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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-17
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Richmond Men o. pc Ehnce
b We publish this moEnsng aiioffer ae1Ier
lrom the Richmond respondent Of the
Baltimore Gasette,givipgth e VIEWS OF 'pu 81.
ness men here otssaflnaneial queasions' ~
this letter the Gazette says editoriaily:
aThe prevailing spirit OF bus,h e difEsrs
The few exceptions proving tue Iu'e, ,;,,o
from our own only in the mat.ei ~ hara,
Hard moneys desired there % musH cIssa 70.
s,y;ns a,sr,y. who would in their oWn lnter,
ast .drocafc resumption, from demand
,rh;eh they think would be oppressive at tnis
,;n,n That gold is the true passs, anu 10
Sn. :he only sound one. Is almost anniversary
ad and the opposition to Imitation o.. the,
nr.sant irredeeInabic currency is hrm ana
ppni,ed. This. however contrary to the as
ser,ions Of certain journals there wbn assume
n rcprc.cnt public sentiment, is as we eX'
pected 10 find IL" i. -. .
The effroptery of the Gazette is wonderful.
The views expressed in this letter are almost
all Of them precisely such as we have over
and over again expressed in these Columns.
A wel.informed banker and broker :"
agrees ia the main with us. or we WIN
him. as you please. "a merchant largely
engaged in the wholesale tobacco trade " eA'
presses our views to a dot. we Wouid 'ahe
b;s platform for our own. Mr.. JOSEPH HALL
also made a sensible and practical remark.
General ANDERsoN's platform is SOUND one.
We cou,d stand on that, too. Mr.. LOCKWOOD
has got his figures little out of gear, tnere
being on the 1st of July 1856 100000 due
dspos,tors instead Of 500, 100000, ana the
supply of gold in the country oe'oe
sl6G GOO 600 instead of S75,0o0,ooo (un-
less he means in the banksL OUT
his ideas are characterized by sfeae
good sense. He would pay customs'oues
| In preeDbacks. His idea as TO currency
bonds is worthy of consideration. Legal
tepders bcarpg interest ct or per cent.
would be ut par in gold, just as the Donos
are. "a gentleman well known IN business
circles' tells the truth when he says tha'
presumption c1nnot be reached p5 cohtrac'
finn y and that The true. road is for the Gov
.r,mpnt 70 take ereenhackS for duties. we
find nothing in bis remarks to dissent from
except his expression of preference Tor the
old STATE banks. The list closes with thai
man Of hard common.scnse add extraordi-
nary success in making money MIR. FRANK
LIN STEARNs. aud he certainly gave the Gu.
zettc no comfort. He expressed bis opinions
at sume length.
We would like for the Gazette to specify
" hich of these men-even one OF thenl-has
expressed any such views as that J1urnal
ally gives utterance to. We accept their
ou,g,yiugs as fair exponent OF the opinions
held here, and we endorse almost every ioea
advanced. So we are hard-money organ,
too! If MOI, then the Gazette can find no
| eudorsers in Richmond.
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We have neither time nor space to pursue
this SUBJECT now. But if the dispatch will
surrender few hours Of time 10 feeble
contemporary Ike the Star we will show
It's conductors how the interests OF Virginia
demand a stand just here 10 favor OF south.
ern misunderstanding Star. "
This is said by the Petersburg Star in an
article opposing the Southern Pacific rail.
road. We hardly know what our able (not
"feeble' by any means) contemporary
means. Certainly the Dispatch is willing to
he set right if it is wrong; and ready to read
anything that the Star has 10 say against oul
southern line of railroad to the Pacific
Speak the piece, we pray you.
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Falstag: "Dowlas, dlAy dowlas ; have given
them away to bakers wives, and they have made
boilers Of them"
Hostess snow, as ! am a true woman, holland
| OF eight shillings an elL"-Henry w, part LIST.
Which reminds us of little story, as Mr..
Lincoln would say. A couple Of hoodtun,S
from the ancient town Of Hampton were
fishing on summers day off the Rip. Rips.
8 sudden thunder. cloud burst upon them,
and they made for lind with all speed. Pre-.
sently a big wave struck their sk!f broadside,
nearly swamping it; bumped their heads
together; and sent their paddles the way Of
Wales ducks. In woefu plight they sat On
the bottom Of the boat, rubbing their nod
dies, and looking from one another to the dis
tant shore. At last John spoke up. "Tom,"
said he, "Can you pray ?" Nary3time,
Jobu," says Tom, desparingty. To which
The di. consulate John replies with emphasis,
'.Sumthin's got to be done - quick"
IFor conclusion see Modern Plutarcb, Life
Of A. LII
II is agreed among financial doctors that
the nations case calls for the exigence OF he
roic treatment. But what is tie hest and
most cfflcacous remedy for our monetary
lille is question about which there is no H.
tie difference Of opinion. Still, nobody re-
CARDS the case to be desperate, and when the
patient RECEIVERS. 10 all probability it will be
owing far more to the rts medicatrir nature
and its inherent constitutional power of re-
cuperalion than to the virtues OF all the ga.
leDicsls in the State: di-pessary. The Dis.
patch hit the nail on the head the other day
In ascribing our troubles mainly to the reck-
less spirit Of speculation. oyer.trading, and
3 ocB-gambling, stimulated by the present
i,f.ted system Of paper ciedit. By-and.bye
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M AJkfsI &C 2S y.
.y.rrtpd ssJuls 2ffSl s75, by. Rev. hea.
thn,,. Miss ,iSf III. W DC. j Us X.
u p. both edmond. a.acards. S
Married. In Risfimond, on the altsg lngnsHa s1S,
H ~ snr md md miss NEGIIE CHAnDLEE fall Of
Richmond, Va. - s' s = -.
Married. August Sd, at the First Baptist CHURCH,
nv the REV. Dr. II. 4. Tnpper. Miss u. ID. yoaEE,h
aud 7. w. JOSEPH; both OF tnls Guy. w S 'too'
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THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
L Of the stockholders Of the POWHATAN1RON
COMPANY will oe held mt Ne. 513 Grace street,
Richmond, Va. at 12 N. AUG USI "a, 1879.
- L. T.. JONES,
M I0-td Secretary.
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The country is, on the whole, doing very
we'll. What is needed is coDfidence-a be-
lief that what is will continue.-Neoo York
Herald.
True as preaching. Confidence is all that
is needed. We have now everything else
and if somebody would invent a means OF
making confidence indestructible and per-
petual there would nevermore be panic or
hare. times. ....
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THE NATIONAL CURRENCY.
ADDITIONAL OPINIONS FROM THE BUSI-
NESS. MEN OF RICHMOND.

