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Business Chances.
1ce Cream.

1ce Cream.
A FACT.-HORTON'' ICE CREAM IS MADE
FROM PURE ORANGE COUNTY CREAM,
and appreciated purity rchnes and certainty Of be
ing delivered gooI order
CHURCHEs FAIRS. STRAWBERRY FESTIVALS &C
supplied at
2jc. PER QUART.
DeIots SO5 Fourthave l264 Broadway and 10 Chstsnst
EUSSELLs ICE CREAM. II Bible House.
Best In The 81 y. Excursions festivals retail ers 70 cent"
psr ii attsutiOn 10 ptt-o town oT irrs
SIMMER BRANCH, so WEST t4rii->T.
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CORPORATION 4 otite5.

IUPpRS FOR STATE COURTS.-The Com
~ .snuer of Juror, II receive applications Tor r
TtoNs iron Jury duty frm a. 10 =. ~: Ia.i,. r."
i,rf,,., formation Tue ClS hsc"In
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SUPREME COURT. CITY AND COUNTY

CUPREME COURT, CITY AND COUNTY
- or EN- YOAh.-C!.AlLE W BLIiA ", pl'nlu
aaau.r SAMUEL II. SWEET, deiendsDt-Suulmons Tor y
an ,iey demand ract tom not ser) TO tle delem
au Nou are herrb, umoned AMI required TO answer I'll,
conplaiu M ths action, Oh viii DO ni' Ia tie Office Oh
ui iy County o Newly ORR, al tie Court
buts urk ~ sns~ef
the sand COMPLAINT lie sdpscrOe's at theif Once NO OF
CIV within twenty days alter the service
OF - y0 oxcusi, Oh the day 81 such service
a the said complaint WITHIN Tue me-
s,Ur, sd pla uH ia tots scion ~l take Judgment
the M OF forty huuurd ANA SKY eight
a. doarG god with interest the tenth day OF July,
one thuv, ana eight hundred and seven y.hNe 0"sl les M
costs ap disbursements THIS actiOn-Daied August ~
100. Ben EDlIl' lar ~ bl.N i-nlN'.
The complaint In tins action this day duy lli 10 TIE
ONCE ~ he Clerk CITY aud county Of NewlOrkSep
t.nb.r Is. la7J. len kDICT, TAFT q BENEDICT,
plamtih's AttOuels % Na.lsI
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CUpNEAIE COURT, CITY and COUNTY OF
- NEW YOEK.-inE BANK FOR SAVINGS IL THE
CRY or NEW.Yokk, i'ainitfs, against join TkENOh
and ArfIAHINE - is heLIy III. Irenor anu CaLha
A. wife lothian \ Fountain Russell Johnson oSelh
MCacl Joseph J. Meeker ruer j. ltriden
David Blaze James NJ Fcs~cnden, iOracc IA. lhuio'I,
Frames lhurbeI Abnrr - Tnurber Albert j. smti, All
ol, If Rake d. fend ants SunnoIs-fOT relief. To tue d.
fouan and each Of them: You are hereby sum
mune and required the complaint In IN action o
which, copy ltrewih and 10 serve cOt
m your ansWrT the said complaint on the sbsc ~ al hs
o.,e Ma her Wall tie ~ III NewN ork with
sy after service h, roO eNous We ot the day O
scu ser ice; ami tail tO tue Nad c0ni lSib
within he tiu, alor,sii the plauthsi this acton will apply
Il, ne Court rvel demanded In the coBidnt aztec
L,n,1,ur, ~ 1876 CHARLES l.. SrRONG,
'N"'' ~ Plantfs Attorney.
in the nbOveentted action "s- iuy ui ~
The, me-. oil he Iefk tity County OF NewYoik un
the 2oth day Of reOrlrr' 1916. ,... -, . a., ,..-
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MyS law6w NJ

