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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-24
sDaily except Sunday.
No. Z and q stop nj all stations.
wrsTpourD TRAINS.

r. & o. Palace. Drawing Room snd sleeping
Cars on all night trains
Clos1 connections are made tor AL point
south and Southwest North and North west,
makipg this desirpble route for coloalsu and
persons moving IN the great West, ana 70 whom
particular attention IL oven.
WHEELING, PITTSBURGH AND BALTIMORE
DIvlsIOS.
L>.ya wheeling ..s:S Az. I:p and $40 .. y
No trairs run ON this division on Su udsy.
NIX 10 81 principal points on sale 81 depot
Ofhce open At all hours during The day.
Inform alton 10 the travelling public cheerfuily
dven. w. n CLEMESTs, y. Oft.
r 7. DEvERIEs. General Agent whssains.
decl
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NOCICW.

Y,ORSALE -F.yEUUSDGFD AND THIRTY
five -yst, ~ De- q. 10 tC-tS Ci.arec, rud
a. r,.as5r,.,r vel uUbcrcd and watHrcd.
T,frfy arrlS 80 ave same Ia meadow. Two
dW,liins h.US Ca he Naue, wi;A stables sni
cut hu!ITiugs Tal> tfaCt is .u.ttble t'r d:yid-
INC IN in Nma ler trsyt>. situated on AcElrUy
C-Cek. I'm TYLER ruj.n y. W. Va, within one ana
one half miles Ola good water mill. For further
particulars call On or al sfeSS y. n. SLAIUERS,
Il, 49, r,-t.r r,r,pfv "a fehfSsh
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TO CLEVELAND
Onlv 8 HouR and y Minutesl
TO CHICAGO Only Is Hour,

SteubeaviI;p E.,.U.nMslsLon lcfvCs Bellaire al
i:i'p. ~, k1igp,Eit 300 aud arrives ~ steu
bcnyiilc R'6t1Ps
Leaves st"irVyil'r ~ 1914. ~, Bhfgcpor
At $50 4. n. : arrive e, B,i.suc at 9:O5A.s.
Tickets Ani b.i'gsT" "GSks to all principal
points IN the Fest aud Net ran be procured nj
The ticE.; On .v IN Badge, II. r.. a. FORD,
n0!s G'n"rai PASSENGER a Ticket Agent.
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EDUCATIONAL.
WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY

NINE DEPARTMENTS OF STUDY: TEXT.
~ books furnished at cost: calendar ArrAng'
81 10 suit teachers: expenses for one year from
sl7o 10 500: non-scctarian, liberal. thorough.
Fall term begins September !. isso Attendance
last year from twenty.fo counties Of West VIZ
ginia and frun eight states and Territories.
For Catalogues and other informa nation, apply
TO the President J. 4. THOMPSON, housn.
otwn. West Va jucnh
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MISCELLANEOUS.
u. ID. McFadden

DuIpER, lsiO MARKET ST. lENTRAN!chk
ID three doors above custom hoose a.
classes OF Buildings erected prompuy Snu 49, "a
sSfimates fnrpished on application CareIuI
supervision given 70 buildings Parties Desiring
10 erect new. OF 70 make improvements on ply
sent buildingS, and those needing any w0rN w
- VIZ J. d. NeFADDEN.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST MADE
ID 10 me. the undersigned trustee. by q
W. Kennedy and Margaret Kennedy his wife,
Of ohio county, in deed Of trust book No. Is,
page III, WILL on
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iebl

The above sale has been adjourned unu-
"Wednesday. June Is, 1851. TO take p are then az
the same piece, the said furnace. nale 10 COM
nence At II O'Clock A. n.
spsci GBO. b. CALDWELL, Trustee
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TRUSTEE,S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST MADE
ID to me- tie Undersigned trustee. by & ".
Kennedy AID Margaret Kennedy, his wife, dated
the 5th day OF August. 1873, and recorded in the
Office OF the Clerk of the County curt OF Ohio
county. West Va, in doed Of tru. book No. II,
pa,e IA | Will on
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-24
Gen. G. 7. Beauregard, of ouisiana, and
Gen. JubaI A. Early. Of Virginia.
Capital Prize, SlOO,OOO.

