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THE CHRISTMAS CARD COMPETE
TToN.-The Judges in the Prang com
petition rendered their decision on Wed.
nesday night, in New York. The de-
signs were numerous, and REQUIRED
some lime for examination. Mr.. Louis
C. Tiffany was prevented from offici-
ating and his place was supplied by
Mr.. Stanford White, the other Judges
being Messrs. John La Fargo and sam
usl Coleman. The first prize of 81 900
was awarded to Elhu Vedder, the
painter of the "Cumaan Sfbyl and the
Young Marsyas, the stThree Phorkidg. $
the "Seulptor's Model the "Spring.n
and other well known pictures. The
second prize of $500 was awarded 10
Miss Dora Wheeler for her design of
aAngels Blowing Trumpets," with deco.
ratiye border in imitation of stamped
leather. The third prize of $500 was
gained by Mr.. c. c. Coleman with de-
sign of brie.a.brae and plum blossoms
against gold ground of singular rich
ness and beauty. 1t introduced also a
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A New ROAD TO BE BUILT.-Col.
Il. s. McComb, it is understood, as
sured some of the members of the
Legislature, at Dover, yesterday. that
he and VIM. H. Vanderbilt would
build new through railroad line if
the General Assembly granted a char
ter; and there is every prospect of the
charter being granted at an early day.
The longer the Legislature delays the
greater will grow the chances of a fail
ure to secure the improvement. We
cannot doubt the intention of Col.
McComb. Why hesitate ? No one
else offers to build new road. 1t is
not pleasant 10 be trifled with and the
people begin to feel it. Sharpe politi-
clans will find they have over-stepped
the mark if they undertake to defeat
measure for fear of party success or
party defeat. The bill before the Legis-
lature has been amended and post
poned until Tuesday. We hope then
1t will be perfected and passed without
further delay.
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The following is pen-picture of the
baroness Burdett-Coutts: She is tall.
aud graceful, and has dark brown hair
aud hazel eyes. Her energy ard vitality
are extraordinary, and when she is well
she defeats her age by dozen years. Her
hands are very small aud delicate, and
have been modelled as specimens of per-
feet beauty. She usually dresses in
dark velvet or silk of well-ehosen aud
sabdued color. She wears no head-dfess
III the morning, but in the evening she
IS to be seen in an Angot cap. She has
an abundance Of most rare and costly
jewelry, but she rarely makes any dis
play Of it on her person. Occasionally
she wears tigers claw, richly set, as a
pendant to The gold chain around her
neck. 1t was presented to the baroness
by Sir Garnet WoIseley, and she values
it highly. The baroness is a good horse
woman, and IS fond of exercise, and she
walks with an elasticity that many
younger woman nigh envy.
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PRESIDENT HINCKLEY, of the p.
w. & b. Railroad, has discovered that
the Press of Delaware has some infiu-
ence, and to some extent was the cause
OF the, transfer of the stock of the
Messrs. Thayer and their friends to the
b. q o. We do not remember when
the Press referred to Mr.. Hincklev and
tue T., w. & BIS management but with
Kindness. Certainly the GAZETTE has at
times maintained that it was one of the
best conducted roads in the country !.
and this Is the simple truth aud the hon
est opinion of the great mass of the
people who ride over it. Only an even
ing since one Of our venerable, experi
enced and most respected Democratic
citizens remarked that Mr.. Hinckley
was the "best railroad President in thg
United States. We have no experi-
enee in such matters and do not know
now to estimate the duties of such an
ohcer. But Mr.. Hnckley should not
be hasty in his judgement of the Press
OF Delaware. The Press must be free.
1t cannot refuse to publish articles that
criticise the conduct OF those who man
age great public Institutions vet II can
and should make the authors of such
articles respectful In their tones, and
bear the responsibility of the charges
they convey. The reputation and value
OF the P, w. d B. owes much to It's
management, Of which Mr.. Huckley is
entitled to his fair share of praise. He
is about to take leave of us aud we hope
he will not go away holding a bad
opinion of the Press which really
knew but little of him, and we are con-
fident desired 10 assist him In any way
it could to advance the usefulness and
interest of the great corporation Of
which he has been The honored head SO
long; although it may not have been
able to see the necessity for maintaining
the high rate of freights on peaches, out
of which nearly every complaint thai
has been made by correspondents
through the Press has grown. Outside
of this we do not remember to have
heard word against President Hlnek-
ley's management.
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The London Times of the 18th inst
contains telegraphic despatch from
Geneva telling "a strange story OF a
married couple of the name # Gossall.
who lately left the Canton ST. Gall for
New York via HaVre. During the vow
age the wife poisoned her husband aud
tried to throw his body overheard. This
led to her arrest ard the discovery of the
crime. At New York she was handed
over to the police, tried, convicted and
sentenced TO death. She then confessed
10 having also poisoned her first hus-
band in ST. Gall, her second husband
being her accompllce." This is indeed
a "strange story 1t will be news of a
startling sort to the New York police
aud TO the New York courts which "try.
convict and sentence to DEATH murder
ers for crimes committed on foreign yes
sells and upon the high seas!
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design of Tiffany glass window, and
was SO exceedingly decorative that the
judges after consultation with Mr.,
Prang raised the amount of the prize to
5000. The fourth prize fell to Miss
Rosina Emmett, who won the first prize
last year. Her design was lady very
much like Sarah Bernhardt raising a
little child to her arms, and giving it a
hearty hug under the mistletoe. The
border was rather weak arrangement
of mistletoe, with peculiar tones of ar
senic-green and salmon-pink. The
World says, the public will no doubt
indorse the action of the judges for the
dtst three designs, but for the fourth
here will be considerable demur, as it
will be easy to pick out twenty cards of
superior merit.
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FOR SALB

