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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-06

SKATING. There was excellent skating to-
day on the canal and on the upper part OF
Hunting creek, aud as the boys have, 80 far
this winter, had but little if any of that sport,
aud as continuation of the cold weather is
not anticipated, solue of the schools gave holt
day 10 order that their pupils mig hit spend at
least one day ip the enjoyment of that paslue
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-06

The town Of Orangeburg, S. g., suffered
severe loss by fire yesterday, the damages
amounting to 5000, 900, on which there is but
little insurance.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-06

DEATH OF A PoTOMAC QUICKER. Captain
Thorutou Jones, an old Potomac river QUICKER,
and, until the death of Captain Charley Guy
Of this city, which occurred short time Since,
partner of the Captain 10 the ducking bus
iuess, died of pneumonia, at ST Georges L.
land, yesterday His remains arrived here this
mornog Oh the steamer Lady of the Lake and
we're taken on to Washington for intsrment.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-06

POLICE REPORT There we're no csses be-
fore the Mayor this morning,
Dennis NARROW, colored was before Justice
Padgett yesterday afternoon for as>auI;lug Joe
Taylor, also colored aud was discharged upon
the payment OF costs, but, with The complain
ant was put under security to keep the peace
Five dodgers were accommodated at the sta
ton house last night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-06

FIRE ALARMS The aIsru OF fire about nine
o clock last night, and which brought out the
fire department, was caused by light at tue
Fairfax street depot, where work was in pro-
gress upon diabcd locomotive The alarm
about half past eight thi, morning, and which
brought oct portion Of the department was
caused by the turning of tie chimney Of the
house occupied by Mr.. T. NJ. WcadVu, in the
rear of the ST. Asaph street depot
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-06

SURGICAL OPERATIONS De. r. G. Powell
performed al operation for straugu!ated her
MA at the Poor's house, last night, upon a
colored man uamed CLANCY, who was doing
we'll at last accounts The colored man there
whose eye was extirpated by DR.. Brown some
tune ago has so much improved that he
wants his other eye, which is also diseased
cut out also.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-06

COAL COAL
We have now on hand and are constantly re.
ceiving at our wharf and storage yards, foot of
Queen streets, all the best GOALS known to
this market. We name in part:
LYkEN'S VALLEY. .
SHAMOkIN and EAST FRANKLIN LOR-
JOHNS, from EAGLE VEIN COLLIERY.
The celebrated CONTINENTAL and HA-
EEL DELL, from the Goodrich Collicry, es-
teemed the best in the market.
And LEE and STANTON WHITE ASH
ANTHRACITE COAL, of Steamer, Broken,
D1 Als s.V GEO or, CREEK CUMBERLAND
COAL. ,,
Also HICKORY, OAK and PINE WOOD.
Having ample space, each variety of Coal is
kept distinct from that of others, and is es-
pecally prepared for family use Yards floor
&C aad Coal sent out well screened and free from
saye, 22lO lbs to the ton. Orders left with
Messrs Clarridge & Grigg, corner King, and
Royal sts., or at the yards will DC promptly filled
T. J. MEHAFFEY y CO.,
iv II Wharf and Yards foot OF Queen st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-06

ARRIVED.
Steamer Lady of the Lake, Norfolk, to + A
Reed.
Steamer Pilot Boy, Currioman, to A Reed.
Schr Elenor, Philadelphia, to John Leather
land.
Schr White squal, Baltimore to Smoot &
Perry
SAILED
Schr Vapor, New Haven, by Hampshire and
Baltimore Coal Co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-06
PROFESSIONAL.
N"esspU .H.SD CGai.

COALl oo., COALl
On the wharf and to arrive a full stock OF all
kinds Of
ANTHRACITE AND CUMBERLAND
COAL
Sold at market rates per ton 224O lbs.
aug l4-tf w. A. SMOOT Shoots What.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-06

uOUSE MAID WANTED-A good color.
IL ed house maid, well recommended, Will
fad good home constant employment and
lar wages by applying ut No. IS north Wash
ington street. jan D OF
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-06

ICE.-There was more ice 90 the river this
morning than at any previous time this winter
the skim at an early hour, extending en-
tirely across, but too thin to afford any obstruc-
ton to navigation. On the ponds, and on the
coves of the river, the canal and Hun!ln&
Creek, it was thick enough to bear the weight
of skaters, and in some places where It's thick
ness was as much as three inches, few OF
the butchers gathered it and packed ii away
in their ice houses.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-06

