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Msrc,, : A go oF GOLD Pumpkin City, Va.
Mr. C. - so Dear Virgnian,-I visited
hnnon'S '.Re -. horper's gold mine, on the
yd rrI a. VI, fiver, and am happy to inform
gi,5o VI - vast riehness.-Lyach5ura Vsr.
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80 Naomi j. Walker is appointed
TS, r. at G,ohe's Mills, Roanoke county,
ON, ~ I've W. A.J' Fox. The post.office at Look
~ ~, !eVetick county, Va, is discontinued
Va. 'Ao pspefS 90 10 w inchester,
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l, mr. ,m coisr In feminine fashions isutade.
. De bieW.-Norristo,en Herdld.-S--
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GROCERIES. DC. st1ars ~.
ENGLISH PICKLES., MUSTARD, and
H. SAUCE, receiving from steamship "Nova
ScoUian," direct from hessrs. Crosse & Blackwell
Lsneon. .r 4"..| -. .' f..
ENGLISH PICKLES, assorted, packed in quart
&c EssGLisH DURHAM MUSTARD in pound and
half pouRt bottles. - ,. .>,
ENGLISH SAUCE, LEA & PERKINS, WOR-
CESTERSHIRE" genuine sauce, In quart and pint
''''>O DAVENPORT & MORRIS,
de 25.sm Importers
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ToRj PHILADELPHIA., n


L
T0R5PHILADELPHIA4 b FFeS
Steamer Att ACE. csp.1,n Gam, ssII receive
freight for The ssose. port TN ny EsDAf TIE 14,h
\ Erright taken for wilmington, Dial, Providence
and Boston, and bills Of Iadina signed through Z
PassaRe 10 PhiiadeIpfiis Including nseafs ahd
stater9on. Saur!t9 f'Y4 2. 5P0RTER0Agcnt, :
mn L3.z :. ....s- y NO: I'D DECK street
IEOR NEW Y0RK.-The. Old EHks
Dominion Steamship Compsnyt Sal
steamship WYAAQEE,-C aAtain CUGCHf Will sail
TUESDAY, Aarrh 14fh, at O'Clock A. d.
Freight received until 9 O'Clock 0hray evening.
Through MIS- OF hding signety and Rooos fsr-
warded with faspateh 70 All Dpipts north, south,
Passenger Rscnn naodstions nnsrpassed. Ji'} ]!
Fars to Ner York, $12; steerase, 30; round.
For freight or passage apply to eyt;4ss5 e
-. g. ~. ALLEN 4 Co, Agents, j,
NH 1921 coEspany's Wharf. kecnetts
DHILAD EIrP La. RICH c&R&
L .AOND, AND NORFOLK STEAM-s3ll
SHIP LINE.-FOR PHTLaDEEPHfA twice. a
line viii leave Philadelpbtn every TUESDAY and
SATURDAY., and Rlchmond every Tuesday
AID FRIDAY at I Q O'Clock. ~ 90! : a'p3tL
Freight taken II low rates for ait parts OF Hew
dorsey, Pennsylvania and Delaware. foe rPrOvf
dence and Boston,. Also for Liverpool and Ant.
weFp ota RED star AND "A merriam Steamship lines
and, bills OF lading signed t;1rnng IN p
W.P. P0RTER, Agent Il
.gg;f sgsgs --tt2425 Dock street, Richmond .
WILLIAM P.GLYUE & CO., =
NH Ii No, IL South WbarTes, Pbifadelphia. D
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go ~ ~ shE3 .EsiAIu.sTt !
- Sts5'E ,i'TE &%ZIEI ssyt
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Mcortce pase-g. o.. tGsCo.n3lc. Z B. B., 23c.
~ y. g. 23c.: Is. Coz 24c; r. s., Csc: Anchor
Etc; H. q. c.. 26c. t1.y g., Csc. y
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IRON 2 American refined. Old Dominion. q 4s10@
81 Oc.Ta b, :: English and .AmerIcan sheet 4ksn
5kc.; Swedes, hammered. 6A@7c-: hoop, 5@6Ac.
-Aorgeshoes:s s5.25aA6!50 Per Ees- s@t4E
+ Ht.leshoes: S6.25GS6.56 par keg.!Es i11b1.
|. NdtLs: Old eDcminion,. SS per keg for! stand.
ard-that Ia. ten penny :other sizes extra y 800;
!, PI0rgas GasttBgss Wholesale, 4hc - retasis DC
RoDs :Mantila. best ,I6@lsc ;tute. 9Nc... -
I, Gnnns: iPeruylan (GuanaPet $50 ga ton
a.FoWl, h6aS-Pactacs ~ I .hahpons
sapsyphospaass, ssOis E!Qsfh sfI Rssssas "
asiiilA. ad;TgfaG HEYla gatit sa.ts Id ,
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,Hides.pLeather, &c

