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A. SAkS Il CO.,
ONE PRICE CLOTHIERS.
2rI 3IS ard 3IS 7th street.
TINTED STATES OF AMERICA. s..

yNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
u DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, 'a-
This is TO certify that the Undersigned have
formed limited partnership Pursuant ~ the Re-
District of Columbia; that the name or tirp under
which such partnership is to be conducted is
ture Of business intended to be transacted by said
firm ia the buying aud selling of. and dealing In.
In by dealers in such wares and goods: that the
names OF all the general and special partners in
Woodward and Alvin u. Lothrop both of whom
reside in the city Of Washington, District Of Co
Pullmsn. who resides in the city, county and State
OF New York, is the special partner; that the said
uted the sum of ten thousand dollars in cash as
capital to the common stock. aud that the partner
and is to otermnate the thirty firs day OF March,
1885. Dated this thirty irst day Of March, 1881.
NJ. O1HR0P, [5eal, General Partners, SAMUEL
O. PULLMAN, [Seal, Special Partner. ap1- -e04T'
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JUST RECEIVED
FROM NEW YORK AUCTIONS
Another line of
ALL SILk SATIN DE LYON
from 50 cents to so.
POUSON SILK, st u. rs to 81 So
EVENING SHADES SILKS AND BROOADES
At 80 cents.
hese are the greatest bargains we bsva avar
ohertd. On our counters for three days ONLY
C0NNOLLY's NEW STORE,
uarSl-St 9lI + Street NV.
A CARD.
As am well known as first class shirt cutter
and for the last nine years with TREL. I announce
to ny friends and the pull bile can be found at
KEEN's NEW SHIFT FACTORY,
and viii I'LL all orders fer SHIRTS ntrusted to me
in the very best manner.
A. ]. L0CKHART, with
GEO. +. X EE1,
rarsl 414 eth ~, n, W,
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THE LEADING STYLES OF SPRING SUITS
ARE VERY PRETTY AND PRICES ARE WITH
IN THE REACH OF ALL.
TO PREVENT OUR HAHDSOMEST SUITS
FROM BEING COPIED WE DO NOT DISPLAY
THEM IN THE WINDOWS Oh SHOW STANDS
OUR ENTIRE FIRST AND SECOND FLOORS
ARE FILLED WITH NEW GOODS.
The Mems Suits range from ............ Slg to $50
The Youths, from. Observation-Disclosures. SIS TO SO
The Chi.dren's, from SIS t) Si2
IN OvERCOAT5 FOR SPRING WEAR THE
VARIETY OF KINDS AND SIZES Is UNEX-
CELLED IN THE COUNTY.
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DELICIOUS !,

DhLIcIoUs:
Sweet Catawba Wine, 81 per gallon.
IL pounds a Sugar, 81.
8 pounds Italisn Mscaroni, sec.
PURE ITALIAN OLIVE OIL.
Il Pint Size. &c: Pints 40c. {; Quarts, 75c.
fps Breakfast Cocoa. c. X 3. Chow Chow.
TRY TIE CELEBRATED "BOUQUET I"
WHISKY. so PER GALLON.
GEO. A. O'HARE,
apl 1913 7th st. W., bet. n and n.
NYHE COPARTEECSBIo heretofore existiag be-
Il tween the undersigned, under the name OF O.
A. SCHNEIDER 3 SONS is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. either member viii settle the
business Of the firm. G. A. SOHNEID6R.
j. A. SCHNEIDER.
q. F. SCHNBIDBR.
THE UNDERSIGNED have this day formed
coDarner. HIP, unGer the name and style Of firm Of
q. A fCHEEIDER'S SONS, for the purpose of
Manufacturing Iron Wo.k in all its branches. at
their !srse aud extensive works, corner 18th street
and Ohio avenue. j. A. SCHNEIDER.
ap1,2.9 C.. +. ECHNEIDER.
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LECTURES.

FyyHE KINDERGATEN ~ THE NURSERY -
Il course OF Ten Lectures to Ladies' will be
l1yen by Mrs. LOUIE POLLOCK. commencing
SATURDAY, April I'd, at O'Clock p. N 3, at the
Kindergarten Norma! Institute. 929 9Th street
northwest. MARIO 81
NATIONAL MEDICAL COLLEGE.
The Summer Course Of Lectures viii BEGIN on
TUESDAY April 5, st 30 2. N , and continue on
TUESDAYS, TIT BSDAYS and SATURDAYS OF
each week. A. T. A KING, NJ: d, Dean,
mar30-6t 126 18th street.
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DURING THE MONTE ended yesterday the I. S
Treasurer delivered to the controller Of the cur
reBcy for destruction and replacement by neV
notes So cG9, ,i00 IA national bank notes unit 70
circulation. During the nine months ended to
day re delivered s26, i42. .206 unfit notes to tn
controller for such destruction.
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Another Big Snow Storm.