GENERAL OPP NsITIoN TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
OF cossERv ATivE MERCHANTs-A BANKERS
REVIEW OF THE SITUATION OF THE COUNTRY
THE PROPOSITION OF PROMINENT REPUBLI'
cAs-THE BUSINESS OF RICHMOND AND THE
PROSPECTS OF TRADE. ~'..s ...
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- BILL'sn letter from Cumberland was
thrown aWay because, 1t vas so ladly peDned
tina. re could noi find i i,fonr heart to ask
q printer to attempt &c decipser il.
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Me- LADIES' DRESSES.
LINEN SUITS from 70 up to $40:
WHITE SUITS from % 10 10 800:
SWISS pUSLIN tVERSkIRTS and BERTHAS
at 50 worth double the money;
A large stock OF OYERSKIRTS and JACKETS at
Ill prices; III.
CALICO WRAPPERS from $3.50 to 81:
;,Rt SSING SACQUES from $3.50 toss;
CORSET lowers from Coo. TO 81; ~
SKIRTS from Csc. 10 *5:
DRAWERS from SOC. to "a;
CHFMISE from soc. TO So;
SIGHTGOWES from II to 81;
WHITE LAWN DRESS PARTNERSHIPS
mace, and material for making basque, ana
trimming at 50 worth So;
CLSTEkS and BUSTERS, ut or.
jy31
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There is something in a flying horse;
There l. something In huge balloon;

