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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-03-28
lITICI0s BIVGaS0!.
aqua FLORIDA

perfumar el pahuelo, 10 msmo que para ell
t0cador de las damas de buen gusto como para
ell BANJO por las personas apreciadoras de 10
buenO. Sc lie consdera como 81 perfume sin
rival en- todo ell orbe. Sirve ademas como IN
zahumerio en- las habitac' mes de los enfernos
propOrciona gran alivio en- ell Ianger, fatiga,
pOstracion nerviosa vertigos, &c, &c,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-03-28
Ahaonedd pdbhcd.

En- /. Aduana FL martes 30 del cOrriente Ia
una p N de u0 far 10 con veinte docenas bada-
mas avoriadas por berg. esp "Fabio de Bar
celona.
Puerto Rico, MARIO y De 1890 Francisco
P1l1JS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-03-28
Ron blanoo ' ron aneio en- E ColmadO.
PlPII Tsp l]L BTElO Y BlRAfl.
A LAS OFICINAS.

Ademas del coustante snrtido de
PApEL EspANoL dc Jover y Sierra que
hay en- la imprente del BoLETIN, Sc aca-
ba do recibir an gran surtido de papel
forete, superior calidad, de Vilaseca y
de Fontanet, cuyas resmas Sc realizan
como sigue:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-03-28
Los HOMBRES EN- Las NUBES.
Pieza final.

! Pieza final.
Ell QUE NACEPARA OCHAVO.
La Decision de- M 9dio Mundo. o.-Todo
ell Hemsfsrio o cdental declara que ell
Aqua FLORIDA de Murray y Lanman es
el perfume mas delicioso para ell bon
doir, Ia sala de bale, y el bano que la
quimica ha podido extraer de las flores.
NJ contiene Aceitas empireumaticos,
nj ningunos de los toscos odorlfcos Ca
bricados, ono forman la composition
de las aguas ordinarias de tocadory pro-
fanan esta preparation exquisite. Con-
tiene la fragancia encantadora de los
p6talos y corola de las mas raras flores
aromaticas que forecen en- las marge.
nee del Tropico Sertentrional combi-
pan ell aroma voluptuoso de la Florida
Tropical, con Ia dulzura refrescaIte de
las flores de la zona templada.
Sc ejerce mas projilidad on produ-
cirlo que Sc emplea en- la f.bricacion
de cualqnier otro Perfume, y nsase un
material floral lie mucha mas fragancia
Como hay muchas falsiicaciones en-
este mercado, los compradores deben
siempre pedir el Aqua FLORIDA prepa-
rada por Lanmam Kemp, Nueva York
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-03-28

on Ia cara. En fuga el agresor, fu6
aprehsndido por los guardias de Orden
P1blico Jose r. Fernandez y Bernardo
Sevillano. Ell herido paso al hospital.
Santoral- Domingo 28. -Pascna de
Resurrection. San C6stor, Doroteo y
Sixto III, papa y conf.
LINES 9.-San Eustaquio, abad.
Martes 30-San Juan Climaco, alb.
Microbes 31.-Santa Balbina y San
Amos.
{ Abrense los tribunales).
Espectaculo Function para manana
domingo, Pdscus. La admirable come
dia
Ell DOS EXTTO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-03-28
De ven ta

En- LA ELEGANClA GUIANA Fortale-
IN As: : most adOres con crlstales = una We
driera. pro,os para toda clase de eStableci-
mient0 PreciOs m0lic0s. H. 23 abrlL
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-03-28
cALzA1o SUPERIOR

Constante Iente 10 re ben tantO para caba-
lleros como para senoras Y nhoS en- el estahle-
cimcnt0 LA COMPETIDORA dc Cauhet Pons
Go h. "a abriL
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-03-28
SUBSCRIPTION A FAVOR Ot Los HiJOS Y HIU0A 0t FRttRt
/ CONTINUATION.
Suml anterior 1881 81
AGUADlLLA.

