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INTEREST GETTING DoEN.-TLe
cable telegram from London yesterday
quoted consols at 101 1.l6 for money
and 10l 3-16 FIR the account. U. S.
bonds were quoted at 104t for the 3ss,
JIG for the 4As, and 119A for the As.
The rate of discount for 80 days to 8
months bank bills is 3!03s per cent,
and for trade bills in the open market is
3a@4 per cent, which is ! per cent,
below to the same as the Bank of Eng-
land rate.
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pUBLIC SALE.
the subscriber about 10 discontinue
farming will 81 II at Public Sale In chris
tlRna Hundred. ON the road leading
from Centreville TO Smiths bridge,
(about mile from either place. on
TUESDAY, MARCH 2isT, 1882,
AZ IL o'clock, M,
- Two good horses, one yoke OF
zAwrA. oxen, home raj. Cd, years I'D,
N\wtn broken; Is head OF aMEnNR
AA.goOd milch cOwP, bull, k133S
dearborn, good sleigh, o2d milk
wagon, lwo-norBe wagon, slso hay bed
ior eama nearly new, OK cart, b y bed
with extra good whs els a de-, grain drill,
moving machine, No. 8 Osborne reaper
but little used. horse rake, corn shelter,
grain fan Van Wickle make. roller good
as new, a one horse power and tOraBber
in good orders plsws,one q side bill, with
lot castings Tor the same. culttvAtors,
2 pairs twin harroRs, harness, consisting
OF fcarriage. dearborn and wagon harness,
brldles, collars, halters, &C, household
and kitchen furniture, b. icAug, tables,
chairF, bedEteads, stoves, No. 10 cook
stove with fixtures complete. Dairy nx-
lures consisting er l horse power and
churn nearly new. one barrel churn, 2
large butter luhs with ice coolers, small
do, dog. milk pans, cream and milk
kes Ties, butter prints, 10 milk churns and
many other articles not mentioned. hay
by the top, corn by the bnshel, and also
800 chestnut posts undFFsaed.
cool springs for milk or mill wagon,
hay fork. pitcn and broada1es ,shoV, IL,
hoes, spades, hay, manure, iorks, rakes,
or and other chains. forked ehains, COW
cIainF, lot grain bags, hay knife, patent
beam. weight 400 l0f., two grain cradle
JOSHUA H. MCCULLOUGH.
Stidham. Auctioneer. 3tdw
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ANCHOR LINE,

UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
Sail weekly to and from
NEW YORK AND GLASGOW, VIA LON
DoNDERRY.
CABIN Passage, $50 10 $50. Returns sIl0
10 Sl4O. Second Cabin, a.. Re-
turn Tickets, e76.
Steamers sail every Saturday TO and from
NEW YORK AND LONDON DIRECT.
cabin Passage, &J5 10 s65 Returns, SfOO
and SI20.
SCeerage passengers booked at low rates
passenger accommodations are unex
celled.
All Staterooms on Main Deck.
Fassengers booked at lowest rates to or
from n germany, Italy, Norway Sweden,
I or books of 'rours in EcNtland - Rates,
Pians, DC, apply to HENDERSON
bhOTHEkS, New York or sAMUE r..
bETfS' Adams Express, Wilmington
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REaIsrER,s OrrIor.


