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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-29

Nearly oil the trade is in Western Reserves prime lots
which bring 3Oa3lc for the California trade and little
ected IL taken by grocers at &c The California demand Is
falling off under unayorable accounts from bereee ship
mens and large make the Pacific c0ast-and with but
little call the East the feeling weak with decline q
d2o on Western So little State butter isoomng forward
can scarcely quoted That IN ice cars firm and yellow,
brngs The hot weather OF the fore part OF the week
was bardor rather soon butter shipped other than Ice
cars lot Of fair Ohio butter sold al &c., and some line
Wisconsin at same price. We quotes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-29
Reeeiuts of Produce.

JUNE 2-I0l9s hb Flour 80 bbl whisky. 100 bbs Corn
Meal 963 bush Wheat 59s bush Cora so bush. Malt
pkgs Aches !. ~ bbs Petroleum.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-29
EGGs.

Continued large arrivals Of Western. with moderate ca
have carried prices 02c lower and trade 10 dull Boy
ers insist loss off Western generally selling at pc.
and takes good marks OF fresh State 10 bring 23c
few barrels large Pennsylvania sold to-day at &c. In
retail way AS the demand viii be large between and
the approaching Fourth II is not expected that they vii
much II any ower-a reaction is quite likely. We quote:
Eew-Jersey and Pennsylvania fresh v dor "a d2si
State rood MARKS. az
Southern and Western. y doz. good orasr. ~ a2J
Duok hTss v oos. GSo
Egg Data v bush. good. ...-..-.-.......5 $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-29

Peaches have made their appearance IRON the South T. c.
Rimba Co.. received several cratesone bushel eseh-ast
Monday from Charleston and Savannah They brought 60
per crate. Two shipments received Wednesday
these sold at $40 They In fair order each peach
wrapped in soft paper New apples improving IN quality
and find favor with pie bakers Still they 80 of slowly
Cherries plenty and lower Strawberries nearly
muke drop them remsrkng that the small baskets Of
small ssd poor fruit cold TO day <d7c People about
ready the rsspbeTre very few Of which have
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-29

AMERICAN AND FRENCH DIPLOMATIC CORRESPONDENT 4.
SUPPLEMENT TO THg ELLOw-BooK-sApo.
LEON UNABLE TO ASSIST MAMMALIAN PURIFIER .
-THs MEXICAN oUEsTIoy-NDRMSITY-rHR I'm.
PERoR's SECOND MANPEsTO-FIyAscrAL cosp,.
TON oP FRANcE--THE BALANCE OF POWER IL b
EuRoPE-SAPoLEos NOT MASTER OF THE puruRr
THE FRENCH ARMY-rHB POLICY OF AUSTRIA
THE EXPOSITION PRzEs-rag FRENCH ARTS, \,
STATE OF THE CROPS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-29
VEGETABLE.

New Russia turn!ps In market from H. j. also few
nutmeg melons from Ssvannshthe litter bringing o.
Dbl Bermuda onions don't se Quantities Of them have
dumped overheard the garbage boats New potatoes
ere coming from N. j. Old sorts weaker, while
are improving both in quality and price. Csbbsges peas
beans and tomatoes much lower We quotei
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-29
STATE or NEw.ioHx BANK DEPARrnKSr,
AIeANy Anil IS inlS

BANK UEPARTnkNT,(
ALsAsr April, Is, 1906
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, pursuant to Chap
Of 1859 and 40 Laws Of 1865 that the circulating
Issued the Phenl snk Of the City Of New Yort banking
association located IN the Of New Yokwi be red emed
par Superintendent Of the BANKING Department pressn
ton New Yo National Bank In the City Of Albany for
sir nom the dale hereof and no, thereafter
The outstanding circulating notes Of tho said Bnh must be pre-
sened Aforesaid within om the date hereof and all
which shall be presented for redemption and payment within
the time thus specified will BE- tho fund In the
hands Of the superintendent. for that pnrpose -
Iawemo aprzi q. w. SCHUYLER Superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-29

