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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-01

AT SMITHS PATTERN BAZAAR, el4 BROADWAY
n east side), near Twentieth street-NEW ARRIVALS
OF beautiful designs JUST IMPORTED, among them the
TAI, most fascinating novelty becoming TO all figures
adapted to any material especially desirable in wash
goods Patterns with cloth models , now ready Pat
ting and basting by our styles .SMITH'S ILLUS
TRATED PATTERN BAZAAR Is JUST OUT for Sum.
mer, filled with all the novelties descriptions and in
structons q fashion. Subscribe, for u Only ONE
A. BURDETTE SMITH, Ola Broadway, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-01


"a and Sc East Fourteenth street, Union square.
BANKRUPT STOCK IN EVERY DEPARTMENT.
a Great sale for one week. commencing MONDAY
Dress Goods saved from The wreck Of the Atlantic
ocloths from the Smash up Of the wyoming oilcoth
Ribbons and rri hanHaS; from failure
on Leonard street.
TTsniyseysn AmS ~; SlessSsa ssiss
H m0hsir and sh pOpa mp plsIds ISL. ,oe
An elegant Japanese. i5c.
guarantee them 10 Be- Il onshird the prices Charged
ssss' 1%ss yfs;' ;s
chs MHdiS e Ta sa' Shaw. ~ 70 Tor SOC.
one %'i,5 ss sfs s:t Sls s'iS !. T. g.
800 best quality S st
r c2is. rs Ingram scaa,
rolls tapestry nsrain s eS ali wool goods 7se
ss Ss ssss a; snssP at q
Mattngs and floor Oicloths, 20c. and CSC.
G. o. D., to any part Of the eS c9Hntry; vrr ~
at the Great Bargain Htssadquarters
AT GAYSoE's
CoRsETs, SKIRTS AND
ToURNUREs.
sPECIALTIEs
SO Broadway, corner Of Twelfth street
GAO Sixth avenue,
sus stEse G5S5s and 1hryesh'h streets
just received.
adapted to any figure.
French Haircoth Skirts and Tournures,
superior style and quality,
at very reasonable prices
ssm he
y WASH
s sTss lie T!a ess RGfs sffSy
T Rs fnS pTEN ASaAky usS o Tor suns
me filled With al the novelties descriptions and n;
sGkbETTk SMITH, f'%i srsad~ssy sssR
TIME COLLINS es WEST ELEVENTH sTRERD
Partisan stvie Ladies' invited to call.
CoMPAGNIE DEs INDIES.
MN VERDE DELIsLE rf FREREs, of tn. comp.sni.
ass ns IN ladies Of
their attention to their productions Of
Laces ana Cashmere shawls,
es 81 Ras Rshe hsa TPa aris "ns
No. Rue de la Regence Bruxeies.
The q BUYING w meet Win equal courtesy 4.
English spoken all over the house.
Pshriaues Dc Dentellss Fabrques de Cashmere des
aisncon % Rue dc Iencrsl Cashmere af umritzur
u DE PERCEvAL.
II. 739 Broadway. opposite Astor place.
Infants wardrobes, from s65 up.
Mopograms ms and Initials nit embroidered to order.
Laces cleaned and I'd m sea equal 70 new
HMh''i Removal
L. SHAW
has removed his well known Hair Establishment to
S64 Bowery corner Fourth street
branch store 1863 Six avenue and begs call the
Goods Of the best quality of hair only OF his i'm
portation and manufacture.
As ! have had numerous complaints from ladies who
have been led astray BY mators OF my ad
which entire building occupy.
The largest stock Of Human Hair Goods in the city.
All hair used in my establishment import and manu-
myself and Of the quality only and if any
expert can prove that use in my goods other quail
which Is generally applied to by other Dealers will re-
can offer to the public inducements which cannot be
superseded by any Of my competitors
All goods warranted as represented.
Finest ss as yyea Halt Switches Solid not dyed
%. e Inches long, ounces weight, g.
B insns: long, ounce: WEIGHT wssn ia
Shaw's patent Hair Switches, soc.
Long Single sing .0urls natural 'nch c y Y ,o,
Brap pcse sc2 as csS's sl ns1 y avenue
between Twenty second and Twenty third streets
Ladies' own hair made over in latest styles
Goods sent G. O. b. by express on receipt Of color and
money, in registered letters or Post office order
ooh ANorHER GRAND DISPLAY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-01

