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New-York tribune., 1876-11-22

pece,ots for past G9s36 boxes do prevous week
"a ,o 40 exports 81 043 do Liverpool cable quo
tafios G2s 3D. The advance Of 2s Cd eab!e ana largely
c,, sed shipments s further added 70 the improving
erket and ony complaint now IL the scarcity OF seLy
fine lae made cheese The larger receipts are mainly s1hs
which have been bought up, and nos" coming lNaa DC
fore the close of navigation aud while the weather i; h 80
AZ IN have al hand ready shipment Heccps lr lhe
ent week promise TO be s larger From an ao
stacl viii be brou ght forward much Garner anu
G ~ yeSrs m wnuld seem though the cheese are
hing very thoroughly cleaned In the most desliDe local
tiles In the com While the improved fOregn nelnah
indicated ny the advance abroad ana incroasen P
marked nTmness and higher nguieS hIn ~
must be borne mind that steamer l.gh,S ,na,
sdyaDeo there is telling now iOnS uio 29i.ss
will follow or lead tae here Dealers are oouptose
acting judousy In letting them have what ihey Wa -,
they are in buying mood This may help at the ate o
the season. while eUSeness which would result ~ 1 a.
Tor months perhaps might work the reverse Inc '
certaiy verr eeon aging iust now few sales ~ sicly
fancy 6eptember cheese have made at 2c W ~ ~
for several 2c for long line Of August SepsVuI
ana october cheese Medium cheese are aso dVhG ~,
hnf on flavor and sharp cheese,
sks are mot much any improved Shipments Of last week
rs about one half Liverpool aud Oaefourtl each 10 Lon
Gl
New-York tribune., 1876-11-22
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
FOR THE WEEK ENDING NOV. u. 1s70.
frrnrc.sii Tor rHT n Y rRInrNr. hv NspOTerI


Expressly THE y. Y TRIBUNE bv our own ReuorteEl
General Directions.
send only go0i articles The freight other
up poor goods Put everything good order An attractive
look secures examination often inake sale where dirty
package appearance fails Pack securely that
the win not allow the contents % change about se
plenty cedn dTU cut with Marx PLAINLY
with pnfnt-a stencil plate Ia best2nd note contents on the
barrel stating the amount also send letter at ths
stating what sent the route uine &C. IN IN
sond also he uclosed IN barrel or box Always
state number packages Secure Tor yOusei rclt
ton goods put best shape 50 that yOuf marx IS IN
demand.
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WOOL MARKET.

WOOI. MARKET
PHILADELPHIA Nov 2l-Tod nrm moderate demand
Ohio, and West Virginia, Xxx AMI above 44z
47c X a3d45c.: Medium S0AJc Coarse 4Ods2c.; New
YORK Michigan Indiana Western Fine 36 g42c Medium.
sO0l5c.; Coarse 30d41c.. COmbing. Washed, 5Da5Je
Unwashed SIC Canada, Combine, 52s5sc Pine, Gn,
washed, % a3Oc. Coarse and Medium, Unvashed, 3U6
33ac. Tub Washed. 42dfGc Colorado Washed. q 80
INV ashe, lSa22c EItnl and Merno Puiled 3j1lOe No
! and supcr Pulled 36 13Sc; Texas, Pine and Medium
lS12sc.. coarse lS02Oc. California Fine and Medium
g3d3Dc. Coarse. 2Oa25c.
PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.
PROyIngscE- K. L. Nov 2l-Prinung Cloths st0ady AZ
.c cash darl Extra 6Ix6i with quiet market
New-York tribune., 1876-11-22

The daily receipts iur the week NJ thc NaO, po-
Of dstrib1ii0u follows. ~ lric hllNay 70 chna
cream milk Harltm Railroad, 22of 80. NtN
haven Itairoal, Hudson River Nalf'sd go DO"
Midanh 100 mix ana II uf cfrau lisce
aneous nearby routes, l57j mix; total 0- cans
milk o. quarts each The pnoe at Nhish toe suus hs
been sold on the platform during jhr ra-t wrr fN'lifri
~ 75 legnpng that price anf selling urm ii~uth ic
week without change. Thec o. ir g. thr uidr ana the
rire of ths urpIus ma rT below tf clnrin
plated price Doe pad te frmvr MIA is len over each
day.
NTAT~.
New-York tribune., 1876-11-22

