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The Gray Swan.


BY ALICE CAREY.
"oh tell me. sailor, tell me true
Is nv little lad, my Eiihu,
A sailing with your ship!
The sailors ewes were dim win dew
.sYour little lad. your Elihu!
He said with trembling Up
ssWhat little lad: what ship!
.Whst little lady as If there could be
Another such 3 one as he
What little lad do you ssy'
Why. Elihu. that took 10 the sea
The moment put him of my knee
II was just the other day
The GRAY swan sailed away"
1.-THE other day"-the sailors eyes
Stood omen wide with great suprise-
1.-The other day the swan.
Hi, heart began IN his throat to rise,
"Ay. Az, sir, here In the CUPBOARD lies
The Jacket he had on"
And SO your lad i gone :!
.Gona with the swan And did she sian q
win her anchor elutchng hold OF the sand
For a month and never stirF
..Why 10 be sure Eve seen from the land,
Like lover kissing his lady's hand,
The wild sea kissing her.
And so your lad Is gomez
..Rut. nv dear mother, do you know
All This was twenty years agos
stoodI on the Gray swans deck,
And 10 that lsd saw you throw,
Taking il OF, as II might be, so
The kerchief from your neck.
"Ay, and he'll bring II back !
And did the little lswless lad
Ths, has made YOU sick and made Won sad
Sail with the Gray Swans crew.
"Lawless the man Is going mad
The best boy ever mother had
BE sure he sailed with the crew
What would you have him dor
And has he never written line,
Nor sent YOU word nor made you sign
TO- be was aliyeF'
Hold If tvs s wrong, the wrong Is mihe'
Besides he may be In the brine,
And could he write from the grave
But man what would you have
Gone twenty years. long. long cruise
Twas wicked thus your love TO abuse;
But il the lad still live.
And come back home. think you. you can
Forgive himt' Miserable man.
You're s. mad n. the ses-you rAVe-
What have | 10 forgiven
The sailor iwitched bis shirt 80 blue,
And from within his bosom drew
The kerehiei. She was Wild.
My God Ny Father Is II true"
Ny little lad. my Elihn
My blessed boy, my child.
My dead, my living child -
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Il r Y
NERVE PILLS.

FOR 'he cure OF all forms of nervous disorders
arising from indigestion. including headache.
" tho"ght. determination OF blood TO the head
isilare q memor" 40, this remedy is warranted
70 cure eases Jng standing. Sent POSTPAID To
any address upon recept Of 4 csnts. '' W
0EO. +. CHASE CO..
n . = Boston, Mass.
> For females this is an Invaluable
remedy s.ss
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tits said that one buslsel OF beets added to
nine bushels Of apples makes cider richer
and Of superior favor to that made from
apples alone.
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e COLLINS III
V0LTAIc PLASTER

Affords tho mos; grateful relief In Rhrurns-
tenn. Weak Spine. Local Pains. Nervous AZ
f~ctions. Local rheumatism, Tic Douiourrux.
Nervous Rain, Affections of tn" Kidneys,
FRACTURED Eibs, Affections Of tho Chc.t. Coids
and Coughs. InJurics OF the Eaok. straina
and bruises. Weak Tack, Ner. Gus Pain Of the
Bowels. CrsmP ia the stomach and Limbs
Heart Affections. Enlarged Spleen. Eruiscs
and iancturs. Ehcums;isrn of tho Wrists
md Arms, Asthma. Gout. Local and Deep
seated Pains. rain in tho Chest. stitch In tho
Taok. Pain In tho Hip. Varioos~ or Enlarged
Veins, Crick in tho Iia6k and Nces. Pain and
Weakness In Side and iia.h. II oars~n"ss. Sore
Thrnai. LumhaEo. whnopinT Cough. sharp
Pains in the Erua.t. Heart Disease. ouipsy.
Diabetes. and for Larn.ne-s In any part of tho
Body.
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CONTRA.
s7s tI6s7
STATISTICS.

Amount insured since organization Ass ?i5 ~ q,
Prem Ia ms reed since or saniEauon. go o.; :.
Losses incurred since organtgatIon.. slsp o.. i.
Average annual earnings on capital 10 % TO or c,
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v, FRENCH SMITH, Phi. D.,
CHEMIST AND AssAYER,
a3S Washington Ssre~s. Rossen, Mass.
ASSAYS OF ORES.

