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CECIL COUNTY AGRICULTURAL FAIR.
Our Cecil county friends have made
extensive preparations for opening their
fair, on Wednesday. 1t will continue
three days, closing on Friday.
The fair grounds are enclosed With q
high board fence and the trottiag course
rallied off In subs antial manner. The
track is q half mile circle, as level and
hard as board. 1t 10 doubtful il there
Is better one in the country, the soil
being Of the kind most susceptible Of
being reduced TO the best condition for
trotting course. The location Of the
fair grounds is decidedly the best thai
could have been made. 1t adjoins the
railroad depot grounds on the west, the
entrance being within hundred yards
Of the depot; aud the grand stand only
about 800 yards from the station, so that
visitors in the cars will not be required
to lose any time in seeking conveyance,
as in most places where the exhibit. n
grounds are situated in more incou-
venient locations.
The buildings are not yet all com
pleted, but the contractor expects 10
have all done that are necessary BY
Tuesday afternoon. The grand stand IL
20 we'll elevated that fine view Of every
part of the race course will be COM
handed by the spectators. 1t will seal
about 800 persons. But fine view o.
the trials OF speed may be had from any
place within the grounds; and, there.
fore, only those who desire to EMO,
comfortable seats that are not exposed
to the rays of the sun need to pay fo
seats on the stand, which Is mainly TO
the accommodation of ladies and thei
escorts.
There are now two tents on th
grounds and several temporary shanties
and the judges stand will be erected to
day.
The entries of horses and colts ar
quite numerous. They were publishe
IN the GAZETTE on Saturday. A mum
Der Of Delaware horses will contend 70
the prizes, and some pretty fast trottin
Is anticipated. The p, W. q B.R. R
Company will run excursion trains fror
this city to Baltimore during the whol
week, and also TO the fair at Elkton, 9
reduce d rates, 90 that those who wish t
enjoy the pleasure of day at the fair q
this truly delightful little town will b
given an opportunity tina, should b
regarded as a great inducement.
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SENATOR BAYARD IN PHILADRL-
PHIA.-The reception given to Sena-
tor Bayard in Philadelphia on satur-
day night, was real ovation. In an
editorial reference the Times says
"Senator Bayard's address, deliver
ed in the Academy of Music last even
ing, was worthy of himself and of the
imposing demonstration that welcom-
ed him. 1t was temperate, statesman
like, and, what is more worthy of COM
mendation, it was truthful. 1t was
not an appeal to party or sectional
passions, but logical appeal to the ill.,
Ielligenee of business and industry,
and 10 the patriotism of the nation
that recognizes all interests and sec
tions as destined to prosper or decline
together. The response of the bust
ness men of Philadelphia was mani
tested by the spacious Academy being
crowded from parquet to dome before
eight o'clock. Long before the speak
ing began, the doors had to be closed
against the surging mass that pressed
upon the overcrowded aisles and TO.
tundas, and n large overflow meeting
was organized outside. 1t was not a
Democratic hurrah demonstration, but
solid, sober, thoughtful business men
were gathered together to hear one vi
the most conservative of our statesmen
present the issues of the contest al
they are likely TO affect commerce, iu.
,Iustry and trade. Like the Republi
can business gathering of a week ago,
the meeting of last evening was in all
respects creditable to Philadelphia
aud TO the party that invited and con
Quoted 1t.
SENATOR BAYARD's RECEPTION AT THE
MEETING.
| The Senator and his escort retired
into the green-room, where Mr.. Bay
ard deposited his overcoat ana hat anC
minute afterwards the party walked
upon the stage. And then a scene en-
sued which beggars description. A
soon as the tall form of the Senator
dressed in evening costume, was re
cognized the vast audience rose upol
its feet en- masse, and cheer upon chez
shook the great building. The audi
ence fairly went wild. Hats wer
. thrown into the air with reckless dis
regard of where they might com
down. Fans and handkerchief, wa k
ing sticks and umbrellas fluttered
waved and twirled above the owners
while the stamping of feet, clapping G
hands, humping of huge canes anC
the shouts and cheers of the multitud
echoed aud reverberAted, now dyln
down little and then swelling agai
to deafening roar. 1t was severs
1 minutes before the voice of Mr.. Ban
ger could be heard nominating Henri
b. latham as president of the meet
ing. The nomination of Mr.. Tathar
was ratified with yell and then Nj
i. latham, in a few words, presente
q the speaker Of the evening, who steI
a ped quickly down to the footlighti
where he stood bowling for five mir
d utes, while the scenes of wild applaus
o which had greeted his first appearance
| upon the stage were repeated and I,
a doubled.
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The Republican clubs made quite .

