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An USEM ENTS.
The uBohemian Grip and q

The bohemian Grip and 1.-THE Chimes
of Normandy" on February 1st and I'd.
Robson and Crane, in their roaring comedy
of 'Sharps aud Flats, will furnish an
evening Of fun at the Opera House on Sat
arday next.
The production of s'Iolanthe,n Gilbert &
Sulliyan's latest and very popular fairy
opera, In this city, on Thursday evening, Is
anxiously awaited and the Opera House will
be crowded. 1t win he given by Snyder 4
Grau's troupe, consisting of As performers,
accompanied by their own orchestra. The
costumes will he unusually gorgeous.
The George FL. Adams Pantomine Com
pany had a crowded house Saturday even
ing, but the performance was not up To It's
usual excellence owing to the Illness of Mr..
Adams which prevented his appearance on
the stage, and made the substitution OF an
other member of the troupe as the Post. Boy.
The specially acts were very good and the
Spanish Troubadours mere frequently en-.
cored
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NOTICE.

The lists Of the County Assessors for the
Softhern and Southern districts OF Wilmington
hundred, may be found ut the following places;
First ward L. II. Bertoiette's, sOs shipley
sseond ward, W. H. Bareford's. Third street
Third ward. Harry witsn,s, Maryland avenue
and Madison street,
street.
!, Tllth ward. Lafayette Hotel. corner Ninth and
:, slxth ward, .as store Of Samuel Chadwick,
Boufteenth and French streets.
seventh ward, ct drug store OF w. X. COL
quohQnn, DelawAreAyenuga and DuP0nt street.
Eighth ward at barber shop of Joseph A. NJ.
L:srose, northwest corner Seventh and Lombard
Ninth ward, At grocery store OF Lewis Bullock,
market and Vandever streets.
Front street.
Eleventh ward. at Robert Cottingham's, Mary
land avenue and Liberty streets,
The Assessors Will SIT At The City Hall, on jan
aAry 18th, 18th, 3lst February lst and ID for the
purpose OF making transfers and corrections and
placing any man that NAV have been omitted.
FRANCIS u. TALLEY, ~
Aaseesor Northern District.
HEWS0N r., LANNON,
lAnt9tfeDI Assessor Southern Diatrfct.
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PUBLIC SALES.
PUBLIC SALES.
IN cHANcERY, NEW CASTLE co.
TRUSTEES SALE OF
REAL ESTATE.

By virtue of decree of the Court of chancery
of the state Of Delaware, In and for New Castle
county, made on the Eleventh day of Dtcember
A. ID. 1882 will be exposed to public sale at the
DAY. the Twenty-hfth day of January
A. ID. Issa. at Eleven O'Clock, a. m.
The following described real estate situated In
sas 81 9Gq1 t5as and st ser at
piece of land with = two story brick house
thereon er' eted, situated In said City bounded
the southrry side OF Second street the distance
OF fOrty-hye feet ten and Ave eighths inches,
Westerly from the Westerly side Of YanBuren
street, thence Sontherly parallel with EanBnr n
str. Ct and passing ihroush the middle Of the
brick partition wall beteen this and the adjoining
house, on the Fast ffty-six feet to the Northerly
side of fourteet wide alley; thence Westerly
parallel with second street thirteen feet ten and
ave eighth. inches to a stake, thence Northerly
through the middle Of The brick division wall
beteen the house on this lot and the house on the
" est nfty-six feet to the said side of Second
street and thence thereby Easteriy thirteen feet
ten and Ave eghths inches to the place of begin.
ming with the use In common Of the said alley
forever. No. 2. All that certain lot or piece OF
thereon erected situated in the said city Of Wil-
mingtOn, bounded and described follows TO
Wit Beginning at stake on the Northerly side
of Fifth street one hundred and ifty feet two
inches Easterly from Church street, thence North
erlv aud pArellel to Church street one hundred
and hfty-hye ieet to stake on the Sontherly side
Easterly, parallel with Church street seventeen
feet to stake, thence southerlY and parallel
with the first mentioned line one hundred and
hfty.hve feet to a stake in the roadside OF Fifth
street, and thence thereby westerly seventeen
feet to the place Of beginning, with the use in
Attendance will be. given and terms made
VICTOR DUPONT, Trustee,
Or by his Attorney.
Attest: j. N. HoCsMAH, Reg. c. Q.
Thomas M. ogle, Auctioneer. Janit2S
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A GOOD SHOWING.
Result of the Fair of the Church of the
Sacred Heart.