CHICAGO, April IA last nights dispatch to
the Inter Ocean. from Iowa City, sayS:-One OF
the severest snow storms OF the winter has
been raging IN this section since O'Clock this
morning. The wind is blowing furiously. The
snow is damp. Tie ice IN the Iowa river is
breaking up the water high and serious dam
Rock Island and Pacific road Some OF the rail-
road tlmberS are being carried of.
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ONLY ONE NOMINATION To-DAY.-The Pfesi-
dent sent to the Senate to-day the following
nomination.: John E. Clements, of Louisiana,
to De L. 3. consul at Guetamala.
No MORE IMPORTANT NOMINATIONS.-The
President, it is said has decided to send In no
more important nominations to the Senate
until the pending deadlock is broken.
AMONG THE PRESIDENTS CALLERS o-day were
Senators Beck, Plumb. Cameron, Saunders
Van Wyck, Conger. Hawley and Ferry and
Representatives Dunnell, Deering Desendorf
PetttDOnc and White (Ky)
SEARCH FOR TIE STEAMER CITY OF NEW YORK
A telegram received at the Navy department
announces that the U. 8. s. Wachusetts sailed
from San Francisco last night In search for the
Pacific mail steamer City Of New York, over.
due from Australia.
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- SPECIAL NOTICE

NORTHERN LIBERTY MARKET.
By vote of tIe Directors of the Market REDUC-
zion has bet aGe in the monthly rent of Stalls
20 renters, 10 take effect APRIL J. 1881. and con-
tnue through the current fiscal year Dealers de-
slrirg t. avail themselves OF thr Advantage vii do
vel TO make immediate app ISstou at the Office Of
the Company
m&r25-lm B. F. GUY. FecretIry.
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SECRETARY WINDOW, accompanied by j. j.
KNOX, j. X. Upton and E. j. Babcock, arrived
In New York from Washington at 4:3O O'Clock
yesterday afternoon. Last evening Collector
Merritt, j. A. Stuart, OF the United States
Trust Company, Jessie Seligman, Gen. Hill
house, Franklin Haven, OF Boston, Gen.
York. II. E. Thompson, OF st. Paul. and other
prominent gentlemen. paid their respects TO
the Secretary.
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CONTRACTS AwARDED.-BaItlett, Hayward &
Co., Of Baltimore have been awarded the con-
tract for putting an iron roof on public build
ing In Cincinnati and furnishing iron doors
and window frames tor public building n
st. Louis. In the former case the bids ranged
from S13I .0b0 $4,000, and in the latter from
So, eco to 500 u00. Hayward, Bartlett Il Co.,
were The lowest bidders In each case.
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POSTAL NEGOTIATIONS WITH CANADA.-Ne-
gotiatiOns are pending between the Post ONCE
department and the postal authorities OF
Canada to prevent the posting In Canada OF
United States publications, which are taken to
that country and mailed there to subscribers In
the United States by publishers In this country
In order to gain advantage Of the cheaper
rates OF postage charged In Canada. 1t has
also been proposed to the Canadian authorities
TO prohibit the circulation In the mails between
the two countries OF letters and circulars con-
ceIn1Dg the lotteries, so called gift concerts,
or similar enterprises devised and intended to
defraud the public. unmailable in the United
states, but not SO in Canada. so that swindlers
on this side Of the line go to that side to mail
them.
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EX-SECRETARY EvARTs and ex-senator Howe.
Of the monetary conference, left on the Hm-
tied express this morning for New York. A
large number Of people called on ex-Secretary
Evarts at his residence last evening TO say
goodbye. Mrs EVerJs and two OF her
daughters left with the Secretary this morn
Ing. Miss Mary Evarts will remain here In
charge OF the house until May lst.
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oFyI1E OF THE COMaISsIONER OF
sCg TIE FREEDMAN'S SAVINGS AND
TRUST COMPANY,

