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tlprlCE Et.NrIIAHIN0 AMI DEPOT Z. ".
Ft'tr t.EAyESwOnrIt. KAs.: ApsIIst 1850.
beaicA pror*ntx, IN tlnlrr, tu!Jrct i! tlio u1nnl
0Girk q. ii. Mntiuy, Muy III ,s1. ii which, Tina nr,d
Eiaco thy viii b. opsMsd n tlc p{sets Vt h!aists
u i4as.cSS.s. Viii sHe sowns '"'''
nnna. q tIoar fr.' q n s H. wheat ~ sq,!aIs I
pounds II coIt1.H,ul, b,td and tin.te. ii squire
snK,u nna tsonbe tacks of luu Ibs mel uAch; ll.7U
sas sa ~ III sp az, ees rFS's Ill . 5 y f %
Il ft,4r. anu ~ T,nnd cat,s ~ two:onnsa hui
tiauT il, s.nnTS t,nis s,ts of iii liz u.t ach: 'i
%"s 'ns 'S IT, shots., iys r. eta';; n III
ran. containing IL. net ench. puekea u! blxcs
tsnpF e. @ s ss Il ,s, ~ @ r. e h"t
frra fr,m ~ adu!ati',i,s nnA inipattct. lMrked III
Ihe Iinur AM! tult mus. u, NJ nqnni!!x 0quA, to
n.n,star snnl1la cpe*itcL q tnis uttl,a Thu n1ns
c ss sas T. r. IT, Ia a*s .9s s@s, sscd 'a cured
y sis ~, .rss Ks.,.. ~ s's at junction cs
d.aSIssu seesHs @ IL ,sss sants ef ,l.s scss,. ii,
iti lid ths pasiases ii .sIa:s sGppn9 "rs'sr.
AsinMl Ara A. ti1 ~ II isisnry = {S|ntty my H.
~ "ssy s,4ea II a.'ab,' ii" saets @ ~ IT.. !" II
strong twtls.i cottuIl aa aho nnh!de KuHay or tm-
Ts",ssls Fir either OF the nhnvn 4rttcI,... nr fur
qunt!tf:s lts4 tha ths wI!se rvttrs't, VIII bs
'sslytti. THIS jnyesnsst F.strrsh te rt1hi e reUet
fai,,s aid lid. iuuxt n.enMIany prIxHala. Go ru-
inrred u thsreh' and caprssa una otAcr charges
mismk pn'posais md fuFthoF information viii bu
snnlana,lR prs,Pota!s s.!gnlt " I,aEse4 "r'poaas
u. nEl.34 U. H., u, h, A.,
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Chicago. Tsuriinxtan q Quincy Hnliroad.
For Maps, Gu'dc-Bouk!. 1sne-Tnbes .slcep.ns.Cnr
&. Il ~ SSmEany 4 Ghsss: & Clark
porthenat corner Randolph nnd xtAte-atal, fopt 81
lndlnna-av. Gr1nd Centfa Depot: corner Thna! and
Flxennth.sts Palmer ftouse, and corner Canal hNd
MAtistln-AsA. Ion Vast HlilDt.
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An early betrothal Ia chrnnfcled by tho E!,nira
N. " fixe f1txx. Two young couples wcru
from families that l1a'l heon very intl,nnta. III
JHnnry Inst boy WINS bnrn ia ono uf thpnl, and
he wnA welcomed Ns hrartty rs though no had
hcen II Frlnce OF rc[KunK hulso. Last ,nanth
n krl Appcnred to tho nthur Young couple. One
oyastnK Inst week tho nlnthcr 0f tho ltly Waited
tho nlnthor Of THO klrl. taking tho child with her.
Most Ut tho members nj bnth families Wcru nso
present. Tho nosllcr If tho boy teA,k n r,lther
aminl'tve hut costly ring from y c<.st' and.
pfaoin1 It nn tho finger Df tho Ktrl Rrnrcrly II
inonth nld. suler,n!y euuugcl! hur SON to Tho
child. thu matter tD ho nifil.e,l iu tho future.
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LAKE PORTS.


