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ADJUSTMENTS,
4 FETE CHaMPt.TRE

4 FETE CHaMP.TRE
VII, l. L4 ~ :; % pr st J0f US cttukcH,
Road spd sreets Gs elass nsaI the
IEg Marine Rand win be in f.,tsnSapss nj p M
v IGie s Of adnissl Is cnts, to be obtained at
w, We, = and g. W. CrOpl.ss, Geofg.tcwn, and on
I, it raiIs on the dss shore mentioned the Fate
WI take place net afternoon, same time aud
place, IRerl je2s-4t
CoMi9uE, SUMMER rHKATsR.-M or,
Sunday COZ ne,o Wsfs Ws1s Gna
Nh. e he peoples fayorite actress
70 se SE the yG sen
M, .rsma eniitlsd Fhs Female Detective
First appeararce in sshington of the renowned
na1raTs oTS srsiTfes Ms ANNIE RATTELLE and
tiers, and old fayorites retained. je2S &C.
EORD's OPERA HOUSE.
ETHIOPIAN OPERA SEASON.
THREE NIGHTS ONLY.
WEDNESDAY ThURsDAY and FRIDAY, June
80, ana july and 2.
81! FNERsoN,S CAIIFoRNIA MINsTEELs-25
insta,n, Billy hiee, Little Mac; Bob Hart; }: Z.
Fra busch busch rsS sFX aiG u GF r ES
ice N0r'.oi Mi i qP sss 6RcHr Eqas
,Iining ihe ARREST most brilliant and elite or
a lmi-siOa as usual; sests reserved day Of per-
f';Elanee at the Box Of1ce.
- - J. H. MACK, Agent.
W. III SMITH. Business Manager. je25 Ct
OLD MOI On Exhibition NEW No
4S6 and sale 4S9
%, . So sa, >. n.sxafrEss, 9TH ST.
No S39 ia SfTssr bsf5cesH ID 1ad E St-ssfs sfgst
doors IbOrs Oh Fsl.0IsS' Han.
Ehoice Oil Paintings. EDgraviDgs, Chromos, &c.
\ sp, largest stock of Paper Hangings, Window
>cs1os, Pictures, tTaEaes, Picture Cords ard TaS-
-Us-. kiugs, Nails, &C. in ths District.
e. TERMS CASE.
ss- Please rsnemher Name ard Number Jelly
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BALTIMORE, June 0,.yirginis IS. pAclers, as.
Carolina SIS, old, Do do. new, 10; do special tax,
bid to-day. Sugar nrmeI and higher. l0lsslo,s.
BALTIMORE, June 50. Cotton weak and lower
middling, Is: Flour quiet and unchanged: Wheat
hrmeraEo 81 western amber, 81; No z, ~ mixed
do. l2oAl - No. western red. So No. do, Is
al ~ Pennsylvania red, 25al n; Maryland red,
aai ~ do. amber, 3oal g; DO. white, l0al g
ern white, 81; southern yellow, 81; western mixed,
50; spot, eeA. last hall oi july. Oats wesk-eouth-
mixed. 61ss3 bye dull abdominal. s5sl 90. Hay
firm and unchanged: Presisions strons. Pork firm .
i2aa; loose packed, s*slsh. Bscon-shoulders, st
alo; clear RIB sides, lsss. Hams. ltAl!9; Lard
western extrvs, eoa22 ID, hrsts, lsa1o. Petroleum
nominsi-erude, 5saA; rfned l2.l2x. Coffee nom-
-; lobbing, NAalsz. Whisky quiet but arm, liz,
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a Man Killed by Lightnfnx,