Gen. g. T Beauregard; Of la Commissioners.
Gen. Jubal A. Early, OF Va. 'oni'h'sSione'''
Application for rates 10 clubs should only be
made % the Office Of the Company in New Or
leans. Write for circulars or send orders TO
NJ. A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans. La.
orN. A. Dsuphin at No. 2l2 Broadway, New
York. myilua
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The above ssle has been adjourned until Sat-
uriay, the ID day OF April, 1851, 70 take plsO
thea at the same place, the said furnace.
GEO. b. Caldwell.
febl Trustee.
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OPAGE gALAUToGRAPH ALBUM
10 iltd with Ferns, Birds, Lilies. Scrolls
&c. covers and edge elegantly Coded; also 4
select Quotations. all for l5c postpaid. stamp
taken; agents wsuted- G. ". Dooemsdcs. wu
Haven. q pseowr
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AT,EXANDER BONE, SIR.

NOTARY PUBLIC, GENERAL Business
~ and Real Estate Agent,
Loans negotiated. Stocks bought and 500
Merchants and Manufacturer Books opened,
examined and elOSea Estates settled, Notes,
Boob Accounts and Rents Collected. Houses
Rentsd and Leased. Collections promptly re-
mftted. Advances made. All bushes eotres-
pondenee confdentially attended 70. send for
circular and Refercnces ISIS Market StreeS
Cusngle's Block, over Citv Bank. Wheeling, w.
Va lanSl
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BALTIMORE & OHIO r. r. co.

on sni aEer Dec. 2, IssD, Passenger Trains
will ran o. fplluws-WnCeling time:
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SACR AM ENTO,
BENTON,
GsAYS SPECIFIC MEDICINE.

{ Tho freat
English Rene
dy. AnuHiail
ing cure foe
Stiriusl Weak
uCsS S2erma-
ttrfhrB, limo
tency, and all
Diseases that
follow as q ~ Z
uiirucc OF self
Af.f.... astDS 1
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

Part cash. Inquire Of J. Chambers
james l.. Hawley, Wheeling. W. Va.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-01

Tine whole trouble about the finan-
ces of the city is that the party in pow
er tries to make political capital by
keeping the tax rate below the figure
which win meet the city's expenses;
the result is tnat the appropriations
for the year are spent before the year
expires and money has to be borrow
ed for expenses not reckoned in the
calculations. This is poor capital for
the city, and it is poor political capi-
tal.-Nesss.
The greater trouble is that people
who have not the slightest conception
OF the financial affairs of the city are
constantly suggesting impossible rem
edies. We do not remember a year
when the tax rate laid was not suffi-
cient to meet the appropriations for
the year then current. The trouble is
not that the appropriations are ex.
pended before the year is out, but
that new appropriations are made six
months before tho revenues to meet
them are available. The apprepria-
tions are made in January, the tax
rate is fixed and the taxes collected in
July-leaving financial hiatus that
always will be difficult to bridge over
as long as il exists. The remedy is
to make the appropriations at the
same time the tax rate is fixed to
meet them; then there will be plain
sailing, and only by gross stupidity |
would Council fail to raise sufficient
revenue to run the city for a year
without resorting to borrowing, as it |
would be apparent at glance to every
reader if the amount levied was insult
hcient to meet the amount appropria-
ted,
The daily gazette., 1881-02-01

FRANCE, the great financial wonder,
is about to settle down on a silver
standard or one of gold and silver,
and urge as many nations of the world
to join her as she can. She will not
have much difficulty in finding plenty of
company. England is the only nation
that now attempts to maintain a sin
gle gold standard and unless she has
fewer difficulties with her colonies and
has more peace at home, she too will
soon find that her hoard of gold has
decreased until silver will become ne.
eessary to her circulation.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-01


