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CATCHING TARTARSs
Sre.tH} nSpdteA tn THs Tiabuhk.

LAFAYETTE, Ind, Nov. 20.-At Delphi Friday
night, Theodore Brough left his ovcreoat In a
hall at Mrs. Rogcrs' hoarding-housc. While Mt
supper two tramps stole the coat. On discoy-
c1ing hts loss, Brough mounted horse md
started in pursuit, overtakiug the tramps about
four miles west Of Delphi. Upon demanding
his property, he was attacked, knocked from
his horse, beaten, buckcd and gagged, and h'a
revolver, memorandum-book, md $23 In cash
taken by the thieves, who mounted his horse
md rode rapidly away. Brough's friends, fear
ful Of trouble 1T Ills absence, mount
cd lIurBcs, followed him, and met
htn. a short distauco from the scono
OF ont IL sa aa DIP y
them torArds this city. Near Wild Cut they
learned that the tramps had left Brough's horse
and taken fresh ono from the stabio Of john
Guyer. They were traced down tho canal to
this city. Air. Guyer's horae WAS found 10 tho
street IN the eastern part Of tho city yesterday
morning, but the thieves have not yet been dis
covered,
, 1876-11-27
SUNDAY LECTURES.

JAMES T. FIELDS Ar MCCORMICK HALL"
,oc.,pes ,,mcr H ,ne ,"' .u.r sn.nre. IN" snnay
es..s uoaa,, "' W." se nus.oe vi o,,arnnon
ec.u.o osc'ctS W. gaven 5eate.aIas 'ranu,' ~ s,,a,
u MeCoFmtck Hall By Mr' James L. Fletds'
Tho largo halt contained but few empty
seats, and the audience was one Of
,,nu.,,a, Intelligence Thc tcc,,,ra wns en-.
.t.,.a ~ 'ese pses Iu ~,.".,u,no., ""' and
,tsea ~. raeA loF choer.u!ness. anu
sr' Fioas Inns no causc TO complain ot tho re.
fcellnrs ,,armonze with hts treatment OF tho
.rhtont Tho 1,.nr hnr,,ro,,. .rd rhcorful
oaoJss@ Ano naauy .u.v,v"e ,',s,' ""M s.o ".a
anceaotea ana 'neauents when nc rcla'ea, anu
through oil, the cheerful expressions, selection
OF words, and his manner, kept tho
house fn an n1most con,tant smile.
H. ~,,s ,.,,,,a,.,, ..,..-,,,,s"a ,,v ,,rfo,,.o
"aa nsaa."ss "lls',ups.u ~ "pFa 8,
a1ter having told OF some aoloful person or OF
sotne ludlrrously solemn event. Tho lack OF
checrfulness lie regarded "a d shortencr Of life
md a cheerful dtsposlt.on rs a lengshcncr Of cx-
i.tcnec. Thc Amcrira,,. wcrs a vcrv t,rrhcerful
rrnnic AMI am rat,am ~ II ,rns fno n,,ch
, 1876-11-27


INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Nov. o0.-Peter McCart-
ney, the notorious counterfelter, will be SEN
fenced tomorrow in the United States Court
along with Walters, his copapanioo. Mccartney
is possessed Of tho only so counterfeit plato In
existence, anu 1t is rumorcl that
10 is eudeayoring to secure d light
sentence in consideration Of suncudcring
tho p.nto to the authorities. His wife cau,e to-
day, but was not allowed to sec her husband.
1t Ia believed that quita number Of counter
foltors arc In the city, drawn here by McCart-
noy's ar7cst, and anxiety 10 know the result.
lie is the source Of supply Of most Of
tho "quecr," and his fate is a matter Of great
importance to tl,en. In conyursntion to-day
Mccartney said he had paid out 500, 900 during
tue past ten years to officers for Ills liberty. lie
proves to hayo been an old resident Of Indian
apolis, whcro ho lIycd from 1853 to 1906.
During the war he dealt In horses under tho
natno Of Woods.
, 1876-11-27