sDtsa. n,'pd,sn ,t 10 1 II cn.ea'' asleunt
reached hero frnm shchoygnn Mt noon ts.ay
with tho schnoncr STAMPEDE, The vessel IN
batlly twls.c aniI horrrd. hut In rrnortc,i to In
from tho boach, hAslnR settled down atntdships
n,n, uay @os tosc
Wilson'S ] @ var., % md daokc,ls n ''"e' :" VIVA ~ ''
t hasdsons y iii itio a'n tus. tho Myron W. Knapp
sS, ,Ss orana no on o. rx saw to ys @
W,E sstSS ss fsa MSsatS; Ct; sSs
$sssno,,, now s,,an,.nnr., ,, ,ho ,y ~ pa,ars s
S ~ e 'eh 5s Ss s"ssss sHs 4 60 % ss a
eTr 5t1wo nt ihs T"rnH fnr vg gSns bs
g saii afrixf fsS@ , 5sox M fit ;SE,!nF Msro
Tie IDrtez b,s I'D tons OF oonI and Ia ti,n fs,st
vessel vessel te M se''s', hSye from TAKE oata,s ~
i na,ni trlp 20 iiaiiaio. . ~ s''
ss f'fs oss s sfssfa ssf Ht %ffsns 'Fo report
Tho stcu1n-bnrgo Dnllentno completed hor
ssFsS sg ,2a '' aftefaooa' and e'safoa Tor baso Oh
es os H. q oo% wdfS t So
loud whoat Tor Oswcgo on owtlor's aocouut.
roi.r nvlun.
,- roisT aiuitos' hion+t Apr'l W'-up~Steamer
Tho f,,lln,yfnu nrc 1vfnn. bcro VIM hn,p,f uono
Of whpl, rnn tacG from f.,ko Huron titis foro.
,ocn: l'.upctlers aapes!ur and TOW, M!etizan
Eatu Dsiiy, j. u. Doa,is' q. ii. nond. Dnyij
stvwnrt. Chlrlta Foster, Siiuwdrop, 4. It;xNly,
nuWil-ProneIf,i. ijenti iHnhnnnd' f.hjfs,t,n
Tuntli,isct, utiu lirpcs. Vim isnlte aid bnra.a
0lnsgow mud harges, tug Casti'o and barScs;
GcUr.o si,,rray. ~ '''' o'so'''''o' 'o"'' ''"s''a
wtf,,i-'MnrrE fr,,h
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lsrnpaAAls fur 't'sltMe ert.
UFkIr&t l'uncitAAlStl AND lbEr0T1
CDN'f Or trH'tE,


WAhHCSGTtsS. u. L., April ~ EtQ
Sealcd pFGptlxulA. In duplicate will be Ftct.lveh A.
tits uInN uy.l! Ii ncluck NJ. Mny II l<L xnily-
M, lof la ues VI tho q. H. AraJ. "nt t!uhdrs A14
sa!'sl y auaiitX g. s.nplY wh.!;h wv y fcnists.
linn hlty t,.,uaaI.a is,a,ltss will a.s t4,n-lerr,!
Qne.flalf ut tlu l0tx4lsa. clf1trtr1 t"r With my
sxaitsa g Hxa? 1sa,,syy * r. .atf N.Y. ,, s
slstunre Hr!.1x IL Washington. Now f,rk, VI i.u(a,
o. thnEnflh lhs tela,t Ut hi"h 4 = pr',aMd au tp'
iia.sA apss,;ntns a,,4 c.Y"a,s ~ ,,.tsS M a. ths
tyfr.l uiai Icatton u tho 1rpot ton!Ip(1s4EY ~
Bu*sitl tlco III Wns htngt:s!l. l'at4l!nnrc. ktw fuTk.
Sa, as.a so,s!pns M 1st!,St !! - wt:t sas " tns
Tpturrvl} ~ tl!era1 Allsa sDtAs I9tFl tEvtuoL
truG'safs fro9l n,aHusactlfpF* ahly will ~ run-
sldcfJA. .-.-..
T!le right u rsjert my all bids il reserved.
lt4lptx bn]tAa " b. trrsHIst NJ lh1 t9Rtnk Of
thu ttln.
Cnpt. and &. t.. u. Il. ArfMy.
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Cf1t,l.fNGNH1f,.

