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Candidates for the Legislature in South
Carolina seek to find favor with the people
by promising to vote for a reduction of the
expenses of the state and county govern
ment IN the event of their election.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-28
TUEsDAY. DECEMBER as. 1850.

The ELKcToRAL COUNT BILL
which was before the House OF Repre-
ssntatives is opposed by some of the
Republican newspapers on the ground
that there being no contest raised over
Mr.. Garfield's election such bill fix
ing certain rules by which the Elec-
toral vote shall be counted and de-
clarsd ia not necessary. This is a
fimsy pretext for putting off the
passage Of the bill. In fact this is the
very time when such a bill should be
passed. Its passage has been delayed
already too long; aud now when
there is no question raised as to the
election Of the Presidential candidate
is the proper time to pass the bill
establishing fair and impartial rules
BY which the aseertaining Of the vote
and the declaring of it shall be gov
erned. 1t seems to us that this ought
not to be objected to by any one who
is governed by fair and honest politi-
cal sentiments. II rules are neces-
sary at all and they were accounted
so until the election of Hayes, and
then repealed for purpose, and now
the enactment Of the electoral count
bill is opposed for some secret po-
litical purpose.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-28
ANornER PENsIon sounMn ,

ANOTHER PENSION ScHBME ON
FooT.-The Washington correspondent
of the New York Times says: Notwith-
standing the fact that the Arrearage of
Pensions act nearly doubled the amount
of the annual pension roll, and, in addi-
ton, made the Treasury liable for the
payment of many million dollars for
arrears, there are members of Congress
who are striving TO increase the public
burden on this accoundt by removing he
limitation imposed by the Arrearage act
upon claims flied after July l, 1880. The
Limitation does not apply 10 claims filed
by or in behalf Of insane persons and
children under 10 years of ags. When
the arrearage bill was under considera-
tioD in Congress, 1t was argued by its
advocates that not more than S26, 900 600
would be required to pay arrears. More
than $S0,000,000 have already been
drawn from the Treasuary on account OF
arrears, and II is estimated that TO pay
the claims filed under the act prior TO
July last, will require at. least $3.50 900,
90 more. The enormity Of these hg
al es cannoi fail TO startle the country and
cause the people TO demand that Con
gressmen shall cease inventing schemes
to add to the public burden under the
plead of doing justice TO those who ssrv-
ed in the Federal Army aud Navy during
the rebellion.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-28

Coop APPoINThEHrs.-r The RepU6-
lisan very justly compliments the Levy
Court for appointing Nj. Thomas b.
Smith, the crier of the Court, janitor
of the new Court House, and Mr..
John NJ. Enos, night Waterman.
They are very worthy men and will
no doubt discharge their duties faith
fully and with care and Judgement.
The Levy Court has manifested the
most intense interest in all that has
been done, and deserve the lasting
thanks of the citizens Of the whole
county for the manner IN which they
have discharged the great responsi.
bilities which the erection of the
magnificent structure required. And
it il to be hoped that Messrs. Smith
and Enos will feel the responsibility
that now rests on them to take good
care that tho building receives n,
damage that due vigilance on theil
part can prevent.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-28

