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National Republican., 1873-04-26
DRoPosALs FOR HARBoR IMPROVE
II MENTA.


UIrED sTArKs ERonEIn oFFICRl
MoFTArT's BLOCK,
DETROIT, MICH, April T. Ig7a
Sealed propoaals viii DO received until ~ m. OF
the 9Th day OF May, ls79, for the following hArbOr
FRANKFORT HARBoR, MICHIGAN.
Three lBl cribs for the south pier,
hAkIsIRE HARBQR, MICHIGAN
RamoyinG slabs and dredging from river bauL,
:; LUDlSdToN HARBoR. MICHIGAN.
PESTW1T Iii hARboR, Miohfd4H.
IT2 eTes y for me north pier. and three hundred
GRAND HAvkN HARBoR, MICHIGAN.
TEenty-on hundred C.lOOl iset u pleWcTk foe
BGFcR lake HARP0Rs cHoLLANDS mcm.
-Four SUSffUtR sHRasSf Ut fs TcTid2RSa 2Sa
-Four hundred ttOOJ feet Of elose piiins Tor north
SOUTH HAVEN HARBOR, MICHIGAN.
Three cribs for north aud south pierA
f9r iniormstion and blAnks necessary to bid
Apply TO this ONCE y. N. MANsFIElD,
aR Captain Of Engineers
National Republican., 1873-04-26
DRoPosAIs FOR FUKL.

pRoPoeAIS FOR FUKLs
OgYIcn OHnT QuARrAAMLsrER,)
DkPAnrAASI OF TnE 0ULg, \
NEW ORLEAHs, Ia, March 70, l57a J
Sealed pToRosals n tEiplieAis, with copy 9t ihs
this once, and also at the ohoes of The Acting AS
sistAnt olarterasters at the several posts In this
department. named below. until u O'Clock m, May
from July I, ls, TO June o. BIZ with the following
quADtties OF fuel. more or Iess, viz:
COAL.
...-.. TonA
DEPOT at New Orleans. Louisiana BO
JACKSON DaTaeks, L0uisiAnA 10
HARD WOOD.
Depot at New Orleans, Louisiana. 90
Jackson barracks, Louisiana. i5o0
pnton itplse louialAhA ~
tltue hocti AkAnAA1 .250
ytchtou, mfrbslIpis NO
Aberueen MlhaisnlpI1. 40
bATAnoaA 100
r9ft Jefferson, Rlorida 80
bids for any RaIt o. ne supplies vii be Ieesiyed
requirements, 6eL with blank forms Of proposals,
National Republican., 1873-04-26
pR0PosALs Fos IiARBoK IMPROVEMENT

@ U. 3. EHaINKHR,s oPFicnl
R1S WABASH AN,, CHIcAoo, Ill, April ls7A \
Healed proposals. IN duplicets, wf be received At
NAY. ia, ior The Improvement q De ioliSSsiSSs
HsnsInpnss H.rbor. Michigan and wisconsin.
Two Rivers HArbor, tacorstn
MAnilowor HArbor,' Wisconsin.
Hort Washington Harbor, Wisconsin.
Racine HArbor, Misconsin, |Fs
Chicago Hnrbor Illinois.
MiohiSan City Harbor, Indiana
Eor Al Information Apply TO this ONCE.
Parties pfopoHng 10 bid must furnish satisfactory
syidence o. capsclty and rood faith
Proposals. viii BE- Endorsed on the envelope, PRO
case may bo, and addressed to
National Republican., 1873-04-26

soslod proposals wi ss tisslssS = n tS,s 81 once
SDt a oeioS6 m IvEss5DAH ~ AP. n Sd,t ,t GSr
boz, NY Specifications can h Yeisincd Cd spph' |
mSS n.#a Major u Rnsineers. g. 81.
National Republican., 1873-04-26
GovKRNMKNT SALE.
> SITE At rSYEfTEyihLE. iii VILE Il, Hc'hNAA 9
ORDNANCE OTYIcE,I
WAu DlpAnTHENT

