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SPECIAL NOTICE.
TO GENTLEMEN:

We hsva large stock of GENTS Fine BOOTS
and SHOES Of very superior quali.y, made by
hand, which canEo. BIO surpassed in style, quali-
ity or price. A man may be decked in good
suit OF clothes and d nsY has but if no has not
tidy feet hs is 20. considered we'll dressed.
These goods will ba sold for much less than
they en- be boagh! tor In this toan or Waahirg-
ton. All we nsk is fer you to come and examine
thsm. w. u. WADDEY, IlO ktng st.
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THE sDnonucsm ens of Hsnlsn's victory Oh the
Ttam, 20 day wHs hu;le'o'd at this flee this
maIhips, OF Q o'oaek, through tho pollteosss
eff he operator Of the Amsricin Ualon Tele-
graph ComDa5y.
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CT i /, us s,te d business ventures
81 "a rpsiSe, br itle, attends the prompt
r,i u a. .. r. IF Dr., Bulls Cough Syrup.
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BRIGHT AS THE NooNDAY.-The GOLDEN
SUN" FIRE PLACE HEATERS. For sale BY
STANsBURY & Bro. manufacturers and deal
ers 10 owes and tlnHHrs. corner OF King and
Washington streets. MoBurney's Building.
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REVERSIBLE 0vsRcoATs (oeI desigDs) at
MoSE WATtgMAN'S
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NoBBY HATS for Cnidren at NOSE WATER
MANS.
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OvERCoATs 10 1aR pa!1tcs 81 NOSE WATER.
MAN
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LOCAL MATTERS.

Heather Probabilities November 10 l., l . Va.
Far he Middl. ate, ouay OF p'r,dH w osIv
=, A. 1er. possibly cc,,i,pal rain. woas mus,y
f,om oofth9es to sou invest, Wto ssaI'U.''
~ nh bioher temp rslure and lower Dsfo"s'sr'
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BOYS ULsTERs BOYS ULsTERs BOYS
listers at NOSE WATERWAYS.
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4 LARGE AND WELL ASSORTED
AZ STOCK OF
MISSES AND CHILDREN'S SCHOOL
SHOE,,
OF every description, which will be sold cheaper
than they csn BIZ bought elsewhere. They are
the best in the market
WADDEY, lie King 81.
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roUyo DEAD. -HcIry Boswell, swell-knoEn
.,,,.!., ,4..o hiss i7r aunbsr Of years gained
hig ,i7irg b; b5gsnE ou its 't7eets, was tound
tra5. Saturday, r;ghs last, about 10 o'cccs, CD
OI.:o street., b,:sCou u.o:y AID F'yaste, ~
mn, T.!as Eilo Ha:a passloS thst way. nc
ii ads +! lho deceased we're notified, aud the
bl5l y !. remavad 70 biz Isia b0me on Colau-
BIS sire! Lear the Gina! hs-lo. a jay Was
sammoaed yesterday aEtc.ncoa with justice
J lo Ii. Thompson f.Eom2a aad u. Il. u
Pygc. ciroacr, aud al i4GGcsi "as held. After
yss,rs tie boty and examining stversl Wit
= SEE gsid C: 'ths! he deceased c'm, 10
Ii; dtaih :roD inteuptf9icc AID sxDosu 20
vas rerla.;d. B swell, short 'ine before his
Hfc!,ss b0dS vas fJuad. w.s seq 10 tHes store OF
J5ao R3scy N tie ruer 81 Fsgst!e nd q isen
sl7ceig, whore he took t"o drinks. lie sit tas
sto5c very dru1k, aud dropped dead gu Li' way
homa George BisRcli. brother ct the aecsasv d,
VS. killed iaT yeas ago u the ti!ilgg 10 OF
huli!ug 10 ths northwestern s'cti0n of the city,
I'D the mother nc lived iii1rles frCm Hbioh
she EiIl ngver recover. ibis IS the tcurt5
death in !h, Fsui!y in as many Ycs,s.
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r,- he Miidl . ate. Z 0uiy or " o,l
- a. ,er possi DIP co,,i, nal rain. ~tou' uoo
f,,m no,thges TO sou invest, w!tn sta,.ouai
=. bioher temp rsiure and lower osfon7'sr'
Dr,so,,I-W,, take the following from IN
Society Chat" o: tho "aSn'os'0' 0D'
Herald. ;,,;st;,o bor -tl,,iy,
Mrs Ncu So, 70 Fauq rer county, va. -,
Mrs, Howa d, nee Bent, OF A'exanatis' " w'
,a married ou The l6 OF Dso'mo@r ID "'
1 "s sm.ure 2era will BE- given in fen wee
,,,sc nnsic,l young people of AIexaud:h 20
~. ~ ' beo6s Of the A!exandris Light lot:n'rg
:rho ne,fornsrcs will bs a. Armory HELL sn
The iasdiog role will &c sustained ny "'s
~, NJ Fr.tk Pfess.mau. Of Ahxa9drls. ao(
mia uiie. daughter Of Ross!:er. ths isonen'e'
.ri,t and their baby eZpsot s0on 70 alilV' u
a, r,oaria 10 spend tho winter. They returned
az waat go from Paris. and sTc at tae hote
B,unsHick. in New York; ..,.
al a." v,ed,;a has opened her gay ssasoI carly
q,.,,.o Wv, alrcscg been Two lasge hops glVer
t t",}" rcnnr rcptenee at MeBufuey's Hall tb
IT, ~" IF ytica TOOK pIac. "Wednesday night: VI
-, esna cvo3jog there Vas prs:ty cIil1IcG
ns.ty g;gcn by Mrs. Wilbur Rsed. =,
=! hero will be somo amateur sbes'rca!s at TIT
sior.n5ri. ATmory. on the lG h les act. ior to-
bsosa. OF th, Old Douiaion Boat Cub. ju.
o-r.sjz d il that CITY. The c,medy "Ah l.
"a. God Tnat G tiers sitl be pcrtoEms5. tn
cSt erlb.aciog Miss Msrg Bran, Miss Fairfax
Miss Wood, aad Others. go.
His louise Ei!.ca ALL, CT this city. is EisiliGi
.inr Dis IN lylch5utg
Mss Manic sexton, of Lyt cl5urs i. Wis liz:
st,5o .esi!eaco Of Mrs. 4. CuE'r, III this city
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To the Ladies.

