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The daily gazette., 1881-01-24
LOCAL TIME TABLE.
.,NsIEAVE WILMINGTON

,,.nrnPHIA.-l.S 2.2S, o.u. Ithl,
FoR RI, =, "a 10 02. i0.SO, q. m; l2b: IAN,
10 sW' -, ai iI 6l7, 100, 9.65. l0.0g, p: m.
Z and Sundays, LOS, 2.Ss, s.lO.a. m; e'oo' o'H'
b, a.55s io%yPi %yPoiRmK.-lS, m 28e.sO 100, Io.o2.
foh i% I2.43. 2.LS. 6lI, p IN. on
!, c,ndays, I.5S. rs =. m, III wp;.a%Isaron- Z; M
.feh fsdI va 1'I5. rs, ,S.35, a. m. lAoo, A.vA,
E3i, ~ 1;V'; N n. m. On Sundays, i16i. z.tV.
y, l.02siTiuoRE. % aim; tBay Line oonnectionl
% roh ~, No SUNDAY trains.
|6 p Wv w. I,AsrLE.-8.O0 80. a. M; l.n
Lo XVI "a n m. No sunday trains, ,
X, ',an p;'i delaware Il. R--e.D q. M; i.oo.
II N m. No sunday trains.
rSop WILMINGTON NoKrh khN ~.
X, a. m; 800, sos p m. NO oun~A'
Feins' nvt.wARE WESTERN r. R.--I.lb
.foa gon m NJ" 40 p. IN. No sunday trails
Il ANS ARRIVE IN WILMINGTON
E,nx PutLApELpHIA.-l243, l.5s. 2os.
4, \ a. gl5 II IN; l2.l5. l2t5, Lea. ZU.
IN it;. A. O,5 10, go, i.OD, ovO. s.N. li.i0 p:
Ca sundays, l.. Is, lbs, I'OS. 1.'z. iV.io
Iaav m; q Nrw y " YoRK.-l.5s, aOs, 7.5a, ". =.
4 :Ig.I5, 1 I.O2, +jO.7.OO p. m. nsu iaIs
Fe,YnM ~ R,AiLTIMoRE.-l.5S, AT, 9.S ~ u
1 nID j2.lI, 2.O5, 6.U7 s.tS, p. m. sun
H. IN. Iii a. IN. 6.07. $50 p. m.
=tsnx WAsHINGroN.-l.53. zlI. q. IN.
IN Ia.sI, 2.C5, 6.U7, 9.5O p. IN. ol Sun-
~. 6U7, 80 p. IN.
eoM NEw CAsTLE.-S.4s. 9.3j, l2iUa. m;
"A Sp D. IN. No sunday trains.
EaSx DELAWARE Il. R.-S.5J, IL m
n, IN. No SUNDAY trains.
Il RON WILMiNGroN q NORTHERN H. n.
a. LIS a. m; o.5 p. IN. No sunday
aims. u,o
I'M. Is, D. IN. No sunday trains.
HAMS FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE
PHILADELPHIA.
RON BROAD STREET AND WAsHIEoToH
|gENUE-7.U5, 7.J, s.tj. j.iU.I,ll.OJ. IL. .+ =. IN;
i 800, 80. 400, 40. 5.lj, 800, SO. sUO,
b, llyJ p. III. On sundays, '.l5 a. IN: /:
as, ll.}l p. IN.
FROM THiRTY-SEooSD ASO MARKET
fREErs.-7.30, li.35 n. IN i9.23, 4.Io. v.
l.UO IA. III. On sundays, ~, q n
Mora black figures represent the
lmlted Express" on which AN e1trs
Ne Is CHARGED.
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POLICE CASES.

