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/ FOR 20 YEARS THE

y sfs.Ls FOR U1iEA hfo;sI III H. 1v>ss1
Standard Of Exec Hence
THROUGHOUT THE 0RLD. 8
Over 90 O,OOO Sold
100000 more than ofsapySf other kind. &
THE NEW WHEELER q WILSON
~ Received in 1873 s.r. ...sss -. 3.
The Highest A,vdtrels at t'se: Rss,a',s !
1'sfs' 2He Goia 5fedds ef The Nary p1aaa
Institute Fair. + y. Y. .'gs
Tle Four Highest Preniaensi iiacla-s;
ding t,Oo medals, j at Georgia State Far. !
BEST OF ALL: Il 8 s,s y q,
Tile Wheeler & Wilson has the appro-
val Of millions of Ladies who have used Z
this well tried machife. Physjcians
certify that it Is the only Lock -Stitcll
Sewing Machine ftfor Family use Its
light and easy motion does not fatigue
Its rapid execution OF work
recommends it to al1 who sew fos . lfy-S;
ing. 1t is the most economical, becauseS
the most tdurable.s, ) ~ = q; "a 80
Our new aud popular No. 6 Mac chine,
adapted for Leather work and generxfe
Manufacturing purposes, is now used by
the leading tailoring estubl lishments aud
shoe cttccriea. $ !.
Send for our circulars, Machines sold
OH easy terms, or monthly payments
taken. Old machines put In ordsr or
received in exchange. ;
Wheeler & WILSON MF'G Co.'S Ogos,
J. Fl. pRUMPo, a gent, ffE =
Augusta, Ga, Coiunibia, S. C. ~! y
w. B. CI.EYES, General Ag'ta &
\ Ssvannan Ga.
April %, 1874 2-1St
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An old woman in Durham, England
claims Brigham Young as her long,
lost husband: lie deserted her and
came to Americs forty years ago.
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GREENWOOD
MALE ACADEMY

VHsHE undersigned wish to inform the
b citizens of this County that the
above-named School is low IN success
full operation.
Students will be prepared for any Col
lege they may wish to attend.
,Ahe rates of tuition are as follows:
primary Branches, $500 per Quarter
Of fifty days.
Introductory Studies iu English
Grammar and Geography, $500
Higher English and Geography,
Bookkeeping, &C., 5000.
Classical Studies, $1,000.
Board can be had for $3.50 per
month, eEa!ayiiye eEaagsyii!y,e: Of washing 80 '"'
'':. d - >" Thomas Duckett,
Rev. T. a. Pope.
Feb. II, 1874 44-6m
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kBBEyILLE BRANCH.

Train lenves Abbcville at OILS A. NJ,
connecting with Down Train from
Grcenville. Leaves Cokesbury at 2.l5
p. NJ, connecting with Up Train from
Columbia. Accommodation Train,
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
Leaves Cokesbury at Ills A. NJ, or on
the arrival of the Down Train from
Greenville. Leaves Abbeville at
O'Clock p. NJ, connecting with Up
Train from Columbia.
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u EW JEWELRY
=!
WILLIAM GLAZE,

~ &.S11AA 42 alb ~ NA@A&AAe
COLUMBIA, S. c.,
EMAS opened a fine selection oi
Ell Ladies' and Gents English, iSwiss
and American WATCHES. Sole Agent
for the celebrated Pauline Watch COM
pany, Philadelphia. Gold Chains, Vest,
Opera, Chatelaines, LeOntine Necklaces,
Diamond Rings and Brooches, Pearl
full and half sets.
SILVER-WARE.
make this line q specially. All Sill
yer sold by mo guaranteed equal to coin.
Some handsome goods in this line, suit
able for Bridal Gifts.
PLATED WARE.
Tea Sets, Cups, Goblets, Castors,
Spoons and Forks, Ice Pitchers, Egg
Stands, Coffee Urns, &c.
Cutlery, Pocket and Table Knives.
HOUSEHOLD AND FANCY GOODS.
Guns-English Double Barrel, Breech-
Loading Rifles, Parlor Rifles, Air Guns,
and full stock of Sporting Goods; Du-
bont & Hazard Powder; Pistols OF vari-
Gus styles. -:
JET AND HORN GOODS.
WILLIAM GLAZE,
March IS, 1874 49-tf
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Kid,,ey G Bladder Complaints,
DR.. RADWAY'S
observation-disclosures

