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M OTICE q. Hugh sweeney, owner Q

NJ Office Il, Hugh Sweeney, owner Of
In the within mentioned promises, do
hereby give notice that / shall apply to
the Honorable the Judges of the Court OF
General Sessions of the Peace and jail
Delivery of the State of Delaware, In and
for New Castle County, op Monday, the
2lst day of November, A. D., 1851, being
the first day of the November term of
said Court, for a license TO Beop an Inn or
tavern at No. s4j Chure b street, being the
s, w. co ner OF Ninth and Church streets
in the Eighth Ward OF the City OF VIII
mngton, New Castle County, State OF
Delaware, nd to sell intoxicating liquoru
In quantities itss than one quart, 10 be
drunk on the premises, aud the following
respectable citizens, residents Of said
Ward recommend the said application 70
wit:
T. II. Fennimore, Edw. @. Concanuon.
ID. II. Magill, Chas. p. Fairlanlb.
r. A. Horty, Thomas Curry.
Charles 1. Dillman, Eruy p. Davis,
Spencer Jourdan, John DAILY.
John Deakyne. Michael C'Mealley.
William Whitaker, A. A. Jeandell,
Thomas WEIGH, James Davis,
Andrew Kerr, w. r. Davis,
Joseph Edwards, ], II. CommerfOFti.
Daniel Collins, samuel Johnson.
| Frederick Hoffman. John j. Horner.
octao-sts HU9H SWEENEY.
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FIRST EDITION.
FALL BACE6.
Exhibitions at the Scheutxen Park
Yesterday Afternoon.

| 80 sAC = aE =
| Yesterday Afternoon.
The Fall races, under the auspices
OF the Wilmington TrOttiHg A, socia-
tion, took place yesterday afternoon at
Schuetzen Park. The horses entered
belonged in this county. The attend.
ance numbered about Eve hundred
persons, who seemed to enjoy the
sport. The track was'in good condi-
tion. John w. Reeve, s. D. Townsend
and T. d. Gibson were the judges.
The first race was the three minute
class, in which three horses entered,
Big Frank and Swamp, of this city,
and General, of Christiana Hundred.
The race was won with ease by Big
Frank IN three straight heats, Swamp
being withdrawn at the end Of the first
heat.
The second race was for all trotters
and PAGERS that had never before
started in a race. There were four
starters, Kriss, Billy and Ham, Of this
city, and Newark Girl, of Newark
The frat heat was won by Billy, but
the following three were easily won by
Newark Girl.
The following is the summary
Three minute class purse, $50 ;
$50 to first horse +; SIS to second, and
f5 to third best three in five in bar-
| ness.
H. T. Fesmier's b. G. Big
Frank ............. .......-.-....l /
NJ. s. Jourdan's 8. 6. Generals 2 2
Thos. Fagan's b. q. Swamp. ...3 dr..
Time, 3.15, 2533, sos.
Glass for all trotters and PAGERS that
never started ip race; purse, $50 $50
to first horse SIS to second, and vs.
to third best three in five in har-
ness.
James A. Wilson'S 8. m.
Newark Girl. ........3 l /
VIA. X. Stockley's b. &.
| Dllly...... .....................l
B. f. VanDever's b. &.
| dam.......". "....""...........2
John Tully's Kriss........"..4 Q 2
Thos. Fagan's Swamp.."...dr.
Ii. T. Fesmier's Dan .........dr.
Time, 2.494, 2.504, 2 504, 2.51s.
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WILMINGTON DEL. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20. 1881.
OUR issLDtEa soYs.
A Few Details Of Camp Life at
Yorktown.

