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The Morning herald., 1876-10-12
HERE AND:THERE.
PastS, Pencil and Scissors,

A large centennial party who visited the
white house the other day asked to be
shown the kitchen. Upon being told that
1t was private, a shrill voiced female ex-
claimed. "Iguess 1t belongs to the United
Sta:es, don't It."
See what it costs to have slandereus
tongue. A Buffalo lady has Just had her
handsome residence sold over her head by
the sheriff, to satisfy judgment IN favor
OF young lady school teacher whom she
had maligned. g.t .a
The fall and winter crop of railroad fore
closures in the west promises to be unu-
sually large, and the lawyers are ready for
the harvest. When railroads are SO cheap
no Chicago family Of social standing should
be without one.
A large order for knapsacks, given by
Swedish firms to one or two Scotch makers,
is occasioning much comment in Europe.
As the immense number of knapsacks
could not in any case be required for the
Swedish army, IL is conjectured that the
order comes from Russia.
"You'll never marry again, Susie, you
grieve so arter lick. Was it twice't you
tainted, or three times at the grave 2"
"Bless 20 soul, Sary, 1t was free times
tainted, IAN de last time nebber like to
KUN tOO." Oh, Susie, you'll nebber
marry agin, will yerv' Bless 20 soul,
Frank Dunn axt me bout dis before my
husband died, IAN promised him If he died
I'D have him, an belongs to de church,
IAN won't lie.
The people out west seem to see through
the bloody shirt. It is tnin !
During the past summer more than two
hundred sturgeon were caught in the Della
ware and confined in pen on Mona's
Island, opposite Chester. During the late
high water the banks were cut and all the
fish but one escaped. They were valued at
50 apiece.
A catfish weighing 12s pounds was re-
Gently caught In the canal at Port Deposit.
Hereafter the Philadelphia and Reading
Railroad will build it's locomotives with
brass trimmings or ornaments.
The Chicago "Trinune" is following Mr..
Blaine into the mud in his pursuit Of Mr..
Adams.
W. M. Kerr, q tobacconist from Clarks-
burg, Tenn, was found dead in his bed on
Monday evening at the Eutaw House, Bal
timore.
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Squire B9.adu,S Court.

Yesterday the following cases were dis
posed Of by Squire Brady:
Frank Wilson, on the charge of assault
and battery on the person Of John Benson,
was fined fifty cents and costs.
Eliza Hardcastle, colored, and Rebecca
Wilson, colored, inmates of house kept by
Eliza johnson, colored, In the Tenth ward,
were given hearing on charge of fight
ing and disorderly conduct, and were fined
VI and costs in default of which they, were
committed to the charge of Constable
Woodward, who conducted them to New
,...stle Jail.
John Kinney, for an assault on VIM
Lawler was fined fifty cents and costs.
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LICENSE APPLICATIONS.

NOTICE., Thomas Lally, do hereby
~ give notice that I shall apply to the
Judges Of the Court of General Sessions of
the Peace and Jail Leivery of the Slate OF
Delaware. in and for the county of New
t'astle, on Monday, the Goth day Of Novem-
Der next. being the first day of the Novem-
Der Term, A. D., 1875, for license to keep
an Inn or Tavern, at the N. E. corner Of
Fifth and Spruce streets, being No.
500 Spruce street, in the Fourth
Ward of the city of Wilmington, county
and state aforesaid, to sell Intoxicating
liquors in less quantities than one quart, to
be drunk on the premises; and the follow.
Ing frsehOlders Of said Wa.d recommend
the said application, to viii:
Thomas B. Eaton, John McClafferty,
Patrick Hession, James Brady,
Michael Cottingham, James A Hart,
b. rnard Bonner, John calhoun,
John rourdon, William Lynch,
his Alexander Hart,
David McCullin. James Heal;
mark Thomas Fox,
John Dugan. Francis Kelly,
Peter MAJ niOp, John McdOnigal,
John Fehrenbach, James Curran,
Friedrich Meyer, William AlsentZer,
James Brannon, Bernard Doncdoe,
John Burns.
octl2-3t THOMAS LALLY.
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The Church and the Tenpera nee Reform
This will be the subject for the fourth ser
mon on Centennial topics by Rev. DR.. Otis,
which he will preach In his church, the
West Presbyterian, on next Sabbath even
ing. The lesson will be draw from Brewers
Hall, and In the sermon he will give the
history of the Temperance movement in this
country during the past century, and show
its bearing upon the present questions of
License and Local Option.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-12
H0sU to Rid a Barn of Rats,

