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I.EGIkLATIVE ASSEMBLY.

COtNClL--Ihe Council met last evening"
anc House bills for the relief of j. L. jenkins;
Tor CONCERNING and opening an alley in square
NO. 100; ID repeal an act imposing license on
commercial agents; to be served on owners of
property in certain cases, and for the relief OF
the Potomac Insurance company, OF George
town, were referred.
Mr.. Buker, from the committee on national
relations. to which had been roferred Council
Dill No. 3, for the equalization of general aud
special taxes in the District of Columbia with
House amendments thereto, reported the sau,e
back, with the recommendation that the COun-
Gil refuse to concur in said amendments and
asked that committee of conference be ap-
90 nted on the t.ssgreeing votes of the two
houses. The report was adopted, and the chair
appointed Messrs. Buker, Riley, AMI Brooks as
the committee.
Mr.. Brooks submitted resolution as follows:
where's the frs. section OF the act Of Congress
oropry in the District o G oneTa esT wt
gre n justice and hardship upon the taxpayers of
5Ie than eco Il he par en Of a.
20 1 sreeIsI ana genera and whereas one half OF
BY The Unisd States, upon hie6 NO taxe. wbst
ever are paid: Thf refore, Re 1t
United states be- ard is hereby ost resesci ~ t
reqHested In behalf Of Justice and the tax payers OF
set apSroTea Junss H. % WHICH, proVdes 81 fss
from and after IFS passage all churches and school
nnnses snd al gs ground, s1d properly ap
I" the District Of Columbia, shall be exempt from
any ara take: or sssessmea ts, national, munici-
District Of Columbia in the future to be .essed
I'd taxed alike.
ResOErsd, That General N. p. Chapman. the Dele
gate in Congress from this District, bs req1este
present. and urge this resolution upon the immedi-
ate at enioD OF the House Of representatives. that
the repeal OF the before mentioned act may be Sc
cur led during The present. session OF Congress.
TIE resolution was adopted. Adjourned.
HOUSE.-Mr. Fleming introduced bill for the
relief OF the legal representative OF Harriet
Flagg, deceased; referred. Mr.. robertson pre-
sented memorial of G. Boyle for relief from
special taxes for paving q street, between LIST
street and New Jersey avenue; referred. Mr..
UrsI, from the committee on health, reported
Council bill to establish pounds and TO event
animals from running at large in the county;read
a s. cond time. MIR. Brewer, from comm ttee on
railroads, reported bill requiring the Z. & P
ard Il. " o. railroad companies TO place flag
men at the crossing of Benning's bridge and the
Anacostia road: read second time. The House
in committee OF the whole, considered House
Din for. the relief of Fl der Magruder reported
u favoratly, and it was read q third time ard
rejected, but motion was made to reconsider
and carried. House bill for the relief of Samuel
Cels was considered In committee of the whole
reported to the House, and passed. Bill for the
relief of James Fitzpatrick was considered in
committee of the whole and laid over By the
House. Adjourned.
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FESTIVALS.

FESTIVAL AND CoNOERT, a. Carroll Chapel,
IL NEDSI SDAY ard THURSDAY, June A. h
u d Ism Train leaves Bait more Depot ut S:l5
a. M; returning at .. m. jel6 81
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z a ON.

