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The daily gazette., 1881-02-16

NEGRO ELECTION JUDGEs.-An in
eident occurred at one of the election
preci acts in Philadelphia, on Tuesday,
which has been related ID us as true.
and if SO it shows what mere machine
Veter the negro is ia the hands Of tie
politician A Democrat bad resolved 10
vote the Reform ticket for King AID
Hunter. He did go, and MS ueIglb6r.
a Republican, did the same, aud LAD a
negro with him who desired to vote tie
same way. When the negro offered his
vote, the Judges (who were all negroes
refused to receive the vote and Ia.
could get no satisfactory reason for not
taking the ballot. Shortly afterwaru
negro politicians took the negro in
charge and brought him up TO the poll.
and be was permitted 10 vote. TIL,
time his ballot was the Republican
ticket for Stokley for Mayor. When
the judges were Afterwards asked why
they did not allow yAe negto to vote iol
King and Hunter as his white Republi-
can friend desired him to do, they re-
piled no negro should vote that ticket
Such is the farce that negro voting &
made to play, SO far as free sulli sc
concerned. The election Of King ali
Hunter ought TO make radical chang
in the minds of a vast number OF til
people of Philadelphia; for never has
party so used and abused the trusr con
fided TO 1t more than the Radical Ring
sters there have abused the power VII
which they were invested. The irjurr
tax payer cannot shut his eyes to th
fact. 1t has been made 50. plain that
should arouse disnation in ever
onest heart.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-16

This eloquent passage from a sermon
delivered by the Reverend TAlmage yes
terday, describes the condition OF the
novel reader: The clock strikes mid
night A tair form bends over TO.
nance. The eyes hash hrs. The breath
isquick and irregular. Occasionally tue
color dashes.to the cheek and then dies
out. The hands tremble as though a
guardian spirit were trying to shake the
deadly book out OF her grasp. Hot tears
fall. She laughs with a shrill voice that
drops dead at it's own sound. The sweat
ou her brow IL the spray. dashed up from
the River of Death. The clock strikes
4, and the rosy dawn soon bagius to
creep through the lattice upon the pale
form that looks like a detained spectre
of the night. Soon in a mad house she
will mAstake her riuglets for curling SER
pents and thrust her white hands through
the iron bars of the prison aud smite her
head, rubbing IL back and forth as
though to push the scalp from
the skull, shriekiDg my brain. my
brainp"
The daily gazette., 1881-02-16
THE FITZJAMEs-GREFFULHR
nTTARREI

A Paris journal, in referring to the
memorable quarrel between the Duke de
Fitzjames and NJ. Greffulhe, both Of
them superb swordsmen, says the differ
ence of opinion was extremely slight,
but, as usual, public opinion intervened,
and the two gentlemen were compelled
to appoint seconds and consider the af-
fair rs an exceptionally serious one.-
The question at issue was political one,
and had been warmly discussed at the
Jockey Club. An encounter was des
clared inevitable. The Duke, who was
au intimate friend of M. Greffulbe, de-
termined, II posi- BILE, TO prevent any re-
grettable consequence. He had been
out again and again; CO consequently no on ;
could doubt his courage. Whom the
two parties met on the ground the Duke
went up to NJ. Grefulhe and said, 1--WE
are making ourselves most ridiculous;
give me your hand, my dear fellow, anu
let our quarrel drop" "Never," replied
Greffulhe, "ths insult was grave, and
one or the other of us must remain here"
"Is that SOP" rejoined the Dake, with
smile; "well, 80 be 1t. You can remain;I
am Off" He turned bis back and march.
cd Off au opposite direction, but before
he had gone dozen yards Gretfulhe ran
after him and said, "Look here, Robert,
my good fellow you are the IA ost reason.
able. You are quite right; give me your
hand" The two shook hands, and The
champagne breakfast which followed
rsconciisd all parties.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-16

