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About the Nsws-Thief rraud.


1t is long Since we have seen SO disgust
ing piece Of demagogucism as d recent at
tack In an afternoon paper upon tirm OF
business. men who refused to advertise in
that journal. The paper in question has
long claimed an extended circulation among
the working people of this city, and its
habtual tone has been an insult to their in
tenigence, but this particular piece fclap-
trap outdoes any of its previous perform
ances. The business men in question are
taken to task In the vilest language of the
demag ogue because they used the phrase
sspoorer Glasses" Are we not daily re-
minded that the city unfortunately abounds
in the "poorer classes 2" Probably
nine-tenths OF our people are poor In com
parison with the few who have inherited or
accumulated wealth, and while there is
rudeness in reminding individuals of their
own poverty there is no shadow of impro-
priety in recognizing the fact that some
thousands of our population are poor in
this worlds goods. Ii, as is intimated, the
business men in question refused to adver-
tise with the sham journal because their
trade lies less among the poor than among
the we'll to-do they were wise, Tor surely the
man Is poor indeed whose poverty forces
him to e0nfne his reading to that particular
paper. II the working people are deceived
by the demagoguesm of this pretended
friend they are easily gulled, and the more
SO when it is recalled that this humbug
journal is saving thousands of dollars an
nually by discriminating against worthy
and industrious class of workingmeD, the
iourneymen printers.
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What Virgins Predicts.

Professor Wiggins, the Canadian meteor
ologist, who predicted that terrible storm
is to come upon us in March next, has writ
ten letter to the City Surveyor of New
York, saying: "The coming winter will be
remarkable for heavy and well defined
storms. If were the owner of ships y 7opld
not allow Que of them to be on the At
lantic Ocean on the Sth of February or
on the 9th, 10th and 11th of March, though
the former storm will be inferior to
the latter. You may begin marine work
with safety after the middle of April next.
Take my advice and save your thousands
1t is stated that the professor is about to
write to the Governor General "warning him
of the storm predicted by him for March,
and advising that, If the Princess Louise
take place during that month." 1t is Sig
nifcaDt that Mr.. Vennor denies that there
will be any storm of more than the usual
proportions next March.
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Imported LabOrers.
SMYRNA Times.

About 30 yeas ago John Wilkinson and
his brother-in-iaw, Robert Hill, came over
to this country from Ireland and settled In
this town. The latter, who was IN the em-
ploy of Colonel George w. Cupmins, after
several years got ''home sick" and returned.
He has since written TO Mr.. Cummins
several times, expressing desire to return
with his family and other OF his friends, The
increasing scarcity of labor gave this desire
especial consideration, and on Thursday
John Wilkinson started for Ireland, county
Of Antrim, with $500, which Mr.. Cumnins
furnished him to pay their passage over,
which, of course, will be repaid in labor,
The company will consist Of 10 or IL men
and four or, five women. Two of the latter
and several OF the former Mr.. 9. will keep
at "Woodlawn" aud the rest will lind homes
among bis friends.
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COMING AMUsEMENrs.

y "onlyda Farmers Daughter" Elliott
Barnes will be given in the Opera House to-
morrow evening by O. company said by lead
ing critics to possess extraordinary merit.
1t deseres a good audience Judging from
what the New York tfrapletc 3says = t'The
success of "Only farmers Daughter"
was conelusivelyassured last night at this
theatre, where II Will be repeated during the
week, to doubtless quite. as large an attend
ance as crowded every available space in the
auditorium lasl night. sya. r.ss +
The great actress Charlotte Thompson,
who has been regular performer in viii
mington for many successive Christmas
days, will be here again on Monday evening
ia the ncwly-constructed aJane Eyre,v and
in the afternoon win play "East L. m. Miss
Thompson has been highly spoken of and
the press of the country has enjoyed "The
New Jane Eyre" with lavish commepda-
tiou. '|N
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form the Seventh ward should not bring his

