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LICENSE APPLICA TIONS.

AJorIcE.-i. CLOUD rERscN. DO here
~ by awe notice that I shall apply In
writing to the Court Of General Session:
Delaware, in and for the county Of New Cas-
tie, on Monday, the 10th day OF May next,
A. D., 1875, being the first day OF the next
May Term OF the said Court. for Heerse TO
ton House, In School District No u, White
Clay Greek Hundred, IN the town Of Newark,
Delaware, and to sell Intoxicating liquors N
less quantities than one quart, TO be drunk
on the premises, and the following meenold'
era recomw end the ssid application, to wit,
VIM. D. Herdman. 8. B. Wright
Geo, A Casho, Jos. Watson,
NImrod Worrall, Jos. B. Luton,
J. T. Maxwell, Edward Wilson,
David Nuber, II. T. Hddell, ..
John Atkinson, Ebcre1er A. watson,
Benjamin Wilson. David w. black.
3. O Finley,
aprl7.6t~ CLOUD PIERSoa.
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The Wages pnia 10 m1nscs.,

1T 10 stated by the operators that IN
1874 nlun er1 10y cd at outside lAboS 70.
ceivcd on an avei age 81 % pc. day. and
thoss at inside labor about ZIG per week.
Under the basis proposed by the opera
tors for 1875 the wages for outside labor
would be 81 81 to 81 90 per day. and for
inside ct sll SO to Sl2s3 per week. with
coal at basis prices. The wages earned
by miners varies from $50 to $40 poi
month, according to the condition Of the
mines and the number of days employed
In examining the books of large cSuiery
where from 100 to l3o miners are employ
cd, we found that the wages paid to theAl
for rs days ia October last averaged IS;
to each man, some of them making ~
much as $50. and othsrs from $50 TO 81
and SlO0, and this the operators say is fol
work OF six hours p0r day. Tue miner.
sly that they never made full year
work under the most favorable circum
stances, and, therefors. when the pay /
ut the highest they cannot average owe
SIS per month. with the coal not over $
per ton at the place OF delivery"
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THE CENTENNIAL.

The Exposition will open N'a 10th and
close November 10, 1876 Its estimated
cost is Sl0, 900 600, and the Boqrd Of FL
nance, which is body created by Con-
gress, Is authorized TO issue to that
nmount; IN $40 shares. The subscriptions
Of Pennsylvania and Philadelphia have
been so liberal that it is necessary to is
sue only $1,000. 900 of stock. Citizens OF
Philadelphia and the State of New Jer-
sey have already subscribed for two ffths
OK this so that only IS. .00o, 900 more il
wanted.
The money already received or guaran-
teed will provide for the erection OF the
man building, which covers 20 acres, and
Tor ths granite art-gallery, and tho horti-
eultulal, agricultural, and machinery
halls. All these buildings with an aggre-
gate extent OF so acres, are now under
contract, and will be fni3hed oy the f1rst
day OF next year. The 81. 0oo. 900 is need
ed to complete the interior of tho halls,
PANT ald decorate them, supply gas,
shutting, pipes, etc, build fencas, cattle
pens. and sheds. and grade aud beautify
the 45O acres Of Fairmount Park set apart
for the exposition.
Tae Success o. the Centel NAL .as show
may b; considered certain. 4 nun bei
OF States have appropriated funds to de.
Tray the incidental costs Of their propei
representation at Philadelphia. Ilhnois,
We are glad to say, has not been behind.
hand IN this matter Our LEGISLATURE
has voted ten thousand dollars. The
space allotted to exhibitors of this coun.
try wii be amply flied. So will that re.
kervrd TOR the products OF foreign lands
Ihirty-two nations have already &C
cepted the invitation of Congress 8, sent
through The President If the United
States, TO join in the celebration of oul
hundredth birthday. Among these
nations are England, Spain, Switzerland
France, Norway, Sweden, China, Japan
Austria. BELGIUM, Brazil, the Netker
lands, Mexico, Italy, and the German
Z npire. Greece. Egypt, and Turkey
are expected to put in an appearance
Russia declines, We believe, to take
any steps In the matter. This Is a soil
tary exception to the rue.
subscriptions 70 the stock are asked
not as donation, but ss III Investment
Ine law authorizing the issue o,
the stock provides that all the nc
receipts Of the Exposition shall lie di
vided among the slarel oldors. Tht
directors calculate that they can maxi
enough to return the whole $50, 600.
ooo. There can be no doubt that some
thing will be returned. And it Ia evol
possible, perhaps, that a slight prof
VIII be made. Still, the strongest mc
i've Tor subscribing should be, an
VIII be, the love Of our country an
me zeal Tor worthy celebration ofth
nrst tlne a real democracy has eve
nad the the chance TO rejoice in il
centennial birthdly,-Nt!a. O.iy Hsg
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why sne Miners ars On . scribe

