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REGISTERS ORDER.
REGIsrER,s OFRIcE


NEW CASTLE COUNTY, Dec. 18th, 1880.
Upon The application OF TheophIlus K.
Jones and John II. Jones, Executors
OF Richard IL. Jones, late of Wilmington
Hundred, in said county, deceased,
~ Is ordered and directed by the
Register that the Executors aforesaid
give notice OF granting OF letters Tes-
tamentary upon the estate OF the deceas-
ed, with The date OF granting thereof, by
causing advertisements to be posted with
IN forty days from the date of such letters
IN SIX OF the most public places of the
county of New Castle, acquiring all per-
sons having demands against the estate Ia
present the same or abide by an act of AS
sembly In such case made and provided
Ana also cause the same to be inserted
within the same period in the DAILY
0AzETTEI a newspaper published in vii
mington. and 10 be continued therein three
weeks, cod.
,~, Given under the hand and seal
l.. y. OF office OF tue Register aforesaid
'-~~~' at New Castle, In New Castle &
county, Aforesaid, the day and year above
written. 5. c. BfGGS, Regi Ter.
NOTICE.
All persons having claims agaIHst the Rs
ate OF the deceased, must present the sams
duly attesLed, To the Executors ON or
before Dec. lst, 1881, or abide the Act ol
Assembly in such case made and proyid.
ed. tn EOPHtLUS X, JONES,
JOHN J. JONES,
Address :-Dover, Delaware,
decl- -eod3w.
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HARD ON THE PARTRlD GES.
From West Ches Ter News.

Moses Taylor, Of West'own town.
ship, has been feeding all winter two
fiocks of partrldges, II in number
The severe winter has frozen all but
two of them which are ca ed for and
fed regularly. William Kane, Of
Thornbury township, has . covey Of
13, which he has managed to keep
alive this far. A small flock OF seven
were being fed ~ John Q. Taylor, un-
Til recently, when they disappeared
one by one, until now none are left.
From the feathers which he has found
on the ground he is satisfied that they
were captured by chicken hawks.
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THE NEW PULP WORKS.

A portion of the new pulp works of
Jessup Il Moore on Marsh Lane, have
been put In operation ana samples OF
pulp are now being made. A stick of
the wood used in making the pulp is
placed in the receptacle at night, aud
b morning it comes out cru de pulr.
All the mills will be running in shr, t
time.
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LIVE OAK ASSEMBLY.

The sixth annual ball of the Live
Cak Assembly will take place in Web
ster's Dancing Academy, ON Friday
night next. The members having the
affair in charge give every assurance
that it will be the best ball ever given
by them. A very large number OF
tickets have been disposed Of. and il
is expected that IN point of numbers
It will eclipse any ball this season.
The ladies programmes, which are u
very elaborate character, will arrive
to morrow evening and be plaood OF
exhibition.
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HUGHES GREAT WALK.
BEATING THE BEAT RECORD AND TRYING
TO covER 900 MILES.

BEATING THE BEAT RECORD AND TRYING
TO CovER 900 MILES.
NEw YORK, January %.
The pedestrian contest for the OLeAry
helt has At length assumed q position OF
Importance. Hughes, the "lepper," has
come TO The front AZ the most wonder.
ful pedestrian Of The age. Whether be
will hold out to she end In n serious
question. Tonight IL looks n though
he would.
At II o'clock Hughes completed his
900 miles amid tremendous cheering
from the thousands that were In the.
rink. Then the lepper went TO bed and
staid there until after midnight.
Hughes covered his 500th mile at 10:
53. The spectators loudly applauded him.
He had beaten the record by eighty mi les
and was well deserving Of any applause
that might be given him. Albert was
running we'll trying to get ahead OF
Howard, who had been off the track since
1910 O'Clock. krohne was fourth and
showed more signs Of weakness than in
any other. race. 1t was evident that some
thing was wrong put exactly what il
was neither he nor his trainers could
tell.
AT IL 81 Albert scored his 4S3d mile
and was on equal terms with Howard
who was still hidden from sight. The
Philadelphian had the course almost
10 himself for Hughes had gone to his
room after making the Booth mile.-
The spectators looked at Hughes
score and felt good natured. So al
the "Lepper" was not there they ap
plauded Albert loudly. and he seemed
TO appreciate it, for at 12 o'clock ht
was one mils ahead of Howard, and
still rolling up the laps. Howard ap
peared again at II So, but looked yer,
much fatigued.
The score A. midnight was: Hughes
800; A lbert. 1851; Howard 4s4; Kr6bpe
4s0i, Nint, 4T3i, Philips, 425; Campana
3S5.
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Scarcity of wa,.-