We hsvo great many new atylos for la5is 30
wear that are really beautiful. Ladies who have
any desire to present handsome understanding
will co wall 10 examine them at
WADREY's, ITO EiHg st.
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A FULL LINE OF FRESH RUBBERS,
N Of all kinds, which will be sold at prices
that defy compel ion.
on will save money by exam ming our stock,
a. the goods must be sold WADDEY.
nQvll ITO King st., Alexandra,
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DISCS CURE FOR CONSUMPTION-Aa
L the season for Coughs and Coldh is again
upon US Wa desire oncs more to csll The atIen.
ton of our customers to the above invaluable
|smsdcine II is now over ten years since we
frst introduced this Preparation into th,s sec.ion
of country, and our sales of i. have consnuad
annually largely TO increase, and with unn,sr-
rupted satisfaction 10 all who have use3 it Also
Pts - CUkE FOR UaTAHHH, q sure rems-
dy for that very comEoa and dssgreeable dis.
ease. Both preparations are put up in bottles
of two Sizes Yetsiling at 25c and 81 respectively.
The trade supplied OF prop7ietor's rates.
JANNHY co.
oct2 Wholesale Agents 10 & 1862 King ct
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FI'HE FOLLOWING LOTS ara exceptional
bargains EId will never be 6uplicatsd at
the prices:
Boys Fine Osf Eoots at 81 so
Youths leo
Also splendid stock CT Boys and Youths
Tress and Scfo DOL Shoes Of every description.
These goods cannot be nest as to price and quail.
i!y. WADDRY, ITO King st,
The daily gazette., 1880-05-19