EATIoN.
T'BI3 Popular ana Healthy summer Resort, ait
n uatet in the bnssL Part Of LOudpun, Z a A
very rear Purceliyille Depot, Washing- tfEA2
ton and Ohio T. l., riused, by mountains, ls<xx
la miles from the Blu- Ridge, and ~ hours
ride by rail from WashiugtOn City, is now
op.n, for the TeceF tiDn Of guests, sesSOn 1874.
Beautiful scenery, pleasant walks, livery
sable near hy. . bathroom, an ce-hOrss filed,
large airy rooms, ard a piano In the house.
Hops will be given frequently II desired By the
bpsrders- TENS leniCnt. Those wishing enjoy
the cool breeZes Of this region viii address
A. o WRIGHT,
Round Hin p. o.. LOudOuu County, vs..
References 81 1909 street northwest. js2-H
SUhMER BEsoBT AMONG THE NOUN
TAIys
Is USH n USE,
BELLEFOHTE, Pa.
steTeoscoric~ Jews Of Local Scenery 10 g.
b. seen 81 ia .ennsy lv ania avenue ana S<~AS
42- rerth 7tb street For de. criptive Cir l..zFi
Cu!sr sId terms address
MAJ % 2m" WI. WILKINSON CO, Prop'rs
RARNEs' HOTEL,
ID HAMPTON VIRGINIA.
Thls vell-kEOwD 81 MMEB RESORT Is now Oren
Tor The Tees pticn Of visitors Sea Bathing n L
iaelnties and every convenience for the Ys'ffS
comfort and pleasure Of guests attached to lh.skt
The HcDse FOR terms and further informs 20 n /,
sddIess j J. BARNEs, Proprietor msvSD-Im
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Total that may be funded, esti-

.fh -
should the foregoing not be funded, II must
be pad by taxation or by a preparations made
by Congress, a. IL Is all due aud payable, except
the $780, 600 represented by sewer-tax paid and
certificates outstanding.
Your committee are unable to see but one way
In which the hoard could have expected 10 pay
this large debt; that IL, by receiving aid from
Congress, as IL must have occurred 60 them that
The resources Of the District could not be taxed
sufficiently to pay them. That the committee
are justified in this conclusion will be evident
from the statement made by one OF the counsel
fOT the District government In his hnsl argu-
ment.
The Board OF Public Works since September
Z, 1871, have expended aud contracted 10 ex-
pend over twenty millions of dollars in the i'm
provemeut OF streets, avenues, aud rOadways.
and ia the construction ef sewers, and in the
general ornamehtatioE and establishment OF
the city. This lie equal 90 about 81 600. 600 per
annum. Many of these improvements were
essential, notably a system OF sewerage, which
was and lie essential TO the health Of the city ana
the comfort Of lite inhabitants. This wifi cost
when completed not less than -, O00, 900, in
cluding main, lateral and connecting sewers.
There IL DO burden, therefore, IL uniformly
and equally imposed, which should be borne 20
cheerfully 81 that vhich may be necessary f0r
the purpose Of paying Tor these sewers.
In the stress Of financial embarrassment,
however, the legislative assembly imposed an
srea-tax, light in some localities and upon i'm
proved property, and excessively burdensome
upon less valuable and unimproved property
located in remote portions OF the city, and In q
number OF instances equal TO or more than the
assessed value Of the property.
Also, believing that the other burdens i'm
posed upon the people and necessarily required
20 be imposed upon the property OF the District
would exhaust is tax paying power for the pre-
sent, the committee recommend the funding OF
the outstanding sewer-certincstss and the re-
payment in the proposed bonds Of the amounts
paid by taxpayers on account Of special as
sess mente for THE purpose. the sewers In the
main being well buiit and permanent In their
character.
The csriage-ways on the vide streets and
avenues have been narrowed, and parking sub
sfituted. This method OF improvements We
think should be commended. ss it forms one Of
the most prominent features of the system
adopted by the board. Although IL has been
expensive and burdensome, yet, moderately
well done, IL deserves commentator.
These parks on the vide avenues and Streets
though expensive 20 insugurste, viii be easIIy
kept In repair, and make the burden Of expep-
sive carriage ways In the future Comparatively
light We think the expensive psvements. 70
Gar a. they we're LAID I'm the main avenues ana
toensiased En- fourth pare.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-05-07
Gale of Valuable Farms

