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M offered. Address nj. n. Low ELL. Erie, I
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An Insult to the Psoa,le.

Surely the Republican orators import
cd from abroad have been made by their
Radical employers to believe that the
people Of Delaware were grossly igno-
rant, and had paid no regard to the edu-
cation of their children. otherwise these
strangers would never have referred to
our people in such disparaging and in
sulting language. If they suppose that
Delawareans are so ignorant as to require
to be lectured in n political campaign on
the subject of common schools, they are
very much misled. Some of these speak
ers would do well to refer to their own
sections and ascertain whether it would
not be better to be sure that their labors
could not be better spent there. This
insolent supervision Of the work Of Del
aware parental duty is regarded as en-
tirely too offcious.
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INTIMIDATION.

Mayor Stokley. of Philadelphia, has
published proclamation, from which we
make the following etract:-
Each officer has been positively in
structed to protect every citizen in his
rights to prevent all breaches Of the
peace. to promptly arrest each and every
person violating the law, and, when call
ed upon by the election officers, to take
into custody every person attempting to
vote illegally, and to have the parties SO
arrested kept in durance until released
by writ of habeas corpus, or other due
process of law"
In addition to "the large police force
the Radicals have great numbers of Dep
uty U. S. Marshals, and the Democrats
no officers. And yet these threats are in
dulged in by Mayor Stokley.
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LICENSE AFFILIATIONS |

NOTICE. /, John H. Ysttsr.. in CON.
~ plianes with the requirements OF the
act Of Assembly insuoh case In .Je and provided
DO hereby fivs notice Tia. shall apply IL IL
tbe Peace and jail Delivery Of the state OF
Delaware. in end for the county q New Gas.
next, A. D., 1874. being the FIRST day Of the
next November torn OF tho said Court, ior o
ers and broysr.. Hotel in the village o, New h!v
pOr,, New Castle County, Del. in School DIS
trict i No. II. and to sell Intoxicating liquors
10 less quantities than one quart, to be drunk
ON the premises, and the following ireenola-
ers recommend the said applioation' 70 w"'
joseph Miller. John Chandler.
John W. sDitcher. James Melvin.
Joseph L. Barra,t, Robert Sindail,
his Harry d. Miller.
James "a SiudalL his
mark, John u Simpson. il;
Wit-Robt Sindall, msrt.
John w, Lyman. Wit Jno simpson Sr..
John b. Hersher. Charles NJ. droome,
his
James q Rsiman.
oetsl.st o. " JOHN II. YETTER.
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THE negro Republican clubs have
made arrangements for parade to-
night. The Democrats should be sure
to give them wide path-in fact we
urge all Democratic white men and boys
to keep at distance; and in no way
molest the blacks; they are only the
simple tools of worse men, who would
like to get Democrats into trouble. Be-
side. the negroes, we are told, have been
armed with axes and razors and pistols,
and. it is said, are desired to get up a
disturbance. Disappoint them if you
can.
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Hon. J. r. LoFLAND exposed him
self 10 the disple asure of his colored
brethren during speech before Re
publican meeting at Roxana, In Balti,
more hundred, few days since, as we
are formed. He saw an old acquain
tance and resident of Milford standing
on the outskirts of the little crowd, and
attempted to make point by saying
There is my old friend, Mr.. Smith
who knows that about Milford they
call me 'nigger trader" "Yes, in
deed" responded Mr.. Smith, "you ant
l have sold many a one of them."-
This response was rather unexpected
and produced something Of sensation
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NJ OTICE.-I. WIN J. Grif5th,a LICENSED re
IN fetailer of goods, wares and inerchan-
disc, do hereby give notice that l shall apply
in writing to the Judges Of the Court Of Gen
ersi Sessions Of the Peace aud Jail Delivery
Of the State Of Delaware. in and for the County
Of New Castle, on Monday the 10th day OF
November. A. D., 1874. being the frst day Of
the next NoYeMber Term. for License to sell
Intoxicating Liquors 10 ousntities not less
than on half gallon. on Main Street. in Town
of Newark. School District No. 80. in White
Clay Creek Hundred, New Castle County,
Del. and the following subs stantial freeh olders
recommend the said application, to wit
Il, p. Bennington, Benjamin Caulk
Jame5 Gibsdh. Henry b. Courtney,
Jesse T. Smith, 4.ek. Ch0ate,
ID. L. Choats. John 0'Donnell, Jr..
Michael Quinien, W.P. Walton,
Roger CoTbit, John C0rbit.
oot38-3ts WIN. +. GklFFITH.
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NOTICE.-in compliance with the require
IN msnts Of the act Of Assembly In such
case made and provided. We hereby give no,
tice that shsli opp y In writing to the Cour'
of General Sessions Of the Peace and Jail De
livery Of the State Of Delaware, in and fol
the County OF New Castle. upon Monday
the 10th day OF November next, A: d 1874
being the first day OF the next November
Term Of the said Court. tor License to keeI
an Inn or Tavern e the N L. Corner .
Twenty first and Market streets. In the
Ninth Ward Of the city Of Wilmington. Della
ware. and to sell intoxicating liquors in lesi
quantities than one quart, 10 be drunk oI
the premises. and the following freebolderI
recommend said application. 10 wit:
+. E. Gallagher. William IL. Patterson.
Charles Uresr, George 4. Barnhiil,
L. Z. johnson. John II. Pierson.
Joseph Jackson. John Bullock.
John carson. lsaac Conner.
j Jesse Eachus, William Swerny.
Patrick Aaggerty. Martin Farrell.
Robert Roberts. Bernard Mevey,
George p. Hall, Benjamin Brierly.
Thom a. B. Turner. william l. Pierce.
William Carter, James Kane,
Lewis Lendermann, James J. Walker.
William X Hope. William N. Kirk.
Charles Y. Domman. Thomas Graves.
oct9e.3t" THOMAS l.. M0USLEY.
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NOTICES.