The following cases were disposed
Of by Mayor Almond this morning:
James Dougherty for being drunk
and using abusive language was re-
Quired to pay &1 and costs.
Fannie johnson, col, for the larcen-
cy of gold pen and pencil holder, ths
property of Mrs. George Bacon, was
required to furnish $500 bail for her
appearance at the next term Of Court.
George Rizsr, for being drunk and
disorderly, e5 and COSTS.
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Amusements.
THE PnRyoRxAscK OF "Lovs.p

THE PbRYORMANCR OF GLOVE"
Miss Mary Anderson appeared In the
Opera HOnse on Saturday evening be-
fore large and fashionable audience
The play was Sheridan Knowles drama
OF Love, or the Countess and 6erf,"
Miss Anderson was cast as the Countess
and faithfully portrayed the character.
Miss Anderson had appeared IN this city
on two previous occasions, presenting
"Ingomai" and "Evadne, ," and IL was the
general opinion among those present on
Saturday night that her presentat on OF
"InRoinar" was the best OF the three
plays presented, ms II afforded her more
scope 10 show her great dramatic power
There Is more passion and feeling In
"Ingomar" than in Love" What
there was was faithfully presented by
Miss Anderson. Mr.. Atkins Lawrence,
as "Huon, the Serf," fully sustained the
high opinion In which be is held in this
city. He Is improving every year, and
III he CONT nues to improve will be ono
Of the leading stock aotors 10 the coun-
Try. The audience seemed highly de-
lighted with the performance and the
applause was liberal. The supper. was
good throrghout.
MAJEsTio CONSOLIDATION.
On Friday evening. Col. T. e. Smell
bakers combination will appear In tile
Opera House. The combination 10
somewhat out of the regular order Of
companies. IL eni braces fifty speciality
artists, among them being Little All
Right, the Japanese wonder, In his
thrilling slide from the dome OF the
theatre TO the stage on q mDRIe wire,
John Till anjhi Royal Marionettes.
The Boston Traveller ssys:-Col. T,
e. Snelbaker's Majestic Consolidation
inauRurated their weeks per !ormance
at the Howard last night, before an au-
dience such rs is rarely seen In Boston.
Every scat down stairs was taken. The
second tier was nlled 10 its utmost Ca
pacity with people sitting and standing,
and the nppermost gallery was Utterly
j,mmed. The show was strictly first
class, and richly deserves the enthusias.
tic reception accorded t. it, as the troupe
Is the finest ever brought together In
this country. The variety and originai.
ity of the performance Is as noticeable
as as its general excellence, and Is worthy
Of the continued patronage Ii Is sure ~
receive.
Owing to the programme being Of
such great length the performance will
positively commence att 80 o'clock.
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SECOND EDITION
A BROKEN AXLE.
HOW FIVE LIVES WE'RE LOST ON A NEW
YoRK RAILROAD.

ELMRA, N. Y, Jan. 23.-Erie train
No. IL LETT Elmirs, last night at ii o.
clock, for New York, having started
from Buffalo. The train consisted of
one postal car, one express, two baggage
cars and nine passenger coaches, most
Of the latter Pullman sleepers. When
Eve miles west OF Oswego, TIoga conn
", and twenty-five miles east Of Elmira,
near village in the vicinity of Tioga
Centre, one Of the driving wheel axles
Of the locomotive broke close up to the
wheel, and the entire train was thrown
of the track. 1t was going at the rate
Of about thirty-five miles an hour and
the accident occurred where there was
ne embankment. The engine kept It's
upright position, the engineer applying
the air brakes a. soon as he felt the
shock. The cars were stopped very
quickly and the forward ones turned
over and over two or three times, some
goiEg on one side Of the track and some
ON the other. The engineer and fire.
man escaped unhurt. The postal car
contained four clerks. IL almost in
stantly took fire and burned with great
rapidity. The oil lamps used probably
exploded and added fuel 10 the fire from
the stoves. Every man In this car, four
In all, was roasted TO crisp. Henry
G. Brewer Of Elmira, the messenger,
was In the express car.
Efforts were ut once made TO relieve
him by breaking hole in o side door.
He managed to get bis head through this
hole but the doomed mans legs were
fastened inside by the piled-up mas If
express matter. The train men made
every effort TO pull him out, but the
flames drove them away. 1t was noticed
that his hair and whiskers had been
burned OF. He put his hand up to his
eyes, and, receding, disappeared In the
flames. Five men in all were burned to
death. None of the passengers were in
Jured and all were forwarded to their
destinations. A baggageman was bruised
somewhat In the shoulders. Harvey
Lamb was conductor Of the train. The
postal-car victims must have perished
very quickly, as no sound came fro ID
the wreck to denote their presence. The
names ofths dead are:
Joseph Reedinger, Mail Agent,
Henry +. Brewer, Express Agent, of
Elmira.
Seybalt, Mail Agent, Of Mount Hope.
1ngraham, Mail Agent, Of Binghamton.
Fox, Mail Weigher, OF New York.
The remains we're taken to Owego,
where an inquest WAS held this fore
noon. The bodies have all been identIfi-
ed.
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TIE obelisk was successfully swung
into position at Now York, ON Satur-
day at noon,in tha presence Of 10000
people, including Secretary Evarts,
Secretary Goff, Mayor Grace and the
editor OF the World. There were NO
formal ceremonies attending the COM
pletion Of the work. Nothing nov
remains TO be done to the monolith
but to put the crabs under the shaft,
which can be accomplished in q few
days. or course 1t will hereafter CON
stitute one Of the most interesting curl
osities of Central Park.
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Local Lanes.