INDICTMENTS. The following parties we're
yesterday Indicted by the grand jury of the
r. S. Circuit Court tor violation OF the Inter
nal Revenue laws: George Summers, j. l..
Kent and Edward Kelly, Of Loudouu county,
and Ludwell Slack, of Culpeper John Wood,
arranged for the same offence, was dismissed.
INSTALLATION POSTPONED. Oriental Lodge,
No. 6, X. of p, met last uight, expecting to
install the officers elected for the ensuing term,
but owing to existing circumstances, the lustal-
la,ion was laid over for one week.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-06
NOTICE TO TAN PAYERS.
LAST NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

A CARD
LAST NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
All persons indebted to me for State taxes,
fee bills, &C. are hereby notified that l"medtats
nscTnent of the same must BIZ made, rs L
have to close my accounts at once.
j. Nj. STE UART,
dec 2i-l0:if Late City Sergeant.
NOLLARS AND CUFFS.
so dozen LADIES and GENTS LINEN
CUFFS, at Z5c, at
FERGUSON'S HAIR DEPOT.
100 dozen LINEN COLLARS st &c, at
dec rs FERG USON'S HAIR DEPOT.
A TTENTION, FARMERS.
Wanted 100 bbls of CORN, at COOK & cos.
New Feed Store, No. "a King street, opposite
Il. Brysnts Implement and d. iced 9to[e silva
Also II tons of VIRGINIA HAY. Live
and let live" i. the motto Of the new firm.
jan SIT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-06

LATE FIRE IN TIE COUNTY. The origin OF
the fire at Mr.. V. z. Corbetts new house is
still mystery, from the fact that although the
house was unoccupied at the time OF the
fire, light was seen in the building up to .
o'clock on the night previous, although he
workmeu quit work before d%r k, and the ire,
when discovered, was in iull blast in the base
ment. iu which all the shavings had been stored.
Mr.. Dyer the carpenter, lost over $500 worth
of tools, and Mr.. Mckenzie, about $40 worth
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-06

OITIZENS' NATIONAL BANK,
u AIexsndria. Va, January 5, 1879.
The Board of Directors has this day declared
a,emi-annusl DIVIDEND OF THREE-AND-
CNE-HAlF PER CENT, payable on and after
the 7th instant
VIM 81. LAMBERT,
;on5ct Cash er.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-06
A TTENTION, FARMERS

100 dozen LINEN COLLARS st &c, ut
dec rs FERG USON'S HAIR DEPOT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-06

Ms-T The annual meeting of the stockholders
and election of Ulcers will be held al HARMONIC
Hall, Thurs Jay, January !, 1872, at = O'Clock
p. 10. y. oCaN E1DEh,
ian Alt SecreLarJ.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-06

GRAND JURORS The following is list Of
the persons who nave been drawn to serve as
grand Jurors at the term of the Corporation
Court that will meet on Monday next: 6. w.
Ramsay, L. i Monroe, Michael Bossart, Z.
W. Green, Beaoni Wheat, A. y. Warheld, }.
". Green, Joseph Bloders, G. II. Robius9n,
G. K. Hill, john Launon, Wesley Avery, t.
i. Prettyman, o. X. Wilmer, I. Il. Kemp,
JOSIAH Ford, A. G. Harmon, Lewis 4 lclin,
Thomas Perry, B. L. Dudley, }. II D. S:uoot,
J. L. Nails, j. 2. Agnew, aud q. Il. French
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-04-27
0pIoetteS Gtemo.

