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, 1876-08-22

oGlecr Mtchacl Culnora was yesterday dis.
charged from tho police force, he having been
caught on ore Of his "lsslnks."
The Law Department hnre taken up their
residence In tho new rooms in the northwest
corner OF tho City-IIall, up.stairs.
The citys receipts yesterday were sa0s9 from
watcr-rents; $1,000 On tho popular loan, md
$4,000 from licenses. The police are stirring lip
tile pcdtllcrs, butchers, saoon.kccpcrs, and ot1l-
cry whose business requires shat license bc
taken out.
The Finance Committee were called to meet
yesterday morning, but only AID. Afc(;sra AMI
arc cut OF torn. md Lepgaellcr ltd not come
up. There not hcinE quorum, references were
not considered, ant Mayor Heath an.i the others
received a little information from thr Coup
trollcr about The sewetase ianl. There is d bnl-
appropriation for 1870 wns $i0,QV0. Were all
past-tluc certificates paid there would he def
tcit Of h,0o0 In that fund alone. Adjourned.
sMoKE-nuNSEils.
Tho Special CDuucil Committee on Smoke
Consumers. met yesterday 'norning to CONE to
soma conclusion about the utIUtifion ut tie
Watcr.Wnrks u unc Of thu numerous devices
kiA'w1 as stnokc'ronsusnere; but owing to the
forr forre Of circumstance s,o dcrtson was made
There were present Aid. Ryan. Throup, Ballard,
anil Sweeney.
MIR. c. AtcGinnis, WIN had not bccr, heard from
before submit tel drawings OF ts tcll!Ae, which
would, tic claimed, save 80 per cent II, The eost
Mr. Coughltn, Of The " Champlon," sntl that
bis patent would beat tlle1u all by :s} per cent.
1le would bet OIL It. q. e. Chase, agett for tho
Dishl patent, proposed to pus IN for s:oo per
lnfier hfs f1el.saycrs. Tn hard.rual basis he
gould snye is Or Is per ecns, md OH n soft-coal
basts eea to 10 per rcnt. Here t. N. lttrach, nn-
nher patcntec, dropped In, mid sniA that l1azte-
ion had infrtnEeh his f1irsc1sl imtcnt, a,,l he
should nat put up With tt. Mr.. jinzlct0n said
tllat there had been no infringement. t'eorge
NARROW, of milwaukee,, spoke. lie l,nd worked
on s1noke-b,rners for eighteen years md Ind,
In lS1l, perfectrd one and patented II. All 9TH
ers hcforc the Committee were fnlrInEenlcnts.
lie Should cntnln asl parties, und II the city
responsible. NJ. Lester, Of the " 1.cstcr" " pat
cut, sail that his Invention hail been c1atnsNcd
b7 experts, pronounced dIettnrt from all others,
+ md had been ratcntcd. Ilc WIS prepared to
stick to It,. III. Mctinnfs waa prepared to main
tain the rights Of his invention aud would show
TINT there Was llo infringement. Mr.. MARROW
said he would fight this tlIing III Court.
Tho Committee then rccetrcd insurance.
from all present tint, In ease action for In
1singeinent Of patent Waa brought by any ono
Of The agents Of my Of the Inventions repre-
scntcd there, the city would be secured against
loss. The meeting then adjourned.
tcr's Establishment aud Oriental Mills, wberr
ono Of tho inventions 10 In operation, Ainrlow
WILL hnve one Of hfa lnaehncs set Up In Chicago,
and the Committee will inspect 1t, There has
been no consultation for 3 decision upon tho
merits OF tho different Inventions rs yet. There
probably will be one sonc day This week, when
a report will be prepared for the Council.
, 1876-08-22