EN0tGWHfH. 0tC{3tnfdR tnjnNnnHcHblf, WIS
fn,,nd necessary to houttic her, which WINS
dnno. shc now 1fcb n about four fent 2f
water. iltnr FlshcrmAn.a Point. Il ts anpossitie
IT, gy1 TIC 1, aont r danngc nt the yess n I. u
rtlftcd TINT tho Captain and Mate ARC both down
SICK WIN measles. ,,,,.,
And Ce!easEo ilne, afT!red to:day f1o'n G6icaRo
sss bags Of seed, 100 ticrccs Of lard. and sesont
p"sse"sci0' -
e.,., ,,,..s,.. :. 1e.n", -. s,.,
gpn ,,'1 r. m hf ,cn t;p prop9,cr sty
frcaht, '' ror itn snpcr,nr, c % n It resn an
oe"sf ;s ,h!s s%5ans tho weather having moi
Thn nrnnniIrr MnnftouItn left tcrr ear.y tbia
tnOt1ijnv f,r f;ollinrpyon hit wns fn1nnriied tt,
sock reflge In prrequc 1tlc. Finding tho sen
1 wGero a Sfo bis ts; fenanc sfe % ali ay. ''' 's ''
nation 'sss nnt Eyen i nshoTo II hstn s hn.
feared, be tOtal loss.
blowing fresh from tho northwest. with busters
ronr cotnonsn.
Po1,T COLu{,NyE, INT, Aprll W,-Thu steamer
J. rrjRcnl,, bound UP from DuEYnl0, ran In here
to.dny for shelter. -.-,.
.. Vessels commef'eed locking into the cannl this
Canal arrfvafH-Sohoonersr 7. ?. Locke. Chicago
70 usWeRu. corn: ,AihrE. lofI stAn!cy ~ AlnHs-
I'M, Whsnt; Minzing Ttar petr9it 10 Wswego w:,
sGnh.os I'nn, ctTlt r 10 ntmssto. coFt'
eiu'f. caseaso 10 Kingston, coFh'
sp.eta, pt.potsh 70 7hs chicago 1ttot.nt.
CLEVELAND. O., April N.-Entercd-FrDpclle
Nastun. Chicago r.crchand'sc. -.
Tho following vessels havc cleared and will
satt when tho weather hGct'rncs fnvorahlc: Pro
htcayo "s, cnai: H. Fniwnr coa1: f,cnn' asg MHr.
11nta..' Sir' rn,.t, Ess1,,.,,o ,G'' "e"'s'' ""
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Ink, and whom Of This port tho tnw-i!nc parted,
anil tin barRe MnnIey Ind 70 nnclor 3ntAldo
until tho hnrbnr tifg went nut for her. Hbu cx.
perencctl xrtsnt trbubtc In reaching tho piers.
It blowing a Httr frnnt tho northwoBt.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-08

not the walls t,f prison under the
control of Democratic officials kept
down the angry emotions. But
enough we regret to dilate upon the
annimous and the hostility which we
find, from reading the reports in Re-
publican papers was exhibited and
still exists.
The facts only show thst the men
who were competent for lfgovern.
ment have passed away from the lead ol
the Republican party and it only exists
to-day in the several counties as SO
many demoralized factions. There is
nothing left, therefore, for US to do il
we perform patriotic duty but to in
vito all good citizens who have hereto
fore voted with the Republican party to
join the Democratic party, and help to
keep the factions from getting the State
government IN their hands to tear TO
pieces. Join with us in this matter.
The intelligent mind is filled with dis
gust at these fire-eating, wrangLng des-
putants and draws back from them as
naturally as the educated christian re
volts at the erection of the "Joss house"
in his neighborhood.
The municipal governn ent Of all
our counties and towns are In the hands
Of the Democrats, and they are wisely
governed; our schools are mostly under
their control and they are wisely direct
ed. Join with us and help us to keep
our cherished Institutions out of the
hands of the wild, reckless, demoralized
factions.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-08
The FIRST Lady Telegraph OPP
orator.

