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The daily gazette., 1881-09-23
An Extra Session OF the senate.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 21.-A number
of Senators have arrived this evening
from States contiguous 10 the capital.
More are expected here Tomorrow. In
conversation with Senator Salisbury to-
night I learn that the general impression
among them Is That an extra session OF
the Senate will be called at an early day.
He thinks the case such an emergency
as is provided for, and that the election
OF 4 Pspsii ieT.t ta the 5 nate pro tempore
necessary to allay public apprehension
OF a possible lapse or hiatus in the Pres
idential succession. Senator ingalls, is
Of the same opinion. The probability Is
that the extraordinary session will be
called by President Arthur Immediately
upon his return from Mentor, whittier
be will 90 with the remains on Satur-
day. 1t will not be until bis return from
the funeral trip that be will formerly
assume the duties Of bis Ufiice and take
possession of the White House. On
ieaylog the Capitol this evening Presi-
dent Arthur was driven directly to the
residence Of Senator Jones, whose guest
he will be during his stay in this city.
Mrs. Garfield to-day expressed her sis-
cere desire not again to see the White
House.
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Tender OF President Lfncelnsa
Hear0e. r'f-- GN.f

ST.. Louis, September 21.-Msyor
Ewing sent the following telegram 10
Mayor Herriok, of Cleveland, this
morning: "The hearse that was used
at Springfield on the occasion Of the
burial Of President Lincoln Is in this
city, in good order, and ia tendeced By
the owLer, Mr.. Jesse Arnott, for use
at Cleveland on Monday morning
next. If 1t is desired answer" The
heaise is massive and handsome ve-
hicle, the body being of black, gold
and silver, and the sides of glass, with
gold figures burned into it, surface,
and silver columns dividing it. Ths
rests for the plumes are designed In
gold and silver torches. The owner,
MIR. Arnott, had the hearse built By
William d. Rogers, of Philadelphia,
in 1860, at cost of 5000. On the
occasion of Lincoln's death DR.. Arnott
rendered the use of the hearse through
Mayor Thomas to the mayor Of Spring
field, and also offered six horses and
his own services for the occasion. The
tender was accepted, and it is believed
the mayor of Cleveland will accept
the present offer. n
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A SLIGHT FIRE.
Alarm sounded Last Ntght-Narrsw
Escape Of an Inmate OF tho Burn
ing Building.

Alarm soun ded Last Nfght-Narrsw
Escape Of an Inmate OF tho Barn :
ing Building.
About 1O.55 o'clock last evening, an
alarm Of fire was sounded for box IT,
situated at Third street bridge. The do
partment responded promptly and some
OF the companies after searching around
for some little time, and finding no In
dications OF q fire were about to return,
when their attention was called to some
smoke issuing from Two frame houses
on b street below Buttonwood, occupied
by Samuel Wilson and James Sorden,
both colored. 44l.
The fire originated ln the dwelling
occupied by Samuel Wilson, and was
discovered by Perry Hicks, who wal
passing. Wilson was asleep In the house
Hicks burst open the door ran up stairs
aniiound the man lying in.ths back room
almost suf.ocated. With difficulty be
was awakened aud assisted from the
house. The fire was between the cell
inc and roof and difficult to reach. Th'
A ames spread TO the adjutuing house, oc
e,,nIed py Sorden, and owned by Jamel
Bradford, Most of The furniture In botf
houses had been removed by the neigh
bors.
The department continued in servic'
for over an hour, snd delug ID the 40
Joining houses with water, 10 Keep wv
flames from spreading. Most o. 70
dsm age done wa, BY water, although tn'
roof OF the house occupied biWuson va
considerably burned. The damage vii
mol amount to very much.
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Choice reed birds al Fa,hi.ri'9.
Choice reed birds aL Feie.r is% n -
Choice reed birds At Fullm't'st i y.
Ice cold salt oysters at Fuilmer's
Read DR.. Todd's advertisement In an-
other column. He will do what he prom
ises. ...rt..., 5+5#alt .,s. - 57sf
Squirrel shooting is now in vogue.
The Water Department building is the
dnest drsped IN the city. .,..
Chief Engineer Tazewell, of the fire
department, returned home from Read
Ing, last evening. - 5-srf,, s q
Diplomacy" in the Opera House this
evening. HlI34llf- l
Coup's circus comes on Monday, and
will no doubt be greeted with large aud.
iences both afternoon and evening.
The Mlddietown fair ended yesterday.
The attendance throughout was good.
Ex-Judge Fisher, Richard Harriugton
Esq, and Henry w. Cannon, editor OF
the Dover Sentinel, came up on the Del
aware train this morning on their way
to Philadelphia. @..-
Laura v. McGrath tailed to put In an
appearance at Court to prosecute the
parties whom she charged with having
Committed serious crime. t9Gta8
The DELAWARE 0AzETTE for thus week
| Is now ready.
The trial Of Orlando Rose, for the kill
ing Of Peter Galloway, commenced to.
day. aoLT.E Il .4
On Saturday next M. M. Child will
sell forty-eIght building lots az public
sale. e-0r@
| The Wilmington fireman made good
showing In the parade In Reading yes
torday.
| A slight fire occurred over Third street
bridge last night.
| Georgetown claims the smallest man
in the 6tate-Asbnry Ewing. La
PAynter Frame, Of SUSSEX county, has
| presented Governor Hail with q water.
melon weighing over sixty pounds.
The Thomas Clyde will oairy excur-
sionists from places adjacent to York.
town to the Centennial. fe5i-J -HsYf
Delaware, New Jersey and Eastern
Pennsylvania dairyInen propose forming
board OF trade.
That old, tum ble-down apol l1gy for q
fortihcation, For, Delaware. is at last
being renovated. The moats hav, been
cleaned out and many needed repairs
are being made. .....,....,. 4.
Charles Maryel, Of @ soresto wn, has
received the appointment to the vacant
cadetship at West Point. ..r.--s
The wall around the Court House
square is much ussd ~ sentimental low
ers, Of ell shades and conditions. ss Z
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PUBLIC SALES.
DIfBLIC SALE.

