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The daily gazette., 1875-09-06

SERIOUS ACCIDENT Friday evening a
woman named Mrs. NJ. Michael, living
over Eleventh street bridge, cut hen arm
severely on broken pane Of glass, W hila
engaged in washing . window. The cut
severed an artery, and the woman came
very near bleeding to death Drs West
and kruhner were called in, and ztonned
the How Of blood, but the woman Is m a
very critical condition.
HELD FOR CoURT. Before Esauir. Fra.
ger, Saturday afternoon, Geo. K. Moore
mad hearing on charge Of tearing his
'wife good clothes and threatening to
KNOCK her brains out also for commit
ting an assault and battery on Harriet
j. lailey. ON each charge he was held
ia sooV Dali tor appear nee at Court, and
ged. "''''' MAJ
Kun OyRR-I4ast evening. about 7l5
ciock, u man was run over and knocked
uoWn by carriage at Delaware ayenue
and Orange streets. He was taSen to the
police station, but as he was not serioas-
iy injured he sool went to his home.
THE UNIFORMED Opp FELLoWs.-A
meeting OF the uniformed battalion of
Patrlarch5. I. o. o. E., will be held This
evehing, IN Odd Fellows Hall. The mn.
form to be used will be displayed at this
meeting,
REoPENED. The public schools and
most OF the private academies of this city
reopsned this morning for the ensuing
school year. The attendance was ganar,
ally large.
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SFEClAL NOTICES,
Eff. KunkeI's Bitter Wine of Iron,

Has never been known to fail in the cure OF
WeaLness. attended with symptoms, indis
posltion TO exertion, loss of memory, difficult
OF breathing, general weakness, horror OF
disease, weak, nervous treublinE, dreadfri
norror OF death, night sweats, cold feet.
weakness, dimness of vision, languor, uni.
versal lassltude or the muscular system
enormous appetite with dyspeptic system
hot hands. flushing OF the body, drvnass o,
tne SKIN, pallId countenance and eruption !
on tho face. purifying the blood, pain IN the
OaCk ,neaVlness OF the eyelids, frequent black
Spots nying before the eyes with temporary
suuuslon and loss of sight; want OF atten.
ton, etc. These symptoms oil arise from n
weakness, and to remedy that use L. T. Kun
kers Bitter Wine of Iron, 1t never faIls.
thousands are now enjoying health who have
bottles. Take only L. f. Kunkcps. Depo;
and ONCE, No. 259 North Ninth street. Phila.
delphia, Pa ''
Ask for Kunkel's Bitter Wine of Iron This
truly valuable tonic has been so Thoroughly
tested by all classes OF the community that
It is now deemed Indispensable as a tonic
medicine; 1t costs but little. purlfies the
oIeod and gives tone to the stomach. reno
Yates the system and prolongs life.
L now only ask trial of this valuable tonic
Price 3l per bottle. T.. F. KUNKEi. sole
proprietor, No. 259 North Ninth street hollow
Vine, Philadelphia. Pa. Wv"
Ask for kunkers Bitter Wine of Iron and
take no other.
It Is sold only in 81 bottles, with a photo.
graph OF the proprietor on each wrapper. all
other is counterfeit, FFS'' "AA
Sold by druggists. aug2-lmdTw
No. 20s. Tape Worm aso
entirely removed with purely Vegetable
medlcine, passing from the system alive,
no no zee unless the head passes. Come and re.
,er Ir 70 patients treated. DR.. E. +. Kunkel.
NO. 239 \. Ninth street, Philadelphia.. Adj,
vice free. Seat, Pin and Sprnach sworrns
also removed ANS
The daily gazette., 1875-09-06

ATTEMPTED BURGLARY.-Saturday
night an atterpt was medo to burgla-
riously enter the shoe store of John
moreland, n. W. corner Fourth and
Poplar streets. The robbers pried
open window on Poplar street, en-
.ered the house and then attempted to
force open the back door of the store.
here they were probably frightened
on, as they stopped operations and
iett Just day or two previous Mr..
Moreiand got a large'new stock, and
1he robbers could have robbed him to
a considerable extent, had they sue.
ceeded in efecting an extranee.
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STRA L WAIFS.