Recog do por nuestro agente D. Felix
Aramhnrn
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-03-28

Arroyo, mario IL de 1880.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-01

He has to follow where Mr.. Higgins
dares to lead. Dick Harrington, Esq,
and Major Lofiand, are only his cap
tains to dragon the white R'publi-
cans of Kent and Sussex up to the
scratch. until Mr.. Higgins sees his
opportunity to make the next step in
his progress. Don't tell us that An
thony Higgins with 1900 negroes regis
tered here in Wilmington where the
Republican party was only able to cast
2S00 votes, will pause. Give the
Radical party the power here, and
when the elections come round that
negro vote will be used to buy every
position it will ask. The negro is
cunning. He did not vote two years
ago. But as soon as he found an
effort made to get him on the juries
and a promise given 10 put him in
office, secret though it may be, he is
found both active and belligerent.
Here in Wilmington for the first time
he has been given the post of honor
at the polls where he holds the tickets
and gieets his white brother with a
show Of ivory as he approaches to get
a ballot and vote il in so familiar a
way as to show how well they under
stand each other.
1t win soon be the same way in Kent
and Sussex. The Republican and
Nesos claim over five thousand negro
votes in the Stale. They are being
drilled by their leader to refuse to
vote until they are promised advance
ment. They are told that they can
get all they want from the Republican
party-that to secure the white vote
they must keep in the back ground
that Mr.. Birds hostility is a pretence
and amounts to nothing-that he will
yield everything to get their votes.
But the Democratic party will never
give them office or put their children
in the schools. Such is the teaching
and the pro- sress toward negro doni-
nation in Delaware.
Will the white men of Wilmington
vote to place the negro in power? If
he goes into the schools with poor
white children-he will follow them
into all the mechonic shops and soon
become as great a competitor here for
work aa the Chinese are in California
Already the Radicals have forced
him into the mechanic shops and
printing office in the South. Vote for
your own race. Vote the Democratic
ticket entire.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-01

VINO will be elected is just now the
question. Will it be Hancock2 We
think so. From the best evidence we
can get we believe Hancock and Eng
lish will be the choice OF the people
on Tuesday. We have examined with
diligence all the evidence we could get
and from I'll the Democratic sources
we are assured that the prospect of
Hancock's election is just what NAV
be looked for. Our friends in New
York declare that the Empire State is
good for majority of 25 900 to 30, ,OJO;
in New Jersey they tell us that Han.
cocks majority will be about what
McClellan's was. A letter from Colo
RADIO to the N. Y. Herald gives that
State to Hancock. California is claim.
ed as almost certain; Maine is regard
ed as quite sure for the Fusion tickeI
of which Hancock will get IL rec, ant
perhaps seven votes. Connecticut il
also Claimed. Nevada and Oregon ar,
also claimed. Our friends in Indian;
persist in assuring us that Indian;
will go for Hancock. This with th,
South gives 203 electoral votes whtI
only 1876 is required.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-01

LET Us HAVE A PEACEFUL ELEc-
TIoN.-It will be seen from an address
to the citizens of Wilmington publish
ed in another column, signed by Hon.
Thos. F. Bayard and John p. All
mond, Mayor of the city, how desirous
these gentlemen, on behalf OF the
Democratic citizens were that the cleo
tion tomorrow should be fairly and
peaceably conducted. 1t is with ex-
trene regret that we hnd Marshal Nc
Mullen backing down from the fair
agreement he had entered into on this
matter.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-01
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Ladies'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
worst 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
nj hers oS we'll
The daily gazette., 1880-11-01