shares Indemnity Fire Insurance Company
= Mercantile Mutual Insurance Company st..-..
- sAAres Washpgton Fire Insurance Company
II shayes AstoS Fire Insurance Company sl
- shares Fremens Fire Insurance Company
Neil Bros. & Co. say Of the growing cotton crop;
>. b. nal and tsssrs rom si@Ot Ii part. Of The South
good deal Of has been planted the rivers fell and
sssssr srss progress Va. being made in clearing
~ tsds Of weeds and grass and much more cheerful tone
knes are DOS 50 hopeless as thsy seemed The following
BON Georgia correspondent. dated 2lst inst =
vylsDdid for crops favorable
ben South Western Georgia where in most counties the
~ vesber clear and cool the cotton sections
vl improve greatly Bat deny the abundance Of
s which freedmen DO not manage Is well a. they did when
Georgia planted half CROP compared with the las. and
sssor 70 he war; but II 10 deubfn she makes 10 per
TIE following 1, from Texas. June 81,
ve hsar fewer compiains Col NJ. old planter intel
sssst mar whom Istsy met says he thinks Tea: yin sin
Zen Tennessee and Mississippi aad reports that while In
places the cotton was poor and s In 0sher and the
The Detroit aud Milwaukee road earned the third week
n June;
ness asa 0l7 1896 en- 27l Decrease o. TIC
The Marietta and Cincinnati road earned the third week
n June;
49, ga 5oe lsoe Decrease 200
Tho Citizens Gas Iagh, Company Of Brooklyn has &C.
dared sentannaal dividend Of per cant
Coupons one July I, 1866 from bonds Of the Gslens
end Chicago Union Railroad Company, designated "Mis
essppI River Bridge Bonds and bonds issued for the
nsin and Msts Line Railroad" viii be paid and after
Suy on presentation at the ONCE Of the Chicago and
Ncrtb- Western Railway Company, No. 81 Broadway
The July intsest on the bonds OF the Prairie do Chen
Railway viii be paid at the once Of the Milwaukee and
- Pssl Railway, No. Is Wiubsn-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-29

CONTINENTAL BANK NEw.YoRk. Juoe %, 1855.
nIViDEND.-THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS
~ Bank declared SENT Annual Dividend q FIVE ~
PER CENT re- Of Government tar payable and s'eI June ~
books will close MONDAY, June IS and
min eloard until July Q 1876. q y. rlMPSON Csshier.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-29

! O'CLOCK BOARD.
10. & 6s. $40 c, 65. Illinois Central.
3lO. 600. ..i03l 900. ........l22
Treas. Notes 1905. Chic. & n. W.
Cd seTios. 2OO......... SO2
5,O00........l03i Nil. 4 81. Paul. Pf
3J0.. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-29
BROADWAY SAYINGS INSTITUTION, No. 257

- Broadway. entrance Park place.
DIVIDE intnton have directed that IN
DIVIDEND deposits entitled thereto for IN. sif month
Il SIX PR CENT Sum
preceding 800 snd FIVE PER CENT 600 free on
sys1a eu a l viii be paid Aer MONDAY July 49, 1894
FRANCIS p. sCHOALS, President
wan. r. WoPRtrI secrr.trv PErea CuxuIya Accountant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-29

- shares Washington Marine Insurance Company at e6
p shares oman Fire Insurance Company a. slf
shares Indemnity Fire Com pany 81
= shAres Mercantile Mutual Insurance Company e
= sAares Washpgton Fire Insurance Company at....l7
II shsyes Astoy Fire Company sli
- sharss Firemens Fire Insurance Company l07i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-29
ROW, waIaHrOvs .yD ooDsS.suas RAILROAD Co,

OyVcE HANILToS CoxPAr,i
No. II W.-s,. June ~ 1896
nIVIDEND.-The Board of Directors have this
- isy B. r.i ,em-sansI DIVIDEND Of FOUR ts) PER
CENT Government payable on and ane Jolly I, 1906
JAMES GILMORE, Secrrtsry.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-11
The u M on Gran
FANS.