Die rei6ite 8rau StaGtens,
bic Silrittn GorIonta, 9eb. @olonz
lit fur3 Dor Oltern in 0tom inn
Q8 a B II finn unls 9eben getommeil.
Sin tauln erbliDtes Wtdo1en, Elm itberz
aus i60ner SproB oeS alt6er1i6mten
SirtenbauicS Der Golonna, betraz
tbete ite ben INN ein 8ierteliaDr6unoert
Glteren r0mii9en Gr0ius Don Alefan5
bro SorIonia. NlS tie na9 LANCER
finoerloier @9e Wutter murbe, ba ergriff
iie in benz %augenblide Der Wabniinn, no
Oer @emabl Die bon tbm belorgte neue
Nusgabe Der rime spiritual iDrer NDnilt
8ittoria @olonna Dor iDr 3ur 0uloigung
Der Tamilie nieoerleste. Dte iptloe1
Nusbrii6e elmer entfelielten QSut6 er=
9ritfen tie aud ipdter oft, 10 baB lie gez
wObnliO 0 3Det @d9tern ge6iitet
Durbe. Der leBte Nusbru0 lit Die nGz
bere uria6e ibres GoOes 9etpelen. SIN
Publifum tDuroe 3tpar Derbreitet, cine
Sul8ene1t3ilnDung Dabe i6rem Qeben elm
@abe 8enla1t, bod oas QSabre lit, baB
tie 1T ibrer 9eiitl9en 8ertDirrung dufgez
laQt, Die 3tmmer ourbltef uno babel 10
beftig nieoeri6lug, baB ole Tolgen bes
Stur5eS tbres SebenS @noe berbeifibr=
ten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-04-27
ngrenBif0e Gptone."

@sl6er abgefeimten 9tdnfs Die
preuBtl6en Spione fGbia iinb, be-
tpeiit etn Nllarm Des vB Dare De Ia
Eotre", DorauS9eiebt, DaB Deriel6e
nt6t nielmebr benefit, Wie melt man ben
v8IDbitnn" treibeu tam. OieS 8latt
3et9t uGulli6 bic Nnmelenbeit aaDlreiber
3igeunerbamoen III ben Yropinz
gen, ais: Sue>ets Siaaine, 8ahee Snore,
8aiie=2oire H.. 10. an, pel9eSauoen gum
grOBen 1betle aus prenbiO en
= y o II II belteDen! Gte SeBteren na=
TEN al iDren blon0en S6nurrbGrten,
ibrem militGrii0eu 8eien uilD i6rer
oeutl6en &leiOung fenntli6. Sic tudren
rei6lib mt 0elo perleben, bdtten 9euaue
Hldne aller Ortldaften, Die tie beluden,
unO iprd6en siemltb gut fran50itl6. AIs
cine DD6it beoenfLiUe GDatlaDe ucrtraut
oer Bbare De La &otre ietnen 2eiern
i0lieBlib TolgenoeS an: v2eBtes Subj
INT oleie 3eit oerfdufte elne 3igenner7
truppe, Die it'd Doribergebeno III Gon6z
ron auTbielt, portrefliOeS 2u1 81 eiuem
Spottpreiie. 0te Wr0Bc oeS 8orrat65,
Der auf oiele QSeile ab8eiebt Duroe,
l0lieBt ieoen 8erOa0t oeS Oteblta9lS
ooer Oer 9ebleret aus. Wenn man Die
&eute fragile, lpie es fomnle, naB fte ibre
Maare 10 btuig serfaufen f0nntell, anti
morteten fte tets: uWaS ltegt aud oas
ran :? Wian aaDlt ults 20 Trancs per
Sag, banllt Dtr &u0 p~erfaufen; Der
YreGs tunlmert urs ut0t."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-04-27

Der Semps ldBt fi6 einen unterbaG=
tenDen Vrtef II DC l0reibeu,
oem mir TolgenOes entne1men: SSeoers
mann tpeiB, peB Wonaco eiuen 5Surlteu
beltBt, u1o 3tuar einen abioluten @eipaltz
Daber. 2uoDig XIV. ii6te feline unbez
i1rdnftere @eipalt aus. Cine 9lrnlee uno
tetne SaunI1erll, aber gut @nti6Goigung
eth Aomlrallt0tStatb uno feline S(otte,
nt0t oas f~leinlte Uti0erboot. Oas 6iuz
bert Serentlrmus nt1t, 9anoe[spertrGge
nit benz Sep BON Cunts ab3ui6lieBen uIo
gu lttpullren, oaB ole Shlffe oer beioen
Jfattonen chamber ni6t be9egnen iueroen,
Dobne Die TOrlnalitdteu Su erfuuen, tpelbe
3tptl1en clptllitrten 2anDern ublt1 1ino."
uno Die Armee? sic beltebt aus 48
Wtann nit GtnlbluB Der Sffi3iere. Oie
@lptutlte miro aus DEM SpielfonOS be-
l%trltten. Der Spielpd9tcr Qerr 8lanc
TT Die Soriebuug pes furltlidenS 0aBes.
SIS gebt 0as @erilbt, baB, tpenll Sc.
9obstt ~8ele8entli6 irgeuo eiu neues
Brtutleg, etne auSnabmslpetle 3aDlung
beanlpru0t, Oer uortrefflIde Blanc ltets
nit oielem nnipioerlteDli1en argument
Derausrudt: 0@s miro nap Sbrem
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-04-27
&rieSrt6 6evN6Ger4

