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S HEkiFF'S sALk. ...-..
- BY virtue OF Rundry writs OF FL. Fa 4
TO me directed. will be 'exposed TO public
sale. at the residence Of Jesse Moore, on
the farm OF Henry Latimer. on the New
port turnpike, near Wilmii gion, In Chris
tiana Hundred, New Castle County, Della
ware, ON .I ..-fsF ~ is
MONDAY. The 18th Day of March, 1880
at 10 O'Clock, a. m.
The following described Personal Proper
~, viz:-42 mllch COWS, bull, g.
two year old heifers. yeariing X<4xSfN
calves, . horses, two year old Vf2M
colt. one year old calf, 10 I8shoats~-~XzA
SOW and pigs, brood sows, two DO se
wagon, cart, mower and reaper. 1 iron
harvester,ilot OF plows. harrows and culti-
vators, roller, straw cutter, one horse
power. l grain fan, horse rake, 4 milk
wagon, corn marker, lot of milk cans,
half Interest In Is acres of wheat, lot OF
harness. lot OF chickens, lot of household
ana Kitchen furniture, 1 hay rigging,
trotting wagon. also lot OF h Ay and
straw spades, shovels, hoes, &c
seized and taken In execution as the
properly of Jesse Moore, and To be sold by
John PYLE, Sneriff.
1881. ,na., atsx:,s 20
n. B-Also, at the same time will be
sold the interest OF the the undersigntd d
IN the above mentioned personal pro-
perty HENRY LATIMER
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NoTICE,-Notice is hereby given that
~ me annual meeting Of the Brandy
VII mIne hundred Association for the Recov.
T,y Sry OF stolen Horses and Detection az
~ iiJhisVes, , VIII be held at the hoI Ell OF OiIver
n. farry, on Saturday, March q. 1850 at .
oed1eR tapis ?. m. HENRY NJ. BARLOW.
-"fI' Secret lrv
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EGIsTER's ORDER.
REGISTERS OFFICE.

New Castle Co., Feb, IL 1880 I
Upon the application OF SamueI HanRv
administrator of John Osborne. lata y,
brandy wine Hundred, In said countv dol
ceased u is ordered and directed ~ tSa
,., s.esister that the Administrator aforess Id
siNe notice OF granting OF letters OF al
NJ mn,inlhtratlon upon the estate of the tieceas )
Gu, Win the date OF granting thereof nc
Sauslng advertisements ad To be po.ted vvt,b
IA ~ iorIy days from the date of such la,fa-s
~ slA OF tne most public places oT ~ :,
suhIy OF New Castle, requiring Ali no.
sMoiis M nh vihg demands against The esta tr' %
pIessnt the same or abide by an acf Of ~
semoly IN such case made and provtds.5
xai,L, aiso cause The same TO be inserted
~ m.nin the same period in the 49,
- mAAAhTTk, newspaper pu bIIsbed in WI
,1nglon. ana TO be continued therein tbras
SG~) Given under the hand an. .o.,
II. o. / OF ONCE Of the Register aforss 3 IA
nS'.>,S, az New Castle, In New Gas,Is
county. Aforesaid, the day and yasr shns,e
o. u BlGGS. Register.
=. All persons having CLAIMS aRa,nst the Va
.t.,, sa.s OF the deceased. must present the sam.
Luy Lty attehtel, 70 the AdmInistralor on ~,
GGaoIe req. III, 1881, or abide the c1 ~,
M adsseihbly In such case made and provtd-
wi SAMUEL HANBY.
address, Claymont, Del. febi4-eodsw
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EHERIFF'N hAIF

