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National Republican., 1875-11-11
SPECIAL NOTICES. :

SPECIAL NOTICES.
%GT 4 GEErf1SisfIr GEEffSG OF r'tifiSJs1i THE GEfGz>
od, In he'd "
ee1s5s Tssivsl e f.i.sien Pubic isIsises %iii
BE held n ne church
w:SATHoLIC soeEs. LAoE PIC;
medals. Oubilee and others,l crosses, leading
fsa i2a % ssss aae
ner ne northwest Open Sunday morning from 9 20
fwVEGETINE, PERUVIAN sYRUP
- and all other tonics and blood purifiers,
Humphreys Specifics and Witch Hazel, at the
Temple DIvg Store. nos-tf
p~BUNRANDGHE pr ROTECTORs,
Rsss nsnfs ssd sad al ErF cough @si sSssaR Bat
Temple Drug Store. noS-h
~ DALLEY's, TRAsK's AND
- other ointments, Gordshells, Carbolic,
bpSg anq all other salTes, at coughins Temple
EwILBOR's, DE JOHNS. MOL
ler't,, Fougerss, Marvin,s, Burnett's,
ns femps snS Sraa Sh sioSs Sod Liver oils Ss
~ ALADDIN SECURITY OIL, THE
- safest and best. Burns longer, burns
&ss4 aPs sCNa S 1G
NBoILINs:Ho HOT Or IOE:ooLD
PURE AND FRAGRANT,
mflburn's Unrtvalled Soda,
1929 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
octsC-tf Near Wizards Hotel.
w Y. M. C. A.
SABBATH AFTERNOON SERVICES.
-
LINCOLN HALL. AT $40 O'CLOCK.
Conducted by the Young Men Ofthe Association.
YOUNG MEN SPECIALLY INVITED.
MUSIC LED BY ORGAN AND coRNET.
Glasses in English Grammar and Arithmetic
commences TUESDAY EVENING, at $50. oces
e~NOTICE.-AN ADJOURNED AN.
nual meeting Of the stockholders OF the
ton Of Zine tPusiees and etSer Basiness M viii Be
held on TUESDAY, November ls, at O'Clock p.
'-.' ... !. -. O' Vi 'n' '" L: oLEPHASE.
~ REMEMBER JUsTH's OLD
Ss Boots. ifT tsss15
be always has, al SIS d street, between sixth and
seseh1n tanded ieess a northwest Note by mall prompt
w.TEETH % PER SET. EITHER
- jaw, by Dr.: A. PRATT, graduate Of Ohio
81 M aaa or sns h9sa Mea sSa
corner , ord. Gas and chloroform used In extract
E sndris Vs.. . otfeps bis pr,ssss,oa,I ssr'
vices Surgeon Physician and Oculist to the citi-
Eens Of the District Of Columbia.
Once No. l4u Pennsylvania avenue, between
Willard's hotel and the Owen house.
Once hours from 10 q. m. to p. my2S-r
"DLEGAL AND OTHER BRIEEB
S PRINTED AT THE SHORTEST NOTICE
stthe REPUBLICAN JOB OFFICE. nols-n
~ELECTRICITY WORKS WON.
S DERS IN THE CURE OF DISEASE
Dr. Sturgis and wife warrants cure in less ttn1e'
an for less money, than any other known treat
ment. No. 1l05 street northwest. my1o-ly
H"a PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY
~ compounded at GOUGHLIH'S TEMPLE
DRUG STORE. Masonic TEMPLE janI2
kCwRAPPING PAPER Fob SALE
~ At this once.
k~DCURREET AND BACK NUMBER8
~ Of tie DAILY NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,,
and all other city papers, can be obtained nom
j. BRAD. ADAMS, Statfoner and News Dealer,
under 81 Cloud hotel, corner and Ninth streets.
National Republican., 1875-11-11
MOODY AND SANKEY'S HYMN BOOK.