IN pursuance of an orler of DelanO &. Calvin,
esd Surrug of New IOr., notice Is nrrD,
all ia lag aims against Cdr"s NJ keller
NeNNok, deceased 10 RESENT the saiuC
subscriber, his Office, -,
pearl street In the II New YORK. before the l6t
DIV OF Novrmbur DeXt.-Daed N,wS0rk. the 9Th 'ay oi
'' WILLIAM BRUGIERE, Executor.
CoUDERT BROS Iro.tors> 6s and 40 WilLanist, ~ Y
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SICARg- were In good demand ~ hrn prc's stt
= ~ F.iI Ia COM
"yir' and IS hds. aud 10 MOissea sugars ~ 90
doei In drnlud; trIsiir, ~ "a lO'e :
pUder'd iOla / e.. Grinnlatcd lufc Gu Lpa ~ ."
lie o,t waite ~ -ttIrs. . 'yc; d.. ON ~, 81
uLe sxrt &c" 8asa0 A.. yellow do. 0'oott 60 otHe'
Vel ~, 81 gave. a.. p,s,,a IN
Cho.Ce western. "a a.,t--. with
TALLOW-Sarket fra Prime quoted al ss~6''isA' WIN
me sal inclu, so half chests private terms
and usW IOhtH an De- nUt'd -, o., s..t IA Al,
WniSKY-EarAe, DAN aud nominal AT ~ O'i2@tl ~ v
gallon. a urtcd ~ pr CO 80 bt u'
h o. Buy * o. la lriT tIc OF tu- ga e. rem TX 'i' ~
IighW 0i clos ng Win bhs hN ha, bn
tir NIO.f Wcch, i"tH ~ -
CARDS O bus aud prices Inc ui'.I" W ~,
C1ueTrss She tax question taiHtH ~ ~. IA
assnrrt tlit, aDd pnil h question iH -r' "
es 90 The Gle II be- rcstii To- Ia Tue iaurlt' M VI
has a itlu2 on IA
the west but Yet same eat b. tg hhr "
the ~ans OF TcCiLycIs AcOAUi ~ ~ suppy ,htl
Tie de "a d. aId 81 at about 1ighNne ira" ~
last ILcr5 u0 Uiiels ~ nv
IDarAf al tie Uc,s Of snufeotuTcs, Ercipis u ii6h'
vines aud Alcohol 1880 Lbls Bales OF igi"lnes ana Aeo
mol ZOO bb.s.
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DEpAigTal.yr OF PUBLIC PAR&s. 80 UNloSsouAkE}
80 NEW.YOHk June o. 1876.

NEW.YOak. June D. 1876.
n,VJNC RRO ADWAY III Washington square.
ronosas ia seat envelopes, VIII be feci,. ~ q, VI"
,kc, of me A ovouaued Department. nnu MEDS fSoD
h., 1Is dav of al TIA hour 0i "o'ysh a. m
wn,, they viii he pnbicy opened of Iesaa, w., anu ps.Ns
In ,,oy hn.k the portion OF ule i"s way ~
w' m, .n ARE lead NJ IRON FIItnave " south tllth
sr, Iars The City Record; copies TOT sale ~
40 .lIIy Hall
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financial.

GAS STOCKS.
n. NEW. YORK. MrrKoPOLIrAN, MUTUAL AND
N-ANI.NTTAS GAS STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD :,
and ali Ands brooAyn and NewYork as Securities dealt
iEby DE',. II. ~ 10 "a - =. Nv
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NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW

BOUND BROOK ROUTE
PASSENGER AND FREIGHT 81 ATOMS:
IN NEW lOkA-tentraj Railroad OF NswJor foot OF
Liberty ST., North River
~ PHiLADELPHlA-Npfth fennS wanna Nalr0ao cor
Berks and Am ncsn-s e. - -
comm rncIn- MONDAY MAJ 10, 1876. Trans
New. York at 7:l5, 9lu IA, l;oO T. $50 D. M
Leave Phiianell hit at o. 8 80 a. ~ 49, D. 90 IN
la passrgerr low rs Dy Othr routss
Centennial deliver at the man on % 10 me
Centennial Grounds. H. T. BALD" IN
q. X. Ii. OF y. j.
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Gtfamboats ano RAILROADS..


