davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1880-01-22
much greater than nppcnrs In print. This being
tho caao, tho record ,sns nnly untr,lo for tbs
time being, and tho mistake WIS probably ':nin-

tho caao tho record ,sns nnly untr1lo for tbs
time being, and tho mistake WIS probably ':nin.
tcntionnt
As nntcd at,ovo, tho decline IN prtatncc ycstcr-
tny wns prnl,nyn result INT cnst III lrtrt) of tho
announcement TINT rnll-freIEhts nrO tint to bo
reduced. Mnny pnopte Thought TINT reduction
nut thpro nro two slllcs 10 that thoory. Tho
1I,nrkcts further Fast welttd probably decline
with Increased supplies, and III excess of ofnr'
tngs would undoubtedly en,,so xrcntcr wcAk'
ilcss At tho East thnm tho eltr,n offerings would
Il, tho West. Tho result might hnvU Declt
greater bruak IN prices hetr. hy sympathy, than
Ia now fenrt,d will occur frDnl tho hhscHcD Ut
those conditions. Considerably l0wGr prices
hrro would certainly e!,co,,rh9o consumption,
wiirt sccms to finvo bren nlrrnily much rr-
,lucrtl. Spccnattrs mny 10 eflnii!atct1 tn buy
nnrc freely when high prices r1,c; but that IA nl
tho case with c,l,s,tmcrs. Tho Krcat hulk III the
people xtl1 cut hive nhty ii limited uilIo',nt nf
m.,s,cy to spcntl, aud they ratlH0t ty s, much
ut u high price rs they would Mt II low ono
flIl frcXhts wcru reported etcAty Usl tho btlsls
ut 40e per 100 tbs oil grlln tn Now Ynrk, and 45c
OM boxcd incnts to ilo. Through frc!khss To
Liverpool weru 0iAo OIL tnuAts md lard, il1 5oc
on Hour
Tho following tabe shows tho quantities Of
totr, wicnt. aitt1 curn Impaired into tho United
Kingdom for tho prriKls nnlncd:
u'sth tnino I!tfk tndtn9 ttftk ending
ro,r ,,ex. ni t ,5l;i;,s nn; n , Hi ia%s i'n @
WHEAT Ss .su1. IT, iaSs! Is..s fs $;:!ts;S.
Corn, Yrs.. q. .7lklks iouu iNDAa iuuD tbtuk1HUU
The following shows tho receipts and ship
, 1880-01-22

ftOE8-Thef0 fAIry nctIVe I!e1Mnd lilfInH THO
foreHoon. and. despite ths intayo.nne weather. tho
feeling tlri, curly sncs indicating III n1ynncg Of
&C. Later lilo iunlna foil in and prlcuA wOsked buck
70 about tho c,anR htnrcs q 1'nss!n7. nr y, <xIa
~, fur poor best l9ht. ind tn ~ fur E,0t ~
exlra teHry. fcw tMncy ots anld cnrly nt st5 aaM
Hkpn wurB Nalnb1B Mt &Lf4,D Nit Ill Hlld, md tile
nnsKet cosut uii and weak 1t tho hhuyo glutntIons.
All saus aTc nlnp subject aftnknKa Of " lbs for
ptGKy aONB nnn W lbs fur ntnHs
, 1880-01-22
BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE. Jan. 2f.-Ftuua-stcndy, With bss.,
inquiry; Western snrerhn0. $t7s&5tQs do extra, III
1B.09s do family, &t,225<aT.n
CRAM Wheat Western lower, hut STEADY II
close, No. Western winter rod, spot mid JaRua,
ti,f2G, February sl.{s14a1.43&, March. tt.4c1La4E
April, st.ssai4sh, aiay, s4esl.,o}&. Cotn-wt,t.,s
dull and neglected.. Wostoru mixed. spot. januIry
and February. GAaT$G, Afnrch. 6G}{Q5GsIcl Apr1
mid Muy, Staia16c, steamer, &'fc. Outs steady nd
quiet; Westorn white, 4ssEn; do nlxcd. xses
1lAy-SteadJs prime to choice PonnSylsan!a gl1n
GtH.W. -
..lM0vfsfnNs-1Ieavy. and slow. Meas pork. slA
I,nik nleats-l1'!.ss sondcrs, none I, 2!SE,nk eta
shou!InrH. 65cl clear rlb sides, 3d. Hams. lAtsiI
Laird llE.tned, In siurces, S}4c.
Gk12sci rptl. 1Hlxtc.
E1uY-f1rE1tf Mt 1t913c. .-.... ....
rETM0!.Et,M,-crA!o nominal; refined dull o. N.
HL'HAN-ateadJi a SOFT l5{c.
WlllSKf-I1nll ut <tl1Al.lI.
,G EEiaTSro, To,s 1!ge,go%, @ psr stesncF' auie' ss
2it!y but oats. lN5 q; RI, zoo bu:
hALEs--Whens. 4Sl7W hni corn IL, tU hn.
, 1880-01-22
COMMERCIAL.

