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General News.

Last year Chicago gave assistance TO
1919 families of 40 ,096 persons, at a cost OF
e3S3, 67s.
The number OF Jews in New York is
reckoned at $1,000. They have two syn
sgogues valued at S50O, 900 each, and the
Ark in one cost $4,000.
MIR. Evarts aud Mr.. Tilton together In
their conversation in the trial used POI 600
words. MOulton said Il don't recollect''
four hundred times.
In the Massachusetts House of Repre-.
sentatives, Thursday afternoon. a notion
to reconsider the vote whereby the local
option amendment TO the new liquor law
WAS passed was lost by vote OF 1853 TO "A
The largest cattle raiser in Texas ia
said 10 be Mr.. Samuel w. Allen. who hs.
ranche eighty miles long by forty wide
between the Nevada and Colorado rivers.
on which 226,0Oo cattle GRACE,
-JohR Mitchell, who was elected 10 Par.
lament from Tipperlry. has been refused
admittance on the ground that he is a con-
victed felon, having been exiled from Eng
land for treason.
All the money which the war cost
frahcs~heg army expenses, the reQuisi-
tons oil the enemy ana the FIVE miliards
of indemnity counted toyether-f 10
nine milliards three hundred million OF
francs, or 1850. 900 900.
Mrs. Partridge Of Prospect. committed
suicide Monday by hanging herself In the
wOoasheq. She yas about IS years old.
No cause is assigned.
The Senate In Executive session Sat-
urday evening cOg6rmed the following
nominatiOns3 Augustus u. Faynbam, to be
Postmaster at Bangor; to be collectors of
Customs, Ebenezer +. Fox. Bangor; Bar
nabas N, Roberts, Belfast; Geo. Leavitt,
0achias.
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--Duriuy th. past wear the United States
imported IS. SCI 600 pounds OF tea from Ja-
pan.
There has been only about 2l 900
worth oi property DESTROYED by tire In
Portland 81 far tor the municipal year en-
ding the first OF March. and The insurance
has covered all except about s. 900 worth.
Only fprty-one lire. have occurred.
Fall River operatives had another
meeting Saturday. AT which several
speeches Violently dcnunciatGry Of the mili
proprirtors were made. A resolution was
passed that = general strike be- deferred tor
the presrnt-
In the case Of Ann Eiizav- Bngham
Youag. Judge Mexican at Utah has order
ed that she receive $1,000 for attorneys
ices and $500 per inounth aiimouy pending
the rial-alimnny TO date from ding OF
complaint twenty mounth- age.
The first Roman journal appeared over
2ssso ears ago. aud the news vas written
on white wooden tablets. PoDtiiex Maxi
mts was the editor Il first appeared only
oncc a year. but the public became - Gag
er for il that the government found Itself
ob igcd tn issue the journal daily. some
OF these Journals are still IN existence.
In 1920 the whole anthracite produc.
tioi of the United States was only 800 tol.s.
In 1910 it had risen TO s6t 81? tons. and In
ls10 to nearly tea times that amount. or
s.5i3 LIS tons. Ii 1873 it was 10 80 LIS
toH>. or 1870 per cent. more than the pro-
,luciion oi 1850. The business depression
aud the stoppagr "f 50 many manuiacto-
ries reduced the production in 1874 To
about Is 700. 900 tons; but there /. every
reason To hope when tunes are again pros
pe-ou> the iucrea>, will. for some years To
cone. be almost or quite as rapid a. ever
aD1 that the amount produced IN 1850 will
n"i BE- less than twenty five or thirty MD
iiui tons
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PlckingS and Steallngs