Result of the Fair of the Church of the
Sacred Heart.
The fair for the benefit of the Church of
the Sacred Heart, which closed, after run
ming three weeks in Institute Hall, on Tues
day evening last, was very satisfactory and
the result much better than might have
been expected, all circumstances con-
sidered
The receipts from the different tables
were as follows: Schmith and Heller,
81 ,162 SO; Goodman and Schneider, $q96. II
tifrorer and Ellinger, $777 .95; Koch, $685. 20;
Held and Esser, $43i75. The amount re-
celved for the Stole was S503.74, and on a
gold watch STILLS, making a total OF
S5,0S4.7S, which Is almost entirely profit, in
asmuch as the receipts at the door covered
the expenses of the fair.
The money received will be applied
toward plastering the church, the contract
for which will be given out some time this
week.
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AN ELKTON HOLOCAUST.
TERRIBLE EXPLOSION AT the
MARLEY PAPER MILLS.
THREE KILLED AND FIVE HURT.
A Bursting Boiler In the "Ledger's %
Paper Mills To-Day and the Awful
Consequencss.
rspecIal dIspatch to the aazetts.

ELKToN, Mn, Jan. 22.-News has reached
here this forenoon of terrible accident at
the Marley paper mills, situated about five
miles from Elkton, caused by the bursting
OF large boiler. 1t is understood that the
explosion was caused by the water in the
pipes freezing, and the disaster occurred
just after the fire was kindled, about o
O'Clock this morning.
Three men were killed outright, and ive
others were more or less injured. Medical
aid has been summoned from this place.
The Marty mills are owned by George W.
Child Of Philadelphia, and they manufacture
the paper used by the Public Ledger.
Your correspondent has gone to the scene,
and will send particulars as soon as possi-
BILE.
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Real Estate Sold.

On Saturday afternoon, Heald & Co., sold
the following properties at their exchange in
in the Smith Building. Four lots at
Fourth and Webb streets, 125 feet front by
rs feet deep, to Welch, Sharp & Co., al
Sl.2716 per foot, l59.37; three lots, adjoip-
ing, 4215 feet by 125, to Albert Walther, at
S1.45 per foot, S62.S5; two lots, Sixth and
Scott streets, 30x75 feet, to c. Wesley
weldin, at $3.50 per foot, $3.50; lot and
stable property, on Walnut street below
Seventh, TO Joseph II. Hartman, Jr., for
S2.150. Total sales, 81 ,5S0.72. Stidham s.
Sons were the auetioneers.
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A BALTIMORE FAILURE.
shrtver Brothers suspend From an EnabiI-
ity to Meet Their Contracts.


ity to Meet Their Contracts.
A dispatch from Baltimore says that
Shriver Brothers, dealers in pork and pro-
visions at 90 South street, suspended on
Saturday. The firm is composed of Hervey
Shriver. who for years has been known as q
safe and conservative dealer in general pro-
duce. Mr.. Shriver refuses to make state
ment. It Is said that he has been dealing
largely of late in grain and that the trouble
arose from selling January corn short.
Other firms here were reported hard pushed
yesterday, but they met their obllga-
tions. The feeling is unsettled and should
the market for January corn continue to
rise there will be much uneasness to.mor-
row. The difficulties arise from the fact
that two montAs ago it was thought safe to
sell corn short at about 60 cents for January,
owing to the heavy crops expected, tho
slight demand abroad compared with the
supply and the expectation that corn would
come in and grade we'll. A large number of
dealers were tempted by this hopeful out.
look. One firm, whose interests are larger
in Chicago than here, is aaid to be one of
the badly scared shorts.
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Flood in georgia and south oarol,n.

