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The daily uaiettk ih published every
afternoon i suniav exceptât,) at 416 Mark»
8treat, and served by carriers u*auhuerlhere
in «11 Hurts or the city and aarroundlUK
towns and vi»l* e*. for six cents a woek
payable weeklr. Yearly subscribers, »3 In
advance.
The Dilawakr Uaskttk, established
D 1734. is the largest and most flourishing
weekly paper iu the Htate, and has a larger
lrcuJalior man
Published every
pery.-ar. In advance.
ny other ou the Hen Insu Ih
T hursday afternoon, at 9«
JANUARY VÎ4 l«7D
The Daily Gazette Is sent to all parts
of the coantry, postage paid, for three
dollar* a year, in advance. It contains
all the loeal news and
news of the day. It glv<
news the farmer
oat linpoitant
In brief Just the
1he bush
small need,
at half the cost of the two cent papers;
and
ght to read of
uch
evening or morning. Hubscnhe f«»r It at
cncc by
year or six month*.
Itttng a money older for a
Reduce the Army.—T he peop e <>l
this country voted lor the Democratic
party under a promise that that party
would reduce the army. It has not kept
its promise, because of the uniou of a
few weak-kneed Democrat» with the
Radicals, and because the fraud in the
Presidential chair asked them to do so.
Another naaon is that
arly every
man that voted to enlarge the army had
one or more relatives in the array whom
they wished to have kept at the expense
9t government. Rut the army will be
reduced when the Democra t» get the
power. IF it is not,.the Democrats will
The
Hill
cut
ence
not
tant
not hold the jiow or long. The jioople Will
not work to support such a "top-heavy,"
-miserable affair, comitoeed of poor old
shoddy stuff that w ould back out as soon
as asked to go into a tight, when there are
a hundred thousand young men all over
the country, North and 8011th, who have
seen experience iu active wi
licers and men, who are competent and
would respond to a call at any moment.
The army now consists of about 7,500
commissioned ofticers and25,00«j men, or
.
*, both as of
.8«
is
and
the
one officer to ev«*ry three men. No won
der Sherman wants to reorganize it. But
he does not propose to make it cheaper
by curtailing the officers. He only pro
poses to make it .Nhi'rman's army inst«*ad
of Hayes' army. He would not projiose
this «1 d he not
d
that tlie Democrats
ould cut it «iown when they get th«*
There is a great deal of truth
iu the following from the Baltimore Ga
zette :
Te
"Tlie 'regular armies' of the Unit* <1
States 'iii.l . t ib«- Confederate H ales did
but little of the lighting of lb*- lat«- war.
The glory and tin: woik
••re ehi«'ll
ill
he pn»VISI.
rini**s.
lar army
•f Napo!«on 111.
armed people o
«-ak
«erma
and Fi an«*«* has learned il
lesson and
has now an
There
enormous mi iha.
are militar y ap itud«*s ;
long the citiz.
of this country that have !>.-«•
ell
bus
pliysi.-al force capable of «
ils
and dlseipli
• nn.ler a prop«-r
lilia ^
, a fu
• in-esitible I
defending
'.
against
it Id »ui
it:
f
en«*n
itliin, but a foret*
vliieii
ot I)
.-j -
throw L-ivil lib. II.
■
•A Toi* I Ik a vy" Navy.—T he politi
cal leaders have become great reçu
tors of late. Mr. Blaine no
reams* met die navy,
army, lie says, is top heavy,
it is, and rotten in i'a timbers a
we should not be
istruc
projMjses to
vhicli, like the
We believe
But
b illing to lot Mr. Dlaiun
III: is too
SO.
reconstruct it, neverthless.
much of a political demagogi
a statesman,
e, to«» small
d no patriot at all.
Jiis
speech, however, in tlie Senate
the
23d, contained some very excellent thing»
and remarkable truths,
extract will is; found instructive :
The following
••It was the duty of Congre*
reforms and correct ertors,
t la* matter to the .Secretary of tin; Navy
and Bureau officers. At th»* same time
ould sjK-ak his mind freely about
t He present condition of tlie navy, and
especially the large number of officers.
Congress had limite
of the navy at 7500, and for Dial 7500
men we had a total of 2020 officers, or
«»ne officer to a little over three men. We
had 01 vessels and 38 in commission.
The British navy, which had 320 st<-aiii
vessels and a total of 404 vessels, had
4000 officers with
to make
id not leave
ill«- number of me
-'tiling over sixty
thousand men. The Government had in
commission about 243 vessels, and
able f«»r Service quite five times as many
as w«i have. It bail nine or ten time
many sailors, and five tiin«;s as many
ships, but only about two-and-a-half
times as many officers
French navy had 1520 line officers, and
in point of numbers of vessels, that navy
was almost as large a» tlie British navy.
Uf course all know it
These facts were
■ail
> .i
we have. The
as not so effec
voithy of atten
tion. For the great navy of Great Britain
the largest and most ♦ ffective in the
world, there were twenty gr«;at.
yards ami two subordinate
had thr«;e great yards ami tw
nate ones ;
coast Jatitude, had seven
tive.
navy
ones. France
subordi
six degre«;s «»f
y yanls.
