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Ellsworth American., 1876-06-22
MARINE LIST.

Ellsworth Pois.
CLEARED
June Is.
sch Forester, Keith. Boston.
SCH - : Lawrence, Cook, Boston.
>ch Elizabeth. sineiair, Boston.
June J..
sloop Dolphin. Bunker. Bar HsrbOr.
~ch Agrlcoia, whItmore, Boston.
sen Emily, Alley, Providence.
sch Ancreon, casper, Rockiand.
ARRIVED.
june I6
sen William Pickering. Patten. Boston.
sch Hussar. Keith Boston.
sch W III Archer, BeJlstty. Boston.
sch Fair Wind, Locxhar Boston.
june l..
sch Altavela, smith Salem.
Sch Anna ; Murch. Woodard, Boston.
jane Is.
Sch Red Rover. Bowden, Boston.
sch Mimic Ia, Fullerton, Boston
CLEARED.
June 10.
sch Capt. John. Patten, Boston.
sch Copy, casper surry.
CLEARED.
June 81.
Sch Fair " ind, Loekhart, Boston.
sch Miniola, Fullerton, Boston.
sch Caro- Bell. Barbour. Bar Harbor.
sch Hussar. Mathews. Boston.
sen Panama, Mazerel, Boston.
Dom estic Ports.
sW HARBoR-Ar IL, sch Kate Newman, New.
man, Richmond. Va for St John New Brunswick,
Black Warrior, Stevens Boston for Goudsbsro.
Ar l2, sch Sea Pigeon. Seavey, Calais for Boston.
Ar -, yacht Bonita. Luce, Rockland.
Sid Is, sch Adele Pray, Pray for Franklin.
Sid 10, yacht Bonita. Luce, Rockland.
CALAIs-Ar TO- sch Canova, Tate, Boston.
PoRTLASD-Ar Is, sch silver Heels, Newman,
Boston.
10, sch Susan Francis, Smith, Boston for La
Inoine; Toronto, Gott, Brooklin.
SALEM-Ar Is sch Gilmore, Thompson, from
Mt Desert for Y.
BosToN-Ar l6, sch Webster Barnard, Smith,
Bucksport.
Ar lS sch Sea Pigeon, seavy, Gouldsboro.
VINEYARD HAyES-Ar IL, sch Westerloo, W hit
aker Ellsworth; Dexoldo, Whitaker, Mt Desert.
Ar IL, sch Robert Byron, Nickerson, for Bucks
port; Agnes, Young. for Ellsworth; Zicayo, Cur
lis, for Machias
NEwPoRT-Ar Is, sch Robert Byron. Nickerson.
for Bueksport-
PRovIDENcE-Ar le. sch westerloo. Whitaker
Ellsworth.
New BEDFoRD-Ar Is, sch VIM Hill. Ball,
Franklin, Me.
Ar Is, sch Hesperus, Wooster, Sullivan.
HARTs IsLAND-Ar IL. sch Otronto, from Els
worth.
NEW YoRK-Ar Is, sch Ella Pressey, Pressey
Baracor; Ringdove, Swain, Calais Sea Bird. Stan
ley, do; Flora King, sawyer, do.
Ar II, sch Georgietta, Curtis, Miragoane.
WILMINGTON, C-Cld Is, sch freka, Moon,
New London.
Ellsworth American., 1876-06-22

Rev. DR.. Tenney will preach at East
Lamoine on Sunday afternoon at 2; 30.
Ellsworth American., 1876-06-22

The Latest, Greatest. and most relia-
bic remedy ever put together by medical
science tor Rheumatism, Wounds, Swell
ings. Burns, Caked Breast, DC, is the
Centaur Liniment. There are two kinds.
What the White Liniment is for the human
family. the Yellow Centaur Liniment is tor
spayined. lame and strained horses and
animals. lys 3m20
Ellsworth American., 1876-06-22
rR..srRER NEW RESIGNS.

~-,..nrer New has written his resig-
to date from July lst and will
4rto the President to day.
,.rsTs TIE TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
r...ord Wilson, solicitor of the Treas
nsp.rtmest,Sut in bis resignation
t.,,o ale <ct July Let.
imnress ion about the treasury do
-,ent q that assistant soli-itor Rob
vii. succeed Dlsiord Wilson a,
.5r Il tic Treasury.
Ellsworth American., 1876-06-22
For sale 0r to Let.

