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BIZ AUTHORITY.

No. 80 AN ACT to authorize the importation OF Bran
dy, in casks Of capacity not less than fifteen gallons,
and the expectation of the same for the benefit Of
drawback Of the duties
Be it enacted By the Senate and House Of Repre-
sentnires Of the United States of .9merica IN Con-
gress assembled, That from and after the passage
OF this act brandy may be imported into the Uni
ted States in casks of capacity not less than hf-
teen gallons, any thing in any law to the contrary
Notwithstanding Prorided, horerer, That all The
provisions of existing laws, not inconsistent with
This act, relating TO the importation Of foreign
spirits, be complied with: find provided, further.
That all brandy imported in casks Of capacity
less than ninety gallons, shall be deposit, d. at Ia
expense and risk of the importer, in such public
or other warehouses, as shall be designated by the
Collector or Surveyor, for the port where the
same shall be landed, and shall be removed there
from in the manner prescribed BY an act entitled
/" an act providing for the deposile OF wines and
distilled spirits in public warehouses, and for othe1
purposes"
SEC. Q. .dnd be it further enacted, Tint brandy
imported in casks of capacity not less than fifteen
gallons. may be exported for The benefit Of draw
back OF the duties which shall have been paid there
on and the exporter or exporters OF brandy SO i'm
ported shall bo entitled to receive debenture or de-
bentures, for the of such DRAWBACK, agreeaby
TO the existing laws and all acts now 10 force regu
atng the exploration Of spirits. and the allowance
and payment OF drawbacks and debensures. shall be
deemed applicable to brandy, the Importation Of
which is permitted by this ACT.
SEC. s. find be it further enacted, That this act
shall continue in force for the period Of three years,
and no longer.
Approved I'd March, 1927.
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mo. 39.l AN ACT to grant certain quantity IF land %
the State of Indiana, for The purpose Of aide said State
in opening Canal to connect the wa,ers Of Wabash
river with those OF Lake Erie.
Be it enacted 5g the Senate and House Of Repre-
sentatires IF ne United States Of .4msrica in Cen
gress assembled, That there be, and hereby ISL
granted to the State OF Indiana, for the purpose 81
aiding the SAID State in opening canal TO unite at
nsyigable points the waters Of The W abash river
with those Of Lake Erie, a quantity OF lsni equal
one half OF 1--WE sections in width, on each s'dr OF
said canal, and resessng each alternate sect,o to
the United States, to be selected by the comnls-
sioner of the Land Office, under the direction of
the President Of the United States, from one end
thereof TO the other and the said lands shall ts
subject to the disposal Of the Legislature Of said
State for the purpose aforesaid, and no Others Ptaa
cided, That the said canal, when completed, SITE
be, and forever remain, public highway for isi@
use Of the Government Of The United States, re.
from any toll. or other charge. whatever Tor any
property of the United States, or persons IN theis
service, passing through The same Prorided That
said canal shall be commenced within five years,
and completed in twenty years, or the Stale shall
be bound TO pay to the United States the amount Of
any lands previously SOLD and that The title to such
purchasers under the State shall be valid.
SEC Q, And be it further enacted, That SO
as the route OF the said canal shall be located and
agreed on by the said State, il shall be the duty OF
the Governor thereof, such other person or per
sons as may have been, or shall hereafter be. az
thorizcd to superotend the construction Of said
canal, to examine and ascertain the particular Ianas
to which the said State will be entitled under the
provisions OF this act, and report the same TO The
Secretary OF the Treasury OF the United States.
SEC 5. And be it further enacted, That the said
State. under the authority Of the Legislature there
Of after the selection shall have been made, shall
have power to convey and sell the whole, or any
part of the said land and to give title in fee sim.
ple therefor, to whomsosyer shall purchase ths
whole or any part thereof.
Approved I'd March, 1927
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LUMBER FOR oALt..