The one at Pensacola was nec«.*ssary lor
Government uses, and certainly the
on tin; Pacific coast was a necessity. 1
was not his intention to make partisan
accusations. The pay of the officers of
m tlie active list amount ed to
22,000 annually; for tl
I list $345,400 ;
bile we,
avy
ovur $3,'
tii«; ret I ii
our
while tlie pay
*n amounted to
$2,Soo,000 per annum, showing, ot
s«*, the top-heavy eondit
of p«;tty officers and set
bill
f tl
Sthenütii of the Ajimy from tiik
Foundation of tiie Government to
tiik Present.— The Washingto
respondent of the New Y'ork Herald , of
tlie 23d instant, says :
'•The Secretary of War has sent to the
House Committee an Military Affairs (by
request) a statement showing the actual
strength of the regular army at a stated
cor
p4*riml in each year from the beginning
of the government to the present time,
from which it appears that the strengt h
< t the army, both officers ami men, from
1180 to 1704, was about 3JtO. From
thn time to 1812 it varied from to
6, «500, but in 1818 It increased to 11MJ00
in conee<|ueiice of the war with Great
Britain, ami In the next year to 88,14' ;
In 1815 it was 38,434. For 1810 it fell
to 10,000, and in the 3 years following
to 8,550. From 1820. to 1838 it aver
aged about 0,500. For 1839 it was
creased to nearly 10,000, and in subse
quent years to 184*5, varied from 8,500 to
11,000. iu 1847 it increased Vo 21.
080, falling in the follow ing years until
1854 to an average of about 10,500.
For 1855, 15,752, and from that year to
1801 the average w as 1*1,000.
to 1804 the usual annual returns of the
army were smqiended. For 1805 the
strength of the army was
1800, 50,815 ; in 1
30,774: in 187<>, 37,075: ami from th »
period to 1877 it lias varied between 20,
INK) and 20,« mo. For 1877 it w as 24,000,
and i
it w ill be perceived the army was in
creased iu 1805-00. This was done to
carry the elections in tlio Southern States,
and to prevent President Johnson from
reconstructing the seceded States on the
liberal basis of the old Union, and keep
up the carpet-hag Governors while they
robbed tb«* South by the sale of South
ern State bonds. These bonds, secured
by force of anus or while the people
ire in duress, ought all to be repudia
ted by the Southern people.
Hall,
have
st
b<
cut
erty
new
.•tte
for
sist
the
ture
on
ing
From 1802
10; In
51,000; in 1809,
1878, 25,818."
14.
\Y
Y\
Mt
M
Tiik "Silvek .Senators" have been
increased l»y the late elections heavily.—
The New York Timts says :
"Of the nine Republicans, seven have
already served in tin* Senat«- — Messt s.
Hill of Colorado and Platt ol* Connecti
cut b«*ing the only ones w ithout experi
ence in that body.
whole, the renewals in th«* Senat«? have
not strengthen ed the R«*pubiicans
party with reference to tin
tant duties that are before them.*'
O11 tii«
or«*
h|M
I» hranlikin balDiug?
Of the various Republia
. h«> have just been chosen from different
î who
Senators
.8« a es, we do not know a single
is a pronounced antagonist of Grantism
and of 'lie Third Term.
Conkling, Cameron and Logan, from
the great commonwealtlis of New York,
Pennsylvania and Illinois, aie all pro
; and Cameron
AN
fesM?d Grant me
.
Logan are exceedingly zealous in their
demonstrations of love for the Third
Term.
G
In Connecticut the two strongest ran
d dates for Senator wen* Haw ley and
.I»*well, both of them against the Third
Term.
'I'll«* v
ere both defeated, an«l
Platt, a third-rate politician of no p«*r
sonal impoi *aiu «*, is
in tlu-ir
place, il
ia* agaiie>t tl
Third
or tor it. f«»r all that Las yet ap
m.i >
:
Te
•«•»'«mUmI, prmliMit ly
saying n<>D.
bat subject,
plainly
ib
î.
bad
*pok«
those
beat«*!).
«T«*
arjH iiter of W isconsin and Jones of
* both <»rant men.
Nevada are hk
having supported all the
festal
peculiar niani
• I* Gen.
*iant «luring 1rs lir.st
and *«*.
1 tenus :
and 11 •« -\
are i .
haps, Lo maintain that tin* 1
ready, i
publi. a
party has
Mink so low tl at it
bus on I % one single
In
•an meet
iau
ils
a « andidate for ITes
7 r,
dent.
f iraniist
tlu
de
t«
No
»I an honest hatred ot
(
do
par.y.
th*- Fraudulent President In
had a good
deal to .:.» iu.-l. cling these
»lallt llu'li to
■
h? nator» ; but that
ry hatred ap
pears to he capable of being
s«-.r ill ;
Very effici
ay iu the j»romotion of
Grant inn.
if there is
•ng the Hepuhlicai
considerable number of men
really against 1 1
either snow their fa th by their'
without waiting insupit
any
Third T.*r
, tIi#*v must
oiks
• inaction min i
• Du-v
ill
iav«* to ■
Ten
der unconditionally at at ai
«.•arly day,
and henceforward forever hold tliei
tongues exc«*pt iu favor
ol the thing
which they fear ami dislike.— A, V. bun.
PETER COOPER'S VK TORY.
A Verdict for the Defendant in Mr.
Groom's Suit Against the Dhilanthro
pint.