p ~ ssf'sss sns o!s Ss9n s:
isp R without great eaofts- w ha:s p.t! il Ii:
nece..sfy. viii our bloed against Al, hostile ola:
main; and in tho present ess!a tho ntsrt.t OF tho
tndlvidnal, he no ever high, n,nat disappear n
t ts pss ns fsa sss % . ss s ss sass ss ss
;s.Sed i sst';s! ;sT; ~,
non ~ sss IN Witch .% sar KsPGs''s ~. was tas ss
small and now III. kc atrasl,t Jacket, tof sys:
lem Of government cannot be cHt Rnd ready made
~ tho 1nngaaEe. literature. religion, and cns. %
toms, nut Of every pcorls'a own Eenins Ihe sv Iew
RI n T ssnn5y an5 aEs q s sans
fnto natioa of Il. Goo, 600, who have founded
ssneaa. sa s slenents d te eYized wsfli Tha proc
@ nos en @
xs cannot nv fers,ss f% s fet s,sass, wa,Sh
drama may he cnneted here. lot us. As citizens Of
this sountry and .he offspring nf people whos9 a'
g M sc wn @ 1 s'ss" ass s~ag. s II hs
eycr fault wo may lntl hero iet is not bo blind 70
can people. Perfection ts tho exclusive rrftoga:
tive of tho Almighty cnhEo1ed n tho eternal !lehs
Ct ,nth ie 1ens s peoples s1wa{s yo, 1n r. !, pni
disorders by thv sword, then " et u, as american
noiils spoken by carl sehurz some ycnrs ago.
silks tu aablnGs OF nld, throw ourselves betwccn
the host!!c brothers md restore peace aud good
, 1876-11-27
TIE sPIRITUALIsTs.

SECOND DAf's snssloN OF TIE QUARTERLY
cosFEnssoE.
a,at,a @ =; ssSr'.,.1,a,s ~ sa,easansa o -. ~
Assoe'atloh oi opltl1aans.s e, ,eson'ensa ta ~ !"
O'Clock yesterday morning, with fair attend-
ance, fn Crows Opora-lIall, 5l7 West 3indison
soyor"ucc nrost,,e1 r " W,,snn .soLa n "a.
so's'a"e' p,onA'e -, ,., ",'eo" epoho :" ~
Easu u spstua. nautessa'lons' 1o!to"ea W
Mr.. Pope on Foudoolam. lie argued that the
ministry and priesthood aub}ugatcd manhood.
He Ind becu suburatel by tho tyrapptcal anirit
~ nrot,,or 1viIsnn onl, hod hcsn Lont anu,,
ol nsot"sF "nson, ul'u npi Deen Aep1 uo"n'
but no" hc had neen osaacn 10 epcak ircety,
and tho spirits Of Wilson or Moody could not
cate Of social trccdom. aad his was a a nature lat of
loyo
i. ". Wilson rose to point Of order, and
hem t,!sor,lsriy s,irlts. lfn said that every
enccch Of Mr, popo Ind been OF . character to
cInimcd IN hr vn,t,inoed. mnro bv n Woman lhnt,
% I,,an. H. runc lad proyed Himself failure,
IA is own mnfrssion had proyrti.
,f fcss ~ Sn!nrsth il, r.unrd Ia ~" e,,Si,,r ~
seed. i' liz " wantad sp1taaiists II 10 be earnest n
thctr ,ynrl- AMI fins an,r ti,o t,noi srnI
J. McASliifc. tho Cominunlst. sooke In favor
of Socialism, and pxaIust tic presct system Of
co,an"titinn' a;ni In 7avor of etsooorat,on. ~
S;u Tlts ] sscretary, W +. Y. Wilson, then read bis
nt,,1,n1 ren,rt tvblch xns nrenntet1
MIs' WEeat thnn snnr Ane nf i,cr sones m.
,,tIi 1. f,t"ar tin 'rrork II - ' '0's'' o'@
I'I% I%at r. H. i Wrown fn,owed will ,oct,ro m
Tin 4 l'I,rm1strv ri Ginrartrr'H liz a1",cd
thut ,ai, ,,,.,snI e.. S,.snnHsinir for bis n@ su
hara,rr St pnI Ink the ,s,nn"1iin~ NJ r.. in.
n"IInv notycr w,. ~ tis '1usi nersnnssntr m a"i
k,ivEs'vn"s s,,tr ,she1, fnrrrd thn ldv h " ~,
~ htdri,,w tirynniynt,on waa tnoJc ,v ths
",nth.r NJ h,rt n,,'i shn .tn,nnri tho H., ,snv nv
mM,n hsr otfsnrInr T ncfnrs ht~ti,F "i,e hci,I tG}
ti, ,,r.,>,,,i"i if.s},v ma ,,u..,nanr. a', LII
, 1876-11-27