NAZARETH, PA, Jann.s
water, water famine 2. 70 is momentsy,ila. 81
%sa Pseted in Nazareth hi','iy and w. =
The reservoir which an nv,ilelnly.
citiz.ns . nearly out. Nppl's Nappl's d,
are dried up that have no, 1Iy we'll
Tor the last sixty five , yea,S ueeN q
mers are melting snow. % Fs
: ction OF any kind is h.ro 40 40 pn
town In case Of Ere, which o.o ,Ut u
good deal Of excitement smoaa rreal',l I
people. ''iOng d
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REPORTED CUTTING AFFRAY,

1t was reported hat cutting affray
occurred yesterday, near Wafer aud
West streets, during which . negro
named Demby-son Of the Perry
Demby who was killed ON the New
Castle road, about two yea 8 ago-was
cut in o heck by white boy named
Casey. A strict investigation failed
to elicit any Of the circumstances of
affray.
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KILLED MHILE Gu TING ICE,

PoTTsyILLE, Pa, January 2S.-
Charles Kehoe, aged 40, q section boss
on the Mount Carbon b anch Of tho
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad,
while standing ON a ladde this after
noon, cuttin ice from the rocks over
hanging the railroad, was struck BY
the Frankville passenger ain and in
SANITY killed. He leaves wife and
three children.
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" ilnl ngIOh markets.
WILMINaToR, Del Ian az Iss
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS


FLOUR Is Inactive, but prices are mn
changed. sales OF 1870 bDls, Including
minnesota exLras, at &5 ab Is for med IuIn
70 choice clear, and at S6A6 u for straight
rem sylHAnia extra family Al 81 81 lka5 ZD /:
WesLeIn do. do, at s. 5Ia5 and Patents nj
- 7oa8. Rye Flour is quiet. We quote al
a load.
GRAIN.-Therew was rather more Inquiry
tor wheat, and prices olO=ed firmer. sales
81 5000 bushels, including rejected at
VI 0ial US ungraded red at 81 IL; aud No. 2
red NJ el lo1sal IS, and No. z red, in eI.,-
M.n, vMstoI, at u 70 Jan, 81 w. Feb, 0I 1875
at 95c. for Peunsy lvania. Corn is 1uIet
and steady. sales OF IO,DO0 bushe a in
Guiding yellow, al 63ci steamer al b21c,
ana .na, white at ole, A. the call board 70, ,1O6
Feb., 6iZc. for March and 5ix Tor .prtl
OATS are dull and weak, sales OF on
busnels, Including white at 44aI7c.. and
rel. cted anu mixed at 4IlkAI5c.
The receipts to-day were As follows: b2H
barreis OF bour. "A, so bushels wheat. / :
w bushels corn, D,UO0 bushels oats 4Aa
oush. barley. 1876 barrels Whiskey.
" HtskEY w+s N demand. $50 bbls, oj
Western Iron-bound sold at Sl II per
gallon.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET
MONDAY J an. IL, s r. N.
Beef cattle were moderately active
during the past week, but prices al the
close were easier. $500 head arrived AND
sold At the different yards q. a 6sEc
per pound, the latter rate for cnoice
SHEEP we're dull and prices were a frac-
ton lower. l2OOU head arrived and soId
at 3a6I2c., and lambs at 5a6l<c., per To- aS
TO condition
HOGS were dull ana weak. 70OO head ar
rived aud sod at the dIfNerena Yards Al
| 6]aaSo., the latter rate for exlra.
PARK DROVE YARD,
FytU-aecOnd and Lancaster aUe, Jan. 18th,
SHEEP-Extra, ITO to I3O 1bs.,-t0l<: goOd
W 10 lU0 ibs., ~ to 9; fair, Sc 20 4
bs., ,5ss to 55S: good lamba, 61< 70 T.: me
DUN lambs, 5L TO 9; Calves, q to 7Ix
Arrivals 55O0 head.
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,IHE WATTS TEIEppoNr T.

lHE WATTS TELEPHoNE.-Thsw won.
l. ders Of simple instrument thar viii
yet make noise In the world, busina.s
men wanting their offices conneoted vii
remote parts ci their works viii do waii
70 call ON N. r. Hayden, corner Hixih
for tile State of Delaware, Where y usy
IL now In operation for trial he refar. s,r
worK done. References: Geo. w. Bnsh
Son The Harlan Hollingsworth Co .
Jos. bancroft Sons; J. J. GsIlagnsf 4
bros. and Others, deoi- -dIno,
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THIRD EDITION
Hadl cations ger rs-Day.