NoTICE-TO WATER RENTERs.-All
IN All persons who have sold property dur
log the present year must give notice in writ
ing to the Registrar. ut the office of the Water
Department, before the 30th day eff Noven-
Der, 1874 and insert in the notice the name OF
the purebase and the number ofthe property
purchased. Otherwise they will be held iiu :
bic .or the water rent the next year.
Also. all persons who may 'yish to discon
tinue the use OF water. or any portion OF IL
must give notice as above, and ray SEQ for
drawing ierrule. No alteration will be made
in any bill after the above date:
CHARLES BURTON, JR.,
oct3ltnoylGeod tdt0nOy30 Registrar.
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The Radicals are circulating small
bills from which we take the following:
III q man owns house worth two
thousand dollars, with a mortgage on it
for one thousand dollars he is worth one
thousand dollars clear. Under our State
Tax law he pays the whole tax on the
house and on the mortgage too-on three
thousand dollars in all
The law does not compel such persons
as are referred to in the above to pay
the tar on money borrowed On mortga-
ges; i permits then, to agree 10 do SO, and
when they do so agree of course they are
liable.
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ranuing and Simple Sewing Machine. would
do we'll to call at No. 1lS Market street, W II.
Inington. Del. and see one Of the incest Fami-
iy Sewing Machines in the world 1t has no
material if desired without change OF needles
Our hobby is simplicity. durability. light
running. and no threadingup required; self
threading shuttle and self-settiDg needle
discount off for cash. Ladies don'tbuy a
heavy and complicated machine. but get the
light running New American.
rs Market St.. Wilmington, Dol.
jy7dkwlv J. ii. PRIMROSE. Aseat.
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GENERAL NEWS.

