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The Princeton union., 1880-07-22

After q long silence, following desu,+o-
~ talk, Harry pointed to the paintino.
"Will you accept iti' he asked: 0;f is
the only gift have to offer YOU now
MOI my dear girls memory will be
always with me. She will 1--we in this
house as long as I do. That is enough
for me-"
Harry looked long and w1sttully at the
lmPlacable old face.
II wish could help you,'' he burst
out. suddenly. ~ wish I could comfort
you"
'sDo not attempt it. There is nothing
you can do.''
Then, slowly, the words tolling out, one
BY one, like 9 funeral bell, her Sole con-
cession for the dead girls sake:
BE goon man, IF you eau.
Harry drew his hand ACROSS his eves
Madame Schuyler's looks changed. She
turned and pointed to the covered MIC
ture Of that other Harry Templeton on
the wall. @
There was terrible irony in her VOICE.
"When I am dead you may claim that
picture. I give it to you-it is your in
heritance."
He bowed his head silently.
II accept it." Then he added. wist-
FULLY; s'May not come to you some
times2n 5s.rl.zs-|-.
"When / wish it will send for you.n
Harry drew back little from the chill
air she seemed to breathe upon him.
=, Il shall not forget you, be sure of that"
She stretched out her hand.
"Good-by'' q - . s.-. ..,
Thus he left her alone.
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DIDN'T THINK.

Once little trap was baited with some
And it tickled little mousle till it made him
sneeze. y
"Danss1I, ERR, said wise old rat "near it do not
'Nonsense!" said the other, Il do not think
you know"
So he walked in boldly, nobody in sight;
First he took anibble, then he took bite.
Close the trap together snapped as quick as
Catching nousie fast tn ere, cause he didn't
e.a tno6. ~ =
Wouldn't ask the Old ono where to 80 or stay;
She said, "1'm not baby, here am half
Surely am big enough to run around alone" !"
Of she went, but somebody, hiding, saw her
Soon like snow, her feathers covered all the
So she made supper for ely young mink,
Cause she was 90 headstrong that she didn't
think.
Once there was a robin lived outside the
door;
Who wanted to 60 inside and hop upon the
floor.
':No, no." said the mother, ayou must stay
WASA AAACS
Little birds are safest sitting in tree!"
81 don't care," said robin, and gave his tail q
fling.
II don't think the old folks know quite every
thing"
Down he flew and kitty seized him before he'd
time to wink,
'Oh!" he cried, "rm sorry, but didn't think y
Now, my little children, you who read this
song, " @
Don't you see what trouble comes of doing
wrong? st.
Can't you take warning fir ON their dreadful
Who began their thinking when it was to
late?
Don't think there's always safety, don't sup.
pose you know more - r.
Than anybody knows who has gone before.
But when you're warned Of ruin, pause upon
the brink,
And don't go under headlong, cause you
didn't think. -.. -
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. A NAN who had . bad cold said he had
inst set up rig Of his own. It was
little hoarse and hack.
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Sadder and more chill the days and
nights grew. On the heights along the
Hudson the autumnal foliage per1shed in
a blaze Of glory the leafless boughs rust
led outside the windows; !; moans Of wind
and lonely sounds by night, filled the
empty rooms and the long wooden cor
ridors of the silent house. Dim and faded
the life was that was in 1.-TWO women,
one old and one young, and both with
the divine music OF loves sweetness upon
their lips.
Day and night now, Juliet ley in her
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.
old woman, what more natural than that
that she she should snatch at the tew dull
DAYS Of life remaining to her, with a
snarling envy OF those who wear the roses
Of youth that long ago faded on her
brows- white now with December snow.
He tossed his hair back from his dark
handsome face with confident air. - .
sis it so necessary she should like me,
little onea But there, do not look SO
grieved; I will try to gain her good will,
for your sake"
'.Ah, no, Harry. not wholly for my
sake, but partly for your own too"
A long flight Of shallow stone steps
led up from the pavement to the balcony
where Madame Schuyler was standing.
Below was the river, the garden landing,
with the iron ring and chain where so
many pleasure boats had moored in other
days. Gay voices and hight footstept had
echoed here, careless good -bves had been
spoken, and tender farewells breathed
under those bending boughs. Hot tears
had fallen, too, and passionate repinings
startled the summer. singing birds in
their leafy hooks. And of all this only a
dull echo, now wandered through the
lonely woman's heart.
"Did you call me, ,grandmamma2'' ask
ed Juliet, timidly.
ssYes!" The answer, was brief and
cold. The speaker stood "a stately, black
yelled figure fronting her two visitors !;
her white, wrlnkled hands were clasped
on the top of her stick. Her head, fine
ly shaped IN spite OF its emaciation, was
wonderfully lovely, with its ornament of
thick snow.white halr whose waves were
partly covered by sober matron cap.
She turned from her granddaughter to
Harry Templeton, and with one long,
cold look, measured him from head to
foot.
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TEE speech of Hon. VIM. Pinckney
Whyte. of Maryland, in the Opera
House last night, was one Of the ablest
and most entertaing Of the whole cam
paign. He kept his large audience
chained to their seats for over three
hours, while he portrayed the mis-
management and maladministration OF
the Radical party during the last
twenty years. He touched upon near
ly every question that has been discus
sed during the campaign and his well
drawn points, drew loud and frequent
applause. In a word the speech was
listened to with the utmost gratifica-
tion and delight, and on no other oc-
casion has Wilmington audience ever
been entertained by an orator for so
many hours. They deeply apprecia-
ted the valuable information which
the learned and able gentleman i'm
parted, and will never forget the agree
able hours they spent in listening to
his eloquent appeal in behalf Of the
election of Hancock and English and
the return to the Senate Of Hon. Thos.
+. Bayard, for whose character and
ability a. o statesman he expressed
the utmost admiration and respect.
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JOHN wANAMAKgR.
Merino
Underwear.