and by like display of Professionalism wit
we may kaIkate that there Is something
peculiarly unique and novel, if nothing more,
In neat and nice piece OF paper embel.
Iished with the trademark Of our great and
glorious republic, and by some financial ne
cronancy made to discharge the indlspensa'
ole Office OF ready money. 81.
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Congress will be sure to speak whenever a
majority Of It's members shall choose to over
turn any State government. The States
seem now to be In possession of certain
rights, but these are held by snfferance. 1t
is for Congress to say when they shall be done
away with altogether. The States have as
against the Federal Government the same
sort OF rights that slave had as against
his master in ante bellum Ststes-that Is to
say, just such rights and so many as the mas
Ter chose to accord to him.
We are not complaining Of these facts. We
are only stating them as facts. Virginia has
as many rights as New York. Her rights are
held by the same tenure as New York holds
hers. If New York can stand it, Virginia
can. We have no apprehensions as TO the
near future. We fear no more oppressive or
repressive legislation against the South. The
day for that has passed. We dosnot know
that any other sort of government than a
strong one is possible in this world. We do
not even know that any other kind Is desira-
BILE. But we do know that the pretence that
&hs States now have any rights which they
do not hold and exercise by sutferance is
sheer bumbuggery. Why should the northern
presses ana people deceive themselves! Why
should they shut their eyes to the facts, and
profess to believe that the war has LETT us
free peoplea There Is nobody outside of this
country who can be deceived BY such profess
sions. We are free only in name--that Is,
free only so long as SHERMAN, SHERIDAN, and
GRANT choose to let US be free. The uns.
yoIdabie work Of self preservation allows
no rights either of States or of individuals
10 stand in its way. 2st ~ 3y
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nEArIrs..

DEATHS.
fed OH the sS fnstatii. as fhs rssfdsnce OF s
REape Wse n * Gent
Ell. Barksdale, of Richmond, having 5u comp
her elgnteean yea year. brou5bt 10 this city, aud the
h saryess Tst fre eodac.ed By The
Hoee ID. o., In the SecJnd Rres0yierl cn1i 81
Ebefore large and sympathizing conRregaeion' =
Died at the residence of his fM u ,e
:IxIleh year OF his age MT. ot'N = :.
Rs funeral VIII lake place EVsNrSg Of
to'cluck from the residence oi MIS- @' p
No. Gil ST. James street. -l.r !.Fif-sT 1884, Is
| Died. on the morning Of. the 9th instant. o.
a-infar tum az Belmont, four ana n in
miles from this city, CHARLES MARSHALL IN
FAINT son of charles L. and sarah n Tmesd,v
,tdfWNING at !, o'clock from Broad-Sreet Meiho-
dist church. Friends OF the family are invited 70
attend. zT# 1sstGisfes,E a 'tst ~ tEs.f' Z
>, ire O'clock a. NJ, CaRoLINE Wig MA, daugh
fer OF L. Wiley and Lima Stearns; aged one year
and fourteen days. - = 7 -. -
Died sunday morning August 5, At OK O'clock
of j. II. and Ann Armstrong; aged sixteen months
and five days. a.g...;.-s ...s-.,s. 1s,..,
Farewell my little Charlie, dear,
How much we do miss you here; '&'. 2'
Far away In heaven you rest
But among the good you are blest.
Do not call him from on high
| ...z3 Angels never earthly ny. t Is.
Mother kissed him. father wept,
But our little Charlie slept
| Died. of chronic dIarrhei. Sunday. August 18Th,
ut li1If-past 12 o'clock. CHARLEY, only son or
William j. and Pauline Gabraith aged eighteen
months and twelve days. sg-se..t- -. y III. ..f
NV beautiful darling. rest al, e., ..,,t
.. In thy deep, dreanless sleep; ~
Not on thy mothers breast : ~ s.=..--t
Thy baby grieis 10 weep. "a. p..rF.... :
How hard to give thee up,-> s. .,-,..s.. +
Oh none but mothers know,
.-E Who have tasted Of the cup 1891 SD
..,. All Its bitterness aud woe. b ,.ta.fAs
a. AS God Is true and just, ID ll.st. ..--tssz
AS Christ 10 all Is free, .......... .=
Ny darling I will trust "
TO wake 10 life with thee. s. E."
May he rest In peace. -
The funeral will take place from pine-Street pap
tiSi church Thursday, august l 7th, at O'Clock
a. M. The frlencs and acquaintance OF the family
are respectfully invited TO attend. t...
Entered into res. August 16. 1879, ut Quarter
past / O'Clock, SUSAN, wife of n. e.. Morris, ana
daughter of Richard and Elizabeth Z. FOX, III the
thriy-second year of her age. 6. ,.,os
Her funeral will take place from 81. Ja ,aats
church THIS Tuesday AFTERNOON at . o CLOCK
The frieads OF The family and Of her
Thomas q. and NJ. IL. Dudley, are Invited 10 at
tend. -as.- a. ...#.
The daily gazette., 1875-04-16
rr,eudshin of a Dog and Parrot.