WAh DEPAnrMENT, I
wNHINGroR, March ~, ls7H y
In ptrspAnce o. lAw, aud by directlon d the Sec.
rotary Of War, the lands the United states known
tho North CArolnA Arsenal site, situated on the
western suburbs Of the city Of fayetteVille N. o.,
O'Clock D. m.
mAnent privilege OF taking clay from a thres Acre
tract on tho Fayetteville aud Western plank road,
about two milee from the arsenal site.
The terms of sale, ~ prescribed by Law. arc ono
fourth cash At the tune Of sale, aud the remainder
credit Of one, Two and three years. with inter,
est 81 hiN Per oentum per AnnuIn. secured BY OOnd
and surety from the purchaser.
CirculAru, giving detailed description Of the prop
erty, &c, and any other information desired, may
be had upon application 10 this Otifce.
plat of the prOperty may be seen At the once Of
the hesister VI DSods. fay-ttoyille,. n G.
api Chief Of OrtiIIai.C, >. A.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-28
SCHOOL TROUBLES.

PROBABLE RELIGIOUS RUPTURE IN THE SCHOOL AT
BROWN TOWN.
In the village of BrowntoWn. or rather West
Wilmington. just beyond the Western limits of
the city, stands an unpretentious building known
as School No. 20l5, New Castle county This
school has an average attendance of about 7S, and
is under charge Of Miss Ella G.. Finney, OF this
city.
For some time past, however mutterings OF dis
content have hsen disturbing the peaceful sereni-
ty OF this district school, where the "youDg ideas"
Of Browntown, are being fitted and prepared for
the sterner duties Of life. The religious status OF
the school is nearly evenly divided. about half the
scholars being the children of Catholic parents.
and the balance Of parents protesting the Profess
tant faith.
This is the root Of the trouble The Catholic
fathers object TO paying tax for the support Of q
school which is opened daily with Bible reading
| nentiy Protestant-while the Protestant fathers
are equally as decided in their objections 10 bear
ing the whole expense of supporting the school
No open rupture has ensued as yet, bnt the teach
eF is In daily anticipation, Of going out in the
morning and finding the school house closed. One
morning recently, her Bible, was missing but was
restored TO Its accustomed place the next day
She has tiken no action in the matter, further
than 10 refer the trouble to the school COMMITTEES
who, it seems, take very little interest in their
charge, not having visited il since October last
Such Is the state of Affairs, at present, and il Is
70 be hoped that the matter will go no further
The school is a necessary institution in this local-
ty, Is very efficiently conducted, and its closing
would be keediy felt. The religions professions
OF the scholars, Of either creed are not biased or
controlled, and IL would be foolish and injurious
10 close the school which is great benefit to the
children OF the neighborhoOd, for such q triAing
affair.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-28

School BOARD NoNIyATIoNs.--A nomination
election will be held this evening at School No s.
for two members of the Board of Public Educa-
ton. Among those named for the place we hear
of John II. Adams. Isaac J. jenkins, Abner p.
Baiy Stewart Carlisle and DR.. J. p. Wales.
In the 9th Ward, the pominst ton will be held on
Saturday evening, at Grifth's -four store, 9th and
Orange There are three members 20 be nominated d
one for 3 years; one for years and one for l
year. A number Of gentlemen are suggested,
among whom we hear Of 4, Redmond Smith, Ia
member, at presently DR.. d. W. Mau Washing
ton Mason +. F. James, DR.. VIM. Fields, Anther
nv Higgins and DIR. Obed Bailey.
The First Ward nomination will also be held To-
morrow evening, at the White Horse Hotel, Sec
ond and Tatnall streets. One member is TO be
nominated.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-28
CLAYTON HOUSE.
ARE.vALs Up 10 noon TO-DAY

ARRIVALS Up TO NOON To-pAT.
Wm. S. Burton, Milwaukee, Wis.
John Lloyd, New York.
J. Garland Hammer & wife, city
Vim. II. Marvill, Phila, Pa
Mamma Hills, Georgetown, Del.
Henry II. Drunny, Worcester, Mass.
J, p, McColley, Phila. Pa.
f. T. Hopkins, New York.
Mrs. j. A. Phynire, Clarksburg, Va.
Mrs Lang, +"
Andrew c. Gray, New Castle.
Chas. j. Fox Ludlow, Pa.
Benz II. Jefferis & wife, Penn.
B. Hufty & wife, Princess Ann., Md.
Vim. Mela, New York.
+. q. Williams, Baltimore.
J. c. Thompson & wife, Phila, Pa.
H. S. Turner,
Mrs. F. NJ. Citizens,
j. Bailey,
Thos. Kitchen,
Chas. Z. A. Lippincott,
Z. J. Hornblower, New Jersey,
A. b. Young, Birdsboro', Pa
Geo. Copeland, city
VIM. Bush, Z"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-28
SOCIETIES..
MEHr1Nas TINS EvKE1ne.