Northwest 10 northeast winds, paril,
clondy weather, rising barometer and
slight changes in temperature, followed
during the night BY threatening weather
and areas OF snow.
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The Great
Bargain Room
at OAK HALL.

There never was any.
where before, so far as We
know, such a sale Of clothing
as is now going on at 0a
HALL, taking up the wh04
ground floor. A hundrd
thousand dollars worth
good clothing, nearly all
it new and fashionable, aid
it well made and of god
materials without exceptp|
(for we make no other /
being sold at prices whid
bring loss instead of gain.
Clearing sales occur atth
close of every season; bd
they commonly are sales
broken assortments and od|
garments, and of small quah|
titles.
Here toward the end Il
our most successful seasCt|
we are clearing out what
ever, for any cause, ha|
shown signs of being SLOW
Thousands of whole suir|
and overcoats and odd gar|
ments as well.
Now the sole reason iof|
selling this mass of VALUABLE
clothing, without even an at,
tempt at profit, is that STATED
above, which may be putinp
different words, thus: Ioga
our stock into the most at
tractive condition, wltho7
regard to immediate prohi
And SO, while this sales
going on, the choicest, mos q
approved, most successiul
clothing we have is up stalfs
The prices there are not fs
duced at all. This sale WI
hurt that while it lasts, Dc
cause the clothing in us !,
bargain room is extremeg
good. For this reason Hs ss
want it short; and to maA'
it short, the prices are low :,
Bring back promptly aN"
yoa don't sOant at the b,7M
You can order by letgl,
or buy here, according n" "
your own convenience. ~ ~
receipt of a letter from you
will send the means OF Tan
ing your own measure. lhei
you can tell us what 70,
want near enough so l,;t. u;t
we can take the risk OF sun
ing you.
~w~ - - ,,tN
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VESSEL LIBELED.

U. 3. Marshal NJ en- ullen visit ted LIE ives
TINS week and libeled q schooner be-
longing TO Capt. Lnbksr for wages due
seamen employed by him.
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The amount OF money r,

THE amount OF money reouis
for the payment Of arrearages \
pensions only amounts 10 the spa
sum OF 1921 ,000, 900. II its k,s,
on in this way the amount need
will exceed that of the natiol
debt. 1t is estimated that at l.ar
one tenth Of the amount Is paid !
fraudulent claims. The latter h
very eonsoling fact to the tsYn
ers, and brings out in strong reii
the peculiar beauties Of Republia
administration.-N. 7. Star.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-31

For diarrhpa, dysentery. bloody-hux, +,
cramps In stomach, and collc, whether
affecting adults, children, or infants, DR..
Plerce's Compound Extract of Smart.
Weed Is sovereign remedy. IL is
compounded from the best Brandy. ia
maioa ginger, smart.weed, or water
pepper, anody no, soothing -and healing
gums. For colds, rheumatism, u, ur a..
g,c affections and to break up fevers
and infiammatory attacks it.isinvaluabls
and should he kept in every household.
Fifty cents by druggists.
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THE ASSESSMENTs

The County Assessors have , Al
time to-day, sitting at the City H,1,
correct their assessments. uplO n'
only two persons had applied to N
SCISSOR Saville TO be put upon the M
and less than ten tn Assessor Hugh
The daily gazette., 1881-01-31

Lie is full OF sorrow aud dIsappoint-
meutA, but the most sAuguine hopes OF All
those who Try Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup
Price 70 cents.
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heward,.We will pay n reward OF one
,,hS ,t,hSnsand dollars for any certificate pub
syrup moi found genuine. -Vegeler New.
or Co., Baltimore, october 1, 1877.
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he vo umes OF the BAZAR begin with
tns hrss humber for January of each
) ear. When no time is meiitioned IN
wlli Dc Understood that the subscriber
wishes ~ commence with The numhsr
next alter the receipt o1 order.
The last eleven annual yolumes "A,
HAHPER's BAZAAR. IL neat cIulh hinJ-
ing, Will Do seut by mail, postage pain' or
by express, free expense (proviced The
freight does not exceed one dollar peT
voIuine), for 81 ~ each. Po-
Cloth cases for each yolume emit
able FOR binding will be sent by mali.
ostpaid ON receipt of 4l.UO each,
HemitLances should be made by poat-
chance of loss,
Nelspdpefs are not to copy Lats ddverttss-
nsert tOttsoua the express order OF HARPrp
a BRoTHERs
Address HARPER q BROTHERS..
JShAi' New York.
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Financial ana Csmmereial.