These articles are general
ly sold for all wool, though
they may be part-cotton !;
or for all silk, though they
may be part cotton,or even
only plated with silk.
We prefer to tell what
everything we sell is made
Of so far as we know; and
to let people buy with full
knowledge. Indeed, that
is our only way of safety;
for unsatisfactory goods
come back to us; and the
worse possible ito us) reas-
on for goods coming back
is a discovery that they
are not what they were
sold for. We do not in.
tend that they shall come
back for any reason, least
of all for that one.
We have Children's un-
derwearin the same quail.
ties as ladies'; and many
others as well.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.
- BY virtue OF n writ OF VendItiont
Exponas 70 me directed will be ex posed 70
public sale at The
HOTEL OF GEORGE WHITFIELD,
In the city OF New Castle, New Castle
hundred. New Castle county, Delaware.
On WEDNESDAY, the 10th day of No
vember, 1850. At lO O'Clock, A, M,
The following described real estate. viz:
All that plantation or tract OF land
,ituate in Pencader hundred, In the coun-
ty of New Castle and State OF Delawara
bounde& and described as follows. 10 wit.
Beginning at black oak In the line OF
lands late OF DR.. James N. sutton and
corner for land late OF David Moran.
thence with said line north 80 degrees
ana 10 minutes east ~ 4-lO perches 10 a
stake a corner for land late ofkfartha Laws
thencewith said last mentiOaed land south
~ degrees and ~ minutes east II 6-lO per.
ches TO a white oak, thence north 81 de-
grees. east % lilo perches TO a black oak
"A corner for said land late of Martha Laws
ana In line OF land late Of James Der
rickson. lhence with said line south AZ de-
gToes and is minutes, east "a 6.lO perches
To "a STAKE, thence binding on said iand
late OF james Derriokson and land late OF
Martha Laws south 70 deg. and 80 minutes
west ~ perches 10 q marked hickory sap
ling In the line Of land late o Risdon
jackson, thence with said line north 81 de-
grees and 30 minutes west o. perches 10 an
ash corner for said land late OF said Jack.
son. thence binding on the line OF land
late OF David Morgan north one degree
and 10 minutes west So perches to stake
thence north q degrees, east % perches,
10 the place OF beginning, Containing
ninety-one acres one rood and 8 perches
OF land more or less,
Seized and taken In execution as the
properly OF SAMUEL b. SUTTON. de-
ceased Mary A. sutton. adminisiratrix OF
OF Ss muel II, Sutton, deceased, and Hem
~ Sutton. Mary wife OF Montgomery J.
Gray, Lillian wife Or Dennison,
children aud heirs-at-law OF Samuel b.
sutton. decess sed). and TO be sold by
JOHN PYLE, SherIn,
sherins ONCE. New castle, Oct. % 1850. |
Otc25-m W. FITS
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CHERIFF"S SALE. ,tovari
- BY virtue Of a Wrll oil he' 70
10 me directed, will be eAposcu
sale, at the ,,nn
HOTEL OF JOSEPH kiDpi
Tn Delaware city. Red Lion hu,
New Castle County, o1 sNovs
o A. D. lssO, at IL o'clock q H.,
The following described real esS 1sud
Ali that certain lot or piece 81 hns ns
formerly three lots, situated ~ ,snrH Dg
Citv Aforesaid, bounded anu uoS nj
fnliows. 10 wit: Beginning ~ awSsISl1
