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THE HAYES HEeIRA.-Almost the
last act of Hayes, the veto of the Fund
ing Bill, left blight upon the country
which the mass of the people, in whose
interest the bill was passed, will never
forget. The New York Herald said
che leaves no room to question ; he
vetoes the bill solely as an advocate of
the National Banks and thereby makes
himself the defender of the abuses of
which the amendment of 1874
Is susceptible"
And now a correspondent from
Washington speaking of The fraud
says; "Mr. Hayes took the train a
week ago to-day and not dozen peo..
pie gathered at the station I'd wish him
God-speed. 1t was really rather pits
iul to note the desolation. Hancock,
Sheridan and even Hartranft attracted
four times the crowd. Aside from
John sherman, whose guest Mr.. Hayes
was, there was not a public man of
note who was at the station when the
exPresfdent babe good bye to Wash,
lugJon. That phrase which you have
no doubt seen in erudite neWspapeIs
The King is dead, live lie King"
was never more eloquently empha-
sized. Mr.. Hayes was cast aside like
an old glove that had been worn as
matter of necessity. lie is now back
in Ohio, whining because he had not
been able TO save more money. Ac
cordlng to his own account, winch you
have no doubt seen IN the newspapers
of Ohio, his expenses IN the White
House cost him S33 800 a year for four
years Nobody here who has watched
| the small ceremonies at the White
| House for the past four years believes
any such statement. The President
does not have to pay for house rent,
| for fuel, gas, vegetables, furniture or
| flowers ; MS SCI wants are paid by the
| government ; he gets his meats and
| groceries at cost price from the army
commIssary, aud Mr.. Hayes at least
hdd to buy no wines tor his guests. 1t
was qule impossible for the late occu-
pant of the White House to spend more
than $40, 600 year. But according TO
he statement Of the ONO pdpefs he
spent everything but S6G, QUO. OF this
4GU, 900 went to pay Mr.. Hayes deb &.
and the amount was not sutfici nj by
$50, 900 for This purpose. SO Mr..
ii yes is still that much III debt. The
question is: What did he do with all
his money? He gave nothing TO hl.
party, he gave nothing to charity, ht
did not gamble or buy lottery tickets
he did not 60 to the theatre or opera
he dressed plainly, he did not drive
fast horses nor bet on elections, he di
not buy ks of arts on books, and liz
did not loan money to country office
seekers. No doubt Rodgers know.
what he did with his 500, 900 salary
and some day shall interv ew the dis
tinguished private secretary. In til,
meantime suppose somebody will b,
getting up a public Subscription 70
him, the same as was got up for Gen
eral Grant. | don't believe the New
York Times will start it, and / am sure
in my own mind, that Jay Gould AM
William Ii. Vanderbilt will not con
tribute to it.
THE NEW SILVER SENATOR.
Mr.. Fair, the new Senator iron
Nevada, has surprised many person
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B.was supposed to be worthss, 600, 900,
now it sells for $50, e00, 900. Out of all
this how much does Delaware get !?
1t has cost her mnch money in the
waste of the time of her legislators
and the State does not even get the
thanks of the parties prodted by the
effect of her labors. And yet there
are people who seem to indulge the
opinion that the taxpayers of Della
ware should receive nothing at all for
the valuable franchises the Legislature
has to bestow.
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Administrators sale.
VIII be sold at Public Sale on
MONDAY, March II, 1881,
ALI O'clock z. NJ.