--"W Where is the hoe, Sambo?" vivid
de rake, Massa." well, where is the
rake: w id dc hoe" But where are
both: why boz togeder; you pears to
De sery tlcular this morning"
An irreverent editor says Of spirits.
NV hats the good of EN-: They can't
subscribe-don't want TO advertise, and
their news is not worth a cent. Let EN-
stay in hell, where they belong"
A man who has been travelling in the
far west" says that when an Idaho girl is
kissed, she Indignantly exclaims Now
put that right back where you took it
from
My real number is six, but my hand
will bear squeezing."i is what she said TO
the young man at the glove counter. And
the great, thick headed lunatic got her a
pair OF flve-aud-a-half gloves without find
Ing out how much squeezing her hand
would bear We would have worked at
that job an hour, but she should have had
an exact tit.
When Bangor boy is out until half
past ten O'Clock in the evening, and the ia
Their says to him: Boy, the first thin. in
the morning I'll settle with you !" that boy
arises at Daylight. seeks the bnck-saw and
wood pile. and he never lets up for a mo-
mcnt until after his father has eaten his
breakfast and left the house.
A farmer sent an order to a London
trajesman for clock. lie said he should
prefer one made by 'rempus Fugit, as all
the best clocks in the neighborhood had
that name on them.
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The following complimentary notice Of
the members OF the Maine Senate. is IRON
the Portland Press.

The following complimentary notice OF
the members OF the Maine Senate, is Iron
the Portland Press.
Among the business men of the Senate
whose legislative experience aud ability
gave them Influence. was Mr.. Palmer Of
Ienobscot, who j. mentioned As Gen. Her
>cy successor-a positive man. familiar
with details. he i a valuable legislator.
In this same class may be named Messrs.
Hail ct York. Rounds of Androscogyiu.
aud Cutler of Penob,cot. all OF whom are
positive men ard had influence In the Sen.
ate. DR. Russell of Androscoggin, was
one of the senators who honorcd his con-
>tituency and won the confidence Of his a.
suciates by his course. The law was ably
represented I'm the Senate. Mr.. Emery Of
Hancock. who was at the head Of the Ju-
cary. proved to be not only n skillful aud
careful LAWYER but = careful legislator,
who regarded time as of no account when
measures Of importance to the people were
under consideration. Few men have made
more enviable reputation in the LegiSla-
tnre than Mr. Emery. Messrs. Foster and
Swa>cy OF Oxford. also did credit to the
legal profession. Very much unlike. both
good dchaters, they took n high rank in the
Senate. The appropriation which passed
the scrutiny of these gentlemen unscathcd,
was pretty sure to be a just one. II old
Oxford wants watchful and fearless seua-
tors j; can make no mistake IN rejoicing
MessIs Foster and SwaScl. The remain.
ing lawyer Of the SrGate was Mr.. Don
worth al Aruo>took. who secured the con-
tdencc of the senate ~ well IL its stt.n-
lion when be spoke. Mr. torthello Wash
ingtou, was undoubtedly. on the whole,
the hest GphYf,t IL the SENATE, IL. l..
man OF decided opinions and possessed the
confidence" of hi> associates, ~ he dcscry-
81. o. the ucw senators Gen. HYDE o.,
>dgadahuc. I>.mo>t worthy of mention.
not only for hi attention 10 his duties but
for his war record. which j. one at the
best ct the many brilliant regulations made
by Main men. HIS friends mention hi
name ia connection with tn" presidency OF
the Senate of 1876
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-Contrary 10 the general expectation.
Wagner and Gordon were not executed On
Friday last. Late on Thursday, a reprieve
was granted BY the Governor until March
10th. The reason for this reprieye was
that a grave question OF the Constitution
aliiy of the law, allowing the Governor TO
AZ the time for the execution, has been
raised BY Judge Tapley. counsel Tor Wag-
ner. il being contended, that this duty, &C
cordiug to the Constitution OF the State.
devolyes on the Court. IL is BOW poss ible
that neither OF these criminals Will suffer
the penalty OF the law. aud. at any rate
msnths will probably elapse before the
question is settled, a il will undoubtedly
be carried to the Law Term, and perhaps
TO the L. 5 Court. Thursday evening. the
Intelligence OF the reprieve MAS c0nmuni-
Gated to the condemned prisoners. who
were affected to tears by the news. Both
men have thus far persisted in nani tanning
their innocence of the murders.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-03-04