Al JOHN HEMPEILL'S Hha,f md Lumber Kurd, in
khe Borough of Wilmington, genera assortment Of Lum
ber well selected suitable for persons for building, for
rcbanics aid large stock Of Cear and Cyprus SHIN.
|CIES are constantly for sale he or cash.
|or tile usual ccdit.
Thefrends and former customers Of the yard, and the
|nuhhe GENERALLY, are invited call al the OLn STAND,
|where their fayors VIII b. tnankful, acknowledged BY
WILLIAM SIMMONS, .4geni
June 6 1896 SIT
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CTRRYLNG.

-B-E subscriber notifies his friends and the public that
H. has removed from the old stand, No. Isl Shpley
ee5 formerly occupied by William Chandler to No 25
,arte', and 90 shpcyst where he intends keeping on
aand constant supply # FINISHED LEATHER Of ev-
~ description which he will dispose of on the most
sossble terms Persons favoring him with their CUSTOM
as DE- end on having hei Leather Of the best quality.
Also Morocco, and Lining skins for sale.
49, JOHN GuYFR.
WILMINGTON, March IS. 1927. o9--sn
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SURVEYING OF LAND,
A.rD CON'VEY.auNCL.VG.

V>HE undersigned tenders his services The citizens Of
l. Wilmington, and county Of Newcastle in the capacl.
OF surveyor Of land and conyeyancer and hopes from
his former experience in Chester County and by deyong
his attention to that business that he will be able give
satisfaction TO those who may please to employ him there
in.
His Office in QUEEN STREET nearly opposite the Indian
Queen I'rveTn. LEA PUSEY,
Wilmington, mo. o. 40-t1m
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Dissolution of Partnership.

VENE Partnership of Victor du Pont, Charles du Pont
Il and E. /. du Pont, under the firm Of r. e Chs du
pont s. Co. dissolved the 30th Of January, 1927
by the death of Victor du Pont The business will be con-
tinued under the firm of CHAnLEs l. Du Posr & Co. by
CHARLES I. DU POINT,
ELUETHERE l. DU POINT.
Louvers, Brandy wine Hundred,
March 81 1927. Aim
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NEWARK ACADEMY.

TIME semi-annual EXAMINATION Of the Students in
IL this institution, will take place Thursday the 1871
.april next. BY order:
H. WHITLEY Sec.
March goth, 1897. 41-N
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TO RENT.

2 1NIIAN
e A large Y'oo Story firick DWelling House
|f;#ET1 in the village Of Newport, with good brick barn,
Fl and stables ami every other convenient build.
NJ ing. TO the house is attached large store
koor Cor many Years occupied store is eligible
uaon for country business any N the place There
h three lots the village containing about acres, which
hin be rented with he house Possession will be given
Immediately or on The 25th Of Marci, tirxt Apply
ALLAN THOMSON Uiiniaetou, or
JOHN l.. hORRIsS, Le.vtien's Island,
Dec. 26 1926. l5-:f neal Ne@por del
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Number 543.
CONDITIONS OF THE WATCHMAN

The terms are to those who pay during the month Of
January or July, six months in advance-Four Dslrs
Ear From those who do pay aboye Five Dollars
MI be demanded. If subscriber wishes to decline, he
t notify the editors Of his intention before the first Of
fnne or December, and pay all arrearagcs Without a
Compliance with these conditions paper will be discon-
Eoued except at the option oft9e editors.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
Advertisements exceeding twelve lines, for term
three months four times for dollar and
N cents for every longer pro-
kortion Advertisers requested to specify in writing
bow ohg their advertisements are to be Inserted or they
I'm be continued till forbid Letters the Editors to i'll.
Eure attention must be post paid.
advertising bytheyear.
BIO Subscribers. To Subscribers
year us W year Sl8 w
& months 8, 90 months g. so
do a. 50 . do s. 90
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PUBLIC SALE.
To the Democratic Republicans of
n.EfEC9STyE COTLN'TV.

NETTCTSILE CUUNTT:
UyE undersigned is induced by the solicitations of many
of his friends offer himself your consideration as
Candidate for the Office Of CORONER at the next Elec
u, business Of nature simlar TO the duties of that
Office would enable him (f successful discharge those
duties With credit himself and benefit to the Public.
Very Respectfully, yours. BIC.
HENRY VINTNG.
Newcastle, March I, 1897. 25-ht
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MONEY WANTEn.