Fairfax Lodge, No. s, F., at Odd Fell
lows Hail. 80 and King SITS.
Columbia Lodge, No. %, 1 O :. at Odd
FeIo1vSy Hall, Sd ana KinR Sts
Delaware Tribe, No. !, o R NJ, at Red Mems
Hall, 4l5 Market.
Washington Council, No 4, o y A n, at Me.
cbapics' Hsll, 2l9 King st.
Kescns Council, 20, 4 1r., oU A NJ, at Hall
Lady Jefferson Homo Communion, at Hall 5Ol
Market st.
Excelsior Lodge, No I. X Of P, at knights o.
Pythias Hall, 2ll Market st.
Washington Camp, o Of A, at Good Eel
ows' Hall, Sd and Market Sts.
Wilmington Mutual Aid Society, at Fifth anC
Market streets, thiSd story front.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-28
anAerIaf,a SniC.
p sAtUk.PAYl ~ APrII POI. lS1S.

49,. By virtue OF a waC of Lsvari FAacs
IIH to me directed, will be exposed to Public
w Sale, at the Hotel kept by William D. Ford
q tA at Kirkwood. in Pencader hundred, New
Castle county. Delaware,
On MONDAY. April 7th 1879.
At O'Clock, p, m
the following described Real Estate. Wig:
All those two lots pieces or parcels Of Land
with the improV ements, situated near The VILLAGE
OF GLASGOW in Pencader huaderd, New Castle
county and State Of Delaware, the same beins
bounded and described as follows, 70 wit; One
thereof bounded on the south By the New Castle
and FrsnchtoWn Turnpike road. the west hy
lands rmerly belonging 10 James ThompgOn, and
on the east By land formerly II John L1mohey, de-
ceased, and containing By cOmputltion 10 Acres Of
Land, more or less.
The other lot or piece Of Lant Adjoining the
putatiOn One Acre of Land. more Or loss.
Seized aud taken Ia execution as the property of
and Il he sold by
Sheriff oGice. New Castle. March IL. 1921
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-28
TNg oI4Y COUNCIL.
haouLAa MErErro LAsF EvENrNa.

Tho City Council met IN regular sesslo. Last
evening. Mr.. Richardson occupying the ehair.
The Street Committee reported fav0TU9ly ON
the petition Of P. Trainer aud others, iorAn en-.
largement Of the Fifth street sewer ESQmatcd
cost, 5000. Adopted.
Same committed reported that Geo. Cleland's
bake oven, at Second and West streets, was being
built, under the supervision of the Street Com
missioner
The Street Commissioner reported Il men and
"a horses and carts employed; the Chief Engineer
10 men.
The Water Committee reported In favor Of the
extension Of water pipes on Seventh street, be-
tween Adams and jackson, as petitioned for
Estimated cost 500, Adopted.
The Committee on Public Buildings reported
that the closet In the Clerks Office for the recep
tion of papers and stationary, had been built, and
the repairs to the large cell completed. Adopted.
A bill for the work, from VIM II. F0ulk, chair
man Of the above Committee, amounting to
$15S03, was read, and a motion made that 1t be
allowed.
Mr. Hayes objected There was an Ordinance
of the city which provides that all work amount
ing to more than $50, shall be done by contract.
the work performed, but to the principle Of thus
openly violating an established Ordinance, and
creating such dangerous precedent.
Mr.. Finegan also offered simllar objections
Mr.. McIntire said that Mr.. Foulk had stated
the matter to the other members of the Commit
tee, who had offered no objections TO the work
being done by him.
The bill was then passed, an order directed to
be drawn for the amount.
The Lamp Committee reported in favor OF
placing lamp Rt-Scott and duPoht streets, Shall
cross Avenue and Lincoln street, and Gilpin Ave
nue. and Scott street, as petitiOnOd for Estimated
cost, S4S. Adopted.
The following pay rolls were read aud passed
In the usual manner:-Water Department, SPA 25
Street Department, e32S SO; Police Department
$3.50 ~; Miscellaneous Department, &1l25 A.
Mr.. Feblger presented two prop0sals-John
Logue, 80 cents per cubic yard. land R0bt. McIn
tire so cents-for grading the bed Of Elm street
between Van Buren, and Harrison. Referred.
On motion Of Mr.. Foulk, the Committee on
Public Buildings was instructed TO inquire into
the necessary work and cost Of alternating the old
Washington engine house into city offices, and
report at the next meeting.
Petitions for a drain on King street, between
Sixth and Seventh, and Water pipes on French
streets, between Ninth and Tenth, were read aut
| referred
ORDERS.
Robert McI9tire, Sls7.2Q; John Logue, S7OSj
Isaac Murray, 1921. go J. c. File, $l5l.s0 VIM. H
Foulk, S15s.03; Eli Hood, eS55; Henry Prescott
s.; Quinby s. Kent, $39.39; johnson & Bogia
81; Geo. w. Vernon, $54; Jas. Maharlty, $1s3.33
Alex. Montgomery, $3.50; Sundry bondholders
| $7,453,5 so; Commissioners of Sinking Fund &2,
s96; Richard keenan,, S3.79.
On motion, Council adjourned.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-28
OBSTACLES 70 MARRLACE

