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The daily gazette., 1881-03-24

The SCARCITY OF IRON ORE
The United States are believed to
be as rich IN iron ores as they are in
coal, yet the rapid increase in the
demand for iron OF every shape finds
our present supplies deficient. The
competition in the manufacture Oi
iron is so constant and severe and
the plant" and capital employed.
are so large that the dill n nca Of a
very few cents in the cosC OF ores to
establish works marks the whole
difference between profit and loss.
The quality of ores, likewise. ire
spective of their absolute perceuL-
age Of iron, has q great deal to do
with their profitable tusibilily. Very
large and easily worked deposits OF
iron ore IN our eastern section are
rejected by the greater establish :
ments for the reason that they can
not be profta ly smelted, owing to
the excess of sulphur or PHOSPHORUS
in them. Within the last ten years. j..
and since the Bessemer steel fur.
naces have been established, it Is
cheaper to transport ores ot GER
tain character, tree from phosphor-
Gus and sulphur over great distances
and at high prices than to use infer,
lor ores from nearer home. Thus
the Pittsburg furnaces have lona
been using the Lake Superior orrs
even paying Sc aud 81 per ton 10.
them at Cleveland. In 1889 nearly
1000, 900 tons of these ores were
put out, nearly all going to eastern
furnaces. East of the Alleghanies
1t has become usual Tor our furnace
to import from Spain aud Algeria
the manganiterons iron ores5 which
those countries yield, their freedom
from sulphur and phosphorus morp
than paying for the cost OF trauspoI.
tation. In 1879 l42,OOO tons OF
these ores were imported. Cana
dian ores are also used to a very
large extent, the mporlalions hav
ing risen TO 10000, or 10000 tons
! per annum few years ago. These
circumstances give OF course great
additional value to the ores whiel
are now being developed IN Virgin
la, and it can only bS temporar,
and accidental defect in local trans
pOrtation which enables our furnace.
to get desirable iron ore cheapc.
from Spain, Algeria and the ST. Law
renee river than they can be pro
cured from the upper waters o
James river.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-24

MIR. JOHN WANAMAKER's great
store at Thirteenth and Market streets
Philadelphia, is q novelty in itself
and thousands of purchasers are
drawn to it to witness the immense
stock of goods Of all kinds, and hun
dreds of ladies meet their friends
there. 1t has become the most fash
ionable store in the city, and the Only
place were party going to house keep
ing can fit themselves out thoroughly
with all the requisites for marriage
lite. The store, however, is still too
small, and it's growing popularity will
ultimately require its proprietor to K
tend it all the way to Chestnut street.
This enlargement will be The earlier
induced by the great advan ages the
new elevated railway depot at 18Th and
Market must give to this really, pro-
perly termed "Grand Depot"
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FURNITURe.

\ 9 ne to the character NJ
WITHOUT VII, seeing II. Tske " u onr furnl,
pea room suite OF three Mo, 10, exaa ps
Lowsst prices: pitceA. y"
Assn wood tops.
Anothef ef style, walnut or s,,,iI,''.,,a.,.v
N'S'''.-' '.-''.......,., '' lSftls1
sueh ah are L. every n,,nii,,,'''.....,
mon wood and comm an MUTE uSt 81 "a,
painted sets. "t Vi c.tiag, y
Lowest prices In first cla,s
walnut, wood tops. "'' work
same style ~ mahoganv ''''".....,,
o. rihin style but prone, ;;,,...'......,,I
Lowest price IN elegant wm w",seh, .ieh,
maple or walnut. iennes,oAa
~ west prices IA nluNur,n,''' ',,''"".I
Whihul, tennessee i,IaIbleI NV, "ofSi
same htyle IN mahugany ''r'"".t
a very chaste and nons s,...9'.'".a
ton OF work; slyle, psus
maple, wood tops
same IN mshogany.....''''''','"
We nave very large a,si,;a.,'".,"i
pelow tlD0, and between Sln" .llslls d
h'shet prices there is nohiySul ul W
o. o. ~ more costly decorallon e' qaale
The western gallery.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-24
HE STILL LIVES.