Mourning BOnnets,
u 3d. ~ and $40 Also made order at short notice.
Ribbons
90 cartons 6inch coored taeta Sash Ribbons all silk,
TIC. per yard
s. cartons Finch coored tafeta Sash Ribbons per
yard
One lot OF 6-inch plaid sash Ribbons Sc per yard.
One lot Of 7-inch plaid sash Ribbons, CSC. per yard
rs cartons oil finch col0red grain sash bbOns,
extra fine, 81 rs per yard, worth 81 Sd.
cartons inch black Tafeta all boiled, 81 % worth
81 rs per yard.
new Shades rs cont less than cost OF Importation
French Flowers.
Are now offering our large and elegant assortment of
French Flowers our own Importation ut reduction of
5O per cent.
Dress Trimmings.
Dress and cloak Trimmings Fringes Gimps, Buttons,
One lot OF white cotton Trimmings at half price.
Parasols and
Sun Umbrellas
marked down.
Our large and well assorted stock of Parasos will be
offered still further reduction weeks prices
JOHNSON. BURNS 4 CO.,
"a and SO East Fourteenth street. Union square.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-01

As the Superintendent OF our Suit and Cloak Depart.
men sails FOR Europe in q few weeks, in order
Fall purchases have determined to offer all our
Suits sweeping reduction close them out
before his departure.
Our "Bismarckn Stripe Suits reduced to 81 &c.
Our real Linen Suits neatly trimmed with ruffe, re-
duced to "a go
N7a
Our Wash Poplin Redingotes reduced to s. u.s.
Our assortment richly braided Linen Suits AL
paca Grenaiine and Berlin" STUFF Suits all reduced to
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-01

A JAMES MCREERY CO.'S,
n Broadway and Eleventh street,
Real India Camels Hair shawls.
We clearing out the balance of stock Of real
india Stella and Calcutta Shawls in red and black
tres, at q great sacrifice.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-01

AT SMITHS PATTERN BAZAAR, sll BROADWAY
- east side), near Twentieth street-NEW ARRIVALS
o. beautiful designs, JUST IMPORTED among them the
TAI most fascinating novelty becoming ali figures,
euhpeu 10 any material, especially desirable in wash
gooas et raerns with cloth models ready Pat
Terms nt!eu 70 the form, WARRANTED PERFECT cut
ting And Blasting by our styles "sMITHis illus.
TkATED fATIEkN BAZAARh 10 JUST OUT for sum.
mers nlled with all the novelties and in
strIcftions Of isihiop Subscribe Only ONE
A. BURDETTE SMITH, 9l4 Broadway New Yerk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-01
Our Great sale of
Lace Shawls and Sacque,


still continues Our real Llama Goods have been
ined by connoisseurs and pronounced to be 90
them at fearful sacrifice, and offer them below the gold
cost OF importation.
Beautiful real Llama shawls at $450 IS So s. and up
to $40.
Elegant sacques and Domans at &c. 81 So 80 $40 rs and
up to $50.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-10-27

THE Fastest TINE on REcoKp.--Golc-
smllh Maids fastest trotting time on record,
III l'l, has been beaten by Occidcnt of Cali
tornia, who trotted a mile in 2:l03-4: A Cali
iornia paper says: As Occident, with clock
like motion, trotted down the track, in front of
the grand stand, he was loudly cheered Inv
thousands OF voices. lunumerahle stop wat ches
were produced; there was ios,lug aud sllirm.
ishn2 for the position fIonl which the best yirw
TW'IY NM sII1'7r'', ana ,hci all waited Iptyuis
" iut l'" event I'll" running horse, Brown
Dlck, Was brought out to keep him conp,uv
and after little preliminary scoring The beII
was tapped, aud Occident shot past the scnre
Brown Dick some distance behind. Tenn,nt
handled the horse in splendid style, and the
eager cIoW'l breathlessy watched the little bay
beauty as lac went 'striding onward TO Tho.
quarter pole. With ncaest, faultless trotiinp
lie passed HE pol" in 30 IL seconds, without
apparent cXci'hin, tnd went on without cEnr.
Increasing his speed in HE second quarter Il
seconds, pa slug the hali-mih' pole In l:l0 IT..
Trnuan holding hard and Brown Dirl, Gallant
" following GA. On the ihId quarter Tenant
lll In down tp lis work. and the plre was
increased, the Lu-tarn bns rounded i'm rani,l
fashion, and tli" noble horse swuns iuln ia,
home 81 oich At terrific .aii. As he came
Gown The long stretch not An exclamation was
heard hu' wien h. passed itud'i the line " ILL.,
ON having iAa'ic a skip ~ Il break, in the won
G'rlul 'ime Of -;lt.'-l, iltr Suppressed excite
mrnl at III" c"nr'Trsr found vent in louI am,
ringing shoN's in honor nf III goat iriaunl n,
Tine gallant null iafofie Of California.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-10-27