Recent, for past week shipments lO3l bales
Choice sFs actTce and hed WIN ric hl'H'r' ~ H
aud u forced Ia sale MoH!l 80 ~ lower
fgurcs Of 100 bales medium state Was s' u Al' q"
Boo Nc quote: 90,
~tare prime, new. Pni3 a3i Eastern ~
Itp fair 10 Main0 - fSb
STATE Prime Old. - n - Wtscpn'ins 1ip
state. fair 20 goO..l3 ais taflngs... ~
iOlis al grow tls......-. Ia
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Brooklnn propertn 60 Eet.

rTO LET-3-story brick SCHOOL-HOUSE, No.
Il 1853 Remsen.sf. 3-story brick DWELLING, l7Y VII
ioughbgst GORDON L. FORD. 81 CIark-st, Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1876-11-22
Ciip propertn 90 fet.

TT'O LET-Tw0 very desirable FLOORS fol
light houselc ping fuiy furnished private houss. 22s
West 5-th-sE
New-York tribune., 1876-11-22

shipments OF apples, 49, l25 bbs There 10 little any
noe IN appes Perhaps seconds are Dcbg sn ~
~ i6 zs ii formerly and there may DO moe seS VI
New-York tribune., 1876-11-22

Exports of salt and curod-B4ron gbGl boxes be l35
Lls: pork l.5Le bbs: lard, lOS5 Fhga fresh b't 4l@,
clrcas. Tho weather With heavy ~ 90 has enc.
what appeared % he upward movement 10 fresh ihe
New-York tribune., 1876-11-22
financial.
A -GAS STOCKS.

4 GAS STOCKS.
n. NEw.YORK. MErROPOLITAN, MUTUAL. AND
MANHATTAN GAS STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD
Of Brooklyn and New York O. Securities dealt
In by GEO II. PRINrISS.
Room BfOai St. n. V.
New-York tribune., 1876-11-22

extra shppng Newown pippns at extreme figures some a.
high as sf T5zs2 sl bulk the fruit goes od nj 81 Is
dsl 37 bhis prime selling Al 81 So lss bbiA wayne
County Bawns. Green1gs and Spitz at 81 4O and CAT
fair mixed iTuit at 81 20 Pears continue ~ I,t IiOna
forI1 coming IN to-day. Such stock mas @ouu
lated mere and unless hard GOOD keepDg condiion
selling lower figures, low as 81 Oar o"n siae
p.ars are about Oat u market lew Wears
are SIN selling at about s5, With sinai iot, ~
Of W. Hplis at S6dS7 Tiey are negiGtsu
for The and ,ostOa fruit Ounces loager IN
auoiable quantity the California boxes OF rNIa
and lover strictly pine vord hni iair hsnand OtEnOi
ia are having 4 better trade t1e holidays appro4ch
ires are 6rmr espeeally fruit Common berries
are still ios io Oi Rhoa Isaul bls. sculus AZ 20,
with % bbis EtDa Florida OrlnsOs are cohs
forwar somewhat freely and generally IN goi
The daily gazette., 1876-05-04
METHODIST GENERAL CONFER
ENCE.
THIRD DAYS PRoDEEpfNGs.

