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RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND HEsPEAKxl
RAILROAD. 4
OF TRAINS,
- TAKING EFFECT AUGUST ls, 1880


SCHEDULE OF TRAINS,
~ TAKING EFFECT AUGUST 1S, 1850
PASSENGER TRAINS.
1900 p. NJ. Leave Richmond daily Except Sun.
iay). connecting at West Point on
Tuesday, THUR DAY, and SAT-
URDAY with steamers for all Land
ings on the York river and for Balti-
more.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS.
500 A. MI Leave Richmond daily Except Sun.
lO:l5 4. NJ day.. connecting at West Point with
steamers for baltimore on MONDAY
T THHtGRshfy, and M : ? s \ + 3 4 :
with steamers for New York on
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY, and
FRIDAY; With steamers for Proyi-
dence and BOston OH TUESDAY ant
FRIDAY.
PASSENGER TRAINS.
1000 A. VI. Arrive at Richmond daily texcepi
Sunday connecting at West Point
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SAT
URDAY with steamers from Balti'
more.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS.
$50 p. MI Arrive at Richmond daily texcep
6:35 l.. NJ. ( sunday, connecting at West Poin'
with steamers from Baltimore, New
York, Providence. and Boston.
No transfer OF freight 1T Richmond 10 or ron
southern points. Cars run through between Atlantis
and West Point.
Careful handling and dispatch, with lowest rates
guaranteed.
Tnrough BILLS OF lsdng, with guaranteed rates
Issued 70 all northern and western points.
For ~ formation. apply at Office OF the corn p9ny.
Twentv-thlrd aud Docx streets. Richmond. Va.
au IL " U holtbAS. >ht%rlnteho'ns
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By Furman Tupper,
Real Estate Agent and Auciioneer,
IOl6 Main street, corger OF Eleventh.

1915 Main street. corner Of Eleventh.
CCTION SALE OF TWO FRAMED
"A TENEMENTS ON UUVAL STREET Bf-
TWEEN II JAMES AND CLARKE STREETS
! shall sell by auction on
TUESDAY, DECEMBER IA, 1880.
on the premises. At 4 O'Clock +. NJ. a COMPARA-
lively NEW STORE, with DWELLING at
tachod, No. 8. consining five rooms. The lot
fronts ~ feet, ami runs hack 10 an alley. upnn
which there Is Il NEW SMALL BRICK DWELL
ING with two rooms. l will also sell No. 9. .
SMALL FRAME DWELLING. The lot fronts n
feet aud extends back good depth 10 an alley. All
Of This property is yielding good rental, and Will
be sold low,
TERMS Easy, and at sale.
FURMAN TUPPER,
dec Auc;ieneer.
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DhIAAU ELPHIA, Rlth- ...sgezsss
L M0ND. AND NORFOLK STYAM-SAkss&s6
RIvER AND THE EAST VIZ FALL RiVEb
THREF rGfE3 A WEEK.-Upd' further no
H.. hi steamers Of this line Will MAKE tri-weekl
trips, leaving Philadelphia every TUESDAY
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, and RichmCni
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and SUNDAY, con
peCiing a Philadelphia With Cycles New tGglaa
Line for Fall River.
QUICK 1IME-FREQUEET DEPARTURES
LOWEST RITES.
Freight received daily Vltii $ O'Clock i. NJ.
"a ~ES W. MCCARR. OK,
General Sou .crn Agent, Richmond, Va.
WI ELAN y. CLYDE & CO.,
Genera Managers,
ao23 n. ~ South WExrvgs Pniacel2niA
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CHEaIFrs SALE.
nv wiring Of IN order OF eourt. entered in the
Gaze on Hofhcimer, son 4 Go. ts. .. a. Iasoi'
viii seII 1T the Richmond Horse Bazaar. on
SATURDAY. DEcxNpEn IL, 1884,
nj IL O'Clock,
NINE GOOD. YOUNG HORSES.
Among them are some YOUNG MAkfs. san
horace can he seen at Turner's stab'e' on rranS'''
s''ee'' "'"' '"' ''' JOHN w. WRIGHT,
de7 Sheriff OF the cit, OF Richmond.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VALU-
MATTox RIVER. ABOUT TwtI AND A HALE
Mills FROM MA1TOAx DEPOT; On TIE
RirnMOND AND DANvIt.LE RAILROAD. w
the Circuit Cour OF Amelia county entered at i's
SEMEN Der term 1890 In The sui. Of |" Farmers and
NJ chanIcs Bank rs. William volgt." ,be Under.
signed, special commissioner VIII offer Tor safe Dy
public auction, at tmeIia Courthouse. On
WEDNESDAY. DRcENByR 22. 1880
a. l2 o'clock NJ. IN front OF the court
house. that valuable TRACT OF LAND, The pro-
perty or William voigi, containing 200 8CkEs,
king and bldg Immediately on the Appoinnitox
river al Gtnito Mills about ~ miles from Mauoax
depot. on The Richmond and Ianyle ,aiirona, -, "
Amelia county. Va. ard adJpinnp the lands OF w:
A. sfieston. l.. Slater: and ohrrs. neng DART OF
the tract II land formerly owned by l.. b. boissean
and known rs LOCUST HILL"
Hpecfal attention II called TO this and az u " sup
posed 10 contain large deposit OF mica.
TERMS: C.sh rs 10 one third; and Inc rfsIdue
ubup eaual credits Of one and two years. me pur-
chaser 10 ex- cute bonds for the teferred pavmtnt1
OF the purct asc money, Including Interest thereon
from day OF sale and title retained unt the wnoc
Of ibe purcr ase-noney Is PAID ana cnbv yahcc
40 ~ - Special missioner.
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By Frank ID. Hill & Co..
Real Estate Agents aud AGclioneers,
HOS Main street