TIE RING DEFEATED. The r.
form ticket has been elected, aud tie
----~i" nsuICaI King defeated IN PAila-
de'phia. This is good sign for future
government. The Ring thought as they
had the aid of fifteen hundred police
men; all The beer aud liquor influence
and the Sunday cigar yendeIs, together
with the negro vote and The goyernmsnl
office holders, they were Comparatively
sure Of carrying the city. This was the
opinion Of very large portion of the
people until late in the day yesterday.
But il proved untrue, and the Ring
with stokley at It's head now goes un-
der. The decision is righteous one;
and no doubt, will result in an exami-
na.ion of the Gas Trust; the exposure
OF the corrupt party that has so long
ruled hi.adelphis and change for the
better.
The vote is given as follows: Samuel
G. King, Dem, 1927; William 5. Gtok-
ley, H., 74,5e9 Van. Nelson West, r.,
s5,6s2; Edward r. Worrell, D., 65, SO;
John Huutsr, r., oo,73j; George q.
Pierre, r., 62,6ls. Klng $ majority, d.,
s,53s; VESTS majority, r., 1852
Hunters majority, r., 26,I2l.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-16
Personal AND POLITICAL

The story that Mr.. Hayes viii 20
abroad a. The end OF his term ID un.
true.
General Garfield viii not 60 to Wash
ingsun until The week OF the iDaugura.
ton.
There is some talk in 81. Louis o
starting a new Republican organ, Will
Mr.. SchurE as Its political editor.
when Senator Sharon made hit
ann arance recently IN Washington the
doorkeepeTs of the Senate did not know
Inn
There is nothing in General Gerfeld'
record against second term. Anti
third-term declarations ars, however
very numerous.
General Sherman, who is sIxty.one
says he enjoys being as old as he is be
cause he feels privileged to kiss all the
| pretty girls.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-16
EDUCATIONAL.

DANciNGI
REOPENiNG OF A. y. WEBST - SE-
LECr DANCING ACADEMY.
Thursday Evening, September 9th.
AT THE
MASONIC TEMPLE, Wilmington, Del.
Ladies' and Gentlemen, Misses and Mas
ters wishing 10 become proficient ia ali
the dances of the say, and To learn ths
new aud more fashionable ones, Will hnd
IL To their advantage to begin with the
opening OF the season.
EVENING CLASSES.
Commencing Thursday. September 9th.
Gentlemen'G class Monday and Thursday
even. ngs from to 10 O'Clock.
AFTIRNOON CLASSES.
Commencing on saturday, october ID
Ladies' aud Misses and Masters class
Thursdays from to 8, and Saturdays.
from 100 TO 400. Private lessons given
at any hour To suit convenience.
GLIDE AND RACQUET wALTzEs TAUGHT
IN A FEW LESSONS.
Special arrangements for Schools and
Semlnarles, and iur private elasaea o.
ladies or gentlemen, can be made by ap-
plying at the Academy. at Robeiin a
Bros, No. 7l0 harKetstreet or by mail ~
A. 5. WEBSTER
epl4s Masonic Aeuple.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-16
DUBLIC SALE.

DUBLIC SALE.
The subscriber intending 10 cult farm
ing VIII sell at Public sale at his resldsnc ce
ON the roal from New Castle TO WllInlng-
ton, on
THURSDAY, Feb. II, 1851,
AT ~ o'clock a. M,
The following 80 bead Of horses, l6 cows
and heifers, one bull, | er-s-a
mAntown carriage, / large truck ~ ~ "A
wagon farm wagons, / cham HN
plon reaper, champion mow-@z&%E4s
er, large feed cutter, double rollrr.
wheat and phosphate drilliI corn marker.
| ,argS circular wood saw, feed boiler.
hay rake, set Of wagon harness, Z set
OF single harness, pI5w gears, DfiuleE
collars, harrows, cultivate - ploW. OK
and log chains, COW chains. hay forks,
grain bags, cornshel or, grain fan. single
and doubte trees, twenty nvo acres ui
wheat IA the ground, / light wagon by
Cooling Brosl
Conditions OF Sale-Eight months credit
Will be given IN the epurchHseTRiylng uoty
With approved endUrser, interest ad
"a and aLder cash.
EUGENE ROGERS.
l.. w. Stdhsm Il Son. Auc.
iebk-4tu&E2t
The daily gazette., 1881-02-16

THE rsilro war continues and pc
titions and remonstrances are pouring,
into the Capitol at an alarming rate.
Wilmington is much Interested in this
matter; more than she was two years
ago when our people took such deeid-
ed measures to secure the removal of
the county sea-. We have no doubt,
however, Of the result.
The bill to divorce Laura G. Drake
and Thomas D. Drake passed the
House yesterday by IA to 4.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-16
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY Is, 1881.
The RreHTs OF MARRIED WOMEN