" light Hundred Dollars wanted on loan Good secur-
IA ty will be given real estate this Borough In
qure Of BENJAMIN FERRISS,
Corner Of Market and HIGH street
March ~. diff
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MACHINERY FOR SALE.


TIME following Cono and Wooien .Hachneryare offered
Il for sale, at reduced prices:
COITO.N JN.aCLIIJNERT.
Four Throstles of 1870 spindes each.
One 80 inch Card workers and shippers, good clothing
One So inch do do. do.
One Drawing frame, heads
Two Rowing frames, 16 cans each.
Yarn Press Banding Machine Cans Reel Belts Scales and
Weights, Winding Block, &c &c,
The above Machinery has been but little used, and most
of ii is in good working order
WOOLE.N' .NaCHLN.ERE.
Three "a inch Carding Engines.
One Billy 60 Spindles.
Two Jinneys 70 Spndles each.
One Warping Mill.
Twenty Looms, ofthem broad, with Reeds, Heddes
Shuttles, Bobbns &c. &c.
Five new Power Looms, that are supposed will do either
for WOODEN cotton goods
The above Machinery will be sold low, either altogeth-
or in parts. Apply J. ALRlCHS & Co.
Wilmington, 5th mo. 18th, 1926 So
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FIRST LOTTERY

CONNECTICUT ST1TE LOTTERY
For The benefit of the Bishops Fund.- Sixty number lot
tery-Nine drawn ballots To be drawn the 18th April,
1927
Scheme Prize Of $4,000; Of 1000; Of 2,5o0 l
of 554; Of l,000 10 of 50U 20 of 200, as of 100
1902 of SOL Io2 Of 20 1852 Of 81; HAYS of 4. 1885
Prizes.
Ticket s4-IIalf s2--Qnarter sl-Eightb so cts.
Tickets and shares for sale at
Robertson 8 Little's
Office, No. %, Market ST., Wilmington.
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FARM FOR SALE.
March 80.

n AHM FOK BALE.
~@ Will positively be sold, at Public Sale,
EMasi[& On Saturday the 9TH Of April next, at 8
B&E hiH O'Clock r. NJ vt the House of G. j. WOLFE
Ase1.gzs& the Farm the South side of Christiana
Creek, mile below Wilmington formerly the Ferry, con-
tanng AZ Of the first quality Of land The improve
ments large Brick House, four rooms and large ell
try on the first ioer and FIVE the second Brick
Stable and hay house tenant house, small orchard &C.
The farm would suit person wishing attend with
vegetables or 10 keep Dairy, the land is we'll set with
grass.
As persons wishing purchase will view the property
before the sale, is unnecessary say Terms at
Sale ISAAC G. JAOJJETT
March 10, 1927. 38-6t
Possession Of the Farm will be given to the purchaser
as as the conditions are complied with.
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NOTICE.

IL persons indebted the estate of Victor du Point,
IA deceased late of Brandywine Hundred requested
TO make immediate payment, and those having claims to
present them duly authenticated to
CHARLES DU POINT, yqdninistrafor.
Louviers, b andy wine Hundred,
March 81 f8 n 42-1m
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NEW AOT'EENX OFFICE,
BY AN OLD HAND.
IN BARKER, who has so justly earned and long sus-
~. famed reputation unrvalled, for distributing Capt.
al Prizes at his old sand No. a. MaketStree, Balti-
more, has opened an gdfee IN ms B9rergh,m
No. Sixty-scven, Market-Street,
Where he will be happy and all who court
ne The smiles Of Fortune and who willing to risk tri
fe Che loss of which they will not ee TOR the chance OF
less we sosu the seed expect to reap the harpes
constant supply of Tickets and shares will be kept in all
he regularly authorised Loteries and the proprietor has
no doubt that his usual good luck in selling and ronptness in
uog Prizes will soon TO this Gas to his old stand
il BaItinore,) the appellalion OF the
PRO.MPT AVID LUCKY OFFICE.
Among the various splendid schemes that now claim the
attention Of the public, the first in order is
Connecticut State Lottery,
Fifth Glass To be drawn on the 18th April, 1927. 90
Number Lottery, by Combination. drawn ballots
Sr1eme.-1 Prize of SIC, 600; of 1900; Of 2500
u L. 564; Of lO0O 10 Of 500; 20 of 200 As Of 100;
lO2 Of So 1902 OF 20; 1852 OF 8; and HAYS of
ticket s4-Half S2-Quarter Sl-Eighth SO cts.
For Lucky numbers apply at
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And great Eber q $4,000, s25UU s2Ouo slVUo, aG''
amounting 10 more than HALF MILLION OF DOL.
LARS!
..*orders from any part Of the United States, (f by
mail post pad) covering cash or Prize tickets in any Lot
.@fs. if addressed 10 L. BARKER, Wilmington Del.
liarch 3D.
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Joh Printing done at this Office.
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BARKER'S