Tb.e first lady operator in the telegraph
serTice was Miss Sarah G. Bagley, OF
Lowell Mass, who commenced In 1876.
There was great prejudice against em-
ploying females on the line but few Of
the relatives of the operators gradually
worked into the service. In a few years
the skill of few bright lady oper ators
gave them prominence in the profession
ard now they are numbered by ihous-
Ands throughout the world.
The above, we take from the New York
Telegram. We had thought this matter
was definitely settled several years ago,
as it certainly was upon the occasion OF
the unwilling of the Morse statue in New
York. Prior to that event it was q mater
Of controversy rs to who was the first
lady operator and after a careful in
vestlgation Of the records in the keeping
Of the Wes ern Union Telegraph Com
pauy 1t was proven that Miss Emma A.
Hunter Of West Chester, now Mrs.
Thomas I. Smith, was the iirst telegraph
operator Of her sex in this country, she
having priority to the honors Of several
morths. In recognition of this fact she
was selected TO the honor of unveiling
the Morse statue some ten years ago but
owing TO her not being able 20 be present
she respectfully declined taking part.
We have alluded to this fact before and
are led TO do SO this time by reason Of the
Telegrdm's misstatement which we give
above.-West Chester Netos.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-08

THE card rate of iron has again
been reduced, this time from $3.50 to
$3.50 per hundred. This is within
so cents per hundred of the low price
prevailing before the Inauguration Of
the great boom, less than one year
ago. This is a most extraordinary
state of affairs. Instead of the iron
trade, the great industrial barometer
of the country, being to-day in a
prosperous condition and resting on
a solid basis, manufacturers are with
out orders, mills are shutting down,
prices are Improbable and unsteady,
and the outlook is anything but en-
couraging. At the same time large
sales are reported and an immense
amount of iron is being used up in
various branches of manufactures.
This explains the situation. The
mill men, determined to make for
tunes in day, took advantage of the
revival to run night and day, and
literally crowded the market with
iron, in the meantime forcing the
price up to 81 per hundred; so high,
in fact, that foreign dealers rushed
their wares in to the infinite injury
of the home trade. 1t is to be hoped
the lesson of this gigantic blunder
will not soon be forgotten.-Tele-
graph.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-08
HERIFF'S SALE

HERIFF'B SALE.
BY virtue OF writ OF Levari Facias
10 me directed, will be exposed TO public
sale, at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL,
Hl Shipley street, kept by Isaac c, PYLE
In the city of Wilmington, New Castle
County, DEL. on
TUESDAY. The llth Day OF MAY.
1887. at O'Clock p. M,
The following described real estate. viz:
All that certain lot Of land and three
story brick house thereon, situated In the
city OF Wilmington, bounded aud de-
scribed as follows, 10 wit: Beginning ut
the westerly side OF Jefferson street, Oe-
tween Second and Third streets, at the
distance OF w Ieetirom the norIherly side
OF Second street, thence westerly and
parallel 10 Second street lU0 feet 10 the
eaSterly side OF "A three feet wide alley.
thence northerly along said side of said
alley and parallel to Jefferson street d
feet to corner, thence easterly parallel
To Second street ltO feet t. the aforesaid
westerly side Of Jefferson street. ana
thence thereby southerly 10 feet to the
place OF beginning, be the contents
thereof what they may.
seized anu taken IN execution as the
property OF Israel V. Cornell, Trustee of
Eliza Cornell, and Eliza Cornell mort
gagor and John p. Cornell, terre tenants.
and 10 be seld by
JOHN PYLE, Sheriff.
Sherin's Ohice, New Castle, ApIil %.
looO. apr2ZeOdts
The daily gazette., 1880-05-08
SATURDAY. MAY $. 1850.
nEMocRArIC STATE CONVENTION

By order OF the Democratic Executive
Committee OF Delaware, u State Demo-
cratic Convention, O. c''mPosed Of sixty dele
gates from each equity. will be held al
Dover, on
TUESDAY, the 25th Day OF MAY, 1850,
at IL O'Clock, m.
for the purpose OF appointing six dele
gates, two from each county, to the
National Democratic Convention, to NOM
inaue candidates for President and Vice
President, which 10 To assemble at Gin
cinnati, ON the I'D OF June, 1851.
And 1t Is requested, That the Demo-
cratic Central Committee OF each county
iss9e call, dir ctIng tpe Democratic
voters OF each hundred and election dis
trict in the several counties, 10 assemble
At the usual place of holding sIch meet
fngs. for the purpose OF electing the dele
gates to the Democratic state Conven
ton. to which they are entitled respec-
C. H. RICHARDS. Chairman,
GEORGETOWN, Del. April 20. 1850.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-08
DUBLIC SALE
80 BUILDING LOTS