parfectly tasteess elegantly coated with sweet gum.
purge regulate purify, cleanse and strengthen Rad
ways Pills. for the cure Of all disorders Of the stomach
ucsdache Constipation Costlvoness Indigestion Dya.
pepsa Biliousnes Bilious Fever, 1naamnaton Of tho
Boweh Piles, and all Derangemens OF the Internal
Yiscera warranted to ofectA positive euro. Purely
Vegetable, containing no mercury, minerals or delee'
1IeW doses Of RADwAY's PILLS will FREQ tho sys.
tam from all the above named dsorders Price, cent?
80 pnY SrI,D ny DRUGGISTS, 80
FREID "FALsE AND TRUE" Send one letter
stamp to RADWAY CO., No. 81 Warren 81. New
York Information worth Thousands Will DO sent you.
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MANUFACTURERS of Steam Eli
I'VE gines of all sizes; Horse powers,
Circular and Muley Saw Mills, Grist
and Sugar Cane Mills, Flour Mills, Or
namental, House and Store Fronts, Iron
Railings, Agricultural Implements, etc.
Brass and Iron Castings of all kinds
made to order on short notice, and on
the most reasonable terms. Also, man
nfacturers of Cotton Presses.
May %, 1875, 7-12m
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NOTICE TO PLANTERS

HIN purchased Abbeve and
III PATENT STRAIGHT FENCE Geo. r.
Robertson, hereby attention
furnishes "
Being airline fence 6ne-hut its
and constructed be broken by unru
stock orwind @-.
rails need be split to repair old fencing.
recommendation
has in and is preferred to all others.
hav the the following named gentlemen who will gethe
furnish
Right will valid unless untergned
by them.
J. T.. NICHOLSON,
Ninety Six, S. G.
Mai r. A. GRIFFIN Ninety Six, S.
J. n CCFICRAN, Hodges Depot!
JAS L. WHITE, White Hall.
w. n. BRANCH AbbevlleC: H.
DR. WALTER NICHOLSON Speciak
s1'erm for Farm Rights from $500 upward.
Feb. II, 1871 44sm
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SCRAPS.

A Chicago minister is affectionately
advertised as being i'oft Of a job"
A New York dentist gives pre-
MUM chrome for every tooth he
draws. -, ....,. ~
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FEVER AND AGUE.

FEVER AND AGuE curod for fifty cents There 10
not remedial agent In this world that will Fever
and Ague. and all other Malnrlous, Bilious Scarlet,
Typhoid, Yellow, and other Feyers lalded By RAD.
WAYS PILLSl 80 quick as RADWAY'S READY RE.
LIEF. Fifty cents per bottle.
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Sept. 8, 1873, If.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-04
POLICE CASES.

Mrs Brooks, the woman from HageistoWn, Md
who attempted 10 commit suicide Oh Wednesday
afternoon, came back to the cells last oven ug,
still under the influence OF liquor or drugs and
spent the night there. This morning the Mayor
informed her that she must leave the city, aud
she has probably done so.
For throwing stones at Ieigicr's pottery, at
Water aud Orange streets, Dennis Barley, a veiy
bad little boy, was required to pay costs and give
bail IN the SUN OF $lOO to keep the peace.
Mary Smith, colored, laid lolent and unlaWful
hands on the person OF Hannah Mills, a fenisi ie
OF dark complexion. 10 pay costa aud give
peace bail in the sum of $500, was Mary requ'r-
cd
Hannah Brlnkley, col. who probably CONSIDER
ed herself II shiewd hnancier, purchased u cents
worth Of meat from the store o. VIM. H. Msrari-
ty at Eighth and Lombard streets, and while Mr.
III. was weighing The meat, she se zed some small
change from Tho money drawer But the trick
would not work. ler action WIS obsei we'd a
policeman called IN. aud Hannah was marched TO
the City Hall. This MOI nlng she was tried. nd
for appearance at Court IN the sum OF $iOU was
held Sho was "sent over" this afternoon,
Three cases OF drunkenness ave been disDosed
oil since our Last report, nt fifty cents aud cost
each.
Thomas Glasgow, for the theft Of Vinegar
whose case Was reported yesterday. was sent 10
New Caste, to-day, i'll default OF tho required
bali
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-04