As the nights rapidly becoming longer when
more artificial lii hit is necessary it behooves all those
requiring good
ILL CMINATING OIL
To- examine care lilly and ascertain beyond the ros-
S9ity of doubt, Is perfect safety. II Is an estab-
lshed fact that ou r-iths of the ordinary coal oil
found In the market squite nfamma BILE and danger
Gus ignting readily ordinary Temperatures when
brought In contact viii the fame OF a lighted match
during the winter the newspapers almost daily re-
cord the fact Of great suffering and terrible deaths
rom the taking fire of 9al oil by the breaking up
settling OF lamps.
All danger of this cond iton OF affairs might DO en-
t'rtly avoided by the use Vt
PRATT"S A 9TRAL OIL,
lree not only from the Hanger of explosion. hut
so rom The danger of the oil taking fre should tho
lamp be upset or broken.
We can endors this oil as
EXTRA S APE,
with tho fullest confidence, after an experience of
over three years, during wht period we have hand
td upwards of torty-two til ousand ga, IONS which
mas been used in thousands families =. th greet
satisfaction, and from the OF which no fdent
has occurred. either directly o. Indirectly ~
large stock just received nd for sails who,os.t,
or retail at the lowest rates. the mann ,.rtnrar,
agents, T.. BRINGHJ .RST' - 70
Wholesale and eta Druggists,
Corner of sixth anu Market Streets
''-" Wilmington.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-10-27

low IN PAYS 10 ApVEWrI-L We loaIu
if"in III" Transcript that professor II dancing
recently came to Atddlouwu to teach the ari .
lie bearded at illa MhiilrtoWn hotel, krlt Nv
John q. l."wber, formerly 4 resident of noycr
was very successful, hit failed 20 pay his bolrd
oill. One day lie lift suddrniv OWN, Nh
Lo"tor ~. Mr.. l.. know not w.a.r tho pro-
lessor tad gong bar tii,r. ever brn.ggoI In k
Tor coed m"u'ins people. his opportunity ar :
wa aud Ii" fastened "a 81 i2a it, The uroG .,,.
while staying N n"ighborin. town in anoihcr
slate, lost some money, and knowing the value
"i printers ink, malc his loss known through
the paper Alas for him, That advertisement
got INTO iln hands Of his financial enemy. Low
Der at once set about coulliving plan 10 catrl
his Prey. He answered tia, ''adycr," and unde r
a irlsnrd name invited the professor to meet
ann at T"wusrnd, and lee might hear from his
os'.m"nry. Not sHep"cttts tho trap. the prr-
lss"i came hut ilnaainn his sorrow when it,
stead OF The WISHED for finder rf his lost tre1-
su!" llc timd II risrlf confronted by his ouo,,-
dun landlord atl an iiccr nfih, Law.
We wouldn't Ike Ia record al he said. We
nave n das.es rnol-ls S.liioe it 10 saw HAT
he went sonowlilil and reluctantly back Ia
MddImuWu, ud At last r,mnmborritha hoard
nUl and learned that hotel keepers bills had 10
nn pad' II" ''rraH II tllnn N a saddcr and n
less nouryed mai', but as he never win 90
l" MIGuIyt"" u ts.tla' IL" not il anybody would
pay him $500.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-10-27

