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MRS. ]. W. MAoKEY Is mentioned by
the Paris Figaro MS pretty brunette
whose expression and whose figure le-
call the Princess Metternich. Figaro
declares that happily for ala famille
Mackey" she possesses remarkable
amount Of good sense With which 10
guide it through the Partisan ocean of
society.
Hon. ROBERT III. CUTTE1, a member
of the Lsgi,lat Council of Nova
Scotia, Is one Of the We Grams, being now
in his 9th year. He travelled nearly two
hundred miles 10 reach the Legislative
Chamber. He was a member Of the
House OF Assembly sixty.two years ago,
and has been Tor for,y-thrse years mem
bsi of the Legislative Council.
MRS. OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES,
JR., is known IN Boston as a worker of
wonderful embroidery. She has Just
sold bit Of her own design for $500. 1t
represents the lower sash Of q window,
through which the starlit Charles River
is seen. The surface is dark-blus satin,
in three frames of sboRy, to represent
the window frame.
WHEN Elizabeth, the Austrian En-
press, is not hunting shs practices In he
gymnasium or goes to the stables. She
is always schooling her herses. When
she tires one she mounts another, feeling
no fatigue and taking very little refresh
msnt. Every morning she takes a cold
sea.water bath and practices fer an hour
and half on the trapeze aud bar IN
loose costume; then she breakfasts.
OUR late census shows that there are
in this country about 500, 900 more men
than women. The last census Of Great
Britain and Ireland shows that there are
III the United Kingdom just about the
same excess of women over men. The
indianapolis Journal suggests, here is
grand opportunity for the operation Of
an International society to restore the
equilibrium OF population.
Mrs. HARDWOOD, the wife of the
Secretary, is described as quiet little
lady, with sIlvery hair, who has been
comparatively little in society. Mrs.
Window is dignifed, matronly woman,
dressing usually in black silk or satin.
Hon. K. &. WINTHROP 10 to make the
address upon the Inauguration Of Story's
statute OF Prescott upon Bunker Hill on
June II. He is also TO maks the chief
speech at the Yorktown Celebration
thus commemorative in one year both
the earlier ana later cattles of tue Revo-
luton.
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less to say silver dollar is not worth
enc hundred cents, so long az a silver
dollar can be got no where but at our
mint. Neither coins are made to cir
culate in other court tries. As soon as
our dollar goes to Eng and it goes to
the mint and is coined over just as
the European gold coin is sent to the
assay Office in this country and coined
over. If the American silver dollar
was increased in weight to 42O grains
it would be equivalent to paying just
30 much more interest on the public
debt, when in fact the promise was
made to pay 1t in dollars OF Ait
grains. 1t would moi be fair. Our
English and German cousins who hold
our bonds would thus be enabled to
get larger interest than we promised
to pay. This would not be fair to
our people, nor to the miners whose
productive labor would be just so
much diminished by act Of Congress.
Again silver is regarded as of more
value than gold for currency, because
it is not so easily ssnt out OF the
country, as it costs far more to export.
Hence all the governme nts of Europe
ship us their gold coin and keep their
silver.
1t will be remembered that the
Democratic platform of Delaware fa.
voring gold and silver with the dollar
of the weight OF the present coin, was
passed unanimously. Senators Bay
ard and Salisbury giving it their sane
ton and it must be gratifying to
them now to see almost The whole
world except England clamoring for
the lemone izhtlon of silver, and
France the leader i'll the monetary
conference preparing 10 make the
weight of the American coin the basis
of an agreement fora dollar that will be
international aud come within Presi..
dent Garield's expressed desire as to
its purchasing power.
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INTERN ATIONAL REVIEW.