7
or
i he libel suit of Wallace P. Groom
S50.U0O damages against Peter
Cooper, which has been on tnal in the
Kings County Supreme Court forseveral
«lays, was einle.I y.-stenlay. The suit
gr*;w out of a contract which wat made
a few days pri«»r t»> the election of l*7b,
when Mr. Cooper was running as the
Preaidetitial candidate on the Green
in that
campaign, and Mr. Cooper agreed to pay
him £5,000 to put booths at all the polling
» lace«, and to send tickets am! document*
to all voters in the city as printed in the
régi» ti y list, and to print and furnish for
use in Dn- State of N«*w Y«.rk 320,000four
nag« documents. After election, when
Mr. Cooper discover«-«! that iu th«- city,
where be had e«lticate«l thousamls of v«ft
«•rs, he had received only .'TOO v
wrote a letter, which he manifolded and
«♦•ut to some of his friends accusing Mr.
Groom of haviug neglected to properly
distribute the document» paid for,so that
1 about the streets in bun
dies, except, in the district where (»room
was running for Congress, and that after
the ele«t.i*»n Groom wen«, to th«* Centen
nial, an.l left a number of hungry, starv
ing men unpaid. Mr. Groom alh-ged
that this letter cost him a £3,000 podtl
and had infinitely damaged him in tin«
Greenback party of which he was the
recognized founder.
Mr. Peter Cooper's testimony
trial was degressiv« • and largely histori
cal. It
.John C. Parsons ord«-r« «i
grapher a complete transcript of it for
Mr. Cooper Haul that
Feb. 12th next lie should célébrât«; hn
88th birthday. He attrihut'-d his
in life to keeping cl.-ar
he had money he invested it i
as to employ others.
"You pre-id« d at. a Tammany meeting
once—a hard money meeting?'
ask.-d hy «j
"Yes," Mr. Cooper repli«*«!, "««*
I was always and am now a hi
«nt should
sent» work
fr
back ticket.
(in
u ;
i
in
. he
.i
they were f*j
the
ou
«»f
lor
1
of
to
the
cbara«;teii-ric that Mr.
>f the stem»
preservation.
f bank-.
VV In-n
business.
pay
to
ot
he wi
H«*l.
tim«*
an. 1 think not, a
he circulated but what
lo
[«•riel furnished."
it 3 «»'clock came into court.
with his
1«I obtain
k tedious wait
tiik
to
of
the
(by
The j
Mr. C
liad gone home
counsel, confident that he w
the v«-r«liet.
ing for JiiHtice Pratt, who was at the
Brooklyn dub, and Mr. Groom m«»ve«l
about nervously. When Justice Pratt
arrived, Foreman J. N. lteeve announc
ed a verdict for the defemiaut. The
court reserved ifet decision on defendant's
counsel's motion for au extra allowance.
P
cor
Flaws for Rrbnlldlac C ongre»*
Hall.
Plans for the rebuilding cf Congres*
Hall, at Cajx> May, w hich it is uudeit ood
have been approved by a majority of ! le
st ockbolders, though no formal action ha*
b< 'en taken, are now in the hands of Mr.
Richard J. Dobbins It is promised to
cut Washington street through the prop
erty to Congress street, ami to build the
new hotel at Washington and Perry
streets, with a large lawn fronting the
ocean, as before. The strip of land from
Perry to Congress and from South Uafa\
.•tte to Washington streets is to be sold
for building purposes. The proposed
building is to be of brick, three stories
high, with a mansard toof. It \
sist of 200 looms. IPO of which w ill be
bed-rooms, accommodating 4'H> or 500
jK-rsons. A porch will surround the
whole building, and it is so arranged that
the sea breeze w ill strike every room and
create a draft throughout the whole struc
ture by means of a "funnel** in the main
ball. The building will l»e 153 feet front
on Washington street and 203 feet on
Perry street. There is some talk of buy
ing the Trans-Continental Ilote), take it
down and build the new Congress Hall
with the materials.
WA3TS.
of Daily Gazelle
for which 5
cenu per copy will be paid : ftept, 1^, 8cpt.
14. Dec. 13. 1*7*
r AN TED.-Pop 1
of the following da
\Y
7 ANTED.— Fine shirts o
half doaen.
Y\
ake st »
In a su
' for 7ft cents apft-ce. a ipmj 1
.d^Hh ut 32fl Fast Flghth
WM. MILLER.
h dogen, S3
pcrlor mann« r
Mt guarante« d
M
d« C26-tf
(JHAND OPERA HOUSE.
GKANL) V ASH ION A HI. t * VINT !
SATURDAY EVEN'D, JAN. 25th, IST».
The Populi
id Beautiful Actress,
MISS KATE TBY
GlaztoJn
8up|»«»rtfd by
CHAS. A. STEVENSON
Aid her NEW YORK COMPANY li
Powerful Play of the
the
DOUBLE MARRIAGE
Pronour ce«l by Preaa and Publi
AN UNEQUIVOCAL SUCCESS.
Popnl
»«-«-tiled without a
Boek Hlore.
Prices, .15, ßn and 7S
•nts. n#au
churgc, at 1 honms'
JAI123 31
RAND OPERA HOUSE.
G
ON K NIGHT
INLY,
MONDAY. JAM AIM 27.
Tony De nier's
:
'an to
pany, with the G rest Orlgl
line Tr«
pe and Htmidard C
l Clown
GRIMALDI
(GEO. II. ADAMS.)
AimI u 4. riiii«l 4 «»m I» I im Hon ol
-25
-25
PANTOMIME AND SPECIALTY
- s r a its -
Adm
t«*. r.