George H. Kingsbury. Assistant Receiving
Teller OF the National Bank OF Redemption
at Boston. was arrested yesterday for steal
ing S3l 900 from the bank. he returned
$4,000.
The Milford Five Cents Savings Bank, at
Milford, N. H., has suspended. Its liabilities
are about $500, 900, but will be covered, It 70
believed, by securities held by the bank. II
is likely that the conceln will be wound up.
There is considerable popular feeling against
some Of the officers.
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Keep an Eye on Them.

No negro who has been convicted of
felony has right to vote in this State.
All who have been convicted Of stealing
have lost thsir right to vote, and are
subject to arest, fine aud Imprisonment
If they offer to vote. Look out for them.
We will publish the names Of all such
for Kent and New Castle counties on
Monday. A list Of those for Sussex will
be found in another column,
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Don't make bargain to stay away
from the polls if your Republican neigh
b0r does. That is an old Republican
trick. and the Radical bargainer general
ly sneaks off and votes before night. Go
and vote.
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GzF Large numbers of negroes are be-
ing sent to this city to vote, ILLEGALLY OF
course) in the Radical wards. Many Of
them may be arrested. They are prom
ised work on the city after the election
No doubt by men who are not able to
make these promises good, and the poor
negroes will be here perhaps all winter
as tax upon our charitable people.
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Examine Your Tickets

Every Democrat should carefully ex-
anime his ticket, and be sure that
every name on the ticket is correctly
spelled, and that all the names are on
the ticket.
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VOTE THE WHOLE TICKET.

The Democratic ticket has been en-
dorsed in every Hundred as one OF the
best ever put before our people, and
every man on it should be elected. Vote
the whole ticket; and vote early, 80 that
YOU may assist in getting others to vote.
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NOTICE-The Exhibition Of tho Della
IN ware Institute of Mechanic Arts will be
Nov. 4th. 1874. This extension is made in
compliance with the generally expressed pub
lie desire.
BY order Of the Executive Board
oct30- GEO, W. ROBERTS, Scc'y.
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NJOTICE. II, William Morris. 10 com
IN pliance with the requirements Of the act
of Assembly in such case made and provided do
hereby give notice that shall apply In writing,
to the Court Of General Sessions Of the Peace
and Jail Delivery Of the State Of Delaware.
in and for the County Of New Castle. upon
Monday. the 10th day Of November. a. d .
bsr Term Of the said Court. for a License to
sell intoxicating liquors in quantities not
the premisss; In the town Of Delaware City
School District No; ". Red Lion Hundred,
and the folio ling freeholders recommend the
said application. to wit:
Israel Helms. Geo. W. Reybold,
John Carson. Joseph Brewer.
VIM. M. Wlngate, Michael Mulligan.
]. II. B,geer. John IL. Roberts.
/. Hunter. VIM. Hukii;
James M. CraiR. John FARRELL.
VIM. Davidson. Daniel Coiweli,
Thomas q Rowan, Wm. X Dougherty.
witmN. sTta g. pnce, WIN. vonculin.
John Armour. ,, ,.on,
oct30-3te WIN. NORRIS.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
The Mason & Hamil Organ Co.,

Winns5'p WIZ x, b q & u ITMKEE HIGHEST MEDAL,
lHs isss md PIai Ps.1s 1sc7 4F nmYNQR. at ViSsN.
ASs0hrMEA rot'h BEST CARsNfrINS All NSEsf
CANS In the ohLU, ibcl udinr ns VI Or
with recent improveme ents. not ne' s'yi,s
slfEsWSyil{k SEW f{khSs ioS sssSa 4 Sny aso n
most favorable ever oirsre; a N ENT5, the
I'D WITH PRIVILEGE on FIsans Ei, RENE
TO alm, any part Of the oan,nCHASE.
illus rKAiED CATALOGUES
Qlest. A dress 'entt ire, on Z,
Maso" ~ hamlIn orean ~
Hoss"a. New YorL 20.
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THE LAST SHoT.-A Meeting Of the Dem
Hundred. will be held at the Newark Hotel.
on MONDAY Evening, November 2. 1874. at
7 o'clock, sharp. The Hon. VIM u. White
ley. Geo Gray and Edward Reynolds. Esqrs..
will address the meeting. Democrats. turn
out in force and show to our enemies that the
old party is not dead. but alive and able to
kick. GEU. q. KERR, Prest,
JOSEPH DEAN. Sec'y.
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$4,000 year for Grant and no work
for the workingman. Such are the re-
suits Of Radical rule. Vote the Demo-
cratic ticket.
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II you want more panics. vote the Re-
publican ticket. II you want better
times, vote the Democratic ticket. Take
your choice.
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Reglster's Oruer,
RE0IsTER's OPPICE.