tha sontheasterly side OF sav.
street, at the distance ., hsasierlJ|
feet and half an inch noaoddN noaond and 4
the eastern corner OF SecUn ng aald 4
ington streets. thence a'ons ssterly 1
Washington streets, n0ItniI n0I,,iom Ned
10 land now or late oiiW ii'"l line al
thence along the same IN s,reet
angles with Washington s,ur ned
easterly' one hundred anu Inv NV md
fonr feet Wide alley, leit open I'D a. yalIe}
Ns.vhoJd thence along the saiI ion
i,n, Mom oo araiieI with Washlh ooa a I
@ ann n wes,erly twenty ieet ~ ,oa Il
sa.n ,Iana nnrlh westerly four iee' 'rsaIiel sJl
thence .ence sonth westerly and palafnet faetl
WasS1pSion street forty-nine innnce a
WE Waa, an inch TO a stake, tngnt nstSeel
aa nas, eriv narallel with Seeono a. nd
hundred ieet to ino ma thence aloll
Washington street, anu ainnr,v-nine feet
said northeasteriy Mace OF beginl
Is seized e and lig take, N y e%So1RREL5L, I,
yyiving mortgagor' q and nIda[reII, a3eiIih ihe yoa
RELL and Louisa v. WWU,arreli, decel
exc ut rs, of Edward and 10 bs
and WIN. W. fay yIor,i IIo@i,iN \ PYLE, she1
by oaao New Castle, OcloO''
lsst octo-ti.s
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~ . SALE.
~ BY virtue OF writ OF Levari Facias,
TO me directed will be exposed 10 pnblIc
sale at the f~"ii0
LAFAYETTE HOTEL,
No. Sl Shipley street, kent by Isaac ~
Pyie, Ia the city OF Wilmington, New
Costle County, Delaware. on '"
SATURDAY. The 3Jth day OF Oct, 1880
at 2oclock, p. IN. '
The following described real estate viz
Al that certain lot or piece OF land hay
erected situate In the city OF Whining
koh, IN lhe county OF New Castle ~
STATE OF Delaware, bounded and described
az follows, TO wit: Beginning ON tha
easterly side Of Madison street between
SKIN and Seventh streets at the distance
seventh street and the middle OF the
prlek wall dividing this fIom the adioins
ing property on the north, thence sf,IIth
erly along said side OF Madison street ar
Teen feet five Inches 10 the middle OF the
osick division wall between this and tue
ADJOINING house on the south, thence east
erly and parallel to Seventh street thronVh
the middle OF the said division wall 6i
ieet 70 the westerly side OF "A three faet
VIDE alley leading Into Seventh street
Inehce northerly along the said alley side
ana parallel 10 Madison street. fifteen feet
0 olnches TO a stake, thence westerly ana
parallel TO Seventh street aud through
the middle OF the said first mention ed
wall 6l feet 10 the place oil begin ling no
the contents thereof what they NAV
BOOK o, vol. 8, page ll9, &C.
seized and TAX, in execution as the
property OF William ii. Reynolds and
by JOHN PYLE Shee,Gu piu
1880. octISOeoS,l 10
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would much prefer to look upon the de-
cision ct the polls with that confidence
aud belief that our liberties were secure
n matter which party triunphed, but
we cannot. That time seems passed and
IL is with the most serious and profound
feeling Of a sense OF duty that We urge
the people to vote for Hancock and Eng
lish In order that their liberties may be
preserved and made secure.
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I.---Vest and
Drawers.