Roswell and Moscs Atcrscreau. George Crosby.
and Burton NJ. Ford, Oliver & Co. A number
of Gs'igcrs and storckcepers we're also recon-:
Court
In tho case Of the Union Copper D!st1lcry, /.
was proved beyond contradiction that they were
running extra masllcs, nnd that they ha,1, In
nearly 1000 barrels 81 taxable vhisky, spirits,
nntl htghwincs tnoro thnn was reported 10 the
Collector. In the case of RUSSELL speclal agents
had tracked nun,hcr OF truck-loads Of tile
t1lsit pSro'ist to Parker T. sa:on's 5ect!fy!ng
on thc[r Government books. The same may DO
sntd Ut MGrscscnu, who was detected in ship
ping 70 uolscn y Eastinan's rccttfylng.honau
large number Of barrels Of tho "crouked," Of
80 with Turner, wllo was even detected In re.
moving and reusing the stamps, Thc case
against tho I.n}c Shore DtstEllcry was equally
us strong. Here Was direct evidence OF guilt,
ert," whase prospect ot immunity depcndcd on
their abtltiy to "glvc awayn others. And
ngain:. The quantities. Of grain purchased by
these desirable latter-'lay agents OF the wh!aky
tian repor,cd 10 lie Collector, not even even
taking into account the malt and other cereals
purchased Of Rehm's tnalt-llouse, Of which no
compilations could be procured, owing to the
fat Tint t'e hoo hooks esontslnInE Tue damaging
that "enlllcIcnt or reliable testimony" But
asan: Il was 10 evidence bctore tue Grand
Jury that lnt1ia-rulber" packages lnd brcn
sent put n tho!aands of tMstanrcs., That Is,
barrels Of llquor bad been thrown ou the market
tile Rsvtnne Department were for pack.
agea of from ten to ahecn Eallons, : direct,
positlse anu 'src1utaole steal 81 from 5o 70 D
gallons on cnsi easS. Co'tld th!s be called "in.
sufficient cVslclce" Convictions have AL along
osGn 6 tesare ~ on weaker tssst!nony tilan ttlis.
Dut TUG ofasle8 mailpalati11G the instruments
Oh war argued that the Testimony III one srtf-
convicted thief. pcrjurer, and villain wns far ST.
, 1876-08-22

HOLIDAY W. CANAL-NOAT GEORGIA,
Judge Dsumtnond yesterday decided the case
Of Holiday IA. the cana!-hoat Georgia, suit
brought to recoycr salvage rendered by the
steau,.bargo Juntala, cwnc1 by libclant, 10 the
rauai.b0at. It accIas that thu canal-hoat had
brcn injured by collision aud was about to
link, being loaded with corn. Tie Julltata, Nv
means OF her steam putnpiug-apparatus, was
enabled To keep the csnxl-hoat ulont. A man
ny the iianso of Smith, who was running the
s,cam-hargc under coutract xIth tho lllcllant,
1utcrvcueG anil claimed the pay for the salvage
1eryirc, and the District Court decided that he
was entitled to the whole Vi this amount.
The llbe]!ant appealed, antl Judge Drtimmnnd
decided TINT the Bllll received for salvage should
ttcaln-bnrgc und Smith, who was running l,er,
ll.aslnuci us tho cuntrset Fnade between thcm
Showed TINT, after allowing something to tho
owner for rent OF tho bout, the net earnings
"erS to be divided sqqslly 39sa;s. between them.
In the case of George +. Dayton ys. George
Wright untl Granville ltcrrtpGt Judge Drum
mouu yesterday made All order Oh tiiu dcfcn.i-
not he attached for comtcmpt Of court ndisobcy-
Mg All injunction. The injunction wns granted
July !? to prevent tho defendants
from making, selling, or using any metallic
Mann on Tbs ..;'1 day Of August, 1870.
Judge blodgett yesterday returned from his
Eastern trip, aud Was In chambers abort tlIno
n the afternoon. Lie will be In court to-f,lDr-
uw anu TLuraday to hear 1notlo,ls, and utter
hat will only be In ono day In each week, proba-
lly Monday.
Judge Drulnmond will leave for q vacation
he latter part Of tho week.
FTlluy Will be tho last day Of service In tho
iIperlor Court, aud Tues(Ay next tho lnzt day
II altns trial nnttees. New trial calendars Will
90 prepared. Cases bearing tern, numbers
higher Than ., ,000 need not DO noticed for trial.
Air. Nicholas A. l.alel. tllt clerk u Judge
Moore, and Mr, William Wnkeloy, clerk ii
Juaga jameson, left the city yesterday on q
slort but cll-ticserved vacation.
UNITED STATES COURTS.
Albert 7. Gray began u suit for 81, 500 against
Louis a. Hartman aud William Graham.
BANKRUPTCY MATTBns,
1he following creditors Of Anrun Cohn, u
llguordealer Ut $50 Stuto street, filed petition,
against him Friday, Which was suppressed for
service: Bryce 4 Smith, on claim ior *430.hi
NJ. NJ. Smith, ey3l ~; linstnstork Il Hrrustcim,
3i3l.90; mud William 8. fislsen, S.sU0.uS, They
charge that hc. On tbs 30th Ut July u.ld 6tl Vi
August, removed ard Concealed Ills ktoch at
wines md liquors with iutcnt to prevent II f10Ell
being seized by bis creditors. Also, that ol she
1ith Of August lit, III contemplation Of insul,
veucy, allowed Ills property to he taken under
AgA process. 4 rule to show cause AuE. 25 25,
, 1876-08-22