A Few Details of Camp Life at
Yorktown.
Correspondence OF the GAZETTE.
YORKTOWN, Va, Oct. 10, 1881.
1t was about 8:15 o'clock Monday
evening when the Delaware soldiers
left Crisheld on the steamer Maggie.
We arrived at Yorktown at 6 o'clock
next morning, and Immediately after
disembarking marched to camp, about
two miles from town, through sand a
foot deep. Our arrival was greeted
with cheers from the regiments already
assembled. Co. + received particular
attention from the lines as we marched
down.
On arriving at our headquarters we
found our tents all pitched and ready
for occupancy, which was an unex>
pected surprise. All we had to do was
to ditch them.
We are encamped just back of the
New Jersey troops, and have tents
that Accommodate eight persons each.
They are large and roomy. Our beds
consist of straw on very dry ground.
Our bill of fare is composed of bread,
strong butter, ham and coffee. | can
not say what the latter is made of, ex-
cept that know it contains water
and plenty otit. The feeder grabs a
handful and throws it through the
window at you; II it gets on your
plate, it is all right, and if not, it has
to be all right.
There are about 5000 soldiers here
now. We brought 800, including Of
ficers.
The conduct of the First Massa-
chusetts Regiment, on coming into
camp. was awful. They would catch
respectable women in their arms and
hug them, and were otherwise insults
ing to ladies around the camp
Eighteen of the offenders are now in
Richmond Jail. COMPANY +.
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working Upon New Cars.

1t Is reported at the office of the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company that
work is being prosecuted as rapidly as
possible upon additional car facilities.
Every car and locomotive upon the road
is actively employed, and the Reading
Railroad Company in order TO protect
manufacturers along the line of their
road who use soft coal, is allowing their
cars to be used in transporting this coal
to them. 1t is reported that 1000 tons
of rails are lying In the yard of the
Cambria Iron Works awaiting trans
portation to the line Of the new route to
Chicago, and cars cannot be obtained to
IN AXE the shipment.
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per package.

OTICE.-I, Edward Silcox, owner
IN ofthe within mentioned premises, do
hereby give notice that shall apply TO
the Honorable the Judges of the Court OF
General Sessions of the Peace and Jail
Delivery of the Stale OF Delaware, In and
for New Castle Count f, on Monday, the
2lst day of November, A. D., 1881, being
the first day of the November term OF
said Court, for a license to keep an inn or
tavern, known as the Continental House,
In School District No. 65, In the Village OF
Fieldsborough,New Castle County ,Stateof
Delaware, and to sell Intoxicating liquors
in quantities less than one quart, 10 be
drunk on the premises. and the following
respectable citizens, residents of said
District recommend the sa application
to wit:
James Il. Francis, Charles Worrel,
Isaac AystOn. his
William e. Francis, John X Brothers,
| John Hobsln, mark.
| Peter Burchard, HIS
| Purnal T. Jones, Isaac X Vanhorn,
| William u. Crouch, mark.
| Francis q. G. Brooks his
| Aaron Reynol SIR. Henry X Matice,
| John ID. Agerton, mark.
]. II. Carton, Wit: Chas. Worrel
James p. Tatman.
octl9-st* EDWARD sILCox.
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Fight Between Pilgrims at Mecca

CoNsTANTINoPLE,O Oct. 19.-Accounls
have reached bere Of a serious conflict at
Mecca between the factions of Maham-
medan pilgrims to the tomb of the pro-
phet. The exact differences of opinion
which led to this fight are difiicalt to be
defind, but br BADLY stated they are those
which separate the close adherents of
the Sultan as the Viceray OF God on
Earth and the Commander of all the
Faithful and the more progressive and
literal Mussulmans. The light was
severe, and several persons were killed
aud wounded on both sides. The Gov
ernor of the city refused to interfere land
allowed the combatants to fight it out.
Three battalions of troops and batteries
have been ordered to Mecca.
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RESCUED FROM DEATH.

William J. Coughliu, of Somerville,
Mass, says: In the fall of 1876 i was
taken with BLEEDING OF THE LUNGS
followed by a severe cough. l lost my
appetite and flesh, and was confined TO
nay bed. In 1877 was admitted TO the
Hospital. The doctors said 1 had hole
In my lung as big as halt dollar. At
one time a report went around that j
was dead. / gave mp hope, hut a friend
told me of Dir. WILLIAM HALLS
BALSAM FOR TIL E LUNGS. got a
bottle, when to my surprise, commence
cd to feel better, and to-day feel better
than for three years past.
~ write this hoping every one affiicr-
ed With Diseased Lungs will take DR..
WILLIAM HALLS BALSAM M, and be
convinced that CONSUMPTION CAN
BE CURED. 1 can positively say it has
one more good than all the other medi-
nes 1 have taken since my sickness.
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Atthe Police Court.

