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General Netcs.

The Ways and Means Committee will
next Tuesday begin the consideration Of
the Sugar bill presented by the memo
rtalisfswho were heard before the Com
ifittee IN January, and also Of the till
introduced by Representative Gibson OH
"Wednesday last.
The Senate Committee on Territories
agreed yesterday to report favolably a
bill establishing U. 5. District Court
for the Indian Territory, and providing
for the requirement of citizenship by the
Indians aud the allotment Of lands to
theP in severa,ty, under prescribed con
tions. H .- tt
The House Committee on Public
Buildings lesterday reconsidered lis de-
termination not to report any more bills
for the present, and decided to rep rt on
Monday next bill appropria ii g $780,
900 for the purchase of a site for new
p0st-office. in Baltimore.
Che Senate yesterday confirmed Franl,
Z. Mason, Of Ohio, to be Consul al
b ,sle, and Edward L. White to be Con
at PDnee, p. Il. The Senate rcjerted the
n mination of Edward T. Parker to he
Census Supervisor for the First District
of Louisiana.
The President yesterday nominated
Rowland L. Trow bridge, Of Michigan.
all eX-Cong gresham, to be Comm ssioner
OF Indian Affairs.
The Pos master General issued his
order, yesterday, reducing the mail ser
vice on the "Stal" routes TO one trip % 1
week.
a telegram to tie Galveston Mar!
from the City of Mexico, says great pre-
partitions are being made for tn, recep
ton OF General Graht. Mineral College
fine building, has been selected for Il {
rec ption ceremonies. General Mexis
and Senior Romero have been appointe,
by the Executive committee to receiy,
General Grant at Vela Cruz. Afie
leaving this city, tn parry W. stop tw,
days at Orizaba.
As the 22d Of February will fall upor
Sunday, IL has been decided to cnlebrat,
the anniversary in Washin. ton by clos
ing The Executive Departments Oh the
following day.
In the Dominion Fl use Of Commo, 5
yesterday, the bill grantiuc 500 900 fol
t1e Irish Relief Fund wa, passed by q
unanimous vote.
DR.. Benz min Brandrcth, we'll
kliown patent medicine proprietor. dice
at his residence, in Sing sing, y. Y. or
ihursday, aged Y years. lie was Tor,
IN England, but came 10 this cnuutrv a
the agr of % ears. He leaves proprrt,
estimated al $4,000 900.
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LOCAL TIME TABLE.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTo


FOR PHILADELPHIA.-2.2l, 100, $40. 300,
J.5d. 1902 1880, a. m.; 1918, H. 80 2.3O 400,
l.46, 100, $40, 2. m. On sundays, 2.2l, $40,
a. m; 500, $50, VAC p. m:
For NEW YoRR.-2.2l 100, 1902, n. m; F.;
1913, 1880. S.id, p. IN. On Sundays, 2.2l
=. m.
For BALTIMORE AND WAsHINGToN.-
l2.5l. 2.O3. s.3j, a. m. l2.52 I.Ol. 5.lS, 7.OS,
p. IN. ON Sundays, 1851. 2lO a. 10.
For BALTIMORE, bay Line connectionJ
i.tS p, IN. No sunday trains.
FoR NEW CAsTLE.-d.UO " 10, n. M; Ito,
300, $50, p. m. No sunday trains,
FoR DELAWARE X. R.-y.l5 a. M; ll0,
d.3D. p. m. No sunday Lrains.
FUK WILMINGTON & NORTHERN Il. r.
80, a. M; 800, $50 p, m. No Sunday
trains.
FoR DELAWARE WESTERN r. RIB
1880 a. M; $50 p. IN. No sunday trains.
TRAINS ARRIVE IN WILMINGTON
FROM rnILADELPHIA.-i2.4j, 2.O3, $50
5.lO n. M; l2.0J. lA42. Log. 2.J0 Az, 5.l3,
d.2l, 100. so. ILL., p. IN. On sundays, 1913
4.O3, 1910 u. M; 7.35, lilo p. III.
FROM NEW YoRK,-2u3, $40, a. m. IL. A.
log. 5l3, Wp. m. On nSundays, 2.tai d. m
| FROM BALrIAOKE.-2.l5, v.3U, 9.J7, n. IN.
| l2.US, l2.37, j.'jU, Y.j6, p. III. ON Sundays,
| lis "A. m. D.}b p. IN.
FROM WAsHINGToN.-2l5. a. M; 1903
i2.37, 5.36, y.3B y. III.
| FROM NEW CAslLE.-S.50, 9.52, II. 80 a. N. .
SIS, d, Is p. III. No sunday trains.
| FROM DELAWARE X. k.-s.5U, ii. 80 q. m.
| $40 p. IN. No sunday trains.
| FkoM WILMINGToN Il NORTHERN II. Il
800, ll.35 a. m; GAS p. III. No Sunday
| trains
| FROM DELAWARE WESTERN II. Rs 0
a. m; 2.lj, p. III. No sunday trains.
TRAINS FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE
PHILA III BELPHlA.
From BROAD STREET AND W WAsHINGTor
| AVENUE-7.3, 500, 1870, II 10 IA. M l.Yl
| $40, 400 i. .l5, go 100 y.i5 Ii 80 u. m OF
sundays, $50 "a. M: $50, 0.i5, II so pm.
FROM THIRTY SECOND AND MARRE
SrkEErs.--7.3O, lbs IA. m: ~ 20, 4.eC, y
M; l.OO a. m. On sunday \, I.UO, 7.JU u. III
NorE.-The black figures represent tn
- i'm ted Express" ON which an extr
fare is charged.
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THE BU THEIRS SHOW.

TUE DI PLAY OF SHOW BREF' ny THE
BUTCHERS A GENERAL ONE. t.f
The Gus ON of the butchers 10 making
gr"a, preparations for she exhibi tiOn Of
show beef" has been more ente nsivrIy
Observed this year than formerly. For
months pas the utchers have heen look
lug around the country for pnme cattle
wlth vi'w TO kiln < aud expos ng 10
sale on February 22nd. Nearly all OF
hem have MAJ = quite a display and the
exhibition continued with tue gay de-
coroat'ons on the stalls give the market
hou~es more pleasant appearance. The
"shOw" has been la full blast since Yes
teriay. In Third street market house
It is = riking and tho butchers there ap-
p AR to have carried eff the palm In
fhird and IL ghih street markets how
ever there are credi,able exmblti ons, "a nd
the bnlcbers are mol tar hshiud.. i. q :
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FIFTH EDITION.
The Assessm ents In Kent.

Tho Assessments In Kent.
The Delawnrean.
The Levy Court has beer in session
ali thisf week and las been engage N
putting negroes 'and- White Repubh-
cans on the assessment lists that have
been returned delinquents, because
the leaders of the mongrelpady hdvis-
ed them not to pay any taxes. On
Monday few appeared from Mispil-
lion. On Tuesday, Rev. John Dowl,-
ham, Supervisor OF Elections, apreacif-
cr who does not want to 90 to Heaven
if certain Democrat does, led about
fifty negroes up to the Levy Court
room, most of whom were put on the
lists. On Wednesday all the negroes
of Kenton hundred came to Dover, as
they said, to vote. About fifty were
put upon she assessment lists. On
Thursday the negroes Of West Dover
appeared, and about thirty were put
upon the list from that hundred. The
Little Creek negroes, to the number of
about fifty-five, appeared, and about
thirty were put on the list. In the
crowd was little negro, who came
from North Carolina four years ago,
and at that time said he was only IA
years old. He found white man who
swore that he was twenty-one years
old. All the hundreds have had their
days, and there have been put on the
lists about seven hundred names, two
hundred and fifty of these being white
men
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Two Rlde-SteaIers Caught.