1HE NIGHTS OF MARRIED w OMEN
IN REAL ESTATE. the sitting of
the Court of Appeals recently Judge
Wales gave an opinion OF the rights Of
married women in real estate under
the Delaware Statutes that becomes a
very important matter. The decision
was concurred in and it is therefore
the opinion of the Court and law in
such cases. The full text of the deci-
sion will be found elsewhere in the
GAZETTE.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-16

TIE Funding Bill is now before the
Sensie Of tie Uniled State. Mr.. Bay.
ardy,Eho has charge Of it as the char
man Cre%6s T nance Committee, ad-
dressed that body ysALerday. lie argued
in favor Of several amendments that
have been made TO the bill in The Seu.
ate Committee, which materially changes
Its features as reported from the House.
The Senate Commitlee has made The
rate of interest 81 par cent, and the
bonds 5-20, Instead OF 10. This vii.
ada half per cent. to the rate tAe
House liked upon and give the bonds
twenty years to run iusGea Of ten years.
should tue Senate sustain the amend-
ments made by It's cymmiute, c aud 1t Is
supposed It viii, tue Dia will haze 10 70
back ~ The uouse, which will be com
PEELED TO yield or allow the measure to
fail. This The House will not do, So
that it is altogether probable that tie
rate of interest which the next bond.
sold will bear Will be 81 per cent
There is great force in the argument
OF Senator Bay ard, that there should b,
no failure in this matter-and that /
failure TO sell the bonds would prove
injurious.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-16
EXECUTORS SALE
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE +!


The Real Estate OF the late Henry a.
Bleyer, together with his relict's, personal
household goods and furniture, Will be
sold at Public sale, on the premises ON
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10,
All l O'CLOCK, p, m,
under the will. Tue Real Estate consists
LIST, OF one two story brick house, No. Sl9
West Fr, mt street, Ia good eondition, and
lot upoE wnich IL ia sltuAted. The house
contains eight comfortable rooms and an
excellent cellar running all the way
through, wIIh water anu gas. The lot Is
20 feet front, running back vl feet deep, or
ms may appear from deed.
Also, two iotA on W eat, with frame two
story building, thir y-three feet front on
West, and OF depth as may appear from
deed.
Also, one lot In Browntown, 20 feet front
and ITO feet deep.
Also Personal Property OF Mrs. Bleyer,
consisting OF bureaus, q fine wardrobe,
bed stead. blankets and quilts, one fea-
ther be good uaIr mattress, parlor stove,
set Of parlor ch airs, | sofa. 0 cane seat
chairs. s gSod chairs. . look ing glasses. =
parlor and cooking stove, lots of car
pets, kitchen furLItura and dishes Sale
at O'Clock. Conditions made known on
day OF sale,
The Real Estate will be sold at $50 o.
clock. THOMAS A. BECKER,
L. w. stidham d son, AuGt. febS-ts.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-16

Forged kilograms is the latest stupid
device of the demoralized Harrisburg
"machine." From one 1imsy trick TO
another the desperate managers Of the
broken Ring find themselves parsued
by the eeaseless vigilance of the peo-
pies wideawake aud courageous repre-
sentatives. Beaten at every point and
daily driven nearer the "last ditch" /"
they will presently tamble into it with
the shattered and unhonored remains OF
Cameronism.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-16

ONE OF BRIGHAN YouNG's Sons has
Deeu lLd1eted for pohgamy, aui as his
Mormon wives are USUALLY made there
is but llttle chance Of the ernds of ms
lice being defeated by intimidation OF
he principal witness.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-16

IT is strange thing that Whining
ton with three railroads entering her
streets and dependent upon her for
50 many fayors does not manufacture
a locomotive in year. Why is this
hus?
The daily gazette., 1881-02-16

- m drawing a CONCLUSION remark Ell
Adminidab AS he pulled the cats tail-Ed
Ia Adams; ana IN beating the Doc
tor remarked Ami's wife, AS she took n
dose OF Sines' syrup Of Tar, Wild Cherry
and HoArnound for her cough. A p cent
bottle does the business. For sale by al
druggists. janl6-lm
The daily gazette., 1881-02-16

USUALLY the young man who wrongs
woman assumes that if the worst
comes he can at least save himself from
state prison by marrying his victim.
j esterday, however, Judge G fFord, at
White Plains, \. Y, administered a
deserved scare TO this undesirable species
of puppy.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-16
JOHN wANAMAKER, =
PhiIa

