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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1873-06-06

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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1873-06-06

with soft counterpart of white light.
smiling at each other. Farmer Dunkin
and his wife were asleep down stairs in
the farmhouse, and the wee Dunkins
were snoring in the garrett chamber, the
moonbeams slyly peeping in upon their
faces through the warped roof-shingles.
In the house the only sound that could
be heard was the slow tick-tick OF the
great kitchen clock, and that really
seemed to make the silence deeper. 1t
would have been just as still around the
house, but for one of the seven little
pigs in the sty-a vain little chap, who
could not sleep for thinking OF himself
and what he was going to be.
{" shall be twice as big as l am now
in week." he said to himself and as
the thought of his future greatness grew
upon him he squealed out aloud,
GA week. week!
His mother, who was only DOING,
sleepily corrected him by saying, "a
month"
Little pigs do not like to be contra
dicted even when they make wrong state
ments, and frequently get very angry at
those who oppose them; at least this
one did, and cried out at the top of his
shrill voice, "a w-e-e-e-k w-e-e-e-k 7"
and the greater the efforts to quiet him
the more he squealed.
Two bears, taking a quiet stroll in the
moonlight, heard the noise, and, looking
at each other in peculiar way, as if to
say, "this must be stopped" they
walked in the direction from which the
sound proceeded, reaching the sty just
as the vain little animal was commencing
w-e-e-e-k." One of them leaned over
the fence, and, putting down paw,
armed with long claws, picked him up
and went away with him. The other
stopped moment, perhaps, to deliver
short lecture on family government, and,
selecting the plumpest of the little ones,
started after his companion.
Farmer Dunkin had turned uneasily
several times as the noise from the sty
reached his ears, and just as the second
were all squealing at once, he suddenly
became wide awake, and leaped out upon
the floor, exclaiming, while hastily
dressing, "Wife, thars somethin' arter
somethin out thar Then he ran to
the kitchen and took down his rifle,
which he always kept loaded, from over
the mantlepiece, and stepped cautiously
out of the door. The two bears were
making off as fast as they cold, but the
nearer one was only short distance
from the house, and the farmer stopped
him where he was by ball from his
rifle. He loaded again, intending to
pursue the other, but by this time his
wife had rushed out of the house, and
the wee Dunkins had tumbled from their
bed, and tumbled down stairs and out
of doors, and they held on to him, de-
claring that he must be killed OF badly
hurt, and that he shouldn't stir step.
1t was some time before they would even
let him go toward the bear he had shot !;
when they did he found it was quite
dead.
The family then returned to the house
and went to bed again. But the three
little Dunkins lay awake, whispering,
for n long time.-Hearth and Home.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-17

DIS MolNEs, Ia, Oct. 16.-DeAnito returns
received up 20 this hour (mldnlght) ut the Of
nee OF the State Register Of tW0-thIrds OF the
state indicate clearly that GOvernOrC Carpenters
ties from which definite returns haVo b0pn re-
celved the reduction In Carpemtef' g majority,
IS compared with his vote In 1871, - B26. De.
spatches also show that the Republicans have
not I Ss was thought yesterday, lost control Of
Ihe House iS composed Of 100 members.-
Full returns elect 3S Republican memberS. 20
members on Independent Republican. anti
Monopoly, and Democratic ticket.
InmtY members are not definitely heard
IRON, but doapAtches indicate that lo-thiFds
Cf tho number viii be Republican, making 3
Total Republican membership II So, or ma
jority.
N the Senate, cOnslcting Of 80 members, q
members hold over, % Of them Republicans
and the rest Democrats.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-17
WILMINGTON. DIt. FRIDAY. OCT. IT. 1873. PRICE
our ESGLEbuE s'nEAaTERsM
mANNERa