new castle county, Del, Mar. 8, 1882.
Upon the application OF Charles n.
Lore and Joseph l.. Carpenter. EFT.
egutoIs OF Jacob p. Herdmau, late OF
Wilmington Hundred in said COUNTY
deceased, IL is ordered and directed nv ,Sa :
Register that the Tx cutorA aforesaId A
give notice OF granting OF ieIters
Testamentary upon the estate of line
deceased, with the date OF granting there
OF, by causing advertisements 10 be most
ed within forty days from the date of snch
letters, In six Of the most public places n
the county OF New Castle, reouirInp aii
persons having demands against the az
tate 10 present the same or abide nv an
act OF Assembly in such case made and
provided. And also cause the same 10 IN
1nserled Within the same period in the
,MiLM1HGToN GAZETTE, "a newspaperpub-
Isnea In Wilmington, and 70 be eontIn-
ued therein three weeks, (e o d.,
.e>, Given under the hand and ao.i
l.. 3. OF onice OF the Register Aforesaid.
N~>~@~' at Wilmington In New CaslIs
county, aforesaid, the day and year above
Written 3. Q. BI0GS. RegisLer,
NOTICE.
All persons having claims against Iha
estate OF the deceased must pTesenL ,he
same duly attested TO the Execniors m
or before March Sth, 1888 or abide the
acI oI assembly In such case made ana
CHARLES b, LORE.
JOSEPH L. CARPENTER,
Address-No. 7O2 Market street. Vii.
mington, Del.
marl1-3weod
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BAY CITY. Mlch.. Feb. 3. 1897.

l think 1t my duty to send you re-
commend for the benefit of any person
wishing to know whether Hop Bitters
are good or not. / know they are good
for general debility and indigssuon;
strengthen The n ervous system and make
new life. recommend my patients to
usa them.
DR. A. PRATT.
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narHnHa.

NJ 0THCE.-The subseFihsr, @. d. elay-
IN maker having disposed OF bis busl-
parties indebted 20 him viii please call
on samuel w. McCaully, Hlxhtn and
Asrkei, who is authorised 70 settle his
mar9c-sIs CD. sLAYMAKER.
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WEDNEspAY MARCM aa. Iaaa.

GOVERNOR HALL has respited Har-
rigan until the 18Th Of December. He
will therefore not be hung on Friday.
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TEETH ron ALL THE PEOPLE.

Beautiful teeth at %. S. rs and ~
sl0per set. Teeth extracted With & -
ont pain by the use OF gas, OyerlII1TYfy
thirty years experience.
DIR. GALLAGHER.
l%-u. No. 8S5 Market street,
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STEAM Gk GAS FETTNR

Waste no time delays have DANGER
Gus ends II a memDer OF your family ia
a,unsrlng with slight cough or cold.
consnmption, but procure al once n hot'
that cough. e"te
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PUBEIO SALES.

DUBLHO SALE
OF
HousehOIa aud Kitchen FuTmltuPe
on THURSDAY, MARCH sd, at 10 o.
clock, a. m. at 40s J EFfkH SON STREET,
Wilmington.
the household and Kitchen furniture OF
q family about leaving the state Will be
al at public anction at time and place
ABOVE named. II includes
One full hair gloth pai loE tult iorly
yards Brussels carpet.
One good Finn range.
rwo feather beds, chamber, dining
room and HI chen furniture, and the
positive and aa Mr.. Heall woald say,
hWithont postponeinent. withdrawal or
underbidding."
Managir.
Drake q Co., Auctioneers. mar20-ls
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Health is wealth

De, e. @. VESTS NRRvE, ,AasSisris,DF Az
TRRATMzNT; a specia FOR Hsadicht
Hinesa. COnvulsi0nE, Nervous MsmO1l
Mental Depression, Loss u 9ginvolaniaI
Spermatorfhsa, Impotency 'aansc gs' cSnIsi
Emissions, Premature oiu ~ oYef'IE
by over~exeTtions selI-ao"Toois TToisery, deol
s and death. One box viii SS cure fSop5SSiIs
cases. each box contains one pos. or Of b
treatment. one dollar bU DUA mail pr
boxes for five dollars : sent uysrantee q
paid ON receipt price. hS, h9Sy,,h zach o:ds
boxes 10 cure any case, ~" scconp
received by ms for six D0Aes,', ,,l send 2,
led with nve dollars. we Weronlee 10
E%rS ts money SSs i he tfsaln,Sai
efiect 4 cure. Guarantees issuSo corner %
n, b, DANFORTH, Druggns,s, s,nstou, %
and Market streets,
Sole agents
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THE DAILY GAZETTE Ia publinh-
cd every afternoon (5unday excepted,) }
81 1le Market street, ahd served by car
riern 70 subscribers in all parta OF the city
and surrounding towns and villages, for
aix cents week, payable weekly. Yearly
DennocEzfte Daily paper In the City or
Htnsn and has large and increasing cir~
uiatiOn.
THE DELAWARE GAZETTE, Sstab-
fiouriahing weekly paper Ia the State,
and has Larger circulation than any
other on the Peninsula. Published every
Thursday afternoon at g per year In adj
vance.
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FCR SAFE AND RENT.