To-day you can have your
choice out of more than a thousand
ladies' cloaks at price 50 low that
we shall keep TIL 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,
lew enough,
Southeast corner OF the building.
To-day you can have ysur
choice 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., 1881-02-16
DUBLlC SALE
PERSONAL PROPERTY

The subscriber, having rented his farm,
where he now resides, situated IN Pen
cAdsr hundred, New C4stle county. one
mile north Of summit Bridge. directly
on the road leading 10 Glasgow, win sell
ON THURSDAY, FEBRUARY oath, 1851.
Al 10 o'clock, a. IN, sharp,
His entire personal property, TO wilt -
EIGHT HEAD OF HORS As.
No. Lizzie Crow, eight years old
gentle aud sound, can trot ia minutes,
and no better driver in the State.
No, p Billy, coming years old, ffteea
three, very styl Sn, perfectly sound, fear
lebs OF locomotive, excellent style, and
very prompt as a driver.
No. B. Dexter flve years old,
bright bay, splendid tall, with %N
and gentle, fall afteen- three. .AX
No. 4-ksts. sorrel mare, 9 ye4rs old,
sound and gentle. works Kind single or
double, and excellent brood mare.
NO. b,-Bay morse, Charlie, years old,
sound, we'll broken. fine sIze and will
make a RSod driver.
No. 6.-Brown mare. Flora, 10 years old i,
aud an excellent work mare and good
brood mare
No. 7.-Lightfoot, bay mare, 10 yes RS
old Will work anywhere, sound, good
driver, perfecth sale for lady TO drive.
No. .S.-Brown mare, II years old sound,
No. 9.-ONE PAIR OFF MULES, 8 years
old, large, closely mated. perfectly sound
In every respect, and inferior 70 none in
,a..s - 10 HEAD OF CATTLE,
~ &&1 Among which are Grade
TGo1wSS,. Al osa excellent Z nt1at miiksrs:
sLOcK pair Twin Heifsrs, ono year Old !,
very handsome; l Calf eight months
oldi Pedigroed Durham Bull, two years
oid, quite large, and very handsome; Is
line Shoats, good STOCK; Pedigreed boar
and BOW. Chester While, eight months
old, Sow heavy with pig, very handsoms.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
Two iron-axle Wagons, In good order,
Mill Wagons, orchard Wagon, holds
40 baskets Twin Harrows, . new Chilli
ed Plows. No 10 small Corn PlowA, 5
cultivaLOrs, largecylinder roller. 2 wheel
RACES, one near new; / buckeye NOW r,
| ! Champion self rake reaper new; | corn
! marker, CarnaEy's maze; 2 Hoosisr corn
| drills, new, perfect maehines; ! nick ford
! Honman grain drili, with phosphate
| attachment, nearly new; Zimmerman
! frult eytpOra or, large furnace, suitable
| for rendering lard; long ladder 10 peaen
| iadd IS, large peach beds, with springs,
| carry ing 80 and u baskets; | Van Mfnkle
| fan Psnnock corn shelter. nowj grind
| stones, large family carriages, / Tocka-
| way carriage, o sets Of ploW gears, z sets
| Of wagon harness, set cart narn sss, new;
| also, collars, brides, forks, spades
snovels. hoes, hedge knivea, peach tree
lriInIners, sleigh, grain cradles, 2 hay
rIgglngs, ] coDk stove. lot Of household
| ana kiJchen furntture, lot OF dairy nx-
/ lures, lot OF pork, by tho pound, and
| many other things not mentioned that
| are useful on farm.
TEkAs.-seysn months credit. over s3S.
W. f, BIGGs,
=. h. Enos, Auct. fsbs-4t.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-16

OFFICE OF THE WATER DEPART
MINT, WILAINGrlN, Del, :
December |, Isl
The Wills for 1881 are now ready and
payable at the Registrar's office nj TIE 5
W, corner Of sixth and King streets. lhs
law requires That all bills paid on or "
fore January 3lst, ISL, the face OF the bllI
hose paid during the month OF FebrlaE
s per cent. addItlonal. Those paid dlTi.i
the month OF March 10 psr cent. addF
TO a, aud any amount remaining w
iald after April ist, 1881, the Registrar
required 10 have the ferruies wlhJfaNa
aud suit Instituted for the recovery oil Is
amount due; aud the water Will nOi
tel into suGh premises until such arfesh
with assessments and " for drawing ~
ruies, are paid.
once hours from . a. m. 10 4 p. m
WILLIAM j. MORROW, RegislrA
dscl.eod Jan I'D feD-eod.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-16