day,
The Coronerhas been unusually bus,
of late.
Frof. Beggs has resumed teaching
music.
The schools reopcned with . good
attendance, this morning.
The City Council will hold an ad-
Journed session this evening.
Good shoes and boots at the very
lowest prices, at Donahoes, 307 Mark ei
street.
"Well, who's going to be elected to.
morrow is the prevailing inquiry
to-day.
The Horticultural Exhibition will
be splendid affair this year. Give it
yoW aid.
j. T. Almond advertises to have on
hand 200 baskets of superior peaches
Tor canning at eth and Market to NOR
row morning.
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FOURTH EDITION
Suicide

TIE WHITE WIFE OF CoIoRED MAN
COMMITS SUICIDE.
Yesterlay afternoon, Mrs. Rebecca
|Swiggett, white woman, wife of "
|Swiggett, colored man. who lived
In hedgeville, TenthWard, committed
suicide by taking desc of laudanuu
The reason Tor this act was a failure
on the part Of her black husband to
properly care Tor her and her son. a
boy twelve years OF age. She had ire.
quentlJ before threatened suicide. hut
her husband took no notice of bo-
threats.
This morning the Coroner held an
inquest, when the jury decided tL,f
the deceased came 10 her death hv
taking laudinum, administered By her
own hands"
Ihe woman, before she was married
was Miss White, and formerly resi-
ded at New Castle. She was described
as being quiet, orderly woman, al
though she occasionally got drunk.
She left the following characteristic
letter
WILNiN5ToH, DEL,
friends, take warning BY this what if Is
to marry a nian that Does not Care for
his wife This may Be the last note
wish thu, to be understood He is the
saua OF doing this He treats me in aw-
ful way, he works stedy when no Can
Get IT to Do, his wek wages is from ST?
to slZ to 1900 per week. MenT l. tho
time do not see 4 cent | an a mothe-
and wife, | hope God viii forTiya
him.
This \ NY ID husband, little did e7er
think this life of mine should Be De-
Drunk to spite him. | did not want 10
do 1t, yet had to do something. be ses
hlsself he does not treat me he ought to-
hope heaven viii Be his home if hell Is
mine. he may tell what he has A mind
70 to make it ali write On his own side.
This heart Of mine, ma God have mere.
The letter Wa written quite l.-ibIv
6ut contained no signature Considers
Die indignation Is felt against the nerro
fer his uufeeling conduct.
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Peaches.
SATURDAYS SHIPMENTS

The shipments to Wilmington wers
500 baskets and 25. crates, and about
800 bask cts by wagons. Prices remain
unchanged from Saturdays quota.
tions
The Baltimore sun OF to day saws -
There We're estimated to he twenty
thousand boxes of peaches in the ar
rivals at Light street wharf on Satnr.
day, chiefly Rareripes and late Craw.
lords The prices were lower than on
Friday, the packers not buying largely
because of the approach OF Sunday
The shippers, however, bought freely.
The range Of the market in the morn.
lug was S5 to SO cents per box for red
and for yellow varieties As to go cents,
Peaches that brought IS cents ON Fri.
day sold tor 90 cents c Saturday, The
bulk OF the receipts were Of prime
fruit,
The shipments to the West by the
baltimore and Chic road, Saturday
were about fifteen cars from MARYLAND
and three trains, carrying about thirty
cars, from Delaware. Fifteen cars
were shipped to western points by the
Northern Central road,
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The New Iork Herald describe. VIA.
II calls the noiseless panic in real es-
tate; IN other words, the general shrink
age IN Talues going on in that city, as
e,sewhere, the end speculation, the fore
closure Of mortgages, and CONSEQUENT
depression, which, however, the HercG
thinks IS only temporary.
A number Of Kentucky statosuon aye
seat in the Senate. Tho most prominent
appear to be Mr.. Beck, e-. Governor Los
lie and General Williams.
The daily gazette., 1875-09-06

70 BRANDY IN PEAHEs THIS YEAR.
Although our energetic, local option
friends are fond OF the fruit, and agree
ny common consent that the sacChar
me matter IN the peach is the most de.
ligh,tni and desirable part of it they
will no doubt rejoice in knowledge
OF The TACT, that an almsst total alb.
sence OF 1t in the crop OF peaches this
year render it very difficult it not i'm.
possible to extract brandy from them.
we obtained our information from
some OF our farmers who have made
the attempt and failed, and who as
sign as the cause, the one which we
here give - .Salts5ury Adcfrtssr.
The daily gazette., 1875-09-06

