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The daily gazette., 1876-04-15
THIRD EDITION.
THE EASTER FESTITAL
THE SERVICES IN THE CATHOLIC AND
EPISCOPAL CHURCHES.

THE SERVICES IN THE CATHOLIC AND
EPISCOPAL CHURCHES.
With to-day ends Holy week, com.
memoration of the sufferings, death
and burial of the Saviour, and the
ufual services appropriate to the coca.
sion nave been conducted in the Fpis-
copal and Catholic churches. In the
latter, the office Of the tenebrae, which
is sung Tor three consecutive evenings
during Holy Week, was concluded,
last night, and followed by sermons on
"the Passion" This morning the ce1e.
monny of blessing the holy water was
performed, and the usual services, in
cident to the day followed.
10 morrow, Easter Sunday. is the
close of Lent, and is commemorative
of the joyous occasion when the cruci.
fled Saviour "rose from the dead ahd
ascended into Heaven. The Services
in the Catholic and Episcopal churches
have special reference to this event,
and are of an unusually interesting
character. Those in Trinity and ST.
Peters are given below, and will give
an idea OF the services which will be
held in the others. The churches will
also be decorated in an elaborate man
ner, with flowers, plants and ever
greens.
AT Trinity, the hours Of service are
at halt'past six o'clock, an early cele-
bration of the Holy Communion, at
half past ten o'clock the full festivcl
ritual of the Episcopal church. In the
afternoon there will be carol singing,
followed by the evening prayer and the
administration Of baptism; and in The
evening special service at which
some OF the morning music will be re-
peated.
The programme of music, is MS fol-
lows
Opening Anthem. Allen.
Faster Anthems, :. Lord Morrington.
le Deum, ..........D DIR. Tuckerman.
Denedictus, ....... DIR. Tuckerman.
Nicene Greed, ,..... DIR. Tuckerman.
lntroit,. DR.. Tucker.
G!orIa, ..........Dr. Tuckcrman.
Antem,. .............Slr j. G. Elvey.
Communion Service, DR.. Tuckerman.
At St. Peters Catholic church, the
sermon will be conducted by Bishop
Becker, Celebrant, assisted by Rev.
Father McGrane as Deacon, ana Geo,
Bradford as sub~deacsn; Rev. j. 4.
Lyons, master OF ceremonies.
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SUSSEX COUNTY CoUET.-rho session
of the court in Georgetown lasted two
days and Il fraction. There were but two
cases tried and the greater part OF tie
last day was taken up in theological
discussion led by the Chief Justice ane
participated in by the members of the
bar; the question discussed, being "whele
a man goes when he dies"
They were but two cases tried and they
by the same jury. The State VS., Henry
Lynch and others, charged with taking
watermellons from an enclosure, The
defendants were acquitted. The indict-
ments were quashed on the ground tina
they did not sufficiently de, cribe the en-
closure, Us required by the Statue.
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,pECiAL NOTit ".
ignnkals Bitter Win l oE Iron

