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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-12-05

DEBArING SOCIETIES We have a word or
two TO say to the young men of Rockville and
hope what may be said will be received in the
spirit in which il is rendered You are now
IN the springtime Of life, and as you SOW so
you will reap. 1t is important then that of
this time you lay deep the foundation for a
leye Of learning and acquire habits of thought
and increase your powers of analyzation This
Is not done by the perusal of dime novels and
the trashy stuff which teens from the press
under the captivating title of light literature
which is as devoid of the teachings of sound
morality rs it is devoid of common sense
From such as these no useful knowledge is ac-
CURED: And now while the long winte. even
ings are advancing UPON you, the time from
other pursuits might be proftably employed 10
the discussion of questions in a well-organized
and well-conducted Debating Society Ques-
tons that will develop the reasoning faculty,
and induce habits of thought. Questions that
will force you to consult History, and books
Of Science. The discussion Of these, and sub
jects Of a kindred character, will compensate
for all the labor bestowed, and be productive
Of good. Remember the ''Mill-Boy of the
Slashes Henry Clay-part of his training
was acquired in the Debating Society, and
other examples are numerous but need not be
enumerated. The industrious student will
need no stimulant but ambition to press for
ward in the race fof wealth and fame, but be
needs TO cultivate those faculties with which
he has been endowed, in order to fit him to
grappe with the difficulties which lie before
him. Organize your society, at once-adopt
good rules, and go 10 work like men--and
know no such word as "Eailn
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-12-05

CosoREss The FIRST session of the Forty
third Congress began on Monday last. The
House organized by the reelection Of Speaker
Blaine, Mcpherson clerk, and the other caucus
nominees. There was no delay in the Senate,
Vice President Wilson taking the chair as
president of that body. There were but few
members Of either House absent.
In the Senate, Mr.. Sumner presented num-
Der of bills, among which we've bis supplement
tary civil rights bill and bill to authorize the
issue Of compound interest notes as n substi-
tute for legal tender notes; also bill for the
adjustment Of French spoliation claims, and
enc to put stop to the Italian padrone slave
trade. He also offered resolutions thai arbi-
tration should become u substitute for war in
reality as well as in theory. Mr.. Pratt intro
duced a bill fixing the salaries Of members of
Congress at SIS, 900 per annum, to be in lieu Of
all existing provisions for compensation ex-
cept actual travelling expenses and $500 for
stationery. Mr. Pratt also introduced const-
tutional amendments to provide for the cleo
ton of President and Vice President by the
direct vote of the people, the extension of the
presidential term to six years, and ineligibilty
for reelection. Mr.. ConkiDg introduced a
bill providing thai all moneys returned into
the treasury by congressman, or all not draw n
by the members of the Forty-second Congress
for compensation, as appropriated, be declared
the bankrupt law was introduced by Mr..
Logan.
In the House but little beyond the organiza-
tion was done. Objection was made to Mr..
Cannon, delegate from Utah, on the ground
that he was guilty of practices (polygamyl in
defiance of the laws of the United States, but
the objection was not sustained and he was
sworn in.
The Presidents message was read in both
Houses, on Tuesday. In the Senate Mr. Sum
ner moved 10 take up at once his civil rights
bill, No. on the calendar, but after discus
sion the motion was lost. Bills were introdu-
ced By Mr.. Alcorn, authorizing the Secretary
of War 10 compromise pending issues with
southern railroads, aud Gen. Gordon to guar
antee payment OF interest by the government
to the extent Of $50, 600 per mile on bonds Of
the canal.
Iu the house on motion of Mr.. Poland, OF
Vermont, resolution was adopted directing
the committee on the Judiciary to rearrange,
simplify aud cheaper proceedings in bank
Supicy. Mr.. Butler called up the resolution
pending at the adjournment the day previous
declaring that Mr.. J. H. Sypher Mr. b. B. S.
Pinchback, and Mr.. i. A. Sheldon, the Loui-
siana delegation, were prma facie entitled to
their seats, and be permitted to take them sub
ject TO further tion, aud altcf aehate, Sypher
and Sheldon were admitted. House adjourn
ed pending consideration Of Pinchback S case.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-12-05
November Term, 1873.

