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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-08
REMKs COUNFY nAILROAO.

HRnTIN0 OF THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TO
GET OvRR THE FINANCIAL TRouBLEs.
A. Reading Tuesday morning, meeting OF the
e0nttArt0Ss wa the BsrkA County Railroad (the
eontmnAtiou Of The Wilmington q Reading) was
held In the Office Of Chief Engineer, j. DuttOn
Steele, Tor the purpose Of consulting with regard
TO continuing work on the road until the present
financial troubles are over.
The Chief Engineer stated that the monetary
panic had temporarily embarrassed the road, and
checked the sale OF bonds He continued as fol-
Iowa:
You ali know, as well a. l do, that the
Bsrks County Railroad is nearly finished. have
just made q careful and liberal estimate Of the
amount OF work Necessary TO complete the gra-
ding and bridging from Reading and Slatineton
on the lat OF the present month OF October, and
A0d that S22S GA :s all that required for that
parpose. The rails all made and three -fnuF hs
Of them ere already delivered to the company,
aud the other fourth Is reldy for delivery one
half OF the sills are on the hue Of the road, aud
SIX miles OF the track is laid and a locomotive
running upoaft. The company have expended
ons million Of dollars Ia its construction thus faV,
and 900 more will lay the track to Stating
ton. Oh see, therefore, it will be finished IL Is
nov only question Of time The million OF dol
lars expended ought not TO be lost Tor the want OF
ez6e,O00 more, ami it must not be. To meet the
expenditures yet to be made, the company have
Que million dollars OF hrst mortgage bonds un-
sold, aud there are no better bonds IN the country
aud nothing that will sell sooner when the bond
market AGAIN opens, which We hope and believe
will be within the next three months
Nov hOW to turn this sharp corner is the ques-
ton We propose to issue due bills of small de-
nominations payable in six months from date
For every dollar Of due bills issued one dollar Of
6Tst mor,sage boads will be put aside TO secure
their lYmsnt at maturity or ii they are presen.
ted before maturity, 10 sums OF one hundred dol
lars Or upwards, they may be exchanged for onds
or IL the bonds will sell IN the market before III,
ous bills mature, they will be paid in cash as sOoT
as the money be realized on the bonds.
This, aSn.iemon, Is the lie thing we can d. un.
dgr the circumstances; ifyou will cooperate will
the railroad company in this arrangement, tn
work can GO on, either fast or SLOW, as you may b.
able TO make use Of the due bills.
The contractors still hold the matter under ad
yiasmoaty but its supposed that they will respOn,
ftVOTably.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-08
A Female Morse.ThIsr Hanged,

The GainsviIie dazstte says; Nancy AN, the
notoriousfsmals hoHelhief and ranger, was hang
cd about six miles from Montague, on Denver
creek, several days, since. Her body has just
been discovered suspended nom q post-Oak.
Her saddle and briddle were lying near uTO1 a
rock, and her pony was found mi!eOrsO away.
not ystbeen fund. The woman Hill and Por-
ter were together only q short distance ahead OF
their pursueTs when last seen, which was at Vic
toria peak, on ThaTsday evening lee.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-08
ELECTROMAGNETIC

and on the same day elections take place in Ohio
Ana IoFa, IRHendsylpaAia tAb Stats oEIleess 30 be
chosen are q STATE Treasurer and Judge OF the Su-
pgeme Court Robart Y, MAakaY, Republican, and
FFancis ~. HuteAins0A Den Y, being the cam
dldAtes Tor the former oiiea: - kaaaa q. Gordon,
Republican, Rad James RsLadloW, Democrat. for
thA latter. The respective Republican majoFltios
ia the three States detha last SAta SlsetiOns were
Pennsylvania, 35,627; Ohio. IA, ,l59, and Iowa, 81
S62. Thee arc the mHioTities for the leading o
esFs eR the State tOl<at voted for In lS72, lhat
PeBnaylVaAla Being Governor; and In Ohl0 and
laWa, SeeEetaFy 81 State. In each State last year
the naiorltaa for PEesldeAt Grant were larger, be-
ing l3D, ,748 In Pennsylvania; ,sSl in 0hio, and
o. $40 n io4a, Thes namooEAta aud PatFpns ol
HashandRy. IN Iowa hage, ~. year coalespod In
he auppeit e 8 eaaAlA fsl QGWmp1. D
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-08
The Tonic Of the period.

