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The Democracy Of Kentucky are talking Of
scnding General Preston to the United States
Senate. nr strongest points are that hc was a
rebel during the war and his disabilities have
mover been removed PLiiad'a Press
'llis disabilities have never been re.
moved That sounds just as though
we were in Austria or Poland, and an
American newspaper editor should
never let such an item so abroad, at
least not until the centennial is over.
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EoR RENT.

A house and lat on Fourth street. on easy
terms. Also building on Market street ne At
door to the Allegheny iiou.c, formerly occupied
Z by Y. shoit a shoe shop, hut suitable for any
other business IN a suall way. Apply to Frank
Short on the premi,cs.
g An parties indebted to ne will plea
call and settle by cash or note, with approved
security, this month, as | must have all my ao-
counts settled up by August. have the books
now In my own hands. Prompt attention to this
notice viii save trouble and costs. y. SHORT.
Cloaniai, Juiy u 1875.
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The Temperance nominees for Gov
ernor and State Treasurer have both
written letters of acceptance, about all
they will have n chance 10 do underline
circumstances. They arc iirst.elass
reformers and freedom shriekers, but
not being vested with any more brute
force than ordinary mortals, their re-
forms will not seriously affect the
country Probably all their force will
be expended on themselves, and they
may fail in that.
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an persons are hereby warned against pur.
chasing or In any way meddling with the follow
Ing property, nov To The possession Of p. "
Jordan. VIA beds and bedding, setis chairs
| rocking chair, cupboard, | table, stand,
stove and cooking p,cufils, and all other house
hold gouds, as the same belongs to me, and Il
lcii with him on loan only. subject 10 my order.
- JOHN 2. JURY.
Lcoontos Mills, July II, is75.sts
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BEEoHEB's LAST SwEAR. Some Of
Beecher's congregation, last week in
dictcd two OF Tiltons witnesses for
perjury. Henry stated most emphat.
ically that they had lied. But on cross
examination he confessed that he oc-
casionally kissed Mrs. Titon, and that
witness Loder had drawn a wrong in.
ference from what he saw Loder
says the praying was all right, but it
would have looked better if Becchcr
had have kissed his own wife instead
Of annoying Mrs. 'Iilton in that way.
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CAUTION

All pcrions arc hereby warned ngainst pur
chasing or in any way modelling with the fol.
lowing property, now 10 the possession Of Patrick
Hoover, Of Ferguson township, viz | cooking
stove, set of carpenter tools, axes, iron
Kettle, ono horse wagon, ono sci sinslc harness,
AZ tho sane beogs 10 me, and u LETT W IN him
on Loan only, subject 10 my order.
lAMEs MckEfHEN.
Maroon, Pa, Ju'y I I, issb.sts ~ It
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Deaths by lightning have been un-
precedented this season. Three young
men were killed by lightning while
harvesting in Fulton county, Georgia,
on the 2d inst.
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CAurIoN.

al persons are hereby cautioned agaiusi pur.
chasing or in any manner meadling with tho fol-
lowing property, nov in tho possession Of Henry
Ogden, Of Lawrence township, yizi ! COW, about
2 acres of wheat, acres Of rye, about acres ol
buckwheat and the hDuFchold and kitchen furai-
tufc. This property belongs TO me, and is len
with him on loon only, subject to my order
CIV, OGDEN.
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All persons arc hereby warned against pur
chasing or In any manner mcdding with the
following personal property, now in tho posses
sion Of Isaac kirn Of Lumber City, via. bny
horses, ! yet Of harness, cows, head Of Young
cattle, hogs, Gshcep, | wagon, long slcd, Z
timber sleds, sod pows. shovel pillow. 3 soi Of
sprcads, harrow, ! sleigh sot single harness,
! tanning mill, thrcshing machine, I scaps OF
bees grind stone, lot Of sawed lumber, aorc.
offye, ~ acres ef oals, acres Of corr, is acre
Of grass, y acres Of buckwhcal, bcis aud bed
ding, seis Of chairs, book cas,. I ioungc, I
cook stove, ! paros stove, lot of carthcn ware
10Y Of qncenawaFc, a. the saac helongs to mg.ani
Is len with him on loan only, subicc. to my order
JOHN nfrps
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CAUTION.