Some years ago Dr.. R.V. Pierce, of tie
World's DIsi ensary aud Invalid's HOtel.
of Buffalo, n. Y, apd London, was sent
for TO examine a terribe disease of the
knee joint, resulting in liberation and
extensive sloughing of the bone and
tissues Tue uIAu life had been des-
paired of by previous attendants. Am-
putation al the thigh was promptly de-
cided upon anu skiltuiiy performed by
Dr. Pierce, aud as after treatment TO
pnrlfy the blood and prevent recur-
renee of the malady the doctors Golden
Medical Discovery was freely prescrl hed.
The mans system was thoroughly puri-
ried and streng hsued, he rapidly gained
his health, the stump healing nicely,
and he is to-day a happy man. The
case was among the first IN which tbis
wonderful blood pnrlIirr was tested. IT.
has nee manifested its wonderful pow
or over the worst scrofulous aud other
blood Diseases. TAKEN for time II 30
purities and strengthens the system as to
strongly fortlty II against the eDcroachs
memts OF diseases. Sold by druggists.
MIDDLEvILLE, NJ ch., Feb. 18th, 1879.
Hon Il. V. PIERCE:
Dear Str.-l would say that | have
Sold your medicines for seven years
The Golden Medical Discovery IL the
best cough remedy / have ever used aud
in every case where | have recommend
ed II n has culed. 1 have used in my
family for my chlliren. IL cures their
colds and coughs in a day of two. My
wlfS has used IT several times when
down sick. ltinvariahly gives immedi-
ate rehet It's sale increases daily.
nar22 81 j. b. kESTER Druggist.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-24
marietta.
DRorosALs FOR CITY HAULING.
OFFICE or THE STREET coMMls-l

OFFICE or THE STREET CoMMts-1
SIONER, y o. 81 East sixth rlreet
WILMIMGroS, Del, March 10, 1881.
Sealed Proposals VIII he received ia
the box IN tnr Cny Council athHn baI
until 7.3J p, M, thursday. March 2lth
1881, Tor iutnlsh.rg team aud hauling by
the load stone from he stone bIeas et
am sand ami gravel from the sand pit al
InirleenLh ana orange streets ana
Twelfth an Clay streets, To any
part OF The city tnat the Street Commia-
sioner may direct. The contractor Will
also bo compelled 10 haul paving .auh
building stones or any other material
nom any paft 20 any part OF the city h
directed 10 do so by the Street Commit 4
sloher, Tue contract viii be for +the
space Of six onlhs. Parties bidutns
VIII please state the number Of teams
they can furnish and The price per load
oi not icss tEan twenty live bushels. A
bond with security Ia tie sum OF one
hundred dollars must accompany each
proposal for the good faith % TIE bidder.
he Street com mittee reserve the right
TO reject any or all nids. Ali BIDS must
be prope ~ sig Ell, sesled ana endorseH
Proposals iot / y HLlllng. For further
Information apply 10
i. r. LYNCH,
Street Commissioners
BY order ofthe street Com mittee,
WILLIAM MCMENAMlN
marl6lA Chali man.
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CARPETS AND FORNIrVSI
JOHN WANAMAKER,c
PIIIADElLPHI
CAR Pc rs.

our stock of carpets - row about as full
a IL will be any time this spring, IL Is
rich In every sort, except whole carpets,
We have. perhaps. as choice oliect on
of luxurious carpets as any In Philadel-
phia, such as wilton, administer ana mo-
quette: while in brussels, tapestry and m
grain our stock Is beyond any other,
W lhout doubt.
Patterns that prove below the average
In acceptabllily we mark dOwo, This
gives us al least two prices In every f,,-
bitc.
Ne bespeak calls from buy ers for ho-
tets, churches, Institutions, &c.
Carpets below value
Five patterns of wilton 81: one of them
an oriental pattern, we consider particu-
larry choice. Other p tterns, OF the same
quality, S2.75. John CTossley Sons
+ glish tapestry, sl.l5; ten patterns.
Brussels, fifteen patterns. sl.25.
Northern gallery.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-24
IlAACLNGl

