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E'oN A1.E-vEHY CHEAP, a rEw .TwDSTnNY
ttHn With "t 7lz14j 10 an i7fon Al1cy Tor o. o. lu-
aHFc 1t the place. b1s Hent~0rth.Av.
L1O,s bALE-t Will BELL. AT A HACRI FlCi: iflT
nm TaSJnr,bt., eaat 0! WsstHrn,ns Gail Al onps,
nrus store co.nor itohey and 1ndlantsts.
1lOK BALE = TIt3sK ELEHAST GIRt;ULAK-
H. fInnsa on tsnntse aE.t ntaf Adams It,; rrtce fw.
Wnnt tak. koot nnncumbetnd real esta.s Ia saeaAnxo
ION sAIE-AT i SACR1rjOK NJ. 6oj, MY jiOi;SE
= IS soonsl anh tlrk tAn fnstl t,r 4l.t1 cash Aud
6thc0+
EloN HALE-HY THE oWNKR, IA SOUTH f.T1V.
.0ns nf fhn bsst htAnf4 for lusntss ths West
Side, No. 73s Wet MA'itsnntt. earnet lincoln Alsn
10 foat tat, grounds beautifully laid ou Af,o hoass
aud iot 1 Hatfonav. And hnass and two lots "a Auuh
1NAsittAt. Prlcns low, anil sanna saa1.
E1uE ,KALE-TKN LdJTH Ai,JOiSIN0 CENTRAL
= Ietk, $50 70 q. .0n eai1 pa{rpent.: huI!de. ..rs
esL!{ tHF0d to lo1k II thts. u. LEOHAtp. IL Eals
Raiisun IT. -
1TOH ALE-MICiI1fihN AV.-A DEAINARiE +
hthFJ mArhla ffnnt an MfchlGanA Thirteenth
Also humber of hou'ss Ia sH'5 5"e e:,I"n. 9 &,
--. lAchsmber hf Cpmmtrca.
1IOH SALE-t3Uo II. .TAKKX- Ar osGE-aRoOM
j. noYJ, Koon H. III Nsilsonst. 'D'''''
Ton KaALK-Ci5TT1HR IND IjT WORTH 33,30;
w!l tate 40 for tnter.st If mid till .srk
%ss Ge;i siHf .aS'''' or call I'd
I1UK sALE-oK CttANtlE-EQUiTY Or stjS.
s5 a ''''d'
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.
WANTED ADE-T'E WILL SELL FOR A GOOD
" house aud lot land IncuIlt,aarpl 4
hStt. t,sas wtfs md making shins.
United states. An iudustriou. tnau d. eutI bua
nrss With 1t. Apply ia EVANS CD. lis RaHdnEpast.
, 1875-06-10
THE COURTS.
comstocl.'s Creditors Try flank
Movements.
A Hundred Thousand Dollars Of His In.
debtcdness Claimed to Be Void.
fhe sisters Of Loretto-..Tampering with
Jury.
tdRmonts and Now 6uitu.
CHICAGO.
4 F.ANE MOVEMENT.