THIRD DAYS PRoDEEgiNGs.
The Methodist Episcopal Conference met
at the usual hour this morning with Bishop
simpson, of Philadelphia, in the char.
Bishop James occupied n seat on the right of
the president. aud Bishop Ames OF Baltimore
occupied the chair on the left.
The interest manifested ny tho publ, in
the pT oceedings of the conference continues
unabsted. and the galleries of ths Aea emy
OF Music are constantly occupied by Lnmbers s
Of ladies and gentlemen, who listen to the de-
bates and join in the daily ssrvicea of prayer,
the reading of scriptures and the singing oil
hymus.
The exercises were begun With prayer by
Rev. l.. Q. Matlack, Of wilmington confe,-
ence. The secretary, Rev. Il. W. woodruff
OF New YORK.. read the names of the eighty
members appointed on eaca OF the TIVE We
stan, Jag C onlmittees. The appelations sfthe
conmlttses are a, :olows: Episc ,pacy.
st Ite of the chur b, church extention. book
concern, juJieilry. revivals boundaries and
SUNDAY School tracts.
Rev. j. M. Buckley, Rev. d. N, Corlev. Rev +.
9. Hunt. Rev. A. NJ Dickey. Rev. A. We ster.
j. ". + White. and ID. Mitchell, through
of laws similar in most respects to. the code
es'abllshe1 e1 for the nse of the conference in
!,T2 Several hours were taken uD in enghty
discussions on amendments and substitutes.
of the rule as pres sntei by the committee.
Rev. John Lsuahau. Rev Loiis ID Dunn,
Rev. Hiram Price AMI Rev. J. W. Rice were
appointed as acommlttos to make an investi-
CATION and report to the conference on the
resolution presented yesterday by Rev.
Hiram Price.
The resolution seeks to have the Centen-
nial exhibition closed on the Sabbath. and
urges the commissioners to prohibit the sale
OF spirtuous liquors on that day. On motion
of Rev. Mr.. Baker, of the N. Y. conference. il
was resolved that the Bishops conjoint ad-
dress be made the special order Of business
Tomorrow morning at ten O'Clock. Bishop
James presented to the conferences the Rev,
W. B. Pope. of the British Weseya Metho-
dist Church. who made brief address thank
ng the conference for the kind reception
rendered him.-Bditiaore News, May 5.
The daily gazette., 1876-05-04
NHERIFE,S SALE

SHERIFF'S SALE.
- BY virtue OF II writ of Alias Eieri Facisf
to me directed, will he exposed to public sale
at ,he Hotel of Thomas u. Bradway. in the
town nt Delaware City, in hed Lion Hun.
dred. in New Castle County, bel, on
FRIDAY,
THE 18th DAY OF MAY, A. b, 1876.
AT , o'clock, J.. M.
The following described Real Estate, viz;
All that certain lot or piece OF land situate
lying and beng in the town Of Delaware
City, in Red Lion hundred New Castle
County. and State IT Delaware. and bounded
and described as follows. to Wit: Beginning
at the east corner OF Clinton and Fif h sire ets.
and running theme touiheastwardly along
the said Filth street two hundred and eight
leet to the north corner of Fifth and lInpil-
ton streets thence nortbeastw ardly along the
northeast side of said Hamilton street one
hundred feet, thence nortbwestwardIy and
parable lei with said Fifth street two hundred
and eight feet to the .outheasttlde of Gin :
ton street aforesaid. thence along said Clin-
ton street southwestwardly one hundred feet
to the place OF beginning, containing twenty
thousand eight hundrei square feet of land
more or less.
Seized and taken into execution ne the
property of The delaware City Academy.
lWm. ID. Clark. President of the Board of
Trustees es the Delaware City Academy on
behalf OF said corporation.) and o be sold BY
=, WIN. IL LAMBS0N. Sheriff,
Sheriff's Office. New Castle.
April Ii. A. ID. 1876. apr2lts
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- HERiFF'o SALE.
- BY virtue of writ of Levari Facias To
to me directed, will be exposed to Public
Sale at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL. sil SHI PLEY ST.,
kept by George W. Crtlin. in the city of Will
mington, New Castle county, Delaware. on
FRIDAY.
THE 9th DAY OF MAY, 1876.
At2 o'clock. p. m.
The following described Real Estate, viz:
All that certain lot, niece. or pa reel OF land
situate in the city of Wilmington, afore-
SAID bounded and described as follows. to
wit:
Beginning at point on the southerly side
of forty feet wide street at the distance Of
one-hundred feet westerly from the westerly
side of Claymont sire ct. said torty feet wide
street being laid out parallel with fifteenth
street and distant therefrom northcrly one
hundred and fifty feet running from Clay
mont to Head street thence routherly para
llel with ClaynOnt street seventy fe,t to a
,orner. thence westerly parallel with fifteenth
steeet ffty feet to n conner. thence northerly
and parallel with the first described line sew
enty feet TO the aforesaid side forty feet wide
as aoove descsibed and thence thereby east
erly fifty fec to the place of beginning, be
the contents thereof what they may, Book s.
vol 9. Page 2j2 &c.
Seized and taken into execution as the nro-
perty of John T. Wris ht and Margaret Jane
his wife. and to be sold by
WM. il. LAMBSON. Sheriff.
Sheriff /. Office New Castle.
May J, 1876. may2-ts.
The daily gazette., 1876-05-04

