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Sophie, the good and generous Queen
of Sweden, is now staying at all Eug-
lish watering place under her travelling
name OF Countess of Haga. She has
for the past six years suffered from
paralysis, which deprived her of the
power Of voluntary movement. She
tiled all The spas and famous doctors Oh
the continent, but found no relief until
she happened To hear of a Dutch
physician who had a remaI kable power
in the treatment Of parsly tics and Lad
restored more than 5000 patients. SO
to Amsterdam Queen Sophie went, in
such weak stale that ii was almost
doubted whether sur would survive The
voyage. TIE wonderful doctor wa
summoned, and AT the end Of five
weeks the Queen was able 10 walk.
ln order to complete her cure she re-
mainea two mo lbs longer in Anster.
dam, and devoted her time largely, as is
her practice in her own home, 10 visit
ing the schools, the hospitals and the
in all of which she left sub
tokens Of her gratitude u, her
own recovery.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-05

DR.. A. b. Elliott, editor Of the Lam
singburg, New York, Gazette, returning
to Cleveland, Ohio, yesterday, fIom u
visit to Mentor, told an interviewer
''thst Geuelal Garfield gave him to un-
derstand thai Senator Blaine would be
Secretary Of State; that Governor Fos-
ter should have what he might want ;
that Ohio mould be represented i'll the
Cabinet, Indiana would get nothing and
New York would get the SecretaI yship
of the Treasury, and also that Senator
Conkling would not antagonize General
Garfield"
That being The case all reports as to
the opposition that Conkling would
make 10 GaIfield's administration are
mere bosh. Mr.. Allisons hopes for the
Treasury portfolio also vanish should
Mr.. Eliott's remarks be true. But
even all editor may be little inaccurate,
as we'll as other people WHO have been
guessing about Garfeld's Cabinet.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-05
DAvITT COMMITTED.

AGAIN In BRITIsa PRIsoN-oRDRR-
I'D TO CoMPLkTk MIS- UNExPIRED
TkRM SEVEN MORE YEARS 40
sRRvE-AT MILBANk.
LONDON, Feb. 4.-Michael Davitt,
who was arrested in Dublin yesterday
at thu instance of the government on
a charge of violating the cru of his
ticket TO leave and was brought over
to England during the night, arrived
at the Broad street railway city sla-
tion this morning In charge OF Super
int, ndent williamson aud eight po-
licemen. He was taken to Broad
street instead of Euston i'll order to
avoid any demonstration, many people
having assembled there to meet the
famous Irish leader. He was then
taken before Sir James IDgham, who
ordered him 10 complete the unexpir-
cd portion Of his sentence. Davitt
was then placed in the ordinai prison
VAN and conveyed 10 the Penitentiary
at M Milbank.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-05

