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The daily gazette., 1881-02-07
MONDAY. FEBRUARY 2, lssl.

TEE PENSION BILL.-The recent act
passed by Congress by which it is said
$5l0, 100000 will be taken oHt of the
earnings of the people sixteen years
after the close of the war, to pay PEN
sion arrearages, was enacted under a
delusion. 1t ought not to be allowed to
stand-it ought to be repealed; and the
men who voted for it believing it would
only take from the earnings of the peo-
pie S15,000,0O0 to 500, 100000, owe it 10
themselves and the people 10 move its
repeal at once. The gentlemen who had
the good sense to vote against 1t, are in
the minority. All were deceived as
TO the amount Of money the act would
take out of the Treasury. They did not
dream of it taking over FIVE hundred
millions oil money. This sum we are
told is equal to all the savings that the
people have been able to make and ap-
ply to the payment of the public dcbt
since tbs close of the war. This scan
dalous proceeding by Congress puts the
nation as deeply in debt as ever. 1t is
said the act was passed mainly through
the Influence Of claim agents and PEN
sion agents; and that full twenty per
cent. of tbe whole five hundred aud
twenty millions will go into the pockets |
of pension and claim agents. An &C
passed under such mistatements ought |
not to be allowed TO exist a day after |
its villainous character is developed.
Congrsssmen app ar to be astounded
into silence under the stupendous fraud
that they have been led into by design
Ing men and no mac in either House
has opened bis lips upon the subject.
The people Who have been congratulate
ing themselves that through their labor
and economy their country was fast get
ting out of debt, are shocked to lind
thta one single act Congress has de-
stroyed all their eff)rts Tor ten or fifteen
years in this direction.
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asror1nr,s RIurprn. n--Ths phil.

"SToKLHY's BLuNDER. THE Phil
delphia Telegraph, Republican pa
per, holds that the blunder of Mayor
Stokley in not standing by the Reform
Committee of One Hundred, will
cause his defeat in the election. In
reference to what the committee re-
quired, it says: "There was not a
word or line in that list of principles
which any oficeholder or of1icesesker,
inspired with a single regard for the
public interests, should not have been
willing to subscribe to, there is simply
but one Interpretation to put on Mr..
StokIey's refusal"
1t is hoped that the blunder of
Stokley may result in a change for the
better; that the Old Radical Ring may
be wiped entirely out and Philadel-
phia be once more freed from the
heavy burden Of axation it has been
carrying for the last twelve or fifteen
years.
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A Washington correspondent of the
Philadelphia Times, charges President
Hayes with drawing his salary monthly
in advance, contrary to law, for the pur-
pose OF investing it, Notwithstanding
the officials in the Treasury office re-
monstrated against drawing such unlaH-
I'll orders. And also of imbibing freely
OF beer, wine and whiskey, while it is
given out that he is temperance man
|e had not supposed that MIR. Haye,
was so greedy for gain as to require tht
law to be violated, at the risk of i'm
p'achWent, while he was at the sam,
LINE advocating Civil Service Reform.
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COURT rs HELD in the new County
Building to-day. Wilmington is nov
The county seat of New Castle county
fhe wisdom of the change will soon be
verified in practical experience that will
prove satisfactory TO citizens in all parts
of the county. The court room is one
0f the finest in the country and the
building would be credit to any county.
The committee under whose direction
the structure was reared have discharged
their duty in the most creditable and
honorable manner, and the Levy Cour,
merit acd should receive the thanks O
he entire county for the excellent worl
it has accomplished.
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How the Funding Act Affects the
katlonaT Banks.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 3.-The
Comptroller OF the Currency has
addressed communication TO the
Chairman OF the Senate Committee
on Finance in which he says: SIN
my interview with your committee |
gave an estimate OF the amount of
bonds which the national banks
would be obliged TO purchase after
the five and SIX per cents should be
called, provided they be required 10
Invest one half of their capital in
United States bonds, and informed
the committee that l would in a few
days be able to give them exact in
formation upon that subject. The
examination OF the accounts of all
the banks in operation, numbering
2,O99, has just been completed. The
result shows, first, that under pres
ent laws, with section of the act
of June "a, 1874, in force, ISL na
L,onal banks will be required to
purchase $40 9,306, 400 of new bonds
upon the payment of the bonds
which are to mature duriug the pres
ent year; second, that if section 4 of
the act OF June 81, 1874, is repealed
and all Of the banks are REQUIRED ia
keep one-half of their capital in
United States bonds, ,222 banks
will be required to purchase The
new bonds, Tor that purpose amount
ing in all TO SI9, ,4l6 900, or $50 ,O98, :.
$50 more than under the operation
of the law as it now STANDS. If
however, under section 5 OF The pen.
ding bill taken as whole-and this
point was not discussed in my inter.
view-the national banks are OBJ
liged to accept payment of the bond;
10 mature during the present veal
in the new bonds, then they will bt
required to purchase the whole
amount so maturing in addition tC
such as have already been called
These bonds are described on page
80 of the pamphlet containing Lh,
interview, and amounted in all Il
S2l0 ,476, 400 at that time"
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RESOLUTION OF THANKS.