Il seems to be unfair to the people liv-
ing at distance from Philadelphia that
the Centennial Exposition shall he closed
on Sunday. Police force will be re-
quired about the grounds whether open
or not, and it seems to us that a suspen.
sion OF the machinery and necessary
work on Sunday would be all that il
requisite. Admission at half price on
Sunday would be proper recognition OF
the working people who live out of the
city who could not afford to lose tine
and pay the other necessary expenses
which visit will require of their slen
der means.
The daily gazette., 1876-05-04


The New York Sun persists that relig
ION will form an important issue in the
coming campaign. 1t says If it has
been supposed anywhere that the great
demonstration of hostility to the Catho-
lie Church, Of which President Grant
sounded the keynote in his famous
speech at Des Moines, he's been aband-
oned or relaxed, the suppositiou is en-.
tirely mistaken. 1t is evident that the
attempt to identify the whole Republi-
can party with this hostility is now TO be
urged more vigorously than overland
one OF the conspicuous reasons for so do
ing is to divert public attention from the
almost incredible corruption of the pres
enu government"
The daily gazette., 1876-05-04
WILMINGTON, DEL. MAY 4. 1876
CHIEF JUSTICE.

The prevailing opinion is that Cover
nor Cochi an will appoint Judge Wotten
Chief Justice.
Judge Wootten was an able lawyer
when selected to fill the position Of Asso-
ciate Judge, which he has held now for
near thirty years. He has filled the
duties with great acceptability, having
also presided very frequently in the alb
sence of the Chief Justice. His seniority,
familiarity with the rulings of our
Courts, experience and legal ability, all
favor the opinion that he will be select
ed
1t is true that Judge Wootten is ad-
vancing in age, and may hesitate to ac-
cept the position. But should he be
rendered the high Office and accept it,
the general confidence and high respect
which the Court holds in the State will
in no wise be diminished.
Should Judge Wootten be selected, an
Associate Judge TO fill his position will
have to be selected from SUSSEX county
and John R. McFee, Esq, is very favora-
bly, spoken of in connection with this ap-
pointment. Mr.. McFee has ranked high
at the bar of his county, and would no
doubt fill the position with ability and
becoming dignity.
Other gentlemen have been spoken of
in connection with the Chief Justice
ship. But most of the members of the
Bar of this county who have thus far
been referred to, we are informed, would
decline. Those ST oxen of are, eIChan-
cello, D. NJ. Bates; Charles B. Lore
Esq, Hon. VIM, G. Whiteley, Hon. Joseph
p. Comegys, VIM. S. McCaulley, Esq.
Hon. NJ. B. Smithers, Edward Ridgley
Esq, Victor DUPONT, Esq, George Gray
Esq, and C. M. Cullen, Esq.
All of the gentlemen named are highly
educated, learned in the law, an
well endowed with the gifts and grace
b fitting the judicial office.
The daily gazette., 1876-05-04

The City of London, within the
limits of the Metropolitan Police Dis.
triot, had in 1875 a population of A.
907, 7,167. London proper, which Is
always expanding. had at the time
3,445, ,100population' The growth of
this great city is encouraged by one of
ihe processes which has been so influ.
sntial in Philadelphia, for there are
t|o thous and building associations in
London, under whose operations the
builders always find g good market for
their houses. There are about $50 900
houses in London. Within it, now
comparatively but a small area com
pared with the great municipality, is
what IS known technically as "The
City," the business and financial cen
Ire, which rules the money market Of
the world,
The daily gazette., 1876-05-04

The Commercial is filled with admira-
tion of the Secretary Of the Treasury
and says the Gazette, with others of its
party, begins to feel alarmed at the
lowering stature of Mr. Bristow."
The towering stature" of Mr.. Bris-
tow exists only in the imagination of the
Commercial. In Wilmington the s. 900
which lie permitted Nolen to defaul.
from the Treasury. casts a shadow over
hls stewardship that needs explanation.
The daily gazette., 1876-05-04
Negroes a Club TO be Used on Re.
publ ~a-ts.