Are again in the Market.
The subscriber respectfully informs the public, tina
he is again ready to supply them with the above cele
brated Fans.
Having sold number Of them last year, all Of which
gave entire satisfaction he feels confident that with the
Chatting impror ement which has been introduced
since he offer Fan superior to any In the country.
He is also enabled TO sell them at a redured price
The advantages this Fan has over other Pans being
pretty generally understood. are as follows
This Eau by process will remove Cheat, Coeke
ly clean.
2nd. 1t will osan Timothy from the thrssniug aoor nt
or seed.
Sd. BY single operation, II Clover and Timothy
mixed together Il will separate them. For Sale By
JOHN RAMU, No. slS shipley st.
REPERENCES-John A. Harr-, Charles Worth, Da-
yld T. Richards, II. c. Walter McDsnough; George In.
gram, Nc Donough; Frank Mathews, Odessa.
These Pans be at Bailey Fosters, No. liz
W. Front Street.
Wilmington, Del, May 18th, 1893.
have used your Union Fan, to get out seed wheat,
onts &c, and find that have got clear OF oockel
and cheat and other impureiss which arc very annoy
ing Farmers think 1t ia worth the whole price paid
for the Pan to obtain pure seed .-
iours very Respectfully. &c. sTo1sENBuho
st. Augustine, May 22d, 1855.
John Ramo, Esq.-Desr sir--Youra o. the 18th, came
hand duly In reply would say that consider the
Union Fan No. l, article, have used II In cleaning
wheat oats, aud 1t has given great satisas
ton My neighborA have used II on different Kinds OF
grass seeds and 1t the best for that purrose
that They have ever operate. my name viii be OF
any use to you, you welcome to uset
YouIs very truly,
c. Walter,
NAV 2lav McDonough. Del.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-11

ON and after TUESDAY June 6th the
a eySIE.-Hstesmer "sws D." will commence regular
sdsze2sstrips, between philadelphia aud Smyrna.
Leaving Bombay Hook Landing, every Monday, We'd
nesdny and Friday at O'CLOCK, NJ for Philadelphia.
Returping leave Arch Street, wharf, Philadelphia,
ut O'Clock, A. NJ, Tuesday, THU sday, and Saturday,
for Smy rnn touching at Ch.str Pennsgrove New Cas-
tie. Delaware CITY and Port Penn,
ad- Stages for Dover, Leipsic, smyrna and Colllns'
Beach, connect with this line. june 4U
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-11
REGIs'TER's OFFiCE: l., :,
Executors Sale Of
Valuable r cal Estate,
In the City of Wilmington

In the C1ty OF WllmluRton'
sv,uE EXECUTORS OF the last will aud tss'
lament of james Anderson dcceasei m Yer tne al,
reotops nd authority contained in his VIII, will seli
at Public Bale, Gu
saturday, the seventh pAy OF july
lsso at the hour Of o'clock. P. M, at tho INDIAN
GURRN HOTEL at Market and Fifth streets, the FOL
lowing desirable real estate: 49,,
Eu IA lot Seventh street below Poplar, beihg
No 4le east Seventh street, eighteen feet front thereon
and extending that width liz ee to Jones street. nav
ing thereon erected VOL puiit thfee ot"'''" "''A
house, with basement. an -. ~,
No. IA lot adjoining No. l, being No. 2 east 3th
49, s,reet with front thereon of about hftesn feet
six inches, and extending at that width back III
good two torei brick dwelling house. with basenent
but on the second story, over an aley two iset an
Sin inches wide, and tho privilege In common Of said
srhat lot In Sixth street below Poplar, No 40
east Sixth street. having front on Sixth street oisx
teon feet three inches, uud running back that width
.eyenty Ave feet to three feet wide alley, and having
there ~ erected conf rtAbls two stored frame dWe
inr with britk kitchen in the rear, with the use IN
somwou Of iour feet alley binding on the ~o''efs a'
No i@rhAtlot adjoining No O. being No. Az cast
kiIth street. having font thereon OF seventeen iee
nd one inch and extending that width seventy nNe feel
n three feet wide alley having thereon I'M q
,toIed brick dwelling, with abrck ktteheh IN 'he rear
with the use In common Of said alley. .,.,., L.,
No dan uaimpIoved lot lying In Jones street. IN
mediatey back Of Nos and A, having front On Jone
street Of thirty three feet and three inehes tuhn
back nifty feet and six inches to athies iee' S
tie iu oommoa Of said alley and also OF 20, ion
net wide alley which BOUNDS this lot Oh the western
ade thereof, and loads into Sixth street. ,.
The above properties all in good order sno les
,eptiug No D. are under rent to good teasnts, WHO'S
terms pire March 2bth, 1867. The title Is fee smp
free n I'm all lien and ihoumbraneo The purchaser
will be entitled to rent from Ihe day OF sale
TkRMs-Ten per cent on day Of sale; forty per cen
in ten days thereafter. The remaining hall may be
cured by bond AID RSTss n 30
tell SAMUEL PORDER. Rxscutsr
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-11
NATUITf.'s 10y Atty