form the Seventh ward should not bring bis
grievance before the public" h
A motion was made by Mr.. Moore to IN
definitely postpone further consideration Of
the resolution, but was lost by avote OF 10
TO 13, Messrs, Bailey, Beecher, Eastburn,
Garrett, Grubb, Miller, Moore, johnson,
Paynter and Stevenson voting aye, and
Messrs. Adele, Baugh, Blake, Denny, File,
Mention, McKenna, Newell, Quinn, Smith,
Talley and Conrad voting nay.
A motion to adopt the resolution was
then lost by a vote of IL to IL, as follows !;
Messrs. Abele, Baugh, Blake, Denny, File,
Mention, McKenna, Newell, Quinn, Shaw
and Taiiey voted in favor Of its adoption,
and Messrs. Baily, Beecher, Eastburn, Gar
rett, Grubb, Miller, Moore johnson, Payn-
ter, Smith, Stevenson and Conrad against It..
An adjournment was then taxed, when
the suggestion was made privately by Mr..
johnson to Mr. Talley that the latter should
not have brought his difficulty to Council
but have taken a shiDgle and gone over and
spanked William Scott Vernon.
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LOCAL LACoNICS.


One push-cart and one wheelbarrow, sup
posed to have been stolen; await owners at
the City Hall.
To-day the Friendship Engine Company
Is 107 years of age. None of the charter
members are alive. rAl
The steamer John L. Tygert, plying
between Philadelphia and Smyrna will be
taken off the line on Saturday for repairs
and go on again In january.
The electric light failed to shine as hoped
for last night, but will make its appearance
in--the future. Some of the firms contract
ing for the light have cancelled their agree
The Mayor has, on complaint Of several
citizens, directed the Chief of Police to warn
the horn-blowing boys that they must toot
easy or else get their tin instruments of tor
ture set to softer key.
!. Astrange man entered the house of Mrs.
Eliza Thomas. No. la Spring alley, yester-
day, and assaulted her savagely. The
woman returned the compliment by flatten-
ing the fellow with a sad-lron. The intruder
then made his escape. -1ayIE-a7-II 1.aH
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seeking the Jail to Escape Starving.

New YORK, Dec. 22.-Henry A. Asseltinc,
26 years old, who says he is Canadian
school teacher, and came to New York
from Montreal few weeks ago, in search
of situation; was prisoner at the
Yorkville police court yesterday, Francis A.
Taylor of the express Office in the Grand
Central Depot, accused him of stealing a
package from the waiting room. Asseliine
admitted the theft. He said he had been
unable to find employment of any kind.
His money was gone and when he took the
package, he had not eaten for many hours.
Because he was young and rugged every
body to whom he applied seemed to think
that he could do without help. "But the
prisons are open to everybody, young and
DID," Asseltine said, "and took the
shortest route I knew to get there" He
was held in $500 for trial.
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THE BROWNING SOCIETY.
Its Anniversary Entertainment at
Wesleyan Female College Last Nighi


Its Anniversary Enterfainmont at the
Wesleyan Female College Last Night.
At Wesleyan Female College last evening
the Browning. Literary Society gave an en-
joyable entertainment to its friends on the
occasion of its anniversary. President VIII
son presided. Miss Jennie White, as seere-
tary, read report giving the history of the
Society. M ,}-1
The program was an interesting one. Miss
Lizzie Maris presided at the piano, and
solos were sung by Miss Maris, Miss
Amanda L. Wolcott and Miss Agnes G.
Schwartz. Misses Schwartz and Wolcott
sang a duet and an Instrumental duet was
played by Misses Maris and Wolcott. An
essay was read by F. Lizzie MORGAN and
Miss Grace Fits gave recitation. The
Wesleydnid, the college paper, was read by
Miss Lizzie Morrison, the editress, and pro-
voked much mirth. The occasion was a
pleasant one throughout. -..
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Musical and Literary.

