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The daily gazette., 1880-10-12
ON SATURDAY,
The 10th Day Of OCTOBER, 1880,

HERlFFS SALE.
y By virtue OF "a writ Of Leyari Faciss
sale. ut the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL,
81 Shipley street, kept by Isaac q. Pyle.
County, Delaware, on
SATURDAY, The 10Th day OF Oct, 1850,
at2 O'Clock, p. m.
The following describet real estate. viz:
A lot OF GROUND situate on the north " EFT
corner OF Washington and Lafayette
streets, In the city of MilIaingtol bUund-
I'd and described as follows, to wit: All
southwest corner OF Washing on and La
fay cite streets In the city OF Wilmington,
bounded and described as follows TO wit:
All that lot OF land on the south " est
corner OF Washington street aud Lafay-
cite street, with q one story frame dwell
ling use thereon erected.
re, zed and taken IN execution as the
property Of William Askln's estate and 10
JOHN Ply LIE, Sheriff.
Sherifl's ONCE, New Castle, Sept. so,
1885. octl-eodts.
cHERIFF's SALE. s
by virtue OF n writ OF Levarl Facias TO
me directed win be exposed TO public
LAFAYETTE HOTEL,
Sn Shipley street, kept by Isaac Z. Pyle,
In the city of Wilmington, New Castle
County, Del, on
TUESDAY,
The 18th Day of October, 1880,
At 2 o clock, \. M, the fol lowing described
real estate, VIZ:
All that certain lot or pieo. of land
situate In the city OF Wilmington, bound
ed and desert ed ms follosA; Beginning on
the easterly side OF Walnut street between
Ninth and Tenth streets, AZ the dista ce
of 90 Ieet from the southerly side of Tenth
street, iheLce easteTly parallel TO Tenth
| street ~ feet To 10 Ieet Wide alley, thence
southerly along the westerly side thereof
and parallel to Walnut street II feet one
inch, more or less, TO a corner OF Edward
Dudiey's land tLenSe thereby westerly
parallel 10 Tenth street, 70 feet TO the aide
OF Walnut street aforesaid aud thence
| thereby northerly "a feet one inch, more
II less 10 tue place oil beginning, be the
contents thereof what they may.
seized and taken into ex, cution AZ the
proper y OF Jacob Minis, deceased (John
l.. Almond, ministralor Of Jacob Mills.
deceased,) aud Mary =. Mills, aud I. /. !,
and 10 be sold by
JOHN PYLE, Sheriff.
SherlfFs Office, New Castle, Septem Der,
q, A. d.. 1880 sep24-eodls
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WANTED.
notice..


NJ OrICE.--At . meeting OF the City
IN Council OF Wilmington, held ~ NE
Council Chamber, In the CITY Hall in
the said city OF Wilmington, on ThsrAdsy
the S0th day OF September. A. D., 1850. .
petition rom Que Thomas l.. Meu~eley
was presented setting forth csrtAin
grounds aud specifications upon which he
contests the election Of one David II
Smith 10 the office OF member Of CITY
Council from tn 9th Ward OF the said sity
OF wilmington for the term OF i've ears.
NJ the city election held on the seventh
day ofsepte mber, A. H.. 1850, which said
petition, together with the afrdavit of the
said Thomas l.. Mouselsl, accompanying
the same, having At said messing been
read and considered by the CITY Council,
the said City Council did appoint Mond ~
October llIh. A D., 1880, att 80 o'eoek in
the evening, the day and place Tor hearing
and de termining the SAID contest.
HARRY SHARPLEY,
President OF Council.
Attest, this fourth day OF October, A. D..
1880.
EDMUrB b. FRAZER,
oct4-tll Clerk of CITY Council.
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FOR SHERIFF, r..f,
PURNAL j. LYNCH.
FOR CORONER.
JOSEPH YARNALL.
FOR STATE SENATOR,
JAMES PARKE POSTLES.
FOR REPRESENTATIVES.,
DIR. JAMES v. CRAWFORD,
MARSHALL 3. CHANDLER,
STEPHEN SPRINGER,
JAMES r. SH ALLCROsS 50,
THEODORE r. ARM5TkUN0,
FRANKLIN COLLINS,
HENRY @. TURNER.
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SALE by VIRTUE OF
y A WRIT OF LEvARI FACIAs, TO me
directed, Will be exposed W pubic sale,
AT the
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lNHOMAS NJ. OGLE, AUCTIONEEk
AND REAL kSTATE AGkNT

