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The daily gazette., 1876-05-25
STRAY Wales,

To night City Council meets in
regular session.
Workingmen's Loan Association
meets this evening.
The suicidal mania is now the lead
ing topic tf discussion in town.
Another Chinese laundry has been
started on Second ST., between French
and Walnut.
The long grass has been cut down
10 the Quickstep professional base
ball grounds.
j. W. Scott has contributed SIS to
the Water Witch Fund for the Della.
ware State Centennial building.
Saturday. afternoon the Democratic
county meeting will be held at New
Castle, and the Republican nomina.
ton election will be held all over the
county.
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ADELAwARE CENTENAKIAE.-Mrs. Ann
Denny, who resides near Smyrna, Is
ninety mine years OF age, is still active,
and enjoys excellent health. She says
she was too young during the revolution
t. have any distinct recollection OF events
us they transpired. She lived at that
time near Wilmington, and had often
seen the passing troops and gazed on
them with childish wonder. She was pre-
sented by Caesar Rodney, one of the
signers of the Declaration OF lndepend-
ence, with an elm sprout, which she
planted out, and which is now probably
the most towering elm in Delaware. She
met Gen. Washington in Wilmington
during the revolution, and had also seen
jefferson and other revolutionary pa
triots.
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POLITICAL sTRAWS.
I3tdeh's Strength In Nesc York.
pfesCs of tscO Prominent
men of the State

The strength OF Gov. Tilden in his own
State New York)a Democratic Presidential
candidate, seems to be somewhat on the
wane.. Chief Justice sanford L. Church,
himself prominently mentioned as q candi-
da:e. was recently interviewed by New
fork world correspondent. and is thus re-
feporter.-Are you willing to say whether
you think the nominee should be taken
from this State and candidate pressed by
New York delegates at st. Louis?
Chief Justice-The candidate belongs else
where than in this State. New York has no
claims to it. and in my judgment no one
should be pressed from this State.
R.-What Is your opinion of the popularity
or Senator Bayard in this State?
Oh. Justice-I think Senator Bayard Will
be acceptable to the Democracy of this
state and very strong candidate.
Hon. Erastus Corning was a so interviewed
with the following result:
H-What is yonr opinion OF Mr.. 1ilIen'a
real strength in the State of New YORK?
Mr. C'-He IS far from being strong with
the people. Whatever strength he mas has
been o6talned through his patronase as Gov
h-Have you any doubts that Governor
Illdrn can command the eutire vote OF the
Democratic party of this State?
Mr.. C-l certainly believe that he cannot
Tor ;he reason that he has alicnated from
hin . large portion Of tho best sentiment ci
tle Dem9erauc .arty in ell paris oi the State
of.New YORK.
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STRUCK BY LIaHrNINo.-A large white
oak tree on the farm of John W. Day, IN
Beaver Valley, was struck BY lightning
IN Friday, the 11th inst. Inc tree was
abont ~ feet in diameter and stood some
distance from other trees, surrounded by
udergrowth, and SO terrible was the bolt
that the entire tree was shivered into at.
oms and scattered over several acres OF
ground, large limbs were carried 100 yds.
distant, one large piece, 20 feet long, was
lodged in tree 200 feet distant, 40 feet
from the ground; about.one fourth Of the
tree was torn up by the roots and carried
about 100 feet and left wish the top end
toward where it grew. A large hole was
Torn in the ground at the root and all tt 9
underground for 80 or 40 feet, around
were stripped Of their branches and
tnro
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Special NOTICE.
IHE GREAT GlSCOVERYl.