hE0ISrER's OFFICE.
New Castle County, Oct 2ist, 1874.
Upon the application Of James b. 6roome
and James B. Young. Executors of MARY
B. C0UPER. late Of New Castle hundred,
In said county. deceased; 1t Is ordered and
diSected by the Register that tho Executors
af6resaid rive NOTICE 9fthe granting of Let .
ters Testamentary upoh tho Estste 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 Castle. requiring all
persons having demands against the Es-
tate to. present the same. or abide by an
Act Of Assembly In sucb case made and pro
vidsd. And also qqgse the same to be insert
cd within the ssihe period in the Della
ware Gasette, Q nswspaper pQbliIhed In
WILMINGTON. and to be continued therein
f~, Given under the hand and Seal of
LIS. QAoe Of the Register aforesaid, at
49,, Now Castle, In New Castle County
stoSea,d, the day . nd yssr above written.
D, GIBBS. Register.
NOTCH.
Allperson havin claims against the Es
tate OF the deceased must present the same
4Vly 4tteeted to tho Executors on or before
get. 2lst. lS7s. or abide the Act Of Assembly
In such case made and provided.
JAMES B. gRooME,
JAMES b. YOUNG,
AddreH-yamss B. Young, A 8. Sd st. Phils
or James b. Qro0ms. Eikton. Md,
oct2Asod3w
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Not q Candidate.
BRANDYw1NE HUNDRED,
October al. 1874

Understanding that my name has
been used as an Independent candidate
for Representative from Brandywine
Hundred in the next Legislature, l here.
by give notice that I decline to be such
candidate, and that I desire all Of my
friends to support Samuel Handy.
WILLIAM TALLEY.
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Have your teams ready for the election
day. and make out lists of the sick, old
and infirm who are to be taken to the
polla
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WESTERN HOTEL.
N. W. Cor. 4th & Orange Streets,

q. ]. KYLE. PROPRIETOR,
co.. The sboye house has bacn put In
,::s complete repair for the reception Of
N guests. where they will receiye ali the
acco n mo dationl Of a first class b OF el.
Bar filled with choicest wines, liquors, cigars.
&c.. and the table supplied with the best iii Z
market affords. Transient and. permanent
Good .stahling and attentive hsstlers. A
liberal share Of public patronage Is respect
fully solicited.
auK2-d-u
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M \ IKE YOUR own
OR NJ A M ENrS

Such a. Brackets. Picture E,
kets = per Knives, Ciost srhraimes. Gard B1,.
Esses, Exsa; watch Safes. Watch S,nndsp psn ka;ks.
na Exeeasl, n s.w Frame. dozen uaas Hssa&c &C. The
tons for SssaSaifsl ssaa "sS dis. dHa+.
stamp ,na Tor circular. l.. Il =. FMoney Order. or
iso RoI S,asSadw"y ,ss Saratoga sprinss ShfF Co..
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NJ Office -NATURALIZATION.-ln or
IN der to vote at the next Presidential cleo
tion. take out your first papers before the
second Tuesday in November next. First pa
pers taken out at any time in tbs day, and In
the evening from 80 to $50 o'clock. before
the Clerk of the Y, 8. Courts. at his ofics.
tecond story Post Office Building. octl7tonol0
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JOHN A. Martin was yesterday appointed
Internal Revenue Gaager for the Eighteenth
District Of Pennsy lVania.
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the ARTlZANS SAVINGS BANK