The following wcre tho receipts and shipments
OF tho le,,llny articles Of produce IN this city
during the twrntt.four hours ending at o'clock
Wednesday, morning:
, 1880-01-22
REAL ESTATE,

Tho following Instruments wero filed for rso-
ord wednesday, Jun. Il:
cIry rRoPaHTY.
Fowler A. 10 II Q OF !tobcy, n 4. UxAs r. dated
,Jan. " "a. aad q. 0En9 ~ S!ls4 n HHals..:$ L6o
jan Z, .chstls. GaMtxes 70 Jyi,a AeRsaMd,, 1w1
i.lMpsoyed, dsted tIn.l1 II ntua HIclsFscky 40,
III A. u, EuK9l@. ,,.,...,r..u.......,...4. aU
, 1880-01-22

Special DhpaseA to 1hs CAteaoa 1s1baNs'
KASsAs CITY, Au., Jan. 5l-rhs Pytss cuf!sns cuf! ~,
purts; Wheat receipts. 11ga bu, shipments
lover. No.1 cash tllt, January. tlti M h,,i ssIy
, 1880-01-22
LOUISVILLE.

IDu1sv1LLn, Jan. .7L-C0TT0A-bssadya Al l9As.
FL0uR-harkot dulIf extsa, A-Gk3lIai w '~
H0tAA301 Nc. i &61a4dpi fancy. Na0AM c,ra
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. dull st Sl2aslS@ nil
quisi, white, Vic, mixed, 80 OAla-AA1s' W.
white, tiei naked, dc. Nys-Aartot dull at s& Az,
FHovMluax-poEk s1ong0E n els.M Ls11 s's'@''
, 1880-01-22

DETROIT. Jan. 11.-FL0uA-DulL ~. 4
HuALN-WhaAt uasaltIeas extra nomindi' - ~,
while, 6l1w january SL3sA TebruaFJt tLso 4". ".
d ,xsl April; fL1 May, milling NJ, nominal ~
GuipL, 1,uu GuJ shipments, %su4 bu-
, 1880-01-22
T0T.Elln.

ToLEpo, O., Jan. 3l.-inAlA-WheAt dull smps. :, ~
Michigan spot. tt,sD, No, rod wtnteF, BpoL sis
February, s.Isli March, SlaS, April. NS!tt ~" ~
tlsyN. Corn duliI M. : spot Al4a, May. ~: ~
white, A1tct rejected. xNo. Oats dull And n0mnae1
., Ct!;9skp.T9Mss!s !;t ~ II =! sssa1y; n; Fsd Tin'9F
CLOvnit SEEil-HtUaAyi No, 4 t.Q prime. tt'ss 'as.,h
ltEcEIlT1-Whoxt, lND ba; corn. n,paj ba' WIZ
nUNH. 49,. ... ....-.-. =. ~, ,., aai&
, 1880-01-22
CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, O., Jan. 1i.-CO1ToN-Eaaler Ut HRs
FLUuit-lIull ind unchanged.
UNAlN-Wheut HrM at &lNMlA Corn dull ~ ~
oats dull at ;tk+1c ltyo steady nj Sc. barley ID I'M
demand at fUC.
pIl0vlsIuSs-1'ork dull uHd lower at sl21s11A :.
Lard IN fnlr dousRnd Mt s7a5E7.a1H. Dulk meats u
fair teulRnli shoulders, &htikt clanr ribs t?0 da{hn
s4t AN i'scm ,lt s;uiaIfs ~, x. Sgat ~
Wilisk r-Aclivu mud tirai Mt alb7.
NttTrK!t.liu1l and leu1pnGt eh1!co WG1tesn II n.
I5c.
LlNHRKU OlL-IIlxAer ut 7So.
, 1880-01-22