AT % CiOCh Il. M
On the Farm owned by Mr. William
bright, on the BENNETT Turnpike,
one half mile south of CentrevIlle, Ia
Christiana Hundred: | Bay Horse, 2 Cows
YeallIng Heller. one two-horse farm
wagon, one market deBbOrn, one YORK
wagon aud harness, one syracuse plough.
one double harrow, two cultiyators, one
cart, one double set of stage harness.
four sets OF plough harness, eight collars,
oAe set OF deaborn harness, one set OF
cart harness, two brides, elxteen acres OF
wheat in grouhd, six barr els Of cider vine
gar, lot oi hogshead aud barrels, one
grain cradle, berry -crates, an Aes,
dozen milk pans, mlIk buckets, strai ner.
cream can butter tubs coolers. bnechurn
scales. one iD-gallOn furnace, % o bundles
OF corn fodder.
Household goods, such as bedsteads,
beds, bedding, bureaus, tables, stands,
chairs, carpets, clock three stoves dishes,
irult Jars, and many other articles not
here enumerated.
TERMs-A credit OF 80 days will be
given IN ! sums over SO, by the pur-
chaser giving a bankable note with ap
proved ludorssr.
No POSITION ement on account of weathe
Sale to commence at O'Clock +. NJ.
jos. l.. CARPENTER,
feb.H Administrator.
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AND
ONE 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-
tisemenL the words "one price,"
as we cannot conceive bow any
house can charge one customer
enc price and another customer
q 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
..1aasop for mentioning the above
tact is that Wilmington il
rapidly growing ct this time and
strangers coming into our city
are naturally DESTROYS Of know
ing where to 60 to buy their Car
pets and Dry goods Al the low
est market rates and should be
as equally anxious to avoid de-
ception of any kind.
We have Of late had ousto-
msrs to say TO us that q certain
House had offered them Tapes
try Brussels Carpets which they
were selling for Sl.2S at $1.00
because they wanted number
of yards. Wewill here Try and
show the insonsistsnsy Of such
statements. In the first place
there is no one price House that
asks over 81 40 for any Tapes
try Carpet and that is "Rox-
bury" and they cost over $l.00
at the agents, again another
house has been asking $l.10 for
Extra Super Ingrains, but when
teld that we were selling the
same for &l.0o las they have
frequently been they would re-
ply by saying that ours were
not as good, but prove 10 their
customers that we were being
misrepresSntsd by sonsenting
to take $l.00 before they would
let them 20 eat
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ya-JSR Paris lett ter to-day will be found
exceedingly interesting to all classes,
and especially to farmers, to which
great class of American industry tie
highly educated and aceomp lished au-
thor belongs.
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N Office =
Hannah Il. Davidson
ct al. In Chancs1
Oeorge L. kitchen ct al

| N Office
| Hannah Il. Davidson
ct al. In Chancs1
George Z. Kitchen ct al.
And now To wit this 2ilh day Of 10
ruary, A. D., 1881, the subpoena 10 W.
cause having been issued ana JellTaki
TO the sheriff more than thni daH
before he return thereof, anu GeQEs z
Kitchen, william f. stidham, ifall
9tidham, Samuel Stldnam, Thomas K
Stidham, Anna ii. Jaquele jenna
Hughes Brian, George X. Sudnsn'
Thomas Kitchen and Morris McDOsa1
Of HE defendants, not being lOuud an
not having appeared, On mullOnOi' hid
Ii. Lore, Esq, solicitor for the cOlnPlsls
ants, and upon AFFIDAVIT Of PhIP
Clark, Shtrlii vi New Castle County Al
the satd deieL dants reside out u lhe sna
OF Delaware, as folio VS.: The SAID GoOF
+. HI chen in Chester Comfy sials@
Pennsylvania; said William +. slldlAll
Alfred ID. StidhahA, and Samuel hhW
ham IN the city of Washington, Dsula
OF Colum bia; said Thomas X, Slidasa
in Edwards County, state OF kansaS =.
Anna IL Jaquette. Jennie hushs bHL
and George *. Stidham IN tue tlg y
Philadelphia, state OF PennsyyanAi ~
Thomas Kitchen IN Cecil county, ~
OF Maryland; said Morris Mcdowell II,
dence unknown. II Is ordered Dy w.
Chancellor that the said George T. M
chen, William r. Stldham, Aiifea
5Lidham, samuel Ii. suduAm, IhO.s
X. .StldhAm, Anna ii. Jaqueue Jss s.,
Hughes bryan, George h III
Thomas Kitchen, aud Morrls Mtpos s@s
appear in this cause ON or before lhs 4, ~ ~
day OF September next or la lSs' -
bill be taken pro IwI
IN to them, and the Register pnA
rected To cause IA copy Of TINS nsa@n
published within tniriy days ~. ,s1s
date IN the DAILY GAZETTE, nysa'r-'u
published Ia the city Of Wilmlh.sv IA
this county, TO DO CONTINUES. ne sA
newspaper, for thirty days after 'n''
pub lcation thereof. v,y
Attest: j. Nj. HOUnM"rC
febp3Gt. Ivy. 49,
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Walking advertisements every man,
woman and child who has once tried DR.
Bun Cough Syrup, cannot say enough
IN its praise, and this 3 the reason why
It's saie is constantly increas
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PUBLIC Sales.
TpUBLIC SAVE.