ORDERED, this I'd day of December, in
NJ the year 1878, that the sale made aud re-
ported 10y George Peter, Trustee for the sale
of The Real Estate of Benjamin F. Harding,
be ratified and confirmed, unless cause TO the
contrary thereof be shown on or before the
9th day of December, 1873 Provided copy
of this order be inserted in some newspaper
printed at Rockville, in said Montgomery
county, once in each oftbree successive weeks
before said 9th day of December. 1873.
The Report states the amount of sales to be
Sl553 90.
EB PRETTYNAN, Crk.
Circuit Court for Montgomery county.
True copy-Test:
dec 5-3t E. B. PRETTYMAN, Crk.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-12-05
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-12-05

THE MARKETS.

Reported weckiy for the SENTINEL By 7. G..
WHISTLER, General Commission Merchant,
Canal Wharf, near Market House Bridge.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-06-11
Girdlide nsuigksitsn.

Sn alien DiSoitn Yelsiens peranfasltet man
yrpeslIcnsu, UNI BON Soft bic GrlSIuns tes b.
Yatsrs uno ben Siss Der Stride ~ uasbsn.-
gu Ws6sln bat cine prcssii,n am Is. Mai ;u
Iirlsmcnt ipater fattssfuneen.
(Die aissense Saubs.)
Ratbolii9e @iiiionen In Ge9in9iua.-
5ortidritte Der aubsrn Wiliipnsn felt 1892,
b. B.. felt Der @riinpuns tss gsrsinss ,ur Der
~breitlns beS GlaubsnS
Ssit 1922 inb bic MilIOnsn pom 5 auf "a &C.
itisseu. Die 3abl Der @briifsn bstrus in 1922
$4,000, bsute bstrSst ie nabssu 100000 unp
wa&f isSss Satr I'M fat 10000 Hsubsisbrts.
Der sinssbprsne Glsrus, pslbsr pamals nur 1876
prislsr sablts, sabIt bersa bsute 800 yristsr.
Die surppail9sn Wiiiipnsn linp pom Is deer q
i'm Sabre 1922 auf ll0 i'm Sabre 1879 s~slisssn.
Das @snsral. s Oass su Yulc. pinaps sablts ea.
mails nur wsnise S6ilsr. Ssuts MAIDEN bort
130-i40 ibrs Stueisn une bsrsitsn l1 auf ben
@mpfans Der b.b. @sibsn Dor. @us ben $40
aipirantsn, spslbs has Earlier Ssminar DOT so
Sabrsn ;ablte, fnp t%ur&l4ritti9 in lsgtsr 3sit
t20-i30 prisifer sspUresn, unp bic sbsmalS 70
IelteEsn s%lbrsiisn ~belaufsn lib auf stpa 40 junse
NilIonGrs, bic has s%enannie SEMINAR isess
Sabr s%srIalen, nm f6 in bic psribispsnsm Mil-
lipnsn Der Wsisal9aft sa ~bsssbsn.
Der faberiussW erein CUR Ssrtrsituns bee
@laubsns, psl4s am 3. Wai isinm 81 Sif.
tunsstas ~ssfsisrt bat i'm SABRE 1872 cine Gin.
nabms pom 5,602.6 Gas 6r. IS Gsntimss. Ssit 1853
III bic Ginaabms ni9t srrsi@t ~prpsn.
(Mones.)
&ir,lid III In SolanS Der glSpOfat gil4sr,
Iepaeteur sss gBiBblattss nasmOpi" in ben
S&oOs Der fatbpliitm 8ir&s sinsstrsien. lin
pas bur& Isin @iBtlatt psruria9ts llsbsl pisssr
gut ,u MAIDEN, bat or sin Wo6snblatt untsr BEN
SitsI plus TX. assrinest NORM CT nun bic fatbe.
Iii4s airbs psrtbsisist.
CDis fieS. Saats)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-06-11
GliaB=