8aIb no6 benz QtbLeben bes befiebs
Observation-Disclosures Trtebri6 Ser
It trat in Braun d metg, no
er 9eltorben iDar uno b~eitattet liegt, eth
@omtte %3ulammen UNI eiit einfa6e5
9entmaI auf ieinem 0rabe au erribten.
Oa e5 auf feiuen pruntbafteu 8au abgez
ieben mar, 10 9laubte nan Die erforoer1
Ii6e Summe BON brett bis D%ierbunoert
GbaEern beibaffen 3u fonnen Leioer bate
man it'd 9etdul6t! AJton bottle BON
Monat 5u WtDnat, baB Die Sadie ms
Wert seisbt tperoen fonnte; aInIGlig
ober i6ipalO aud Die IeBte 2lusii0t auf
8erwirfii1un9 beS aHgeregten Ylanes,
10 OaB ii6 oaS Gomit6 Dor %eintgen $50
den aufgel0lt unb ben lpentgen 8ettragz
ipelDeln Die 9e3abIten Sunmen ipieoer
5uriid8eiteut bat. &raurige5 @nOe elmer
Notwithstanding! IS 9iebt III
OeutidIanb Su0bGnbIer. Die all Ger
ltdGer'S SGriften reid 9etpor6en itno,
nnO biefe, ioute man 9Iouben, bitten
ipobl gang auein bas @rinnerun9s3si9en
tur ben 0t0ter anfbringen fonnen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-04-27
MeIt oIdn,tc bur6 lire gb~pelenbeit.

BeIt gIdnate bur6 i6re glbfpefenbeit,
6afiir beftan6 Der &reis Der @liifninS
i0enOen aus Sreunben uto S6ulern beS
SubilarS, Die fib ~spauetos ais alte 8cs
tannte i'll Der SamiIie Deiielben beipe8s
ten. 0feben uno @egenreoen paren furs
nno biinotg, Die bebeurenoite Die oeS SUI
btlarS ielblt, beren Subalt Elm Oant an
feline Wlttarbeiter btl0ete. DAB man
melt uno brett auBerbalb Serltn's isines
Subelta9es 9eoa1te, beSeugten Die Sriefe
uno Telegramrle, tpel0e aus alien GDei>
len Qeuti6lanos uno ii6er ieine 0rer3en
binails 81 0uBeuben eintiefen. 8Noas
peit un6 BeterSburg biloetel Die beiben
auBeriten Bunfte, BON Deuen @lIfs
uiinibe 3u Dem S9ttage gelanOt puroen.
@n9eI bat bic Statiittf III neue Babnen
g~eleltet uno fieDt ieBt i6on Die Trl0te
~ieiner raitlolcn GD6ti9tett e~rbluben.
lleberau Dirfeu ietne Shiiter uno er
lelblt lte9t nod IN better &raft ba, UNI
nod gang anOere Telullate oisler Wiiiel7
f6aft erlebeu gu tonnen, ais tie biSber,
bebtnbert ourb Die @ren3pfdble int lieben
0euti6en Taterlaloe, 5u e~r3ielsu Derz
mo9te.
So~bannes $500.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-04-27