Job Hayes of East Marlborough, several
years ago adopted the following method of
clearing his barn Of rats. He filled bis
cart with corn-fodder and placed basket
Of corn on top with light covering of fod-
der on top of this. Hauling the cart into
the barn, he placed boards SO that the rats
could run up into the cart. The next morn
ing he hauled the cart out into the field and
dumped its load, when rats issued from the
fodder in great numbers and fifty or more
were killed.
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A Case of Obsttnacu.

On Tuesday night, when the returns we're
eagerly sought by the opposing parties at
their headquarters, it seemed to be matter
of rivalry as to which could make the most
noise. But piece of obstinacy was dis
played about closing. The Democrats hung
on and waited to see If they would not close
over the way. But there was no close over
there until the Democrats had closed, and
as the Democrats we're determined to cit It
out, the lights burned in both headquarters
until broad daylight.
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olICE-T, william L. Gilbert, do here.
~ by give notice that shall apply to
Judges of the Court OF General Sessions of
the Peace aud Jail Delivery Of the state Of
Delaware, in and for the county of New
Castle, on Monday, the Goth day of Nov.m-
ber next. being the first day Ofthe Novem-
ber term A. D. 1876, for a license TO Keep
an Inn or tavern at the southeast corner OF
Front and King streets, known as the
Pennsylvania House, in the Second Ward.
of the city of Wilmington, county and
State aforesaid, to sell Intoxicating liquors
in less q Quantities than one quart, to be
drunk on the premises. and the following
freehOlders of said ward recommend the
said application, to wit;
James Christy, Charles ESparks
Michael Kenney, William H Beekley,
Richqrd Booth, John b Elliott.
Nicholas Jenney, Martin H Elliott,
Joseph Stoeckle, Edward A Fulton,
John Bush, Henry Feldmeier,
samuel w schultz, ,JOsh ua Baker,
Daniel Callahan, Henry Kienle.
r. =. Townsend, George w Rival,
Charles Cannon, Charles Weyl,
A e. stburn, William II thompson
X H Taylor Hugh sWeeAey,
tiObert Wallace.
Oct9-3t WlLLlA Nj Il GlLbE1l.
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EIOTICE.-l, George w. Russell, do here
~ by give notice that shall apply 10 the
the Court of General Sessions of the
Peace and Jail Delivery of the State of Del
aware. in and for the County of New Castle,
upsn NJ nday, the 10Th day of November.
A. D., 1876, being the first day of the next
November Term, for License to keep a
store for general merchandise and the sale
esf I: luors in quantities not less than halt
.at "a lou, at No ll2 W. Front street, First
+-al !, in the city of " ilmington, Del and
the Iollnwing freellolders recommend the
said application, to wit:
Joseph Fout, Henry Bradley,
Thomas J. Bennett, William Miller,
William Huber. Philip g. Plunkett,
Levi Fl. Springer, Amor o Perkins,
August Aschenbach, g gorge Stenicken,
Francis Kelley, Fred. We'll,
Patrick Holland, George Fl. MARBLE,
Caleb Miller, Alfred Walton,
David Woolman, Julius Gunther,
Thomas johnson, Jacob Klenle.
James MCGOWAN, Benry Bleyer,
Dennis Bradley, John G. Crosley.
oct7-:t GEO. W. RUSSELL.
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EItT0 Races

In the pacing race yesterday Clarence
Render was awarded the first premium.
The owners of Slow Toe believing him just
as good, an independent purse will be paced
for to-day between these two horses. The
No. 6 race, 2.40 time was undecided yester-
day and will be trotted to-day vt one
O'Clock sharp.
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A Tremendous Edition.

There were $500 copies Of the HERALD
published yesterday, and the entire edition
was exhausted at an carly hour. This is
the largest edition of any newspaper ever
published in Delaware.
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Sales Continued.