l. u
win be sold at Public sale. at the resi-
desce OF Anthony Reybold, near Doi"-
ware City, Red Lion hid, on
TUESDAY,. the 18th day OF March, 1851
atg O'Clock, a. m, sharp'
10 head of horses and mules, "A.
mong them are two young xsuuuM<.s3 MA
driving hors es. well Dreu IVY IN
and kind in harness, nne
driving mare Nellie, well lzAyQHAEM&2A
bred; Gray Joe. number one driver ,thfee
good farm horses, three good mules.
e,a-S~ 80 head OF well selected Dairy
* - HCows most of which will be la
ASAprofit by day of sale ; ten head
-A.4 Aof heifers coming In profit,
TWO good bulls, 3 yoke OF number one
oxen, one yoke OF young steers. . sows'
| l-3 OF dairy hogs, turkeys and chickens.
FARMING IMPLEMENTs-3 two horse
wagons, | broad-tTead OK wagon, 3ox
carts horse carts, morse cart Deds,
large peach wagons, small peach wagon,
! peach wagon bed. double CARRIAGES,
Tinkum spring falling.top buggy, news
end spring falling top buggy, Jenny
Lind, / Rockaway carriage, no-top Dug
sy, carriage pole, large sleigh, - hsie
sleighs, sleigh pole, single ana uouole
carriage harne IS, 5 sets of wagon harness,
sets of heavy single harness. lot OF
plough harness, 2 chilled ploWs, lou Of
double and single plows. English mar
rows, with chains; lot OF culllvatoie.
TO- Vi uOuule anu sluBio hhSSS ohN Sti SccN
ers. large double roller, grain drill,
moving machines, reaper and mower
combined, steel tooth horse rakes, ltcorn
shelter, grain ian, peach baskets, Derry,
crates, harpoon hay FORK, with block
and Iall, l corn marker, l post boring
nIachine, wheel barrOws, forks, shoVeis
spades and hoes. 3pick axes, hedge
hooks, ice hooks, brier seythes, Iot OF
stalk knives, lot or OK chains, 2slraw ana
hay Gu ters, lot of loose blocks lot OF OK
yohes, 2 saddles, lady's sadd e, riding
brides, pork by the barrel, lot OF smoked
shoulders, lot OF coal aud wood, lot oil
vtnegar and PORK barrels, double DarN
relied gun, single barreiled gun, lot OF
iron, 2 sets of W. Kon irons, lot OF iron
pipes, 9 to bors lot of lumber. lot Of
rails, half bushel measure, nre proof.
DAIRY FIXTUREs-l morse power. large
churn, small cnurn, milk pans, cream
pans. buckets, z large iron boilers, lot oil
cutter coolers, butter boxes, DutteT
prints, pair OF butter scales, platform
scale, "a Interest OF hog scalder and sau-
sage grinder lot o planks, lot OF troughs.
AN OAK frame for building, Fishing SETS
HAT bottom boat, lot OF paVIrg Orlcks.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE pianos, 30
fas, l sideDoard. l extension table with
leaves, lot OF bedsteads, beds ana Dtu.
dtngs, tables, chairs. / coal stove, wood
= owes, corner cupboard. safes, lot OF
mosquito nets. new doors, al many
other arIic es not herein mentioned.
lERMs.-All sums OF SO aud under
cash all sums over that amounL,a credit
OF months will be given by the pur-
cnas er giving "A bankaolo note with an
endorser.
No postpenement on account OF
weather. -
ANN =. REYBOLD.
l.. w. Stidham u son AuctIoneers.
maTg-eod- dSw
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An Oh OR - ~. ~

sail every satlrdsya ovV.
new YoRK TO 69I bSAfs2GAQGB, Ese
CABINS, $50 TO $50. sc1a,ttic sh''p ="
Thssa steamers do not oaIIg -
CABINS, e55 to sos. E 1enIs.ysIrc unsgip''
sta tsT9e@s q h rstes Ds es Co..
Passengers book ca ~ ~ Europe or ~ ebInS
Drafts at low est rates IA and Ire s.n"sy
Throughout England. scot n nlans, &C iprg o.
for books ofiuformauonn1 pc~t.IHe GEHFl.
akarDEnsoa B1o cT y u sTT3, AdaLSSs,.l
~ "a, Wilmington DEL
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DItorosALS

