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wANAMAKER a BRowx. Phila.
The Reduction in
Clothing at Oak
Hall.

The clothing marked
down Saturday comprised
about 5000 suits and over
coats. Both the suits and
the overcoats are various
enough to constitute a
complete stock of them
selves, SO that you may
I've reasonably sure of find
ing among them what will
both suit and fit you.
Some of the very lowest
priced mems suits we make
re among them; $40 reduced
TO $S 80, and some of all
grades up to excellent suits
at $25, reduced to go and
$27 50 reduced to S25.
A $40 overcoat at Sic so
is not to be missed on a cold
morning. Even the boys,
whose clothing has been wait
ing for this cold snap will not
object to the taking off of
three or four dollars from
the cost of suit and overcoat.
Remember this ! All these
garments were made by our
people, under our own eye,
and before this reduction
were marked as low as they
ought to be sold, We couldn't
afford to reduce them, but
we must sell ia ter to keep up
with our work people.
We know how to sell fas.
ter viz. by selling lower.
We have been selling faster
for nineteen years, faster than
our competitors. That we
have done Of course by sell
inc lower Now we have To
sell faster than ourselves,
and down goes a part of ouI
stock, whether we can afford
it or not.
Whatever you don't like
bring back. If there be
grumbler, we don't want oul
clothes On him
WANAMAKER Il BROWN
OAK HALL, Sixth and market,
NOVA. philadelphia la
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prem Yesterday. LAs. sa.,,s..
TRINITY oHuRcH MusIoi

The Trinity church choir will sing
the following music o. Christmas
morning at the 1880 o'clock service
MORNING PRAYER.
Opening Anthem--"Arise, shine for
thy Light 10 come.'
Venite-"o come, let ns sing unto the
Lord
TIE Deum-"We praise Thee, o God"
Jubilate--''0 be Joyful In the Lord"
intrDit--''Hark. the herald Angels
sing"
Kyaie-'Lord, have mercy upon u.s."
Glsria-" "Glory he to Thee, o Lord"
Christmas Hymn--''Adeste Fideles."
ABSORPTION Anthem-"For unto us q
Child Is born"
Offertory, Carol-Come, let us sing the
story.
Presentation, Carol-Let merry heart
now dance.
Anthem-"Lift up your hearts,
Holy, Holy, Holy"
Hymn-"God Of God, Light OF Light. :"
Gloria in Excelsis--''Glory be to God
on high"
Nunc dmittis--Lord now lettsst
Thou Thy servant.
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INFAMOUS NEGOTIATIONS.

MONTREAL, Dec. 22.-Great ex-
element has been caused here
through the Vaccinations of noted
procuress, representing the Chicago
Demi Monde, who has under
promises of good positions and large
salaries, induced number Of young
French canadian girls to go to Chi
cago, where it is understood they
have been met on arrival by keepers
Of the brothel's and conveyed to
their dens, where in short time
they became regular inmates. This
startling discovery was made by the
arrest OF two girls, IA years of age,
last evening, while in the act OF
boarding Chicago train.
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A TALE OF MISERY.

WAsHINGToN, December 22.-This
evening there lies dying at a station-
house in this city James Madison Tarl.
ton, who it is said, was consul. general
to Australia under President Plerce,s
administration, aud afterwards collector
OF customs at New Orleans. The
"retched old maais about 10 years of
age and clothed in rags. Pneumonia IA
the disease which will make a CORPSE of
hlm before many hours have passed
For several days Tarlton, who is ma
tive of Massachusetts, has been uo,lced
around the streets, and this eyenIuo ha
was found by policeman lying on the
paVement, apparently breathing his lasI
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A RIt of hlatory.