4 sssrespsndsnt frsn the zeal regions
furnishes the fsnswi1s sdditionAl infos-
matisns The causes whioh LED 10 ths
present aiAsultiss are about a. fellows:
In Dsosnbsr Of lsat year the nsa nsn
along the Lehish Valley addressed a
communication TO the operators III the
region asking q reduction sf seventy
ave cexts Per ton on zeal. Abszt the
sams tns ths. AAnufactCTR in sthM
sections Of the country claimed that
there was . general shrinkags in prices
and in wages. and that coal should also
come down. The operators held meet.
ing and appointed committees to wait
upoa the transportation companies and
upon the miners. At ths meeting with
the minsxs the situation was explained
and il was stated that cheaper coal must
be had. The reduction proposed wa'
about 10 seAts ca svory ten of coal pre-.
pared fer the market. This proposed
reduction. together with reduction il
the price Of freight, would enable the op
orators to furnish manufacturers Will
coal at about ffty cents le4s on the ton
The minera rsfuaad 10 submit. aud heae,
ths striks,
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The Presidential Ambition.

WARRINGTON, April 16.-It has trap
spired that during the present visit Of
the President TO New England detel-
mined effort Is to be made to draw from
him some ayowal as to tho third term.
The President received through the
mails more than obe communication
calling upon him to state his position
ln regard to third term, and sugges.
ting that most opportune occasion
would be afforded during his New
England trip. The day before he Left
Washington suggestion Of this nature
was mane personally stas.Lim. but
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SHERIFTS SALES.
SHERIFF's SALE,

SHERIFF'S SALE.
10y virtue OF writ OF Levar, Facias to me
ID directed, will be exposed to public sale,
HOTEL OF HENRY D. PAULIN,
in the town of Odessa, In st. Georges Hun
drcd, New Castle county, Delaware, on
MONDAY,
TIE 18TH DAY OF APRIL, 1875.
At2 o'clock, p. NJ,
Tho following described real estates svlz;
All that piece or parcel OF land situate iu
the village of Odessa, county and State afore-
said, and bounded as iollows,to wit:
Beginning at the corner of the lot OF James
X. Dwell, on the main street leading from
odessa to Middletown, and thence with the
line OF said Dwell In northeasterly direction
one hundred and forty-seven feet 70 the line
OF lot belonging to Charles Il. A. Mailly.
thence with the line Of said Mailly In q south.
easterly direction fifty feet to the corner OF
with the line Of SAID Daniel Corbit In south
westerly direction one hundred and forty
seven feet to the said Main street, thence up
the said Main street In northwesterly dlrec-
ton forty feet home to the place OF begin.
ming, containing seven thousand three hun,
less, on which u erected now two story frame
house, &C.
Seized and taken IN execution as the pro-
perty OF Josiah Ridgway, ard Mary Ann
Ridway, his wife, late Mary Ann KING, sur.
yiying mortgagor, and I. owell, Ephraim u.
| Henry King and Samuel r. KING, heirs at
) law OF John King, deceased and Francis Dug,
gan tsrrs tenant, and to be ssld by
WIN. II. LAMBsoN. Sheriff.
S'n MasoS Ss' $, 4 NS" 81 Hssa' 81. sprag,awts
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NEW ADvEKTISEMEN1S.