The April number Of the international
RerteG II now ready, and coBfaIns The
cUuCiuslOn OF Edwin ArnOla's new norm
4" The Had OF Ind ,, whtChtnust be ferk-
OueG = great literary attrae ION. IL
written IA the peculiarly b+dnutul man.
ner Of "lhe Light u a -ta " AID Juno
sense Inferior t. Il at very popular po4In.
improvements IN PRISON Di.riphnro H.
IN arucle uy A ) Mryrlck, VINO may
justly be presumed 10 know whereof
ne writes, as be was the working n en-.
Der OF commission on prison labor
tppoihltd by Governor Mcclellan Of
New Jersey In 1873 Great interest
viii attach to DR.. Grurg e Il. EIhs',
article upon DR.. SeaDury-"The First
American Bishop"-from The fact tnat
he was the pioneer Episcopal biab1D IN
America, and that the article dIscQs.es
the whole esf blshnent OF Episcopa-
hanlsm in this country. PresIient ID
q. Gilman, OF Johns HpukIns Uuiver.
sty attributes valuable skutch If the
ufe and works Of DR. Francis Llrber-
Madam Y. Ragozn, a Russian lady
residing IN New York, gives the first
lustaln ert OF "A series OF brilliant and
sptrited articles upon the trial OF tie
Rus-Ias Nlhllst~ under the tue OF 1Tba
Last iral Of the h.I ssiAn NihllisL- +"
het fact being draw L iroul tile Original
stenugraphlc reports Of the trial. aDr.
/ Ernest w. Cushing writes of the Is az
/ utes Regulating lie Practice Of Msdi
! cine" and the number doses with a
| stroDg aud apprectatIvs review of
! "SChuTz'~ administration IF tie Infarinr
/ d par neut," bv Henry l., Nelson Ihe
numbs is one of las lIQ and -oI,i
| qualities, and has arliciesG u tiu.plv ami
~ esent value. 80 cents number. 81 UO a
year.
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THE FUNDING BILL PASSED.

THE FUNDING BILL PAssED.-The
bill TO convert the State debt into 4
per cent. bonds passed the House yes
terday afternoon unanimously as it
had previously passed the Senate
Some trifling opposition was made 10
it at first and futile attempts at fill
clustering; but this soon gave way,
when it was found the House could
not be folc ed to abandon the interests
OF the people, aud the bill passed
Without a Vote being cast againt it
This bill will prove great benefit to
our people, since it will decrease the
tax for annual interest one-lhird.
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Mr.. john Il. RAucH, Secretary Of
the StAfe Board OF Health, says IN bis
report: "Sluce 1866 eleven deaths have
occurred IN Illinois from tTichi nosis, and
II every ease from eating raw ban or
,susage, As SANITATION 1 regard the
LANCER 10 life from this soutce AS ptaeti.
cally amounting 10 nothing, 1t being so
easily prevented by cooking No doubt
more deaths occur from many other
articles OF diet that are regarded as
harmless
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TELL THE TRUTH.- A newspaper
VIII CHI habitually misleads its readers
is sure to lead them into trouble. 1t
is far better to tell the truth, than to
tempt to cover it up by the substi-
tuition of something which is actually
false. The Republican, Of yesterday,
in reference to the Fiscal Bi II for this
city says:
by the passage of this bill Will
mihgton has her permanent debt in
creased $50 600 more. What has be.
come of those down State Democra' =
Who formerly opposed tile creation of
deot even Tor a water supply and
Tor educational purposes upon the
plea that debts were bad thing, and
that no city could prosper that had a
heavy bonded Indebtedness? None of
them stem To have been ia the preseut
Legislature, when $50, O0) are needed
10 main ain Democratic supremacy. J."
Tie paragraph quoted is calcula ed
. mialead and intended to do so.-
ue pill uoes h"t increase the perma~
mem debt, because it provides for the
payment OF the money, in four years
~ taxation, which it enables the city
10 borrow. Nor is it intended to main
ala Democratic supremacy since it is
for the equal benefit of the city
whether the Democrats or Republicans
carry the City Council il September
next.
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DUBLIC SALE.