This ia trying season to persons deficient in
stamina and out Of health. To rally their physical
energies by the most approved artificial means is q
duty they owe to themselves. Foremost among the
tonics and alternatives Of the age stands HostOtters
Stomach Btters, 1t is a vegetable stimulent and
corrective against which no tenabls objection can
be urged. There is no risk in recommending it as
the best preparation in existence for renovatng an
enieebled and broken down system. The most
valuable medicinal products that nature has ever
yielded TO botanical research are blended in this
famous elixir and its stimulating basis is recognized
rieties of distilled liquors, For general debility
nervous weakness, dyspepsia. constipation. rheuma-
blliousness and intermittent fevers. il Is posi-
tive specific. OetltoS
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-08

THR Coal AND IRoN QUESTION. "A parliament
taFy select committee appointed tn inquire into
the causes OF the present dsaTness and scarcity Of
coal In England made q report jlst before the
close Of the late session Of ParliaiAent which ar
rived at q conclusion materially dilenng from
that Of many scientific men and mIne OWners
The committee examined many Witnesses, and
report that by careful examination OF the coal
fields Of Great Britain, ana Of the produce OF the
mines at work ia them, they have been enabled
10 Unrm that there 10 1t present an abaudant sup
ply, fully adequate TO satisfy present demand aud
certainly sufficient for many years to come With
regard to the question Of possible failure in the
future the committee are Of opinion that "no ad-
eqaate matsrials exist for giving any judgment on
the subject, and that any sound and practical re-
port On the matter must necessarily coniine itself
to the Investigation OF period contsmpOFaneOus
with lie iasHe. SpeeulatiOns a. TO the future
must obVi0nsly depend ca the coBjectural esti-
mate whieh might Be foFmed of the growth Of the
population and the increasing or decreasing de-
Inands Of Shs United Kingdom, and. TO some ex-
tent, OF Othar countries also" Tue committee
have not explained why, IL there be "an album
dAnt supplT, fuliy adequate TO satisfy present de-
mAnds and eartainly sufficient for many years to
come" the panic prices are steadily maintained,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-08

GRRlGAH Ef1aRATION.-G General agencies TO
pr0moto emigration have been prohibited by the
taorman government on account OF the enormous
dFain Of population In maay parts OF Gerpany.
10 oonaaqHsnee Of this and the INABILITY Of tn em-
tgFAnt asa2ls % reach the nasses through the
circulation Of documents stimulating the emigra-
aion fever, tAe Volumo Os German emigrants ID d.
miniahing. Had this exodus been allowed TO con-
tlnue undiminiahsd, Il woald undoubtedly have
Weakensd TIE hands Of the German gogerHment
e military poWoE, end heAce the shoft y check
IT, tts.ft ..,....,'.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-08
RabY FarnaInE.

ERw YORK, Oct. 7.-1'he ulIeged case OF baby
1aEmtng. ia which Mrs Ellen Roberts, of 2l2 East
Thrty -SIght street, is!charged with starving and
uegIeodhg inlants intrusted to her care byth
oomnlssiOReEs of Charities and tlOrFec don, was
further investigated yesterday. Several wit
nossos were examined. bat afi the testimony AT
dueed in the ease ha' hreh conflicting and un-
satisfactory, and the eGanl,nation yesterday was
adjourned without date. Iha Impression prevails
that the prosecution has tulod aud that Mrs.
R1harts will be discharged. The principal COM
plaint against her has been Withdrawn from the
case.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-08

AOcONn0nATLON IEDoRsER AND BANKRUPTcY.
Judge Dillon, Of the United States Circuit
Court aays tha ~ Louis Democrat. recently de-
iVaEoa ah ahls and imp0Etant opinlon n the bank
Vnptoy ease ct John Clemens reversing the deei-
Tan II ledge Treat, Oe the district court. Judge
afeaA decided that aud endoEser Of aceemmoda-
tl0n paper, although having no interest in the
business TRANSACTION In which the papel was made,
could be forced into Bankruptcy il the same re-
main unpaid for fourteen days. Judge Dillon
puts different construction upon the bankrupt
law. His doeisioh relieves Clemens, SalOr and
olhaF nd0FseEs oG 6taehlin, and also effects sever
al other similar cases. '
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-08
DIED.