THE Republican clubs made quite a
pretty show on Saturday night. The
number in the procession was not large /;
but they marched we'll, and maintained
good order as they passed down Market
street. The row that the colored por-
ton Of the procession created is die
grace TO the city; aud the great number
of pistol shots that were fired from the
procession shows that mischief and per-
haps something more serious was in
tended. We had hoped that the cam.
paisn could be conducted without The
fear of a breach of the peace. We still
cling TO that hope, and caution oui
Democratic friends against carrying un-
lawful weapons. Those who rely upon
them usually get into difficulty.
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MOTTO AT n meeting OF the CITY
IN counc III wi minEtbn. held It ths
ounci c. amber, la the City Hal IN toe
sa d city o VtlmiugtOn.on fnurstay tn.
3tn dny Of ., Pr 'n0er, .. d., 1885, petit
ton from % eN Cioai, was presrn cd
settling forth certa. grou sand speeia-
cations upon when n -ent-sis 1 - cleo
tiou OF one JHm.s Lynn 10 the once oil
Inspec OF Of the n nth Ward OF the city
oi ilmington. for the term fone year
at the city election, hcld On the seventh
day OF september, A. ID lSsl wnish sai
y 1t on oge IA W tn the afndavlt OF the
said ". y. Cloud, a. eonpauyIng the same
nj said meetins been 20 d and nsidered
ny he city couuc !, the said city G"unsi
appu,st eds essay, Hctuber 18th A
d., 1855, at I ~ o'clock the tveninx. the
day place r hearing and deter mi a.
ing the said contest.
HARRY I'll ARPLEY
President Guy Council,
Attest. this fourth da1 Of OCTOBER. a. d,
1880.
E. B. Frazer, Clerk OF City Couneii,
Oct4-tl3
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NJ oTICE.-I, Edward Silcox. de hereby
~ give notice tnAt shall appl. to the
judges of the Peace and Jail Delivez n
the state OF Delaware, In and fer SsW
Castle county, on Monday. the 18th d. y
November next. beng the first day Of the
November Term, A. ID, 1881, fer . license
to keep au Inn or tavern. knowa as the
"Contlpentai House" In the village Of
Fieldsboro. In + 'hool District No. %. APP
POO inimink HID, with the privilege ls
sell Intoxicating liquors In less guam
ties than o Q qutrt TO be drunk ON the
p emises, aud the fol owing respectful Q
citizens recommend the said applicaNoh
to wit:
John Hanlon, his
VIM. u. ROUGH, John n Brothers,
j. II. t'ranols, marx,
JeEreel bri rs, John Hsnlon, wit
VIM. ). Holland, James H. Carton.
Hebet Hick man, John X. Hobson,
Joseph q. BrIgg. r. +. Jones.
Jas. Drausf1eld, wit. Isaac Austen,
Alex. Montgomery, Charles ii. W bb,
his James Sweatman,
Henry X Mates, Jas. Dausrield wit
mark. EDWARD klLCOX.
oct7-3t'
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nVrACss.


NOTIcE.-At . meeting OF the City
~ Council of Wilmington, held At the
Council Chamber, III the City Hail In
the said city OF Wilmingtou,o n THIS rsdsy
the 30 day of september. A. d., 1859. .
petition from QUE Thomas l.. Meu "eley
was presented setting forth certain
grounds aud specifications upon which he
eontssls the eIecti N OF pde David X
smith Tn the office OF member Of city
Council from tn 9Th Ward of the said sity
Of Whining on for the term OF I'VE ears,
nj the CITY election he'd on the seventh
day OF sept mDer. A. n, lss', " h'sh said
petition, together with the AFFIDAVIT " the
said Thomas l.. Mousels accompanying
the same, having ~ aid me-tlng been
read and considered by the City Council,
the said Guy Council did appoint Mond y
October llIh. A ID 1880, al 30 o'c,ook In
the evening the day and place Tor hearing
and de ter ming the sad contest.
HARRY sHAkPLEY,
President OF Council.
Attest, this fourth day Of October. A. D..
1880.
EDMUND b. FRAZER,
ocn-t1I Cork OF CITY Council.
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octo-t.t.s-ts