«•rve.l seats, )
3 da}« la ,
7 r,
iti
:
r<
it ( F. Tim
D It. Ho
is A « «
KK Bit
Jar
Agent.
D
1HAND OPERA HOUSE'.
( *
w
Friday
1 W M Y. N S K
v« ninu, Jin
ary 2 flib
ALT U A C ! I 0.1.
The Fa
WALNUT 8 T. THEATRE CO., '■
will ap|.4»r In ii «rainl doubl, ■ bill, ou ''
whi.-h eccuHion th«; favorite arrisLM
MR. FRANK MORDAUNT
AND
Mr. Sam Hcmple,
111 appear In tlie cast. The performance
Dll com rence with the L«*
Hful drama,
All Tlittt C»li(l(*rs In Not Goltl,
Hcreamlng Farce,
A lid tl
A Itoiiifli DIAMOND,
iludlug with the p«»pular farce,
* THE HARK.
C
A K INN
Ad
Isslon 33 A 50 cents, reserved seats
ts, to ta* had at C- F. Thom
days 1
7 e )
— «V Co's,
Jan2i-4t
ii
i vance.
QKAND OPERA HOUHE.
TUEHDAY EVENING, JAN. 2sth.
The p«»pular and thrilling temperance
ramu, in five acts, entitled
Ten Nights in a Bar Room."
by Uie
M. S. ]{, A. Dramatic Association ,
Assisted by Eminent Tuleut of Phlla
de phla.
The play will be produced directly ander
the auspices and for the benefit of th«
Moral Huasion Reform Association of this
city.
Admission M and fto cents; no extra
charge f«»r reserved seats. Keserv«il teals
for sale at C. F. Thomas A Co's hook store,
on ana after the 25th «»f January. Tlkeis
may be procured from any member of
the Association, and exchanged f«»r reser
ed seats without additional charge.
Jan2o-4t
Special Attractions!!
63 Ladies' 4 Misses'
COATS
AT
Clotting Out "rniCES.«
GREAT BARGAINS.
Bee for Yourselves and be convince«!.
M. L. Lichtenstein,
Qiao Marltot St.,
22-seplH
JAMES m. SEYM
House I*alnter,
Grainera Glazier,
I» prepared to do all work In his line.
wllh
I k romp(n««9 and Olspafsh.
Order« re«pectfully solicited.
Office* No. 2!9 Shioley Street
■tpar-r
NOTICES *
i
Th. tHXMtil«. or A IlmlniftOn lluiidre-t.
niataing the sann
at ib« .
ANNeMnorH'
that the
pieted
1 tile t*ooka
P f°r
following places :
SOUTHERN DIHTKICT
arc bung
public Inspect I
KlrH Ward—At Hprlnger'w g
No. 5
Second Wart—A
Hanse, southeast corner of Front
»tr» els.
Third Ward—At P. J. HabeSck'fl saloon,
north*
streets
Fourth Ward -At K»qut
lice. No IrtS hast F«
»eery st<
West Second street, near Tut nail
he Penney IvHtna I
»d H tug I
d Orange
ÎI of Fifth
William II.
rth stieet.
lug
Tenth Ward- At Kobert ('oilIngham's
saloon, No. •» 0 Maryland A
NORTH KHN DINT HH T
I — Al K. H. Mingles A Son's
Market slre«*t.
*1 At Hugh Maguire's, cor
Fifth W
cigar store, No. »
m xi h v*
of Ninth and Wal
Hevenlb Ward At (je«>rgeH. Kohl
theasl
i*l
of Tenth
Orange streets.
Klghth Ward At W. II Tucker's grocery
ire. »< utheast corner of Eighth and
Pine streets
Ninth Ward -At Wrn. Hweeney's gr«s
eery s *»re. No. 2002 Market st
Notoe is als«» given that the Assess«»
will sit at the City Hall on Saturday, the
2-'th *l»y «>f January 1 t»eliig the last Nat nr
day «>f the pres« nt month) la- 1 ween
hours of in o'clock. a in., and »o'clock, t*
in., to make correction In the afore»aid
hooks or add additional names thereto.
DAVID W. IIUGH EH.
Asa ssor Southern District.
GEORGE t\ WA HD.
Assessor Northern District.
the
IT-«
J«
D OG UEGIHTER NOTICE.-All per
sons owing or having dogs about tlndr
iulre«l to have tr.eai regu
between the Island 201I1 of
After Die latter «lat« the <»rdl
nanre will Ih* strictly enforced against un
r* glxtered dogs.
lacs aie rv<
lari y register««!
January.
WM, J MAXWELL.
Chief of Police.
Jan 2- im
T OT1CE Is hereby given Dial th e annu
1 al ine*tii)g (>f th«« Htockhoidera of
• i In* Wllnilngton NavigationCfftnpany
will he held ai No. Market stieet. Wil
niltn U»n. Delaware, «»ii 'Jhursday.mc 6Di
day of February. 1H7W, between the h«>ui»
k. 1 . m., for the purp'««- of
Dlreclr rs to kerve tor tii
JOHN A GRIFFIN,
President.