DANc'N"i
REOPENING OF A. 5. WHBSTERis SE-
LECr DANCING ACADEMY.
thursday EVcnIIIz, September 9th.
AT THE
MASONIC TEMPLE, Wilmington, Del.
Ladies and Gentlemen, NJ sses and Aias-
tiers wishing 10 become piotic IeuL in All
the uaucgs of the ..ay, aud 10 learn thp
new anu NOR" lAhhlondDIe pnes, viii find
~ W JheiI advantage " begin with the
opening OF the season.
EVENING CLASSES.
Commencing Thursday, September 9th
nehtieihen class monday and thursday
evenings from . TO ~ O'clock
AFTiiRNOON CLASSES,
Commencing Ou saturday. october "a
Ladies' aud Misses and Aasiers' class
thursdays from TO y, and Saturdays.
from 2.OO 10 400. Private lessons given
AT any houf 10 suit convenience.
GLIDE AND RACQUET wAI.rZEs rAIaur
IN FEW Lessons.
Special arrangements for Schools and
Selninaries, ana Ior private classes al
ladies or gentlemen, can be male nv M,
plying at the Academy. ht Kob,.Jin
hTo' b. No. 'lo Market street pr Dy mali TO
n; >. " EDNlEk,
ePA7 MhsOhlC Neiuule,
The daily gazette., 1881-03-24

as TIME PAsSHs the periious nature
of The Cameron Malone compact to tn
Republican party will become plainlt
manifest. 1t will be seen that the Vi,
gina party to this disrepntabl' agree
ment dsss no: mean to resi- satisfied win
the spoIis already III his pnssesslon. l.
Will be his purpose, steadily pc slstec
in, to force his alleged Republican
coAsjutSrs to render substantial assist
anee IN pushing his schemes for adIins
TO his power and ins renching hilnseI
at home. To this end, II is Already
openly announced that h ldleberp4r
hAhose's man for Sergeaut-at Arms. j.
TO be the Candidate 0f the ReaJilspars
"and perhaps OF the Republicans
succeed General Johnston in th. Senaf,
Two years hence. In other words. Ia,
price oil MahOne's cOhtinued allegiauc,
to the Republicans in the Senate viii he
the direct alliance of thei Virginia Rs.
pt blicans, backed by the power Of tn.
administration, With the Readiusrers
illus the Republican party,as a nationa
organization, mnst prActical, beer m.
The active ally OF flag ant financial dis.
honesty in Virginia, ,lhe friend and patrop
OF reputation, Or surrender at any timt
lta newly aud dearly acquired power Ii
the Senate. This and nothing less thai
this will be tie dir4cL GU, come Of th,
base surrender OF Republican honor 1,
Mahonism.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-24

The PROPOSED NEW RAILBoAD-I
Levi G, Bird, Esq, tn resident coun. |
sci for the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road Co. in this city, yesterday, looked
sp The reporters and gave out very en-
pnatically that the b. q o. would
build new road, and that it would be
completed from this city to Philada!-
Phia by the first of July next. No
doubt Mr.. Bird believes that his cli-
ents mean to do this. But The
GAZETTE is not SO credu GUS. 1t is
rather too much for US to ask the
people of Delaware to put faith in,
Mr.. Bird has not looked into the con-
strucllon part of the matter as deeply
as he has into the law. The surveys OF
the road are not yet made. 1t Is not
determined which route will be taken,
andWe do not credit the statement. 1t 5
not likely that the western hills can be
tunnelled and the Brandywine bridge
In that time nor is it any more
likely that abutments can be mad J.,
in the marshes on the eastern side of
our city, and the Chtistiana Dlidged
to be used by the heavy freight trains
Of the B. & o. R. R. Company in 50
short time.
The whole affair looks like another
scheme tor Wall street op grafton, by
which bill Tor new Peninsula road
Is to be aided through the Delaware g
Legislature and the Delaware r. R,
Company induced to water its stock
and buy off the new competing line.
In other words the same lick that
was played upon the Pennsylvania
line by the use Of the p, w. s. B.,
may be tried over again with a new
Peninsula project.
BY the late sale of the p, w. 81 b.,
Ar. Garrett made half a million, aud
put perhaps $780, 600 in Deiawar,
Western stock. If he can use Pen
lnsula charter to get rid OF this stock
at half million, he will have made
nearly a million by his operations
but In what way will the people o
Delaware have been advantaged
We fail to see any advantage that i,
70 result TO the trading or agriculture
people from the transfer of the p. w
q b. 10 the Pennsylvania, because TIN
cost of the P, w. & b. has been aise,
20 S2l ,OOO, 900, and it will take hiphe
rates and lower wages to make eigL
per cent. on the latter figures than j
did on the $15,oO0,000 at which
stood the p. w. & b. Company. Now
II the stockh lders of the Deiawar
Railroad Company are induced to sci
their stock by the same process-tha
In by watering its own or that of th,
r, w. d b. there will be very littI
prospect for reduced rates to peacl
growers or any other class of shin.
psrs.
The GAZETTE does not ask anv on
10 take it's suggt stions as facts: bu
having permitted the reports Of tb
railroad operators to pass into circu
lation through its columns, assume
the duty a. question the ability of tn
ensibl operators to perform wha
The daily gazette., 1881-03-24
PROPOSALS.
DRo os ALs FOR CONSTRUCTING a
SEWER
OFFICE OF THE STREET CoMMIsSIoNEH'
No. Sl< EAST SIXTH Street, ,oo, 7