AUGUSTA, Ga, Jan. 2l.-Upper Reynold
street and Washington road, above Hawks
Gully, in the northwestern portion of this
city, and the Fair Grounds and lands in the
southeastern portion are covered with water
On the South Carolina side, opposite and
below Augusta, the water extends over a
large area of country. No damage of CON
sequence has been done to property In
Augusta, but the small grain, wherever
planted, will be washed out The river
marks 80 feet inches, and is rising very
slowly, The weather Is cool, but cloudy.
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Admitted to NTembersh,n.

Yesterday morning at the regular com
munion services of the Hanover Presby
terlan Church, Rev. Lafayette Marks
preached an excellent sermon from tn,
words "And 1t came to pass, when tn,
time was come that he should be received
up, he steadfastly set his face TO go Il
Jerusal en-" teorge Kelly and wife, latel,
of st. Georges and Miss Slicer from Edin
burgh, Scotland, were admitted to member
ship by letter, and two young men upol
profession of faith.
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For the 1serman Sufferers.

The German Library Association will give
a socIable ON Monday evening, January 30,
In Germania Hall, for the benefit of the suf-
ferers by the German floods. The following
gentlemen aIe receiving subscriptions for the
same generous object F. scheu, Theodore
Fuekel, A. Wilhelm, Joseph Neidermeir, F.
W. Heiss, John Bauer, Daniel Kmtz, John
Wagner, E. p Freye, Daniel Maier, Charles
Yetter, George Metzner, w. Alsentzer,
Christian Popp and August Kuhlmann.
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A Handsome Watch,

just as the 4.3O bell rang out In the yard
of the Harlan g. Hollingsworth Company,
on Saturday last, handsome gold watch
was presented by his men to Francis Carson,
foreman of the boiler shop. The presenta-
tion speech, which was an appropriate one,
was made by Henry c. Turner, Esq. The
watch was purchased from c. +. Rudolph
& Co., Is stem winder, and has NJ Car
sons name engraved on it.
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REGlsTER's ORDER.
REGIsrER,soFp,ey

INV GASTT = Ia.99lEh3 Ell y OFFICE,
Upon 16aiLh I'm SoUNTY, DEL. Nov. "a taao I
sos Of Kaie pniicatlon of Geo. aray, administpA.
hnndred IN a. a. lderaon late of White Tsv f,reek
directed BY sSe sS,a deceased it Is ordered and
ElS. notice Of granting Of etters of Hd
se date Of the estate of the ased with
nsements thtaAllng thereof, by causing adveT.
1e Of such h posted within forty days from
persons be county of New Castle re9nIrI no III
Present the saha demands against the estate TO
II such case M or abide by an Act of Aasembiy
ESe 10 be- IN and proylded ana also cause
NimInS StoS2 S2AzETTE newspaner nnhiisha5 "a T., T..
Weeks, e, o. Sha TO be continued therein threa
49, osscee smscseh y, under the hand and Seal ot
IL. e. LON oI Register aforesaid. nj Wilma ~
"s aud year above written. u'e
v.- 5. Q. BiGGs, Registor.
sAe estate oysttl nj persons having cIaims aga,ns.
Duly sites1atne deceased musf nresei,f 3h hakainst
Ngvemhs ss 70 the Administratar m as hsarfnt,
such Ca a. ., lesd, or abide the Xct ~ SsaY
naane aud provided StApiy
Rddrea ,SShhOhaE f GRAY, Adninistra,a.
Wilmington, Delaware. aniS.EAeof'
deau-tts-sN
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Distinguished Callers.

The GAZETTE office was favored this
morning by call from three distinguished
individuals-Couut Rosebud, Baron 4ittle-
finger and Admiral Dot. The three gentle
men, although small In stature, are men,
tally large, and converse fluently and intelli-
gently upon all topics. They are far above
the general run of midgets, and the first two
mentioned are of noble birth, and have
Travelled considerably In different parts of
the world. They were accompanied by their
manager, having arrived In this city yester-
dAy
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RzGISTERS NOTICES.
REGlsTER's ORDER.
I.EeIsrER,s orr.