All persons arc hereby cautioned against pur.
chasing OF In any manner meddling With tho foi
lowing property, now 10 possession Of Y W
Rhccd, OF Glcn Hope, viz; black mar, / ba,
mare, spring hack, set Of double harness. M,
! buggy, rs the same was purchased BY me o.
the 2lst day Of My, mud ten with him on loar
only, subject to my order.
FRIEDRICH sHOFF.
lIagertys Road', July II, lsi5.st
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Ny wife, Sophia, having left nay house aud
gone among friends, this is to notify all parties
that wilt pay no debts Of her or their contract
ing, and especially no doctor bills except fui
services rendered by DR.. T. j. Boyer.
". A. LANsBERRY.
Mnnllnnl InlY IL lhlb a.
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ENECuTOR's NOIICE.-Notice q here
~ by given that letters tesiamontary having
been granted 10 the sUbscrbcr on the estate Of
/ HENRY BRkrH sR., deceased, late Of Bell
township, Clearlcld eoanty, Penniylrania. all
pcrsons indebted to said estate are requested to
make immediate payment, and those having
claims against the same will present them duly
authenticated for settlement.
HENRY BBBTH, JR.,
0stend, July Il, ls7j-GLa Executor
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NOTICE

To nll whom Il may couccrn. ! hereby give
notice that I will not assume or pay any dt bt,
contracted BY NY minor son, A. J. brown, moi
viii pay any orders purporting 70 hc from m,
given to him. make this request Tor his benefit
as we'll as my own aud creditors generally,
CLARK BROWN.
Lawrence ip. joly II, is75-SL
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rXrCuTRIx, NoTICE.-No,io

EXECUTRiX' NOTICE.-No,icoi Is horc.
II by given that letters icsiamontary on the
estate Of GEORGE OGDEN. dtoeased late
Of BRADY township, Cloaricll county, ponna.,
having been duly granted to the undersigned, ali
persons indebted 70 said estate will please make
payment, and those having claiins or demand.
will present them properly authenticated for set.
Element. CHRISTINA OGDEN,
Execniix.
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CLEARFIELD, Pa.

WEDNESDAY MORNING, JULY.ii, 1875.
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RoadiaA levied for 1875, mills.
J. Il. HEWITT,
j. c. TYLER,
Auditors.
ArrET' L. BIRD, Clerk.
d. W. WOODWARD, Sec.
june 30, lsT5-3t.
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alew advertisements. 8.
I IsT OF JURORS. !

List Of Jurors drawn for September Torn,
A. d. 1873, commencngo on the third Monday, the
10Th. and eonIlnning for three Meeks
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RESOURCES.
Amt Of duplicate unpaid. ..... .....sl73 80
Ono iro'n L.J. Morgan...,.. .............~.. 25o
i slT5 50
The daily gazette., 1875-12-17
CONGRESS YESTERDAY.

In the Senate yesterday Mr.. Spencer,
of Ala, said the Legislature of that
State had at the last session raised
committee to inquire into his election.
HE denied the authority of the Legisla-
ture to make the inquiry, but submitted
resolution, which was agreed to, in
structing the committee en- privileges
and elections to inquire whether any
corrupt means had been used in his elec-
tion. The House concurrent resolution
to adjourn from Monday next to January
A was amended by inserting January b
and adopted. Mr.. Morton called up his
resolution providing for the appoint
lnent of a committee to investigate al
legged frauds in the Mississippi election.
After discussion by Messrs. Bayard and
Mr.. Thurman against, and Mr.. Morton
in favor of the resolution, it was laid
over upon the request of Mr.. Gordon.
Mr.. Cooper stated that the resolutions
concerning his late colleague, Andrew
johnson, would be presented on the llth
Of January. The House was not in ses-
sion.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-17

Colonel. Richard Henry Lee, who has
been chosen to read the Declaration OF
Independence at the opening of the
Centennial Exhibition, is practising
law at Wildwood. Va. He is the grand
son of Richard Henry Lee of the revo.
bstion. a nephew of Attorney General
Leo, of Washington's administration,
and cousin OF General Robert Z. Lee
He entered the Confederate service as
lieutenant of infantry in the "Stone-
wall" Brigade, and was wounded, af-
Der which he served as Judge Advo-
cate of the Second Corps of the Con-
federatc Army OF Northern Virginia
until the close Of the war. 7eleg-aph.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-17
WILMINGTON. DEL. DEC. ~, 1879
NEWSPAPER CHAsaE.-Wm. IL. Welsh