Strabburg, 90. Ipril. lleter bic bspOrRsbsn-
be &aumuns Sslfcrts ron ben psuti@sn Iruppsu
i&rsibt Der yeitsral be Gf": Die gorbereitansen
fir ben ab;us Der bsuti&sn Sruprsn werSen BON
Gag su Gag aussnfaaisr. SIM gabnbofe pirb
elm bsicnbersr ylas gum GinFsisen Der Sruppen
tsitirimt perben, pamit Der sspSbnlide Disna
nitt ssfDrt psres. Die &dumuns mirb mabr.
iasinli@ ssssn ben IS. Dtai t~ssinnen unb am
26. Suli snesn es perben niSt psntser ais 80
3uss BON is Is @assUns, alip elm 3us ale 3pd
Sage, rfrrpsrli& isin, I'm pas in pisier 6sfans
aufssbaufts %arisssmaterial furtsui&aHsn.
aus Ret, 6. Mai. gSir babsn isst IsTt
bier, b. b. sinsn Sabrmarit, rsl@em babinsssan.
gene ssrfebrrsi9e Sage ben slssantsren Namsa
belisBsn. Diele soft distant Wsfs i&lsppt ibre
tlGsli&e Grifen, i9pn LANCER rabin. pfeTerfu-
den unb 8OnbOns tilrstsn ben Sauptumiasar-
iiisI, nit benz id bic Ginssbursnsn bic Sittsrtsit
zines Gsrslsi@ss ,wii6sn iunf unb panaals Der
li6en. Wie matt bier nod INNER Der pulslGlas
bss STsutli@sn esbsns ssbt has esmpniriren
siele @arfttass miessr einmal ad oculos. I'm
SItut Ctp ItptHSItpptu StttptHr, Wtupto WIFI
psrls untsr BEN Stastsn sinit ausssi&nete unb
bas in lriner @aineiIe culminirtc, III etwas pon
jensm buffer e%unlpfen @slsn s%strsten, pel&es oen
fleineru Observation-Disclosures unleres SienS anbaf-
tet. Tab aud in eieisn Iasen bic Staet nidt,
wenn au@ uur in sntfsrntsr WeiIe. bic friibere
e~uitistsit srrsi6s, pafiir icrsen, atssisbtn BON Der
Stimmun 9 Der GinsetpIsnsn aud poli;eilide
gsrcrenun3sn, BON oensu bier Elm prSb6tn /: IS
in Zen Sdnrlsrn auf rer Mslle p~erbptsn, ibre
@aarsa ersr bic yreiis ~esrislbsn G%usSuitreien /;
eas Saltsn pcn 6litdsipislsa irseno psl6sr Art
lit serbpten ; Ysrfdufs une Gtrtbsiluns ron Drps
susn une Wspicamsntsn, eessleiten bic Maprei-
luna ceer Der Ssrfaui cpg 0tpeimmttel 1T perto-
ten, perbpten, perboten ~. Oa reee elmer nah
spn Der eibsralitat Der rsutl4sn gsrtpaltuns?
aus BEN geridtc Der S6usssisai6aft fur
bic mad Sranfrsih einsepaneertsnS ll aB.votbrin.
aer, Der bel Der lsyten Sabresperlammluns in
paris p~ublisirt purps, ssbt bsrYor eaB 5000
| psrlcuen in wsnissr ais sinemt Sabre unterse.
bra6t une 5000 6amilisn nit ;aiamn,en $1,000
aSyfsn unterihiyt, srndbrt une ~tefleipst pureen.
| 3u Mnfaus res @sidGftsjabrss bstrue Der Cal
| isnttfane 100000, iegt eaeesen 100000 Gr.
Der 9sri6t bebt berppr, pap has Wtrtfn Der
| 0sisai6aft nod LANCE fcrtpausru mile, inesm
| aQiabrlih aus 6ur4t Ser hem eeutIbsn Wilitars
| eienl pielt Gll1lIsr unb eotbrinser ttrsn bsimis
iten SUeen p~srlalsn tplretn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-06-11
RGin Tiaser,eig.