:. Htdss: Green. 425c,; dry sailed. sAllc- dry
IefeT Sole leather oak. 35 @A0c.: solelesthes,
henalock, 26@SQc.: country upper. 25@A5c.: city
1nish lS622c, a foot q kip. 50c.@$1 n b.: har-
ness. connrry.7 25030c.: CITY, finish. 356a4oc. u
B.; csifskins, French, 91.2b0S2.2o y b.i rough
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SOUTHERN BONDS.

One OF the most remarkable things to
Northern men, who are familiar with the
outrages perpetrated upon the South
since the war by carpet-baggers, is that
the Southern people still show a willing
6sposition 70 pay the bonded debt which
the scoundrels who were forced into ofi-
cial positions by Grants bayonets con-
tracted. 1t is question whether these
bonds should not bo repudiated entirely.
Certainly they were not created by le.
gally elected authorities? No people
should be made to pay debts that were
forced upon them by thieves placed in
power against their will to rob and i'm.
poverish them. Morality and common
sense teaches that all such debts should
be repudiated. If man buys horse
that is stolen he cannot hold it against
the demands Of the owner; and thosc
who bought Southern State bonds, crea.
ted by the negroes under the dictatior
OF Grants carpet -baggers, ought not t,
expect to recover their value. A lesso,
ought to be taught to these NortherI
thieves.
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THE HARD TIMES.

There is NO doubt that the times are
hard. Every man who finds at the end
Of the year that he has not been able to
make the two ends meet" comes at
once to this conclusion. We have felt
them in Delaware for several years and
no less during the past year after trying
very earnestly to be economical in our
habits. The cause of the hard times" is
partly due to the enormous burden of
taxation that has rested upon the States
for more than whole decade.
This taxation has robbed our people
Of all the surplusage of their labor.
Short crops had their effect; and added
to this was the destruction of foreign
markets and low prices for grain. All
this, however, could mol PROSTATE the
peoples efforts. They have struggled
msnfully against tariffs. taxes and the
raGfmoney panics. They have made
large savings; but they have been rob-
bed Of these savings annually. Numer-
ous officials at high salaries. and inter-
nal revenue drafts have taken all the
people could save from their crops and
Left them nothing with which to replen-
ish the soil. 1t also has grown poor in
consequence Of the tax gatherer's as
seesments. Profits that are always very
small have been taken away by the
Washington officials. The people have
NO, idea Of the vast amount of meney
little Delaware has been made to pay to
the Radical Administrations in the past
ten years. Under Democratic Admins
trations all these savings were left at
home in the pockets of the people, and
the land was thereby enriched and grew
valuable.
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StHERIFF'3 SALE.
> by virtue of II writ OF Fl. Fa 10 me di.
rected. wi br exposed to Public Sale, on
the premises, on the WILLOW Bridge arm.
n The road from Mi.ldlet0wn 10 Noun,
Pleasant In Ct Georges' Hundl cd, in New
Castle county, Delaware, ON
FRIDAY,
THE I4tn Day OF JANUARY. Is C
ht o clock. a. NJ.
The following described Personal Pro
perty, viz:
Five hesd of good horses, ] COW 2S shoats
double ca riage with pole ] buggy WAGON,
farm wagon, market wagons, Ones'
pea, h sssOrter, ! cider press. cutting box
iruit dry er. hay fork, plows, harrow cuIt,
vaiors, forks r kes and shoyels, 20 o peach
baskets; wagon, carr Age and plOw harness
saddl 8 and brides, 80 bushe o OF corn n
bushelr Of potatoes lot Of hay, 10 n res o
wht at /, the ground iodder straw, &c
Household furnitu. o, eof,s. cNaiis, tables
beds, bedsLeadh AMI Dedd ng, stoves, &c
eized and taken in ex' hon as the pro
perry Of Ri hnrn q. knight aud G. A. knight
and 70 be sold by
WIN. II. LAMBSON. Sheriff.
sher fi's Office. Nex Ca,tle. !
Dec 20 A -, 1875 dec30 2tsu
A creuit OF 90 days will be siSep on nj
sums OF go and over. Cash for al tams un
der.
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MARYLAND LEdIsLATuEE.-rhe cleo
tion OF Hon. Daniel Fields President of
the Senate and other officers of the body
completed the organization of both bran
ohes of the General Assembly of Mary
land yesterday, and the Governors mes
sage was sent in. The vote for Govern
or of the State ct the late November
election was counted by the Speaker Of
the House in the presence of the attend
Ing Senators, and Hon. John Lee Carroll
was officially declared elected.
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MARYLAND.