The Virginia New Chronicle relates
the following incident:
Capt Stearns, real estate agent resid-
ing at the corner of d and Carson streets
is the owner of fine Newfoundland dog.
He is also the possessor Of a large green
parrot. which is to be at least 70 years
Of age. Within the last few months
very strong attachment has sprung, up
between these two creatures, and they
are almost inseparable. The parrot talks
all day long of the dog. and keeps calling
him oy name when he Is away. The dog
seems TO be very uneasy when the parrot
is out of sight, and wanders about, evi.
IDENTIFY in an unhappy frame OF mind: He
has licked all the feathers off one OF the
parrots wings, but the latter seems rath-
er to court his strange caresses. 1T IS de-
cidedly interesting to witness the man
ner in which the two play together. The
parrot walks along the dogs back, out on
to the tip of his nose. when she gravely
pecks that member, and as gravely walks
back to the rear. This stately PRONE.
made is kept up for hours, the parrot all
the time croaking out its canine friend s
name, and applying endearing epithets
to him, such as, 'Oh you old bum jack
Jack, you rascal + and others which are
frequently hurled at the dog by the
nsig ghbors' boys.
The daily gazette., 1875-04-16
Philosophers and Poets Unharness
Ing n HOrae.

Cottle, In his Life of Coleridge," !"
relates the following amusing incl
dent: II led the horse to the stable
when o fresh perplexjty arose. ! re-
moved the harness with difficulty; but
after many strenuous attempts l could
not remove the collar. In despair l
called for assistance, when aid soon
drew near. Mr. Wordsworth brought
his ingenuity into exercise, but after
several unsuccessful efforts he relin-
uuished tho achievement as a thing
altogether impracticable. Mr.. Cole
ridge now tried his hand, but showed
no more grooming skill than his pred
ecessors; for, after twisting the poor
horse's neck almost to strangulation
aud the great danger of his eyes, he
gave up the useless task, prOnouncing
that the horses head must have grown
(gout or dropsy?) since the collar was
put on; for he said it was a downright
impossibility for such huge 0s fronts
to pass through so narrow a collar.
Just at that instant servant girl came
near, and understanding the cause OF
our CONSERVATION, LA, MASTER" said
she, "you don't go about the work In
the right way. You should do like
this" when, turning the collar com
pletely upside down, she slipped 1t of
in moment, to our great humiliation
and wonderment, each satisfied afresl
that there were heights of knowledge
in the world to which We had not ye
attained"
The daily gazette., 1875-04-16
GENERAL NEWS.

The departure of the President for
Massachusetts, will send home from
Washington a number of persons who
have been begging for offices.
Hon. Godlove S. Orth, Minister to Aus
tria. and Hon. Horace Maynard, Minis
ter to Turkey, will sail from New York
in the steamship Russia on her next
trip.
Governor Chamberline, of South Caro-
lima, is on his way to attend the LeIing'
ton Centennial. The Charleston News
and Courier says he has decided to veto
the enormous tax bill passed by the last
Legislature at the close of the session.
By direction Of the President, Briga-
der General o. o. Howard has been as
ssgned to duty according to his commits
sion as Brevet Major General, while il
command of the department OF California
Colonel Robert II. K. Whitley, OF thu
Ordnance Department, is retired frsn
active service, he being over G2 years o
| age.
The daily gazette., 1875-04-16