.vr ,,nrr,,rrr
An interesting suit waa begun yestsmay ID the
United sthleB Circuit Court by A, II. Wright,
rh!].ndor I1icko1, Dernattl Fowler, O. II. Fowler,
q y. ross, h1oulton II. Fose, Charles G. Coo,oy.
J. H. p",Enl. , " =, 9',,e',, & H. .,,'.na"n, ". s
Tliosana "hltnoy, and j. u. Dutch, creditors OF
Gardner =. Comhsock, against tho first National
link of Clicago, .. ii, Campbell, nnl Gardner
= ran,.,oc, ria ,a,I ia dial ar behalf NJ thn
,.,.'s.. - ov. - :" ..,s. ' .sn,,ara :, ron,1
eosnp'h'hahte AMI I'll othor cioui'ofe ~ eot''
stock. And sets out thnt thoy nlod rotltloh III
bankruptcy iow days ngo against Comstoca.
m tho 2Ist day OF NAV last Con,e,ock, bosng in
sa,toJ In t,,c 1,rut Nnt,nnnl 1Iauk of t,us
ooo'ou W WV nav noon mn " , ,..".1t s'
CITY ID 'ne sum " s1z''o,o' a"u 'nau.'
vent Is is alleged, gave tho bank war
rant to cou.ess Judgment for thu snm Of
tqooo0. with mtont to ciyo IL q prclercncc
ss,.s', wy" .,"., snaa. ..a arar.,;o,,
anu ~, ~ T',,,'.snr, ,a .rl,o ians !, !, en,rro1
n ~ n,as .e eDss1u riS,nn
Of tho warrant was 10 violation Of tho Dauk.
.nnt ,ct h,,t nevertheless m tho 2nth az Nav.
- ~" ma,,s-a,, ~, 1,,d<no,,, Nv nm rcaaon for ~,
IL ca'c.eu ap !"aen'"s ~ e"'e''o ~. VI,
sum OF *2t,l2f AEhlnHt CoMHtoeAs anu oausoo
execution 10 10 isstod.
Previous to tha time, md about tho 9Th Of
N.y, Comstock had givon lllroe other judgment
notea one for s2o. .oop aud two for s1o. 200 eac1,
Judgment. May ~, tor tue aggregate eim OF
slu, u,l32,be, III The United States Circuit Court
Exccutiotis layo boon issaod on soine Of those
jndgmonts and laviea on Cofnssock'a intorest N
three oioSntofa, !hclr machl,lory, e!o'f AZ
tue g1ein In the :, elevators. aud also
ComstocA'B lntotokt In tho htofe of Comstock q
Skinner, " ~ Alanieno; also, al his ihtetca.
H. hbont l.oUu buHHols ot umotl1y beeA ana
what nlllot eeoh fAeto III 10 cortn1n 8flAt@Msll
belonging to him a. Alanlano, kankakoo County:
14oYy was alHo made On oil Combtock's interest
IN All elevator located on railroad l"hu o. anste-
soh, Cook County. togcther WIN its oalco-inrll-
ture. corn cribs otc.. and all tAe Gre'p, being
about 200 bushels OF onts and ,ooo bnshols OF
corr, "hch VAS contaitl"u theroan. Alko on the
Same pasty's inierost IN eofil,crib containing
about 6ooo bushels Of earn, a,ld tbFeo elovators
with their nppurtonnnces and inc grain 10 them.
oil situated at AAhkum' oauols County. Also
on Con'ssooka 1ntorost u D!akeslv z Companys
elevator Anu iho gtain III y, tno hny-rresses.
nay nafS anu 10y m N &c ~ hafnns Two
Kankakoo Connsy; ana also on the
debsofh interest u an elevator, wa5e, 5en
huusc; thteo Eofn.cfibs, hnd Iuoo
huElDIB OF CQrN, niI at 1t. Anno, kankRkec
, 1875-06-10
PARTNERS WANTED,

l1ANTHElt WASTED-A FIkM kSTANt.latlEb IN
oa.as.s tot ys.ls "a this s!t HAs keep !oaI ttstyl
eosaat.saa ha,tns.s Aad s%ss ~e tslr sssaly
lsr$* And tHrreAsax thLlux tIAls WHICH will tsul1o
4dd'stonat capital Of 3.sauaa sa ah Ths sds anA4as
isass.msas Xdats.. T. sSttses @ s sshss '4'' ''''SA
3,AnTNKR WANTED IN 4 NiuE Ll1srLK SAN.
/ pie S,lu, lu EeI NAndu!ph~st under ulolsl'a
13ARTYKN WANrEU~WrrII sil,@J, 10 kxrENn
l. .su established manufacturing business AllsVss
IN fill nAoe ri. Tribune otaus- -
t1AATfkH WANTkU.A pkksllN WITH 4 kAALI.
i tAptAl!n Light AMI Eu14 ~, Ing eutlur.s. Al.o.
sxsos 10 esu Asols which requires tmA!! eapA Ap
w At -! Mest Aadte.na Wy sssfH, bslNesn khs auuEa
off, aud 10 :. n..t and ard ~, u.
loAATNkN WASTkn- WIT II saH IN / SAFE, l!,S.
i atAtls, AnA ssIy lae1Au5s tasIusA&. Al4euAs v.
Tribune tapa.
l3ARrkEM WANTED ii a.; Rkspkt-rABLK. II.
ultimate, sAsA huAaus R%&44bt As&Siat tIun4; La
VsssnI secured; pfs tsa yss1 &lp.V c1tt4lul totns
s, sssi;y ": X asfs asss H.. '
, 1875-06-10
DIVORCES.