PITTsBuRa, Pa, Nov. 2G.-A terrible tragcdy
waa enacted on the outskirts Of Allegheny City
Nits afternoon. Charles uppormann, German
aged 81, murdered his wife Barbara, woman OF
10, with nn AZ, crushing her ekull In horrible
mauncr. He then cut Ills own throat with
pocket.kntc, dying an hour afterward. The
horrible affair was tho result Of four ycars Of
connub!al infelc1ty mud continual qunrrc'lng.
As Into as Inst week suits had been Instituted by
tho woman against her husband on petty cr1m-
inal charges before two different magistrates,
and OIL Saturday libel in divorce WIS filed III
her beAalf In tho Common Pleas Court Of the
county. The first legal disturbance between
them was four years ago, whenAfrs. Uppermaun
sued her husband for vile md nutneless crime.
Since then she has claimed that he has failed TO
support her, and thls was thu ground Of appll-
cation for divorce, The parties kept small ga
loon On Butchers Run, Reserve Township. They
lived theru with their family, Including mar
ricd son and bis wife, md occupied separate
apartments. At half.past 3 today sl!c started
to the stable to gel somo wood
for her fire. iicr daughtor.iu-law
advised her not To 60. for fear tthe old man
would do her BoMc injury but slio laughed ut
the idea, ana started. Tho old man ilad Just
been there to procure fuel for ills own fire, md
uA4 CNTIlGu tAo III AWAY NItH ukul. IL 1GW tuQ-
nlcnts afterwarl, u 1nan named lltnklcr can,c to
inquire About room, and tho daughter went TO
tho stable to bring her mother to sec him,
Opening tho door. horrad sight revealed
itsclf. Tho body Of the woman, lo1-
ribly ,butehcred, lay upon the floor, while
Uppcrn.aun stood leaning against n partition,
tho blool squirting FROM ghas.lY wound 10 Ills
neck. The young wolnan's screams aroused
tue ncighbors. aud every ono near hurried to
the stable. There lny the rigid form Ut Mrs,
Uppernann with i've frightful wounls inflicted
by the poll Of the ax iu her head. Upperlnann
had fu|lon directly across her body, aud tho
blood still flowed freely from his throat. Tho
worst blow had been inflicted upon the left side
OF thu womau's face, Which was horribly crllsh-
Cd. the eye being driven clear through
untll It protrulca from the top Of the
skull, directly uboyn tho other eye,
A plank on which she lay was covered With
thIck-clottcl blot cd. She was quite dead. Up
peru'aun was still living, but ,spg;echicss. 1lc
bad cut his throat frp'n eur. Ae lived but ~
by the Coroner. Tho most intense excitement
extsts In the community. wl'c|! had not re-
cNyercd from the mysterious killing Of BchAs-
t[an brown By George nennett, In street 0ght
| on FridaY night. The uppcrnanns had 1iyed in
! the country twcnty.stK years, aud In this Vi.
| Guilty over twenty. rhuy euyc seven chilurcu,
tho ullcst sssca ., and tic youngest years.
, 1876-11-27