DOR RENT.-A farm OF 10 acres with
IL good buildings and orchard, near
Stanton Apply TO
LEWIS NKGENDANK.
maTI6-2LwS
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GbeDailp@a,tttt

:. =. 5onas0N. EI1soT 4 Preprlsaol
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NJ ANTED.-A purchaser for two nnely
w located cottage lots at Rehoboth,
neer tie beach. or an exchange for city
property. Address, cd" this ONCE.
sep3- 3-d&wtL
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kiSOR SALE.-A building lot on the s.
n W. corner OF Stroud street and Rail-
road Avenue, near the locomotive house
Of the Wilmington 4 Western Il. r., ~
teet front on on X. II. Avenue, and 81 feet
'front.' ON STROUD street, West Wilmington.
Apply at this office. u.
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EfOR SALE-BuIIdinG lot 100 feet
II Inches front ON south side o. beech
street; 50 teet front on Van Buren street
and u feet front on Maryland Avenue:
lronts on the CITY line, and lies In Chris.
Llsha hd. Apply at this ONCE. u,
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NAf fAETED,-A man wants q situation
w In city or country. Address
COACHMAN,
feb20tf Townsend, D,l.
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EGIsTER's ORDER.

l4-tf.
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WANTED.-Housek TO know
w that they can always get help by
advertising for IL IN the GAZETTE. t.
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W boy sixteen years old
w wants a place VIII 70 he car take
care off horse, or make himfelf useful at
anv kind OF work about the house.
Wages low. Inquire at $50 Bennett 81.
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WANTED.

WANTED. D.-Tnformation a out John
w Carer, who left smyrna. Del. In
1851 had headquarters al 81. Nicholas
Hotel, Decatur, Illinois, until 1869 was
ALFRED CART TER, IL 1t. John street,
LIVERPOOL. England
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UTANTED-R persons who are In
w want of anything, to make known
keir wants through the columns oil the
GAZETTE 0.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-24
LToENsB NOTICES.

NJ OTGtE ~, Joseph MeCaiu, the own
~ ner OF this hous Situated a. No
W Front street, in the Fiftt ward OF the
city OF Wllmi gtOn, oOunty OF New Cas-
tie, and state Of Deinwars, IN compliance
with the requirements ~ the acts OF the
General Assembly 1 such case made
and provided, do hereby give notice that
,hali apply In wrltfrgto the Ceurt oi
Genefsl sessions OF the Peace and jail
Delivery of this Hsmte ~ Delaware, In and
for New Ca tie county, on MoLday, the
Sth day OF May, A. D., !. ", being the next
term OF said court, for a | cense for said
house al an Inn or tavern fiP the eele
taerein OF lntOxi 1atlng liquors In less
I sQuantitltB than tne quart, tp be drunk
ou The premises, and the 10 lSwing IL
spectacle citizens Of the said ward recon-
mend the said application. 10 wit;
Daniel McCusker, Francis E. Kelly,
George II Martle julius Gunthef,
James Mek emma, Fred We J. Jr,
James Chrisiy, wilson Scrafton.
August A. kiernan j. Frank New lip.
Preston Ayers, \. q. simmons,
James Curriean. JOhn Joi eB,
Robert r. Haley, 0eargs Finck,
I evils A. ID cEts, A. B ckta,
Edwar j. McManuaLuther W. Palmer,
Francis Kelly, Lawrence Rierasn.
Joseph NJ. GI rs. Harry ChFisty.
kichael MegBry, Henry Grah m,
John brady, William y. Brick.
aprleNs JOSEPH McCAIe.
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WE can tell she RspubiicaR that the
Democratic candidates for Cougress will
not have 10 60 begging for votes among
the s'Stnlwartn Radicals, whose bullet
sent President Garfield to bis long ac-
count, and whose murder stlll remains
unpunished. He will have the solid
Democratic vote. We do not keow
that Charles B. Lore, Esq, would ac-
cept nomination for Congress, and,
therefore, that paper iS al.ogetl or pre-
mature in its attempts 10 make its read
ers believe that Mr.. Lore, in bis excel
leNt little speech on Friday evening, at
tempted 70 make himself popular With
the Republicans. That paper knows
very well that should Mr.. Lore be the
candidate of his grand old party nothing
could prevent hundreds Of his Republl-
can fellow citizens from voting for bls
election, and II resorts TO this mode as
an attempt 10 fJrestall their action. II
ought to keep its bands of until II knows
whether Mr.. Lore will be presented by
his party or not, to the people for their
votes.
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The New Goods,
Spring of 1882.