FIVE Republicans and Mr.. David
Davis followed Senator Conkling's
lead yesterday 10 voting for the Nor
gan resolution denying the right of
the President of the Senate to count
the electoral vote. The Senate pass
ed bill appropriating $175, 900 to
send vessel in search of Mr.. BenneLts
exploring expedition. Mr.. Pendlt-
toms bill giving Cabinet officers seals
in Congress was favorably reported.
The Funding bill was reported with
amendments providing for new fve-
twenty bonds at 81 per cent. interest.
The House was engaged upon the PHI
vate bill calendar.
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A NOVEL feature of the FundlDg bill,
As reported to the Sena.e,is the provision
that the bonds which II authorizes shall
be rede med in the inverse order OF
taelr issne-that as 10 say the bonds list
taken shall be the first redeemed, and
those first taken redeemed last. This IN
apparently intended to stimulate early
ApphcatiO on for the new securitie-, since
usually the longer bond has to run the
more valuable it ts. The contingency
might arise, however, in which the
bonds falling below par, the sooner they
were redeemed at par the better and
a provision intended TO benefit prompt
applicants might work TO their dIsadvan.
tlge.
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The CowHIDE TO lie USED or
CAvEN. = The Philadelphia Press
says:-"Mr. Caven was asked yestel-
day by Press reporter if no was vie
lating the law forbidding the carry
ing OF deadly WeaponS ? II was il
formed on the stleet on Wednesday,"
he said, ".hat Thomas j. Smith in
tends to c1whide me. Now" contnu-
ed Mr.. Caveu with "a merry twinkle III
his eye aud quizzical smile upon his
fac, a do not lose one bit OF sleep
over the matter, nor do | carry con
cealsd weapon, as has been intimated !;
ON the contrary, ! attend to my duties
just as if had never heard anything
of tho rumored threatened drub
bing."
That is the way the Radical City
q Trust expect to keep tue people
of Philadelphia in the dark in regard
to the charges of the gas trust lob
berry.
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Count Eyre of England, million
aire and almost a mlser, who died re-
Gently, left 5000 to his son, Father
Eyre, Jesuit. TO another son, the
Catholic Archbishop Of Glasgow, he
bequesthed 100000. There is one
sou WHO is not in priests orders mar
ried to the daughter of the Countess
of Wicklow, who also receives $50, 600
Count Eyre was made Count by the
Pope in the days of the temporal
power.
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o .rUaDAY. FEBRUARY ), l.si.

SUBsIDiES FOX SHIPs.-There seems
M possibility of securing the reduction
ef The tariH which weighs 50 heavily
upon the ma erial which goes Into the
building Of ships, nor Of tue passage ol
Law through Congress permitting the
purchase of ships abroad aud under
the present laws the Increase Of our
mercantile marine is out of the ques-
lioL. The people of Lhls country for
the past ten or twelve yeals have been
psying annually hundreds of millions
Ot dollars 10 f=reign ship owners for
carrying abrCal The produce vi our
iarms and manufactures, whereas be-
fore Vic present. Llgh Tariff par, y secured
the coslrOl vi the government, the cuIE-
merclal maIine Of The United States ex-
celled IN tonnage thai of any other
'natie N; bat now it has dwindled down
until We have not single American
line Of steamers between this couutry
aud Europe. The question is one Gt
the most Important That has been befoIe
Congress. 1t is Que that ought to be
settled without political considerations
la the inauner most stable aud bsne-
ticial TO American labor aud Americal
capital. Were Tie tariff modified To the
extent of permittiag the introduction t.
the country articles free Of duty, or at d |
reduced ate Of duty, that go Into the
building of ships, the American sip |
yards might soon be equaling in activity |
the famous yards Of Europe, and tue
Delaware and Christlaua Iivaling the
Clyde ln the production of SHIPS; ald
this industry become permanent thing,
in which all mechaAics IN that line
might Lave ch4uce for success.
But this is not 10 be the policy. 1t
is now proposed by Mr.. Blaine, who
is supposed " represent the opinions
of Gen. Garfield and the policy he will
favor, that the shipbuilding Interests
shall depend wholly upon subsidies
furnished by the guVernmen.-thatt tile
people shall be taxed for millions OF
money 70 20 into the pockets of Mir.
John Roach and other favored ship
builders, to enable Them to produce
ships 10 rival the English ships. This
policy is not such as will prove solid
and lasting. 1t is not such u policy
as the American mechanic can depend
upon. From the policy Mr.. Blaine
introduces the conclusion he draws is
that if America is to have steamers
navigating the Atlantic Ocean the
American Government must make an
nual gif aud payments TO create aud
maintain American shipyards. Con-
gress, says Mr. Blaine, makes gifts Of
land tU build railways. Why no,
make gifts of mouey To build aud ruiz
ocean steamers ? Mr. Blaine, how
ever, omitted To say that alternate sec
tions of land were given to railways
partly on the economic theory that tie
remaiug sections would mole than |
doubled III price of the balance. But |
the greatest objection to subsidies is
they serve 10 destroy competition;
fail to build up lasting trade while
taxing the people for the benefit Of
few favored individuals who make
large fortunes out Of the goVernmen,
and as soon as il ceases 10 pay the |
trade fails and employees ale left with !
out work.
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EDUOATIONAL.
NAAClNG! /!