win be sold at public sale, AZ tnS au Is1
Market street, ON THURSDAY, MARCH
II, 1881, at O'Clock, m, the hrst1S ,l sa.
property situate at the \ b.. cor. Au AT
and Orange streets. in the city OF VIII
mington, Del, having a lIonthss v ~
feet 6inches front or deep on Third street;
IL is now used As a soap manufac orS' anu
LAS been for years. 1t Is one OF tne pest
locations In the city tor any kihd o. h lLo
uracturing business, hNving drainage
complale iorali beverage or surface water.
Persons are requested 10 view the pro
perty. Terms easy and made known On
day OF sale THOMAS NJ. OGLE,
mhl2-4t. Auct. aud Real Estate AsShe'
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nANCIN0I

DANCIN"I
REOPENIEG OF A. y. WEBST FRS SE-
LECI DANCING ACADEMY.
Thursday Evening, sepIen Der 9th,
AT THK
MASONIC TEMPLE, Wilmington, Del.
Ladies' and Gentlemen, Misses aud Mas
tiers wishing 10 become proficient Ia all
the dances Of the DAY and to learn thu
new and more fashionable ones, will tni
II 10 their advantage To begin with the
opening OF the season.
EVENING CLASSES.
Commencing Thursday. September 9th.
GsAtlemen'E class Monday aud Thursday
evenings from to 10 O'Clock.
AFTERNOON CLASSES.
Commencing on saturday, october %
Ladies' aud Misses and Masters class
Thursdays from TO D, and Saturdays
FROM 2.UO TO 40. Private lessons given
at any hour To suit convenience.
GLIDE AND RACQUET wALrzEs TAUGHT
IN a FEw LESSONS.
Special arrangements for schools and
SemInarles, and Ior private classes OF
ladies or gentlemen, can be made by APP
plying at the Academy. at Robelln d
BTo.'s Ne. 40 Market street or by mail 10
A. S. WEBSr Eh,
epl4, Masonic Nemple.
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FOR CITY HAULING.
OFFICR OF THE -TREET CoMMIs-)
sIoSER. No. ~ East sixth .treel.
WILMIMGTON Del March III ISSI

OiFlCA OF TIE STREET COAMIS-l
hIOSER. No. "a East sixth streel I
WILMlMGToN, Del, March 10, 1851.
Sealed Proposals Will be received In
the box III the city Council sChBp beI
until I30 p. m, Thursday. March 2Ith.
laol, Tor furnishing team and hauling by
the load stone from he stone brea4 eT
anu sand aud gravel from the sand plt al
Tairteenth ana Orange streets and
Twelfth an Claymont streets, To any
part OF The city mat the Street Commits
sioner may direct. The contractor viii
also be compelled to haul paving land
building stones or any other material
from amy part 20 any part Of the city II
directed 10 do so by the Street Commits
sioner. Tue contract Will be for the
space OF six onths. Parties bidding
Will please state the number OF teams
they can furnish AID the price per load
OF not less tnan twenty five bushels, A
bond with security in the sum OF one
hundred dollars must accompany each
proposal for the good faith % the bidder.
The Street Com mittee reserve the right
TO reject any or all bids. All BIDS must
be properly signed sealed and endorsed
Proposals Tor Ci y Hauling. For further
Information apply TO
l.. p. LYNCH,
street Commissioner.
BY order Of the street Com mittee
WILLIAM MCMENAM
tnafIblZf hail man
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0NE PRICE