An agreeable entertainment was given
yesterday afternoon at the Girls High and
Grammar School, TO which number of
visitors listened attentively. Appropriate
selections were read for this season of the
year by Ella Piekels, Hannah Foulk, Jennie
Parker, Kate Plummer and Eva Pierson.
The following selections were ably sung by
the school, under the direction of G. b.
Rhoads, their gifted musical director: 81
Heard the Wee Bird" by Lindley; "The
Lord is Mindful of His own," Mendelssohn;
two Christmas Carols, BY Schneider; "Cross
and Crown" Dexter Smith; "Thy Voice is
Near,O Wughton; "Adieu," Schubert:
Beautiful Moonlight" ]" Glover, and '.Grand
Old Sherburne."
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Market AIrenix opened.

Before daylight this morning the rattle Of
market wagons was heard on King street
and even at this hour they are still coming
in and the end appears not yet. The market
will be an unusually large one and the
quantity of the poultry offered
for sale is very great, and the quality ex-
cellent. By noon ever 200 wagons were in
line between front and Eighth streets, and
late eomers were wandering wearily up the
street looking in vain for spaces. that were
not to. be found. The indications are. that
the wagons will extend to Ninth street and
possibly beyond. The sale of poultry began
by IL o'clock and large number of buyers
were on the street. lL
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Heptasephs' omcers.

The following officers were elected for six
months by Delaware -Conclave, No. 2, I'm
proved Order of Heptasophs: Archon, j., G.
Farra; Provost, DIR. Peter Cooper; Secre-
tary, Captain G. H. Smith; Financier, P. T.
E. Smith; Prelate, the Rev. H. B. Martin,
M. D.; Treasurer, Henry Baird; Warder,
Or. j. p. Burwell; Sentinel, NJ. F. Davis;
Inspector, 9. A. Lippincott; Trustees, II
Fl. Ward, j. B. Hickman, w. e.. Ganyier;
Representative to the Supreme Council,
which meets at Woodbury., N .J., in April,
1888, +. F. Cummings; Alternate, Joseph
II. Jones; Medical Examiners, Peter
Cooper, M D., and j. p. BurwelI, NJ. d.
The new archon did the handsome at Full
mer's when the affair was over.
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preparing for the Session.

Librarian Kenney, who is custodian OF
the State House at Dover, is having the
interior Of the building put in readiness Tor
the session of the Legislature. The floor OF
the hallway has been laid with lSholeum,
the wood has been repainted, the carpets
thoroughly shaken and the furniture reno
yated. Mr.. Kenney was thinking of having
water introduced into the building, but he
thought some members might object to the
expense.A Z F. a - - -+. p e---' '
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what was pone At the Han.

Louisa Walker was arraigned at the City
Hall last evening for disorderly conduct and
fined 81. She said; 81 didn't come here
for nothing and have got nothing to say"
and was taken screaming and kicking to a
cell. Lewis II. Raymond, charged with
driving rapidly on Market street and knock
ing down and injuring Samuel Barr, was
dismissed, the testimony not being sufficient
to hold him. This morning three cases OF
drunkenness and disorderly conduct were
settled for 81 and costs each, and one drunk
for SO cents.
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Redpath,s Lecture.

New YORK, Dec. 22.-James Redpath's
lecture on Ozark Donegal" in aid OF the
sufferers in the famine-strickeu districts of
County Donegal, drew large audience to
the Cooper Institute last night. The
Rev. DIR. McGlynn presided. Mr.. Redpath's
lecture was descriptive and anecdotal. He
spoke OF the extreme beauty of Donegal and
the moderation and law-abfding spirit of its
inhabitants. He had seen Orangemen who
had Travelled from Belfast attempt vainly TO
incite the citizens of Derry to some covert
oaf
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A Tllna Ridge Turkey.

Auctioneer Frank Stidham received yes
terday, from his friend, Frank Angelo, of
Linden Station, Warren county, Va, wild
turkey, weighing 20 pounds. 1t was shot
by Mr.. Angelo on the the top of the Blue
Ridge Mountains, where they abound in
abundance and where hunters get an occa-
sional deer. Mr.. Stidham will have the
fowl for Christmas dinner. ...
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The City of LacksonXiIla.

The new steamer City of Jacksonville left
the Harlan q Hollingsworth Company.'s g
yard, at O'Clock yesterday afternoon, and
went or her trial trip up the Delaware. Mr..
DeBarry, one of the owners of the boat,
was on board and she was in charge of
Captain Shaw. She worked very satlsfac-
toril and made good speed.
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A. o. U. w.