In one OF The main halls OF the world
renowned Charity Hospital OF New Or
leans "A beautiful tablet records the his
tory OF mob o ueed, which shou d be q
source OF pride 10 every Psnnsyivanian.
IL Is this: "IHz CHARITY HOSPITAL OF
LOUISIANA was founded IN the year 1850
by Don andres Aimonaster Y RoKas, to
OF tue l., gis alure of this State. and the
nbefality OF Lhs state or Pennsylvania,
The community Is indebted for the means
ot creating This edifice" In the year
MDCt tCAXXll. Tbis recalls the fact that
since 1865 It's existence has been continued
oy mtailA of The endowment OF the Loui-
siana state LOTTERY Company, giving II
over 800 OOs Ia that time. A letter ad =
dressed 10 Nj. A. Dauphin, New Orleans,
La. or same person at No. 3lp Br cad way
New York City. Will furnish any one the
Unfticalars. declb-bt
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LOCAL TIME rAn,,
TRAINS I.EAvE;

q w rok PHILAoEApHIA - al ssl NGT0N
s,io WV, y.44, 1912, 10 Eos an 2.S, eN II
- ns.s.z.S y. 2.dO, 400. eli. la "a "a l2l5; III
S =, ,saEndays, q Los, Az, Sid si0' s'oo, 1000 \
W., s.oo, 1900 y. m. '''',a' m; 5IDrn
a noh new YoRK.-IH.99s
s,n iz.ze, i2.43, 2IS 'aSie'N l,D, lO,I
nuays, nnys, Los. 2.23 =. IN. 80, .. m, NJ
osi BALTIMORE AND " y m,
sEi nv ~ Zi6, 7.55, 5,s.Sj, a N, "shISGros
Az. .iS, n .y1, No. D. IN. On sunday .NS y. lO1
~ Enpp' y W.: H., no Sunday trains 'oAnectloa|
A ~ vn .. :" CAsTLE.-d.0l a.
Fo9 III, ~ =, m, No sunday Trim, a, H.; Id
$50. d. m NJ Hhh r. R.-a.3O
rok wlLMINGroN 4 NonF,, Ns,
trains. Nj "'OO' 0'O' p. m, No No sahi \, 4
Fok DELAWARE wxsrv,, :
'e~ g. M; $40 p. m. No snnaK' amn H. R-lj
TEAlNs Rain ARRIVE IN wlI'v,a' "all' a
= I, s fhILADELpnIA.-l5rt IN ~ i,NGlU5
a. c."i va, IL m; i2.Is ~ - L& I'd
s~' 80, 4-o0,o 10, B.21, 100 \ M IA Iva
. On sundays. l2.l5, l.5s, 2ls S'H lil
m 20 iohk.-l.5S, 20S 20
~, - ia5;ie, ;O2. 4.50,70O y. m 40, ns 10y a1
i'JS, Fnos 90 d 1,52 a. m. oH sunday,
M; lZ2o p2.4I. 2.O5, 8.M h a. ~ $3.50
oays. 'oS, 2.i7 "a. IN. t.U7 g,Ge y p; H. sud
u, saon ~ MAsHISGros.-lSI =: r'
~ lh0. is;si, 2.05. 6.U7, $50 ~ m "a; a. nj
"ays, o.oi, 81 p. IN. ""' Va Sud
FROM Nkw CAsrLE.-sy4s qg.,a
o'io, o'M ?: m. No SUNDAY trs,n. ,5S Nba mI
rkoa DELAWARE X. Bin lsins'
o.p ? IN; No sunday trains o'''' Il n.
rh9H WfLMINGToN 4 Noprys.
aW lbs a. m; 6.ll .. iA'NHhks M Na H. 4
FROM DELAWARE WE.rrpv
=. IN. 2l5, p. IN. No SUNDAY trailh a. h-s.u
TRAINS For wILMlNGrom s,
PHILApELPHIA'' lkAVl
FROM BROAD STREET Asnw..u
aVkNuE-70o. .7BO, SIS, ,lOslI " 4, nsh ~ illserOi
,'n' s'o, 800. 400, 49,, SIS e91 I'D a. n
~. li:U ,. IN. ON SUNDAYS udV w
b.v1 MO, .Op. IN. o'i' n.
FROM THIRTY- SECOND AVN a.
srkEErs. .-7.SO, lbs a. N ~ 10 AZ EAARKzI
ui'; l.W a. IN. On SUNDAYS I1s W,
NoTE.--The black figures r.nr..
Limited Express" on uhiCpp ~eal ID
h.re ~ charged. '" dh eIlfj
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Cruelty In a Pen,tens, ary.
A WEAK MINDED nor WHIPPED nm
THE BARE BACK.