WHITE MEN OF DELAWARE TO
THE RESCUE Don't allow yourselves
to be deceived. You have held the
reins OF government of this little COM
monwealth through many trials {; and
you have kept it from being plunged
into hopeless indebtedness, as were all
the Southern States where the Rldi-
calls had control. Millions of debts
now weigh down those States. They
were all run iuto debt purposely and
with the object of RAINING them
financially to place them under the
thumb of MOI ithern capital and North
cru corporations, that consumed
their products or handled it as mer-
shandise. Fair and honorable con-
fiscalion would not have been half as
bad as the horrible cruelty of debt and
savage, balbarous military ordeal to
which the Southern StaIes were sub.
jected.
But in addition to this the public
schools were opened to the negroes,
although the whites paid all the taxes,
their children were thus debarred OF
elLc ton.
The Radicals declare thoy will con-
tinue this policy in the South when
ever they can. They last week forced
the negroes into the public schools in
Pittsburg, Pa, as yOu all know from
the public papers and $50 white chill
dren in that city were thus forced out
of The schools rather than be reduced
to level with negroes. If the Radi
cal party do this thing in Pittsbure
now, in the midst of political cam
paign, To gain and keep negro votes
what guarantee is there that they will
not do the same here? None wha,
ever. A few of the Radicals now ga
they will not do it. SO they said ther
year or two ago. But the Radica
who were opposed to 1t were 500
forced into back seats and the negr,
pAilist forced his pets into the schoo
from which the children of the DO,
whites were thus driven into Il
streets. That suits the aristocrac
That degrades the public schools al
makes a class ; and those who expe
to be considered respectable dare n
send their children to them. Thus
Pittsburg the negroes are to be ma
superior by securing to them the fr
use of the public schools from whi
prejudice, or, the MAJ ural law
race, given to man by his Creator, c
cIudes the whites or this is the ho
and intention of the Repub lean PAL
there. SO it is their intention TO
the same in the South for negro vot
Then don't expect us to believe til
will not do it here in Delaware. II
will do it as sure as they get (
power. They will dc it here in v
mington, where Mr.. Higgins and ]
Jenkins and his old Commercial
deavored to do it few years a
when one of the editors of the Rep
liean was one of the staff OF the C,
merciaI. Mr.. Higgins has more pol
cal power low than he had then.
has shown in the Neal case what
would do if he had the power. HI
to-day the most pronounced rel
sentative Of the Republican party
Delaware. He takes no step ba
ward lie was not daunted by t
ure, and Will not be. He has led
negro from lis very first vote in d
ware. Mr.. Bird is only his lieuten;
The daily gazette., 1880-11-01
NATION


i, JOHN w. HALL, Governor Of the state
of Delaware, do hereby proclaim aud
make known, In accordance with the pro
Visions OF AN act 81 the General Assein
hly of this State, that on the second day
of Move mber, in the year OF our Lord one
tnonsai d eight hundred and eighty, being
the Tuesday next after the first Monday
In said month, AN ection viii he held m
the several counties OF this state. at the
places In the hundreds respectively, AT
which the General Election in the said
year, is held, for the purpose OF choosing
by la lot, three electors, for the election
oi President and Vice President OF the
United states.
49, In testimony whereof, | John
I l.. =. w. Hall. Governor aA Aforesaid
~ have hercunto set my hand, and
caustsi the great seal OF the State 10 b9
hnixei, at Dover, this seventh day OF Or-
tober, IN the year OF our Lord one thuus'
and eight hundred and eighty.
by tho Governor: JOHN w. HALL.
JAS l.. WoLCorT
Secretary of State,
Ortl -ltRWte.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-01

BULL-DozING Work. NGMEN. = In
no previous election CAM aign has
there ever been so united ana violent
an attempt TO 'bull-dOzc" working
men. 1t is true that many firms have
denied that they have interfered with
their men. But it is well understood
and publicly known that printed cir
culars and cards have been handed TO
the men in such significant manner as
to show the men the dcsisn had in
view. Such circulais and cards are
before us. They and others like them
have been extensively used in this
city. In oher places shops and fac
tories have been closed tJ force The
men to attend Radical meetings, and
i'll others still, men have been bluntly
told that they would be discharged, OF
laid OFF work, if they did no promise
to vote for Garfield and Auther. This
has been notably the case with many
OF the large corporations such as the
great oil pipe line monopoly. Thus it
appears that the white Americ IN la
borer in the North is bull-dozed and
forced to vote against his principles
by the same party that is demanding
the undisturbed right of the negro to
vote in all the Southern States, and
which passed laws making it a crimi-
nal otfense to be tried In the Uni ed
States Courts 10 offer inducements tc
negroes to vote, while they thcmselve,
are protected by the courts and Off
GERS, from prosecution while they
bull-doEe both white and black. Ihii
is neither fair nor honest. But it il
radicalism-it is part of the system
by which the Radical party hope t.
rule or ruin The country.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-01
e.rc,.1ANNOUNCEMENT
y NJ x. GARHARl-.,