Past Grand Master Workman. Samuel /.
Osmand is about to organize a new lodge
A. o. U. w. in Dover, and after that %
German lodge in Wilmington. The annual
session of the Grand Lodge viii be held in
Wilmington on the second Tuesday In
January, when William A. Reynolds will
probably be elected Grand Master. .'- Z
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CrashIng rnto 3 rrelgnt Car.

Engine No. 90, drawing the north bound
train leaving here at 7.30 O'Clock, ran into
platform ear loaded with cross ties, de-
molishing 1t and shaking up the train The
engine had to be taken to the repair shop.
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Club House Gambling T.. cease

NEW YORK, Dec. 92-The promise to the
Grand Jury of the Vice President of the
Turf Climb, that the playing of baccarst In
the club shall be stopped is to be carried
into effect.
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Germany and Russia

LONDON, Dec. 22.-Extension German
railways to the Russian frontier are being
repeatedly continued. The St. Petersburg
Golos says Russia desires to maintain
cordial relations with Germany, but cannot
allow the officers of the German papers 10
misinterpret her feelings.
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NOTICE.
RzGIsTER,s NOTICES.
DEeIsTER,s ORDER.
REGIsrEn,s OrFIcK,


New Castle Co., Del, November q, 1852.
Upon the application of Thomas b. lBrson,
Administrator ID. Is. n. OF Joseph N. Locke, late
ofWIlming on hundred. In said county, deceased,
It's ordered and directed by the Register that
the Administrator aforesaid give notice OF grant
ny Of letters of Admin straton npon the estate of
the deceased, with the date of rnntng thereof, by
eau sing advertisements to be posted within forty
days from the date Of such letters, n SIX OF the
reqniring alf persons having demands against the
estate to present the same or abide by an act OF
Assetnbl In sueh ease made and provided. And
al 40 cause the to be inserted within the same
period in the DELAWARE GAZETTE, news
paper published in Wilmington, and to be con
iinued therein three weeks, (e. o. d.
I~~l Given under the hand and seal Of ofice
L. S. }Ofthe Register aforesaid, at atWilmington
w. Yin New Castle County, aforesaid, the day
All" '''' "'''N s. c. BfGGs, Register.
NOTICE.
All persons having claims, against The estate o. y
the deceased, must present the same dnty attested
to the Administrator OH or before November Y,
1888, or abide the act Of Assembly II snch case
made and provided. THOMAS II. BRISON,
Administrator, ID. Ii. N.
nov27. nj, W, 3wd-w
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EGIsTER's ORDER.
REGIsrEn,s OFFICE.

REGIsrER's OFFICE, VI
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DEL., Nov. y, 1882.
Upon the application of Geo. Gray, admlnistra-
tor Of Kate 4. Anderson, late OF hite Gay creek
hundred in said county deceased, IL ordered and
directed by the Register that. the Admlnistrat9r
aforesaid give notice OF granting OF letters OF Ad
ministration upon the estate OF the deceased Win
the date OF granting thereof, by causing adyer-
tisements 70 be posted within forty days from
the date of such letters IN six Of the most pusLS
places of the county of New Castle. requiring all
persons having demands against the estate 70
present the same, or abide by an Act OF Assembly
In such case made and provided; and also cause
the same 10 be Inserted Within the same period In
the DAILY GAZETTE. . newspaper published In
Wilmington and to be continued therein three
weeks, 10. o. d. TO- =ll ,an.L, /,
Given under the hand and Seal OF
~ ONCE of Register aforesaid, at Whining
l.. s, Ston, in New Cassie county aforesaid, the
s. O. BIGGS, Register.
NoTIcE.-All persons having claims g., against
the estate of7the deceased must present the same,
duly attested TO the Administrator, on or before
November 2S, 1882 or abide the Act or Assembly
In such case made and provided.
GEORGE E GRAY, Administrator
A""ie'S' dea3i-tts-3w
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R,anlteta.