City Council meets in adjourned
session this evening.
A regular meeting of the Board
of Education will be held this even
ing.
The steamer Frederick de Barry
left this pc rt this morning for Jack
sonville, Florida.
The two dog catchers went on
duty this morning.
The ice on the lower dam of the
Brandywine has broken, and is float
ing down the stream as far as the
-four mills where there is quite q
jam.
Rev. G. W.Miller of Grace church,
preached on eternal punishment
last evening.
The annual meeting of st. Mary's
T. A. B. Society will be held on
Thursday next.
James Hassinger has taken out
letters Of administration upon the
estate OF Samuel Y. Wilson, late of
White Clay Creek Hundred.
The Weccacoe Fire Company
will accept the thanks ofa GAZETTE
reporter for one of their beautiful
programmes.
Christian Clavey delivered bis
lecture on the French Revolution
in the German Hall last evening.
The Irish Land League of this
city met yesterday afternoon.
Fifty boxes OF Twist Just racei we'd II
the great Tobacco Mari, ,4th and Shipley,
Shish we are retailing at 50 cents por
pound. Largest stock IN the State
Lowest prices IN the country.
leo loft A. A. CHAPMAN, Prop'r.
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ALARGE BALL.

The Brady Senate Of New Castle gave
a ball on Friday evening last in the New
Opera House which was the largest and
most successful ever. given in that city.
The grand march started at $50 O'Clock
being, led by Master Of. Ceremony,
James J. Tone and lady followed by
ninety seven couples. The festivities
continued until late hour and all the
participants departed well satisfied with
the enjoyment Of the evening. The
music was furnished by Prof. 81. Albert
of this city, and it was generally con-
ceded to be the best that was ever per-
formed in New Castle. The receipts Of
the ball amounted to $141.s0 and the
expenses, $1s2.24.
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A TRUMPED UP CHARGE.

On Wednesday afternoon last, officer
Richardson Of the Second District, was
given private before the Mayor on the
charge Of having offered indignities to q
step daughter Of John Glenn.
The charge was piece OF spite work,
aud resulted from the following eircum-
Stances: Glen keeps Q low grocery on
Front street near French, and 1t appears
that he was selling Without license.
Becoming possessed Of this knowledge,
officer kichardson entered complaint
against Glenn, and he was given q hear
log before the Mayor and held in S400
bail 70 answer at Court. At the trial the
name Of Thomas Hines was called but
he did not answer, and the Mayor at
oncs issued forthwith warrant, and
placed it In the hands OF Oficer Richard
son. The ofacer visited the saloon and
there found the witness and placed HIN
un or arrest.
While in the saloon making the ar
rest, Mary Row, the stepdaughter,
charges the officer with making her an
indecent proposal and kissing her. At
the hearing the Mayor dismissed the
charge, but required the officer (under
his rules) to pay $40 and costs for be-
ing in the saloon longer than was ne
cessary TO make the arrest.
After the hearing Mrs. Row and her
husband declared they were not salts
fed with the Mayors decision and
openly boasted that they would have
the officer removed. Accordingly they
prepared the same charge against the
officer before Esquire Vandegrift. The
hearing took place on Saturday morn.
ing, and the officer producing a tram
script from the Mayors docket, the
Justice dismissed the case. The OFF,
Ger denies the charge and says it was
entered out of revenge for his inform
ing upon Glenn.
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A usnFuL TEsTIMoNIAL.

