides the land into two parcels, as fol :
lows: los ACRES, upon which there Is GOOD
FRAME DWELLING and all necessary out'houses,
and 65 ACRES, on the opposite side OF the road.
without buildings and will be sold to suit purchasers
TERMS: Cash sufficient 10 pay the expenses OF
suit anG SALE and The balance upon credit Of one,
two, and three years bonds 10 carry per cent. III
erest from day of sale with the waiver Of he home
stead and title retained until the purchase money Is
Maid DAVID T.. PULLIAM,
NH 81 Special Commissioner.
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BY Chaffin, Staples & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. north Tenth street.

LITTLE TRUCKING
ID FARM OF FIVE ACRES, TWO NJ l. Y (
NORTH OF TIE CITY. FOR SALE BY AUG
TION.-By request OF the owner. who has removed
10 the city, we will offer for sale by public aucli ion,
on The premises, on WEDNESDAY, April z, 1850,
al Az O'Clock 7. NJ, that NICE LITTLE TRUCK
FARM owned by MIR. w. {. smith, situated between
the New North road and tie New Henrico turn
pike. containing FIVE ACRES, with ! pearlv-new
DWELLING OF six rooms, with kitchen, good sta
bcs. and all necessary outhOuses; young orchard
In fun bearing. grapes, &c.
TERMS At sac.
CHAFFIN, STAPLES & Co.
an2 AuctiOnecrs.
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sEINH.rHREAD.
DENTISTS.

~ w. JONES, DENTIST, OfleeGl0
We No. s07 FRANKLIN STREET, be-&fffn
tween Eighth and Ninth streets, having every con.
ven,snce and appliance for comfort OF bis PATIENTS
with twenty-five years experience aud PRICES RE
pJCED, Is prepared TO perform gently aud care
fessional services no lion
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RICHARDSON & Co.. Auctioneers.
A TTRACTIVE AUCTION.

IA -
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, APRIL 8, 1880,
THOMAS II. PRICE & co.
OFFER THEIR STOCK
AT AUCTION.
THIS SALE WILL EMBRACE NOVELTIES IN
DRESS GOODS,
FINE SILKS and SATINS, CASSlMERES,
BLACK and COLORED GRENADINES,
NOTIONS, UNDERWEAR. &C.
The sale viii begin at 1890 \, H., AND WILL
BE CONDUCTED TO SUIT THE COMFORT OF
LADIES.
MANY RARE GOODS WILL be OFFERED.
THOMAS r. PRICE & co.
Err. COOK. Salesman. NH 30.dtApl0
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RAILROAD sancs