the ARTlZANS SAVINGS BANK
SOP Market Street.
Incorporated February %. 1861.
Open TO receive deposits daily from A; N
until 4 y. NJ. and on Tuesday and Sat urday
evenings from I to y O'Clock.
A SEMI ANNUAL DIVIDEND.
Of slx per cent. has been regularly paid on
deposits. since the organization Of the Bank.
and II 10 the expectation Of the Managers. thai
this rate Of dividends will be continued.
When dividends are not withdrawn. they
are accounted a. deposits. Thus permanent
deposits compound their interest twice In each
year.
HANA0ERS.
WILLIAM .. HILLEs. | GEoRaE W. BUsH.
Gas. w. HOyLARr. N. L. LIoHTEnsrEIH,
NArHAN'L +. BESsoE. EDwAap bAnLINsroI
&. n. SrOrs WV. H. SwIBT,
ANTHONY HI00INs,
WINS. HILLEs. Prssidsnt.
4so. W. BpsH. Vice President.
feb2l-'y K. T TAYLOR. Ire SursF
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At Baltimore. 400 special Deputy q. 8.
Narshal' have been sworn 10 to preserve the
peace at the polls on election day.
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HALLS Patent ntsKING cI.,,,,--

V hHi ai ,h GREATLY IMPROVED !, s.
,hie,dinaa. a.o claws. AMI the more on,,.i an iPrin
iosS and Do ;as a1sps Mdqs them wear ao%s % Sy
my other husker Mud. Of thn rna easier than
Samnls, 1. ioar sizes right and ieIt S Ss% ea
yair: Littra discount SC; nSi il d,oys, Isl per-
y1ur Wpsrchant or address aI"ntli,e. Al A:k
oLoVE CO.. Chicago. IIIinni, IL hosklNH
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BANKS AND BANKERS
NIFR0.r NATlONL BANK


DlIeSr NATlONL BAN X
OF hINGION.
Depository Of the Public Moneys,
Financial Agent Of the U0ited ststes
EDWARD BELTS. President,
GEO. D. ARMSTRONG, Cashier.
Paid up Capital. eSOO,OOO
Philadelphia and Nov York Exchange fur
nishe1 to regular Ds'~ssitVrs without charse
Discount days. MonAAys and Thursdsys. At
$50 A. NJ.
DIRECTORS
Clement b. Smyth. IGeorse W. Bush.
Israel Pu.ey. Ell Garrett, ssk
Henry 3. MeCOmb, Joshua T; Heal.
Edward Belts. mar2S
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Atthc Election on Tuesday nect,
Noe. Sd,
Polls open between 8 and 0 o'clock, q.
M, and close at 5 o'clock, p. m.
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Geo. p. Rowell g. Co..
tJhOPOSED AMENDMENT TO THE
1,v C9N SUTTON OF THE STATE or bEI,n.
advertising Agents.
NO. - Fsrk kovv, New York