V,HE MARvEr. or THE ORLD--
bethesda Water 1T has restored
Thousands from the brink OF the grave: given
the reach Of all medical science, and turned
the psth of afiigtion to one OF happiness in
the blessings within iS virtues. II cures the
deadly Brishts disease and Diabetes; eradt-
Gates all diseases Of the kidneys; restores the
urinary orgnns 10 strength and power-in y
word. it 10 natural restorer Of health. and
has performed the most wonderful and mirsCu-
lous cur .. Of any known SPECIFIC on t5s FlS6s y 9
Address fer circulars, &c., CAPT. EUdEh n
r. HENDRY, Waukesha, Wis.
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TIE "Scuoo1 MAsTER" ct tho Ger
tennial Boo eono5 IL for full shHre OF
esnsure. This Ao might have know II
would have fallen TO his lot, where there
were full forty-uiac innocenis to fall be-
fore lie could be released from his post.
1t is very easy to say what should have
been done; or how word should have
been pronounced. But it will be found
no easy matter to hold the position Mr.
Wiley did for an hour and half and moi
make several "slips OF the tongue" We
doubt if Mr.. Wiley could have besr
much improved upon. Another might
have pronounced the words criticised {
little differently, or articulated mor
distinctly, and yet have erred more fre
qRently in other words.
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LICENSE APPLICATIONS,

~ oTIcE. II. James G. Pierson. In ccmpli::
~ ance with the requirements OF the act OF
Assembly In such case made and provided, 40
hereby give notice that shall apply In
writing to the Court of General Sessions OF
the Peace and Jail Delivery OF the state OF
Delaware, in and for the County OF New Cas-
tle upon Monday, the 10th day OF May next,
a. D., 1875, being the nrst day OF the next
May Term OF the said lourt, for a License to
keen nm Inn or Tavern at the Lafayette Ho.
tel, 5. W. Corner of Ninth and Shipley streets,
Ia the Fifth Ward OF the City OF Wilmington,
New astle county and State Delaware and to
vell intoxicating liquors In less quantities
than one quart, to be drunk on the premi'
ses, and the following freeholders RECON-
mend said application, to wit:
James e. Ironss David Lemon,
Geo Almond. John h Kane,
Joel First, Thomas NJ. Onipeft'
James ii, Bepya, Harry Lape,
Edward Strauss, John Moore,
Jos. MancIl. ": b. Ocheltree,
James Bennett, Washington Mason,
WIN. A. Nurphey. DaIiel Springbitt,
y. d. Stotsenburg, Emile Bucher,
Geo II. p. SimmSnA Thomas Cowperth walt
A Given. Passmore II. Mitchell,
a. ii. Grinshsw, Edward ]. Dougherty
aurl7-st. Jas. @. PIERsoN.
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For Farmers to .Shsnk ever.

Irresponsible peddlers infest every
section Of the country, and impose OIL
the farmers by selling them roady-rnade
clothing, in exchange for which they
take the note CT the purchaser at six or
nine nine 2nths 5t VITA interest ct six Fer
It wiz bring. Eftsr = Wills the 10, victim tin,
finds ths stuff hs has boaght almost
valueless, but as his paper is out tbs
best he can DO is grin and bear ii !"
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OTiCE--I.J J. r. Bulisn. IN compliance
IN with the requirements OF the act OF Asr
semhly In such case made and provlued, here
BY give notice shAs sball apply In writing 70
me Court Of General Sessions OF the Peace
and Jau Delivery OF the state Of Delaware,
In And Cor The county OF New CaAtle. upon
Monday, the 10th day ct May next. A. D.,
1875, being the arst day OF the next May Term,
for . lioense " keep an Inn or Tavern y. the
corner kAown ~ Phillip Aarvu House. hris'
tlanA Hotel, In the village Of Christiana, in
sehoel District Ne. u. White Clay Creek
Hundred, New cattle county, Delaware, and
10 sell iAtoxicating liquors in less quantities
than enc quart, 70 Be drunk on the premises,
and the following hesholdsTs ressmmeAd
sald spplisat,os. - WIS.,
Wm- g. Caulk his
James RoltoA, tatses d AAhsaelhs
his mark,
Wu. n Clay Wit--hoh't MOI cOArhal
saark, Nobsrt McCarsar,
WiI-H RrtSA john Lswden,
Iswis W. AshtoB. John WA,pA
Nh, = Ckxiaiae VIM. II. Smallsy,
JosiAh Lewdsn,
Joh1 smith
s091ste n. p. BULLEN
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NARY soHoyIILn