SYRACUSE, Dec. ~, 1880.
The inquiry into the managemsn, .,
The onondago County Penitentiary or
dered by the Board Of SUPERVISOR was
continued to-day BY the special commit.
lee, consist'n of Msss's. Chamberlain.
Clarke and Thunton. After q long an,
animation regarding the business of the
institution, showing q general loo,eness
OF management, Lenvenw orth was close-
ly questioned - " the character of tl,a
punishment inflicted upon prisoners.
tie did not divulge the inner secrets Of
the prison with freedom, but by diut n,
asslducus questioning some OF the facts
we're drawn from him. He was asked
regarding the case OF a lad named Per.
kins, "ho was sent 10 the Penitentiary
from Oneida county.
The boy had acted strangely when fall
Ing Into lhe line, and m 4 pupishm.nt
the iron Cap WAS placed ON MS head. In
the shop he subsequently created some
dis urbanse, for which he Was brouQ hi
back To the corridor, wbere his back was
ored anu the ia,h applied. 1hs gad
used was truckman's rawhids. The
punishment was very severe, but tbe
witness blaudiy remarked that he did
not think It was severe enough. The next
moment he ackho sledgei tnat the boy
was two days after~ard pronounced In
.sne aud sent to the asylum ut Auburn
Prison.
Leavenworth also stated that snper.
inte ndsnt spauliinR he'd whipped q girl
named kalis Smith Tor insuborLination.
No admission could be drawn from him
r"garding the degroo of severity vf the
punishment. The whipping OF an Old
man, aged ifty years, named Cuslck 10,
refusing TO work was an aggravated case
Loayenworth said that the man had bee,
| punished severely several tunes. He wa,
finally beaten into obedience. The
"buck" was also used In. his case A ne.
gro was whipped for whistlinR In hi,
| cell, but l. L.avenwor:h said the puuis h
meut was not severe.
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
LoHpon. Dec. "a, 1880

An influential international com
mi,tee has been formed at Paris TO en-
deavor TO suppress the gaming tables
OF Monaco.
The Golos, of st. Petersburg, stat 3
that the Japanese are preparing a cor
dial reception for the Russian Pacific
squadron al Yeddo.
The correspondent Of the Times at
Bucharest says:-'I hear on good au-
shortly that The commercial difficulties
between Austria and Servia have been
arranged"
The Bolton and Oldham operative
cotton spinners have applied for an ad-
vance OF five per cent in their wages.
Four thousand colliers In the Ashton
under.Lyne district struck to-day for an
advance Of wages.
A despatch from Berlin to the Times
says the statement that Herr Wetten
dorf,the Prussian official who under took
the reform Vt Turkish nuanees had 3 vsp
up his mission as a hopeless task and
that he would quit Constan.inoplr
shortly, 10 unfounded.
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SARAH IN MONTREAL.
sHE RECEIVES A HEARTY WELCOME IN
THE CANADIAN MErRoPoLIs.