George a. Riley, the con lpctor ot the
r., w. ~ ID. midnight fieght from
Phi ladelphIa, noticed three negroes on
he tram, when the stop was made al
Gray's Ferry. lie ordered them oil.
sometime after this he noticed al-door
in one Of the cars partly open. Looking
in, lie saw the same men, One OF them
spl ang ont aud escaped, hut Mr.. Riley
closed the door and imprisoned the
other two. w zen the train reached
Wilmington he handed the negroes over
10 officers Cannon aud Mccormick whn
took them to the police station. This
morning the Mayor held them in S200
bail to appear at court TO answer the
charge Of br' aking into a car.
The daily gazette., 1880-02-21
WALL SrRErr YnsrrRpAY.-stocl,

WALL STREET YESTERDAY Stocks
were remarkably active and prices in
most instances advanced. Money on
call was a shade sitter, at 8 to 9 per
cent. upon stock collateral, with more
business at Q than at o.. Foreign ex-
change was quiet at the same rates.
Government bonds were in only fair
demand and steady. State securities
and railway bonds were moderately
active and about steady.
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HopelessIv M.

Mrs. Sarah Mcrrihew, widow of the
late Captain james p. Merrihew, is
now hopelessly i'll at her residence, No.
300 French street, and her death is
hourly expected. Mrs. Merrihew, met
with an accident some time ago, by
which her arm was broken. Owing to
the fact that she is very fleshy per-
son the broken bone could not be prop
erly set. In consequence of this, NOR
tiiication set in some days ago, and it
is now feared that the unfortunate
lady cannot live during the DAY.
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IhiriU One.

The committee of th.rty-ole held a
meeting In Henry e. Turner's Office last
night IL was shown that the receipts
and subscriptions OF the recent meeting
already amounted To over $500. II was
decided 10 have tile members of the
committee from each ward To make a
personal canvass OF the wards for SUB.
scriptiohs. On Wednesd evening
next the committee will settle up all ac.
counts and business Of preceding meet
inns
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CLAYTON House anl ,aIs,

Edward Burke, CITY.
II. j. Painter West Chester, Pa.
Alan 5. Ha lshooye, Bait.
u. l.. Clark. n. r.
W. II. Freeman, n. Y. ...t
w. l.. Quinneil,
Ii. +. ben. Norrlstown, Pa.
II. =. Smith,
john w. Hall. Fredei lea.
Julien H.. Ralph. n. Y.
Miss Fannie s. Jordan, Cambrldge
G.. Il. Shipley, Cleveland, o.
w II Grhy. N. Y. =.
s. +. Bagg and wife, Watertown, n
cecil Gabbeit, Montgomery, Ala,
3 Gross, Phila.
g; W. Ferguson, N. Y.
w. h. Ferguson.
A r.. Maltby, c, f.
Union square Theatre Company.
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PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
WEDNESDAY Eph 70 6P 4