38 BUILDING LOTS
And beautiful sites for suburban homes
on Maryland Avenue, A, b, and Cedar
Streets, on Fifth, sixth and Seventh
Avenues, and on Lincoln street OF the
Lowering property,
ON SATURDAY, MAY 8th,
ut 3p. m,
On the premises, without postponement
withdrawal or undertaking.
The building sites are on and adjacent
10 Maryland avenue, surrounded by de
sirable neighbors and pleasant homes.
and with good and com mandinR Views az
the City. of the Rivers, and Of the Coun-
try.
The 81 lots are all on geod solid ground
are mostly In the souLhweslern mari of
tile city, near to extensive manufacturin,,
improv, ments involving expenditures ~
some hundreds of thousands of .olla RS
ana near TO the lately selected ground Tor
general freight exchanges on the Railroad
all OF which must necessitate early de
mands for large Eumber Of new dwell
lings. The lots ON Lowering Avenue are
included In the popular forty acres"
The sale will commence ct B D. m, with
Nos. | aud on the Lowering PROPERTY
and proceed about 3.3O p. m, with those
on and near Maryland Avenue TO be sold
mainly in the order of mum berinR. An
omnibus will leave 7th and Market streets
at 2 80 p. IN.
For terms OF sale, plots and particulars
see posters. j. Il. HEALD
Seventh and Mark ct Sis.
myl,i,o,o. agent TO effect the sale.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-08
A DgoURNED sHERIFF's SALE

A DJOURNED SHERIFF'S SALE.
"A by virtue of writ OF Venditioni
TO public sale. AT the
HOTEL OF WIN. b. CURRENDER,
In the village of ChristIana. in white
Gay Creek Hundred, New Castle county,
On FRIDAY, the 7th Day of May, A. d.
1880. at O'Clock, p. M,
me iollowlng described real estate, viz:
a IoL or land situate In White Gay
creek Hu dred, New Castle county, Della
ware, and bounded as follows: ON the
nnorth by lands of Dennis Newlin and
SSweorge Allen, on the east by lands OF
william T.; Smalley, on the south by
Iands OF William r. Airich aud James
" oldham, on the west by lands of
penhis Newiin, containing q acres of
,,hsnd. more or less, with a frame house
thereon erected.
se ized and taken In execution as the
sold by JOUN PYf Gharia
,ssi ssherif7s Office. New Castle. ApriI 18th,
apr9. 3taw-ts,
The daily gazette., 1880-05-08
MIR. TILDEN.
sKErCHED BY ONE OF HIS FRIENDS.
From the Lancaster Intelligencer.