Happy Relief FOR YOuHG Men from the
effects Of Errors and Abuses ia early life Man
hood restored Impedimcuts = Marriage removed
New methoi Of treatment New aud rcmarka h g
remedies Books and Circulars sent free. IN sealed
envelopes - -
Ninth ST PHILADELPHIA, Pa. an Institution having
high reputation Tor hon7rab Q conduct and pro-
fession ii skill niar21-dlaWsW2m
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-28

A PRoBABLF syIcIB&-vT TheOphilus Goodwin,
formerly residentof Dove, was found deadnear
Folly Woods on the road leading from Whining
ton to Newport, about 9o'clOck Wednesday night.
1t is supposed BY his friends here that, not find
ing work in Wilmington, as he expected. he
became dIsheaFtened and Committed suicide by
taking poison He is a single man and resided
for some time in Dover where he has 9 brother
living. He was about 26 years old,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-28
sRcr1H - sale.

hAAA, BY virtue af Wnt Of Levari FAciaz To me
3.la directed, will be exposed to Rubhs Sale, at
w the Hotel of George Whitfield, in the town
N of New Castle, in New CsRtle hundred. New
Castle county, Delaware.
on SATURDAY April 5th. 1873,
At 2 o'clock, M,
the following described Real Estate. viEj
All that certain plantation tract of land with
the BUILDINGS and imprayements thereon erected,
situated near the town Of New Castle, Ia New Gas
tie hundred, in said county Of New Castle, bounded
on the northeast by land nov or late Of Thomas
Speakman on the south east by the river Delaware,
on the south west by land now or late OF William
Booth and on the norta an northwest by the State
road leading from the town nf Nav Castle to the
city Of WILMINGTON. containing los Acres Of Land
and Marsh, be the same more 81 less 80
Seized and taken in Tccption as the property u
Motion c. Rogers aud Sarah S. Rogers his wife, and
{. t., and to Ne sold By
ROBERT L. ARMSTRONG. Sheriff.
SheriFs Office. New Castle. March u. 1881
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-28
CITY ITEMS,

ALFRED WALTON. Druggist, No. 255 Maske
street. respectfully informs his friend and the public
in general that he keers hand all descriptions Of
medicines. and that competent person is at all
times ready to prescribe for such sick call at ths
store and that no charge is made except the regular
price Of the medicines Tie same riee as they would
pay anywhere else; but that ne one Is visited at
their residences
Healthy childhood insure robust mahh'3''
your little ones ON Ilr lIEes ood
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-28