In Japan the ceilings are made OF
paper, 50 that if the wall falls down
on a man while he is sleeping he only
feels as if he were having piece Of
court plaster put on.
An English writer on household
economy says that the wives of poor
men supply them with too much pork
and beans and second-rate meat and
potatoes, when they might give them
pea soup, with turnips, onions or car
rots in it, and cheese pudding made
from minced ch9ese, with hominy or
rice, with little milk.
A BUston paper relates an anecd ote
concerning young man In that city 10
whom a rich but prudent uncle present.
ed colt which the young man raised
and broke. The uncle was so Impressed
by his nephews actions that he left hi III
| $50, 900 in his will. Something similar
+ TO this occurred at Chicago. A rich
uncle left his nephew $50 900. The young
man went to Kentucky, bought a colt
raised II, and then tue colt broke him by
losing the first race In which 1t started,
1t is now pretty we'll settled that Mr
Allen has sold his interest in the IroI
Mountain Road to Jay Gould. Th'
stock sold Is nearly 10000 shares, ant
the price is nearly $1,000 900. II. q
J Marqnand also dIspOses of 20, 600 share
| OF stock to Mr.. Gould. Mr.. Allen retail
his in crest in the funded securities an,
his land along the line, and will remai1
President of the road until the next an
nnal meeting OF the company, early 4
March.
Albert Spyers, who died recently a
his home at Bayslde, New Jersey, wa
the central figure of the eele brA A.ed Bl c
Friday, he being ths principal broker {
the pool composed of James Fisk, Jr
Jay Gould, William NJ. Tweed, Bsnr
n. Smith, Peter b. Sweeney, WIlhaI
Belden and others, who forced gold O
September "a, 1869, from 1870 to 1862! an
and then repLdIated the contracts m ad
by Speyers. He brought suit again
some of the members. but was compel
I'd To go into bankruptcy, Secretary
r the Treasury Boutwell, having broke
the ring by selling S4,000,OO0 gold.
THE remarkable prosperity OF Il
country is clearly indicated by the d
q creased amount Of imported goodg oou
h ing into our ports, the greater part
Il such imports being luxuries which Il
d people who buy them could and wou
do without If they did not have al
money to spare. The imports of me
ohandise at New York since January
= exceed in value by nearly one hundr,
il, and twenty-five million dollars the II
u ports of 1879, and that W as considered
lie very good year. Our exports have
10 creased in an even greater degree
fact, these exports are what enable {
"a country to spend so much money In Il
~ eign lnxuriss.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-28

tho immense freight traffic movement
that has been going on since the begin
ming Of October. Notwithstanding the
large additions that have been male to
the rolling stock Of all these roads DUR
ing the past year, they find themselves
at times unable TO meet the demand
made upon them. Over the New York
Central Road there pass daily, eastward,
so trains of 3S loaded cars each, and
westward AZ trains Of 45 cars each, a
total movement per DAY OF over 5000
cars and of over $4,000 cars per week.
The tonnage movement on this road
alone is not below $1,000 per day. The
passenger traffic Is not included.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-28

FINANCIAL ITEMS. Taxes on the
national banks to the amount of
$3, 600, 900 fall due and payable Janu-
ary l.
When the money market shall have
become permanently settled all divi-
dend paying shares are expected to
make a very rapid advance. The
Vanderbilts are expected to lead off
aud the prospective dividend earning
stocks will be advanced IN sympathy.
The interest on the public debt
payable January l, amounts to 3d..
600, 900, which, with the 50, 900, 600 fol
the redemption of bonds falling due
will make total payment by tn
Treasury at the beginning of the yea
of $24, 100000.
The value Of exports of domesti
provisions and tallow during til
months ending on September 3Ot
were $106, 722, $50 for the same perio
the previous year, Ss, ,919, O55.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-28

80 DULL and sad 9 Christmas has
never been known In Dublin, say the
dispatches from the Irish capital.
This they declare in full rem mbrance
that the Christmas Of year age came
during time of famine. How could
day consecrated to peace and good
will be other than dull when troops
are marching hither and thither in
Ireland and war ships taking position
on her coasts, telling Of the evil TO
come?
The daily gazette., 1880-12-28

SHERlFFS SALE.
- by virtue OF u writ OF Vsna Exponas
to me directed, will bo exposed TO DubI Ic
sale at the residence OF Bayard L, Derrick
son, on The lime stone road, near the
Mermaid, In Mil Creek Hun1red, Ia New
Castle County, Delaware, on
FRIDAY, DECEMBER slst, 1880,
At IL O'Clock q. m.
The following described Personal Pro-
perty horses, Is COWS, o hogs, 7 shoats
or pigs, york wagon and harness. / mar
ket wagon, TWO horse wagon and har-
ness. i moving maehine. / horse rake
hay bed, plows, harrows and cultiyatorr'
lot Of dairy fixtures, lot OF potatoes,
lot OF corn, lot Of poultry, lot OF
wheat and oats. lot OF hay, lot of bran.
sleigh and be is, robe, Is acres of wheat
in the ground, 1 market wagon, also sun
dry other articles. &C., also q lot OF house-
hold and kitchen furniture
seized and taken in execution As the
property OF Bayard X. Derickson, and TO
be sold by
JOHN PYLE, late sherin.
sheriTa ONCE, New Castle. Decembs
10, IseO decl6-eodts.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-28
THE WEALTH OF BRITISH JUD
GES