Our five dollar blankets are splendid
bargain and will make useful and accept
able holiday gift. Crosby & Hill, Nos. l220
and 222 Market street.
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ChrIstmas frees.

A splendid lot of nursery grown trees
grown and for sale by Randolph Peters,
Corner Fourth and King streets, near market,
Sizes and prices to suit all. .
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!. BIeGs, Register.
NOTICE.

HFALD q CO.'S PUBLIC SALE SAT-
FITTRDAY, DECEMBER 30rH,T 1885,, SEND
m LIST OF HOUSES, LOTS, FARMS, STOCKS,
BoNDs, &C., WITH OR WITHOUT LIMITED
PRICES BEFORE SATURDAY! pECEMBER
2sD. "eeS-'
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An Extravagant Pre.nise. /.

The inmates Of Wards Island lunatie
asylum are about to start newspaper. It
wilhbe known as Tae Noon, and promises
to be about as great a curiosity in burlesque
Journalism as the Daily Republican. 81
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F,re.soreens and Placques,

We have on hand number OF beautiiut
hand painted fire screens and placques, suita-
Bic for Christmas gifts. Are selling them
low, Ball & Co., 610 Market street. K
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Holiday Goods

In large variety and wonderfully low prices
at Crosby s. Hills No. 220 and ~ Market
street. Open every night this week
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nrnsInv a HilI

will be open every night this week. People
In search of useful Christmas presents at
low prices, will find them at No. 22O and
222 Market street. s 4
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THE NATIONAL BANK OF DELAWARE,
ATWILMINGToS, DkC. 2, 1881.
Notice Is hereby given to the stockholders OF
this institution, that election will be held at
the Banking House. on Tuesday, January 9th,
1883, between the hours OF 2 and o'clOcxp. M,
for the purpose of electing seven directors TO
dec7tjans X. II. EwBANKs, Cashier. b
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For SALE. o. eaF
80 Desirable Dwellings.

3-story brick, No. s07 Washington
street. .......................,.. GOO0
4-story brick, SIG X ing street. 60q0
! 3-story brick. ~ Market street....,.. 3 900
! 2-stOry brick, 203 Washington street 3 500
2-story brick, 9O2 4 904 Linden street 900 each
2-story-brick, 30s =. VanBuren street / 200
2-story brick, 9lG gIs,g2o p22 Elm st. 6o0each
Gust street .,.....:,.,..... 100 each
Harrison street. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1 700 l
. 2-story brick, llss \ 1874 Elm street 100 each
vanBaren street. t........7............ / 100 each
4 2-story brick, 7O6, 7Os, no, 7i2 Brown
street. On ehch
street. .......;,.,.... 500 each
now In course of erection. Also val ,n
liable truck farm on New Castle ave-
nue, containing IL acres and good
buildings. Price ..........,......s.... 10000
The above dwellings are in good condition and
contain from TO 10 rooms each, and will be sold
on terms TO suit the purchaser. Apply to
JOS. l.. CARPENTER, in.
nov2l-imd&+ Ninth and Harrison streets.
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'spoleen From Personal Experionce
yesterdays Republican, Tim =
A lie is as easily made up in a day as IN
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pEGIsTER's ORDER.
RnaIsrEE,s OFFICE; -. !, -,


Upon the application of Thomas Bird,
Ex.nutor of Alberto. Newton, late of hed Lion
hundred, In said county, deceased, II Is ordered
and directed by the Register that the Exccn-
tor aforesaid give notice of granting OF letters
OF Administration upon the estate Of the deceased
with the date Of granting thereoG by eaussing snng
advertisements to be posted within forty Gays
from The date OF such letters in six OF the most
public places OF the county OF New asan,, castle,
the estate to present the same, or abide by an act
Of Assembly In such case made aud prqylued
and also cause the same to be inserted within ths
same period in ne noAItx s SA5ETTr GT y, "a
contirued therein three weeks, 1e. o: d.
10y Given under the hand aud sen oioihse
d. s Sof the Register aforesaid at Wilmington
~ Sin New Castle county. Aforesaid, the
day and year above written; ,,,,,s y.-,..ou
NOTICE. rN $50
All persons having claims against The estate Of
the deceased must present the same duly attesteu
tn the Executor on or before December la a.
b., 1883, or abide the act of Assembly IN such
case hiAue SAe PHOMAs BIRD, Executor.
Address: st. Georges, Del, deci6-Sw-ns
< =
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PUBLIC SALES.
TN CHANCERY, NEW CASTLE co.
L. -TRUsTEE'SSALE Of
REAL ESTATE.