SHtRIFFS SALE
- BY virtue of writ OF Venditioni
Exponas To s.e directed, will be xposed
to public sale, At the
HOTEL or JOSEPH KIDD,
In Delaware city, in Red Lion hundred,
New Castle county, delaware.
On MONDAY, the LIST day OF Nov,. 1850,
At II O'Clock a. IN.
The following described re- l estate, viz -
A lot 81 land stu tie in IT. GeO ige hui
dred, new Castle county, Delaware,
bounded by lind ON the south aud south
west OF James M. vsnargrir, on the
northwest by the road leading from the
main rua 10 Por. Penn, with a Que aud n
half story frame dweiliug thereon
erected.
eiEed and taken In execution m The
property al Wlism hotnas Emery, and
- be sold by
JOAN PYLE. - erin.
'herifi's once, New Castle. October =,
1880. oc9 3tAwts.
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LHERIFF'S SALT.
- BY virtue OF writ OF Ais. Levari
Facias 10 me directed will be exposed 10
pubic sale the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL,
s4l Shipley street, kept by Isaac @. Pyle,
Ia the city Of Wilmington, New Castle
County, Delaware, on
SATURDAY, the I'D day Of October, 1880.
at 2 o'clock p. M,
The following described real estate. viz !:
Al that oertai lot OF land with a two
story brick house thereon cree ed, situate
In IN city III Wilmington BOUNDED md
described ~ follows, 10 wit Beginning at
"A corner OF Other land o. John Dugan
formerly OF the said samuel MoLano ON
the westerly side OF TaLnall street, be-
tween Fifth and Sixth streets, AT the dis
lance OF eighty two feet, uine iucheN from
the nortberlv side OF Fifth street, then Dc
North nifty Gig 4 degrees, west 81 xiy-eIght
feet 70 n line OF la d OF St. Peters Church
thence by that line No, tn thiTty-two de
grees, East, sixteen feet Heven and one
half inches to a line OF land TIE Afri-
can SchOol Society, thence by that line
south, fiity-tight degrees East aud parsl-
lei with Finn street, sixty-eiRhl leoL 10
the aioresaid side OF Tatna / 81 rect, th On CO
thereby South, thirty two degrees, West,
sixteen feet, seven and one. half inches 10
the place OF be .inniDR, he Tie co ',ents,
hereof what they may. Book T., voi, ~.
Page 81 &C.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property OF Mary Jane Back, who hath
intermarried WI solomon Lewis, sur
., JOHN PYLE, sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, New Caste, October 8.
1881. ooL8-e dts.
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SENATOR BkYARD's SPKKcH.-Tbe
report of the able and eloquent
speech by Senator Bayard In the
Philadelphia Academy of Music on
Saturday night, before one Of the most
intelligent and crowded audiences that
has assembled in that immense building
during the campaign will be found in
the GAZETTE to-day.
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DEuocRArrc MEETING.

hEMOCRATIO MEETING.
~ The Democrats of ppoquinimink
Hundred wi no d mass meeting NJ we
hotel Of Samuel T. Bouchelie. iownseno'
ON TUESDAY, OCTOBER 10Th,
At 7 o'clock. Further particulars OF MS
meeting will be given by posters IN rev
days. We have named he day SO tar IN
terfered with BY the adjoining Hundreds
holding meetiDgS on the same night.
Chief William Herbert and the New Cas-
tie band are particularly Invited 70 be on
hand, also all candidates on the state aud
Csunty ticket. Speakers from home and
abroad Will be invited Ths meeting will
commence At p. M, and continue until
the programme IL gone through with n IL
takes all night.
MANY DEM0CRATS.
Appoquinimink Hundred, September
18th, 1880. sep@.
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TUESDAY.