DEPART URE OF THROUGH RAILROAD
ynr IHaiSs ana x 10 ny and pss m
NgW oaN CrSraAL Hudson hTREo, 1880 snd ii''s
FKsssSl1,sis Tn-soi1gfor tho Yves, and soa.r VA Ps
eursn-9soa M aud AMI $40 M For te s9gh va
I, 100, SO $50 a m, aud 1850, B. 4. 40 j. 6.
SoJr slss~FOr Philadelphia steamer eayss'-
9:io a. ln aDJ 4;jO y. ----------
ALBANY PEOPLES LINE STEAM.
"A bOAIs ra'e Pier Al. H., DAILY ,seays eEeOp'edl
asp H. Or aSany AID aid all oaSs @S'' a wesn s.r.
toaa. Mo1.real An. ret rn. Meals o. Eurpcan pian
A LBANY and TROY bv day boats c. VIB-
"A BARB and DANIEL DREw-Leave vestsysL piei
r1S y yo Wss Point Ss Nf-Se
ahmeIecf casAl aud Hudson Close connection al Albany
Srg6 am ~ frr H,' ,s%o aaS al rouskseSss
RrIDGEPORT and all points on Housatonic
PokT leaves CathaTine slap at Boa aud bridgeport ALL
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
~ Leave Now Yorh from foot Of Businesses aud cort
s:s5 a w.. for Washington and West Pullman parior
iua.an sleere,s cay car ron Baltimore . PIT.
makes naecon. icr cOumbs Indianapolis sae
$50 M, I'd Express with through Pullman carr,
me al anlps3n az 4o D. M a md NIX ns same COO
2Ss for wasnnst'n and the south savannah flor'd.
5 s @ & cn ssR ssa e" Is
$50 the south and %sss I SS
Baltimore o CincnI All, ous ing
Louisville lbliaoapOls Z, the Sout ID SOUTH
West Connects a WsshiGgion with trains for Rich
mOud l.. nchUurg Savannah, FLORIDA, NewOreals aud
the south. Through sleepsrs Baltimore and New
Orleans.
For nJS1ga nstet please call a. oo%P,ny: ofsss sIs
Of Corlandt ami ID, essts and depot, Je cay.
ASK FUR TICAETS VIA DALrIMohL AND ONO H. 4.
CATSKILL CREEK LlNE-New Champion,
~ IA EsOAi, THU asDAY, ana SA IUtDAY. from Pier
~ CsnslsI McManos steInat DAYS irom Leroy m
IITIZkNS' LINE STEAMBOATS, for TROY,
" SARATOGA, LAKE CHAMrLAIN LAKE GEOk0E,
NE ADJ RON DACks. Mon REAL. and all onts North
fare redGcaon points. he ele
aut niloas Line leave DAILY (~aurfays
eeped) at .. RON ier a. North hvor f.t Leroy st.,
come cling Ing trains N Y Cestfal Rsselssf
md Sara and frcx ami sOn and connecting rlfoaA
through tcEeIs so baggage CHECK ed 10 desu aliol
JOSEPH CORNELL, supt
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Totsl reserve s65. 2j53OO es,7oSl0O Dec. sa6dzO0
Reserve required
INST dep sts 90, 1893 100 62,7U7,61O
kIcess ~ reserve
above legal
aniremeEtS. -. iR.45BI5O I809l,s6O Dec. 374,5
Loans. 25OG7v5OO 249,3I07OO Dec loO 300
The Treasury now holds 1913, $50, 900 IN bonds 70
secure bank circulaton--a decrease for week Of
S2O0,O00. Bonds held TO secure public deposits
amount 10 S1s.S00.000; United States bonds de-
posted TO secure circulation for the week enled
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The following shows the relation between the
total reserves of the banks aud the total liabilities
June June 10. Differences
sDocle 4S8 300 si5 90. 100 Dec. 81 7j0.1OO
Legal tenders, 81 7B6,5OJ % O6OOO0 Inc. l2H3,5OO
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Third EDITION.
NEW CASTLE LETTE

TIE CROWDED JAIL-A SUCCESSFUL FEs-
TIVAL-THE ELECTION STAMPS. tvC.
Regular Correspondence ofthe Gazette.
NEW CASTLE, Del, Sept. 30, 1876.
There are now one hundred and thirty
regular boarders at our fashional hotel,
and II the practice of sending bummers
up Tor 10 and 60 days is not stopped the
Jall VIII not contain all the prisoners. In
one cell there are 10 and the small cells
nave from to 8 persons. When are we
house?
Inc festival of the Ladies Mite Society
OF the Presbyterian church held last
evening at MIR. G. II. Aydelott's, was fl
financially success many persons turning
away ON account Of the large crowd pres
ent, as they could not get into the room.
Our citiZans are always liberal in a GOOD
Icause. .s,xs..4a....a. 900N'
The breaks in the river banks have
been repaired and the water is leaving
the marshes very fast. This fact and the
cool weather dissipates all idea of bad et:
fects from the late flood. ~usrr'
The stamps to be used at the election
places on the receipts of these voters who
are likely to become repeaters, are now
in the Sheriff's Office and will be distribu-
ted in time for the Little Election. This
Will prevent we hope to large extern, the
practice of some persons, that of voting
early and often, as the election stamp
tells that the voter has deposited his vote.
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Sold by all druggists.