AT a SPECIAL meeting of the Council OF
he Town of Dover, held on Friday ev-
ening, February 4th, 1881, on motion Of
Mr.. Nicholson, the following resolution
was unanimously adopted, viz:
Be it Resolued, That the Town Coun-
ell Of the Town Of Dover, representing
the citizens Of said town, do hereby re-
turn most sincere and hearty thanks to
John P. Almond, ESQ.,, Mayor OF the
City Of Wilmington, for the promptne,s
with which he responded to their appeal
for relief, by dispatching TO their aid
several Fire Engines of that city; to the
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Balti-
more Railroad Company, who, through
their obllging officer, l. n. Mills, ESQ,
so generously placed q special train at
their service, and to the Conductor and
employees who brought il so speedily to
Its destination; and to the members Of
the Washington and Water Witch Steam
Fire Engine Companies, and the Reli-
ance Hose Company, for the cheerful
ness and alacrity with which they brav-
ed the inclemeney of the weather to
stay the ravages of eenfagration,
which, serious enough in itself, threat
ened at one time TO involve other pri-
vate property. the County Building, and
the State House, in a common ruin.
The Council regret that their fears, as
proved by the result, had so greatly ex-
aggerated the danger as 10 cause to the
fire companies needless labor and ex-
posure but their services are as fullyS
appreciated as they would have beenN
had the situation been different from
what it was upon their arrival.
G. III. b. DAY,
President Of Council.
Attest:
JAMES KIRK, Clerk.
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NOTlCE.-In conformity 10 an ~ 5.,
IN the General Assembly OF the %.
u Delaware, entitled "au ct lof NV s.
moval Oi the seat OF Justice OF NtN'o
tie coun from the city OF New Ca,,u,s
the city ol Wllmi gton,h passel st I'm tssre
March %, 1879. and TO "A supreme "a
To passed at Dover tnuary la'h, mi.
II Is directed by the Bulldl Ioltsl usarss
tee OF the Levy Court having ~ ih tn tra.
the erection Of The county buil"lh6 ~ b
vided tor ia said act, that pubic hot,g h2,I n,
ana the same Is hereby gwen 'suiner.J
books, papers. records and olhef liVff " nj.
belonging 10 the county Officers "A .ec
county aud enumerated Ia tne ',,.,1 naaa re-
ton Ol the act aiOres Id, nave p.,6 tho
moved from the city of New Cds','eenilt 10
court House building cree TED hhu ~ luf.
tAe city OF Wilmington. Ana Anl,,Inanllles !,
ther directed by the Building oinn..i 10
aforesaid that this u0Jlce be puO,ll.ss,u,sd 10
all The pu9lic newspapers puoii''
The county.
signed, ALBERT II. SlLa,i,tpe.
,hllrman OF Building COmlii'l''
Attest. WIN. l.. WIER, Secretary
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EDUCATIONAL.