NoTlCE.-In conformity To an acI :
~ Lhe General Assembly OF lhe STATE
VI DeiaWhre, entitled IAN act for the re-
noFhl OF the seat of Justice of 40 80
,S io ooun.y from the city OF New Castle 10
NJ 49,. ..y ~ oi " llml glon," passed al Doy,.r
saaIch sa ~, 1879. and To ii supplement fh.r...
eo passed at bower January 18th. Isl.
,.a ~ ~ directed by the BuIlding Commit.
,ns a, ..rs.',osy sne levy Court having In charge
ans ...s, e,tectioh ioh OF the county buildings srs,s
i'n Niasu lor IN said act, that public notles, he
h hnd Tue same is hereby given tGaI tbe
LOOKS, papers, records and other pronerIv
Deionklng 10 the county ofiisefs II It,, 'S
Souhay ss, ana enumerated in the third sere
s'1ii, saon y, 1he act aiuresi Id, have been re-
uoVeu rom the city of New Castle 10 III.
Court House building erected and MN, I'm =,
.se ,he elly OF Wilmington. And IL il mr. r.
lner dlfeeted by the Building t,omut. .1..a
aforesaid that this notice be 1ubIish..d '1e ~
Al me public newspapers puDllsi,,,,i H., -,
she county. fohea IA
signed, ALBERT SITvEp
e-Lalrman OF Building Com1niitaa
Attest. VIM. l.. MIER, Secretary
The daily gazette., 1881-02-01
THE OTHER FELLOWS SIN.

How easy it is to see the sins of
other people. Even a child can do
that. A Boston Sunday school SUI
perintendent tells of an experience of
his in support of this truth. On Sum
day he found in his school class of
urchins recently gathered In from the
streets without teacher for the day,
so he took them in hard. He came
right down to first principles and
talked of sin and salvation. OAe of
his pointed questions was, SIS there
any sinner in this class?" Instantly
the answer came from one of the
brightest boys, who pointed to another
boy at the end OF the seat and said:
eyes, that feller down there" That
boy was more outspoken than he
would have been if he had been long
er in the school, but his mode of judg-
ing was much like that of those long
under Christian training. There is
no sorrow like our sorrow, and no sin
like-that feller's down there.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-01

NJ OTAdL.-P Persons WHO. were drafted in
AN Ine state OF Delaware for The Unile,,
states IN mllIlaryserylce In Nay. June an
suiy, 1901. and paid com mutation lees
were ater wards again drafted 10 ls6s .,lnd
were required 20 procure a substitute "a,
snleI lle military service under tile latter
arAIL VIII End II 10 their ad v antaKe 10 cofne
Muhicatst ellher personally or by lelleI
with The undersIRned, who mas hee, s,S
.Aorized by the state Leg lsiature TO colieet
rom me Secretary OF War, The CON mnIt,s
hon money paid by such persons. M.
% ascseesIy "a OF war having been directed by
" oi Sonkress 70 refund the commn,a
on paid on such oases, q n u l.a ~
Dover Del. July 10. iS7p.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-01

One OF the largest planters in South
western Georgia, experiencing year after
year the difficulty of retain hands
upon his plantation, recently hit upon a
scheme that will no doubt arrest the
trouble in the future. He has purchased
an orguinette for the use OF his hands
With this on his plantation he.proposes,
with other inducements TO keep hands
with him when others are offering dol
lar q day and chromos
The daily gazette., 1881-02-01

Office Is hereby given that the an
~ DUAL meeting ol tie Stockholders OF
IL no Lmllston Navigation Cumpany,t
~ Mnminston. Delaware, on Ihu sday. Inc
sai,o tniiu day oi February. 1851. between the
noufh oi land o.clock q. M, ior the pur-
pose Vi elecllhg three directors 70 serve
deccU-wLe. ..-t1t,,
The daily gazette., 1881-02-01
4 OTICE TO wATEn RENTERS.

OFFICE OF THE WATER DEPART
AEsT, MlLAIEGTOH, Del,
december 4, lssO.J
The hihs for 1881 are now ready and
phSAole a. ssie RegtsLrHIin once AZ the =
~, eoTne- o. SL1tn RnG King streets. the
law tequl- o. LIiAL s,i 1ItIs pau on or ne
lore january sIss, lesi ne 41ce % the bill.
lnoAs paid utlIans tlIs .stoIi al oi February
pel Cent. additlo IA. 1hoss pond during
lhe Lno1Ln o. March 40 per Cent adui.
tlo42l, aud k1y amount remaining un-
kaid ATE. nPrI. -, sooI, ne hegislTar Ia
required have Uhe eI.uies Withdraw
anu suit instituted ior LLe recovery OF the
amount uue: and the water will aoL be
let lnlo sucJ pfeuIIses until such arrears
with asseasments and e. for drawing Ter.
rules, are paid.
Once hoars nom 8 a. M. TO d. m.
WILLIAM j. MORROW iit.elklrar
decl.eod Jan ed AZ D. cod,
The daily gazette., 1881-02-01
EDUCATIONAL.
llANCHNGi