SHEBIFFS SALE,
, hy virtue or writ OF Levari Faciqs
sale, at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL.No. s4I ShipIey st.
Kept by John ]. Dougberty, in the CITY of
wilmington. New Castle County, Della
ware Gu
WEDNESDAY. The 10th Day of March.
A. d., 1889, at o'clock D, m,
The following described real estate. viz:
All that certain lot OF land and two
story brick dwelling house thereon situate
IN the said CITY OF Wilmington, Bounded
and described as fol ows, TO wit: BevIn-
liing at The eastefly side OF Cedar street M
the distance of l3I feet from the southerly
side OF Maryland avenue, thence easieriy
parallel 10 said Maryland avenue rs feet
10 corner, thence southeTly parallel To
Cedar street ~ feet To IA corner. thence
westerly parallel to the first mentioned
me ana Maryland avenue 20 feet To the
aforesaid easteriy side of Cedar street
anu thence thereby noTtherly 10 feet 10
the pace OF beginning. be the contents
page Is, &c. w. i''
seized and taken in execution as the
property ofWilliam Thomas and Sarah his
Vile. and Thomas Il. Brown and wife
terre tenanls, and 10 be sold by
- sherifrs office. New Castle, Februarv
~ looo. feb2l eodts
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NOTICE.

NOTICE THE poss...l
the new series e,,,'U''viaIios e,,'''l oii.s oii
X 1881. Apply 10 oIpiiiiiienclng y vi,a Y
W" >"'' ihiid aud MarRssaa lt irss
feb2s-s&wIm r MILLER ~
S3 Ma,t.cee
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WANTED.-DwELLINGs yos 81
" FROM ALL PARTS OF rH,S,|
WE RENT. COLLECT, AND spTr, En- |
THEsATisFATIoN OF ALL cnS,sI]
ED. WE REFER TO OUR Try.
AS WELL AS 10 OWNERS
febw&s. MAJ
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EfoR RENT.-Second- STORY front room
= IN Gazette building, 4l6 Market street.
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The i8 h day OF March. 1880,
A. q s.t,lratr II "A

Al x 2Gs0iooky ~. NJ
The following described real estate. viz;
No. /, All that lot or parcel of land
with brick house thereon, situate IN
the city OF Wilmin ton aforesaid, and
bounded as follows, To wit. beginning AZ
the noriheriy easteriy corner 4 the In
thence by the ease side of French street
north 80 degrees east 83 feet to a corner
stake, thence by q line Of a lot held by
the said party OF the nrst part easterly
parallel with SIKH street llS feet TO
thence BY said alley side south 30 degrees
west .33 feet TO the Aforesaid side of Sixth
street, and thence thereby north IS de-
grees west lib feet 10 the beginning, con
tainiDg three thousand seven hundred
and twenty nine feet, more OF, less.s glSO
No. z, All that certain other lot or par
eel OF hand situate In Wilmington, afore-
said. and bounded as follows, 20 wit: Be-
ginning on the westerly side of French
street 33 feet from the northerly. side OF
Sixth street at corner OF the lot first
above described, thence with said lot
south IS degrees east II feet 10 the vest
ern side OF four feet wide alley. not laii
thence north 6s degrees west Il8 feet 10
the side OF French street. thence there
with therly 39lz feet to the begin
ming. be the contents thereof more or
less Book %. Vol. Q, Page III, &C.
property OF "The Wesleyan Female Coll
lege" the said, the Wesleyan Female Col
lege having been formerly named the
President and Board of Council of the
Wesleyan Female Coll giate Institute
and Its name having been change by
act OF the Legislature 20 the name of the
Wesleyan Female College, and james M
Williams and William Body I. U.s., and TO
he sold by
sherIhrs ofice, New Castle. February "a.
lSp feb2B-3IWtR
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ON SATURDA'