Gale of Valuable Farms
- near Hdpre de Grace, hartford Co., Md,
June 8, 1874.
Fam No. 1-Knowu as "oAKINdToN," stu
atsd in Hartford No two miles from oaSinEton s,t-
stsd on The waters Of Chesapeake Bay and swan
&c. water abundant at ali the buildings. Also
F4ss No. Sc
Ing OAkington and lying Immediately the CLess-
nsnts consst Of large and complete Mansion House,
large Barns, lee House, Spring House, MINK House
Germ Asu.s, &c. Large Orchard Of Apples, Pears.
FARN NO. s-Known as "PLUMB POINT" sit
satsd On the Chssapeak Bay, on south SIDE Of Swan
Absrdssn Station. on the Phil.., Wilmington aud
Baltimore X. X cont aiming about 1913 acres. Inn
Ice House, &c. water convsnient and abundant al
all the farm buildings large Peach Orchard in
s s s:15 nss @ ARpi Es ot
good Fishing shore for Seine hauling. with neces-
No. 4-Known as "THE DIsTILLERY PROP
EkTY, situated ON swan Greek, and adjoining
Plum Point Farm. containing about acres, with Z
ton.
sy-An Of the above Farms IN q good state OF
sn nG and are well sdap.sd to growing Grass
s =, 1ss Of fssGnes sad other fruits They are
All Of the above Properties will be sold. Terms
made known day of Sale, without reserve, at Oak
lsl, at One O'clock subject to lease to ihe present
BsltineIs. ana me go 4. N. train from Pxiadsi.
F..:sns can :ssn,ss tie Psoesrsie: : prsylou. to
tho sale by calling on George b. Payne, 1t Oaking-
Ton Mansion HOUSE. hy 9Tdes e -.
spr2-W BALTIMORE.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-05-07

A NAN In San Franc SEQ was avn IedI$500O
damages for the Ioss Of leg, by being run over
by railroad train.
The Markets.--putter sold on Wednesday
At SO 70 80 per pound, eggs 22a25 per dozen,
chickens siasl 80 per pair, potatoes 1922 half
peck, carrots 1ea20 do, apples 40a50 do, tur-
neps sal0 do; spinach 10 d.; kale 10 do; cab
bags sprouts 10 do; salad sal2 per head, oys-
Ter plants 10 per bunch, rhubarb do; beets So
0 do; radishes ea10 do; beefstsak 16a2s per
pound, roast 12sa5 do; sewing pieces Sale do;
picked pork IL, ham 10 whole, % sliced, shout
der u do; bologna sausage 10 do; Clipped
beef 10 do; lard 12a13; pig feet IS cents per
set, herring 16als per dozen, shad 15sb0 each
rock nsh 10s12 per pound. perch 15a26 per
bunch, oats 10 per bushel, corn e0a95 do.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-05-07

DEAR SIR AS 1t has been widely circulai
ted, and used as argument against the nomi-
nation of John Curry as Coroner of this
County, that be had alre ady served two terms
IN that capacity, deem 1t my duty to correct
the false impression that has gone abroad.
John Curry the present candidate for the
nom nation Of Coroner by the Republican par
ty, enlisted in the LIST Delaware Regiment, and
served with his Company until wounded severe
iy At the battle of Antietam, and he still suf-
ters from the wound. He was elected Coroner
In 1854, and served two years. filling the POSI-
ton acceptably to the party, and the people,
lie afterwards devoted much time In assisting
his brother soldier b. T. Bellew, who succeeded
him as Coroner of this County.
MIR. Curry served but one term, and so far q.
efficiency, sobriety and strict attention to his
duties were concerned, stands second to none
who has held that office. The report that be
has served as Coroner for two terms, Is fallacy
aud used by the friends of other worthy candi
dates to forward their chances for nomination
know that Mr.. Garry will ever stand BY the
decision OF the party, but his friends do no
wish MIN defeated by Misrepresentation, anl
consider refutation Of the above assertion
ou' JUSTICE.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-05-07

SALE OF Lots The sale Of lots by j. t
Head, Esq. next Saturday afternoon, Is worthy
of especial attention. 1t Is unnecessary to say
tia, they will al be sold without regard to wind
VI weather,for what ever they may bring. They
are located Ia an improving part OF the city,a I'D
must rapidly increase In value. Money may
therefore be made by the purchase in very
short time 1t seems that there are few invest.
ments whi,h pay better than city lots, and
inanv regret tue OPT ortuI lilies to purchase thai
have hot been EN- brsced. For particulars sec
adv.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-05-07
MARRIED T..