The dwelling house recently occupied by Mr.
X. II. Given. For terms &c. inquire Of
Z3H A. II. NORRIS.
Ellsworth American., 1876-06-22

The PERUVIAN SYRUP is an IRON TOXIC.
prepared expressly to supply the blood with its
iron element. Being free from alcohol in any
form, its energizlpg effects not followed by
corresponding reaction, but are permanent in-
fusing strength, ,vigor and new life into all parts
Of the system, and building up an Iron lConsti-
tuition. Ii i an excellent substitute for wine
or brandy where "A stimulant is needed. Sold
BY all druggists.
Use Renne's Pain-killing Magic OIL for pain
in the stomach or bowels ,or for any other pain.
IL cures the worst cases. Try and see.
Ellsworth American., 1876-06-22
FEW THINGS TpATwE KNOW

ln.tanter cures Tooothsche in one moment
Ellsworth American., 1876-06-22
zinc % TnE CABINET.

WASHINGTON. June 20.
lesion of the Cabinet was of an
s.ucth. Nothing was mentioned
President with reference 10 the
wy Department. Secretary Cam
.o4fued tor some time in consul
uitA The President after the adj
smeut-
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Business Notices.

d. MCFARLAND Postmaster
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From Washington.

a.-...srs,o The Ellsworth American.
Ellsworth American., 1876-06-22
-I.l.t ofTax.rayer. in thl. cIir ra,InC

SipV ana upwards, Tor l>46-I.
Poroentsse on valuation, | cent 5 S-lo
mills
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and mention paper.
The daily gazette., 1876-04-04
Base BaU Matters.

SEATS FOR THE NEW GRoUNDs--NA-
TIoNAL BAsE BALL LEAGUE.
The Quickstep Amatuer Association
have contracted with Talley IL Co.,
for the lumber necessary to provide
fencing and seats for the new ball
grounds, Mt cost of $427 SO. The
seats will be in two sections, each 144
feet long rising back six tiers, and Ca
pable OF accommodating 1851 persons.
About 100 feet of one of the sections
will be covered and to these seats IS
cents extra will be charged for admis-
sion. Season tickets admitting the
holders to these seats will be sold for
five dollars. Work on the grounds
will commence next week, and propo-
sails are being received for the erection
of the fence and seats.
The National Base Ball League met
in the Americus club rooms, Phlladel-
phia, yesterday, with representatives
from eleven clubs. Alfred Hindle, Of
this.city, was elected permanent Presi
dent, and Jas. Lindsay, of the Phila
delphia Chr0nicle, Secretary. The
rules of the League were adopted, the
only changes from last years rule.
being as follows: Allowing the playe
to return to his base when foul bal
is hit, and to run on foul fly the SAM
as on fair fly. The calling of eacl
third ball on the pitcher, and each fai
ball not struck at, on the batter.
The daily gazette., 1876-04-04
FOR ASSISTANT ENGINEERS.
Totals, ,....-....3 320

Scattering-First Assistant - Reli-
ance, S. Carey, 2; Delaware, J. o.
Brien, 2; ]. Dougherty, 2; Water
Witch, John Il. Lee, ~, Second AS
sistant- Reliance, j. McCarn, 2; Dela-
ware, G. Clifford, /; j. O'Brien, !; j.,
Doughcrty, l; Water Witch. &. j..
Fitzgerald, 1.
Chas. Thomas, of the Water Witch
and Sam'l L. Bayliss, of the Friendship
received the vote Of all the companies,
and were elected without any opposi-
tion except the scattering votes.
The Chief Engineer will be elected
by Council at TIE next meeting, and
will be selected from the candidates
voted for last night. 1t is generally
supposed that Messick, having receiv.
ed the votes of most of the companies
will receive the vote of Council, but
this supposition is net at all posi-
tive.
After the election last night Messick
and Thomas were serenaded at their
residences by the Reliance and Fame
Hose members. Appropriate resp onses
were made by each.
The daily gazette., 1876-04-04
THIRD EDITION
1000 Democratic MajOri-
ty i'm the State.