TH0MPSON.-On the 6th inst, Edward N, r., sou
of Robert N. and Maria ThOmp,on. in his Goth
year.
The relatives and friends Of the family are rs-
speetfully invited to attend the funeral from the
residence of his parents No. 1I9 Tatnal street. on
Thursday afternoon. Oct. 18th, at 81 o'clock, with
out further notice. Services at o'clock.
VANDEGRIFT.-SudIe on Tuesday, Oct. 7th,
Funeral from the are residence Of her hu.bapd' 3. q
Xandegrift, Geraldville near Port Penn, Del on
Friday, 10Th inst. at IL o'clock. A. ri.
At Willow Bank. St. Georges. Del. sept.
9ith. Letitia H., daughter st the late Rev. }. C.
How. Her end was peace.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-08
NOTICE.

I AMOR o. PERKINS, do hereby rive notice that
L. shall apply tn the Judges Of the Court Of
6eneral Sessions of the Peace and all Delivery Of
the State of Delaware, in aud for the County of
New Castle. 1t the November FERN, A. D. ls73 fer
License TO keep Store for the sale Of Liquor At
Ne. 3 East Second street, Second Ward WiIminF-
ton. Del, and the follow free recon- mend
the said application, to wit:
Theodore Sehmitt, Charles Weyl
Joseph S,Oeckle, John V. Christy
Richard Booth, Charles 4 Sparks
Francis Eliett, James Christy
Joshua Baker. VIM. II. Thompgon,
John Mealoy. NJ. AllsborE
g. Larkin, Jas. n. SWeeten
Nicholas Jenny, John f. Bush
X. n. Taylor. Joseph Bradford
Andrew GrtOE. II. b, MeTntire
WIN. II. Quinn, Samuel W. ShultE
Wm. Hare, 6ustaV ShaltI cet63,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-08
MARRIED.

SCHIEFER-SCANI,AN.- On the 7th inst. at Phil
adelphia, by the Rev. Matthew NeWkirk, ID. d..
John Lewis Schieer. of New York City, to Miss
Illnah Il. Seaman, of this city.
LL0YD-STEVENS0N- On the sth inst. at the
Second Baptist Church, Wilmington. BY the Pas
tor, Rev. james Waters. Robert &. Lloyd, Of Now
York City. 70 Miss Annie Stevenson, Of WI
mingtOn.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-08

Analyzlpg jay. 0ookO'e. Statement.
The New York ESUN briefly analy1ss .tsy
Cooke d Goa statement, as follows:
In the statement Of assets and liabilities of Jav
Cooke Co, covering New York, PhiladsIapkia
and Washington, prepared evidently Tor effect
and telegrayhed at their instance, occurs the fol-
lowing item:
.93e, t09l26
Afler giving what are called assets, then a sort
Of postscript adds The above exhibit OF La
eIliies is exclusive Of 81 7O1 14O 90 loans Of the
hTm, which are fully secured by collaierals."
Inc plain inference from this statement.
though not intended TO be 30 understood, il that
$l,7Oi i4O 80 Of liabilities are secured by col
lAerai' while The ether eight millions in round
numbers are not 30 secured.
ihe public will be better able 10 judge how
fully secure these collateFals make the indehled-
mess when they are produced and aualvzed
house which would loan out Eve millions and !
bali to the Northern Pacific, mostly on lis bOnds,
and which holds two and half millions Oi
second mortage binds and storks," is hardly
competent to use the words 'ifully scared for
its colIaterals
Why, in stating liabilities, IL honesty was in
tended, nearly amilion and three-quaI tiers should
be excluded to to reintroduced in note 10 the
exhibit, 1t i4 difficult to understand The actual
Indebtedness Of this firm, according to their
double showing. is $9,65O 55O.25. To meet this
enormous sum they show what follows
Bills receivable. bank-First National.
at Warrington, probably, and SINH
and other stocks. bonds and
real estate, estimated at............G7s s7 $40 Il
Northern Pacific bOnds and such trash. s. j6S 2l5 d
Second mo- Pge ra'!-oad bends,
stocks. ..... 2. 53O,S5s q
SIS. G6,212 Il
Thee fSur- do not lie, go far ss ihis imrcs
ing aggregate is ID, but in regard to sui
stantial value they are far from being healthy
The paper upon which they are written is woriI
more by the pound Than several ofthese million
piled up together.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-08

VnGHn QUESTION SERILKD.-Tha people Of
Connsetiout have voted shoht ten thoasand ma
iouiy 70 mako Hartford the sole capital So New
HaVon viii net harOafter enjoy the honor Of be-
INK The Slala capital alternate years- This was
sad y Be quostioA oi no little interest 70 State
legialatora haenass IN Nav Haven't u amrnSd
that tnloxlesting liquors are Of bad qeahty ana
dinlonll % eAlall, while % Hartford better kline
aad noIa asaaalllll. 81 kaan noted. u
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-08
NOTICE.