H.F. Carroll, formerly Of Lancaster,
but who has been engaged 10 learning
the morocco business with Chas. K. Fritz
& Company, has resigned his business
having decided to enter college and stu
dy for the priesthood. He will enter
Mt. st. Mary's College, Emmittsburg,
MARYLAND, In q few days for that purpose.
On Friday afternoon the employees toge-
ther with Mr.. Fritz, presented Mr.. Car
roll with q gentleman's outfit and .
tine pocket book. The gift 10 very high
ly priced by the recipient.
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Special Services at st. Paur,s.

Special services were held during all
of yesterday at st. Paul's NJ. Z.
Church by Rev. T. J. Prettyman, OF
Stockton, Md. His morning sermon
was on "TAe objectionable Sin." In
the afternoon the usual Sunday school
services were varied by special relig-
ious exercises, with addresses by Mr..
Prettyman, Superintendent Pyle and
others. AS result thirteen scholars
advanced to the psnitential altar and
three professed conversion.
Special services were held In the
evening under Mr.. Prettyman's direc-
ton, and six conversions we're the re-
suit. The extra meetings will be con-
tinued this week.
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THE Radical Office holders, 1t ap-
pears from the statements OF their
own party members have been robbing
Philadelphia to the tone of over
thousand dollars Q day for years.
Perhaps this is the way the Radical
election fand has been kept there. A
part Of 1t might have been sent here
last fall, who knows7 A large sum, 1t
10 said, came from some source.
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A 81, 900, 900 as a New Year
Donation.

The New Year opens brightly in a busi-
ness outlook (takIng reports from all
points into nsideraIionl, and IL suggests
10 The reader many reasons for thanks
giying-none greater at this time than
the return Of general prosperity TO The
southern Btates-and IL causes every one
TO recOllect that the existence OF that
great monument OF pnilanthrophy, The
CHARITY HOSPITAL, of New Orleans, was
due 70 the el ,UOO,OOO secured BY the wise
action of the authorities OF Louisiana,
from the bonus paid by the Louisiana
State Lottery. The affairs OF the lottery
will be explained by writing TO M. A.
Dauphin, No. $40 Broadway. New \ FORK
City, N. Y or 70 the same person at New
Orleans, La. janle-6t.
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A SHOWER OF BLOOD In YIR-
GINA.

A remarkable story is teld at Bristol,
Va, BY James NJ. Quedex, from Nick
elsonville, corroborated by the mayor
and other prominent citizens of that
place, to the effect that on Thursday
last cloud passed over the farm of DR..
Abram Say Ter, from which descended .
ine shower, apparently of blood. The
shower came down In slow and nne
driszle, plainly covering the objects on
the field and the clothes Of those who
stood under the cloud. The supersti-
tious part Of the population are greatly
excited.
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NJOTICE.-A meeting of the Trustees OF
~ the poor of New Castle County will
be held at the Aims House, on Wednes-
day, January 26th, at 10 o'clock a. m. Ali
persons having bills Will present them by
that day.
The supply committee will meet at the
Aims House on Saturday, January 18th,
at IL o'clock q. M, when proposals will
with bread, meats and tobacco for the
next three months.
J. WILKINS CoOCH, s
jan2O q, n, ,25<w. Secretary,
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BEING VACCINATED.

The presence of smallpox in Will
mington has had effect of stirring
people generally up to the yaccinat-
tug point. All the doctors are
more or less busy at this work,
while the city vaccine physicians
have all in this line they can attend
10. Yesterday afternoon eight per-
sons were in DIR. Ogle's office, at
one time, waiting to be vaccinated.
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LAND LEAGUE MEETING.