We feel that the day has
come when it should no longer
be necessary for a house to
have at the head Of its advsr-
tisemsnt the words "one price,"
as we cannot conceive how any
house can charge one customer
enc price and another customer
a higher price, and reconcile
themselves that they are doing
business based upon the law of
equity, because in many eases
the person who pays the highest
price is less able to do so. Our
reason for mentioning the above
fact is that Wilmington il
rapidly growing at this time and
strangers coming int our city
are naturally dssirous of know
ing where to 60 to buy their Car
pets and Dry goods at the low
est market rates and should be
as equally anxious to avoid de-
ssption Of any kind.
We have of late had susto-
merS TO say to US that a certain
House had offered them Tapes
try Brussels Carpets which they
were selling for 81 rs at $l.00
because they wanted a number
of yards. Wewill here try and
show the Inconsistency of such
statements. In the first place
there is no one price House that
asks over s i 20 for any Tapes
try Carpet and that is "Rox-
bury" and they cost over $l.0o
at the agents, again another
house has been asking $l10 for
Extra Super Ingrains, but when
told that we were selling the
same for $l0o las they have
frequently been they would re-
ply by saying that ours were
not as good, bat prsys TO their
customers that we were being
misreprssented BY oonsenting
to take $l.00 before they would
let them 90 eat
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A bill has been introduced in the
Ne" YORK Legislature requ ring that
~ per CEN, Of the Stock Of all new
railroads hereafter to os bullt shall be
vested IN the State, and that yearly
transfers OF such stock 5 ball be made
till the State has acqu led full control
OF the properly which The stock repre-
sents.
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From the Baltimore Sun.

VI L "A lNG Ii T. w Fed u "A n II.
The operations OF the City Gas Trugt
ring of Philadelphia have been under.
going au investigation Tor some weeks
past Oy JOIN; committee OF the city
council. As tho developments proceed
the persons Implicated Ending the net
closing round them, appear To have
resoTted TO the tactics OF the old Tweed
ring u New York. A short time ago
witness before tho committee having 10
possessi on nun Der OF i'm portant papers
bearing upon several questionable trans
actions on the part of the ring had them
stolen from the pocket of bis ovsrcoat =
On Monday last numser of other
papers equally important were stolen
Ia the council cham Der from a lawyers
bag during the temporary absence OF
the owner Of the nag. These pro-
ceedings follow very closely the exam
Die sci ~ burglary of the vouchers
kept in the cOmptrOiler's office at New
York, which would have been evidence
OF the fraudulent character Of the
warrants sRued by Mayor Hall and
passed Oy the comptroller on what pun
ported 10 be Work done on the Cuy
Hail The ~ tact Of the stealing Of
TO lnc ,m9 = Philateiphia clnctdat.
hhg be NrY 'guars fausactons OF the Gas
Trust ring May be fairy taken AS
prtsnmpuve evidence of the guilt OF
some Ut the parties lncrimlnattd, even
though by the loss ut THESE papers they
may escape the consequences OF their
acts.
II. RICHARDSON. Sac and Fox Agency
Ind "A Territory, says: The only Lung
Ahdli DO Z ad 10 reo0 mend II TO any one
See adv. isb9s-6t
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NJ Office.

N Office.
Hannah L. Davidson
ct al. IN Chanee9
George T.. Kitchen ct al.
And now to wit this 9th day Of ~,
ruary, A. D., 1881, the subp tna - "a
cause having been issued and detiSeia
TO the sheriff more than thiHi 94!
~ fore he return thereof, an ue9iss n
X rtChen William r. Stldhaln, ifsi r
Hliah an, SHnuel 5tldham. IhoAs n
oldham, Anna IL. Jaqaetle, Jsa.N
hughes Brian. GeoIse IL. a 'ilaaD'
IupmHs kllcGen and Morn. M1Vaaa3
vi he defendants, not beng inuh5' ~
not having appeared, on motion l Ia.
Is Lore, Esq, solicitor for thu GoME'E
ants, and upon aifdaSlt ol IA
Clark, nhtriii OF New Castle Cous9 IA
thGsAid deiel dants reside out q H..-,.
OF Delaware. as folio Ms: The han 5sd
+. ki chen ia Chester Comfy ma,
Pennsylvania; said william + sul.
Alfred -. stldhaIa, and samut' u..,ft.
nHIu IN the city Of MusAlngloh, Tan
OF Columbia; said Thomas II ali
IN Edwards County, state OF Rry4n
Anna Ii Jaquette, Jennie Hushe0 ~ Of
and George X. atiaham IA lhe 70. nd
Fhlia delphia. state of Pennsy as
Thomas Kitchen IN JGCli eguu'J'l re,,
Ol Maryland; said Molrs MtDhW' H., Inc
drnce unknown. II Is oideIsl KIT
Chancellor that The said George rod },
chen. Milliam +. Stidham, Atr,ona
~ dham, samuel Ii. StlduHhl, III ME
X ,sudham, Anna ii. Jhqut"o ~ rbsa,
II Ighes Bryan, George n udi,owel,
tn 5tnas Kitchen, aud Morris ~ Ike bib
ap .,ear IN this cause on or DeioIe M, INA Tue
day OF September next oi ',"ule.J
bill be taken pro ,or II Of,
as TO them, aud the kesls'ie loUs
rected 10 cause copy Of this p ,r,,1a tAi
date IN the DAILY GAZETTE, a ns% SldS %
published in the city Of WiilnlHps IN sad
lhIs county, TO be contih1euyr me me 1rd
newspaper, for thirty days ai'e'
ubilcallon thereof. ,,,,tr.NAN,
At LaeyLqc, d NJ - Reg 60
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PUBLIC SALES.