The three eminsnt British judges who
have just died left between them ESQ.,
900 personally, beside good deal ofreAl
estate. Lord Justice Thesiger left ESQ,
Of the Exchequer, eco, 900, and Sir
tice OF England, $4,000, made chiefly
by practice at the bar. Sir Alexander
lived some what extravagantly, being
fond Of giving dinners and of sailing his
yacht, but a salary of 5000 year Roe,
a good way, even in London.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-28

WINES THAT CONTAIN ALCOHOL
The New York Sun, in an article on
wine as temperance drink, says =:
"rhe quantity of alcohol in wine diff
fers according to the wine and to the
way in which it has been treated.
Sometimes light European wines ars
REINFORCED with alcohol to enable
them to cross the Atlantic without
souring but the red French wines, as
3 rule, contain from ten to fifteen pei
cent. Of alcohol. In champagne there
ia from ten to twelve per cent, and a
little less or about the same in the
Rhine wines. When you come tC
port, sherry, and madeira you ge
more alcohol, as every one who ha
drunk them knows from their effect
Port may be about one-quarter alco
hol. Modeira contains it in about
fifth part part, more or less, and sher
~ has a slightly smaller proportion Q
alcohol.
1t is obvious, therefore, that ma
can get drunk on any of these wine.
and very drunk, if he takes them
sufficient quantity. Evsrybody's e1
periences or observation convince hir
of that fact. Yet millions of the il
habitants of Continental Europe drin
the light red and white wines dai
without reaching intoxication or al
proacAing it, or getting from the
other than sslutary effects. And wit
US they are used daily by great nun
bsrs Of people without damage
health, aud sometimes with positi,
benefit"
Other writer's say that the effect
wine upon Europeans is not ben
fcial.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-28
NEW KAILRoADA COAL FELL Ds

The railroads building and those pro-
jeeted through the coal fields between
Lexington and Mt. Sterling, Ky, and
beyond, have excited considerable &C.
tivIty in the coal lands in that portion
of the State. The value of the noun
tain lands, rich in coal and minerals,
will be greatly enhanced by the roads,
and capitalists are already examining
them with a view TO investment before
they advance in price. The develop
ment of the mountain counties is a
matter of much Importance TO Louis.
! Vile.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-28

THE WATTS TELEPHONE.-The won-
Il ders OF a simple Instrument that will
yet make noise in the world. business
men waning their offices connected with
remote parts CT their works Will do well
to call on M. F. Hayden, corner Sixth
and Shipiey streets, who has the agency
for the State of Delaware. Where a line
is now in operation for trial he refers for
WORK done. References: Geo. W, Bush 4
Son The Harlan Hollingsworth Co. f:
Jos. Bancroft q Sons; ]. J. Gallagher q
Bros, and others. decl-dImo.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-28

1T is rumored that there will be live
ly scramble for proxies Of .he Pliiladel-
phia Wilmington and Baltimore Road,to
be used at the annual election on January
18th. The majority OF the stock is own
ed in Boston, and held by the owners as
investments, and can be voted on only
by holders of three months preceding the
election.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-28

IMMENSE FREIGHTING BU sINEss.-
All the express lines have been worked
night and day for two weeks, with the
Christmas presentations, and all the
trunk railroads continue to be crowded
to the full extent of their capacity by
The daily gazette., 1880-12-28
NOTICE TO WATER RENTERS.
OFFICE OF THE WATER DEPARr-
AKST, WILMiNGT n, Del,

MINT v ILMINbI1 \, Del,
december |, ISj.J
The / ills for 1851 are now ready aud
pay able at the Registrars Uftice at the >.
W corner OF SiAtn aud King streets. The
law requires that all bills paid on or be-
fore January 3lst, 1851, the face of the bill
those paid during the mont Of February
8 per cent. additional. Ihoss paid duri ~
the month of March 10 per cent. addi
tioual, aud any amount remaining un-
aid after April list, 1891, The Registrar 1,
required 10 have the ferruies withdrawn
and suit Instituted for the recovery oi tn'
amount due; aud the water viii not b'
let INTO Sucn premises until such arrears
with assessmenLs and 81 for drawing Ter
rules, are pad.
once hours from 0 a. m. to 4 p. IN.
WILLIAM j. MORROW, Registrar.
dscl.eod-iau ed -feD-eOd.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-28