DANclNG'
REOPENLH0 OF A. =. W EBSTER1S SE.
LECr DANCING ACADEMY.
Thursday Evening. September 9th
AT THE
Masonic TEMPLE, Wilmington, Del
Ladies' and Gentlemen, Misses and Mas
lers wishing 10 become proficient In all
the dances of the aay, and TO learn the
new and more fashionable ones, will find
1t TO their advantage 10 begin with the
opening OF the season.
EVENING CLASSES.
Commencing Thursday, September 9th.
Gentlemen'E class Monday and THURSDAY
evenings from To lO O'Clock.
AFTERNOON GLASSES.
Commencing on saturday,, october I'd
Ladies' aud Misses and Masters class
Thursdays from 3 to u, aud Saturdays.
from 2OO To 4.0u. Private lessons given
at amy hour to suit convenience.
GLIDE AND RACQUET wALrzEs TAUGHT
IN FEW Lessons.
special arrangements Tor schools and
Semlnarles, and Ior private classes
ladies' or gentlemen, can he made by ap
plying AT the Academy. at Robenn a
BIOS, No. 40 Market street or by mall t.
eplI Masonic Ne'unle.
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IT is necessary that we should com
lain Of the mails. We DO not pla e
cur complaint against any officer, or any
'olte agent. But never has there beer
time when SO many complaints have
h zen uttered, and the trouble seems to
bs all within our own State. Lately two
letters to Townsend have failed to ge
there, and one package to Newark. We
h Ips better care will be taken in future.
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THE New York World of to day
publishes long report of an inter
view with Jay Gould relative to the
consolidation of the three great tele
graph companies, now accomplished.
hr. Gould says ''the object of tie
'nsolidation was TO carry out long
Q erished plan for developing in the
u lited States an efficient system of
cheap telegraphy on a great scale,
b tn hy sea ''y land."
The daily gazette., 1881-02-07

Our Paris letter will be found in
teresting. The people of that famous
city have been overwhelmed with a
snow fall of eight inches. Here III
Wilmington snow has been piled up
from four to six feet high on each side
of the streets for about 81 K weeks. In
that time there has been three OF four
snow falls equal to that of Paris.
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\ OrICE.- Persons who were draiie .
~ the state OF Delaware for tue unl'e
States military service In May. June q
July, 1854, and paid com mutation ~
were afterwards again drafted IN ls65 az
were required 10 procure substitute
enter tie military service under the iails
jraft will lld II Gntheir advantage 10 eaH
lnunlcate, either personally or BY eia
with the undersigned, who has been ~
lhOrlZed by the stale Leg islature 10 ooIa
from The Secretary OF War, the nopm9.
ton money paid by such persons ~ ~
Secretary OF War having been dlreaa9
CT OF Congress TO refund the c0n1,,S
On paid uu such cases. q, IL. b. DAN
Dover lei, July N. 87D
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1,HE WATTS TEI,EPHoNr NV

~ 10 E.-In6 won
4 ders Of simple instrument that will
yet make noise IN the world. Business
men wanting their offices connected with
tenoIe paTls ca their works, will do well
60 call on M. +. Hayden, corner SIKH
ana Shlpley streets, who has the agency
for the State OF Delaware. Where q line
Is now in operation for trial he refers fol-
Work done. References: Geo. W. Bush q
son The Barlan Hollingsworth Co.
Jos. Bancroft d Sons; j, j, Gallagher a
6ros, Id others. decl-dImo.
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Adele T, Adams
u.
Alexander IL.
Adams.
Trustee ct, al.
In Chancery,
New Castle County,
Cause of PaFtlti0n