Prepared with delicious and nutritious syr1ps
Affords the most pleasant and wholesome drinks
for the winter season cold S0ds snd al MineTa
Waters for sale all the year. MILBCRN'S
PHARMACY AND MINERAL WATER DEPOT,
deC9 l42y PENNSYLVANIA AyESCE.
Hs SPECIAL NOTICE--A fresh supply of
tE PURE NORWEGIAN COD LIVER OIL ST
DREW'S DRUG Store, corner 9th So. anu Pennsyl-
wanna ave-, 81 soc. per fun pint bottle. deci1
The daily gazette., 1881-10-29
KIDNEY PANAcEA

.t, hkAR WHAT Is SAID,
!. II mas made tie Il new man.
Or. Haydock's PanaceA mas incraasaa
IN! weight fifteen pounds N''oe
any m8ney.n ~ 'oi
our little boy is much better, Ienclose
on9 aoiiaf ior another boLlle.n
..hd nhd IL as easy To take as milk''
re nave sold thirteen bottles tnis
order" s"o oo1en next
your Panacea,d uAs
ma IL splendid appetizer
ANY invalid or sufferer atfIIcted win
any hiuhey disorder who will writa m a
az as W thelr complaint, Will be treaied
nudlanely and kindly. ii il NV mos,
earnest ,stt desire to Investigate all Iorms %,
Diapetes, and give relief at ali times /,
you are loo poor te purchase. write me
di,., dny way, and your case will have iInme.
diate attention. ''Hiiio
CAUTION.
,oDserye that the signature OF Alien
bottle. Aiouth Vi eacn
cent? tscerone te- ne dollar for large, and fifty
WY 90 Flat st.. N. Y.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-29
Services Tomorrow.

AT the NV Jerusalem church, j. B.
farmelee, pastor, the 1890 a, M. suhjec
VIII be spiritual II US sbandry;" and at
7.3O p. m: "frue Manhood N
AT Grace NJ. e. church, at 10. 30 a. M.
the subject Will be: "Where M MetboIism
Puts the Doetrinal Emphasis" Al T. 80
p. M, the subject will be: "Amuse.
ments, Proper and Improper"
AT the Reformed Episcopal Church of
the kedeemer, morning subject, Med.
ltationi" evening sutje "Angelic Con.
temptation" Sunday school at 8 a, IN.
At the Church of the Covenant, Sec.
ond street near Washington. PRAYER
meeting at 80 p. m. Sunday, October
~, heV. VII. White Will preach MORN
Ing and evening.
Az the Central Presbyterian Church.
Sn91ect at 1890 a. M, III husbands and
IVES at 80 p. No., an address to
gouhg working men, suggested by the
recent Geath of William Jones.
Rev. George Il. Kramer, pastor of the
tlousenolu OF altl, will preach at 10. 30
a. m. on &c "Gehenna-WiH literal fire
have anything to do with the punish
inent OF the wicked" At 80 n. m
on The Glories of the New Earth. op
Paradise Regained." "
IN view of the fact that the late wu-
liam j. Purner was an official meuonar
OF Union NJ. r. church, as wei az an
exemplary Christian gentleman. the
Pc stor Will at 10 30 O'Clock, preach A ser.
mon having special reference 10 the life
ahdtaeath OF the deceased, In the even.
Ing at 10 O'clock. DIR. l.. q. Matlaok.
Presiding elder of Wilmington district
viii preach N''s' ~
Old Swedes'-Holy Trinity Church.
Inc congregation earnestly ask their
friends throughout the CITY to a,aisr
thein IN Keeping up the servi cas-, either
Dy cash contributions or regular sub-
seflntloDs, which may be sentto vii
nam >. Fisher, the acting treasurer. or
William Davidson, chairman OF IN.
committee, and will be promptly ac.
knowlged. BY these means alone can
the permanent services or a clergyman
oe obtained, and all who desire to see
Tue oid Church prosper should contIib-
ute what they can now.
st. Johns Church, services to.morrow
at 1870 a. IN. and 4 p. m.
Delaware Avenue Baptist Chp,cb
1870 a. M, "a great eyil in Protestsn,,
745 p. NJ, "lngersolPs repIy tn .Inaaa
biack." Baptism at tho evening service,
:, second Baptist cburch, corner of
fourth and French streets, Raw r a
oook, pastor. Preaching at 10 30 a, m
and 40 r. m. - " o. ~ :
sabbath schools at o a. N. and n. m
Psstors' Bible class at 2 D. IN.
All are Invited.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-29
LICENSE NOTICES.