,sver been known to- fail j.. the cure Of
1 .e,,. attended with ,ymp'omsi iDdi mo-
tlY eXe-tion, less ci mclIOry; difficulty
4 't tbl,g; general weakness; horror Of
|sre; weas, nervous trcmbling; dreadful
~ir pi death; right swCats; cod feet;
1 lanes dimuess oi vision; lPnelOti uni
las itn0eof theu.U. u.ar system; enoI-
!, appetite with dyspcpiic symptoms; /;
9auds; ilushiGG 0s IHc rDGTi cryncss OF
|tsir; iallid cuuniruares and cruptiona
E.eisCo; purifying the h.poGi pain in tho
|. Lcayiuc.s Of the cyclds; t'rcgIcut
spol' Tying before The eyes with tenn.
Hry UiiuiU ion and l's' OF sGnt; want Of
|Giou, ttt. lhrsG symptoms AL ari c
/ Era w,ahurs# ,aa! to remedy that use IT,.
lklNtEL's Euter Wine Of Iron 1t never
* Thousands are now enjoying health
.l3e u,edlt. Take only T.. + kUNkEL's.
5tv,rO O. cpualcrlaits and 'UsG limitations.
AgIkrl'S Bitter Wine Of Iron Is 50 well
20 ah over tne country, druggists them
ye MAKE an imitation and try to palm it
Q tLcIf customers, when they call Tor
st. Bitter Wine Of Iron.
..IECi's Iiitrr Wine .! Iron ia putup only
i a,,lls. and has 4 yellow wrapper nic3-
Il 20, oa the outside with the proprietor :
i Nirlia on each bottle. Always look for
|li- iHrraph On the outside, and you will
/ e. be- surc 20 get the pcnairc. IL per
| i9lr six Tor s.. sod by druggists and
|.c,GWywucrc.
Tap" Hcrli EcuOvcd Alive.
IT, '1l a,i complete in two hours. Ne
;,'r3 3H"u. tcli Pm and Stomach
r. .4gst. ry lr. kuNgEL. 80 NORTH
I-li.a a. "a. send iOr circular. Ful
E10ls t,1 nary worms, call on YOU
aii!, O.; llJic Of krHKEL'S NoEA
-.2 .aa i. ieblG-d&w-lm
me Nail S< iS>Grs
lT'i o. ttraight, Man brushes, EanC
54.4;, Nali Files, Man POlishcrs, etc, iol
-sY l.. BKlNGHURST u CO.,
Corner Sixth and Market streetB.
or the sSaah.
y4a l'l5ass, Bath Towels, Eatn spongci
lL-a st.ns in extensive variety. Also
slt1'. siraps, Brushes, etc, Of nors,
49, u. tHe,ton Gloves, and many otho
-N-ie 'ie hiiIIe ClassIt
=, BlSlNGIlU RsT h CO.,
I5rGer SiAtE and Market etreets
N''u't' nIraCaIOus euro for corn.
~ u.-l rcAedy OF great popularity,
'-st-s -se0rns without pain.
l.. BltiSGHURST &c CO.,
pothecaries,
torner sixth and Market street
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THE FREE EXHIBITION and sale of
Oil Paintings at GG5 Market street
continues this evening, Several paint
ings nave already been sold at by far
the lowest prices at which we have
ever seen works of art disposed of.
Some of the most important paintings
yet remain unsold they will DC offered
this evening, and it is to be hoped our
citizens will not lose this favorable
opportunity to adorn their homes
with really merilorious works.
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PENALTY roa u1rculNG TO A Fer

PENALTY FOG uITcHING To A FRns
This morning Il horse and wagon
belonging to Ezra Pierce of Gru5be
Corner were inprounded for being
hiiched TO tree in front of L. s, Bel.
lah's residence. no, G12 King street.
Ii cost 81, 90 10 get the team out.
farners should be careful, how they
hitch thcir teams to trees, us suit by
the sTr OF the tree VIII cost them
nearly 81, and even il there is no suit
the teams are liable 10 he inpounded.
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CALATHUMpIANs.- band of Gala
tumpians scrcuadcd a newly married
couple on Third street, between Madi.
son and Jefferson, last evening, and
fer awhile made might hideous' with
their bcastly noises. AS their delicate
compliment met with no response from
the bridegroom, they soon retired in
disgust, 1t is time sop was put to
these intolcrable nuisances.
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. n ORDISANCE,