White Merino-.We have
at least a dozen makes
and qualities of what is
called white merino. The
lowest in price is so cents.
1t is rather heavy, rather
soft, and probably fully
one.third wool. 1t is the
best article we ever saw
for the money-so good,
in fact, that it crowds hard
our own Is cent garment.
The highest in price is
Smedley's-on the ocean,
will be here in a few days
which will sell for about
So SO for a medium size.
Between these extremes
are Cartwright & Warmers
and many American
makes.
Scarlet WooNTwo quail
tiles: an American at $2
for all siZes--whichwe sold
last year at 81 25-and
Cartwright q Warmers,
$3 IS for medium size.
Zephyr aOorsted-scarlet,
light blue and pink-Fine,
soft and permanently elas-
tic; a most agreeable gar
ment, 81 Is for all sizes.
Ti0o-thirds Slk.-Bret-
ties, natural silk color
only; gauze weights to g.
thread. The price varies
according to weight and
size. A medium weight,
6-thread. sells at 81 25
for medium size; the heav-
lest 8 thread at SIS 25 for
medium.
Very few merchants keep
pure-silk at all this grade has
to take its place, and is sold
for pure silk. 1t is guaranteed
by the maker, who is the most
distinguished maker of silk un-
derwear to be exactly two-thirds
silk and one-third cotton.
Silk.-Brettle's, natura
0 color, rose pink, pale blue
, and cardinal, ,gauze weigh
: to 8 thread. The pric,
= varies according toweight
: size and color. A medium
IS weight, 6-thread, natufa
q q color, sells at 81 Is, th'
It It other colors, 81; the heav
IS lest, 8 thread, natura
Is is color, Sc 25. The othe
> colors are of one weigh
.. only, viz, 6 thread.
Id
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- SHERIFF'S SALE by VIRTUE OF
~ A WRIT OF LEvARI FAoIAs, TO me
directed, will be expOsei 10 public sale,
~ Tho
HOTEL OF JOSEPH KIDD,
In Delaware City, In Red Lion Hundred,
On Monday. the LIST day OF November,
A. d.. 1880, at ii O'Clock a. M.
The following described real estate, Wig I:
All that certain tract OF land and marsh
situated parity In st. Georges HUI dred
ami partly In Red Lion Hundred, New
Castle county aud state of Delaware aIure-
said on the west shore OF the river Dell
aware. beginning Rt The north end Of q
ditch on the south bank OF the South
branch OF 81. Georges creek, and running
rom thence with the line OF land late OF
Manuel Ey res south degrees east l6l
perches TO the line OF land OF William
Kennedy, thence with said land North Us
degrees east AZ percues, thence south S9x
degrees EAST 23S 6-lU perches TO the marsh
road, near TO the river, thence on top OF
said bank up the river north degrees
east ii5 perches north 10 degrees west
perches. north 09k degrees, west 43
perches, orth 53 degrees, west IL perches.
north 81 degrees, west o perches, north 10
degrees, west perches, north ~ Il, grees.
eatst ~ perches over the sluices, south 8i
d gr ea, east 80 perches, north u degrees.
east 81 perchos TO straight ditch, thence
up said ditch, south " degrees, west l4I
perches 10 Old ditch and with IL south
three degrees, west Z3 ~ perches acI oss
the creek, theuce up the creek, north 71
degrees. west ~ peIches, west "a perehes.
north "a degrees. west IL percnes, norlli
iS degrees, west 80 perches 10 the upper
point OF the Island, thence south 10 de-
grees. west perches, south ~ degrees.
east ~ perches south degrees, east ~
pefcheb, south 70 degrees, east = perches.
south 81 degrees, east "a perches, south al
degrees, west ~ perches crossing and run
ming with the soulh branch Of 81. GeorRe's
Creek, and thence running with said
branch by It's several courses lSU perohes
70 the place VI beginning. Containing
within said bounds three hundred aud
seventy-lhree acres and sixty-eigh.
perches oil land, be the same more or
less.
Aud alAo, all thar certain other lot of
marsh or meadow reclAimed and enclosed
BY authority OF Tue commissioners Of the
st. Georges Marsh Company, about the
year 1850, adjoining the above described
tract and lying on the south side of the
new sluice race, containing l3 acres, 1
rood and ~ perclIes of land mors or less
(Excepting and reserving from this CON-
veyance amy right which the said 81.
Georges Marsh Company may have In a
certain dwelling house near the mouth OF
The creek, erected Tor the occupancy OF
the person having charge of the banks
and slulces OF the said Company.
Seized and taken in execution as the
proper " OF william b. Lawrence, and
Lydia T., his wife, John II. Bassei. and
susan ID. his wife, and Richard Fogg, and
mary w., his wife, and {. {. and 10 be
sold by JOHN PYLE. Sheriff.
5herin's ONCE, New Castle, October 9TH
looo. OctS Us ~,
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1.Ss11L .sSi ANNOUNCEnESi'
y NJ x. GARHAh:.L:I,' -,