Analysis OF Minerals drinking and n,inaral
waters and all coinIsersiai articles.
Discoveries IN the application OF chemistry to
the arts. ~
investigation pertaining to Science
Gmoasls
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CATARRHAL AFFECTIONS,

sueh "a sore weak inaarrea. Ret. and wAie-y Eyes:
liberation and iuhAmmaiion Of The Far; Bingns
Noitrs 80 l.s Head. sore Throat EorEaiicn % the
Ivula and SWetiCd Tursfs, Nervous We ache. Neu-
raiEa pirriucss CluEdrd Memory. los Of Nervous
lor.c, Proposition ol Spirlts. AL carefully ant
ec1t ffcailF treated IN tass remedy according -
directions Which accompany each bottle, " WI Do
mailed 10 alfre~s On receipt OF stamp
Zach pAckac contains pr. sAafnrds Improved In
haar 1uae uith fail directions for i1 all cssrs
lrlr- tft Sof bv az Wholesale and Retain Druggsia
ihrnng aou; the iutiea states and sanafas. WEEKS
T1TTEE. GcaeTA Agcais and Wholesale prsggisA.
l-,sfnu. MSS
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HANCOCK COUNTY
Savings Bank,
Ellsworth. Maine

ORGANIZED MARCH 21th, 1873.
MOONEY deposited on before the Issh day Of
IL aareh Jans september and December VIII
draw dividends nom Ehc lrsi Of same taantH.
nisidend. on deposits payable twice i war.
June and December.
Dividends AZ soon a. declared are added TO the
pTinei; al. thus compromising The interest every
SIX montns.
AS Undcr the existing law Of this state all
deposits 10 saving. banks are exempt from NJ u
nicip pal taxation.
No returns Of name. Of depOsiiors are required
10 bc made to state or town authorities, aud all
accounts ars held by tins Bank TO be strIcAiy pr
waite and coahduRifal.
Married women and pcrsons under age can de-
pssH tnoBsy IN their names. mat i can
b. dra~n only by themselves. or on tarir order.
Especial advantages afforded 10 Exccutors,
Guardians, Trustees, and others having in charge
trust Iunds.
GEORGE PARCuER, President,
~ E, L. EURkILL,Trcasurrr.
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aaned ur"n Real Estate (,eina
nIst liens upon Drpuer1y ~
over stuUtOoj WIth acciued in,araS'r -.
Loaheu upon Bank stocks f..as,t GOD
over ei5,vJ1 With accrued intsrast
=" - faiueJ.... n,2o00o
Bath -. a, 6is0 20
II. Paul d" "a % 10000
Dubuque IL $50 90
l. :. Cos eminent 4 mar oa. :, 4,5uo0o
Cash on hand and in RapS'' bohdH 5000 90
Bills Receivable for p;;,..''''.-.. 1l.l3l64
"u zen IN account OF Home Office and in "'oobs
salvage due lhe Compan a,om N agents, ls,4i07a
An other assets and prcner,; =; H. soose
Dnompahy including interest dua a,
bahk Acct, etc. ...,.,,. ~. ~ ~
f'''f'' lr56S.2i
Total Assets, -
nam, s.6lsss
No -. '' '"AA| AND cosTIsGEsT.l
20 iosses due and unpaid
"a, AiIowh aud reported losses innint
No ~ t a.. estiihated AID supposed ,a,
reinsurance, being full rrem,nnn -, ~',aVoOe
aneiy Iisk In force without anx a.
Allow Tor bad debts. sav. ''.'''-.-... 55260s
SaPitai stock acknowledgements 2is6s
Net surplus over ALI Jishii',.'.'. 100 DD 90
'''--''. 7J.74 Us
3s.6ls2
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PARSONS, BANGSA 60.