MOODY AND SANKEY'S HYMN BOOK.
Just published, GOSPEL HYMNS to sacred
songs, by Bliss and Sankey.
Hymns alone, and ten cents.
Hymns with music. 3Ocents.
All the Hymn and Time Books and Sunday School
Nusie Books constantly on hand.
At VIM. BALLANTYNE'S,
nos-tf. 42s Seventh street.
National Republican., 1875-11-11

Notwithstanding the assiduous manner in
which the Centennial finance committee has
passed around the hat they have as yet Sc
cured an inadequate amount of money to
meet the expenditures which they will of ne
cessity have to incur in order to make the
great celebration a success. This is matter
which the United States cannot afford to let
fail through the inadequacy of requisite funds
to make complete arrangements to carry out
the grand system adopted by the committees.
Many of the States whose patriotic duty It is
to render their respective substantial assist
ance have not as yet responded to the call.
The situation at present is not as promising as
the country could wish, and the probabilities
are that the finance committee will be COM
PEELED to strenuously urge Congress to assist
them materially in support of the great meas
ure. The interests of the country and the
expectations of the world demand that the
important enterprise should be a complete sue
cess, and the patriotism of our national rep
resentatiyes in Congress will undoubtedly lose
no effort or opportunity by which that success
can be fully secured.
National Republican., 1875-11-11

sydenham Palace, England, has recently
been the scene of a remarkable cat show. The
English cat must differ materially from the
American feline if it has to be taken into the
magnificent apartments of palace in order to
make an exhibition Of itself. The American
Tabby has peculiar way of showing its own
eccentricities without being placed before the
august presence of a committee sitting in SOL
emn Judgment on the case. England may
take national interest in her felines, but the
interest the people Of this country have in
their cats is simply of local nature. A
Yankee Tabby lie, of sll animals, the most
capable of showing itself, and its shows are
such as never fail to attract the attention of
humanity. Our dogs will idle about the
thresholds of our homes, and now and again
pass out to the sidewalk and bring back sam
pie of some unfortunate passer-by, but they
woefully lack the ability that is innate with
our felines to pounce on to the upper shelf of
our pantries and overthrow q dozen preserve
Jars in their activity to secure piece of cold
roast beef or puncture the surface Of aweIl-
fIled milk pan with their whiskered probos-
cides. Our dogs may frisk about and snap the
feathers from the backs of our neighbors'
fowls in a manner that stirs the spirit of hos
tility and puts stop, for the time being, to
social intercourse and the custom of
borrowing butter, but 1t is well known
that they cannot jump into q
henery with that agility noticed In our cats
and suck enough eggs in fifteen minutes to
make large family happy on Easter Sunday;
but at night they show themselves to the best
advantage. An English cat may require
palace to be interesting in, but one born and
bred under the benign influences of our great
republican institutions WIN occupy plain slab
on the rear roof Of an humble cottage and in
less than ten straightforward bowls attract the
attention of the entire neighborhood, besides
drawing forth all the emphatic expressions,
old boots, hair brushes, books and other light
moyeables that may perchance be accessible.
English cat-shows may be popular, but IL is
National Republican., 1875-11-11

Close upon the heels of the Pacific disaster
comes the painful intelligence of the burning
of the steamship Waco in the Gulf of Mexico
She was a strong, well-made vessel, whose
construction and equipment cost about quar-
ter of million dollars. In the space of one
hour the entire structure Is consumed by the
flames, and all on board are supposed to be
lost. How the fire originated has not been,
and perhaps never will be, ascertained. Why
the officers, crew and passengers on board a
vessel anchored near a great fleet should
perish is an insoluble mystery, and
affords a subject upon which the proper
authorities should reflect with no little serious
ness. The Pacific is scuttled, and sinks in an
hour; the Waco is burned within hailing dis
tance of a dozen vessels, and yet every person
on board both, with but one exception, is
sacrificed to the angry fury of the waves. A
terrible responsibility growing out of this twin
disaster rests either upon those whose duty it
was to furnish ample life-saving equipment for
those vessels or upon those in charge of the
steamers in the hour of ruin. If the latter
were responsible, which there is every reason
to doubt, they have already suffered the awful
penalty of culpable negligence. If the former
are guilty of the wanton sacrifice of human
life which has occurred to spread a pail of sad
ness over hundred households and deprive
the country of over two hundred useful.mem-
bers of society, let justice be meted out to
them in all its fullness and severity, in order
that wicked wrong may be punished and fur
ther catastrophes of a similar nature be
averted-
National Republican., 1875-11-11