In pursuance Of an order OF the Can
celIor Ia the above cause, made a, 10
Septc cmber Term, 1880, ali persons hayill
any lien or liens affecting the interssi
estate OF Adele L. Adams, Alexander \
Adams, Alexander H. Adams, Trustee 4
Isabella II. Tiiton, Alexander Il. Adanl
TruStte e Of Harriet b. Andrews, and Maj
A. Adams, or either of them, In the lsna
and premises to which said cause reials
are hereby notified 10 file a petition sci
ting for, h the nature and amount Ui MI
same In the Office OF the Register In Ghsr
Gerry for New Castle Co. ten days brfurelal
third Monday In February A. ID. Isl a1i
apDea and prove said lien or liens At hs
ensuing term Of the Couit before thl
rising of the Court ON the third dafdl
the term.
WALTER CUMMINs, Trustee
Wilmington. Del, January ), ISL
tanS- e0dtfeb2l, 1850
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The p snsion arrearage business gets
worse and worse, Mr.. Atkins stated in
the House on Saturday that he believed
from what Commissioner Bentley told
him thai the arlearage will amount TO
81 900 100000. Mr.. Bently Admitted that
II might reach 500 ,Q96;OOO. What are we
going to deaoout it.-Bau. Gazelte.
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- UBLIC SALE.
The subscriber intending TO quit farm
ing Will sell at Public sale at his reside ice
on the roaI from New Castle 10 Whining
ton, on
THURSDAY. Feb. IT, 1881,
AT 10 o'clock a. m,
The followiug:-6 6 head of horses, 18 COWS
and heifers, one bull, / Ger -xa-
mantown carriage, large truck 49, 4H
wagon. farm wagons, | chym W1M
pion reaper, champion now sm<AEza&&s
er, large feed chtter, double roller 1
wheat and phosphate drill,I corn MARKER.
[ large circular wood saw, feed boiler
hay rake, sot Of wagon harness. / sci
OF single harness, pl gears, brides,
collars, harruws, cultivate b, plow. OK
and log chains, COW chains. hay forks
grain bags, cornshel er, graln fan. single
ana double trees, twenty five acres Ci
wheat III the ground,
Conditions Of Saie-Elght months credit
Will be gwen on the purchasergiving note
with approved eudorser, inteTest added
e2J and hLder cash.
~ .. EUGENE ROGERS.
l.. w. Stidham IL Son. Auc.
ieb3-lLd&W2t,
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EXECUTORS SALE
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE -!

hc AASt1i FhidLt III lIb lAlH Henry A
bleyer, together with his relicL'a. pei sonai
household goods and furniture, viii ma
sold at Public sale on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10,
AT O'CLOCK, p. m,
under the will. Tue Real Estate consists
ISL OF one two story brick house, No. 3l9
West Front street, In good condition, and
lot upon winch IL is situated. The house
contains eight comfortable rooms aud an
excellent cellar running all the Way
through, with water and gas The lot IL
20 feet front, running back VI feet deem, or
as may appear from deed.
Also, two lots on West, with frame two
story building, thir y.Lhrse feet front on
West, and OF depth as may appear from
deed.
Also, one lot in Browntown, 20 feet front
and ITO feet deep.
Also Personal Property of Mrs Bleyer.
consisting Of bureaus, u fine wardr5ba
bed stead. blankets anu quills. one TeaI
lher be good nalr mattress, parlor stove
set of parlor chairs, | sofa. 9 cane ssai
chairs, good chairs. 5 look ing glasses
parlor and cooking stove, ioIs of or
pets, kitchen furL lure and dishes 81
at O'Clock. Conditions made known 1,1
day OF sale, THOMAS A. Becker,
L. w. Stidham Il Son. Auct. febsots
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fINHE AkrlZANS SAVINGS BANK
5O2 MARKET STREET,
INCORPORATED JANUARY 2Ith. 1881
Open 10 receive deposits dairy from A
M, until L. M, and ON Tuesday and Sal
urday evenings from7 10 O'clock
SEMl-ANNUAL DIVIDEND.
regularly made In A pril ana October.
When diviC. Jnds are not tylthdraw,,.
they are accounted as deposits. Tnus ners
manent deposits compound their InLsre
twice in each year.
a. MANAGERS,
Clement Ii. Smyth, George w Rusb
Shas. w Townsend George s, Capei,s
uan.a n~.nehsoh, ~ NJ, l.. LlchensLeln,
iehIy w y. r.. lure h.ward Darlington.
~ nastlhss, JOB IL. Jack son.
hu"aru fusey, Vim. Ii. Swift,
Anthony Higgins.
20 c GEO. ": BUSH, President
70: B; CAfELLE, Vice President.
ieDzl-ly h. I. TAYLOR Trs,surer
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THE LIEBIG cos COCA BEEF TONIC