The case against Aaron Cohn, charged with
having violated the bankrupt law, was dismissed
for want Of Jurisdiction, tie defendant rot hay-
ing bccu adIudgcd bankrupt.
". j. Lea1bcater, Of No. $50 West jackson
street, aud Boehm e. Hartman, Of Blue Island
avenue, each complain Of tho loss Of octs Of
harness by midnight prowlcrs.
At an carly hour yesterday morning Officer
Lansing found D partially ransacked trunk in
the yard OF Mrs. 8. 8. barry, No. 4G9 West Mon
roc street. II Is supposed to hive been stolen
frota some ncighboring residence during the
night.
fenry Groglnsk,, Polo, was before Com
missioner lloyne yesterday, charged with Inv
Ing sold unstumpcd eignrs without having
taken out GovcrnIsient license, mud held tn
4j00 ball to the next session Of tile District
Court.
Patrick Reid, 3yea.a Of agc, WAS RIM over at
0 o'clock lust evening, and slightly injured
about tho lcad. lly wagon driven by mn en-
psoyc Of ]. ". Wilson, the packer. THE aecf-
dent occurred at thr cnrneT VI Jefferson and
Ada1nB streets.
sitcha! Carroll md John, bis son, visited tho
Town Of Cicero Sunday AFTERNOON, and upon re-
turning hoine filled their wagon with hay
cleaned from the nloWs Of Jnc0t Rerktnger.
Tho honest farmer followed them to town, and
last cyening caused their arrest.
The inquest upon, Michael nohhlns, who was
niu ti. y % .aa. nmu5, ,,a.5 "1s s, uooMcu yrn
.stMutny ~ oo'"s' ~ i,s'.eN',t ohL "sAe t"iit'uIu
anu! to-aay @ ~ l., o'uca 10 hear some neW w.
ussscs; ~, Inua .Is aau sscnsu lor naa Asa'nss
'ae PtlsoheF ID spout e'eH'} pa'a'cea.
John Ewing, once notorious burglar, wns
spotted early yesterday morning BY officer
n.e1nnuGr IT. aSSn'!.an, Mnu| 'A'aa5 naEulG o,
s1Ms laiSI ~ ~ tnT w., t. pose1f @ "vtly !ehcu
n,n W. 1, LII a''tG'rn naa pecn etoten irua LUG
ssurc s,rac. VI n"'ns " ha'son'' "o' lss Mao'son
Tlomas German yesterday gained access to
the haass of JacGI lleItxcr, No. 475 West
Twelfth street, and tnado away with duantity
nl m'sceliAneoGa g1ods. ol'itsr Porter FOL,
,owsn i,ss IN no. TIsst ~ iot @ near!y 'alte, aa.a
nnaliy aaGceeasn e s IN saptnIlne rs man. He was
SehI III e'oo oa'' !" tHe Sf'n1i"a4 Court.
Hattie Armenian, AtaggIs Mullen. Mary Kelly,
Mary Uree1, James Morris, anIl rarrolj SWuriz,
inmates Of the Lo,tae Of ilE-falut No, lUo Frank.
lin street, wcrp fined $.0 each by Justice Footo
yesterday. They had taken chaMgc ot venue
5ro'n Justice sl.mtnctflci!!; The Black
MsFta Z" will curry them to Fclton's d"m!c!tc.
burglars were discovered iu tic ut Of sai,jnc
cptraueu to saloun IN thv corner uf ,Jrlfersi,t,
and Adnmo streets when they vars f,isrny.red
tIy the pronrirtur wllu ut ones payN fhr ainrtn.
UIl1ecrs Mead and U'Ntti ioinrI III tic cl,asu.
and tlrcd scsrral shots ut then1. but with III
sucScss
josie Mpntrose amt Emma (,aur v,tteil the
New York Store ycstcr,iny, and unJrF nrutcnso
ol buying sotua tapo cufrtc, of Two cnsfIunTo
axed aa sssaitci in J"se Lelnr 'ssy seSt : tic tic
on waa 1ecaa ~ c.s wa. sI m crcnc iGc eaa, p
I,sr .u,iIt ~" '''~"- ""~ ''0 S'A8"< "' ="
, 1876-08-22
TURPENTlNE.
wlLNISaTos, N. G., aug. 2l.-snIri.s OF sur-
pcutIl.a flrta, Ut a1e ltd.
THE WikDSnH,