NEWSPAPER CHANdE.-Wm. II. Welsh
Esq, formerly of the Philadelphia Age
has purchased a controlling interest in
the Baltimore Gusette, with which he has
been connected for several years. and
proposes to make some Important i'm
provements upon that ably conducted
and influential Democratic journal. The
change will take place on the first Of
January. when the Gazette will appear in
q new form and become. we hope ono of
the most popular newspapers of the day.
Baltimore ought to maintain Demo-
cratic journal that could not be exoelled
since her population is one of the most
liberal, and also the most substantial in
wealth.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-17
WASHINGTON.
the Debate on the Mississippi Outrage
Resolutions.
O. a

Tine Debate on the Mkssisstppi Outrage
Resolutions
Special Despatch to the Wor d.
WASHINGTON, Dec. Ex-senator Nor
ton called up his Mississippi resolutions
70 investigate the ou'rJge business in
the Senate to-day, and made one OF his
old fashioned bloody shirt harang"es
with which the country is so familiar
Mr. Bayard and Mr.. Thurman made very
effective speeches in reply, when the
whole subject was postponed. MIR. Bay
ard denounced the proposal to send u
rowing commission in the form OF com:
Inittse of Congress into the state, OF
Mississippi, to Inquire into the last cleo
tion there, as one of those aggressions of
power and violations of the principles of
constitutional Government which have
marked the course of the Republican
party during the last fifteen years, and
uf which it was hoped we had seen the
end, His speech drew the applause of
the galleries. which. however was
promptly suppressed. Notwithstanding
the desperate straits of the Republi, an
party the passage of the resolutions is
very doubtful.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-17

MuRpRR IN CAROLINE COUNTY. Ion
Saturday nights D negro named Samuel
Butler, near Preston, Caroline county,
Md murdered his son. Kelly Butler,
nndrr the following circumstances: Sam
went to Preston on Saturday morning
and Left his horse and wagon hitched to
the fence. His two older sons tvok the
horse and wagon to go to EAston, and
when they returned gave the team to
Kelley to take home. He met his father,
when fight cnsued, and the old man
got gun. In the scHfle that cnsued,
while Kelley was trying to take it away
from Sam. Kelley was shot and killed.
Sam has since been arrested.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-17
OIL MOSES I
SOUTH oARoL1HA's NEW xup,c,.p,

COLUMBIA. S. c.. December TO- A
caucus of the Republican members of
the State Legislature was held last might.
and the first business to-day was q,
adopt resolution for Il joint session Of
both Houses. to proceed at once to the
election Of an Associate Justice of the
Sopreme Court and eight Circuit Judges
Tor the State, which resulted as follows
Associate Justice. Wright (colored); Cir.
Quit Judges - First Circuit, Whipper
iooiored); Sec md, Virgins; Third, T.
Townsend; Fifth, Mickey; sixth. Car.
pentsr; Seventh. Northrop; Eighth
social Republicans. The election oj
XhiPper, Wiggin aud Moses, the first 70,
charleston Circuit, the most important
IN The State, creates regret and indigna
tion among the best class of Republicans
and tho people generally.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-17
PHILADELPHIA. WILMINGTON d BAL
TIMoRE RAiLkOAD.
AlnUIAnInI, IA1A

Trains leave wilmington IA folioWe for
Philadelphia and intermediate stations, 100,
$40, 400, ass, 1880. g. m. 200, 4lO 7.2o $780,
!. m. -
Philadeipnia and New York, l.3l. a m
i,aitimorc and intermediate stations, l2-o2,
8 o5 a. m. $50, p. m.
Baltimore and Washington, 12be. l.ho. A0I,
q. m. 1885, l.2S, $40, 7.l0, p. IN.
Trains for Delaware Division leave Tor
New Castle. 500, $50, 80 3. a m. L2o. $40
p. m.
Harrington and INTERN ediate stations. 500
Deimar ar snd Intermediate in station 500. $50.
a. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS:
Philadelphia and intermediate stauons, $40
u. M, 4.4h $50, p. m.
philadelphia and New York, l.N, A. m.
Baltimore and Washington, l2.52, 1.S
q. m.
For further information passengers are re-
ferred to the time tables posted at thu depot.
IL. v. KENNEY. Superintendent
The daily gazette., 1875-12-17
Thursday. January 9Th, 1879.