$40. 900 MORTGAGE BONDS OF Inh
MIHGToN cry RAILWAY uoAr,Hs ofS
Proposals. will be received a, uuin,o IN
seventh aud Market streets, W linn i'm
Del >, TO be- opened by Monday MAJ, c,ot
1881. at Z p, m, for t2Ot0O, hFe pomoua1
extension bonds 10 be issued y, "n,.yabi
OF not less tnan $40. Interest RI g
January lat and July list, at the nss,as.
tionai Bank OF Wilmington, AM iatsf.
pa! paid ON January list. 1881. ln 'J vtsn
est 10 Ju list, 1851, will be arr ,sps.
the loan Ii ssued. No blds WIZ ,V,'orissr
Iained Tor less Lnan par. lho ar sslus
has been authorised by ACT oi ~ AN road
and Will cover both the eAte,,l.nJ nor
as first, and the old road as seconN
gage. ,,.r failed 70
Inc W. %. Il. Co.. has never o iH Oh.
pay It's interest and To meet ~, nrw on
legations promptly, and - no" anciS
much improved and lmproT,ns
basis. HAL 8,oyerS.
mh58l0I2. iimlnglop. -
nIVEkVIhW CEN ETbkl rsSSG
IL rANl.-NOTICE.- NY heldd
meeting OF tine Board oil l5uit4 sas
their Gfiiee, February y ioo .l, nr,re Of lOs
Resolved. To advance tue fS,nt sni
third cross avenues B cents ppvd tsdal
foot, and between the lhlIu nre iO0L
cross avenues, 10 censl pei ISL.
tn change 10 take effect pInoretnry,
Attest, ID. Il. HAWk lNs, swaTket st.
feb9- w 6Atapl. OIIlee. 81 - AN
M oTICE-Ihe Hope Building ~ shares %
IN Association Is now lss SUI, ID. lSj;
a new series. beginning third ala
Apply TO Z. Plunkett. lfe"'''
Market sire cts, or 10 ,,IIER, Sea-,
feb25- weddsatlm. OBJ
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IN CHAECERY.
Il NEW CASTLE Co, Feb ID,
In re Edward j. Manus As ~"
Andrew Crumlish, ,oluntarv s ane
ment for benefit OF creditors san
And now TO wit, this 18th dav o,u.
ruary, A. d., 1851 the accom-, " ~, ~
soove named Assignee, having hss " "
the lllh Jay OF December, lS) '' s1t ~ ]
proved py The On tnceilor tuis dsv \,
ordered by the ChBnce lOr m Al aii,'AA
sons excepting TO said account ,S ny n
their exceptions on or before Ia Ia" ~
day OF April next, aud that mi. w
TINS order shall he given uy aSv ANY,
ment In the DAILY GAZETTE. A nsJ.,
per published la .he city Of Wlmlrvp.
within ten days from this order
continued therein for the perinJ =, - =.
weeks thereafter. VI W
Alt1.t J NJ. HUUSMAE I
hhN-@"s Reg r 4
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M ANTED. "A purchaser for two hnely
w located cottage lots at RehoDoLI,
near the beach. or an exchange Tor city
property. Address, "D." this office.
sepg-d&wtf.
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WANTED.

IMPU RT A NV A NTED.-GOoD
i MORTG AH ~, FROM el,OUO UP 10
els 0Ov Al o PER GENT. CALL AT
ONCE. HEALD d co.
feb2g-5t.
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DUBLIC SALE
PERSONAL PROPERTY
DUBLIC SALE
VIII be sold at Public sale, on
THURSDAY, MARCH 18th, 1881,