DoYLEsrowN, Pa, June 3O.-James Sands.
of Sands Corner, agei So years, was killed
by lightning last night while sitting at an
open window.
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SECRETARY DELANo and Commissioner
Smith, of the Indian bureau, arrived in
Washington this morning.
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Trouble has arisen bltWecn China and
Spain in consequence az the prohibition by
the former Of cOOlIe emigration 10 Cuba.
The British steamship Douglass was at
tackled by chinese SinuEglers Al Foo Chow
on May 10th, and a custom officer named
Blackjack shot. The smUSglers were beaten
of and killed.
The L. =. consul general az ShanEai re-
Gently tried an American named Glover in
the Chinese service a. commissioner OF GUS
toms for damage caused by his action i'm his
official capacity under orders OF the Chinese
government, ~ is ella mel that the consular
jurisdiction was Improperly eXersised.
l25 Lives Lost by shipw reck.
A typhoon visited hong Kong May 81.
The steamer Pogany was wrecked near
Macao and l25 lives we're lost. One hundred
and fifty junks Were destroyed and great
damage done 10 property in Canton, Hong
Kong and WhampoS.
Japan AT the Ceutennium.
Okubo fosimiti, appointed president Of
the commission to the Philadelphia CEN
teTary, will not be able 10 leave Japan.
Sago losimiti, recently general command
ing i'm FormosO. has been appointed vice
president, and will start for America next
october.
Mort Promoted.
Aflnore Mori, formerly charge d'affairs at
Washington, has been appointed vice min
lister of foreign affair.
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APPOINTED.-The President has appointed
James X. Lohand collector of internal reye-
nue. for the district of Delaware.
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COUNT CORTI; the Italian Minister. yes
terday presented his letter of recall to Presi-
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SUMNER EXCURSION ROUTE BOOK
PENNSYL HANIA RAILROAD

This publication il q convenient volume Of ga
pages, profu,ely illustrated, containing sketches az
all prominent resorts in the United States, and a
map showing the routes to the same II will ba ala
az the very low price OF Tea Gems Per Copy or Maid
poSipa,dtI Fotsen CsHtS, ana may be obtained at
the Ticket Offices of the Company ~
As contribution to the reQuiremeSts of the thou
sands Of SUMNER TRAVELLERS who desire 10 famil-
arlze themselves with the many points of interest
and attraction open TO visitors. this book will be
found valuable, because IL systematizes and sum
msrlzes PLEASURE TRAVEL as TO greatly economical
Its cost, both in time and money.
10: BOYD, yR., General PASSENGER Agsat,
Je8 81 l.. p. FARMAR, Assr GeaT Pass Agt
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Loader ModiHes His statement a. 90
What lie saw.

INV YORK. June aa.-rne T.bfUs SAYS
the man LOader, in conversation win one Of
It's reporters in the Raymond street. Brook
Ign. fail yesterday. sad. never said illat 1
saw any Improper intercourse bpf weeu
Beecher and Mrs. TiltOl. All ] said was
that Beecher kissed her on The rlcnk; dil
not say that be lifted her OF tlo n1pr OF
Rugged her, bUt of course he pUt li- arms
around her a little. The same A. any mau
would 90 while kissing woman. The man
at work with me Do / Ton - house ffl 50 was
named Neville or Neville Price. bat don't
remember his name positively. O haven't
seen Neville ior three year. ana then I think
/ met BIN Oh broadway in New York.
Some one, don know who. told na ABOUT
two weeks ago thaf Neville was dead. I
didn't say 1 saw Mr,. TI.tDn lgi ON q
lounge. hut only reel ming on 10. thai a. az a
kind OF sitting posture. Mr. Baeclnr was
getting up with one nasd pn tha other eut
OF the lounge a. N ne nal either been sitting
on the lounge or knytliHg ou the folr. }
never said nor SWprp .ntt I saw ANYTHING
more imurOuer Than I ~fara rpr
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NEW YORK, June 3O.-Tweed's counser
have served notification on the district at
torney TO the effect that the motion for re-
duction Of bail is indefinitely withdrawn.
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rency received at the Treasury department
to-day for redemption aggregated S113,105.
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ITO PLEASURE SEEKERS.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
STEAMER PILOT BOY. Cant. WI. Bvles.

AFTER this date and during the summer months the
hne Iron Steamer = PILoT Boy" will 49,
Lave Lave, ashln ~ En- fr%m on street E4E
DAY morning, a. O'Clock, for principal landings
on the Potcma:, including the fayorite Summer Re
sorts OF Cotton and BlakisOn 8 Island. Returning.
Will arrive IN Washington early on Wednesday and
sunday evening On Saturday, in addition to the
ab"ve landings the Pilot Boy will take passengers
Tor LeohsTdtown. arriving there early same eve
nlng' leaving on Sunday morning for Washington
The scenery on the Potomac being unSnrpassrd
aud the Pilot Boy the only steamer afording a view
the entire route by daylight, makes these most
PIE -ant ard healthiui trips for families and social
PARTIES Fare; single trio, So; round trip tickets,
good until used, SIS Apply 20
n. r FIrZHUGH, Agent,
.tIS-JU SlNth-street Wharf.
TsGATS FOR HIRE. BY JOS PtssENO. No
~ 10 alter st, doors below High 81.
The steamer
f. G.. WHEELER ~
Falls. Ia
She u for charter Ipauire As above Ie5 I'm
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SIX DOLLARS REDUCTION.