COL. Bon lNGEksoLL's scandalous
a-heistical lecture in New Yolk, is to ue
delivered in Philadelphia in the Acade
my of Music, on Tuesday evening. 1t
Is entitled "What must we do to be
Saved" The repor,s of this lecture, as
delivered before large audience in
n. York on Sunday, show it to BIZ more
radical and dangerous than anything
heretofore emanating from his respect
able infdel aud pretended teacl er OF
morality. Mr.. Ingersol ridicul, s, and
would destroy all the christian churches;
while he substitutes nothing TO take
their place. christianity has suffered
many assaults, and has withstood them
all ; and il is hoped that this dangerous
foe TO religion will find thai his wild
harrangues will fall to the ground as has
such teachings in all times past. What
would be the result were the restrai ia
Of religion cast aside and all our
churches, dedicated to God and to truth
and charity, destroyed, is more than one
can imagine. 1t is appalling to con-
template what would follow the adop-
tion of Mr.. Ingersolls ideas. His doc
trines are most dangerous and sh uld be
avoided.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-19

81 Am for Blaine" said Colonel Rob
lngersoll to Tribune reporter. 81
want Blaine to be nominated because be
will fill the country with enthusiasm.
and because men dead for other candi.
dates will have wings for him. Win
him as president we shall see new era
in this country. Government will be
purer and politics more patriotic"
led Cloud, Spotted Tail and ten other
sioux Chiefs are reported at Rosebud
Laaulng, Dekota waiting for a boat to
take them TO Yankton. whence tbav nj !;
20 to Washington to discuss a pr0posi.
tlon .'oine-mit railroads to run through
the Sioux reservation
Mr. Newcomb, the agent of the Ros.
seau IDiians in Mouitoha. visited tn.m
last week to give them their annual snT-
ply OF set DIS. He reports that the Indians
got through The winter safely and are
now crtcniag an abundance OF fish.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-19

THE quarrel in the Republican par.
ty In beginning TO alarm the most de.
terniined of the leaders as well AS OF
the rank and file. The New York
Herald, in referring to the cony. ntions
to BE- held to-day in six States and
Territories, says while the Democrats
are harmonious, ''crisis'' and bolt
is likely to be reached at Springfield.
We quote ton the Republican side
the contests will take place in Illinois,
Which sends forty-two delegates to the
National Convention in Minnesota.
with ten, and in Nebraska, with six.
In Dakota Territory two delegates are
to be chosen. This will leave only
four States yot to hear from, and will
practically settle the question as to
whether the third-termers or their op-
ponents will prevail at Chicago next
month. The interest centres ON Illi-
nois, not only on account of its large
delegation, but also on accou t of the
recent boil in Cook county and he ex-
treme bitterness of the contest there.
A division of the party seems almost
inevitable, and two separate conven-
tlons to-day are spoken of as among
the probabilities. The democrats will
hold conventions in New Jersey and
Virginia, representatives of the former
electing eighteen delega'es to Cincin-
natl and those of the latter State twen-
ty, two. The situation on the demo-
cratic side is much simpler and the ac-
tions of the conventions are likely to
be harmonious, although there is some
falling off from the full strength of the
party in Virginia, owing to the antag-
onism of the readjusters and debt pay
ers."
The daily gazette., 1880-05-19
WEDNESDAY. MAY 10. 1850.

KELLoeG's SEAT Senator Sauls
bury made an earnest and lie speech
in the Senate yesterda. in which he
took the broad ground that as mat
ter of fact Kellogg was not elected to
the Senate, and therefore, was moi
legally entitled to a seat in that body
1t seems too, that as the committee OF
which Mr.. Salisbury is Chairman,
was charged with the duty of ascer-
tanning the facts in the case; and after
taking evidence, have arrived at the
conclusion that Kellogg was not elect
ed. We cannot see how Senators can
determine to vote to continue so
scandalous character in the seat to
the further disgrace of the Senate.
: We presume the Senate might vote to
continue man in a seat with the
facts before Them to prove that he was
not elected. But this ould not be in
accordance with right and justice.
Senators say there was no ''bargain'
made to seat Butler of South Caro-
lima, and Kellogg of Louisiana, at the
same time and upon the same terms.
There could be no such bargain,
although Senator Blaine's speech
showed that he believed there was,
and that he was ready to trade off the
seat of a Senator to secure political
influence. We certainly think Sena-
tor Saulsbury's speech takes the right
vow of the subject. The Senate
might have erred in seating Kellogg
believing he had been legally elected.
But when that body has discovered its
error, can it deprive another of his
seat by continuing Kellogg in it
Such doctrine only finds a parallel
in the great fraud by which Mr.. Hayes
is permitted to hold the Executive
Office to which Mr.. lilden was elected.
1t is true, under the Constitution and
the laws, the Senate is made the Judge
OF its own members. But at the same
time the Constitution and the laws
point out a way in which members of
the Senate may be chosen in their
State legislatures. Now, the oath OF
a Senator to maintain the Constitu-
ton and the laws of the United States
contemplates no such thing as seating
man by a bargain to fill up politl-
cal quantity of party, much less to |
continue him in his seat, because of
his having been seated through a
supposition. We rather in
cline to the opinion that the oaths of
Senators to maintain the Constitution
and laws. would impress them with
the necessity of undoing an error by
giving to Spotford the seat KELLOGG
lolds by such mistake in the Sen
tie. 1t is possible tha. preceden and
previous actions of the Senate NAV be
lted to sustain the action of that
'ody and those who vote to contiuue
Kellogg in seat to which he has not
'een elected; but it seems to US that
IS matter Of equality and justice, if
'pofford was elected, he should be
eated, or compensated in some way.
1t least it certainly does not look like
creditable thing in the Senate to
eprive Spofford of his right and con-
or it on Kellogg.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-19

