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Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-05
Mtedieat.
Itching Piles #

are generally preceded by a moisture, like persp d.
ration, distressing itching, as though pin worms
were crawling in and about the reeuin, particularly
warm. 1t appears in summer as well as winter,
oftentimes shows itself around the private parts,
and is not confined to males only but is quite as
times of pregnancy extending into the vagina,
proving distressing almost beyond the powers of
Endurance. Gases of long standing, pronounced
incurable, have been prematurely cured by simply
aDulviuu
The daily gazette., 1876-04-12
TIE q. s. YCOURT.

.t99TfF DTfrFtS9 w g o 4
oPEN1NG or TIE APRIL TERM-REPoRT
OF THE GNkND JuHYS-FaEJcAsEso OF
PENNINGTON AND BAKER IGNORED,
&C. s3-t!saT / ar ss7smIssAJ sijCi'
The rBgnlAr April termy ofitheiU. s.
Court, opened yesterday. Judge Brad
ferd presiding. .son..7 e.
i The GT}pd gYry latter NJ AAe9 con-
sultati0n reported that they bad ig-
nored the bill against Thos. Pehning-
ton. Changed with fqrgeryryycn
During Tire AFTERNOON the jury alse
afkESaa 'fG2Ssa VI Ap1fsf s'fsi sl
was found against Capt. VIM. Will.
liams, charged with The same offence,
whe was afterwards arranged and plead
guilty, How fiHed fifty dollars and
costs. after Which the Court adjourned
until TO- o'clock this morning. - ir
Fhisfmekniny the Court opened and
the Gfa1d Fury retired but as they, re-
maiaad out all ths morning session, M
businesa WAS Il tiansacIal
The daily gazette., 1876-04-12
FtKSTS,' q EDITION
fHiy4@36rS6.A
THE SUPPLY Foh THE sEAsoN-pRIcEs
FOR CoNspMERs.

THE SUPPLY Fbh THE sEAsoN-PRIcEs
FOR CONSUMERS.
The season for gathering ice on the
KerHeheo,riyer.,in MaipeS hpsepded,
that river being now oped, and Vessels
are ready take the ice crop to markets
where needed. The Maiheice supply,
Notwithstanding the generally open
winter elsewhere. is large, and prices
to consumers will be about the same
as in 1874, but higher that in 1870
There are stated to be 600. 600 tons of
ice housed on the Kenpebec, of which
447, 600 tons have been sold and 243.-
SOC tons are awaiting sale, the, aggre.
gate value Of the crop, estimated At 81
q ton, being 81 1881 ,0e0. 1t is compu-
ted that fifteen vessels o day Willie
required to be loaded on the Kenneb4c
during the spIiAg and summer to carry
the ice where it is 10 be delivered. In
addition to the Kennebec there are
about "a, ,0oe tens OF fee stored sit8ow-
doinham, Ia, ,O06 tons-ou ASEatRgnce
river. and 10000 tons at MHarw0od's
Crossing, all in Maine. 'Th6 Sfce har-
vest in that State has given and will
continue to give profitable employ
ment to large Numbers of people
there. - !. g 1-sM SIC ~
The retail prices ystswhich ice will
be furnished to. Baltimore consumers
daily. next summer are as follows: Five
pounds fort5 cents, ten pounds for 8
cents, thirteen pounds for 10 eehfs.
sixteen pounds for 11s cents, tWhnty
pounds for 15 cents, twenty fivepounds
for IS cents; fifty pounds for 35 cents,
and one hundred pounds for about so
cents.
Philadelphia ice dealers will supply
denizens Of the Centennial city at 45
cents q. week for 8 pounds of ice daily
So cents, for l2 pounds, 70 cents for 16
pounds daily. 90 ceutg tE 20 pounds
daily, and % cents. for.49 pounds each
tiAe. .These,flgpfesa are lower than
aLslmefe QbarEess 5gf-aG .s4;21 iez1sa'
dnthis City the prices greed 7tpon
by the dealers are as follows. - 80 s'f'
8 ponnds daf1y, 5o cents psr week,
8 ;pannds daily, 60 centsper week,
IL poaSdS s oSSE Is taeSss aeSss M Sef week week
sS pSaGi s CENTS CENTS sss ss. week week.
% to 100 pounds at 70 cents per hun;
SSE$sa y; AtJS' tssg HsSpasl slls g yt tsf94tesnA
Special rates4or larger quantities!~ 'n'
The daily gazette., 1876-04-12
,.31HfAFWFIFs.7