A SPLEEN DID FARM In Somerset 10
Maryland, containing 3j7 1aacres, 80 acres
81 IL mighty improved, clear farming land
the balance In Woodland; suitable and
convenient frame buildi gs. nearly new
anu n good order. This lis fine farm for
growing heavy crops of grain or fruit,
the SOIL IL "A rich clay loan underlaied
with yellow clay, no sand; there is a fine
young apple orchard In full bearing 10
acres OF Brandywlne raspberries, In fuIl
bearing; aud acres OF gOoseberries. and
D acres OF Strawberries Will be set out AZ
soon as the weather permits This farm
Hes miles from X In sston station r ~
II. IL. !" hlch is a continuation 81 tht
Delaware rtilroadl and rapid and direct
communication with Philadelphia. New
ORR ana Boston, also mile from steam
Dpat Landing at Rehoboth, on The POGO
lmoke river, and also convenient IN
chufehes, schools, fish and oysters ami
GAM the yeal round. and Is extraordinary
neailhy situation: fine salt air; no incum.
pIAhce on the property, a good, clear r.
y WIN be given for cash, or part cash
ana part credit, or part in WiImingtn,;,
or IhlladelphiA property; possession Wv
eIl ~ any Time, aud the stock and grow
ing crops On said farm If desired wonId
pc SOLD with the farm. For further NM.
mculars Inquire o; the subscriber a.
townsend, Delaware.
SAMUEL TOWNSEND
"'i"oho'1a an. "a. 2taW3m
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VIII be sold at Public Sale on
MONDAY, March IA, 1881,
Att o'clock p NJ

hSNBA mhTCu II 1881,
All O'Clock z. M,
On the Farm owned by Mr. William
Bright, on the Kennett Turnpike.
one half mile :south OF Centreville. 10
ChIistiana Hundred Bay Horse, 2 Cows
! 1eatllng Heller, one tWo-horse farm
wagon one market deaborn, one York
wagon and harness, one Syracuse plough
one double harrow, two eulLivators, one
cart, Que double set of stage harness
four sets OF plough harness, eight collars.
one set OF deabsrn harness, one set OF
cart harness, two brides, sixteen acres OF
wheat IN ground, SIX barrels OF cider vine
gar, lot OF hogsnead aud barrels. one
grain cradle, berry .crates, an boxes. 4
dozen milk pans, mlik buckets, straiper
cream can ;, butter tubs coolers, 6nechurn
ales one 4O-galion furnace, 10 bundles
Of corn fodder.
Iou -ehold goods, such as bedsteads.
beds, bedding, bureaus, tables, stands
chars, carpets, clock, three stoves dishes
irull Jars, ana many other articles moi
hera enumerated.
IERMs.-A credit OF so days Will be
given II "A sums over SIS, by the pur-
CHASER giving bankable note with an
proved lndorser. ~
NO postEoaement on account of weather
SAFE TO commence at O'Clock +. M
jos. l.. CARPENTER
leD.It Administrator
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I1ANCINGi