FLOUR is in better demand & prices are
htmer. Sales of l7OD barrels, Including
Minn. sofa extra at 30 50aS7 Penn. do. do
ut So d2l2aS7 y; Western do. do. at s. 81 Ia
81 y aud patent and other high grades at
y - a sS %. Rye Hour sells slowly at s.
Corn Meal is quiet. The last sale was at
S3 l1ls
GRAIN.-Wheat is excited and and &C.
hightr. Sales OF 80 uO0 bushels, including
red at 81 81; amber at 81 SO and No. z
red. elevator, 81 - February, 81 81 March,
81 d Anril aud 81 52l2 May, Rye Ia steady
at SOC for Pennsy yIvauia. Corn is IN
tair demand % higher. sales OF $1,000 bush.
Il Guiding mixed aud yellow at 57<a5Sc.,
and white AT dc. Al the open board, SIC,
was bid FOR February, 5575c. for March and
ij4'. for April and 52l2c. for May. Oats
are qultt and unchanged. Sales OF 500
Dusurs, including mixed and stained at
q aud Is cents, and white at 47aI9 cents
The receipts to-day were as follOws: 1870
hbis. Hour, jVUO bush. whea;, 5000 bush.
corn Wo bushels rye, 400 bush. oats,
90 bush. barley. l2U bbs. whiskey.
WnIsKY 50 bbls. Western iron bound
sold at 81 uS Ter gallon.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET,
MONDAY February Io SPIN
BEEF CATTLE were Gull this week and
prices were fraction lower. 200 head ar
| rived and sold at the different yards at o.,
a6Lc per H., as IT, quality.
SIEEP were dull and rather lower
| 9,Hp hetd sold at the different yards al
from ~ dAc., per lb., and lambs at g
| &c. per ID.
Hoes were dull and easier. 5000 head
sold at the different yards at 81 arc. pei
pound.
COWS were unchanged. l5O head sole
/ at S4Ua $40 per mead.
! @HfEp BROKERS' ASSOCIATION.
Pafk DroUe Yard, West Phtla, FEB. IA.
SHEEP. Extra, 10 to 100 ms, exc; good
~ 10 100 ihs., - TO ~ C: fair, so to s. Ms.
~ 10 -. Good lambs, 81 "a 63z; common
! lambs, IA 10 &c. calves, 6 a 7l<c, Ar
rlvas. 300 head. Market steady.
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FRENCH AID FOR IRELAND.
IRISH RELIEF FUNDS.
EGIsTER's ORDER.
REGISTERS OFFICE,
Mn. 4 tnaala L. Il


Upon theappllcation OF Samuel Hanby.
Administrator of John Osborne, late oi
Brandywine Hundred, In said county. de-
ceased II Is ordered and directed by Lhe
Register that the Admi nistrator aforesaid
slve notice OF granting OF letters OF ad-
ministration upon the estate OF the deceas.
ed, with the date OF granting thereof, by
causing advertisements to be posted with
in forty days from the date of such letters,
IN six OF the most public places uf the
county of New Castle, requiring all per
sons having demands against the estate IL
present the same or abide by AN act ofAs
sembly IN such case made and prov ided
Ana also cause the same To be inserted
within the same period In the DAILY
3AzkTTE, newspaper published In Wi
mington. and TO be continued therein three
weeks, eod d.
,-, Given under the hand and seal
, l.. S. OF Office of tue keglsJer aforesaid
'-~~~' at New Castle, In New Castle
county, Aforesaid, the day and year abov,
written. y. q. BI9GS, Register.
NOTICE.
All persons having CLAIMS against the Es-
tate OF the deceased. must present the same
tuy attested, to the Administrator on OF
before Feb. II, lSol, or abide the Act of
Assembly in such case made and provid-
ed. SAMUEL HAN'BY.
Administrators.
Address. Claymont, Del. feblI-eoi3w
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SIR GARNET WoIsELEY has finish
ed the fifteenth chapter of his Life
OF Marlborough" under curious cir
cumstances. The night after the din
ner at Pretoria, where he made the fl
nal annexation speech which so irri-
tated the Beers, word came that hos
tile demonstration was threatened. =
Sir Garnet sat up all night IN conse.
quence, and to beguile the time brought
the story of his brother-warrior down
to the battle of Blenheim.
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, Latest Cable NetOs.