7 CHARLES J. KYLE, do hereby give
lie notice that I shall spply 70 the Jadg0a Of the
Court of General Sessions OF the Peace and y all
DehVery. ef the state q DalAIaF - and Tor the
County OF New Castle. at the November Term, A.
d. 1873. for License TO keep Tayern at ). h; GER
Of Fourth and Orange streets. Wilmington, Del,
called the w SsIern Hotel and the following free
holders rec0mmend the said Application. TO wit
C. Witsil, II. =. Rinigan, Jr..
EmmoF Jeheris ThOs. ID. Gibson,
Chas Sehmith Peter Springer,
Leonardo HAmAnn, p. Monaghan.
Edward Farmer, Conrad Keller,
Henry 9rebe, William Baxter,
VIM. III. Chadwick, Thomas Burke.
r. j. MeNanus, Jacob haHssF.
MichsAl MegAFy, John Dqgan,
John StiibeF. q. kehf9ss,
A. Biekta, Francis Biekta,
William dreen, James Clark:
oet1;3t-r.. \. 7. .-..s
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-08
DAILY GAZETTE.
4 NaaIonAll 80 - b l.1nrrns q Id ha

NAssOsAh o0svAuss6N o. FAnMERs Is TO- bo
held at Chicago on the 22i Of October The ca
for the meeting WOs issued by the State Farmers'
Association Of illinois, and the object is to perfect
an organization Of industrial classes who now COM
plain Of difficulty in selling their products, because
Of the high charges for railroad transportation to
the eastern markets
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-08

The question of suburban annexation was
voted upon by Boston, on Tuesday. The result
Is that Charlestown, Brighton, and West RoxbuFy
will be annexed to Boston. Brookline alone
voted against annexation.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-08
NOTICE.

T WILLIAM BAXTER. do hereby give notice
IL that l shall apply to the Judges OF the Court
Of General Sessions Of the POane And lan DellveFy
Of the State OF Delaware, in and Tor the County OF
New Castle, at the November Term. A. ID. 1873. for
a License to keep . StoFo Tor the sale Of Liquor
and General Merchandise, At No. West Fourth
street. Wilmingt0n, Del, and the following free
holders recommend the said application. 10 wit;
II, T. RinsanR. JP Peter Springer,
l.. 3. Taylor, Z. Vital.
RLAm6sFS g4 A, Biakta.
WIN. III Chadwick William 6Fean,
r II. MeNanus Thomas D. 0ihsOA,
Hugh W. CuFns. James MeLenan.
John ByFn0. James saith,
CHARLIE Sehmith, O0nFa4 kelloT,
aeob HausaT. q. h0Ainss.
Patrick MOnighan. James Clark.
RmmoP JeheFis, Francis Biokta.
EaWnRa /. Rice, Iohn StiibaE. Oet SO
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-08
PUBLICSALES.
SALE OF
Real Estate.
IN THE CITY OP WILMINaIoN.