The New York World thinks that in that
city there will he a decided reduction In the
price of nearly all houses which have rented
for more than $4,000; and in those which have
heretofore rented for more than $1,000 a
reduction of ten per cent. has been conceded
in most of the leases a'ready executed. inc
increased demand for houses OF moderate
price and the comparative scarciiy OF houses
renting for 81, ,oO0 TO 81 500 year give the
Ow ners of them an advantage which the own
ers of more costly houses, do not possessi Ann
accordingly the demand for such houses al Oe
prices Is greater than the supply. Many people
who have been living In districts whcre nlgn
rents prevails have been compelled 10 Seek
for cheaper residences.
The inter State commerce bill lately passed
in the House contrary 10 all expectation was
passed OF only against an argument oi WIN. T..
Arthur of kentucky az massive and cosent as
that Of John Marshall on The same floor which
made him Chief Justice, but also against 'ne
probability of its pat sage in the Senate ana IN
face OF the certainty that the Supreme Court eV-
EN- as at present. constituted will ON me hiSt &C.
casion tear it into sbrcGs. Fsc's IKE 'hese,
without reference TO the back pay debates "r 'he
..fuggles TO restore the fraDkIug privilege, eho"
how leadership h., iapse.l in The Foity-t'iid d
Cong ress and how far il i rom ie'ng USUALLY
faithfnl reflex of popular sentiment.
it stc,cs that membois OF Congress from
tha West, while intelligent enough on most
questions Of "a practn al business cha'h',o' Z.
VIII not or 90 not more Justly comprehet''
eur oncv ninlterS, and know thai III" nun
Il eds OF millions OF grtenbacks hhoht to-
day are pro, stoti, d,shouoreu notes OF tuc
United States. Ii they did understand
properly thoy would scarcely favor inc
pIoposition to pay thom by the issue VI
more Il dIsbonored notes.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-04
Political Contract y obbinE in Wash
lnntOn.

The Radicals have had '.ellEht''' tine in the
Capital city. In two or three years They hayc run
the people in debt to the amount OF Ih teen TO
fifteen millions VI dollars, no Wit Standing the
taxes LEVIED and collected had been increased To
an alarming extent, and Congress had mado
large appropriations, and taken the control OF
tho city e':nost cni', ally ont oI the hands OF the
resident citizen, by placing tue power III the
hands OF the President and Board OF Public
Works and giving he hight to vote TO all the Mt
gioes who could he hot to come IN from the adj
joining counties of M"'y!' nd ami Virginia.
Congressional Commi,t 3 has been al work
examining into 'ie manner in WI ch The III
tracts were given out by the Board OF Public
Works. The following are two m;nor affairs
that have just transpred. 1t is stated by OF tho
correspondents of New York papc and SO far
has not been denied:
1t appeeis in this CO. taat a Coneres ;onal re.
porter got contract for erecting board fences OH
which In eight months he received $4,000 He
employed sub-contractor to do the work. for S2s,-
700, reaped $2., 900 profit, and now that an in
vestigation is going on he does not appear having
"gone 10 California for his health" In the case
OF sewer for which the Fedel,' treasury paid
thero WAS much testimony about brick Ssvcra.
witnesses testified that they were of a very nfe
fier quality aud that the work during its progress
was i'll charge Of three supe. .utendent', one of
whom was q painter, another a shoemaker, and
the third br,cllayer the la ter beng speedily
discharged "becnuse he new 10 much.' So
long as the other two were in charge there was
no trouble, rs they always kept a man on the
watch for the engine. ny officer who supe. ised
the work, and when he came in sight, "caused
water to be poured on the bricks in order to make
them look darker and better" The Wa.hiHg gtou
taxpayers are naturally iudis 1aut at these aeve-
spements.
Aud so the taxpayers seem to be- in nes,ly every
city where the Radical party rs + en- in power
any great length Of time.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-04
The School Election.
Its PRoGPpss To-DAY-THE CANDIDATES IN
THE VARIOUS WARDS.