Formerly the reliable Irnn I,r Philadelph"
this city, has returned i'o
and is opening out 20 STORE,
MERCHANT TAllo" ,,e earnestl!
Al ssI East Fourth ftreG1il ,iy old Fri friends a%
snIieits a call from ms ,,is 4so new oek .
customers To examine ,'nctfuIly, ~
goods. very n X, GAl'li"
Ocl9 81.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-01

VOTE THE WHOLE TICKET. Every
Democrat should vote his party ticket
tomorrow. 1t is composed of good
and true men. Don't scratch name.
Vote the whole ticket and vote early.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-01
AFAyETTE HOTEL

LAFAYETTE llOlEh
No. 81 shipley street, kfl, ftll,,tnSlon. ~" I'd
pyle, In the CITY OF IN
g sJie County, Delaware =" ,n,,
SATURDAY, The Bun DAY o'
% : at 2 2o'clock, p, N N
r'ba allowing der or. bed real sI.',d1' ,,,d h h
All ,hat certain LOT or piece ol Or ''t tth.reA
inc n three stOrs brlck NJ WiImlaI
arscied situate IN the ciiy Va C., lie a
ION. I'm the county m ~ NIm,,I descfiDe
stale of Delaware, Dou i,n.,'n",nr ,'' on n
~ totinws. TO wit: Besilih,m, Ia ,otwea
aas,oriv as side of Madison stree disIand
.1s,',I, sas,J md seventh streets al lll, side
of "a feet from the soulhei,,i nl I'd
G..x,.,,,th street and the illlu, 49,, adlDlu
hriek wall dividing ms u ON in.nce >0uth
m - ,rnnertv on the nnrlh, Hr",,t41 n
lns P''ina s,,id side of Mallsol ~, 10 If II
ply 80, 1ive iIches to tue hii'I i,''Iu,'',,ud ID
Sr,,,, divisIou wall between ii'',cr in'7 eas
adi,Jning house on the s0u..; .u;ra,t lhrlus
erIy M a parailel 10 ScN ti,i,iisinn vail
ths midi. e OF the sHlu ui d, ,hrtr fe'
fnet 10 the ives trl5 siue .,"vruth suee
"a ide alley leading my ,'II nilty sld
thence northerly aloue sIr.et tilleed ie,
eau eaucbes 10 "A stake, thence a thruni
oiiiii.I 10 seventh slreel - MOI .tiOue
pa."rr "',itdte of the said HrSt inning, I
Iue ~ Teat 10 The place OF E,hey ma.
na'' ',nIents thereof whaI
pno,. a vol. &, page ll9, &C. 6c.o.ution as u
Seized and TAX, IN SNI5 REYNOLDS al
,rone ty of william ~ nnd 10 be snl
Sarah A. his wife and !; nt;yLE, Sherlll;
by ~ castle, Oclon,ii
1880.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-01
FOR CORONER.
JOSEPH YARNALL
rnRLEYY COURT O

FOR LEVY COURT COMMISSIONERS,
THOMAS LEE TALLEY, Brsndyw'e lid.
MARTIN FARRELL. Wilmington lid.
THOMAS j. HANNA, Christians hd.
ROBERT X. MORRlsON, New Cast g Hd.
ALEX XANDkR WILSON, Peneadef iid.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-01

EVERY Democrat should vote for
PurnalJ. Lynch. He is the choice of
their party, worthy of their votes and
should be elected by a llrgc majority.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-01

AT the election 10 morrow the polls
open at 8 O'Clock, be on hand early
and vote the whole Democratic ticket.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-01
TEACHERs' INsrlTUTE