DURLIC SALES WITH 80 IEAh ~
i ExPERIENCE.-We can sec anS
reason why we viii not realize oetter AM ~
fairer prices this spring lot III dInsIiines.
Real Estate and especially LOT o"oiii"s''
at from $500 to $780, 20
sat, wedAsat. HEALD -.
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NoTlCE,-Any person no.,
~ ger ior the SMALLPOX Yhe oing 40 O.
pnp.y ~ the once I the rruUs,,pllal Win
root, no. lO3 w SIKH stfe" s'ee1 " d.
sne no-rs OF . and Y a. IN se5 oelyss
? p ~. NO one need apply al Al ~ ron L,
T paa or bus ness OF mem ,ne Place
mhi5-u TRUSTEES OF rHg a.
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iOiaOWlDR personal property, 70 wiz
Thirty six head OF good 49,
dairy cows, most OF which ScxZfNs3E1
will be in profit by day OF X1ah4SiN
sale; also head OF heiiers, N IN
years old; one York StateExassestSSs@@
b II, two head OF horses NJ. a, yeaIs
old, good worker and driver: No. 2, 6
years old, good worker. soucd and all
rIghI.
FARMING UTENsILs-l horse threshing
machine, family carriage. jump seat; two
horse wagon with hay ladders, horse
power churn in good order sleigh, milk
wagon In good order, large portable boil
Ter, Champion mower, used but one
harvest, cutting box, piows and harrews,
rope aud pulleys, patent Deamer. 700 to-
bacco hath, lot OF posts made up, one lot
oil pointed rails, Chestnut, Iced chests ana
mixing ttoughs, a24 POUNDS OF barb wire,
Two shares Of Chester County Agricul-
Lural stock,
HAY AND GRAINED tons prime limo
thv hay, tons OF straw, 40 busneis OF
corn, leo bushels of oats 5O bushels OF po-
JstOes, acres OF wheat in the ground.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.-No COOK
stove, Regulator, with II lures complete,
No. IL heater sitting. room stoves bed
room stove. coal, Mahogany extension
table, 4 bed room sells conpiete, goose
feather beds, hen feather beds, large
amount bed clothing, sofa, setlee, chairs,
40 yards Brussel G rpvt, 80 yards rag car
pet (nearly newt; also large amount OF
dishes, AMI many other articles not men
TONED.
aaie TO commence At IL O'Clock sharp.
Conditions Will be made known by the
undersigned
LYDIA WOODWARD.
Admi uistratrix of John WOODWARD, decd
ana ADIHU MALkER.
J II. SLAUGHTER, Auctiol eer.
n
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W ANTED.--A purchaser for TWO flnely
w located cottage lots at RehoDoth,
near the ., sch. or al exchange Tor city
property. Address, ID" THIS Office.
sepe-dNwtf
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NJ oTICE.-Notice is hereby glyeo h,
IN the Levy Court IN aud iur Neve.
tie county has appointed TnuI,s.,
March lith inst. near aud detetaM..
matters relating TO roads anu school,
h. II. COCHRAN
mh7- 2taw, CLERK o, iHa -.
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THURSDAY. MARCH ~, 1891.