NOTICE-I, Bernard Bonner, tue owner
~ oi lhe mouse situated at the south.
west corner OF Fifth and Spruce streets
nelug NO. $40 east 9th street, in tic
rouftn ward OF the city OF Wilmington.
county OF new Castle. aud State OF Del
aWaIe, 10 compliance with the require
nients OF the acts of the General A ssem.
pls IN such case made aud provided, do
hereby give notice that shall appIy In
writlng To the Court eJf General Sessions
oithF Peace and JAN Delivery Of the State
", ol Delaware, In and for New Castle
county, on Monday, the 2lst day OF Nov.
a. D., 1881, being the flrst DAY OF the
next november term o. said Court. for n
license Tor said house, az an Inn or tay-
ern. s,. ior the sale therein OF Intoxicating
iquors In les Quantities than one quart
,a 70 o. drunk on the premises, and the fol
lowing respectable citizens rrcnmmand
the said application to wit:
Robert Carswell. James G. p.r,,sv
-, aNcis ht IN snHg le, ,Cnas. II. Williams
Peter Mannlon, c, Messici,
John McGonigai. Vim Aisartxa,
VIM. Robinson. william AiIa,,'
Ina,Ll. III Tarrei, Francis Kelly,
Vscpn In dthaier, Edward Conuor.
Alex, III, Moore, George Ahela
M, H1iooons, ~ =. McMonagle,
Ios. inos. T. eaton, John Hanson.
John McCaiTeriy. Patrick Uesstan
~ om8s B. Kelly. lanes Mct,n,,'
Daniel Regan,
oetz-St' BERNARD BONNER,
The daily gazette., 1881-10-29

IT is STATED upon good autthori.
ty that Mr.. James was nominated
for Postmaster General with distinct
understanding that he should retire ON
the LIST of December. Mr.. James has
entered into a business engagement
which will take effect about that time.
Mr.. James conduct in exposing the
frauds and rascalities practiced under
the Hayes Cabinet has given him q
reputation that has no doubt had the
effect to make him q desirable asso-
ciate in some of the great business
firms of New York. A man that
could not be seduced by the old circle
that surrounded Hayes deserves to be
appreciated highly. There is no te'l>
ing to what extent the rascality of the
visiting statesmen" and the stealing
of the Presidency is responsible for
the corruption that has been developed
in Washington. Howgate and Brady
may both charge their crimes to Hayes
taking the Presidency to which he was
not elected and then using the offices
as bribes to hush up the scoundrels
that were made use of to make the
great crime a success. We should
not be surprised if before the rascal is
hung Guiteau himself may claim that
the vile use Of patronage by Hayes,
and his inability to get an appointment,
assisted to madden him and make him
seek to take the life of Gal field.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-29

THE International Geological Con-
gress, meeting at Bologna, adopted on
the 10th ult. resolution in favor of
oonflning the elaboration of a general
geological map of the world to a com>
mi tee Of seven geologists, the reporter
and president to be Germans, and the
other five to be selected from England,
France, Italy, Austria and Russia
severally. The scale of the map is to
be II, 300, ,ooOth of the natural size, the
work to be performed in Berlin.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-29

Seven years ago General Garfield
wrote in a young clerks autograph
album in Washington:-"It is strange
to think that a little book like this
will outlive all those whose names
may be written III il. In this the
book is symbol of friendship which
can survive the chances and
changesi of life, and even life
ITSELF"
The daily gazette., 1881-10-29
The French Visitors In PhiIadeI.
phia.

PHILADELPHIA, October 2s.-The
French delegation left the Continental
Hotel at 10 a. m. with the Committce
OF Councils and were driven to ibe
Mint, new public buildings, elevated
railroad depot, and Baldwin Locomos
tive Works. From this great work.
shop they went to the Paramount
Water Works, and then drove and
lunehed in the Park, drawing up at
Girard College, where dinner was
spread for them. This evening the
visitors were the guests of the First
Troop, this courtesy taking the form
oil dress reception at the Troop's
S', new armory, Twenty first street, above
The daily gazette., 1881-10-29

A Washington dispatch says that
"Mr. Malone insists that the Republi.
cans shall stick, and is greatly ln-
censed because some of them talk of
going home, leaving statham and
other Readjuster nominees uncon
firmed." Malone will have right
to complain if David Davis fails to
Stick" here would Davis be but
for Malone?
The daily gazette., 1881-10-29
MoNDAf, OCTOBER 81. 1881.