NJ OTI0L.- Persons VINO were oraILed In
N the state OF Delaware fer the United
states IN ilIJary ServIcs Ia May, Juns or
July, 1864. and pald com IN ulatlon fees
were required 10 procure a substitute OF
enter the military service under the latter
draft, Will tild 1t to their ad Vantage TO Come
munlcate, either personally or by letter
tAoTiZed by the state eglslature 10 collect
from the Secretary OF War, the com IN uta-
ton money paid by such persons. Tine
Secretary of War having been directed by
CT OF Congress TO rsfund the comInuta.
on paid ON sucn cases. &. H. Is. DAY
Dovef Eel. Iuiv 10.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-28

Q1 E0 for large load OF KindIinR
0l.OU Wood. Orders oan be left a.
Gray a Bros, SECOND and King streets: al
Townsend,s, sixth and TatnalI streets :
John y. Miller's, Rising Sun, or at the
factory, corner Union streets and 0llpin
The daily gazette., 1880-12-28

~ Office is h reby given that the un-
IN derslgned Will apply TO the General
Assembly of the State Of Delaware at It's
next session for an Act OF Divorce avln-
eitt0 HIdtTtDloRi from her husband, David
l., Virtue, MARY A. VIRTUE,
dec2-eodlmos
The daily gazette., 1880-12-28
ROrnCE8.

noG REGISTER NOTICE.
ID All persons owning or having dogs
ABOUT their premises, are required 70
have them registered between the Isl
and 2Otn days of January, After tne
latter date the ordinance will be strictly
enforced against unregistered dogs
WILLIAM J. MAXWELL.
dec2Otfeb2 Chief OF Police.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-28

MoTIUE.
~ 10 THE MKMBERs OF THE NEW CAS-
TIE Co. MUTUAL INSURANCE 20. :
WILMISoroS, Del, Nov. 80, 1850
Notice Ia hereby given that six per cent.
interest In the surplus Fund oil the Com :
IAany, Will be distributed pro rnta III SMasn. M
are rene wed in December and January.
NJ. NJ. CLEAVE Ek, Secte ary,
dec3-lm. once, co. Market 81.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-28

NOTICE To REAL ESTATE OWN
IN kkS.-Those who sell or transfer
Zeal Estate, aud do not wish To pay the
taxes Of lbol Will oDllge the undersigned
by leaving notice thereof at our office,
that we may assess It " the proper own
ers. kDhO fitONO5Ii
DENNIS KANE.
Once, No. 10 +. sixth street, between
Market and X ng. Hours : a. IN. 10 Y IN b,
2 10 s Rnd 70 D. m. dec2-ZW.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-28
NOTICE-TO BON ONDHoLDERS.
In OFFICE OF STATE TREASURER.
Dover Del Nov lSS0

By virtue OF an act OF the General Az
sem oily, passed at Dover FvDru .ry ~
1877, 1 hereby give notice 10 holders o
Delaware State Bonds, tnHt shall attend
at the Philadelphia National Bank, Ia the
ctty OF Pniladel pnia during the business
hours OF that nix, ON the firsi three sec
ular days OF January, 1881, prepared To re-
deem and pay OFT all the bonds rom No.
3Io 10 3yO, both inclusive OF the denomina-
Lion OF one thousand dollars each OF the
issue OF the bonds Of the State Of Della
ware, under date OF January |, 1885, and
thai from and after the said first day OF
January |. 1851, the interest ON said bonds
will cease. ROBERT j. hElNOLuS.
noVb ltaW2m. State Treasurer
The daily gazette., 1880-12-28

NUTlCE.-Ihe annual meeting oi tue
In Brandywlne HunuTed Mutual Horse
Company viii De held at t~e Practical
Farmer, in Brandywine Hd., ON saturday
january sth, 1881 at O'Clock 4. Nj.
WILLIAM CLOU ID, Sec.
dec2l- 2tw2td.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-28