ENTEkED AT WILMINGTON PoST-oFFICE
AS sKCoND-CLAss MATIER.
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WANTED

NAi ANIkD. - Blacksmith fnish.r at
w once. Steady work for q good hand
ON light work. NJ. 0CHELTk nee,
mhis-3t. Chester, Pa.
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MeIICE-NEW SEXES
IN The Equitable Loan assocI.,,..
Ter for sale 800 shares OF stock in ,p.l9n o.
series atSl per share; first payt a.oaa
MONDAY evening next, litD tn.,.sa
Books now ready. Apply to 'u'Aa
y. I. HAWKINS. Secret.v
mh10-6t. No. 1di NsrL.!,
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1lYLItYIEW CEN "a + a. a rrgaiM
III rANI.-NUTiCE.--At tns ned Al
meeting Of the Board oi ~, IL vas
In the Cemetery, between the rom .5a M
third cross avenues 5 cents per per ifglau
foot, and between the third ana 0 loot
cross avenues, 10 censt per ~ ISL.
the change 10 take effect ~ Ina,ralary,
Attest, ID. T. HAW IMP %, Sarkel 81.
feb9- W ,f~tspl. ONCE. 4uI ~
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
~ oFfioE OF the $ rREEr Gov
w. n'ssloNER No. " i, s SS'
"iLMINGroN. Del, March liz L '+j
Property owners aud ayep,. 'u' lal
TAKE notice that the iollUwtnnr WV pltas,
re-, ating TO pavemenis. VII otdinauo
eniarced, aud In ~tder to stvs ~ qe slneII
unneres airy Trouble ana ~ wetnAelys
Will please observe 1t: pel'e la
ORDINANCE REI.Ar,n
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\. OTICE-ESrArE OF HESTER VIII
~ LIAMS, DEC EASED.-Leters gt 81
minisiration ON the above estate la7.g
been granted 10 tue undersigned, a. ",
sonA indebted TO said estate ale re4ut'h
To make pa ment, and those AaH9
claims TO present the same without ltI
20 HENRY V. LL-Ltl,
tebli-3tw. 6lS Walnut ST. fAlA
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NfoTICE-Ihe Hope BUILDING w shares
~ A.iociati is now i's it ny I'd d. lsal;
a new series, beginning s Third and
Apply to r. Plunkett, Treas
MAJ ket streets, or 70 ,,tER, Secy
fsb25- wed6sstim. o'o -
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

EOR "a LE.-Loi al the n. W. conner OF
u Gilpin Avenue and Van Buren,
street, Hxl5S-V inches. A Il lot for "A
pretty home.
80. HEAI.D & co
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ORDINANCE RELATING IN 49,.
MkNrS. ~ fave.
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DUBLIC SALE
PERSONAL PROPERTY
WIN be sold at Public Sale, on
,ru1rSnAN MARCH I'm 1851

on the property, late of John Woodward,
deceased, In IhorubuTy township, near
Dilworthtown, chester County. Pa, The
Following Personal sropefty, TO Wit;
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~ OTICE.-No persons are autuouIa
~ 10 make collections iUr tue VIII
mlngton branch OF The li'H Land
League unless they shoH Tue Trlea
au hO Ivy 10 make buch cOlitc 0Bs
rigued by the President ami secre.Af!
10y order Of the branch.
h. &. TURNER, President
THos. MCEvIALI.Y, Secretary,
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4 lO-P akIS EIiSHIP. The uuIer,gued
" have this day formed c1-pitIael.
snip under the name and siy.eui Naihd
4 Canning, for the purpD.r d containing
The Gtuerti insurance business. formerly
carried ON by rhonA, + Piummu d
No. 5Ul Market street %lmuIOL ID.
Jos. NJ, NJ AliAEN
JAMES -. GAMMA
Wilmington, Del, Feb, Y, l'oL