MONTREAL, Dec. 22.-Sara Bern
hardt arrived at Q o'clock this evening
In the afternoon q deputation OF
prominent citizens with repre- senta-
tives OF the press, went to the station
To meet the great actress, where they
arrived shortly after 0 o'clock. With
in brief space of time, the train
bearing tue famous actress rolled into
the station, where the large crowd was
assembled TO catch glimpse of her.
Soon after the start for Montreal
war made, n deputation entered Mile.
Bcrnhardt's special car s"rhe City of
Worcester" and the memb RS were
Introduced to her. The fair Sara be-
ing somewhat indisposed. the inter
view WAS necessarily short one. Its
chief feature being the reading of an
original poem, addressed TO Mile.
Bernhart, by NJ. Louis Frechette, tho
poet laureate of the Academy Fran
caise.
The eff ct Of this very pretty sonnet
was considerably brighted by the ac-
tless, who had been unnerved by the
clerical opposition so freely expressed
She thanked the author very heartily.
The arrival of the train at the Bonna.
venture, was greeted with the strains
Of LA Marseillaise," played by a mil.
itary band, the immense crowd as
fembled cheering wildly,
The wife and daughter Of q leading
Queens counsel were admitted to the
car and presented Mile. Bernhardt
with hands me bouquet. Mile,
3ernhardt then left the car, and ON the
arm of NJ. Schvab and an elderly gen
tleman, made her way through the
multitude which thronged ON all sides
TO catch glimpse of her.
The ''divine Sara" has every reason
to feel satisfied with her reception il
the Canadian metropolis, and that she
IL 80 is inferred from her exclamationa
of pleasure a. the delicate attentio n
paid her.
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TOO MANY HOMICIDE CASES.

PHILADELPHIA, December 22.-The
application To lave an early day liked for
th trial Of the Patterson-Siugerly libel
suit was resumed before Judge Fell this
morning, by Richard p. White, E.q.,
counsel tor the prosecution. His Honor,
however, sa Il that AS District A Atornoy
Hagsrt would have his hands full In dis.
puslhg OF homicide Cases and other mat
ters II qulring settlement before his term
expired he oOuld not set day for the
trial Of tn, libel cause. The matter
therefore went over.
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-
SU NJ M EK1S liEAp

relaxes the system and renders us u.hi.
to attacks OF diarrh1a, dysentery biond7
NIX. clolera- morbus, cramps in H.,
IS mach, coiic, AID other paioful and
dangerous affections for which n.
iierce's Compound Extract of Snar.
Weed-"ompOnnded from The has,
French brandy, Jamaica ginger, snar,.
Weed OF waier-pepper, anodyne, SOOTHING
a''u healing gums aud bal'ams, is mos1
potent speclnc' IL Is equally effieacions
10 s'ory attacks Every household sb o,,i,
be supplied whit. Fifty cents by drna'
gists' ~ "iuB-
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THE CHRISTMAS MARKET.

Farmers fiocked into town this morn
ing with their wagons flied with poultry
aud pro luce, and the Chr,stmas market
that will probably continue all day to-
morrow, bids fair To be a. large ss tor
any previous year. There Is sill very
large stock OF Chris mas trees and
green's OH sal Eggs went us 5 cents
per dozen, or 40 cents per dOzen.
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FOUND DEAD In HIS ROOM.

PHILADELPHIA, December pa
man who registered as +. Msrburg, of
this city, was found dead in a room
IL the North American Hotel this even
ing. He had turned on the gas and
sutfocated. A loaded revolver and .
bottle Of laudanum were found In the
room. The body was taken charge OF
by the police.
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GAMBLERS FORCED TO DIS
GORGE.

JAcKsoSvILLE, Fla, December 90.
Quite an excitement was created
this morning at Baldwin, a station go
miles from This city, at the crossing of
The Central and FLORIDA railroads, by
the appearance of 10 men, principally
from Valdosta, Ga, and Lake City,
and well armed. They at once pro.
ceeded to seize three of gang of gam.
blers who Infest the place. These
gamblers had yictimized four or Rv,
friends of the party, taking over $1,000
The gamblers at first resisted, and one
of them received pretty rough hand
ling. Then they surrendered, refund
cd the money and paid all the expenses
incurred by the rsiding party. The
gamblers were natified to leave the
place. The riders went across The
county line to avoid arrest and the
discounted gamblers came to this city
to consult counsel.
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SEATS FOR CHARLOTTE THOMP-
SON.