ON SATURDAY,
The 18th day OF March, 1880, at
O'Clock, p, M,
The following described real estate. viz.
IL that certain lot OF land with three
story uWelllng bouse thereon, situate IN
tne eity OF wilmington. aforesaid bound
ca anu described rs follows, To wit: Be
ginning al the cas- teTly side OF Madison
street, oet" cen Eighth ana Ninth streets
al the distance OF two hundred and thirty
one ieet inches from the southerly side
OF Nlnln street. and at the centre of a Two
Ieet four inch wide alley beIweer This and
the soJolnlng house OF August Kaisser on
the north, thence easterly through The
cehlre OF SAID alley and parallel TO Ninth
street 80 Ieet 70 the west rly side of four
ieet wide alley cor municaling with an
oIner iour feet wide alley opening into
WI usor and Madison streets, thence
toulnerly along said side OF said Iley and
paral el 10 Madison street fourteen + et
fh lnrnes 10 corner, thence westerly
parallel 10 the first mentioned line and
Ninth street, through the centre of the
party wall between this and the house
aoJolniog on the south Vt feet u the af)re-
salu easterly side Of Madison street, and
thence thereby northerly IA feet 10 inches
70 tue place OF beginning, be the contents
thereof what they may.
eelzed and taken In execution as the
property OF Charles q, Stern and Mary n
MS VIII and Rebecca A. Gre yes L. [. and
10 be sold ny - "
JOHN PYLE, Sheriff
,osD oSsheriHs ofice. New Castle. February "a,
'0oo' fab26- 3tawts
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T,HE ARTizANs SAVINGS BANK

5O2 MARKET STREET ,ou
INcoRPoRATED JANUARY AN, l%lc n
Open to receive deposits daily ironl o.t.
M. =, until 4 p. M. and on Tuesday ANU
urday evenings from TO 5 9l9cSsin
SEMI-ANNUAL DlNlDEsp
regularly made In April and ocL.Gea oc.,a,.v IN,
When dividends are not Wlsnu,, WlInnsos,
they are accounted as dep0slh. iIuiarsa
manent deposits compound their ln'''~
MANAGERS. ,A
Clement II. Smyth, George "; ;rnUss eusI
Chas. W. Townsend George :. OaPsaV, OPeVn
Nathan'l X. Benson, N; L. llchepI,Gcu cher',UGcu
Henry +. Dure, Edwnrur rdossnn pS
W. Hastings, Job II. JachifOI"' asIiO
Edward Pusey, VIM. H. OWL"
Anthony Higgins. .,asut
GEO. W. BUSH, Presueu"
GEO. 8. CAPELLE, Vice President Gtlasu,sr.
feb2l-ly E.T. TAYLOR, Iress9le,.
EIRsT NATIONAL b FAN SWhi1Mlyeros
REPOSITORY OF THE PUBLIC hO'''
FINANCIAL AGENTS OF Ihh Va
TED STATES.
EDWARD BETS, PREsIDENIG; r.sHIEE
GEO. D. ARMSTRONG ;ssoo 10000 ooa
PAID YP Capital,
Philadelphia, New York ana PHsoosIIul'
change furnished TO regular D'rN
without charge.
Discount days, Mondays and u''
at $50 A. Nj.
DIRECTORS. II, push
Clement B. smyth. George ogrg"rrett' ~ :.
John II. Adams, II uai ", iu,enarof, j.
Henry 8. McComb, SaiIi,an Sam M Tatpsl
Daniel James, wilma" iaul.H
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ERIFF'S HAIE