Z 0brA iNRn-HOT IN AUD
~ aifaty. Ess st{S1 u4or~a Ten lsAtst pt4eisS IA
ths osalts 81 chlea{o, Aads,ss fvss oaos Bsa la7.
, 1875-06-10

iT iTAETEu-lMMEDlATEL 4 GUOD %0-AORsH
W snstas aud ballst, eenp!ste, eh,Ap os ueull bqy
satlns el.ls. uxO+ u. GRIFFIN. t-uias &Aks xisaE
iV lANAll&At,
, 1875-06-10
SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.

SUbU H6lAN hEAL ESLAIks
r.
xaoa a fst' '''
fh1.xs ta3s: ;s:t s5. 5
I Atsaa.at h. 4 n ne s
": y. ai.lias 4 ~ :is;.ssd
II; T. 51 :';' e. I'D
.e,.; sestea 1ets {. -; d..It.d ~. an s.aStsf SS
f0an T,na ,isr. u u:
ben 1.ttr e.,; and ehcapy ohtsined ali psfs
ha sablrh to Intending pnrch..sfa. Fro trAn.rorta.
i ii Isl II r.
aes qs2ya tT
.'sa1a M o II .s "a ~. j.
Eon SALg-SourH OF, LIMITS, o1Kw00D
A:e amount ot tho very best p.op,rt, on tho
|'N' ''4' M - ''' ''@" JsEsArAs wAnnES.
F?at Il; ss1SsSas q 8 fRHtYnE9fe2 4 t91a'S oa%
Fok0. ~ Dearborn H.. Hoon I. " on premises.
FoHH jSALE-floo Wiz. IuY 4 LOT, AT FARK
ssi ;es:1 ID r. s.srsis
FoM sAiETEE T0 KEST-1T l!ISsD3LE-
Gss t:.s "s'' :f2 III q .a' '''''
ToK aALK-oR: KxGilANGK-A. HUMHEN OF
.eha /, sas"s e'0'' 70 depot .a'
FoR sALH-rIr'rY. FKEr IN HYDE F1isK. NEAR
~ 3: sn1 H. @ CO.. sf Hse s1'a ~ bss.
bnfu-st-
, 1875-06-10

i Osy- MISSiSu fKuM 4lnstH slNuK APRIL LAST
=. te' ,sa., Sa , HiM'5 E.a<ss Ae.sss - n ~;
Ios tu;asaAAt tiuu e:es nv saa " tuuua Alsu, vita
s4ts s.ts. FRANK AbA1TG. " buakss'sA. nd u
+ USr-IRl,A rAK pRAiRlk whsr Q - 4~.ASs7
pAIl ~ iof jstuAt!o F'fLnOu. k1assoa. IL
, 1875-06-10
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.

~
/ SPLENDID QUALITY WALNUT PAKLOK SUIT,
- MIA s'ta fIses salnus % wasi: snsl uE hsstsI
ns.tlAA4 work; ftulAr st1ts prItx. $.I; viii sill
tlp1. AsaiIentc. 81 NabaahAs.
/ MAGSlFn.ksr WALNUT ANnklLK HRC>t7AU
~ p4tut suit pltcs4 lAtsat stys, quality blaud
nswi -oeth $40. tos sale n 4fsa. 81 WstAahA1.
1tLEliASP ESlLlsM BRUSSELS CARPETS
~ tGto&sys}. equal " new; eust, III hAasko raAn4s
Hon. etc., very cheap uss fuF thsn VI AIshl4Aav.
~, EASY MONTHLY PtYNkSrs-sT1vEs. Fur
i hn,e 4 Gnsa1e H.; ssS iusn.h eSuts sSmi,sts
r'th nr,ts!a.s sss t,e: iou. t,. " sas Wv s.eIs'
WHICH will bs so!A srs.nuabs rssrs ~ .sJ nunthy
pasmsuia. LOWELL bRUs. tu ~ Ws.s Asaisua.
NUN WOVEN wlKk MATTRESSES AND FEEH.
~ leaS IAfl beds thA beat ts 4AFhst. lns
U1het.. NllgrfIEokf PETERS. LII Eat Mali.
son ss.
l1AKfiEs HAYlNll irltXtrUKk THAT THEY
s.o t'nErl fus lhs u postt1a VI II. esa A&a-
dtss. = ~. Tribune osass
x.s5 WILL. NrY AN ENTlRELY NEW AND
ttlt hauIssn' walnut aul lvsFY t4rtof su. peSes,
sita puuluS; lalOst s1!o. st9Ee pfrS. slu- ~ NJ
tkl kh-fb.
The daily gazette., 1875-07-22