At 2 o'clock to day, four rows of
the circle, aud majority of the chairs
had been sold for the performance of
Charlotte thompson, on Chrisl mas
night. This indicates that she will be
greeted by an extraordinary large au-
dience.
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THROWN THE SNOW BACK

The action of the City Passenger
Railway Company ia piling along the
curbstone the snow cleared from their
tracks is not relished by the Market
street merchants, as it blocks up the
front of their stores. Some of them
are retaliating by throwing the snow
back upon the tracks.
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L,IRsT NATIONAL BANh

LtIRST NATIONAL BANh
l. OF WILMINGTON
REPOSITORY OF THE PUBLIC MONEY
AND
FINAN IAL AGENTS OF THk Uni
TED STATES.
EDWAR-, BELTS, PRhsIDBNT.
GEO. u. ARMSTk0NG, CASHIER.
raid zap Capital, s0OOsOOO.
philadelphia, New York and Boston u
change furnished to regular Depositor
without charge.
Discount days, Mondays and ursdai
AT $50 A. Nj.
DIRECTORS.
Giement b. bmyJh, George W. Bush,
John III. Adams, ELI GarrelG,
henry =. MeUomb. Sam,l Bancroft, jr. /.
u tniel James, William TatnAl,
Edward Belts. - ian1-Iy
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WAS NOT COUNSEL.

II is announced by the Repub lican
III II Anthony Zig gins, Esq, was not
co Insel ( Judge Houston IN the latter's
Congressional contest, as had been stat
ed. 1t vas Ii Tie surprising TO think of
Mr. HigglGs aiding any scheme Of the
Dover UEg
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HOME FOR the HOLIDAYS.

just previous to the departure Of the
Delaware train south this morning o.
$50 O'Clock, The scene around the p. w.
u b. X. r., depot was very animated
one. The young ladies, OF the Weslsyan
Female Csllsge lett for their homes, and
q large number Of our citizens len TO
visi. their frlnds in various parts OF The
Peninsula. In fact all trains both North
aud South were heavy.
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Chenp noon and Anpea.

Danlel McCusker. ais West second street
nas got Ia large stock o. boots aud shoes
for the Eall trade, AMI he is determined TO
sell them cheaper than any shoe house in
the city. He wishes his friends and the
pnbiie in general to give him call and
De convinced that he has good boots an
shoes and hewlil 80 them low.
oet2-d&wSm.
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BRRNHARDT IN MONTREAL.
MONTREAL, Dec. 70, 1880.

The Academy OF Music was densely
packed Tonight, to witness the fist ap-
peai ance OF Sarah Bernhardt. Ste was
received with greas enthusiasm un her
first entrance and was reca after
each act, when she was eoi,talIy ap-
plauded.
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THE MATTHIAS BOILER.

The boiler Of Tho tug Martha which
"a plodrd with Such disastrous Ell set,
yesterday morning, Is still resting at the
bottom OF the cree X lis location not being
asnertained. The tug will be repaired by
ths Pusey & Jones Company.
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REGISTERS ORDER.
Ruarsrrp's Orprcp

khGISrER'S OFFICE,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, Dec. 18th, 1880.
Upon the app plication of Rachel q .Chand-
Ter and Jesse Chandler, Administra-
tors of Marshall \. Chandler late of
ChristianA Hundred In said county.
deceased. IL is ordered and directed by
the Register that ttheAdministrators afoTe-
said give notice OF the granting OF letters
OF Administration upon the estate OF the
deceased, with the date OF granting there
Of by causing advertisements to be poste!
within iorty days from the date OF suol
letters, In six of the mos public places OF
the county OF New Caste, recurring al
persons having demands against the es-
tate TO present the same or abide by an
act OF Assembly in such case made and
provides. And also cause the same TO be-
inserted within the same period IN the
WILMINGTON GAzETrE, anewspap r pub
lisbed In Wilmington, and to be co oltinuea
therein three weeks, (e. o. d.
t-1 Given under The hand and seal
4 l.. S. OF office of the Register aforesaid
W. at New Castle. In New Castle
written. =. e. BlGGS, Register
NOTICE.
all persons having claims against the
estate OF the deceased must present the
same duly attested to the administrator
ON or before Dece m Der 18th, 1881, or abide
the act Of Assembly in such case made
and provided.
RACHEL. g. CHANDLER,
JESSE CHANDLER,
Adm'rs
Address s:-Centreville, Del.
II
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THIRD EDITION
WALL STREET YEsrnRDAY.-stocI