Its PRoGPpss To-DAY-THE CANDIDATES IN
THE VARIOUS WARDS.
Tho school election is prol cssng this alter
noon at the vot ng places named below, and in
some of the Wrrds s causing Gers siderable con-
test.
In the Fist Ward. WIN. IL. Pierce is n candi.
date for reelection, rld is opposed by l.. W. Pet
mer end there is u 50 opposition IN several O'heI
Wards.
The full list OF candidates, and the voting
places, I be found appended
First Ward-Wm. Fl. Pierce, l. w. Palmer
polls at School No 10, Second street above Wash
ngton.
Second Ward-J II. Moore; no opposition
Polls at the FELTON, House, Second aud Walnut
streets.
Third Ward-J. Z. FrocF, three years George
w. Vernon one year: no opposi' ion. Polls al
Water Witch Engine House.
Fourth Ward-James Woolcy, Jacob Richard.
son. Polls at City Hall
Fifth Ward-Levi G.. Bird pud Isaac c. Pyle
three years; WIN. II. lamar and VIM. II. L drry
one year. Polls at Lafayette Hote', Ninth and
Shipley streets.
Sixth Ward-R. c. Fralm lIenIy Eckcl-
Polls at Seventh sud Poplar streets.
Seventh Ward-M NJ. Child, Nj. d. Stotsen
burg, Col. A. II. GIimshaw, three ycais Polls al
School No. ., Eleventh and Washington streets
Eighth Ward-Lewis Zebley; no opposii ion =
Polls at School No. 10, Tenth snd K iug streets
Ninth Ward-Dr. L. G. Shoiiledge no oppO
| sition. Polls at Old Academy.
| Tenth Ward-BerDsrd H. Bonner aId Georg,
X. Roberts, three yea.s. Polls at School No. 10
1nere is yet t'me to yo' =, and ever citizen who
| he not yet done so Should 30 and vote at once
Tf'S election is as impoi mt "A murcipal con
| test. end no cit zen shorid neglect b ; duty IL
this respect this a,leinoon.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-04
Tne Pull Down Practice.

Death laughs when he the weak and feeble
bl cd bstered, salivated opiumzed. or griped with
pergatives. He knows that under such treatment
this null down practice is the princ pie which
uostetters Stomach Bitters operate. The ehect o,
this incompatible egetabe restorative Is TO buii
up the system and invigorate the constitution ~
parts appetite and assists digestion. eDrches anl
cleanse the blood, regulates and tones the Wer anu
the bowels, and establishes and perpetuates
healthy habit OF body. BY happy comb.nation
of vegetable extracts--tonic aperient and anti
bilious with pure stimulant. these ehects are
of the pharmac pooia that has the same scope. You
may find among its formulas seourges tor the bow
els. stmuants for tho stomach. sedatives for the
nerves, but no grand combination medicine that
'i%e Hostetters Bitters. is n once tome az az
aperient, a corrective and an Alternative. ZtoS
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-04
The board of IIenlth
SPECIAL MEETING ABATEMENT OF NuIGANCEs
oRDEHfD.

spEciAL MEETING ABATEMENT Oh NUIsANCks
oRDEHf
Yesterday afternoon, at I o'clock, II specisI
session oi the Board of Health WAS held ia the
City Counci Chamber, President McCsv ia The
chair.
lmmo.!' atrly a'icr orgauiIIlior, the Boerd ad-
Jovrned to Ninth and kirkwood Streets where I.
! nuisance consisting Of pond Of s'agnant water
IN the square between Ninth, Tenth, P"ne and
KIRK wood streets, was viewed and ordered to be
abated In three weeks. The Sixth Ward Commit.
tee was instructed to attend to the matter
The Board next viewed the cellar of house
ON fifth street near Spruce, which was made Of
| iensve by some vile stuff which flowed from an
| adjoining property. Where it came from could
not BE- deter ned, but the matter was rcfe red TO
tho Fourth Ward Committee, with instructions
| 70 fnd out the cause and abats the nuisance
The Board then proceeded TO the residence of
William Farrell, on Pori'r street below Seventh,
where they fornd the ce"ar in ve,y Offensi we
manner, produced by the leaking Jm the s..
pool OF n adjoining proper y. THIS nuisance
was referred TO the Sixth Wsrd Committee for
abatement.
The Board then adjourned.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-04
LICENSE APPLICATION.