"A
40 re- veal part of Section /, Of an Ordinance
entitled AN Ordinance concerning
olcngeh &Salnso the pub lc
Economy and certain
NuisanCes"
lie it ordained by the City Council Of Wn-
lniugtOn.
SECTION /. That all OF the third paragra ph
OF Section /, Of the Ordinance entitled :" An
Ordinance concerning olenses against the
Public Economy and certain Nuisances, ,"
passed October 3uth, 1857, after the word
'dollar" IN the twelfth line Of said paragraph.
to wit: Beginning with the word " Pre-
P'ded" and ending with the word removed
in the tweuty. third line, be and the same is
hereby repealed
Passed at the City Hall, Apill 18th, ls1G.
NJ. l.. LICllTENSIElN,
President City Council.
Attest, VIM. II. LEE, Clerk.
apricot
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TIE SUSSEX COUNTY ALMsHousE.-The
annual statement Of the Trustees OF the
Poor for Sussex county shows that dur
ing last year there We're fourteen new in
mates received, twelve deaths occurred,
and ten we've discharged. There are
seventy -ona remaining. The total cost
OF the Institution was $5,2i5.u7, or an
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BUREAU NOTICE.

All property holders within the city who
have not had their property registered, are
respectfully requested to present TO this Of
fce correct description OF their property.
A copy of the Registry Law and blank
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 arc sent to
New Castle to be recorded.
NJ. C. CONWELL,
Chief Engineer and Surveyor,
mar2stt Tenth and King Streets.
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WfRREER,

GRAVEs-MtLLS On the 18th of April,
1916. bv Rev. j. s. j. Mcdonnell. Rey.
Marls Graves, of the Philadelphia Annual
Conference of the NJ. Il. Church, and Miss
Ella u. Mills. daughter OF JAS. Mills, Esd,
of Fails Of SchuyIkiIl, Philadelphia.
WloGLESWoRTH-W this CITY.
on the 18th instant, by Rev. George X.
Kramer, Frank n. Wigglesworth. OF this
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C1TY ORDINANCES.
a y ORDINANCE,
n REGULATING TIE

a y ORDINANCE,
N REGULATING TIE
PAY OF LABOUgERS,
In tho employ of the City Of Wilmington.
lie it ordained by the City Council Of VIII
mlngLon.
SECIioN l. From and after the passage o.
tins Ordnance the Labourers employed ON
on City Works, shall be paid at the rate OF
one dollar and ility cents per diem. The for
man of Sand LabUrcrs shall be paid ut the
rate OF two dollars per diem.
SECTION =. All ordinances and parts of
ordinances Inconsistent herewith are hereby
rcpeaIed.J
Passed nj the City Han, April 18th, 1876.
n. l.. LICiiTENSTEIN,
President OF Ctty Council.
Attest. WIN. II. LEE, CLERK.
alrlJ-!J
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"PearI OF Great Price"

ANY invention which repairs the loss OF
alSiit Is literally pearl of great price. The
celebrated "Dl9monu Spec:lciesn have
proved bles ing TO manv thousands who
have, by their use, had falling sight restored
or SO arrest sd us to give COM liaratively little
Inconvenience. he diamond trademark is
stamped on every pai-.
For sale in Wilmington by b. s. Clark, No.
IL, Mafket street. aprlleodSw.
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Y, III. G. \,

Tho Bible Class undor the auspices of
the Young Mems Christian Association
viii hold its third meeting this Saturday
evening, az their rooms s37 Market
street, the lessoni Peters Defence, VIII
be conducted by Rev. II. II. Eastwood.
all both ladies' AID gentlomen are cor.
dialy invited.
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SALE OF FARM.-Dlr. Vim. X.
Ratlell, auctleneer, on Tuesday sold
: .Hawkeswogsh, " in Miles River Neck,
Talbot CO., Md, lately belonging to
MIR. w. Tillghman Owen,t 10 j. Harold
Wheeler, Esq, of Baltimore. 1t cor
tains 227t- acres, and brought Gil, zoe.
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DEED.

PORiER-On the llth inst, in this city,
Hobert Il. Porter. HI. ID.
The relatives and friends of the family are
res 5ecttully invited to attend the funeral, TT
II O'Clock in the morning of Tuesday. the litn
instant from his late residence 7l2 Frencu
Etrcet TO roceed to the Wilmington and
BraudyWnc Cemetery.
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nar2stt
EINAL NoTlCE-TAXEs FOR 1875.