DNNON"
hEOPENiNG OF A. >. W EBST FRS ST.
LECI DANCING ACADEMY.
rhnrsday kSeniix, September 0ih
ar The
MASONIC TEMPLE, Wilmington, Del.
Ladies' and GenIieiuen, Misses and Al as
leIs Wishing 10 De ONE pIoficieuL Ia AL
The dances Of the .Iy, aud 20 learn IN,
new aIld more fashionable ones, wan ntlI
II tn their advantage u be.in wlLu tut
opening of Tie se$tsun.
ENENING CLASSES.
Commencing TLurslsy, september yth
Gentieineu't class Monday .Snd thursday
evenings from 70 ~ o'Ciu'K
AfrI RNUuN CLASSES.
Commencing Oh "a urd.ty, october ID
Ladies' aud Misses aud Mas ers' cilsA
tnuI sd1ys from 10 y. add Saturdays
trom Z.OO Ia 400. Prlvu,e itssous given
Al any nour 10 suit cpuVeu cu.e.
GLIDE AND RACQuLT wALrzEs TAUGHT
IN fEw LkssOAs.
special arrangements IOF schools ana
5enlnArles, and 4or private glasses .
indles or gentlemen, eau De IIade oy ap
ing al the AcaA1etuy. at NUbt, IN a
bTo. b, No. 1lU AkrKeL street or ~ mail "a
"A. -. WIsL55T rn
eplt MasouIe Ne pie.
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4
- OAIC r-,--Iu CJ4IoIInIIy " an Nv IA
IN thS Genei Al .AssedlD,y ui lhe 80 80,
- DvlaN are, oLLI1lSu 'l3i ct Ioi -
InoNai Va the sea. vi Justice III -" ~ "A
Nc Cuan from the cay y. we" S"att
the city oi lin. gLuu," ptrAse4 Al .'o' -.
march ~, 1879, aud ~ - suPistelheht 'n'
W passod at lover j tuuaIy ION, -, at.
a. ID dlreclsd W tue bulIdI % COla'5 li.,,5s
ice oi the Levy Court nstvIns III .h''s
Tue ofecsion Ot ,he county DuIdlhea - 6s
Nldeu lof IA, SAID act, LlIAL puDIIc n"'iC N,
anu me saIno 10 neIeuy gwen ua'
o'ohs, papers, recotuh ana U neI ~ III,
oelon. ing ~ Tie c,iuuLy olh~ein "a
couhtJ anu S.4uLIetaIvu iii IiIo till'u ~.
tion q. th5 tcv ai.rcs III, nave DeGL me
moved from Lne city vi New Las.'o .,,' " ID
Curt lIGus, DuIldIbg erec.ed aud puit .ii MI
lsS etHy vi W IIIIIInSU Uon. Ana ~ t,e
'iler uIiecle,, Dy lne building ON. n
dIDfCsdlu Iht1 this 4oJic5 DO puD.Ishsd la
All the puUltc newspapers puolls"
Ihe county. ,-.,u
sIsusu, ALBERT IA. slLNbn'
natrul IN Oh BdlIdInB CoIblhl''N
Allest. " Al. l.. " IER. ovcfetarJ'
The daily gazette., 1881-02-05

The failure is reported OF the finn
OF John Browns Sons, mahufactul ers
Of eutyon goods, III Philadelphia, with
liabilities of nearly $3.50, ZOO, distributed
among creditors in New York, PLila-
delphla, Boston, Baltimore and Cincin-
natl. About : 5000 is Que TO the dry
goods trade in New York, but he pril =
cipal creditors there are said To he ST.
cured.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-05

1T would be a mOst singular and re-
markable thing if the legislature of
Delaware should obstruct the great mass
of the travelling public, and deny that
they should pass through this State ul.-
l.ss they rode on a railroad controllsd d
by a single company. Surely such a
monopoly would be worth great deal
OF money.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-05