Colonel Fitzgerald, of the AH-Ddy City ITEM,
Philadelphia, announces that about the lst OF
next month that journal will also appear in a
morning edition. What a blessing it will be to
the Quaker City during the Centennial exer-
cises and the Exposition to enjoy the genial
companionship of Colonel Fitz. at breakfast,
lunch, dinner, tea and supper, right fresh from
two " lightning Bullocks, !" eh 7 tits shrewdly
suspected that the Colonel intends to change
the name to the " All-day and All-Night City
Item," or the " Hourly Bulletin of the World"
and make It the organ and directory of the
Exposition. Strangers will consult it to ascer-
tain where they live and lodge, and to learn
the bill of fare on which they are to subsiss.
In short, if Colonel Forney does not speedily
return from Europe and look to his laurels,
Colonel Fitzgerald, with the counsel and as
sistaDce of General Frank May, will utterly
suPersede him in the journalistic world. The
energy and enterprise of these gentlemen are
based upon a vocabulary in which the words
"fail," steps backward" have no place.
Their course is onward, and Tom Scott is their
prophet.
National Republican., 1875-11-11

The principles of prohibition have the best
wishes and support of all high-minded men,
but it is serious question of doubt whether
the placing of temperance ticket in the
political arena advances the interests of the
cause. 1t is a generally acknowledged fact
that nine tenths of the prohibition voters are
allured from the ranks of Republicanism, thus
sapping from that party vitality which it
needs-taking away from it an element of
moral strength which should, by all that is
precious TO the interests of good government,
remain in order to preserve that high character
of purity and excellence which governing
power must have to win the appreciation and
esteem of the masses. In New York nearly
eleven thousand Republicans withdrew their
material and moral support from their party,
and virtually threw 1t into the hands of the
Democracy by forming a middle organization.
In Massachusetts, eight thousand adherents to
Republican principles forsook the ranks of
their party simply for the purpose of establish
irg an organization which they were conscious
could not succeed, thereby strengthening the
chances Of the Democracy, the very power
that has antagonized them in all their efforts
to redeem the country from the present wide
spread sale of beverage which they deem a
damning and blighting curse. This action of
the prohibitionists has proven suicidal course
for their cause, for by weakening the chances
of Republican success by deserting its standard
in the hour of trial they help to secure the
triumph of party whose very record is inim-
ical to the best interests of prohibition and
the cause of temperance wherever it's work
may have been instituted.
National Republican., 1875-11-11

A man in the West got up last Sunday
morning, and taking clean shirt from the
bureau, said: "wife, I notice that one of the
buttons is minas on the bosom and two on the
cuffs, nd'f--then she cuffed- him very unex-
pectedly over the head with the heavy end of
an az, and be went right over to the land Of
milk and honey withoutstopping for his trunk.
Men will learn one of these days that the sub
ject of shirts is not a wholesome Sabbath
topic.
National Republican., 1875-11-11
rnrroRIaL nFTKlTHoUaHr.

= KDIT0RIAL AfTKhLH0UGHT. -
A party of wisconsIA Indians have oreanized
a brass band. twill b music--no< quite
- Lo' as IL might BE- AH<
It is quite amusing II bear the World try to
explain the oyerthroFof that metropolitan
1emocratic uonsser, IAmmany, and the re-
nark.ble iedpe|ion a the fifty thousand ma
jd<'I< % l&s< 5est z5wn to the fifteen or six
teeno[ [@| Ihe explanatory figures of that
paper af1 s. Mysterious as hieroglyphics to the
bind
National Republican., 1875-11-11
SPEED OF HORSES.

Il TON, No. 90 Eighth street northwest, 70 pre-
pared 70 e1ssyte promptly all orders intrusted 70
Lsces and Lace 6Srtafk and al other ans sood1.
Third cleaning Ladies' Dresses Of ali kinds, such
Is snk Yelvets, Apasas, Nerinoes, Scarf Ribbons,
-. 9. BOSTON, Agent
MAI RuildinS. WssSinaton, d. once y 1e
, 1875-09-28