hEOPENING OF A. s. WEBSTERsG 4
LECf DANCING ACADEMY,
ThnrSday Evening, Beptember StA,
MASONIC TEMPLE, Wilmington, Del
Ladies and Gentlemen, Misses aud MAJ
ters wishing 10 become proficient 10 Ill
the dances Of the day, and to learn toe
new and more fashionable ones, Will hl
IL 10 their advantage 10 begin with At
opening OF the season.
EVENING CLASSES.
Commencing Thursday, Beptanber va
aehtieinenE class Monday and Ihursdu
evenings from To 10 o'clock.
AFTERNOON GLASSES.
commencing on Saturday. October n
ladies aud Misses and Masters casl
thursdays from 10 D, and SATURDAYS
from 2.OO 10 4.0o. Private lessons uly.0
at any hour 10 suit convenience.
GLIDE AND RACQUET wALTzEs taught
IN FEW LESSONS,
Special arrangements for Schools and
SeminRries, and Ior private classes Of
laules or gentlemen, can be made by ap.
plying at the Academy. ut Robsilu A
bro. y, No. 7lO Market street. or by mail 10
-, A. y. WEBSTER,
epi4 Masonic Nenpie.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-01

IT will be seen by reference to an
article from late number of the Lon
don Times in another column that the
people feel very grateful to the United
States for the supplies Of food they
have been able to buy of the American
farmers.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-01

ARE You Assessed EVERY Demo-
crat in the county should see that his
name is on the assessment lists. There
is no time TO delay about this matter;
see to it at once.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-01
ID UTTER ON THEpFAcu-

ELY ON THE PEACH,
- 40 every housekeeper and naoo,,
soMer sh cultlvaling IA single tree ar ~ P9aon ssl
dIrsc,i, I'm .nls M valuable work is otierei W n
Iiveness and r preserving health produc.
a.elnedles !.ss against that fell dIaessa e,iaa la
nssa sesaliows.n Book 81, by mali postaSs nrae .ne
P@iu' Information gwen II desired P'e-
tano6nsiv j. RUTrER,
SsT' West Chektnr "a
The daily gazette., 1881-02-01
REAL ESTATE has fallen so much

REAL ESTATE has fallen SO much on
Chestnut street, Philadelphia, that
low rent there is urged as an induce
ment for the brokers and bankers to
remove from Third street, and it is
rumored that several firms contem-
plate this change. Houses that rent
ed for "a, 600 annually are now offered
at $4,000.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-01

In Salisbury woman accidentally
went to church with two bonnets on
her head-one stuck inside the other
and the other women in the congre>
CATION almost died of envy. They
thought it was a new kind OF bonnet.
and too sweet for anything.
A MATTER Of general interest will tbe
found in DR.. Blackburn's prophecy
about cholera. He bases his expectation
upon the prevalence of the epicemic in
huenza that has been so disastrously ef.
tecting both men and horses. The con-
ditions producing this disease are be-
heVeu TO arise from an excess of ozone
In the atmosphere, and when this re-
markable excess Is folio we'd, as IL must
De, In the kno economy of nature, BY
as marked a deficiency in the same COW
sntuent, the atmosphere is In q condi-
ton Tor the appearance of cholera. In
support ef his opinion, DIR. Black burn
cites the existence of the disease In
chicago under the name OF cboIarine.-
he urges, however, his earnest belief
That there IL. a sovereign remedy for the
disease.
oh! why should the spirit OF mortal
pc proud ?E We egive IL up-but when we
see man driving proud spirited"
Team, we unhesitatingly remark-Ihat
man uses NJ. b. Roberts Horse Powders
. cents al all drug stores ianl5-lm
The daily gazette., 1881-02-01
Adele T, Adams
ts.
Alexander IL.
Adams,
TFuhi4.f4 al nj
10 Cllancery,
New Castle County IS.