HOS Main street
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FRAME
~ HOUSE No. 1900 EAST MAIN STREET AT
AUCTION by virtue of a d, cree of Richmond
Chapeery Court entered December z. 1850, in The
suit Of BrizzDlAra rs. BrlA)lara, VIII SELL as spe-
cial COMMUNIST ner. on
THURSDAY, DECEMBFR 10, lSSO,
al 81 O'Clock Z. NJ. on the premises. the FRAME
TENEMENT aud LOT OF GROUND fronting II
fet inch on the south ,ite OF Main street, between
Twenty sixth street aud Iard2rove's factory, run
Mug hacA between parallel lines 50 ieet 10 an aiey
q feet wide. The house c ntain> about five rooms,
has city water he premises. and Is nov occupied
by JOhn W. Trlyor, ESQ, II good rent. rms pro-
merry will nay 10 per ceat. on purchase mOney.
joins g. YOUNG,
de 10 SnecLl Commit slOnPr
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utGH-CONsTABLEs SALE OF FUR
Ill NITURR. sELF-FEEDING sIoyt, WAI,-
NIT TX ENsION-TABIE, COOkING STOt Z,
SEWING MACHINE, CHIL6'S CRIB, &C., &C
will sell at public aucti"n,o on
MONDAY, DECEMBER Is, 1880,
nj I0k O'Clock A. NJ. at my Office. 1906 franklin
streri The following properly TO wits
i MRnI,I.E TOP CABINET, wARDaoBES:
/ MARBI,E-TOP WAsHsTANn, SlDEboakD'
SAFE. A TRUNKS FINE CHAiRs,
1 large CUSHIONED ARMCHAIR.
1 COOKING STOVE and FlXrrRtS. r>,s,ox-
1 6ox StjNOHIES. l WALNUT EXTENSloN.
TaRlE 1 OHILD'S CRIB, 1 CUSHIONED
ROCKER, BEDsTEADs. MATTE ssES; BED
DING, / set CHAMBtk tins, ! SEW HG-
MACHINE lot BED SPRING - foe stLF-
FIELDING izEPHYRl STOVE. 1ABLts'
LOUNGES. CLOCKS. MIRROR,, BuREAuS'
LACE-CURTAINS. I CARPET, 1 iot MAJ :
TING LAMPS, CANE.StAT ROakEhs:
WAsHsTANDs, WOOD CHAIRS, BASINS
and PITCHERS, &C., &C cn,
TERMS Cash. y. HoLlhSnEn'p
de III -. v. ~.
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ahtAHsums os ,yEA Mex.