NJOTICE.-I, Charles Devcr, 10 compliance
IN with the requirements of the act OF AS
sembly IN such case made and provided, do
hereby give notice that shall apply in writ
ing to the Court OF General Sessions of the
Peace ahd Jail Delivery oil the state OF Della
ware In and for the county of New Castle,
upon Monday, the 10th day of May next, A.
II. 1875, being the first day Of the next May
Term of tho SAID Court, for License TO Keep
an inn or tavern known as "Rising Sun No.
J." in School Districts Nos % and 70, in
Christiana Hundred, New astle county, Della
ware, and to sell intoxicating liquors in less
quantities than one quart, to be drunk on the
premises, and the following freeholders re
commend said application, to wit.
Abraham Geary, Peter Collins.
John Reed, James Blessington,
James Mclaughlin, his
John McCann, owen u Murphey,
James Toner, mark,
I his WITH. W. Reed,
John n Kerley, Patrick Haughey.
mark, Paul Began, Sr,,
wit-Dan'l Muihertne, John Dugan, Jr.
aprl6-3t CHARLES DEVER.
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iHE SPELLING Bee" last night in
Sne opera House was a very creditable
eaoft' ana as great success financially
Al It's prompters hoped for. The female
spoilers maintained the credit of tbci,
seq which is rroverhially good upon tine
sage. On this occasion the audience
h'ghly appreciated the efforts of both
: nti"tnen and ladies', und when thew
No e9MpeIled to stop down and ont. y
they were cheered by rounds Of applaus,
that showed the deep sympathy the,
had awakanedj even the gentleman thai
asked fer "hard wor1' was not suffer
cd to retire to the rear without this at
tention. altogether the "Bee' enter
tainment was very pleasant one Th,
class numbered about fifty and the time
occupied in spelling all out was ahout
az hour and a half.
The daily gazette., 1875-04-16
sUERHFF'S SALE.

Dy virtue Of writ OF Vepd. Bxponas, to
- me directed. will be exposed to Public
Sale. at the
DELAWARE HOUSE. No 5l3 MARKET ST.
kept by Geo. W. Ortlip. in the City of VIII.
mingtop. New Castle County. Delaware. on
FRIDAY,
THE 10th DAY OF APRIL, A. d. 1875
At2 o'clock, P. NJ.
The following described real estate viz
A lot of land situated in the city of Wilminz-
ton, New Castle Co. and State of Delaware.
beginning at a corner stake in the easterly
side of Madison street at a distance of sixty
feet from the southerly side of Second street
being corner Of land conveyed to Miohss
Cariaw. thence with line of said land east :
erly and parallel with Second street sixty
feet to stake in line of land of Jesse "
jackson. thonce with said line of land north
erly and parallel with Madison street six =
teen feet to u stake in said line thence witt
O new line. westerly and parallel with the
first described line sixty feet to the easterly
side of Madison street. thence thereby
southerly sixteen feet to the place of begin
ming. be the contents what they may.
Seized and taken in execution as the pro
rerty Of John McCluskey. and to be sold by
WIN. ii. JAMESON, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office. New Castle.
March 80. A. D.. 1875. : apr1-2tawts.
The daily gazette., 1875-04-16
Strong Language from MIR, Evarts.

From the y. + COZ, CnicaSo JournsLI
Iwrote you some weeks since Mr.
Evarts' remarks that he believed that
he should convince the jury and the
public that the whole thing was a re.
gular confidence game on the part OF
MI. Tilton and his mutual friend, who
by the way, is now, like Tilton, out OF
employment, though having a clean
500, 900 to fall back upon in case he
does not make new business partner
ship. Last week Mr.. Evarts said to
personal friend, gentleman who's
name would at once be recognized b.
your readerssswere ! to give it: ] firm
ly believe Mr.. Beecher Is innocent, il
fact, l have not doubt of it. II did
1 would have nothing to do with tn
case"
The daily gazette., 1875-04-16
DIR. III. w. LOBB,
Private Medical Office & Drug Store
No. 33I N. Fifteenth St.,
PHILADELPHLA