t,,.r +, LONDON, Feb, 21, 1880.
A travesty of "Daniel Rochat," by
NM. Biavet and Besson, is promised at
the Palais Royal Theatre, Paris.
The wollen warehouse of Hill. Mills
& Co.. in Manchester, has been burned.
rhe los, is estimated at ESQ 600.
Count Won wesdehlen, Councillor to
the 6 ,rmap Embassy at Paris, has been
ni.i. -. - -
E The popular old drama, Lies Fngi-
tifs," by Adolphe d Ebnery, was rsviv-
ed on Thursday night at tine Chatelr
Theatre, Paris. s. ,..,.
The dissident faction OF the French
Left Centre have reDounced their iDten-
ttion Of opp os,ng q candidate to John
lL"noinne for tae Senate.
LIE Pays publishes an advertisement
inviting subscription for the purp 'se of
carrying the election of Paul de Cassag-
nac's brother at Miranda.
The iAgence Ru.see states that there ~
nothing deuoting the intention of ChIna
to refuse % ratify the treaty with Rus
STA for the surrender of Kuldia to China.
At the Theatre de la Monnaie, Bru.-
ssls, Albapl has just takeu brilliant re-
Nouko iOi uoi thAiuIt III 1ldly. onb IN re-
ported to have met with immeasa sue
cess.
Advices from Valparaiso --of The 9th
ult., state thai by an explosion of shell
IN the arsenal there twenty persons
we're killed Half Of the building was
destroyed
FRENCH AID FOR IRELAND.
A despatch from Paris to the Times
reports that the proprietors of the
Untpsrs have remitted 18,000f. for re-
lief purposes to the Irish Catholic
bishops. ..
IRISH RELIEF FUNDS.
The Mansion House Relief Commit
tee announce that the total amount re-
ceived to date is e69, 900, of which the
sum of 500, 500 has been expended
Since the last meeting of the commit
tee f9OO have been received Sixty
eight grants were made on Thursday,
amounting to GO, 265, being much in
excess of the days receipts.
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THE AETlzANs SAVINGS BANK.
3 MARKET STKEET

502 MARKET STREET,
INCORPORATED JANUARY 21th, 1851.
Open tu receive deposits daily from A
NJ, until 7. NJ, and on Tuesday and Sat
ulday evenings from 10 O'Clock.
SEMI-AANUAL DIVIDEND,
regularly made in April and October.
When dividends are not withdrawne
they are accounted as deposits. Thus per-
manent deposits compound their interest
twice in each year.
Clement II. Smyth, George w. Bush,
Chas. ". Townsend George s. Capeiie.
Nathan1 R.Benson, NJ. l.. Lichensteln,
Henry f. Dure. Edward Darlington,
W. Hastings, Job ii. Jackson,
Edward Pusey, VIM. Ii. Swift,
Anthony II iggins.
GEO. W. BUSH, President.
GEO. s. CAPELLE, Vice President,
itb2l-ly h, I. TAYLOR. Treasurer.
LtIRST NATIONAL BANk
T. OF WILMINGTON.
REPOSITORY OF THE PUBLIC MONEY
FINANCIAL AGENTS OF THE UNI
TED STATES
EDWARD BETS, PRESIDENT.
GEO: y, ARMSTRONG; CASHIER.
Paid up capital, 100000
Philadelphia. New York and Boston Ex-
change furnished to regular Depositors
without charge.
Discount days. Mondays and hursda .
AZ 90 A. M.
DIRECTORS.
Clement b. Smyth. George W. Bush
John II. Adams, r Ii Garrett,
Henry s. McComb, Sam'l Bancroft. Jr.
Daniel James, William Tatnall,
Edward Belts. ianI-iy
The daily gazette., 1880-02-21
DEATH Op JOsnIJA H.IRONs

- - n ~ VI bpn'l y ~ II l HUNS.
Cdptasn Joshua II Irons, of Millsborc
died of igbt's disease OF the kidneys on
Wednesday morning, aged AZ years /
month and 20 days. Captain Irons was
sea captain, anh had been engaged In
roasting trade all his life. He " as genar
.uS In all his Impulses, charitable in
disposition and jovial companion. H.
was never married, and OF his familt
leaves but two sisters to gtieve his loss.
short tune since he was appointed
'itcl On supervisor for the Republicans
Of his hundred.
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ExECUTOR's SALE.

