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Burdette.

The lecture of Robert j. Burdette, the
Burlington Hawkeye man, at the Opera
House last evening, was treat to those who
heard it and who appreciated pure and
wholesome humor, uncontaminated by vul-
garity or cynicism. The audience in the
lower part Of the house was not as large as
1t should have been, but the gallery, thanks
to the liberality of Messrs. Christ6eld s.
Best, was crowded with the sturdy
mechanis of the city accompanied by
their wives and daughters. 1t
would be as impossible to attempt
in the space at our command TO give any,
thing like fair idea Of Mr.. Bur,lette's
peculiar hunior as it would to describe the
elusive perfume of delicate flower.
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Trnnl,les In llnara.

NEW YORK, Dec. 3o.-There is every pros
pect OF lively row in the law courts in
which Colonel Mapleson and the handsome
prima donna Mile. Juch of Her Malesty's
Opera Company, will enact leading roles.
Mapleson obtained from the Superior Court
an order requiring Mile. Juch to show cause
why she should not be restrained from sing
ing with any other company. a little boy.
was given a note which had been left at the
Academy for Mile. Juch snd directed 10
hand to her the order at the same time. He
did SO but the irate songster followed him
down the stairs of the hotel, caught him In
the hallway and thrust the legal document
between his shirt collar and his neck, then
locked herself in her apartments aud bade
defiance to the deputy sherifis. She will
have to appear in court Today.
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A Good sumner

has been prepared by the ladies of the Sew
ing Circle of ST. Paul's Church, Fourth and
jackson streets, for the purpose of raising
funds to help the poor under their charge.
The supper begins on Monday at 8 O'Clock
p. M, and is an elegant presentation OF
toothsome viands. Music will be under the
charge of Professor Hess and other excel
lent artists vocal and instrumental. The
ladies will repeat the supper on Tuesday
evening, and ticket entities the holder to
the full enjoyment of either evening, but Of
course not both. Celia 81 compretd Dasx
cersteht slice ia aooMi
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REGISTERS OFFICE,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DEL, Nov. *, lss2.
Upon the application of Geo Gray, admnlstra-
tor Of Kate A. Anderson, late fWhite Clay Creek
hundred in said county, deceased Is ordered ana
directed by the Register that the Administrator
aforesaid give notice of granting OF letters o. AZ Az
the date OF granting thereof. by causing adyer-
tisements TO be posted within forty days IRON
the date of such letters in six of the most pnbllc
places OF the county of New Castle, requiring all
persons having demands against the estate 70
present the same, OF abide by an Act Of Assembly
In such case made and provided; and also cause
the same 10 he inserted within the same Perion IN
the DAILY GAZETTE, a newspaper pnolsheh IN
Wilmington and TO he continued therein three
Given under the hand and Seal Of
~ Once of Register aforesaid, at Whining
~ day and wear above written.
S. G. BIGGS, Register.
NoTIGE.-All persons having claims against
the estate ofsihe deceased must present the SANE
lulv uttested to the Administrator, on or before
November %, 1883, or abide the Act OF Assembly
n such ease made and provided.
GEORGE GRAY, Administrator.
~ ~ " ,lea3l-tts-3w
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s.. Louis / abor troubles.

ST. LOUIS, Mo. dec. S0.-serious trouble
Is brewing at the Vulcan Iron and Steel
Works, over the new scale of prices which
were posted yesterday. The manufacturers
claim the men are satisfied. Nevertheless, q
resolution declaring that they will not submit
rs being iudiscriminStely circulated among
the employees and generally signed by them.
The Union has meeting tonight (Satur-
day. at which a decisive step will be decided
M
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DuHLIS, Dec 30.--Temperanee Hall ~
Ballybay, was destroyed BY fire this morn
ing.
VIENNA, Dec. 30.--Russia is refllling and
increasing, at an immense cost, her feet ia
the Black Sea.
NORWICH, ENGLAND, Dec. 80. - Hood
Bastwick Hall was destroyed by lire this
morning. The pictures and jewelry were
all saved.
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Ressemar steel Works Close.

CHICAGO, Dec. 30.-A Cleveland special
says all the mills of the Bessemer Steel
Work there closed to-day, throwing 1000
men out of employment. President CHS
holm states that he does not think the sshut
down" will last for more than month but
this hopeful view Is not shared by the men.
A reduction in wages of from Is to 20 per
cent. at the Newburg mills is to go into
effect
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DEGrsTER's ORDER.