We have kept on improv-
ing in the various cutting de-
partments and work-rooms
Of Oak Hall, and asa conse-
quence thenew Spring Stock
shows a most attractive ap-
pearance.
Even in advance of the
season we will take pleasure
in showing the new goods.
Oak Hall is an "all the
year round" store and all
kinds of Mems and Boys
Clothing for every conceiva-
bic occasion is on hand and
ready for instant service.
WANAMAKER & Brown,
Sixth and Market Sts.,
PHILADELPHIA.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-24

After the M9ratng N ,os has sen
abroad to Massachusetts, is slauderous
attack upon Mr.. Herbert, with a long
pursuAder to renew another abusive ar
ticle from its black Republican coutem-
porary there upon Senator Bayard, the
falsity Of its assertions are proved in The
fact that the Trustees Of the New Castle
Common property, the bequest Of VIM.
Penn to that town, do not pay a dollar
of that fund 10 any school white or black.
The published yearly sta ement of the
Trustees prove this.
The schools of New Castle are ken,
up entirely by taxation upon the princi-
pie that other district schools are sun.
ported.
We are also informed that for every
dollar subscribed for negro schools in
New Castle by Republicans, the Demo.
Gratis subscribe five dollars.
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CITY Han, April 20 ia,
DkOPOSALS
l. -F0R-
ERECTING AN INSANE ASYLUM
AND AIMRH0IIaE.

~
l. -F0R-
ERECTING AN INSANE ASYLUM
AND ALMsHoUsE.
On and after MONDAY, April 10, 1882,
sealed proposals Will bs received by q
L. Jea ison, Chairman of the Building
COMMITTEES Of the Trustees OF che Poor
for New Castle county, Delaware. for the
erection ofan insane asylum and slmt-
house, 10 be locate on the Hares Corner
roao, ear Hare's Corner railroad station,
Delaware railroad, New Castle couaty,
The drawings and specifications to be
seen at the office OF The Trustees OF the
Poor, los West Sixth street, IN the city of
WILMINGTON, delaware, where ell neces-
Chairman OF the Building Committee
ftOm q. m. 10 s p. m. each day.
NO proposal VIII b. IeceIveI anless ac-
companied with a bond with approved
sure y In The sum OF five thousand dtl-
lars. TIE form OF said bond can be b en-
Al the office OF the said Trustees.
All proposals for the erection OF the
buildings TO have written ON the ouis de
Of the envelope: proposals for erecting
the almshouse and insane asy lnm," ana
be addressed to g. L.. Jem son, Chairman
OF The Building Committee OF the Sims
house and insane as, lum, Wilmington,
Del elswaIe.
No proposal will be entertained from
any per, on not a permanent resident OF
the State OF Delaware.
the Building Committee reserve the
right TO reject any or all bids. The speei-
ncallons TO be returne with estimates.
No estimate will be receiued without
the names of the princil al sub-eontrac-
tors
The time for receiving proposals. will
p. m. e. l., J. MIAON,
aprSi2) Chairman Building CJm.
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IT rs NOT any wonder that Demo-
cratic candidate should Iced 10 have
money to aid in an election when the
Radicals so TO all the cities north Of us
begging money to pay negro.'s taxes that
are paid 10 come heIe from Maryland,
Virginia and Pennsylvania and vote Cd
forged tSx receipts aud run away again.
THIS thing has besu done repeatedly,
and we warn the Democrats to be on
the lookout for such rascallty. It will
be repeated in the Radical wares IL They
get an opportunity. What Mr.. Town
send meant we know not. But there is
no doubt Of the fact that money is re-
qulred by candidates that contend
against the candidates of the hundred
thousand high salaried Radical Office
holders, who are forced to contribute to
corruption funds all over the country
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= wILL!AM wILsoN.