y oTICE-d. yohn ". eohmuok, do here.
~ by give notice that ! shall apply to
Judges Of the Court OF General Sessions OF
the Peace and jail Delivery OF the State OF
delaware. In and for the county OF New Cas-
tle, spon Monday. the 10th day OF May, be.
ing ths arsI day Of the May Term OF the said
Court, A D., 1915, for a License " kesp an inn
or Tavarn at No. West Fourth street, In the
Tnud " ard. In the oity Of Wilmington. State
Of Delaware. and TO ssll Intoxicating liquors
In less quantities than ops quart, 70 be drunk
on the premises, aud the following freehOldars
recommend the SAID application, " VIII:
Z. ]. NcAIanua. Nathan fisherman.
James Baxter, Henry 0rebs,
Wa. IL Chadwick, James Murray,
james Hmith, Jamcs clark.
Daniel ColllAs. Patrick Murray,
frank Biokta, Conrad Keller,
Timothy lcSwtDL Lambert,
Daniel NcElwes. Patrick Monaghan,
William Baxtar, samuel CulberL
Edward Forrest William Green,
| John Stlber. Patrick Monaghan,
Charles SchInitb. Leonard uarnann,
Jacob HRusH. -
| aprl1-St JOHN W. oCHAUCH
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xEAssoLi snIPa IN aHKLta.

BERLIN, April 1o.--Ths suec oss Of
the revival mission OF Mr.. Psarsol
Smith, 10 this city and other towns in
Germany, 10 Increasing. Immense
crowds attend the meeting, and mem
bers of the nobility occupy seats or
the platforms Tho Empress Augusts
has slvsn private audianee to NJ
Smith
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me HeArt IL o Wonderful FaRp,
the valvee OF which spen and sAut seventy o.
eighty 0nss per minute II an alsshoIis
sunulant bo tak en- into the bleod the pump
works much faster and this unnatural speed
weArs out the vital machinery. All she intoxl-
eating HssEums advertised ~ ''sonics," 'r&-
Oyators. .sorrectiyes." &c. produce this dis
Astrsus eject and hence all Intelligent Chris
tlAns are thankful that Dr. walkers Vs9eta.
BILE Vinegar Bittsrs-as inVisorsat ana Alter.
alive without . stlng-h everywhere sup
planting these proprietary poisona. mh2k4v Y
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"INelh md NOrC.v

We hope some OF the people who
seemed few years ago to delight in
saying things disrespectful and abusive
Of Jane. Buchanan will not take offence
at us for calling their ttention to an ar-
ticle on our first page under the above
caption. The article Is taken from the
Philadelphia Times, Col. A. K. McClure'a
paper. During Mr.. Buchanan's life tims
Mr.. McC. was the opponent of the Dem-
ocratic party ind colaborer with John
w. Forney in his efforts to destroy the
fame OF one of the nblest and most pa
triotio statesmen the country ever pro-
duced. More money is now wasted in
the pay Of officers and the Sustainanoe
Of pets and in unnecessary eztravagancc
than it cost under President buchanan
to conduct the Government.
The daily gazette., 1875-04-17

9RB fvasAMaa' 6TRrxR.--fhs pad.
dlsrs a the Pittsburg Iron mills, whs
have hesA sA strike fer the past Ave
months, terminated the lockout en-
Tuesday. After q stormy session that
day Of the Irsn Association, represent.
Ing the united mills Of the city, the
Association conssatsd 10 yisid entirely
10 the demands Of ths worknsn.
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SHARPS RIFLE CO.,

Manuiacturers Of Patsnt Bresch loading
Military, sporting aAd Oreedmoof Rsass: Tnn
BEST M THA WoRLp. Winner st Intor:
natonal and nearly al Other principal
matches ct Oreedmesf. (ese o61clA Record.
ossaDHson RsisS, ;,;;;;i VIII Eisv1Gsns iar isDs
stpa tor iilpstIatod catalogue
e o. wBsTCoTf, rrst
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Some Georgia Lawyers Fce q.
a lew days ago, in conversation

1VT V7uJ u50, II CJHFgTsdtIOn, :,
some one remarked that Gen. Toombs
never crosses q court house door for
less than $4,000, when Judge Loohrape
replied that there was nothing str.aQe
about that. Il wouldn't tahe any caee
fr smaller fee than Sl0,NO,"' This
clused tho crowd to discuss loyal fees,
and it. was found that several large fees
lad been paid Atlanta lawyers since
the war. Mr.. Hill, in the celebrated
Metcalf case, received a 100000 fee
Judge Loohranc fec of $40, 900 In the
brunswick and Albany case. Mr.Hill
received fee Of S25, 900 for his man
4gemeht Of Kimball's case. Judge
Loekrano received $4,000 Us a fee
from Mrs. Kinballin the Kim ball house
aass.
The daily gazette., 1875-04-17