MoNDAf, OCTOBER 81, 1881.
Nothing VIII bN left undonc to give
complete satisfaction To those fayorlnR
this school with their patronage as m1
original method of teaching this health,
ful and, at the same time. beautifuI ac-
eoInpllshment, VIII make them proficient
dancers IN very short time. Parents
ana guardians are assured that those
placed under my charge Will receive my
individual attention, and that nolhIng
W III he left undonh TO promote their en- ,
cheney In the Terpsichorean art. aH we'll
as lhe rules of etiquette.
Class arrangeIhenls-for ladies' and
Behtlemen-eyery Monday and Thursday
evenings from until 10 o'clock. Morn
ing anu afternoon class for ladies eK-
clusively. For Misses and Masters Mon-
aay anu IhnrEdAy afternoons, from 4
nnlil O'Clock. Glasses always open for
beginners Each pupil receives private
Instruction. special arrangements made
Tor private classek A II the fashIonahle le
dances including me Glide. Side Glide
Five Step, Heal and Toe, German etc
aimghL correctly by an original method
Inc latest daneas, Newport Waltz, and
Lawn Tennis Lancers, n speclaliy.
Prof u. be win Rt the academy every
Mohuhy ard Thursday from until 10 %,
M, ON saturday from until 10 n. m io
receive pu pills for tlasses now forming To
begin November list. oct24-iIl.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-29

The Lisbon Geographical Society
has succeeded in prevailing upon the
Portuguese Government to found a
number Of .sciyilizatory stations" in
Africa. The staff of each station is
to include commandant, a surgeon, a
priest, and twelve mechanics. Induce
ments in the way of free land and
sustenance during a certain period
Will be held out to colonists.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-29

THE water famine in New York is
felt more severely every day, and the
supply IS rapidly diminishing. Commits
sioner Thompson has notified plumbers
that any Interference with the water
mains to secure larger supply in houses
will be followed by immediate and per
manent revocation of their licenses.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-29

One of the saddest condolences
connected with the great fire Is that
exactly ten years from the day on
which the calamity occurred the
" Whlte Stocking nine were reengaged
Tor the season OF lSS2.-Chicago
Tribune.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-29

The approaching census of St.
Petersburg will be preceded by a
systematic enumerationiof the houses
es as well as of each separate tene-
ment in the city and suburbs. In 1869
the inhabitants amounted to 900 .OC 0
souls.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-29

In England Mr.. Gladstone, who has
been visiting Lord Derby at Knowsley
Park, said, In speech to a deputation
Thursday, that the Land Court had
Issued 10000 forms of application, aud
that he anticipated peace and prosperity
for Ireland.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-29
A uDIToR.s NoT,c.-IN RI, op

n tDITUK'S NOTIGE.-IN THE Or
"A PHANS5 COUNT OF MONTGOM.
ER1 CoO Vt Estate of Sarah Miller,
aware. deceased. The underslgued Aud.
llor appointed by said Court To make dis
tribution of the balance remaining In the
hands OF John L. Cox. Administrator OF
VIII meet all parties interested. for Tie
purpose OF his appointment, at his office,
NO. 5o9l3 swede street, Norristown, Pa !.
on on, Iuesdhy, the lst day OF November.
io5i; at 10 O'Clock a. m. when anu where
SAID parties are requested to attend.
AARON y. Is SWARTZ
law3w andifnr
The daily gazette., 1881-10-29
=asaa 49,
NOTICES.
NOTICE.
OFFICE OF THE
STREET COMMISSIONER.

No. 81 EAST SIXTH STREET.
WILMINGTON, Del. Oct. "A, 1881.
Property owi ers and agents will please
take notice that the following ordinance
relating TO pave ents and sidewalks wi ii
be strictly enforced. And In order to save
themselves unnecessary expense they
will please observe 1t:
IAN ORDINANCE RELATING TO PAVE
MENTs AND SIDEWALKS" Whenever the
street Commissioner sees or has reported
TO him any defects or obstruction In the
pavements or sidewalks in the city OF
wilmington, the shall Immediately have
the sidewalk or pavement repaired or
the obstruction removed at the proper
cost OF such owners or agents OF the prop
erty 10 which the pavement belongs, and
send the bills TO the Mayor TO be collected
with costs. l.. r. LYNCH,
octzi-2w street Com mi issiuner.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-29