WALL STREET YEsrRRDAY.--Stock
were active, and closed strong at the
highest prices Of the day. Money vas
easier, call loans being obtainable all
day At plain 0 per cent down to 8 In the
last hour. Foreighn was stronger. Rail
road bonds were very dull, but generally
strong.
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rnalcn,.eu. fer .re-llny.

1Genera rally cloudy weather, with oeca-
sional hight snow, falling barometer
n rtbsss, TO southeast winds and no de
cided change in temperature.
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'oNCA CHIEFS IN WASHING GroN,

WAsHINoToN, Dec. 22, 1880.
The Ponca chiefs who some time ago
asked permission 10 visit Washington
arrived here yesterday, aud this morninP
Secretary Sci.urz held council with
hem IN the presence OF General George
Cr, ok, MI. Sickney and Mr.. Waller
A len, ,thre Of the Pohca Commissioners
lately named by the President, General
NJ lies being out of town. The Ponca
chiefs declared unanimously that they
desired to min in tile Indian Terri.
tory aud to make permanent homes there,
to sell their Dakota Lind and to a quire
title TO their reservation in the Indian
Territory. They said, further, that
there had not been any sickness among
them for a year.
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REoIsTER's OFFICE,

OEBICE.
New Castle Co.. Dec. lst, 1880.
Upon the application OF TheophIlus X
Jones and John III. Jones, Executors
OF Richard X. Jones, late of Wilmington,
Hundred, In said county, deceased
IL is ordered and directed bv IN
Register that the Executors af0resato
give notice OF granting OF letters Tes
tamentary upon the estate of the dece;,,
ed, with the date OF granting thereof, bs
causing advertisements To be posted wi til.
In forty days from the date OF sucn letters
III SIX OF the most public places of The
county OF New Castle, requiring ali per
sons having demands against the estate u
present the same or abide by an act OF AS
sem oily In such case made and provided
n nd also cause the same To be inserted
Wtthln the same periou IN the DAILY
GAzETTE, newspaper published in VII
mIngLon, and to be continued therein thres
weeks, cod.
49,, Given under inc hand and seal
L. =. OF office OF tne Register aforesaid
s~~~' at New Castle, in New Castlt
county. aforesaid, the day aud year abov,
written. ). e. BIdOS, Reg
NOTICE,
All persons having ciaIms agalE u the ts-
sate OF the deceased, must present the same
duly attested, to the ExecuuJis N Oh
Defore Dec. Isl 1881, or abide. the Act ol
Assembly In such Case Ins,ue and provld-
cd. THEOPHfLUs X, 10 Is,
JOHN Ii. JON Is,
Executors
Address :-Dover, Delaware.
docf- -eOd3w.
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No one should have horses tied up In
the stable with the Eplzootio, when N, b.
Roberts Horse Powders can be bought of
ANY Druggist for - cents. Guaranteed to
ure. nov20-dlm
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&l 60 ior large load of Kindllnx
Y1.OO Wood. orders can be IefL a,
gray q Bros, SECOND and King streets: q
IIEWhsen4s sixth and Tatnal streets.
Sonn Se . Mllier's, Rising Sun, or at th
factory corner UniSn streets. and Gilpfn
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-
Financial amd Gem nm eretAl.

wILMINaToN. Del. Dec.ll, ie6e.
Latest stock quotations furnished by
Heald q CO., q. II. corner Seventh and
Market streets, Wilmington. Del. At U
N. TO day:
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ME ARTlzANs SAVINGS DA'N
..... .....nAnnrr sTREEf,