EkGisTER'H OFFICE.
New Castle County, Del, Jan. 10Th, 1883.
In0n liz application nf Edward ID. Bar
th0lomew aud j. Eugene Bartholomew
Executors Of Emily e. Bartholomew, late of
MIL CrffS Hundred, In said county. de-
ceased. Il e ordered and directed by the Regisier
that the Executors Aforesaid give NOTICE OF
granting Of Letters testamentary upon
the estate Of the deceased, with the date Of
granting thereof, by causing advertisements to
bt posted within forty days from the date OF
such letters IN six Of the most public places Of the
county ot New Castle, requiring all persons
having demands against the estate to present the
&mt' or abide by an Act of Assembly in such
as made and provided and also cAuse the same
70 Dc Inserted within the same period In the
DAILY DML GAzETTL, newspaper published In
Wilmington and TO be continued lherein three
Ttekb =. o. ID.
~ Given under the hand and Seal Of
l. ;. l0tice Ofthe Register aforesaid, at Will
- lminFton, In New Castle county Afore-
ana, Inc day and year above written.
>. G. DIGGS, Register.
NOTICE.
All persons having claims against the estate OF
,ag me dEetased must present the same, duly at
psled 70 the Executors, on or hef0re jan
4Y GatY Sth, 1881, or abide the Act OF Assembly
iusuth case mRde and provided.
FilN ARD ID. BARTHOLOMEW,
j. EtGESE BARTHOLOMEW,
Executors.
"aufeea; 1orklyn. Del. Jan22-mwf3w
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paw NoHAAto
| REMOVING THE GARBARGE AND OFFAL
IN THE CITY OF WILMINGTON. PROM
FEBRUARY /, TO JANUARY 81. 1884.
HEALTH DEPARTMENT.,
WILMINGTON, DEL., January IL 1858.
tary OF he Hoard OF Health, at si2 King street,
unfu TUESDAY evening, January q, at }
onai rom the dwellings and Other places II the the
city OF Wilmington, Delaware, for The term Of
and ending on ae SIS. Say Of ssnasTyy, st
D.. issi: The person or persons 70 whom the
sufficient number Of men. horses or mules and
water tight carts, and collect and remove all
and from the dwellings aud other places within
their respective districts as may be required OF
ylz. three times week, from the irst day Of Feb-
ruaryt Sundays excepted.l TO the 1rst day OF
Msyuntil the Grstday OF ovember. 4. b. isSS and
from the hrst day OF November until the 3lst day OF
Ia = % the said water tight carts shall have
PLACED thereon in some conspicuous place sign
large black letters upon a white ground, each
cart 10 be numbered. The driver of each OF said
bell at the intersection or each street. lane Of
alley in such manner that the same may be heard
at least one square. IL shall be the duty OF ali
househoulders to cause all garbage and ofal TO be
PLACED At the gate, door. or the curb in front OF
their premises IN vessel or vessels containing mot
The cOntraetor or shall In all matters
comply NHn tne provisions OF Au ordinance
passad July 9th, 1873 and also with the rules and
regulations Of the Board Of Health relative 10 the
collection and removal of garbage End ofai. For
the purpose Of removing the garbage and offal
as aforesaln, the city has been deyided into four
districts, viz. all south Of the northerly side OF
sixth street and east OF the westerly side of
Market street shall be the first district all nrth
OF the nOrtherly side OF SIKH street and east OF
the westerly slide Of Market street shall be the
second district all south Of the nOrtherly side
OF sixth street and west of the westerly side OF
Market street shall he the third district: all
north Of the northerly side Of Sixth street and
ives! of the westerly side of Market street shall
be the fourth district. Proposals may be made
inr any one or more OF said districts oe Tor tn.
whold of said city. bond with security In
the sum of 500 must accompany each pro-
posal for tee good faith Of the bidder
aud the person or persons to whom
the contract or contracts may be awarded shall
give bond with good and substantial freehold
security in the snm Of e 600 for the faithful per-
formanee of the contract. The Board of Health
reserves the right to reject any or all buds All
bids must be properly signed, Witnessed, sealed
| and endorsed. The blanks Will be furnished by
the Secretary of the Board OF Health, No. 6l2
King street. and the bond filled up by him. For
| further information Inquire Of the Secretary Of
the Board OF Heallh No. 5l2 King street.
l.. +. BUSH, President ofthe Board.
Attest EDMUND II. FRAZER, Secretary.
jani7-8t
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REGIsTER's ORDER.
RE4IsTRR,snpv,,