SBw CHICAGO THEATRE.
Since the commencement OF this season, Mt.
Wnrstcr'a German dramatic company tns glrcn
many brilliant performances nt the New Chicago
Theatre, but the rendition last evening Of Dr.
Gustav Frctngst celebrated drama, "Tho VAL
cnttnc,n WAS undoubtedly the hest yet given by
this capable company. Tho piece itself ia one
of tic hest efforts Of the celebrated nuthor,
OF " Eo1l und unbcu.h Tho plot Is highly in
teresting, and rvcts attention to tho very last.
THO language Ia almost 1'octtcal and very fascl-
mating. Though there arc some sixteen pcrsons
required In tho play, yet the burden OF tho per-
forn1a1ce lies upon Tic shoulders Ut hit three,
ra|entine, 1eorgs 1line1g nlfas Sda!Ctid, md len
jdmin, d thief. Miss Elizabeth Won atan,m-
w1tx rs Ta's,tiue depicted the various womnnlv
passions almost to perfection. She received
on untold amount Of applause md A beautiful
floral token. Mr. Emil Vun Der Ostan, tho
leading man Of hfr. Wurstcr's St. Louis theatre,
took tile difficult part Of 1nprgs 1pfnNg. This
was his first appearance In this city. lie
Possesses splendid figure, large, imposing,
md graceful, and matches we'll the stately np-
pcarafce Of Miss Won 4tammwtz- At the be-
ginning he seemed to be q littlc nervous, urtl
spoke In rather too low 4 tone Of voice,
but later, when ho bceame acquainted with
the surroundings, he warmed up and gavc q
performance which showed him to be M actor
Of superior talent. Mr.. Gustav Donald "a I'e,t-
janai,t almost oxrcllcd himself. lie has given
muhy Eoot performances Mt this nRntc Of ntnt1se-
,ncnt, hut never ono which was better than hfs
piece OF claractcr-acttng lust evening. Tllo
ot,ler performers hnl B1nalf rolcs, but all acted
we'll, and did their best to make tic ensemble q
perfect otie.
, 1876-11-27
A Woman at Saginaw, Mioh., Sent
to Prison for Fearful IN
humanity.
A British Beast in Cincinnati
Bites of an Adversary's
Nose.
Death-sentence Passed on q Criminal,
Saturday, at Bloomington, III.
TWEED.
Sp<cfqt Nspqfeh to Tho JfjbuHA

x, epsn'' Is'pa'en W a. 20 1"g 1,g,,' unea" n,
INN, "o'' a"4'a - ,s,'H
seeaa, SeeaS 'Io Isr ono uus ~ "1 fuU ~ na1"
n...c. JUL VIZ ,1 sst.u ~ Wv .ao'"s
m..a ,.sm 1 "prp.. m.,, ~As ~. ~
H., w. .,a,Inr, "I ~ ~, ~, ~ naso,.
's,s, ~. a .,..s rr., ~, ~ w. "r
.ha. l.. - . h..,.s s"t L., hes. a n ,,, III, sn1
"1 aa,.,a, " In a.'I % .N" -, 49,, ~.
lse'eu' .sso'c.' """I e'nl"s l's, "o"n Al w.
.se ses.e'uay' 'an. H.. "ua" ~ aau .a1
~. A!''' a.'u .'S a'. s"Is1 n'. r. ss,, .0
Wy y. .'1 us.s w., .,,,. Hasm ,'',. w., w..
1 uu ios ..,. 5.Ats nat easas.. poasoan. 's'a
.'o"o "''u l'"' Aos"is,!as ,s.., W. WY Ky "
Fossu l ~ esse.s o1not pontsa'',. A5 s4e't 's's
lAolnIe "no ~" Pc.'onnl s1ou'v0.ro ~ .,',,'
nun WHO was sicK anu III p'abon' iuan't tl1'l
looking much better than expected, ana quito
recovered from MS VOYAGE Ho mas lost some
neal', out seemed 70 ne looking hcalshicf anu
better. fcinaincd with hln' IN hour or morc'
anu nc tallscu W'th nc very freely OIL many sho-
1ecss.
HE SPOKE OF HIS WAsnER1aas
turing last year, MOI ID aeta,l, bnt gatncfea
TINT he bad pretty rouEh experience. Ills
voyage homo from Vfgo was nut the
least part Of It, o., although permit
ted to como On deck, he Was
obliged to submit to IN escort Of one or
moro Of the officers, and he preferred remaining
hcln,r m, : nm, MT n, 1ihcrtv IN say nnro 7
W., ,'' ""s ~, ..n 'os ~ 1.oo'y t,. W. "e
Will, however, tcl you iaet ~hlcn Is not gen
orally known In regard to Tweed. Shortly utter
he WAS cent 10 D!aekwc.l's Isinnd, In 1874, ho
WA nrostrn,ci1 hv anontcrv. rcaultlnp from n
~, ~, ans .;sus, ~ H.. n',.," H.. ,ss,,
so'u ua1''' u'lu s's'tcu nt1'' outi"e t'as 'ie1t
laua conversation In regard to Ills
MAKING RESTITUTION TO TIE CITY.
l then saw Gov DIE aud Mayor uavemoycr,
,t1 .Ln ,,..ao1 ,,-.t 49, .14 +. .n,,1t ~, ~
, 1876-11-27