\ OEIGL.- Persons whc were dralei u
~ the state of Delaware for the uAiA
7tates military servlcs In Nay, Juas y
July, 1861. and paid com mutation ~
we're Afterwards again drafted Ia l@1 All
we're required 10 procure substitute q
enter The military service under The las
draft Will mad 1t LotheiT ad yanIAge 0toni
launicate, either personally or by lGh
with the underslgned, who has been ~
tsoriEed by the state Leg islature 10 COLD
from the Secretary OF War, the cOmmuls
tlon money paid by suGb persons. ID
Secretary OF War having been directed \
cl OF Congress TO refund the cOmmub
on ps id on sucn eases. q. II. B. DAT,
mover Get IulV N, 'S79
The daily gazette., 1881-02-16
W WITInInEIOn, IItI.I JHHUHIJ , o
ians- endtfeb2l. 1870.

lpL
hOHCE.-In conformity 10 AZ sfaie
~ the General Assembly OF th1 ,he ,, ig.
u Delaware, entitled IAN set ioi y. ~.
moval OF the scat OF Justice Of New %
Tie county from the city OF New eSIIlGrd ~ nord
lhe city OF Wllmi gton," passeu o. ,b,re
March ~, l570, and TO n suppieilhlei,. ,..t
10 pa .sed AT Dover January l3th, t..n1a,i,nit ~
Ii Is directed ny the Bulldlns n TotIrl. trharl.
lee Of The Levy Court naNlnE ~ iit,e,s prO-
the erection or The county Dulluln9, ~ be
yldeu for in sad act, THAT pubic h,1i'af The
ana The same Is hereby gwen ptranerly
books, papers. records and heI P'9Yg NJ tns
county aud enumerated IN me tne 'i5..a pesa Re.
tiun of the act afOres, ID, nave -. Ia the
moved from the city of New Ias1I Snilt 10
court House building erected hhv !, Is tur-
tke city of Wilmington. ah1 lice
ther directed by tue Building P,shed ID
aforesaid thsl this notice be pubilshea1d 10
all The puOlic newspapers puoii'
The county. YER
signed, ALBERT II, h,SLnnaittee.
Attest, WIN. l.. WIER, SecretaIy.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-16

N UIICE.-Notlce Is hereby given =
~ the annual meeting of the BfstI
wine Hundred Assoc atisn for ihs
covery Of stolen Horses aud Det.cio,.
Thievss VIII be held at The hotel ofas
yer IL. Parry, on saturday Mareb d
1881, AT 2 O'CLOCK y. m. The mernbe1 b,
earnestly requested la be present A, bss'
nsss relating 10 the United CompsDy N
be brought up for consideration.
IL. N. BARLOW
feb7-tmw, secfel,r
The daily gazette., 1881-02-16

AFOIICk,
~ OFFICE OF THE FARMERS
AiU!uA FIRE ms. Co.,
OF THE STATE OF DELI
JANUARY gath, sd
The Treasurer OF The Company htfeoI
gives notice mat ON and after Februa1
I 1881, ne viii pay ia casa, To parties co.
III OF to receive IL. all balances st4ndll
70 the credit Of mem ers on the b0aks d
the company, on policies mat hau
lapsed. lie VIII also pay ali amounts do
on scrIp certi1lestes, issued in l5Gs, Eha
nave mol been collected.
". A. LAMOITE,
ianq4. .eod4w&w1t. treasurer
The daily gazette., 1881-02-16

DIvkRyIEW CEN METEpy
IL rASf.-kOTICE.-At IL C0N
meeting OF the BOARD uf Tfn,tsa t'ua
their onre, February I, 1851 IL he'd
Resoivsd, To advance Inc ~.
IN the Csmetery, between tha r.
third cross avenues. : cents mml VI
foot, aud between the Lhlrd a.. nNl
cross avsnues. 10 esnst per sou slnl
the chAsge 70 take effact AprIl W, ",
Attest ID. 4. HAWKtNs, kecr.,,"L
lsSs- " 6atApl omss, 4i MarEgA
The daily gazette., 1881-02-16
lUITLK OK THE prACH