Diamond State Loan SAsssciatisn
meets this evening -.J3
The two cases Of drunkenness COM
prised this moruinE,s police record. q d
Tonight the Firemen's Cenntepnia
AssseiRried win meet attic washing
ton engine house.
The Republican County. Executive
Committee will meet at No. 404 Mar
ket street, third story, on Saturday af-
ternoon next. $50 E: ellif r
A meeting win be held at Deleware
Avenue Baptist Church, tonight, to
raise money for the payment of the
gas bill. The church will be lighted
py candies, q. ~ 49, D.JJE
The daily gazette., 1876-04-12
SEG8R8B,EsBBdf8f6NI
.IT6 H7lH SiG10J eTJILJ W97
/ lSh,ask RoT Rts1t6fsiG,3ns,sSx
.1aIa2l- -s.aGIlInxH-

- 20 10 elI' ,sfSfA -e1sSh 10 lt1lp29AS
Ineia1., Hatsifv a. seS 1ssSgls ye
I. sGyAtcJ:en-1sonc 1iostbsIs nG 1Stt,sstrl
y Fsor. ty siIiaa7a edt 10 eaijeE eYiS |
For more ahan q week past sa,S Tuaos ,ai5asa
have been ia circulation to theneffeet
c.thata case of small psx !: existed In N
family living on We Seao nd atueet I'D
sthe kiret Ward 8: The case was Bnath !
"a sat once BY two leading iph ysitiht1s s
Who ,prons6 6nesd IT. I cIicRiekns poSs hat
two otherphysicians reported litito dire
President of the Board, Of HeHlth as p
Light case of yarialom.1 g Investigations
/ Toved that the patient q small child
mad never BEEN 'vaceinated, !, WHICH
'dispyo9es It'd lasssttion that the disease
was varia1oid, irsspauch as the latter
affection, according TO medical au-
thority. is sfmply9 small pox. With It's
TERRIBLE severity mitigated by THE
effects of taccipstiun. There seems
to be. no reasonable doubt that the
case above alluded, to was really one
of chicken pox, and there iisifevery
reason to. believe that no, small pox
whatever exists ih the city, T"'
This is not the first instance when
cases. Of Chfckeh pox have been repor-
ted Us small smslkpoxi to theiP resident
Of tl,eoB Board Of Health; ;It seems, afn
fact that this city, like many others,
is ;beromipg Infested with a class of
physicians who's by visiting the fsmil
lies of the' 'pSSr, i idistort slight. aGec.
tiohs into serious, maIadies which they
cure and thus gain for themselves a
false reputation, and excite the public
mind with grave apprehepsions, whsn
there is not the slightest reason fol
| alarm ,,f ff-- Oh y = =i1- !. o. o.
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MORfrAA MYDHrAAGEs.
BARN AND coNTESqsB ttfsNtp-A fgrS
AuspA w