DANclNel
hEOPENING OF A. s. WEBSTFR,S SE.
LECr DANCING ACADEMY.
Thnrsday Evening, September 9th
AT THE
MASONIC TEMPLE, Wilmington, Del,
Ladies and Gentlemen, Misses and Mas
ters wishing To become proficient Ina All
inc dances OF the cay, and to learn the
new and more fashionable ones. Will finl
IL TO their advantage 10 begin with the
opening OF the season.
EVENING CLASSES.
Commencing Thursday, September 9Th.
Gentlemen'a class Monday and Thursday
evenings from s to 10 O'Clock.
AFTERNOON CLASSES.
Commencing GU Saturday. October ID
Ladies' aud Misses aud Masters class
Ihursdays from g to 6, and SaturdayH.
rom 40 TO 400. Private lessons given
at any hour TO suit convenience.
GLIDE AND RACQUET wALTZEs rAuaHr
IN FEw LESSONS.
special arrangements for Schools md
Seminaries, and Ior private classes al
ladies' or gentlemen, can be made nv an.
plying At the Academy. at RobeIiD A
Bros, No. ITO Market street. or by mail Ia
A. $. WEBSTER,
onLs Masonic Nempic.
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ID EGisTER's ORDER.
REarsrER's OFFICE.

a .
New Castle Co.. Jan. n 1881.
Upon the application ofJames HosslI,per
administrator OF samuel Y. Wilson. i5lte
deceased, IL Is ordered and dIrerted ~,
he Register thatthe Administrator nfor...
saii give notice OF the granting of letters
deceased, with the date of granting hara5
u, oy causing advertisements TO be nosteJ
Withlh lorty days from the date OF smell
htlefs, In SIX of the most public places nj
Inc county of New Castle. reuItrinV ali
persons having demands against the ts-
Sa.e 70 present the same or abide by an
ACT OF Assembly In such case made AMI
pr vided. And also cause the sam, To ~,
uWuseIlea within tue same period In the
n.i-a, i u, 5l,1 GAZETTE, anewspaper pnS.
isheu In wilmington, and to be cantinn.,I
tEefelh once week, two months
Given under the hand and soot
., .. once OF the Register aforesaid
at Wilmington, IN New Cnstia
Siy aforesaid, the day aud year ai5oys
"''''eh' >. Z. BlGuS, Register.
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"0hl why should the spirit OF mortal
be proud ~ We give IL up-but when we
see a man driving a "proud spirited,
team, we unhesitatingly remark-that
man uses NJ. b. Roberts Horse Powders
Is cents at all drug stores. ianI5 Im
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NOTICE TO WATER RENTERS
OFFICE OF THE WATER DEPART.
MEHT, WILMINGT n, Del,

OFFICE OF THE WATER DEPAEr-
MEHT, WILMINGr n, Del.
December /, 1881
The Wills for 1881 are now ready ana
payable at the Registrars ofIice at ID.
w, corner of Sixth and King streets. TA
law requires that all bills paid on or ~
lore January Jlst, 1881, the face OF the blu
those paid during the month of Febrnsy
per cent. additional. Those paid dars
The month OF March 10 per cent. ADD |
lo1at, and any amount remaining %
raid after April list, 1881, the Registrar II
required 10 have the ferrules withdnu
ana suit Instituted for the recovery ols
amount due; and the water will not b
let into such premises until such arresn
with assessments and 81 for drawing ID.
rules. are paid.
ONCE hours from a. m. TO 4p,m m,
WILLIAM j. MORROW, RegistrH,
deci. cod famed. f,b- cod
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PUBLIC SALES.