9agegen fitbe ih ME cine Wn5etge, Die
auf Derfrii6te @eburtsbtlfe Dtnoentet.*
OieA Nbortion i6eint niht Su bliiben.
Daeegen pimmeln sic 3eitnngen pon
Qln5eigel, iDie Die folgenbe:
CNamcn fiuoen freunbti0 81 II nj + M ioz
~ pie 9tatb unb 6itfe in 60. otScret. q NJ
eelegenbeit IN Der s ntbinouu9Ss IL
TAFT Berlin, Uranffurter Str. liz. 0tentbe,
6ebamme.
Die groBe Nn3abG folder Nrsetaen in
allen 8ldttern benefit bod imluerbtn,
buB Die 3abl Der 0amen, pe[he @runO
BADEN, ibre @ntbiuoung i'm @eDeimen
~abalupdrtel, feline fletle Ietn fam.
SD babe aus ben 3tpei 3eitun9en nur
ote NnSeigen berausgeibnttten, pel1e
Elm Bib Der fittli6en 3ultanOe Der Saiiers
1taot qeben. Moute t6 berausleDmelt,
ipas font nod intereiiant tit, i6 miiroe
ben mir erlaubten 9taurn bel Meitem
iberI6reiten miiifen. Subeiien nogeu
Die folgenoen bret 0nSeigelt ais Oeiiptele
BON pislen anoeren BlaB finOeu:
n.imc itsnee Game, sic geneigt 1T, einem iungen
" Ntaler ais 8orbtlb 5i liBen, utro 9ebcteH,
ii4 gu meloen Supfer9raben 6a'' i'm AtelIer,
|. &lin9el, (9t0ut. 3-5l.
SoQte Seman6 Elm 0ttttel 9c9et ErinfIt6t
uiller, 10 mirb nm Mtittbeilln9 o%ellelben 9ebes
ten. N6re1en unter K. Il. 100 ~bef0roert GuOolf
sc E 8erttn, c. 60ni9Sitr. 5.
90 lite. Gin %seiunber Stnabe, IA Gage alt, ipiini9t
~ eine arnte Wsutter all 6tnoeSltatt SIT 9ebell.
9fei4eu6erscr Str. 20 4 81. b. 9rn. S9uls.
SD babe nermieoen, bon oer profelllo7
neuen Y%roititutiOn Su lprehen, bic ll1
auf Der StraBe brett ma1t. 0as lit eth
auberes 6apitel, iiber welbes ii0 lebr Dlel
1adeu LieRs. mas fir Berlin UiG1t
i0mei9elDaft lit. SnOeiien min unO>
tpoute i6 feline 8etra6tun9en anitellen,
lonOern, tpie i0 ant Ginganse lagte,
PARTICLES uno gang obne 8orurt6ctl etn
Bib aus ben 3citunsen entrouen. Sen
8ers oarauf fi1 81 MAIDEN, oarf tb
getrDlt Der Geoaction unO Den GeIern Der
Staats6eituug llberla1ien.
y aetOer benefit Oas MIR, baB unier 9err Corr
reiponOent nt4t Senal 4tn9cie9en bat; Sn ben
An5eigclpalten bes 8laboera0atl6. Der NtOUtagse
5ettun8 uito bsr 2SeSpen BADEN mir l9on utclIo6
Ell Oeutise ~2tlSei9cn otelcr Art geteIcn. ". .. IT.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-04-27


@uni6e berfabren tueroeit, o6er oQnu
bejable t6 Die 0rnee niGt mebr." Oo
aber Der Cob bes 6eeres ourN feineu
ipe3ieaen 8ertrog l~fipuItrt moroen. 10
glebt Der Surit rsgelrnaBig nab. 0as
Sournal oe Mtonaco tit Der Wtoniteur
Oieies OuoOe5bofeS. M9au lielt BARN
Na0ribten bon folgenOer 9trt: .6eufe
0orlittag 9 l16r lit elmer Der fiiritithen
@aroen begrabet iporoen. Ser ilnge
GontiS, q Sabre aft, tpet0er elmer
f1mer5Li6en 0er3franfbeit erlag, aez
D0rte ether a0tuHgswertDen Samtlie Der
r0Mil6en 8our8eoilie au. ST nar rad
Wtonaco gef0mmen, UNI itO II benz
eOlen Us al n ! a II b 10 eff 81 IN
terri0ten." @liidli0eS 8olt, gliid=
li0er Turit! 9a5 SiritentDum Wonaco
aGblt genau 1850 GiAuODner.
The daily gazette., 1875-07-24
Rrsasable Articlc OF Country Pro.
duep.