RoBBERY AT PocoPsIN STATIoN.-on Wednes
DAY evening, the station houss at Pocopsn. Pa.
on the Wilmington and Reading Railroad, was
entered, and robbed of double-baTreiled shot
gun, the station keys, and q number Of other srt-
cles. The next day a negro vas arrested aud
confined in the West Chester jail. charged with
being concerned i'll the robbery. He admitted the
charge and stated that his accomplce, ono VIM.
Rudolph, had gone to Wilmington, with portion
of the punder The station agent came TO this
city yesterday, and soon arrested Rudolph. whom
he had confined in the City Hall cells. lie ad-
mtte1 the charge, and stated that he had sold the
gun and keys 10 H. HechoiT, King street, above
second, for three dollars and half. The articles
were recovered, and this morning. the agent took
Rudolph to West Chester where he will be con-
fined in Jail until the next term of Court
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-28
Steam AtomIzers,

For the Inhalation OF atomizel fluids in tao treat
menf OF chronic diseases Of the throat air passages
and lungs Being SELF acting they produced an even
and continuous how ofsT-ay without inconvenience
OF labor. During the iSt two or three wears We
have supplied several dozen Of these atori1 and
in most cases with very satisfactory results.
r. BRINGHURST a. Gu, Apothccarics.
Cnrnnr SITth and Mn ket streets
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-28
Sheriff,s sale:

80, By virtue % q writ Of LevaFi Eaeias.
nj TO me directed, will be exposed TO Public
NJ Sale. % the Hotel o. George Whitfield In
asH fhe town. hundred and county Of New Cas-
tic. Delaware,
on SATURDAY, April 9th, 1873,
at2 o'clock, II. NJ,
the following described Real Estate. viE:
All thhGcertain plantation and tract Of Land and
Marsh situate. lyiRe and bolns Ia the hundred and
county Of Neg Castle. In the State Of Delaware,
known &c the Hamburg Farm" Which Is bounded
river Delaware; on the north and east BY land for
merly Of VIM. q. Caulk. now Of W. Clay and others
from New Castle to Delaware City. which separates
Il from land Of George B. Rodney, aud the south
ana West By land Of Joseph Barnaby, George Il.
Tybout and Red Lion Crock, texoepting out Of the
farm known as Hamburg Fern" lot Of six acres
lying on the OrthWeSt OF the Delaware City road
aforesaid, and ave acres sold TO George z. TybouO
containing in the whole 500 acres. more or less.
Seized and taken 10 execution as the property OF
Erasus Lodge and Jane .. his wife, and to be sold
by ROBERT l.. ARMSTRONG, Sheriff.
Sherirs Office. New Castle, March Is. 1881
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-28
CITY NOTICES.
perfume Aorl!zers

An elegant, pleasing simple and useful apparatus
ney scentinR the clothing handkerchief and lair
and for making cooling and soothing applications oil
water or other liquids, for headache ihamea eyes,
burns sensitive surfaces &c also Tor dislntecVlne
aud reTfulning the sick room. For safe by
J.. BRINGlURST K 60.
Cnrnnr Sixth and MArknl strea.s.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-28
Registers Order,

RgaIsTER's 0FFtOE
New Castle County, January2Sth. is7s.
Upon the application Of EICT0R Dupont,
Executor Of CHARLES /, DuPONT. .Jr. late Of
ChTstiana hundred, in said county, deceased; Il
ls ordered and directed by the. Register
that the Executor aforesaid give notice OF the
granting of Letters TestamentsFy upon tho IL
tate Of the. deceased, with the date Of granting
ing thereof, by caHsing advertisements to Ia
posted within forty days rom the date of such
Letters, in six of the most public places Of the
County of New Castle. requiring all persons hav
ing demands against The Estate to present the
same, or 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
Delaware Gazette, n newspaper published n Viii
niDgton, and to becOntinued therein two months.
C--) Given underthe hand aud Seal ofOHiea OF
the Register Fesaid attn ew Castle, id New
49, Castle CoGuty aforeaid, the day and ysur
above written, B, GIBBS, Register.
NOTICE.
Allpersonshavipge claims against Il Estat Of I'll
DECEASED must PRESENT. same duly attested to the
Executor or before January 18th, 1874. or abide
the Act Of Assembly In such case made and pTod4
ded. VICTOR 'DaR0AF: Executor.
WILMINGTON. Del. Jan. ~ 2m
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-28