~. - hhdlsTER's OFFICE.
rev, em castle Co., Del, January Is, 1883.
ipon me application of James Z. McC1ees. Ad-
Wimii,naal,oF, 6 I. A., of Mary Appleton late of
II ia ion hundred, In said county, deceased.
that o,atfed and directed by the Register
notica tne Administrator aforesaid give
trsiion " granting OF letters of Adminis-
with ihs =; a., upon the estate of the deceased
ss mate Of granting thereof by causing
from ihs ny, 70 he posted within forty DAYS
pube niana iaae OF such letters In six of the most
fegnir,,p places OF the county OF New Castle
the es,atss sll persona having demands against
Of As5enbIo 10 present the same, or abide by an act
and xlsn eag II IN such case made and provided |;
same nse1 ehse the same to be insRrted within III
newsnapna. p.iiea Oh n the DELAWARE GAZETTE. a
I~ss.a thtereln three weeka, (e. o. d.
IL. 4Stn under tine nd and seal ofotfiee
H. ~ VI M Register aforesaid al Wilminrton
day and yaa ,an New Castle county Aforesaid. the
H !est above written. ~
$. c. BIGGs. Register.
tne having claims against the estate of
10 the ads must present the same duly nftested
D. lgSi sndhuiistfat0r on or before january IL a :
case ma y. a9lue the act of Assembly IN snch
uiaoe snd provided iH seoh
JAMES L. MccLEEs,
Address t,,- Administrator, q. r. A,
IA, lil Chestnut street philadtinhia
lanl6-3w-tts5
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whnt n nferohant RenarLa.

A gentleman doing business on Market
street hands in the following for publication:
"Humpty Dumpty Adams and his whole
troupe, including his donkey, could not
draw a smile from Market street store
keeper Saturday night. Cause three
slippery Saturdays In succession. Hatters
are not included, as, of course, they are
aiwavs mad -
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Contract Awarded.

The Building Committee of the Trustees
of the Poor on Saturday, awarded the con-
tract for the plumbing work at the insane
department of the new Almshouse to Cline
& Bro, Philadelphia, for s., $50. The other
bidders were: Hyde 81 johnson, $4,000;
Gawthrop & Brother. 81, 300; Gillespie &
Co., $5,273; John Worthington, IS, 1876;
John G. Brison, 3,619.
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Indications.

For the Middle Atlantic States colder,
fair weather, northwesterly winds, higher
pressure. For the Ohio Valley fair weather.
winds mostly southwesterly, stationary or
lower temperature, higher pressure.
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FOREIGN NOTES.
A Large Fire in Russis-SettinG Down Ol
klOugnet-Outlaws sentenced.

Elougnet-Outlaws sentenced.
sT. PETERsBURe, Jan. ga fire broke
out yesterday in the railway station at
Perm, the capitol of the government Of the
same name, and spread to many adjacent
buildings and work shops. 1t continued to
rage throughout the night. The loss has
not been ascertained but 1t will be very
heavy
PARIS, Jan. 22.-The Temps admits that
the object of the bills presented In the
Chamber of Deputies on Saturday was to
set aside M. Flougnet's motion.
PREssBURG, Jan. 22.-The principal
offenders connected with the late outrages
ON the Jews have been convicted aud sem
fenced to imprisonment.
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In the Opera house To.Nigbt,

Admiral Dot and the attractions of the
wonderful London Museum will open In the
Opera House to day for season of three
afternoons and evenings. Consult the
numerous hand bills for a list of the
specialtv artists
The daily gazette., 1883-01-22
Registered Dogs.

At II o'clock this morning 475 dogs had
been registered at police headquarters, and
q number of owners were waiting their turn
to receive the brass acorns to suspend from
the collars of their CANNES.
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Dead and Rnriad.

william P. Penuell, No. slS Poplar street,
died last night of smallpox and was buried
this morning In Asbury graveyard. De-
ceased was In partnership with his father in
the fish business, No. l20 King street.
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REGISTERS ORDER.