Intesscettns corridors Tn every story, with an
open central tower 1eaching to The roof, ahd *.
posnre to oyory quarter OF tho compass, give q
hcalthful ventilation to every part ut tho WiNdsor
Hotel, on Fifth avenue, between FoEty.s!xth snd
Fosty.RoYcnth streets, New York. In md. suna-
cr thcro II always pleasant hscezo In The house,
making 1t a most agreeable homo during tue hot
months. Hundreds Of gucsts from every part Of
this country gathoE hero to share n Tho comforts Of
tho house aud tablc, making It thslr starring po!u
tor ezcnEslons 10 tho country and sensible. and to
which they return for tho speclal deEcac!ea which
abound there.
, 1876-08-22

Adams.st., m Tnr..lay, Aug. 80, ty ca...ac,,.
r":y Cemetery. Fr!cnat arc Invited 10 attcna
HcsflSEL1s--nn the 21ft inst, Al A IN Th,,,x.
ftst-tt., Elizabeth. wffr OF A. II. Hlshncli,
HAf.flDAY-1n isnstnn, mn tho 1f,l, inst. of tx.
rlntd ftter, t'nri fhtny, rJheat NON Of Mrs !,
A. Halliday. formerly af st. Faul. ''''' ~
VCOSNnls-on the c1s,, Aguc., daughter ~
John and Bridget o'Connor. agcd n,unths And II II
dAyA. ""o -
:, Funeral at II o'clockon Tucs1ny, Aug, 10 fron
No. IN Enti nslsion'ht. By carringrs 70 Calyaty.
OVERWHELMINGLY. morning.. Aug. Il, Of con.
sumptinn. william nrrry, nycd az. - ~'"'
FnHetal TMcs!ny, gid lntt,. At y. n, from hts
late residence, No. ,o Wosl 1njara-st 10 Grscs. ~
CT Montreal. Can.. papers plenae copy.
0'SELL1VAN-At o'clock on Mondtr evenins
Aug. y, 1871. Ttmothy l.. Osullyan, at The Iert,s
llnsrftat.
Funeral from aoa South Jcifcsson.s ST. TO n p...
tick's Church At l0::iu d. M. IN Wednesday,. Any
y. thence by cars to tic Northwestern depot Al
o.el0ck q. III. 10 Calvary Cemetery.
, 1876-08-22

TArPISG-Aug. II, At 1 o'clock !, H., Ms.
Samuel Tapping, Axod ~ years.
Fuaeral FROM lii late residence, No. 219 We4t
, 1876-08-22
PEOPLE WHO HAVE

cut their WHO teeth use the Bozodont and all who
do asc willing to declare 10 all who don't nss II
TINT Il Is the mose perfect nnd delightful thing Tor
the teeth they sYer dipped bsush snto.
The daily gazette., 1876-02-16
1875 ACRES.