OFFICE OF THE STREET CoMMIsSIoNsH'
No. s}S EAST SIXTH STREET. 100, I
WILMIMGTuN, DkL., MARCH 10, loo''J
Sealed proposals will be eceived In The
box in the City Couhcil thsihD,i uAtii tii
7,3O O'Clock, r. NJ Thursday Mdfcl Zitn,
lSsl. for consLructiuz "a Stone and Urck
sewer on Shipley run. Dstw en- iith "nu
sixth aud addison and Monroe slreels
Length of sewer about 20 leei, WIN
nine ieet between walls. rue "ulls Will
be built OF stone furnished Dy lhe Cltp
and Will be deli yered GA Fiith ana SiAtn
streets. The walls will be "a IeeI III ck
and about6 n feet hlsh, deiendlhs on me
nature of the ground lhe eAchNdtINhs
for the walls must IN all cases be carried
deep enough to obtain good ana st ia
1ouiidaLion. The pavement WI De an
inverted arch OF Ices fItdILs, conslstlhs
of one course OF god hard DricR ltld on
edge the.bed ot the paVemei must g
filled in with RraVelIor 30 suitable INA
IeIial, well packed and Ianned ana
made To conform 10 The exact shape huu
grade OF the invert or pay ment, ana u
necessary the puNemehis III The se"Fis
or, sslng Filth ard sixth streets musl De
Ta!sed or lowered IN order To conform 10
ire grade AS IL will be given BY Tue CITY
survey Or. The walls ahd pave meht III nst
be laid in good hl dtauiic cement mortar
cuinpused OF equal y fls ol cement hnu
clean rlver sand The walls and pavement
must Ue well plasteIed wlth soOd O. men
mortar abd made as hlnt olh ana True
To grade as pussit le All ths wurk mast
be done in "a good and W, rkna ike inan-
her, according 10 the plaus aLd lines iur-
nlsned by the CITY surveyor, lh= eAeeu.
lion Of SAID work aud the ierformHnce oil
the contract shall be under The dlrectlOn
aud supervision OF the street comm f.
sioncr, and the wo.k k must be approved
by hlm before II vii. be accepted by the
Street Committee Bl 5 are requested TO
be made stating he pilce per In al loot
for building the sewer, the price per lire-
al foot 10 Include the cost Ot SAcAVatiHg,
back I'll ing AL a ali tn labor and material
necessary 10 compl, te tine Work with Ut
any additional cost tD the C1ty except
the stone for building the walls Tle
work must be co plvied within thirty
days from the time the contract Is award
ed by City Council; for every day there
after there VIII be a orivlt Of ten dollaTs
per day, bond with security In the
sum of five hunure dollars must acco1Nl-
pany each piopOkHl Tor the good fdllh 1
the bidder, and The pers Jn or pcrsohs 70
whom The contract may awaTue1 mu-t
give bond with secuIlly Ia the sum Df
one Thousand do lzrs iOr The fait hiul per-
fdrmance of thp.cOntrhCi. Amy repairing
That The sewer maS need lor the space pI
Que ye"r must be done by the CO.. tIactpr
without any Cost 10 The CIty, Ine Street
ANY or ali bids. All bids must be prop
cry signed sealed and. endorsed, PrD.
posals Tor constructing a sewer On snip
icy Rum Any further. Information tii.tt
may De desired Will he furnished ON APP
'lcatiOn to l.. 4. LYNCH.
street Commissioner
BY order OF the street Committee,
WILLIAM MCMEN AMIN,
marl6t2i Chairman.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-24

THE Ledger says The money mar
ket is growihg easier as the lst of
April approaches, without any sign of
a Tightening up in the rates for money
or any marked urgency for accommo-
dations. The money market in This
city has ruled easy this week more
probably in consequence of the short
supply of good paper than of any large
amount of unemployed capital Offering
to lend at bank.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-24
DE0POSR SRIS FOR GRADING, paw
l. ING AND > SrTIl&D CURB STONE.
OFFICE OF THE STREET toMNIs-l
sIOHtK, 40. So Il. SIKH 81