EX-ALDERMAN and late City Trea-
surer, Francis Vincent, is again attract
ing attention because of his peculiar
views as to the possibility of uniting
all the English-speaking peoples under
one government. Some of his politi-
cal friends here had proposed his
name az candidate for the Delaware
Legislature; and the Philadelphia Tele-
g'dph taking time by the forelock "
nominates him as candidate for the
fast President of the United States
of the World" 1t is doubtful now
whether he will be able to accommo-
date his friends in Delaware.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-19

They were playing game they call
enchre. She held both bowers and the
king, and two aces of other SUI, but She
was novice at the game. A young man
who was teaching her looked at her
cards aud warmly exclaimed, "What a
lovely hand!" she looked at hin
Ntraight in the eyes and murmured,
''fou may have. it if you want IT," All
the rest OF the evening be wondered If
he Was the victim of leap-year pro-
posal.
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From a Distinguished clerwypau

WAsHINGrCN, ID. Z, June 10. 1879.
have Known Of several persons who
regarded themselves as greatly benefited
anu some OF mem ~ per mdneTiiU cured OF
diseases OF the kidneys ana urinary
organs Dy our medicIne, Warmers SAT-,
Kidney ard Liver Cure. 1 have known
100, oi lts use ia similar cases by physi-
clans oi the hlguesL character and stand
I"g. do not doubL mat II has great vlr-
Tue. j. H. RANKIN
nay3-2w.
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PROPOSALS FOR spRINKLING SITS
OFFICE OF STREET TCoMMIssIoNER.
No. S% East Sixth straat
WILMINGroN. nel Mnv15 le,

WILMINGroN, Del, NAV l5 Iss1
Sealed propose will be received in Tho
Dox IN the city Council Chamber. until
;a e; "eiock p. m, on Thursday, May 70,
The Railroad to Sixteenth street and
Fourth street, from Tatnall street to the
Christlana wharf. Both streets to be
sprlnKled Twice day, and ofLener If me-
ces ssary (Sundays eXcepted.J The work il
TO he stopped whenever the Street Com
missioner gives the Contractor Lotice
that ~ ls not done in satisfactory man
ner, or lhtl The street Committee deems
~ no longer necessary. Parties bidding
WIN please state the price II week for
ply 10 l.. PIYNCH up
myl5-5t. Street Cemmissioner
The daily gazette., 1880-05-19

RAIN NEEDED.-In every section of
the country rain appears o be needed
The grass, and the berry and fruit
crops are suffering greatly. The wheat
is also beginning to show the bad
signs of draught. In many sections
extensive forest fires have occurred
and others are still feared.
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PROPOSALS FOR COAL.
WATER DEPARTMENT.
CHIEF EHGINEERS $ OFFICE.