NATUNF.'S 10 Atty.
a. Law, universal and supreme,
ma Ia Natures Realm are ever seen
Nd In earth and ocean, air and sky,
-W- No rebel atom meets the eye.
The day and week, and month AND year,
Keep loyal holiday with cheer.
And ann and moon, and stars OF Light
The milkywny Of lesser light,
All speak q loyal resolution
For neither Natures constitution.
No rufian band can Interfere
To thvart free votes In Natures sphere;
When she bids martial Winter cease,
The hoar. fro st grasp's soon released.
Then smiling Spring shows her bland lace,
Wreathed In loyal flowers Of grace,
saluting with balmy Kisses
The only rebel deserving Misses.
And 10 II so, that man Alone
Will cope with devils for n thronef
Resolving he will reign and rule,
Or whip the master and quit the souooii
Amazing truth, and Is so,
That man il mans most bitter foef
Enough; II stuns the reasoning powera,
Beviidering thought with aching hours
Turn turn ye then and quickly seek.
One hundred and eleven Market street,
where Stern keeps LOYAL CLofHns In stors
ASSORTMENT MADE, AND MAKING MoRH
oths Oasimors vestings, and Furnishing goods, cheap
and rood All kinds Of Mems and Boys olothins ct Ill
Market Street, Wilmington, Del. . .--n,,
April II, 1e66.-r onnon shsNN.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-11
Ice Cream-

THIS subscriber Is prepared 10 furnish ice cream
from the farm OF Geo. b. Rod ey, Esq in New Castle
Hundred to parties, pic MICS, families at slo per
gallon; forty ccnts per qnart. He will also attend
the New Castle market twice week, where he will rell
by retail. may 81 4w JOSEPH WATERHoUSE
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-11
CLOTHING.

IA Cl.o'IHlNet. Mh,
M. Spring & summer Clothing.
nUR STOCK or RBADY-MADh
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING
Q p,w being made up In superior manner ~ the best
vorkmep In the city ..,. 800
PnR Ei,H0ANCE, DURABILITY, NEATHkSs AND
CHEAPNEse,
THEY CANNOT BE ExCELLED.
Ont in the most approved manner and homemade, ve
defy composition Call aud examine our oio'hng oe'ofs
purchasing elsewhere. -,,,,c "a,
We sell more superior article offsshionaole Gu'
Read Made Clothing than any other house IN ne ei
Cloths Cassimers and ventings always on hand ~hoh
will be ade up in the latest style and In the best man
ner and will be sold low and In aioases warranted 10
asSTs' PURNIsHINa GOODS IN GREAT VARIETY
EDWARD MOORE,
No. 22s Market street, below Third;
sx n oldest and largest Clothing Enp orum In the
n mAy8u
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-11
removal.
VIM. n. QUINN,

ReInoVa1
VIM. n. QUINN,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
No. I22 Market street,
WILMIN TON, DELLA W A K K.
a. Tho subscriber informs his friends and the pub
~ lie that he has moved from No. 10, East Second
M Street, to No. 122 MARKET STREET, third door
I'LL from the corner second st and next door to
AcluNs Drsg store, where he will continue To carry
on the Merchant Tailoring business in all its branches
Assortmen ut Of Black French Cloths Doeskn Cassimers
and SILK vestngs vevet and all kinds Of Cloths Of fo-
elRa and domestic makes which he will offer for Spring
Trade all OF which will DO made In the latest style, and
OF the best workmanship. Also large assnrnent OF
Gents Furnishing Goods, such Ee Shirts UndershfH
travelling Shirts Neck Ties, Collars suspenders Pocket
ndkerchiefs Hosiery and Gloves All Goods warrant
ed 10 be what they are represented He hopes by strc
attention 10 business to merit share Of public patron
ace All orders attended to with promptness Give m
a call before purchasing elsewhere. WIN. II. QUINN
wilmington, april 2.-f
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-11
ICE CREAM.