HARTFORD, April 3-11 P. M.-The
Democratic maj jority on the State ticket
will be about 1000. Democratic MAORI
ty in the House, over so. In the Senate
there will be 16 Dem ocrats and Repub
licans. David A. Wells, for Congress, is
probably elected, but the district is very
close.
11.3OP. NJ At this hour it is safe to
say that the Democratic majority in the
House of Representatives will be so, and
that they have elected II of the q Sena-
tors. The Republicans gained two Sena-
torial districts and lost two. The Hart
ford city Government is tie IN 6oth
branches, although the Democrats claim
that one member on the Citizens ticket
will vote with them. The returns from
the Third District do not confirm the
rumors of the election of David A.. Wells
to Congress, although that stanch Re
publican stronghold has given him u
tremendous vote. The city of Norwich,
gave Wait majority of less than 1.
dozen.
MR.. WELLS DEFEATED FOR CONGRESS BY
MR.. WAIT.
The election in Connecticut passed OH
quietly yesterday.
| There was heavy rain, ana raw anu
disagreeable weather. Notwithstanding,
full vote was polled.
Up to the present time returns give, in
round numbers:
Ingersoll, Dem. 46,o00
Robinson, Rep. 4o'voo
Atwater. Cur. Ref Ref,,,..................... 2,i20
Smith, Temp. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1'4ov,
This gives Ingersoll majority over al l
of $3.50, which will probably not vary
materially from the final result.
About one-half of the Temperance vote
went to the Republican ticket.
In the Third Congressional District M'
Wait, Republican, is elected.
HOW IT WAS DONE.
WILLIMANTIc, Conn, April 4, 1876.
To the Editor of tile World.
SIR: Our friend Wells is defeated
, The money of the Whisky Ring has dom
!, it. But old Connecticut speaks in he
election today against corruption an'
corruptionlst and for Hard Money.
The daily gazette., 1876-04-04
EDITION.
An HpOrtant Order.

NO MORE GAS AT PRESENT, TO BE USED IN
THE POST OFFICE AND CUSTOM HOUSE.
Collector Nolcn has received cir
cula) from Secretary Bristow, announ-
cling that the appropriation made for
fuel, light, and other miscellaneous
items for public buildings iscomplete-
ly exhausted, and that no money can
be paid for these purposes in excess of
the appropriation.
Collector Nolen, upon receipt of the
order. Immediately caused the gas to
be shut off from the building. The
water and fires will be continued how
ever, as the water tax for the year has
been paid, and quantity of fuel is
still on hand.
Postmaster Pyle has telegraphed to
the Postmaster General, stating that
unless ounterinstructions are received
much Inconvenience will result. The
night work will have to be dispensed
with, and the mails for the night train:
made up several hours earlier, and ex-
cluding all letters mailed after sunset
The arriving mails during the night
will have to wait until morning fo
distribution, and their delivery thereby
delayed nearly two hours.
Unless Mr.. Pyle's telegram is favor
ably answered no work will be per
formed in the Postoflice tonight, ant
the Inconvenience above alluded t.
will follow.
The daily gazette., 1876-04-04

SuERIFr's SALEs.-At Kirkwood, Sat
urday, Sheriff Lambson made the follow
ing sales:
Lot containing about eight acres pro
perty of John e. Clark, to VIM. ID. CLARK,
for 300.
Farm of 139 acres, with house, barn
and stabling, belonging to Wm. N. Ward
to Z. f. Cam, for Sl205, subject to II
mortgage OF $1,000.
At Delaware City. yesterday, the Sher-
if sold DR.. David Stewards farm CT 2lS
acres, with buildings in ST. Georges $
Hundred, to Thomas +. Dilworth, for
S5,0Qe subject to a mortgage for 5000,
This morning the Sheriff sold the per-
sonal property of Hugh Horner, at the
Washington House, this city, after Col
lector Farmar. had s9ld enough to salts
fly unraid city taxes
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Gen. 4Heiys KesfOI.Pd.
GRANT DESERTS INGALLS, - SHERMAN
RULES AGAIN.

GRANT DESERTS INGALLS, - SHERMAN
RULES AGAIN.
Gen. Meigs Immediately on his re-
turn from Europe went to President
Grant and demanded to be restored to
his position of Quarter master General.
Grant evaded the issue, but General
Sherman, by whose advice Secretary
Taft is now guided, would have his
own way, and although Grant has Civ.
en- orders that Ingalls, should not be
disturbed, in few hours he changed
his mind and issued an order reinsta-
ting Meigs. Friends of Ingalls, bitter
ly denounce the President for deserting
ingalls,, against whom nothing is said,
while he stuck to Babcock, Delano and
other accused officials long after the
public condemned them on Just
grounds.
The daily gazette., 1876-04-04
Revival Services.