DEOPOSRI FOR GRADING, paw
l. ING a Nd > IIl$6 CU RIB SIONE.
OFFICE OF THE STREET CoMMIs-l
SlONtk, 40. So u, SIKH 81.
MtLMlNGIoN, Del, March, 18th. 1851.
Sealed Proposals W .lt b. received Ia Iht
DuA II IN Ciiy COuuc1 Chamber uuilI
7.jO O'Clock =. IN Thursday March 2Ith.
l,ol, Tor grading and paving tue bed VI
DUPONT street, betwce3 Delaware ana
Gllf Ia a ehues. he grading must be Il
sufficient depth to a low "a Ded 81 "a d
sHnu AT least seven Iuehes deep. The gut
lers must be laid with sione 10 tEcues
wide and net Iess tEan Is lncaes long.
Ihe paving stone must he wen SHAPED
aud not less than four nor more than slX
inches On the face, Tht. pavement must
be well and substantially land aud have
Two good ranfnings and fnisued Oh ton
WI Ii cover Of good sand wen bf9omeu
lItJ the joints, There viii bt three cross
Ings IA n one dish gutter to Ge lat t.ro.s
"a o4t street. Ihery viii also be aGoul
nvC Butured feet OF cdrb stone useL, the
aLCne 20 toe saiuc slz5 as used by The
CITY. lhe contractor must lurulsh ii all the
iaDJr and material necessary u coli plete
tue work, tcNeept the Il * stone for tue
eros ings w.4teA W.. ~ 4G.L-s.4 Led by tue
cily)
The dirt and old material must be re-
moved 10 WnCr verthe -tleet Commissions
directs. ms MUrk must be Compltle ed
and Tie streets and side eWsdks all c4eaned
uD WInin thITty day from the Llme thE
COhtrscl Ia award Il by city Council: tOI
eVeIy dty thereafter the contractor must
pay . ne cIty ot NllmIngLOn the sum uf
ten dollars per day. Parties blddlnG win
Please stale inc price per square yard,
Single meas remeaL, for giauing aud
paw Y thc street, lnctudIng the aging Of
the Il - oae, Hni the price per hneh
10 l Tor furnishing aid setting The euro
STONE Any rep"iIlHg That the street may
ueed tor t't space Ut one year must Do
done by the contractor vi hOut any cost
20 The clly Inc Work must Ds done under
the direction d superv siOu of Lne9l reel
C9Innsss ner and the work must De ap-
"rOved by ntm before 1t gnIII he Uc-
ei ted by tho street Committee A
OpGu W lh security ia the sum oI (SlpO
one huudled dslars must be Hccum
paty each proposal for the good faith ui
the bidder. anu the success lul hi der u usl
give IA pond Win security In tue sum ut
nVe hundred dullais for the faithful per
/ Iurinanc3 OF the contract, The 81 rect
| Committee reserve the right ~ reject auy }
or ali bids. All bids mu' / be properly
signed, sealed and endorsed Propos 10 ioI
Grading, Paving and setting Curb Oh
DUPONT street.
Al further Information that may be
desired VIII be furuished on application
10 l.. T.. LYNCH,
Street Comm issiOneF.
By lorder NJ the Street Committee,
WILLIAM McMkNAMl 4,
Chairman.
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DROPOoALS.
OFFICE or THE STREET CoMMrs- !