J.oxpos, Jan. .i-5p. m.-Collsols, % l:m.
AmrrlGai srt.,lrltita-Suw p, iVh; 4Hs, III;
4s, lO5; IllflnIa Central, iU1; PlnnsylvHntn Cen
ttsii, 6aa; Eric, l4H; sccontls 0t.i; Rcadlnx, ;A
/ Silver dle:s1 t'br DlliIcU.
l.A1kls, Jun. .l.-Itc1lte4, sit GT!so.
, 1880-01-22

FIELD. 1.lNDLEf co.,
Now York.
s. In sne.st., Chicago,
HTOCKS.
Mcmbess Of n. =. Stock Exchange.
AInEKT NJ. DAY. NanaRes:
TRAsK 4 FNAN NC1S,
I,ankers md l.rokcrs,
70 BROADWAY, NJ Y.
Members uf the H9w York Stock Exchange
and New YORK Mlillnn Stock Exchange.
All clusses Vf Securities DptHht nnA Suhl on E0mns"
sun mud Carried on Margins.
pa{ly Market I.ettesr seut to Cnssnmors.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK or CHICAGO
Has for sale largo limo Ut choice tAnd per cent
Ralr.,ah First
MOlkTEAGE nOSn5.
Milwaukee, 4 IT. Puul 1sts, bearing per cent due In
l.1A nfe for sale u iui,9 mid tntartst.
sE1.1. YOUR uSITEp STATES nuSbs
And secuEo 4 handsome prefntuua and
DtjY COOK COUNTY OR WEST CHICAGO PER
CEST HDNuy,
An equally good security, bearing higher rata Of
IntUrezt,
CHARLES HENNOTlN,
NU WnxhlngtDn-st.
, 1880-01-22
MINING STOCKS.
B!AN YitAkCISCO,

BAN FRAhCIsC0, CAL, Jal,. al.-The following
nrt tbf, closing .luOtntiQllA 1T tho Stock liuNrl:
, 1880-01-22

STIEEV-At TucsdNy'N tltcllno th0re wna m hct!v0
dennt,d, II inrEe number changing hAflds ut
per lD ns fur common " choice qualities. The fol-
l0pEt tnp "
The daily gazette., 1880-04-10

ANOTHER DENIAL.-Tbe New York
Sun has published an interview with
Mr.. Tilden in reference to the DON
nelly election case, in which Mr.. Til
den says he bas in no way whatever,
directly or indirectly, interfered with
any election case before the Congress
committee. He is not and has not
been in communication with Mr..
Finley. Mr.. Tilden has several times
recently seen Mr.. Springer, but on no
occasion did Mr.. Tilden refer to any
election case before a committee of
the House of Representatives.
The daily gazette., 1880-04-10

ONE of the cheap scribblers of the
Wilmington Gazette attempts to read
the TRANSCRIPT lecture, because we
protest against the nomination of Mr..
Tilden, at Cincinnati. We will saw
right here, that we do not favor his
nomination because we do not think
he il available. If he receives the
nomination the TRANSCRIPT will heart
lily support him, but we shall not be
able to do more than hope for his cleo
tion. 1t must be plain to every un-
prejudiced person that only a candi-
date who can command the respect and
support of the entire Democratic par
ty can lead it to victory in November.
The Gazette may be too much of an old
fossil to see this, but it is fact, nev
ertheless. Middleton Transcript.
Some reference it seems was made to
the Transcript, of which we were not
aware of day before yesterday, when
we referred to the ma ter in reply to
the Smyrna Times. But it does not
seem that it should call forth so much
The daily gazette., 1880-04-10