skErCHED BY ONE OF HIS FRIENDS.
From the Lancaster nteIligencer.
Samuel j. Tilden is strong enough tu
Jet OUT of his bed and dress himself and
dat a hearty breakfast every morninR,
He receives and Ia ks with all his friends
who call ON him ON halt-past eight 10
ne or two clock. He oIven has du-
ring mat ii. from a halt dozen to IA
aco.e of calleIs with whom he discusses
pJliics, law, literature and The general
he~ of the day. AT Que or two O'Clock
be goes down town and spends an hour
pr two, trarsacting in that lime enough b
busl ues, 10 t're cut an ordinary hearty
man. He comes home, glauces at a
mass of correspondence, dictate answers
10 scores of letters, aud linen goes out
tor an hour or two IIue- often on horse
Iack. He returns and lakes nap.
iresses for dinner, at which he alwal s
,uteit taiDs a frie OF two, and then
receiveS callers U oes Quito the theatre
or Tor social Wis be rarely retiIes
before IL O'CLOCK, and then usually reads
himself TO eeB. Win all this he finds
time not only TO look after the details
II half dc Ecu law suits for himself,
but To give advice on important egal
poinis to scores OF chenLs There liz NOT
! book OF auy value published ia thie
cJuutry or England that he does not
Ouy aud glance at. Drop in on him
~hen you will, If he is not otherwise
Engaged you will find hun with a book.
This is The ordinary routine Of Mr..
rlldsn's life. l venture 10 say that there
has NOT been day for two years that
has found him IN Ued after y O'Clock in
the morning. He may have been cou-
dued To the house by cold or ihroa;
rulble. 1nt never anything more Sc
rlHu~, and yet he is not a strong, hearty
man. He has never been that. FROM
lntaucy he has been troubled with Ills
that aEuoy # they do not Kill.
A. for having determined to decline
eng a Candidate and 20 select his sue
cessor, am sure that there is no mau
nviUg--not even his own brother, who
las his unlimited coDtidence-who is
authorized To make any such statement
rbat he firmly believes he can have the
nOni naIIon at Cincinnati If he wants 1t,
| am morally certain. Whether or not
he wanLs II / frankly confess I have
ever Oeen able to decide. One thing is
quite certsin-he don't lay awake at
uight thinking about IL. G.
NEW YORK, May 4, 1880.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-08
SHERIFFss.,,

SHEERIFFs sAIr
- BY virtue az ofAaE. !
pSSI1e Siss' TO, IL me dlrec,esdI sIi, w[, q Pin.
a. MGT \ ,tS toSssnp,ed Ss,p by wiIllala wniAa B.H
Castieu Nti.u%Sod, uC%"S%o"d;,, in Penca.ddse@l B B. NJ
oN SATURDAY TS' a'e,
The following de,cr,IK' t'UK' p n, /
cal n, Of Ine ,e following deserIIsss.I.s Tse real .s.a
ate, lying and beie,.l s,e .lmproys@.|
ured IN the Unup'n e,ns In pencss|
wit Wit: oSe serie,,sn Hsd and descrHiSesS' sH s'ss \.
tne public road leadtle en- tne SAME 4, n
oiasgow to SUNNI, lrom t6e
intns iy 81 a1d 1Sa binding BY a apIiI1Sgs Iinsg = ~
ed, south SH y Charles Bor1
perches to a ston. T. uegfec', esl
uen.s S',, land, thence y rSon,e llne Of q
y. with y IL a liue of said J1S,ag Rnnia : and|
tnence running ana some Ia \
boniden's no.,, n, land and nd binding \
noftl o9l4 d grees, eass .aiiC SaS q 0sV|
a stone, IA corner far 'i ~ Wy tlp
and also a corner ~ ~. David Rcl
or, OF Andrew Eliasor,. III ,bs snis Is land |
sa saiu Eliason's land son,h vce :, VIII |
80 perches 10 a sio"a SVu'n 2tdss3
formerly of George M,l,v MWi.n alia
aegrees west clio nerohd nShaid
corner for a lot n, ,p1iehes 70 Il
Sadhan ~, ~ an bouiden, thencsea lsaG IA Sr
@ salu lot nortn three uS anS WIN
grees west 32 perches ,o anu ! one.f'
ToM r",.d degrees TO a stake in jU'' ,tN VS.
, ROAD, thence up the ssid IL ns
srees west 81 6-lO perchss. .oaa y
tiohed stone and plsco y, 70 lhe
.sinlng ,.ara within those boup1s.l NJ UsslalI y
acres acres and 81 perches Of iGuuSs Iss sS y llI
thereon. n d Mouse d
nt" SEIZED and taken In s,s.D,,.l
property of Merit Ii paV.Io psnssaIo1
nah l.; Paxson, his wife vi ssnsoa sus |, \
be Rnld ky "llo, aud II
sheriGis om. JOHN PYLRl
lSSn NeW NastlA I
The daily gazette., 1880-05-08

THE Hon. Geo. P. Fisher, ex-Judge
of the Washington Common Pleas
Court and ex-Cnngressman from Del
aware, is certainly the meekest man
alive. He offers his neck as foot
stool to all the young bloods that
would use it as a stepping block to Of
fica.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-08