The 18th Day of October, 1880,
At 2 O'Clock, p. M, the following described
real estate, viz:
All that certain lot or piece OF land
situate In the city OF Wilmington, bound
ed and descri ed as folio AS: Begin ing on
the easterly side OF Walnut street between
Nluth and fenJn streets, ~ the di-ta ce
OF % eeL from tue southerly side OF Tent h
street, neice easterly parallel 10 Tenth
s rect ~ feel 10 IA 10 ieet wide alley, tn nce
southerly along the westerly side thereof
aud parallel To Walnut street IA leet one
inch, mere or less, TO corner OF dward
Dud,ey's land enoe thert by westerly
larane' TO zenith street, 20 feet u the sid I,
OF walnut street aforesaid aud Tn, nee
thereby D"rthrrly - IeeL one inoh, more
less To the place o. b-gIuniuE, be the
contents thereof what they may.
-eized aud taken INTO ex' cuL,on az the
proper y Of JAG ID NJ lliis, deceased (Johu
Palm nj, administrator oi Jacob Minis
<ieceased,) and Mary y. MilIis, and I. I.
Aud to be sold by
JOHN PYLE, Sheriff.
Sherlff's ONCE. New Castle, sepLem her
u, A. d.. 1880 81 Ili -t0dIs
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ON SATURDAY,
The 18th Day of OCTOBER, 1880,

at. O'Clock, p. m,
The following described real estate, viz /:
4 lot ~ grOu d situated IN the wtbt
de OF Orange street, be ween Eighth
street ana Girard street, III the city Of
Wdmlngtnn.wIih frame dwelling house
thereon or Q ed. being No SO OranRr
sire I, the L having out ON Ora ge
street OF ab tut ~ feet aud running BAGS
at that depth, westerly about III feet 70 Ia
small stree called New street, be the
same what IL may.
seized and taken in execution as the
prope ~ OF the Vestrym n aud church
wardens OF he Swedes lutheran church,
called lrinity church, AMI to be sold by
JOHN PYLE, Sherif.
1870. octl -3tawtA
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- HERIFFS SALE.
- by vi tue III writ of Levari Faciss
10 III directed, Will be exp Used to publ
sale at IRE
THE HOrt l. OF JOSEPH KIDD,
In elawai o city, H. Re Lion hundred,
New Caste cou"Ly, Delaware on
MONDAY,
The 18th day f October, 1880,
At O'clock p. M, the following described
al estate, VIZ
All that certain l II or par Gel OF land sIt-
ua.e - Ing and lei y IN the viii ge OF Port
Penn, In New q Tie county, and tale OF
DeiawHre, and ues rIbed Ia "A ceILlI IN con
veyance executed by Reb. cca Reed 10
Alrck X. Pen Layton bearing date the
twenty third day Of March, Ammo Dom nj
1887, Hs lolo~s, 10 wit:-Beg lnuing at the
northeast corner OF the farm house porch
and tanning thence b uLnwardly by Con-
greBs street, alb OF 90 feet, thence west
wardiy runni Z by the board fence which
separates the tad os from tie property
now occupied by the said Rebecca Heed,
about 49, ieet 10 lot now the properly OF
WI liam q. Cleaver thence by the said
lot no thwardly about 90 teet TO Merchant
street, thence eHstwArdlv down Merchant
street about lSO eet to me Deginn ing, con
taIning ten tho isaud eight nund ed feet,
be me sane more or less.
Slez I'd aid take into execution as the
| pr 'perty of WILLIAM LlASON and
M ARaAREr a. his wife, and A.Bendler
terre Tenant, and to be sold by
JOHN PYLE, Sheriff.
SherifFs of1ce, New Castle, sept. 30
| 1880. octl-3tawts.
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LAFAYETTE HOTEL

LAT n u L Il nv G1I9
81 Shipley street, kept by Isaac q. Pyle,
In the city Of Wilmington, New Castle
County, Delaware. on
SATURDAY. The 10th day OF Oct, 1880,
at2 O'Clock, p. m.
The following described real estate, viz:
A lot OF GROUND situate on the north " est
corner Of Washington and Lafayette
streets, In the city OF Wilmingto bOund-
ed and described as follows, TO wit: All
that lot OF ground, TO wit, situated on the
south west corner OF Washington ana La
fay elite streets Ia the city OF Wilmington,
bounded and described AS folio vs. 10 vii:
All that lot OF land on the southwes
corner OF Washington street and Lafay-
cite street. with n one story frame dwell
ling h use thereon erected.
80 zPd ami taken In execution as the
property OF William Askin's estate and 10
be sold by
JOHN PYLE, Sheriff.
sherifi's ONCE, New Castle. Sept. 80,
1891. octl -e0dts.
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tODLIL iSdL hN

ALE Or COWS
, The Subscribers Will .kS.HaTHakll
sell AT Public sale, a. Red y1&at6N
Lion, East Marlborough, n
chester county, Pa, sMMUeA
MONDAY. OCTOBER 18th. lSS0.
at l O'Clock, p. IN.
FORTY HEAD OF rkhSh COW
AND SPRlN0ERs, TWENTY HEAD
OF FEEDERS. LOT OF YOUNG
BULLS
SILL BAILEY
T.. W Sttdhppn . ~" A"~t'rs Octl- >
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SHERIFF SALES.
CHERIFF'S SALE.