FuNAL NOTlCE-TAXES FOR 1873.
l. Ihls Is the last appeal we shall make to
dellnquents for City and School Taxes for
1870; bills having been rendered and called ,or
several times, and notices sent by postal card.
Some few have paid no attention to these re-
quests. while some Others have promised anu
have not paid Now. on account of the short
time We have to settle and the City urging us
for the money, VIC are obliged from necessity
anG for our own pl plotection, to levy On the
goods and chattelS of each delinquent, and
having commenced to do so, we viii continue
to make levie5 and sell until TIL, taxes are
pad. Tnose having no property and who
are not able to pay, will please call at the
collectors ONCE and make satisfactory ar
rangenento; and to those who are able to
pay and VIII not we say that we 10 not in
tend to pay for them. and we ask them to
give this their attention. II they 10 not pay
there rs nothing for us q do but pay the city
taxes or take them to fail, and the latter We
will positively do.
Office No. " East Sixth street. between
Market and King.
Hours from y. NJ. to IL Nj =, from 2 to . and
To Il. NJ.
EDMUND PROVOST,
Receiver Northern District (ncudmg all
north of eth 6treet.)
EDWARD FARMER,
Receiver of Southern District llaciuding
all south Of sixth street.
NOTICE 10 REAL ESTATE OWN
EkS.
THOSE WHO SELL, OR TRh NSFER
REAL ESTATE WILL OBLlGE TUE
UNDERSIGNED BY LEAVING A NO.
lTICE THEREOF AT OUR OFFICE
THAT WE MAY ASSESS II 70 TIE
PROPER OWNERS.
EDWARD PROVOST,
EDWARD FARM ER,
mar25tt City Assessors
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Thousands of the most prominent and
intelligent persons throughout the land
have testified to the true merits of DR.,
Bu"s Cough Syrup. We advise sufferers
to use it.
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DIED.-A. Armstrong, who for many
years kept Il livery stable in this city,
died at hisrHsidence No. 7O9 Tatnal street
ut an advanced age. He had been in
feeble health for long time.
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O1ICE.-A meeting of the Trustees of
y the Poor for New Castle County, will be
held ~ the Aims Houee on Wednesday the
26th of April. 1876, at 10 O'Clock, a. m. Those
having bills against the institution will
please hand them to the Commissioner for
their Hundred, or the Treasurer.
JOHN w. EVANS,
aprlOtm Clerk.
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spwrp VI . New rastle County.
1''' ~-'S AMIN MORRIS,
~ ''' decision Of the Demssrat,c
|.0B ----------..-. seat. ~ u
,.,,.,s = ! 4is GEGAN,

|. .ot to @.i1f's ,si.'' GHGAv,
~; Of .,eW t,.st ,..'t'''hati0n of the Democratic
5 -@eg,@. l''s''' ~ ., County; d,,
sGst leh. 10. ls5G-cod&wtn
>''''"HaM,
.te aga ....'iir, ~. 1.ee myself rs u candidate
s.9a d .. ..'g'i oi Coroner. sLiiect io ~" ,,e =
N0aul5. sAoeraIic Party ui New
HENRY S. T'RUrTrr
NM %. lSIh
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y 0RBiNANCE.
4 \ UKIFINAN NUE..
Te amend Section 3 Of an Ordinance cnlitleS