lrho subscriber having disposed Off
unass iho will sell at public sale at Hoo
pus,M nin Mil Greek HuI dred. Delaware.
ewsI@DNEsDAY, esI SEPTEMBER a,i,
at2o'clock, p. m. as follows;
No Dan. a chestnut sorrelI horse.
,.aapa n old. sound and kind In all harnesi
wep"9 dolly, sorrell mare. 8 years old.
md and kind In all harns IS, weighs
!, 9sn lhs The above two horses nave been
worked together, and make hrst-eiass
"Sn M q Frank black h srse, 8 years old
.o,1d ard kind and fiTst-clRss driver.
SOU VOW stylish, works in all harness.
Vi inmn. seat wagon made by Wright OF
ui,,nipyion, only been u ed one year, I
ro.top buggy 10 good order, new mar
Ss, wagon for one or two horses, only
heen used two months. good light sets OF
single harness, l heavy set Of single har-
,tSs set new lead gears, collars, BRIDES,
ICED chest. challeng- refrigerator, tons
nf t,mo by hay, and many other articles
moi hereiI, enumerated.
~" TrRvs oF SALE.-On all sums OF 40
ond less ca.h, on all sums over that
amount a credit of six months Will bs
given by the purchaser giviDga bankable
mole with approved endorser no Interest.
) ppr cent. OFF for cash. For further par
THoS. NJ. ROBINSON,
HockessIn, Del.
W.srIpHAM 4 HoN, Auctioneers.
sep22 jtw3td.
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An Indecent Assault.

Charles Dickson, q negro, was arraign-
ed before the Mayor this morning, on
the serious charge Of having committed
an indecent assault and battery on Susa q
Carrigan, q white lady.
The lady Is q domestic In the family of
Enoch Moore, ,Jr.,a and resides on Broome
street. Last evening while on her way
home she met the negro on Brooms
street, aud as she was passing him, he
suddenly threw both arms around her
and held her In tight embrace. a4.r
At first she was too much frightened
to act, but quickly recovering herself ut
tered loud scream.
This had the effect of fri0htei ing the
wretch. who quickly enlopsed his bold
and started of on a run. Fortunately,
Miss Carrigan recognised the wretch,
and she promptly had q warrant for his
arrest.
The Mayor felt as though be could not
settle the case. SO held the prisoner in
the sum of $1,000 pail TO answer at
Court.
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MARRIED.