I'D Il s E& e4yEsg
RICHMOND AND PgTEpsnrpn,
RAILROAD cozpaNr.
COMMENCING SUNDAY, March d
" 1880, trains On tbis read viii run AZ f,llo,,..t
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
1900 H., THROUGH NAIL daily. conner, b..
fJr Charleston, sayspngh. Anoe,,s
and Aiken tyia Charlesf0nJ. Hsi5gS
Jscks?byille. stops. only al Cbosts,
signal. '"IW
$50 r. 81 ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIy DIFF,
rsss.Jser taklns This trsln vii AL {,
elese s eonpecto' a, Peisrb17S, =,
10 80 p. NJ. THROUGH BAIL daily. ce,s,..,,,
for Weldon. Wilmington rsI.,ttf
Charleston, Savannah, Anll,f, -
lumhia, Atlanta. Macon. ZION, 49,
Mobile, New OYieane. and M, .,,l
south and s0dlhvesi Pg'.ssa oi1,..3
iDg-car from Washington a. ,fF
lntD2t0n, S2gab11h, and fio $50
stoDs only az Manchester ard fl' ~
and fisf- WAY 90 slgret ~-'-S
100 A. ~, THROUGH FREIGHT TPAryd,,-
!exeeM sunday; passenger .car m.
LKhyS pETERsBURg NoNTv
6:35 A. NJ, THROUGH MAIL ds,is, co,,,.,,--
With RichmOI q, FrtS.r5,, i'm, -
Potomac railroad far sll r,sr.. ii.l
East. ano West. stops - M, -
ter and Chester, and a. V,'fp..-
and o. nrury's Bluff, on ylrssl. 'p
9:25A. NJ, ACCOMMODATES TP,FT ,.-
Except sunday. stops q, All ~
Hons. 49,
3.44 P. NJ. THROUGH MAE. daily. ,o,.o..,..
with Richmond, FrcdeTickssty,
Potomac railroad for al po,nfs "a,
and West. Also, making lose Co.
lion with the Chcsapsake ana 49,
railroad for the Virginia slr.ngs q
all points North and West Thss is,,sS
stops az Manchester aud Ch-.f., "a
at HALFWAY and Dru1's Bug. IN
signal. 70
I:O0P. NJ, THROUGH FREIGHT TRklvt.,.
Except sunday; PASSENGER cir n.
tachc1.
ALL TRAIAs leaving Petersburg will start ron
'A sT ASP0If'i Px STfH TRAINS ,,,-e p
mono 8 A. NJ and $50 f. NJ; leave Peters.
burg $3.50 A. II. and $50 r. ": eyer sunday
NH 10 T: D. KLINE, Sgn-lln,e1dea;.
RIcBMoNo, FRED'G q POTOMAC n. y. CO.,
RICHMOND, VA, November :, 1879.
COMMENCING NOVEMBER 2, l,,q.
~ trains on this road WI run as follows:
NORTH BOUND.
s:12 A. NJ, leaves Byr'-stfeet station "a ly az.
cept sundays; due az %s..ha,..,l
PIhlladelphIa, 6:5t PM; Nev ~,
500 p. NJ. leaves Byrd-street station daly.l-.
At f, W.ss 3 e s, 9;2} r. " :B, noe
New YORK. 6.4j 4. "
400 p. NJ, ACCOMMODATES TRAtN rr
Junction. leaves Broad street ...t.s
daily fe,o"nf days.
SOUTH BOUND.
l0l5P W., arrives al byro-c,lcel t.sror i.'y
except S1ndaSysG LIaS,5 N.s lo-s.
NJ; Baltm $3.50 +. ~; Wrrrs.
tor $40 i. VI.
ilA0 A. NJ, ARRIVES At Byrd-STeet a,>1n t.Ny.
Leaves New York, 1000 j.. N:paI.
adelphia, 1:l0 !. NJ; BAH nor..
4:55 4, v WashmgtOn. 7OUA n
S:43 A. NJ. ACCOMMODAflOS TRAiN arrive,
az Rroad-Street station ially 'szeeg!
Sundaysl. G. !. TAYLOR.
Genera Ticzs- azea.
e. T. ID. MYERS. General Superintendent
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by Frank J. sampson,
Real Estate Agent, Aucioneer, and Notary Public
Hull street between Eighth and Ninth,
Manchester, Va.
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nv Robert D. Lyme
Real Estate Agent and Anc''oncer'
1919 Main street.
!, s.Tr oF THAT ELE-

1912 MAIN s''e'"
rRUsTEEy SALE OF THAT ELE-
l. o.rr vo,rp-sToRy sToCK-DRIcK
nwEILIH0 No. s04 EAST MAR
SHALL STREET, BETWEEN
-,,r,, .xn NINTH STREETS, NOW oCCU-
,.,sn nv ". p. w. TAYLOR, ESQ., AND
ADJOINING TIE RESIDENCE OF
THE LATE
rprn WILLIAM HANNEw1NCKEL, ESQ,
Ar PUBLIC AUCTION.
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DEPARTURES or STEAMER