ATTACKED. w
The, 5urnipg lof theu barn of Joseph
stauifer, in Upper Stafford, Montgomery
county, "a, is ascribed to tramp, who
came thete aahins the dayysdfid asked fol
money which was refused him. He then
wapted p shirt, which was falsh, refused
MN, and he left in bad humor. and is
believed TO have fired the barn out of re.
venge.
Among the property consumed, we're A
horses, ii cows, a lot Of harness. 200
bushels Of wheat, l75. bushels of rye, Is
tons OF hay, 8 tons OF straw, 2 tons Of
meadow hay, z farm wagons, spring wag-
OH r. wtnhewing mil
thrEgh Y ~ y ING mae aehihe and nnhtsr Of ,dth
eF nplsmsHB ,s1 HhBs slpsi fisa heavy and
thera IA 1Gdnx0th pcessh either s TO oke or
the, tuiatinss.h ! hds sboTiiel yaw1oI ,ssd
~. xs gsr @ @sshbdat ii s sta}s. s}sftssAfla n ,a
Sa satIa5 TasPsd Ssn p1, i!sa sasn y as At Ss
thinking stiIst sosne obstsHeti io1s niisEt
~ We been ,plteed on the traeAaA sstepf@d
nsyailsd hiDl With Stones Tati AZ 81, 6s, saIaii
when the eond on he,nan and bNi]1 1es-
.nan made their rpsarancezt theys were
driven ffefn the traih. stgire *ffnnb theh
inade a. rush as IL t0gljuynp SA tSafds n48l
take possession Of the 9engi e, agd EEL EEL
railroad men rallied and rushitg soh
their assailants beatsthem off. v a. mum
-ber ut officers having arrived q desperate
fight ensued. The officers were badly
beaten, but they secured four of the
tramps, who were taken to Jail. After.
ward nine others were taken in custody
and lodged in the Warren county jail.
The daily gazette., 1876-04-12
. BRICKepIGq<Eyti, :

9spes r. ssKe5gs; brick manufaetare,,.
Of 1hisI4fS cqn.inslcddwo orfI hast Friday,
and other ma annfacturers commen ced on
Mnhdny5i Mrrt Begesr think q the present.
season. vi in sbee better than Tire last, lis
there afe 1nipf titi idipe, o perations, last
year ne tnah itactnred 3,4a0s 900 bricks
some Of twRieh he sold in New York,
though most ref them were used in Will
minaton. 2.icnq e-f '@t :" 80 - -
Brick ma ahsfacture .tas also commen :
ced in leading and Berks county.
The daily gazette., 1876-04-12

,,,'YBs 1,spnff caroliha CGEphraint lis
iiSRjjRads to his idols. 4 Governor Gham-
lherhin ysud sliisg reform Rent cans
were t5sS tftts; q nowhere Ii9 the Stale Con
IvepN0R at the party held atDobTmbia
lyestBpday. .,G PatriSts Of the Moses and
Whittetfefe order oitnum beGea them
nearly two to one. After roughtnnd-
tumble ight,a colored Granite named
over Chamberlain, by vote. OF 50 TO
40 I Ir.A-, =. L---LLS 9ll< n
The daily gazette., 1876-04-12
Ths New Departure

Fa5fSbHl Post, - ". z y -, II. !
ThsenstieaaiahI eops.enBieu Of cello aeeloored
zenss which met at NashYihs ION Thurs
dayY,rssolved TO abolish color and race
lines and hereafter VOTE as they pieased.
The leader daclh Jared they never .wonId
again vote solid wit the; Repu bliean pare
ty, hut make the best terms they could
with their southern 1friend5,;;, wifl6i1 is ii
wise step, and will 60 farther I'd elevate
them in the respect of their eoinrfy than
by blindly following the1ead of nybody
The daily gazette., 1876-04-12