The only cases that occupied the
attention Of Acting Mayor O'Neill,
at the Police Court this morning,
were two ordinary drunks- One was
q haired old reprobate, who
took his sentence without a word OF
response. The other was a younger
man, whose face was battered in a
painful manner. He said he did not
know anything about his condition
or Whereabouts last night. He had
taken a drink Of whiskey, on account
of having bad cold, and he guessed
somebody had warmed him up:
Each case was fined fifty cents and
costs.
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Half Of the Capital i'm the La. State
Lottery.

Arter the ast drawing OF the Louisiana
state Lottery IL was reported That Mr,
soad had drawn half Of the capital prize
N~is., oo' ai understand. Mr.. Corners. .
said reporter. "that You held half OF
Ticket No. 43,7is. the capital prize In the
~ an Wednesdav before last Qhe 7th
d inst. / bodght three half tickets OF The
aasnt asst here.5 Did you have any trouble
OF delay in getting your aoneysT IN, ~Nat "a a
bit. On my return 70 Mem nh pnhhs co,sscteS Tsns "a
sse sse n money for nae. / got every cent OF
iss Mr' % Conners is q fine specimen, Of the !,
nmerican mechanic, broad. .houlder,d 9,
well made and Intelligent. III Ineys w,n ,nes %
u"eo. ~. ,.Ss,S nae The next drawing Is on
Noyembe Slh. - Memphis Avalanche
September 20. ..E
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Music and Dancing.

A good sized audience assembled in
the German Hall, Herdman building,
last evening, to listen to mus
ical concert given by the Philadelphia
Artillery band. The band played q
number of choice selections In very
creditable manner and they were ap-
plauded libefally. At the conclusion of
the concert, there was dancing, which
was kept up until abou! 2 O'Clock this
morning. All who were present seemed
10 enjoy themselves.
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A New Locomotive.

The p. w. & b. r. II. Co., have
just completed large and handsome
new passenger locomotive, known
as No. 81. This one together with
No. sc are the largest on the line.
Hereafter all new locomotives built
for the p, w. & B. r, r., are 10 be
of the Pennsylvania standard.
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A Masquerade Party.

On Friday evening next masquer
ade party will meet at the residence of
officer McClane, on Tatnall street
above Seventh, and go from thence to
the residence of j. T. Mullin, 1917
Delaware avenue. The party is to be
given in honor of Miss Emma Mullin.
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Total thus far..........,
$725.70
A Mean Trick,

Some evil disposed person daubed
the letter box corner of Fourth land
Market streets, this morning, with
either printers ink or black paint.
A we'll known Justice of the Peace,
who had occasion to drop some let
ters in the box, got his hand full of
the black ingredient.
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Not Sold.

The farm that was reported to be
sold by VIM. ii. Reynolds to Geo. 9.
Gordon, it is now understood was not
consummated at the time of the re-
port, and the sale has since been aban-
doned.
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Personal.
*

Charles c. Stockley, of Georgetown,
John w. Causey, of Milford, and
Charles j. Harrington passed through
Wilmington, this morning, on their
way to Baltimore, to attend the Pim-
leo races.
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Seeking for Treasure.

Stephen Tasker, Of Philadelphia, has
two steamers employed ia the Delaware
near this city, seeking for treasure of
various descriptions from sunken ves-
sells.
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sherman MORGAN Wins.

At the Hartford County, Nd,
Agricultural fair, the special race
for a purse of 800 was won by the
favorite Dover horse, Sherman Nor.
gan in three straight heats. Time,
1894, 2:39, 1874.
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Meetings Tonight.

Clayton Lodge. No. 4, X. ofP.
Eden Lodge, No. q, !; ., OF.
Manhattan Lodge, No, Ii, /. o. Il. M.
Wilmington Division, No. /, 8. OF 4.
Hope Council, No. 2. Jr., o. U. A. M.
German Mutual Beneficial Society N
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NJOIICE.-I,Willia Morris, owner OF
IN The within dascIihad nremiaea. do