Mt Public Sale. On tItTH-DAf. ~
Thursday. January 9Th, 1875.
On the ~ emi. .es at Fairyille. in Penrsbu
township. the 10 low ng described Real state.
late rhsrt lesa Mindle. deceased:
A valuable properly situate at the thriving
viIIage OF Pauyille IN nnsbury .ssz..
township on the " IImingtsn aud ID M!..
Run hoad. about eight miles from iii
vi minston nine miies from West 8H,I
Chester. three mil . from nnett 50 are,
bounded by lanUs Of VIM. =. Way. Caleb
Winnie snd others and G ntatni'g Z FOhTY-
+, UR ACRES more or less. The impro e.
mebts ounss' Of "A good la ge three story
STONE HOUSE diyiied into sitab apart
nent, with never falling we'll Of W ter IN
the Hitchen. A e Od double decker b ,RN.
Y5 by 10 feet near new. Two st,iit5 stone
wltn go d and am le sabl'ng underneath
large over shoot the entire length ut he barn.
anu never-tait ing well OF ter IN tue b rn-
yard There Is also IA good two story Wagon
ii use. with corn crib Ub either side and other
nee, ss ry ou, buildings 1he land isI u hiph
htnte ni cult va ion, merry IL OF II faving
been heavi y iiui ei within the last twb Year,
is dividcd into seven teids. ali under good
mo . II acrsss one end oi the premises
there ru s u never faiiiI & st'eau ti water
1no property is II IA mile tr m fairYile
station on The Philad 9lphia Baltimore Cen
tral Railroad is 10 ated IN ay r, good n-ieh-
bOrho d an sconvtnie"tto places puo ic
wOrs ip OF all n"mu atiOns, soho Is stores.
mills, 40 -lso. ut he = me time and pace
will be sold hay and straw by the ton and
whea In tho ground Sa TO c mmcnce 81
o'clock. Cvndit tvns made knowu,y
IINAl WINDLE.
CALEB MINDLE.
detl6 2tw@ Atm nistrators-
The daily gazette., 1875-12-17
ELECTION NOTICE.

IL THE NATIONAL BANK or DELAWARE
Wilmington. Dec. IL. 1875
Notice is hereby given 10 the Stockholders
Of tnis institution tn an elect on will he
held at the Banking House on 1UEsDAY,
JANU ,RY lih 1876 between the hours OF
2 and O'Clock, r. NJ for he purpose OF
electing seven Directors to serve TOR The en-
suing year. X II. EWBANkS,
decl3-tc asher.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-17
INJECTION NOTICE.

IL INST NA1loNAL BANk
NILNlNGr n, ID j.. Dec 1lth lT'.j
Notice Is h reby given that the an ual
meeting ef the Sto kho'ders of this Bank
will be held at the Banking liou on UrS-
DAY. he llth day of JanuarV 1879 bet cen
the hour, OF and O'Clock p. ". tor tde
purpose Of &c ting nine St"cl hold,rl TO
serve a. Di-c'tois the snsuit 2 year
6ecl5te GED ID. ARMS rkOSG. Cash'r.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-17
Louis MA1TEN,
Practical Boot & Shoe Make
4ia EAST SEVENTH =,

Boots and Shoes made to ords, IN a.
and la,,a, style. of sup rior N ,te,ias u ;Se b
", r,an.ea ~ good fit as ever Va Tsi, mad. a y
A' ~ 'oes 70 SUIT the present hard tim o q
Part 'cular attention paid to s,t;n-
to suit ali customers. SWING up lsi
at reasonable prices, "' notice, Al
- ! heanolic are respectfully inyi,.,
nov30-3m
The daily gazette., 1875-12-17
The Reason MhY.

One OF the reasons why the Diamond
Bpectacles" and eye glasses have attain q
such high endorse ent from all who have
used them is thai "a the cUre or centre OF the
lens comes directly in front OF the owe. there
Is no < immering or wavering Of eight, but
clear nd distinct vision. The diamond trade
mark Ii on every pair
For sale in Wilmington by b S. CLARK, No.
tG7 Market street decl3eod&wlw
The daily gazette., 1875-12-17

NTUTICt-REMUVAL DIR Quimby has
~ moved 70 No. so4 MARhR1 STkkET.
oct.stt
The daily gazette., 1875-12-17
.SHEnfFFS S4LES,