Liverpool, Eng, hus been greatly exercised
over tho election OF q Mayor. II has been q
ti'Ho.loHorSd custom to limit the lncun.brnt u
during Ills tcru, ionatcl to thu city an art gal.
lery ut u cost of 500 o)0, aud thero was desire
to recognize this gift by i reelection. The 81
lcct council which mule the nomination held
er's gltt was q nobto one, It was decided by
yoto of Is to u that respoct for precedent re-
qaircl that ha should stop slow,. This declsou
was accepted as t!nality, anu Mr. Arthur For
eloxteu. -
, 1876-11-27

He sprnng off t.se sraif. aiiiIstoh; III rnnS,,a IN,
ansS a'on o. j, t1asc and cleared hs wav "'i H. se
se so9e aa he s iafy rssa sS1Gsd s hs oe s ss
By. the left foresl,oulder. '"o pooksceper
"ls It true" lc shouted, Ii yolce c,o,..
Vosc T. et 4 llayinF enough to elect hm, A'a 0n'
sl sis III 1eR,sd RIs tt tho '1ookeeper, hearing
"My Qot1l" groancti the rn,.cr,b,o nj,
harylnE his bead between lis kne.s' s'e'!!nasr ans
didn't yotc. II / hail known thn thsI1, ill., al,d
.%dE;ne %SpEE1ne on jsst ono voe" said hc u.nsr s s1
S1 WoMld a1e ns ya.s Stensnfd IT. above hs hca i"
nifty miles to reach baliot.box.n "-a 10 walk
, 1876-11-27

DAYTON, O., Nov. 26-At bali In the city
last evening two men got Into disputc respect
Ing girl. Coming to blows, one OF thcm, John
1Iaxeuslab, was stabbed In tho thsoat lIs is
still In q dangerous condition. Tho assailaut
made his escape, but the police expect to cap
turc him this evening.
Two little girls weso returning IRON Sunday.
school this morning, and were euttccd by .
tramp Into secluded plscea few yards from
them, when their serea,ns called attention, and
the fellow innda his escape.
, 1876-11-27

BUSt194 U7StdftH 70 IN 7HtUH@
EAST SAGINAW, Mich, Nov. M,-On Thursday,
Nov. 8, 7-year-old boy named George T.. Robin
sou. living with an adopted mother, Margaret
Robinson, and man named John Mccarthy,
viii, whom the woman was intimate, died under
circumstances that aroused suspicion Of brutal
treatment. The Coroner was notified, and an
Investigation followed that developed sys-
tematle courss ot brutality almost without I
, 1876-11-27

Anstin ffet.) Hteeittt,
occurred at belmont aomo time aco 4 ,tt,s Ig1s
mnn had threatened to horscwhIn n ho Il ts.!o ILL!
whip IN hand fc entered restaurant v," IT. n.
ng man was eating, but after short srYcs lug o'
esea eS Sps1 %y q o r s s1eny he 1
execution, he replied: "Oh, h-it thss fo!in 'itto
Is twice az big as he WAS Yesterday, "N' 's''o'
, 1876-11-27
FATALLY sTARBED.