REGIsTKR's oFFICE,
st" Castle Co., Del, December q, 1852.
y, epoh the application of Barbara MAnE,
mIg,itafh f1Igggtfh of Conrad MANI, late OF VII.
TIitaslon nj hundred, In said county, deceased,
fss s Inrdtrtd and directed by the Register that
M M L1seulrlX aforesaid give notice of grant
fht doNltsrs ol Nltsrs Ie atsmentary upon the estate OF
sH With the date of ranting thereof, by
iss " advertisements to he posted within forty
mos. 9G lht date Of such letters, In elk of the
aVs Tso, plne places of the county OF New Castle,
.S ,sS91ifnK all persons having demands against tho
Sa ssaa, " present the same abide by an act OF
sIlsScul! iibbueh case made and provided. And
AUS The SAINT to be insertedwithn the same
hsya hsnsr III, IN lht DAILY GAZETTE, news.
bpDs3 35SsilsGtd no In Wilmington, and TO be con
fal rautu lheffln three weeks, (e. o. d.
MiVen under the hand and seal of Office
:. 9, S9i lht Register aforesaid, at Wilmington,
md NJ oia New Castle County, aforesaid, the day
-le year above written.
5. C. BIGGs, Register.
An. NOTICE.
Inv asoha having claims, against the estate OF
IL gt eirs,a must present the same duly attested
Iss9 as ~ LAecutfiA ON or before December n
nsla W aa aplle the act OF Assembly In such ease
anu provided, BAlkBARA MANI,
Addres.. I,,,,.-, Executrix.
A'''ffssi Wilmington, Del.
decH mwK.3w
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The Rerhol1i Case.

E. G. Bradford, ESQ.,, occupied the atten-
tior of the court in the Reybold case Satur-
day afternoon, and this morning resumed
his argument.
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NoTIcE.-To WATER RENTERS.

OFFICE WATER DEPARTMENT., I
WILMINGTON, DEL, Dec, q, 1881 !
The hills forshe year 1888 are now READS and
payable at the Registrars once, y. w. corner
sixth ana King -treets. -
On all bulls remaining unpaid AFTER the a1st OF
January, ita& ave per cent. will be added lf paid
during the month OF February and ten per cent.
u paid during March. After which time the
ferrules may be Withdrawn and suit lnstituted
for the recovery Of the amount due. once hours,
. q, m. TO 4 d, m. ~
dec2l-Sst j. A. BOND. Registrar.
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EOTTCEs.

N0TICE.-THE ANNUAL MRETING
~ OF THE sTOIKHoLDERs Of the United
states and Mexico SyndlrAte.wtil be held In Gam
assn, New Jersey, on TUESDAY. January 3Oth,
IhoA AZ D.. M, for the purpose OF eIectlng
directors for the ensuing year.
Janl9-st q. II. L0BDRLL, President.
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FINANOIAL.
R. r. ROBINSON & co.
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
Fourth and Market Streets.

Buy and sell stocks and bonds on commission.
Letters of credit available In ali parts of the world
and drafts on England, Ireland, france, Germany
and Switzerland lssued. TI-ly-30
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For SALE.
80 Desirable Dwellings.

street.. ......,......... 81 900
A-story brick, 6iB King street. ....... 500
! 3-story brick. Is Market Btreet....... Q 600
! 2-story brick, 203 Washington street $500
2-story brick, 902 9Oa Linden street 2 900 each
! 2-story-brick, 3Os 3. YanBuren street 500
2-story brick, DIG, 91a 40 e12 Elm st. 600 each
Gust street.. 100 each
2-stoEy prick, N. w. cor. Elm and
HSrrison street, et,...........,........... 100
. 2-story brick, fla 4 ii3l Elm street 100 each
yanBuren street. ,................. 100 each
2-story brick, 7Od, 7oS, 1o. Tl2 Brown
2-story brick, 70T, 100 and7l3 Wright
street. 500 each
3-story brick, 9th and Franklin SITS
now in course OF erection. Also val
uable truck farm on New Castle ave.
nue.. containing II acres and good
buudingB. Price .......,.............. 10 600
The above dwellings are In good condition and
contain from te 10 rooms each, and will be sold
on terms 10 suit the purchaser. Apply TO
JOS. L. CARPENTER, JR.
decn-lmd&@ Ninth and Harrison streets.