- HERIFF'S SAEE.
- BY virtue of sundry writs ofVenditIonI
EHpUnas TO me directed, will be exposed
To public sale. at the
HOTEL OF JOHN f. LEWIS.
In the town OF Newark, in White Clav
Creek Hundred, New Caste County. Dei.
aware on D'i'
FRIDAY, the 10Th Day of March, 1880.
at 2o'clock p. m,
The following described real estate viz.
All mat certain farm or tract OF land
situated In Pencader hundred, New Gas.
lle county, and State OF Delaw are, bound
ed on the south by the Turnpike Road
leading from the village OF Glasgow Ia
the Town Of Eikton, ON the west by lands
oi lillian Grinnage, Thomas Brown and
others, on the north by lands OF heirs oi
Cantwell Clark. deceased. and on the ca n
oy lands of Jesse Boulden. containine
about 2bl acres of land, more or less. viii
lwo story brick dwelling house. frame
barn and granary thereon erected.
seized and taken In execution as the
property OF Robert NJ. Black. deceased
!Susan II. Black, Administratrixo of Kobt
Nj. Black, deceased, } and To be sold by
.,,,,, JOHN PYLE, sheriff
Sherin's Ofice. New Castle, February IN
iolJ. feb2l-3tawtS
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N the price OF lots e, an ~ nAsIth la
anu Brandywiue Cemeterv e mllniiy]
eu sections, special rates am ,il oe Tad
the Board. SECTIONS tro, ueIeTmlntd
sive, 50 cents per souare % 10, nL nd
BY order r. Of aen,s ihs B.sr Re. square foot IA
declU-2tawtml. ALBFRr u, s,.
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D1sSso3,LUTTloN S3, T OF PARTNERsHIP.-

~ Notice is hereby given that iha na.,
ners hip lately subsisting between Thomas
M. hobinson and Devices w. Chandler
Oh ME- Creek Hundred. New Castle
OF hobinson Chandler, was dissoIyed
on, on me Hth day Of February, 1850, by mn-
,ar, .na, consent. All debts owing To said
partnership are TO be received bv said
ihpihas M. Robinson, and all demands
10 De presented 20 him for paymenE
THOMAS NJ. ROBINSON,
DEVICES w. CHANDLER.
Thomas NJ. Robinson will eontiuna ,h n
business at the Old stand at Hook essin
Del, ana solicits a continuation of patrop
age OF me friends OF the fiIm
leozI- SteOd<w a. M. ROBINSON
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DUBLIC SALE OF
REAL ESTA11E.

VIII be sold on the premises. $50 Fas,
seventh street between spruce and Pine
IN the city OF Wilmington, on
SATURDAY, MARCH ., 1880.
AtS o'clock p. m. a three-siory .vexan.
Brlck House, IA feet front on fS5w8
feet To B feet Wide alley leading klM.
into Spruce street. Terms made Know q
on day of sale.
mar5ts II. NJ. oGLE. Auctioneer.
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N oad0,E;;aThE san,a,;ohE MUTUAL NJ
ya ao ss,ei h Cali during The day ~ lss ~
SEoh1E q: MARS. sec,o,.
Jan28 I'm w. WI shipley sisa
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ON SATURDAY


The 2Oth Day OF March, A. D., 1880,
at O'Clock, p. m, the following described
real estate, VIZ:
All that certain lot Of land with a two
and-a-h hhlf story frame dwelling thereon
erected, situated in the ely OF vii.
mington, aforesaid, boun ed and de-
scribed as follows, I, wit: BEGINNING AT
the northerly side OF Finn street between
Poplar and Lombard streets at the dis
lance OF ~ feet inches, more or less, from
the easterly side of Poplar street and al a
corner OF Mary Purneils lot on the west
thence northerly paTal ell 10 Poplar street
% ieet, thence easterly parallel TO Filth
street u iest 4 inches, thence southerly
parallel TO Poplar street 80 feet 90 the
northerly side Of Fifth street aforesaid.
ana thence thereby westerly IA feet 1
Inenes 70 the place OF beginning, be the
contents thereof what they may.
) lied and taken In execution as the
property OF Theodore r.. Purnell, SUR
Vlving mortgagor and /. l., and 10 be
sold by " W
JOHN PYLE, Sheriff
1880. nIsrs ~ ., ~ ~ ~
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1HH InsIlCutIUH WE TeBuIHfIy IncOF-
porated by the Legislature OF the State for
Educational and Charitable purposes In
1883 for the term OF Twenty i've
Years, TO which contract the tDviolable
faith OF the State is p pedged, which pledge
has been renewed by an overwhelming
popular vote. securing Its franchise In the
A, D.. 1873, with q capital OF 81 ,O00, ,000 TO
which It has since added reserve fund OF
t350,
Hts Grand single Number Distri-
button will take place monthly, on the
second Tuesday.
II never scales or postpones.
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CHERIFF's SALE.