April sth. rs day OF ',fasting. humiliation
and prayer"
Grace Greenwood. the talented and
bright writer. and Mrs. Ames. gave very
fine dramatic entertainment in Music Hall.
last "Wednesday evening.
The good people living at Nantucket
have bseu In reality ice-bouud. The
steamer reached there last FRIDAY, being
the first passage made by her for twenty
days. She had On board a large number
OF passengers and very huge mali. which
must have been CORDIALLY received by the
Islanders az during this time they hav.
had no communication whatever with the
outside world.
Miss Lillian Edsartou is in town bu,
will leave "Wednesday for the West where
she will remain until April f..
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Sptfial A 3
CoNsUMprIvEs, TAKE NOTICE.

Every moment OF delay makes your case more
hopeless, and much depends on the judc ious
choice OF 4 remedy. The amount of test imony in
favor Of DIR. Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup, as a cure
Tor consumption, far exceeds all that can be
brought 10 support the pretentions OF any other
medicine see DIR. schenck's Almanac, contain
ing the certificates of many persons, OF the high
est respectabillty who have been restored to
health, after being pronounced incurable By
ply scians of acknowledged ability. Schenck s
Pul.aonIc syrup alone has cured many. as these
evidences will show; but the cure Is oflen pro
noted by the employment of two other remedies
which Dr. schenck provides for the purpose
Thes. additional remedies schenck's sea
Weed Tonic and Mandrake Pills. By the timely
use Of these medicines. according 10 sireoilan. J,
DR. schenck eertiles that most any case eI Con
sumption may b. cured.
DIR. Sehenek will be at the Quincy House, Bos-
ton, 'he following Wednesdays. from 9 TO 5
O'clock: Jan is'h and 9th. Feb. 10th and cath,
and March l0th and 2ith. Consultation free !;
but for thorough examination of the lnngs, with
the Respironets, the price Is u.
DIR schencs is professionally at his prime jpal
office ,rner sixth sad Arch Street Philadelphia
every Monday, where all letters of advice must
" adlir GSse1.
spnoyllN
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sleep after toll. port after stormy seas,
Peace after war, death after fife doth sometimes
greatly please.
Mr.. Speaker, l move the following resolu-
tons:
RESOLVED, That this House has heard with deep
regret the death Of Hon. SAMUEL =. HERsKY a
meinber OF this House from the state OF Maine.
RESOLVED. That testimonia of respect % the
memory OF the deceased the officers and members
OF THIS House will wear the usual badge OF monrn.
ing for the space of thirty DAYS.
RESOLVED. That copy of these resolutions be
transmitted ny the Clerk to the family OF the de
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-03-04

In view of David 4. Wells denuncia.
tons Of the Republican partE. Hdrper's
Weekly says: 1T is amazing, with the sit
nation in the Southern States in full view
with the reputation platforms of the
Western Democratic Conventions adopted
last autumn, and with the unchanged lead
ership Of the Democratic party. that any
thoughtful man who has been Republican
should look to thst party for the honest de-
fence of equal rights or for sound finan-
cial system, or be will TO intrast the guar
disnship of the amended Constitution to a
party which contains every enemy Of the
amendments"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-03-04
bankrupt Notice.

This Is to give notice. That on the 18Th dav vi
February. \. u, lsii, warrant IN buukruutcy
wa issued against TIE estate OF Eben y -t,s,.f
Of ellsworth III the County OF HtcoCk aud ~tst,
OF Maine, VINO has been adJu lSel 4 baukruut it-
dlVEiually and as a member % tnr nrru OF -tpvcr
x Mitchell on hi, own petition Il ed tseul-.lXt OF
Jan. $50, that the payment OF any debts and de-
Iyery OF any property belonging TO such bank
Tupt, to hun, Or ton MS u-C, auI the transt-r of
Any property by nm are uiblhlen by ltR tf.t .
meeting Of the CredtOra OF the sad BANKRUPT T.,
prove thctr debts, and 10 choose one or more !. :.
zignees Of his estate. viii be held at a Count oil
BANKRUPTCY. To b. holden at Ellsworth Custom
House. before Charles llamhn. Esq. Register
A. NJ.
ii. a. HEAD, Deputy L. ;. Marshal
5N7 a. Naa..,.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-03-04

MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS. Portland has
elected Democratic Mayor, but Repdb-
iicxn Board of Aldermen and Common
Council. Lewiston. Auburn, Saco, Card
ner. Bath. have all elected Republican
Mayors. No choice TO Mayor in Rock
land. but majority Of Republican Alder
men and CouncIlmea have been elected.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-03-04

That highly religious body, the House
of Representatives of North Carolina. has
expelled j. W. Thorn for having avowed
Atheism. The resolution of expulsion
which was discussed three days. sets forth
shat the offender .'has advocated and pro-
4nuigated a most blasphemous doetrin.
subvessive OF the principles of the eonsti-
tuition OF Worth Carolina and Of sound
morality
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Hank rups Notice.
District Court Of the Unit. S,.

the District of Name.
IN BANKRUPTCY.
IL the matter OF ANDREW McnowARp HAM
rupt, in Bankruptcy. ~
This is TO give notice that petition hos h.a,
presented to the court this LIST lay of Ian Is@S
by Andrew Neil ward OF Ellsworth a Rant
rupt, praying that lie may b. decreed to have a
iuil discharge from ali his debts, pruvable under
the Bankrupt Act, and on the 18Th dsy OF
February A. u, 1873, upon reading said pe.ition
II Is Ordered by tho Court that hearing be mad
upon the same, on the I,t Monday OF MAY A. ID
1873, before the Court IN Portland, in said Dis
trlct, at ~ O'Clock 4. NJ. and that the second
meeting OF the creditors OF said Bankrupt be
held before Charles iiamiin, Esq, Register on
the 18th day OF March 1873, and the third meet
ing Of the same on the 18th day OF March lS75.asd
that notice thereof be published In the Bangor
Daily Wing Courier, and the Ellsworth Amrri.
can. newspapers printed lila said District, once A
week for three successive weeks, and once in
the Weekly Bangor Courier, the last publication
To be thirty days At least before tho day OF hear.
ing, and that all creditors who have proved Lheir
debts and other persons in interest, may appear
at said time and place, and shew cause If any
they have why The prayer oil said Petition should
not be granted.
WA. Il. PREBLE
Clerk OF District Court for said District. sy7.
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bankrupt Notice.
I'm the District Court OF the United states

IN BANhRU PTCI.
In the matter OF Nathaniel A. Hawc., Bank
Tupt, in Bankruptcy.
DISTRICT or MAINE, ss--This is 30 give
notice that pursuant 10 an order %! Court, 4 Eul
general meeting Of The creditors 81 SAID BANKRUPT
VII be held at Ellsworth Custom House, hi.
worth, IN sand District the IS IA day OF March
l,1j, At II o'clock \. VI o, before Charles Hamlla
tsqr one OF the Register in BANKRUPTCY IN SAID
District, i0r The purposes named The 27jh Sec
uou Of The Bankrupt Act OF March Zu4 1871
Dated At Bangor. N saIJ District, February Is .
a, -. is.j. II. Il. RIt hER. A ss lguoe. 24I
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H.p MOoREs COPYING ROOMS, CONCORD, Nh.

six and il
10 m feel
t Of flooding
o claiming the
slvcr wou Q
of
AMsaoTYPES PHOTOGRAPHS DAGUERREoTYPEs, TINTYPEs
. picture framed ready WALL
ONE HALF THE COST OF A PHOTOGRAPH.
to nike
IN durable copym ma
front the town cle VIII
o M by mail faithfully and
Of
in hay he
United label and
the back
to
BARRY Bellows Falls Agt
O.N Gen
Ioka uou NJ Park crmm Gen 10
50 Vernon ZEN Agent f o
+ ho.
arts
WI MANSlsE, Jk, Concord. s. Michigan
other apply to the Ut
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.