English writers who visit this country ali
seem to take offence at "American nannsraD
and they are particularly severe upon oar tabie
VnlgaFites, such as eating with knives instead
OF iorks' and drinking from saucers in place Of
cups; and they take every Oceasiou 70 show us
uP-EeneFally sei1ing upon Exceptional cases 70
prove the rule. The latest instance motel 4 the
following, clipped from the American CORE
POndence Of the Dublin rimes in which Amer-
''e'ite" VIZ " -
Not one American in score ever taRes souD
at dinner. The ordinary hotels seldom. n ever.
have soup. When they have, and the waiters
ask. '.Will you have soupT' the American in
varlaoiy replies, II don't take slops; bring me
roast beef boiled ham. veal outlets. and black
bass" Il fish,, and all these are brought 10 him
IN tne meyer absent wee dishes" with tie "fix-
ins;" and the ordinary regular American' laslv
OF gentleman will try every dish oftheTe.s and
eat great many on them wholly.
None OF our Old Country rules of eolitsners
are at all observed at table. / will give IN
challengable facts, with time and place in
proof
On the 18th Of August went to the Ex-
change Hotel in Franklin, Penn, and STAYED
there week. 1t Is one Of the best hotels in
America; quite as good as the regular hotels in
Dubiin-the Gresham, dc. The ladies and
SS"Ss - SOOA 40 bneI SIT OoWn az the table
lnVarlbly, place an elbow on each side of their
plates to guard these, and frequently Law down
their chins between their hand TO rest their
heads. They remain in this position until food
ia brought them. Inst Thursday, August 2lsl
a very respectable gentleman sitting beside me
"A man worth, l am informed, q quarter Of q
million Of dOllars-blsw his nose three times
during dinner, by just slightly turning round
his head and placing each thumb on q nostril
and sending the contents of the other about the
aooF. IL was all right that there were no car.
pets. he then deliberately wiped mis- nose With
his napkin for pocket-handkerchieE ThiI /.
not one isolated case, but is quite general
have had, in many hotels, 10 leave the tabl,
sick from beaslly conduct like this by gentle
men beside me-yes, by American gentle
men.
Every lady aud genllsmen eats with the kniE
have never seen any exception to this Little
girls (young ladies) and boys are actually showE
how TO do SO at the table, just az We teach ou
children how TO use the fork. / have asked
very respectable Americans why they eat with
the knife, and they just asked me-"Is, it no
the most convenient" l replied: s'Certainl,
not; the fork is by far the most convenient
and they said: ''Well, We don't think 90; an,
We have the right. if you please, sir, to Judge O
our own convenience" Any lady or gentle
men who will run the knife half way into tn,
mouth; and have trembled tc see the DANCE
6fcu ting the jaws or e.; but they somehow DOM
They can thus manage the knife with The Ut
most dexteFity.
This CoTrespondent-nor any Of the writer
who make these wholesale charxes-hav
certainly never baen in 'igood America
. society"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-17
GENERAL NEWS.

The Groton Mills, at WOonsOcket, r. /. are
running on half time. A similar course Is con-
templated in other manufactures.
The Augusta (Ga. Exchange has cOnfOFmed
its cotton classification to that Of New York.
II has heretofore c0rrespOnded with that Of
Liverpool.
The Brunswick and Albany Railroad Of
Georgia. was sold yesterday to its German
bondholders for $3.50, 600. Tho purchasers
sold over 81, 900 900 Of first mortgage bonds Of
the road. .0
The American ana Mexican Claim Commis-
sion has selected Sir Edward Thornton us um-
Plre, and he accepts the position, provided his
Government will consent to his acting In that
capacity.
We have reports from WashingtOn thai:the
81, ,IOS, 100 Of bonds bought in New York dur
ing the panic have been examined and can
celled, and are now practically destroyed, a:
they have been so defaced that their isSuC
again would be again impossible, even If thG
law permitted 1t. After the proper records
have been made In the Ofice Of the Register
they will be burned.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-17
ADansorous practice.