NJOrICE.-I. JOSEPH 0RMR. in oerPiianse
~ with the Requirements Of the act OF Assem-
bIy in such cases nadeAnd do hereby give
that shs apDliCH,nSsnp ,Sa p.ac. IN nsa y
delivery of the State of Delaware, in and tor the
County of New Castle, upon Monday, the lith GAY
at May next A. d., 1874 being the first day OF the
Nav Term Of ths said Court, Tor License to keep
an inn or Tavern at No. l5 East Fourth street. IN
the Fourth Ward, Of tho City OF WILMINGTON.
Coanty and State aforesa'd being known snrs as tns
thsreia according TO not of Assembly in such case
maie md proyided. The following fteeh0lders
recommend the said Application. 10 WI: g.
Horny Il. Albert. Jshn Fullmer.
Crst. Meyer. julius A: krausrc'
John ID, Kurt Joseph Hayes,
| Joseph Teas, W.P. hair'
James Taylor, George hbeie'
Alexander j. Hart, ftatthew heIn.
Cbas. H. Parry. John n. Barnes,
William Kuny Alexander Keenan,,
Ieonoid Schumacher Francis X. Jacquot,
John IL. Murdock, james =; Heal.
John Eahrenbach aotieib Manmele,
Philip Ross, August Ienweses'
Tho,nas H. Enton James c. Sweattman,
anr,, 81. JOSEPH ORME.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-04

MIDDLEToWN b. & l.. ASSOCIATION, The
Seventh Annual Meeting of this Association
was held last Thursday evening. The audi.
tors submitted report of the transactions of
the association for the past year from wheh
We give the following exiracts:-Receipts
from Dnes-s6o22 90; Interest, 90 3,071 Is; Pre-
miums, 1888 95; Fines, $1O4 75. Expenditures;
Loans. 9,O61 90; Expenses, including State
Tax, $476 08; Withdrawn Stock, S4O5 90; In
terest Oh Stock, $108 SO; Insurance, $l2 80;
Balance in Treasury, 1914 "a.
The whole receipt for seven years, from
various sources, amount to s64, ,631 45. Entire
Shares, 426; Whole amount paid on eacn
Share, $S3 70; Value on each Share, s135 6s;-
Showing the advance per share TO be $51 68
Average premium Of the seven years was 2l
1I10O.
After the close Of the meeting funds sold at
W. ct, 19 per Ct and IA per ct,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-04

In California the currency is Federal money
and the legal rate ofinterest s 7per cent, though
parties may contract for any ate rs high as eigh
teen per cent. the penalty of us1ry being the for
FIXTURE of the excess. Itfass mechanics lien law
and homestead exemption law, by which speci-
hsd property is exempt from attachment. Mort
cages Of personnel property the property must be
transferred. Con acts void OF ever $780, unles,
In writing, or pet pay -nent made. or pa goods
delivered. Property imay be at ached, although
the debt may not be due, ii there is aud con-
cealment or absconding. The v fe holds in sep
arate right property owned by her before mar
rage.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-04
STATE ITEMS.
Fast lro,ters abound IN Georeetov n

Thrt UOttSrs hDOuNU vi tfcufktoNFt
A steam grist mill at Sesfofd, is talked Of.
Street lamps wi be put up in Georgetown
next week.
The Milford Nqra stiii urge, he introduction
of gas into that 'own.
The work on the Breakwaicr X Frankford
Railroad is progressing finely
The Seaiord public schools have heen cl.aed,
owing to the depleted condition Of the Treas
ury.
Though the peaches aio regarded ~ safe, the
small fruits have suffered fl ON the recent severe
weather.
VIM. A. Scribncr and Abbott Il Co., at Mil
ford, have each contracted to brild Large new
schooner.
Dr. Conawsy, OF Seaford, hss sued 'bc Town
Commissioners for the pos session Of q disputed
piece Of ground.
The sum of s., 900 has been subscribed towards
buying the old NJ. f.. Church at Milford, and
converting 1t N public halt
The recently elected "town ia'Lers' OF Fred
erica sre p. T. Carlisle, W. +. Knowles, J. T..
Posiles. James u. Anderson, william l.. iIul-
son.
Work has commenced nj N the Baltimore,
Chesapeake and Delaware Bay Railroad. The
contractors were at Ir:ngtou on Wednesday
looking for laborers.
Mr.. VIM. Eilcgc cd, of Lewes, has Just been
paid by the Mutual Protection Life ), ,u-snce
Company Of Philadelphia. policy ON Ne life
of hs wife, lately deceased.
The Rehoboth Bea"h Camp Meeting Assoc'a-
Ton propose to plant two maple trees IN isont Of
each lot and guarantee the same provided the
lot-hoiders desire and will pay the expense.
Rev. MIR. Ridgway delivered at the Milford
NJ. +. Church, on Thursday evening, March &c,
lecture upon bis travels abroad last summer.
1t was well received by good audience.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-04
THOMAS TOY.