H. RUNKEL's BITTER WINE OF
IN, For the cure OF weak Btoma ch gener-
l:Aal'y Indigestion. disease OF the nervous
Nsn, cOnstlp alton. acIdity OF the stomach.
all cases rtqulrlng q ionic.
heNme includes the most agreeable and
1atfislt Of Iron we possess: Citrate OF
lraIc OIde, combined with the most en-
tInt 81 Vegetable tonics-Yellow Peru
Bark
lktdect in many cases Of debility, loss O
tEtk and general prostration, OF an eff
sa'SI OF Iron combined with our valuable
sa,e most happy II augments the anpe
hseS the pulse, takes Off muscular fab
~ removes the pallor OF debility, and
isluord ylgor 10 the countensnce.
aoO want something to strengthen you?
TlM Ol want good appetizer DO you want
Ma uR your constitution2 Do you want
~ Nut Do you want to get rid of ner-
m,,. us,'a, DO you want energy2 DO you
,.nseep wellp Do you want brisk and
Melis NV ieelisgs' lfyou do, try Kunkers
,,,i ~ l'ly valuable ten'c has been 60 thor
ii3 wsteu by all Glasses OF the communl-
~. u % now deemed Indispensable as q
sTiaa Tnsa clne: ltcosb but little puriiles
M. sy ,ta y va gives tone to the stomach, rem
lsnu 81 "hu prOiOHRd ille.
ht..Sonly ask a trial olthis valuable Tonic.
wS,i %n per bottle. H.. +. KUNKLL, Sole
srN'Gl' Philadelphia, Pa. Ask your
|srhi0r hukePs Bitter W line Of Iron, and
5taU ,Sr other axe. So. d only in 81 bottles.
"'e's are counterfeit 30 beware of them.
Tape Worm.
,sHy removed with purely vegetable
sSIl !, Pa3slng from the system alive. Nc
|syia,,he mead passes. Come and refer
SS S,,sS treated. DIR. T., #. KUEKsL, No
| h tsa, Nhth ST.. Philadelphia Advice
| |rv5 "I Iih ana stomach Worms also re-
| hr Syni,A nsh your druggist for kUNKEL's
M SYRUP. Price. 81 per bottle. Send
NN'n, mAYId&Xlm
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The Proceedings Of Court

CONTINUATION OF THE ICE CASES
READY FOR THE JURY.
Specially Reported for the Gazette.
NEW CASTLE, May "a, 1875,
Court opened this a. IN. at 10 o'clock
Judges Comegys Wootten and Houston
on the bench.
Inc Ice cases of Walton & James VS..
Black and the cross suit of Black vs..
Walton & James occupied the day
me case OF the plaintiff closed at 12
o'clock and Mr. Spruance counsel for
Black opened for defense.
The defense claim that Walton e.
James did not live up to their contract
with Black inasmuch as it was their
duty TO notify Black as to quantity
and time of delivery and they should
find suitable vessels.
The defense could prove the good
quality OF the ice when cut and loaded
at Saco and the bill of lading would
show that it was slowed in the vessel
carefully. And further that the very
day after 1000 tons of the same ice
shipped in the same manner was sent
to Philadelphia and pronounced to be
first class. 1t would also be proved
that in selling this ice Walton & James
made no reduction but sold at current
rates.
The defense further claim that il
was the universal custom for the
buyer to furnish means of transporta
tion, and Walton & James failure tc
90 this was the reason why the remain
der was not received by them.
These cases will probable reach the
jury 10 day. ii. c. +.
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THIRD EDITION.
NEW CASTLE LETTER.

DULL rfMRs-hPROVEMEE -sTEAN>
RR NOTES.
Regular Correspondence of the Gazette.l
New CASTLE, May 25th, 1876.
The Morning Herald the other day,
aptly remarked, that our city had re-
sumed all the wonted qualities of
corporation. Now it has gone back
to the times of old. The Mayor has
grown sad and his ink has dried up,
his docket grown dusty; and the police
have grown so lazy for want of calls
for their services that they can hardly
drag one weary foot after another.
A horse, one of those the CONNER
ctdt says, ''are used to keep the
streets open" fell down an open cellar
and was allowed to make his way out
without the assistance of the gaping
crowd assembled.
The dogs even feel that the good old
times have come again, and night re-
sounds with their sweet baying.
Even your correspondent has caught
the fever, and his pen refuses to work
any longer in this strain.
The Jefferson House porch is nearly
finished; when done, the house Will
be photographed by the wandering
photographer" with a view to have
the house advertised in the papers.
Messrs Lea 81 Sons, millers, will
soon commence an addition to their
mill at Eighth s. Larkin streets.
Every one rejoices over the new
pavement laid by Mr.. Leckler, but
none have given notice that they in
tend to do likewise.
The steamer "City of Limerick" Is
days out from Liverpool, passed up
yesterday. The steamers "Florida,"
for Savannah; "Roman," for Boston;
and "Catharine whiting" for Provi-
dence, passed down to day.
Every one is blaming the seeming
ly interminable ice case, now before
the Courts, for the cold weather. A
little sun would indeed be pleasant.
| k.s
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A CoMPLAINr.-Thos. b. Alexander
sends the Ga=ette a communication in
reference to the item in Mondays police
cases announcing the trial Of Thos. Hami-
ton and Mr.. Garnet, on a charge of steal
ing watch and $50 from Mr.. Blackway.
The Go=ette stated that the accused
worked at Edgemoor, out Mr.. Alexander
says they are employed Mt New Castle
and the Gazette announced the same in
the pol;e item. Mr.. Alexander also
makes charges against the policeman VIII
arrested the accused parties, which ,he
better lay before Mayor Whitley instead
publishing them in the papers.
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PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
WEDNESDAY, May "a, 1876,