DUBLIC SALE.
Will be sold at public sale at No. 2Os
East sixth street. on
THURSDAY, DECEMBER both,
at $50 a. m,
Household and kitchen furniture. viz. =
One fine psrlor sLlti one marble bop
table; one fine oigaG; good parlor car
pet aud other carpet; mating, mirrors.
window shades, stair rods. room stove
bedsteads, bureau, chairs, china and RlaHs
ware one walnut extension table. and
other tables. Kitchen utensils: Cook
sloVe and fixtures, tubs, tin ware, and
many articles not mentioned The
house for rent. GEO. II. ROBINErTE.
Ibos. NJ. Ugle, Auctioneer. dee2i-st
The daily gazette., 1880-12-28
ELECrIoN NOTICE.
ia NATIONAL BANK WHINING
TON AND BRANpYWIHE.

WILMINGTON. Del. Dec. IL. 1851.
stockholders arc hereby notified that
an election ior nine directors viii De heiu
at the b.nkiag house on TUESDAY, the
nth day Of January next, between The
hours OF : and 4 o'clock p, IN.
q. W. SPARKS,
dacIata ashier,
The daily gazette., 1880-12-28
PUBLIC SALES.
1 RuSTEE,a SALE
\ RUsTEE's SALE
REAL ESTATE-

REAL ESTATE.
by virtue OF an order of the Court Of
and for New Castle County, made al the
september Term, A. D., 1885,, of said
Court, will be exposed To Public V0ndue
al the Auction Rooms of L.. W. Btidhann a
Son, Ill East Fourth street. WiImington
Delaware, on
SATURDAY, tie Eighth Day OF Jan aary
A. d., 1881, ~ two O'Clock, p. IN.
The following described Real Estate. To
VIII Al those two pieces or parcels OF
iand sltnated Ia the city OF Wilmington,
Delaware, bounded and described ns fol-
low, 10 wit: No. /, beg inning at the inter
section of the westerly side OF TatnaII
street, win the southerly side OF Third
street; thence southiy by said side OF
westerly parallel with Third street III feet
10 line Of Lot No. 2, hereinafter
described; thence northerly parallel with
Iatnall street 70 IT, To the soulherIy side
OF Third street Aforesaid, aud thence
beginning.
No: ? beginning at a point on the
:, utterly side OF Third street at the dis.
lance OF seventy-one feet westerly from
me westerly side Of TRtn4ll street. being
corner OF Lot No. l, above described :
tnenee southeriy parallel with Tatnall
| street one hundred feet to a corner
thence westerly parallel with Third strt e,
twenly-on feet to u corner; thence nor b
lhiity,slx degrees east, one hundred feet
| aud one incn 10 the southerly sIda al
| IN I'd street Aforesaid, and thence there
by essterly fourteen feet To the placs OF
| beginning.
Attendance will be given and term.
said, by -o'
BENJAMIN NIELDs,
trustee, or by his Attorney.
| decl6-eodts
The daily gazette., 1880-12-28

DIBBoNs.
RIBBONS, RIBBONS.
RIBBONS RIBBONS,
RIBBONS, Ribbons.
RIBBONS, Ribbons
In All Shades and styles.
In All Shades and Styles.
In All shades and styles.
In All Shades and Styles.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-28

NICE SILK POCKET HANDKER-
CHIEFS, NJ IS cents.
At ". rs cents; 4l, tl.25, else, q and t2.60,
A full line Of plain and hemstilehed
Gentiemen's Handkerchief In fancy
boxes,
Gentlemen's Hemstitshed fancy Dor.
der handkerchiefs.
A AGeutlemen's woven border, all linen
handkerchief for 20 cents.
A hrst-class Lady'a all linen hem
exec, dingiy fne lady's handkerchief At
IS and 50 cents.
A large line OF Ladies' fancy colored
bordered all linen handkerchief. from
TX To 50 cents.
Children's Handkerchief, all linen. at
5, 9. and Ia cents.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-28
uERE Is SOMETHING

HRRE Is SOMETHING
That beats anything out In the way .
SILK UMBRELLAS:
An English SIX paragon frame um-
brella, 28 inches, al t2.O. An Ivory
handle for ESQ. $50. 81, $5l6, all of
which are % and ~ Inches. Handles
suitable for both ladies and gentle
meu.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-28