Splsenren bS6f msrfmlrcisen Iprs
fall entnsbmen mir elmer SrisinalsG Coz
reIppnpens Der uMmerifa" aus Gpm.
Bas bic aufsefldrten Serrn rasu 1asen,
BADEN mir biz pato nod ni6t sebSrt.-
Das bic &5mer unp ras italieniI6e
Splf etrpaS mebr ais 3ufaa rarin f.
ben, 1T erfIdrli9.
n& 0 m, 10. Mai.-@efern UNI liz
tbr trat cas ital. Yarlament suIammen,
unp es mar bsitimmt an rielsm Gage
bic &lpfsrfrase su piscutiren. 3wei
Miniiter uno einise swansis Dsputirte
paren ldpn in rem Saale, bic 3ubSrsr>
tribine mar BON Neusisrisen Ypllses
pfrppft. Chen ldritt Der 8ammerprdfis
bent nit sepidtiser Miene rsm Yalaite
;u, unp in Dem Musenblife, ais er lsinen
Tub iiter bic S6weIe Res Ginsanss
ieBte, purtSudte Elm leu6tenper BliBs
ltrabl bic euft unp I'M islben Miomente
srtSnte Elm DOnneridlas, Der ben sansen
palait erbeben ma9ts. Die f1 perin
bstnrli6en Yeripnen eilten nit tpetbleis
den @ei6tern beraus une als fe i1
auf hem plabe i'm Sreien fiber laben, be-
sannen Sdmabrufe sesen bic Seluts
ten /; renn fe bdtten auf Ssfebl ibreS
Generals pulperminen unter rem palas
fe anselest, um Winiiter unb 0sputirts
In bic 3uft su iprsnssn. - &atirli6,
wie Ger S1elm it, 10 rsntt or ron &ns
eern.)--
Dod nur su balp dtsrseusten li6 bic
ie @itberide, baB bier Elm anpersS Gle
ment sepirft bate ; renn Der SliB bate
einseidlasen, pbne jepp6 elm unalif
seriitt ~ baben. Gr mar an rem Ibs
letter beruntersefabren, Ger an mebreren
Steuen abrie. Die Yarlamsntss rbr lit
einisen S6apen, bic s%plpenen Habmen
unc 9%ersolpunsen Der &uppel unp res
Saales pureen pur6 bic Sleftri;itdt ees
SliBes ssrtSrt. An lem Serabfaaen
res Slises an unp fir ii@ 1T feline
Merfpirpisfeit aber paS @uHauence
II, paB ras @switter eben 70 unperbOfft
ais ibnea fam, uno nur aus elmer fleis
men 0olfe Iber Dem YlaBe Mpnte 81.
tOrio befanc, wdbrenc CUR lelben Stuas
be an Sislen Ibeilen &omS bic Come
idien unc fsin Iropfen Resen wecer Dors
Der nod na6ber sefaaen mar, rsnn erf
sssen 2 llbr 3a4mittass 900 fI& iber
gang 8pm Elm 0epitter sulammsn, bas
li6 in einem 5asell6lase Cuff ma6te,
na6cem BON liz biz II ubr raS Ib5ns
fe 8stter iibsr 2om berl6ts, nit AuSs
nabme css YlaBes BON @ontesG itcriU.
Die erlbredtsn Deputirten wpaten
berna6 bon elmer Siyuns nidts mebr
wihsn, penn iie besabsn li6 in ibre
@Obnunsen unp msbrsre reifen lpsar
bon Gpm ab.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-06-11
Worrs(ponoen3 Der Cufemb. Wa3stts.)