The message of Governor Groolne.
sent to the Legislature of MARYLAND
yesterday, shows that the receipts for
the year ending September Both last,
including balance of 1855, ,106 in the
Treasury, were 3,474, 1856, and the
disbursements 90 ,436, ,075, leaving in
the treasury on October LIST balance
Of 81, l,0SS,l Ill. In, luded in the dis
bursements was $685., ,14S for the sink
ing fund. The aggregate of the State
debt for which interest is to he pro.
vided is 81 ,372, ,e77, which is Off ct by
productive assets to the amount OF so. =.
O65 900; leaving the net debt Sc. .3O4.
167. The unprOductive assets of the
State aggregate $22 ,555, 1888, of which
the sum OF $20,94i, ,74S is in bonds.
stock and interest of Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal The Governor does not
share the growing feeling against
making State appropriations 20 private
charitable and sectarian institutions.
He says many of these institutions are
doing the State valuable service in
maintaining and educating classes of
Its citizens who might otherwise be-
come charge upon the public. To
withdraw the State aid from such
would greatly embarrasssome Of them
and impair their usefulness. At the
same time care should be taken before
renewing these appropriations to as
certain that the institutions are deserv
Ing of the States bounty, and the
tendency should be to cutail ra,h eI
than increase these gratuilies and
prepare the way for their ultimat.
abolition. The Governor recommend
Q liberal appropriation for the repre-
sentauon of Maryland's products at tn,
Centennial.
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A,HE IEP'S SALE.

NtE IEP'6 SALE
- by virtue Of writ Of Venditioni Expo-
mas TO me direcyod, will be EXPOSED to Public
sale at tho
ID LAWARE HOUSE, No. .6i3 MARKET ST.
KEEP; by George W. Ortlip. in toe t, of viii
miIgtcn. New Cas IL county. Delaware, on
SATURDAY.
THE 22d DAY OF JANUARY, 1876.
At2 clock D m.
The fol'owinE drsorib d Raal Es'ate. viz:
No. All that certain lot Of land situued
In the CITY OF Wilmington, Della ware, with a
tn. ee 5t ry Brick dwelling erected thereon,
bounded and de cribed as follows, VIZ:
btginninK at a stake on the Southerly side
OF Fourth street at the distance OF one hun
di ed ann foi ty-iuur feet from the easterly side
Of Adams slrout enc hundI cd feet to the
nor,h herly side of an ailey four tc't wide
leading fom Adams street to NJ 'nroe street,
thence westerly and along said alley side and
parallel with fOnrth sJreet fifteen feot to
other lands Of Abe Il. Woolst n. thence nor
therly and pa alicl with Adams street one
hundred fott to the aforetaid side OF Fourth
,trect and thence herewith easteriy fifteen
feet to the p'nce VI beginning, with the free
and uninter upted use OF tRld al ey In com
mon with ott ers entitled thereto.
No ?, All tn It certain ot OF land situated
in the city OF Wilmington. Delaware bound
cd ant e, embed as follows, viz: Beginning
on the northeriy side of fifth street at the
distance OF thirty-iOur rect from the corner
formed by the intersection OF the line OF the
northeIly side of Fifth street with the line of
the westerly side Of Monroe street, thence
northeriy and paral ell With Monroe street,
SIXTY six feet and six inches to a corner,
thonce westerly and parallel 10 Fifth street
sixteen feet and Blk inches TO a corner, then q
ao,itDer and parallel with Monroe street
sixty-six ct and six inches with the nor
theriy s'de si Fifti street, and thence east
cry ong SAID side OF Fifth st, sixteen feet
and s'x inchts to the place OF beginning.
seiEed and taken into execution a. the
property of Jtrouish II. Wood. aud 70 be
sold by
VIM II LAMBSON, Sheriff.
Sherif's Office. New Castle,
JnI uuTy 4, lS,f. jAp6 2awta
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WASHINGTON.
The Debate tn the Senate on the RE-
dempuon of the Legal Tenders.
'peciai Despatch 10 Me World, Jan.