How TO ATTAIN ELoQuENck-The pers.
ration OF Lord Brougham's celebrated defence
of Queen Caroline against the charges of her
brutal husband, George w., Is considered one
of tie most eloquent passages In the English
language. In a letter from Lord Brousham to
Zachary Macauey, father Of the historian, he
writes:
81 composed the peroration of my speech for
the Queen, in the Lords, after reading and re-
peatlng Demosthenes for three or four weeks,
and composed it twenty times over at least,
and IL certainly succeeded in very extruordi-
rary degree and far above any merits of its own,
rms leads me to remark that though speaking,
with writing beforehand, is very well until the
habit of easy speaking Is acquired, vet after
that one can never write too much. This is
quite clear. 1t is laborious, no doubt, and |:
mere dlificnit beyond comparison than speaking
ohflilnd. Bat il Is necessary IN perfect oratory
aud at any rate it Is necessary TO acquire TIN
habit OF correct diction But fco farther, aud
say thai even To the end of mans life he mus,
prepare word for word, most Of his finer pas.
sleas.'
II Is said that Cicero acquired Lis rich vncab.
ulaiN hy uanslating Greek into Latin
Nlui'nn init devoted much lime for ten wears
N lrailsla'ing Latin into English. lie thus at.
tanned wonderful mastery over the Englisl
language. Words were his tools, his weapons
ana he Welded them withpnwcr which las sci
dom been surpassed
Nuins Chonle pursued This pan of Translation
through his Whole life for every foreign wor,
LAIN, Greek German or French, cndeayorinl
- ma ii'e or SIX corresponding English words
"lhis exercise his hin-rnphcr SAYS, she Der
a'N'f"n ~ "al'v' even IN the midst of the mos
alddous business. Five mnurcs a lay If =,
more" he would seize in ihn morning tor hi
tt,k. Iacitus was his f;ivorte author for lin
purpose, and pautIis. 'Cicero,' he said. sthoual
noble, could he too easily rendered into chcal
and common English ; aud not rare Enelisi
lhAl one ought TO command whp is aiming t,
control Il jluy's ear"
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-10-27

NEW i"lK MIlt"vAlEN>- E,clybody
KNOWS low roulman Hing fl is to overcast.
nla'c ihol, 5 r'uu.s specially when they get
w Ih'" Ia" l1H." figures. y correspondent
VINO Processes 10 have mean, uf kuowlc,icr. as
HrIis that most ii iho large fortunes of Nrw
"iNrrs ~" thus rNsG,scIatod, lie SAYS the
iiorlun'S '' Cornelius Vanderbilt, Alexander
l. stewart an! William y. Aston are now rem.
r'srniedat SIOO,ua1,UD, each, albeit il is tloult
''l II ans pl ihrm has half MS much. A,,nr
may tnrn "ah, with his land aud leases. To- Ia,
worth SIuVun mo bat Stewart will moi Lp like.
" 10 loot mp over Stj,bD0.0On and VANDERBILT,
WI 10, lGrNN /" l"We %,iO,UD,OOO t.rorne
"a" rlJ"NS m" r'Wr uiun Of having SlUUDO.
OOo though bali that sum woull prnblLIv I'M
nearer The mari. i'ci"r Cooper ought To he
put down for s2,5DJ,OpJ. Instead of Sj.OOOe0.
iinl.iH IT, lain IT s1,UnOOOl, instead Of Sl5,
OoO,oOO Ia 50 "pp.UO: L. $. .IriIray nj ;. 400
ooo' instead If aiel1,0Gp; August Belmont ut
s2'ooo'ooO, instead Of SG,0uOUO0. Ifrlis lie
lrlr, one cannot help sympahilipg with the
unhappy individuals illus suddenly reduced
from aiutucr To poverty.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-10-27

llE'R %" ~. Observation-Disclosures was
ini,ir u III" 'pnpif Her uf tGc Currency of HE
lhll"d state. - .la oriIinn q, 10 the IrpaIir,
81 til" a'!t'l, uiiAt haii"ird baths, ia tub,iIti
Indebtedness 10 drlmsltur,. Tia. tonntr,iI,'
promptly replied that tie action of the national
banks III entering INTO such an arrangement was
Illegal and in direct violation Of the Nationa
Banking act. Several parties, in consequence
oi ms tpnlen, reported 10 the Comptroller that
Tue National Metropolitan and Second National
banks Of Washington had refused to cash
',hechs OF drposltols whcrruppn the Complrol-
Ter said That he was nGiy to entertain an appli-
cation to put both banks in the hands of A re-
ceivrr. The Comptroller positively declares
That every bank ilai Las substituted certified
cheeks In payment ct actual indebtedness ai lis
counter has incurred tie iomlty affixed bv ,ic
National Nlul,ing at, and that lie is not ,lntl
ell with discretionary power If such banks ave
reported To- him.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-10-27