NJ OTHCE.-I, Ann Orme, the owner (
IN the house situated on re Lsylvaala
avenu", near Scott street, known as th
Pennsylvania Avenue House, in the
eventh ward of the city oi VII
and State OF Delaware, la compll.
ance with the requirements ot
the acts OF the General Assembly in sucl.
case made aud provided, do hereby give
notice that shall apply IN writing 10 the
Court oil General sessions OF the Peace
and Jail Delivery or the stale OF Della
| war, In and for New Castle county, on
| Monuay, the 8th day OF May, A. d., leS2,
being the next term OF SAID court, for a
| lie nse for said house as an inn or tavern
| for the sale therein of Intoxicating &
| liquors In less quantities. than o gu art
| To- he drunk on The premises, and the
| following respectable citizens or the said
ward recommend the said application
| TO wit:
| VIII lam Mccartney John T. Bchaefer,
| Jau es S. AAhWorth, joint McManus,
| J. +. Smt b. John d. Moore,
| Henry ID. Dillon, Christopher Cowen
| l. A. RICHTER, Clifford Given,
| William X. BrannanJ ohm jordan,
| John M. Smith, j. E. Dickinson,
John Bi llngsbv, John Benson,
John DoraD, stephen Hinson,
| John + Bradl y, his
Edward Mcdowell, Moses 2 u Scanlap,
| William n. Yush, muTk.
r. j. OConne ], wit Jno. r Bradley
James Monaghan, Neii Green.
apr2 -sts ANN oRME.
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NOTICE.-I, William y. w laor, one OF
~ llie owners OF the house known rs
the L'iayet'e Hotel. situated nt the
Southwest cofn'r OF Ninth Il Shit ley
strs eis. Ia the city OF Wilmington,
county of New Castle aud Stale
OF Delaware. In compliance with the
requirements OF the acts OF tho General
'aesembly In such cases made and pro-
ylded, dn herebs give Iolice that
shall apply Ia writing 10 The Court OF
Gerelal Sessions of the Peace AID jail
Delivery OF the state III nela ware, in and
Tor New Castle county, u MONDAY. the
sth day OF May, A. ID. ls8 being the nexi
term of said court fur license for fnid
house Ms an inn or tavern for the Eale
therein of intoxicaiiug liquors In less
Quantities in N one qua Z, 10 be drunk ON
inc premises, and the foliuwii ( respect
bic ctitzsns 0f the said ward r, com mend
the said apr llcati0n, viz:
James Murphy, SAMUEL Pyle,
thomas Culber', Wm. S. T. l1f,
Enoeh Moore, Jr., mes N Gel ln6,
All. Jacquot. Thomas Faodigsn,
john Full Ger; hhcwsrd HoptJn,
u. Q. SnitcheT, NJ. d ". r. Vdndever,
Charles J. Kyl', John Craig,
washington Smith Horace itettew,
John Bnl ser, John W. o atler
N ltou j. EASTWOOD, Washington Masor,
JA,, es II COwau, George Allmon,
A. Given, Jai es Bennett.
AlL Ainsc0w,
apr?-na WILLIAM f. WILSON.
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PUBLIC SALES.