SALES OF MoNEY;--Last night at the
regular meeting of City Lpana -Associ-
per cent? Z Gna5oI ,amoT'R Z Y775
Mechanics Loan, last night, Sold
$400, I'd series, at l6t per cent. In the
paymentefi the expired shares, first
series, 500 sold .at,3l PEI, cent. and $3.50
at 2 per cent.
The daily gazette., 1876-04-12
YTIyO0 AlTeA2 M2N Mhyyl
THIRD EDITION.
ynsqmQSE BzEEIn2rJ
THE FULL ft1AFNfi FNfiNE5 II . $ortfaE 'Q61cksrEr
,3NIQ ~ AMATEURS. ~ J,!y /

tLlHl = " TtfJ TT 80 = -
Myers and Evans, late of the Harris.
burg Expetts,i have beeh secured for
the seHsen by thB QHiristep Amateurs,
the. former as shert stop oand change
catcher, and the latter asfeftfleld and
change Pitchef.s&i Tie fplll fppllll ppine eslnt is now
az. detJ0W8sa .p43 QaoaoARa sI&At
TalleyS ocatciier; Lafferty,r pitcher;
Mey tsh1tt Stop and chahge; catcher;
Geaty Tfmffiets and B,tReha1t on the
bases;rE Evans. &obapge pitcher, Kelley
and Stock iHithe HEIDI Il
Tfe Hih4A&lA Eo1iht6 practice next
week in order topsepafe fsf the open
l1g q; game VIII rs RFag9NTlynasS yaS elas
The QuiekatepI professionals have
completed their playing nine by secsr,
ing Arundel, of the Philadelphia Arch
ers, as pitcher, Tho nine will go into
practtoe N next1weell.IE9A ILIJrRT.
The daily gazette., 1876-04-12

A Noisy PRlsisfBB.-In the Hall
cells last night, was q drunken prisoner
who kept the heishkofhood fn an up
roar with hts yeils Hes WOULD not keep
quiet and finally the usual remedy for
violent and Unreasonable prisoncrs-a
dash of cold water-was applied. In
this case, However, it had ne effect,
and the man howled away until he
stopped from sheer exhaustion.
The daily gazette., 1876-04-12

A ss"nsssG so% ssa Sssss ns
J ohp, Done, were struck by an engine
on the Eastern Shore X. Il, one day
last week and each had 2 leg broken
.sdssi; 81 Ell s Darn IS asRsf
last wesk 4 BE M MfSst, bS deattth, Z tfias faltt''
valued a. $22U.s , ~ ,lti .e?i7G 'F.sGa
Calvin Reid, of: Princess ANNE, was
thrown and dragged by a mule. o1e,
day last Week, and severely injured: !
Wheat looks well throughout the
county, and farmers Are making con-
siderable progress with their crops.
The daily gazette., 1876-04-12
pEGIsTRY BUREAU NOTICE,

s Alllpr0befty holders within the city who
havs not had their property registered. are
respectfully requested to presepl TO thisiof-
nee q correct description OF their property.
A copy OF the Registry Law and blank
ferns t ter the aeserlptlon,of propsrty Will be
All deeds cohveyances, or transfers OF Real
Eaate lmadecaNef July 1Ith, 1874, must be
entered in thls oficebefore they arc sent to
New Castle to berecoTdeds =.
NJ. c. CONWELL,
Chief Engineer and Surveyor,
mar2stf 00o'i tenth and King Streets.
The daily gazette., 1876-04-12
Sheriff Lambson.
.,hl&o oaila Nha farn1

: SHERiiFF's SALE,-Sherlff Lambson.
onTuesday, sold atpuble sale the farm
If Chas. Q. Henry, situated on the
load between New Castle and Red
Lien, containing 100 acres with man
sisn house and other buildings TO JAS.
III. Ray, of Newark, for ~, so: Tits hs
is $50 less than Mr. Ray gave fpr, the
Same farm at recent sale which the
Court set aside. a9..ce ga -e-s7 s-.''.'
The daily gazette., 1876-04-12