REGISTERS OFFICE.
New Castle County, Del, Dec 10Th, les2. J.,
u on the application = Grace Mes Mes,iek ea sie sd
or N Wsimlngton Hundred, in said county, de-
ceased, II Is ordered and directed by the Rrgi>teT
ihat INC administrators aforesaid give notice oil
Granting of Letters of administration I. /:
nnon the estate Of the deceased, with The date OF
granting thereof, by causing advertisements 70 70
such letters in six of the most public places OF the
county of New castle, requiring per PEI, 9hs ,ns
having demands against the estate TO present ths
same, or abide by an Act Of Assemb IN sneh
case made aud provided and also cause the sane
TO be inserted within the 5 me period IN the
DELAWARE GAZETTE, newspaper pnblishen IN
Wiimin gton aud to be continued therein three
"1eAs TAs-~I Given under the hand and Seal Of
3L. s. }ohiee ofthe Register aforesaid, at VII
49, kmington, In New Castle county afore-
said. the day and year above written.
"A>' W. ~ 5. C. BIGGS, Register.
NOTICE.
All persons having claims against the s,tate o.
the dYcea ed must present the same, duty At
tpsted TO the Administrative, on or eiore De
oembar a6th, 1883, or abide me Aet Oh AssehpiN
III sum oa'o ''''''e GBAcE MESsICK,
Administratrix, q. Il. a.
Address Wilmington, Del. dees6-t..sw
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a HOKRIIsi.Ie FATE.
A neautifui Society Lady Burned %
Death.

Eehutifnt Society Lady Hurned 20
Death.
SHENANDOAH, Pa, Dec. 3O.--A terrible
accident, by which Miss Agnes Snedden, the
17-year-old daughter of James Snedden,
prominent merchant of this place, lost her
life, occurred yesterday evening. Mics
Snedden In lighting fire poured coal oil In
the stove. The can exploded and In an In
slant the unfortunate young lady was
wrapped in flames from head to foot. Cover
ing her face with her hands she rushed into
the street, where an Intellectual attempt 70
save her was made by Mining Snperin-
tendent William Morgan and George B.
Eddal, merchant. She was literally
burned to crisp and died few minutes
afterwards. Miss Snedden was q most
beautiful young lady aud Juss entering into
society.
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EXPK sSS TROUBLES.
Messengers Refused Traiss in the
West.

1ASssohkoES hetubeu ON 1rhfEs in the
West.
CHICAGO, Dee. 30.-For sometime the
Wabash Railroad Company has been re-
qniring the American Express messengers
TO prepay freight and their own passage on
the Danyille and Cairo Division of that road
To-day the Wabash company refused 10
carry messengers or freight and the train
went out without them. The Wabash has
its own express company and claims that the
American Express company's lease has ex-
pired. The agent for the latter company
his telegraphed to Mt Carmel for the issu-
ance Of warrant for the seizure of the
Wabash train tomorrow, meaning If sur
cesstul to tie up the south bound train, but
this will hardly do for it is a United States
train,
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NOTICE.

liz TIE MATTER OF THE I'm Chancery,
PETITION OF New Castle County.
ELI G. MOTE. ct. al. In Partition.
PETITIONERS.
In pursuance OF an order of the Chaneeller IN
the AZ We cause made al the september term a.
il iss2, All persons having any lien or lisns
afferiing the interest or estate o. III Z; Hf.e' f.'
Hannah T.. Wiser, Georges. Mote, Jacap II. Mo.e' 1'
Isaac j. Mote, Mary j. Aiken, Cora Iaylorr,
William $. Mote, Margaret r. lasnail, tss tsaae l.
s,oei, Hannah A. Rambo, Margaretta r. Stewart,
Martha Il. Lofman, James Al. Casho 6e9Fge agsenb u;
&. Mote, Jesss II. Mote Asraham hsnh,si =; aoIs' Il
MOTE Eva s. L. Mote, Dilworth Al: Bncking nam,
Richard Giipin buckingham and Mary u. BUCK CA
inehan or either of them In the lanas anu
nremlses to which said cause relates are neteoy
hotiaed to file petition setting forth she na.1ps m ~
and amount of The same In the once OF Ins
neg,ster in hancery for New Castle county, ten
dsys before the third MONDAY In February, a,
| n isga and TO appear and prove SAID Mep OF
lien at the ensuing term Of the court before Ine
rising OF the court on the thiTd asy OF sns ssr
/ WILMINGTON, Dec. 18th, 1ssz deca-W&sre"
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Indications.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 30-10.30 II. m.-For
the Middle Atlantic States fair weather
in The northern portion; clearing weather,
preceded by light snow in the southern por
ton; no change in temperature; falling fol-
lowed by rising barometer; northerly 10
westerly rising winds.
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GAnInETTA RoRsE
His Condition Dangerous and Aiarsasnk
aF Ta.d2v.