OFFICE or THE STREET CoMMIs-1
stoSrR No. - last slXGh street.
NlLMl&GION, Del. N arch l0 1851.
Sr-ie4 Proposals will be ieceiveI Ia Il.e
box ia the tlly Council Chamber until
seven thl.ty o'ctack y IN. ,Ihuls IHy
March 2Ith, 1854 IUr tara, ,shIng O4e .Lous .
and ett (muTe OF iessJ OF curb hloue. sall
stone not 10 be less than fiVe leel
length, TWEEN y-two inches IN depLh an
i've iHchth ln tniek bees, 70 be OF uniform
wldth anu the 81 ess. alsp one thousand
feet (mgre or iessl ut flag sIour. IA j
stone Hat To ue lees than lnIee i,et itI
leucth, sixteen inches IA wfdtn AID ii
iHCneh III thI,kuths, To &c IT uniform
width and thickness. Also one thou am.
lSeI (hoIe oI IrSs) OF gutter stone, sand
stone no. 10 be less Lnau etguteyu "a ihc d.
N length len isehes Ia with aud ttIrt
Inches Ia thickness, to he OF uuIIoI Tu
width and lhICanass. Bidders Will pleas
state tile price pr lineaI loot l1r tlI.
Of tlIe cItS that Tue rtrett Commissioners
may direct. y bOad with security Ia lll,
sum ol ont hundred dplIHts Iuusl accom-
pahy earh pro- osai ior In good lAilh ti
The blduer. ihe street COMMITTEE rysef Il,
the usGt To reject any OF al bids. A.
bids must be property sIgped aIed h ii
.hdOrhed Proposals for Furnishing uufb
az and Gutter stone. toT luther iN
iotmdlloh apply To
.P. LYNCH,
street CommlasI 4ner
BY ord ~ he Street Committee,
VILLA NJ MCAIh& A .tIN,
Chairman.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-24
PUBLIC SALES.
EXTENSlVE PUBLIC SALE
Ia OF
REAL ESTATE

Ia OF
REAL ESTATE,
Under the auspices OF the AID, CITY,
MECH NNICS' and WuRKINGMEN'
Loan AssOcIat Ous of the Guy, at the
sAlesroDn y Gregg Y Pierce basement
Of the Clayton ii use building, on > ~
UkDAi, lHrca 26-h, ISL, M O'Clock
sharp, as follows:
FOX The AID LOAN ASSOCIATION
No l. trams dwelling. $40 spruce
~; Franz dwelling, 81. spruce
N.gr'S r. rame dwelling, north side of
Bvtcn street heIwern Maryland a venue
ana Naa Burrn street, 10 l1i5X6l
80 !, Shn as No. md adjoining.
). 1uree It ~ brick dweilin l0i
T.. Iweitth street, lof ljlzssl.
No. O.. Three u ~ Irame dwelling,
iwent thlrh stree, ", st Of Market 81,
lot 81 s34At3B La.
~. three story bIck dwelling
No. - Mad On street, lot 1871 N9J feet.
FOR TaE CITY LOAN AsSOCfHT!uN.
No. 4. Three story brirk dwelling
Front sheel west q Clayton, OF lIAI5 l.
No. ., .GJniniug above and same SIzo
Ne. 10 ot on 1ulIp street, IN rear ul
Nus. and ., 2IXjO ieet,
No IL. Lrton Jackson street, north OF
Shhl cross avenue, 2i&laU.
FOk THE MECHANICS LOAN ASSO-
LIAlI0N.
No y. La ge store and manufactory
- Market street.
No. Is, Tn stoIy brick dwelling s 5
Madison ~ eet, lat IIlJ SO feet.
No, IA. Br Cd dive ithg, zjJ sShipley street,
lot -l-t ir'nt I.o-o deep, and l6.2 at the
rear.
No -, .wo BRICK houses on Mcguire
Niie'si. le Christ aua village, New Castle
county, Del.
FOk HE WoK NGMEN'S LOAN AS.
SDt IaIlON.
No 10 10 On souJI size Of sixth street,
ives Utj o. son street l, 3SAl2S ieeL.
NO Il. J. Ot :. ". conner OF sixth and
X dne streets, 3UtNls Get.
%. -, Three story pr.eK dwelling, No,
80 Aanu' street, lot 10 hN6J.
No. 49, BticS j, eli ig, No. = f.. FIJI eeuth
street, lot 3lA71.
No, -, Brlca store A. d dwelling, No. =.
9nlptsy street, ut EXsg=s.
Tor lurtner partIculars see POSTERS
Terms made BaOwl at sale.
JOSEPH q. SEEDS,
PrCsldaE a "a Loan ASsocfuttUn
h.. h. CItA " FORD,
President CIty osn AssOcIatIou.
- mis- MESIOS'
President Mechanics Loan asst citation.
-. h Is EN- !,
President "orkin meu's Loan \ ssom.
l.. y. NrIDHAM y son. Auculoueers.
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The daily gazette., 1881-03-24

The Hampshire Gszet e, published
at Northampton, Mass, publishes a
great number of letters flom recent
settlers on the Eastern Shore of NJ .ry-
land, speaking in the highest terms of
the soil and climate, anu the kind and
hospital reception they encountered
from ths.r nelghbors.