A destructive fire occurred IN Charlot.
te. n. G., yesterday, destroying about
three thousand bales OF cotton and the
depots of the North Carolina and Char
lottee, Columbia and Augusta Railroad
dencss. Loss about $3.50, ,0QQ about two,
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4 vtLUAsLE DISCOVERY.

EutAw street. baltimore. Nd, (who has paid
much attsn uon to nervous diseases, has dis
covered that extract Of celery and chamotntls
combined In . certain proportion invariably
cures headacho. either bilious, dyspeptc,
nervous or sick hosdaohe, neuralgia and nerv'
ousness. This 10 . triumph In medical chem
istry, and sufferers all ever the country are
ordering by mail. He prspares It IN pulls, al
SO oents per box. The Doctor 10 Largely
known and highly respestsa W baltimore,
-.,Rptssspsi Mst&sAssk.
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.LspixIauadL4esixlaiure.

0sw oaGzAsH, April lo.-Ths Hsase
nsorsauizsd, etsctiag Estiletts. coInprom.
10 conservative, Speaker. Estillstte
was supported by Governor Keiiogs and
the solid republican vots, and was cleo.
ted by 66 to ~ tor NiltA.
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R1sse

" oTICK.--I. VIM. y. Tsrd. do hereby give
Aotics that shall apply In writing 20 the
Wen. Judzss OF the Court OF General sessions
Of the Peace and Jail Delivery of the state OF
Delaware, In and for New Castle County, on
Monday the 10Th day OF May next. being the
arst day Of the May Term Of said Court, AID.
1875, for License 30 keep an Inn or Tavern
at the Kirkwood Hotel. In the village OF Kirk.
wosd, In School District No. %, New Castle
county, Delaware, and to sell intoxicating
liquors III lsss quantities than one quart, to ba
drunk on the premisss, and the following
trsaholdsfs, residents Of said School DiAtx1sS
ya4snn end this Gald application. to wit,
Richard T. Cana, NilsA Clark,
Thomas RedmllA his
II. u. PAxsens danes n BuffeA
Robert T. BurgAA mark
Chas. Clement, wit-John ". Mngl,
John D. Sparks. Charles Cromptep,
Wiutam u. Ward, B. D Barrsn-
hiA
WtliAD \ Hays,
mark.
w1t-Joh1 ". 3sIl
aIrlGsSt WILLIAM y F0kN
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WEATHER REPORT.
WAsAtSGEoS, Aprn II. ! a. A
PRoBAIILITIE

bor the Middle States the Lake ,sGiox
and the Ohio Valley, clear or elearinS
and decidedly cold weather, with uoxtE
to west winds and rising barometeS,
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The RIiowfns described real sstate. viz

The RIioWfnH d0scr bed real estate. Vlai
Ali thst csrtain lot OF land situste IN the
town OF st. g isorss's. In Red Lion Hundred.
New Casus County aud stare Of Del ware,
bounded AMI described as follows 10 wit;
Beginning al q corner stone Of lnni late
Of John S1tton. deceased, running thence
By seid lard south IL degrees eaat 10 $40
perches to u stone. thence or sling the pres-
Reese. north s. iegrees ea II 4. o perohts
To - stone t1 1enoe by llud ~ John Su ton,
deceased. north ~ degrees west 10 5 10 per
ches tn IA stone. and south s3 degrses west
IT 4-l8 perches t. the place Of BEGINNING,
onhtsiuing one acre and "a perches Of Land
more or less.
seirsd and taken in execution as the pre-
porty Of Cha les u MoWhotter Johu T.
MeWhortsr and John A. Jones. and 10 bo
sold By
eherif7s Office New asto,l
arch 80. A. d.. 1875. { aprg-2tawts
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BOOTS and SHOHS