Pulls e. Ellis will continue their auction
sale of dry goods on Friday afternoon and
evening and Saturday morning, afternoon
and evening. Gentleman wishing any Cas-
simeres, Underwear, &c., will do we'll to
drop in.
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A NOUeL Bet.

A bet was made III this city on the recent
election, the forfeit of which is that the
loser has to wheel the winner ia hand
barrow up the centre of Market street, from
Front to Tenth. This will be carried out
on Saturday afternoon, and the start will
be at half past one O'Clock.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-12

NOTICE.--I. Bernard Bonner, do hereby
~ live notice that shall apply to the
Judges Of the Court of General sessions OF
the Peace and Jail Delivery of the state
of Delaware, in and for the county of New
Castle, on Monday, the goth day Of Nov
ember next, being the first day of the
November term, A. ID 1876, for license TO
.s--2b an Inn or Tavern at the Southwest
y. ii rof Filth and Spruce streets, in the
f'.j-:, h Ward, being No. $40 II. Fifth street,
of the said city of Wilmingto on. county and
State aforesaid, to sell Intoxicating liquors
in less quantities than one quart, to be
drunk on the premises; and the following
freeholders of said ward recommend the
said application, to wit:
RObert' arsWell, William P. Karr,
James BARLEY, Alexander II. Moore,
Bernard nonoboe, Alexander j. Hart,
Francis McMOnagle, G. Mrssick,
Thomas Murtha, David Baird,
John McGOnisal, Thomas B. Eaton,
John McClafferly, John I. Barnes,
Francis Kelly, Peter Mannion.
Andrew Murphy, Henry II. A lbert,
James A. Hart, John Hanson,
Thomas B. Kelly, Patrick HessiOn,
job II Burnside, William Robinson
Thomas Fox, William Alsentzer.
Gct7-St BERNARD BONNER.
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Pushed to tho RjueT.

It is generally reported that the P. B.
Railway Co. will take steps at an early day
to push their line of road from Dorsey's to
the river shore and connect with the G. &P.
B. road at Peach Bottom.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-12

In, OrICE.- .-NATUR RALJAATION:-.A Aliens
lin may declare their intentions before the
|U. $. District Court and obtain their flrst
|papers OH Tuesday, Thursday and SATURDAY
|nights from 7 30 to 8 81 o'clock, until after
|lle general election.
:. r. SMITH, CieIk.
Office, ,Second-story Post-c1fice Building.
iOctIU-lm
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WANTS.
q ANTED-slO OcO. $500, 4.5Oo, on well se.
N cured real estate. nvNorn Aco
o9-eOd3t. I'VE A>O ~ ~

-,op CXNHANGE.-Thre Houses worth
I'VE ~ oo0 200. or 81, 500 each. for Farms.
so,vSvsel s,Ssl ~0' REYNOLDS & co.
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DELAWAREDAY.
TIE MEETING LAST EVENING.