IOE 0EOFLHiTI'
THE subscriber takes this occasion 10 inform parties
who propose giving Pic Mes the ensuing summer he Is
to supply them with the best and most superb
Ice Cream. lie will slse attend to rio Mics, with
abundant supply o. pnrs Cream, giving tho highest
price for Stan All who desire hts servce will please
call his reAidence, Of Eighth and Madison sts
NAV 24am CHARLES BROAOHAG.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-11
DIssOLUrIvn OF Co-PARTNERsHIP

DISSOLUTIUN OF C0-PARTNERSHIP
Notice is hereby given, that the here
tofore existing between Frederick Maltrits Charles
Baird and jobs Taylor under the name and arm OF r.
MaritE Co., is this day dissolved by mutual consent
All owing the said partnership. are to be re-
ceived by CHARLES BAIRD. And all demands on the
said partnership 10 be presented to him for payment
at No. 2i4 West 9rd Street. MALTkiTz q w.
Wilmington, May s. iso6-im
This certify. that sgreeably TO the provisions Of
Chapter OF the Revised Laws Of the State Of Delaware
relating to limited partnerships, Frederick maltrI,
this Fifth day of May, thousand eight hundred
and sixty six, formed limited partnership snder the
and style Of Matritz; Baird and Taylor The gen
sal object Of said partnership Is for the manufacture
purchase and sAe Of French Glove, Calf and Id skins
Morocco Sheep Skin Innings, so at No 2l2 2i4' 2lo,
2ls, 40, West srd Street,
The said Henry McOomb, special partner In said
rnership, and resides In the City of wilmington In
the state OF Delaware and contributes to the capital Of
said partns nhip such special partner the sum of
Twenty Thousand Dollars. The said Frederick MAI
trits Charles Baird and john Taylor are the geLera
partners In said partnership aud all reside In said City
Of Wilmington. and State Of Delaware.
The said par tnership Is to commences gu the min Gay
May In the year Of Lord thousand eight hun
dred and sixty six and end tho Filth day OF MAY
d, thousand eight hundred and sixty nine, ueos
FREDERICK MALTRITZ.1
OHkRLRs BAIRD, General Partners
JOHN TAYLOR,
II. $. MoCoMB, SpeciA Al partner. June 1let
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-11

GrimshaW and McCabe,

r ca! Els a tie. A ents,
No. SOZ Market Street, End Story, over De-
NOrmandies China Store,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
- The unders sned having entered into the pur-
chase and salo of Real Estate Offer two valua-
EFanI bic Country seats; Wilmington. A Saugh.
4-4lter and Ice House, In Church Street, berwrsu
sth and 9TH streets Dwelling Houses within the city
One bundled farms, lRrse aud small suitable tur truck
or NUTS near Bridgeville and Milford, Del Building
JAMES s Mccall A.n.eRrMsHAw
Deslra BILE Chester County Farm Tor Sale
- Situated in Kennoit Township, about mile-
SsHEf from Wilmington, Baltimore Central II, H. md
EzRE Lime ouarries arc within2 miles, contains gl
4-AAacres 81 OF which highly cultivated, md IL
are Of good wood land The buildings are good will
s .t ow Apply to THUs. }. MAHAFFY, Real Estate
AGENT I'd and king, SITS nov q
FOR SALE.
rssS A Rural Residence, situated Lancaster Turn
,,;& PIKE, one mile from Market street. containing
IL about nine acres As the city is rapidly extending
- westward II must soon become valu Bile for build
ng lots The dwelling is good three story brick butt
ding meiern built containing nine rooms with good
rios. !: 1 II; W 'S Srd aud King sts,
gSn Farm of III Acres in Kent County, bel, eight
~ miles below Smyrna, the Del. r., hun-
&&d and forty of which cleared the bal
lane. IN wood The buildings and fences are good II
will he sold reasonably and terms eSsy City property or
rail- farm near Wilmington, viii be { ken IL part
pav iau Istf THO5. j. MAhAFFY.
chester County Farm for sale.
49,. A Farm in Franklin Township, Chester County,
tSA Pa, containing one hundred and twenty
Hill aorss hundred of which 10 cleared, the lsu
nc- -ood wood land. The land Is in high state OF Guilt
yatiou 10 all the fields tut one Tie improve
meuts consist Of House, containing eight rooms don'
le decker Barn, tenant house. aud Stable. 1t Is with
in Ave miles Of lime QuArres, and alb nut six miles from
| p " ID. K Road, will be sold low and possession
gwen -''1 rios j. MAHAFFY,
an25 ID and King streets.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-11
win Please everybody Market Street Wilmington
Adm,nistr.tor's sale OF Hsesl Es-