- 4 ifEK OK THE PEACH.
IL To every houseketpar aai pea.h
grower cultivating "A siagle tree or saor
chdrd, this valuable wOfk Is offered g.h
directions for preserving health pfOdas /
uvrness and prolonged iie. Speed /
r. medl. = against that fell dl.sA's, tA
Is elbows" Book 81, ny mail postageHN
paid. Information gwen II desired.
Address, j. RJ In
jan2U-3tw. West Chester, Pa,
The daily gazette., 1881-02-16

~ OTIcE-ESrATE or ur-m
IN LIAMS, DECEASEhIk Ikk wI'
mlnialTation ON the abnys sleR Of N
been granted to tue und, 's,ats hayIl
sons indebted to said cstate . uea all ps
TO make pas msnt, ANA teques,
claims TO present this aarns Itgs LaHV
O HENRY v. LIZ d,li
Sebi4-stw. 52s Wai,'., 1LtY
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$50 ;::; sss::

PopSlar Monthly Drawing OF tine
Commonwealth Distribution Co..
AT hAcAuLEY's THEATRE,
In the l1ty oi Louisville, on
MONDAY, February 18th, 1881,
These drawings occur monthly tsuu-
days excepted), under prov sions ef All
Act of the General Assembly of X en-
lucky, Incorporating the Newport Pfilt-
1873.
aS-This is a special act, and has never
been repealed.
The United States Circuit Court on
March 81, 3l,rendered the following secisiouss
Isl. 1hdt NE Commonwealth DiStrlbtattO4.
Company Is legal.
I'd. It's DrdtOingS are far.
n. B.-Ths Company has now on hand
large reserve fund. Read the list Of
prizes for the
FEBRUARY DRAWING.
LTtSe...... RG,Wa
LTHe.''..'s'...' lO,ttA
10 p1rsei al $50 eacT ,3Vo
~ LIt~eS OOJ euoh uoh..................... ie,O1
JaO Les lUO edch lu,UU
FSSo It1eS " edch -s.'s............ lO,V,g
, oVy LIt1ts ~ each l2,Ual
prizes 500 each. approximation prizes z, ,7ls
Y prizes ~ each, :" lSE
prizes 100 saci. yOg
l,s0O iTtzeSI Sll24U
Whole Tickets e. HalfTickets, II,
n Tickets. ~. % Tickets, slDS
Remit money or bank draft in letter, or
stnd by express. DON'T SEND by
REGISTERED LETTER OR POST.
OFFICE ORDER orders of 45 aud up-
ward, by express, can bc sent at our 8x-
pense. Add ess ali orders 10 X. NJ. BOARD
MAN, Courier-Jourual Building, Louis.
vile, Ky, or T. j. CoMMkRFURD, AZ
Bread way. N-w York ianI,
The daily gazette., 1881-02-16
PUBLIC SALES.

puBLIcsALE'
The subscriber will expose at Public
Sale on the farm situated In New castle
Hundred, ON the road between Hafe's
Corner and Christiana, the late resid nee
of 4. II. Clark, on
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY y, 1881,
at 10 O'Clock a. M.
The following described Personal Pro-
perty :--One brown horse, .&S
Years old one dun horse, za.AktA
years old; two mares with NA~&A
ioal by Ironsidss; one brown EZAkM
horse, one pair match gray ez1sxs@&aA
k&a----y-> horses, and years Old one
~ tG4 Ntwo-S ear old coli, nour mules
TMi5 COWS ,3 one ne young Dull; S,rs
ChampIon reaper, new last harvest /
Buckeye reaper, model Buckeye mower,
/ fan, new last year; three farm wagons
with hay riggings; horse cart. OK cart,
3 Wizard plows, b cultivators, double hAr-
rev, corn pluw, j corn marker. ho Sc
rake, ] corn drill, York wagon, Ger
mantown carriage, wheelbarrow. 2
ness, light sulky, wagon harness, plOw
gears, shovets, forks, hoes, chicken coops,
&G
Also lot of window blinds and shades
extension table, hanging lamp, melodeon,
lounge, two bed teads, mahogany bed
stead with spring mattress, one psrior
stove, nearly new. one cook stove. Kitchen
tables
TERMs.-A credit of six months will be
given by the purchaser giving bankable
note with an approved endorser.
j. CURTIS CLARK.
Il w. Stldham & Son, Aucttoneers.
febl5-d&wts.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-16
WANTED.

UT ANTED-A purchaser Tor two a feet
w front lots on Delaware avenue,
near FRANKLIN. Address
sepV-d&wu "Wn GAZETTE OFFICE.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-16
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