(Npecidi Dsspdfeh 20 he World, Jan. o.
A very interesting little running de-
bate took place to-day on tho currency
question in the Senate. Senator Nor
rill, of Vermont. h ID been reading his
long speech on the subject. Mr. Bogy,
of Missouri, followed, and expressed de-
cidedly Hard Money views. Mr.. Id
munds then took up the question aud
chose to treat it simply i'll partisan
manner, insisting that Democrats were
to blame for obstructing resumption,
and dwelling upon Sherman's ResuDp-
ton bill. This brought Mr.. Thurman
out, and in the most cutting and forcible
manner he clearly showed up tho history
of the Sherman bill, concocted in n eau
Gus by q mongrel crowd composed of in
fationists, Hard Money men and no mo-
ney men at all, as n compromise and
blind. Mr.. Thurman's little speech was
sharp and we'll applied and entirely dis
posed of Mr.. Edmund's buncombe. Sc
nator Eaton also came in with as sharp
little speech as ever had statistics in
it. But the most effective point made
was by Senator Bayard. He stated in
substance that during the six years that
he had been in the Senate he as a menu
ber of the Finance Committee had only
one view on the subject, and that was TO
get bIck to Specie Payments, and that
at all times he was thwarted by the
Chairman of the Finance Committee,
Mr.. Sherman, the very concoctor of the
celebrated Christmas gift that after a
year is found to be sham and faulty.
He appealed to Mr.. Sherman and to
the record whether he had not refused
TO allow a single word as an amendment
to the bill proposed by Mr.. Bayard to be
inserted, viz: the word destroy" or
that all notes once redeemed should DO
destroyed. Mr.. Bayard further charac-
terized the Sherman bill as one of those
false measures that would suit infa-
tIonists under any imitation Secretary Of
the Treasury and Hard Money men un-
der an honest Secretary like the present
occupant. MIR. Bayard's pointed attacks
were unanswerable and Mr.. Sherman
took refuge in u rambling spread eagle
answer, dwelling upon the glory and
greatness of the country, but by no
means satisfying Mr.. Bayard's well put
and pointed question. All this time the
President pro tenpore was in the chair
the most ardent Rag Money man in the
Senate; put IN the chair by these bon
combe advocates for resumption, and
thus giving contradiction to the sin
cereity OF their vauntings.
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Shes iH's sale.

RY virtue OF wit of Levari Fseias 10 nc
directed. will be exposed to Public sale
at the
DELAWARE HOUSE. No. 5ls MARKETsr.
kept by GecrRo W Ortlip. in he city of VIII
mingt0n. New Cds'l, county. Delaware, on
T kDAY,
TIE 22d DAY OF JANUARY, 1875,
At2 O'Clock T.. M.
the follow ng Described Real Estate, VIZ:
All Til c.I ta n iut uf Ian situ ate IN the
city W lminHton, In he county and state
aforesaid, berinninB at point on the south
erly side OF Sixth sLrevt between jackson
anu nBdreD streets at the distance OF one
hundr,d d and sixty-twO iect we, terly from
the Westerly Eide of jackson street, thence
southerly and para lei to Jackson street ON q
hnndred and twenty ight 70 t TO a stake.
thence westerly and parallel with sixth
'treet thhty.,ig. fee To n take, theme .
nortnery n d parable with jackson street.
one h n,ired lid twenty eight feet 10 the
Aforesaid ne Of sixth sire / an thence
thereby easl ct thirty eli ht f.,t 70 toe
place OF b ginning, be IN Contents thereof
nha- they nay.
Seized and taken IN execution as tho pro-
porty of be"ry A. Ma msten, and Custaya
his wife. hnd terrc tenant, and 70 be soiI by
MN IL, - 5iBoON. onerln.
5her IT'S Ofhae. New Castle.
Jan A. D.. 1876 iaL6 2tawts.
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CONGRESS-.