EEACHER5' INSTITUTE tl
L The sixth annual Tea chers' Institute,
for New Castle County, wll bt held In
the college Oratory, Newark, Del. ON
WEDN ESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY
AND SAL URDAH,
November 3, 4, o and s, 1880.
The law requires all Teachers to at end
these lnstitu es In their re pective coun-
ties, unl - unhvoidaDly detained. HON y
will be provided for the accom- m modat ion
OF all OF our teachers full corps of
eminent instructors and lecturers win be
present 10 Instruct and interest all who
may atten o.. Let all who have any Inter
est la education attend these meetings.
The meeting will organize Wednesday
at 10 O'Clock n. m. j. II. GROVES,
superintendent.
myrra De-. Oct. 10. oct2l-wxt
NJ OTiCE.-G Gvery democrat that wishes
IN TO be natu alizsd will leave their
names at the store OF w. IL. Quinn, No.
l2I Market street, and bring their vouch-
ers, the Com uitt.e will see that they get
their papers. BY order the Democratic
Association. W. ii. QUINN,
sepD u. chairman.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-01

a OR SA LE.-A building lot on the y.
K W. corner OF stroud street and Rail-
road Avenue, near the locomotive house
OF the Wilmington Western IL. H., ~
front on Stroud street, West Wilmington.
Apply at this Office. IT,
The daily gazette., 1880-11-01

DHE ARTlzANS SAVINGS BANK.
6O2 MARKET STREET,
INCORPORATED JANUARY 2ith, 1861.
Open to receive deposits darly from .
M, until 7. NJ. and on Tuesday and Sal
urday evenings froln7 TO O'Clock.
SRMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND,
regularly made in April and October.
they are accounted as deposits. Thus per
manent deposits compound their Interest
twice In each year; or,s
soTSs George y VI cspss sSsh
Nathan R.Benson, NJ. l.. Lichensteln.
Henry +, Dure, Edward Darlington
W. Hastings, Job ii. Jackson,
Edward Pusey, VIM. II. swift.
Anthony Higgins.
GEO. W. BUSH, President.
EO. d. CAPELI.E, Vice President.
feb2l-ly E. 4. TAYLOR Tretsu reI /,
L,IRsT NATIONAL BANA
J. OF WILMINGTON
REPOSITORY OF THR PUBLIC MONEY
AND
FINAN IAL AGENTS OF THE UNI.
TED STATES.
EDWAR., BELTS, PRESIDENT.
GEO. ID. ARMSTRONG;, CASHIER.
Paid up Capital, S0OO.OOO.
Philadelphia, New York and Boston e
change furnished to regular Deposithr
without charge.
Discount days, Mondays ana ursds,
at $50 A. NJ.
DIRECTORS.
Clement Glenn ,. smyth, George w. Bush
Henry y. McCoInb, SAM bancroft ir.
Edward B"Uts. !. ianl-ly
The daily gazette., 1880-11-01


No o., LAFAYETTE HorELl
40. Sil Shipley street. kent ~.
rye III The city of Wilmils on Y
'e county, Delaware, on
TUESDAY. the ah dav of Y
IA u. lHoO, at 2 o clock b, M
The following described n.ml
VIZ: All that certain lpi nirc'
of land situated In the c,ty Of Nil
ana which ~ more particular,
and described as follows. To VII,
nlng aL "A stake o.. the wn.,'rlJ
WINDSOR stree lHt thirty feet Z
tween sixth IA Il Seventh ,trea,'
the distance OF ~ leci from ih. :,
sue OF Seventh street, the! ce ,I
soulherly side OF a four f4el w,1
we tteily ana parallel with seven
% iert To the easlerly side of anal
feet wide alley, thence alous .nI
alley siie south rly parallel Mil
sOr street. aud Madison street n
stakc, thence eastelly pafaliau u
enth street IS feet, t. the said
Windsng street AFORESAID. pnJ
tn reby norlherly jj feet 10 Inc
b tginuing, be the content, tber,
or less.
seized and taken IN executlo
property of Jacob Ecbman. /
Joseph J.. Rebrnan, executor {
Re- man, Deceased, who was
wing mortgagor Of Kosanus
deceased, an Daniel MrNey and
his WIFI, /. L., and to be slld'by
JOHN PYLE.
Sheriif's ONCE, New Castle Uc
leSU.
nov25- -3tAw is
The daily gazette., 1880-11-01