Of all slkes. and Of TIE best maksa. vhish he
will sell lower than the Aams goods can be
large stock of Boots and Shoas before pur,
chasing elsewhere, az You win be convinced
OF his low prices. Ramambar the plaza, SIG
West 6scond street.
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aprl7St'

ny OTICE.-Afary Schoneld hereby gives mo-
~ tice that she intends TO mako appl.ca'
tion In writing to the Court OF General ses'
sions Of the Peaoe and Jail Delivery Of the
State OF Delaware, which meets a. New Cas-
tlc, on Monday, the 10th day OF May, A. p.'
Of No. els Orange street, In the First Ward o.
eating liquors in les. quantities. than ons
quart to be drunk On the premises, aud the
iian O. Of the freeholders Of the said Ward
reoomm ending ths salA spplicatioA are u
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Extraordinary Balloon 4Aseont

PARIS. April ia party Of tlrss
persons ascended In the balloon 2esith
to-day for the purpose Of making Ssi-
entifc observations The balloon at
taincd the extraordinary height Of T..
oJ0 metres (over 20, 600 fest.) Two Of
the o.ronauts were suffocabsd to death
and when tie balloon reached the
ground the third was almost iasensible
and has since been SO III thas his 10
covery is doubtful
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MERIROS.
1 brswn, Wine and Made Merinaa, se
sassdfa % srap fsT@ef PRICE sa.Ss peg 5srdk
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NorICR-S, ckArlss Dsvsy. In oompliAncs
IN with the requirements OF the act OF Az
ssnbly IN such case made and provided. do
hereby give notice that shall apply In writ.
Ing to the Court Of General Sessions OF tho
Poaos ahd Jail Delivery oil the state OF Dola-
ware In and for tho county of New Cattle,
upon Monday, the 10th day OF May next, A.
u. 1875, beng the first day OF the next May
Term of the said Court, Tor License TO keep
an inn or tavern known as "kising Sun No.
l." In School Districts Nos. 23 and rs, In
Christisna Hundred. New astls county, Della.
ware. and TO sell intoxicating liquors In iess
quantities than one quart, to be drunk on tho
premisea, and the following treeholders re.
commend said application, to wit:
Abraham Qeary, Peter Collins,
John Reed, James Blsssinstaar
James MoLaushftpr his
John McCnnn, Owen ID Murphpy.
Jamae Toner, marx,
his wit-k W. Reed.
John Il Ksrlsb Patrick Haughey,
mark. Paul Began, Sr,,
vit--Danr xulhaG1Aa, John Dugan, Jr.
aprls-2t CHARLES DEVHR,
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Successful ifevtvoB NiSskesss.

THE Moopy AND sANEEx SKnFUes II
LoNDoa SILL AyygxDED ax YkoV.
SANDS.
LONDON. April 16.-Feuf sIswdsd
revival meetings were held here Co.
day. One of them especially devoted
to students for the ministry, took place
at Spurgeon Tabernacle. Ir. Moody
delivered an address on Christian
Work, which was rapturously spplau.
ded. Thousands rose at his invitation
to 10 into the streets, and work for
Christ.
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A DvERTIsISG: Cheap: 6ocd; eys-
N telnatia An persons who oontem plate
making enntrsots with newspapers for the n .
sertion ot adyertisenepts. should send 40
New York, for their PAMPHLET BOOK,
(ainetv hsy srth sditionl containing liets OF
over t0O nswspag ers and estimates. show
Ing he cost, Adverti' ements taken for the
leading ya' ers IN man. States at n treuend-
Gus reduction irom pubiibheEs' rates. 0sT
YHn bDoE.
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RR A TpV PIANO.
- ~ - u l. - qIhta anlanaiH D.s

RE TNV PIAkO.
AAA i This aplenaid Piano Fsrta
combines every Improvement In tone with
power and great durability. aud have re.
oelved the unqualified enaorssmsnts Of the
musical authoriuas tor Its marvellous axtra,
ordinary rlchness Of 6Ss. having NO superior
In the world. Large sizs, Z, ottsyss. over.
strung bass. full Iron trama. French Grand
aetsr. Frst Desk. Saryed Pedal, solid rose.
hammers, q Crate treble, &a, 90 Weight
when hoxed over enc thousand pounda-
Liberal discount 70 the trads. Agents want.
sd, (male or fenala.)
h3-Send stamp tfr circular, ddreas the
inventor and proprietor, DANIEL u. BEATs
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