In the U. 8. Senate, yesterday Mr.
Logan, of Illinois, who had been i'll
for some time, appeared in his seat
Mr.. Morton, of Indiana, from the
Committee on Privileges andElectIons
reported that it was in the power of
the Senate to elect new President
pro tempore, If desired. Messrs.
Cooper and Merrimon, of the Commit.
tee, dissented from the report. Several
Lills were introduced, and, on motion
of Mr., Sargent of California, the Ju-
dietary Committee were instructed to
inquire if legislation is necessary to
secure indemnity to the United States
for ,dvances to the Pacific Railroads.
&c. The bill of Mr.. Morrill,, of Yer
mont. to provide for the redemption of
legal tenders, was discussed, and re.
fPrred TO the Committee on Finance.
After an executive session the Senate
adjourned.
Ia the House Mr.. Randall, of Pa,
from the Committee on Appropriation s
reported u resolution, which was
adopted, directing The Military Com
mittee to consider and report whether
the pay and allowance of officers of
the army can be reduced. Mr. Hopkins
of Pa, from the Select Committee on
the Centennial, reported bill appro.
priating 81 800, 900 for the completion
of the Centennial buildings, etc. The
bill was referred to the Committee of
the Whole. Various bills were intro.
duccd and referred. Mr., Rea, of Mis-.
souri,, offered a resolution declaring
against any further contraction of the
currency, and demanded the previous
question. The previous question wal
refused-yeas "a, nays 122-and tn,
resolution was referred to the Com
mittee on Ways and Means. Mr.
Schieker of Texas, offered resolution
for the appointment of a eeiect com
mittee toinvestigate theMexican raids
After discussion, the matter was re
ferred to the Committee on Militar,
Affairs. Mr.. Blaine, of Maine, asket
Mr.. Randall whether he desired t
bring his amnesty bill to a vote OF
Monday next. Mr.. Randall said Ii,
did, whereupon Mr.. Blaine offered
substitute excepting Jefferson Davis
and reqiring the amnestied to take al
oath of allegiance before the U, s
Court, Adjourned until Monday.
The daily gazette., 1876-01-07

CnFkIPP'S SALE.
- ny virtue OF q writ OF Vcnditioni Expo-
na W nc d1rected will be exp 'sed to pub.
o taie, n ne corner o. seventh aL d POuar
streets Wilmington, Ia New Lastie county,
Delaware, ON
TUESDAY.
THE 18TH DAY OF JANUARY, A. D., 1875
All O'Clock, = NJ,
The following described personL property
viz;
L,t {" MolasAes, sugar soap. teas canne d
goods, tp'o .. ch Dn vare, willow ware
pown,r. orietl fruit. scAles, meat, household
& GUS.
H+.,y. and tak"D n execution as the nro-
erly Of cha. -. BE- telc amt 20 re- toin by
WILLIAM H. JAMESON, she~11
ShcTin'k Once, New CastIo I
jan. 8, A. D.. lSIds ian 6stavse
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HERIPF's BALE

- thGhAArE y bhtsI1.
- by virtue OF ID writ OF Vendtt..
l'onas 70 me direc ed, VIII be cxposed,.
lie sale ut the
DELAWARE HOUSE. No bl3 MARRpI
kept by George W. Ortlip, in the c,,v :.
nington, New Castle county, Del, on
SATURDAY,
the PAD DAY OF JANU AIRY, And
at O'clock. Pm,
The following described real es,a,e >,
A that certain lot or piece Of land u
two stOried franc house therebn a,
situate in tho City OF Wilmington. NJ
Ito county, and : tato Of Delaware. anS. &
cd and described as follows. to vii.
D. ginning at the intersection Of thu
crly side OF 5hallcross Avenue with n.
erly side Of Harrison street. thenrs
said side OF said street, norther v th,.
dred feet TO u stake. thence south@.
and parallel TO Lowering Avenue w.
dred feet to stake, thence southwsl
and parallel to harrison street one hs,1
and 6fty feet TO q stake, thence n0rthsr-t
parsIl to Lowering Aver ne, one h..
feet to stake, thence sOutherly and ~
to HaIr rison .treet ono hundred and A.
to the said side OF Shallc, oss Ayenn,
thence thereby northW esterly one h',J
feet to the place Of beginning, be n,
tents thereof what they may.
seized and taken into execution T.
proporty Of Wilbur W. Harris. ausI
sold by
WIN. IL. LAMBSDN, VI
Sheriff's Office. New Oastle.l
January 3, 1915 nnlt.I
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CPECIAL NOTICE TO DELINQUENTs
- OF
Ctfy 81 school I0res for 1875.