Wholesale DRUGGISTS
III III Middle street PORTLAND, ME-.
iyrl3 GENERAL AGENTS 40
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Struck BY the Ours.
now lid JOSEPH CARPENTER WALKED
ON THB P. W. b.. X. n. TRACK Last
NIGHT AND ALMOST GOT KILLED.

now LID JOSEPH CARPENTER WALKED
ON THR P. W. b.. X. n TRACK Last
NIGHT AND ALMOST GOT KILLED.
Joseph Carpenter. an old man over
sixty years of age, while walking on the
the Old Swedes Church, last evening,
ing here at o 20 O'Clock, and m ads what
IL nothing less than miraculous escape
II ION death.
Mr.. Carpenter lives IN Chester county,
Pa. about Nix miles trom Oxford. he
has a son who lives in thu, city, NJ No.
807 Poplar street. He sa,nfs TO VIII
mIngton yesterday on visit. About o
O'Clock he left the house, saying he was
going TO take a walk. He cannot remem-
Oer low hs got on the track. IL IN pre-
sumed that he was going down 10 the
WORKS Of ths Mccullough Iron Com
pany, where his sou Is a foreman. The
engineer SAYS the old man tried to cross
the track right In front Of the engise.
He was knocked to one side of the
track. The train drew up and 'ook him
on board. He was Ina miserable COLI
ditioD.' AT the depot be was taken Ia
charge of, and DIR. Kane summoned. An
examination showed that the man was
not 50 badly hurt as had been feared.
No bones were broken, but the ankle
was sprained. He bad a cut above Il Q
left eye and two wounds on the head.
Detective Legg took him to his sans
house, " here hs was well cared for.
1t is thought that the old mans inju-
ries will not prove serious, and hopes
thai be will 90 soon out again are enter
tainau.
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an Earnest Protest.

Concerning the recent action of p.
Loriilard & Co, the great tobacco maRu-
facturers, in attempting to force unplea-
SAINT regulations upon their employ ees,
the employees of Bowers, Dure Il Co.,
car bulhiers Of this city, have adopted
the folio wing:
WHEREAS, We have heard with pro-
found regret, uismay and indignation, OF
au attempt on the part of p. Lorillard,
manufacturer of tobacco, TO enforce
upon his employers, male ana female.
r. gulatious, such as no American citizrn
should for one moment submit TO in this
free country or age of civilization. There
fore, be It
Re, olved, (By we, employees Of Bow
ers, Dure & Co., car buiiders,) That we
heartily sympathizs with the employees
of p. Lorillard In their present unpleas-
ant position.
Resolved, That we earnestly protest
against the attempt made against decen-
| cy and common sense In the claim mode
to search both person and property with
out due process OF law.
Resolved, That we regard as evidence
OF an attempt to make caste and class
restrictions against labor when prom
ise Is extOrted to exempt from damage
firm, corporation or individual for an ac
cident that may occur from their impru
dence or negligence.
Resolved, That we who use tobacco
will neither use or purchase from thoh'
who sell tobacco manufactured or sol'
by z. Lorillard.
The daily gazette., 1880-02-21
In the Laws Clutches.
ARREST, OF THE THIEF WHO ROBBED
Ex-sHERIFF GRUBB.

Yesterday morning, Sergeant Whe-
Ian arrested Sewell Starkey, colored,
on Market street, between Front and
Second, on suspicion of having robbed
ex-Sheriff Grubb, on Tuesday night
last, the 18th inst. The articles stolen
were gold watch, sos so in money, a
pair of gold sleeve buttons, and an
ulster. The coat was found at the
house of Henry Cooper, near Middle
town, where Starkey had left it, but
thus far the remainder Of the stolen
articles have not been recovered.
Starkey is known as a criminal, and
is the person whom the jury could moi
agree on q verdict for the robbery Of
Lawrence ]. Rigney, last Fall. He has
been almost continually in Jail since
1876, either serving out sentence, oI
awaiting trial on some charge.
He was first arrested on July 4th
1876, for assaulting with intent to xii
a young man named Brown, in til,
western part of the city. For this of
fense he served out term of impris
onment. This morning, he was giver
a hearing before the Mayor on th'
charge Of robbing ex-Sheriff Grubb
and the evidence being sufficient, III
was held in the sum of 81, 900 bail fo
Court,
The daily gazette., 1880-02-21
Local Lines.