OHEHIFF . SALE,
BY virtue of "A writ OF Levari y .c!as, 10
me directed, Will be exposed TO public
sale, at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL,
8il shipley street, kept by John j. Bou gh-
er'y, In the city OF Wilmington, n ew Cas-
tie county. nel-
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arr,w TO WATER 49,

~ WILMIssroN p., DEPARfn.
ahia Diiis for 1850 are now oo'eSeehoer | N
. NE. street. The law rron,, rV,nee, No M a
paiu ON or before Jan,,ss,r.,e' that ii
nanos 1 vi the bill, those N.Y. slsl, u
~ se u PAID during the me.! oena addi,
~ per cent. additions, anslh nCnlh Of M
Rainlng unpaid alter Ana,I anu an! sns|
! lstIAr Is Required In PIN " Ia
WlIndrawn and suit inS,i,save nave The N,
coveTy oil ths amuunt iv,'uttd ,inn 10 MI
VIII not be let into suce ana lie M
suon arrears, with asseSsr0p prensa n
o,sHw,ing ,H,g ieruies. sre paid. "ehu aud n
WILLIAM j. MoELn
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CHERIFF's SALE.

By virtue ofa writ OF Ais. LevarI Faclas
TO me directed, will be exposed 10 public,
sale, at the
LAFAYETTE HoTEL.No. s4I shipley st,
kept by Jshn ]. Dougherty, in the city OF
Wilmington, New Castle county, Della
ware - >
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A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO
WIN A FORTUNE THIRD GRAND DIS
TRIBUTION, CLASS q, AT NEW OR
LEANS, TUESDAY. MARCH 9th. 1890
LOUISIANA STATE Lottery CO.
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OfICE.-To the members OF the Far
pany of ldill Greek Hundred. An asssss-
hneit Oh Vi % per Thousand has been made
on the taxable basis of the company to
ili,t nieeL ioss by hre; Allwho come forward
80 days Will have 10 per ceni deduct, d
rom Inc amount of their tax. CoIlecIors
Ii -. Day, Brandywine Hd.; II. Il. Finn
CCreek ~. James Springer, White CLAY
Rh.. nu. N 5000 febll-3tw<d.
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ON SATURDAY,

s4l Shipley street, kept by John J. ID ugh
erty, in the city OF Wilmington, New Cas-
tie county,. Dal
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Ilr1U'I u, N, "a IN I
decl-eodD-edJ. eodF d AoRHjv
ker.,
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1rrR,rr,s sxLe.

ON URIFF's SALE.
- Bg virtue OF q wit OF Levari FacIas,
10 madirectsl, win be exposed 10 public
80 r.LAFA YfFrR HOTEL,
No sff shfpiey street.. kept b john ].
Doucheriy,, In me city of Wilmington. |.
New c. stle county Del,
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FOh SALE.

n ON kENT.
-, lea and Coffee Store, 5l2 Market ST.
stock and fxtnres for sale now .lofne I.
paying cash business Also, the old es-
taDiihhed wine and liquor store. No. n.
i SiAsn street, Ill health cause of selling:
also two large rooms In the SaviIle Rnii6'
ing, sixth and Market streets. suitable
ior any purpose, Apply To
feb5-tG No. Easi S1x,h s,s,.
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.AFAYETTE HOTEL,

me dirsclsd. WIN be exposed TO public ale.
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The 18th day OF March, 1880, at
oIrlnnh ID
The daily gazette., 1880-03-05

EOR RENT-Wheelwright and Black
Il smith shops and Dwelling at Lamb
James Crippen, No. West Third street
w NnInlnsIon, tanl4-lm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-29
THE HUNT PAINTINGS AND DRAWINGS