FAtR ONES AT TIE OARs.--An exciting
regatta was rowed at Trenton, n. J., on
Friday last, the contestants being Mise
Nixon. daughter of Judge Nixon, Of the
United States District and Circuit Courts;
Miss Il. G. Mayer, and Miss ]. M. Slade,
Of Trenton. The course selected was on
the canal, from Attsrbury' to the Spring
street bridge, q quarter OF q mila. For
weeks past the ladies have praeticed
sembled on the ground at 2 O'clock. The
boat was a round yawl, OF red cedar.
which hoated like feather. The ladies
we're arrayed in white, with their respec-
tive colors, red, blue and green, worn In
she hair, around the neck, and In saah.
The trio are about of one age, twenty
years, and manifested surprising uuscu.
Lar development. They were rowed to
the starting point, where they alighted.
with the exception Of Miss Mayer, who
arranged her seat. grasped the oars, and
pulled up the stream preparatory to the
start. She eeemed nervous, and for min.
ute or two unable to guide the craft, bna
this soon ceased; the boat was placed 10
position, and Its occupant started for ths
airing with an easy and regular stroke
The start was satisfactory. and the flas
fell Tho water sparted from the bow n
with telling force the fair one Piled tht
ears. In one minute and ten seconds th,
ons.eishth mile string was passed. and a
announced the time, 2.07. Mas Maye,
received warm applause and eonaratula,
tious as she stepped from the boat. which
was taken again to the starting point
Miss Nixon followed. Her style Of row
ing was almost faultless, being graceful
and effective. The boat passed the half
way line in So seconds, and reached honi
mall. Miss Slade was confident. and al,
not exert herself, seeming content to pul
q slow but regular stroke. She passe,
she halfway post In 50 seconds, and tn
homo flag In 2.102. Miss Mayer bein
the winner. was presented with a soli,
: silver cup and a watch. :. -.
The daily gazette., 1875-07-22
A View Jersey Girl Sells Hersslf Esr
$4,000.
(FFoaa the Somerset Nssssnaer.)

(fT0G2 Ehe somerset AfSSsHQET.l
A somewhat eccentric though veal
thy gentleman, named Gates, has re-
Gently been creating quite o sensation
In and about Somerville. He Is well
advanced in years, being upward OF
20, himself widower and a cripple,
with one married daughter. an only
child. He moved into Hillsborough
township over year ago, and bought
considerable real estate, giving ono
farm to his daughter. He Is said 10
have been quite lavish with his money
Ito such an extent that his family be.
came alarmed, and an effort was made
by his daughter and son-in-law to have
him declared insane and placed under
guardianship, but this effort proved a
failure.
Among his other eccentricities was
his evident fondLess for the society OF
young ladies'. On the 18th of July he
became acquainted with young lady
from the West, who, with her mother,
was temporarily staying in Somervilie,
and who is not yet out OF her teens, to
whom he made proposals of marriage.
The girl took one hour to consider the
matter, and then signifed her accep'
tance, although, 1t is said, against the
wishes of her mother, and on Monday
OF this week the parties were united iu
marriage, the ceremony taking place
In Plainf1eld-the mother in the mean
| time having become reconciled. Fiji
teen thousand dollars was the msrrisG,
portion of the bride, which sum wa
at once PLACED ut her disposal.
The daily gazette., 1875-07-22
mox 20 Fry.

To fry ia simply to boil in fat; yet it Is
seldom so considered, much less Practi-
cei. a little fat to prevent sticking 10
used. and with pork. none at all The
fet IL melted or fried out. the part com
inr In contact with the iron scorched /;
this repeated on the Other side, leaving
the centre, il the slice In thick one.
comparatively raw. This surely. spoils
Il. Immersed in fat sufficiently hot and
chance given it, it will cook through. the
inside being tender and done, the OUTSIDE
q light crisp, deepened in color.
It will be objected that too much rat
viii have to be used. This ts not neces:
sary. Suit the vessel to the amount Of
meat to be cooked, 80 that the bottom u
we'll laid over. It will then require but
very little fat to cover it. Particularly
is this required of fish that are cooked
whole. SO that the hot fat gets inside:
This can be done by immersing but hall
the fish. Turning it will cook the other
half, the whole taking but Q few minutes.
Never fry a fish long, as it il very sensi-
tive to heat yielding readily. Thefresh-
ness and sweetness will thua be retain
cd.
Fat used for frying should be kept for
that purpose, and that for fish used for
fab alone. You can heat 1t in q few min
utes, and ysu have this additional advan.
tage, that you can raise the temperature
to any degree you want 1t, which cannot
be done with water. The work can thns
be expedited with fat. and any color 90.
cured that ia wanted In the meat cooked
as in the case of fried cake or erullers,
almost the only things treated austoma-
rily in this way, and 1t is the best spsci-
men of frying that we commonly meet
with-seldom O failure.
The daily gazette., 1875-07-22