There Is more profit on the farm in
the single item Of spring chickens than
most people imagine. Since the let
Of July spring chickens have command
cd in Philadelphia and New York
markets from 35 TO so cents per pound,
there being large demand for the sup
plying of hotels and restaurants, and
also for the supply of sea shore resorts
and other watering places. The de-
nsnd has kept upthe price in the inter
ior. The average price paid in West
Chester during July for spring chick
ems hos been twenty-five cents per
pound, live weight, orfrom sixty cents
to one dollar per pair. A good pair ct
spring chickens will weigh from three
TO four pounds. The boys and girls
on the fsrn if eniIastcG with the care
Of the poultry department, can in The
course ot one season, raise severa!
hundred fowls, and clear from S5Uto
500 very easily. we know Of several
farmers who Ionnpge IT, reaIize from
their poultry, by ceiling checkers and
eggs, from $iOD &c 5000 every year
The daily gazette., 1875-07-24
ASU
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81 cls-,z lo-.:;sa' !" "a, 1875.
Urcu de- 81 ,,Ice-i ,' vi-.,- T,po.4
Executor q Elli,W Lt:t'ctr. J1tc V'4c' ~
"ilniDstou tG7 .-ca, N I'D c.l.-fY ,is.ss,.
ed; it il Ordered ard di5ec.el H., no Scg;s-
tor That too pxcc1ts- a!cr?s'.i5 - IS
motive Of the granting II Letter. Of IA
0nCn the Este.o Of The iecesssj
with the date % eInatiu8 thereof ~ asuiinz
sdvertlsepents . be 7ns.si vitlin fo.ty Isyt
from the date CT suI,l st;sI.. 10 aix of lie
most PUBLIC places Of tie oopptg OF New Cae
tle. recurring all PERSONS hnvsns gsmani,
az. INST the Es' te 10 pressu. ITO sS.,s
abide by an Act Cf Assembly in sprh .,
made and provided ana aiso oauqa tb e.n 9
70 be inserted within the sa nc period in the
Daily 9szette, a. newsnapsr Dubi;shad in
Wilmington. and tt rortin led th.-.;o 10
,fa6{p, tbroe weeks f. e.. o. "N7'o'h
SK6SH Giveo uSasr tie tani and seoJ of
- cfdee If the Register sx%,Tese;d ~ q.
Ne~ Catie, Gev CASH corntv ~ sas,;a "a
the day and gear above written
), c. BIGGS. Rsaister.
NOTICE n
All personE hs7i-g claims . rs,psr tho In
sate OF the decess; must present the semo
duly sftested t. .ae Executor, on or H.
fore Jp y )4,h, 1875. or abide ira A., &c
Assembly in such case " 10 an d nror;1s6 Va
VICTOR DuP0NT,
Address-WiInipston, Dol. jisSS jyiss0dSSSE
The daily gazette., 1875-07-24

TIE NEW YORK TRIBUNE ON TIE
MARYLAND CANDIDATE.- MIR. John
Lee Carroll, who has just been nomi-
mated for the Governshipof Of Maryland,
worthily sustalns the name and honor
OF historic family. He owns the old
manor Of the Carroll of Carrollton, and
until within few years past has been
mainly known ca q cultivated and hos
Pitable country gentleman. Hiscareer
as Speaker Of the Senate has been high.
ly creditable, and there csn be NO
doubt that he will make an admirable
Governor.
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GROCERIES.
(LEo. =. WHEELER.

GEo. =. WHEELER. -
NO i& EAsTIsEcoND STREET,
Asnng enisrged h,s place OF nsssoes.. o3sru
70 tae public great advantages b al kinds q
aRocERIER
.. FINE TEAS
AND COFFEE.
At REDUCED PRICES.
canned Fruits Of all kinda at sl,ght advance
on the Wholesale price,
Thankful for past favors; we still solicit o
the place 70 save your money by huying
cheap. GEO. K. WHEEfERs
novS7AH 1oz & second Street
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-Ll.-. A.eNA- anEin.. lTlninEl a7, "a.

.rtH= ,.ie'r-i- spring. whining n, Dei.
lies iroptued T. che idtlic with a l1rr7
&c "a Z tneT cUtLcsitl,. s,AiEhly interesting
and r-nndertIl fTgHt 9 Z ltur'. .i's9, : lrsu
o.HltiCu GS u8.1G itil-s.Go l5uTes. fH, -r-'
.sepesses, the best 5Ycr seen cu exhibiaYl
hes hcea G'irc5 r." hc7'. iie0ctf. among wlucl
be Antoine iCGi,', ttec cr = .utQere rt-e
nserinr tdm1v; DAai'l Dsnceri tte rpt .
Ln2l,-1 G,9c-, Aim i'9ttu. g. e rotcl la'-'
Ss9tGi pgIs- $3.50 r. '4a-i q y 1t.. ij si4l
ND, h--L e. l. W. 81 .t.c1- c' g. r,t. t..a- i
t7i74 e4. r,'t la
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= ID tycA ~ to p.--t i.,- .'---.. .....4 ,.t
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day anu evening lsUll C'Li -.. 4. u. C'-t.i
iy.5J J. j. Aut-.i.-iJA only !. --..4- ca
u ccZ.a, ~ acI t-g wsule .'-- ~.
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cgcI6'T4y
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5 G. BIGGs. Register
Registers dDVOero
HEs-eTEG 0 OTr1CE,
New Castle Count7. March 9th. iS7S