N
«»f . mid 4 «»'
« Iccliug th
_jH,iJ\Wt
N otice.—I in
lug of the
pmrie:
*«*m <»f the
iVy, will tn* held at the
Alina Houm«*. «»u We«lm aday. Jan. 2kih. at
I# o cl*H*u, a in. All perttooa having hill»«
will please present them ou or before tkat
day.
eet
o«»r el
■
i
Utec will meet at the
Alma H«»u*e, Batutday, F«-b. Jkt. at II
ill t»e
Supply Com
1
u'clock, h. m . wh«*n proposals
oelvetl lor rurnlHhlng the AIiiih lieuse
wiln bread and lueam for the next three
J. W. COUCH,
Mr oretary.
Jau23.25,27 ,2êd aw
N OTICK-TÜ WATER KFNTKHH.
omcK Watkk DirAkTkivr 1
WlLMlkGTOK. 1 >RL., I»CC. lOtil, 1878. J
The hills for 1©70 h
al le at the rtgls'rMr »
ket street. 'I he law re«|Ul
le J
face ol the hill ; those paid «1
month of February, fl
now reedy and pay
office, No. 1«VK) Mar
thal all bl II»
ry 31M, 187tf, Uie
lug Die
per cant a«ldi
on th <»f
«I any
paid after A prll 1st.
Ih re«|Ulrt d to ha
d suit Inst it „I
P»hl on «
»mil, those pant during the
i. add III. >i< al.
March, le
P«r c
t remaining
1879, tne re
th«
le»
1 1 1i«l
I f«»
f« I
the
watwr will not he lei lut«» »uch premi
till suet) arrears, wltti assessiut
U-s are paid. Office
ery of Ih«*
1 Die
h lid
■!
91 I*
W. J. MOB ROW',
dec 11-e« h 1 Ji
i.fch.eod
U. gi'-.i ar.
at
llouikter'k Ordt r.
h OK FICK, !
nuaiy 7th. 1H79. \
oft arollne F. Me
strntrlx, of William h.
l "ihy
Rf.oihtki
Net
h
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Up
> the i«|
-, A.In
ll.-y. lat«-of Wil
Ci
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««»unty. «1
the Ib-gisUr that the Ad
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I.
d
id dl
rl
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Estât
f granting lh
ids t
the daft- «»'f
Mi««
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of
llh the dal
adv«-rtlse
y days fi
D
hy c
w î thl
L«-tU
the U«
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eli
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of New
lng d«-n
ost pu WI le phi«-« s ol
. 1
M
ring all
[y
d>
«»ns I
st lh«« Es
HgH
|H
abide hy an
«*, t«» p
•inhly 1
Act of A
rovid.il.
UM-rn-d v
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!
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'' . . ..
'* iliningl«»n oa/k
And
1 (U I ii II
so Uie si
h<
st l
Du
r k
Wll
liNh.il I
d lo he cohllna.-tl
nglol
•ks,«
id. r
therein thr.
» . 1 )
<»i
he hand
d Heal
id, i
L.s.i urn.
of the Ih-glKter al.
New Castle, in N«-w ('anile C
above
.ty
aforesaid, the .lay
id ye
. . . . _ .. ritten.
H. C. BIGGH, lU'gister
)
NOTICE
All persons lia vlng dal
Estate «»f theedeceased
same duly altesU^l to the a. 1
>r before Jan
Act of Assembly in
provided.
ns against tlie
ust present Uie
Inistralrlx
abide Uie
-ii case made and
• 7th, 1A*0,
CAROLINE F. McCAULLEY,
Administratrix.
J dido-# weed
Address, Wlunlngtoi
Del.
}
1
I
S. H. Staats,
No- 405 Market St.,
Has Just Opened an
'ELEGANT STOCK
—OF—
^«»»«•^ryci.oice
Hamburg Edgings,
Embroidered
Trimmings,&c.
»•The above
*11 NEW, embrncInK
many new and teautirul pattern», an4 at
much'lower
THAN iiA8T REASON.
Jan 18-1 y
I JREHTON AYAitn,
PRACTICAL WATCH MAKER,
And dealer in
alikicam and NwJhR
W ATCIIES.
CLOCKH, JEWELH Y
8PKCTACLEH.
KYE-ULAHHKN,
HILVKK WARE,
NO. 80Ö MARKET BTREKT
W II, MINOT on, Del.
ParticularHlieniiou paid to repairiiik
ail lta braiiciu-» ; a i»o, chauglikg «r»«cl5cje
glaase». Ha« a g«xxl assortment of glam©»
constantly on hand. ' B
The poo Ho 1» cordially Invited to eali aid
my ,U>ck ** xû ** ,ru m 7 Prices
kt
in
SHERIFF'S SALES
u'HMI'K'H HAI.K.
Q *, vlriueof . wrltol L«T*rl F»ol**,
K. ni» dlrarteil, will l>e aMMd to public
imlr.ftttL«
LAFAYETTE HOTEL. Ml Bhlpl.y
kepi by John J. Dougherty, in tb» city or
W 11 minium, New U «utile county, 1 eta
ware, o
WEDNESDAY,
".The 5th day of FEBRUARY, 1*70,
R t 2 «»'clock, p. m , the following dearrtl>ed
iYtnl Estate, vlx :
AH that c
land situate
N« w Uaslle count
and describe as
•rtaln lot. pice«*
in the city
Ding el a point on tne southerly side of
Twelfth sireet al the distance of thirty feet
caslci 1 y from the enate ly side of Madison
street, them e southerly parallel with Mad
ia <m street 141 feel.'» lg inches to the norther
ly slile of Delaware avenue ; thence south
easterly by the said side of said avenue |*3
feet 6 Inches to a corner ; thence northerly
parallel with Jefferson street 21*j feet 6 \
in lies to the a:or- said southerly side of
Twelfth street and thence thereby westerly
170 feet to the place of beginning, be the
contents within said bound« what they
may. Hook K, vol. It, page .-07.