Nc ReRson eon take shesa p,,..
Ing 70 dffecttona, and remain Ions rtmSn
vtdsd their bones are not destrcystS tSIse sse
5oisou Or other means, and Vital oro,Sy. ~
beyond the point Of repair. wynn
Dyepepsto of xnaigestio uesa...
In the Shoulders, Coughs, Tlgttness ~ ~
Di1zinesa Sour Eructations Of IA si.vsa N @
Taste In the Month, BILIOUS Attacks ps,,.ss
the Heart Inflammation OF the Lunes %.e
region Of the ddneyA and Q hundred ohs,,
symptomA are tho onspnngs Of Dypem.
Sos,s tSsu ~ prove uas. better guarantee
. Fer Remale C0mplninea. In vo0,.
married or atngie, At the dawn af vomss
the turn Of life, these Tonic Bitter Sssi..
etded an innusnce that improvsmsnt i ~
Fer inasmmasory and Ch,.,,. =,
mneknn and 0out, Rliious, RemIttsn, ~ n a
mittent feverG, Diseases Of the Blocj ~, 49, !
neys and Bladder, these Bitters M nv " Z,
such Diseases are caused By vitiaies Eas W
They are q gentle Purgatiye m r.u
q Tenlc, possessing the merit Of ussv ]
powerful agent tn relieving Congesuoa q m
nation o. the Liver and Visceral 0rgri M
Fer al.in Diseases, Eruptions. T.tr ]
Rheum, Dlotches, spots, Pimples PuituIM )
Erysipelas, Itch, scurls, biscolorstion, iS IN }
Hamors ana Diseases Of the Skin Of whs;.ys1
or nature, are literally dug up and carried o;,;|
system In q short time by the use Of thsx H.
Grateful Thousnnds proclaim vnI;al
rERs the most wonderful Invigorant thai Ts]
tanned the sinking system.
n. n. MCDONALD & co.
Druggists and Gen A.sts.. San Francisco d
.or. OF Washington and Charlton sta, MY
SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS & DEAIllI
The daily gazette., 1875-07-22
- 'N' s. Z. BIaas. Register.
Registers aIrder.
RsatsTER q OTFIoa,

Rs9IsTER OHFIoA.
Esw Cattle County, March 2th. 1879.
.ppe9 the application of sAkAH JANf
64ARPE. Exeeutrix Of THOMAS II.
SHxkpE. late Of Wilmington Hundred. In
odd county, deceased; 1t Ia ordered and
directed By the Register that the Executfix
aSafessid give nstioe Of the granting Of Let
1ars Testa,nentary upon the Estate Of the de-
0sassd. With the date Of granting thereof,
10 causing advertisements to be posted
yeth3a forty days from the date Of such
a che County Of New Castle. requiring all
pafssns having demands against the Es-
tAta 70 present the same, or abide by an
Aek Of Assembly in suoh case made and pro-
Naed. And q lso cause the same to be, insert
Cd within the same period in the VIII
wtnEton Gazette, Q Newspaper published In
Villain gton. and to be continued therein
three weeks, (E. o. d.
S~, Given under the hand and Seal Of
3L.s. Office OF the Register aforesaid, ct
e~~' New Castle, in New Castle County
SoSeaid. the day and year above written.
8. @. BIGGs. Register.
NOTICE.
All person having claims against the Es.
tate 9th deceased must present the same
duly attestsd TO the Executrix on or before
March 18th. 1873. or abide the Act Of Assem-
bly, in such case made ano provided.
E1ecutrix.
Adaress-Wilmington. Del mhH -sweod
The daily gazette., 1875-07-22
Fashionable Furniture.
J. & J. N. HARMAN.
No. 41O King Street
-' WILMINGTON. DEL.