NOIICE.-I,William Morris. owner of
IN the within described premises, DO
hereby give notic 9 that shall apply to
the Judges OF the Court OF General ses.
s.ons OF The Peace and Jail Delivery OF
the state of Delaware, in and for the
county of New Castle, on Monday, the
2Ist day of November next, being the flrst
day OF the November term, Al ID. 1881,
for license to sell Intoxicating liquors
in quantities not less than one half gal
lon. not to be drunk on the premises, At
my store, Clinton street. Delaware City,
School Districts Nos. 81 and 78, in Red
Lion Hundred, county and State afore-
said, and the following citizens OF said
School Districts recommend the said ap-
,plication, to wit:
g. A. Cleaver, VIM. A. Davidson,
H. f. Mullin, II. ". Biggtr.
+. A, Pennington, William A. Jester,
N. George Price, William Davidson.
John Armour, Is ael Helms,
j. r. Pennington, James M. Jester,
TT, Vail, Firman Newkirk,
Joseph M. Missig, Thos. d. Bradway.
Robi. A. Moody, Michael Mulligan.
John Fl. Roberts,
oct2O ets WILLIAM NORRIS.
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FOR SALE.
SpNFOR SALE.

mi, h, ,old at pnblic sale. on sATUh.
viii N ey I'm lssI. farm containing
by, yc'; .ns AN and one-half acres oi land
lore or leas; as;,a,ity. situated In Kennett
.s.ss ss mile p from pbs ssnnssa san. SrsneS ssS
{pu, Chester 'I Crsek runs through nsY.-s.
q BED Clsy, y, t he property. The "a"
r rnSsmsUts nldo,s nj consisi OF q frame
os NEARLY new, containing 7 1N
ptage, n nesi In summer Kitchen. and y
cons Pur,pI rlIlar. and a fine spring and
,ss .sn, u house, S with other springs rand and
as sites and e spod ass os1asfa atsSng Insrs snd
aoouo,Yi sronnd the barn-yard, corn
oae ~ r nens. hen houses. etc. There ID
", :l n 4 svery aver field on the iarm. u
~, ". ~ sommences at 2 O'Clock. Terms
sals cvpd Snd viii he made known on day Of
s'i y sssua.ad6w s JOHN WRIGHT.
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| the trust and confidence Of peace and
good will between the two countries Tor
all the centuries to come, and especially
as mark of the profound respect enter
tanned by the American people for the
iilustrious Sovereign and gracious lady
who sits upon the British throne, 1t Is
hereby ordered that at the close Of these
ceremonies commemorative of the valor
and success Of our forefathers In their
patriotic struggle for independence, the
British flag shall be saluted by the forces
of the army and navy Of the United
States now at Yorktown. The Secretary
Of War ard the Secretary of the Navy
will give orders accordingly.
CHESTER A. ARTHUR.
By the President:
JAMES G. BLAINE,
Secretary of State.
About 1000 people were present on the
stand, but there were none outside the
lines. The day, which opened with
clear sky and decline in temperature
OF some twenty degrees, has been quite
comfortable.
At the conclusion of the ceremonies at
the Wsshtngton Monument there wrsa
reception in Lafayette Hall, to which
the general public was admitted. Hun
dreds of people thronged the building.
Secretary Blaine acted IS master of cere-
monies and Hon. Joseph R. Hawley in
troduced the ,,eople to the President.
The reception lasted about half an hour,
and there were Luudreds Of people In
the line when the President left the hall.
Among those who shook hands with the
President YVES the widow of ex-President
Tsler.
The sch ooner Criterion on Tuesday
last left Baltim ore for this port. She hrs
not been heard from. Fears are enter
taiued that she is lost, with her crew OF
six men. She had on board fireworks,
etc, which were to have been displayed
here tonight. The schooner Carbon,
which left on Thursday, ar ived In prop
er time.
President Arthur visited the flagship
franklin this afternoon and wfs saluted
by the different ships in the harbor op
his departure.
Governor Ludlow of New Jersey, and
staff, accompanied by many ladies', ar
rived by the steamer William Crane this
morning. The Pennsylvania troops, ac-
compa lied by Governor HOyt and Gen.
eral Hartranft, also arrived in good
time.
GRAND REVIEW.
To morrow the event of the day will
be a grand military re view by the Presi-
dent OF The military aud naval forces
commanded by Gen. Hancock. For to-
day Gen. Hancock designated Lieut.
Col. II. Kyd Dongless, of Maryland State
troops, as field cfiicer for the encamp-
ment. Sixteen States are represented by
troops, who will join the regulars in this
review. Upwards of 20 Governors of
States are present, all attended by MEM
bers of their staff in uniform.
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Tremendous Freight Rusiness.