A ToUGH SroRY.-Can any Whining
ton sportAmen beat this-teugh story from
the Cdnadidn Farmer about man named
Langley, who went to st. Mary's bay
geese hunting. Seeing moose ON the
opposite shorebe fireI and at the SAND
moment porpoise leaped l. om the wa
tse %esst I'd VI ySSSi9s assssea @ M tss
to paddle across to the moose. There he
noose in ReilJa i4s tree es
which was a store Of Wild honey. which
was flowing through the hole made w
the. bullet. Raachfng for what .sAe
Thought wasa sHek 70 Plug up the hole,
he caught, o rahbet by the leg. Rather
startled sH6 hraw It. violently from hius
and struck q cetey Of eighteen partridges
kilhns-tfeR elh 1NA E,TOO,
The daily gazette., 1876-04-12

RELEAssg 2Thos. Pennington; who
was reteptlt eSafhsd Ifn NeRRl Castle
ON a 0kaHge Of fforgepy, to- await trial
at the tb5S Court !was discharged,
last tlfYeIingg, 8, the Grand Jury hasiAg
ignored the bill against him. Heiw was
much 6lated at his escape, div lsess.o
The daily gazette., 1876-04-12

PUBLIC TEMPERANCE MEETING
ming Star Diyjsi9n, No, q, Sons Of lem
perance, will hold a public Temperance
meeting. in their hall third stony Nc
Clary's Buildings, Market street, above
Sixth, on Wednesday evening, April 10th +,
aerance addresssswill;b be made lby Rev.
q. T.. MartindaleY and John 8iare, and
good temperance singing will be the or
der Of exercises, everybody is invited.
The daily gazette., 1876-04-12

This tfcket was opposed by twoother
tickets. One contained the names of
John White, F 1eckler,n - Eugene Ro-
gers and James McColgan, and the
other of Jacob Herdman, John PIatt,
John Burnham. A. N. Hizar and Giles
The total vote polled is regarded as
verySHgltI 70, "a 5aa; 1G!aa .f.Fsa e as
The daily gazette., 1876-04-12
A "Psarr r.tafe st frace,e

., A, Any ipysntfR asR sSa iAs loss st
proved blessing 10 lfHaff* thousands Who
have. by tIeit hse. had failing sight restored
or SO arrested as to give fon Parati iyely little
inconvenience. The diamond trademark is
S'ip For sale Slas & sSn ~ : l. 8. c2laArt, No.
4O7 Married 4trseE .atS-on apFlleo1&w.
The daily gazette., 1876-04-12

Ons Of sthk easiest things to catch, and
at the same time one Of the most difficult
to get rid of, is a cough or cold. Dr..
Bulls Cough Syrup, however, always
proves equal to the emergency.
The daily gazette., 1876-04-12

members Of harnomy
IN Lodge. No. 3, A, o. G.. E. arc hereby
notified to attend their, next regular stated
meeting, wEDNESDAY,;A ;Aprie l9thg #r.1H
Will be brought beiorethe ,peetinE.. " L.
.-.-. ., Iiy order OF the Lodge ,1Io OF;
APPS St 'r-' SECRETARY.
The daily gazette., 1876-04-12

General Banks ca Alled,Hpon Secretary
Fish Tuesday and 4nddfred whether
the Government was tskfpg any, steps
toward giving D fitting reception to
the Empetnr Of Brazil, Who vii arrive
in this country in q AfewAdays.4i,The
Secretary stated that the Emperor had
positively declined any reception or
entertainment, bptlthe Secretaries of
State, War and the Navy would go to
New York In advance of his arrival to
welcome him to our shores.
The daily gazette., 1876-04-12
[Ht1IsffNtft1N -MXRREIN.
%4N.I0l,l65.5 5ts 4bAlllH T. 1876.
|Oa,ons at the Brandywsne NJ ilis Ior
Va Hfein-0orrected Daily:
sPECIAt NOTA ID. !.
E.yunkel,s Bitter Win Of lren