1nsnAHAA2xz1HEE1EM
pUBLIC SALE
The subscriber intending TO quit farm
Ing will sell without reserve on the farm
of Oliver ID. Canik, two mills above
Glasgow, on the road leading from New
Castle, on
WEDNESDAY. March 8, 1881,
At O'CLOCK, p. M,
The following Personal Property TO wit I:
One good mare, 5.years old, with
foAl, one good horse. ii years Hu%
Old, good farm horse, Que colt, ~ '
coming three years old this sA~AAz&S&-
spring. Four good milch cows. Will be In
prefit soon. one heller VIII come In april.
Two spring calves, heIfers, one brood SOW,
with pig, one shoat also one York
wagon, one market wagon, and one far IN
wagon, ploughs, harrowH, cultIVatols,
single and double trees, forks. shovels.
hoes, one cutting box and one fan, one
half bushel and hall peck measures,
bushel and peach baskets, one set OF car
rage harness, new, one set OF wagon har-
ness, new last spring, one lot OF plough
harness, brides, collars, halters, Buffalo
robes and horse blankets; one lot OF poul-
try, chickens. turkeys aud guInsas.
Household furniture, such as beds. bed
steads, mattresses, bedding, 8 tables,
dozen wooden chairs, hali-doZen cane
seated CHAIRS, bureau, wash stands,
wash bowls and pitchers. and looking
glasses, clock, D yards of wool carpei,
and a lot OF rag carpet. lot OF window
shades, parlor stove, l Victor COOK
stove No. Z and fixtures, and a lot OF
dishes, ard 3 wash tubs.
Dairy fixtures. l churn, butter tub and
print and bowl; one set OF scales and pans.
buckets; and u lot OF meat by the pound.
Also, the one-half of ID acres of wheat In
the ground Many other articles too te-
dIous to mention.
TERMS. All sums of tI0 and under cash,
All over that amount n credit of ten
months, on purchaser giving a banBRble
note with approved ndorser anu Interest
from date. WIN. ii, VANDERBILT.
WIN. j. LANR, AuctIoneer.
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Rheumatism.

Professor WM. g. RICHARDSON, M
D., OF The st. Louis Medical College, SAYS;
~ have ordered Liebig Co.'S Arm icaie
Extract OF With Hazel ito be applied To-
cally in Rheumat SIN and with most
marked relief In every case" Beware OF
worthless limitations under ours and
similar names. Also cures Piles, Catarrh.
Neuralgia. Painfu Aonth.Ies, Old vi, ers'
Lumbago and Weak Eyes.
Sold in fifty cents and dollar sizes
febl9 81.
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DUBLIC SALE.

- UBLIC SALE.
The subscriber having rented his farm
10 john Moouy, Jr., VIII sell at Pubic
sale at his residence in Pencader Hun.
dred, Del, about two miles souLueasL OF
Newark on the road leading from Chest
nut Hill to Ogletown, oa
TUESDAY, March Is, 1881,
Al II o'clock,
The following Personal Property, viz -
D head oil hoIses. all young aud an
good workers, | year ing colt, ~
d, young mich cows some ofkk#1
the II viii be in profit by day OF -xk@mA~
sale, ysariIng heiiers, farm Wagons
q iron axle neaIly new 2 hay wagons.
morse cart, Wheeler, No. q, Combine
sell Rake REAPER, Russell combined
dropping reaper, | wheel rake, / Buck
eye gram and phosphate drill, / Wood
q Halnes drill, ! roller, 1 No, s. Silver Il
Dehning feed cutter (uewl, 2 SyFacua.
chilled plows, Moore piows, Z No. 4
whey plows, Planet, Jr., corn coyeref
abd cultiyaior new, corn drag, 2 double
hhfrows, cuItivators, 1 NO. 8 Dedrick
hand nay press IL good orde.), / cross
cut saw, double and single trees, forks
fakes, &C., SETS OF wagon and pillow hur-
LESS, carr harness, | set OF carriage hnr
II ess, brides, collars. lines, &c.
lERMs.-All sums Oh twenty dollars
and under cash. All sums over thai
amount IA credit of nine months will be
De given by purchaser giving a bankable
note with approved security, IL not paid
When due Interest from date.
w JOHN n. REEFS.
W-3tpd.
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NOTICE