C,HERTFF'S SALE.
= liy virtue ul a writ of wong dH
Expunas to me directed viii betAp1
public y ale At Tie
HOTEL OF GEORGE MllllFlEM r
In the clty Of New Castle New
hund ed. New Castle county Deal
on WEDNESDAY, the 10Th dny z
yember, lsSO at II clock, a, "
The following described ft.l csIat4
All that plantation uI lrocl VI
Innate m T.. uraler hundred, III The q
ty M New castle and Slde llrlaH
i,onnud, . and described ns follows u
Hpptnning AT a black oak IN lhc ~
lads late Of Dr. james \. Sul!1n4
a Garner for land late OF DAVID MO-
the,Ice with said line nOrh " ~
ana 10 minutes cast y l-lp prrches
stake a corner Tor laud late uiMAIlha
thenc.,Nglth SAID last mrniioaed H'l1
Al danreps and - minutes cas- u ~
ches 10 "A white oak, thence norm II
gTees east 51 10 prTuhCs 10 b,duA
!. corner for said Land late OF Martina
ana In "A line OF land late Of Jane
rlckson. thence wtlh sad linrNOuiN
Rrees and ID minutes, cast y w Peia
La "A stake, tLence bludtu- oh sai'
Iaie Of james DalrIcHsnn and IA u y,
Martha Laws, south 2Odrg, ana 'l 'llil
west 222 per,hes GA marked licHo.yl
ling IN ihe line of Iand ihlr o ~
lack son, thence with stld line norm y
srees anu 20 minu'c cs wtsl "' vI'', \
ASH corner for I'D land ile o. say ", \
son. thence binding On The llIc VI
late OF DlVld Morgan horih Que u.i
and l5 lninntrs west jsp rrht' J." "
thence north 2 degrees, e.Nl- y pt.u .u
tueuce north twod grrrs' "'al l'| ~
10 Ihe place ul beglnllns' c?nI"a ,.',.'
nlnely.one acres one rood dA' F'''
of / nd more or less. ,....,s
Seized and tHken IN eNettr'uiZ T.
nropcrIy nf SAMu ~ i - l"Ns - ;,
ces sed Mary A. Sl,tou' @ ."..' ,"',,1'Hi .',,d il
0fS muri ii. Sutton. deceased, %,a .p n
ry sutton. Mary wife OF Mon f"'ng, M,
Gray, Lillian wife Innne
children ana helra-al y ~ N i1s'ru nv
sutton. decca sed). ana 10 nSiF W ~ s3er
sheriff's Office. New .as'le' o'''
O'c25- m ". IT'S
The daily gazette., 1880-11-01
WANTED.

VAJ ANTED-A purchaser for two q feet
w front lots on Delaware avenue,
near franklin. Address
sepe-d&wf Nv" GAZETTE OFFICE.
tN ANTkD.-A purchaser for two hnely
w located cottage lots at Rehoboth.
near the beach. or an exchange for city
property. Address, ID - this office.
sep9-dSwtf.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-01
-I17| -
AOTlCk4.

n OTICE.--Delawa are Western X. II. SUI
~ day tIaius between Wilmington ai,d
Landenberg will be discon inued after
Sunday, october 3lst.
octgV Il ID. CONNELL. supt.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-01
NlllNllNN-
The Slh day ol Noyrmbcr

The Sth day OF November Il
at 10 o'clock n. m. the following I'D
real estate, VIZ:
A lot OF land situated near Ogcld
White clay CreeK hunlrcl. Nrwl
county, bound 81 as ii uws, t0 vi
the uurth by lands Ol ncuuis N0wl
George Allen,On the east By land.
4. Smtiley, On the south by lad
samuel +. Alnch and Jaur, L.
ham, on the wesl 10y land, ul
Nowlin, containing IA acres ol lant
or less, with a frame house and
thereon er C'cd.
Sluz d hi.d t4kea into execution
property % Geur. e Lar,ei, aud To-
by
JOHN PYLE, ,h'
Sheriil's Odicc, NcW a>ie, Ucto
1881. ucl!i-
The daily gazette., 1880-11-01

DOR sALE.-one-horse family Pheton
IL to seat four persons. In good order. n
bargain. Apply at Pioneer Club Stables.
Orange street, below Ninth auR2-tr