A Decd Deg N the Brardy;cinc.--.Up in
the Brandywine, opposite Jessup (
Moore mills, lies the carcass of a dead
dog, which has swelled to the size of a
calf, and threatens soon to burst. II
emits horrible odor, and will not surcly
increase the purity of the water.
Ladies' Wishing 40 E-urcnass n tigh,
running and Simple Sewing Machine, would
do well to call at No. 71S Market Street, vii.
ly Scx Lg Machines in the world. 1t has no
equal it sews from the thickest to the thinest
material iesired without change Of needles,
Our hobby is simplicity. durability, light
threading shuttle and self-setting needle.
Sold on easy monthly instalment, or a liberal
discount of. for cash.. Ladies don'tbuy a
heavy and complicated machine. but gel the
light running New American.
rs Market ST.. Wilmington, Del.
iy7dAwlv j. ii. PRIMROSE. Agent.
The daily gazette., 1875-09-06

They have just had Charley Ross
case at Lyons, France, where a little
girl, returning from school, was entic.
ed away BY woman. The principal
dineIence was that the police, when
they heard of the affair, went OF and
captured the kidnspper and restored
the child.
The daily gazette., 1875-09-06

HOME CAMP MEETING. = Yesterday
morning the home camp meeting of En-.
worth M. E. Chapel began in a large
tent immediately in the rear of the
church building. Services opened at .
o'clock a. M, with praise meeting, fol-
lowed at 1920 o o'clock with a sermon by
Rcy; A d. Davis, pastor Of Epworth. 4
chlidren's meeting was held al l:30 D. m.
and at 3 O'Clock Rev Mr.. Tanhorn de.
Hvered an effective sermon. The Young
mems prayer meeting, in the evening,
was followed by sermon from Rev.
Adam Wallace. The attendance at all
theae services was very large. The camp
meeting will continue for ten days.
The daily gazette., 1875-09-06
EDITION
Police Cases.

Kate Sickels, by officer Mason, for
threatening harm to Mary Smith, was
required to pay costs and give bail in
the sum OF $500 to keep the peace.
George Bum was arrested by officer
Cowan for tresspassiug on the proper
ty OF John Walls, near the Quickstep
base ball grounds. He was fined as
and costs and required to enter into
bond not to tresspaaa oa said property
Tor one year,
Charies herns, who was arrested by
qlficer brickle, had viciously assaulted
John Ash with an axe, and threatened
10 Kill him. He was held to hail in
Court.
MARX Davidson, tor assault and bat
terry on ID. b Cummins, was held for
Count in $500 bail.
The daily gazette., 1875-09-06

Many q the Pianos and Organs ro- --e--
factured will contrast we'll win so,,,o
watches We have examined. having massive.
highly embellished case, and when vou ask
them what time It is, they don't know. some
1nlng Is the matter with the movement Suck
is not however the CASE with the Beatty in
jtruments, manufactured az Washington \
y, the movement, durability, and tone, is the
nrst consideration, and then the case COZ
'tructed according TO price.
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AMUSEMENTS,
oa's TROUPE AT THE GRAND
OPERA HOUSE.

PHl rA TUX TROUPE AT TIE GRAND
OPERA HOUSE.
Ihls evening the amusement season
the Grand Opera House will be
2ened by Tony Paster and his excel,
pl troupe OF speciality artists, in a
81 class performance. The troupe is
2us spoken of by theSyracuse, n. i,
Everybody says it is thc.best variety
Eupe travelling and what everybody
must be true. We have seen il
~ sgree with everybody. Tony is a
~, Inn IN MS profession, always keeps
class performers on hand, and a
gay variety too, Gus Williams tbe
nnltaole German dialect Comedian
uarnellas, tumblers and somersaul'
lle fielding., and a.host of pick.
popular people will please the pa.
n' ol lhe King of the Bowcrv
The daily gazette., 1875-09-06

3 iuirodnaahd99 lar ,lah9 Wilmington 01ron!c,s
but o.ueed ono n into this community
ln, az 9 bo'e year ago by a certain gentle.
kn panor ,nE lne only reliable Repub.
EoripJsp pJape[ ot In this State" Has The
ker t,s h. changed lis politics, or aid a.. !,
|h,qafn,ee, any During the late on .
|publican,s among the few sore .6sad
|breatb1aoss. IN this State, we waited
kh, khSbraiess Sui e silence to see il "asicb beIcb
Etlena,nn uu, nary naE belch; what has Sefbf, tbe
State 'i1aoie ~ ao1 Republican organ in 4,
Wed1 eT1iy H. full and quit, or TGboT,e;s how is
E NA' TO know. -BTeaI,eattsS' 80
The daily gazette., 1875-09-06
Saiiingsof Ocean steamers-urov~
DhfpIHenfR of Coin -.