IAdmtnistrator's sale OF Heal Es-
tates
by virtue Of an Order Of the Orphans Court Of the
State Of Delaware In and for County OF New Castle
made at the February Term thereof, A. D: 1856 will be
exposed to Sale at Public vendue, on TUESDAY, the
18th day Of June next at o'clock NJ at the house
Of O. Lppincott at Middetown, in st. Georges Hundred
all that certain Tract Of Land situated In g. georges
Hundred In the County aforesaid bounded by lands OF
John Houston, Henry Mcvey and others, containing
TWO HUNDRED AND FIVE ACRES more or less
Being part Of the Real Estate lets OF Henry Tenn
peman, dec d. aud to be sold, subject to the Widows
dover, for the payment Of his debts.
Attendance will be given and the terms OF sale made
known at the time and place aforesaid by
EPHRAIM BEAsTRN, ESQ Administrator 40, or by
By srder Of Abe Court, SAMUEL GUTHRIE.
Attest Clerk Of 0rphans Court.
New Castle March 2oth, 1855.
N.B-The above property Is situated In the most
eligible part Of New Castle County lies convenient to
the Markets Of Odessa and Middletown, and within a
short disancso Of NJ Peasn mt Station on the Delaware
Railroad and within three miles Of landing on the
Chesapeake and Delaware Canal Tho soil very good
and well adapted Tor peach farm.
EPHRAIM BRASTEN,
spso Summit Bridge. Del
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-11
Laws Or DELAWARE.

LAWS OF DELAWARE.
Section and II If an act entitled, "A act regulating
The sale n Intoxicating Liquors, &C. passed al
Doptr March q, 1861 as amended by act Of February
ssoTICss II any tavern keeper or The keeper of
40 hour s or shs suffer
disor ierly person TO remain IN ms house; 81 snail ~
value is betied or hszaIded played in his house
or or house.
ale Or ether & BE- sds ths
fine besides eSsts ana Ts in ds
than more then six months and for the second
ff and p
imprsoned not less than three nor more than twelve
dne Of one hundred dollar, besides costs, in de-
fault Of thereof shall Dc nd G 1ot Nh
eqnTc shall also Irs0 rSsS T1T dt Il
for the time Ofhve from III" time of such third
SkoTiosi il Ifany person shall keep tavern, ale
he fS .iet BY ss fs or n aPi
from fruit grain the products OF his own soil or Of
esdias ssc1ion OF this act Shall without having
sa ai ntSaicstns liquors 5Y mSsSufs Of or
not sh
The S Sef @ SnO BY
measure tess than quart such person shall uptn con
y.!oR hsrs BY fS5T and gsy for the
and deiAult q payment hereof shall be imprisoned
second or any sabseqaent offence shall forfeit and
pay of two hundred dollars. besides costs, and In
default OF thereof shall be Imprisoned
tn an nine more than twelve months.
STATE OF DELAWARE,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT. (
L. CUsTus W, WRIGHT. Secretary OF State OF me
state Delaware hereby certify hss the iorsEoins
cory of Sec ions aud OF OhApter los, ,2tt
volume Delaware Laws, entitled, An act Regulating
thu sale Intoxicating Liquors, &C., as the SAINT
stands amended b. an act passed the last session
The General of this state, to wit the 18th
day Of February, 1885, entitled, An act to aaend al
act entitled act regulating tn. sale OF lntoIica
ing LIQUORS c., passed Dover March 1861" tn.
said two sections lng been arranged and compared
by ma with the original rolls tile in this De
| partment. ,- -
and oficlal seal at Dover. this sixteenth dAi
| +, OF May, in the year of our Lord thousand
IL O. ] eight hundred and sixty-HX,
| CUsTUs W. Wight,
mRy24-Sm secretary OF state