Prompt and Lucky Office,
No. e., Market. Street, Wilmington,
Where the cash will be advanced for prizes as
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mo So. AN ACT authorize the importation of Bran.
dy, in casks Of capacity less than fifteen gallons
and the expectation of the for the benefit Of a
drawback Of the duties.
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BRUSHES.

BRUSHES.
Sweeping Brushes, White Wash Brushes, Black
ing, and busting do. Scrubbing Clamps md
scrubs, &c.
Traces-Bed Cords--Plough lines-Bed Lacing
Fishing Lines-Halters, Clothe Lines, &c. &C.
HARD WARE.
Knives and Forks, Walters, Butt Hinges, Screws,
Sprius, Hob-nais, Sparrow Bills, Pad Locks, Cup
board Locks, Chest do. Trunk do. Butcher Knives,
Axes, Bolts, Nails, &c &c.
CHINA GLASS AND QUEENSWARE.
Painted C. and Saucers, Liverpool do. Edged
plates and Dishes C. G. do. Liverpool edged and G.
C. Bowls Coffee Pots, Tea Pots, Pitchers, Mugs,
Glass Pitchers, Do Lamps, Casters, Tumblers, De-
canters, Tea sets, &c. &c.
GARDEN SEEDS.
SALT.
| Coarse, ground and fine Salt
READY MADE CLOTHES.
LEGHORN BONNETS.
Mems and Boys Sea Grass and Jersey Straw
Hats, &C. &c.
He has Just received an assortment of seasonabe
eoods-TRankfu for past fayors, the subscriberhopes
by his attention to his business and customers, to
merit continuance Of patronage, by his friends and
the public.
| Near Braadywine Mills.
April IL, 1897. 1-sm.
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WILLIAM M'CAULLEY

Will continue to keep at his old stand, near the
Brandywine Flour Mills, North side of the Bridge,
his usual general assortment of GOODS of various
descriptions, which he will sell low for cash, accep-
ances or country produce. Among them are the fol-
lowing articles,-
GROCERIES.
Sugars, Teas, Mackere, Shad, Rum, Jamaica
Spirits, Wines, Brandy, Holland Gin, Common Gin,
O. r. Whiskey, Cheese, Black Pepper, Cayenne
Pepper, Cinnamon, Gloves, Mace. Vinegar, Tobac-
CO, Segars, Rappee, Moccaba and Scotch Snuff,
Rice, Winter, Summer, and Common Oil, &c.
DRY GOODS.
Cloth. Cassimers, Sattinetts, Domestic Muslins,
Do Plaids, Do. Shrtings Do. Callcoes, Do. Checks,
Dinjus, Lindseys, Sewing Cotton, Thread, Can
ton & Nankeen Grapes, Italian do Ginghams, Cal
licos Furniture Prints, Shifting Musns, Irish Lin
ems, Tapes, Bobbns, Patent Lanterns, Fur and
Wool Hats, &c.
STONE LIME.
BOOTS & SHOES.
Water Proof Boots, Mems strong lac'd Boots,
Boys do do do. Mems strong shoes, Boys do. do.
Mems fine shoes and pumps, Boys fine shoes, Wo
mems Leather Boots and Shoes, Chdren's Leather
and Morocco Boots and Shoes, &c.
DRUGS, PAINTS, Sc.
White Lead, Verdegris, Lintseed Oil, Litharge
Anderson's Pills, Hooper's do. British Oil, Bate
mans Drops, Bright Varnish, Black do. Lamp
Black, Cal. and Jalap, Appodedock, Wormseee
Oil. Sugar of Lead, Spirits Turpentine, Castor Oil
Cream Tartar, Laudanum, Paregoric, Spansi
Brown, Vermillion, Venitian Red, Black Lead, &c
BACON.
| Hams, Shoulders and Hitch-Pickledp pork, &c.
! LARD.
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London Sun cloths g. kersimeres-assorted colours
Wpst nc Enr do do do.
Sattinetts drilIings, yellow and blue nankeens
Valencia e. Marsailles vest'gs, bombazetts q bomp ms
Red and green baizes. yellow. red and white fiannes
Ginghams, calicos, cambria and shifting musllns
Irish linens lawns and cambria linens
Leventeens, Florences. Gros de Naples lutestring
Flag &. bandanna hanks. suspenders, Canton grapes
Grape shawls, Black, white and green Italian do
Long and short kid gloves, beaver DO.
Domestic plaids, stripes and musllns
Pittsburgh cords, fustians and drillings
Rose and point blankets
London, ingram and domestic carpetinss and rugs
Umbrellas and parasols
Leghorn and wool hats, &c. &c.
The above goods were recently purchased at auc-
ton, will be sold at very small advance Tor cash.
JOHN M'LEAR.
xy;,r,;,cton AnrI 10th 1897 Ism
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S1e,s6l 96