prr been known to fail ! > the cure bf
Ilas, attended with symptolnss indistin
T, b ef fsrtion; fsss Of memory difiputty
fuihins; general weakpess; Horror of
d; veal, nervous trembling; dreadful
a Of death; night sweats; cold feet
{nes; dimness OF vision; lpDguOr; uni--
EIlassitude Of the muscular systemj en0f-
appetite with dyspeptic' symptoms );
binds; flushing of the body. dryness Of
Hin; nalIid countepance and etpRtiens
Eniage bu fifrihg De haobd patti III Che
!, heaviness of the eyelids; frequent
q spots dying before the eyes with tten :,
Ittuhusion and 1oss OF sight; want Of
EtOn, etc. These symptoms ell arise
IA Weakness, and 10 remedy that Use H..
tykEl's Bitter Wine OF Irons 1t: neyer
! thousands, at6 now enjeying. heal tn
khave used 1t. Take only y, + K KENssEBB.
kSus o. connterfeits and base iMitationss
E1ukel's Bitter Wine Of Iron ii sol usil
)n,Al oyer the country, druggists.thesn-
Eslake an initiation and txg-as-.eela,sis
u tktir customers, when They CALI Tor
tiersBtter Wind of Iron. HII !
fkd,s Bittr wiAa of Iron isIptt pbbnE
4 bottles. and has b yellow wfatper hide
|jst on the outside with the proprietor's g
&9Uaph on each bottle, Always look for
photograph on the Outside. and you will
.ls be sure 10 get the; gsnain% $fpey
te or six Tor s.. Sold by druggists and
In Everywhere.
The daily gazette., 1876-04-12

Shad 2eass Ashys eacEs herring 15a2O
per dozen; pfkfsSs IS per Pcinna cin catfish, Is
dol halibnt 8 40. / yellow perch, ,12s2O pei
punch; lake shad, 10 per pound, ~, --
The daily gazette., 1876-04-12
farah Jane Hapser } SO, May Term. 1876 =
Benton Msaser. la AIS 'Nn0'on. IN e4's.:i.ii

f4FaA arss H'H''r a. As. ss sasen: ns1 s's.35
New Castle County, IS. N - IS. j; - e ~
~, ,,The State of Delaware to the
EEaT\ Sheriff Of New, Cas- Ito county, greet
1 1.-s lHgt Whereas, Sarah j ane Hkdsef
fT,0, ~ iy her petition to judges OF 1oIr
superior Court, fled in the office of the Pc
thVg0tafy OF said Eburtin and for the4soda6{
Of New Castle. for the cause of complAint
dherein alleged and made appitcatfon to our
aald Judges that decree may be pronounced,
dissolving the, aitarriAget existing between
dhs RetitioAer aud her husoaun isns Benton
HauSef. . II 49, IT..
We, .thsretere,, command you, as you have
heretofore been commanded, that you sum-
Ihon J;ehton Hauser SO that he be and appear
9etefe 1the saist Judges ofiUitr said Superior
Qoprt, at the ne 1t termetfi ereot, TO be held at
New Gaatle, ip1 end fotdthei County Of New
0aaslei ON fendey, .tifr .fwentyssceon day
Of May next.YtS aysNer the ally Sat}3ns OF the
said petitlon, and also " SHOW cause, X
any he has, why deeie6t t6tth8 said oodft
snr not Ss %ade aSSRRs S ss
case made and provided, and also TO do and
receive what the said Court shaw then An0
seefs ts eGnsiasg sss asaSt sSS T ~ s
slstent with the provisions. Of the r9if fcts q
And have soh then and there this wTly
Witness olieIHoh. Edwaru W. Giipih. ESQ,
at New Castle, the Seventh ttay otpecember,
A. d. Eighteen Hundred and Seyenty:1ye.
Attest; CHAs aa;SSSassrx IsG;;GSSGs; y {
lssuedFeb'y 8tb, ls1i.L HTl7ca
L do hereby certify that the above is a
ttue copy of the original writof AB. Sum
niopo&Gq zH- 20 WaE H. 'LAMBSsoN. \
,ct .;s,, ,SJai4 diAr,E cEAsherin'
The daily gazette., 1876-04-12
DIED.