The e1DNANcE PROHIBITING The ERECTION
OF EBAMg HOUSES To BE ENFoRcED-sEv-
ERAL SUCH HOUSES To BE REMOVED.
There exists an Ordinance in this city, pro-
hihiting the erection Of frame houses within the
city limits. notwithstanding which several part
ie6hav0 erected such houses, in violation Of the
Law. This practice is very dangerous and may
result in Pecu6iaFy lUss to the builders, rs the
following will show:
Raeantly petition Was prssentented to the
Gg COuncu. IN inference to such houses being
QOci0d. In the Tenth Ward and praying that
~ pFoVislons Of the Ordinance b0 not enforced
asgiult the owners. The Committee on Public
1nllaings, 70 whom the petition ives referred, A.
t0EeaEsfnlly considering the subject, re ported
Ndsyslly 10 the prayer Of the petitioners.
Yha Commitleo, in their report stated that
theno houaes had been erected in a Temporary
manner, without collaEs or permanent bunda-
tlons. That thsy had been erected without any
co6saltatiCn with the City Surveyor in regard
70 hnilding line, and therefore did not CONFORM
70 the lines OF streets since laid out and extend
Cd u this vicinity. The committee also stated
that The sIgnOn Of the petition were paFtiDs who
Owned property away from this nSfghburhood
and that OWnen Of property adjacent 10 the
houses referred %, complained Of them, and
ViaWd tham ini the light Of dangerous nuis-
ance, "a Acc0nnt Of their liability 70 catch fire
Tha committee therefore RECOMMENDED that the
gE4inanqo - enioEcod, and append 10 the re
port sa1olulion tnalFucting the Mayer and
HlRoa COmminllonaF 10 carry out the provisions
Ofths Law In this and In all other cases, Thc
parogt and the resolution were adopted.
From the above Il will be seen that the Or
dinanca 10 10 bo aEicly enforced and the erectioI
affmmo aFaclnraa. .Of all descriptions prohibited
ParuDns should thaFlore bs careful 10 Observ,
lhb Inv, anauAvs themselves much future trOu
anma 6xpanas.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-17
Fsou the Now York World OftO-day.
TINE ONO GLECTION,

The election in Ohio il altogether the most in
ptEuctiyS contest that has taken place In our re-
OantpoliiicP. It explodss ell thSSQ Quxotie theories
tto9cls2 bf Ne onomies Of the Democratic party
ina NJ g1s4 miseake and disaster last year, aud
q thrOus ~ AoOd q light On the politics d the
9utnn.
me defeat Of tho Ohio Democracy was wished
and eHPoctsd, not only by the supporters of the
Administration, bat bV the whole body Of Liberal
nspabiicanS and tho greater portion of the dis
couFagOd and half-hearted Democrat All the
advocates Of . new opposition party wished the
RsOund cleared BY such an overwhelming aud
Wiling DomocEatie defeat would convince the
coan1gg Of the h0pelessness of maintaining the
DpmniInlic organization. When Ii was found
1hn1 itn stenahast Democracy OF Ohio refused to
1JllOW the advlos Of Judge Groesbock and Gener-
" EWina 20 abandon the Democratic name and
mStRo de party in q new organization, Thousands
Who Woro OaaOI 10 do battle against the Ahmin-
iStEHlton under Q new hag determined to pursue
Q c6aEno which would damage the Democratic
pary, and, they thought, bring it to its senses
om6 1oeeo g 70 suTrondeF. The full weight and
siGnlReAncs Of the Dsmocratic triumph cannot be
lappFooiatoA bq those who forget that ulany oppo-
nAntg oe the AdmimistFation stood aloof and gave
= &Mue 70 ohaulasE baaAnao they disPairbd OF
wlHeMgY umAgr kaom0aEatie Ouspiecs, sala would
n M fho niaanlmtion Of q party which they
- Ada an ian mpeaiment to success. Judge GrJeS-
.4hoshA whole argument consisted in an allegation
. 31ak ne Dem0eEutlc party had Lost its prestige
aana enn4 net vloeoad. We trust that Mr.. (iroeE
-ldhnsk faainasRO though tilid DomOcTat) will bG
=" AGl8a to1nd how cOmPAatsly mlataksn he was in
his estimate, and that his misguided followers
viii rSCoVer their confidence.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-17

AND1Rw JOREsON was expected in answer to q
slenade hast night TO make spesch concerning
be action IN relation 10 the execution Of Mrs
euFFatt The exhibition u only deferred we barn
u oanHOt DO but shameful one and will have no
S8sot, - Andrew johnson will not be accepted Is
e.ealOle Wltness In his OWn behalf, nor in any
rnatssr Uhere the testimony Of honorable men is
oppoaed 20 him. He should remain in the obscu-
Siey.Of his natal hillS.-E EUsry EVsnina.
Andrew johnson happens to be Democrat and
ShssstOES comes in for the censuro aud abuue of
our oontsmPoEary. He is more ''hcnOrable" than
alnSasathS Of those be left in power.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-17
LEGAL-TENDER CERTIFICArEs TO BE I,sUET
TO NATIONAL BANKS