(B) Statement of tax levied in March, 1926, to
meet the expenses Of New Castle County for the
current year, and showing the errors, commissions
and allowances for holding hundred elections, and
amount paid by, and balances due from, the Col
ectors Of the different hundreds for the year 1926,
this Sd day Of March, 1927
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sls,ael SO
RECEIPTS.

RECEIPTS.
Balance in Treasury ed March, 1926, So94l 80
William Vandegrift, on account OF 1920, 900 81
Nehemiah Delaplain, on ac. OF 1898, 14o Q.
William Anderson, on &C. OF 1894, ooo 90
Thomas Naudan, on &C. of 1924, loi 90
Abraham S. Ewes, on ac. OF 1924, oO w
james Patton, in full, of 1924, 20 %
Robert Galbraith, in full, Of do. % u
Alexander Porter, in full, OF do. ioo w
ditto. do 1926. 2O89 DC
Andrew Barnaby, in full Of 1925, 44o %
james ROBINSON in full, Of do. a. 40
Isa,c Scott n FIN re do. 81 81
John q CIarL in full. Of do. 1874 22
John Clark, in full, of do. ooi ~
Andrew 'Murphey, on &C. ofdo. Szo %
Robert Gabraith, on &C. of do. 2oo 90
ditto do. 1926. 1919 IS
a,ovandor Porter IN ac. Of do. 100 90
John Clark, on ac. of do. 9lo 70
I,mes Robinson. on ac. of do. GOA 66
Natbon;e, Il. David IN ac. of do. 641 SO
Thomas J. Clark, on &C. of do. 3oi 49
Edward G. Janvier, on &C. OF do. loo4 ~
John ,attomus. ON nc. of do. $50 OC
Andrew Barnaby, on ac. of do. 47o Al
Wilmington and Philadelphia Turnpike I 400 O(
Company, rent of Mammals c. Bridge,
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Notice.
March 80.

The STOCKHOLDERS in the Delaware Fire In
surance Company, are hereby notified, that an In
stalment of Fire Dollars, on each and every share
of Stock by them held, is required to be paid OF
the ed day of July next, at the Bank Of Wilmington
and B. Wine, between the hours of 8 and 3 O'Clock
P. M. to their Secretary. -fa
By order Of the Board,
DAN'L. BYRNES, Secy.
Wilmington, April, "a, 1897. 2-8
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SPRING GOODS.