NEWSPAPER LAW DEcIsIoNs.-l, Any
person who takes paper regularly from
the postofice-whether directed to his
name or another's or whether he has
subscribed or not-is responsible for the
payment.
2. If a person orders his paper dis
continued, he must pay all rearges, or the
publisher may continue to send it until
payment IS made, and collect the whole
amount whether the paper is taken from
the Office or not.
5. The courts have decided that re-
tuslng to take newspapers or periodicals
from the .post-office, or removing and
leaving them unealled for, is primo face
evidence of intentional fraud. 81.
SUIT AND COUNTER SUIT.-Before
Esquire Brady, yesterday, John Nc.
Kinley, was beating Mrs. Mary Liner
ick, was held in $500 bail for appear
ance at Court.
Mckinley, last evening, entered a
counter suit against Mrs. Limerick, fol-
assault and battery, before Esquire
Frazer, ,aad the defendant wasfined $40
and costs. In default she was com
mitted to the City Hall cells.
THE HORTICULTURAL FA1R.-The
attendance at the Horticultural Fair,
last night, showed large increase and
there is every indication that the fair
| VIII prove success. 1t will be con
tinued this and tomorrow evenings.
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From the n. Y. Sun. 2s
Real Work in BROOKLYN.

GERMAN REPUBLICANS FLokIEG To THE
STANDARD OF TILDEN AND HEN
DRICKS.
At meeting of the German-American
Central Campaign Organization at POO
Court street, Brooklyn, last night, Charles
5. Schclier presiding, a communication
dated in Breslau, l.. l., signed by Charles
Hirsch, was read, reciting that a Hayes
and Wheeler club, composed of 1876 men,
bers, on Monday night last had resolved
to support Tilden and Hendricks, and ask
ing admittance to the Central Organiza-
tion of the Independent German Ameri-
cans, who are supporting the Reform
ticket. MIR. Jno. Schaucer of the Twelfth
ward of Brooklyn, who represented for
mer Hayes and Wheeler club of the same
ward, reported to the meeting that the
club had turned over to Tilden and
Hendricks support. He, too, applided
for admission. Ludwig Segutt, President
OF ReformClub in the Twenty Ward,
whose members are amost all Republicans,
reported that this evening, at 1876 Throp
avenue, they expected to declare for Til
den and Hendricks. Mr.. Fred. Rohrbach,
from the Twenty-ffth Ward, reported
that the Turner Society of South Brook
lyn, composed of Republicans, were about
10 orSanizea Tilden and Hendricks club.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
The GREAT DISCOVERY

7. KUNKEL'S BITTER WINE OF
n. For the cure of weak stomach gener-
bility Indigestion, disease Of the nervous
em. constipation. acidity Of the stomach,
all cases requiring tonic.
1e wine includes the most agreeable and
lent salt OF Iron we possess: Citrate Of
hetc Oxide, combined with the most en-
TIC OF vegetable tonics-Yellow Peru
Bark.
g effect in many cases Of debility, loss O
tite. and general prostration, of an eff
Salt Of Iron combined with our valuable
e, is most happy. 1t augments the appe
PASSES the pulse, takes on muscular fiab-
ss, removes the pallor OF debility, and
norld vlgor to the countenance.
you want something to strengthen you7
on want good appetizer Dc you want
nlld up your constitution Do you want
PEI well? Do you want to get rid OF ner-
mess? Do you want energy? Do you
y to sleep well? Do you want brisk and
soas y, ieelngsf Ifyou do, try Kunkers
lis trsly valuable tenjc has been 30 thor
Ply tested by all classes Of the communi-
nat 1t is now deemed indispensable as o
Sdas Il medicine; 1t costs but little. purifies
plood aud gives tone to the stomach, rem
es the system and prolongs life.
low only ask o trial OF this valuable Tonic.
pe u per bottle. K. II. KUNKEI, Sole
prietol, Philadelphia, Pa. Ask your
ggist for Kukeps Bitter Wine Of Iron, and
no other make. Sold only in 81 bottles.
pthers are counterfeit so beware OF them.
Tape Worm.
ptirely removed with purely vegetable
licine, passing from the system alive. Nc
pnt1 the head passes. Come and refer
Htients treated. DR.. e, +. KUNKEI, No.
|North Ninth St., Philadelphia Advice
y. Seat, Pin and Stomach Worms also re.
6ed. Ask your druggist for KUNKEL's
QRM SYRUP. Price. u per bottle. Send
tTcnlA. mayld&wlm
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NOVEMBER TERN, 1876.