dresses suitable ResOtsStiOns-A PGtrt-
otto etter.
A meeting of citizens at the City Hall,
last evening, to consider measures for OBJ
serving Delaware Day at the Centennial,
was called to order, and Col. A. H. Grim
shaw made President. The following were
the Vice-P Presidents: George w. Stone, ,Jno.
H. Moore, B. R. Heisler, John Green, A.
B. Finn, 1. @. Bryer, H. r. Bringhur st,
and @. Hill Brinton, Secretary, s. j. Will
ley:
The meeting was addressed by Benjamin
Milds, 9. B. Lore, and I. G. Grubb, who
urged the observance of the day as gener-
al holiday in Delaware.
A committee consisting of G. P. johnson,
Peter U Furry and George McCall appointed
to draft resolutions, offered the following:
Whereas the Governor of the State of
Delaware having set apart the 10Th day of
October, 1876, and recommended to the
citizens of the State that that day be OBJ
served by them at the Centennial grounds
ir Philadelphia in celebrating the Inter-
national Exposition held in honor of the
one-hundredth anniversary of the Inde-
penderce of the United States, and in COM
memorating the growth and progress of the
thirteen original colonies and States; and,
whereas, the State of Delaware was one of
the colonies and one of the thirteen original
States, and aided largely in establishing
their independence, by the counsel Of her
statesmen, and by contributing her money
and her troops.
Therefore, Be it resolved that 1t should be
the duty as well as the pleasure of all citi-
zens of Delaware, who can conveniently do
SO, to take part in the public observance
and celebration of this day at the Centen-
nal Grounds III Philadelphia.
Resolved, That we respectfully ask the
City Council to invite, by proclamation
from the Mayor, or otherwise, such attend
auce upon the part of our citizens, and to
that eud to recommend that our places of
business be closed.
Resolved, That these resolutions be pre-
senred to the City Council at Its next meet
ing.
C.P. JOHNSON.
P. U. FURRY.
GEORGE MCCALL.
The following letter from Charles Baird,
Esq, Secretary of a meeting Of the morocco
manufacturers was read:
WILMINGTON, DEL, Oct. 18th, 1876.
Mr.. THOMAS JOHNSON,
DEAR s1R:-I see by the city papers
that a public meeting will be held this even
ing to consider the propriety OF closing
places of business on delaware day." At
meeting of the morocco manufacturers of
this city held at the Clayton House this af-
ternoon the following was adopted:
Resolved. That we recommend the mo-
rocco trade Of this city to close their places
of business on the 18th inst, and thus OBJ
serve Delaware day at the Centennial, ,giving
our employees an opportunity to visit the
National Exposition.
Truly,
CHAs. BAIRD.
On motion the Committee on Resolutions
Wee instructed to present the same to
Council this evening.
The meeting then adjourned.
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kTOTICE.-A meeting OF the Trustees OF
lin the Poor of New Caslle county will be
6eid at the Aims House, Q, Wednesda;y'
HE 18th day of October, 1876: at 10 o'clock,
N. Those having bills against the lnstl'
Eut!on will please hand them to the COM
missioner for their hundred. or the Ireesu-
Eer, octll-tin j. W. EVANS, ClerK.
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AMUSEMEN'B'S.

ANIUSENIENCS.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
"THERE'S MILLIONS IN IT."
ONE NIGHT ONLY,
MONDAY. OCTOBER 10th, 1873.
JOHN T, RAYMOND
In His Great Specially OF
Col. Mulberry Sellers,
in MARK TwA1N's American Comedy,
supported by
Miss MARIE GORDON,
asd full Dramatic Company.
ADMISSION-5O and IS cents; reserved
seats, $iOO; + r sale at Boughman, Thomas
u Co.'s days in advance. oct9-7t
THlRp ANNUAL MEETING
WILMINGTON TROTTING AssOCI-
ALTON,
will be held at the
Wilmington Trutt1ng Park,
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY
October 10th, llth and 18th.
liz ENTRIES OF WELL-KNOWN
HORSES FOR NINE PURSES.
PREMIUMS, $l,2V'
List Of Entries:
FiRsT DAYS TRIAL OF SPEED.
Tuesday. October 10.
Purse No. J., so. Class 4minutes. IL 2horses
Purse " O. 2, 500. Class minutes. Is horses,
Purse No. 8. sl5O. Glass 2.45. l2 horses.
SECOND DAY-wEDNEsDAY, OCT. H..
Purse No. 4, us. Glass $50. IS horses.
Purse No, s, $3.50. Pacing Race, free to all
horses.
Purse No. 8, 5000 Glass 2.4o. IA horses.
THIRD DAY-THURsDAY, OCT. l2,
Pprse No. 7, $50, Glass minutes. to Road
Wagons. II horses.
Purse No. 8, $l25. Class ESQ. II horses.
Purse No. 0, $500. Glass 2.3O. horses.
SINGLE ADMISSION, so CTS.
Horses and carriages free.
Aa-H orses will be called for the first race
on each day at o'clock, sharp.
WIN. Fl. THOMPSON, President: GEO.
w. ORTLIP, Treasurer: ]. MARSH II T..
Lam, Secretary. oct7-9t
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OPERA HOUSE,