The exhibition of these pictures at the
s,udo Of the artist No Parkquare. Boston, viii con-
nue until the 3lst Of January inclusive. day and even
ing Their sale at public auction will take place
ON February 8 and at D. m, IN Horticultural Hal.
The exhibition OF this collection has created surprising
amount Of among artists aud the public not 30
much because those who have seen them
manage TO agree In regard TO the strength and
delicacy OF the works. but because the
pictures nearly all exhibit the characteristic traits OF
Hunt. and exemphfy the methods which he pursued
and which one OF the schools OF our artists hopes may
vet become the fashion abored for freedom and
breadth and he never spared himself In the long and
careful training OF hand and eye which finally made
him the master Of those qualities The pictures now on
exhibition in Boston ire not all OF equal excellence,
but many OF them happy Instances Of
what Hunt could do, and OF his peculiar
ideas and all Of them have positive art value II IL
nitv that they canlO be kept together but as they
must be sold. II only remains TO remind the
nble that such an opportunity TO Obtain specimens OF
the ork Of the eadug creative men IN American
ART Gre es Will again, and that II should Do
tnDroyed by them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-29
THE STRONG GOVERNMENT TENDENCY.
III " Smolles "a The Hrantsc Monthly

Will not this crOwdlng OF the state GOVERN
ments into narrower fields OF action and this enlarge
mept OF the powers the National Government weaken
and in the end destroy republican instlIetlOnot NOT
necessarily The demand for stronger central goVer-
ment carries with disposition 10 surrender indVd-
mi rights The citzon believes that the central power
A. more erctual agency protect his rights and wCrR
oui results him than the State can possibly
be- He does not re,inqush the principle that g0yern-
nent should be for the SAKE OF tue governed
than to-day. # would be folly TO suppose
that while Europe is weakening the authority
OF its soveregns getting rid Of them altogether
America is gong to set up Cesar The cry OF inperi
alism will no doubt raised again and again by tue
party out Of power its deDunciation OF the measures
Of its successful rival but unless the whole cour or
human be sharply altered there VIII De
no real danger Invasion OF popular rights ny the
central authority. Respect for oncal dignity IL not
,noreasing Indeed, ~ would be well II there were
more Of n There artstOcracy OF blrth IN
tns country hundred years ago than aow As Tor our
new srisfocracy OF wealth II Inspires no personal re-
spect and seldom succeeds in obtaining important public
frnsfs The great majority OF the voting population
will ALWAYS be composed OF OF small means or no
means and the National Government will be their ser
want and not the tool OF capitalists ana corpora
tons. Universal suffrage may work much mlschle' pc
fore universal education leavens 1t Win Judgment Dut
II win rot ensave Itself No tyrant VIII DE raised uioh
it's shoulders The strong Government toward wnS q
we are steadily tending we may ieel assured, WI pe
Government of the people by the people aud iof the
people"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-29