Joseph Il vs.. s'n''ns' Ais. Sums sier.
Catharine vantine. Libel for Divorce,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, ss.l
The State OF Delaware.
To the Sheriff Of New Castle County. greeting;
to the Judges Of our Superior Court filed in
the Office of the Prothonotary OF the said
Court, IN and for New Castle county, for the
cause Of complaint therein alleged, has made
application to our said Judges that decree
may be pronounced dissolving the marriage
existing between the said petitioner and his
wife, one Catharine Vantine.
We therefore command you, as you have
been heretofore commanded, that you sum-
mon Cathasine Vantine so that she be and
appear before the Judges of our said Supe-
rior Court at the next term thereof to be held
at New Castle on Monday, the twenty.sev-
enth day Of November next, to answer the
allegations Of the said petition and also to
show cause, il any she has, why decree oi
the said Court shouldnot be made dissolving
the marriage existing between her and the
SAID petitioner according to the act OF As
sembiy in such cases made and provided ;
and also to do and receive what the said
Court shall then and there consider concern.
ing her in this behalf as the Court shall seem
meet and consistent with the provisions of the
said act Of Assembly, and have you then and
- Witness the Honorable Joseph
SEAENP. Comegys. Esq. at New Castle
the thirty nstss day Sna Of May A.
CHAS. BEASTEN,
Issued August IA, 1876. Prothonotary.
The above ls q true copy of Ais. summon
No. rs, to Nov. T. 1876, as above stated.
VIM. H. JAMESON, Sheriff.
August %. 1e76-3md
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GENERAL NEWS

1t is generally believed in Washing
ton that Gen. Babcock will be acquitS
ted.
All the public and most of the private
buildings in Harrisburg were closed
yesterday, in honor of ''Bennsylvania S
Day."
At meeting of the merchants and
physicians of Shreport, La, held last
evening, it was decided to establish a
quarantine against New Orleans.
The attendance at the Centennial
Exhibition yesterday-"Penns
Day"-included 251 ,469 paid admis
sions. the largest number ever seen at
any Worlds fair.
There were 13 yellow fever inter,
ments in Savannah yesterday. Twenty
i've hundred dollars have been sent
from Norfork, Va. and seven hundred
dollars from Montg omery. Ala, to tine
Savannah and Brunswick sufferers.
Yesterday was the second day of the
contest between the members of the
foreign and American rifle teams at
Washington. The firing was at 90G
yards, and the possible score 70. The
result was an average score by the
Irish of 6a; Scotch. SO Is; Australians,
5S5. and Americans, "a 6>7. The high
est individual score. 81, was made by
Miner, of the Irish team, who leads in
the two days shooting, he having
scored 40 at the 800 yards range. The
match will conclude to morrow, with
firing at 1000 yards.
The daily gazette., 1876-09-29

NEARLY Filled UP.-The foreign re-
gisler at the Delaware State Centennial
building, is nearly filled up, only five un-
used pages remaining: Only foreigners
and residents of Delaware are allowed
to register in the book, on account of the
rapidly decreasing available space.
The Triumph Truss Co. of 1915
Chestnut street, Phila., and 334 Bowery,
N. Y, are curing rupture in from 80 to
80 days, and give a written guarantee of
cure, offering reward of $1,000 if they
fail. Call or send 10 cents for their new
book.
r The Democrats of the Fourth Ward
will hold a nomination election for In
spector, this evening, at Esquire Brady's
Office, on Fourth street, below King.
The daily gazette., 1876-09-29
For the Gazette.
Isaac GriebU.
New CASTLE, Sept. 29th, i,

