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New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-02
COMMERCIAL.
FRIDAY, October /, 1877

CoTToN-The sales to-day mot including
SO bales additional yesterday embraced
$500 bales, at prices requiring no change
in our quotations. We give also the
as below:
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-02
By R. NJ. & B. J. Montgomery.
II NJ. & b. }. MONTGOMERY,
GENERAL AUCTIONEERS
AND DEALERS IN NEW FURNITURE,

Triweekly sales of every description of house.
hold furniture Mirrors, Pianos, arpets, Mattresses
ETC., on UbSDAYs, THURSDAY and SATURDAYS :,
at Auction hoom, No. 60 Camp street, commencing
at ii A. N.
semi weekly sales of Forses, Mules, Buggies, Car.
rages, ETC., at sales stables No. 20 BarOnne street
near Grayier, on WEiNkSDAiS and SATURDAYS,
commencing at IL A. NJ.
tended to.
Special attention paid to the sales of real estate
and stocks.
Always on hand the largest stock of New Furni.
ture Of every variety to be found in the city at
their show rooms rmory Hall, No. 81 amp street.
kind in the south, they solicit portion of the
public patronage both In their line as auctiOneers
and dealers IN furniture. ja1 ly
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-02
AUCTION SALES.
By George Pearson.
ALE OF WAREHOuSED AND UNCLAIMED
GOODS,

UNITED SrArRs CusroHHousR
Collectors Office,
New Orleans September l6, 1875.
DY GEORGE PEARSON, AUCTIONBER-
II The following goods, having remained in ware
house over three years unclaimed over one
year, will be sold at public ion. In accordance
with the regulations of the Treasury Depa' tment,
at Warehouse No. I, Customhouse building on
FRIDAY, October 8. 1875 at 1890 A. NJ
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-02

Tho monument over the grave of John A.
Asdrew win be dedicated let bingham,
Massachusetts, October q.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-02

n times Of profound peaes y y difBcult
= nsks mon agree. especially II they are
- jsry.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-02
AUCTION SALES.
BY John g. Monrose.
By Placids J. Spear.
JOB ANGLADE'S QUARTERLY SALES OF ROK
FElrED PLEDGES.

RY PLACIDE J. SPEAR, AUCT1ONEER-
II Office No. 46 Exchange aley.-THUR>DAY
September 30, 1875, and following days will be
sold st the Loan office of Joe Anglads corner of
Bourbon and Cont streets. all pledges forfeited to
him. cons. ting in
LAkGE AND RICH ASSORTMENT OF DIA.
,EDs; q splendid c. lection of English. French,
from the most celebrated manufactures; = rich
as ortment OF Jewelry, such as Sets. Earrings
Bioochts, Pins, etc; every variety of Guns Re-
volv.rs, Pistols silk Umbrellas Walking Canes
and Fienoh nd Ame lean Clocks, Plated Ware OF
every description, Gentl-men's and Ladies' Wear.
ing Apparel, and the most
Terms-Cash.
p. s. This sale embraces the hest and most "a.
ried assortment of goods otirre heretofore by
NJ. ADglade a., ID will be sold regardless Of
amounts loaned thereon. se25
vALi! ABLE MPROvhD PROPERTY, CORNER OF
PIETY AND LOVE STREETS, AND TWENTY
YAEANr LOIS GRnrNn In TILE TuIRn
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-02

LED PROI
y Commit
lat the of
D O'Clock 4
nd and I
LAND sc
ty of 800 q
|hundred 9
p Of eight
|of forty q
|c0mmiasi,
"a all bids.
DIG 20
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-02
MARINE INTELLIGENCE;

OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN,
Saturday, October 2, 1875. !
CLEARED YESTERDAY,
Italian bark HendeIika, Bronserna, fol Rotterdam
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-02


ny C. E. GIRARDRY, AUC1IoNBER
- Office No 81 Camp psireet.-SATURDAY, Eoyen
Der 6, 1875, az twelve O'Clock M. at the st Char.
Auction Exchange, will be sold at public arcto,
ny vntue and IN pursuance of an order from II
Hon. A. Ia. lissot, judge of the Second Distr'
court for Il parish Of Orleans, dated twen,,
fourth day of August, 1875, and rendered in III
above entitled succession, the following descrH,
property to wit
i. ThIRTE+N Lors OF GROUND, situated
the Second District Of this cit, in the soua,
bounced by Canal, Cusi omhOuse, Bapau VEN
and Rendon siIeets, designated by the Noe. S, 6;
S,9 10 l IL, 10. a. Is l6 and II, and measuring
f"llowsi Luts Nos aud measure each 81 fssi
inches 8 lines troI I OF Hagan avenue by a dep,l
between parallels, Of 1s4 ftet ine.; lots Noe n
and measure each SO feet inches from on CarJ
str. ct by depth between parallel linee of h
fr. t. IL t No. 'orns the corner of Canal and Hapl
avenne; lot. Nos. 10 ii, IL, l3 IA and Is mpasnI
each 80 feet inches lines front on Canal strsl
ny loo fe't in d'pth, b.,ween parallels; lot No
FIRMS the corner of Canal and Renoon stree
lois Nos 16 and II adj jJin LOIS H. 12 I3 IA and M
the rear. and measure o each "a feet inches M
rot on r. ndns street by l54 f ct lin. in dep
between paidllela.
ANOTHER LOT OF GROUND in the First NJ
t1lct OF this 'ity, and in the square bounded
New Leve- Fnlton, st. Joseph and North Mark1
eIreets. reptesented as lot No |, aud mt asuynpN
feet lines front on each of New Levee and Eusl
streets, by depth and front on st. Joseph strsy
OF lsl feet | lnch end dey til on the OIL
side line 21 set inches lines.
Terms-Cash on the EpOt.
Acts O. sae beforr 4. r. Hogan, ESQ.,. notsry p !
lie, Mt purchasers expense. oc2 l6 % 90 mo-
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-02

Sales, Receipts and Exports OF Produce.
The following are the sales, receipts and
exports of the principal articles for the
naat uaak.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-02

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" Port ~
|>n South
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New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-02

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conf0rnil
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New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-02

SUCCESSION OF CHARLES ALLUARD AND OF
HIS WIFE.
Second District Court tor the Parish of Orleans
No. 80 22l.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-02
AUCTION SALES,
BY o. r. oirardey.
UCCBSsION OF H. W. WALKER.

UILDING LOTS in THB FIRST AND sECor
DISTRICTH N
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-02

nrnencI|
hlis highl1
ke their 4
Tiled ''P|
shouts|
,merce \
kSE COLI
atinees v
lSDAY, 1
TIC TRC|
L|TCIIE
The daily gazette., 1875-12-16

A dispatch from st. Louis relates the
particulars of u conversation with Semi
tor..Morton, in the course of which that
estlmable man stated that when the
question of Hender on's dismissal came
before the Caoinet Bristow was the only
member who stood up for him, and only
yielded on the President rising from his
seat and abruptly demanding, Sir, do
you sanction the Infamous attack which
MIR. Henderson made on ine?" 1t is
greatly to be regretted that the Secretary
did not have the pluck to resist this char
acteristic speech of bully with an an
nouncement that he would rather be
right than be President" It might have
cost him his seat in the Cabinet, but it
would have gained him the admirati n
and gratitude of every patriot. ii Bah
cock escapes now, through the inoompe-
tency of the prosecution. MIR. Bristow
cannot escape his share of the responsi-
bility. Ilnes.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-16

A story comes from Washington very
credittble to Senator Gordon Mr. Fits
hugh, the new Doorkeepsr oil the ILous',
Of law. to good position, but the SenA-
tor at once infornedhis son that he muse
not accept the appoint ment, and made
him send letter to Mr.. FitZhugh de-
clining any position whatever. What is
more remarkable about this is the fact
that Senator Gordon, who was one of the
most active and influential advocates Mr..
Fitzhugh had in cauvassing foi the po-
sition, is not rich. and tho salary ten:
dered young Gordon would have been OF
great assistance to lin. But he thinks
we have had more than enough OF nepo-
tism
The daily gazette., 1875-12-16
WILMINGTON. DEL. DEC. 10, 1873
Eeeaomv In the school Board.