We, the undersigned. receivers of said
Taxes do hereby give notice 10 all such per-
sons as have not ca ed or made some ar
rangements that we will send each one
ostal card requesting him or her TO call.
Having render their bills, called time and
again, and while many have called, great
many have not; and the latter we mo / re-
spectfu ly ask TO pivo this Their attcn-
tion, believing as VIC do IN / We have done
our duty in Il ying TO collect these taxes, and
while we have no desire to distress any one.
we have responsibility res ing on us. The
money is due us. " e have given bonds to the
city and we are responsible for il The city
needs the money and is urging us To coll ct
1t or pay II. and we propose 10 do SO. We
must therefore C liect It, And Furthermore,
we do not intend to be two years collecting
one years taxes. All persons. II any there
be, who have uisliI c to being notified by
tai card, will please call at once; for we
do not intend tn make any exceptions. and
when notified we expect al to call and II
they do not they must expect the conseq len
ces.
ONCE No 10 East Sixth street. between
Market and King. Hours from A. N. to IL
NJ from to and to sP NJ.
EDMUND PROVOST,
Receiver Northern District Qncluding all
EDWARD FARMAR
Receiver Southern District (including all
south OF 9th street lan3-s-n
n oTICE TO REAL ESTATE OWNERS.
Those who sell or transfer Real Estate
VIII OblRe the undersigned by leaving
notice thereof at our Office, that we may
assess it TO the proper owners.
kDMUND PROVOST,
EDWARD FARMAR.
Jan. 3, ls16.-u City Assessors.
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OF THE DELAWARE "a
hOAn 60

DOVER, DTL Dec. 9ad, 49,
To the StockhoiderS Of the Dsiaodre Rsa =
compony:
The twenty fourth annual meeting o. !
Stockholders OF this Company. will be Z
at this Office in Dover, on I URsDAf,! u
ury Is 878, at o'c ocz. p. NJ. at VI
time an el, ction will be he Il for Drecsf l
! treasurer to serve the ensuing y'ar
NJ. HAYES, secrt17, \
dec24,3tawtjanl3
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iecl0-u

~ OTICE.-Nntice Ia hereby given that the
~ co-partnership heretofore existing be.
tween the undersigned unner thr firm name
Of Bickta Il Co., is this day dissolved by mn
tusl consent the interest OF James Clark,
kdward McManus anu James Murphy
having been pun chased by Joseph stoeckle
anu Francis Rickta who alone are authorized
to use the firm name in liquidation.
JAMES CLARK,
Il MoMANUs,
JAMES MURPHY,
FRANCIS BIZ KTA,
JUskPH STOECKLE,
WILMINGTON, Del. Dec. lst, ls 6.
NoTICE.-- Joseph Steecgle and Francis
Bickta, having purcha ed the Interest of
james CLARK Edward j. McManus anu Jam ,
Murphy, in the late firm OF Bickta q Co,
viii continue the busincss OF the Di every at
the northwest corner of Fifth and a d ms
treets, in The city of Wilmington, under the
firm name of BIckta x Company
FRANCIS BICKTA,
JOSEPH SlOkLkLE.
Decemb2r lst, ls15-S-lm
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a. Lee IoN "A meeting Of the Stock hold.
T. eIs OF the W ,minyton and Great Valley
Turnpike Co., i'll be held at the Office o.
Edw. Bringhurst, Cor 9Th and Mark ct t eets,
on the 10th day OF lst Mo. (January ls7', ut
|8P. M, hen on Q ection VIII take place for
President Treasure er AID six managers, 70
serve the ensuing year.
II. TAPNALL. JR.,
decS0eod&w Secretary.
The daily gazette., 1876-01-07

T oST-Un sabhs tn, by lady, Rus. ian
IL leather Psckct Book, containing one
ten donar ana one do La note and other
change and small key 8, between pew IN st.
Return $40 West 7th street, ann reward
will be gwen. ian4.4t.
The daily gazette., 1876-01-07
1ssI ross

NJOTICE-To sToCKHoLDFRS OF CITY
~ LOAN ASSOCIATION AT the stock
holders meeting, to be held Jauuary Inn,
amendments TO a ticles l4th and 18th OF the
bylaws. " i'll be called up fr final acti6rt
A full atten Ianco 10 desired. By order oi
the Board OF Directors
janI-it At est, j. l.. PIERCE. Sec'y.
NoIlCE.-Not ce is hereby given that the
IN coI.artnership heretofore existing be-
tween the undert igned under tn frm rame
OF Walker II Colwell, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. the interest OF David Lol-
W ell ba ing been purchased by V. G. Walker,
who alone Is authorized to collect and settle
all bills for and against the said ilfm.
V. C WALK X,
DAVID COLWkLL.