The public are cordially invited to
attend the revival services under the
auspices of the Y. AZ, G, A., to begin
at Riddles Chapel this evening, and
continue during the week excepting
Saturday. A conveyance for the mem
bers taking part will leave the rooms
No. S3S Market street at O'Clock.
The regular weekly prayer meeting
of the Association will be held this
evening at the rooms at 7.30 o'clock.
1t is earnestly desired that the mem
bers will not allow this meeting to
suffer owing to many being called to
work in another direction,
This is the same meeting that here
tofore has been held on Saturday
evenings, and gentlemen only are in,
vited.
The daily gazette., 1876-04-04
General NeWS-

The miners in the Shenandoah dis
arict of Schuylkill county are still on
strike against the reduction in contract
work.
Mr.. Lord, chairman of the House
Managers, will present the articles OF
impeachment against Belknap In the
Senate to day.
The United States Grand Jury al
Chicago has indicted ]. ID. Ward, eX-
Congressman and ex District Attorney
for completely in revenue frauds.
The subject of MIR, Dana's nomina--
ton occupied the executive session oil
the Senate yesterday for several hours
but no vote was taken. Mr.. Dawes
made long speech in favor OF coniir-
nation.
Called Z. Marsh and Columbus
Alexander were before the Grand Jury
of the District of Columbia yesterday,
the former to testify regarding Bel
knap the latter regarding the safe burg
lazy case.
The House Committee on Military
Affairs yesterday adopted Mr.. Ban
ning's bill for the reduction OF the
army, the Republican members refus-
ing TO sign the report. The committee
unanimously adopted report transfer
ring the Indian Bureau to the war
Department,
The postmasters of New York 3.
Philadelphia, Boston and other cities
have received orders from the Secre-
tary of the Treasury to cut off the fuel
gas and water from the Government
buildings. The reason assigned is the
exhaustion of the appropriation and
the neglect of Congress to mako pro-
vision for the emerrencY
The daily gazette., 1876-04-04
Defying1he Law.

This morning before Esquire Puhl's
Office, John Carney, whose horse had
been levied upon tor debt, assaulted
Constable Pritchett, when the latter
attempted to take possession of the
animal. For this offense he was ar
raigned before the Squire and find SIS.
This only increased his anger, and
with big oath he threatened to
thrash Squire Publ. Then the Squire
committed him to Jail for ten days, for
contempt of Court, and John was
promptly taken to the police station. to
await transhiPmept to New Castle
The daily gazette., 1876-04-04

SEVERELY INJURED This morning the
workmen engaged in remodelint Dr.
Tantun's building, No. 211 Market St.,
threw down the rear wall just as Mr..
Cbas. Eeldie was coming up the rear al
ley with hod of bricks on his shoulder.
Mr.. We,die was knocked down by the
falling bricks, his head cut, hand severe
ly mashed, and his whole person severe
ly bruised. His wounds were dresse.. at
McInalfe drug store, and he was then
taken home. A colored man had been
sent out 10 notify persons that the wall
was to be thrown down, but lie said
nothing to Mr.. Weidie when the latter
entered the alley.
The daily gazette., 1876-04-04
FIRST EDITION
The Fire Department Election.
No Choice for Chief Engineer-BOth
AssislAn. Elected.

Asslbthn'S Elected,
The election for Chief Engineer of
the Fire Departmentand two assistant
engineers came off between six and ten
o'clock last evening, at the different
engine houses of the city. The result
is failure of the companies to elect
Chief Engineer. though the two Assis-
tants were elected without any consid-
erable opposition.
During the evening an effort was
made by committee from some OF the
companies to secure the election by
the Department of Geo. A. Messick, ,of
the Reliance, as Chief Engineer. A. ID.
Vandever, of the Fame agreed to with
draw, and it was believed that enough
companies were pledged to Messick to
secure his election. But the Friend
ship and Phoenix gave their votes to
MIR. Vandever, and Mr.. Messick re-
ceived the votes of only three compa-
nies, two less than the necessary num-
Der.
Below is the full vote, in tabular
form
The daily gazette., 1876-04-04
STRAY Wales.

Delaware Loan Association moets this
evenining.
The State election in Rhode Island
takes place on Wednesday.
Many Of the cutters were so flooded by
the rain last night, that the streets were
almost impossible.
Owing to the rain yesterday afternoon
the dodgers at the police station began to
drop in by three o'clock.
Mr.. Bayards reply to Mr.. Boutwell,
apr ars in full in to-day's GAZETTE.
Every fair -mindc d man SHOULD carefully
read il.
The daily gazette., 1876-04-04
From Jacob Bener, ESQ, Druggist
Middletown, Dauphin Co., Pa.