IA the residence OF the BRIDES parents
near St. Georges, on the 10th Of March, by Rev
Mr.. Umstead, B. N. Bryson and Miss Auge-
line r. Vail, both of New Castle County, Del.
aware.
On the End inst, by Rev. W. C.. Robinson,
at 1926 8. 4th street, Philadelphia, Mr. William
T. Mitchell, Of Wilmington, formerly of Sp,yr-
ma, to Miss Sarah J. Hawthorne, also of Viii
mington.
On the 30th ult,, by Rev. W. c. Robinson,
No. 1926, South 4th street, Philadelphia, Mr.
Michael Hall, ofSeaford, Del, to Miss Annie
G. Studley, Of fhils.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-05-07
DIED

At st. Georges, on Monday, the 4th Inst,
Miss Precella Lacompte, daughter of Charles
and Mary J. Lecomp,e, In the 23d year Of her
age.
In this city, May 1st, Ezekiel Caldwell, aged
o. years.
A. Edge Moor, on the 9Th inst, Emma Eliza
beth daughter Of Charles s. and L. j. Rambo,
aged months.
fNFoR0zTf0H WANTED OF FENToN
i MURPHEY, whs left philadelphia four years
ago this month. Any Information given of him Will.
be thankfully received by his mother M RS. III RbA
RET MURPHY. Please address 4l4l Spruce street,
West Philadelphia, Pa. msy+-4t
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-05-07

MEAN.-The assertion In the Every Eceaing'
in regard To the circulation Of the REPUBLICAN
is ss mean as It Is unwarranted. The REPuR'
IIcAN chcalaies largely in Wilmington, and
1t Is read by thousands Of persons The ques-
ton ofclrculation, however, had nothing to dc
with the matter at issue. The statements
were either ira, or false, and In that respect on
" could they be properly criticised. If the COM
munca,ion Of the correspondent was objection
able, the true reason for its rejection should
have been given and not false one.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-05-07

GUDERNAToRIAL.-Ths Commercial init
mates that candidate for Governor from this
county, might get two or threo hundred votes
outside of the party. We do not believe that
any man residing In this County can be favor
ed TO that extent. There are certain questions
at issue which will tend to keep voters In tbi,
section within the party lines. Where the
citizens pay less attention to politics there Ill
b. more votes on personal grounds. In this
County men vote for party, or party measures,
rather than for individuals. We th ink person
al reasons may be more regarded in the lower
part of the State. At least facts seem TO war
rant this conclusion. Governor Cannon was
elected when no man In this County could have
been, simply through the influence Of Demo-
cratic friends, and we think the same may be
said of Colonel Loaand, tie present member Of
Congress. As the parties are now divided the
election will be close and the man who seem.
likely to get the most votes should be nomina
mated, without regard TO bis residence.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-05-07

SALE OF Lors.-Philemma Chandler and
William II. Pierce W Ill sell at Public Sale, on
Saturday afternoon, the 2Sd int, at iLree
O'Clock, new house and number OF desirable
building lots, situated on Harrison, VanBuren,
jackson, Elm, Linden and Maple streets, in tie
Tenth Ward They are nicely located, and
well worth the attention Of all who wish com
Portable homes o. have money 10 invest Par.
tic lila rs gwen in cur next issue.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-05-07

CouRT.-Tho Court will meet at New Castle
on Monday. The first day or two Of the session
will be occupied, we presume, In the eonsidera =
ton of applications for the sale ofliquors' there
being II is said, some 100 Of them. There are
in the J, forly.one prisoners awaiting trial.
aud there ale goodly number of civil cases
It is hop.l however, that the session will be a
shn
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-05-07
GENUINE
P eruvian Guano.