+.
ChIEF EHGINEERs OFFICE.
WILMINGTOS, Del MAY II lssl,
Sealed proposals VIII be received IN tL,.
boX AT lhe Clty Council Chamber until 7.0
CLOCK p: m. on thursday May 10Th. iS0
Ior furnishing the ater Department
win Georges Creek bituminous coal iron,
The coal TO be delivered at such nnmn.
ing stations, at such Tunes, and IN such
quantities as may be directed by The
chief Engineer. 'N'
From SO to 1000 tons will be required
rloposas must state price per ton of
22lU pounds. VI
no proposal VIII be received unless ac-
compani.d with bond with sureiy ~,
the sum OF one thousand dollars.
Biank lorms for proposals may be had
Council. ivy
Ihe rlshtto Increase or diminish the
quantity named, also, the right to reject
any or all bids Is reserved
ii. B. MCINTYRE
myl7-4t. CHIEF Enpineor
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Washington.

CONF FERENCEs AMONG DEMOCRATS
OF ALL sECTIoNs-THE DEMO.
CRATIC PRESIDENTIAL sITUA.
TION.
Herald Correspondence.
WASHINGTON, May lS.-In a lit
tie over thirty days more the Demo
cratic Convention will meet at Gin
cinnati, and while the republican
quarrel engages the public attention
so entirely that their opponents are
almost forgotten, the democrats are
not idle. There have been constant
informal conferences here between
Eastern, Western and Southern men ,
and several conclusions seem to be
fairly well established out of these
interchanges of opinion.
FirSt-The Western and Southern
men agree that the candidate ought
TO be an Eastern man.
SecOnd-They favor either Gov
ernor Seymour, if he will accept. or
Senator Bayard, for whom it is un-
derstood that Massachusetts will ask.
Senator Randolph, of New Jersey,
Is regarded by good many Western
and Southern men as the next man
to Bayard if the latter should not
carry. Judge Church was highly
thought of and his sudden death is
generally momned here.
Third-It is taken for granted that
Mr.. Tilden will not be a candidate.
F0ufM-A military candidate finds
little favor. A prominent Western
Democrat said to your correspond
ent =
81 like Hancock, and think him a
great man, but his country wants civ
llian, not military rulers"
FUM-An Eastern man for the head |
li the ticket suppUses Western man
Tor the second place, and there is a
very general feeling hat Nj. Morrison
Jf Illinois, would be the best man for |
this place. He has been consistent |
aud unfiinching hard money Democrar. !
lie served with honor in the army and |
he is very popular in his State, and H. |
llnois is one of those States which, if |
he ex-President is nominated. the |
Democrats will hope to carry.
flnahy, The Democrats are not quar-
fel ing among themselves, and they see
clearly that to succeed they must nom |
mate ticket which will secure at once |
ana without argument the confidence
ol the best sentiment of the country.
What we need is to nominate tick
9 which shall deserve the support of
those Republicans who do not want TO
vote for the ex-President," said
Western Democrat to your correspon-
dent Today, "and most of our people
are agreed upon this This is the
Democratic situation in brief, as it ap-
pears here.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-19
PROPOSALS FOR CITY HAULING.
STREET COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
No. 81 EAST SIxrH STREET,
WIJMISgIDS Del Nav I-tb lyon


WILMINGroN, Del, May l7th, 1880.
Sealed proposals will be received in the
box IN The city Council Chamber, until
80 p. m, Thursday, May 27lh, 1850 Tor
furnishing teams and hau ing by the
load, sand from the sand pit and stone
from the Stone Breaker, to any part of
The city where the street Commissioner
may Iced them. The contract viii be lor
The space OF six months. Parties bidding
WIN please state the number OF LeaIns
luey can furnish and the price per load
oi not less than twenty-five bushels.
a bond " lh security IN the sum OF one
hundred dollars must accompany each
proposal for the good faith of the bidder.
ana lhe person or persons to whom the
contract may be awarded shall give "A
bond with security IN the sum of two hun-
dred dollars Tor the faithful performance
o the contract Tue committee reserve
tht rlSht 10 re 1ect any or ali bids An
bids must be properly signed, sealed and
endorsed proposals for City Hauling.U
For further Information Apply 10
l.. 4. LYNCH
mylS-9'. Street Comnissianer
The daily gazette., 1880-05-19
REGISTERS ORDER,
REeIsTER's oFPIcE,