COUNTERS MUST BE CLEARED.
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NO RESERV .4TIONS.
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STEAMER SUE EXCURSIONS.

The elegant iron steamer SUE, Cap It.
tain James Harper, is now making EIa&74-FS0
EXCURSIONS TO POINT LOOKOUT
On every sATURDaY, stopping at LEONARD
TOWN, PINEY POINT, and MARSHALLS
going and returning. The steamer leaves stephen
wharf foot OF Tth street at 2 D. N, arriving
at Point Lookout early Sunday morning, and re
turning to ashinston by a. m. Monday. All
the accommodation first class, and are unsur-
I D ssd by any steamer the river.
For passage, state rooms; &c, apply to
STEPHENSON 4 BIO, Agents,
Stephenson harf, foot Of 7th street; Office, I2l.
Penns ylvania avenue. ie29 If
NORTH BAPTIST AND MT. ZION CHURCHES
gIye an EXCURsIOH to MT; e~
VERNON SPRINGS and II o TT Elra9H%N
FOOTE. FRIDAY. July 2, at a. m.
Iron steamer PILOT BOY. 9th street wharf
Adults Tickets 81 cents; children's, 25 both in
clude car fare to and from boat. Returns at %. m
Tickets at Warren ChOate's and Franklin Philips.
te16
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FOUR DOLLARS SAVED.

AT
HALLE BROS, eth and D SITS.
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Loader Says Mr.. IL. aud Mrs. q. were az
Prayers When He NaM Them.

INV
The Tribune also say when taken into Gus
tOdy Loader was greatly agitated. and vol
unfairly told the officer that he hat never
said TO Mr.. Dana, who carried him 10 Mr..
Morris's office. that which appeared in the
affidavit He had never said ne had ever
seen anything improper between Mr BeecheT
and Mrs. Tiltpn. A. the time he had seen
them they were IN prayer, Mr. BaecheT
kneeling by the sofa on which Mrs.. Tilton
sat. He had never told the lawyers that
there was anything improper seen 10y him.
Loader and Price ~ Defendants
NV 1oRk, June 5o.-Robert \. GrannlSS,
Henry :. ka>qUiu, ard George W. knaebel
were examined at the Sd District Court,
Brooklyn, this afternoon a. witnesses in the
case OF Joseph Loader, who has been arrested
for perjury at the instance Of Rev. Henry
Ward BeecheT. The case was then adjourned
until tomorrow mOraing. John j. Price is
also TO be made defendant in the action.
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THIS POSITIVELY
I'D 8 1T TP9
FURTHER REDUCTIONS IMPOSSIBLE.

ABSOLUTELY COMPELLED
TO FORCE OFF EVERYTHING.
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IN AND AFTER THE Isr DAY OF JULY
" the contractor for supplying the Commissary
Department Of the U. 3. Army of the District will
have On hand large quantities Of
FRESH AND CORNEB BEEF AND MILTON
fer sale cheap the Meat house Of the departm.nt
18th and streets. Persons living in the neighbor
hood please take notice.
je25-2w' GEO. W. LINKINs, Contractor
DERsUNs WHO WISH To BUY OR RENT
II WHEELER WILSON 3 Sewing Marhinas
Agent, ~
JOHN II. STONE,
706 STREET NORTHWEST
The high price given by other companies far
ouT CID machines proves superiority, le25 Ct
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An Anidavilfron Price.