George Russell of Milford. was in vii
uni ngton yesterday. ,..
Clay mont people are indignant at the
nuisance caused by phosphate factory,
situated near That plice' Legal proceed
ny are Threatened.
Fhe Fish Hawk made trial trip from
Pusev - Jones yard few days ago,and
went as far as Cape May. The result was
satisfactory.
One of the easiest things to catch, and
AZ the same time one of the most diff
cult 10 get rid of, Is cough or cold. DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup, however ALWAYS
proves quail 10 the emergency. Price 70
cents.
The total pumping chpaclty Of the
water department is 5,0O0,0 ,000 gallons.
Maryland is tue firsr State that has
declared for Delaware's favorite SON
Constable Jacoby, of Ches tertown, is
charged with having a colOred deputy.
Elder Kramer will preach on the
"Milennial reign" next Sabbath even.
ing, by request.
A supper will he given In West Pres
byturian Church next Thnr. day evening
for thebenefit Of the Sabbath school.
Next Sabbath, the Rev. Mr.. Mann viii
tell Union Church people how to get out
If dsbt and how % ep cut oft, and
also how to send away an old pastor.
The game of chess was known In Indis
over 5000 years ago, and is the ol'ies
game in existence.
Ex-Auditor's clerk Mcguire is now
mining for silver in MexicO.
There IS no smallpox in Greenwood al
reported in some of the State papers.
William Fl Wright is building an ad
dition to his carriage factory.
K. T. Neary. of Lewes, was In towI
yesterday, aud registered at the Euro
pean Hotel.
The trees In our yards have rather a
pl' asant appearance covered with gar.
ment of snow. 1t Is said BY some people
That this is sign they will be 80 covered
with fruit when the summer comes.
Thieves recently forced an entrance
into Mr.. S. +. Shalleross' must house
and laid in dsupply Of pork rhe poul-
try house of the Misses Brady, neal
| Mount Pleasant, u'aS also recently rob
| bed Of about Two dozen chickens.
The lock -tenders, At Delaware City
made Il haul with their ne 4 on Saturday
lnorni z and caught A herring and q
mum ber of fine pike.
The daily gazette., 1880-02-21

West. II wss rt ceiv d by VIM. Somers.
To say that every one of the partici-
pants had an enjoyable time would only
be- telling that which is true, and wou'd
he huI giving the Washington company
that Justice which is due TO them
Every minor detail was paTried out 70
perie ;uon, and the event will long be
r. membereu by those who par icipated
as being the most enjoyable event In
their hives.
This morning ihe visitors from a dis.
tance were escorted to the Lafayette
Hotel, where n snmptuous brea..fast had
BEEN prepared for two hundred.
The daily gazette., 1880-02-21
Townsend, Fl
Personal.

Governor Hall was in town yesterday
ard last evening. He returned to his
home to-day.
Esquire L. A. Bertoleite, of this city,
went to Reading, Pa, this morning, for
visit of few days.
William j. Cunningham, OF the firm
of Cunningham Il Co., of Philadelphia
bottlers, was IN town last night, and at
tenled the Washington Fire Company's
ball.
Julian E. Ralph, a representative Of
the New York Sun was in the city to.
day, and called at the GAZETTE Office.
The daily gazette., 1880-02-21
Irish Iil IN DOver.

K meeting in Dover to raise aid for
rsh 'ntfrrers did not succeed near
|tlla' d Il that in W lminRton. IL was
! well attended ds 1t should have
Judge Houston was made Chair-
and j. Alex Fulton Secretary. On
|pn Of Geo. 2. Fisher, Esq, a com
p on contributions was appointed
hIer consultation, appointed sew
|Joung ladies TO wait upon citizens
y town and solicit subscriptions,
! Herald.
The daily gazette., 1880-02-21
biher Relief Movements.

,u,.u RELIEF COMMITTEE.
kdIItlon 10 Sl3,3ls so, previously
Eed, the lrlsh R"hef Commiiter,
New York have received
|rIplions amounting to So, 200 40.
4 Total, SlG,2l6 u, the amount OF
N 40 has been accounted for In
br, reports. 1t has cost 1913 for
|ng, postage and advertising. The
on hand is sl99 20. Remittance
Eday was made to the Mansion
4 Comm ttee, Dublin, OF 81, ,436.
rmIltat ce, 1920.
1 committee says IL trusts there
Ie no diminution of subscriptions,
er ex ltlon is needed to meet the
bly. Two hundred pounds have
received from Mr.. Richard O'Gor-
Of New York; 1900 rupees from
|rabad, India, and $4,000 from
b, India. Advice has been receiv-
bm the Bishop of Toronto, Ontario,
collection in the churches of his
The daily gazette., 1880-02-21
Police Court.