ill-nature as the above would indicate
the zranssr{pt indulges. ~ however,
falls into an error which we think
many other Democratic jcarnsls lave
been guilty of, that Of attempting to
disparage one of the gentlemen whose
name it is presumed will be before the
Democratic National Convention. We
shall not waste words in attempting to
defend Mr.. Tilden. But we must say
30 much that we know Of nothing that
Mr.. Tilden has been gnilty which
should make him unworthy Of the re-
spect Of the "entire Democratic par
ty." That he did lead his party
to victory twice In his own State is an
undeniable fact; and that he was elect
ed President is as fully believed, by all
Democrats. That he is the ablest
Democrat out of Congress to lead the
party is considered by some Of the best
able to give an opinion. Should he be
nominated we believe he will carry his
own State and receive a larger elector-
al vote than he did in 1876; and yet
we do not propose to make any argu-
ment in his favor, and should not have
said this much had it not been forced
upon us. Do the friends of Kelley
and his gang Of "bolters" suppose the
friends of other candidates viii do all
he voting at Kelley's dictation p
Time will tell. ....-.
While we claim purity of character
for all the Democrats named for the
Presidency, we also disclaim the
knowledge of any impurity Of charac.
ter in Mr.. Tilden. Delaware will
doubtless cast her vote among others
for her own hsnored statesman, and
will if he is nominated look for and ex-
pect the aid ofMr. Tilden and his friends
to make his election sure. Such Ian
guage, therefore, is unbecoming in the
Transcript or any OF our Democratic
papers. The Democracy carried the
State many times without the Tran
script and might do it again If neces-
sary. 7f
The daily gazette., 1880-04-10
SMERIFF's SALE.

SAER1FR"B SALE,
- by virtue OF writ OF Ais. Levari Fac,as g
Sale at the f"eo W fuofc
LAFAYETTE HOTEL. No. s4l shiplev a.
Wi,,y vWsRt py Isaac G. Pyle, In the city OF
VAL wWnineton' n New Castle County. Della
SATURDAY. the 24th day OF April, 1880.
ut 2o'clock, p. M, ''''
Aneioiiowing described real estate. viz.
iand .ias liz, certain tract, piece or parcel Of
aforesaid. bour ded and d. scribed ~ ~
lows, TO wilt: BeginniIg 4 at n stone ~ a
mne M OF refer Fessmier's Ia, d. beine q
corner OF John Cumming land ihencI -,
Ss,u pa ressm1er's land south % deRi ees Sys,y,
too o-io perches To a stone In the In,ddIs
81 % pubic road, thence thereby nor,h
va degrees west "a perches Ia anoihar
she ssone corner OF otiey Vernon's land
..sn, sn.noS 4, Dy MS land north Als degrees
a naw "a a. peIches 10 stake, thenc. by
north ~ degrees east 70 e-io nsrcSss asno 40
an old maple tree, thence aIo 80 y.
Browns : land north l6N degrees east E
percnes 10 a line OF .mes Harriyanvs
Ini. IShiu. ano ihenoe thereby and BY land n
M oonn Oummins Aforesaid south 72aI IA
sIees east IL BIO perches TO the place ~,
neglnning, containing 81 6-lO perchrs y,
hn1' De the same more or less. win =
inss tha.e ana frame barn and other outbuild-
Selhed and taken In execution az IN.
property Of Daniel Mackey and Mssaa.n, ns
A'' us Wiie, and I: l., and 10 be sold hv
sh.un JOHN PYLE, SheI,f
,ssn sorin's omce, New Castle, Aprii a
Anr7-
The daily gazette., 1880-04-10

A COMPILATION of the various con-
vases Of the colleges of the country on
the presidential question has been pub
llshed by the Harvard Echo. Thirty-six
colleges have been beard from, and the
totals are: Blaine, 2227; Grant, 1,4oe;
Sherman, 1,0l4; Edmunds, 3Oi; Bayard,
1,il7; rilden, 1876. This shows Blaine
to have nearly twice as much strength
as Grant, aud BAyard to beat Tilden In
popularity more than Eve to one.n
The daily gazette., 1880-04-10
ADVICE THAT 1T WOULD BE WELL

ADVICE THAT 1T WOULD BE WELL
TO FoLLow.-'1t is very hard to re-
fuse little aid to a poor fellow in
Distress" said one friend to another !;
''but / make it a point never to give to
those who call on me that bear signs
Of drinking" "That is safe excuse, p"
was the reply, 'for it is a rare thing
to see a man begging who does not
spend his means in liquor, SO you must
save many a penny by adopting such
rule. You should make a memo
randum OF what you thus save and
bestow it where you know it would be
properly used by those in need"
The daily gazette., 1880-04-10