CRAIG-ATWOOD.- september 70,
lsSI, at the residence OF the brides par
ents, Eesr New Castle. Del, by Rev. b.
McMackin, Mr.. A lvin NJ. Craig, OF Dell
aware City, and Miss Ida .. Atwood,
of New Castle Hundred. 1855
DENNEY-CAREY. .-0n the 18th OF Sep.
tember, by Rev. j. A. Brindie, James
II Denney and Miss Eva L. Carry both
from near Moorton.
ELLIO rT-CAULK -0n the 9Th inst. At
tue residence of Ben jam In Caulk, Esq q,
by The Rev J. A. SIone, Rector OF st,
Thomas Church, John L. Elliot Of Lex-
Ing ton. M issouTi. and France o. Caulk
of Newark, Del.
Inst, at the M. e. Parsonage, Marcus
Hook, by Rev. Revfl smith, Mr.. Jonn
r. Iayl r, of Wilmington, Del. to n Ias
Minnie Drummond, of North East Md.
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As.istans light Keeper.

Collector of the Port lie wis Thomp-
son, has just appointed Oliver L. Bell,
Of this city, as assistant lighthouse
keeper at Ship Johns Shoals on the
Delaware bay. Mr.. Bell was former
resident OF Dover, but removed to this
city about one year ago. During the
late war he served in the First Della
ware Regiment, and was wounded in
the right leg to such an extent that it
became necessary to ampntate 1t some
years after the REBEL ON had closed.
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WILMINGTON. DEL. FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 49, 1881
Postponed.

The service OF song that was to
have been rendered in the Reformed
Episcopal Church of the Redeemer, on
next Sunday evening has been post
poned for one week owing to the death
Of the President. : 81 u = - ''@ :
A memorial service will be given
instead, service commencing at 7.38
O'Clock. The interior of the church
will be draped in mourning. The
rector, Rev, J. L. Estlin, will preach,
and several selections appropriate to
the occasion will be sung.
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snyrnna Items.

From the Times. 1af
THERE has not been a basket Of
peaches for sale in our market this
summer. ssy. sal .s4
Our OF 90 enteIles Of horses at the
coming Far only Is are from this State.
Governor Hall las been South and
had two OF tue wrecks Of his three
vessels that were LOST in the recent
hurricanes towed into port. They are
the Caroline Hall and Lucy Whedtley.
Though very much damaged they are
moi . total loss. 4sz 5z.sst. 10 ...a. d
J.Frank Smith Is building an addl-
tiaa 10 the dwelling in bis farm near
Moorlion. Also J. w. June has enlar-
the dwelling on bis farm In tenure
lof I. T. Davis adjoining Morton.
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In MEMORIAM.
James A. Garfield.

James A. Garfield.
Haltmast the fiaa and let 1t droop,
A nation wetps. --E W
Mown down by death In one fell swoop,
A hero sleeps. .t
Though lowly born by need of might
He rose in lame,
And. battling well In ,ife's stern fisht.
Made bright his name. aa Q ssff ri
No storles urn need speak his praise
The poets pen Itl a4
Will hymn his worth in after days.
This Man of Men.
In storm and strife his heart was oak
In direst hour
But when through clouds the sunshine
Twas vine and flower. I9e
So mourned one. restl In msnhood's-
bloom
Alas you fell. t s ilesE
God g peace attend your honored tomb,
Great soul sleep well
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DIED.

HAZEL-Septembe 10th. at Clayton
Frank, twinsOn OF Herman r. and
Addie p. Hazel, aged months.
EVANS,-Septem mber 8th in Raymond's
Neck. Jennie, daughter OF Alexander
and Sarah K Evans. aged years.
REESE.-Septemb eth, near Clayton
Scott, son of David and Mary Heeses
aged years.
STEVENS.-Septemb Der 10th, near Black
iston's Cross Roads, Edward, SON OF
ley Stevens, aged 10 years.
BLAIR,-Septembe l7lh, near Smyrna,
Miss Jennie Blair, aged ~ years.
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Many thousands of people yearly are
saved from dangerous fevers by the exer-
else of a little time'y care in the matter
of properly cleansing the system in the
spring season, from the accumulated inn
puiities. which, II left undisturbed. breed
disease. AS purifier Ayers sarsaparilla
acts directly and promptly. A single
bottle will prove Its merits.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-23

We kill our rulers when we remove
from the human system whatever disor-
ganizes the nerves. DR.. Benson's Celery
and Cbamomile Pills relieye from sub
lection to the power of headache, sleep
lessness and dyspepsia. They contain
TO opium or hurtful drug
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Household OF Faith Church

The new Household of Faith
Church on Iatnall street, between
Seventh and Eighth streets, will be
opened for public service on sunday
morning next The pastor, Rev.
Geo r. Kramer, will deliver a ser
mon upon the death of the President.
All are invited.
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Assaulting an officer.