We have bought 100000
five'eighth napkins, the en-
tire stock of the Scotch ma
ker whose letter we printed
otherday. lisa low price that
justifes SO large buying as
that. A few of the coarser
ones have come. SI.35 and
SI.5o a dozen.
If our linen prices we're
made to suit merchants, we
shouldn't be buying at any
such rate. Here's a circle
worth your thinking Of: Low
prices make large sales.
Large sales make large buy
ing. Large buying makes
low prices.
Next-outer circle, City y-hall-squaie
entrance. s--.5z-- .-..-.-
The daily gazette., 1881-10-29
BLANKETS AND LINENS
AT
JOHN WANAMAKER'S,

We have two blankets that
we sell for SIS a pair, all-wool,
6SxS4 and 73xS4 inches,
weighing A and S lbs, of
homemade style, not bleach
ed white, but thoroughly
cleansed and proper every
way. Within two weeks a
leading wholesale house here
was selling one of them at
So; and the other is the bet
ter Of the two.
Southwest corner.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-29
NEW CASTLE COUNTY INsr,.

IN TUTE.-The seventh annual Teacb.
er's Institute OF New Castle county. will
meet at Odessa, Delaware, on WEDNES-
DAY. THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SAT-
uhDAf NON.2 3. 1 aid 9th. By "A re-
cent enactment OF the Leg sIslature the
Teachers are allowed the time spent at
the annual Institute. There tore 1t Is ex-
peeted that every teacher iu the county
Will be present at the sessions OF the
meeting, unless unavoidably detained.
A full aud interesting. progfamme has
been prepared. The services of eminent
Instructors and Institute workers
nave been engaged. Homes Will
DE provided for all teachers. All nter-
ested N the cause of education are cnr.
daily invited to meet with US.
j. II. GROVES,
Superintendent
SMYRNA, Del. Get. 28, 1881. oct27-5t
The daily gazette., 1881-10-29
R.E EeisrER's ORDER
REnInrr.,

uponN New ,S, Castle Co.. oia,ss oe,onsas, oDfflor. /
well III a u ane application of Sst W, 9th, ISL
de"eas,a,w s =, Wilmington lid" IN ,iilam ana Natsd
I1sseh, Inc Rs,si IL ls ordered I'D n said coGaa
said I dtg3slsler " ~ that the Admtou, dtu directed
ot ~ fIVe fnt notice of the nl,i,Intfalor,aloi
II ieceasnd cxeaasmddhisiration upon nth,Gins the a Of ieHd
oI oInsea, nS with the date Of Tpp estate Of Il
i1y witl;yte causing advertiseraes5I,sa es5I,sltlng thei
ieiiaru irn iiorty days from lhe's lhe ~ lobe posi-,
ihe ihens, IN SIX Of the mos I'm nrtite tatte q ST,
,ap ,arsou county Of New Gastlah hunslo W, places
ptLsons si,s on having demands ,,ga aaeltiring
aet ~ " present the saline or saiiist s,,lt lhe
insa,,. iS niuea. Ana also cante siNe a',a made Al
iWsserted Use within the SANE sane 'ne Hei'ne same to
',s,,a, ,i,LMi iNGroS GAZETTE, a net,,od pailod IN d
,nara si,ed IN wilmington and a. d IeTs ta paper p
'hefelh three weeks, Z. o, o. d t. oe eoatina
Given under h. a. ha.
u. >. OF office of the EegiHtlliSu ih4liu and $,
,,,,,, G'at Wilmington, n 1i1''St N,tl ,atlore,a
YUunly aforesaid, the duy ana M Sew Gas
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The daily gazette., 1881-10-29
n SALE.

By virtue of collectors warrant Will
sell at public sale, at The S. E. Garner nf
second and Orange streets, on Friday.
NoVember 3rd, 1881, at 10 O'Clock a. m,
the following goods and chattels: / plat
iorm scales l clock chairs; desk !;
! Oh can and otl; 3.cast iron stoves | lot
OF TOOLS; pairs socks and aye; ~ sets OF
plate. '',s-S Di'ese
Selbed and taken Into execution as the
and Lawrence Nandenbraak .decea sed late
Trading under the firm name OF
Carswell NandenbIaak 10 sat-
lsiy the CITY md School Taxes due the
clty OF Wilmington, for the year 1850 and
Will be sold for cash unless the au0nnts
are previously paid. WIN. KYNE
Collector for Southern District
October 25th, 1881. oct2S n