TIE NEW REMEDY FOR KuFrURE.-A uos
Important IHpention. Sold by The ELASTIC Truss Co,
NO. GNi Broadway, New York City, 1t retains tho
rupture absolutely In ease and comfort, night and
out any exception in any case, and should never DO
taken oil during the short tune Aequiste to perma-
irnt cure. Sent by mail. Circulars Free ANY
druggist or Physician will order this Truss for
You without barge. apr28
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-10-27
REGISTER'S ORDER.


NEW CASTLE COUNTY. August 81, 1878.
Upon the application of Mary L. Armstrong and
William Armstrong, Executorsof James Armstrong
late Of Christana Hundred In said county, deceased
It Is ordered and directed by the Register that the
Executors 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 Now Cnstlc, requiring All
persons having domdlds against tho estate, to pre-
sent the same, o. abide y an Aetof Assembly In
such cases made and provided. "a nd also cause the
same to be inserted within the same period In lie
Delaware REPUBLICAN,. q newspaper published in
Wilmington md TO be continued therein two months
Given under the hand and Seal oi Onlce of tho
Register aforesaid, Mt New Casts, In New Castle
County aforesaid the day and year above written.
D. Gins, REGISTER.
NoticsAn persons having claims against The state
of the deceased must present the same duly attcste
TO the Executors ol Or before August list, 1871 or
abide tho Act of Assembly In such q - i,ndc nnd
provided.
MARY f. ARMSTRONG.
| ~ WILLIAM AEMeTGoNo.
| Auu hsi Now Foiti Del-, Executors
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-10-27
BrOoms! Broons! Brooms!

cash paid for broom corn n roop m.,or,., g.
saS ana r Dfooms sold by the oaen. at the lowest
parties, who furnish the broom co rn nj IN cent, w. 1i
or work done ON shares, q. the " ~ eAeH'
SOUTHEAST CORNER M , rpoNn AVN
SuiPLEY STRF ETS
q EOKGF FTNcu
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-10-27

MONDAY McasINe. ocroDnR n, 1878.

The TIMEs-The complaint OF scarcity of
m ,ney and dull times may he heard on all sides.
This may be expected so long as so many per-
sons are out of employment. Money is now
flowing into this country however, from Eu-
rope, aud as il becomes more abundant, a
change. may be expected. New enterprises will
soon be entered into, old ones revived, and
things will again move on in the accustomed
channel. There is abundance In the land, and
no one should siuf who is willing to work
As means of Fastening change, every per-
son should pay his bills, who eau possibly do
so. Improvements shtuld also he made by all
who have the money ell hand or can procure it
without sacrifice. The proper time to improve
property, to build Ii, u es, or buy land, Is when
business is dull. When trade Is stagnant, and
any change must be Tor the better.
Those who la, Q III. means in baud should
now make their winter purchases ofdr, goods,
boots, hats aud jewelry. The cash laid out at
tic present time W i'll do an immense amount
of good. Not dollar sboud be boarded OF
Withdrawn from USE. 1t had better he placed III
the Saving Bink,or loaned 10 friend who is re.
liable, than be- placed in a chest or drawer. To
our country friends We would say now is the
time 10 make your purchases, and thus contrib.
ute To enable business TO resume Its former
buoyancy.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-10-27
Chlldren often Look Pale and
Sick

ach. '' ' !" 'hp SI"hl-
BROWNS vERMIFuGE coMFIrs
VIII destroy Worms without injury to the child heinz
pecety WHITE and tree from all cOlOring or other
Injurious ingredients usually used in worm rrcunr,
Tons. CURTIS * RIt0WN, Prcurietor. i
No. 2i5 Fulton Street New yprl.
sold by Druggists and CHEMISTS and dealers IN
Medicihes al Twenty five cents a box. ili-Ityv
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-10-27
REGISTERS ORDER.