At the hearings before the Mayor
this morning, George otrahan was ar
raignsd on the charge of committing
an assault and battery upon officer
Farron while In the discharge of his
duties last evening at Sixth and
Spruce streets.
He was required to pay $40 and
coats for indulging IN such pastimes.
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FIRST EDITION.

A large number of members Of
Congress met at the Capitol in Wash-
ineton and resolved to attend the fu-
neral of President Garfield to Cleve.
land In a separate train from that car
rying the remains. fFUt tFN
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That must have been a touching spec.
tacle when Secretary Blaine, after the
President had delivered his inaugural
addre ess. came forward and cordially
grasped Mr.. Arthur by the hand. Il
seems 10 have moved the other members
warmth.
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sEW ADVERTis EsIENTs.
nUBLIC PROCLAMATION.

CITY OF WILMINGTON,
Septem Der 2l, 1881. D.
WHEREAS, The City Council having BY
resolution duly adopted at special
meeting held on the evening of Septem-
ber 10Th, requested a proclamation to be
made by the Mayor, that all oitizens ell
the day which nay be herea fter ap-
pointed by the Fed. raj authorities for the
soiemnization of the funeral of James A..
GARFIELD. the late President Of the United
States. should re. air to their several
places of public worship.
Now, therefore, l. John p. Almond,
Mayor, do hereby publicly recommend
that observances of the said funeral be
mentained In the city on the day which
shall be hereafter appointed by those
having authority. and our citizens shall
repair to their several places OF public
worship 10 manifest In prayer and sup.
plicalion their sense OF universal sorrow
which is caused by the death u the lete
Chief Mag gistrate of the American peo.
D e, and hu m bly, to invoke the mercy and
iavor of Almighty God towards our coun-
try and its government. i.1
JOHN p. ALMOND,
tep2l- Mayor. q
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heat easily, with Lady Crossin second
and Kate Taylor third.

and Kate Taylor third.
To the sggravation OF the audience 1t
was rapidly growing dark when this
heat was finished, so much time having
been unnecessarily wasted, aud this
race also had to go over for settlement
until morning. However, there was no
help for 1t, and the disappointed audi
ence had TO grin and bear II with the
best possible grace. Below are sum.
mares of all the races:
No. 7.-Premium $3.50. Free for all
horses owned on the Peninsula. with no
record better than minutes. First,
SIS second, s35 third, $25 fourth, SIS.
W.. u. Armstrong, Fair Hill,
Md, b. 3: Davy copperfield, 8 4
Jamos Alexander, Canter-
bury, DEL, z. IN. MollieF., 4 y
J as. T. Earle. Centreville,M Md,
b. m. Gamble Maid, 3 II /
W.. ii. Marshall. EAst0n, Nd,
br. G. Ripion, 2 2
Time, 2.4ss, 2.40.. 2. AZ, 2.42a.
Gamble Maid first money, Ripton se-
cond, Davy Copperfield third, Mollie f.
fourth.
No. 8.-Pfemium 1925. Free for all
horses with no record better than 2 ~.
hstJ YAVV scSohp} WV, tnhuJ P1o /,
fourth, $25.
John Sand. Camden, N. j.,
b. 8, Jim Harp, .su "a 6
f. ]. Nicholson, Ports ...lr..
mouth. Va, g q. Metz. IA 4
William X. Stockley, VIII af.a
mlngton. De-, $. IN. Key .l,
Eum. Bailey, Felt II, Del, ~ - ...1
blk. q. Idlewild, ,...I3 8 L
W. H. Doble. Philadelphia.
r. g.. s. crates, 22 O 9 Z
W.. Merrifeld, Baltimore,
ND. b. m. M yrtle, 1 s B 2 Q
Col. K. w. Conover. Middle
town, N j.. 8. In. Adel
Jno. Ridley jr., Philadelphia,
b. 6, ElwOod r, So 377 8
Time, 1851, 2.37s, 2.S7, 2.36a, 2Ss.
Unfinished ON account of darkness.
No. 0.-Premium, $400. Free for all
horses with no record better than 228.
First, 5000; second, 500; third, $50 ;
fourth, $40. -ist-s -
John B. Wharton, Dover, Del.
BIS 8 herman Morgan, l2 1
1. X. Redmond, Philadelphia,
br. m. Lady Crossin, "a 2
W. II. Doble. Philadelphia. c.s.
Membrino Charter, 3 l de
r. r. Stetson. Germantown, Pa,
Col. e. W. couover. Middle, ''
town. N. J..b. m. Kate Taylor 8
Time, 2.S14, 2.S1i, 2.S4s.
drawn 10 the middle of the heat, by
reason Of fouling. This race was also
unfinished on account Of darkness. '''
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Meetings Tonight.