PHILADELPHIA.
Are open daily for the speedy and perma-
nent cure of all diseases and ailments of both
sexes. Dr. Lobb has had an experience OF
thirteen years in the practice of medicine
which is guarantee to patients that their
cases will be treated by one thoroughly ac-
quainted with the disease, and the best known
treatment for its early and radical cure. DIR.
Lobb cordially invites those suffering from
any disease, no matter OF how long standing,
to consult him, free of charge, especially
those who have been deluded, robbed and III
treated by quacks, imposters, young and in.
experienced physicians. DR.. Lobb prepares
all his own medicines, and guarantees them
purely vegetable, free from Mercury, balsam,
&c. Patients afflicted with unnatural dis
charges from any part OF the body, or ulcer
diseases of the Blood, Skin, Kidneys, Blad.
der, Prostrate Glands, Urinary Organs, SC,
| should embrace the first opportunity TO con.
suit him.
sur. Lnbb'. Snrs Cure, the greatest
| remedy for all diseases OF the Urinary Or.
gans, Kidneys, Bladder, &c.
DIR. LoBB's CONSTITUTIONAL RENOVATION
| THIS celebrated remedy is the best known
medicine for any vitiated condition of the
blood, or system generally, eradicating al
conditions of disease in any climate. These
preparations are purely vegetable, aud pre-
pared by the Doctor for the convenience O
his patients residing out Of the city and who
| are unable to call conveniently at his Office
WIN be sent securely packed and scaled L
any Part OF tho country, free, on receipt o
price.
Price of the Sure Cure and CONSTITUTIONS
Renovator, two dollars each.
ONCE hours daily from IL a. m. till /. AMI
9 to p. m. Consultation free and sl1ctl,
private. correspondence confidential.
| MEDICAL OFFICES AND DRUG STORE,
NO. 33l n. Fifteenth street,
aprlwly PHILADELPHIA, IA.
The daily gazette., 1875-04-16

NJ OTICE.-I, Mary MCCann, in compliance
IN with the requirements of the act of AS.
sembly in such case made and provided,
hereby give notice that shall apply in writ.
ing to the Court of General Sessions OF the
Peace and jail Delivery of the State Of Della
ware, in and for the County of New Castle,
upon Monday, the 10th day of May, next, A..
ID. 1875, being the first day OF the next May
Term OF the said Court, for a License to keep
an Inn or Tavern at No, 42s West Front
street. in the First Ward of the City
OF Wilmington, in the County Of New Castle,
and State OF Delaware, p I'D to sell in toxicat.
lug liquors in less quantities than one
quart, to be drunk on the premises, and the
following freeholders recommend said appli-
cation, to wit
Joseph Niedermeir. John Ahrens,
James Karrigan, Patrick Hasson,
Hugh Sweeney, Dennis Bradley
James McKenna, Henry Ward,
Julius Gunther, VIM. Price,
| Philip G. Plunkett, Patrick Quslck,
Patrick Lally, Martin Doran,
| ID. McCusker, N John Riley,
Joseph Fout, James Cook,
| Patrick Holland, John Duncan,
| Henry Graham, James Carrlgan,
Alfred Walton, Jacob Kienlo
| David Erving,
aprl4.3t+ MARY MCCAIN.
The daily gazette., 1875-04-16
LICENSE APPLICATIONS.

NOTICE., J. T. Bullen, IN compliance
~ with the requirements OF the act OF AS
sembly in such case made and provided, here
by give notice that shall apply in writing to
tho Court of General Sessions of the Peace
and Jail Delivery of the State OF Delaware,
in and for the county of New Castle, upon
Monday, the 10th day of May next, A. d.,
1875. being the first day of the next May Term,
for License to keep an Inn or Tavern at 1.-The the
tiana Hotel, IN the village of Christiana, in
school District No: "A. White Clay Creek eek
to sell intoxicating liquors in less quantities
than one quart, to be drunk on the premises,
and the following freeholders recommend
said application, to wat;
VIM. G. Caulk, his
James Bolton, James n Mansfield,
his mark,
WINK CLAY Without McChrter
mark, Robert McCarter,
Will. Price, John Lewden,
Lewis w. Ashton, John Wayne,
VIM. b. Curinder, Wm. F. Smalley.
Josiah Lewden,
John Smith.
aprl6-3t ii. T. BCLLEN.