Will discuss the great issue now to be
every political opinion are invited.
Ladies are also especially invited, for
whom reserved seats will he kept.
Uniformed clubs will report to John
Henry Publ, ESQ.,, SO as to be assigned po-
sitions in the house.
GOD SAVE THE REPUBLIC.
BY order of
The Democratic County Ex. Com
Attest, JOHN HENRY Publ,
oc9-tm Secretary.
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OCTOBER 18th. 18th. 10th, and 10th, 1875.
pW. & h. r, Il, Company, at regular ra' es
includir g admission to the Grounds, which
viii be good for return, # +, =, properly ToFs
punched by the Gate Keeper OF the Fair:
It is expected that excul sion tickets VIII
be issued by all Railroads connected with
the Del. Il. II. -,
The +. w & B. r. r. will charge Regular
patas Of 1reipht to Laurel on all articles
and stock for Exhibition, and return them
free.
Exhibitors will please apply to agents OF
Programmes Of Races will be in circula.
ton BY the 13, h inst.
The cambridge Brass Band Will be pre-
sent each day and discourse most delicious
music. ,
The display in the Ladies' Department
will be cry fine, exceeding ANYTHING ever
SAM'T.. J. THOMSON, Sec'y.
Laurel DEL, Oct. 8, 1876. octll-U
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NOTICES.

n OTlCE.-At G. M.ssick's stall, at Third
nv street Market House, can be fouEd
Choice lot Of Roll, Goshen, ana braaioia
county butter, that can not Dc eSeeiIe" .! ~
the city. octlo'4C
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FOR RENT.

NOR KENT.-House, Stable and Lot. on
h Townsend street, east side
4 oo.aod3t REYNOLDS & CO.
|yNOR RENT.-store, slaughter house and
Ii premises, No. a3l Tatnals Street, with
fixtures, &c. Possession given in two weeks
{rom time of application.
Apply to MARY AHRENs,
IF l4i5 Delaware Avenue
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fAyOTICL-I will be at Wilmington Fair
|I\ Ground on Tuesday. Wednesday anu
prepared to alter horses OF all
bgss, Standing:
4Oth and Market W, Phlia
hr po,rnont Driving Park. OctlO-2t
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MOI DEMOCRACY TO
N TO THE FRONT.

Ia public meeting on Wednesday evening,
by Hon. Thos. f. -Bayard and others, al
Their rooms, Bradford's BUILDING, THIRD
street between Market and KiEg streets.
The Young men are particularly invited.
Octll.lt
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ST0LEN.

NTOIEN.-A number of bills having been
stolen rom my office, either saturday
r Sunday night last, all parties indebted
n me are cautioned against making SET
iement with any one except mysell,
Octl0.3t lSAAC V. DIV ~
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NUrlCE.- partnership heretofore ex.
av listing between Frederick Meyers, ROD
IT. I a. Armstrong, Joseph Freeman. Patrick
Ahorty and John Mo eff, trading as Meyers,
ARMSTRONG 4 Co, has been this day dis.
solved by mutual consent The business or
Meyers.
f. II. MEYERS,
ROBERT A. ARMSTRONG;,
JOSEPH FREEMAN,
PATRICK HORFY,
JOHN MCNIfF.
,e me business of manufacturing morocco
aaeretofore = conducted by Meyers: Armstrong
$50, S;S Will be continued at the old stand 10.
vst sn1 =. na,ns street, Wilmington, DEL, ny the
FREDERICK MEYERS,
sept2l-6t2taw z23 Adams street.
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r,1A 1ANTED-Immedlately in a family OF
wv ~ 41uo a. middle aged white woman. to
lake full charge. Apply at ,,1, srprur
1t* SV1 t1AAAA ''AS
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a; OTICE-A PROCLAMATION.
STATE OF DELAWARE
ExECI1TIVE DEPARTMENT.