is an Invaluable preparation" says DR..
H. X. STOUT, Jacksonville, Fla. II is
rapidly curative in monthly suffering,
excessive flow, sick hCauacne, chronic
sors throat, asthma, cough, shortness of
breath, nervousness, sleeplessness. IL
rapidly restores lost vitality, whether
froL1 indiscretion or excess, and rapidly
~ haus'in" loses Nf fiuids.
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Outer ON THE PEACH. nsaeb
IL To every huusekeeper aau an OF.
grower cultivatlug "A single tree o. gsi w.lb
chdrd, this valuable work Is o!ie' roduc.
directions for preserving heaith punecis
tiveness aud prolonged lie. tbe
! % eIlows. Ss BOX 81, ISS Sy m ma all po;taie pre-
paid. Information gwen II dessiiiiTsR
Address, j. W ,ar Pa,
ianA-3tW. VI est Ch'A'S' -
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District OF Delaware, IS
Office TO WATER RENTERS
OFFICE OF THE WATER DEPART !
MENT, WILAISGT y, Dei, }
December EgI

lJNtNlhbNI hto4J
The Wills for 1851 are now READY SAj
payable at the Registrars office al hs II
w, corner OF Sixth and King streets. IheI
law requires that all bills paid on OF A
fore January 3lst, 1881, the face ol ths olLI
those paid during the monlh of fehlNIi
3 per cent. additional. Those paid dung
the month OF March 10 psr cent. add
tiouai, aud any amount remairln o.
aid after April LIST, 1881, the kegisina
required 10 have the ferruleS wIthdnH
and suit instituted for the recovery Of Y
amount due; and the water will mol !
let into such premises until such afrAa
with assessments and az for drawing {
rules, are paid.
O1iice hours from a. m. to p. m.
WILLIAM J. MORROW, RegistrI
decl-eod Jan ed feb cod.
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FEBRUARY. DRAWING.

Remit money or bank draft in letter, or
send by express. DON'T SEND BY
hEdlSIEkkD LETTER OR POSF.
OrFiGh OkDER' orders of u and up
ward, by express, can be sent at our ex-
pense. Add ess all orders to R. NJ, BOARn-
MAN, Courier-Journal Building. IouIs-
vile, KY, or T. J. COMMERFORD. 2is
broadway. Nav York. ianI.
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JOHN wANAMAKER,

To-day you can have your
choice out of more than a thousand
ladies cloaks at price so low that
we shall keep till next fall all that
don't sell as now marked. Some
are at half-price, some more.
Shawls also are marked down
to the lowest point, including all the
India shawls we have. We would
rather not have any left but shall
make no lower prices.
Dresses a few left; black silk
and various. The prices are final,
low enough,
Southeast corner OF the building.
To-day you can have your
choice ut of an unknown number
of girls coats, ulsters and dresses of
all sizes, materials and styles at
prices below all reason, prices made
to lear the whole stock, final prices.
We don't want to keep them; but
shall have to, if not sold now.
lo.thwaut cornar - ~ n h,,tla,,
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A DMlNIsTRAToR's SALE
OF
PerSoual Prop erty.