The proposition to close the schools
when the appropriation is exhausted,
does not sound well. Fit comes from
friend of public education it is rather
"cool." We did not suppose there was
q momber in the Board that favored such
q course. We do not think it will be re-
garded as necessary when the time ar
rives. A very important affair takes
place in April no less than the election
Of one third of the members of our Board
Of Public Education to serve from that
time. The gentlemen who propose to
close the schools rather than moet the
case in hand by resorting to economical
measures may be invited to remain at
home; and those who are elected to fill
their places may think the sum which
the Council has appropriated ample to
run the schools during the year. Reduc-
tons have been, or will be made in all
other service, and it cannot be expected
the schools will be run by hard money
men" under inHatian prices. Labor
rs cheaper and materials of all kinds are
iower, rents and living cost less and hence
X VIII ba expected that the Board Of
Bducation will finally come to the con-
ausion that 500 600, year, is rs much as
should be expended, SO long as property
Ia paying such diminished revenue.
and is taxed highly too under its present
assessed valuation. The Board is COM
posed OF gentlemen of experience and
viii no doubt come TO the conclusion TO
abide the decision of the Council in this
matter and avoid any further trou BILE
that might grow out of the proposition
to carry the case to the courts. which
would be a great folly.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-16

WE are n republic whereof one man is
rs good as another before the law
CRAFTS Message.
This is Il platitude which our intelli-
gent Congress probably did not need TO
learn of the President. II is very true
that one man is as good as another be-
fore the Jaw" in this country. Some
times he is even better. There's Gener-
al Babcock, for instance, He is evident
ly quite as good as Joyce, Mcdonald and
Avery before the law, and rather better.
They were regularly indicted for conspir-
ing to defraud the government out of
revenue on whisky, and were promptly
tried and convicted. There seems to be
equally strong evidence duplicating Bah
cock in the same conspiracy, yet, being
the Presidents confidential secretary and
a commissioned officer TO the regular
army. he is allowed to have his case
transferred to military court made up
of their intimate army friends There
are manifestly man. exceptions to Mr..
Grants bpautiful platitude. We are in
clined to think he considers himself an
exception. If he be no better than other
men, why ia he not satisfied wi, h two
terms as all former Presidents have
been? He went into the government.
service poor and now is immensely rich.
If one man is as good as another" he
ought to step down willingly and give
some other man a chance.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-16

THE STATE Banks Tho system of
banking as carried on under the old
STATE banks, previous to 1862. was an
easy mode Of supplying the people with
currency. and one we'll calculated to Sc
care popularity. Under il every COM
manity that felt the need of additional
currency applied for charter, and a
Bank was soon ready to supply them.
In the main these Banks proved secure.
ana grew to be rich and amply able TO
discharge all the obligations they were
ander. Every Bank we have in this city
was started under this system. and when
bne Government system was forced upon
tnem they were sound and healthy.
Iheir management had been in careful
hands, and they redeemed all their isspes
or 30 much of them as has been nre,
sented
Just how uuch these old banking in
strutions had inflated prices, is a ooes.
'ion we have not seen discussed. and vet
n"onid appear to b. one of Importance
certainly, II the price of lands for agri.
cultural purposes is now not very much
oeioW its real value there must have
oeen gradual yet great imitation tepden-
c'es IN the old banking system. inst
now great this tendency was is NOT nm
derstood.
but what would now be the extent of
mnalion under the present system had
not have stimulated prices far higher
even than the old State Bank systam
"ss 1t Is now going to the other er.
IRENE. Prices of agricultural lands
we're never 80 depressed. Under tho old
bansing system lansd were reckonad ~.
oest security. They are now scarcely ~.
fered as security. The National Ranks
having their head and heart In Wasb;no'
bon' only dare to touch inoonve-.;hl.
securities. with. a light hand. If tbey
oso not fear instant examination. nor.
maps they might do more paper. Ev;
oehtiy they have in their ba,do ,b,
'eans 70 EXPAND the currency, if the,
oho not fear to operate. The Banks n,
New York. by the Secretary of the Trea
s0ry s Report have in their vaults G,
m'iiion OF Bank notes. and 200 million,
OF deposits. If their Bank notes are ade
!Sua'e to their average discounts an,
circulation, then they have the mean,
In their deposits for initiating the cur
rency far more than they ever had unde
the State Banks. if they were not re-
strained by the law. But suppose tn
Aaw was not observed as it was not unde
tne oad Banks, and there was not drea,
OF the Treasury Department. wber
would imitation stop under the presen
systemP Is it not as dangerous from a,
renes as the old system and its sus
oeptability to revulsions far more de
ssructive to all extensive business pros
perrtyr We think these matters worth
OF candid consideration.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-16