••d and taken In exfCtitl'
properly of F.dwaid Tatnail. Jr.; decra*<«i
and Itaehel A Talnah, bis wi
vlvln
parcel of
Wilmington.
Delaware, bounded
ows, to wit : Begln
as the
g iiiortgag<ir and t. t., I Joseph Tat
Jr., and Wililain Csnky, Executors
of Kd ward I aluail. J r.. dec«-ase«l, Ac.,) and
to be Sold b
Sheriff's
IfVtt.
II.
»V John PYEE. Sheriff
Office, Nsw Castle, J ouiary 16,
laulH Btawts
HEKIPF'H SAUF.
Hy virtue of w writ of Levari Facia«
lomrdltroied will be ex|»oae4 to i'abllc
Ban- at »he
S
LArAYETTF. HOTEL. 641 Shipley SL,
kept by John J. Dougherty, In the city of
Wilmington, New Castle County, Dela
ware, on
WEI N E N D A Y . the ftth day of February.
ir«k, at 2
1 ke following dercrilHNl Real Estate, vis :
All that certain lot oi land and th
story brlek dwelling house tharaon. situate
In the city of Wilmington, bounded ana
described as follows to wit : lieg Inning at
the southerly sldeof Ninth street between
Windsor ami M ad I son streets at in« dis
tance of seventy fe«*r six Inches from the
wester. y side of Windsor street, thence
southerly pHrallel to Windsor street
Ih'ougk th»* centre of a two fe« l foar inch
wide alley between this and the adjoining
hou»e of aald Hprlnger.on the emit eighty
left lo h corner, thence westerly parallel
Ninth street seventeen feel six inches *0
, iheuoe northerly Pi
Orel mentioned line su) W
along a line of kaml of M. I'. Perkins
the west eighty feel lo the aforesaid south
erly side of Ninth street and ilieaee there
by easterly seventeen feet six Inches to the
place of beginning he the oontente ttiereof
what »hey taay Hook L. vol. W, page 44k.
Meiaal and taken In execuliou as the
properly or flettle R. March, surviving
engager and l. t , and to be sold by
JOHN PYLE, Mberlft
NherlfT's offlee, New Castle. Jan. If, Is7tf.
17-stawu.
'clock, p.
(he
lei
Indeoi atreet
;
engager ,
JOHN PYLE, Mberlft
NherlfT's offlee, New Castle. Jan. If, Is7tf.
17-stawu.
;
3
HKRJFF M HALF
By virtu©of a writ of Levan Facias,
lo rna directed, Will be exposed Lo Public
Hale, at Uie
8
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, 841 Shipley Ht.,
K«*pt by John J Dougherty,Jn tiie City of
Wiiailngion. New Castle county, Dela
ware, ou
WEDNESDAY,
The 6th da j of FEBRUARY, 1879,
2 o'clock, p. m., Die followlug described
K« al Estate, via
All that «•«•riaüi lo» of land with a tw«»
story brick «1 welling housa ihereon, slinnl«
iu the city of WilmlngP)ii. boundtsl and « I«—
«er I taxi as billows, to wit :
ly side of Pleasant stre«*l Im*
reata.sald
B« giiiniiig at
the SOU tl
id v
being laid out pisrallel t
d Hecoiid Hlr«jeis
u to II
sixty fl v
m Bur«
Pleasant
nod
r rout
id
•l
!
K
rls
lug f
at ti e «list
rvtn s
ie««i from the
street and at
tins
vest
of
rly si.'*- of V»
• of the party wall he
adjoining d
•«1 De N
through Die î
to Van Bid
le*
lilt. g o
Lh
• ai id Is. the
Hi
I
it
h 11 el
l filly f»et lour
« easterly pa
t*n f«M-t U» a
;ii 1**1 to the first
stre««t fifty
iherly
st
Uie
I
i«d to pl«-H*
•r. th
h-rly
id Van B
feet lour Inch«* to the u!<
side of Pleasant str« el, and Diet
W. stCMlv fifteen f.-et lo the plac- of h©g|
iillig. be tlie colileuls lh«-reol wiiat
mai
loned line
• thereby
hey
f
Itton
hepr*»
Y. I
MH. P 1»«»
d lo l»e sold bv
JoIlN PYL.K, Sheriff.
Castle, J
laiils.niHwts
No
petty of i
M 1 «'11 MeI B«
wile, l. 1 s,
RherlfT suffice, Ne
1*7*
lAndi«-.
I
d I-;
-u, his
!
ry IS
HKHIKP
By virtue ot
MALE.
8
rit of Venditioni Ex
il he exposed
ponas to me directed
Public Hal© at the
HOTEL, OF JACOB HYATT,
the townof N©wjs»rt.m Cblstlaua Hun.
Castle county, Del.,
)
dred
N
THURSDAY,
The 6th dajof FEBRUARY, 187»,
clock p. ni., the following described
Real Estate, vis.