A large and enthusiastic meeting of
the Irish Land League Of this city, was
held in their room, Third and Market
streets, yesterday afternoon. The reg
ular order of business was transacted;
q committee was appointed for the
purpose of collecting funds for the
Parnell agitation. Another meeting
will be held on Sunday afterno, n
next.
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PROTECTION FOR PASSENGERS

81. f. Kenney, superintendent of
the p, ". & b. r. r., has caused to
be issued circulars, cautioning pas
sengers purchasing daily or weekly
papers on the trains not to pay moro
than the printed price. The agents
are forbidden to charge anything ex-
ira.
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"Ohi why should the spirit OF mortal
be proud ?" We give 1t up-but when we
see man driving q "proud spiritedp
team, we uuhesitatingIy remark-that
man uses NJ. B. Robert 3 Horse Powders
% cents at all drug stores. ianl5-Im
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MARRIED.

MILLs-RAUdHEY. the 2lst inst.
by Rev. W. @. Robinson, 6l6 Welsh
street. Chester, Pa. William ]. Aillh TO
Catharine Hanghey.
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Che SaiIy @asstte.
eHTERED AT WILMINGTON PosT-OFFICE
As sEO0ND-CLAss MATfER.

WILLIAM II. HAZARD, . wealthy
contractor Of New York, will not pro-
badly push another woman out Of his
house for some time, as jury In Brook.
iyn has just given to Mrs. Deputy, whom
he thus mallreated, verdict for sl3, 900
damages.
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Meetings Tonight.
M0MnAX.

Friends, Social Lyeaum,
Uniform Di3ision, X. OF p.
Shields Library Association.
MinQua Tribe, No. 8. 1. o. X. n.
Ds,AWAre Lodge, No, I, ]. Q. o.. Z.
Herman Lodge No. I; Q; OF:
WILMINGTON Council, No. 8, o. o. A. NJ
Washington Lodge, No. ., A. o. q. n.
onion EncAmpmsnt No. 7, I. o. o. y.
Star Of Bethlehem Division. [solOredj 3
Wilmington Division. No. /. Uniform
Rank, K. OF p.
Wllmingten and BrAadywins Council,
no Q. U. q. A. NJ
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1880 1a

The assets of the association are e10,-
83l 10, and the liabilities, including
capital stock, $6,oT0 90. The earnings
this year are SOTO 48.
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PERSONAI.

&c. Grubb and Levi G. Bird, Esqs.,
were registered at the Mt. Vernon Ho-
tel, Baltimore, on Saturday evening.
State Senator ]. Wilkins Cooch was
in town this morning.
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PRAYER MEETING.

There will be prayer meeting every
evening during the present week, except
Saturday, al the Second Baptist Church;
preaching also. All are invited.
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DIED.

SMITH.-In Middletown, on Wednesday,
18th inst, Josephine Smith, formerly OF
Salisbury, Nd. In the I'D year Of her
age.
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NoTICE.-Dr. Kline's Great Nerve
Restorer is the marvel Of the age for all
Nerve Diseases. AL fits stopped ffee.--
oct 2O-Iy
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Asa reliable cheap remedy for the vari-
on = !, fYeotions OF the throat and lunRp. we
heartily recommend DIR. Bulls Cough
syrup, Price % cents.
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PA. AP. ASSOCIATION.

The annual meetipE nj the stock
holders OF the Peninsu ular A. d p. As
ISOLATION was held at the ONCE Of tho
Association, in Middletown, Saturday
afternoon. The Secretary presented
the tollo wing report Of the receipts
and expenditures for the year just
closed
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NUTlCE.-In conformity to an act
IN the General Assembly of the State
of Delaware, entitled IAN act for the re-
moval OF the seat OF Justice OF New Cas-
tie county from the city of New Castle to
the city OF Wllmil gton," passed at Dover
March 20, 1879, and To a supplement there
to passed at Dover January 18th, 1881,
IL is directed by the Building Commit
Tee OF the Levy Court having in charge
the erection of the county buildings pro-
vided for in said act, that public notice be
and the same is hereby given that the
books, papers, records and other property
belon 2ing 10 the county officers OF this
county and enumerated In the third Sec
tion OF the act afores Id, have been re-
moved from the city of New Castle to the
Court House building erected and built in
the city of Wilmington. And IL is fur
ther directed by the Building Commiltee
aforesaid thSt this notice be published in
all the public newspapers published In
lhe county.
signed, ALBERT II. SILVER,
Chairman OF Building C0mmit.ee.
Attest, VIM. l.. WIER, Secretary,
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NEW ADvERTlsHs1ENrs.