I u
IN pursuance OF an order ol the Chan
celiof IA the dDuHc csluse. mace IL III.
oeptsmDef ei nj, 1850, all persons naplux
any lien Or liens attcilnA l1e II.IpIrsi -
estate OF Adele 4. Adams, 4 Iexander n
Adams, Janet X. Moore IAafIes i.
ADAMS, Alexander II. ADAMS, lruslee OF
Trustee Of Harriet Il. Andrews tnn u..ry
A. Adams, or ellneI ol them, l1i inc laIItis
anu premises " whlcn hAld cause iell,tes
are hereby nstlfied 70 Illr "a petition All.
ting lortn the nature ana amount ol the
same Ia The Office ol .he Register ia Cham
cery Tor New Castle Co., zen uayh before M.
thlfd Monday In February A, u, 1881. and
appeaf and prove SAID lIcn or ilens al IhY
ensuing Term OF Tue Count before Ia q
the term.
49, WALTER CUMMINs, Trustee.
Wilmington. bel, January ), 1851,
ianS oodLIeD2l IS5O
The daily gazette., 1881-02-01
Eshila
JOHN wANAMAkER,

To-day you can have your
choice out of more than . thousand
ladies' cloaks at a 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 . few left; black silk
and various. The prices are final,
lew enough,
Southeast corner OF the building.
To-day you can have your
choice o ut of an unknown number
of girls coats, ulsters and dresses of
all sizes, materials and styles at
prices below all reason, prices made
to clear the whole stock, final prices.
We don't want to keep them; but
shall have to, if not sold now.
Southwest corner Of the building.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-01

When We advertise IN article
as being g great bargain, it
must be lower than the lswsst
market price, and If persons
who are attracted By the ad-
vertissmsnt. did not fad tho
goods ~ sdvsrtised, We would
not expect . sseead visit from
thsm. The articles ve wish 10
call sspesisl attsatien 70 are
Table Linens, Napkins and
Towels. There are many bar
gains in our Inca department.
but We will mention one lot Of
German Napkins, German
linens are flashed without dress
ing) full 4 in siss as 9l 90 per
dozen, actually vortA Sl.7S.
One lot Of Damask Towels, 40
and 40. at 2S esats, would be
cheap at 81 ssat. We ere
showing the most complete
line Of Blsaehsd and Un-
blsached Table Danasks, Tur-
key Red BY the yard on pattern
with napkins 70 match. Fanoy
bordered table cloths with nap
kins TO match. White table
cloths with napkins 70 match.
Napkins and Towels in great
variety al the very lewsss poe
sible prices.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-01

kOk RENT.--A desirable hotel stand
n IN Odessa, pel., house conLal sthf.
Ieen rooms, ana Is eligiblY situated Ua ths
main stree. A large piece oi ,ro4nl A.
tached. For terms apply 10
Mis-. y. h. NEWMAN,
Jah<o-"St' Olessa, Del.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-01

LAhshsr RETAIL STOCK OF HosIkRY A.n
Underwear in America. Cook a 4aor,,.-,
Nos ~. oi and 6s NORTH EIauru sYn,.r,
sAIIADkLPHIA. All orders win haye
"'sontions IAn2Q- WI y3pnr.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-01
A DMINlsTRAToR'S SALE
or
PerAoual Prop. rty.

or
PersouaI Prop. rty.
The undersigned viii sell at public sale.
on the farm OF ). Y. " ilsou, dsceas. s.d
nall mile north of Newark, ON
THURSDAY, the lOth day OF Feb, 1881
At II o'clock "A. M.
The following personal property. viz. "a
head OF cattle consisting or "
90 90 lhlleh cows ! Fat COW. bulls q FFTH
IT, yeafil * ana Two year old N4M
heliaTs, among winch are Romf-UH
superior putnam and AlderIit-4 -
~ nofses, colts, lU lar t'tAt nn.s
NN Berk hire boar. Is head ar fins
M lshoals, ~ chickens, turkeys
49, ducka aud geese =
fafmlng imp eIuenls conslstiog of >
champion mowers, ! gram drill. I corn
nIlll, ueal ~ NV, root cutter, gram t.,,
nay wagon, farm wagon, h9rsr ear
!, m eiphffoW, Iol r, ploWs, harToYs chi
ilHAtDrs and other aTtleies. BHfrt MN.
consisting oI buckets, pans, cr,.,tn c.,'s
hufhs, &C. bpp bushels of corn Nv III,
buhhel, oats by tins busnel. hay by IN fni,
corn Todd oy the bundle, vinegar IN ~,
sail.on, .la, = inter Il In 70 acres OF wheat.
Terms cissh. ia Is IIOSNINyER
alministratol Of
Samuel \. Wilson. decd
n Aiso. on the iotlowlng day, FRIDAY
feoIuaFy ii. lool, AT l o'ciock D. m ~
- tssWnlk depot, the following fersunAt
ftfoperly VIZ B99o feel hemIsck lumb !.
-ooo -5'J - 1ei man siding, 900 pine khiugIes
iot ol boards, posts &c, lot Of blsutuin
9l.,, 'us anu ht9Fe coal lou of phosphate aud
soluble bone, superior FaiIbankfs scale
heW ! superior Howe scale, new
small platform scaie, l family carrlaps
my press, gofEsbeIiefs. l slngIe car.
fiaee large olHuiDus, / set OF Carfia.e
harness. i0i shares Of Casino Machine -
stoek, ana many other articles Terms
casi' ia MEo HOasINGER
administrator OF
-, Samuel Y, Wilson, deed.
- 80 =, ian = ianI &tW&d
The daily gazette., 1881-02-01
John Wama nm n ker.
PHILADELPHIA.
PUBLIC SALES.