,Ouk The trade is dull, but choice fami.
,nslLtan isrmer quota ions About 22os
rels were disposed Of. mostly extra fami-
kMs5 S1l1a6 81 per barrel for low grade
i Il fancy spring wheat, and SO 25a7 for win
Ia wheat, including high grades and patent
|sE25ash Rye Flour sold In lots ut
|AH.
| 0sAM.-whest Ia unsettled and rather
lower. Sales Of 900 bushels; Penna. red at
n t5sl "; amber at 81 4Sal 80, and sprouted
|stlal o., also 10000 bushels spring on se-
uet terms Corn IS less active; bales OF Co.
NJ bushels yellow at Gl o sc. In the cara and
|xts for sail and 2OO,s00 bushels mixed on
Kgst terms. Oats are unsettled, and 10 900
uaels Western white sold at 10 q A.. and
lied at s7s3sc per bushel The receipts
sd,y are as follows: Sl4e bb!s. -four, 300
IL wheat, $500 bus corn. 100 bus. rye, D.
aNa eats, 10 bbls. whisky.
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THURSDAY, MAY 2oth, 1876.
At four O'Clock, p. NJ.
For furnishing the brick, lime, sand and
cemcnt, AID DONG all connected Herewith
Except furnishing and hauling the stone for
walls and DOltom.) The Adams street sewer
will extend fl ON the North side OF Tenth st.
to the East side of Adams street, ami wi Il be
about 10 feet long, and 8 feet wide in the
clear. The stone wall to be 5 feet thick and
four feet high above the top of the psvem ent
IN the bottom of the culveIt the " alls must be
well bounded together and built en- good
soldid foundation, the pavement in the bot
tom to be inches deep, the arch Will be l3
inch brick OF four feet adills and built OF good
hard brick, and all TO be laiu in good cement.
The Dupont street sewer will be q double
sewer about l6O feet in length, and must have
two openings feet in the clear; the walls to
be 2it ct b inches thick each, and built on q
goou solid foundation and to be 4 feet above
the pavement in the bed of ths sewer; the
walls TO be well landed together the bottom
pavement to be inches deep, the sewer or
culyert to be covered with flagstone not less
than inches thick.
The whole work to be done in workman
like manner and under the dii ection and 10
the SO isiaclion of the street Cummissto o. er.
The Committee reserve the right 70 reject
any or all bids.
For further Information inquire OF II. G.
Cenwell, Chief kDglneer, who will give To-
cation. etc. "
my2s-4td Chairman Com. on Opening Sts,
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Queen Tictoria's Birthday.
A CELEBRATION OF THR EVENT IN WILL
NINGT0N.