Under the law of Congress of June 8, 1872,
the Secretary Of the Treasury is authorized to
receive deposits bearing no interest, in sums Of
not less than $l0, 900. from national banks, and
TO issue certificates therefor, which certificates
may he used BY the banks as part of their legal
tender reserves and accepted in the settlement
Of Clearing house balances ii The places were
made. Assistant TFeasnFes 81 Now York,
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Cincinnati have
been supplied with the bank certificates aud
authorized to issue same for gFesnback dep 1sits.
Assistant TFegsureFs at Chicago and other
points will be similarly authorized on applica-
ton. The Treasury department decided, upon
the question being raised, that depoaiiory
national banks cannot be authorized TO receive
such deposits, and as . matter Of course cannot
issue these certificates. Nor can Assistant Uni
ted States TreasuFeFs act in the matter unIess
specially authorized by the Treasury Depart
ment, and furnished with certificates Of the
prescribed form.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-17
aan Franolooo'a Vote.

SAX FnAncrsco, oct l8.--Ths total vott OF this
elEy Was Only 1878 n TIE iHdioial election yaS
toraay. NektnstEy, The Independent candidate
Tor fko SupgslRe OOuEt, hes . majority ol LILA
or NaKSa. DOm0orae, and OF Ito over Dwln-
\ -. R0Dlblioan. He Also carries SaerhmentO,
HSn JoSS, and Htoekton By large majoTltles, and
4 e1nolaA by large majority u the statp. The
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-17

The PRESIDENT AND THE BACK-PAY,-
With q preface OF ''ifs" and "buts" HarpeF's
Weekly asks a question and makes q remark.
The question Is, whether the signature that
made the back pay provision effective is not
votes that enacted it. The remark Is. that the
better course OF individual Republicans Is 10
regret, not TO defend the Presidents actions.
Harper's Weekly Is clear In the Conviction
that Gen. Grant ought to have vetoed that
bill, and that bis failure TO do 30 was "a great
dislngenuOus resolutions Of Congressman Hoar
and Senator COnkllng IS q tribe to thin for
practical purposes. "EYen in trying 70 dis
crimlnate they fail, Z" Is It's verdict upon the
performance OF these eminent moral acE0bats.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-17

ADaOwNIF IN A BowL."-The Chicago Times
sayp: HGon. A. i. Burnside. Of Rhodss Ialand
Late major general b The Union army, and
GOnaEal BuckusF, 81 Kentncky, late major
general IN The C0hlsdeFale aFmy, dinei together
Il the Sherman HOuse, IL Chicago, on Sunday
LAT and Ia = glss Of shampagns drowned all
memories ef ihs paah
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-17

The Boston banks ooatinaa thSiF weakly
statement Of averages Of leading itsms. aad IN
their steady Improvement have most as Ring
effect on The public mind. lfour hanks old
make as favorable show, the eject L ia believed
would BE- equally saiuiaTy. So loag as the sx-
hibits are emitted ths inleEisFenee WiH natuF-
ally b against their ehaEaeier. big
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-17

RATIoEsFoR MEaPHIs.-The CommissIOn.
er Of Subsistence at Louisville received orders
Memphis sufferers II. 900 EaGions, Ia addition
TO those aeLt last week. The citiEsns Of Louis
vile hAYe subscribed SIC, 500 for Memphis and
shreveport. A bale Of cOttnn from Walnut
Bend, Arkansas. sentte Be sold for the benefit
Of the Dominion Sisters Of Memphis. has
brought $500, and Il is said the purchaser wlIl
ship Il 10 81. Lonis TO te sold for the nfeFsEs.
Another cotton bale has been aOld in ST. Louis
for the Sufferers ieE $S03 per pound The
Masons Of W aahinglon have contributed $500
for their suffering brslherh in Msmphis end
Shreveport. f
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-17

At DsxioI paEk, Chicago, yesterday, Gold
salih Maid, GlolisE, and Balhav, jrY tFoiied
fJP a pnp1o az 5000. mile healS, Goldsmith
Mad yoa n three straight heats. Timp 2$S3,
AlA 221l.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-17

NOTICE. .-Ths Rirst Moytgaso BondAollsEs Of
N the Wilninaioa and NJ GllsEA n H.. Co.. are
requested 10 nosS q de Beard 81 1faaa RoOn,, al
lsIt0 Ghs Committee ODP0lntVt q Z iaTas:f 9sss-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-17
0Ml0.