Te amend Sections OF au Ordinance entitled
IAN ORDINANCE CONCERNING OFFEN-
les AGAINST THE PUBLIC ECONOMY
AND CERTAIN NUlsANCtS"
BE it Ordained by the City Council OF VIII
mIngtOn.
stCr.oN J. That Section OF the Ordinance
entitled. "An Ordinance concerning offences
against the PIbhc Economy and certain Nui-
sances." passed October 80. lsj1, he and le
same Is hereby amc.ded by adding to the
seventh paraSrap of s,ld sect on, Cpage l95
q the Ordinance Book OF ls7! } he ords fol-
lowing. to wll: "NO drlNor OF any vehicle
upon any OF the trapl'w.ys used Gr belong
" ing To any Passenger i,ai way Company of
. tins City, or ct any crossings of the streets
" thereof, shall drive SO close to any vehicle
'in front that there sh 1t be less tiian twcn-
"ty feet between the rear Of sail vehicle IN
front and the heat OF The horse. mule, or
"team OF the vehicle in the rear, under a
" "iike penalty of iNU DOLLARS for each
"ahd every offence. TAis provision SHALL
" not apply to tunCrals or other urOcea s0ne -
Passp dJ the Guy Hal, April nth. 1876.
". l.. LlCdIEASIEiN.
President OF Cl5y Couuc..
Attest =, T.. u. LEE, ClcrR.
apr ,-
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A SPLENDID WoRK.-Major L. M.
Delnott, is now canvassing Whining
ton for subscribers to the "Portrait
Gallery of Eminent Men aId Women
of Europe aud America" now being
published by johnson, Wilson g. Co.,
of Philadelphia, The work is one of
the most valuable that can adorn pri-
vate library. 1t contains 14S portraits
and biographies of the great literary
celebrities and noted characters of the
New aud Old World, which cannot be
examined or perused without profit
The work is spublished in numbers and
is susceptible of division. The en-
cravings are all finely drawn on steel
and true likenesses from the best pro-
files. The work only needs to be ex-
amined to commend itself, and all who
are able to purchase it should improve
the opportunity to secure carly
copies. 1t cannot be had except by
subscription, and reprint is not like
y to take place for many years.
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y HIipiNANnE-
"A y GRDlNA&CE,
LA. Authorizing Loan of
sENEA IH0i5AND and FIVE HUNDRED
DOLLARS,
FOr tt,p tsn of Ihc I;pnrd Of pub'tr s,luc,tinu