on the property. late OF John Woodward,
deceased, IN lhorubury township, near
Dllworthtown, Chester Comfy Pa. the
IoIiijSs.qg Personal rgpeIty. TO viii:
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!oii5.s..ag Personal ) rgPerty, to wit:
Thirty siX head q. good "a.
dairy cows, most of which o. T-Sl
Will be In profit by day oi N1wAlkN
sale; also mead OF helieTs, ~ IN
years Old; oae York state SxStSaSsZN
b III, two head oi horses. NO. 4, : , ca
old, good worker aud driver; No. q d
years Old, good worker. sound and ali
right.
FARMING UTENsIls-l horse threshiug
machine, family carriage, jump seat; two
horse wagon VIII hay ladders, horse
P SSson i in sood large large p sHn e ,A
= .---.ssssa l=@sFef, nsed @--. o.
i -, Sc; '5liStins B5x. biD%9 N 1aassus
rope and Pnlleys, patent behner 100 ~
bacco lath, lot OF posts made up, one lot
Of pointed rails, chestnut, feed chests ana
mixing troughs, IA pounds OF barb wire,
Two shares OF Chester County Agrlcul-
lurai stock.
HAY AND GRAINED tons prime timo-
thv hay, tons OF straw, 40 bushels or
corn, leo bushels OF oats. 90 bushels OF pO-
Jatoes, % acres OF wheat in the ground.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.-No s cook
sloVe, Regulator, wlth ii lures complete,
No. II heater sitting room stoves, bed
room stove. coal Mahogany extension
table, bed loom sells compete, goose
leather beds, = hen feather beds, large
an cunt bed clothing, sofa, settee, chains,
10 yards ID us el rptt, 20 yards rag car
pet (nearly neH) also large amount OF
dishes and many other articles not NELL
Toned.
sac TO commence at u O'Clock sharp
Conditions viii DE made known by the
Undersigned.
LYDIA WOODWARD,
Administratrix OF John WOODWARD, decd
ana ABiHU WALKER.
ii. SLAUGHTER, AucLioteer.
WITS.
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AA ANTEu "A purchaser for two u feet
w front lots ON Delaware avenue,
near FRANKLIN. Address
Bepg-d&w1 Nv" GAZETTE OFFICE.
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NoilCE.-Ihe armers OF YaS =
IN Co. and vicinity,are inyitsgGs vaaa
. meeting at the rooms OF Mes, " sIeat
a ferce. haseme II oil Clayton Hno brsgl
saturday NOR ing next, al IA aV ~. q
lMaich d4th) TO listen to an add,Soa
pe,. sda heet culture by Mr.. j. Vsn. g
beet grower. 0''cal spgel
della WARE BEET suG,p
Inhl0.ll. 'N'aH W
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DUBLIC SALE.

As follows:
EIGHT HEAD OF HORSES.
No. /. Bay horse sam; cas-
pace III TOUR minutes. H.
No. ,. sorreI mare Kate, "a
years oldi can trot in 31a min AA
Nos 8. Bay mare Mag, years old; first
class driver.
No. 4. Lay mare May, . years old; frat
class erlver.
No. D. Bay mare Mary, years old. with
fold by klwood Mckeeys horse; good
driver and worker.
No. D. Bay mare Helen, years old; good
worker.
No. I. Brown mare Jennie; good work
mare.
No. .. sorrel colt, sired by star, 3 years
cid.
Good home raised Mich
- "a JCows, sprInging; / yoke OF
~9Agood work oxen good size and
LAMB. ~ Tue sldei shoaLs.
Farming Utenslis.-lwp farm wagons
2.nay rIgglnss, / roller, / Moving ma
chine, 1 mower and reaper combined. |
corn marker, drlil, market dearborns
ii good order, | no-top buggy, | horse
cart. OK rIs and riggl Dgs, grain fan, /
pair pIdttJrm scales, corn sheiler, Iele-
graph nay cutter, morse sweep machine,
morse rake ! ret of running gears, |
wheel suIJlVator, ploWs, harrows, cuitiya-
tors, spades, shoveis. forks, rakes, sing g
| chains, \ uole corn plows, | sleigh and
/ bells, names, sets Of single carriage har.
ness, set of double hal ness (neArIy new1
saddles and BRIDES, SC; / set of cart
sears, wagon piow anu other harness,
! grind stones, grain bugs, / hai poon nav
fork, with rope and fails complete, lar.
mers boiler
! Dairy Churns, pans, buckets,
and vtuegar by tie barrel. sets of butter
| scales, cream cans, wash tubs and
| benches, lard press.
! Household goods, such as bedsteads
beds and bedding, chairs, bureaus, ngrait
| and rag carpets, tanners cook slove No
| 10, win all the fixtures, B parlor stoves ii
heats two stories), and ali the household
goods; 800 bushels OF corr, about Yg
bushels of oats, hay by the ton, | u, M
| Osborn binding machine, one-half inter
est In rs acres OF wht az In the ground, ant
many other things too tedious To men
| tion.
1ERMs.-All sums OF S25 cash. On al
sums over that amount credit OF si1
months will be given by the purchase
giving bankable note wi In approved
| lndOrser,
MRS. WIN. SMITH,
MRS. ANN II. H0LLINGsWO
L. W. srLDHAM &-soN. Austionssrs.
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4 to-PAKrNERSHIP. The uuJ.,a--
" have this day formed CON-
snip under the name and sly of NJ
Il Canning, for the purpose OF conIls-.
the General insurance business. Is,TS,
carried on by Thomas h. Plumm,,
No. 5O2 Market street. Wilmlnglob N
jos. NJ. A1HER.
JAMES b. CANNING
Wilmington, Del, Feb. IL, Isl.
fpDl5-tnudgAf
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NJ oTlOE,-NotIce is hereby r,r- -
n; ~ oa lne Levy Court in aud iof s' Yea w
ma, 1n s' ,a INST. - hear aud dais,ssas
matters ieiatlhg to road. and scSoa ',lnli
mh7-2taw, CLERK HoG,hhAN,
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NOTICE.-No persons are aullObpl
~ 10 make collections for Inc Nj.
mington Branch OF the I1sb M
League unless they show the vnIls
Hul no lily TO make such coIiec ~
signed by the PRESIDENT and secrelIJ
by order sf the branch.
III. q. TURNER, President
THos. MCEvIALLY, Secretary.
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~ OTIC E-ESTATE OF HE TER VIII
IN LIAMS, DECEASED. Letters Of Al
ministration on the above estate laVl4
been granted 10 tue undersigned al Pd. /
sons indebted TO said estate ale feQuvsld
10 make pm, ment, and those nava
claims TO present the same without isaI
10 ZEN Ri V. LE>LEl,
teb14-3tw. 52S Walnut 81, FhiA
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NoriCE-HEW sEkIEs
~ Inc Equ table Loan
Ter lor sale 800 shares Of sIo association q,
series atsl per share: firS IS ID the iouS.
RR oy evening next, pi'SnfheAl y
BOOKS now ready. App,v titl inslaS
mhi0-6t seCretap,
- :, no id4 MArk.ty,
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NOTICE.