lNHOMAS Nj. OGLE, AUCTlONEEk
l. AND REAL ESTATE AGENT.
Having had fve years experience In
the Recorders once, persons desiring 10
purchase or sell Heal Estate, will find IL
TO their advantage 10 give Inc call
Houses rented, rents collected and return
ed monthly. wan also buy second hand
furniture. New and second hand furni-
ture for sale. Store, SOL Market street,
Wilmington, Del. auction sales prompt
attended 10. AZ reasonable rates.
ALI Or COWS.
> The Subscribers will .}*fSMGEl
sell at Public sale. A. Red yS&n6AM
Lion, East Marlborough,
Chester county, Pa, mk
MoNDAi. OCTOBER 18th. lSso.
at O'Clock, p. m,
FORTY HEAD OF FRESH cows
AND SPRING ERE, TWENTY HEAD
OF FkEDkRS. LOT OF YOUNG
BULLS
BILL d BAILEY.
l.. W. Stidham a Bon Anci'ra octI.ts
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MON DAY
the 18th day Of October, 1880,

In Delaware City, IN Red Lion hundre,
New Castle county, Delaware, on
MONDAY
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cHkRIFF's SALE.

by virtue OF writ Of Levari Facias, To
me directed, wli be exposed TO public
sale 1T the
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| - HERIFF'S SALE,
| - BY virtue of IA writ of LevarI Faclas
10 me directed. will be exposed to public
| nAla Al the
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d Genus Rewar d.

oct4-tll
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-09-02

gesticulating and cutting up capers like
q Jumping jack. He appears to be sort
oil musical thermometer, and goes up and
down with the tones, making the mos,
fuss when the wire Is Bonded. The mn.
sicians Keep their eye on him, and when
ho appears quite exhausted, they conclude
the performance with grand flourish.
Then all take glass OF beer and get ready
Tor fresh assault on this little glmcrsck
OF gentleman, who receives large sal
airy for being the target of all their noise.
Everybody knows that Germany keeps
a large
STANDING ARMY
in time of peace. la it every young man
st the age Of cichteen must enter and
serve actively for three year, aud after
that stand ready to serve four years more,
II called upon. Many people are said to
have run away from the country to es.
cape such service for their boys. The
philosophical German looks a, the matter
in different light. At the age eighteen
and Tor some years afterwards the average
boy is OF little use to himself or 10
any one else, and often nuisance of
the first order to his friends. The King
takes these boys OF the hands of their
parents just at the right age OF course,
the parents will have to keep up appear
ancos. The three years service educates
and makes man OF the boy, II there is
any man in him, and he returns home
solidihed and mutured for the real BUSH
ness OF life. II he WAS poor stick, made
OF poor stuff, of course the service spells
him, and while eating the fatted calf on
his return, his parents can curse the gov
eminent for running him. There is moth.
ing so pleasant to the human soul as a
soape goat somebody to lay misfortunes
and mlsnaps To, for which we are alone
responsible, and especially tor the short.
comings or WEAKNESSES of our children.
The German government happily steps
In and becomes this scape. goat, and so the
fathers and mothers are becoming recon.
ciled and happy, the army Is full, and the
country is safe,
! especially request your readers TO see
that Gen. Hanchickcn does not roosi in
tao White House -. X. L.
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OVER THE OCEAN.

Al about the Rail,oays-Ths Beautiful
Roads-Psasant Life Heidelberg Cas-
Is-Ths Origin of Ssrtral Things and
tho Moral Thereof-.Husic, Military and
Whit Not.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-09-02
e not vet seen a modern
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT

Of any sort, here. Their scythes are short
and broad and the sDsths straight.
Their hoes are more like an adze,
weigh several pounds and the handles
are short. One must stoop over incon.
veniently to use them, and have a muscle
ike Hercules. If there are oxen in this
country, | have not seen them, and but
few horses outside of the cities. The
cows, mich or farrow alike, are used in
stead. Here, again, the female gets the
advantage. They are not yoked, as with
US. a sort OF strap goes across their fore
head, and is fastened about the horns, so
that the strain comes on the forehead. 1t
looks cruel enough, but the cows do not
appear to worry about It, | noticad one
day yoke of mich cows, with well.filled
udders, hauling two loads one behind the
other, containing ton ard half of hay,
and the men, women and children tagging
on behind, after a hard days work. This
looked like cruelty to animals; but was
reminded that probably half the women
had nursing babies al home, crying for
their mammss, who had been sill day In
the field; and If the women and babies
could stand 1t, the cows ought not to com.
plain, especially as the men undoubtedly
such treatment OF women and
cows the proper thing.
I'd w
horse attached to double wagon in the
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-09-02

IS there were TOO many slrety, and these
chaps discovered that men hal souls, and
we're greatly In doubt as to what would
become OF these souls after the mortal
coil had been shufliled off. Likewise
thst there must be an overriding power
and great first cause somewhere an in
visible Governor, as II were, who probably
controlled the whole business both here
and hereafter. Selling upon this human
view OF the situation, this second crop OF
aggrsvators, calling themselves priests,
monks and the like, invented divers subtle
theories upon the subject and went about
proclaiming them, avowing their capacity
to furnish suitable bridge across
which any disencumbered soul could
march safely to the Elysisn fields; pro.
vlded only that their souls, while in the
body, believed that this could be done;
and provided, also, that they contributed
annually to the aforesaid priests, monks
and what not, another tenth of all their
products; and the souls of those who did
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-09-02

In every town the bands are numerous
and excellent, and everybody browns his
cares and troubles with music, wine and
beer. "Old King Cole called for his pipe
and called for his bowl, and called for bis
Hddlers three" Here, to satisfy the pub.
lie taste, it requires couple OF dozen
fddles, and bass viols, drums, cymbals,
harps, psalters, sackbuts, hewgags and
horns to match. And always In front OF
the band, with his back TO the audience,
is little chap with q stick IN his hand,
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In State bonds, Louisiana consos sold at $50
Asa, against 40 Saturday Alabama ~. class A,
sold at COLI, and class at S7l2; South Carolina
Is, non-fundable, at 81 and Missouri Is of 1856 at
1054.
The dealings IN railroad bonds we're marked by
considerable ireg9larity Co. G. and l. Z. issues
aRsn an tina" APPEAL es o% Jaas d
f Ss cas @ 6 Gf a rental p Ssh %
PENNSYLVANIA Company has appealed, IL seems
probable that the bondholders Of G., c. and l. o.
will do the same. because Judge Harlan's decree
did not give to them all that they asked from these
suits. The first assented bonds fell from 0O1 to
So, and the incomes from 46l2 to 41i2G42. Emo
00os show decline OF b per cent, while the funded
5s after rising from Ssh to S57s. declined TO S5is.
Missouri, Kansas and Texas first cconsols were
-. lower at 104, and the. seconds fell iron
6S1t to 657sd66l2. Chesapeake and Ohio tirsts.
series b, declined from CT to 6GG6G4. and the
currency interest debts from 41S4 to Al L. 81. Louis
and Iron Mountain second incomes continued strong
mt 79l2QS0a 10, after selling down to 7s. The
issues of Lake Erie and Western and Lafayette,
Bloomington and Muncie were steady at, fuil is-
ures. Mobile and Ohio first debentures sold at T24
373lo. Denver and Rio Grande tirss declined To
1882 103SI, aud Kansas, Pacific hrsts, Denver
DIVISION, recovered TO 10s4a1Osls, Texas Pacific
incomes falling to 77la The list OF choice inves--
ment bonds strong throughout.
The Sub-Ireasury to-day gained S627,5 on
balance made up by gains Or PTS ,5ol currency
since Friday 81 .GI7, 1868. Money was steady and
easy mt q and per cent at the Stock Exchange.
The domestic exchanges on New-fork at the places
named are quoted as follows: Savannah,
IIG to Il premium Charleston firm at ID
cents premium; st. LOUIS, 80 GEMS discount;
Chicago % cents discount Boston, par.
The United States Treasurer at Washing
ton to-day received 100000 in National bank
notes for redemption. The customs re;
ceipts were $5G500O, and the internal
receipts were 100000. The following, is the
Clearing House statement to-day: Exchanges.
1903 900, 013; balances, $4,373, 6s7 The business
at the Sab Treasury covered Receipts, Yl,416.olI;
payments. SSlS,9S2 currency Daiance'
1921 ,OSS coin balance. $107 .41S.719
Foreign exchange continues dull but firm at the
annexed quotations:
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Government bonds generally were strong, al
though tue final quotations for 4 per cents were
shade lower. Tomorrow the Treasury will open
offers to sell to it 81 100000 of the 6S of 1880 or
1881 OF the IS of 1881. As it IS probable that at
the present high market prices for these bonds,
having only ten and one-half months sixteen aud
one-haf months tOrun. the entire amount will be
offered and it is not TO be assumed that the Sec
rotary is making farce of the business by solicit
ing offers TO sell with an expectation that
such offers will be made at less than market figures,
it is likely that the whole asked for will be pur-
chased, and that about 81 800, 600 in hard cash
will therefore be paid out of the Treasury within
the next forty EIGHT hours.
The transactions at the Board to-day covered
$4,000 coupon IS of 1881 at 105is. $4,000 regis
tered 5s at f03, $4,000 coupon 4l2s at 10sos aud
Sl2, 900 registered at 107l201073s aud S13S. 900
coupon Is at 106 aud S280,000 registered at l06is
Q106. District of Columbia 3-65s were strong
with sales at 90090l4. At the close the market
was firm at the following quotations:
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SUPPLEMENT TO SCALPEL No. 46.
THE ORGANIC LAW.