We say again that we were shame
lessly deceived, and all that we have
ever said in praise of the Wilmington
assessors, we take back. Against the
collectors we have nought to say.
Compared with other collectors in viii
mington they did their work faithfully
and well. -Repu6lican.
In so plain a matter as the assess
ment laws in the hands of such plain
men as the Democratic assessors, it
is difficult to understand how one 80
astute as the editor of the Republican
claims to be could be deceived. The
reader will doubtless conclude that the
wiseacre deceived himself /; and that
if the Republican is SO likely to deceive
itself, then it is not to be trusted as a
safe leader. In fact we have long su s.
pected that the condition of this old
organ was that of the "blind leading
the blind" for certainly no party was
ever 80 badly led as the Republican
P@aNJ Vi OCidWd n lew years dRU
it had a majority and chose a Gov
ernor added to this it's newspapers
claimed were 5000 negro voters, and
yet 1t has been steadily defeated since.
Even now this self-confessed befogged
paper claims 2O00 majority in the
State, while the vote of the Democrats
proves they polled more than half of
all the votes the usual rule would per-
init them to claim under the popula-
tion Of the census. The Republican
now takes back all the good it said of
the Democratic assessors, but not one
word Of the many bad and slanderous
things it uttered of them nor has it
done this with reference to the Mayor
and other Democrats it has stigma
tized with unmerited censure. We
presume next year when the collectors
have no notices to publish it will take
back all the commendation it now
gives them. We shall wait and see.
The daily gazette., 1880-04-10
A CoRREcr BUSINESS view OF IT
LET THE GOVERNMENT TAKE It's

A CoRREcr BUSINESS VIEw OF 1T
LET THE GOVERNMENT TAKE IT'S
HANDS OFF,-The Baltimore Herald
says: "The paper manufacturers have,
within the last sir months, advanced,
by some combined action, the price OF
paper at least fifty per cent. This
advance falls heavily on newspaper
publishers, whose subscribers gen.
orally contract for year and expect
to receive their journals daily, or
otherwise, ut the usual rates. The
same drawback is experience by pub
fishers in regard to their advertising
columns. If higher rates are de-
manded advertisers are dissatisfied.
The publishers are disposed to think
were it not for the bounty awarded by
the Government to favored manufac-
turers, that they ethe publishers)
would not be SO much at their mercy.
The daily gazette., 1880-04-10
Oil Cloths.
OIL CLOTHS, From 5 to u
feet wide.

OIL CLOTHS, From 5 to u
feet wide.
A full line of Smyrna, vel'st
Tapestry and Cocoa Mat, nln anu
Rugs, wooden and linen y plus W
gets, Stair Rods, Stair raa' WV
Carp tLinings.
NorE.-The low prices a.. "
which we are retailing ouf VA, ~,
pets in the face Of present nsa;I Dsad,
advance in all kinds ol Ovs, y,
mentioned above we woulu 4, 4,
that, anticipating a rise irOE os la.t al
exceedingly low prices ., ,.ssi. ,st'
season, we made our conlrssst W.
for spring delivery early ya ,Is ,bs
fall and winter thus ayolaeu io"r mr.
high prices now prevailing; g...s. ,uss
present commodious CalRS' AK
Rooms. with our elegant llgG', y,
affords us ample facilities e@ona H
showing goods, and we we,.tS,r wG%%
cordially invite all, wn1I not 70
wanting to purchase or NV Wv.
call and look through our 'Hs'
stock.
The daily gazette., 1880-04-10

GEN. HARLEY is now in New Or.
leans hob-nobbing with Gen. Grant.
With his superb physique, his mag.
niticent height and his courtly man
ners he looks every inch a king. His
eighty years sits lightly on his broad
shoulders, and he is younger now than
many men of forty. He has a charm
ing country home at Pass Christian.
to which he has invited Gen. Grant
aud party, who may stop to see him
on their way to Mobile.
At the recent Cambridge local exami-
nation four senior girls attained a frat
class, each from a different town ana
school, and all dis inguished in EnpIish
studies. Ihirty-nine senior girls weTs in
the second class. Among the Junior girls
thirty-six were in the first division
Only one member of the Hrst clas. Of
girls attained to a distinction in matbe-
matics.
The daily gazette., 1880-04-10

NJ NOTICE.
~ In conformity with the provisions
Of an Act passed by the GsneraI Assembly
Of March, A. D., 1875. the subscribe here
by give notice that they will make appli.
cation on Saturday, the 18th day OF April
next, 10 the Honorable Leonard Z. Wales.
OF Delaware. fora charter OF incorporation
OF Company called ''The Penn nsula Iron
Company" 10 carry on the bushes or
manufacturing iron In Its various forms
and branches, and that a draft OF the pro-
posed charter VIII be on that day exhibit
ed 70 the said Judge for his examination
and order thereon,
WILLIAM JENRS FELL.
]. EDWARD ADDICKS,
THADEUS S. q. LOWE
Wilmington, Del, March 8, 1850.
mara-tapl7s
The daily gazette., 1880-04-10
HEnIFF's SALE.