The buildings are a commodious and COM
.oriaole Dwelling and substantial and conve-
nient outbuildinrs. conssting of barn 50x24
With an overshoot runuint the length of barn
and II feet wide. Stahliug underneath of
barn containing ten stalls and two cntries.-
Also. a granary 3Sx2i. with corn cribs on each
side; second story divided into grain bins
wagon house underr cath the whole building.
spring house and blacksmith shop l2x2 =
Inere is a young 'pple orchard Of selected
f!uit in full bearing; also, rear ard cherry
greea
Said farm is offered at Private Sale until
she 10Th of Februsry. and it not so d. will be
exposed to Public Sale. on the premises. on
WEDNESDAY, MARCH lst. 1876.
at o'clock, D. IN.
ELI MCTE
APply to Abrin :. Mote. on the premises;
ur 70 Eli Mote at his residence at Harmony
Bridge. near Newark. feb3-w3t
The daily gazette., 1876-02-16

TO SUFFERING LADIEs.-"Dr. Rogerson's
Female Hydrastis POWDERS, for ali female
Complaints. by mail, 81. Address. Or.
kogerson. p. U. Box. 256S N. $. 'itv.
The daily gazette., 1876-02-16
BCsH's
STEAM FREIGHT LINE

Leaves I'd wharf above Chestnut street Phila,
delphia, daily at 8, p. m, and French street
He'd carefully and forwarded with Dispatch.
q. W. BUSH
The daily gazette., 1876-02-16
A LITTLE GAME OF BLACKMAlL.
A NIGHT SCENE THAT OCCURRED ON ONE
OF THE BACK STREETS OF READING.

A NIGHT SCENE THAT OCCURRED ON ONE
OF THE BACK STREETS OF READING.
Several days ago young and hand
some looking woman was particularly
noticed on the streets of this city. She
was a stranger, and had very artful
ways about her. Her style of dress
was rather loud, and she cast sly
glances at several men who were
strangers to her. On Thursday even
ing of last week, this woman induced
a middle.aged married man to follow
her down Sixth to Franklin, up Frank
lin to Eighth, down Eighth to Chest
nut, down Chestnut to Seventh, and
from thence to other sections of the
city, ahd finally they walked into a
restaurant. They conversed freely,
drank together, had oysters, wine and
Refreshments and left the place. Not
half square away they met stout
burly man who was also a stranger
The woman appeared to be almost
frightened into spasms; she screamed
my God, my husband has been fol-
lowing us; he knows ALL" and she
swooned. BY this time the man stepped
up and seemed to be in a terrible pas
sion. He mentioned the citizen by
name and said that he was in a pretty
fix to be caught in such predicament
with another mans wife. He insinu-
ated something about heavy damages,
prosecution, arrest, public exposure,
publication in the newspapers, &c.
He expected to scare his man. But
the man did not scare at all. He
quietly asked whether the woman was
his wife. The answer was eyes"
Then take her," said the citizen;
take her away from here, and if any
of ou step across my path III strangle
you. You can do your worst, but you
cant blackmail me. know you too
WELL" and there was no more said
about it, Reading Eagle.
The daily gazette., 1876-02-16

The New York Sun notices that the in
vestigation into the affairs of the de-
funct Freedmen's Savings Bank is lead
ing the investigators unpleasantly close
to the portals Of the White House. and
trusts they will let no guilty man escape.
The robbery of the poor, ignorant, eman-
cipated negroes who were deluded into
depositing their little savings in this
swindling institution was an act of such
contemptible meanness, as well as de-
liberate villainy. that no person whom
soever who is found to be in any degree
responsible for it can hope to escape the
exccration OF the whole American peo-
pie.
The Consular Bill, as it passed the
House on Friday 10y vote Of 100 yeas to
z nays, appropriates S9l4 900, reduction
OF about 30 per cent. since last year.
Several sections OF the bill were earn
estly opposed by such leading Republi-
cans as ex-Speaker Blaine and Mr. Hale,
but when the Democratic leaders insist
ed on calling the yeas and nays the gen
tlemen who had been bitterly opposing
it throughout tho week had not the cour-
age to vote as they had talked, even Mr..
Blame voting yea.
The daily gazette., 1876-02-16
/ Tramp Stabs n Blind Woman.