ShOPOSED AMENDMENT TO THE
Aw S11E SS1EN SIofl0N OF THE STATE OF DkI,.
AN ACT proposing an Amendm.n, IN u. o,..
.tcn :.tl lor me purpose o( empo,oey,no he
Lao. "e"e'o' incorporation
sEGIlON !; Be 1t enacted by the s.nats
ana House Of Representatives OF the SIa ~ nj
it Delaware IN General Assembly met, (two
concnrp; 1i each mouse deemng it necessary and
cohcurring therein. and by and with tLe nn
probation Qi the Governor.) That the lollowipg
amendmept be and the same is hereby I roe
OS pOSea 70 ine seyenteenth section I. Tho sec
70 wit: ty adding to the said ,eotioo 1'iih, H.,
I9iiowlng words, subject to the provisions
aforesaid: The Legislature shall have nownS "s
vide 70 enact general ncorpoIation act. to PR.
literary and manufacturing purposes ior H.,
preservation Of animal and vegetable food
building and loan associations, and for drai,',,
10 sn noI isnds ant ~ and no attempt shall BIZ made
the power OF revocation reserved to lhe Ieeis.
lature in this section.'' " ''' A't''-
SECTION z. And be Il further enacted. That
directed, after the Governor shall hava s1
proved OF the above proposed Amendment
and this act, duly to publish the aboye ura
posed amendment and this act in two or
s,dera;ion OF the people Of this State. Mt least
three and not more than six months before
tne next general election for Senators and
Representatives in this State. "NN
Passed at pouer. april 1873.
A. V. LESLEY.
Speaker of the Senate.
JOSEPH BuRCHENAL,
Speaker OF the house Of Representatives.
STATE OF DELAWARE,
Executive Department
r.;. June I'd, 1874.
baton Of the Governor
And l, JAMES PoNDER Governor of the
state OF Delaware do hereby ex xpress nv al.
proval OF said amendment as PROPOSED in sail
act O''''N i" '"'1
(sEAG Witness my hand and the Great
0OxN |Seal oi said State. the day and year
y ~ aforesaid. VS.
By the Governor. JAMES poNnPR
JOHN II. PAYNTER.
Secretary of State.
STATE OF DELAWARE
Executive Department.
/. JOHN II PAYNTER, Secretary Of STATE nf
the State OF Delaware. do hereby certify thai
the hb9ye s9g taregoing 10 n trno copy OF tho
act 1ntitied An act Proposing an aIn Inendnent
70 the Constituticn for the purpose Of empow-
ering tne Lsgis,ature to enact general Incor-
Poration Law" passed Mt Dover April 3j.
OF the SAID proposed amendment the same
haying been com pared by me with the original
roll now on hle. In this Department.
~ In witness whereof have here
SEAL lunto set my hand and affixed my
0DN jothcial seal at Dover this sixteenth
day OF June. In the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and seyenty-tour
,.o,,. JOHN Ii. PAYNTEK
-e-..o Secretary of State
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DRIVY WELLS CLEANED BY THE
L ODORLESsless Excavating Co. OrCer
left with the Secretary Of the Board Of HOLT
at the City Ii all until further notice). v
bs promptly attended to (neb'.
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&5 5:S2l per day at home. Terms freq A.
XsinYeo ''ess dko. rISsoN 4 Co., port,snd "a
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NJOTICE.-I, Cloud Pisrson. in compli-
N anoe with the. requirements of tho act
OF Assembly In such Case made and provided,
do hereby give notice that shall apply in
writing TO the Court of General Sessions Of
the Peace and Jail Delivery Of the State Of
Delaware. In and for the County Of New
Castle. upon Monday. tho 10th day OF Novsm- :
ber next, A. D., 1874, being the first day OF the
next November term OF the said Cou't. for y
License to keep an Inn or Tavern. called the
Newark Hotel, In the town of Newark. 10
echool District No. ~. m White Clay Creek
Hundred. with the privilege Of selling lntoxi-
citing liquors In less quantities than one
quart, 10 be drunk on the premises, and the
following freeholders recommend the said
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N0TICE.-JAMES ii. .BEGGS has removed
Almonds Building. Bricks Of all kinds on
hand at lowest market rates. iy14u
NOTICE-CITIZRNG' LOAN AsSOCIA-
IN TI0N.-The 4th series OF 500 shares for
sale at 81 90 per share. First payment ON or
before October 1st. next.
sep7tf GEO. c, MARIS, ,Seo'y
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Philndelphia and New York Exchange fur
nishe1 to regular Dss~ssitvrs without charge
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Democratic Nominations

County Ticket.
For Sheriff-MM. II. LAMBS0N.
For Coroner-RICHARp GROVES.
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nossna. New York or co.,. w.