WELLINGTON, DEL, Jan. ~, 1881.
Latest Stock quotations furnished by
Heald q Co.. b. E. corner Seventh and
Market streets, Wilmington Del. at Il
n. 70 day:
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. EGIsTER,s ORDER.
REGISTERS OFFICE,

New Castle county, July 3Uth, 1890
Upon the application OF Lewis T.. Ella
son, Executor OF Joshua X. TWeeoiy ia1e
OF New Castle Hundred, In said coun-
ty deceased 1T Is ordered and irected by IN.
Register that the Executor aforeaaij
give notice of the granting of letters
TestamenLary upon the estate of the
deceased, with the date of granting there
of, by causing adv dverLisements u, be most
eli within forty days from the date OF such
letters, in six of the most public places m
the county OF New Castle, reauir,ng Ali
persons having demands against the es-
tate to present the same or abide by an
act of Assembly In such case made and
provided. And also cause the same to he
inserted within the same period In the
WlLMlNGToN GAZETTE, "A newspaperpub-
iished in Wilmington, and to be contln-
ued therein three weeks, (e o d..
49,, Given under the hand and seal
l.. =. of office of the Register aforesaid.
t-~~~' at New Castle, In New Castle
county, aforesaid, the day and year above
written. 8. q. BIGGS. Register.
NOTICE
All persons having claims against the
estate of the deceased must present the
same duly attested TO the Executor.
on or before July Both, 1881, or abide lie
act OF Assembly In such case made and
provided. LEWIS E ELIASON
Executor.
Address New Castle, Del.
aug3 3weod
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''Ohi why should the spirit OF mortal
be proud ?" We give 1t up-but when we
see man driving n proud spirited"
team, we uuhesitatingly remark-ihat
man uses NJ. b. Roberts Horse Powders
p cents al all drug stores. ianl5-Lm
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LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDS

National Bank of Delaware. En
First National BAnk ia
Union National Bank nk.................. Is
NaticGal Bank OF VII. A Brandywins IS
r3rmerB' Bank. ...................,.., 55l<
Wilmington Goal Gas CD.. .IUU
Delaware X. X. Co...... ..,.............. 29i<
Delaware Western Il. n. Co. o...... ~
Phila.. VII. a Baltimore X. Il. Coz, ~
Wilmington d Northern X. X. Co. 49,. HlS
Wilmington Passenger II. ". Co...
Delaware Fire Ins. Co.. .,.............,. "a
Masonic Hall Co........ ...........,,.. s
Delaware State. .................IUS
Wilmington City 6's.... ............ lilo
Wilmington City 5's.... ...........,,..,lO7
Masonic Hall 90, LIST mortgage. ..,,,lUO
Wilmington Passenger K. W., lst
mOEL&A&e..' ss..s....s4s..s........,. .lOl
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1851.
HARPER'S BAZAR,
KLLUJST ATRn

This popular periodical is pre-emInent-
~ Jouin for the household.
Every number furnishes The latest In
formation ia regard To fashions In dress
aud ornament, the newest and most an
proved patterns, with descriptive artic,es
derived from authentic and original
sources; while iIs Stories, Poems and
give variety " It's columns.
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T O Pm T 8lOIAN 3
AND
CONSUMERS OF
GOD LIVER OIL.

hnOWIhB from eXpaFleneo Ihe uihaalfe.
iaction 80 often attending the dinpensins
Of many OF the EN- ulsions In the marEal |
would call your attention 20 sotae OF ths
features Of the emulsion which have ore.
pared and dispensed for years win Nm.
varying satisfaction. The Oil uaod ia ~ =
lnest Norwegian and the most sorunu.
lous care IN exercised In the choice on An
material and in every detail OF ila MANI.
aSeuLe. ny careful manipulation this
:mulsiO. ID made with the smaIIeat no..
'lbie amount OF gum, and by the Very mI.
lute dlVlsisa OF the Oil globuios 10 render.
ed very nuld and psriecsly paIatable.-
OF I IL and grains OF HS pophosnhitS .,i
line. samples will be gladly firnished
20 Physicians who may desire then1 -
Pui p IN pint bottles, price 81. Manu-
taceureh ana seid Wholesale and retail by
W. II. WILLIAMS,
DRuaoIeR.
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+. ID. CURTIS, the well-known blooded
stock raiser of Charlton, Saratoga Co ,
N. Y says: 81 consider the Liebfg Co. o
Arnicated Extract OF Witch Hazel Very
valuable lintmenL and medicine. Every
faI mer ought To have IL on hand "A handy
farmers need, snd II they had n ON hand
when required. much suffering would be
saved, and no doubt many valuable ami
mals. With cattle 1t cures blain, quarter
foul foot rheu mslism, ,garget, hide bound,
gals, horn ali, swelling. &c. With 9 ,eep
IL cures, aphtae, diseases OF .he feet, red
water, rot, shaking. &e. With swine IL
cures, anthrax, rheumatism, rot, red
eruption, hog cholera, sore feet. Beware
OF worthless imi mitttions, Sold In So cents
and dollar sizes reduced rates by the
half gallon or gallon. Depot 80 Maiden
Lane, New YORK. Circulars mailed free.
lan26- 3tdGwIt
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HARPER's PERIODICALS.