IN AhE N1l1 VI NlLMINuIOA.
By. virtue Of an order of the Orphans Court Of
the state OF Delaware, in and for New Castle
will be exposed to sale, By way Of public auction
ON FRIDAY, the 10th day OF OCTOBER, 1873,
at 3 o'clock, afternoon. at the Auction Rooms Of
Ogie Miller. Cor. Fourth and King streets, 10
said city, the following Lands and eaepts bsaS
the real estate Of the tate henry d. Blackwell de-
ceas ed, TO wit:
No. /, A lot of land in the city aforesaid with
three storied brick dwelling house thereon !uSeaI
erected, Beginning at q corner stake at il3
the nOrtherly side Of Third street. LIS feet ~
thence noTtherly and parallel with Walnut street.
IS toet inches to corner stake in the line Of the
late VIM. +. O'Daniels land thence By said lius
easterly and parallel with Taird street. Is feet ~
stake; thence by a new line southerly and par
aliel with W alnut street. to and through the mid
die Of an alley feet inches wide between this
aud the adjoining house, belonging TO John Kirk
man. IS feet inches TO the said side Of Third 50
thence thereby westerly Is feet to the place Of be-
ginninS; containing 1885 square feet Of ianI more
or less with the free and uninterrupted use By
the owners and occupants thereof in common
joining Of the alley above mentioned which con-
municates with Third street.
No. =. A lot Of land in the city Aforesaid BEGIN
ming at q corner Of land nov or late Of Joseph
Reed. on the westerly side Of JsdsrsOn street be-
tween Eighth and Ninth streets at the distance Of
l5t feet from he nOFth0rly side OF Eighth street
thence by line Of said Reeds land, westerly par
alel with Ezhth street ~ feet the easterly side
Of Windsor street. thence thereby nOrtheriy Is
eet 10 land nov OF late Of Peter iisOn thence By
= line Of said land eaSterly parallel with Eighth
street % feet TO the said side Of Jefferson street
and thence thereby Southsrly Is feet 10 the place
OF beginning; be the contents more or less.
And il is ordered that the purchaser or purchas-
ers thereof be and appear At the next Orphans
Court for New Castle County, that the Court may
assign TO him, her or them, the premises sold pus-
snant TO said order he. she or they, With SUN isns
surety or sureGies, TO be approved by the Court
tering into TeeOgnizAnce to the state, to be taken
and aeknOWlsdged in said Court. in penal sum, 10
be determined BY the said Court with condition TO
pay. to the parties entitled ssVsraly. their exeeu-
tors administrators or assigns respectively, their
just and propOrtionAts shares Of the sand pur-
chase money. with interest from Sneh time as the
Court may determine, in manner and fOrm,as may
By the direction Of the said Court be prescribed and
pointed IN said aOnditiaR.
| AttandAnee Will be given and terms made known
at the time and place Aforesaid by
CHAS. b. LORE, Esq. Trustee.
Or by his Attorney.
c. N. NAudever, Clerk Of the Orphans CouFt.
sep26. .S0,oetS.6s.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-08

The New Jersey Constitutional Commission
met at Trenton on Tuesday, and began lts labors
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-08
LTCENSE APPLrcATTOMs.
NOTICE.

that shall apply 10 the Judres 0f the Co1Tt
OF General Sessions, Os the Peace and Jail Delivery
~ the State OF Delaware in and for the County Of
License to keep . Tavern, called the LOGAN
nnouss; n AZ the corner Of Delaware Avenue and Du-
roht StTeet. ln the tn Ward Wilmington, Del and
the following frsehOldsrs recommend the said appli-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-08

T JOHN HANNA. do hereby give notice that
L. shall apply to the judges of the Court of
General Sessions OF the Peace aud Jail Del cry
of the State Of Delaware in and for the County of
New Castle, at the November Term, A d. 1873. for
a License 10 keep Tavern called the United
States Hotel" at the N. W. corner French and
Water streets. Wilmington, Del. and the following
freshOlaers rOcOmmSnd the said application. 10
wit:
Robert Porter Charles J.. Sparks
T. q. Hirze VIM. II. Quinn.
II. kisnle John V. Chrlsty.
John Sweeney, Rieharl Booth,
WIN. Whiee, James +, Brennan.
Michael Cotton, Nicholas Jenny.
" iuIam LAlly. his
his aeorge - Dufey,
Patrick - MeMeRniAsn. mark,
mark, WfrNBss-Wm. l.. Heal,
WITNRsS-Wm. L. Heal, Theodore Sehmith,
Anthony Seller. John Mealey,
LeOnhard Waiss. NJ. Alsburg,
Francis Elliott, Joseph StOaekle
Wm. IL Bec3ley. John W. Butler.
n.f-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-08
6OFT SOAR,

FOR cleaning paint, aOOrs. steps. oil cloth eE-
tracting EFeAss non eooTs. oarpets WAsAiAg dishas,
.tinWAra, 40. Hsa-
For sale BY thsauArt, gallon O sAETel, by,
AZ Factory, Orange and Water Sis,
WilminElon. Del. oeG lst. dlM tEau
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-08

T FRANCIS BICKTA, do hereby give notice
IL that shall apply to the Judges Of the Court
OF General Sessions Of the Peace and jas Delivery
Of the State Of Delaware. in and for the County Of
Now Castle. at the November Term. A. D.. 1873 for
License to keep Tavern at the ). L. corner of
Fifth and Adams streets. Wilmington, Del. and the
following ireehOldets recommend the said apPliea-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-08

r ANDRErHs nsu crop Turnip and Rata psgs
- W, N. CHANDbKRS
ixf~g 6ll Market stEsse.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-08