paroutly pfossrutcd. What was to bo tlyne2
"lBuuo more papur currency to restore prospoFt-
IT," our lntlatlonlsts would have hxid. Hut no;
.. viso financial policy determined otherwise.
Not believing shat the country could rccupersto
by 4sceisinK itself, lhey issued no more tFfe-
deemahlo paper monoy. They reduced the vol
1lnlo Of klht which Vas already III circulation :;
worked sussllly aud EtoadiY tow ard resumption.
70 that q franc not ONLY pretcnaH To- bo, hut Ia i
franc. and he thAt bas one Knows HhAL ho has.
lhe people not to work aBain In frugal aud lR-
botInae NsT, their industries producing things
fur Uhich lhere WAS demaud Ia the maflet; no
capital sunk in usslesH ensefpriBos no Wild
1teeilattou. no self deception by tho creation OF
tlcsltluua vslues-Ana thus you tud FtAuc0 TO-
uAy. III Rpits OF her dtaaBtesu, economically In =
more aatlsthatorv condition thhn the countlies
arounu her. lhc1a " a striking lesson hofofa
W.. No wsa man will study II without profit.
NOV. u bHlhK coGcus,ye!y shown That The do
Ffseslon OK ensnoSs "aa not brought Oh by 4
contraction ot tho currency, but by causes Who'll,
whethnr - Initiation Ut the cuFrouoy will furnish
the Ee'ef Hs neesl. Our lu!!ation doetors seem
tu me just Az Nlas ~ physician who would
trcat case OF overloaded stomAch Il 4 case OF
5omctlmos yon will observe vben 4 min II III
and Some medical tyra tflos 70 cure in t,o wrong
direction, that Nature makes Al effort to rishs
Ito H. 10 1t III aiso WITH tho d:ssanes ot the body
economic.
You say that, a,lbough tho oauks IL tho bus.-
nsay osntrss are full Of money lyiug tdIe for
want of employment We want 1nors currency. /
teA you,
pua1xEss CAN HAVE MoAE runAExcr:
Il can hayb - much ~ 1t likes W,thalt auy
further act OF Government. According to law,
every ono Of YOU, Or any association you may
forui, having the necessary capital. can start i
bank Ut tssie. A general license to that effect,
through tho fseo:bAnking act, MAS given by
Congress lass winter. We heard 80 m'lcl, III thu
West aud tho South wanting more local ciscu.
l.t,on and starving for greater banking faclltloa.
nov you cat maso yourselves comfortable. All
any amount OF curreuoy. but beholdt tho cur
EFncy will not lptiato ona cant'b worth. Aud
You. worthy patricia, Who clsmor for more cur
fenry. DO nut Lift Z anKer To create more. Why
not iIe1e Ia q reasou given by the Cincinnati
Enquirer, "1he5s il 00t cur saoy enough il
, 1875-09-28

ouco fut IN Ills prices to pro. ide against tho do
probation Of the currency, aud sell onsy At large
profits and Tor cash. for ho is not anxious to
sel, knowing, as ho does. thas bis goods will sas
In currcnt money value on Ills hands, while hls
ctrdIta would dsproclase. 30, by taking AdyAn.
.ags Of tho aac!ua.ions golug on. wlich, ~ .
aayes himself, bas mates ! handsome profit "
shrowl cA!culAt1on. Or, II lie be = speuuiAtoF,
aud somewhat youtuIosomo man, le will
speculate On tho rise III Tho pslcs OF atocks
pr psrsses Esq., soova l. @ a' s ss% s .es ss
pectiRH to pay tAem on in lnouey OF lesa value
THAI that i'll which ho contracted them. Happily.
the latter Hrecos OF operators will sometimes bo
sa4s S a't hs nsgs ps n.y
man, having the neans to r!ay fast and looas,
standing upon that elnineuce iu the buEinesa
world, where he eau feo! the DRIFT Of every
breeze and watch Tho aproRr.nse Of evory ciot,l
and Ill tho fac1litIes which wealth furnishes,
amidst tho fluctuations OF currency aud OF rrtces,
to lend out or TO draw 10 money, to give up ole
tnyestaens and 10 make another. to buy or 10
sell, to speculat, upon rtso or fAll-n one
word. TO take advantage Of every chance not
ony for hts safety but for hia profit. ~ hls Kood
judgment NAV suggest; And IN tho end ho will.
II 10 wss shawl calculator, hava grown richer
tslAn eyer befofe by thoHe very fluctuations. Aud
II you had your eyes open, yoo could not fiji 10
observe that the time Hhun au irredeen,sble cuf-
rency With Ito ever dnctuaun0 changes Of vllnes
prevailed N this country Was Just tho time when
! tho .,ch mon grew rapidly rlcler Apd ENORMOUS
accun,ulatiops Of wealth fell into single hands.
| Ult now look at tho
prnEh sIp1 OF TUE PICTURE.
| Here "a = laborsng nan who works for wages.
He la honestly totling to support hi,uself and his
family, and NAV bo has succeeded la saving =
few huudrod dollars. and 1epos,ted them ip 4
naylugs bank. Now CougEess resolves to issus
mote money ID abundance, And Imitation con-
, 1875-09-28