Are Offering unprecedented
attractions fer holiday presents
The house has this y, ar made
special effort 10 secure q class
Of goods particu larry adapted
to the needs and pleasures OF
the holiday season. and 10 now
dispos,ng OF them at pric q
within the range OF the hum
biest. ~ we'll as the most pls-
thoric purse.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-28

Ladies' fIr-top Cloves. neece-lined, In
great variety. Phey make very hand
some and accsptabls Chriatm AZ presents.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-28

GALE or COWS.
= The Subscribers will ,A9zWM
sell s',d6 at Public Pub, sale. a. Red NI
Chester county, Pa, sAm0z&
MO DAY. JANUARY 10th, 1851,
at O'Clock, p. m..
FORTY HEAD OF FREaa coWs
AND SPRINGERS, TWENTY HEAD
oFFEkDERS. LOT OF YOUNG
BULLS
nv SILL d BAILEY.
nov9-ts.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-28

OTICE.-No ice Is hereby given that
IN L Will apply TO the next General
Assembly of tue STATE of Delaware for a
divorce from my husband, Frank Pierce
in the ty OF Wilmington, in tina STATE Of
Delaware. LYDIA fIERCE.
N wilmington, Del, Nov. Both, lsSO.
decl-Ztaw lmOs
The daily gazette., 1880-12-28
nEAUTIFUL

- CHRISTMAS Presents.
In the shape OF Velvet and AHmln'Sf
MATS AND RUGS, -,
which are going of at very rsa'oA"'
prices.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-28
ERE Is SOMETHING

HERE Is SOMETHING
For Buyers
TO THINK ABOUT.
Itisan opportunity seldom oIs''u' os
Arm have reduced q large nnoo
VERY NICE DRESS Goope
u.nd ao c.nts a ward, in order 70 ms'1
the wants OF the Holiday Iraae'
The daily gazette., 1880-12-28

DUBBER GARMENTs.
A large line in all slSes OF the celebrates
0oSsAMER WATERPR00Fs,
Cor ladies and misses. Prices, S22o, s1.o'
es. g. Is, 1915 aud upwards.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-28
I'm SILK HANDKERCHIEFs

The nrm have surpassed all former ef-
forts. The stock now On hand Is simply
immense and the styles and variety are
so diversified that ali tastes cannot fall TO
be gratlfied. Persons in search OF ele-
giant holiday presents will do well 10 ex-
anime this
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF PRErTY
THINGS.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-28
AlOTICE.
IN UNION NATIONAL BANK or
WILMINaroN, Dec. 10, 1880

WAIMENUFV.Nl |01f ~ "
The annual election for nipe direetors
will be held at the banking house, op
Taesday January Al, 1881, between the
hours OF 2 and O'Clock in the after
noon. JOhN fEOI Leg
daela- 2tawftaniI Cashier.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-28

The LADIES
WIN DO satisfied 10 know that thsv a.
soii ana secure some very beautiful w
TIDES.
A large assortment Of which ara In 81.
and are
GOING FAST
The daily gazette., 1880-12-28

VTsEFUL PRESENTS.
BLANK ETS,
WHITE sPREADs,
sHAWLS,
BALMORAL sKlhi''
COATS,
DoLMANs,
CARPETS
The daily gazette., 1880-12-28

NJ OTICE.-The annual meetiug OF the
IN southern UulO.. ASSOCIATION for tue
DeLsction of Horse Thieves aud the Re
covery Of stolen Property, win be head
at Mount III PlsssanL scnool House, near
Brackenvilie, Del, on saturday. the 10Th
lust, Et O'Clock y. m.
4, l.. ]. BALDWIN,
decl6-w2t Secretary,
The daily gazette., 1880-12-28

NOTICE.-Nottce is hereby given that 1
IN shall apply 10 the General Assem-
bly, OF Ine State Of Delaware, at the next
January session. for a divorce from my
vile, Laura Us. ooI Harkne g.
JOHN &. HARK NESS.
Wilmlr gton, Del, Dec. 10, 1881.
declB- ZJaW m.