MAN, Captain CARR. Will receive freight for the
above poris until FRIDAY The I'd instant. at 10
O'Clock A. VI. J. W. MCCARR1CK.
an l-2L General Southern Agent.
E'OR NEW YOR K.--The OLD ~rSSSFk
4 Dominion Steamship Companv's sssthAsss
steamship ISAAC BELL, Captain GIBBS, VIII SAL
FRIDAY, April %, al 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
Freight received until O'Clock A. Nj.
Through bills or ading signed ana goods for-
warded with dispatch TO ali points north, south
east, and west; also, to fore IN ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare TO New York, 4l2; eeTage, % and
%.
For freight or passage apply 70
G. W. ALLEN & CO., Agents,
NH 3l-3t Compauy's Wharf. Rocketts.
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connects for Farmy!lle, Lynchtars ..' 40
pOin's in the Southwest.
& connects for Milton. Nc.
& connects for Macon and all points o. fcr
Georgia.
ID connects for j.. ksonYiile and all noat' 81 70
rida.
connects for Macon and all points n -alArs
Georgia, and Chattanooga, Nashville Ntm. go
all Texas points.
f connects for Selma, Meridian, Jacss.a. asa
NicksDurg.
G connects for Galveston AID al Ie1ss rl.n',
Trains from the aboVe-uLlei ppiut-
Richmond at 4:43 Z. VI. $40 4. VI .Hn! q. t.
Trains between Gree usD0rO' aud salem o.. .
except sunday.
Trains on North Carolina division mt,.r ....
ton AZ Golds boro' wlih the W.& ". H. J.. B, Ii
from Weldon and Wilmington.
Pullman Palace DraWng-ruod emit = '.t
run through Oh Train No. - irum NrH .a ..-
Richmon to Atlanta, and from Gre ..'.t
gusta, and on Train No AZ from b.. o.. nla..' I'D
savannah, Ca, Utd Richmond
Tickets sold to an points south. ,n9f. a - a.
southwest, aud baggage checked THROUGH,
No lay-oyer checks given on l0cal rr,.i.
JOHN l.. Ma Nj Hn0,
General PasstuseI s. =
T. NJ. II. TALcoTr, General sup.rintrHt.
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SECOND EDITION
n JesVish S,fna0O0ue.

The Israelifes of this city, yesterday
afternoon, dedicated their synagogue, IN
the third story Of the building at the
southeast corner Of Fifth aud Market
streets. The ceremonies commenced at
40 o'clock, and were conducted by
Kabbi Roseuburg, who sang hymn in
Hebrew, after which the "Toroh," OF
holy scroll containing the ten com AanG-
ments Of the Masonic law, was brough hit
70 the door. 1t was then brought in, the
Rabbi still singing, and after blessing
had been invoked, the curtains of the
Holy Ark were drawn aside preparatory
to the placing of the "forOh" there IN.
Another prayer and Hebrew song fol-
lowed, and the Rabbi took the "TorOh, +"
On, and held it aloft, while the cougre-
CATION said, "TLis is the law of God,
given as through Noses" With a bene-
diction, and auother hymn by the con-
gregation, the "Toroh," was placed in
the Holy Ark.
This ended the dedlcatory cerem onies,
which were followed by a sermon, In
German, by Rabbi erburg, from the
text, 81 was glad when they said unto
me, Let US 60 into the house OF the
Lord"
After the sermon, the key of the syna-
gogue was handed over to the president
Of the congregation, Mr.. George Jaceb bs,
by Mr.. Fisher. The ordinary Sabbath
service followed, and ended the exer-
cises.
rhe name of this congregation is
Ohdbe ShdtOm ("Eriends of Peace.")
Regular services will he held, under the
charge of Rabbi Rosenburg.
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The PhiIa. Conference.

Among the appointments made at the
session ofthe Philadelphia Conference
ju,t closed, are the following, ofinterest
to Wilmingtonians
Rev. A. Riltenhouse goes to Grace
Church, and Rev. Jacob Todd from
Spring Garden street to Green Street
Church. Rev. Pennel Coombe goes to
Hatboro and FairvIew. Rev. Enocb
Stub0s remains st Central. Rev. W. II.
Fries goes to Middleiown, Bucks couu-
ty, and Rev. I'll. II. Bodine to Miners
vile, Berks county. Rev. John O'Neill,
one OF Scott Church's old pastors, goes
TO East Strondsburg, Berks county, and
Rev. q. u. Carrow Is sent to Pi enIx-
Vile, Chester county. Rev. Geo. W
Lybrand is at Temple and New Bethel,
near PhRnixville. and Tower city, same
oeighborhond, l. announced to be sup
plled by VIM. Powick OF this city.
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Il GTUHl success,