Ihe undersigned Will sell at public sal e
on the farm Of =. Y. ilson, deceased
half mile north OF Newark, on
THURSDAY, the 10th day OF Feb, 1881,
At II o'clock a. M,
The following personal property, viz: 50
head OF cattle, Consisting OF
50 miIch cows l fat COW, g bulls EEEJ5kN
10 yearling and two year old WfkA1
heiiers, among which are some u.u&AzsM
superior durham and Alderney sIDg.-.
~ horses, colts, 10 lar e lat hoks
berkshire boar, Is head OF 1ne
l shoats, l3I chickens, turkeys.
-ASCNAe ducks and geese,
aiming lmpIemenLs consisting OF 2
champion mowers, | grain drIli, 1 corn
arm, nearly new, root cutter, graiA ia a.
hay wagon, farm wagon, horse car
Wh elbarrow, roller, plOws, harrows, Gull
tlVaIors and .ther artlcles. Dairy fixtures
consisting of buckets, pans, cream cans,
chuTns, &c. 600 bushels OF corn by the
busheI, oals by the bushel. hay by the ton,
corn fUdd ~ the bundle, vinegar by the
gal on, "a inter ST In 20 acres OF wheat
sale TO cOmne ce at IL O'Clock, sharp
Terms cash. ia rs HOsSINGEk,
Administrator OF
Samuel Y. Wilson, decd.
Also, on the following day, FEIDAY
February II, 1881, at / O'clock D. M, at
Newark depot, the following personaI
Property, viz 5000 feet hemlsck lumbsr r,
2oOU #, Getmau siding, 8J0O pine shingles
lot of boards, posts, DC, lot of bltufnin.
Gus and stove coal lot Of phosphate and
soluble bone, superior FAIRBANKS scale,
new; superior Howe scale, new /
small platform scale, | family carriage,
hay press, cornshellers, | single car.
rlage l large omnlbus, | set of carriage
harness, l0i shares of Casho Machine 20.
STOCK, and many other articles. terms
cas- /. JAMES HOSSINGER
Administrator OF
Samuel Y, Wilson, decd.
l.. W. Stidham Il son. Auctioneers
y GWafk, JAu "a, iHnH gIVAd
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NUTICE.-The Perpetual savinn.
Lo n Association is is>ninS
series at one dollar share. This nsy
alton loans four hundred dollars on S''oa
snare. .deducts no premium. bui "a oane sa
the same monthly. 'D' coisa,
LEA PUSFY De-,
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THE DAILY GAZETTE il publish.
ed every afternoon Sunday excepted, I,
rleEs 10 subscribers In all parts OF the city
and surrounding towns and villages, fol
ak cents week, payab BILE weekly. Yearly
subscribers, So In advance. 1t Is the only
Demopratic Daily paper in the City ol
eulation.
THE DELAWARE GAZETTE, estab-
lshed In I78A. Is the largest and most
nourishing weekly paper in the State,
aud has larger circulation than any
other ON the Peninsula. Published every
Thursday afternoon, at 81 per year in ad-
vance.
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BANKING INSTITUTIONS.
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RNTERED AT WILMINGTON POsT-oFFICI
AS sECoND-CLASS MATTER.
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IN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF rg,
United States, Tor the District Of M
ware. In the matter OF VIM. II. Rsbss
Bankrupt-In Bankruptcy.
Al Wilmington, In said istrlct on Al
2lst day OF January, A. d., lssl.
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NoTICE:-To DELINouryTs -
~ AND SCHOOL TAxFs Fop lsSolf of Cnl
hnve been rendered and c,iietd9 ~ BIZ
the year having expired, thoseu u ior, an,
70 avoid trouble, mad better call ao a'. VI
taxes " iLh costs. w collect NJ
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notice..

NGERSoLLIsM BROUGHT ~
FACE WITH CHRIST , IE,AtCET
Rev: J. Fl. Caldwell, d. ID. so,LjNlrY, b
a Webb, s2i Market 81. ''olu by Ianl
---------- lang n
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M. L. Lichteustein, Sec. ''ilaeht i.na1
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NOR SALE-KANSAS MORTGAGES.
Z In about 81 yeaIs ex perie ce,with
large number OF mortga- es, We have had
but single case resu ting in foreclosure,
and that has not delayed inteTest pay
mems, or caused ex pense 10 the holder Of
the security.
feh5-JL, HFALn A Co
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PhIIa
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kNOR SALE,-A three story Jrick house,
Il No. ll3 French street. az rooms) WIN
bath room, hot and cold water. House ~
feet front, lot rs feet. running back 100
ieet, will be ssld on easy terms. INQUIRE
OF JAMES ELLIOTT,
JanlS-2weod. on the premises.
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DOR RENr.-A desirable hotel stand
+ In Odessa, 'tel., house contal 4 Lhir-
teen rooms, and is eligibly situated ON the
Main street. A large piece OF around at
tached. For terms apply to
Mrs. U. +. NEWMAN,
Jan26-wBt. Odessa, Del