nURLHC HAI.k@ on April :9Ih and
each Saturday thereafter until June
10th, Inclusive, either on tne monthly
instsIfmeut plau, or our usual plan, or on
both combined ns may he desired by the
eFIlers. y Q hail held sales in nearly
ever, section OF the city and suburbs, ,snd
parties desiring TO sell will please apply
- apri7st T HEALD 4 co.
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A DAEINEsTRATORB SALE

REAL ESTATE AND CITY LOAN.
On SATURDAY, April 29th, 1882, at hall
past two p. m sharp, at tue auction
loom of l.. w. Stidham Il Son, No. Ill II.
Fourth street. A fin1ly located NJ d de
sIrable thret.siory brick dwelling and
lot go ny lOr feet), with large two story
back building, NJ. 4l0 E. Fourth street ,
below Pc olaI Wilmington. House rent
ed for the con, ing ear at go per IN nth.
Terms-eSO0 cash at close of sale. and bull
ance Within thirty days at the eKe IL utiOn
OF the deed.
mIngton City Loan, due O3t. Is 1880.
sale positive TO c ore the estate OF the
late Abram Boys, decased.
CYRUS STERN,
Administrator ID. b. ~. c. 4. A.
apr2l-2 -262i-28e
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nUBLCsALE

ElOAAAAN c nm
FIFTY-oNE ALL GOOD LoTs,
II5O feet front, on excsllf n l, high, dry ,anu
sIoping grounds. From w. TO lheM fett
IN deptn. none less Than 10 feet deep, on
Ninth, 1enlh, Van Buren,, Harrison, Clay
ton, aud DUPONT streets.
ON SATURDAY, APRIL 18th, 1882
at3P, NJ, on the premises, Wilmington
Del. without postpoaement. Withdrawal,
or underDiddIng. The lots on Clayton,
Ninth, Teuth, and DUPONT streets aTe
between the Cause and Rowland vlliaf,
and near the Rodney Street ReF Fert oil, are
on high and good ground, have excellent
views in all directions, aud especially so
from the Clay yton street fronts. They are
worth looking at aud buying. Tn lots
located ON the llllside, between EiRhih Ia
and Ninth an between Van Buren and
Harrison streets, are roted for The com-
mandins aud beautiful views that can
scarcely be obstructtd d even by adjacent
buildings. Better lots have rarely been
sold at auy public sale in this city. 1he
sale will commence promptly At p. m ,
with No. l, and proceed mainl Ia the
order OF Z umbering. arriving ai No, 81, on
Harrison Atl eet, about 49, p. m. Every
lot will be old Without any underbid.
bing whatever. An omnibus will leave
Seventh and Mark OF streets at 40 p m.
For terms OF tale, plot and particulars
| see postees. HEALO q W,
Seventh and Market streets,
Agents TO .ffecI Il Q sale,
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NJ OTICE.-I, VII lam G.. Foord, one OF
IN Tn owners OF the building situated
al NO. 52l Orange street, being the 4. w.
corner OF sixth and Orange stIesL IN the
First ward Of the city of Wilmington,
county OF New Castle, and ST ate OF Del A.
ware, in compliaI ce With the require
menis Of The acts Of the General a ssem-
bt In such case made aud PROV ided, do
hereby give notice tn shall apr ly in
writing 10 the Court of General Sessions
OF The Peace and Jail Delivery OF the
StaIe of Delaware, la and iDr New Castle
county, on Monddr, the SLh day of May,
a. D.. lSS being The nexLierm OF ga Id
court, fCr license to keep "a wholesale le
boltnng es aLllshment, In premises men
tloned and TO sell Intoxicating liquors In
quaint! les cot less than one half galIop,
not TO be drunk on the premises, aud the