hARPEk's BAZAAR. one year. "a 90
II AhIEk S MAGAZINE, one \ ear. an,
HAkPER's WEEKLY, one year. 90
The three above publications, one
Joi ''.. '..''....'s......... ........... 10 10
ANY Two above nam ed, one year. %
HARPERS' YOUNG PEOPLE, one year. 1 nj
PtistdOe Free 10 az subscribers IL, The LEni.
ted &tLes 0r CuHuttu,
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WANAMAKER & Brown
OAK HALL. Market and Sixth. PHuADh
The daily gazette., 1881-01-31
The OaaY n nrkAI

The following were the runng prices in
mark ct this morHing:
Butter, fresh, poR pound .... 8SM 4n
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-20
Finding u Skeleton,

Through Mr.. j. r. Bays, a HERALD 70.
porter learned of the finding under suspi.
ciour circumstances, ofa skeleton in Denton
county few day, since. 1t was on Hickory
creek and was the skeleton of man Of
medium medium height. 1t seems that a. tie.cbon.
per named Ransom was huntinS alone NJ
ereek.when.he discovered a skull a ronSS t tho
tbe ne concluded to look further into
bru al stery, and kicking aside the heap Of
bod, n ne lound.the remaining portion ofthe
brn:L ne limbs were disjointed, and the
f Sr rsa furnished an inadequate concealment
t oi some ones great crime. The body con.
oaLneu nothing but a blue vest Of some
s . texture, and the flesh had almost
Iosseu from the limbs, which were sbrunten
ana 1lSiigured terribly. In one of the .ocLl
ess OF the vest was found rusty pair nf Sc;s.
sors that looked as il they might have been
USED IN elipping coupons or used by some
elerk or dry goods man. This was the only mr..
tiSie upon the person and the only evidenee
~ ~ what the man might have been nj ono
time. Ransom informed some If his no; Oh
o oOdt'Hg friends OF what he had discovered
"au .ney returned to the spot 1t was the
GENERAL opinion that the man had been
murdered and robbed, but when or whore
VI Dy whom, there was not the slightest
conjecture. All the verdict that coilld be
.enuered was that the unknown man had
some 70 his death by some unknown cause
Mo evidence was given save that of Ransom
anu the bones were placed In the gronnd
near where found. "' e'ou"u
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-20
Orange blossoms

Prominent among marriages Of the sea.
son. is that OF Mr.. +, II. Robertson TO Mis-,
Lenora Seegar, which took place AT tho
residence Of DIR. Seegar, the brides a,hsr
last evening. The happy event wo. 90
DRAFTED IN q quiet way, there being onlv ~
intimate friends Of the CONTRACTING nsr, Nv
present 10 witness the ceremonys r.h t,yS
was performed by Rev. j. II CIV" S"r
ry,, OF the First Baptist chnr'h
The ceremony overthe twain recsiys' S' NJ,
cSngralulations Of all present, and arr
this followed the wedding feast vht'h
was superb. The bride was the rec;n;en,
Of number of elegant presents Tn,,
friends; The following are the names ofths
young ladies and gentlemen who were iha N,so
y ". robertson aud Miss Rugenia Grant
Colonel y. A. Williams and Miss Jennis
Gaines, Thomas Hale and Miss Burr. i n
rankin and Miss Thomas q n
Gillespie and Miss Matilda Ross
John W. Saunders and lady, w r Raj
ana Miss Mansfield W. w. Weston ana
MISS Lear, Willie Gaines and Miss Sne
carleton, Ben Williams and Miss WilEe
can. JAW MISS Duil-
me HERALD employees return thanks IN
lhe happy couple for sumptuous renast
and wishes them world of jcy. ''p"'''