Nor h Cardinals Legislature is talk
ing OF having all executions managed
by single official at single place. Tie
plan is worthy, on human and moral
grounds, To be considered by other
States.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-05

- UBLIC SALE.
The subscriber intending 10 Quit farm
ng VIII ssiI AT Public sale at HE residence
on the roal from New Castle To Whining
ton, on
THURSDAY, Feb. IL, 1881,
AT lO o'clock u. m,
The follawlng:-G head OF horses, IB COW
and heliers, Cne bull, 1 Ger-asa
mantown carriage, large truck $SSsZZass{
wagon iafm wagons, cham. WA
plOn reaper, champion mow-~mGAEH&s
er, large feed CATER, double roller. :,
wheat aid phosphate drill Il com marker
[ large circular wood SAW, | feed boiler
ha5 rake, set ot wagon harness, L sci
OF single harness., plsw gears, brIdles
collars, hnrrcws cultivate 3, plow, OK
and tug chains, COW chain. hay forks
grain bags, cornShei er, grain Ian. sInvl,
and double trees, twenty i've acres Z
wheat III the ground,
Conditions Of Sale-Elght months credi
will be gwen ON the purchaser giving moi,
with approved eudorser, interest," added
! az and uLder cash.
EUGENE ROGERS.
L.. W. Stldham d SON Auc.
leb@-4Ld&w2t.
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EXECUTORS SALE
OF VALUABLE
REAL < STATE

The Real Estate OF the late Henry
bieyer, together with his rellcL's, PEI sunai
houseuo d goods ana furniture, viii he
sold at PubtIc sale ON
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10,
At o'clocR. p. M,
under the Will. Tue Real Estate consists
lst, OF one two story brick house, No. 3Ig
West Front street, III good condition. and
lot upoa whlcn IL Is situated. The house
contains eight comfortable rooms aud an
excellent cellar running all the wav
through, with water and gas. The loI *
~ ieeL front, running back VI feet deem or
as may appear from deed.
Also, two lots on West, with frame Two.
story building. thir y.Jhree feet front on
West, and OF depth Hs may appear from
deed.
Also, one lot in Browntown, 20 feet front
and ITO feet deep.
Ais Personal Property Of Mrs Bleyer.
consisting OF bureaus, "A Hue WaTur0be
. bed stead blankets auu Quills one Tea,
lher be good uAlf mattress parI or stove
set of parlor chairs, | sofa. 8 cane sesi
chairs, go' d chairs. 8 look ing glasses >
parlor ard cooking stow, 4 lots of ear
peis, kitchen furL lLura and dishes sac
III n'clook. Conditions made known IN
day OF sale. THOMAS "A. u -CKER.
~ Executor
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Nix. j. IL. BAre.s, NEWsrAfhh ~ Api'',i,l.
T'sING AGENT, IL Park skoW, It"tts nr 4, Ct
ns,) New York, IL nuLIorlLeu " and
DELAwAkk GAZETTE NJ our best I"'o'
Lane EST RETAIL STOCK OF Hosi1" On
Underwear IN A IneIica. Cook q bhoi b''i,,vr
\ os 40. 81 and 65 NORTH EIGHlh "a
PHILA DELPHIA. All orders WI,
prompt attention. lAh-V-"A'
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lNhk AhIlLANs SAVINGS BANn
bJ2 MARkE STREET,
lECokrokArED JANUARY 9th, Is6i
open to receive deposits daflt mons 4
NJ, until +. M, aud ON tuesday ana IA
urday evenings rom 70 b o clocK
SEMl-ANNUAL DIVIDEND.
regularly made In April ana October.
Wheh ulVls. >nds are not Withdraw
lhey are accounted sts deposiLa. rnus t,,..
nAhenC deposits compound their lntere 4
twice IN each year.
.,... MANAGEItS..
,."nu Gieuout ~ ~. ahlylh, Heoige W. BUSH,
Nathan R.Beubon, 81. L. Lirh4I,sf,IS,
Henry r. Dure, Lswari naritnt,,1,
hastings, JoD ii. Jacasun,
HN'"aIu fusey, Vim. Ii. swift,
Authon" HIgsIns.
LEO. ". BUSH. PRESIDENT,
10. 3; CAPELLE, Vice President,
teo2l-ly h. 4. TAYLOR rrt.,u,er
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ON ThE PEACH.