.T NJ. A. REYNOLDS. do hereby give notice that
1S shall apply to the Judges Of the Court Of
GeaeIal Sessions Of the Peace and Jail Delivery Of
the State of Delaware, in and for the County Of
New Castle at the November Term. 4. D. 1878, for
q License to keep Tavern. called the malta
House" at No. 1U3 East Water street. Second VI ard
Wilmington. Del, and the following freeholderS
recommend the said application. to wit:
Charles Weyl. John George Hirze'
James ChriSty, II. kienle.
Francis Elliot. Wm. II. BeckIey,
CharleJ 4. Sparks. Michael Kenney,
John Mealey, John ". Butler,
N. AlsbeFg. Joshua Baker,
II. b. MeIntire J. L. Brown,
Richard Booth, Wm. II. Thompson,
John Bush. Jea NJ. SWsetsn,
| Theodore Scnmitt Sam1 W. schultz
| John Hama, Robert Porter.
l Nicholas Jenny, Joseph StOsekle. OcS-3t
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-08
NOTICES..
CARD OF THANKS.


XXTE, the undersigned feeling gTati6el for the
w kind and liberal patronage extended us by
the merchants along Market and Second streets. as
well the Butchers OF Second street Market. during
the past summer. in our endeavor to sprinkle said
Streets hereby return siDeere thanks for their
patronage, and hope with the new and improved
machine which contemplate pntting on the
streets next season, to be more fully prepared TO
perform the work, and hope to receive the same
kind support which was extended as the past
season. Respectfully.
0c5-d2t THE DELAWARE 5. F.E. co.
NJ0TICR.-NOtice il hereby given that my. wife,
IN Annie DnWorth, having left my bed and
board without Just cause or provoeatiOn. ell per
sons are forbid trusting her my account, as will
pay debts Of her contracting:
CLOUD DILWORTH.
OeS dat-Wlt Kennett Twp, Chester Co., Pa.
SSTRAYED AWAY from the premises Of
= Geo. u. LObdell about the middle OfAE8YS
September. q RED HIFER, about thieetSA@
years old. large size. A reward OF - will be paid
10 any psrsOR returning the animal g ,,,,,,-
GEORGE WHITE,
Oet8-dlt-W2t. New Castle Hundred.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-08

T LOUIS RAYMOND. do hereby give notice
J. that shall apply to the j. Judges Of the Court
OF General Sessions Of the Peace and Jail De.
livery Of the State Of Delaware. in and for the
County Of New Castle, At the November Term, A.
2, 1873. for License 70 keep Tavern Tor the sale
Of 0fLiquoTs, at No. 6I5 shiplsy street WilminRton.
Deli and the following treehOldeFs recommend the
said application, to wit:
Emile Bueher, Wm. II. Robinson
L1udTlg Wallsehmitt, James Murphy.
Adolf Hesse, d, SpFin Rbett
Neil Mclaughlin, John Terry
y. K. HassOn. Thos CoWDerthWait,
Y. \. Bfeisaeher, Fred Schumacher
George Ziegler, Myers Hayes,
Robert ScOtt. A. Given.
ThOs. N. Calbert, EdW. strauss
HuGh QuiGley, Frank QuiElsy.
John SiEsy. Patrick TaEEArt.
David Lemon, Joseph SehOfeld.
nelhsAl
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-08
NOTIOE.

Y HUGH HAGAN. do hereby give notice
IL that shalt Apply 70 the Judges Of the Court q
eneFal Sessions, Of the Peace ana Jail Dolivey Of
the State Of DelaWaFsin and tOr the County 0f Mes
Castle. AG the NOysmhsR 1prm, =. y. lSi3, for =
License TO kC Op Tavern called the RullOn HOuae.
al No 5OA Walnut street. Wilmington. Del. and the
IOllOUing ffeeAOlders recommend the said aPPhea-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-08
NOTTCE.

SMtfH PAYNTER. druggists, hereby announce
~ their intentiOn Of applying to the JudFea Of
tneSourt Of General Sessions o the Peace and Jail
Dehvery q the state Of Delaware in and for the
lSI5 tor license TO dispense spirituOus HauoFs for
medical purposes, at No. 70l Market street. VIII
mington, Del, Fifth Ward. The said application Is
recommended BY the following substantial free
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-08

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