Nptre Dame, Snb., ben 90. Mai 1873.
am 9brifibimmslfabrts Sage baben ~unssfdbr
tanfunb,pan;is anatsn ibre erfs bell. aommun.
ion sabisr ssma&t. gu ct. RarY's baben am
isltsn Gage finfssbn @Gpasn firs srfs Mal
ben b~silisifsn 9sib unisrs 5srrn unb 5silanbss
smpfanssn. Dasislbe Slid purte. an bsmIel.
ben Gage unsefabr %span,is ainssrn Der 81. Dat.
rid's @smeinbe ,u SOutb. Bend ;u She'll. M6.
gen bisis iunssn SpruTen unirsr bell. 8slisipn
reht ssesiben, unb bis ans Gnee ausbarren. X
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-06-11
Rbtin- lmS Msltlsau,

Srier, 5. Iai. Bier Staf StwanuilS
tpurpen sprseitern aaf Der Sasp esS kiefaen Dor.
orts Gursn srbsutst. 9a1esm itcn Isit lSnae.
rer 3sit cine alte Babe in hem I3psr ,uaSna.
litsa Dtti6t ssbauft, pbne eaB bic SSser i6r bel
fcmmen %fcnnten, ltieb man enelib, BEN ausau-
erueen eaut tines Sasebunees ~fplaene, auf ibre
Sunssn. Gs rcarsn pier muntere Sbierhtr i'm
sllisr BON ) bis 6 Sassn. Irsi Sapsn srlaasu
BEN tSptli&su Slei Der SIssr, p1brene Sas sisrts
s~sfansen wuree une lit nod lebsne In Der pHsas
ees Sasepa4tsrs %tsTneet.
Seiur Seiligfeit papf Plus TX bat benz in
treiteren IretIen btfannten Sberbursermeifer
9onsen in Ia1en eas @rcBfren, ees @reaoriuS-
preens serlieten. @s III pisis gus,sibnuna cine
gang auberserppbnltte une omar nlefern, ais
eteislbs ltatatenmaBis an bic 3abl ron 30 9n-
pabern ssbunesn ~, (Gsrm.)
Rod INNER fpmmsn 9srihie ubsr bic per-
eerbli1en Nattfrplte aus TtuiI&lanb. 60
l6rsitt man aus aSln am 4. Mai. SIN 6eles
bat Der 6relt Ger pcrisen Webe unbfeeuteneen
S6assn anssi&tst, &aps Nisen unp aorn mi
eerlfaneen Der adlte bic Sbfbdume absr une
bic Wsinifpde baben ertstli@ s%sIitteu.
Die GslemauIs bassn li6 III Der Stabt in Der
lesten .3ett sepaltis repurirt une ,par in Selss
elmer unter ibnen aussebrpGensn aranfbsit, 10
Dap bic Sefurhtunsen unIerer Saneleute bin
li&tli& Der nS@isn Grnte ii& isbr ssrminssrtba.
ben.
Der Hii6oi bon 1umea @eusalsspnisn).
@isr. Ssrtilpn, bat fiysli6 in Der STRIDE Der aus
~pdrtissn Milirnsn su paris lsins Abl9iersmsds
ssftisrt. gr uimmt7 WilIOndrs nit untsr
psl6sn i5 aud Der pater Oupal lsineet. BEN
bic &pmmunifsn I'M G,sfansnile "a 8oaustts ,u
sri4isBsu i'm yssrifs parsn, ais bic Backgrounds.
truppsa i9 ~bsslsltsu bsmG9tstsn.
Der Cardinal Billet. Gr,tii&pi ppn GsamberY
IN an 1, Mai ssiprbsn- CRense.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-06-11
Giner %Gorreiponoeu, tss Eur. 8ort" emit.