BY virtue of a decree ofthe Court of Chancery
OF the State of Delaware, in and for New Castle
County, made ut the September term, A. d.,
1882 OF said court, Will be exposed to public sale
a' tne .-74a- 4o,.5tf ~ s4.-
Court House, In the city of Wilmington, on
SATURDAY. the 9Th day of january, A.
D., 1883, ut 1 O'Clock, p. M, L.L.4.l.
The following described real estate, being part
of the property of the late James A. Bayard,
as follows, to wit; All that rtain
lot of ground situate in the said city of ing
ton, at the northeast corner or King and Ninth
streets, having front of forty feet and five
inches on King street, and running easterly along
Ninth street az that continuous width one hum
dred and forty feet to stake, with the use of a
three feet Wide alley way from the northeast
co ner Of the said lot leading into French street
Attendance will he gtveiI and terms made known
ut the time and place aforesaid by s
- GEORGE GRAY Trustee,
ft t-"l ---- or by his atty.
Attest J. NJ. HoUsMsN, Reg. q. G. d2i-ts
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FOR SALE.
90 Acres of Standing Timber.

FOX SALE. n Not lg fgtFtg
100 Acres of Standing Timber.
chiOarYELLow PINE and bfAPLE,
withih one mile OF railroad and three miles OF
water, and adjacent 10 other large and hne tracts
of timber land the growth OF which Is likewise on
the market For particulars as tolocation. price,
sept22-d, w&s-if s GAZETTE OFFICE
Tor lsALE.--A FARM OF ONE HUN
Il DREO and FORTY ACRES. Situated
In ChTisttana hundred one mile south of Centre
VILE; term: easy. Apply on the premises
dec1S-i2td&ftw LEWIS GRAVES.
\ EoR LE.-MORTGAGES,5 5, g. 7AND 8
IL PER CENT. not one cent lost by us In years.
Investments Of n, 90, 100 in Eastern and Western
mortgages. F[dec2D-6tl HEALD 4 co.
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NOTICE.-THE ANNUAL MEETING
~ or ''rHE Farmers Mutual fire Insurance
Company of the State OF Delaware will be held
at the Office OF the company, s33 Market street,
Wilmington, Delaware, on Monday, the sth day OF
January At 10 a. M, at which time an election for
Ave managers of the company to serve three
years Will be held, and one Years. Interest ON all
deposit notes will be payable. -It
The agents OF the company arc authorized to
receive the dues of members.
VICTOR Dupont, President.
W. A. LAMoTTE,
dec2l-tjans -r5 Secretary and Treasurer.
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WANTED.

WANTED.-T0 RENT AN ENGINE
w OF from four to six horse mower dur ring
the winter. Address I - IN, '' ''7
declS-tf GAZETTE OFFICE.
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HELP WANTED.

w ANTED.-A GOOD COOK AND
dec2i-H 62lsHIPLEY STREET.
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IF0R RENT.

E0R RENT-THE HOUSE 5I1 sHIPLEY
Il STREET will be rented low, until March 25
uecA-B ffer' HEALD 90,
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NoTIcE.-To WATER RENTERS.

OFFICE WATER DEF EPARTMENT d
WILMINGTON, DEL, Dec. q, 1852.
The bills for the yea 1883 are now ready and
payable ~ the Registrars Office, $. w. corner
On all bills remaining unpaid after the alst OF
January, l5s1 five per cent. Will be added, II paid
during the month of February, and ten per cent.
if paid during March. After which time the
ferrules may be Withdrawn and suit instituted
IA. m. to 4 y. nj.
dec2l-36t j. A. BOND, Registrar.