The Tribune puJlI>itcs ..alli. Ia.It ri Price.
taken on the 18th IHSiari. IN which he SAYS
that IL Is not true aS stated In tle affiIaNlt
a! Loader. that gepOI Clf ever worked with
Loader. or ever was win IDa Fer IN rIItOn'S
house either la OctOScr. l-.i. or at au Y other
time; nor i n true, as stated la LOa ier's az
hdaYit, that THIS dcpOLeut ever saw II. W.
Beecher Ia said house, and GepOECui further
says that he has never seen Mrs.. D.. Il. TIL
ton. either Al SAID house or elsewhere TO this
date; and dcpOnent further says that the az
hdaYit OF Loader, 50 lar a. IL relates tO this
dePonent and his presence and work in said
house with Loader. and 20 Loader's and 10
this opponents observation oil Elizabeth X.
Tilion and III. w. BeccEer and each and
every one of said statements il wholly un-
true and was known 10 Loader TO be un true
al the time when he made The same.
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AT
HaBLE BROS, eth anu d SITS.
EVERY GARMENT
GOING At 4 ICE.
MUST CLOSE OUT IMMEDIATELY,
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For ACURsIONs.
THE MARY WASHINGTON
has larger room for ple-re oirties than any other
Isy M MI 81 EkHA I,yG h h-
i2 4 q 90 GIynonf and feiur Hes Moa
Dc, :, Wednesdays and Fridays, leaving sthstrea,
Tn,rI al a "a Apply on beard, or TO DR. HOW.
Je5 Am PH TROTu prasis.
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Japan al the Ceuteunium.

Arinore Mori, formerly charge d'affairs
Washington, has been appointed vice mi
lister of foreign affair.
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An ovation was given the American team
in Dublin on its return from Dollymognt.
Last evening grand banquet in their honor
was given by the mayor of Dublin, at the
Mansion House. The Irish riiemen admit
the superiority of the Americans Throughout
the match, and acknowledge that the victory
Was fairly
The daily gazette., 1875-12-11
AGRICULTURAL REPORT.

The Agricultural Report for Novem-
Der and December says the November
returns indicate that the corn crop of
1875 was one of the largest ever grown
in the country, probably equalliHg the
very large crops of 1870 and 1872, 1t is
at least fourth greater than the crop
of 1874, and about a third larger than
tie crop OF 1869 reported in the last
census. Every lsection of the Union
re ports some increase.
AS foreshadowed in previous returns
thus far, the condition Of the potato
crop is extraordinary in both product
and quality. The total yield in the
districts reported is made fully one
fourth greater than last year. In tn
rainy section the sweet potato crol
suffered in yield and quality from ex
cessive moisture. In the Gulf State
and west of the Mississippi the yiel
largely exceeds that of last year, an
the quality is about average. In Mary
land the product is about 8 per cen
greater than in 1874. The quality
: the two former is slightly deprecated
in the latter slightly improved.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-11
wrLMING reN. DEL. DEC. II. 1873

The Rcpablieoa "can see nothing ter
ribly wrong in the illusions of the Presi-
dent" to tax church property and amend
me constitution. OF course not. It's so
blinded by partizanism that it cannot see
the wrong. But we call its attention to
mn article in another column from its
Republican co-laborer. the Philadelphia
Iaquire-, That paper characterizes
Grants proposition in emphatic language
that will not be misunderstood. But the
Republicdl;, is certainly in a doubling
mood since it fails to declare that it sees
any good in the propositions. And then
1T goes on to say that " i eril oonsas out Of
.keat, the Democrats may justly be held re-
spsnsi6,e for the some"
The righteousness of this idea is only
eQualled by it similar assertion made
some years ago, that the Democrats were
responsible for the war; because, us the
Republican asserted, if that party had not
split there would have been no war
Now, the Republican censures the Demo
Gratis for objecting to Grants PROPOSE
tions, and yet says they will be justly re-
sponsible for the evils that grow out of
them. We can only infer from all this
that the Republican. believes it is the duty
Of tho Democrats always to defeat bad
measures and they are 80 be censured ii
they do not, whether these measures
are originated ty the Republican party
az not.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-11
MURDER.