The concert at the Christiana Presby-
terian Church, on Thursday evening,
gwen by tie choir of the NJ. e. Church
vi Newark, was grand success. The
large and apprecisuve audience present
was highly entertained by the musical
talent rendered and the good taste dis
played In the selections on the occa-
sion.
Atsthe close Of the exercises the. choir
was invited 10 sit down to well spread
table to enjoy the bounties of divine
Providence, after which they left for
their homes, refreshed in body and full
of spirits, only to leave many preciou.
memories behind for their friends In
Christiana to enjoy. The thanks of the
church are due TO this noble baud oi
singers.
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The Ladies' Favorlte

bng the many thousands OF ladies
bye used Dr. lierce's Favorite Pre-
|Dn and pronounced IL their favor
Atdy, because 50 efficient In the dis.
snd weaknc, ses peculiar to women
buy who are well and avurably
! In the world of letters, as well as
I, music and IA whole host OF
from the brilliant ranks OF veal h
hAhl0n. II Is pre-eminel lily the
4 Fayorite Prescription, ils ute
being far more safe and Ell. .clet I,
Pllng them from those painful,
b operations, and the wearing oi
Anechanical contrivances made Ike
|Pehdar's raZor-seller's raZors-to
.lher than To cure.
klLLMORE, Ind. March Goth, 1873.
Nv, PIERCE,
Sir Your Favorlte Prescription
tlOred me to perfect heath
tOurs truly, GRACE CHOATE.
paw Street, BALTIMORE, Md
June 10th, 1873.
Nv. PIERCE, Buffalo, n. Y.
Sr:-My wife was a hopeless in.
Tor NEARLY Dyears Your Favoritt
flpll0n has cured her,
yours, X. 7. MCCAY.
%,
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IM0MeSt COnlnLeted.

The Coroner's inquest over the body
of William Lardner, was completed
last evening, the jury rendering ver-
dict that he came to his death by in
temperance.
The body will be taken to Philadel-
phia on Monday morning next by un-
dertaker Palmer, and will be met at
the depot i'll that city by the relatives
and friends, and proceed to Oxford M.
L. Church.
The father of the deceased is lying
at the point of death, and has not yet
been informed of the sudden death of
his son. The daughter of the deceased
who came down on Wednesday return
ed home this morning, and will not re-
turn to this city again previous to the
funeral.
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@aily Sazstts'

Fonv FORTY YEARS Aeo.-The
\ Times says, the younger gen.
can hardly realize the state Oh
| 20 or 40 years ago. 1t was
ro,hor world from that which
[i,ts. The position of several OF
IrOpean sOvereigns was scarcely
/ .hor that of the Car OF the
d,v. At one time the Emper-
bc,s Joseph, who can now drive
his dominions in perfect securi-
amid the acclamations OF his
| could scarcely show himself in
4 and military terror was es-
He'd in Central Europe very SIM
\ that which now prevails IN
!. It has all passed away like a
|eam; and how? Not by the as
htion of monarchs or the over
Of thrones, but by their having
ont how to insure to their sub
Ehe enjoyment of personal free
The arbitrary rule of a despotic
hcracy has been broken, careers
Ien and men and women can live
keathe freely. This is what must
N in Russia. The Russian peo-
| what has been accomplished in
by in the neighboring countries,
Iey cannot rest satisfied until
|ttain a similar liberty.
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Sickness and Death.

Mrs. Elizabeth Gilpin, sister of
Jacob l.. Brown, the florist of South
Wilmington, died at her brothers res
idence, on Thursday morning, in the
sixty-fourth year of her age. Deceased
was sister-in-law of the late Chief
Justice Gilpin.
Henry Wentz, well-known farmer
and trucker of this neighborhood, who
has been constant attendant upon
the street market, is down with the
typhoid fever, as is also his wife.
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The DelaqOare Militia.