Farmers, Agricultursts and dealers il Fsrtallssu
have now m Opportunity OF obtaining thn valaaSls
manure In small or large los ut the sole partDrS
prices, BY applying to the Special Agency Jus =
tabiished tot the purpose Of delivering esSufne Pc
ruvian ouano to consumers It any aessssbs port q
railway station IN the country. FuiipsrtculAss Owen
In Circular mailed free on application 70
Il. BALCAZAI,
No % Beaver sts,et. Nsy yoea-
hEFERESCEs BY Permission.
Messrs. Hobson, Hurtado q Co.. Financial 4 aents or
the Peruvian Government, 81 Wall st., n
Moses Taylor, Pres. National ity Bank "a Wall st.,
New York. ~. -
j. G Tracy. Esq, Peruvian Consul. 2eN Broadway
n. r. fsbae-em
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-05-07

THE OFF .cEs.-The Delaware Gazette favors
the nomination OF colored men for office. After
having upheld slavery In the most determined
manner, 1t Is rather singular that 1t should Ia
Dor for the advantage of that race. Its object
however is d sinister one lit hopes to profit by
their defeat. 1t woud enslave them again Il
1t had the power. lis course Is not only
selfish, but hyroci itical. While protesting a
deep interest in the colored race, 1t merely de.
sires to benefit itself and party. Its motives
a:e 50 apparent that few will be misled by liz
professions. The coored people can estimate
them at their proper worth, and avoid the gull
into which 1t seeks to lead them to plunge.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-05-07

BAyARD TAYLoR.-Bayald TAYLOR ia exnsc-
ted home in June. Mr.. Tayloris slater. who ia
married to an officer of the Swiss Goyernment.
Is also expected home this summer. Csdsr,
croft Is now the residence of Mr.. Taylor's father
and mother, who are enjoying excellent hesltl,.
Ihis aged couple celebrated the anniversary of
ibsh golden wedding about yeaIs ago. :
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-05-07
PAY Up.-ws hops that our Subscribers W,

PAY UP.-We hops that our subscribers will
promptly remit the small amount duo u.s. II
they cannot make 1t convenient to call at the
ofi.e and pay up. The paper maker and type
settlers must be paid, and The rctoie 1t 10 nscti-
sary that we obtain money and that right
speedily. The amounts due are small and can
bs essily paid by oil who desire to do so, and
we therefore hope that it will not be necessary
tc:epeat this hint.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-05-07

NTorICn--Is hereby given {, all persons whoss
IN bssineHr or oecup alton requires State license
for the present year 1Hp are hereby informed that
at the once OF the Clerk OF the Peace for New CAS-
tie county. JOHN p. SPRINGER, Clerk,
At New Castle.
M. A. J. SPRINGER, Dept,
NJ. soe West second strsst,
usyT Wnmrngtln.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-05-07

JUsTicE.-lIon. Joseph p. Comegys has
written letter correcting the statement of Il q
Ecery Ectning that DR.. Jump favored the In
PRODUCTION Of foreign laborers into our State, and
the turning ofthe colored people out to starve.
DIR. Jump advocated the encouragement of the
emigration oil farmers into our State, men wlc
were able TO buy and improve the land, and
to give. employment. to the laborers among
us, and when lie found that The association en-
tertained other views lie withdrew from it, and
had nothing further 10 do with it. DR.. jump
ha. always been the friend of the laborer, and
this action on his part proves his sincerity. We
do not need laborsrs so much as We do capital
lists 10 buy and improve the land.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-05-07

TuE SIrUATIoN-The prospect of any speedy
improvement In the t'ads Of our country Is moi
encouraging. Business of all kinds is depress-
ed. and it seems that Congress cannot do any
thug to stimulate it. The people must the re-
fore prepare to rely upon their own resources
until there shall be change for the better
Mechanics aud laborers every where must econo
mise, aud learn to turn everything 10 the best
account. If work cannot be Obtained In tn.
workshop /. may be in the c)untry,on the farm
or In the woods. Any employment at low
wages Is better than none at all. Men having
money should engage In improvement. Any
outlay that will yield six or eight per cent
should be made. Building should 20 on as US
ual 70 hous IS will be wanted, and as hereto
fore, city lots will continue to increase In
value. There is no reason to despond. Trade
viii not forever remain PROSTATE. The coun
try srlch in resources, and In a short tint
there will BIZ work for all hands ut good wages
Good crops now promise to reward the hus
bandman for his efforts and after harvest w
may hope for increased activity in trade, ant
improyeme 1t in every branch If business
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-05-07
WILMINGTON FLOUR MARKETS.
THR PnILADRLPHIA NARkBfs.