While the blind wife of John Ebert.
shoemaker, was alone in her house. at
Rohrerstown, Lancaster county, stout
tramp entered and asked her to give him
shirt and other clothing. She refused.
when he plunged knife into her arm
and left. Her husband returned, and on
hearing OF the occurrence, pursued the
tramp and cut his scalp open with a
club; The tramp clinched and threw
MIR. Ebert, whose friends rescued him
just in time to save him from a severe
beating, when the tramp fed.
The daily gazette., 1876-02-16
HARDWARE, dc.

s. Il. cnR.-:TaIRDlklsAIPLEY sTs-
Have always on hand full assortment OF
Iron and steel. Best brands OF American
Hammered and Rolled Bars, English Refined
bars OF all sizes; Band, Hoop and Slit Iron;
best Norway Nailrods and Anger shapes, Gal-
vanized and Black Sheet Iron. Cast, Shear.
Blister German. swede, Spring. Tire, Ma.
chinery and Tap Steel. Smith, coach and
other Hardware. Horse Shoes, Horse Shoe
Nails, Borax, Bolts Clips, Nuts, Washers
Maileable Castings, Wagon Boxes Springs,
AIies, spokes, Felloes, Shafts, Bows &C
Carriage Canvass. Oil Carpets, Rattinett, En-
ameled Top ard Dash Leather, and Coach
Hardware OF all kinds. Iron Wire Galvan-
we'd Nails, Babbit Metal. Lead Spelter, Banca
Tin, Sheet Zinc, &C, &C., Smiths and other
tools, Anvils, Vices, Bellows, Sledges, Ham.
n ers, Shoeing Knives, Files, Rasps, Smiths
Drills, Tire Blenders, Twere Irons, Stocks and
Dies, Grindstones, Cranks and Rollers. Back
Chains. 60.
All Of which will be sold at very low prices,
wholessl and retail for cash or approved
credit. MARI 1895
The daily gazette., 1876-02-16
DUBLIC SALES.
Il ". STIDH4M d. SON,
GPMPl.nI IMefinnPpna
neral .AtIctiOneers

No. III East Fourth St., Wilmington, Del,
would inform their friends and the public
generally, that they are prepared to call
sales of Real Estate and Personal Property,
either in the city or country. They both be-
>ns practical auctloneers. they can attend two
sales at once. Country sales a specially.
our terms are moderate. and satIsfacti tion
guaranteed.
Letters addressed to their Auction Room
Will receive prompt attention.
BEN. B.-The highest cash price aid for
all kinds OF second hand furniture de303mw
The daily gazette., 1876-02-16
Bowers hOof Liniueut

After 80 years Of practical experience with
horses, in staging, teaming, &C., have learn
ed that more horses have been crippled by
inatteEtion TO the feet than all other diseases
combined. After men experiments have
found he true remedy to PREVENT the dls:
ease Inc hoof, or restore II after negligence.
TO WI al nature intended 1t should be-tIs
great ;yPport oTthe noble aainal. II the hoof n
lnflaned and diseased, the animal is compar,
lively worthless. This Liniment will sure
prevent this worst of all diseases, Contractio,
Corns, Quarter, Cracks, Contraction of &,
Back Snew generally called Knee Sprun
&c, and restore those that have been crippled
by the want OF such remedy.
Try 1t, and 1t will never fail If properly
applied, Viz:
Battle the horses foot once week, or often,
or II necessary, at tho heel and frog. and
around the hoof close to the hair.
n. c. BOYER,
a., NOrr1srown, Pa.
MR. nj. G. BOYER-Deay Sir: This is TO Ger
Sly that have used your Liniment In N
stable tor three months past, on more thar
one hundred horses, and find it the best pre-
Paration have ever used on horses. 1t Isl .
better than yon recommend it Send me ape
cases at once, by express, G. y. ID.
HARRY HAMILTON,
No. lS2 West Slst street Aaw York City
The daily gazette., 1876-02-16
Reglsrev's Order.
REGIsTER's OFFICE,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY. Dec. 9th. 1875.