Messrs. Seth W. Fowle & Sons.
Gents: Please send me Immediately
half a gross of DIR. WIsTARs BALsAM OF
WILD CHERRY, as it is selling rapidly and
gives good satisfaction. have been
selling the BALsAM for more than twenty
wears, and have always found it satisfac-
torly spoken of. 1 had a number of GUS
toners who have realized lncalculable
benefit from the use of it in the first
stages of consumption. | am never
without itsin my family. and administer it
to any member of it whenever troubled
with coughs colds, lung and bronchial
affections, and find il a most efficient
remedy. JACOB BENER
so cents and 81 bottle. Sold by all
dealers.
The daily gazette., 1876-04-04

SURGICAL OPERATIoN.-Yesterd Dr,
]. II. V. Blocksom, removed from the nos
tril of Jennie. Chadwick, of this'city, aged
eight years, an iron screw about an inch
in length. The girl hadIforced the screw
into the nostril five years ago, and had
suffered from 1t ever since, it causing a
constantsiow of offensive matter. The
Doctor removed the screw with forcps,
and the little girl is now doing we'll.
The daily gazette., 1876-04-04

TIE RA1N.-Another heavy and
continuous rain fell yesterday and
last night. The streets and cutters
were flooded, and cellars filed with
water, but no serious damage to ro+
perty was sustained.
The daily gazette., 1876-04-04
Navigation OF the Delaware,

WASHINGTON, April 3.-The bill re.
ported by Representative Hereford, the
chairmaa of the Committee on Com
merce, to day, contains the following
among other, appropriations to be ex-
pended under the direction of the Sc.
cretary of War:
For removing distractions
from and lmprovingWilming-
ton Harbor. .............S1 $4,000
Construction of ice harbor at
Chester. ............ 5000
Improvement of river below
Petty's Island. .............. $4,000
The daily gazette., 1876-04-04

Scattering vstes-Delaware, one for
II. Ray Windsor; Water Witch, one
for John r. Lee; Fame, one for Jeifer-
son Butler.
Recapitulation - For hessick, the
Reliance, Water Witch and Fame; for
Vandever, the Friendship and PhGnix;
for Hanna, the Washington; for Burke,
the Weccac0e; for Maxwell, the Della
ware.
The daily gazette., 1876-04-04

ONE CAsE.-The only case before May
or Whiteley, this morning, was that Of
Thorn Robinson, O drunken vagrant
who was pulled in out of the storm, last
night, by officer Gibbons. He was dis.
charged with warning that his next Of
fense would result in his being sent to
New Castle.
The daily gazette., 1876-04-04
BUREAU NOTICE.
nlaI29-ft

AL property holders within the city who
have not had their property registered. are
respectfully requested to present TO this Of
fee correct description of their property.
A copy OF the Registry Law and plank
forms for the description OF property will be
furnished on application AZ this office.
All deeds. conveyances, or transfers OF Real
Estate made after July llth, 1874, must be
entered in this office before they are sent to
New Castle to be recorded.
NJ. c. CoNwELl,
Chief Engineer and Surveyor,
mar2Stf Tenth and King Streets.
The daily gazette., 1876-04-04
The City Council.

ADJOURNED MEETIHG-HosPITAIE sU-
rERINTENDENT ELECTED-PRoPosALs,
&c.
The City Council held an adjourned
meeting, last evening, President Litch-
tenstein in the chair.
On motion of Mr.. McIntire AN order
for $73 was directed to be drawn in
in favor of DR.. Obed Bailey, late
member OF Council from the Fifth
Ward-$37 for services on the Board
of Revision, and 1886 for salary as
Councilman.
Mr.. Febiger gave notice that at the
next stated meeting he would intro
duce an ordinance restricting property
owners and occupants to four and a
half feet of pavement at the building
line for the storage of boxes and bar
rels, and prohibiting them from occup-
ping two feet at the curb, as at pre-
sent.
On motion of Mr.. Farrell Council
proceeded to elect a Supcrintende nj
of the City Hospital. Uice Lewis c.
Springer, deceased. Howard Spring er
son OF the deceased, was nominated by
Mr.. Farrell and elected, receiving IL
votes to 6 blanks.
Mr.. McMenamin presented the fol
lowing proposals for grading Delaware
Avenue, from Clayton to Du Pom
| streets,
The daily gazette., 1876-04-04
NOTICES..