NOTlCE.-In compliance with the requirement.
~ OF he act Of Assembly in such case mads
and provided, the nders igned, trading under Tho
firm name OF p. &C. Shoemaker. hereby give mo-. no.
TOE that he will apply in writing to tho Court Of
eneral Sessions Of the Peace and all Delivery of
The State Of Delaware. in and for the County Of
New Now Castle, nnon Monday, the l1th day OF Nay
Term oi:the sa,d Court for aLicense to sell LIQUOR.
70 aas less than one laaIt in Institute Build
lnf az Sg3 Market street, In the Fifth ard OF The
City Of Wilmington, Delaware. and the followinr
wit: "''"'"'
george A,lmon. Chas. W. Howlaad.
Patrick TaQgsrt. John X. Kane. nj. ID
Chas. q. kunford, 0ranvilie Worrell
y. N. Gnandler, VIM. g Gibbons.
W.T. Wostbrook, Joel Frist.
T. ~. StetsenbuTf. Andrew Wall
T. v otsenbuIg. X. Bucher,
nuw. " hoopes. William Canhy.
lev LIekSl Vi Cisrk. pasmore II. Mitchell,
Jonn II. Wslsaven. James II. Beggs,
a. >. humfoid, Edward Savery,
B. SHOEMAKER.
| aprx n Drusgis,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-04

N0TIcE-I. THOMAS TOY. in eom.,,,,,.
with the requirenepts ia Of ID act of AssembIv IL
epcn case made and provided do hereby give notea
.a.1. Hss 'ns s.i.,Sp ,.Sply T5itns e ths Court Of
OF The State Of Delaware. in and for the Couniyy
OF New Castle. on Monday. the 11th day Of Ma
Term. TOR a. License to keep an Inn or Tayesnn
At the Brandywine R'' ks. known as the William
rem Hotel in I" lana Hundred, in School
districts " ani IA said Hundred. Ne.
Castle County, !, oi Delaware. and to sell in
toxcatng hQuofs IN less quAn than one aus,,
to be drunk on the premises. and the sfoIlowins
freehoiders recommend said application, to wit:
Paul Began. Jamss Bessington,
= Jgmes Toner. Thomas Clarke
william Allison. Phtrick Deaiy.
huEh Holland. james Toy,
Abraha~ Geary, Peter Collins,
hrs Victor Dehan,
James u Patton, Samuel j, Davis.
mask,
lWit.'-Jossph Dover,
apr!-St THOMAS TOY
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-04

NOTICE.. John L. Lewis. in compliance with
IN the requirements OF the act OF Assembly ia such
case made and provided. hereby give notice that
General Sessions Ol the Peace and Jail Delivery OF
the State oi Delaware. in and Tor the County of New
Castle upon Monday. tho llth day Of May next. A.
D. 1874 being the first day of the next May Term OF
the said Court,tor License to keep an nm or Iav.
ern. known the Deer Park Hotel, in the town OF
Newark, School District No 80. IN White Clay Creek
Hundred, and to sell intox xicating liquors in less
uuaniities than one quart, to be drank on the
premises, and the following treeholders recom-
mend. the said application, to witt
James III. Armstrong. Richard Park ins0n,
John A. Reynolds, Jr, jesse j. Smith,
Theodore +. Armstrong. his
John W. Evans. VIM. u Pennington.
BENJAMIN Caulk, mark,
John ODonnell, Jr., Will. I. Riddle,
John Corbet, John Lansendel,
s. X. Choate, Vim. Il. Griffith,
ID. l.. Choate. Henry ID. Courtney.
Thomas Bemester.
apr3 st JOHN E. LEWIS.