At his late residence near Hare's Corner
On TUESDAY, The oath Day OF February,
next, beginning alto O'Clock. a. m,
will be sold the Personal Property of Ben
Jamin 3. Booth. deceased, con-
sisting OF Horses, Mules, Oxen, U
Steers. Mich Cows, and other N~N
stock. Ah
Farming implements OF all kinds, dairy
utensils, poultry. several hives OF bees,
hay, &c.
TERMS.-For all sums under 500 cash,
above that amount negotiable note OF 3
months. with approved security with In
tere st added. By order of Executor
L.. w. Stidham, Auc. jan22- WITS
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Bessie Tueu er's JJo,,,

Miss Bessie Turner, the celeb,,I
witness in the case of Theodore m,
against Henry Ward Beecber !
married recently to Charles Walpn
stage carpenter of the Broad,
Theatre, Brooklyn. Mrs. Walrra,
n frequent visitor to her old n,
Mrs. Elizabeth Tilton, who lN,'
brooklyn with her son Carroll vbI
studying to become a minister \
Tilton is supported by her husla
who, however, never visits her.
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/ RUSFEE's SALE.

In virtue of decree Of tile Circui / Court
tor Kent cuunty az Court OF Chancery,
The subscriber, as Trustee, Will offer al
Pu0lic Sale at the Voshell House IN Ches-
THURSDAY,
The 4th Day of March, in the year 1880,
at "a o'clock. p. m,
All that farm or tract of land situated In
Kent county, Md, of which sarah A.
Morris, late of said county, died seized
and now In possession of l.. S. Morris
containing go acres, more or less, of which
about 100 acres are in cultivation and the
rest in wood.
This farm Is situated within short dis
lance from Morris station on the'rownsend
Branch of the Kent County Railroad, and
adJolns the lands OF Cornelius ], scott
Joseph w. Peacock and Others
The improvements consist of n faz1z171>
GOOD DIV ELLING HOUSE, and ItaEsR
ALL NECESSARY oUTBUILDINGs. -aa1.H
large peach orchard and other Iruit
trees. Tine land Is of good quality, well
| fenced and In good state OF cultivation
81 The TERMS OF SALE prescribed by the
decree are, that one tnlfd OF the purchase
| money shall be paid in cash ON the day o
sale, and the residue In two equal pay.
ments at six and twelve months thereaf
| ter, with Interest from the day of sale, and
security approved by the Trustee.
ii. W. ARCHER, JR., Trustee,
| Bel Air, Md.
U. A. c. Garrett, Auct. feb7-ltawts
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ImnnrlanI fn Mafner.

Mrs. Minsluw's soothing syrup IA The
only thing that mothers con rely upon far
tnelr cnlluren. IL corrects acidity of the
sir'uach. cures wind collie, reg ui,tes the
b"wels and gives rest, health AZ com fort,
lo motner ana child. During toe process
~ leethlng Its value ls incalculable. n
soitens The gums, reduces Inflammation
hHu ailays al pain lhereby giving rest 20
ine cnl!d and comfort To the mother, -.
tWentJ-EVe cents hOltle. narlb -lYeOd
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Resignation Of u Democratic
SuDcf.riSOr.

Out of due respect for the wishes of
he Democratic party of Sussex county.
a. expressed by the chairmansof the Ex-
ecnuve Committee, Thcmas Records
Esq, | have this day & niered NV resip-
nation of Democratic supervisor of
G"orgetown Hundred, and have re-
qu'sted the appointment of C. G. Stock
ley in my stead.
PETER S. FAucETr
Georgeiown, Del, Feb. 16, 1880.
The daily gazette., 1880-02-21
Eidcr I1raucr's Lecture.