The Commercial says the negroes can
not help the Republican party by max
ing their strength solid in the hands
of men, who without it would be with
out a following" Who are the men it al
ludes to who would get no votes, if they
failed TO get the negro votes? OF the
negroes, it says further:
They can afford to exercise Judgment
they can afford to choose for delegates O
for candidates the men whom they mos
respect or confide in but they canno
afford to give themselves up for a club t,
be used in the hands of those who hay,
no other weapon.
In fact the negroes have always beer
used as a club in the hands Of Republi
cans to strike white voters. In this the
Commercial without intending it speak,
a salient ruth.
The daily gazette., 1876-05-04
CIIERIFF : SALE.

By virtue Of writ o. '.evari Facias to Inc
directed. will be exposed TO Public Sale
ut the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL !SHIPLEY ST
kept by Geo. W. 0rtlip. in the City of Will
mington. New Castle county, ID L.. on
FRIDAY.
THE 18th DAY OF MAY. 1876.
At . o'clock p. NJ.
The following described Real Estate. viz
All that certain lot or piece of land with a
Brick Building thereon erected. situate in
the city of Wilmington aforesaid. bounded
and described as follows, wit: Begir ming
At tne intersection of the northerly side Of
Fifth street with the easterly side Of Grange
street; thence casterly along ssid side of
Fifth street fifty -four feet FIVE and half inch
es; thence northerly and parallel with Or
ange street by line of land late of John
Coleman twenty feet to n corner of land late
of John Murphcy; thence along limo of said
land westerly and parallel with Fifth street
fty-four feet five and n half inches to the
aforesaid side of Orange street, and thence
along the said side thereof southerly twenty
feet to the place of beginning. be the con
tents thereof what they may.
seized and ia ken into ex ecution as the pro-
perty of Jacob llauser and Ann Elizabeth his
wife and to be sold by
WIN. ii. LAMBsoN, sher'r.
Sherifr's ONCE New Castle,
April -, 1876. ( apr22-ts
The daily gazette., 1876-05-04
THE SAFE BURGLARY,

Miles. the convict. now in Vermont State
prison. gives names. hiine rto suppressed, OF
persons plicated for the Washington 5a fe
burglary: John o. Il sans contractor, A. Is.
Williams; Carove. Chief of Detectives at
Washington. Hayes, Benton and others: Har :
ringtou wa. the prime mover ofthe affair.
which Mills fully confessed. viii lie Bsbcock
was the real instigatot.
The daily gazette., 1876-05-04
FRIDAY.
THE l2rR DAY OF MAY. 1s7G.
At IL O'Clock. a. In.