WHEREAS, The United states Centennial
Commission has invited the several states
to assist in celebrating the International
Exposition, held in honor Of the one nun :
iredth anniversary Of the Independence OF
the United States, by setting apart SUIT
aoe day for the commemorat1On OF the
growth and progress Of the thirteen orlsl-
nal Colonies and States.
Now, therefore, John +. Cochran, GoV.
ernor Of Delaware, having set apart
|ThURsDAY, THE 10th DAY OF OCro-
BER, 1876,
in accordance with said invitation do here
hy recommend 10 the citizens OF the state
that The said 10Th day of October, 1876, b.
appropriately observed. and that the cen
lehnial Commissioners of the state takc
such action, as to them shall seem MOI
proper, for the public observance Of tic
day AT the Centennial Grounds In Pnl;a-
delphia, and do hereby invite all the
cltlzeDs of Della ware, and all DelaWareans
aud their descendants residing III other
sections Of the United states, or elsewhere,
10 De present and participate In Worthlly
c.oiAlnemOrating those events which marx
Ine rise and progress Of the State, and IT,
iqstrate the honorable achievements OF her
citizens,
LII testimony whereof have hereunto SET
my hand and caused he Great Seal O.
The state to be affixed, at Dover, tEli
Second Day Of October. in the year u
our Lord, one Thousand eight hundred
and seventy six, and OF the indepen,,
dence Of the State, tho one hundred
and first.
JOHN P. COCHRAN.
By the Governor,
IGNATiUs G. GRUBB,
ec5-2W Secretary of State.
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FOR SALE.

NOR SALE-A lot of drawers and shelv-
Jug, at Babcock store, 3. W. corner
Eacond and Market streets: octlO-lW
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..>HE WONDERFUL TROTTIN>
1 MARE,
SADIE BELL,

WITH 81 ENTRIES OF OTHER CELE-
BRATED AMERICAN TROTTERS,
Will exhibit her rare powers of speed al
THELAUREL FAIR,
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NOTICE., John Hartman: do hereby t,s
Judges of the Court of General Sessions OF
the Peace and Jail Delivery Of the state M S.sa OF
Castle, on Mon day, the 10th day of Novem-
Der next being the first Day OF the NoYe aan
an Inn or Tavern, at the Northwest corner
Of Lowering Avenue and Riddles road, IN
the 7th Ward of the city Of Wilmington,
county and State Aforesaid, to sell 1ntoxi.
eating liquors in less quantities than one m
fiioWlng freeholders of said ward recon-
r. Weldie William Berry,
r F Perkins, Allen Cloua,
n Liichtenstein, John Donohoe,
~ Tni,n Tones. VIM A Bacon,
IGnn,iitnn Stewart, John II Cleaden,
pen,a,,,in f Law Henry Dandy,
ndraw stewart. Charles Dougherty,
WiIiion, Hamilton, Sunuel Bruce,
Adrian Hughes, Mlcnaei C1I!ans,, ~,
Louis Bartholomew, James MchenuaticA'
Benjamin Fritsch, Danier HnTsnei'S' sS'
Augustus Fender. J04n ~ MnmM DmMAN
oct9-3t JoHN n1A'A ~ fAA,'
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TTANTED-A woman to cook, wash ASIA ana n1
~ tfon' IN e. FOURTH STREET.
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ADAY AT HOME.--Agents wanted
Enpusta, Maine, Ao-iy ooo'
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NOTICE,.-We, Frank Johnson q John
N Percy, do hereby give notice that we
shall apply TO the Judges of the Court OF
General sessions of the Peace and Jall De
livery of the state of Delaware, in and for
ne county # New Castle, on Monday, the the
20th day Of November next, being the hrst
day of the November Term, A. D., 1870. for
a License to keep an Inn or Tavern, at No;
East Fourth street. in the Fourth Ward
OF the city of Wilmington, county and
State aforesaid, to sell intoxicating liquors
in less quantities than one quart TO ba
drunk on the premises: and the following
freeholders of said ward recommended the
said application, to wit
Thomas z Eaton, VIM Alsentzer,
s d Erwlin George Abele.
.Iohn Hu,.Aon. Matthew Kern,
siexanMer Hart. Gottlieb Manmele,
Thomas Fox, FrederlcK Myer'
Alex Saville, Joseph blanK,
Jonn Fullmer, FrancisH Jacquelt'
lanes Parker, Charles Parry,
John Fehrenb8ch, John Kurtz,
lanes s Heal. Hugh Finegan,
trank LaPiere, JB Lapiere.
Michael Cottingham, Leopold SchumaKer'
Bernard Bonner, GEORGE d r Slmmous
James 3rannan. ,ox,
FRANK JOHNSON q JOHN PEhC1,
oo+O-ct
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/. Envmc Four large life-like Steel En-:
hGEA cravings Of sI3 the pfssldesMaI p,SIH sand
DAY for cir cular. N. Y. Engraving
.o M 8 s Wall street, Box S236. N. Y. augSltf