WE ARE AUTHORIZED BY THE MAYon
70 say that no one connected with ,bc
Opera House, ever said 10 him ,ha,
me exhibition advertised for SUNDAY
evening last. had been, or would be
stopped, until late Saturday afternoon
hours after his letter to Mr.. Lobdel
had been sent.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-16

mr.. Morton has devised an ingenious
plan for keeping the gallant Lamar out
OF the Senate. He has quietly assumed
that the Democratic majority in Missis-
sappi Is fraudulent. aad has offered res.
osotion asking for committee to inves.
aease the facts with which to prevent
the election of Democratic Senator.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-16
ELECTION NOTICE.

A. TIE NATIONAL BANK OF DELAWARE,
Wilmington, Dec. IL. 1875. s
Notice is hereby given TO the Stockholders
OF this Institution III an elect on will he
held at the Banking House on 1UESDAI,
JAhU Try llth, 1876 between the hours OF
. and 4 O'Clock, \. NJ for he purpose of
elect, g seven Directors to serve Tor the en-
.uiny year. II ii. EWBANKS.
decl3-tu Ca hier.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-16

ny OTlCE.-The seventh snnual meeting OF
- the Stockholders OF the Masonic hall
Company of Wilmington, Del, will be he d
in the Directors toun OF the Masonic Hall
on MONDAY the 9th DAY OF december. 1875.
at O'Clock r NJ for the purpose "f elect:ng
q Prcsinent, Vice President T. .e'surcr sec.
retary. and nino Directors to serve the en-
SUING year j. T.. ALMOND
decl3 eodte Secretary.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-16
INJECTION NOTICE.
r. titsr NArloNAL BANk

~ FIRST NATI0NtL BANk
WlIMi:Ir y, ID l.. Dec llth. ls1i.l
Notice ~ h.rebv given that the an Iual
meeting eff the Sto. kholders of this Baok
VIII be hed at the Blnking Hon on lrS-
DAY he llth day of Januarv. 1876 bet cen
the hours OF , and O'Clock p. NJ. Tor the
purpOs- # Z citing nine stock holder TO
servr Ui.c~tnis the rnsui' z year.
6ecl5te GEp d RMor6ONG, Cash'r.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-16
SHEhlFF,S SALES.