Yesterday morning, about two o'clock,
a gang of masked men entered the house
Of Charles 0'Dcnnell, near Mahonoy
City, seized him and a man named meal.
lister, carried them out OF the house and
shot them dead. 1t is said that a sister
of MeAllis5er was also murdered. 1t is
supposed tho gang were Molly Ma.
guires." The people living in the neigh
borhood can give no reason for the crime
Later kilograms say the mum Der of mask
| ed and armed men who broke into tn,
house was fifty, and that Mrs. McAlliste
was shot as she was following the muir
derers. 1t is said the crime grew out 0
q previous shooting affair, the facts o
which were known to the O'Donnells
hence the desire to put them out of III
way. "a merchant of good standing
IL Mshanoy City, named Frank Wenricl
hae been arrested as one Of the gang.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-11

Having taxed everything else to keep
Up his eXtravagant Administration,
Grant, as a last resort, flies at the
church property. 1t remained for an
ignorant, bigoted man to do this. A
man whose instincts leads him to asso-
Ciate with criminals and horse iockics.
A man who would not live on the salary
that kept such patriots as Washington
and jackson and such scholars and
statesmen as jefferson, Madison and
Adams. A proposition to tax the
churches of the poor emaaates from u
Jlry thousand dollar saldrtcti officer. He
might as well tax religion at once. Our
people all over the country have work
cd and toiled and sweat over the ercc.
tion of their little churches, and while
It is with difficulty they are able to
keep their pastors paid and their littl'
little tlocks formed from their children
together, they arc told their churches
which the States have all eXempteI
from tax, must be taxed to run the Gen
eral Government. And this is wha
Grants frollicking has brought tn
country TO. HIS companionship is witt
gamblers and traders, like Mcdonald
Here is where he got the idea. Eve
ihc "man of the world" is opposed t
taxing the churches. He knows flu
we'll the value of their restraint. Ii
would often give half he is worth if II
could only see his "prodigal sons
connected with some poor congreg;
ton, and cease visiting such place.
aod associating with such people, 8
Grant finds pleasure in.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-11

The Philadelphia City Item, (Eepubli-
r-n) whose editor holds an Office under
Grants Administration. says:
"It is certain that the President has
made what may be called hit" in tba
portion of his message in which he calls
attention to the millions of untaIed
church property in this country"
Well, it may bc that nc has made o
nit" but it will be found that he has
Used a boomerang, whose force viii
crush even his third term policy out be
.ore the "Ides Of March,
The daily gazette., 1875-12-11

FREE SPEEcH.-We claim the right Of
free speech" i'll the Courts whether the
Presidents conduct is under considera-
zion or that of poor man. Grant
covers before this great right in our
country, and for the first time in its
history a President discharges one of his
own officers for referring to his conduct
What does this signify, but that this
man at Washington means thus to init
mate to the 6O, 900 officers under him tha
they must not criticize his conduct?
The daily gazette., 1875-12-11

SNHERIFF7S SALE.
- by virtue Of sundry writs Of Vcnditioni
Exponas to me directed will be exposed TO
Public Sale at the Store of Peter J. Babcock
Wilmington Del, in New Castle county, on
MONDAY,
THE l3;h DAY OF DECEMDBR. 1915.
A. 10 o'clock. A. NJ.
The following described personal property.
viz:
LADIES' and Gents and Ghildren's Shoes
Gsnts calfskin oots, patent leather shoes, la
dies CATERS slippers, gums, arctic over shoes
81. Also lounges, stools, lasts and fxtui es o.
store, household goods and ease OF store.
Seized and taken IN execution as the pro
perty of Peter j. Babcock, and Joseph j
Babcock, and to be sold by
WIN. II. LAMBS0N. Sheriff
Sherif's Office New Csstle.}
December . 1875. dec 3-ts
The daily gazette., 1875-12-11
UNIVERSAL SUFFRAGE DENOUNCED

UNIVERSAL SUFFRAGE DENOUNCED.
Grant is the first man to denounce
universal suffrage. This he does indi-
rectly in his Message where he propo-
ses that it shall be superseded by
reading and writing" as q qualifca
tion. Grant knows that the bsyone,
has fai!ed-he can use it no longer, ,snd
he now fears to trust argument with
the negroes, who have been so glar
ingly misled by him and his carpet
bagging agents in the South.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-11

The Annual meeting OF Plymouth
Church was held last night, Rev.
Henry Ward Beecher presiding. The
annual report shows a present mem
bership of 2,490, of whom 1,575 are
females, an increase during the year
of 17G,
The daily gazette., 1875-12-11

Taxing Northern churches to educate
southern negroes to be voters. We had
hopedlthe white mechanics had suffered
enough for the Radical negroes. But
this is the last proposition of Grants
Administration.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-11

y was unanimously decided at the
Cabinet meeting yesterday that eI-Sena.
tor Henderson's remarks concerning the
President, during the trial Of Avery
were "in no regard justifiable," and ar
order was sent TO st. Louis for his dis
charge from further service as specia
counsel for the Government in tn,
Whisky cases,
The daily gazette., 1875-12-11
.SHEhIF'F".S SALES.