SHEhlFFS SALE,
By virtue OF sundry wrlts OF Plus. and
Ais Yenditioni Exponas to me d.
rected, will be exposed To public ,ale 81
the
HOTEL OF JOSEPH KIDD.
In Delaware City, in Red Lion hundred;
New Castle county, Delaware. on
MONDAY,
the 18th day of October, 1880,
at o'clock pm, the following described
real estate, viEs-
All the undivided one-sizth part, and one
fou tn part Of other one lixih part OF
all that certain lot or piece 81 ground In
Delaware City In the county OF New Cas-
tie, State OF Delaware, situate on tde
northeastern sideof Harbor street, begin
ming a. ONT in the northeastern side OF
The said Harbor street where the north
western side OF Cliuton street continued
up It's course IL a straight line would In
tersect the northeas ern side OF the said
Haruor street, running thence along laid
Harbor street, north iorty six and three
gu trter Dig ees west las feet TO land Of
isaiah Hacker. thence alon : said HACKERS
land and line ut right angles with the last
named course, nOrtn as wardly to.iow wa
ter mark in the river d. laware be the dis
tan, Q more or less thence aiong said INV
water mark enthusiastically lSi ieet more
or less 10 the DOrthwester eide OF the up
per wharf OF the Chesapeake 4 Delsw' Q
canal Company, the"ce "a 9 sal wharf
the course thereof ,outhwestwardly 20
tue MOI theastern side Of saiu Harbor
rect be the distance more or less, thence
along saidH Dor street the cou rse there
OF ~ feet more or less 10 the place 90 be
giu lag, bounded suuthwArdly by Hafbor
street. non hwestwardly b, said IL 'cker's
gIounds, ENTHUSIASTICALLY to low water
mark o the rivert 'elawar ands inthe st
ward by the upper wharf Of tho Chesa-
IfRt L IN a ra
LhIee ir me store hous tn reun ereo Ell
aud y frame freight house erected on Tie
wharf.
~ezd a"d taken IN execution as the
pro- erty OF ANTHONY REY BOLD, and
70 be- sold by
JOHN Ply II. h.rif
Sherin's Office, New castle, sep ember
80, 1881. 0c,2-edts
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HEkIFF'S i ALE.
- BY virtue of a writ OF Levari r elias
to me directed. will be exposed to public
sale, at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL,
No. 8il Shipley street. kept by Isaac G.
Pyle In the city OF Wilmington New Gus
Tie county, Delaware, on
SAT UKDAY. the I'D day OF October
A. y. 1880, at O'Clock. p. m.
The following described Real Estate,
viz; All that certain lot, piece or parcel
OF land with a three siorled brick house
thereon erected, situate in the city Ol
NJ miugtun, bOul ded and described AT
follows, To wit: BEGINNING at IA point Oh
the esterly side Of Harrison street, be-
Jw cen 0ilpin avenue and ShAiicrpsA
avenue at The distance of one hundred
aud twenty-five feet trum the norJberIy
side OF 1llpin avenue, thence Westerly
parallel with 0llpin avenue one hundred
feet 10 a STAKE, thence northe y parallel
with Harrison street twenty. fivs feet Y
aho her stake, thence easIeriy paral Iel
with ,IlIpin avenue one hundred feet T.
tho Aforesaid SIDE of Harrison sire /, aud
tuunce thereby sOutherly twenty nve feet
To the pace of besl mug, DO the contents
thereof VIII 1t lhvy may.
seized aud TAX III execution as the
property III JOAN L MOLE ,R. aud
A N ELLA f., his wife, and /. t., aud " be
sold by
JOHN PYLE, Sher ff
al, rims Once, New CAstle. October 9Th
1880.
oct8m.w,f- fits
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cHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue OF writ OF Levari Facias to
me directed will be exposed to pubic
sale NJ the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL,
S4l Shipley street, kept by Isaac q. Pyle,
In the city OF Wilmington, New Castle
County, Del. on
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OriCE.-Fvery democrat that wishes
~ TO be nAtu alIz Il wal leave their
names AT the siol OF W. II. Quinn, No.
IL Market street, AID bring iheir uch-
ers, he Com 1T viii see That they get
their p pers. BY order TIE ID Moor tic
AsSuciatIun, W. IL. QUINN
sepD u. Luair inan.
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We have no hesitation whatever In
recommending DIR. Buirs Baby syrup for
children teething or suffering from Wind
Cnlic. Diarrhoea or DysL mt ~.
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FOR LEVY COUNT coMMIssIoNERs,
THOMAS LEE TALLEY, Brandyw'e HID
THOMAS ]. HANNA, Christiana Hid.
ROBERT r. MORRISON, New Castle Id
ALEXANDER WILSON, Pencader Hid.
MARTIN FARRELL, Wilmington HID.
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INhOMAS M. OGLk, AUCTlONEkh
l. AND REAL ESTATE AGENT.
Having had Ave years experience in
the Recorders Ofiice, persons de -iring 10
purchase or sell Real Estate, will ind II
TO their advantage To give me q call.
Houses rented, rents collected and return.
ed monthly. viii also ouy second hand
furniture. New and second hand furni
tuie Tor sale. Store, 81 Market street,
wilmington, Del. 1ucto sales prompt
attended 10. nj reason hi" 49, g.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