m the Bangor road between Newell Wlt-an's
" House ami Ellsworth, FITCH FL
WlFR.
The finder VIII b. suitable rewarded by leay ng
the same AZ the .tore OF MDI.kl -ON 4 JOY. Jwo
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Farm for Sale

r4-4A tn" >ub.rrIO,r oncrs for -Alr her flfHt .
..,@ rituAtri AZ OAK Point, 10 the town OF
Nk lrent"n. being the homestead OF The
late apt John G.. Nurrh
The farm contains % acres, suitably divided in
- tillAKr. pasture and laul. ana yields iruus
taeni5 ave to thirty tons u hay The buidluEs
consisting Of an excellent house ami atHttIpn
with two barns and out buildings. are IN good
condition and well supplied vita good water
A $50 wood let well wooded containing one
hundred acres THIS lot - iavcrIhly situated luF
shipping wood and IS BOUNDED pn the West b. In.
ion River bay.
The above property Will DC sold Tor much less
than it, real value, snl GA favorable terms
For further particulars. call on the subSc II her
the prrmt-ss. Or on Mes-r, HIsWeu 4 "
we'll Ia kilssorth.
JANE II. MTKt II.
Trenton Fcb. n, ISL sInol
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Notice.,

A IL persons indebted TO A d. Hight bv mite or
a account, are requested TO settle within thirty
days. + tiic,r :!
Ellsworth Feb. End, 1875 Au5
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Surry Feb. y, 1875.

would say to all mothers, procure JORDAN'S
SYRUP for your children. | haze baby i've
months Old. He had alw avs been troubled with a
slight cough, and about the LIST OF December 1874,
1t grew worse and he would choke and strange
so As TO alarm me very maeh. | then commenced
giving him the syrup, aud IN a very short time he
WAS entirely well and healthier than ever.
ELIZA . RICHARDSON.
Ellsworth, Feb. %, 1873
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-03-04

The Civil Rights Bill has pass ed both
Houses Of Congress. been signed by the
President and become a law.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-03-04

A temperance reforse movement has
been insugurated in Auburn. Three hum
dred and fifty persons have signed the
pledge,
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Mr.. II. 4. Jordan,

I MT II II "yI tItFt,
DEAR sIR:-My second bottle OF your Syrrp is
| nearly gone and ieei more encouraged than ey-
| am satisfied that ii has already done me much
| good, and may in the end, entirely cure me.
Please send me halt dozen bottles as quite a
| number Of my neghbors would like TO try II.
Yours truly,
y. |. RAY.
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Fun direction, accompany each and every bot
tie sold,
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Netu ADVERTISEMENTS.
Maeta

Ths undersigned Offer for sale at New York
Cry. ~ Ruck .pott. Me. aud i, Bangor. i lar. e
assortment Of
Canadian White Pine Masts,
suitable Tor
.Sch's, Briggs, Banks and Ships,
wbicn they Are now selling at greatly rclur.
I'd VrlrC--
CALEB HOLYOKs & SON,
BANnDE, MIINE.
FEB. 3. l>1J. tuo.3
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Price OF Bisters per bottle, - css.
syrup, . . 100
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Mr.. Henry 4. Jordan,
SIR amg al TO certif y to tne good effects or
your Lung syrup, IN my
For several years, i WAS troubled with bah sores
on both my legs After IRVING many remedies
which did them good was induced to try
your syrup.
The hrs, bottle produced good effects, ana ar
ter taking four bottles, those running sore. heal
ed up entirely And my legs are now as sound as
ever.
DANIEL HARRISGIoS.
Ellsworth, Feb. a. 1875
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Correspondence.
Letter from Boston.