sshkAKst sts Uf FsEh y tlFsei
EOR NEW YOR K.-The Old s,fFfE
Il Dominion Steamship Gompany's sSsessses
steamship MANHATTAN, Captain KELLY, vii
sal SUNDAY, December l2ih, al IL o'clOcs VI.
yr-ighi received unt'' O'Clock SATURDAY evening
Through bills OF lading signed ana goods fol
warded with dispatch to all points north, sout
east. and west; also, 20 foreign ports.
CABIN fare to New FORK. a.; sieera8e, 81
and So.
For freight or passage apply to
G.. ". ALLEN 4 Co, Agents,
de Hit COMPANY Wharf. Rockets
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DOR FOLK, BALTI-efrI1.
4 sntlsIsz1-
MORE. THE NORTH, AND REGULAR LAND
INCS on JA,I-S RIVER.
GREATLY REDUCED BATES.
THE SPACIOUS AND ELEGANT STEAMER
ARIEL,
carrying United States mail)
4, crt,rDnr,
GREATLY REDUCED BATES.

FREIGHT.
Freight received daily for Norfolk. Portsmouth
Washington, ID. c., NewbeTne, Washington, ano
TarbOro', n. c., aud all points IN Eastern Nortf
Carolina also, tor Eastern Shore Of Virginia, Hamp.
ton old Point. and all regular landings on james
river at LOWEST RATES, and through bills Is
sued l.. u. TAfUM,
So IL superintendent
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FOX KEN &

FOX SENE
EOR RENT. M
L THE Fo,LLcwITN;G sIEGs,vs. HI
STORE. 1927 east Broad. near Ninth street.
STORE, 800 Il ook avenue, ne.6 Broad street.
STORE and DWELLING, ABS eas, Main - street Get
STORE and DWELLING, corner 1h'fte'h a"u
sTORE and DWELLING, 1908 north Second
sT6RE and DWELLING. 42o Brook avenue.
STORE and DWELLING, 20 norsh seyepteenth
street, opposite Old Market, ,o,o
'"''" WAREHOUSES;.
Corner Twelfth aud Cary streets, fve-story, with
elevator.
I45O east Franklin street.
WAREHOUSE, Cary between Tenth and Eley-
WAREHOUSE, Cary near Eleysnlh street with
Real Estate Agent and Auction, er.
dc l1-3t 1l13 Main street.
EOR RENT. sTOCK-BRICK GA
Il DWELLING No. 922 we'l Main street, fa:s
corUer of Linden; ten rooms; b, hot anu cOid
water: in good nrcor. Rent iow.
Also; SMALLER HOUSES N other 81 loGa,iiies.
Real Estate Ageni and Auctione'r,
dell.3t l1l3 Main street.
DOR RENT. THAT LARGE BRICK n
II DWELLING situated az the southwest az
corner of Main and Laurel streets, lStely occupied
AZ III.
rooms; gas. water, &C.. and Is now undergoing a
thorough renovation. Rent low. Apply 10
ROBERT y. LYME,
dell-3t 1912 Main street.
NOR RENT, THAT THREE-STORY 9
IL BRICK FACTORY lately occupied by III
Messrs. George Campbell & Co., on Eighteenth Oe-
tween Maiu and Cary streets. In thorough order.
Possession given at once. Rem low. Apply To
de l1.3t RObEkI ID. L1Nt.
EOR RENT, THAT LARGE BASE O.
Il MENT FLOOR under store 1901 Main III
81 rect corner OF Twelfth street. lat ly occupied by
very low. KOBERT Is. LYME,
de list 1912 Main street.
EOR RENT, FRAME HOUSE on a.
IL corner OF Thirtieh and MarNhall streets. IL
containing eight rooms, well OF good water. and a
half-acre lot. Apply TO MRS. y. H. BAPTIST,
de l04,f corner Broad and 1hiriieth streets.
EOR RENT, THE LARGE HALL O.
| 1T on Main street bet Aeen fighih and Ninth HI
streets for long time past occupied Oy the Young
Mems Christian Association. IL desired, other
rooms in the same building can be had IN connec-
| ton with the hall.
| DOR RENT, A NEW STOCK-BRlCKG o..
n DWELLING In fashionable neiRhborhood HI
eight rooms. with allsb0dern improvements. 10 NICE
order, and In three minutes walk OF post.ofiice.
Rent low 10 hrstc class tenant. who might rent IL
furnished Apply 10 X. u. CHaFfiN CO..
| De 9-eod2t No. north Tenth street.
II
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FURNITURE.