ERB CEooRgE CONTngR ron Wharf.-The RESULT
aRtLL IN DOUBT.
CoEUNBus, Ohio, Oct. l6.-Rigurss made al
midniahs by both parties arc excoadingly close.
Tka hSaVy Ropnhileaa losS In AshtahuIa oOuAty
RSaneoa the maiOgity claimed Tor Noyos tO-day.-
Tho lRke.t hQufes are b the eject that the Dem0-
cr1lie 0nlna In ten OF OlaVen conntioa which have
oulY ben hard from hy Tumog, will not hare 10
- g lanRa q the average RAin Of other counties
- oloet Allan by = small majority. II Allen
uhoula b elastsa by Les than 500, there will still
b adOubt On the balance oa the Stats tleltet.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-17
'DXIEY GAZETTE B.
Fhp oonW,oEoIal Advises the Gov.

Fap ooVUUsoEolal Advises the Gov.
etgJf4FnL 70 OgnOT.
~ 1taaggssls that be hhOald take for the Chan-
eSllos1htp:
.'ous e the very hest courses OpAn to him ::
fAelyf lAo asloo1ioA ct Hon. Natharisl b. Smith
-o8 toR ~ place" e't 81
WAY Mr. amithsn In preference to Mr.. spru.
anese Thok names both commence with the zane
lAt.r and the former does not sound any batter
tsAA'tha latter. Both SOund awkward.
Now cAanOsllOr Sanlsbury, or Chancellor WoOt-
aAAnp; nnEhancallOr Faynter /; or Chancellor lore
Og OgChanosllOr Rodney or Chancellor Ridgpley,
sound very well. Bat "CAancSIIOr SmitAprs,' y
why tAat b unmuaioal and We know the Cover.
nogis eoo'SOuid Of sweet sounds to make such an
odaFuuluellon. Try again nsighbOr, perhaps you
wHtosa1ess A~pPy IA your nsEt effort at advising
aDSmOtrAtlc' Governor. t
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-17
IOWA.

CLEAR DEMOCRATIC GAINS THROUGHPUT
STATE THAT HAS HITMERF0 BRKN
ONE THE MOST TENACIOUS
LY RADICAL IN THE
UNION.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-17
oeIlstoh0VO

01 EO REWARD HIllSs aid fer the r.
% xaVNl turn 0f the kAKS loolgn fr0m the
YaqaHt holaO On MARKET stroot, Ninth Ward, en-
SATURDAY,, Aad no Queutioqa askOd. Tha eeak In
VAleh ne knSs WsIs, may p keR, b shs sb3t sA,S3t
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-17

], S. FLOYD, Cashier Of The National Bank Of
Delaware, at Wilmington, d sOlewnly aflTm that
the above statement Is true. 60 the best Of my
knowledge and belief. S.FLOYD. Cashier.
Slate Of DelatOare, Countssaf Nsas Casfls.
day Of October. 1a73. R. n. EWhANkS,
Correct attest: Notary Public
CHARLES WARNER,
HENRY LATIMRR.
III. q. BANNING,
Oekl7-1t Directors.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-17
NOTICES.

NOTIGE-To WATER RKNTKRS.-Au per-
An s0ns Whe have said pTopoEty duIing the pEes-
en6goar, must g1Va nPelqa IN writing 70 0o hegn-
traF. at the once Of the Water Department before
the s0th day Of Ney1RhaB 1878 and insort in the
nottoa the name Ol the purchaser. end number Of
the property Parahaasd, Otherwise they VIII be held
liable for the water rent the noxt year. Also. Az
gatsF or any portion of, itv,mlIt give notice e.
above. and pay - Tor dtRg!Ag fsrTpio. No altsIa-
~ ~ u.ssst@SSt ~ a az ~ bSViSs
been mAAs and bills eQmpltlp1c al psuons in
tsFoste1 are invited 10 cell 80 {ARilO tAa sama.
OetlstO nOvSO ksGistFSr.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-17
LICENsE APPLTCATTONS.