Formerly the reliable s 5[S% PPhhiIadslp|
this city, has resut ,
and Is opening QUIZ u'nuuR STORE,
MERCHANT TAlLo FAIL, He earne,
At ssI East Fourth street nIs old friend,
soj,cits a call from ms his new slo'11
customers cU TO examine n1espsectfullyt, n,
goods. '' N. X, oA
Ocf9-Ot.
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FOR CORONER.
JOSEPH YARNALL.

FOR LEVY COURT COMMISSIONERS,
THOMAS LEE TALLEY, Brandy we HID,
MARTIN FARRELL. Wilmington HID.
THOMAS ]. HANNA, Christisna Hd.
ROBERT II. MORRISON, New Caste Hid.
ALEX XANDRh WILSON, Pencader Hd.
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ENOR SALE.-Buiiding lot 100 feet
II inches front Oh south side OF Beech
street; 80 feet front on Van Buren street
and 6i feet front ON Maryland Avenue
fronts on the city line, and lies In Chris.
tiana Hid. Apply at this office. u.
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CNOR SALE.-Three adjoining lots, on
II A street 80 feet by 81 feet inches.
aud % n. on Goodman street 100 feet deep:
near Railroad Avenue, South side,
Also, one lot ON Thirteenth street. near
HeaId street. Apply at il6 Market street,
u
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On Tuesday next the election polls
open at 8 O'Clock, be on hand early
and vote the whole Democratic ticke'.
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vorR early and vote for Purnal j.
Lynch for Sheriff and Joseph Yarnall
for Coroner.
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LET no Democrat scratch a SINGLE
name on his ticket. Besure TO exam
inc it carefully and vote it entire.
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CHERIFF'S SALE,


OHERIFF'S SALE.
By virtue OF a writ OF Second Plus.
Yenditloni Exponas TO me directed, will
be exposed To public ale at the
HOTEL OF WILLIAM B. CURRINDER
In the village OF Christiana, White Clay
Greek hundred, New Castle county.
MONDAY,
The 9th day Of November, 1880,
at 10 o'clock q. M, the following described
real estate, viz
A lot OF land situated near Ogletown, In
White Clay Creek hundred, Rev Castle
county, bounded as follows, TO wit: On
the north by lands OF Dennis Nowlin and
George Allen, ON the east by lands OF VIM.
4. Sinailey, on the south by lands vi
samuel p. Airich and James X, U. Old
ham, on the west by lands Of Dennis
Nowiin, containing IA acres OF land more
or less, with frame house and stable
thereon erected.
Siezed AID taken into execution as the
property oil Geors G Carter, and To be sold
JOHN PYLE, sheriff.
5heriff's Once, New Castle, October IL,
1881. OcL2J-eOdts
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ENOR SALE.-one- horse family Pheton
Il 10 seat four persons. In good order. a
bargain. Apply at Pioneer Club Stables.
Orange street, below Ninth. aug2-tf
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xl.0O Wood. orders d.rs XII fKing 80
& sr4S r44SS@asssas Z ssSs iS.;5s s@f 5"a gnsHs
FACT Factory, r.; corner Union S'''''' -
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WANTED.