LNOR SALE.-One-horse family Pheton
l. TO seat four persons. In good order, q
bargain. Apply at rioneer Club Stable
Orange street, below Niuth. aug2-tf
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Eleven deaths occurred in this city
Ia st week.
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INRUSrkE's SALE
l. OF
REAL ESTATE.

By virtue of renewed order OF the
Court Of cha Gerry The Stat OF Deia.
ware. In and foi New Castle county, made
at the September Term. A. ID. 1880, will be
nOid
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CHERIFF'S SALE.
IFAYETTE HOTEL,

By ,irtue OF writ OF Levari Facias, to
me directed, will be exposed 10 public
sale, at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL,
al Shipley street. Kept by Isaac G. Pyle,
IN the city Of Wilmington, New CASTLE
county, Del,
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, OR %ALE
That splendid stand, and hotel and
premises at Townsend. Pric 5000. one
half cash AN the balance in one and two
years. Possession given on the 2jLn
March, 1881. For further particu lars en-
quiIe OF the undersigned.
SAMUEL townsend.
sepl5- Townsend, del.
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Genus Rewal d.
oct4-t1I

Left she premises OF the undersigned on
the 9TH day OF March last. 1881, Wn n,
Lewis. All IDdenLured apprentice to the
undersigDei for tn farming busi aess
from the 'Childreu's Home IN WilinI T.
ton. WIN. Il, RI00~, n.
Clayton. Del, Sept. -. 1850. sspse Sw.
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DEnoCRArIc COUNTY TICKET

DEMoCRATIC COUNTY TICKET
yoR SHERIFF,
PURNAL ]. LYNCH.
ron CORONER.
JOSEPH YARNALL.
FOR STATE SENATOR,
JAMES PARKE POSTLES.
FOR REPRESENTATIVE,
DIR. JAMES V. era WFoRD,
MAR HALL 3. CHANDLER,
STEPHEN SPRINGER,
JAMES r. SH ALLCROSS,
THEODORr r. ARMSTRONG,
FRANKLIN COLLINS,
HENRY @, TURNER.
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HERlFF8 SALE.
BY virtue OF a writ OF Levari Faciae
to me directed, will be exposed TO public
sale at the
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VIYANTED.-Bo riders can be aeon
w modatcd with Board At sle CHEsr
NU STREET. oo.e tw.s
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VA ANTED--A purchaser Tor two II fret
w front lots on Delaware avenue.
near FRANKLIN. Address
sepp-d&wtf Nv" q zETTR OTFICn.
NAI ANTI D.-A purchaser Tor lwp finely
w located cottage lots Rt Rehoboth
near the beach. or an exchange for city
property. Address, I'D thiApffice.
sep9-d&wtf.
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wheat $;' f. u; 4:
Oot.Ieodty
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By virtue OF sundry writs OF Plus. and
Ais. Yenditioni Exponas TO me dl.
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ron REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS,
HON. EDwARD L. MARTIN.