New Castle County, March 2sth. 1875.
Upon Tho application OF SARAH JANE
SHARPE Ez zecut,iz Of THOMAS r..
SHARPE, lG.e OF WilninStcn Hundred, IN
said county, deceased; it is c-eered and
directed By the Register that the. Exeoutrix
Aforesaid give notice ofthe granting Of Let.
tefe Tee:sm entar7 upon the Estate OF the de-
ceased, with the date Of srantiag thereof,
b2 csusins sdyertiserneHts 20 10 posted
Letters, in SIX Of tia most prbnc places
of the Co1.'cY Of New Castle, requiring all
persons living demands against the Es-
tate to. present the came, CT abide h7 an
Act Of Assembly - cnch case made aad pro-
7ided. And elsoceuse the same to be- insers-
o1 within tue Esne period IN the WI
Mington GeEotts,a q newspaper published in
WilniDston. and % 30 continued therein
three weeks, (E. Q. d.
S--~, Givsa under the hand sod Seal Of
3t.e. 0fce Of the Register aforesaid, at
New Castle, il New Castle County
Tc-eeid. tbs dag and year ebove written.
S, g. ETG0S, Register.
EOTICE.
Ali pc-0H-S haTin gclaima against the IS.
tate ofth de"easea must present the same
Griy atlos7eG 70 the Executrix on or before
Mach .cta. y, 3, Or abide the Act CT Assem-
bly, in such case made and provided.
SARAH JANE SHARPE,
Adaress-Tiimington.D Del. mh27-3weod
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REGus'TER'S OEDER.

REeIsrEB's OFFICE,
NEW CASTLE C0U NTY. Mar. g. 1876
Upon the spplicatiou Of Peter =. Brennan
PineRab. Jr., late If Wilmington Huhdrei,
in said county. deceased; it is Ordered and
directed by the REGISTER that the Executors
aforesaid, give notice of the granting of Lit
ters Tes' 'smentayy upon the Estate of the de-
eeased, with the date II grantiuE thereof, by
causing advertisements to be posted within
ferty days from the date of such Letters. in
six Of the most public places OF the county OF
New Castle, requiring n II persons having de
mands against the Estate to present the same.
or ABIDE BY co Act of Assembly in such case
mad ana provided. And also cause the anne
20 he inserted within the same period in the
Daily Gazette, a newspaper published IN
Wilmington and to DO cOntinu ued therein three
Teeks (E o. ~
Given under the hand and seal
rsssiss; A.; $ ,S \ E;s :; s:t;;''; .!3;;
and year sboVe written
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NOTICE.
All persons having inns against the Is
tPte the diseased must present the same
duly attested tC the Ex ecui. RS, on or
before NJ rch 2S. 1916 or abide tho Act o iAs
semblS IL FnVh case made and provided.
tE1Eh n BRENNAN,
VuT0B b1rONT;
Executors.
sPr9-5vscd.
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LlSp :ArT= r. 1AIBor CorNTv 1t
sppesis inat t,crc have been Eaore ts,rs
sold in Ilihrt oodnfY, bIaryisuG. drnr.
The past ten i1'uvns -G1r had h--r s0't
in rhat c'tnTTir aa many yer ~ ,..t..
AH tGtt.r F." se-tet
lished II ! aston Ysar ago 40. q. "a .
MareHa furnishes rs ii.o q ,,a- ,,kioh
may le interCsyin2 as ellusu- t..e ,t0tes
fr9il uiA.h the pGrtGsaar. zane. y-i;t
the nulDosof ace, .o'7 5n) prl'as !7,l
asf6lloT5.
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b,l39 Sl78,9lO
There has been sold for Col. WIN. r.
Hnshlett his farm "Insleside," contain.
ing 4so acres, to Messrs. Naylor & Sch.
eppers, Of Philadelphia, for $2o, ,0o0.--
Bsltino7s Sun.