Elder George X. Kramer will deli GER
his Announced lecture In the Opera
House on some Sabbath afternoon, not
vet announced. The subject viii be
paul. the Slave of Jesus Christ" A
collec;'on will be taken up. and the
whole amonnt.applled to the new church
fund.
The daily gazette., 1880-02-21

NJ OTICE,-Notice Is hereby given that
IN the annual meeting Of the Brandy
wine Hundred Association for the Recov-
cry of stolen Horses and Detection OF
Thieves. will be held at the hot ell of oliver
II. Parry, oD Saturday, March @. rSS0, at 2
O'Clock p. m. HENRY M. BARLOW,
febl2-w4t. Secretary.
The daily gazette., 1880-02-21
Faber A,bs Iead penc,l man h,,

Fhbtr, thH ItaI FthCIT man, hli
presented to the German clly Of Nm
berg 125.Do0 MARKS The interest
which will go towards estabhi
worthy me chanics In business.
Miss Nellie Crscker, OF Slcran'
hal an jmpecnnious lover. Dymg
'yher hay size left him 500 OOO--lo Il
on some other giIl, vary likely.
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Stricken With Porny,s,s.

a., " "" UTWtU6tS'
TUNKHANNoCK, Feb. I'D. ID. De
VIII, cashier of the Wyoming National
Bank of this place, was stricken with
paralysis at about 10 o'clock thus morn
ing while engaged with his lawyer. 1t
is the opinion of his physicians that lie
cannot recover
The daily gazette., 1880-02-21

GEN. A. I. ToRBERT arrived home
from a visit through the West on
Thursday. lie visited Leadvillc ON
his trip, and reports things in BOOM
ing condition there.
The daily gazette., 1880-02-21
Acmte Distress at Errru s

ICWLB DISLFtSS UJ ErerU "
LoNDoN, Feb. 2o.-Me Stand a
Correspondent on board the British d
bo At Goshawk, which cUried pro,sI
to the Western islants, writes The
lowing: "My unvesl igllions on all
islands visited BY the G ,sh,sk said
me that there is no starvation and
he Inhabitants. Acute distress cOniru
one at every step. but the relief nj
sures OF the Dublin aud local conn
tees a'e sufficient to meet tie ed
gency."
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In virtue of decree In C9anst ,,ar st Prd
subscriber, as Trustee, VIII orrSesteroA
Sale at the VOsheli House liiN"
ON THURSDAi' ,Ssa.

sale at the Vosheli House III .n''
ON THURSDAY, ,SsL
The 4th Day OF March,
O'clock, p. M, si,oasl|
An that farm or tract of lanu' Inn fid
Kent county, Md, of when blcd eoup1
late OF said county. died lLosIhieb =
ing 90 acres more or less, oi WI, W,,on q
ah1,,t 9ND acres are in culilVasher H.
and Ihe residuein wood ana tiin'
prIncipally oak and chestDu'i miles h|
Thls flrin is situated about me d ~
CnesIertown. and about the sn y, Ruck N
nom me steamboa landing W ~, aid
and Within one mile from vi Of n
station nj Worton. The lanu a,y prOd1
ouality. we'll improved ana vT'iisab1]
tive. producing annually aoou IN Two lD1
els oi wheat. and from one
sand bushels OF corn. nsist Ofs N
The improvemeAt cons,lsSsslIlng EN-
two story and attic brick gooL ml
house with frame Kitchen, "hnild- "
barn and all necessary iaii"
nss, x peacb orchard cont aiming ! ssmU"Ii'P' UIi'P'
trees now about 4years olui "A
orchard and other NUT iIssas,,ribed ]
THE TERMS or SALE Proi re, ihe pol, y
decree are. That que thlru W an the w
money shall be phid IN chsm chnaI lns, ,allD,ss
| sa e. The residue Ia Two eq '%e, esfte y.
nj six and twelve mouths Indd ID secubH
| Interest from day Of SAFE INV
| proved by the n ustse; ,urR Trus'eu. "A
HENRY W. AAOBe bel A, tx y
U. A. G. Garrett, Auct' ''"
The daily gazette., 1880-02-21
FOURTH EDITION
Indications for To-Dny.

FalIing barometer, sodrmer southsrly
soinds, Increasing cloudiness and rain.