following respectable citizens Of the said
ward recommend the said application. to
Wit:
Harry Christy, william Baxter.
James CnTisty. Charles y. WiusloW
IL E. Mccnfirey, George NJ. Bacon.
Meyer Meyers, A. BIckLa,
n. IL. Rlce, James McElwee,
sam uel CnlbeIt, Michael Megary,
Emile Bucher. John Byrne
Ihomas Russell j Ohm BAder.
Andrew Wilhelm, l.. Hannah,
Conrad Keller, Herbert Lange,
Angust Herman, James II. Hawkins,
john Greenlee, Patrick Monaghan.
apr22-3Ir WILLIAM @. FOORD.
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NJ Or1 Q Ell, Jesse Sharpe, the
IN owner of the within mentioned
premises, known as the Scheutzen Park
Hotel, situated in School District No, III,
GhrisllAna Hundi ed, IN New Castle Co
and State of Delaware, In compliance
with the requirements of the acis of the
General Assembly Ia such case made and
pro slded, do hereby give notice that /
shall apply an writing TO The Court OF
General Sessions of the Peace and Jail
Delivery II the state OF Delaware, Ia and
for New Castle county, on Monday, the
sth day of May, A D., 1892, being the
next term of said court, for u license for
said hIuse as an inn or tavern, for the
sale therein of ntoxica tiE z liquors In
less quantities. than one quart, to be
drunk on the premises, and The follow
ing respectable citizens of The said dis
trict recommend the said application TO
wit:
Alex. Boyd, Geo. F. Conner,
Thomas Smytb, David Ford,
Perry Howard, Jas, WALL.
VIM jRmIsor, Alex. JamisOn.
RObt. Starr, his
ohn Cannlng, CHARLES X Jamison,
Jas. IL. koWe, mark
w. IL. Mccullough, Wit: John Lowther.
apIl6-3L JESSE SHARP.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-24
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NJ OTKCE.-In compliance with the re !.
IN quirements OF an act ofthe General
assembly Of this State, passed at Dover
pursuant tlersto, no lee Is hereby given
th u the city assessment OF the CITY OF
Wilmington Is completed and on file In
The ONCE OF the ClerK OF Council at the
City Hall for public inspection daily
(5un1ays excepted) f:om 0 o. m. 10 8 p.
m. The Bard OF Assessments, Revision
and Appeals for the said city viii sit 10
hear appeals rom said assessment on the
nrst day OF May, 1852, and will eontinus
TO sit for tn u purpose for fifteen suece :
five days thereafter, or fOT SO long as
may be necessary To adjudge appeals.
Appeals may he flled Ia writing In his
ONCE or made directly 10 the kaid Board.
HENRY II. PEHINGTON,
Clerk OF Council.
City Hall, April 20 I.S2. spi2-lmI
The daily gazette., 1882-04-24
Health is Wealth !. !

DR.E.C VESTS NERVE Asg n gsrs, ,DsI
ziness. Convnlsions, Nervous sf Meplcnl
Mental Depression, Loss u GInyolr nta,I1
SperInaforrhea, Impotean,GTy' Age, eaui:ssj
Emissions, Premature sa ~ az ovei.iD,
by over-exertion, seii-sOumi " misery, deo1
diligence. which leaas av " will cure reGsbi;i
cases. Each box contains hog, OF y
treatment. One dollar = Nv mall " ~
boxes for five dollars sen. yUysraniee NJ " "
paid on receipt price. Win each oIdS y.
boxes TO cure any ease; w. W accoTnp, Y. v,
received by us for SIX DoASili tSrili send " y
led with ave dollars. v" "9uarantee
RnTSaaS6ser rS a6s money S1r Il the tfsai%ssndi aiIsd
efiect cure. Guarantees egistl lssueo corner q. 1
n, B. DANFoRTH, DrTgIEilmStl Da'
ard Market streets, Wii
Sole agent,