Outer ON TIE PEACH. ,,sach
IL To every housekeepor anu r, nr.
lower cuitivating "A sIusid tree ol y. I'd
cuaru, TINS Val IuaDle wo4 x Is oueTet Ing.
dirvctloas IuI y. esorVlng nedith P.,Ial
medi . against tnas iell uISeA,e, NV NV
"! elbows" Book 81, 1y mali postase
paid. Information k.Ven II desiIsup Il
Adaress. j. hufThb;
JaI2U-jLw. West Cn"sle'
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To-day you can have your
choice out of more than u 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, uIsters and dresses of
all sizes, materials and styles at
prices below all reason, prices made
to clear the whole stock, final prices.
We don't want to keep them but
shall have to, if not sold now.
South west corner Of the buil,nny
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PUBIC SALES.

PubLlo SALE
PERSONAL PROPERTY
The subscriber. having rented his firm,
where he nov resides, situated IN FSn-
rader hundred. New usstie county, one
mile north of Summit Brldke. directly
ON tue road leading 70 Glasgow, VIII se-i
ON THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 24th, 1881.
Al 10 O'Clock, n. II :. sharP,
HIS entire personal property. 10 wilt -
FIGHT HEAD OF HORSES.
No. I.-Lizzie Crow. eight wears Old
dark chestnut sorrSl. very hands 'Ine
gentle and SCUM, can trot IA minutes.
and no better driver in the state.
No. - BiIly coming years Old, nttee
three. v-ry styl sh, perfectly sound, fear
iess ot locomotive, excellent style' anu
very prom 4 rs a driver.
No. 3. dexter five years old, a
bright bay, s IeuuId tail, with U-u~
black paints. good driver, Eouhd H1N
and gentle, fuil Hfteen-tL ace. A11
No 4-Kate, sorreI mare, ye RS old
sound snd geutle. works Kind single or
double, aud excellent brood mare.
Ne. 5.-Bay nor e, Charlie, u years O d,
sound, W II broken. nne sizs and viii.
m Ike good driver.
u an exc llent wVrK mare and goo.
br od mare.
No 7.-Lightfoot, bay msre. % ye r.
old, viii wo,K anywhere, sound, good
driver, peritcti s'fe for lsdy 10 drive.
No. s-Brown mare, II years old, sound
No. 8-oNE p ,IR OF MULES. s years
old. large closely atsd. pt triectiy sound
In every respect, and iuferior " none In
-, 10 HEAD or CATTLE.
e &A7 Among which are Grade
NSSACows, all excellent milkers; 4
~AA4 two y ar o d Helters, excellent
StUcIA, !. par Twin He1'eIs, ON year old
very hand aome; | Caif eiguL non lhh
old; ! Pea gr. Ell Durh I'm Bc |, two year,
ul quite large, and very handsome;
hlIe SholtS, good ST ca; Peuigreed oai
and sOw Chester Whiie, eight monLhs
Old. SOW heavy with pig, very handsome.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
Two iron-ax e Wagons, In good orlei I;
MIN wagons, Orchard Wagoa. hold
~ baskets; TWIN har Ows, 8 new CbilI.
ell .PIOws. NO. -; 3 SIM Il Corn PIows,
culIivaturs. large cylinder 70 Ter. vince
races one ntar y new; l buckeye NOV
cham pIon sell rake reaper, new; / corr
marker, ChTndgS's 's ma e; HoOsleT cor,
drills, new, perfect macnines; t.icRiOr
q Al nhIun sralA drlIi. Win phosphate
attachment, nearIV new ZimmeimAIi
frnI evapura or, large furnace, su.L4bl,
fof Iendering laid: iung ladder, lO peaci
htdd rs IsTgs peach beds, with spTirga,
ca Tying eO and u baskets; | Van Wlnk,t
fan, Peunock corn shelter. new; 2 grind
= oEes, 2 arse family carrIfges, | rocka-
way carriage, D seth oil pow geaTs, : sels
Of Nag 80 har. ..ess, set cart rHrness, new
also, co lars, orioles, forks, sp ,des
snoveis. Eoes, hedge Kaives, peach ire,
trimneIs s'eigh, ( alu Grad es, z hay
rlsg ,'fgs, l toDk stove J., / II house OLD
ana ktlcuen fucunure, lhl OF dairy nix
tures, lot vi pJr,, by the pound, anu
meny otn LhI ~ not neDLloned thai
are useful ou "a farm.
TEKM5 -Sevon months credit. over SS
W. +. BIGGS,
>. NJ. tnus, Auct fb5-I'.
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OaISI..=- i'OlsOs.s. a 4i''--e' y
~ a4s o..st- VI Dv...wdr- lor yts oh
-'stAt,2 % siss-sJ ~ F.s.4s -, 'N
"eiO asai,' -aIzts sd ..fsl. ~ ~. .eo'
"eie required I" TtJDlIo a suba'l'
- ef IT, INITIAL. s-rNl = 49, ''.e - - a
aieN.t VA, .a.lu ~ - tIIu 4 AIN aatts -
Z. 3.ti''IaateS, Git.4sT I5e.soi4.4iD ~ - i" w
sntILtTt u Toe g.. t..se A. asl.+iu. 10 4 -, -.
iroan the Secretary Vi War, lie eoD nv "a
lion money paid Oy suGD pers' os' ~
Sse.etaIy Vi " al having oeen dlIec'ol
"a vi SIusross 10 seEu.II 80 eoIi"iH
~ pJtd O,4 suo,4 0asssS, ~. Al. y. "a"
DavoT Lei, IdtN ~. ,S.9.
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\ Office 80 wArE.l nLNIERs.