The clerks of the Pennsylvania
Railroad are being overworked, and
are at it late at night. So tremendous
is the freighting business on all the
roads that cars cannot be got to do it.
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,op sALE.-A building lot on the 9.
w y Garner Of stroud street and RAIL
Avenue, near the lccomotive mouse
~ Wilmington q Western II. R.i "
4 !, ~ ,.ont an on X. X. Avenue, and oI feet
Ios, an stroud street, West Wilmington.
INV Al this office. ti'
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Cheap Gas.

The Equitable Gas Company, Of
Baltimore, advertise to put in pipes
and meters free of charge and furnish
gas at 81. 90 per Thousand feet.
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Is your scalp full of dry husky scales
and little pimples? DR.. Benson's Skin
Cnre will cleanse your scalp and remove
all scales and tenderness within days,
try 1t for it Is the best head dressing
ever used. Sold by all druggists at 81
per package.
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THE Great Eastern steamship,
which cost $3,750, 900 to build and
$500, 900 to launch, was sold at auc-
tion yesterday in England for $780,
600.
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naxara raxIar,s Parents.

The parents Of the late Bayard Taylor
are living at Kennett fqnare. ia. The
mother recently passed her S2d year and
the father his S5th. They have been mar
ried sixty-seven years.
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NOTICE.-I, Margaret Burke, owner 0
IN the within mentioned premises. do
hereby give notice that shall apply 10
the Honorable the Judges OF the Court Of
General Sessions of the Peace and jail
Delivery of the State OF Delaware, In and
Ior New Castle County, on Monday the
2Ist day of November, A. D., 1881, being
the first day of the November term OF
said Court, for q license to Keep an inn or
tavern at No. "A Maryland avenue, in the
Third ward Of the City Of Wilmington,
New Castle County, State OF Delaware.
and TO sell Intoxicating liquors in guam
titles less Than one quart, to be drunk on
the premises, and the following respect
able citizens, residents Of said ward, re-
commend the said application to wit:
Merris Taylor, John j. Farmar.
William Kyne, James Harrigan,
Edward Farmar, John II. Ferguson,
James Maginley, Daniel McKenney,
Peter Ford, owen ]. Hession,
James Monaghan, James Clark,
Henry WtsIl, Jacob w. Hill,
A. Walton, Nj. D., Patrick Monaghan,
James Carrigan, III. o. Duty,
Charles p. Bratton, Thomas Johnson,
John Z. Dickey, George Young,
Daniel Mailer, James Cook,
CharlesH. ID, Bedford Edward ii. Higgins.
oci2O 3t+ MAkGA ARET BURKE.
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IlOrEL FOR SALE.

!, osar a, private sale, the well.known
paSssrsble HOTEL PROPERTY Ars.
ffospsepd. DEL, within / mile ,a
ina proposed SHIP Canal, now
mi 6elng commenced. This will Ill
m tbe outlry OF millions OF dollars Tor
1 Ipdedplte time. The property now
d Ior t,So cash and the manures had
Srable, PRICE Five thousand dol
1.-Two Thousand cash, the bala nee In
Two and three years, secured by bond
mortgage. ~ uow,.r>,u
J.aav3m Townsend, Del.
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To soothe disturbed feelings brought on
by a cold, and IN cure coughs, Group and
hoarseness. take DR.. Bulls Cough syrup.
Price 26 cents.
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A GRAND REVIEW
The Michigan sufferers.