the 11th inst, jeremiah
/ Dodsworth. IN the SD year Of his age
spectfully invited q Attend the, funeral. to
lea4eSh q resid ence efhis sonlfiI III ", Joseph.
b, 'Eaxgle3. 'sS6 walnut street, On FrldaS a5
T. 9,s,osi ,,ss IND 4 tsysaan s1a
The daily gazette., 1876-04-12
: ROBERT HUTTON,
Plumber and Gas Filter,
l No 3O2 French Street.

Having removed to the aboye named n
store. and having everything in my a.
line OF bisiness, Fam prepared t2 do AN
all kinds Of Plum hing anit:asl iitting Ik&
rates IN a w0rhAn'As s I%VlS3a9 sag Re9aeEate
- Oiisl1anao 1sRaifIssi ysa
Of different snss kst kss,taS& Ss bsaa aadS St6r sale
the public are ipylredt u I've, hin a cal. ~
aprlld3m Sftc R3BERT HUTTON.
The daily gazette., 1876-04-12
n GENERAL NEWS,

The committee Of The Congregation
al Association 1aHe issned1 an urgent
call for IL new eyidescs hearing on the
chargesaagninst Mr.! BeechBrss No ,3...e
''A 'Aaamsns u }eyslstiialGal ID q las i been.
made ereonnerningr MIR. sBiafney whOffs
ehafEede with havingtrcceiyed @G4 900
from the Bhfon Pacific railroad. d..
In the election 9of. city officers in
Lockpert, No 20 yesterday THE repub-
licaas elected Samuel n; Danjels 5pfay-
or ana tIeHtsee 1ut pf the four AID effaen.
The daily gazette., 1876-04-12
MEATS.

.fteMing pieces, 7a1el per- pound round
steak, IA do; roast I2ale; Z II 6aT8;
best outlets, 18as0 pn shop ii Ito Is;
leg Of Mutton. Hal 6;Fo oastio GEeaa & Sails
lamb, 16a20; hams d6a2G; shoulder, 1Dad2;
lard, 16; chiPped beef; s8s3O.s s''s:ln yiitaG :.
The daily gazette., 1876-04-12
E1NAL No'Ticg4FAX YES FOE 1s7s. z l. :.