OFFICE OF rHE WATER DEPAkr-
AEhr, W ILAINGr y, Dei-
Lecemuer l,Is,
The Ills IJf lSoI ilIe nov rc"dy AAI
phJ .Ao.e at "a II sIatfaI'N oilIse al 'le u
" ,'ott.ei "a .oI>tu and hIl4E s.rrtts. lal
Ia" Iequlies tI.al s.II uItIs aid "a " vi
lor1 January Jlst, inal. tIIu Lace ul tnc i.
'nose paIu uurtns IA Inun.n "a FEB, uAiJ
= CT ce4. aud.li ma. ILlos.s iIstlu i ii 4
lne inonth Va .daicu IL psr Ceut A4I]
Lo a a~d any ainauut IrinaIDIun gs
a'd alter al pItl list, 1904, the hegIstli I
itqulrcd ~ nave Tue IeTIu.es wlt4Ur4ss
ana su.t lHsGItutcu ior Tue recovery ut =,
amount due; aud the water WA uOt X
Iet me- suCu pToIIIIsos uutI, SUCH afirAh
WIN asAcs pInouLs ana a. Ior urawIl, ID.
LA,esr saIo part.
OInce nuars from IA. IN. 10 q. lh
hILLlAM j. MOItisU Ise.i>tr.A
uLCI-eOu- ia "A -eu- cD-euu
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\ uflGh. Is hereby given mat .ne an.
~ Lutti IhsSttuE OI LIe sLochhoidefaW
ne Iiiniustou NaVIgALioL ConIpaA!
WlIl DO heId ~ No, .ju5 4aarkv. sles',
lllnlusLou. delaware, GA luu sJa3, lN
lhlIu day oi FeDrudfy, 1901, between w
hours vi Land o'ciuck y. M, Tor Rue p.,
poae oI oiSCiIGg LnIoe dIIecsois ~ sew
Isf lhree years. JOHN A bhIttlS,
dec. - -. Iarrl+4sAl
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Ibs FsiIy Gassftt
/. .. sOH NsoN. L4,lsor a PROPRIETOR