Gtner 0orrefponoenj ees Eur. Wort" snt.
nsbnsn mir bas 8ulssnps:
Sn Der 6ssenp RON 5pli9stte, Canton &ebia-
gen, bat man in lester Belt tsseutsnst GiIsner,4
lager sri6lc6sn, bic, psnn aud nitt 70 s~epaltis,
ais bisisuissn sss Cider Gantrns, bod bebm-
tsnS ssnus iInb, IN, gu ibUnsn SOTuunsen gu Be-
rs&tissn. SSsli4 werbsn prObslS6sr ssma6t
unp erbalten mir ben gsiu6 BON Sittenbefssrn,
Snssnisuren. Steisern unp SpecuIantsn, pel&e
iammtli& nit Experimentation unb SGm-
niern tewaHnst bic @essnb BON Nprssn bis
@tsnb tur6irsifsn uub game SGfs spn feinsn
grSprpben beimli6 mitnsbmsn. Ssreits finb
i6cn srpbs @nfiufe senia6t pcroen unb Der
@srtb bes eanbes per Sectare in auf 1900 5rs.
s%sfisstn.
Sn aQsr Gle purts 80 Ssttares bebinsuuss-
reiie unp su bpbsn yrsiisn in gslSlas ssnOm.
men.
Die lurem6ursii&e stanptfammsr bsI9Gf.
tist l& jest nit benz @erfauf Der benz Staats ,u.
ssbSrsnpen Gr,sruten unb zen ~ srtbelenben
GpnesniOnsn. 90 icaen sbeniaqS bic neuen
Gilenbabnsn, pcju Ron Der &esisruns bic Yau.
s~rlaubRib ssrlanst H. sur Spra&e fommsn.
gsiee anselsssnbeitsn balten baS eanb In He-
tsrbafter a%ufssans.
8sus Bel &smi&, II, @ai. Ssrr Sail, Gf-
sentbamsr auf Ssistursrbpt mar 70 slidli&,
Dor sinisen Sassn bur& siusn ~sin;isen S&us
,rei pilbe S@wsine, bic chen in sinsm aartpfsl-
felbe ibrs gsrbstrunssn anri&tstsn, 3u erlsssa.
Das cine baron toOs 80, bas amber. no plumb.
{. @.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-06-11
9nTembmrger 0a3ette.
Senator g paunborf, sor, ct.

StHulpt SPuu ~ ppH VI.
Sruts, purce als Yrdicent nit iiebens
;ebn Stimmen Webrbeit errpablt unp bic
ssssn Jpn ansebradte S6wierisfeit, ras
er erit Elm Sabr Witsliep pss @sreinss
iei mad fursrr Dissolution tsiselest. Sn
unlerer nd6iten Drummer, tpercen mir
einen @ussus aus Der sepiesenen @nrsrs
ees Serrn Siibpfs SOrsbes seben, no;
gu fir beute Der &aum manselt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-06-11
Gorrelponocnt.

Sbise GorreiponrenS baben mir nod
beisufisen, caB elm glntrag benz +. 3d.
ter in Nom per 8abel einen 0rab unp
cine SeslidwIni6una gu ieiner 0enes
flung su %lenpen, nit Gntbuiiasmus aufs
senOmmen unp ins Werf seisst wurpe.
Na1psm bel rer am Dientae itattses
babten Seamtenwabl wurren bic Serren
8. Spaunborit bon ct. 9ouiS gum Yras
ilpenten y. Sizes Don Detroit gum Sicss
pralipsnten, Hep. S6weniser BON Gin
cinnati unp Srans S5Tner pom Buffalo
su Sefytareu SERB. Sprinsmeyer gum
S9asmeifer ernannt pUrpen paren, purs
ben 2 NeIolutionen anssnpmmen bic erits
betrefene pieW abl eireSgrecutiS> Gomites
unc bic anpsre Catholic Union" unter
zen Shus ees bo9w. Sil9pf's su fels
len.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-29
Begister's alntirGs.