All that certain lot or pi
situated In the tow
at
•f land
# ,, of N«*wp«»rG County
of New Castle and Mtale of Delawaie
Beginning at a »-take sUtndlug at Uie cor
«»f Front street on Urn Philadelphia,
Wilmington and Baltimore railroad and
Walnut street ; Dienee along said Walnut
street to tlie Christiana creek ; thence
along sa d creek h» a s
up said gui
.jiuall gut; thenee
t street atoresald ;
thence along said street to Uie pia«;e of be
ginning containing one hundred and
twenty-eight square perches he t ie same
more or less. The Improvements thereen
•onslsllng of a Rolling Mill and Machinery
Building for Gal vaulting sheet-iron,
office and other outhul dings.
Helxeil ami taken In execution as the
property of tlieJ. Marshall Company of
Newport, Delaware, and to he sold bv
... John pyle. sheriff.
Hherlfr ■ Offlc©, New Castle, January it.
,87y - lanlH-atawts.
F
I
IIERIFF'H HALE.
By virtue of a writ of Levari Facia»,
me dlrectod, will bu expound lo Publie
Hala.at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, 811 Shipley SI-,
Kepi tty John J. Dougherty, in the city «;f
W ilmingion, New Castle county Dela
ware,'
S
WEDNESDAY,
The 5th d»j of FEBRUARY, 1S70,
•laoclBC«, p. m , tu» followingdMcrlbed,
H+l iRUtc, via :
AJ1 thul certain lot of land with a three
■tory Brick Dwelling bouse tharaon • ™
ato In Uie ally of Wilmington heim
and daeorihad a» follow», to wit • Benin,
nlngat the northerly »ide of Front HlrMt
between Jack non and Yan Buren «tre«-t* at
i.'f Q d îw ,10e o f flft ^ from the eanterly
sideof Van Buren street; tbenoe northerly
parallel to Van Buren »treet »Ixly-UircM
leet six IboIim to a corner; thanoe aesterlv
»V W> F,om Blreel fifteen fee» to
« , ,he i!, c * ,OD Bier i y parallel to Uis
) lne »nd Van Buren street
throui^i tlie centre of ihs parly wall t»e
tween this and the adjolulng dwelling on
''," w,,r "'•«-'i L»»Norn.«.,die »iï
I y three feel »ix luchen to Uie utoreftald
i.«»r herly »ide of Front ntre« t, and ihenc«*
tiuy limy. Hook U, Vul. lo, i" 1
Mrl.,.,1 Mill! taken In exeaullnn a.' tlm
l.rni.eiiy nr I limn»» T. Do Normind" u S
Mary Millar, I. !.. an.l In 1,« by
Jt) 11N pYLE h-herlff
iMYo* er1 ^ 8 Uastle, January ic,
1 Jantb-siawt»
llu
«led
at
B
aid
Fiano», «Jrguti», and Sheet Musio,
FOR MALE AT
F. BtK-her'M Mumlr store,
•»* Market NlreL
«tlafr*» Plano» a specialty : also
nom hand plano» lorsal »Vid m r
■s ad «ris». asart
kt
in
S HERIFF'« HàLK
By virtue or a writ of Lev... r
to *, dlrvrte*.-trill W Mpo.JU,*'».
Ml»,MU» "Mit,
LAFAYETT» HOTEI., Ml
«* «i I pi»» jj,
Mfr by JoUu 4 Hongheny. m u • •
Wilmington, New C**tle count. - r <
ware, on 11 ••*
WEDNESDAY,
The 5th Jay of FKBKL'AIU, n
*11 o'clock, p. m., Uie follow»,,, '
ItwtI Em»ie, VI«: • *"
All lllBI
>
lot of land win,..,
story brick dwelllti* heuse Uierw* *
ate in the city of Wilmington L >x
Hod «IcNsrlhetl as follow», to wit
ni ng at tue northerly side af Kroi ■
between Jackson and Van Bum,
distance ol *> feet from tl.e ...T 1
side of Van Buren street and Ht u,
of the party wall between tm* ,
Ina dwelling oa the west
said l»e Normandie, thence Xi>
through the centre of said wmII a: .1 1
lei to Van Buren at*eel sixty -ihnir!*
six Inches to a corner; tl.eiice
parallel to Front street fin.-ej,
corner , thence southerly
first mentioned line and VanTlii'i*,
sixty tlirvi* reel six lneh*<s to u„. hI , *
northerly side of Front street M r
thereby westerly fifteen teet to* the ■
I». •ginning, bn the contents thern.r
they may Book C, Vol. Iu, !*«„,. .
Helxe*! and taken In
rtn.
I'*»
•*f 1
I»
a m
. „ «cution
S erty <»f Tournas Y. De Norm
arsh Welch, t. t., and to be moM * 1V
JOHN I* Y ID. »L#
MherlfT's Ufflce, New Castle, j ariu ',, r
_ SIÙS
u
■ ;
FUBL1C SALES.
PUBLIC
HALE:
Will be eold at public sal«,
of Hubert Husband's, d treat. 1 "
Thompson's Bridge, Christians ut
lies from Wilmington. ay
TL'EMD A Y , FR BRU A ft Y 4th,K,
▲I 13 o'elock, m.
4 head of good work or driving i„ ir ^
milek cowi, some with calves t, v
side», others springing one « y Mr
2 sboats. Ac. Farming Imp;,
farm wagons, 1 York wagon, nt-stit t
arket dearborn, horse cart.'>|L
plows, barr*»ws, cultivator, fork rs
(i«»ee, sc , iron harvester. tnow«r ma n
blued. 1 go«Ml horse rakr. 1 V
wlnckle fan, grain bags, wagon, * ,,»
carriage barneee, 2 seu heavy pu,
log chaîne, aise dairy nxturvs
pans, buckele, ebu
cans, Ac. II aerea wheat
bay l»y the ton.