The following additional subscrip-
tion was made yesterday to the fund
for the relief Of the Michigan suffer-
ers
Rev. r. P. Kennedy. .......... $500
Previously reported. ............ 710.70
Total thus far................... $725.7O
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The catch of rock at Havre de
Grace during the season just closed is
the largest on record, aggregating
$500 pounds at a value of 50 ,220.
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DAINisrKATRIx,s sAI.r-W,

4 ~ .aa ,asikAThIX'B SALE.-Wiil
IN, ~"Ie w a. public sale, at z2s Market
IL sAl UhpAY, October ~, 1881,
kstsus M. m'' as follows: Wall papers.
B,dlns saJ Ju ulng. window shades, plain
Ssys ~. nu hItures. store fixtures and
ku,,boisso so AZ The same time and place,
kp saa anu Kitchen furniture. and one
"eariage and harness. ~
p Il. HOLT,
wB-,nu Administrative.
eHDHAh & Son, Auct'rs. octl5-ts
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I'oh kENT.-About forty acres 70
l pasture near the Com ord Pike
lOuI nall mile from the city limits
PGsn w ~ me stldham property. Apply
|'0un iAlley, Of T., near the premises.
Beptl4.lm.
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|NOR sALE.-Three adjoining lots, on
Astreet. ~ feet by 81 feet Inches,
dn n. On Goodman street 100 feet deep:
railroad Avenue, South side,
hho, one lol on Thirteenth street, near
|..ld street. Apply al ilB Market street,
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nor SALE.-BulldinE lot 100 feet
inches Gont on south side OF Beech
Feeti ~ feet front on Van Buren, street
bd u feet front on Maryland Avenue;
PMS Oh the city line, and lies In Chris
tna Hid. Apply nj this office. II.
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yhs 9ailg Sasstts.

kNTERED AT WILMINGTON Posr.oFFIcE
AS sEcoND-CLAss MATTER.
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PUBLIC SALES.
p'blIC sALE.-Will be sold at pub
lh sale On the premises, on
IusDAY, OCTOBER 18TH, 1881,

ins large three-story house and
y, NO. Ils French street. The lot
~ ieet front on French street,
oaek that width l08 feet. The
]s 4, front, three stories high,
nlse three.story back buildings I:
NJ 'aVls containing Is rooms. Bath
m .,n .i,n aot and cold water. This prop
in ,n uled on one OF the finest stt teets
Isms M "e ., most pleasant part OF the city.
d,v y, s.i oe made easy. Conditions
sul;, o,le, VI sAle, For further particulars
'4i' oi the subscriber.
" suas JAMES ELLIOTT.
''uuham d Son, Auct'rB. oclS o..
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ShiC SIII, SALE OF 30. VALUABLE
Ia STnNpINd LOTS AND ONE DUJJ-
o,oNE nv AND FaAME DWRLLIN9
'"sAlUhDAY, OCT. 22nd, 1881,
o. ,bs ssGmm,Um,ensing m,U, at l.sO p. m.
,ss.p'iie M premises, Front, Scott and sec-
sass,s In the oity OF Wilmineton.
ao ibsm ,sT are :. splen eidly located, a por-
hlls. making them much more de-
aashsnahter for retired canitaiists or
nnmnHic. The terms are smch as 70
&nslsn ali. For terms and location
M. M. CHILD,
S]sm d Bon, Auctioneers. In
lIs N. oY cows.
la If suhsiInIb Subscriber will Ezrmsm
y, ESSlc Es.,c Sale, at RedV3MrTM
ssAr coon, conf Marlborough A
AOSDAY, OCT. slsr lssI
s,Y ri. A / | 9 O'clock. p. m.
sspRiSHaAnpo0F FRESH COWS AND
HfAEDRRIs, TWENTY HEAD
KS ~. ,stidAam a sos SILL 4 BAILEY.
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MARRIED.

ER-STEWART.-On wednesday
morning, October 10th, 1881, by the Hev.
James McIl tire, ct the residence Of the
BRIDES mother, Albert b. Silver. ESQ.,
TO Miss Sue r. Stewart. AL Of New
CASTLE County, Delaware.
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FoxhaIl Raek "a Ireasflx,

LONDON, Oct. 10.-Mf. Walt0n q
New York and Mr.. Keene's stable COM
missiorers are backing FoxhaIl very
heavily for the Cambridgeshire Stakes.
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hon sALE.-seyeral Yoke iaRfDAA
| oigood OXEN for sale. 00o5&&
Equire Of ., H
|iugls-u Near Delaware city.
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hLORiDA LAND FOR SALE.-For
ssle lj.OO0 Acres Of Land IN lots 70
Ilb purchasers, Apply To
s. j., TEMPLE,
|augS.Smos. .d&w. Temples Mil, Fla.