NxI ANTED-A purchaser Tor two 2i feet
w front lots on Delaware avenue,
near franklin. Address
sep9-d .W" GAzETTR OFFICE.
AN1 ANTED.-A purchaser for two finely
w located cottage lots at Rehobotii.
near the beach. or an exchange Tor city
property. Address, I'D - this Office.
sepB-d&wu
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

LNOR SALE.--A building lot on the =,
T. w. corner OF Stroud street and Rail-
road Avenue, near the locomotive house
OF the Wilmington d Western X. r., ~
feet front on ON Il. Il. Avenue, and 81 ieel
front on Stroud street. West WILMINGTON.
Apply at this Office. ti
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$50 Reward.

The above reward will be paid for any
Information that will lead to the arrest
whoAe Q nc Ions may inoite 10 riot on the
occasion OF the paradss OF Wednesday
and ThuBday evenings, October 27tb and
2sth. j. z. ALLMOND, Mayor.
Oct2i-lt.
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C,HERlFF'S SALE.
- BY virtue OF a writ OF Levari
70 me directed, will be exposed
sale al the
HOTEL OF JOSEPH KlDn
In Delaware City, In Red Lion NJ
New Castle county, DelaWai
ON MONDAY, The lst day Of ~
at II O'Clock a. M,
The following described real estat
All those several tracts and -
land, situate In st, Georges and
hundreds, New Castle county, az
OF Delaware, bounded and descf
follows:
No. |. All that tract Of land 10
the JanisOn Corner Farm, sltua
st. Georges hundred, bounded
north by land late ol Thomas y
and herein described as No, 2oh ~
by lands of Thomas HOusl07
John Houston, and on Tue,
lands OF y. +. Schallcross, and Y
lie road containing about two ~
acres more or less, with the iram9
barns and granary thereon erected.
No. 2. All that tract 81 land kn9
the Home Farm, situated In 81. y
Hundred bounded on the n0rlh n
OF John Houston and "
the west by lands OF James LecOli
the north ny the Jamlson Corner
above described AZ No. ]. ana U
Catharine CleHver and on Tue
lands ofSerrick II. Schallcross, con
$50 acres more or less with hame
barn and granary thereon efecieu.
No, 2. All that tract oil lana kuy
the Capelle farm. situate 10 hs,
Hundred, bounded on the norm .,
OF Thomas W. Blddle, on tle W "
lands of fThomas CLARK and ,nn "
on the south by lands OF tht ~
VIM, /. Hurlock and on the eas. =, y
OF Leviu. Clark containing tNon'
and twelve acres OF land, more
with brick house, frame barn anu :
thereon erected. .a,,,on
Seized and taken ~ ekecu.iou
property of Thomas craven, :
under the last will and Testament q
Jamison, deceased, AID WIN. n. on =
Oliver Jamison and Clara JaihiSon
aud " be sold by y,r Oh
Hnerin . oino0' Nv" Ocill
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NJ oTiCE.-Every democrat that wishes
IN 10 be natu ralized will leave their
names at the store OF W. II. Quinn, No.
l2L Market street, and bring their vOuch-
ers, the Com 'uittee will see that they get
their papers. BY order the Democratic
Association, W. IL. QUINN.
sep1O tf Chairman.
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DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET

DEMOCRArIC COUNTY TICKET
FOR STATE SENATOR,
JAMES PARKE POsTLES.
For REPREsKNTATIvEs,
HENRY q. TURNER.
MARSHALL 3. CHANDLER,
STEPHEN SPRINGER.
THEODORE II. ARMSTRONG,
JAMES r. SHALLChOsS,
DIR. JAMES v. Ck WFoRD.
FRANKLIN COLLINS,
FOR sHKRIFE,
PURNAL J. LYNCH.
FOR CORONER.
JOSEPH YARNALL.
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NOTlCE8.

A. AOTICE.-Delaware Western X. r. Sum-
~ day tiAina between Wilmington and
Landenberg will be discontinued after
Sunday, october 3ist.
octgS Il d. CoNNELL. SUPP.
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$50 Reward.

The above reward will be paid for any
Information that may lead 10 the recov-
cry of the body of Henry Bleyer, II dead.
who has been missing slice Tuesday
night, the 18th inst, or The 8 me reward
will he paid for any Information that will
lead 10 his recovery n living.
Oct28 81. CATHERI y r BLEYER.
The daily gazette., 1880-10-30

T,EACHERs' INSTITUTE
The sixth annual Teachers Institute,
for New Castle County, will be held in
The college Oratory, Newark. Del. ON
"WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY
AND SATURDAY,