DUBLlC SALE
OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
The undersigned about 10 remove from
the Stale on account OF loss OF health
will sell at Public sale, at the auction
room OF Thomas NJ. OgIe, SU7 Market
street, institute building, on THURS
DAY, February 3, lsSl, at 2o'clock, D. II.
2 cominodi0us dwelling, situated No. los
West seventh srteet, Wilmington, Del.
having frontage Ci ~ feet inches uf.
seventh street, running back ~ feet. The
main buiId ng 81 feet deep, with back
building, both three stories nigh, con-
taihing ltToofns, and oath room, not ana
cold water with water closet compte etc
\ good cellar, cement and brick fioor
rms house Is well located for Store or
boarding house, convenient TO market
pos Office, school. churches, &C.
n. B.-PeTsous desiring 10 see the pro-
perry can do so by calling at the house.
AFRO, at the same time and place. wi /
De sold three rooned blick houses with
frame kitch ms back, plastic slate roofs.
aud good cellars. situated an Mars shall
Il rect, running from stroud street 10 Oak
street. in West Wilmington Also "A IoL
on the corner Of Marshall anu stroud
streets, % by 81 feet. Conditions at sale.
SAsiUEL MARSHALL.
Thomas NJ, Ogle. Auctiouear aud iieal
Estate Agent Jan2yit.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-01

Mk. J: II. BATES, NEWSPAPER AWE
in.1 nmiS AGENT, II Park Row, (ISn,es BuiId- :
- ISL EeW ork, ID authorized TO contract
II. IL nuFeftlssments In the DAILY ami
ohLAWAhE GAZETTE at our best rates
The daily gazette., 1881-02-01
BANKING INSTITUTIONS.

EiRsT NATIONAL BANh
Il OF WlLMINGIuS
hkfosiroRY OF THE PUBLIC A0hn
AND
FlNAh LAL AGENTS OF THB UNI
TED STATES,
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Philadelphia, New York and Boston
change furnished 10 regular DePosltoi
without charge,
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INHE ARTIZANS SAVINGS BANh.
500 MARKET STREET,
INCORPORATED JANUARY 2lth, 1901,
open 10 receive deposits dafiy froin ,a,.
M, until L. M, and ON Tuesday ana oAs
uroay evenings from7 TO y o. clock.
sEAI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND,
regularly made In April and October.
. When diyissnds are not withdraw.
lheJ are accounted as deposits. Ihun Pe.ll
hhnent deposits compound their lhtelo'
twice In each year.
MANAGERS.l
Shas. w. Townsend George s. Capeils
Sathanl X. benson, M. L. Liohensleln1a,r 1ar
Henry +. Dure, Eaward Darlington
~ Hastings, job IL. jackson,
Edward Pusey, VIM, ii. swif,
Anthony Higgins. -,
GEO. W. BUSH. Presldsu-
70. >, GAPELLE, Vice President "a,
IssA-E U. 4. TAYLOR Treasure
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EDWARD BELTS, PRESIDENT.
GEO. ID. ARMSTRONG, CASHIER
Paid up Capital, B50O,0ee