New CASTLE, Sept. 10Th, 1876.
MIR. EDITOR How is it that preudo-
Independent sheet, the Z. f., continues
its attacks against Mr.. Grubb, the Demo-
cratic candidate for the Sherifalty? [
noticed in yesterdays issue another in
which the editor asserts that Mr.. McNIul-
lin IS thoroughly competent to discharge
the duties, while Mr.. Grubb even if he
had left off his habits, is so impaired in
mind and will as to be inferior in these
respects to his competitor, and conse-
quently unfit for the position. Great
Heavens Did any one ever hear of any,
thing so infamously absurd? Why, sir,
MIR. Grubb thoroughly understands all
the duties pertaining to the office, having
served in it for some time, while Mr..
Mem. venture the assertion, couldn't
tell the difference between a Fl. Fa. and
Levari. If the editor of that sheet can
not find it in his heart to say anything
good of Mr.. G. why is he continually at
tacking him when he processes to be inde-
pendent, knowing, as he must if he would
speak the truth, that he is far more COM
petent to discharge the duties than his
competitor. Does he know that large
majority of his subscribers are Demo.
Gratis? That Democratic Legislature
passed an act putting hundreds of dollars
| in his pocket, and at their last session re-
fused to repeal it, when persistently urged
to do so by prominent Republicans? Ant
yet he does all he can to defeat the can
| didate of the party that made his paper
If he were wise he would certainly say
nothing evil of its candidate at any rate
even if he cannot speak favorably ofthem
Does he consider that if Mr.. G. is de
feated his party will have the power to re
taliate for the unjust and untrue accusa
tions made against him by the Erer!
Eeening? Will it signify anything to til,
| prosperity of that paper if the law in re
gard to Sherifi7s sales is repealed? Viii
| the editor consider these things and be
| little more just? A FRIEND TO BoTH.
The daily gazette., 1876-09-29
SECOND EDITION.
CENTENNIALAWARDS.

Among the Centennial awards an
nounced on Wednesday were the follow
ing to parties in this city and vicinity
Edgemoor Iron Co., rotary pudding
furnace, and links for bridges,
American Kaolin Brick Co., fire
bricks,
C.J Fell & Bro, self-raising -four,
Martin Landenberger' SOM, dress
goods and shawls, and knit goods.
Jessup & Moore, paper.
E. Mortimer Bye, Wilmington, Hart
ford county marble.
Mccullough Iron Co., Northeast Md,
galvanized sheet iron,
Diamond State Iron Company, Will
mington, iron bolts.
J. Lacey, Hockessin, Del. kaolin.
Lobdell Car Wheel Co., Wilmingt on,
rivet machine.
Walton. Whann, G. Co., Wilmington,
fish guano, etc.
Richardson & Cobbins, Dover, Del. :,
ham canned in jelly, preserved fruit.
James Chambers, Dover, preserved
fruit.
Taylor & Mullin, Nerwark. Del, car.
pets.
Asa E. Worden, Smyrna, Del, washing
machine.
J. Morton Poole & Co. Wilmington
alender rolls.
r. Wakeman, Port Deposit, Md, hay
and cotton presses.
Trump Bros. Wilmington. scroll saws
Hilles & Jones, Wilmington, drilling
machine and direct acting steam pumps
Vulcanix ID Fibre Company, Wi ming
ton, pipes.
George W. Baker, Wilmington, sewins
machines for sheep skins.
Morton Poole & Co., Wilmington, pa
per machines.
jackson & Sharp Co., Wilmington, bou
doir and library cars.
| JIG. Baker, Wilmington, Newfound :
land dog,
o: d: Foulk, Chesapeake City, Chesa.
peake Bay dog,
John P; R. Polk, Wilmington, Cocker
Spaniel dog.
The daily gazette., 1876-09-29

POLICE CAsEs.-This morning a
sewing machine agent, whose name
has been suppressed had a hearing be-
fore the Mayor on a charge OF larceny.
He had sold sewing machine to a
woman ON instalments, and a day or
two ago he went for the last install
ment of IS.
The woman was unable to pay him
and he took the machine away. After
a hearing the agent was held in $5OO
bail for appearance at Court.
Two cases of drunkenness were
fined so cents and costs.
HAND INJURED. This morning, a
man named Riley, a sawyer in Abbott
& McKinney's mill. on Orange street
between Sixth and Seventh, had the
ends of thumb and Two fingers taken
off by circular saw at which he was
working.
| SALE OF MoNEY.-Atthe 65th month
ly meeting of Workingmcu's Loan As
sociatioD, last evening $500, 1st series
sold at II per cent, $1,000, do, a
Ito 3.5, and $500, 4th series, at 22.