& CHERItF'S SALE
~ by virtue of writ OF Venditioni Expo-
mas, 20 me directed. viii be exposed TO Pub
lic Sale, on the premises near the Vii are NJ
Gasg w, in +, ncader Hundred, in New Castle
county, Delaware on
-'-- MONDAY,
THE 27tn Day OF DECEMBER. lsf5.
A at II o clock. NJ.
Tho following described Personal Pro
perty, viz:
Horses. Cows. Bul, Ho'f9rs, 3 Calves,
Hogs. Farm Wagon, Horse Cart Carriage,
Buggy. los OF Farming Utensils Grain h an,
OF Oats and Corn lot OF PoLo toes, lot Of Hay,
lot OF straw and Fodder Wheat IL ground,
ot OF ron &c. Househo d and Kitchen
Furniture, Beds. Bedstt ads and 3 dding,
Sofas, Tables, Chairs, Looking asses Piano.
Carpets. &C.
Seized nd taken in execution as the pro-
perly OF John Frazer, and TO be sold by
wM. II. LAMBSON. Sheriff.
Sher fi's Office. Nov Castle,
Dec l3. A d.. 1875. declS -2taw
CyHERIFF' SALE
- by vir no ( a writ OF Venditioni Fxpo-
mas, To me die ted, wi l be exp Ised to Pub
lie Sale, at the Farm of &c rye Spr niger, near
Jackson Limo Quarries IN . i'll Creek Hun-
dred. New Cattle county Delaware on
TUESDAY,
THE eSth DAY OF DECEMBER, 1873.
AT II o'clock. A. NJ.
The following described personal property.
viz:
head OF Horses Cows, 10 heal OF Steers,
| yoke of oxen, lot of Corn, Wheat in the
Ground bogs and Snoats, lot of Oats, lot of
Cornfodder lot OF Hay, Carriages, Wagons.
Crcu ar saw. etc, Ia Mill; Lot of Farming
Utcnsis. also Household Furniture, etc.
lot Of Poultry, &c
Seized and taken IN execution as the pro-
perty OF George Springer and to be sold by
WIN, II. LA MBSON. Sheriff
Sheriti-s Office New Cdstlc.b
December Is lsI5. dec II ts
C,HEklFFS SALE.
- BY virtue of a writ of Vcndiiioni Ex
onRs. 10 me directed. wi be exuosed to
Puhlie S lie. ut III y ore nt Mn ha Bo No
l26 N rket street Wimins ton, in New Cas-.
tie County. Del, on
MONDAY,
THE 2oTH DAY OF DECEMBER, ls76,
At 10 o'clock m.
| The following described personal property
VIZ: A large lot oil Oyeicost. business coais
| Toys coats dress coats. men and boys pants
lot OF DIR 'wciS. lot OF vests shirts ctl ars
owes lot OF summer good, fixtures of store
household aud hi cheu Furniture, lease OF
| sto- &c
Seized and taken in execution as the pro-
perty Vt Michael Boil and to be sold by
NM ". LAMBS0N. sheriff.
Dec. 7. A. ,. 1875. decs -2tawts
The daily gazette., 1875-12-16

Constantly on hand an assortment OF the
best marble OF the d .fierent kinus which he
Is prepared to worg up into Monuments
Head and FoCt Sto. ca, Steps, Mantels, and
House Work in general. Ha,i ing long ex.
,erience IN the business, he fatters himself
that he can give entire sat siacLion to all who
NAV favor him with their patronage. The
publ. .re mvii ed to call and inspect his
work and learn his prices. nOv2P75-ly
The daily gazette., 1875-12-16

y OIIGE-Notice ia hereby gwen that the
Partnership here etor existing
between the undersigned, under tn. firm
,ame Of Billegas q Co.. has been d solved by
mu ual consent. The inter, ct of Levi Ilillegas
having been purchased by j. II. hu bands,
who Is authorized to pny all bills outstand ng.
LtVI HILLEG NS.
j. ii. HUSBANDS
Wilmington, Del, Dec l, 1878. decIl5t
The daily gazette., 1875-12-16
THAT Lass % LOWrie'S.''

By FANNY HODGsON BURNETT.
The friends Of 'scVmNER" who have read
"Surly 7 inns Trouble" ''Une Day at Arle" "
al hc Fire at ,rantley Mills =" and Others of
Mrs. Burne ts short stories, viii not ,eed to
be assured that they have u rare treat befn o
them. The seem OF the new novel u laid in
an Ergli-h mining town and from III first
page TO the last the interest is unhagglng.
Among other notable papers we mention
the following: A SECOND 'FARMER's
VACATION" by Col GEORGE WARIAG,
descriptive of row boat ride OF two hun rrd
and lftv miles | ! one of the most ferti Q anl
interesting o. the vine-growing valleys of
EIrOpe-s region never seen by the ordinary
traveller. but ull OF interest, in its social and
REVohuTioSARY isassa1 TiesS LE1TERs. I1 rass'0h a
SERIES OF ILLUSTRATED ARTl-
Giles ON AMERICAN COLLEGES. The
serie. includes " lillian and May. Hatvar I,
Yale, Michig IN State UniveIsary Wesleyan
University Amherst Agp cultural ollege
Princeton Union. Bowdoin, Trinity and
other typi al institutions tn CO ntry:
leeant Illustrated articles on OLD NEW
YORK. Il ustrative papers on AMERICAN
CITIES. sc.
Thr editorial control and direction OF the
Mas aLine will remain in the hand. of DR..
HoLLA ID, who will contribute each month
ed tOviAls upon current y liLoal and social
t'pice. Oar r. aders may ieok to "ToPics of
inc I1nne nthltu OPINION, 'Ino Otu
Cabinet" or pure se ,tir ent; Culture and
Progress " for criticism; sThe Worlds
Work" =" for industrial intelligence; " Brtc-
A-Brac " for wit aud limo ent pleasantly.
scRIBSE g MONTHLY IA now recognized.
both In this oou try and in Engiand. as the
great representative American Magazine.
Encouraged by the favor accorded to 1t by
q generous pubic we shal aim. during the
Centenni Il year TO eclips its tort mer achieve
Tents in both its Literary and Art depart
ments.
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The daily gazette., 1875-12-16