| new YORK, Sept. 4.-seven steam.
ers left this port to day, carrying out
24O cabin and 7S5 steerage passen gers
Among the distinguished passengers
were Capt. Lingren, Rev. rottenham-
Right Rev. Bishop Gilmore, of Cleve,
land, and Rev, Piere Dubnay. Ali the
vessels carried out large cargoes. The
Republic had on board SOS, 600 and
the London $50, 900 in Mexican coin
The daily gazette., 1875-09-06
The Will of a W weaithy Man.

NEw YORK. Sept. 4.-The will of Isaac
M. Singer, Of the Singer Sewing Machine
Company celebrity, was probated before
the Hon. Owen T. Coffin, Surrogate of
Weatehester county, to-day The docu-
ments presented in the case appraised
1he value OF the property in the United
States at 5000. 900. and in Europe at
81 900 600.
The daily gazette., 1875-09-06

FIdFTrNG.-Aftert the base ball rarue
Saturday afternoon a sharp set-to oc.
Cured between two excited individuals
who passed the lie in their hot discus.
sion OF the merits of the game. The
crowd quickly separated the combatants
and no one was injured. Several slight
rows occurred between various parties
on their way in town, but nothing seri.
Gus resulted.
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loRE ABOUT THE CoIoRED 7,

GAprn rH1 OULUKHD JUROR
Il. iS"SHhIr Il ~ GouNTT,-Alfred NJ.
= nv yhS - ,ne M iuii title of the colored
70 "HG .. ;rs was recently been drawn to
{rret, ~ Juror! Juror 10 the Circuit Court of
liz colo,oa lCvoa'y' Alfred NJ, Davis is the
Itricta oteG " GO voter, in the northern
4, c Accidsn.f IL @afrett, embracing Selbys-
IA md d;fen', ;f f, EVANSVILLE and Sang
<pstbnrgr = d;"e nc are not mistaken the
4 list u.s'rict may be included in
afst water, and we Iearn o'aa moot Ot
d argues n+n; n,,,a, de being a demo
nt and nrantid.1 ,usGL 1or N his sound judg-
|hbtlesslv' 'AS.iiai SoS good sense, having
~ MS eyes by the.eonduct of okeu s,oh !
Gsged the Freedman's Ronn 'n ns "a
aaf "a institutions, -Cum5erian51 1 AZ a5a !
The daily gazette., 1875-09-06

Brodfe's MIRACULOUS cure Tor Caxus
An hngiish romeiy OF sreat popularity. tc.
removing coTns without pain.
L. BRINGHURST & Co,
Apothec6ries,
Corner Sixth ana Market streets,
Concentrated FavoTiBE Extracts
OF vanilla, Lemon. Orange, Rose Bitter Al
hohii eihger. Mace, Celery, etc etc-, made
Sid sofa wholesale and retaIl by
b. BRINGHUhST & CO,
koIneT sixth anh Masket streets
or she Rath.
Bath Brushes, Bath Towels, Bath sponsas
and Batn soaps in extensive variety. Also,
fiesn gloves, straps, Brushes, etc, OF norss
hair' Dry Friction Gloves, and many Othsr
articles CT the same class at
E BRINGHURsT 4 CO.,
Corner Sixth and Market stTea
Toilet Mirrors.
A full assortment OF su sizes, incluiips
double nssnifying, &C.
h. BRISGHURST 4 co.
Corner OF Sixth and Market streets.
Prime Vanilla Beanx
sold wholesale and retail by
h. BRlNGAURST 4 co.
corner sixth and Market street
Fine Nail Scissors
Curved and straight, Nail Brushes. Hani
Brushes, NAH Files, Nail Polishers. eta-. for
ssie by e. BRINGHURST 4 Co
corner sixth and Market streets.
The daily gazette., 1875-09-06