,1aa6nan We respectfully INFORM the oiti-
- zens OF Wilmington and the sur
rounding country that we continue
Dto manufacture an6 keep On hand at
our large and long estsblisns sd warerooms,
sistine Of Ms bogsuy Rosew God and Walnu
Furniture suitable for .Parlor dining-room
and cAamher uses.t .llfi, YEJd
0nr assortshsnt Of sEurnitare IA larger and
mofv ygrisd than can be found In Delaware,
and ali Sf6ielss sold ., our establishment are
warraAtoi "a represented.
VsnitiaE. Blinds Of the most fashionable
designs mads to order and kept constantly
o. hand We also mHnufActure and congtaptr
n keep 1sfgeasortment Of 6prfus. ua'-.
Y sss and Husk NsttresssS
I.AJ. N. HARTMAN. (,
4lo King street, Wilmington.
The daily gazette., 1875-07-22
a,Hh oGt.A1IkTATTRACNON
l. IN DEI4AWARR
.aAvN ICK's DELAWARE MUsEUMI
1sIl and sos WRIST FoUKrH STREET.

SfIl and scs WRIST FoURrH srREEF.
opposite sths City Spring. Wilmington. Del
Hasle-opsnsd to the public with . lsfgt
collection ofnew cuxtosttfe ,highly interesting
and wonderful freaks Of nature. Also, largo
addition Of noted life-size Figures. Correct
Iikenesses, the best ever seen on exhfbitio1
has been added by Prot Repett. among which
are Antoine Probst, the cruel murdeyerof the
Deering Family; Daniel Dancer. the NOTED
English Miser; Tim Bobbm, the noted Ian.
caster poet; Negro Benny, the xunsway slave
Wm. burke, the murderer Of 20 perseps;, MA.
fhias Shnpinchi, murderer Of the peddlsr boy;
Arthur sprtng, the murderer Of two sisters
alBos ;he son Of Arthur Spring; Jacob Lab
nan, the murdered peddler boy; Gibbs, the
notorious pirate; Lieut.. Montroville. the be-
trayer, by his side stands poor Charlotte Tenn.
Pile; Cfezy Nora, OF Philadelphia; Witch Of
kndor IN the forest. Also. $4,000 Birds. Ami
mals, Reptiles, &c, from all parts Of the
known world, can be seen at the Museum.
Other wonders arriving daily. There u more
to be seen fgr the pise Of admission than at
any other exhibition In the country. Open
dsy and evening from o'clock, A. NJ. until
l0.S0 Z. NJ. Admission only Is to; Children
10 ceuts. to sec the whole collection.
w. HIGH ADWlCk, Proprietor.
decl6wiv
The daily gazette., 1875-07-22
GR0CERYRs.

ClEo. :. WHEELER. 81
NO. loA EAsTBsEcoND STREET.
Having enlafged his place Of businsss, oEers
70 the public great advantages In Al Kinds OF
GROCERIES,,
-. AND COFFEE.
At REDUCED PRICES
Canned Fruits Of al kinda at siight advance
on the Wholesale prizes. ~. ~ :
Thankfll for past favors; We sttn solicit .
the place TO save your money by buying
cheap. GEO. 4. WHEELER
novV7A-tf lOA T. Second Street
The daily gazette., 1875-07-22
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REGlsTER,s ORDER.

NEW CASTLE COUNTY. Mar. IS. 1876
4nd vietor DUPONT Executors OF HenIy I.
finsgan. Jr.. late OF Wilmington HuAdred,
n said county. deceased 1t 10 Ordered and
directed BY. the Register. that the EXECUTORS
atoresaid. give notice of the granting OF Let
tags Tsstamentary upon the Estate OF the de-
ceased. with the date OF granting thereof, ~
oaasin9 advertisements to be posted within
fefty days fron the date of such Letters. In
IN Of the most public places OF the county OF
New Castle. requiring all persons having de-
nands against the Estateto present the same.
or ABIDE By an Act Of Assembly In suoh case
made ana provided. And also cause the same
70 be inserted within the same peried in the
Qally 0axette. q newspaper publishes IN
Wilmington. and TO be continued therein three
WV. -: y Y ialysn under .A. hand and seal
Rapau Not office Of the Register af9re-
SEA Isaid, at New Castle, IN New
~i castle county aforesaid the day
s. 6. BIGGs. Register.
NOTICE.
an persona having claims against the Es-
sa1s VI the deceased must present che same
duly sttested to the Executors. on or
ha9bre March. 2S. 1876. or abide the Act las
saznhly In such case made and provided.
PETER h. BRENNAN,
VICTOR Dupont;
ExecutoTA
AeFe-swe0d.
The daily gazette., 1875-07-22
II HEnAAsAHR1s''
GENERAL PROvIsinM DEALER.
No. 3a4 Tatnall Street,