NOTIQE I'VE. JAMES BAXTER aud JOHN P.
An DEykk. do hereby give notice that we shall
apply 70 theJudges Of theCOurt Of General Sessions
81 the Peace and Jail Delivery of the State Of Del
aware N and Tor the County Of New Castle, at the
bef Term. AID. 1873, for License to keep a
disc. at the ", W. corner OF Fourth and MaYket
stEeets, Wilmington, Del. in the 3rd WarJl and the
i9loWtng treeholders recommend the said applica-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-17

A; B. .MITCHEILsdraggiss.hs hereby
IN give notice that sAall sRply 10 the Jadses Of
the Court Of General Sesens of the Peace and all
Delivery Of the State Of Delaware in Aad for the
County % New Castle, a the November Tern. A.
D, 1913, for License 10 dispense spiFituOns liquors.
maaicinAiy, At Fourth and Madison sts.. " Whining
ton, Del. and the following gentlemen reeommsnd
the said Application. via;
Patrick MonAGhan, James Monaghan.
Jn0. Mnpdiek. w. II. Purseer.
Ino. NJ, Scott, Mm. Green.
SHm1 ~. Cloud. CHRISTIAN Ststerhenn,
POfaF MeCioskoy. Christopher DdaRheFty.
Lauia CumminGs, Juo. Crumlsh.
james Clark, Jno. X. DolboW,
II w. Morley, Patrick Regan.
james u Porter. ReSton 9. Nesl
Wm. j. Grips, yno. ~ johnSon.
@. Il, Windlo. lno. Elinn.
JnO. AHDi1, Paris Mitchell,
IEaRals biskta OesiS-St'
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-17

Important DsclsiOn Of the Treasury ne.
PaRamshs,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-17

TNOR BRNT-An 0xeoIIsnt basement in the most
under the GAzRTFn OlAca suitable for barber shop
Rent low. ApDly at this OkeO. OetlA-u
E0R RRNT-A fOar-ROOmed Houss At S per
II month, Apply 70 =. MARSHALL.
Octl7-3t% los w. Seventh street,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-17
BOOTS And SHOES.
A HEAVY STOCK OF FALL AND WINTER
CHEAP BOOTS AND SHOES,

"eNU1H So uO0rs y eNt OF MaFket'
The unlsrlisnsi rsJps- TRULY informs his L..
lends and ths pablo "a at he has on hand
large and welt sele cted stock Of FALIK NJ
AND WINTER BOOTS. SHOES and GAL ~
lhkS, suitable tor Ladies, Gentlemen, Misses and
children, which are manufactured from the best ma
terlal and made IN the best manner and Willbs sOl1
as low aS the sams article can be obtained ia tbs
orany other city. Ladies' aud gentlemen buying AZ
my store will have the advantage Of large and Va
died assortment from which to select q fashionabls
and neat fitting boot or shoe. The publie ara cor
daily invited to call and examine my stock ana
earn my exceedingly loW prices,
ssplo- JOHN X. BABCoCK.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-17

N0TICE--L, GEORGE WILHELMI, do hereby
IN give notice that shall apply TO the Judges Of
the Court OF 0aneral Sessions Of the Peace and Jail
delivery Of the State OF Delaware. in and for the
County Of New Castle, at the November term, A
Ward ia Market street, Wilmington, Del ami the
following freeholders recommend the said appliea-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-17

N0TICE.-I. GEORGE WHITFIELD, do here
of the Court Of General Session. OF the Peace and
Jail Delivery OF the State OF Delaware in and for
the County Of New Castle. at the November Term,
A. ID. 1874 for license to keep Tavern called the
Eagle Hotel, at Nav Castle. in New Castle Hun.
drOd, Del, in School District No. - and the fol-
lowing freehOlders recommend the said appHca-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-17

N0TICE.-I. JACOB HAUSER. do hereby
Of the Court Of General Sessions Of the Peace and
Jail Delivery Of the State Of Delaware, in and
for the County OF New Castle. at the November
Term. A. ID. 1878. for License TO keep a Tavern.
At No.. 500 Orange street. Wilmington. Del ia the
Scd W ard and the following freeholders recommend
The aid annlinnlinn a vii
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-17

AYOTICE.-I, DANIEL MULuERIN. do here
In hy give n0tiee that shall apply tn the
Judges 0fths Court Of Gsaeral Sessions Of the
Peace and jail psl1ysry q the Sta.s OF DslaWsrs
VambsF TsFm. A. d. lS7A for License 10 kesp a
Tavern, at the Village Of ChArlestoHn. in Christi
ana Hundred. Del, School District Nos y and 75.
and the following freeholders recommend the said
The New York herald., 1873-11-11

O7E 9Th Ay., BETWEEN 23D AND PATH Sta.
4 - over the store "A good dressmak ker wishes few
more engagements by the day. week month can cut
and fit ladies' and childrens dresses; operate
Wheeler 4 Wilson'S sewing machine; terms moderate
Call address.