DOLLARS,
For the usc Of the Beard of pubhc Education
WnEgEAs, An hct OF the General Assem-
bly, entitled, fuItucr supplement- tu the
Act for Inc benefit oi tublIc Schools in VIII
mington " passed April s. 1873 authorized
the Mayor and Councii of Wimir Ston to bor-
row an additional sum of thIr.y thousand
dollars fer school purpOse3. as in and by said
Act will more fully appear, and \ part OF SAID
sum, to wit: hlshtecn thousand dollars has
been borrowed, pursuant to an Ordinance o {
the City Council, passed April ~, 1871; and Il
further part of sald sum, to wit: Four thou
sand and five hpn,lred dollars has been bor-
rowed pursuant to an ordnance of the CITY
Council, passed June 4, le7j; therefore
BE 1t Ordained by the City council of Will
ningtOn.
SECTION l. That the Finance Committee is
hereby authorized and directed TO cause to lo
issued in the name OF the Mayor and Coun-
Gil of Wilmington, bonds to the amount Of
seven thousand and five hundred dollars.
being the balance unborrowCd of the sad
sum of thirGy thousand dollars, which the
Mayor aDd Council of Wilmington were au-
.oriZed to borrow for school purposes, as
aforesaid. and the fllth and credit OF the city
are hereby pledged .or the payment OF the
6.lnC.
,Hcri9N .. SAID bonds shall he in the form
hrrCtuiurc used for ike purpUsi, hail be is
sued Il. Sums OF iiily dollars or al mulLiples
ofuly, snail bear Interest at The rate of six
per otntum per annum, payable semi annual
is. on the first day OF january and the iir.t
aag July, III each year. ana the principal
thereof slall be payable on the iirsL day of
January, A. d., 1891.
SECTION ;. Ali moneys which may be tor-
roWod under tins Ordinance shall be for the
use oi, and shall be applied and expended
under the direction of the Board OF Bubble
Education, III Wilmington, for school pur-
poses.
Passed at the City Hall, April II, IS7a
NJ. l.. LlCurENSIEIN,
Pre- :IdenJ of City Council.
Attest, " NJ. ii. LEE, Clerk.
nnrlh.2t
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E1ATENT5 OBTAINED - No charge for
i preliminary search and no fee required
until patent is allowed Explanatory man
lltl free. CONNOLLY BROS, Solicitors, i?4
walnut street, Philadelphia, and sos Ninth
street, Washington, ID. &. mar .4d&w3m
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rTHE ODORLESS EXCAVATlNG cont
4 pany remove contents OF Prlyy Wells
Without oifrnsc or Destruction OF pro-
perty at lowest rates.
Orders by postal card or otherwise prompt.
ly attended TO
oGire No. 6 West Tenth Street.
mar21-3m
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NOTlCE.-Mechanics Loan Stock.-Five
IN hundred shares of the Sixth Series lust
issued and for sale, first paym ent to be made
on the I'd Tuesday in May. Apply to
w j. MORROW,
aprl3-eod Az French Street.
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n 'NIiCUI MN "a ALE.-WlTI be Sold at No.
H I'll West Front street, Oh saturday.
April !21, at the shop of the late Myers
Hayes. deceased, mt S o'clock, =. NJ, one
boat, sail, oars and anchor all in good order:
one new shad not, 1862 yards long, one ditto
10 tathoms lona ono herring net i,5 yards
long, all new. and Will be sold without re-
serve to settle up the estate of deceased,
fHEBE NJ. HAY YES, ExecutriI.
ThoS. VI. Ogle, AUct'r. aprlj 2tsAs
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SECOND EDITION,
BIR. HAYES, sUCo EssoR.

At the meeting of City Council, last
evening, Mr.. Isaac c. Pyle was elect
ed member from the Fourth Ward,
gsce James P. Hayes, resigned. MI,
Pyle, at present, is proprietor of the
Clayton House, and was formerly pro-
prietor of the Indian Queen, Lafay ette
and other hotels. He represented the
city of Wilmington in the lower house
OF the last State Legislature, and was
once before the party's candidate for
that office. He possesses all the re-
quisito gualitieJ of good Council
man, and will doubtless prove valu-
able member of the body to which he
has been elected. 1t is not yet known
on what committees MIR. Pyle will be
placed, as, on account of the recent
changes in the membership of Council
the Committees will be considerably
altered within the next few weeks.
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WI MeLAuGn1IH,
,.... " Wilmington Hd.
s''''e decisislon CT the pemccr,,;
iebY ia
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llLk4F

atoo, Ty h'e"'ors az Ac,p Castle to.
ieGdiGiaaygaF myself to your consideration
E.*atC CouStvS "f me oiice Of Sheriff, OF New
tie benz. aublecl to the Noningtion
''tls iOf INIT aSlc t Party. Thanking my
N iofiher support, am
RESPECTFULLY Yours,
'51arY l,t. l.-t ISAAC CRUDE.
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r EMoVAG..
DIR. SIIhDINGER.

Has removed his office from Front and West
streets to 3oel@ Market street, next door to
DcNormandie's. apr5tf
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TOTICiG-REAlOYAL - DR.. Quinby has
II moved 10 No. SOL MARKET STREET
Ort29t
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ID EMONAL.
IA DIR. .-PRISGER has removed to sl9
Market street. mar2l-sw,
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= wIININGTON MARK ELS.