His Condition Dangerous and Aiarsaanx
To-day.
PARIS, Dae. 30.--M. Gambetta 10 very
much worse this morning.
Despite the most tender and the molt
scientific care possible during the night he
was uneasy, feverish and restless.
Towards morning he grew fererish from
exhaustion. The physicians say that
Gamhetta is impatient and hard TO control,
and that his apparent inability to submit
quietly to confinement and idleness, makes
it difficult for his attendants TO manage his
fever.
At a. IN. Gambetta was in great feVee
and HIS Inflammation is alarmiugly on tbs
increase.
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.obertson's Successor.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 30.-The name OF ".
W. Cooper, leading New York merchant.
is being urged for the position of Collector
of the Port of New York aud his appoint
ment is probably, IT indorsed by the best
people OF tue city, of which there Is little
doubt
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Section /, as ameuded, is as follows

SECTION /. From and after the first day of
April, A. d., one thousand eight hundred and
eighty-three, the public markets of the city of
Wilmington shall be located and established on
King street, Madison street and Fourth street
The market ON King street and the market on
Madison street shall be used exclusively by
farmers and truckers to sell the fruits, vege-
tables, fowls and meats raised upon the lands
of which ey are the owners or renters, or
farmed on the shares The King street market
for farmers and truckers shall commence at the
northerly side of Second street and extend north
wardly to the southerly side of Eighth street.
The Madison street market shall commence at
the northerly side of Second street and extend
northerly to the southerly side of Sixth street.
From the first day of May till the
market on said streets on Wednesdays and
Saturdays of each week shall be held
on the easterly side Of said streets. From the
first day Of November till the first day of May
the cuTbst0ne markets on said streets, on We'd
nesdays and Saturdays of each week. shall be
held on the westerly side of said streets. From
the tirst day Of May till the hrst day OF Novem-
Der the curhstone markets on said streets, on
Tuesdays and Fridays of each week, shall be
held on the easterly side of said streets: and
from the first day bf November till the first day
of May the curbstone markets on said Streets
on Tuesdays and Fridays of each week, shall be
held on the westerly side of said streets. AT tho
public markets on King street and on Madison
street, within the limits above mentioned
farmers and truckers will be permitted to back
up their vehicles to the curbstones thereon,
on Tuesdays and Fridays at u O'Clock (nnon1,
ami commence tne shies OF LHe pFouuclS ol
tho lands which they own or lease, on the
sidewalks OF said streets and when the
eurbstone markets said streets are held on
one side of said streets In the afternoon and q
different side of said streets OF the Following day,
| the farmers and truckers attending such
| markets shail have the right TO remove their
wagons oyor to the opposite side of the street TO
! secure their stands on Tuesday and Friday
| afternoo q at o'clock p. M. and no earlier,
| where they will be allowed to remain Backed up
| to the curDstone on Wednesdays and Saturdays
| until O'Clock p. m, and no longer. In zach of
| the squares ON King street and on Madison
| street. where the farmers and truckers wagons
| are by this ordinance allowed to bo backed
up to the curbetones for the purpose of selling
produce therefrom, there shall be two spaces OF
three feet each In width kept open between the
hubs of the wheels OF the vehicles backed
| up to the curbstones to allow persons free
ingress and egress to and from the sidewalks
i tothe streets at all times. No person backing
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SOCIAL sENSATION,
A Young Dakota Nun Marries Russian
Nihiiist.

Nihiiist.
kANToN, DAK. Dec. 30.-Quite sensa-
tion In social circles has been created over
the wedding OF Miss Milie Keras, who Is
nun in the Academy of the Sacred Heart,
under the name of Sister Marie Paul, and
DIR. v. Sebiakin Ross, well known physi-
clan.
He is an ex-Russan Nihilist, who came
TO America six years ago, after being exiied
in Siberia. Their acquaintance began dur
ing his professional visits at the Convent.
Yesterday, Sister Paul drove In the convent
carriage to the house Of a friend. She there
changed her clothes and was married by
clergyman, who knew her well, but failed to
recognize her In ordinary lady's clothes.
She then resumed her robes and returned to
the convent
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Root,ng the Arlington Mills.