HEhItFS SALE.
BY virtue OF q writ OF veuditioni Ex-
ponas, to me directed, will be exposed 70
public sale, al
THE GILPIN HOUSE,
Kept BY George whiifield, in the city OF
New Castle, In New LasIle hundred and
county. Delaware.
ON WEDNESDAY, .
The l4th DAY of APRIL, 1880,
g. p o'clock. p; m, the following described
All that certain lot OF land s.tusie In tbe
city aud county OF New Castle, and state
OF Delaware, bounded and described a.
!olows, 70 wit: Beg nninK AZ a point on
the northwest side OF Sixth street Al the
distance OF ll6 feet from the north enst side
OF Oneney street and 70 feet distance In 4
hertheasterly direction from the side OF \
lot OF land, now or late OF James p. Rice.
ynence In northwesteriy direction Al
rlght angles with Sixth street about one
oundred and sixteen feet TO The Southeast
slde OF an ley. thence by the saa,e aid a.
sela nlley In n northeasterly direction 20
Ieet. tnence In q s0utheastsrly direction
parallel with the hrst line about ll0 feei IN
.ne saia side of Sixth street aforesaid. and
lnence lheIbJ In a south W westerly directIon
" teet TO the place OF beginninR Be Inc
contents thereof more or less, with =
HAme house thereon.
SeiSed and taken In execution as the pro-
perry Oh iHiiiiam W. Cooper, and 70 be sold
JOHN PYLE, Sheriff.
,oSa Snerin . once, New Castle, March %,
.oo-,- marH SiaWta
The daily gazette., 1880-04-10

NJ oTICE.--I. 1homAs tAri,l..r -
1N compliance with the requirement.
or the act OF Assembly in such case m mad..
and provided, do hereby give notice th.i
! snail apply In writing To the CourI al
General Sessions OF the Peace and Jaii
Oellvery OF the state OF Delaware in ard
ior the eoun OF New Castle, on MONDAY
the iOth day OF May next, being ths firsii
uay OF the May Term, A. D., 1880. fur a
license 10 Keep an inn or tavern ~ Nos
7 and kast Fifth street. in the
Fourth Ward OF the city OF Wilminstone e
delaware, and TO sell intox icst,ny
liquors In less quantities than one ous,f
TO be drunk on The premIses ana ~ - =,
lowing respectable citizens recomm ~,
the said application TO wit;
5Tosepn uIlmer, W. II. Brady,
ueoIse 2: Naruner, James Hart.
Smi,iiau nmerhiu bonner, John A. DufYy,
julius A, KrauBpe, Joseph w. Hart'
pa' y. ~; rne, john McCiosksI,
John Mgney, John (,ibbons
ueo. Adele, Henry tsrr'
+. n.Sawqon, L. r. Murphy,
1aes =. flanagan, John A. King,
SEanes lanes Kane. Francis Kelly.
Geo W. Ortlip, Thon,as n Esty'
apro-oe- THOMAS FARMAR.
The daily gazette., 1880-04-10
RAttar Iinno.

me business revival and new era ot
piLeonsperity pien which is now fairly insneup.
he.; hed; n 10 keeping with the Increased
land. land. and Is one OF the results cbtainsd
uS urun the Introduction OF Warmers SAFE
xsr Huney and Liver Cure. "The cbanTes
Haryey asasn. smis remedy, says Rev. Dir.
ulouRn 'e Aess snNn mirac-
The daily gazette., 1880-04-10
DUBLIC SALE
AT oGLR's AUCTION ROOMS TIA
MARKET STREET.