Ma ridTISaD' LIVED Saturday afternoon
rseventb, aged sNs 81 six years, who liye,i
wned in 4 tbs and ID Church streets s wss
y siSs slS o. sSA Church street. in near rons tine
depth h,ns, he Ws s.,a and getting beyond oai
recovereSS SSa;s!arowned. The bodv %
Of sslS an inquest usstn11s WSeu and the
fed, 'n'ai drowning was rem @
The daily gazette., 1875-09-06
FIRST EDITION
B1SE BAEL.
,rvH1cH THE QUIcKsTEFs FOOL
A % 1su1Y THREW AWAY

.,vFvHIcH THE QUIoKsTEfs FOOL
A 'A 1su1Y THREW AWAY.
MIA Ouicksteps Saturday afternoon
ih' snccumbed to the Philadelphia
ea.. nstones and again disgusted then
hey hynJo bv an exhibition of miserable
l"riur I,rIu after having the game in their
snds. after the seventh innings their
Eaiiinr mistakes were numerous, and
.,o yras owing to these mistakes thatthe
.wo wr was lost The errors were con-
nod n TO the infeld players, and OF
|hS.e @ Clinch and Lafierty alone eau
Escape censurcc'
/ Tte game, however, was quite in
keresting, as the following score will
kttest
sitona' ast;asp' Q 0 . 0 0 0 . 5 as
Umpire, Harry Sherwin.
BALL NOTES.
When the news of the Quick step ;
ci,st reached Reading, the base ball
\ danced Dutch clog on q beer keg
Il The Philadelphia club beat the
Rpadine Actives, Saturday, 8 too.
In Philadelphia, Saturday, the Ath
,tics defeated the Boston 6 to 3.
Knight, of tie Burlington, pitched
h the Athletics, and Coons, of the
4 the Shibe, played catcher.
Il The Pacific club, at Schuetzen Park,
N Saturday, defeated n picked nine,
i to ID.
Saturday the Atlantic club, of this
|<jiy, went to West Chester, to play the
Niagara club. The latter, however,
iot expecting the Wilmington club,
"a ::.T7..ccnged another game for the
fternoou, but they gave the Atlantics
ball and allowed them to claim 6
Rme,
N Tomorrow afternoon the Quickstcps
lay the Excelsior club, of Pbiladel
pia, and Saturday they play the
renton club. Both games will be
ayed on the Quicksteps new grounds.
The daily gazette., 1875-09-06
OIED D.

BI TIER On the 5th instant. Barbra A
wife of Joseph Butler and daughter of
William and Margaret Forrest, in the :9th
year OF her age.
No sin nor care can reach her now,
An angels crown is on her brow
She's joined that Joyful heavenly bS1,,
Whose home is In that better land,
Our Kind dear Mother has gone before us.
The relatives and friends OF the famiiv axe
respectfully invited to attend the funeral on
Tuesday afternoon. the eth inst, at O'Clock,
from the residence OF htr husband, 30. 1905
East Sth street. to proceed to OLD Swocd' :
Church. ~
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CoMroUND sTRUP OF
Wild Cherry Bark

!. Inis preparation is the only perfect Cough
ne nedISine that know of, and cures ali cara,
ole gases, ari relieves those that are no,
curabie. claim nothing for the prescrtn.
tion, bdt Inc method OF preparing 1t is sush
rs 70 get all the medicinal effects from tho
insredlents in perfection and has taken the
;Hhperlence !, p and labor OF forty years to place
II az tne mead Of the Cough Medicines Of the
World. 1t is used and prescribed by some OF
me pest doctors IN this and other $tates for
tner families and patients. Old persons and
old cases OF cough relieved and en1bIei to
Prepared and sold only by
auSlHoianr76 235 Msrtet eTrast
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by their Works We shall know
themn

The Spencer Optical Manufacturing Com
pany OF new / ork havo already made them
selves known TO thousands of the af1iicted
by the perfection of the Diamond 5pccta
trademark,
~ For sale in Wilmington by B. 5. CLARK, No
4O7 Market street. scp6eod&Iy1yy
The daily gazette., 1875-09-06
6ssouIoRT SRr1. IT,.

lsssree peaShl : sell Hrs PEAcurs-.A
sSSae Ci peaches rot esl raiSs, aSs hun aun
sa on. Yon me sne price he had de- de-
\ about II, b. but may 'sS, get as mad as you
es a sS after he hsd issl sss m mean an
\ setlsshtbirdsu sinSi and a half half and heard and
''S' '-0strot FSss" Psss. Pcsn
The daily gazette., 1875-09-06
CANCER
Scrofula ana all Skin Disease.
Cured by Dr.. Rond's DfscoEsru