tual III t16 flGt!N ot A1B ueCebHLlGb. 10 l1He
precautsonat 10 uot possible for him. 1lo Ia Bwupt
along BY tb, tide A foeliug Of dia.rus& csssps
over the busliess community. Quo day ont
wosthy lstoror Eooa to Lis place Of work ~
usual. ~ am saEry' says tho snaployor who
snfIs the bEcezs; "thore is al oycrslocxed nnr-
ket and = downward tendency; ! am obliged to
TIE In sal; have but l,tlto work for you a.
low wages, or no work st ALL" At last tho shir,.
wreck ID compleN. Tho rich man 10 In tho lfa.
boat, tho poor man 10 tho breakers, and
NoTush1 To FLOAT HIN.
About thAt timo I hope Gov. Allen and Gel,
Cary will coue along aud 70. cal their speeches
about tho peoples mouej." What uiu then
the poos lauorer say IN rcapousa7 Talk to mo
about your peope's money! II Il tho gamblers
uoney, tho dsy.i's lnoney T. And It may taou
perhaps bo wise for Gov. ALEU- aud Gen. CAIy
aud the other apostles Of "the pooplea money
to stay away from tho utlesta whsro thsr robbed
aid oatEAEed vctint conKtogsts. I .Ppraaend
tho vengeance Of tho PDor, which Mr.. Kelley, OF
lcunsytvaha, 10 this campaign 90 loudly thiest-
opod axaiuyt shs advocates Of resumption, might
tu. y the oener way.
Have I e1sgesFated7 Who that has ever
a.ulisd tho history Of countries where N lrro-
that svesy word hare saii Il botua out BY Tho
nulyersA saps!eneo Of mankind Who will
deny that, Shen the depreciation OF such
,,os currency sI.,,. dfises up 9.iee'' tae L.; L.,
: 49, Has Aeuy sAAh NAuA kAR
bubblsA OF paper speculation burzt, lLa lAboring
mans earnings sf0 out dowa dlst and lowest Z
In our country AZ exception tu tho rule Tbs
atAtlstles Compiled by the Labot Bureau OF
Massachusetts, corresponding With those Of Tie
upItsa ssatos consus, show That the COST Of llv.
Ing hsd risen 0l par cent between 1866 aud 1870
~, Whlis tho average tuetaaaa iu waRex was but
80. Ths greater the imitation, the creator tho
distAnoe between priees and WAgeA. And who
does not know, when the crisis Of 1878 cauie, that
work stepped aud wsges went down good wb.lo
before Tug cost Of living did And Who hnl ~
follows' Uf Iii agencies which Lum.u fngenui-
" eau invent. there IL nous that 10 lusidiouyly
robs huuAa labor OF its EARNINGS aud makes the
iortuus Of The poor man the football Of the
rich, ssa currency Of dHc.usting vAluo. 70 cali
il klo lkqpla.s money II u etuel nQcksry ~ to
The daily gazette., 1875-03-12
The CltN Charter.