CHERIEF'5 SAtE.
- BY virtue Of writ Of venditioni Expe-
mas, % me directed. viii be exposed to Pub.
lie Sale, on the premises near the Vii age OF
Giasg W, in Z, noader Hundred, in New Castle
county, Delaware on
MONDAY,
THE 17tu Day OF DECEMBER. 1875.
At IL clook. H..
The following described Personal Pro-.
perty, viz:
: Horses, Cows, Bull sHeifers, 3 Calves,
Hogs, Farm Wagon, Horse Cart Carriage,
} buggy. 10. Of Farming Utensils Grain An,
Corn shslier br,l Horse Rake, y eIgh 10.
OF Oats and Corn lot OF Potatoes, lot Uf Hay.
lot OF straw and Fodder " heat II. ground,
II ot Of tout &C. Househo d and Kitchen
Furniture, Beds. Bedstt ads and Il dding,
Sofas, Tables, Chairs, Looking &. asses Piano,
Carpets &c
seized nd taken In cxo cution as the pro.
perry OF John Frazer, and 10 be sold by
Nm. ii. LAMBo0N. Sheriff.
Sherfi's Office. New Castle.
Dec Is. A ~. 1873. decl3.2taw
The daily gazette., 1875-12-17

ELECTION.
IL NATIONAL BASk or WILMING1oN1
AND BRkNDYwlNf.
Wilmington. Del, Dec 10th 1875.
Notice is hereby given that an Election
will he held q the Banking House on Tues
day thr llth lay OF January, 1876, bel cen
the hours Of and r. NJ, for nine Directors
to orve the ensuing year.
decl0-le l.. RICE, Cashier.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-17

MONDAY,
THE goth DAY OF DECEMBER. 1878.
Atl O'Clock. p. m.
The following described Personal Property.
good farm or ro d horses one OF them a
bay mare years old, an excellent driver and
shows promi of be ng fast with proper
trading; l pau good mu es, good milk COW :,
OF them spri gers, 81 ewes wit lRmbo by
south down buck; lutot Turkey and Chick
ems, 'amily carriage, J shifting top buggy. !
market deat born slelgh, t~o-horse wag n,
l OK cart, | set OF double and BET OF single
carr age harness, 8 I Of wagon harness, lot
OF ploW harness. collas brides two-horee
wagon, l OK Cart / combined reaper and
mower IN good order, used only two season,
grain drill cirn-snelltr, harrows plo"s,
cUltivators hoe hwy forks, barrel churn,
and many other tic es
No postponement on account wea' her
Terms: AN sums under twenty dollars,
ea-h; all sums OF twenty dollars and oyec, a
credit OF three months Will be given by pur-
chaser giving bsnkable note with approved
surety.
dec4 -dstw2t J. J. CATLIS.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-17
WATER DEPARTMENT,
CIIltF kEGINEER's OFFICE,
No, 100 Market Street


WILMINGTON. Del Dec. oh, 49,.
NOTICE TO WATER RENTEB'
~ Onice City Water Department.
The bills for lS76. are now ready and pay
able at the Registrars Office, 100 Market st.
The law requires that all b Is paid on or le-
fore January Slst, 1876 he face OF the bill,
shtll be rccs ived and receipted for :,
those paid during the month of February,
five per CT additional, tn 'se paid during the
month OF VA ch ten per cent. addlt on AMI
where amounts remain unpaid alter a ri
lst ls7 ), the Registrar is required To nave tn :
ferrl'es wi:i drawn and suiC instituted for
the rec very OF the amount due. The wAter
viii ot again be let into such reMises un
III such ar I rs with assessments, u Il - Tor
drawing Ferru es are paid.
Citc hours a. NJ to ~ IL.
EOw. MCINTYRE.
decl0.u X, gistrar.
oTICE.-N tice is hereby given til t the
~ co-par, nershiJ heretofore existing be-
tween the uuders gned I'M er III firm name
OF Biost Il Co., i this day diseolv, by NJ =
tuR c.jnseut, the interest OF j mes Clark,
dwHrd J Mchanus anu James Murphy
having been puI chased by ,1o>eph St1pckle
AMI franct Itickta who alo he are authorized
To use the fYm name in llqui1ation.
JAMES CLARK,
r j McMASUS,
JAMES MURPHY,
FRANCIS BIZ KrA.
JOSEPH sTOELKLE.
WILMINGTON, De-. Dec LIST. le ..
NOTICE - joseph StseckIe and f'ancis
Bic4t4. having putchs cd the iuterest OF
Jane Clark Edward J. M Manus anu j AN 8
Murphy. in the lac firm OF bickta q Co,
wi | c 'ntlnue the busine-s OF the b. every al
the norlh-w ct corner ot FIftn and q d ms
treets, in The cIty of Wilmington, under the
firm name OF Blckta 4 Company
FRANCIS BICKTA,
JO>EpH STOELhLk-
December lst, ls75-s-lm
The daily gazette., 1875-12-17