EURNITURE.-LA STOCK-M
IL GREAT INDUCE lent S-EAsY "
FERNS OF PAYMENTS.-We call attention ~
Of all in need OF goods TO our large and ee'ectS
ST 1ck of Furniture. embracing all OF the latest
styles In Parlor, Chamber. aud Dining Room suits.
Our stock is full ana complete; our prices as low as
the lowest; our goods Will com are with any III the
city as fur workmanship and finish.
Il. CARTWRIGHT 4 SON.
de g. 3m 10 Governor street.
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EURNITUREl FURNITUREla
Il MATTRESSES, FEATHERS, ETC.-Par- u
ties In want can always select from The IA
largest stock ALWAYS on HAND. BeforesF
purchasing call and be convinced. You will save
MY TRADE PROVES 1T. PARLOR- AND CHAM.
BIER. ulTS all prices and STYLES; CABINET.
MAKERS and UPHOLSTERING MATERIALS
LuOKTNG-GLASS PLATES, etc. Freucn nm d
German, ~ New York prices. ~ - > =
WILLIAM DAftRON. 1898 Main street.
FACTORY, 10, l6, 2e, 20 north Fifteenth.
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Ea N p -, 49,

RICHMOND. FREp'o POTOMAC y. y. Co.,l
RICHMOND. VA. November 25, 1880.
(YHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
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THIRD EDITION
General J Fescs.

The lateet news from Maine IL 70 the
e1sa that Republican authorities are
concentrating troops at the State House.
that the Pnsion Legislature Il TO be dis
persed to-day, and that the Faslon Off
ci4Is who refuse to abdtezfe viii be ar
rested There Is report that the Pu-
slonists intended 10 attack and capture
the State House.
Several Of the ladias attending the
Woman Suffrage ConventIon, in Wash
iDEfon, were before tba Senate Commit
Tee on The judiciary yesterday arguing in
favor Of . Sixteenth Amendment 70 the
Constitution for the enffanchisement Of
women.
The Senate Committee on Territories
yesterday agreed unanimously 10 report
favorzbly on the nomih alton Of In ii.
Murray, Of Kentucky, 10 be Governor OF
Utah.
The House Select Committee on the
Yorktown Celebration agreed yesterday
10 report bill roprlating $1,000
for the erection Of q mdnument al Ioik
Town, and so, 600 70 meet the expenses
Of the Yorktown Continual
A communication from Minister Chris
tiancy, askihg instructions as 10 the rec
ignition Of the present Government Of
Peru, was laid before the Cabinet yes
terdag. II was decided by the Cabinet
to authorize Mr.. Christiancy to usG bis
own discretion.
The Interior Department is advised
Of movement ITO organize a band for
the purpose Of rAiding the Indian Ter
ritory. The headquarters Of the gang are
at Wichita, Kansas The War Drpart-
ment will distribute troops 30 as 70 cheek
the attempt.
At . meeting Of prominent citizens Of
Philadelphia, held IA the Mayors off 9
yesterday, steps were taken towards
raising funds Tor the benefit of the suf-
fering people in Ireland. Drexel & Go.
have contributed 5000 to the Irish relief
fund.
Mr.. Walcutt has just completed the
model OF a-statue which is to be cast in
bronze, and 10 destined 10 crown a
memorial drinking fountain in Co UNI
bus, Ohio. The statue fepfesents the late
DR.. Samnel Mitchell Smith, who during !
bis life took prominent part In the pub I
hc.life Of Columbus.
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From the n. Y. Herald.
The Gilman Approo,,,.