The following described real estate, viz
All that certain lot Of land with frame
dwelling house thereon, situated In the
scribed as follows, to wit:
Beginnlng at the caste rly side of Wal
nut street between Seventh and Eighth
streels AT the distance OF one humid ed and
nly-iour feet from the northerly side OF
seventh street, being n corner OF land
late OF John A. Duucan, thence easterly
along line OF said land and parallel TO
seventh street eighty feet to a corner.
thence notherly parallel To Walnut street
eighteen feet TO another corner, thence
westerly parallel to the first mentioned
line and Seventh street eighty feet To the
aforesaid easterly side OF Walnut street,
ana thence thereby southerIy eighteen
ieet 10 the place OF beginning, be the con-
tents thereof what they may.
seized ana taken IN execution as the
property OF Samuel Sheppard and Louisa
D., MS wife. and /. t., and To be solo by
JOHN PYLE, sheriff
Sherins Office. New Castle. April %,
iooo' apr24 eOdts.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-08

~ by virtue Of a WITT OF AVan
10 me directed, will be exposed Y
sale. at the
GILPIN HOUSE,
kept by George Whitfield, 10 ih
New Cae tie, In the hundied and
Of New Castle, Delaware,
ON THURSDAY, The 18th Day q
A. u. 1880, at 2 O'Clock ?. n
The following described real t.Al
All the undivided Interest Of III
CalliSter and John McCallislefln
or parcel OF land situated II ~
Hundred, New Castle e unly ana
Delaware, described as lOllOvs
situated on the easterly SIDE 9
leading from Red Lion 70 ClIf
bounded by land now or lale y
SILVER and Dr. kOderlck sulheiA.
talrilng about one aud a QuAiIa
land with n two-stOried frame
house ana frame stable lhereOn
Seized and taken In eAecuu
property OF David Mctailis
McCalllster and 10 be sold oy a
JOHN PiLk1
Sherifi's Office, New Castle, " \.
1881. hpiH
The daily gazette., 1880-05-08

4 THE reports give but a faint idea of
the Wrangling quarrel in the Republi-
can Convention. Even the photograph
AIT was unable properly to jot down
tile savage words of the snarliug fac
tionists muchless portray the angry
glances, scornful looks and defiant
gestures.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-08

General B. A. Morton, President of
the National Liberal League, was ar
rested in st. Louis, on Thursday, on
the charge of having presented to the
National Bank of Joplin, Mo, about a
year ago, check forged in the name
of Ex-Governor Palmer, Of Illinois, for
$1,000.
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NOTICE.
STATE oE DELAWARE, q
NEW "a Q'rI y EnUT nyrU -

NEW CASTLE COUNTY, D. y.
In conformity with the provisions of the
act passed by the General Assembly OF
the state OF DelaM are, on the 10Th day of
March, A. d. 1875, l hereby give notice
that an application was filed in the SUI
perior Court on the seventeenth day OF
April. A. ID. 1880, for u charter OF incor-
sula Iron Company, TO carry on the busi-
ness of manufacturing iron I'm all It's
various forms and branches, in New Cas-
tie County aforesaid, and that a DRAFT of
the proposed charter was filed with the
application, and Is open to Inspection.
CHAS BEASTEN, Prothonotary.
New Castle, April II. 1850. aprlg-3W.
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THE ARTlzANs SAVINGS sANK

6O2 MARKET STREET.
oaHoohPokATED JANUARY 2Ith, 1861.
open to receive deposits daily rom "A
MI until l.. M and on Tuesday and SAT
urday evenings from to o'clock.
SEMI-AHNUALD DIVIDEND
regularly made in April and October
When dividends are not withdraw,.
sney are accounted as deposits. Thus per.
twice in each year. ''' oS'
MANAGERS.
CCihement Ch q. smyth, George W. Bush.
NaiSam,i Nds. uownsend = p George s. Capelle,
Henry f. Dure, Edward Dariina,,
W. Hastings, Job ii. Jacs snn Von'
Edward Pusey, VIM. ii. Swir,'
Anthony Higgins.
GEO. W. BUSH, Presiden,
go: 3. CAPELLE, Vice President
feb2l-ly e. T. TAYLOR, Treasprar