Dennis Daley, who started ont yesier-
,lay TO sell oysters for an old man aud
got drunk, was arraigued at police court
last nig ht, and fiued tho usual sum for
such misdemeanors.
John simpson, who had heen arrested
by officer Gutehmer was shown to have
been drunk. When 1t was further shown
that Simpson had begged the money he
bought whisky with, sayisg he wanted
TO buy plate ofsoup, he was sentenced
TO fifteen days III all.
The daily gazette., 1880-02-21
lLeomnrnnrine Must Go.

IlLADELPHIA, Feb. 90, 1sS0.-The
ace Exchange, Of this city, in
to push dealers in oleomargarine
sell the stuff as pure butter. To
|Farrants were issued for the ar
|bt thirty wholesale dealers, many
|em prominent in the produce bus
\ They will be arrested to-mor-
|end given hearings on the charge
|iOlating the law, which provides
no article having the appearance
btter shall be sold as such unless Il
hume.
The daily gazette., 1880-02-21
Extra MaatinRR.

Extra meetings have been held for the
past two weeks, at Bethany Baptist
church, corner Of Elm aud Jackson
streets, with great success. During the
time, nineteen persons have arisen for
prayers, and ten have professed conver
sion. On tomorrow evening, six per-
sons will be baptized. Last evening,
Rev. j. Wheaton Smith, D. D., of Phil
adelphia, preached an excellent sermon.
The daily gazette., 1880-02-21
Water Departm,ent Figures.

The total mum Der of feet of water ipe
in Wilmington is 262, ,479 feet or nearly 30
miles. This immense extent of pipe dis
tribute water TO 7,4i6 stores, dwellings,
manufacturing establishments &c, Con-
nected with the pipes are 448 fire hy-
dranrs, 2N2 helng in the east section of
town aud 246 in the vest section. Tbir
teen new hydrants were erected in 1879.
The total number OF water gates placed
in positi on during the year was thirty.
The daily gazette., 1880-02-21
Did They BlOs0 up the Palace

THREE MEN WHO WORKED IN THE cBL-
LAR ARREsTED.
ST.. PETERSBURG, Feb. 19.-General
Gourke, governor general CT st. Peters
burg, was engaged at the winter palace
curing the whole of the night Of the
18th instant, investigating the circum-
stances connected with the explosion.
1t has been ascertained that dynamite
was fred by an electric battery and tina:
several pounds of that explosive must
have been used. The cellar OF the pal
ace has long been used for storing pur-
poses and appears to have been occupied
by four workmen, three Of whom nave
been arrested. The fourth man Is miss
ing. Many arrests have been made in
the winter palace and its immediate
neiphborhood.
The daily gazette., 1880-02-21
Merit Heck at Trtaitu.

Trinity Chapel, Fifth and King streets.
Sunday February 22nh.-Celebration of
he Holy Csmmunion at O'Clock.
Morning prayer Litany and sermon at
10 80 O'Clock. Evening prayer and ser
mon at y O'Clock. Tuesdays and Thurs
Morning prayer at $50 o clock.
Wednesdays, Fridays and holy days at
10 30 O'Clock. Tuesday and Friday,
special evening service at 8 O'Clock.
Daily evening prayer and Lenten SER
vices at 4 80 O'Clock
The daily gazette., 1880-02-21

Nj Office TO The members of the Far
~ mers Autual Fire Insurance. Com
pany OF Mill Greek Hundred, an assess-
ment OF Sl 2j per Thousand has been made
on the taxable basis of the company TO
meet a loes by fire. All who come forward
aud pay their tax before the exp "a lon OF
~ days will have ~ per cei.i. deducted
from III amount of their tax. Collectors,
T. IL. Day, Brandy wine Hd.; n. II. Fiiun,
Christiana Bd.; Aquil'H cIIleA son, Mill
Creek Hd.; James Sp. inger, White Clay
Creek HID. febIi- jtw <i.
February 10, 1850.
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Public Sale.