GOV. DAVIS, OF MAINE. o,,,.
MILITARY. "
Names troubles are No, o.s ' q
spateh from Augusta, to-pigS, et Az
whole situation has, since t1, , says u
utes past eleven o'elocL p'eeh Mo
entirety changed. By to-mor,,o .onSi
Ing three companies of .os NOV mon
Capitol Guards, Of Augusta; lha
Light Infantry, the Gardner '',r co.a AuSOa
aud the Androscoggln LIpbi ,I"oslupna
VIII garrison the State Hone ''i4uIq>
AT ten minutes past elrve,
.s ana ,nspectoF-General Tiiden arrr.a ,rOa'
the Adjutant-General's ofiice ''IT'ss
minutes Governor Davis autbor,,oi,el ,o,eis
startling but well JUSTIFIED 6''Iata n7
movement. IL was a timely :, m''Isi
military Authorities were o,,, os az IL
with the politicians who hay. T, fal laaeDi
days had the dominant influenca %'ei w
State House. THIS has cen nv ~. a u
sensational Of any night since t"s ,'s I'd
pltcatioDs. But the rumors of S'e 90
events 70 come were not basele,, 'ls
The Fusionists' militia are a.,
been drilling down to4n In mi. oe ~, IN
1t has been ascertain d to The ,s,i-elAla i.''lAa
OF the military authorities ,b,, auS
centIsted attack upoh the S,ale n
was likely 10 occur at any mons,, n'as
a plot to burn the residenee, ~ l.
ing Augusta republicans was di.oo.'l ~, 'l
tonight. Triangular BIT. ~ ,O'eE @
marked the doomed Ie.i,lencss %F
were tackled on after dark. ana .oo,t
ceived by the vigilant pol CO Hsar
Governor not given his order for c.il
out the troops tonight the mili.a,s.
at the State House were :. .ady ,c.a -
don their wa ch, which was uke,
result In an inglorious ending tn.
ders tor the military we're given or
General Chamoerlaie's As,i, an, ih
tant General for the reason th, ,
Of the militia would, or it was (-,,1 ,
would not obey Governor Days :
ders.
The Capital Guards garrison fl.
State House tonight and partly INN
the worn out police, who have h.
without sleep for many hUurs
A special train is ordered ,oDia
from Lewiston.
Probably the most aggressive mn.
ment OF the State governmen, win |.
to disperse the fusionist Legislature a,
arrest every fusionist ofiic al who :,
sists IN playing at government.
EARLY CELEBRATION OF vIerou
Boston was overrun with Ma,
statesmen to-day. Senator Blaine. a. /
Governor Dingeley and General Chm
beIlaiD, with a few lesser liglpdhI
republican party, were sojourner. sa
In her borders. General ChamberhI
was the lion at the State House, vB |
MIR. Blaine was dined and wned bvk
Massachusetts Club. About one In,
dred gentlemen sat down to ding
with the stalTart chieflian. Gens
Chamberlain had been invited and IN
emily pressed 10 attend, but he declins
Collector Beard presided il tue adNns
OF Congressman Claflin, and made
speech in which he alluded to Maine 4
fairs. Nr. Blaine had his speech m i
pared. 1t was short sharp aud ekccaN
ly modest.
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brotherhood Of the ONION.
THE SEVENTH ASHIvERsARY or FRAN
LIN CIRCLE, NO. g..

THE SEVENTH ANNIVERSARY or FRlu|
LIN CIRCLE, NO. g..
Room No. IL, in McClarys bulldog
WAS nlled 10 its utmost capacity a
evening, on the occasion of The sevtta|
anniversary of Franklin Cifcle No
brotherhood Of the Union. An upeugl
ode, exceedingly well tnng by n
choir, commenced the exercises, nj
prayer by the Rev. II. B. Dayal ioloVd|
5. Solomon then made an addiss
welcome, in which he also dwtt Il
length upon the principle OF the 0ts
heItie Smedley, little riss, only d, |
'rsn years old, gave an excelleLt rssBI
{ or, and Miss An G. Logan viaI
y "a .ast recitation OF the merry Ss
Ride" A song by Edwari L4i
called forth loud applause. f. WA
ward treated the audience 10 IN
reading that was quite pleasing. 10
dies Curtin Lectures were initiated
Annie and Edward Logan n "
that created much merIimrni.
The addresses Of the evening vRt
livered By Rev. Il. b. Duval. Who ts
a, his subject the motto of the Orti
Truth, Hope and Love- He heldl1
Hope should not be forgotten, Z
with Truth and Loye all should evdP
armed, and great results woud
brought about. He cleverly haudlriu
suhject and hts remarks were l,tenedl
with great interest.
/, Other features OF the evening" eHls
taiLmeht, were as follows Reairg
Prof. Crabb, aud l.. Mari singing
Edward Logan, Miss Anna Losln =
the choir and Dutch oration By Jana
Lamb, which was eIicored
The occasion was a very enjoyable "
throughout.
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THE STATE SCHOOL BOARD.
MEETING THIS MORNING RESOLUTION
ADOPTED