zs41 FRIDAY. s..., .5.5
Co. c, Dupont Guards. e.,
The ExSelsior Democratic Cluo. y ~
Excelsior Lodge, No. l 4. q 4.
Rescue Council, No. B. Q. U. A. N. stao4
s Columbia Lodge, No, 26, l. Q. Q. F.
Warrington Council, No. 4, o. U, A. NJ
Delaware TT bel No. /. Imp. o. r. M.
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BATTLE CREEK, Mich, Jan. 81, 1879.
GxETLRMRN-Having been afflicted
for number of years with Indigestion
and general d sillty, by the advice OF
INV doctor / used Hop Bitters, and must
say they afforded me almost instant re-
lief. am glad to be able to testify in
their behalf. THos. q. KNOX. I.
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IOrEL FOR SALE.

n,h oner at private sale, the weli-known
aq qraesirableH0r TEL PROPERTY -.
iownsend, Del. within / mile III
hens ne ptoposed ship Canal. now N!
ause me outlry OF millions OF dollars lar
snts n1' nnlte Time. The property now
n ,,s iSI tiso cash and the manures had
srs@Te. PRICE Five thousand dol
ma tw" mo thousaLd cash. the bala ce in
I'M sMo ,No,,a anu three years, secured by bond
aups. .. .n, sAMUEL TOWNSEND,
Townsend, Del,
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HOW TO SECURE HEALTH.

II is strange any one will suffer from
arrangements brought on by impure
blood, when SCOVlLL'S SA RSAPA-
RILLA AND STILLINGIA, or
BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP will re-
store health TO the physical organization.
take and the BEST BLOOD PURIFIER
ever discovered, curing Scrofula, Svphi-
lttic disorders. W eakness of the Kidneys,
Erysipeias, Malaria, Nervous disorders,
Debility, Bilious complaints and Dis-
eases Of the Blood, Liver, Kidneys,
Stomach, Skin, etc.
BAKERS PAIN PANACEA cures
pain IN Man or Beast.
DIR. ROGERS wORM SYRUP In
Antly destroys WORMS.
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Aid for Michigan.

Additional amounts received by the
First National Bank for the Michigan
sufferers d. James, $40; Annie III.
Cooch, $5 Joshua T. Heald, IS.
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y,uBLIC SALE.

will be sold al ublic 8 lie on tho tai.
houn firm on the delaware City and
Newark road between Ferris' Corner aud
Jester's Corner. hall mile from Porter's
station on the Delaware Railroad on
TUESDAY, sept.. the 9th instant, al
II o'clock A. M. eutil
A number OF horses, cows. chickens
geese and poultry Of all descrtp tionsi also
Iect ssary TO ttocR good farm, also O lot
OF hay, potatoes, wheat. cor, apples cider
press, buck wheat. potatoes by the bushel,
aud hume Gus other articley. Terms at
sale. f.. W. hTIDHAM,
sipi5 2tws AncttOneer.
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Hand Caught.

The inmate hand of the City Hall
clock caught In the drapery this morn.
ing, just after passing the hour of
eleven. 1t will be somewhat difficult
to disentangle it.
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FOR SALE.
EOR SALE

IOR SALE. 80 :
VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE AT A BARGAIN,
solhor npGtor =. Marshall, having lost his
6sW,n, 6W, now wishes 70 sell his -
AODlOUS DWELLING, con- M
nlns Fourteen Rooms, at los w.
senlh street. This IL q rare op. u
NY 10 obtain q desirable property
Iesluence and business purpose !.
immediate possession II desired,
apply OH the pre- nises, sep6 2mdkw
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AMUsEMENTs.
..DipIemacYn To.nixht.