TAR PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
FLOUR.-Pricss 70 - follows; Salss q super
nns Flour at $500 " $50, extras 6Oo $50. extrn
family leIsto Sis, fancy brands 5oaio 25 and Hye
Flour %.
0kAIN.-Sales Of red Wheat ct sl70 amber
ei.Issl.So. spring sl.s5' Rye Sl.00. Corn SIC 10
Oats 60 70 csc. for white.
SEEDS.-Clovsr at sx to 10c. per ib.; Timothy
6s.00psr bushe; and Flax seed AGO.
PRovISI0NS.-Mess PORK el6alo Is per baSrsl,
Bacon Hams II % Ice. per lb Sides &c., and shoal
dsrs &c. LsrdehseK 9.
wOOL.-saies Of the inner grades at % 70 &c.,
medium - to Co.,, common 80 to <oe domestic pull
cd 80 to &C., washed neecs 70 10 csc.
TINE CATTLE MARKET.
Choice ct 7ka7k cents fair to good at eka1 cents
and common at bc. al per pound gross.
Cows and Calves:-Saes OF SprmHers at s40a80, and
fresh ct S5oaSs0.
Sheep, at eK askc per ID. for fair TO choice.
Hogs, corn FED 160a5.I6 per 100 lbs.
Prime Ray. Timothy sI.soa2.00: Mixed elssi.6o.
Straw. al1bal8B.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-05-07
City Bonds for Sale.
Twenty Thousand Dollars,
t2O,OO01
Wilmington City Loan,

NEW ISSUE.
Is offered N accordance with an Ordinance passed
May 18th, 1873.
These Bonds viii be sold par The purchasers al .
paying tho interest accrued at tho time OF the sse
or the bonds, which will be refunded to them at tbs
time OF the payment Of the ssmi-annuA interest
Tbs interest viii be payable the LIST days OF May and
November OF each year ---
jAp8tf- FRANCIS VINCENT,
TT
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-05-07
IN THE COURT OF CHANCERY OF

the State of Delaware, In and for New Oastl county
ut the February Term, A. ID. 1874
JAMES r. g. OLDHAM ISJu.orioS
RoSERrL IRnsrRoNo, BILL,
Ammo b. Cooper and Ernssf H. FILLED
Tyoh and Richard Caa.pioa,
pisa.
the subp0n In this cause having boon Issued anu
deli ered the Coroner than thirty befors
the return thereof and Ernest II. Troth aud Rich
ard Campiou two Of the DEFENDANTS not being found
and not having appeared on motion OF Samuel NJ
arlington, Esq, Solicitor for the complainant, and
upon affidavit OF Charles s. Winslow, Coroner OF
New Castle county, that the said Ernest Ii. Troth
aware. " wit 1t Phllsdeiphia Pennsy vanis, and
Camden, New Jersey, respectively, and cannot be
found 70 be served with process, 1t ~ ordered
bU the Chancellor that the said Ernest Ii
Troth and Richard Campion appear In this
or before the Seventh day Of September next that
the bill be taken pro eonJesso to them. AMI thu
Register Is drec ted tO cause copy this order
to be Published within thlr ty days FUN this date In
the DELAWARE REPUBLICAN, u newspaper publish
ed In the City vi Wilmington, in said county to bs
continued said newspaper for thirty days after the
first publication thereof.
i, CHARLES ~. yANDEyhk, Register OF the
Court Of Chancery Of the state Of Delaware In anu
for New Castle county do hereby certify that the
foregoing IL truly copied from the cord Of the
said Court.
(--~-) In testimony whereof have hereunto ss,
}L.s. my hand and afixed the Seal OF the said
60 Court, at New Castle, this 22d day OF April
n. ID. Is71. "
c. VANDEvER,
apr2s-3Cd Register In Chancery.