f1fNAL NOTICE Ia XEs Fok 1875. .
T. Tins is the last appeafwe shall make to |
deun9uents for, CITY and a 6ehopli Taxes 3or
Gssa ssH s1a o sasa
Some fem have paid nd attention. TO- these re- !
quests, while some ethers haye promised and
have not paid Now, on acSoJiht OF the short
for the money, we % are sbil sea ffosh aee eessity
and for our own, pi ote crippc to levy On 1.-The
goods and cbattels OF each delinqqent, and
having cQmtnenced todo 80. we viii continue
paid.I Those iaving napI property and who
are not abe TO pay, ewip ldeqses call at tlre
collectors Office and make, satisfactory tars
rangeme eifts, and TO- those who are able 70
ray md win not wessay that we az not in
tend TO pay for them. and Cxea ask theHl to
there s i is nothing iSf ID d5 but pay the aity
taxes or take them to 1ad. aurptbsl latter we
w ydagss gsssabyslS SS Ii Ea,. sixth sasH
NfSass noars AaS ifSs ns 4 NJ to Il
tosF Nj iTpGg. 2n, "n. !,an ,io 4
Receiver Noa4hefn Distriet dSclddhs aI13
nsf'A or e'p '''ee' EDWARD : FARMER. liz
/ Receiver Of Southern District thcitdhg
al atq south tthhessGah q sGlHathh street 9gfi sl9roq
IINoTIGE EEQ5 REAL ESFATE roSENg
rt,oo+-oa .sal Frs hsioo, priso
THOSE WHO SELL OR TRAN SEER
lRarA9 u BSPATR iWTET OBTfGE THE
lUNDEBSlGsMEDi BY1EAWING oAoNUI
lTIGE THEREqF. Az 0gH OFF ItSlEi
THAT WE MAY ASSESS. IT TO THE
PROPER OWNERS. p"Sp = SIiuqh1
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a,,asitinn cd ,ERAMARpt tsA FAEEM&ss Ess5ssSs+ss. 4,
may l....aa..a SlasSi Gasy 1isseasNi S Z
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s5sS 1sSsss a. Syss e. 5stal eles Gard prompt
stssaSsf oasse NS. Sesi TsnSsh II hG, Street. S.a "a
.mRr2eLs I'm sd Ynni 9iOB1B muD ~
.lDATENTs OBTAINED.TS No charge, fol
L preliminary searohs antbna fee reqthFed
hi free t0is UoNNbfLY ri BR5s., sSIieitors IA
IWalnptEstyeet, PhilAdelphia,I and r6es fNtnth
street. Wasitihsten, d, e. %arftd&NSmp, n SSp',,
lINDTICE- CE--REMUyAL.-tD.idQ 1 Qpinby has
lllN moved 70 No. soi MARKET STREET
Il spct29tt 80 GGt-mb97.9 s-9Hl l9DA
lD EMoVA,. .sI9dUI Moi Q
[h-QR hPRINGER- has--EeR.eved-ts -efs
Market street. eNl0AA1L. Mmar2l.2w.
IRXgELSIoR LOAN ASSQCdARIQNy y5s3et
JlN Shares OF Fourth Series Stock Is now or
Tered for sale-b65ks ready, ,ETst payment
tan be made at any time oh or before uesda.
4 pay, April 4th, 1916 Apply 70. % tr..1TlL
RI ;.snci...is 9 ID. T.. HAWKINS, Set'y. Z.
u mar29-et a. No. 4si Market street.
The daily gazette., 1876-04-12

y OTIUE.-A meeting Of the VIfuBtees Ol
~, the Poor for New Castle County wilI be
held at the Aims House. on Wednesday, the
having bills against the institution will
,iease hand them to the Conmlssieher' for
their Hundred, OF the Treasurer 4; il
JOHN w. EvANS,s!I
aprl0tm ,..... Clerk.
The daily gazette., 1876-04-12
OrIfhe Bath.

or 1.-THE Bath.
M 4. ibs'nshas, Bath Towels, Bath sponges
ssa soaps in extensive variety. Also
isNG braps. Brushes, etc, of morse
Wy Friction Gloves, and many other
psaNhe same .classat re. -
4. BR1NGHURsT q CO.,
Vorner Sixth and Market streets
Pine Nail Scissors
~ 20 sMNglIt} NAL Brushes, Hand
la's nail Flies, Nail Polishers, etc, for
FV 4. BRINGHURST Il CO.,
corner Sixth and Market streets.
The daily gazette., 1876-04-12
The New Castle Election.

The municipal election in New Cas-
tic, on Tuesday, came off quietly, there
was spirited opposition to several of the
successful candidates, Tie result was
as follows:
The daily gazette., 1876-04-12
PRODUCE.

Butter, zOa5O per pound; eggs 23a25
per dozeni fruit buffers, l0a12 per pound
cranberries. 15a18 per quart; apples, 20a
80 per half peck; potatoes 12a15 40. Sweet
potatoes, I5a18 do; onions, 15a17 do;
Spring onions,t ten cents pet bunch j.;
beans.1 per Iqnartj peas, hominf ana
soaked Germ sa2g DE- Z! J { abbage. saf Per psar
a fse do Ssa ffu fSps, ssr
pared, l5a2Q per pound; honey. j Sa30j pen
pound; oranges, 18d80 PER pezen; lem IONS,
20aa5 do. a-9Ta:i sclirrt, i9 s'ff