The City Council. it appears, have be-
come disgusted with the Board Of Revi-
sion, and have brought forward ioug
act ~ rspealing it and substituting another
Board in its stead. This act was forward
ed to Dover this morning hy special mes
senger Its length is not calculated to
cause smile TO spread over the features
OF the members; and it is not reasonable
to ask them to read and carefully ponder
such bill at the very heel Of the session.
The great mass of our people are heartily
sick Of the Board of Revision. and would
no doubt fervently thank the Legislature
if that body would sepeal so much OF the
law an constitutes it, and let the assess
ment OF our property rest upon the basis
which the assessors themselves report.
They are sworn to assess the property at
it's actual cash value; and their reports
are regarded more fair aud uniform than
the work Of the Board Of Revision. In
fact our people look upon this Board as
not being governed by any oath and their
work in many cases would seem to justi-
fy the want Of confidence SO often ex'
pressed. 1t i'd considered costly and
useless body. and our people would un-
doubtedly breathe freer if the act crea-
ting it was repealed. There is scarcely
any use OF electing assessors to examine
and estimate the value Of property when
these ten men SIT upon their work, and
without ever seeing OF examining the
I property alter and f1 its value to suit
their own opinions. Almost any change
would be better than the present Board.
While the Legislature is altering our
city charter we call their attention to
the question of changing the time OF the
! city election. To please the Council some
tune back it was changed from May to
September. Some persons who have CIV
en- the matter some attention think it
would be conducive to the public benefit
if it was changed back to the Spring
again, and thps withdraw our local af-
fairs from such close connection with
our State and national politics.
In justice we must say that We have
not had time to examine the new act
that the Council have just had printed
here and sent to the Legislature, having
just received O printed copy. OF course
the Council have examined it; but it ii
hardly fair to expect its passage at thil
stage Of the ses-ion, aud that, to-, before
| IL haa bean carefully eYamiued bv ON
citizens
The daily gazette., 1875-03-12

the United States or of any State. But
on whatever basis this right may be
placed, SO far as it can have any relation
to citizenship at all, 1t would seem that
as to The courts of State, IL would relate
to citizenship of the State and as to Fed
eral courts, il would relate to citizenship
Of the United States.
The opinion just delivered in the
Slaughter-house cases renders elaborate
argument in the present case unnec9s-
sary for unless we are wholly and radi-
caliy mistaken in the principles on which
those cases are decided, the right to reg
ulate and control the granting OF LICENSE
10 practice law in the courts OF STATE
Ia one of those powers which are not
transferred for its protection to the Fed
eral Government, and its exercise IS IN
no manner governed Or controlled by
citizenship of the United States IN the
party seeking such license. IiC Wallace
1897
10 be coatiausd.)
The daily gazette., 1875-03-12
SHERIFES SALES.
SHERI eE'S SALE.

NV virtue of writ of Levari Fscia. 10 me
ID directed will bo exposed to pubiie sale,
Al the house oil Edward Sileox' Jr'. IN Ihe
town OF Odcssa,in ~. GeorSe huuureu' ~"
Castle County. Delaware. On
TUESDAY.
IHE l6ra DAY, OF MARCH,. ls.
Atl5 O'Clock. M.
III. f,,ioWing described re al estsl,. via
All the following described farm piahia
tion or tract OF land called Bay View. beipk
npurt of large trsot oi land CALLED Poplar
Hin, sitha ated in AppoQuiuintnk hunoIeu.
boun ed al descr bed as follows, tnat Is 70
say. lie Iinnins at the centre Of bridge over
the main branch Of Hangman's creek On the
public road leading from Tayior's hr'dse t9
odessa. from thence win raid puonc Iohu M
towards odessa north seventeen degrees wes'
| thirty. oee perches to stake IN said ROAD
| thence north seventeen and three quarter ue
grees west sixty-six perches TO STAKE IN saiS =
| road. and from thsoce north thirV.two sho
one haiti degrees west nine perches 70 ssh !
| in said ro cd. corner ior these premises abd
| lands of William NJ. Nandegriit' eeiied fop-
lar Hill. from thence running with hedge
| and binding herewith north eigbty-sesen ue
grecs and ten minutes. west w huhutea hno
three and sey en- tenth peIehes To sIake
corner for land Of the said william M. van
deerift. so a corner for land now of John
| Appleton, from thence with line OF lana o.
said Appleton and binding therewith apou,
south seventeen degrees and thlfty miLute'
east about one hundred and ninety-two per
ches TO a stake standing in the aforesaid mail
branch of Hangman's creek. corner for th'
said Appleton. frsn thence down the a,ore
said main branch the several courses and dis
tauces thereof TO the place OF beginning, cor
tanning within said bounds one hundred ant
seventy acras, he the same more Or less.
Seized snd taken In execution as the pro
rerty of James V Moore and Rachael. b.
wife, and Elias N. Moore terre tenant. aad l.
WILLIAM H. LAMBS0N. Sheriff.
Sherif's office, New Castle.
February ~. A. D.. 1873. J feb2j-2tA" Il