" 81 ouf B,st,n Corryspou lent
BoSToS. Mar
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REV. ;. q. MOVES

pastor OF the Bethel and for many years
previous to Father Taylorsr death. his
associate pastor, died at his residence last
week of malignant fever. He was an ear
nest speaker and devoted all his energies
to the welfare of sailors. He will be sadly
missed, aud il will be difficult task 10
secure the services Of another who will
be so well suited TO deal with the wants OF
those who frequent that church as was Mr..
Noyes
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THROAT and LUNGS.
EYE and EAR.
ULCERS & SORES OF EVERY KIND.
MATURE'S great RESTORER.

They purify the Blood and give tone and yigor t,
TO the system. They Ia fact
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ONE HALF THE COST or A PHOTOGRAPH.
AMsaoTYPEs PHOTOGRAPHS DAaUEaaEoTyPEs, TINTYPEs.

any kind picture and furnish them all framed ready
The daily gazette., 1875-01-11
NOTICE.

AL person shaving 9 claims against the 81.
duly attested 10 the Executor ON or before
Nov. 25th. 1876. or abide the Act Of Assembly
in such case made and provided.
WIN. MoMENAMIN,
Executor.
Decentralization. Del. nov2S-3weM
The daily gazette., 1875-01-11

A NEW PLAN FOR PAYING THE
PUBLIC DEBT.-Senator Penn, of
Patrick, yesterday introduced bill
which is said to have the approval of
a number of influential members of
the General Assembly, proposing to
ask of the United States Government
a loan of $4,000 with which to retire
the public debt of Virginia, by pur.
chasing the outstanding bonds at
their market value as of January 1 :,
1874.-Richmond Dispatch.
The daily gazette., 1875-01-11
Registers Order.
kKarsrRR orrfcr,

.hEefsTRR 0rtfCs,
New Castle County. Noyemb ber 10, 1874.
Upon application of JOHN YOUNG,
Administrator of Margaret Young, late Of
Wilmington hundred. in said county, decear
ed It is Ordered and directed by the Regir
ter that the Administrator aforesaid give
notice OF the granting Of Letters Of Ad.
ministration upon the Estate Of the deceased,
with the date of granting thereof. by causing
advertisements to be posted within forty day.
from the date of such Letters. in six of The
lnost public places Of the county of n ew Gus.
tie. requiring all persons having demand
abide by an Act of Assembly in such case
made and provided. And also cause the sage
TO be inserted within the same period In ths
Daily, Gazette, L. .. D.. q newspaper pub,
lished in Wilmington. and to be CONTINUED
therein three weeks.
6S6<R Given under the hand and seal Oi
YdS6 office of the Register aforesaid, at
New Castle, New Castlecounty afora.
said. the day ard year above written.
SEWELL @. BIGGS, Register
The daily gazette., 1875-01-11
REGIsTEK's ORDER.
RR0IsTRR'e OPFICg,

New Castle County, Dec. llth, 1874
Upon the. application Of JOHN OTTO
Adminisrator of -GEOKGE d, STIDHAM
late OF Wilmington Hundred, in said County
deceased. It is ordered and directed by ths
Register that Administrator aforesaid, give
notice; notice of the granting. Of Letters Admins,
tration upon the Estate of the deceased, with
the date OF granting thereof, BY oausingad
yertisements ts be posted within forty dsyi
from the date of such Letters, in ak 70 }bs
most public places of the County df New
Castle. recurring all persons having dem andi
against the Estate, to present the same, OF
abide by an Act of Assem- bly, in such ease made
and provided: And also cause the same to bs
inserted within the same period in the Daily
Gazette, a newspaper published in Will.
WsEson waa 1k sa9d to 30 continued therein three
f~-) Given under the hand and Seal Of
LIS. Once Of the Register aforesaid. al
New Castle, in New Castle Count
aforesaid.the day and yes, abov Q written
3. G. BI0GS. Register
't NOTICE.
All persons having claims aRaifst the Es
tatep the deceased must present the same
duly attested to the Administrator. on or
BEFORE December llth. 1875, or abide the Act
Of Assembly in such case made and provided.
Administrator
Address-Wilmington. Del. decl2 -eod-3H.