A oELRBRArlsN OF THR EVENT IN WILL
AINaToN.
In the third story front room, Ma
sonic Temple, last night, about twenty
five of our citizens who are natives of
the British Isles, assembled, for the
purpose of celebrating the 9th birth
day Of Victoria, Queen OF England and
Empress of India. The British and
American national flags were display
ed at either end of the room.
Refreshments were served to the
company, after which Mr.. Rowbotham
announced the object of the meeting,
and toasts were announced as fol-
lows:
1.-THE President and Govern
ment of the United States" Respon.
ded to by Anthony Higgins, Esq.
A song, "The Red, White and Blue"
was then sung by Mr.. Pickles.
2-Queen Victoria.-HER personal
worth endears her to her subjects, and
commends the admiration of the
world, f. Vincent.
Song-"God Save The Queen" by
the guests.
3SThe Mayor and City Council Of
Wilmington, Mr.. Pickles. Song,
THE Queer Old Gentleman" by MIR.
Rowbotham.
4-"America the Land OF our Adop-
tion and Britain, the Land of ouI
Fathers. May they ever be united III
earnest efforts to enlighten and bless
the nations of the carih," by John
Barnes. Mr.. Barnes also sang "fht
Boarding School Miss"
5-"Delaware the Diamond State
and Peach Orchards OF the Union
by Mr.. Peoples. Song by Mr.. Barnes
"The Fine Old Dutch Gentleman"
G-Education. The Pioneer of Civil
lization and the best guarantee for thu
liberties of the people, by Mr.. Woolley
Song, "When the kye comes llame,
by DR.. Cameron.
7-Women'; God bless them, by MIR
Rowbotham.
g. The Press; by Mr., Geo. w. Ver-
non.
Toast Q, The Industries of Whining
ton, by Mr.. Clavey.
Song "a hunting we shall 60" b,
| Peter Taylor.
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FIRST EDITION
Base BdH.

LoUisVlLLE VS.. QUIcKsTEP PROFESSIONALS
A GOOD GAME.
Between 500 and COO people assembled
on the Adams street grounds, yesterday
afternoon, to witness the game between
the Louisville Ky.) League Club, and
the home professional team.
The game was fine and interesting. al
though several fielding errors were made
by both sides. The visitors batted freely.
nut the Quicksteps were weak at the bat
and obtained two Of their runs on errors.
Devlin, the diagonal" pitcher OF the
Louisgilles, was a complete mystery to
the home players, and they were unable
to bat him with any effect. He stands
on the upper line Of the pitchers posi-
tion, and delivers swift ball diagonally
across the home plate. This is very de-
ceptive 10 the batter, to whom the ball
appears to take sudden curve, and thus
missed strikes, foul tips and weak hits
are unavoidable. Devlin is about the
best pitcher of this class in the coun-
try.
The Quicksteps made two runs in the
third inning, when Splaine hit to short
stop and went to second on Fullmer' S
overthrow to first. He came home on
Curry's hit to left, and Curry followed on
an overthrow by the catcher to second
In the eighth inning they obtained one
more run by two baser by Splaine, and
base hits by Curry aud Carl.
In the field, the home club played very
well, though several errors were made
Sidham at short and Householder at sec
ond played most effectively, while the
others were only fair. Hslbert's wild
throws to second were very demoraliz-
ing.
The visitors played a steady game, with
few errors, but evidently did not exert
themselves much. Score by innings;
Il 3 4 5 81 SO
Quickstep, OO2O 90 0Ol o.
Louisville. / % o 80 l 0-1(
Base hits, Q. 6, L. 10; earned runs, Q
I. 6; fielding errors, y z, l.. 8. Umpire
Mr.. Chapman, of Louisville.
NOTES OF THE GAME.
Quickstep z. rs. Quickstep A., at the
Adams street grounds. Saturday after.
noon.
| The Amateurs play the Chester club
in Chester, this afternoon.
| The Reading Actives, t..us far, have
had but one defeat during their western
trip.
Base Ball yesterday: In Philadelphia
Athletic7, Kleinz O. In Elizabeth, N. j..
st. Louis 6, Resolute ..
The daily gazette., 1876-05-25

The DELAWARE PBNiNsULA.-A
handsome illustrated pamphlet has
been issued by the Old Dominion
Steamship C Company descriptive of the
Farm and Garden Lands of the PEN
insula." 1t describes the csuntry,
geographically and agriculturally and
the railroad connection, from Wilm'
ington to Franklin, ON the Chinco:
league Sound. The illustrations re-
present many old land marks and are
very handsome.
The daily gazette., 1876-05-25