REGISTERS OFFICE,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, August 10, 1873
T Upon the application OF Abraham Cannon, EXccu-
u tor OF Jane Morrison, late of White clay Creek
Hundred, in said County, deceased 1t is ordered and
directed by the Register that the Executor aforesaid
give notice of the granting of Letters Tesamentary
upon the Estate of the deceased, with the date ul
CHANTING thereof by causing advertisements to be
posted within forty days from the date al such LEI,
ters, 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 AIDE an provided.
And also cause the same to be deserted within the
same period In the Delaware Republican, newspa-
per published in Wilmington and to be continued
therein two months.
(-->) Given under the hand ami Seal of ONCE OF
IT'S the Register aforesaid, at Sew Castle, IN New
IN Castle County aforesaid, the day and year
| above written. Is. GIBBS Register.
NOTICE.-AH persons having claims against the
Estate Of the deceased must pre- ent the same duly
attested tn the Executor, or before August ~,
1874, abide the Act Of Assembly in such made
| and provided. ABRAHAM CANNON,
| Address, Christiana Del. Executor.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-10-27
STRAY HE IFER.

Straycd away from the prer,is Va of thu sphs,r,h A.
III New Castle Hunlrea aaoutt he middle aS -
SGpto mber, Il RkD HEIBEIs, thr &c yenra o,d fHIH
OF largo size. Any one giyin, informaton -.
uh, WIN ie'tu 10 her recoveryJW II be paid reward
Vi rive DOLLARS. oct9-3t* GORGE WHITE
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-10-27
No Cure No Paw !
DYSPEPSIA

<zy ~ e. Y. Is DGSPETsIA
| WAekn MEF- i'Grmancnly cnre.l IN every
&SEGtSH EAGiE
| .s#ftS&;&. DYSPEPSIA TI;OCuES
In %38XEST They will Immediately correct
tIvQpfpo, cruF la SOUR stomach. cure hpntt-
s.s.e sa9snGS hmrn, sickness, or t,n in Stun
ach, costveness, liver complaint headache ,t. o,
For sale by all druggists. Price 81 cents per Boy
NEbEkEt " CO., ProprictOrs, Philadelphia Pa.
angis.Gmw
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-10-27
MARRIED.

Oct. 23d 1875, at 81. raul's Catholic Church.
ny Rev. Father NJ. Y. FIllon, Mr.. j. Bern,ri
Fuilmcr and Maggie Besoingtol, both Of this
city. '''''
In Philadelphia, on the 23d inst, by the Rev.
JACOB iodl, Mr.. George IL. Murphy to Miss
Lizzie A. Underwood. both of this city.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-10-27
REGIsTER's ORDER.

REGISTER'S OFFICE,
NEW CAsrLR COUNTY, August 18th 1873.
Upon the application of Hannah w. Zeblcy
~ Executrix Of Jacob Zebey. late OF BRANDY
wine Hundred, IN said County, deceased; it is Or
dered and directed by the Register that the ENccl
tor aforesaid, give notice OF the granting Uf let
tiers Tesiamentary dpon the Estate OF tl,c dc ceased
with the date OF granting thereof by causing adycr
tsements to BIO posted within 10 days from the date OF
such letters, insix of the most public places tho
County OF New Castle, requiring all persons hay.
Ing demands against the Estate 10 prest ut the same
or abide by an Act OF Assembly In such made
and provided. And also cause the To he it,-
serted within the same period, III the DELAWARE
REP PUBLICAN, nnewspapcr published ~ Whining
ton, and to be continued therein two months.
(~~~) Given under the hand and Seal OF ONCE of
H. the Register aforesaid, at New Castle. In New
(~>~~ Castle County aforesaid. the day and year
above written. Is. GIBBS, Register.
NOTICE. All persons having claims against tho
Estate of the deceased must present the duly
tested to the ESccutrix on before August lstn,
1874, or abide the vt ofAsscmbly In case made
| and provided.
| HANNAH W. ZEBLEY,
| Sep. 4-2m Wilmington. Del. Exccutrix.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-10-27

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