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Circumcision s meanDgwas IL religious or ny.
gienc liei
Varicocee: what H. what are its effects on health
Neuralgia aud Anemia; what are theYi People VINO are
blood and nerve starved what y the curei -,
Early Decay OF American Women Is III proper 10 cheek
increase Of family
OF Structure by Internal Incsion; new ana
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Vrity In Young Married People, an unsuspecteu
Influence OF Tobacco the Sexual Powers.
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Of his bOlcness OF his views His great expert
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New York Daily Times.
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In London British consols opened weak with de-
cline ts 97l30 for money and to account but
both recovered TO 97lOle. United States 5s L
lower at 1854 but the 4lo per cents sold at Leo
1lss against Ill Is yesterday, and the per cents
rose from 1852 to 1o9l4 Erie fell from 5ol4 60
493s, preferred stock from 73 to 72at, and second
steady at 81. Illinois Central declined from 1919
to 1O7, and Reading from 34s4 to 33s4634. Penn
sylvania being 81 against 5ils yesterday.
1863, and 1363s0 1862. The Bank of England lost
f26.00O bullion on balance. Bar silver declined TO
from So 10 to s2l2 A Berlin dispatch states that
the Imperial Bank of Germany during the week
gained ,4S0, 600 marks specie.
The receipts of flour and grain at the principal
Atlantic ports this 10th day Of February were:
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CT. JOHNS SCHOOL. ,,,,-.
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Art Schools-Mew- York City.

MISS MCDONALD. 4 East 20th-st., teacher
M OF Drawing WajercOors, Porcelain Decoration (oNe
glaze, Fsi,nce tundei glazel
NERS. JOHN POPE.-LeSsOns in drawing.
M oil and wacrcoor painting decorating on china, SIX
ofh maj studio "a Xlst-stk
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WIN receive pupils painting Landscape, flowers SIN III
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DACKARD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE,

AM KINDERGAR rEN NORMAL SCHOOL,
~ SO East iGt.st.: l.. NJ. Coz. PTinNew classes VIII
begin after the holidays. Lessons thorough and practical
DANES BUSINESS COLLEGES, 81 Bow
i erv aud 1918 Broadway Arithmetic.
Shorthand Spehng taught privately - Writing Lessons
49, Ladies Guaod bo0kkeeDerS and accountants STU
dents fare O l. Roads . cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-11
IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL

/ NORTH GERMAN LLOYD -
STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW.NORK
sDUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN 81,
MAIN Sat FEB Il GEN. WEkDEK sat feh. -
Feb. = non U
RATES or PASSAGE from NEW. YORK 10 SOU THANH.
Ton, HAVRE OR BREMEN. IN
FIRST CABIN 800 SECOND CABIN .......... 500
sTEERAGE, $40. .
Return tickets reduced rates Prepaid steerage certh
sieerage tickets to all points the soutI Of ENGLAND $50