THE DAILY GAZETTE IL publish
ed every afternoon Sunday excepted D
~ AID Market street, ahd served by car
risrs " saDssrtDera In nil parts Of The city
and sufrodndIng towns and villages, for
SIX cents week payt bio weekly. Yearly
subsc' ibers, 81 IN advance. 1t is The only
Democratic Daily paper IN the city or
otste aud Inas a Isirse and Increasing Cit
GutstIOn.
rhS DFiLAWAkE GAZErPE, estab-
lAhed la 17oA. is the ,arS est and must
n0urlshing wet kiy paper iii the stat,
and hiss larger circulation Than aDy
0tileE on ule Peninsula. Published every
Thu Stay AFTERNOON, al - Ver year Ia ad-
Vance.
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A DMINlsTkAToK'S SALE
OF
Persoudl Prop rLy.

Personal Prop rLy.
The undersigned Will sell at public sale
on the arm of .. Y. ~ ilson, deceased ,
half mile north OF Newark, on
THURSDAY. the lUth day Of Feb, 1881
AT IL O'Clock a. m.,
Tn following personal property, viz: s
head OF cate. cOnsisLIng Of
50 mitch cows | fat COW, bulls ESFftl
10 yearllhg aud Two year old V3@dG
htIfers, among which are som. s&x=&
Superior tturudln and AlderneJ s1Oya
~ horses, colts, lu lar Tat hogs
sSdfA berkshire D,.ur. Is head OF fin,
~ shoals, t3i chick ems, turkeys
-xScBA~ Iucks aud geese,
r"rning imp emeats con nsistIrg OF 2
champion mowers. ! grain drIiI, l corn
uiill, nearly H. W, root cutter, gram 1an
hay wagon. farm wagon, horse Car .
wh elbarrow, ro.l- T, piows, hHrrows, cuI-
livatOrs and ther artIctts. Dairy hxtures
cnnsihting OF buckets. pans, cream caus
churns, &c. 60O bushels OF corn by the
busheI, oats by tne buhnel.h.ty by the Ion,
core fOdd ~ the bundle, vinegar by the
gHlIun, zs inter ht IN 23 acres OF wheat
sale To Commel ce al Ia O'Clock, sharp
Terms cash. ia rs HOSSINGEk,
Administrator of
Samuel Y. Wilson, decd
Also. on the ioslowing day, FRIDAY
February L., 1881, a. / o'ciocK y. M, al
Newark depot, the following Persona
Properly, viz 900 feet hemlock Iumb r.
21UO Il, Get man siding. 6J0O pine shiuglea,
lol oi boards, posts, Ec., lot OF blLutnin
soluble bone, / superior FalIbank's scale,
Lew; superior Howe seal, new !
small platform scalr, / family carriage
hay press, cornshelleTs. l single car
rlage ! large OMNIBUS, / set OF carriage
harness, lOi shares OF Cssho Machlue Co,
stpcK, and many otner articles. Terms
cas- JAMES HOSSINGER,
Administrator OF
samuel Y, Wilson, decd
l.. W. Stldham " Son. A AuctIoneers.
newark, ian n ianH 2w&d
The daily gazette., 1881-02-05


Tfustee eI. al. Cause of Partition
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1epS.mDer LoinI. 1850, ala persons hayai
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1luht.e vi liair.eJ Is. Andrews, anu JIaq
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aFu premises " aulcu sLtu CAUSE ielasa
are hEfCDS notIued 30 Iit d pCtItloA SCI
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ensuing term vi tlo Uou.l OviJfe Ihs
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tlIe LNfIn.
"ALIe.K CUMMISS, trustee.
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