AUGUSTA, Qa.. Nov. 26.-slalcon Deas and
John alcCaar, both white, had difficulty last
night, In which the latter was fatally stabbed.
Dtaa was acriouslY wounded.
PouaAKxEPsIB, Nov. a.--John Keefe, .
railroad s!gnalman, qusrreled to-day at Tivoll
with Starr colo,. tbs telegraph operator, and
gerloualy stabbed hlm and fatally stabbed Petor
Marley, 4 boy,
, 1876-11-27

:. NJ IN, willing 70 risk my reputation a. pub
Ike man." wrote Edwarl Hlna To the LIVERPOOL
MrcarN :" i tho worst case Of smallpox cAn-
not bc cured III three days simply by The use OF
cream Of tartar. Oue ounce OF cream of tastxr
dissolved il pint ot water drank at intervals
when cold, is q certain, pcver-fa!llng remedy.
1t has cured Thousands, meyer lcaycs Q mark,
never causcs blIudueas, and avoids tedlous
lingering"
, 1876-11-27
ELLIS,

81. JouH, N. D., NOV. 26,-Detectivo samp-
son aud James t. Petit, the latter connected
with tho Park Natioaa! Bunk Of New York, have
arrived hero TO tako further steps in the matter
OF Thomns Ellis, tho abscondng teller Of the
Park Bank, In jail hcFc. Ths Police MaEls-
trate and Judge WultGrB layc decided ttlat Ellis
rannnt be sent back, Us there Is no extradition
tFc4tY.
, 1876-11-27

1.-THE New Republic" Tho Convention then
adjourned.
In the evening f. Y. Wilson Eavc Spiritual
ecanco, ut which, he exhibited hts power. Of mind
and character rcaiin9, and revealing tho past,
present, aud future Of suntlry pcrsons.
, 1876-11-27

parallel IN tho annals Of mnn's tnfunahntty TO
man, The verdict Of tho Coroncr's jury Waa
that tho child came 10 l,la death by reason Of
general illtreatmcnt, starvation, at,d beating
with strap. Tho body presented shock.
Ing spectacle, being terribly csnactated allu
covered with bruises from head to foot. Tho
woman md her patarnour Wcrc promptly arrest
el and lodged III jail to nwatk tfie trial, which
hns hccn In pEoRrcss during tho wcck past, the
prosecution producing twenty-five Mttnchscs.
The evidence showed That the womnn kobn:oo
bad often thrust etovc.pokcr Into l!e mouth,
tied him up by the thumbs, struck him with n
stick and ha1ti1ner, repeatedly kicked him In tho
ston,acll, hanged hin, by tho neck With rope
poured dcald!ng watcr over him, md otherwise
lnaltreatcd him. Physicians testified that an
examination Of tho stomach showed that there
had been no food In It from forty,elRllt to ser-
wns concluded yesterday, tho Jury returning
yortltct Of murder In tic second degree, and
shc wns Immediately sentenced to fifteen years
imprisonment In tho 8tnto Peniteutlary at
jackson.
ExTIsADlT1O N FROM MEXICO.
eAN FnANcIsco, Nov, 26.-Somo weeks ago
Alfred Won Mchr, clerk Of Parrott Il Co..
bankers, abscondcd, dcfauttor to tho amount
OF $4,000. IIo went to Mazatlan, Mexico.
Letters received here from Detective Kcyscr,
who vent To Mazatlan by tho Inst steamer TO
arrest tho fugitive, provided with rcqul-
sition from Gov. Irwin 10 obtain Ills
e1tsadItlon, state that, by tho assistance Of
Gen. Arci, Military. Governor Of sinaloa, he ef-
fccted the arrest, md was about to place the
prisoner on steamer for San Francisco, when
United States Vtcc-Consul Mcllalton tntcrposel
objections, and frustrated tho detectives pur-
pose, alleging TINT tho Governor Of California
, 1876-11-27
1IQNRID.