- b)2 MARX Ell SlhEIIith 9Th. 1851.
open 10 receive deposit oo lTTussdsy asils and
urday evenings nom 70 'n1f4Vy.pEND,
regqhs5yd ydiVidends %ade a are not wilSs Tnas
msnent maj deposits oompouh"
twice In each year. arpa
Clement II. smyth, aeorse ae S. Capeliea,
Chas. W. Townsend MI N H. Llchenste,iin,d,
Nathan'l X. Benson, ~, ward Dariins'1
Henry +. Dnre, Lob ii. Jackson
w, Hastings, Vim. H. Swlil'
Edward Pusey, Higgins. ,,ori
aiEo. ". BUSH, ft9t
Eo. 8. oAPELL;El,r yiSeL y SSLos iTrsAsurs1
fsb2i.ly Il. L. IA l IT,
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d EGIs rEk's ORDER.
REGISTERS OFFICE.


New Castle Co., Nov 49, iSat
Upon the application OF Jas r. Ha.e,
Administrator OF George IL. FOX lac n
New Castle Hundred, in said e,,n1,,,,.
deceased, IT Is ordered and directed by ~,
Register that the AdnlnisLraLor aiurehaIu
give notice of granting OF Letters o. Al
minlstratlon upon the estate OF the d..
ceased, with the date OF granting tIrre.,
Dy causing advertisements to be uo.l,.'
Wlthln forty days from the date OF .,rI,
Letters in six OF the most public places -.
Inc county OF New Castle, reuuir1ng ~
persons having demands against M. -.
ta' 9 10 present the same, or abiue DY a.,
ACT OF Assembly in BuIn case met.ie AM,
provided; and also cause the same la -
inserted within the same period In ti,.
W WiLMlNGroN GAZETTE, a Newspaper pub
nsned IN Wilmington. and 10 he c0iilif,.
ued therein three weeks, (e. o. d.
49, Given under the hand and sea
Il. .. Oh Office of the Register AIort,ss, -,
49, at New Castle, in New 1 t,aSti.
County Aforesaid, the day and year ahovf
written. y. e. B1GGS, K. gi. ter.
NOTICE.
All persons having claims against tho
estate OF the deceased, must present tbs
same, duly atLesJed TO the AdminIsIrator
on or before Nov. Ii, 1851. or abide the AcI
OF Assembly In such case made ana pro
vided. JANIS +, HAYES
admins traitor.
"A ddress-W lmingtoh, I,uI.
oVll-sN od.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-24
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Popular Monthly Drawing Of TIT
commonwealth Distribution
AT MAOAULkf IHhA IHH4
In the ldty OF Louisville, on
FRIDAY, DECEMBER slst, ~

THESE drawings occur monthly Y
dnys excepted, under provision, Il Il
Act of the General Assembly ~ pr1
tucky, incorporating Tue Ns"pV1i', n'!pp1 ,nrj
Ing and Newspaper Co., appfoN'u 'Ap'
% Ss-This Is a special act, and n4' ~
been repealed. ,,,.oi, Court
The United States Circuit SoS IUetsid
March 81 rendered the following ,s',.,bd ae.,S,dJ
la MAJ NE COn.DI0nweat" D'''"
Company Is legal. nj.
N, B.-Fhe Company M - u the lid
a large reserve fund. no"e '
nrixes for the
The daily gazette., 1880-12-24
nEcEMRER DRAWING.

i Drtsss 200 each, =,
0 pr,Ges lOO each, II
l,y60 Prizes, ualirlckets,
Whole Tlckets "a s. Tickets,
n Tickets. 45o. - in elte1
Remit money or bank drai' ara s.ESD ~
KEGIsrERED LETTER Of Y Is and !
wa ward, by express, can pe enSaN' Seai ~ Ccut|
,'snss. II, N. BoAkDMi AZ ky,, OF
fournal Building, L0uisvylrs' vars uosl
nd suo Broad way. New VOTE
The daily gazette., 1880-12-24
. EGIBTER's ORDER.

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