At Dover, yesterday, Adjutant Gen.
eral Postles and the commissioned Of
ticers of the Delaware military compa-
nies held meeting and elected the
following officers
Colonel-Samuel A. Macallister, of
Wilmington.
Lieut.. Colonel-Samuel M. Wood, of
Wilmington.
Major-Arthur Boyle, of Dover.
Adjutant-Dr. Marshall, of Milford.
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meetings Tonight,
SATURDAY

tbantos SATURDAY,
Ipdyrae,s' Ipduaes Lodge, MOI, 4,I.O.O.F
kys,,n Lodge, No. Is, I.O.oF
sape s.1p r - Lodge. No. 3, X. of r
klson aioe. 1,l... No. 9, X. Nj.
council, No. 10. O.U. A. NJ
4 Isndred as ,le aid fifty negroe. from
In,en,tine , 'ne advance guard of a mum.
n ,%hron % TO enigrate to Liberia.
xay aIrHasG q" h Memphis, last t. nipht, nT' on on
"Iy 10 New Yolk. ''' o''
inns,i SiHoni lou, OF the cigar makers II,
kea,Iv ~lli Sndn probably end this week
In yap dJoo men, whohave been idle
Law n",, weeks, s., will resume work on
|jec, I1Ii 10 f.l. Inc Union men agree no
each 70 .Ea, female employees; and tt tc
4 M ihe Shop to fix its own prices.
dem, Manufacturers withdrsS
|selvas lsi,u ,'a, that employees shall nIedg'
bn. % n0' 10 join the Cigar Makers
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Hay Wagon Upset.

This morning while wagon loaded
with hay was being driven along side Of
& Cos stable on Third street between
shipley and orange it upset. The hay. fell
on the pavement, there by stopping
pedestrians from walking on that side of
the street for some time; no damage was
done to the wagon.
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HighLy Sensational.

The Ne0s makes another "Patent
carriage sensation" this morning in pub
fishing a reported robbery at Sharp's dry
goods store, aud painting It i'll fancy,
almost romantic colors. The truth of the
matter is that only few pairs of stock.
lngs we're stolen.
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DUBLIC SALE.
Will be sold at public sale at s31 E.
Fourth street, Wilmington. Delaware. ON
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 24th, 1880,
SHERIFF's SALE,

y N n
By virtue of writ of Plus. Levari Fscias
to me directed, will be exposed 70 public
sale, at the =
LAFAYETTE HOTEL,
84l Shipley street, Kept by John J.. Dough-
er'y in the city or Wilmington, New Cas-
tie county. Del,
ON THURSDAY,
The 9Th Day of April, A. D.. 1880,
at O'Clock, p. M, the following described
real estate, viz: :
All that certain lot Of land and two.
story frame dwellings thereon erected ,sftu
ated in the city of Wilmington, bound
ed and described as follows, to wit: Be.
ginning at a C >rner OF land formerly a
Samuel Wollssion, now OF - on the
northe ly side OF Ninth street and at the
distance of f1fty five feet westerly from
the westerly side OF Shipley street, thence
by line or said Jand l.orth 80 degrees
east and parallel to shipley street o. feet
TO a stake, THENCE north os degrees, west
and parallel 10 Ninth street II feet o inches
TO a sake, thence by a new line dividing
this from the residue of said lot, and pass
ing through and a!oag the middle OF the
PARTITION dividing said dwellings south
Lhiriy-two degrees west 50 feet 10 the
aforesaid side of Ninth street and thence
thereby south SO degrees, east IL feet 3
inches to the place OF beginning, be the
contents thereof what they may.
seized and taken in execution as the
properly of John f Cleaden and J NINA
E., his wife and {. t., and 10 be sold by
JOHN PYLE, Sheriff.
sherlfTs Office. New Castle, March 10,
1880. mar2O-staWts
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Defence a Success

~ The case OF the interference OF the
Plhce department with the Register
'lefaud Postal Order mail addressed
louisiana State Lottery Company,
A. Dauphin, New Orleans, La, OF
me person at No. 3l9 Broadway
PorK city, N. Y, came up, Gen. G,
'u'esard' one OF the Commissioners
'aaii of the State OF Louisiana, SO
PPeIehdei the pet institution of the
|H'o'ty That the Postmaster General
|sclhded his order OF Interference In
~ Tie next drawing, April 18th.
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well-khOwn citizen Of Chicago.