Peremptory sale OF an uuusualiy COM
prehensiye stock OF silver plated ware
together with most ex ten sfve seleetion
OF strictly nrst-elass gold and silver
wathes. diamo ds. Jewelry, dc,. consivntd
by the creditors OF q reliable iswalrv
house OF 10 years' standing. with instrnc.
lions 20 sell regardless OF cost or vaIne
Inc plated ware is all OF the worid-re-
AuioLa end 4, and and other leading manufacturers'
ana is Triple and quad-rupls plate, en-.
braclng breakfast. dinner, pickle and
sugar cast ors, Ice pitchers, tilting sets. tea
sets, nrns. cake baskets. epergnes. fruit
ana berry stands, vases, toilet o. 20. oelsry
OAK ing. pudding and butter dishes. soIu
anu oyster tureens, waiters, cups, eobIets
syrnps, &c. Also Rogers and other oeIe,
DRAFTED triple'plated knives, forks and
spoons, soup, oyster and Erayy ladles
PIE, oyster and pickle forEa mia tcs
cream, nsh, fruit and butter kniyes snosr
spoons ana tongs, nut picks. DapRin
nIngs, carvera, table cutlery. The eoods
VIII all be open for inspection
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON AnD
EVENING,
April 7th, and the pale will be1in ..ma
evening. at 30 O'Clock, and will be cono
tihned rom day to day at 10 a. m and 0
anu 5;SO p, m, until the ertire stock ia
closed out. Every representation guar
hhtoen. Chairs will be furnished tha
Iauies, VINO are respectfully Invited. Sale
Posltlve and without reserve. Terms
cash on the delivery OF the goods.
aprI.t THOMAS M.OGLE Auct
The daily gazette., 1880-04-10
Mattings.

A fine line of China and Goes
Mating in all the new desirable
colorings. Fresh goods jua
landed.
The daily gazette., 1880-04-10
LfoENsE NorYcEs.

NoTICE.--We, william Baxter and
IN Matthew Baxter, trading under the
name Of william Baxter 4 Bro, do
hereby give notice that we shall apply TO
the Judges OF the Court OF General Ses-
sions OF the Peace and jail Delivery OF the
State OF Delaware, In and for New Castle
County. ON Monday, the 10th day OF May
next, 1880, far q license 70 sell In tox xicatipg
liquors IN Quantities not less than one
half gallon. not TO he drunk ON the prem
ises, at No. y West Fourth street, being
the southeast corner OF Fourth and Ship
ley streets, In the Third Ward OF the city
OF Wilmington, Delaware, and the follow
ing respectable citlzei 9 residing in said
ward, recommend the said application 70
wit:
Patrick Kelley, w. MoEiwee, .ls
w. III. Jack, A. A. Chapman.
Conrad Keller, Henry Grebe,
Thomas 1. Russell, John Bader,
James smith, Preston Ayers,
Charles A. Winslow, George II. Young,
r. b. Forman. Thos. u. Gibson,
Andrew Wilhelm. King DolDow,
Samuel Colbert, A. Herman,
George X. Baugh, James Brown,
Edwin A. Parker, Edward Farmar,
James Clark, John Green,
John II. Graham.
WIN. BAXTER 4 BRO,
apISt. Fourtn q Sharpley Sis.
The daily gazette., 1880-04-10

NOTICE., John May, do hereby CIV.
.IndgeS ~ tba -, snail apply 10 the
OF ne Peace and Jail Delivery OF the stais
oi Delaware, In and for the county of Ne,e
Castle, on Monday, the 10Th aay Of NV NV
next, being the first day OF the Ny
Term, a. ID. 1880. for q license TO keen ay az
Inn or Tavern on LobdelI street. betTesn sn
aud aaesia W ana Ciay mont streets. In the Sec
Cao,I Cnu ara OF tne city Of Wilmington, New
the privilege TO sell int0x lea t,n. ~ WIN
In less quantities than one ouar, ~
drunk on the premises. and ~ ei, W pe
respectable ciLizens recomman ,v,owlng
application, 70 wit: 'no SAID
L. II. Taylor, Peter u N.u,.-
William bareford, Wiiliam WE, 'r''
I.Sn ~ A. A. Eastburn
Cbas Iourn, Joseph Caspar,
In%n T, Daniel Callahan.
joshna ISney' pny' Chsile w. Bareiord
w w,S, James II. Brannon.
Rohar, inp.sn' p,' John II. Schaffer.
patep MII,any ,nyie' +. Muenger,
W. Mliier. E Owen Clark.
patr III u, p'annon, Jr., Jonn Ford,
anrs'z,s snaroy' ID. A. Roberts.
-E.e JOHN NAY