An persons having claims agai9s, ~,
5sNte OF the deceased must present IN M
same na auiy attested TO the Adminfstratnr
The % al 9e ~ JanuaTy END, 1882, or abide
auo provided. S"ee hade
JAMES HOSSINGER
Address: Newark. Del 'At'ator.
an2- law2m
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II has been proven that the diseases OF
babyhuod cannot tack the Infants sys-
TEN, when DIR. Bulls Baby syrup Is used
as direated. Price D cents.
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NJ OEfIL.- Persons VINO were nrsr-.-
Az the state OF Delaware for tha I rssli
SthteSni ittaryser vice IL Nav tSs.~A
JuIy, lsois and paid com mi1iati,,
were afterwards again drafted in ls, "
were required 10 procure a sunsiiIH,.A
enter tho military serviee under tbs ".
iratt win fnd IL totheir advantage No.
lnnhlcale, either personally or by M
WIN lhe unherslgned, who has breI \
thoriZed by the state I.estslatnrs , ~ IN, Y
from the Secretary of War, The com IN
ZION money paid by huoh persons \.
Secretary OF War having been dIrecds
CT OF Congress 10 refund the co,n%s!
on pad On such cases. G. II. X 6Iy
bower Eel. tulv u. 1879. DA''
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NoTfCE.-No persons are ,n,,-,
~ 10 make collections for 'I ~. ~
,mlhstnn Branch OF the Irish W.
league unless they show ihs LA W.
aulbo Ivy 10 make such eon..,HE
s 1is n.l ny me President and S ssrssa
T ii. Q, TURNER, Pres,as,
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NJ oIlCE.-By way of introonoM y
~ 10 reduce my rye stacs ufc1lon u
Ior the next thirty days onIv' Wig
1.oddnnches, Linnetts, and T.. inmpOra
900 each. This unparaile ,ed oa as,N Il
pss.lseiy close at the expiratIop
Llme stated; therefore inte"d,naa q V
Will consult their own inter4s, ouyaI
log early from GEO. REDPATH " ,Gds
YET aud Dealer liz Song and orn. ,nIa
i'ifas' r. pi 9nitry, Pigeons and mino, Y.
febl9-6t. Nhm f0AE
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To-day you can have your
choice out of more than q thousand
ladies' cloaks at aprice so low that
we shall keep till next fall all that
don't sell as now marked. Some
are at half-price, some more.
Shawls also are marked down
to the lowest point, including all the
India shawls we have. We would
rather not have any left but shall
make no lower prices.
Dresses few left; black silk
and various. The prices are final,
lew enough,
Southeast corner OF the building.
To-day you can have your
choice ut of an unknown number
OF girls coats, listers 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.
Sort TIA west corpar ~ th. h,,tt1,
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NoTICE-ESrATE OF HESTER VIII
~ LlAMS, nhl EASED.--Leters OH
minis ration on the above estate harY
been granted to tue undersigned, a. ~. 1
sons indebted to said estate ale reQuAA
10 make pA, ment, and those hsylns
claims TO present the same without dslaJ
0 II ENRY v. LESLEY,
'eblI- 3tw. 52S Walnut 81, rhlh
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DUBLIC SALE. ......
The subscriber, haviag rented his farm
situated IN Mill Creek HID, near Rohs
vile, wall sell, on
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 8, 1881,
at II O'Clock a. M.
The following described Personal Pro.
perry, viz % horseshoe, l.
brown mare kate. years GWa
old, a hrst rate family mare, REG&A
KIND and gentle. NO. 2, sor- E3
rel horse,l III years old, sound, RSSA
KIND and gentle; good woIk noIse. /
E-t----z-SSA head of superior dairy cows.
~ "a 1eeiected with great care and
wv alignment for dairy purposes
sAA0 II thIee shoats, Chester county
WINES; "A lot of poultry, twenty six ewes,
some have lambs by their side, others
VIII have by day OF sale; Also fat sheep.
Gram fan, Telegraph feed cutter, new
corn shelter, cultivators. horse cart and
harness, twin harrow, | syracuse pillow, /
new Peacock do, email Wiley. iron axle
wagon. market wagon, suitable for a
trucker, made to order, cost 4l75, nearly
new; ! York wagon, the above wagons
and farming utensils are nearly new,
been IN use short Tune, / set double
harness, z set light carriage harness
nearly new; set wagon harness, carriage
pole, cradles, scythes, tools, hoes grind
stone, wheelbariow, spades. extra brides
and hAlLeTs Dairy fixtures, new churn
new baskets, Household and Kitchen
furniture, u yards OF new ingram carpet.
D yards second hand carpet, bedsteads'
2 tables, dozen chairs AID many OFT eT
articles not here enumerated. Lot of
gard IN seed, peas, &c.
TERMs.-All sums OF $50 and under
cas Ii: ali sums over that amount a credit
OF four mo .tths will be given by the pur-
chaser giving Il bankabie note with an APP
proved endorser, interest added or 2 per
cent OIL for cash.
JAMES LYLE.
L, W. stldham n Son, Aucttoneers.
fpb2j-W W.T.
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n Office Notice ia hor-s ---- -H NJ y
IN the annual mee,inn given ~.
Wine hundred Assoc air. the Brand,
;g,overy OF Stolen Horses ana h4f The &
Ihleves VIII be held AT tha hpoelecllOl
yer ,sl, II. Parry, on Saturday "V M ot0l
1881, at 2 O'Clock p. m. Tia Mare, March 81
earnest y Requested To be pre.s,,. Den u
ness relating Id the United cn.l sbGa
De Drought up for conslderat1in'nnp aayv
feb7-tmw, "anSL0W,
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WHEAT e u y Y: z: e.: !: $;
oGGioodIy
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OTHCEx