ID EGIsTERS OFFICE,
HI NRW CASTLE COUNTY, Aug 2lst, 1873.
Upon application OF George Thompson and
James 7. Chambers Executors of John Thorn
sou, late Of Mill Creek nundre1, In said
County, deceased; it is ordered and directed
by the Register that the Executors Aforesaid,
give notice Of the granting OF Letters Testamenta-
ry upon the estate Of the deceased, with the
date Of granting thereof, by causing advertisements
W ne posted " days FROM the date OF such Let
Lers in six of the most public places of the County
Of New Castle, requiring all persons having demands
against the Estate TO present the same, abide by
an Act of Assembly In such case made and provided
And also cause the same TO be inserted within
the same period in the nELAwAAR TRIBUNE a
newspaper published In Wilmington, and to be con-
unued therein two months,
Given under the hand and Seal of once of
H. 81 the Reg lister aforesaid, at New Case in New
Castle County Aforesaid the day and year
above written. u. GIBRS, Register,
NQTICH.-An pefaolB having claims against the
Estate Of the deceased must present the same duly
attested to the Executor on or before Aug, 2lsf
1874, or abide the Act Of Assembly In such case
made and provided.
GEORGE THOMPSON,
JAMES T. CHAMBERS,
Executors.
Address, Geo Thompson, Pleasant Hin Del JAS,
I. Chambers, wilmington, Lei aug2G- ltd2Inw
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-29
Police Court.
p1sruRsAscE AT a PIC MIC.

The Scandinavian Society Of this city had q
picnic, yesterday, in the woods adjoining st.
James Catholic Chapel. The society made strict
provision that no intoxicating liquors should be
sold upon the grounds In order to make tile
picnic agreeable the Swedes OF Chester were in
vited TO meet with them, which they did but
disregaIding the regulations some OF them be-
came very much intoxicated and disorderly. The
police were sent for, who arrested John Ander-
son and Isaac Loder. both Of Chester, and took
them before the Mayor, where they we're each
fined 20 and costs. Amos Duher, another Ohes-
ter Swede, was arrested last evening, for drunk-
enness and vas this morning fined so cents and
costs. The Wilmington Swedes are sorry that
the disturbance occurred and wish the blame tc
rest where it belongs.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-29

ID EQISTRR'S OFFICE,
HI NEW CASTLE COUNTY, Ang. goth, 1873,
Upon the application of William s. Hiiles and
John s. Hilles, Executors OF Samuel Hlles late OF
Wilmington City in said County, deceased; 1t Is or
dered and diredted by the Register that the Ex-
ecEtars aforesaid give notice of the granting of
Letters Testamentary, upon the Estate of the de-
ceased with the date Of granting thereof by causing
advertisements to be posted within forty days from
the date of such letters, In six Of the most public
places of the County Of New Castle requiring all per-
SOUS having demands against the Estate, to present
the same abide by an Act of Assembly in such case
made and provided. And also cause the same TO be
Inserted within the same period in the DAILY COM
NERCIAL, newspaper published in Wilmington,
and to he continued therein for three weeks.
Given under the hand and Seal of Office of
IL s. the Register aforesaid at New Castle In New
Castle County aforesaid the day and wear
above written. b. GIBBS Register,
NOTlCE.-All persons having claims against the
Estate Of the deceased must present the same duly
attcsted to the Executors on or before august
2Oh, 1874 abide the Act Of Assembly in such case
made and provided. -.
JOHN y. HILLkS, hAecuIorss
Address, Wilmington, Del aug2l-sw
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-29
Societies.
MEETINGS THIS EVENING.

Fairfax Lodge, No. 8, l. o. o. F., at Odd Eel
lows Hall, Sd and King Streets
Columbia Lodge, No. 40, /. O. O. T., at Odd
Fellows Hall, Sd and King Streets
Delaware Tribe, No. l. l. o. r. M, at Red
Mems Hall, AIS Market.
Washington Council, No. T. O. U. A. NJ, at
Mechanics Hall, 9l9 King street.
Rescue Council, No. 8, Jr. o. U. A. M, at
Hall 5l1 Market street.
Lady jefferson Home Communion, at Hall 5O4
Market street.
Wilmington Mutual Aid Society, at 4o4 Market
street,
Excelsior Lodge, No, I, X. of r., at Knights of
Pythias Hall, 211 Market street.
Washington Camp, P. o. s. Of A., at Good
Fellows Hall, Sd and Market streets.
American Protestant Association, at Odd Eel
lows Hall, Rising Sun.