Es a ssMss d o., Goa 90 T. Stock a.:
for al once. AddTa,a ''ihtsS ANN
-. A." Every E,a FpN
milo Std<ws i. IN I seii One.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

IGOR RENT.-Store and dwelling, No.
J. 40S Market street, lately occupied By
John FullmeT. Apply 10
$40 ORANGE STREET.
Mar4-2weod.
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NUIILE. VET
~ WILMINGTON, March -.
The deed foI my Lot No ., sl@
the Wi mingtun al. i Rran,lo, Sex. N. n
terry, has been lost or me- Wine Cens
made application for new S dld hss
Sw 2aw.s wv" ueed,
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Unity hIA HOOu
dairy cows, most of which
Will be In profit by day ol
sale; also 2 mead OF heliers
> years Old; oae York state
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ENTERED AT WILMINGTON PoST.oFFICE
As sECoND-CLASS MATTER.
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L'oR SALE Pour finely elevated build.
ing lots on Front street, corner OF
Jackson, 81 feet on Front. apply To
EVANS PENNINGTON,
feble- SOL King street,
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OEhCA..- FersOns VINO were lrAite.l
IN the state OF Delaware Tor Tue ull1
States IN illLary service Ia May. Iu1e q
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-31
The Coroaer's Inquess Upon shs
Remains of Mr. aud Mrs. Pollock.

The testimony given before the Cor.
oner's jury last evening developed little
that was new as regards the killing OF
the old couple in Six-mils Canyon on
Wednesday night. Mr.. Hulley. who
lives in the canyon, passed the toll.
house about G o'clock. and spoke to Mr..
Pollock, who came to the door to collect
toll. He testified that there were two
women in the house at the time. one OF
whom ho thought was Mrs. Pollock; the
other he did not know. Mr.. Hullsy's
wife was with him at tho time, and she
inclin.s to the belief that q OF the
women was larger than Mrs. Pollock.
G. G. Thomas. superintendent OF the
Sutro tunnel, gave tho alarm Of fire to
the neiRhbors in the canyon. he was
going to Sutro from Virginia. and In
passing down the canyon met q China
man with o basket or . bundle on his
back. Going o mile further he met Q
man coming up the middle OF the road
who was walking rapidly and at irst
appeared az IL he was going to stop him.
but finally stepped aside. There was
nothing In the testimony Of the other
witnesses that has not been p~ublishsd,
and was mainly concerning the fire.
Coroner Conn postponed the taking OF
the doctors' testimony Of the autopsy
until next Monday evening at @ o'clock.
II was hoped BY that time witnesses
would be found who would be able to
throw more light upon the matter than
any that had yet been examined.