WILMINGTON. Del April -. 1876.
,.iors at the Brandywlno Mills Tor
.s,l G,o;n-Corrected Daily.
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NOTICES.,

OTICE.-The Council having, by an Or
~ dinance, passed April 14th 1876, limit
ed the use Of the sidewalks as tootways, by
sterekeepers and others for the purpose Of
exhibiting goods for sale To FOUR FEET
desires to give notice that the p acing, for any
purpose, OF boxes, barrels, hogsheads upon
sidewalks anywhere else than within sucn
four feet. will subject the offender to fine.
apr1btf WIN. G. WHITLEY, Mayor.
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PUBLIC SALES.

DU BLIC SALE VIII be sold at No. GA
l. Market street. on Tuesday. April 18th.
ust., at 10 O'Clock, morning, at 2 O'Clock, af-
ternoon, and : O'Clock in the evening. to
close out the balance of the stock consisting
OF ribbons, vclyets. gnnps, ard a variety Of
other goods. AT the same time and place
lot of military goods
aprl5-t5 4. NJ OGLE, Auct'r.
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POLIYICAL.
,lihklltf.
len Y " BARLOW,

y b'ahdywiae Hundred.
.r, 70 20 decision of the Democratic
80 ''2a Castle county. janl j-u w I'M
,.a .Htstc-
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'ANCIs z. SAwDON,
l,sNiiniaston Hundred.
+. ''i.e iccision of the Democratic
-'=tte cJuaty.
.A A>i,z. iFF,
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HOTEL AT AUCTION.

w Ill he sold at public sale, at the auc-
w ton room OF j.. ~. Stidham y SOP Nc,
III East Fourth Street, On
We''nfatIoy-. April 2Gh, 1875,
at t2o'clock. pm,
Thc Hotel Property No II and lG East Sec
ond street, between Market and Kir streets.
" Nllmington, Del. lot 20 by ~ feet. 1t is
one OF The best stands for any kind of busi-
.leaS in the city.
Ierms-3l,i00 cash; the balance can e,
man on the property for u number ofyears..
: ~ JOHN LEONARD.
L. w. STTDHANG & son, Auct'rs. apn-lat
The daily gazette., 1876-04-15

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The daily gazette., 1876-04-15

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National Republican., 1876-02-05
PROPOSALS.
DROFOSALS FOR WORK AT NATIONAL
l. MILITARY CEMETERIES.
OFFICE or NATIONAL CEMETERIES, I
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OFFICE or NATIONAL CENErEEIES,l
WASHINGTON. d. q FKD. l, 1876.
Sealed proposals, in triplicate, with copy OF
this advertisement attached to each, will bs re-
ceived at this ofice until Monday, March 8, 1875,
for the construction Of Superintendent Lodges
at the National Cemeteries at Salisbury, n. O.,
and Fort Donelson, Tennessee; also, for the con-
struction OF inclosing walls, OF brick or stone,
around the National Cemeteries at Poplar Grove,
near Petersburg, Va, and Seven Pines, near
Richmond, Va.
The work during its progress will be fire..
quently inspected by competent engineers, and
strict compliance with the terms Of tho contract
will be required.
The right is reserved to reJect any or all bids
not deemed OF interest to the Government.
Copies OF plans and specifications may bs seen
at this Office. and at the QuartermaSEers' Offices
at Louisville, Ky; Raleigh, N. G.. and Nash
vile, Tenn; also at the Cemeteries above
mentioned.
Proposals should bs indorssd, proposals for
Lodges" or walls for National Cemeteries"
and addressed to the undersigned. They will be
opened at noon on the date specified, when bid
ders are invited to be present. -
A. Z. ROCKWELL.
feb56t Captain and A. q. NJ.
National Republican., 1876-02-05
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DELIVERED TO ALL PARTS OF THE CITY,
AT THE SAME RATE.
New scheduie-Full load Of % bushels for ss.eo
Smaller loads cents per bushel; csrtaEe 90 centJj
.... APPLY 10
0flee OF Washington GaslIght Company,
a. Tenth street northwest, III First street NORTH.
west, OF to lio Bridge street, GeorEeteWp. mel