MEETING THIS MORNING RESOLUTIONS
ADOPTED
As is stated In the early edition of TO.
days GAZETTE. the State School Board
met this morning at l1.30 O'Clock la the
CLAYTON House. The busi ness transacted
was mostly OF a private nature. A mum.
Der OF complaints had been made to the
members OF the Board 10 regard to some
of the teachers falling to attend tbr
teachers institute In their respective
counties. In order TO remedy this the
following preambles and resolution were
Introduced, and adopted:
WHEREAS. The State School law re.
qulres the teachers to attend the yearly
institute In their respective counties
and,
WHEREAS. As some have been remiss
In meeting this requirement, therefore
Resohed, That failure on the part OF
the teachers TO attend the institute, with
out having a reasonable excuse for such
failure, Is in The judgment Of the Board
Rool grounds Tor revocation Of the
teacle s C. rificate.
A short True ago, President Purnell
received letter from the managers of
the state Agricultural Society of Dover.
stating that at the next annual fair. they
would offer liberal premiums for educa-
uonal exhibits. In view OF this fact the
Following was introduced, and unani.
mously adopted:
The State Board Of Education, have
received with much qualification m.
communication of the State ApricultuT.
~ society indi eating lis purpose TO offer
liberal premiums for educational exbIb-
its al LIS next annual fair This year, and
the State board weulI resptc fully sup-
gest that the said premiums for lie
meIs of drawing.
The subject OF consolidating a number
OF school districts was discussed, but 40
action was taken further than TO most.
pone the matter until the next meetlnl
There had been some complains by
parents Of SCHOLARSHIP regard To the price
u BOOKS, put after careful inquiry by
mem bers of the Board, 1t " as found that
the prices paid were according TO the
current price lists of publishers.
AS there was no further business 70
transact 'he Board to adjourned to meet
at the call of the President.
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DRGIsTERs ORD ER.
REgIsTER's orr cE,

REgI8TERS OFFICE,
New Castle Co,, Jan. IS, 1880 /
Upon the application Of william Her
bert, Executor OF John G. TindIc
late OF New Castle Hundred, in aalj
county. decd. II IN ordered and directed by
the Register that tte Executor afure
said give notice Of the RrantIngo OF I,a tiers
Aesthmenthry upon the estate Of
.he oecn WIN the dhtA OF granting thereof
Dy causing dvertlsernents 10 he DOztnd
WlLhih I0rty days from the date OF such
Lsttsrh. IN SIX ol the most public places II
tne county OF New Castle. requiring all
pefsonh having demands against the Is
thte. 10 present the same or abide by On
Act oi Assembly In such case made and
provided. And also cause the saInt, 10 he
Inserted within the anme period in tho
MiImingt0n 1AzETTE. "a newspaper pub
therein three weeks (e o. d1
(~~-~) O1ven under he hand and Seal Of
fL.s Omce or The Heglster aforesaid at
rev Castle, In New Castle County
hioreHaidj tne DAY and year above written
b. =. BI0GS, Register.
NOTICE.
All persons having claims against the
Estate of the deceased must present the
shIne, uuly atJested VI The Executor, on or
before January 18th, 1881, or abide
the Act OF Assembly In sucE case made
and provided
Address, WILLIAM HERBERT,
Executor,
Jahm'SWeon' New Castle, Del,
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Local TIME TABLE
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON

TRAINS LEAVE WILAlH0IO@
FoR PHrIADEIPHIA.--A1, go, $40, e.oo
-. las1 la4. q m. nn. Is.ss - : ~ y
FoI n. YoExRaM 7so. Ia0a, q. m.
lAl3. nz-ss. a4s. p m On Sundays. N
FoR BALrrMokx AVID wAsHIxsTox.-
f2-sl, 16ls. G15. a n. LA. I-of. ais. TI0s.
p. m On Sundays, I4lsl. 4lo g. m
FoR BALTxnokK, bay Lne connecfionl
7.s p. m No Sunday trains
1do an D m. No sunday trains,
foR DEI.AwAKE r R-N15 q n,-; LIZ.
az. ,. m. No sandAy .rsias
s-D, a. m: &eo. SO p. na- No Sunday
F0E DxLAwAzz wnsTKKx r R-z.ls
lo-1a- m; 40 p m No sunday trains
TRAINS ARRIVE N WILMINGTON
Fkox PHrLADkLPHIA--f1f 2as, s3p;
s-lo .. m; IlG. liza Lea. IA, ~. ~,
A1A ia. 81. ll-l9 p m. On Sundays, LIS.
FkoE NKv YoEK.-l@. sls1 q m l1fz.
Lea. 54I1 7 ~ p. m On sundays. Asa m.
FROM BALrfMoRk-1lA. s|N. s>G, q. m;
lzg. Iz-xz, As6, s-N. p. m On sundays,
FEos wAsHIsGrox.-1IA g m; l21s.
Fnos NKT CksTIx-sIo, s-sa, u.0A- m:
AzS, as p. m No sunday trains
fEoH DELAwAk. K k-s-o, lilo q m
A45 D. m No sunday trains
PkoM WTLMISGTos a SoETHEKS K X.
Ao, lis o m; as p. IN No sunday
trxfna
FRoM DKLAwARE WEsTKRS r. R--s.to,
O. m; AS, ae9. p m No sunday trains
TRAINS FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE
PHILADELPHIA.
FEoM BRoAD STREET AND WASHINGTON
AvESUE-T-0. s-o, lQ-1e. II 45 O. m; Isl.
S.ao. 4e0. SIS, an. ia. AS. ll9o p. m ON
Sundays. 80 q m eoH, s.is, ll-D p m.
FEoM THIETY SECOND AND MAEKET
Ills o. m NJ -. 40, p.
M; L0o q m On Sundays 9, LOO. 7o q. m
SorK--The black figures represent the
= lin ted Express.- On which an extra
are IL eiiaxged
The daily gazette., 1880-01-24
Latest Cuble NetUs.
InNnnE Ian OF

LONDON, Jan. "A, 1880.
Lord Beaconsheld's attack of illness is
nouuced mild case of bronchitis, and
no serious results are apprehended.
Mr.. Glare Sewell Read, addressing his
constituents at Diss, Norfolk, yesterday,
detailed his experiences during his re.
cent visit TO America, and highly eulo-
ezed the Americans.
Italian newspapers publish a letter
from Mr. Gladstone to Professor Shar-
Daro, OF the Neapolitan Peace Congress.
avowlng his determination to advocate
general disarmament from his nlace in
Parliament. F'"oo :"
The daily gazette., 1880-01-24

WALL STREET YEsTKKDAY.-Tbe
effect Of the reported big sale Of New
York Central BY the syndicate had . de-
pressing e6eet upon the stock, contrary
TO general expectation Stocks general
ly were active and buoysnt- Money on
call continued plentiful at 8 TO 6per
cent upon general stock collateral, clos
ing at s. Bonds Of all classes we're in
good demand and strong.
The daily gazette., 1880-01-24
Breaking Up IIieit Dtstitiing
.{yl GeOrQa0.

wAsHIxGToS, Jan Zs-Andrev..Ciark
Collector Of Internal Revenue a. Allan
"a, Ca, teIegrsphed 70 the Commissaon-
er OF Iuternsl Revenue - folio ws;-De-
paties Hendrix and Wilson formed .
Junction in Gilmore county on the ls<h
inst. and report the seizure Of large
Illicit distillery and the destruction Of ),
0oO gallons Of beer and mash. No resis-
tsbos in shat quarter - yet
The combined forces are moving for
ward without difficulty, and the men are
conducting thsm-elvss IN amsi CON-
mendAbI-. Good citizens lend aid give
encouragement 20 ofncers in every way
they cA1 consistently With due regard
for their personal safety