O1ICE.-300 shares OF 4th Series Stock
~ in the Excelsior Loan Association, is
now offered for sale at 81 per share. Books
ready. First payment on or before Tuesday,
April 4th, ls7G. Apply to
b. T. HAWKINS. Secretary,
maT29-ft No, I04 Market st.
The daily gazette., 1876-04-04
LICENSE AFFILIATIONS,
NOTICE WILLIAM REEcg. do her

NOTICE WILL AM REECE. do here
IN by give notice that shall Apply to the
JUDGES to the Court Of General Ses sioas CT
the Peace and Jail Delivery of the State OF
Delaware. in and Tor the County of New Cas-
tie, on Monday. the sth day fMay next, be-
ing the first day OF May Term. A. d., 1G76, for
a License to keep an Inn or Cavern. known
as the Mt Pleasant Hotel. in Mall Creek
Of Delaw are, in SCHOOL, District No. 3i..and to
sell Iinto1 icating nisuors, in less quantities
than one quart to be drunk on the premises
and thefollow wing treeholders recomme nd thil
SAID application to Wit:
Samuel Groves, his
Thomas Hooper, Daniel II Lynch,
Wm. Foote, mark
John Laierty, Wrr-J. Whiteman,
John Taylor, C.. Sestorhenn,
Peter Connell, r. q. Fisher,
Frank WhiIeman, Lewis Miller,
John Faust,
apr4 ST. WIN. REECE.
The daily gazette., 1876-04-04
gILYINGTON MARKET y.
SPECIAL MOTIF Il.
.KunkePs Bitter Win iof iron

krtr been known to fail the cure of
re>S. attended with symptoms; indispo-
! % exertion; loss of memory; difficulty
teathihg; general weakness; horror Of
ise; weak. nervous, trembling; dreadful
Il Of death; plight sweats; cold feet;
3nss; dimness of vision; languor; uni
as.itude of the muscular system; enor-
appetite with dyspeptic symptoms; ;
ltis; flushing of the body; dryness OF
bin; rallid countenance and eruptions
shee; purifying the blood; pain in the
heaviness of the eyelids; frequent
pots flying before the eyes with tenn
b Niiusion and loss of sight, want of
ttiOn, etc. These symptoms all arise
weakness, and to remedy that use T..
jt1EL's Bitter Wine of Iron. 1t never
| thousands are now enjoying health
hage used it. Take only L. +. KUNEEL' 8.
ware of counterfeits and base limitations.
5gnkel's Bitter Wine of Iron is so we'll
Fn all over the country, druggists them
b make an imitation and try to palm it
b their customers, when they call for
tkels Bitter Wine of Iron.
klkel's Bittrr Wine of Iron is putup only
bottles. and has a yellow wrapper nice
t on the outside with the proprietor
|lgraph on each bottle. Always look for
Photograph on the outside. and yeu will
y. be sure to get the genuine. 81 per
l. Or six Tor s5. Sold by druggists and
gg everywhere.
The daily gazette., 1876-04-04

NIOTICE.-I, Charles O'Donnell, in compli-
IN ance with the requirements of the act of
Assembly in such case made and provided, do
hereby give no tice 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 tng, the County of New Castle.
upon Monday the sth day of May next. A. D.,
1916, being the first day of thc next May Tenn
OF the said Court, for a License to keep an Inn
or Tavern at the Rising Sun Hotel. No. l, at
Rising Sun. School Districts. Nos. 90 and 20,
Christiana Hunored, County of New Castle.
and State of Delaware, and to sell into1ica-
ting liquors in less quantities than one quart,
to be drunk on the premises, and the follow
ing freeholders recommend the sal. applica
tion, to wit:
Alex. Montgomery, his
Paul Rogan, Hugh n Reed,
John Reed, mark,
James Toner, WIE-R W, Reed,
John Dugan, Jr, Alexander Boyd,
his James Toy,
Owen II McCallion. Thomas McHugh,
mark, his
WIT.-James j. J.Conner, Robert u Lynn,
John Dougherry, mark,
James Blessington, WlE.-John Lynn,
John kcCann, Samuel j. Davis.
apr4-3t' CHARLES ODONNELL.
The daily gazette., 1876-04-04

rTUE ODORLESS ENCAVATlNG COM
L pany remoye contents of Privy Wells
perty at lowest rates.
Orders by postal card on otherwise prompt
ly attended 10
Office NO q West Tenth Street.
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