Nor1CE,
IN OFEIoE OF THE FARMERs
MUTUAL FIRE ms. Co.,
OF THE STATE OF DEL.
JANUARY oath, 1881.
The Treasurer of the Company hereby
gives notice that on and after February
|, 1881, he will pay in CASH, to parties en-
Titled to receive 1t, all balances standing
TO the credit OF members on the books of
the company, on policies that have
lapsed. jan24-eod4w.
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IN WILMINGTON, Jan. "a, 1881
The annual meeting OF the mem bers of
st. Mary's Total Abstinen and Benefl-
oial Society, will be held at their hall, ON
Thursday, Jan nary 9th, at 30 O'Clock p.
M, for the purpose of electing officers To
serve for the ensuing year.
JAMES CAMPBELL,
jan24-4t, Secretary.
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ectlau 80 of,an I'm experiences the dissaf, \.
many Of n the em nms1sIad,iDg ending the dispensing
k.,tnrascsi CAL your attention ~ c se market l
Ared snd y, NE emulsion which i ne o. me
'aryine@ @ ,uIlsspensed for year, vtsS pre-
|nest SssasllsiactiOn. The on nssd tn 4. en: n.
pus care rel IL ~sklsn sId and the most sorn nns ons
esterial and d1ieIclsed IN Used In the oholoe OF All
ketlre. By ea,ey m ,eve5y detail OF It's manu-.
Ibie U. sma rs made with the Smai,aa, tnis
ute diyIInt OF gum, and by the vs,x - ~.
aeh iabiesGdodanad HSid and perfectly paiatsbis bSs.-
I'll and pHphrSl STsina contains 90 Der cent.
lie, samples savs VIII St hypoPhosphits Of
Put ! q hiysleians ~ who may dss,rs .nssnec .nasec
'kctureedi ip pint bottles, Price M snsm nan
iu wholesale and retail hv
W. K. WILLIAM6.
DRuaaI6z,
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fashionable Furniture.
J. \ J. N. HiRNlN.
NO. 40 HING street,
WILMINGTON, Dbl

Sa6 We respectfully INFORM the siti.
hehs ot Wllmingt n and the sur
iouhulng country that we con-
''hue 10 Manufacture aud keep
.rn. liaii large and long established
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VA TANTED.-Ac compositor. Apply at
wv THIS OFFICE.

IN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
L United States, for the District of Della
ware. In the matter of VIM. III. Roberts,
Bankrupt.-In Bankruptcy.
At Wilmington, in said district, on the
2lst day Of January, A. D., 1881.
District OF Delaware, SIS:
Notice is hereby given that q petition
has been filed in said court by William
H. Roberts, of Dover, Kent county, in
said District, duly declared q bankrupt
under the act of Congress, of March z,
1867, Ior a discharge and certificate there
Of from all his debts, al other claims
provable under said act, and that the 4th
day of February, 1881, at IL O'Clock a. m.
is assigned for the hearing o. the same, at
Wilmington Aforesaid, when and where
you may attend and show cause, IL any
you have, why the prayer of the said Pc
ution should not be granted.
s. REDMOND SMITH,
Clerk eff the U. 8. District Court. Della
ware District. Jan22,29.
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FURNITURE
EVERY VARIETY AND STYLE.

anslst'"g snaa,' OF Mahogany, Rosewood and
Mn furniture suitable Tor parlor.
,ns room aud chamber uses.
H' bI , aAsoi tinehl OF Furniture 10 larger
slaa,a.e varied than can be found in
#,an',',v, hha all articles sold al our
&itoi. ai'ou As repTo-
snltiah Blinds Of the most lashionable
'7"s 49, sln., maze to to order and kept Constant
Nn,,.,'',I' "%II' VIC also manufactures and
fo"nI.y rIo Keep a large asserIment o1
~ h"lF' Moss and HuAk Mattresse.
y K j. y. HARMAN.