James F. Wood " Co. are roofing, with
lin, the Arlington Mills. They also have
the contract for making heavy sheet iron
coal boxes, for Messrs. Hamilton * Co., coal
merchants, and are busy pushing the work
Through ON the new Insane Asylum. The
new year opens with good prospects for the
Messrs. Wood q Co.
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sunday Papers.

All the New York, Philadelphia and VII
mington Sunday papers for sale at Christy
q Son, Sixth and Market streets, every sun
day at O'Clock a. NJ, by A: Y. eaynor;
Also at his old stand, No. 2O9 west secona
street, Please leave orders and be served at
your residence.
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V..nderbilt,s Trim.

NEW YonE, Dec. 3o.--Mr. William Il.
Vanderbilt, with some members of his
family, proposes paying Mexico q flying
visit and returning home by way Of Cuba.
He has secured state rooms on the steamer
next.
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crosby 4 Hiii

has commenced this morning great
cbeap sale to continue for 80 days. Look
out for the greatest bargains ever offered
IN this city or the neighboring. village OF
PhiIadelphia. We mean just what we say
At o20 and 222 Market street
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sister Glare on Ireland.

New YORK, Dec 30.-John Kelly has re-
ceived letter from Sister II. Frances Glare,
the nun of Kenmare, In which, alluding to
the present condition of affairs In Ireland,
she denies that the Irish are unwilling to
work and points cut that there are other
countries where crime Is far more rampant
than 1t is in Ireland to-day.
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tanks Pay I'm.

New YORK, Dec. so.-The payment of
taxes by the National and State banks To
the city for the year 1880 has been settled
and all pending suits have been discon
tnued. $500, 900 has been paid In the city
banks, and S15o,000 was paid in to- day by
banks still delinuucnt,
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po.t oa,ce CLOSED ON monday.

Postmaster swiggctt gives notice that the
nost office will be closed Monday, being
New Years day. The general delivery will
remain open until a. m, and the carriers
will only make the early delivery aud col
iaction
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GROWING WORSE.

PARIS, Dec. S0.-Gambetta's condition u
rapidly growing worse. Not only Ia the int
hammation more marked and the fever high
but symptoms of crysipeias are now shown.
The medical attendants are silent as to the
probable result but If the unfayorable symp-
toms continue Gambetta cannot survive
long
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NOTICE.

NOTICE,
N THE MATTER or TuE3 In the Court Of
pFTITIoS or Chancery. Ofthe State
aIATTiIFw BAxrER of Del. New Castle co.
CT. al. IN Parlltioh'
Notice Is hereby given TO all persons having
any lien or liens against the estate or interest oi
James Baxter, John =. Dever. Matthew Baxter,
MARY 4. Cummings, RcheecaAf. Deyer ami Mary
Jane Ayres or either fthem In the premises 10
which The said cause relites TO file petltlon
setting forth the nature and amount o. the same
In the ONCE of tile Register In Chancery Tor New
Castle County, ten days before the third money
of February next and TO appear and prove m.
said lien or liens at the ensuing term oil the sal9
court before the rising of the court on the Ihiru
dRy of the term. f1CIOR DOtON!.
decaal. VI &s-hM IFMstcc.
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REG IsTEIrs NOTICES.
DEGIsTER's ORDER.
REGISTERS OFFICE.

REGISTERS OFFICE.
New Castle Co.. Del, December l3, 1882.
Upon the application Of Thomas Bird,
Executor OF Albert o. Newton, late of Red Lion
hundred. in said county. deceased, IL Is ordered
and directed by the Register that the Execu-
tor aforesaid give notice of granting Of letters
of Administration upon the estate Of the deceased
with the date of granting thereof, by causing
Advertisements 10 he posted within forty days
from the date Of such letters in six of the most
public places of the county of New Castle,
requiring all persons having demands against
the estate TO present the same, or abide by an act
of Assembly In such case made and provided !;
and also cause the same to be inserted Within ths
same period In the DAILY GAZETTE, II
wepAper published In wilmington, and to he
continued therein three weeks, Ge. o. d.
(~el Given under the hand and seal ofofice
IL. }of the Register aforesaid atWilmington
t~~~~}in New Castle county aforesaid, the
s. g. BIGGs, Register.
NOTICE.
All persons having claims against the estate OF
the deceased must present the same duly atteHted
tn the Executor on or before December IL A.
D., 1883, or abide the act of Assembly In snch
case made and provided. -
Address st. Georges, Del, deci6-Sw-tts
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PERSONAL.
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NOTICE,