The Hoey Il Hardie Combustion will
appear this evening in the Opera House
in BARLEY Campbell's great American
drama "Diplomaci." This play is one
Of the best now on the stage, and the
company that presents 1t is we'll known
In this city, having a reputation through
the presentation of "a Child of the
State" last season. They should be
greeted with large audience as on ac-
owledgement OF their merit.
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nMICHAEL sTRO0OFF.

On Friday evening next our citizens
will be afforded All opportunity of wit
Messing the great. romantic play Of
"Michael StrogoE," which is now being
presented at the Academy OF Music
Philadelphia, under the management ol
the Kiralfy Brothers and Manager Geo.
X. Goodwin and Associate Manager s.
T.. Nixon, of the Walnut Street Theatre.
The same company that is now perfor-
ming in the Academy Of Music will pre-
sent the play in this city.
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sls L. , 8 sisIA o. YATES. !, =. Nsyzp4saaAv Avv.s.
ESssJ New Ysrsn = rsrk How, (1ts,ss Bniid.
bf,A AaaVsrtissm,. =, y !, !, authorised 10 contract
AwAsi GAssnst Gn u III DAfLr AMI
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As BUILDING LOTS 4S
.S5fg-AT- u 6s
PUBLIC SALE

|sATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 2irH. 1881,
Commencing at $50 p. NJ.
WIN he sold 4sdesirable building lots,
.Ocated on Atm, 6ln, Scott and Lincoln sts.,
/ ln the city of Wilmington, Delaware. An
Opportunity seldom offered to secnre q
gOod lot on easy terms, only a short dis
lance from the new CITY railway, now
completed on Front street, conn citing
with all OF the business locations OF the
city. The County Buildings 70 be remov.
Cd high and healthy part of our city.
Remember 4th street IL 81 n. inch, .
vide tIe only wide street in the city. Go
and examine before the sale and select
your lot. hale positive and no under
bidding.
For terms see posters. or call On the un.
uehigned. M. M. OBJ LID,
=, 70z Market street.
y " sTlDH AM 4 SON, Aucfioneers,
An omnibus wiil leave 7th and Market
aees @ at $40 p. m. sharp for the sale.
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HAoUE's MINsTRELs.

Tomorrow evening Sam. Hague's
British Minstrel Company win appear
for the hrst time In this city. They have
but recently arrived in this countiy from
Liverpool, their first engas cement being
at the Aich Street Theatre, Philadel.
phiA, where they performed for one
week to succession of crowded houses,
They are very highly spoken Of as first
class perfOrmers In minnLrelsY. y = -
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Jhs 9aily Gaxstts.

ENTERED AT wILMIN9ToN POsT.orrICn
As sEConD-CLAss MATrER-
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PROPOSALS will be received up to
monday, Septem ler rs, at q O'Clock
D. M. for Binding School House, No. l6,
In south Wilmington. Plans and Specin-
cations to be seen at Graham q sons No.
900 Market stress. sat aJ-A +saFA -
Tue comm tlee reserve the right 10 re-
Ject any or ali bids. Address proposals
10 tsa If1 p. U. FURRY,
2l-8t Chairman BUILDING Ce mIni tee.
~ OTICE.-Ihe Citizens Loan Asssoci Ia
IN lion n1w cfcrs new stock for sale.
NO back pns msnls call day or evening
OIL GEORGE c. MARIS, serretasy,
sept21' lit 60l sHIPLEY ST
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SEPrRMBRR 20, lSS

Tie other floral offerings consist of a
broken column with a white dove per-
ched upon it; heavenly gates ajar, an Ella
borste compilation of flowers, three feet
long and two feet high; a large CROSS aud
dove; a pillow of white carnations. with
the following insert ption worked In blue
immOrtelles =. s.l-- A
The daily gazette., 1881-09-23
Our Lameuted President.

Our LAmButHu fF5BIueubs
A bell Of white roses and two wreaths
of myrtle are also among the offerings,
and strewn on the top of the oatafalque
are numerous Marshal Nell roses.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-23
LOCAL LINES.

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