REGISTERS OFFICE,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY. Dec 9th. 1875.
Upon the application Of Goo. W. Humphrey
and James Head, executors of James Hum
phry. late OF Wilmington Hundred, in said
county, deceased it is ordered and directed
by the Register that the Executors aforesaid,
give notice of the granting Of Letters
Testameutary upon the Estate of the
deceased, with the date of granting thereof,
by causing advertisements to be posted within
forty days from; he date of such Letters, in
six of the most public places of the County OF
New Castle. requiring all persons having
demands against the Estate. to pI esent the
sam. or abide by an Act of Assembly in such
case made and provided. And also cause the
same to be inserted within the same period in
the Delaware Gazette, a newspaper published
in Wilmington, and to be continued therein
two months.
Given under the hand and Seal
sr.,N OF Office of the Register aforesaid,
s%e- at New Castle, in New Castle Coun.
~ - ty aforesaid. the day and year a bo We
written. S: 9. BlGGS. Register.
NOTICE.
All persons having claims against the Es-
tate OF the deceased must present the sane
duly attested to the Executors, on or be-
fore December 9th. 1876. or abide the Act of
Assembly in such case made and provided.
GEO W. HUMPHREY,
81 JAMES HEALD.
ADDRRes-Wilmington. Del.
decl5-2mw
The daily gazette., 1876-02-16

EIRsT NATIONAL BANK
OF WILMINGTON.
oEPOsITORY OF THE PUBLIC MONEYS,
FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED
STATES.
EDWARD BELTS, PRESIDENT.
EoRGE D. ARMSTRONG. CASHIER.
r'd up Capital eIdn.nUu
Philadelphia and New York Exchange fur
.shed to regular Depositors without charge.
Discount days, Mondays and Thursdays, at
A. NJ.
DIRECTORS:
ement B. smyth. George W. Bush.
syael Pusey, Eli Garrett,
Henry 8. McComb, Joshua 7. Heald,
DaHiel James, William Tatnall,
Edward Belts. mar2S
The daily gazette., 1876-02-16
PUBLIC SALES.
DUBLIC SALE
r E A L ES 7 A I E

AND PERSONAL PROPERTY.
The sub scribers will ofFer at Public Sale on
the premises, on
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 2ith. 1876.
at noon, Farm of 90 acres, late the property
of William L. Husbands. deceased, Situated
near the Brandywine in Bran1ywine HID, 3
miles from WILMINGTON The improvements
consist of a good Stone Dwelling House. Barn.
Milk-House, Work Shop and other n ecessary
outbuildings Stone Tenant House and small
Barn: a good bearing Apple Orchard and
Young Orchard of Selected Fruit. One half
of the purchase money may remain in the
property ior term of years If desired. Other
conditions made known on day Of sale
Ifnot sold on above mentioned day it will
he fer rent on easy terms.
ELLA J. HUSBANDS,
WILLIAM A. HUSBANDS.
Also. at the same tins and place, the un-
dersiguel Administratrix will sell all the
personal property of the aforementioned
Estate, Consisting Of Hay. Grain Potatoes.
Horses, Carriages, Wagons: a complete set Of
Farming I'm dement's and Dairy Fixtures;
and alse. all the Household Furniture. The
Sale will commence at 10 o'clock. when con-
ditions will be make known by
ELLA j. HUSBANDS.
Administ-atrix,
W. srIpHAM. auctioneer. Jau2Iwts