L. w. Stidham IL Sou, auctioneers,
sold for Lyman Il Gamble, IN Mill
Geek Hd., yesterday, horses for $105,
and cows from $40 to $40. A champion
reaper sold for Sl0S, and other articles
In proportion. The sale was well at
tended,
The daily gazette., 1880-02-21
warm mot OF the Bladder Cured.

monroe Co..
h.H.W,uu N T., Jan. 8, 1850.
IN =, n " ARNER & Co. .:-GENrLEnrM.-
|nros '~u @u " years of age, have lived In
/ belleva aa,y' N. Y, most of my ,,fe,
kin,aOos"e There is no man of nv ae.
(nt m,,h, VINO would doubt any state.
BE suttaron n' make. l have been a ter
Prs. H4or,a ol catarrh of the Bladder for
b. the use :, Vi a number of cures
einga lew S bn, "i Your remedy, and amer
\ Liver Cure flutes OF your Safe Kidney
\ lloand myseiir ! wa, was not only relieved
'ol2 wv. JOG" cured.
THOMAS OWENs
The daily gazette., 1880-02-21
kotica

,so." 'o VINO wish 10 take advantage OF
dnsh Dn can do so by leaving their or
IMods,S .ne balance of this month, at
|vS lallor Store. for a spring suit
h. rra,. already on hand liz different
In vn"n on which to selecp and thereby
rn,h St,Ves ~, Of all advantages before
!. "a m w. spring trade comes on. Car
street.. feblB-6t.
The daily gazette., 1880-02-21
RagbN academy.

DR.. Murphy has engaged the services
of Prof. A. E. Maltby, G. E., a graduate
Of Cornell University, and n teacher OF
experience. Prof Mar5y will teach
mathematics, bookkeeping, free-hsnd
and mechanical drawing, surveying &c
in Rugby Academy.
The daily gazette., 1880-02-21
DI ED.

YATES.--On Feb. lS, 1sS0, at Lynn, Polk
Co., N. Miss Emma A. Yates, daugh-
ter OF John q. and Mary G. Yates.
The relatives and friends OF the family
are respectfully invited to attend the
funeral on Monday, the 23d inst, at 10. 81
O'Clock, from the residence OF her father,
4l9 Washing ton street. 1t.
SIMPSON.-ln this city on the 10th int.
Hannah A., wife of VIM. A. Simpson, In
her list year.
The relatives and friends Of the family
are respectfully invited to attend hel
funeral from the residence of her husband
corner of Second and King streets, or
Monday afternoon al 2 O'Clock, without
further notice.
The daily gazette., 1880-02-21
No Such Word as SUNDAY.

A GAzETrE correspondent says "No
such word az Sunday in to be found in
In the Bible. 1t is butia synonym tor the
SABBATH and tits not the right thing for a
professor o. religion to use the word
Snn1avh
The daily gazette., 1880-02-21

~ SHERIFF'S SALE. a1
y By virtue of writ OF Levari Facias
to me directed, will be exposed to public
SALE at the ...I
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, No. S4l Shipley st.
kept by John j. Dougherty, in the city OF
Wilmington, New Castle County, Della
ware, on
WEDNESDAY, The 10th Day of March,
a. D., 1880, at 2 O'Clock, p. M, III
The following described Real Estate, viz !:
All that certain lot of land and two
story frame dwelling house thereon, situ-
ate in the city of Wilmington, bounded
and described as follows, 10 wit: Begin
ming at the easterly side of Townsend
street between A aud b streets, at the dis
tance of 40 feet from the souiherly side OF
A street, thence cas- erly parallel TO A
street o feet to a corner, thence southcr-
ly parallel 10 Townsend street "A feet TO o
corner. thence westerly parallel to the
first mention ed line ami a street, along
the divislon lii e between this and the ad-
joining frame dwelling y. said Bradley,
on the south 100 feet To the aforesaid Q ,st-
erly side of Townsend street. aud thence
thereby northerly Ia feet To the place Of
beginl Ing, be the contents thereof what
they may.
Seized and taken In execution as tho
property OF Israel V. Cornell, and I. l., and
To be sold by --.5l l.-f
Sheriff g Office, New Castle, February 20.
A. D.. 1850. feb2V-eodis.
The daily gazette., 1880-02-21

Two men are to be hanged IN Ohio
next month. Perhaps this will narrow
the strife for office down to such an
extent as to give the rest of the couatry
q chance.-Kansas City Times.
New Geneva, Logan County. is the
highest point In Ohio. The head-waters
of the Scioto, Mad and Mama rivers al 9
in that vicinity.
The daily gazette., 1880-02-21
Am usen ents.
FRENCH FLATs.h

Y comedy of French Flats" will
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