C1NcINHAT1, Nov. ad.-Last night John Fls-
herty, laborer living OH Front street, between
Pike and Butler, mud George Swesny, formerly
, 1876-11-27

NEW YoRE, Nov. @.-Anthonn ~, Il
ngents to-day arrested George n 11samoek's sa,,"s
ffienchr,an, employed As tutor In; e' ssu,'er'
tasnaonapte scsoofs, for cirsu,atirur1 1usnhero Of
eooSa and no hs pp eo'Ssne Ts
q whch a 1sus Tas ea !safftse oF IN nSIn;t i o,S
The daily gazette., 1876-06-10
Registers ebrGer.
REGlsrER's OPFIcE,

Xgw CASTLE COUNTY. May T., 1876.
Uoon the application Of Victor DuPon:
aod Charles 4; .Rumford. Executors Of
edward w. Gilpin, late Of wilmington
hundred. in said county, deceased II Is
o-dered and directed by the Register that
he Executors aforesaid give notice OF the
granting Of Letters Testamentary upon
The Estate of the deceased with the date
of granting thereof. by causing adyer-
tisements TO be posted within forty days
rom the date of such Letters. in six OF the
most public places Of the county of New Cas-
Tie, requiring all persons having demands
asainst the Es'Ate to present the same or
abide by an Act of Assembly in such case
made and provided. And also cause the same
% be inserted within the same period in the
Daily Gazette, a newspaper puolished IN
wilmington. and TO he continuei therein
aaSHxN three weeks. Z. Z. d.
AMA Given under the hand and seal OF
%knfxr ofioe of the Register aforesaid. at
New Castle, New Castle county Aforesaid,
sac day ard year above written.
S. C. BIGGS. ReIsIer.
NOTICE.
II! persona ha wing claims against the rs
tate of the deceased must present the same
duly attested to tae Executors. on or be,
ore May 18th, 1877. or abide the Act of
Assem- bly, in such case made and provided.
VICTOR DuP0NT,
CHARLES G. RI MFoRD.
mayl3-Sweod Executors.
The daily gazette., 1876-06-10

The Centennial Exhibition. so fa-
from increasing food prices in Phila>
depeia, has actually and the effect, by
attracting larger supplies, of reducin g
them. The Co'9T7etcih List gives a
comparison of wholesale prices So r
some staple articles now, compared
with the quotations at the close of
May last year, whsch shows the maket
decline. New York or Bradfor coun-
ty butter then was quoted at 80 and 81
cents pound; now the figures range
from 23 to 2s cents. Good quality
Pennsylvania eggs, by the barrel,
brought II and IS cents a dozen; now
the rate is II ahd 13. Spring chickens.
then 50 and 40 cents d pound. are now
quoted at - and 20 cents. Butchers
meat, also shows a decline, thought
not to this extent,
The daily gazette., 1876-06-10
NOTICE.

Allbe,sOn havlngc CLAIMS agains' the Es'
duly attestel TO .hs Adminis;ra. or on or before
May 50, 1877. or abide the Brt 1f Ass EN-
bly, in sucd case made and p:oDted.
THOMAS d. GIBSON,
Administrator.
Aisrsss-Mi ilnington. Del. ma, 5leod3w
The daily gazette., 1876-06-10
JA,IES 81. .,RSAH,

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The daily gazette., 1876-06-10
Greatest discovery of the Pacific coast.
THE CELEBRATED
Trade and ri. RI. n. N
f1DYsSE ~ EHDlCENE,
u. r., 1898.

Thi m9dicine "a without disp1ts one .
tne Creates, cNtscLal Preparations IN tho
w0g!l Tor lan or beast. Ii is gaining 4 great
eT reputation - i Sn0rter time thar ai.y
other Temeay cyee hns, by eriorming eu, {
cures as has nsgar been performed before in
Blood apd Bone SpaViu, aud all external Dis
eases Li tho Hpr-a, rn1 Is I certain cure tar
chronic Khcllaat;sm, Dipthoria api Sore
Ihroa; OF all deseriP''Sns N persons. No
family sLoaId os withvC. IL as a household
Gsti inc to aPi y tO,aoq al b orsemen sh0p 1
n27e Il in their barn OF 80 oit5, aj 20 Of tho
best horse ng9lcln = EDg IL Lsa. aee eiFcp-
lar o. rgrnr .!s 20. .BA gs''39ilr5 Far sale
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