.
New Castle county, May Sth. 1880.
Upon the application OF John Donahua
Administrator @. T. A. OF Ann Devine
late of ChristiRna Hundred, In said coun-
~, deceased, 1t Is ordered and directed by the
Regisi er that the Administrator aforesaid
give notice OF the granting OF letters
OF Administration upon the estate OF the
deceased, with the date OF granting there
OF, by causing ad vertisements u be post
cd within forty days from the date OF such
letters, In six OF the most public places OF
the county of New Castle, requiring ali
persons having demands against the ee-
tate To present the same or abide by an
act OF Assembly In such case made and
provided. And also cause the same To be
inserted within the same period In the
WILMINGTON GAzETTE,a "a newspaperpub-
'ished in Wilmington, aud to be contln-
ued therein three weeks, (e od).
t~, Given under The hand and seal
l.. 3. of ONCE OF the Register aforesaid,
'~~~~' at New Castle, Ia New Castle
county, aforesaid, the day and year above
written. S. q. BIGGS keRister.
NOTICE Il.
All persons having claims against the
estate OF the deceased must present The
same duly attested to the Administrator.
on or before May 9Th. 1851, or abide the
act OF Assembly in such case made and
provided. JOHN DONAHUA,
Administrator, q. 4. A.
Address.-Henry Clay p. o.. Del. 3w
The daily gazette., 1880-05-19

The New York Times tries to make
out in a despatch from Wilmington
that the Delaware delegates to Chica-
go are to be bartered away to the can
didate promising the most patronage.
-Press.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-19
THE KELLoGG CASE.

lhe consideration of the Kellogg
resolutions was resumed in the Sena, o
to-day, and Mr.. salisbury, of Della
aware, spoke i'll favor of the report of
the commi' tee. He said the whole
question was whe her Mr.. Kellogg was
elected by the Legisla ure of Louisi-
ana. If the Senate was satisfied that
lie Vas not 80 elected he could not be
retained in the Senate without plain
viola ion of the constitutional proyi-
sion requiring Senators to he chosen
by he Legislatures of the States
I:iis was a question for the presenL
Senate. The issue was not what 9th
ers had done before, but what it was
tho Senate's duty to do now in view of
the facts ascertalned.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-19

NOTICL.-Persons VINO we're We e6s ",t United
N the state OF Delaware Miy 70, ,"' JSas Of
States IN iltary service Ia Ia, M1y imitation fes,
July, 1891. and paid GGniiediniS Gs,nt,ed ia iS65 sDa
were afterwards again drai'eu esunbstilute o.
were required TO procure apder the laltG
enter the military service antage uu TO cons
draft, will find 1t tothelr aufSI ifS or BY leIIa
municate, either perIsonnshbo nho has been, az ~
with The undersigned W,uisture 10 collso
thorlzed By tne sta'e Of War, The NonmTT6Ss T6s
fIon o% money dSs psd suSh ,sS pssFssI"sc
sscfs's set Of Congress 70 refund Ihe E. 5. DAY,
ton paid on such cases: T. VII
Doyer DEL, July TO- I"S
The daily gazette., 1880-05-19
PUBLIC SALES.
1. UBLIC SALE
3S GOOD Bull DING LOTS

1. UBLIC SALE
3S c Cd B L DING LOTS
On tlllh, Tenth, Scott, Dupont and other
streets, and on lowering and 0ilpIn
Avenues,
ON SATURDAY, MAY 22D. 1890.
at p. IN on the premises,
without Postponement, Withdrawal or
underbidding.
These lots are variously located on the
Lowering property, In the popular "t,,
Acres, on the Gilpin proper y near the
cause villas, on western Filth street. and
near inc great improvements in IN,
western part of the city are nearly
All on elevated ground, and are really de.
slfhbie for purchasers. The subscri6er In
readily selling ground In some locaIities
AT double the prices offered at two vears
ago, and can quickly rent so small dwell
lngs at advanced rates.
me sale Will commence at n m With
NO. and lots on Lowering pronerty
proceed about 80 D. m. with NJ
10 70 Inclusive on GiIpln proDertv %
about b p. IN. with lois "a to S2 fnclnsive
ana ABOUT $50 p. m. with the baInnce ~
Iots IN southwestern part of city' An
onnhiDus VIII leave Seventh and Marke,
streets at 80 p. IN. e'
For terms oil sale plot and nar,ic,Ia.s
Zee posters.
]. T. HEALD,
Seventh and Mark Ell streets.
- II'i''Ni agent 10 effect the sale.