o,pAR1 EERsHIP, .1,h,o-@ss
MI, nave This day iormsadh ne under,Is,,
y A. Osnni ng. for the pu DOS eof Essa||
ene General insurance bns,o OF contiose
Sslrr. s on by ihomas usslh ss. isrSss
NO. oOz Mark ct street. vii rrlumns, n
Jos; N. MAIHIFSslon, M
w,lmino,o;, MES u. CAM;
"s .hIs,gs Del, Feb. u aSIsSS,lSG,
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RIVkRyIEW CEMrrr.

RlVkkvIEW CEMETrnl
Az 70 N.Y. notice., RY CIV
heeting OF the Board Of IT, IT,. The resS,l
thelr NICE, February I. ia ~ 'es hsds
Resolved, To advance. H. " was
10 the cemetery. between J price Of u,
.hi1d cross avenues, S cent. ue front MI
10 u. and between the Ibt1's, per squss|
cross avehaes, ~ censi No., u and isunsl
III cnnh 20 10 take effect a r9Ilaare ioal
fe A,tv e y, i; HAWKINS, sect.iS l N
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NJ Office. +.- .-.
IN OFFICE or THE FARMERs
..- MUTUAL FIKE INs. Co.
OF THE STATE OF IiRr |

The Treasurer OF the Company b,rss,
give notice that on and ,ftef Pebr1sT
! 1881, ne VIII pay IN cas,i, To partle, ~
tltied ; rtceive IL, all balance stsDdIw
~ ~, credit OF inemVers ON the bouk, !
thu company on n ,Ilcfss mai lsv.
lapsed. lie win also pay all amount, IA,
OF scrip certificates, issued In lsts. vbiS
have not been collected.
W, A. IAMO1TP
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WANTED.

M ANTkD:-A purchaser for two hnely
w located cottage lots at Rchobot6.
near the beach. or an exchange Tor city
sePD-d&wtf
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1881-02-25
ADMINISTRATOR sale.

L. W. stldham II Son, AuoItoneers.
feb2i- WI.