"ell-khown citizen OF Chicago.
CHICAGO. H., Jan. |, 1880.
"qner d Co., Rochester, ". Y:
'LkAEN;-l have used Warner's
iuhcy and Liver Cure with the
satisfaction. 1t is the only RENE
eeYer used that | can recon-
niy friends, as II has cured me OF
Disease Of long standing, after
VISITED the White sulphur Springs
'snia' and trying innumerable So
'olnedles' of the day. Having
3 viii Wit ha lor iorty-seven years, my
Iscnvaoe oe giad 10 see this Statement.
pA'oveFer N,Tr Is, indeed. a public bens.
II WILLIAM Ii. PATTERSoN
"'"Sh avenue, near Twenty Ninth
marlleOd2W
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|cREss.-It must be gratifying TO
ppIe on the Brandywine 10 COL
he the probable early appearance
|liron horse" coursilg along be-
lhe banks Of that stream, and hear
hifc neigh reverberate through its
bud trees. Such a thing as a 10.
I've running past Jessup's paper
Vas scarcely dreamed of a lew
a Apo
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CHERIFF'S SALE.

SHERIFF's SALE. -
BY virtue of writ OF Levari Facias. to
g directs d, will be exposed to public
sale, at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL,
81 Shipley street. kept by john ], Dough.
erty, In the city OF Wilmington, New
Castle county, Del,
ON THURSDAY,
The 9Th Day of APRIL, A. D., 1880,
at2 O'Clock, p. M,
The following described real estate, Wig: f
All that lot or pie ce OF lard SITUATED In
the city o Wilmington and particularly
des crl bed as follows, 10 wit: Beginning
at the int, Re ection OF The eastern side OF
French street and northern side OF sixth
street, thence by said side of French
street north 81 degrees, east SO feet to q
stake, corner Of another lot of the said
party of The 1rst part, thence with the
line OF the said last named lot eastwardly
parallel with Sixth street lI3 feet 10 lhe
thence by said alley side south 81 degrees
west 80 feet to the aforesaid siue OF sixth
street, and thence thereby north 81 de.
grees, west lS IeeL to the place OF beRin-
ring, containb within said limits three
tn Dusand seven hundred and twenLy-nine
feet of land. be the same M re or iess with
a large three s!oried BRICK dwelling house
thereon erected. n
Seized and taken in execution as the
property OF "Tne Wesleyan Female Col-
lege, Ia corporation of the State OF Della
ware, and James NJ. Williams and VIII
liam Boldly, t. us, and to be sold by
serIffs office 4HS NEW das,Ia akE Msrrh snesi 10
1880. mara. .stsWts ;,
The daily gazette., 1880-03-20
AGie0t IyRrRain.

Rell 4 Spencer offer this morning
ee wool fill,d Fancy Dress Goods at
yaId. Would be cheap at 20c. lO.2
The daily gazette., 1880-03-20
Liberal League.

A meeting of the League will be held
at their hall 2lv KING st. to morrow
morning at 103 o'clock. The proceeding
will be opened by discussion cetween
jew, mohammedan and Christian, in
order to test who is right. Public invit.
ed TO attend. Seats free.
The daily gazette., 1880-03-20
Personal

Hon. T. F. Bayard vas in town this
morning. He is enjoying excellent
health.
HIGH PREMIUMs.-Six per cent bpnds
of the P. W. & b. r. K. sold at the
Philadelphia Exchange, on Tuesday,. at
81 40, and Philadelphia per cent sold at
Sl,23.
The daily gazette., 1880-03-20
Last Njeht's Lecture.

The lecture in the first Presbyterian
Church lecture room, by Prof. McCon-
nell, of Philadelphia, last night, was
rendered doubly interesting by being
made clinic. Four persons suffering
from syphilitic attacks were brought
down by the Professor and used to illus
trate the terrible effects of this dread
aliliction. The lecture was largely at
tended, and proved instructive as well
as entertaining.
Sunday Papers TO-MOTrOaU.
Leave your orders tonight or in the
morning at Hawkins cigar store, No.
61S Market street, and have New
York or Philadelphia Sunday paper
left at your residence in the morning.
All the news and the truth about the
news. Davis, the news dealer. Pa
pers for sale after 10 20 a. m.
The workman in the Missouri Pacific
machine shops at Stdalia, Mo-, al d the
miners employed by the same road,
struck for higher wages yesterday.
The daily gazette., 1880-03-20
ur. Warmers corsa+.

ouy Dr. Warmers flexible hin
4, y, y, russell &spencer for rs cents.