LACK SILKS. having placed our or
der with the manufacturer at Lyons.
France, Of the celebrated Cschemere, Alex.
andra Black 81 Ia. We are enabled to oner
our customers extra inducements n these
goods ~. b. sHARP
ectas ~ Fourth and MARKET streets.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-17
?, AK PAYERS TAKE NOTICE.,

The undersigned, receivers of City and
School Taxes for tue city Of Wilmington, for
l>15, give notice 10 persona who have not
paid their ity aud School lax for la75. and
have had their bills presented, that the, are
required by w, TO cal and settl the same IN
days from del very of the bull The :eceiyers
request all such persons IN call at !, cir Office
No ~ East sixth street, and settle without
delay; they having given bInds to the city
the money Is due them ami they are resron
sib c for II, and they h-pc tho Q that can pay
will be rompt, while, perhaps som. that
cannot pay at once, will cal and make some
arran gements to pay when they can and ue
most respectful ly ask you to rive this
your attention so rs To avoid trouble, costs,
unpleasantness The city needs money
and rtqu res us 10 coll ct 1t or pay It. and
what we propose 70 do ID TO collect and usy il
The receivers also give Lotice OF a NUN.
Der OF lots in the %, ID, 9th 7lh, 18th 9th and
10th wards that they cannot find the owners
of All such persons owning said lots will
please ca and settle or We will sell them
| for taxes and costs
Ofiice No ~ East Sixth street between
Market and hi ~ Hours from TO & O'Clock
every evening and on market mornings
EDMUND PROVO 7,
| X ceiver Northern District uncludinR all
north of 9TH street
EDWARD FARMAR,
| Receiver Southern District (including all
soutn ot oth street, octll.u
The daily gazette., 1875-12-17

ny UTlCE.-The eeventh annual meeting OF
~ the Stockholders OF the Masonic Hall
Company of Wilmington, D1l, will be he Il
In the Direc' ors Room of the Masonic Hall.
on MONDAY the 9th day OF december, 1875.
st O'Clock Nj for the purpose ef elect,ng
a Prcsiuent, Vice President Tieasurer Sec
retary, and nine Directors to aeryr tho en-
SUING year !. +. ALI MoSD
decl9 eodte Secretary.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-17
iFbf to- y

NOTICE. .-rh. Annual Meeting OF the
~ tsrner Mutual Fro tnsurrnce Com
peny. VIII 20 he'd 1t the Mermaid in Mill
Creek Hundred on NONDAY the Sd day Of
January. ls7G VI o'c '"k Y. NJ
T. l. ]. BALDWIN. S.c'y.
Aou,ILLA DERIcksnN. Prrst decl5 2tt
The daily gazette., 1875-12-17

CHERlFf'I SALE.
- by vir ue a writ OF Vcnditioni Expo
mas, To mo di ted. wi be exp Jsed to Pub
lie sale. at the Farm OF George SpI niger, near
JAckpon Line Quarri,s IN - ill Creek Hun
Ill ed. New Castle county Delaware on
TUESDAY.
THE ssth DAY OF DECEMBER. 1878.
AT II O'Clock. A. NJ.
The following des ;ribea personal property,
viz:
, head OF Horses. . Cows. 10 heal OF Steers,
yoke of oxen, lot Of Corn, Wheat in the
Ground togs and Snoats, lot OF Uats, lot OF
Corniodder lot OF Hay, Carriages, 9 Wagons,
Circu ar saw. etc, In MIL; Lot of Farming
Utensils. also Household Furniture, etc.
Lot Of Poultry, &C.
Seized and taken In execution as the pro-
perty of George Springer and to be sold 10y
WIN, II. LA AuBS0N. Sheriff
Sheriff-s Office New Cdstle.l
Dec Der is 1875. dec Il t.