A Coon MovE.-The Delaware S. Il. L. Co,
proposes to sprinkle Market Street, the coming
Summer. providing merchants on that thorough
fare are willing to contribute sufficient amount
to pay the expense thereof. Committees are now
soliciting subscriptions for the purpose and we
hope they will be successful Each store on the
street is asked only 10 pay % cents per week.
which is a small amount if the sprinkling be well
done, as we have no doubt it will be.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-28

ers of express and other wagons, corner of Third
and Walnut streets, have just completed a fine
wsgon for Gottleib Khefuss, baker of this city. =
The wagon is built in a strong and durable man.
ner and is provided with a large bread box, which
can be readily taken out and in, from the rear. -
There are also sliding doors iH each side. The
body and running gear are painted in light yel-
low and carmine, aud the curtains are handsome
Iy painted. The vehicle presents very fine ap-
pearance and is an excellent specimen of the
quality of work turned out by this firm.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-28

FATAL AccIDENT.--On Thursday morning
about G30, Joseph King, young man aged about
10 years, was instantly killed on the "Old Road
al the West Chester Intersection, King had for
sometime past been in the habit of sleeping in
the depot Mt the Intersection, and doing little
chores for the station agent, and shifting cars
While thus engaged, on Thursday morning, he
fell between the bumpers of a freight and pass
engsr car, while trying to compile them, and the
wheels o; the former passed over him killing him
instantly.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-28

FINGERS MAsHKD.-James Tooney,a an employee
of the F., w. & b. r. Il. Co, had three fingers OF
his right hand mashed on Wednesday afternoon,
while coupling cars at Fourth street crossing, =
One of the fingers was also broken. DIR. Kane at
tended to the injuries.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-28

DEcLINED.-Rev. }. NJ. p. OFT, of Tennessee,
who was recently called TO the pastorate of the
West Presbyterian Church OF this city, has de-
Clined to accept His letter Of declination, con-
tanning his reasons therefor, win be read from the
pulpit of the church, on Sunday morning.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-28

THRowN FROM A WAoox.-As Mr.. Frank Olm-
stead, of this city, was driving along the cause
way, yestarday afternoon, his horse shed and
threw him from the wagon, iDjuriug his back se-
verely but not seriously.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-28
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Beautiful weather, to-day.

Beautiful weather, to-day.
Home Loan Association meets tonight.
Council held a very short session, last evening.
Good men only should be nominated for the
School Board
Granville WorTcll advertiscs rich dress goods,
new and choice colorlngs.
Four drunks at Police Headquarters, this mora
ing, Filty cents and costs zach.
The Chairman of the Street Committee advcr-
tises for proposals for Macadamizng Fourth ST.
The junction of the different railroads, near
Browntown, impart lively aspect to that locality
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-28
Goal and Wpud.
COAL! coal

THB ENTERPRISE COAL
Il very superior article. free Of dirt and slate
kept under cover. ani delivered promptly. Also
al other superior Goals. By
A. N. KEITHLER,
Successor 20 Joseph Kont
an13-dly Water and West streets
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-28
REaIsTEM,a 0RDRR.

Npw cAcmr n coVTny..x1h h1aeinsfEas asn VsEics. .
Upon the APPLICATION Of John Otto, RxOcntoF Of
John II. Bgidham, late Of Wilmington city. IN said
county. deceased; it 10 0IdeFod and directed
give notice Of the granting Of Letters T0ftamon-
taTy upOn the Estats OF the deceased. With the
date OF granting thereof By causing advertise
ments % be posted within forty days from the date
Of such letter. IN sig ot the most Pybiie places OF
the County OF New CAgGke, requiring all persons hRv-
Ing demands egalnst tbs Esaas 20 pPessnt the sane
GE abide by an Act ef Assembly In sneh ease made
aad provided. And also eanea the tame 20 be Ia
sottos neWspapey DRhIiabed IN WilminRton, and
10 Oe continued therein tive m0nths.
Given unaer the hand cad seal Of once OF
the REGISTER as0resaia at New Castle. n
New Castle eOunky sloFaaaid. the day and
year above written. b. GIBBS RegiBter.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-28
NONE but the YER Y BEST QUALITIES
or AnihFacltean 1 BAT 1mlnots
G. O A L..

Dry aed well scyeenel. are delivered Irom che yard
dse7 Ffeneh etreet Wharf