S,EEKIFF'S SALE.
- BY ylrtue of writ OF Neuditioni Ex
! onas, to me directed will be exposed to
Public Sale. at the Store of Michael Boil. No
l9J M.rket street WIlm ton. in New Cas-
tie County, Del. on
MONDAY,
TIE c0rH DAY OF DECEMBER, 1873,
Alto O'Clock IN.
The following described personal properly.
viz: A large lot of ovefGoats. business coats.
boys coats. dress coats. men and boys pants,
llt Of drawers lot OF vests. shirts collars,
goves. lot of summer goods, fixtures of store
store. &c.
sciged and taken in execution RS the pro-
perty of Michael Boil, and to be sold by
"N ". JAMESON. Sheriff.
Sheriff. viirv. New Castle
Dec. :. A. y. 1875 decS -2tawts
The daily gazette., 1875-12-11

@Mayor Whiteley has prohibite tn,
Spiritual sho,c at the Opera House. ad
vertised 70 take place on Sunday.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-11

The Border City Mills of Fall River,
Mass, have received an order from Man.
chester, England for $4,000 pieces OF
printing cloths.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-11

A letter says Grant is member Of ;
sscret anti-Cathoic order.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-11
Ut fI.ES.

NJ tOTIOE.-Notice il hereby given a.
~ o.Partnership here etors 80 . Is.
between the undersigned, under the thS:Iot att
name OF Hillegas Co.. has been d.oIsu.ss N a
mutual consent. the interest OF Levi lin. :.
having been purchased by ]. IL. Hnsh.sgAt y
vhe is authorized to pay all bills outstssdi =
j. IL. HUsBANn;
Wilmington, Del. Dec. l, 1875. d., .
The daily gazette., 1875-12-11
, Ak PAYERS TAKE NOTICE.

\ N 81
The undersigned. receivers Of Cny N
School Taxes for the city OF Wllmingoc, h
lS1J, give notice TO persons who have M
paid their city and School FAX for ls1-, lu6
have had their bills presented, that they m
required by llw, to call and settl4 the same 4
) days from del very OF the bill The rece yen
request all such persons to call at Il cir Off h
No ~ East sixth street, and settle withouI
delay; they having given bonds to the cl,yl
| the money Ii due them and they are rspoDl
sibe for 1t, and they hepe those that Csl rsj
will be prompt, while, perhaps some lad
cannot pay at once, will call and make soml
arrangements to pay when they can, and vi
most respectful ly ask you to give It'd
your attention 80 as to avoid trouble cost,
r uApleasantness. The city needs none,
and requires us to coll ct 1t or pay 4, ant
what we propose to do Is to coiit-i and psy il
The receivers also give notice Of nun,
ber OF lots in the I'd, I'd, 5th. 7th, Sth 9Th and
10th wards that they cannot find the ownen6
6f. All such persons owning said lots vi
please call and settle or we will sell shsdl
for taxes and costs
Oficc No 10 East Sixth street beyvod
Market and King. Hours FROM 10 5 o'c0d
every evening, and on market morning.
EDMUND PROVOST
Receiver Northern District (lncluda; I
north OF eth street
EDWARD fARMAL
Receiver Southern District tincudiLg
south of 9th street. oct.'.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-11
BOOTS AND SHOES
At Remarkably Low Prices.

). +. CORNEH N1NIH q 81 kULE STN
WE have ou hand a full assortment OF
w Gentlemen's Boots, Shoes and Gai
an CATERS. made Of the best mat ,rial and
in the best and latest style. which we are
selling at prices that defy competi ion. We
cordially invite the public to call and exam
purchasing elsewhere. We mean business
and in order to do it we cell cheap-very
cheap.
novlo-Sm. WM. lOuCk.