ASKING INFoRNAT1oN.-This morn>
ing Chief of Police O'TOole received
a letter from w, F. Heebler, Chief of
the Newark, N. j., police force, ask
ing description Of the woman who,
with her husband, committed suicide
at the Black Horse Hotel, last Satur-
day night. The desired information
was at once forwarded.
The daily gazette., 1876-05-25

TIE RRHoBoTH EXCLUSION The
Rehoboth Beach Excursion, this
morning, Comprised three fullpassenger
cars, drawn by engine No. Al. During
the stay at theBeach abusiness meeting
of the Camp meeting Association will
be held, for the election of a Superin>
tendent and the transaction of other
business.
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FouNp.-Last night, the friends of
Mrs, Mcclure, of No. 708 Walnut street,
who attempted to commit suicide and at
rerwards disappeared from her home,
found, her staying, at her sister 3
nouse in McDowellviile, where she mad
zone after wandering about all day
This morning she was seht 10 county
insane Hospital, for treatment.
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DIED,

JACkSuE.-In Philadelphia on the morn
ing OF the 9Th inst. James Lawrence, son
of L, W. and X. jackson aged 2 years,
month and days.
POGUE.-ln Philadelphia on the 23d of May,
1876. Mrs. keuecca }. Pogue, wife OF David
Pogue.
Her friends and those of the family are re-
specially invited to attend her funeral from
mon, 20. lO5 East Second street OH FRIDAY az
ternoon at o'clock.
The daily gazette., 1876-05-25

FINE SEGARs AT AUcToN.-Messrs
Stidham Il Son will sell at auction at
their rooms, commencing this oqening at
730 o'clock, a large invoice Of segars of
different brands The segars belong to a
bankrupt firm, and must be sold.
The daily gazette., 1876-05-25

A CENTENNIAL TRAIN.-The P, W.
& b. Il. II. Company has put on new
train, leaving President street depot
daily except Sundays, at 7,55 a. M,
beginning next Monday, and connect
directly with the centennial exposition
grounds at Philadelphia, running
through in three hours.
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Y. M. C. A.-Tbere will be free liter
ary and musical entertainment in the
Y. NJ. G. A. rooms, S37 Market street.
this evening at 7.45 o'clock. There will
be an essay, select readings and declama-
tions. Both ladies and gentlemen are
invited.
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PROPOSALS FOR
ny2s4td

GRADING TIE BED OF RODNEY ST.,
From Pennf ylvania Avenue to the south
side OF Eleventh street, also Eleventh street
from Rodney to Clayton street.
Sealed Proposals will be received by the
Committee on opening Streets, at the Office Of
the street Commissioner, no. 50 East Sixth
street. second story, until
THURSDAY. MAY %, 1876,
At four O'Clock p. n,
For grading the bed of Rodney street IRON
PENNSYLVANIA Avenue to the south side of
Eleventh street, also Eleventh street from
Rodney 10 Clayton. The dirt and etone to be
de lyered subject to the order of the Street
Comm sioner, and to be leyeled at the ex-
pense of The contract n.
Tne Committee reserve tile ri. hit to reject
any or all bids.
No bids will be accepted unless it be from
WAL MsMENAMIN,
Chairman of Committee on openin. Streets.
may2- 4td
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MlracuiOub cure for Gowns
co,ss ,'u " remedy OF great popularity.
'DS oorns without pain.
K. BRISGhURsT & CO.,
t. Apothecaries,
corner Sixth and Market street
, or the Hath.
r.SsthSi hSiSSsnss, Ssn, Bath Towers, Bath sponges
Ia % GoSsap soaps In extensive variety. Also
H. bgs, b,v straps, Brushes, etc, OF morse
gsSts ~ tIiction Gloves, and many other
N'' O' The same clasaal
Z BRlNGHURSI & CO.,
.'rner sixth and Market streets
b.. Fine Nail Scissors
hass, GGd Han straight Nail Brushes, Hand
lib Nli files, Nail Polishers, etc, for
To- T.. BHlNGHURST Il CO.,
oolher sixth and Market streets-
The daily gazette., 1876-05-25