CONDITION«.-All sums of ti
lese, eash, over thel amouni, a rreii
inonihs will be given, by th«- p, r(l
vlng a haukabl** note with spur»\»',
oreer. THOEDORK »>TLJ
L. W. Mttdbaia A Mon, Auctlone-n
Iaiil6-wgte
Ui*- F
'»in*
tin
a, crvaui an.« a,
th«. tm
s;
1'UDLIU HALM
Will he »old At public »ale, on thefu
or Andrew Har.ukii,
Hqul
Die pike I-;
Farrle's Corner and
l'encader Hd., ou
THURSDAY, February the U* \gt,
Hale commencing at t2 o»oe|
One oay hor»e, Frank,onrahif '
old, a flu« traveler and will work.;
kind» of harnesM , one bay mar- Lj
«•«» m lug fight yearn old this Hpriup j
k«hh 1 travtoer.aud work» aulet i:.u.j
<>l harueMi and la a splendid fain
3 head of Orit-cla»» milch cowb,_
1 will be Iu profit by day of nale.j|
h 11k «.Un-ru »prinking. 1 two yt-Hr^
•U heifer, g«M»«l »UhUc, n o v J
Rprlngliig- •' yearling hellers of go.».
3 Hh«»at pigs.
Farming implement*.-One ar:r
«1er, I Ge
I dugout wagon,l Y
a Uie 1 tooth horse rake.
»heiler.
«»ii. in g<
1
irkle l«n o-i
i.-W. I |.,.H
grliidshin«*. ! u
j I arg** fe»*'n
roll
lieelha
ixlng trough, 1 lim«
le. 1 h
s. cultivators, fork-.,
plow
box. 1
lllg s.
«•I. pi.»
es. ii'
grid
sh<
lageharu
barley f«»rk* A I
. grain I»
unsi of li
half I
lc
nd.
g>
CONDITIONS 4 11 'umN of
1er, cash;
ver that
onths will be given, l>y lh
vtug a hinikahh
irsi-r, or thr
HI
* per cent, off for <*■•
J. M. H«MD
©st f
W. J. LANK, Auctioneer
X ECU TOR'S SACK
K
IŒAL EMTATE
By virtu© of an order of lh
. of Ui© Mate of Delaware
Nsw Castle County,
<»n the Hsooud day of Kept
187s, will h« exposed at pubd«- v;
the Delaware House, oppoitu. ut
Hall, In the City of WlimihgloiiU'i.
SATURDAY, the 1st day of FEBKC
« o
udn at N"» 1
A. D., lKTa,
big described Heal Esta'te, finis:- ■]
Cily of WllmingW.il aforesaid.ts-iG*
property of Catharine M« M. nu. '
ceased, hounded and described s- '■
to wit:
No. 1. All that certain lot, pier, d
cel of land with a Brick Dwelling
thereon, beginning at a point on ft-- Btl
«rly side of Fifth street, betw«*-i' V
I Church streets at the dhtai.ctJ 1
hundred and fifty feel from the
side of Churcb street, tiisme nofW
parallel to Couieti street elgli>. v :fC
to a coruur, thence ©asierly p»»-*
FllUi street eighteen leet to au.»iWj
her, ihunce southeriv parallel lo t-*
sireet eighty-two feet to the al .r
of F HtU street, and tbenoe alomtH 1 **
westerly eighteen feetlo the place
ning.
No. 2. All that certain lot, pl»^ ° r J
cel of land beglnninf at a ^
northerly side of Hflh s:r«*ei wj
Hi>ruse and Chursh streets, b«*i»il»j"
of lot late of Thocna« Askew, dew**
the distance of one huudred aii*l
less from the westerly»*
Church sireet, thence northerly I»"™"
Church street elghty-two f.i-1
slake, thence easterly parallel :o »
strept elghtesn feet t<» a corner,»
southerly paiallel to t hurch street^
two feet to the aforesaid side ». »
street, and thence iherewilli eik** ,€ *'
to tlie placeof beginning.
Atu-ndance will be give
made known at the time aid r 1 '"'.
w»ia uy 1IEHNAHU DON
Or by John lib" 11
111 .
Annul: J. M. HoillUK,«.•|urli | >J
Court. tanll
.. tl- :
S o'clock, p.
;
of
it.
feel more
«;f
at
to
on
1
S
ic,
1
LjALE OF t'OWH.
O The Hubscnbers will
»ell al Public Hale, at Bed
Lion, Eaxi Marlborough,
Chester county, Pa., aa-^i
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 3, I* 1 'I
ai 1 o-olack. P. M . I
J-OBTY HEAL) OF FBEHH-fol
WI-RINOKBH. and YOUNO BCIJ'I
AUo a lot of EWEH with
HILL A U a ' l J
Webb A. Nlobnt». AiictJoneer. ■ J
DUNCAN BROTHER
214 MARKET ^
flue
Have |u»t receive! a
Table & Pocti
cutlery^
WM. S. WAl 1,
«o. 1009 Market SW
DRUM
rl* 1 '
4TKA.il Ar «A«
kT
OR HBNT_H*T*r*I M av)r *
F
Ih« UIMH buikllu*.