The Subscriber has just received an extensive as
sortment Of Spring Goods. which ne IS disposed 70
sell at the most reduced prices for cash, or approved
credit
n .anuomg the variety Of his goods
Are-Chntzes, calcoes and gnghams
Cambria, Jaconet and null null muSllns
Grecan and Bateste stripes
Irish linens, linen cambria and long lawn
Canton and company grapes and Grape shawls
Black sensfaw ltesrng, mantuas, Bohvars SILK pases
Light coloured plain and fgur'd eros de nap ditto
silk flags, Madrass and cotton flag handkerchiefs
A. & 5-4 black and white silk shawls
Oh, "a and 1914 table linen, Russia Diaper and CRASH
"A oeeehed and brown sheetings and shrtngs
Dorchester and Assanpink bed ticking
Bangup and Pittsburgh cord
Domestic plaids and stripes
Furniture and apron checks
White and coloured linen and cotton Drilling
| Denmark satin and silk stripe do
Superne bombazes Caspian stripes and Norwich grapes
"a and Ga cambria and furniture dimity
Valencia toillpet Marsaiies and furniture vestings
49, 6, & 8-4 merino cashmere English merno long q
! square slaws -
Blue and yellow nankeeDs
Ingram carpetng, and sackng bottoms ~
Bayaderes sattins and mantua ribboH
Paper hangings and bordering for r Eli ss7s
s s'ss' saa GIN .Ga s ss,'sss s';a,;
s Ss'3s, ' :sss;, Isl. 8 meeting
~ and 5-4 Al 1oii cloths
White and z Ned cotton and silk hose
SO KS his usual assortment Of
| M ALSO
Alway the best quality live geese feathers.
| The Snders his thanks to his friends and the
public g3 SK Nj the very liberal encouragement he
hasrS VIM ld hopes by keeping good assortment and
a - usual, he will retain the pubNc's patronage
Joseph Pogue.
III The subscriber will sell cloths and kersmeres il
at small advance from the auction prices. Per
wanting cheap articles will find to their advantage
8 to call at his store, No. 10l, Wilmington, Del.
1-3n
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WANTED,

Three Women to work in Paper Mill, to whom
constant employment and liberal wages will be Civ
en-. Inquire of
BISHOP BRATTEN.
Kermet-Square MIL, April 81. ,s-4t
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP,

THE partnership heretofore existing under the
firm of WaLians and Samuel M'Caaslley, was dis
solved on the list. of December last, by mutual
consent ;--those having demands against said firm
will present them, and these indebted will please
make payment to William M'Cauley, who is au-
thorised to settle all business of said firm.
w. M'CAULLEY,
SAMUEL M'CAuLLEY,
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COUNTY 81 kNc GEES.

COUNTY 81 ANCES.
Fhe Committee appoiute6 III }ettle with the Coun-
gSX treasurer, report the idId J,.as giving cor
restyiew Of the transactions u Department for
th&precedng year
ss$Statehen marked GAY exhibits the different sums
lnaer their respective heads, paid by the Ireasur-
SEer 10 to the Sd Of March, 1927, and aIsothe amount
received from the Collectors Of Taxes, and other
sources and the balance now remaining in the Trea-
sury. d{E&
Statement (B) shews the amount of Tax levied
for the year 1895, the errors commissions, and al
lowanees made the Collectors, the amount paid over
by them to this date, and the balances due from
them respectively.
Statement (C) shews the balances due to and from
the County up to the present date.
(Signed) ). FAhla, 8
March g. 1897. WV. WELDON, "a
(A Payments and receipts by Caleb P. Bennett,
ESD. Treasurer of New Castle County, from Cd
March, 1926, to Sd of March, 1927.
Payments as yfouo'os, to wH'
Levy Court, 729 %
Witnesses fees, o69 ~
Attorney General Oh 81
Gaol, (for medicine s. attendance, 2 yrs.) 80 90
Road damages. ATS 90
Commissioners of G aol and Work House, 800 81
Debtors Apartment, SO 26
Recording proceedings of Orp's Court, 10l So
Public services, zio ~
Bailiifs, W %
Trrors in Tax. 81 SO
PRINTING and Stationary $50 90
4. Interest and Discount, 1927 OF
Clerk of the Peace, 1901 81
Parliamentary, l%3 W
Coroner, 24o o.
Assessors 1914 GO
Sunday Schools, 2l9 sc
Elections, ll9 o.