The DBLAwARR STATE BUuDINa.-The
Delaware State Building at the Centen-
nial grounds is now nearly completed,
and the members OF the Firemen's Cen
tennial Association are anxious to furn-
ish the building as soon as possible. To
This end that all subscriptions be paid at
once, and that contributions be sent in
within the next few days.
The daily gazette., 1876-05-25

With perfect truth it has been re-
marked that the avenues leading to an
early grave have often been opened BY a
cough or cold. All throat and lung affec-
tions instantly cured by DR.. Bulls Cough
syrup.
The daily gazette., 1876-05-25
BUREAUsNoTICE.

III
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 a. this ofllce.
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,
mar2stf Tenth and King Streets.
The daily gazette., 1876-05-25

REAPPoINTED.-Esquire John FL.
Publ, of this city, received from
Governor Cochran, this morning. his
reappointment as Justice of the Peace
for term of seven years. Esquire
Publ is a courteous and efficient jus
tice, and his reappointment will be
eminently satisfactory to the public.
The daily gazette., 1876-05-25

NJ OTICE-The state Superintendent OF The
IN Fr5e Schools Of DE !aware. will meet
the Teachers o. kew Castle County and
others who wish to teach IN the State Of Del
aware, at the following places. Exam ina
tions begin promptly at O'clock. A. NJ.
Odessa. June 9th. Newport. June h.
Kirkwcod, nh. Henry Clay, " 10th
Newark, " sth. Mermaid, 18th
Candidates will please provide themselves
with writing paper.
ii GROVES,
my25w2tdt Slate Superintendent.
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NOTICES..

COO REWARD.-Lost en- Tuesday 23d
sD ~ inst, on Philada. Pike. between
Wilmington and the I'd toll gate, q large NOR
rocco pocket-book. containing about S75, n
promisory note and ether pa sers. The above
reward VIII be paid the flnder upon the re-
turn of the property to
J. BARKLEY Il BRO.
steam Cracker Bakers,
my25-3t Ate and French SITS
The daily gazette., 1876-05-25

NOTICE 40 COUNTY TAX PAYERS.
~ The undersigned give notice that the sta G
County and P,or Tax for the year 1876 is now
due. ana they will be found at their office,
No 6lS Market street until the first of July,
for the purpose OF r. ceiving the same. And
from July 1st to September LIST. they will be
at No. 10 East eth street during the day
ASAll delinquent tax payers for 1875, are
requisite to call and settle their taxes (im-
medately) without further notice or their
property will be advertised for sale.
JOS l.. CARPENTER, JR..
A. GIVEN,
my22-tf Collectors.
The daily gazette., 1876-05-25

PERsoNAL.-Mr. j. Park POstles, of
this city, has been appointed one of
the judges at the Centennial, of leather
and leather manufactures in a ward of
class IL.
POLICE CAsEs.-John Jones, for as.
sau.t and battery on his wife 81 and
costs, and S10o bail to keep the peace
One drunk so cents and costs.
The daily gazette., 1876-05-25

NOTICE-ls ls hereby given to all persons
~ whose business or occupation requires
State license for the present year tlS76),
that the same is due and payable on the 1rst
day OF June, at the Offices OF the Clerk Of the
Peace for New Castle county.
JOHN =. SPRINGER,
Clerk at New Castle.
mayS-lm NJ. A. J. SPRINGER.
Uenuty. No. 800 W. Second, Wilmington
The daily gazette., 1876-05-25

SALE OF MoNEY.-Union Loan, last
ni9ht. only sold Slv0 at par, the balance
iii he disnnsed of at the N, citing OF the
Board on Monday evening.
The daily gazette., 1876-05-25
MARRIED.,

DAVIS-RITCHEY.-On the 18th inst. at
Asbury M: L. Parsonage, by Rev. Geo Il,
Kramer, VIM. Davis to Sarah Il. Ritchey,
ali ot Wilmington.
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NOTIO E.-Shares In the fourth series OF
~ Young Mems Loan Association are now
offered for sale at 81 ier share. First pay
ment June sth. L. Il YOUNG,
my22-eodtf Secretary.