NOTICE.
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Contains over 20, 600 Synonymous Words; ror,
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sn ncca sinns: Woman's Chances of Marriage
from carefnlly-c implied statistics; Interest, DIE
tance Area and Population Tables Lie lnaSilhs'
prIi, s. lii, nentary Charts: Business Laws, Rules,
etc. Perpetual Calendar; Domestic and Foreign
Postal Rates: stamp Duties, Laws, etc. ne" a9 t9
Hsiidsys: Language of Flowers, etc., etc., Ihe
very esspnce OF large library, - Soc, moroce0;
pocketbo.k style, si.Oo, mailed. AZ hN ID
u. G. RIFFEL II Co, Publishers;
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ELECTION-NoTICE.

THE NATIONAL BANK OF DELAWARE, I
TWILMISGTON, DEC. z, 1882.
Notice Il hereby given 10 the stockholders OF
this Institution, that an election will be held at
the Banking House, on Tuesday, January 9th,
iss3 between the hours OF = and O'Clock D. M,
for the purpose Of electing seven directors TO
serve for the ensuing year.
decTtjAn9 IL. II. EWBANkS. Cashier.
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NoTICE--ELECTION.

The annual meeting OF the stockholders of the
Wilmington and kennett Turnpike Company
Will be held at the Wilmington Institute, on
Monday next, the first day Of January iss,, at
=, zo'elock p 10. for the purpose of electinR ten
Dee. q, 1887. !. PouLsOS CHANDLER,
uee6-ft Secretary,
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Admitted to prnctice.

AT the request of Levi C. Bird, Esq, this
morning, Lilburn Chandler, ESQ, was ad-
mitted TO practice In the United States Cir
cult Court, and at once took the oath, which
was administered by Clerk Smith.
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NOTICE. TO
DELINQUESTs FOR COUNTY TAXES FOR
THE YEAR 1892, IN WILMINGTON HUN
pRED.
All persons who have not yet paid County taxes
on property for the year. 1857 are hereby notihed
that unless they pay during the present month.
The amounts due will he collected by legal process
and thr costs attached. = ..
WILLIAM KYNE,
Collector Northern District.
G. IL. ID. BEDFORD,
dec2-lm Collector southern Dlstrlct.
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NEWS BY WIRE TO DAY.
THE LOSS OF AN UNkNOWN
EAMER.
GAMRETTA PROBABLY DYING.
An Unknown Ocean steamer sanks 90
the English Coast With Probable Large
Loss Of Life.

LONDON, Dec. 30.--A large unknown
ocean steamer has just sunk six miles from
Roche's Point.
A pilot cutter Is near the scene. 1hs
loss Of life is believed to be very large.
The name of the vessel and further par
ticulars are anxiously awaited.
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MOTIOEs.

NOTICE.--THE ANNUAL MEETING
~ OF THE Farmers Association" OF New
Castle county, for the detection OF house thieves
ana recovery Of stolen horses. will be held In
Wilmington At the usual place on Saturday the
18Th OF January 1889 at 10 O'Clock a. M. when
ofleerssfor the year will be elected. Punctual
attendance Of members Is requested,
Dec. 10, t5s2 deesl-tf
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Dec. 20. Is,
NOTICE.

PhystrInns, ministers, midwives, undertakers
aud the coroner will please make ali returns to the
Registrar by January LIST, 1883, In order that the
report for December will be full and complete
Inc report for the year must be made cut in Jan
nary and IL 10 tndortant that ali deaths, births
and marriages be promptly reported
dec@-4t'it 4. Il. FRAZER, Registrar.
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Mnsllns

at reduced prices during the great sale |;
visit our store and learn for yourself how
cheap you can buy goods Crosby q Hill,
go and 222 Market street,
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Grant Chenn Sale.

Crosby s. Hill will inaugurate to-day a
special salete continue for 80 days In order
to reduce their immense stock of dry goods.
Look out for bargains at 2o0 and 222 Market
street
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NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE DELAWARE WESTERN u. II. I
- Co., WILMINGTON, DEL, Dec. %, 1882. :
The annual meeting OF the stoc ockh0lders of the
Delaware Western Railroad Company will be
helh at the Office of The Company In this city, ON
Monday, January sth. 1889, at 1f.45 a. M, for
the election Of seven directors TO serve during
the ensuing year. j.. e, FARRA,
decgT-i0t Secretary.