..a-ea WILMINGTON, DkLs
Would respectfully ann ,unce 10 his friends
and the public, that he sill carries on the
constantly on hand the best quality at
SU4At CURED HAMS,
s1us1GE DRiE,, REEF
CHEEHE, TONlUE5 &e., &c,
All Of which viii be sold Who'll sale and fetal
at the lowest city prices- r..t
He returns his thanks to his many custo-
mers for pass favors and fully soltcits Q
cont1nuance OF the samo ,~ft
The daily gazette., 1875-07-22

Constantly on hand and for sale at the lowest
market rates- Particular and personal stten.
aon given to Repairing any artiels In the
A tins assortment Of Speotaeiss constantly
on hand, and sole agent for tha Ceiebratea
Diamond Spectacles na.iS
The daily gazette., 1875-07-22
PIANO

nrodfe's MlracnlSus cure for Germs
An English remedy Of great popularity. for
removing corns without pain.
Z. BRLNGHURsT o CO, T. .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-08
THE MINING TR0rBIrs.
Attempt Go Burn n Bridge and " rec
Train.

PoTTsNILLE, PA. MAY S-An attcnnpt
was mace 20 burn the Philadelphia aad
h-adiug railrOs'd bridge. above Locust Can,
last night The Gre was discovercl ia fiiI -
To save ~, though % was dana g.Ad 10 such 40
extent that n wa deemed uuSaf. % r1u a
tsl0 over H. Trains are running around 10
low Without interruption u travel. 4
W@tchu. an had the presence Of mind 20 20 -
nearest TIL graph Office and notify the earIv
morning express train rom sham lkin tlat
ule Train could not pass over 10 ~ ely. and 4
tetflole catastrophe could not o.herwI~c have
neen aYeriet. ~ the heavy curve prevented
- btAigc from ueing seen until the train
va ulon u THESE attempts az wrcckirg
llal = IN The SchOyls Kill region are hacpaafs
frequent and alarmingly on the tncralse.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-08

THE GERDEW ANN CASE-Tle trial Of NJ
Gerdem3un was resume to-day. The pro-
ceedings opened with a complain; u the
Judge Of indigDities offered by the crowd u
Mr.. GerdemaUI ia the courtroom after tle
adjournment yesterday. and 10 M. Gerdc-
mann I'm the street. \ woman apple very
ugly eplthct % The lady, and a. She and her
husband retired from the courtroom the
Tabble jeered at them. He was followed by
the crowd rom Sixth and Chestnut streets
toss South Front street. and he In vain ap-
piled 10 a policeman 10 restrain his pursuers.
y woman, whom he named a. Mrs. Herman,
residing at East York and Cedar streets, salt
as he passed, There goes the scamp" OK
Front street gentleman got a policeman On
diSperse the mob.
Judge Briggs said the defendant and his
wife were entitled 10 the fullest protection,
and II he could discover parties aSsailing
them in any way, those parties should ba
promptly punished. He directed a warrant
TO be issued for Mrs. Herman.
Nh. Powers testified 10 the payment IN de-
fendant OF legacy OF $500, left by VIM.
Horstmann TO the church.
Mr.. SinnickSOn, the accountant, was next
called. He said he had devoted his time evec
since the first OF January 10 an examination
of the books of Mr.. Gerdemann, which hal
been so imperfectly kept that il was utterly
impossible for any accountant 10 arrive at
any accurate conclusion. He then proceeded
TO detail his examination. The result, as OBJ
tanned from these books was, that at the
time of his departure he stood charged with
the receipt OF Sl6.21S.67, for which there was
no account Itild. Bulletin, Mdy7.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-08

- Michel Chevalier, at the recent dinner al
Liverpool, cited the United States as al
awful example o. the rrinous effects OF pro-
lection.
win, during his reign, give 5000 francs an
nually In prizes for the composition Of WORSE
on various subjects.
SThe Presbyterian general assembly
meets in Cleveland 10th inst The vote OF he
Presbyteries Indicates the adoption Of terra
eldership.