Cared By DR.. Bond's Discovery.
Dr.. BONDS CHEMICAL AErIpo1Ks init
with and destroy the vlrls of Cancer ana
skin Affections, but Will not affect tie ioaithy
part Patients may vis;; tbs City and remain
while under treatment st the Penna- Cance:
Institute Zone oi the hanisonest marble eoi
ices in the city, AMI the hnest remedial II.
s;itute in the country. Remedies, with tuI
directions, sept to any part of the world.
dress, = -
a. 4. B0ND, NJ, D.,
PENNA. CANCER INSTITUTE,
fec22-dly S2oS Chestnut Sc, Ph a., Pa.
The daily gazette., 1875-09-06
REGlsTER's ORDER

FEW CASTLE COUNTY. Aaz. Ii, ES5
Upon the application OF JOSEPH L.
CARPENTER. Administrator Of JANE II
MARTIN. late of WilminSton Hundred,
In said county deceased tits ordered ana di,
| rected By the Register that the Administrator
aforesaid: give enotiee OF the granting of Let
ters CT fAdministratIou upon the Estst to of the
deceased. with the date OF granting thereof b.
causing advertisements 10 ts posted within
forty days from the date Of such Letters. in
SIX OF the most public places Of the county If
New Castle, requiring all persons having ds-
mands against the Estate to present the same
or abide by an Act OF Assembly in such csss
made ana provided. And also cause ths Ssms
70 he inserted within the same period in th
Daily Gazette. q Newspaper published In
Wilmington and to be continued ID eI eil thrss
weeks (E. o. D.
Given under the hand and seal
Sss $ s! Ssa n sss;i ssti5:''1 'i2Ss sss
and year above written.
SO. BIa4s. Register.
NoTICK.
All pcrsohs having claims asaiust tha Ga
tate Ot the deceased must present the same
duly attestej To the Administrator. an or
befove August II. 1876. or abide the A OF OF As
scnbly in such case made and provided.
JOSEPH L. CARPENTER.
Adirsss-W ilmington. Del. auglssoi3v
The daily gazette., 1875-09-06
REGISTER'S ORDERS.
Rssister's Order
RRnIsrFR'a Orrrcr

REGIsTER's OFFICE.
NRw CASTLE COUNTY, Aug, .5h, 1875,
Upon the apDlication OF Edward Wilson.
Executor of Elizabeth Whann, late OF hite
Clay Creek hundred. in said county, decaas-
Oh il Is ordered and directed BIZ tho Reris-
ter that the Executor aforesaid give
notice of the granting eff Letters Tesla
mentary upon the Estate of tho DECEASED
with the date of granting thereof, by causins
advcrtisements'to be posted within forty days
FROM the date of such Letters. in ak of the
most public places of the county CT Ne. Ca
tie, requiring sll Persons having demands
az sinst the Es'ate to present the sama on
abide by an Act of Assembly in suoh case
made and provided. And also sause the sam
e f. be inserted within the sans period in the
Wilmington. and to te copti.Ssi thsrsin
dA three weeks. &. @. ID.
US Given aRier the hand and seal cf
New Castle, Now Castls county aforessiS
ths day and year above written.
S. c. BIGGS, Register
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Ali ee.sor2 ha 7irg claims against the Es.
tate Of the ieeeast must present tho sane
duly attested to tle Executor, on or be-
foro August .5:h, 1876, or sbide the Act ef
Assembly IL such case made an 4 provided.
EDWARD WILSON.
Executor.
1drcsS-H eTark, Dat. aug eodSy-
The daily gazette., 1875-09-06

NUSIC.- PRoT. j. L, BEGGs resumes
1N1 teaching TO day, 5. ". corner OF 9Th
and French streets. sep0-lts
The daily gazette., 1875-09-06
FOR SAFE AND RENT.

DOR r E I.-Four or I've third-st
- rooms, Ct 10, Alt Market street. Apply
CT this office.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-03-02

complained OF, and thsl Of. two add
struct,ous, thations .sbaii be prefd
best promotes the ge1erd sSod;
Let US SEQ now whSthbrs thd
quoted from the atAsdtss u sach i
us to adopt a literal constfactioaa
nficant words are "shsll be kep
and apart from all other :unds." \
would a literal compliance with ID
require? 1t would plainly require
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