NoTICk-REMUvAL Dr Qiinby Las
~ moved TO No. sH MARhEr STkEET.
oct2ett
The daily gazette., 1875-12-16
1876 soRIBNER's MONTHLY. 1876

We iuyisc the attention OF the public TO
scRIDSER's MONTHLY. which now De- erved-
" ranks among the DFsr ILLUSTRATED FER
.IopIcALs or TIE WORLD.
The yaucrs Illustrative OF American Seen
ery,which have appeared IN its pages. amons
which were included The Wond rs of the
Ycilowst 1ne" and the Grand Canon OF the
Colo rado," have won wide spread admir- tion
on both sides of the Atlantic; and 1.-THE
Great South" articles, with their beautiful
engravings have been rc-issueu in book form
IN both Great Britain and America. For tho
coming year VIC have broader plans than ever
before The magazine will DO enlarged. and
there will be
Three Remarkable Serial Stories by
American Writers.
Gabriel Oonroy," by Byet Harte,
OF WI ich the Boston Post says: "It serial
that will make every new number OF SCRIB
NBR's eagerly sought for, II 1t had nothing
else to recommend il"
The Caxadi0n Illustrated Ntrs predicts that
we have found At 'ast the American novel >
The Louisville Courier Journal says: 'ThI
second install ment 8 even stronger than til,
first justifytaq all that uas looked foF."
We begin in January
The daily gazette., 1875-12-16
WATER DFPARTMFNT,
CHIRP kNGINRER's OFFICE,
No. 100 Market street
WILMINGTON, Del Dec eth,

WILMINGTON, Del Dec eth, 1875.
NOTICE TO ro. WATER All R RENTEB.
The biils for 1916. are now ready and pay
able at the Registrars Office. 1905 Market 81.
The law requires that all bills paid on or be-
fore January Slst 1915, he face Of the bill.
shall be received and receipted for
those paid during tho month OF February,
five per ct. additional, th"se paid during the
month OF March ten per cent dition 81 and
where amounts remain unpaid after aprii
lst 1877 the Registrar is required " have tn Z,
Ferrules Withdrawn and suit instituted for
the recovery OF tho amount due. Ihe water
will not again be let into such premises un-
I'll such ar q, rs with assessments, ard 81 Tor
drawing Ferrules are paid.
Euw. MCINTYRE,
decio.tt X, riotrar.
~ OTICE.-S, tice ia hereby given that tn
~ co-parlnershi,I heretofore exisIing be-
tween the unders gned nn'e or tn arm name
OF Bickta q Co., Is this day dissolve by m =
tuai consent, the interest of J.nes Clark,
Edward Mchanus anu James MUIR by
having been pun chased by Jo.eph Stieckle
AMI Frauci' Rickta who aloae are author Il d
70 use the firm name in liquidation
JAMES CLARK.
r j McMANU~,
JAMES MURPHY,
FRANCIS BI krA.
JOSEPH sToECKLE.
WILMINGTON, Del, Dec lst. Is 9.
NOTICE Joseph Stoeckle and L an IL
Bichta, having purcha ed the .ttrest oi
James Clark Edward j. Mo Manus anu J Am q
Murphy, in the lac firm OF iickta q 60
wi c ntinue the busine- 3 Of the D. every al
the north-w. st corner Of Fifth and d ms
treets, in The city of Wilmington, under the
firm name of BIckta n Company
FRANCIS BICKTt,
JOSE ii STOELkLE.
December lat. le15-S-lm