ANDERsoN--o Wednesday. January 49, Mrs Jane An.
dersou, aged SO years.
funeral resdence u her nfnaw, Henry Dem
Arrest 50 West S3dst on Friday January so AT O'Clock
u.
RowNF-At baltimore on the 23d nst. Elizabeth widow
OF the samuel Bovine IN $40 10th year OF ner age
CoE-At Middetown. Conn. January 20, Maria Seward
widow OF Lnis Coe IN the solh var 81 ner ago.
Funeral residence OF U. Vincent Con on Thursday
January 20. at3 % H.
coLGATE-At Paris France January T. Charles @. Col
ps,ves and friends are the
sdson Avenue Baptist Church. corner OF 3lstet on FRI
la January 80 at $3.50 O'Clock. Friends kindly
anested not ~ seud flowers
EDwARDs-January 2s, Frank A., youngest son Of James
Eli aboth A EDWARDS 1Sod years ana ii months
Notice OF funeral tomorrO"
DE LAuNAY-on Tuesday morning. January "a, 1880 Vic
tor Dc IaUnay, In the 74th yoar OF his age
services Church OF tho Ascension 9th and
i0thst on Thursday morning. 20th at $3.50 O'Clock
MAXwELL-In Deer Lodge. Montana. on January IL Of
pneumonR John MAXWELL formerly resident OF this city,
pERRY-on Monday. January 20, sarah g., widow tho
ias Rev salmon @. Perry. the 7Sd OF her
Relatives and friends are nvted 10 attend her mnera At
A.. January ~, from her late resi-
Gonss, No 232 East l24th-sL No flowers
RAYMOND At Morristown. \. =. on Monday the 26th
and daughter Of A. Van Vechen esq., OF Albany \. \.
Fansra from st Church. Albany N.Y. On Thursday
the 29th INST. at DoOoS p NJ
scpIRNER--At Tarrytosn ~ w. on wedne,iay January
2s 1880 James W. serbner d.. the Goth year Of his
Fneia services At the First Reformed Church. Tarytown.
90 SsInriag, January 81. 1850. at 2;SO D. H.
carriages Carr in waiting depot at Tarrytown.
STANTON suddenly on Monday morning January TO- at
seph Stanton. OF sonnglon, Conn., ia the 10Th
New-orleans papers please copy.
ueLow-on wednesday morning. January %. william
Ross son this late James glow. NJ D., T. u A., and
grandson of william Ross. deceased, OF Newfork In the
P1Hsrsi servicos Friday D. soh from his mothers
Carriages In waiting depot for $50 train from NewYork
on Central H. Il. OF n j. Friends please omit flowers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-29
A NATTER or TWENTY-TIgO YEARS.
PRENTICE MILFORD EXPLAINS THAT RE WAS BORN
IN 1884, NOT 1S56-soME REFLECTIONS on


PRENTICE MILFORD EXPLAINS THAT RE WAS BORN
IN 1884, NOT 1s56-soME REFLECTIONS on
THE CORRECTION.
To the Editor OF The Tribune.
SIR: In THE TRIBUSE's report OF the Bullion
Club Dinner yesterday the reporter makes me say,
perhaps | did say myself although did not
mean to say. this: "U fortunately was born
in 1856 and could not have been a '49erD
Now, although the world at large doesn't
in the least care whether was born in 1856 or
1856, still don't like to appear to sail under false
colors or dates in the matter of youth and therefore
l am compelled to inform all whom it may concern.
if you will allow the privilege of your columns,
that, still more unfortunately, really and
truly born as far back as 1884, Of poor and toera
bly, honest parents. At least. was told | was born
in 1884. aud have always placed implicit reliance
on the statement. If / was born IN 1856, was not
aware of the fact at the time and far my MEM
ory now serves. believe l was then engaged in
other business.
What meant 10 say was, that went out TO Cal
ifonia in 1856. and ranked my California brrth
from that date Any man who has lived in that
great State of golden dreams and leaden realities
for fifteen will agree with me that his So)Ourn
there Is equivalent in point OF experience. change
excitement aud vicss.ude to another separate life,
and hence he comes to regard ms earthly career as
posed Of two ives one OF the East. the other OF
the West. flguratyeiy' theu, was porn again III
California in 1856 just IN time 10 witness the bang
Ing of two men in San Francisco by the Vigilance
Committee, which / did within few hours Of my
arrival.
You viii DO an act Of mercy and charity By insert
ing the above correction, nasmuch IL may relieve
some Derpexing and terrifying apDrehensiOns posi-
bly, even now experienced by some worthy people
on reading this msstatemeDt IN tO-days Tribune.
For these people were directly instrumental and
deeply Interested in nv 1884 birth, and with them
have not yet had any opportunity TO make any de.
tailed and adequate explanation.
PRENTICE MILFORD
Ner- York Jan. 2S 1850.