At IL O'Clock. o. In.
the following described Real Estlte, viz:
All those certain lots or Parcels of land Sit
uate in Red Lion hundred, county and state
aforesaid, bounded and described AS follows.
to-wit:
No. |. Beginning at a point on the south
west side OF the road leading from Delaware
City to Port Penn the distance OF five hun
dred and eighty nine feet by the said rea
from the east side OF the Chesapeake ana
Delaware Canal, corner of other land row
or late Of the said Johr j. Henry, and run
ming thence along said road south twenty
four and one half degrees east eighty feet to
land late OF Ezekiel Shaw; thence south ak
ty-six degrees west one hundred feet to an
eight feet wide alley. otherwise calle Maple
street; thence with said alley north twenty
Tour and one halt degrees west eighty feet to
another corner OF the said land now OF late
OF john =. Ueury; thence north sixty-six de-
grees cast one hundt cd feet 20 the plnre of
beginning,
NO . beginning NJ the in tersection of the
alley aforesaid with the new road to Burch-
ard,s corner and running thence along the
southwest side OF said alley to stake STAND
ing opposite to the south corner of the lot of
Ezekiel Shaw aforesaii; thence south twen-
tS -hVe degrees west to the east side of he be-
ore mentioned new road: thence by the SAID
Dad TO the place of beginning.
No. 3 beginning at the sOut Invest side of a
huolc road Otherwise called Fifth street,
being the southwest boundary of the town of
Delaware City and adjoining land of i shua
shaw. and containing in front or breadth on
SAID fltth street twenty feet and extending
OF that with between lines at right angles
with, said Fifth street southwestwardly one
hundred feet bouniet on tho southeast hV
Sald Shaw's lot and on the northeast by said
Fifth street. on tn northwest by said Joshua
Seeney land. aad on the couth rest by other
land now or late of the said Jehn Henry.
Book vol I. page 3di, &c.
NO. :. beginning at a stlks on the west
side OF the road leading from delaware CITY
TO Port Penn and at corner for land of Eli
habeth Green. ard running theacc with her
land sout hwcstwardiy at right angles with
sad road one hundred feet To ten leet wide
alley; thence with said alley narthwest-
waraly twenty feet to other land of the said
John Miller; thence rtdwestwordly one
hundred feet at right auglcs to a stake on the
west side OF said road, the zee along the west
side thereof twenty feet 10 the beginning,
containing area of 1o0J square feet OF lana
and surface. 0'
Seized and taken in Executionas .he .ro-
perty OF .Iohn Miller and Anna Maria his
wife, and Elijah Miller AMI Virginia A. his
wife, and terre tenants, NJ d to be sold bv
VIM. Il. LAMBSON, Sheriff.
Sherif's Office. New Castle.
April ~. 1876. apr2gt
The daily gazette., 1876-05-04


The following described Real Estate, viz:
All tnat MessuaRc and Plantation or tract
of land situate in Red Lion hundred. in the
county.of New Castle, and state ot Delaware,
bounded aud described as follows, to witt
Beginning in the middle Of Cedar Creek,
thence by land OF William Reyoold the three
following courses and distances. north b fifty
nine degrees and three quarters. west ii ty-
nine perches and lS-tenhts to a stake, north
sixty seven degrees. west sixty percbes and
hve-.enths to u stone. south eighty -niRe and
II quarter degrees, west two hundred and sew
en- perches and ive-tenths toa stone; thence
by land of Barney Repbold the threc follow
ing courses and distances: south one qu art er
| OF u degree. eat fifty three perches and min.
te tbs to a stone, south eighty seven degrees
west one hundred aud twenty-eight rerches
and seven-tenths to stcne, south three
quarters of a degtee, east forty eight perche es
| and six-tentbs to a stone: thence by land OF
| John Clark the two following courses an !
| distances: north eighty seven and a half de-
| grees. east one hundred and eighty six per-
| ches and th1ee-tenths to n stone. south sew
| enty' even degrees. east one hundred an
| slxty-seven per hes to the middle OF Cedar
Creek aforesaid: thence down the same the
several courses and distances thereof to the
place of beginning. containing Two Hundred
and Forty-six Acres One Rood aud One Perch
be the same more or less
Seized and taken III execution as the pro-
perty Of Anthony keynold and Ann S. his
wife and I l.. 3nd to he sold hv
WILLIAM IL. JAMESON, ShcrIn.
ShcrlGs once, New Castle,
April 10. ls16 apr13.ts
The daily gazette., 1876-05-04
SATURDAY.
THE 18th DAY OF MAY, 1916.
49, ~t-t. - ~.

nv . OIUOhI t. nus
The following descI ibed real estate, viz:
All that farm and tract of land situate in
81. Georges Hundred. New Castle County,
Delaware, bounded by the main stream Of
Drawers creek, branch thereof Sc eparatlng
the same from land formerly of William
Dickinson. land of Patrick McDonough's
heirs and the State road leading from Nc
Donough to Odessa, in the aforesaid county
containing about five hundred and twenty,
nine acres of land. Book 4, val. Z. page 33 &c
Seized and taken n execution as the pro-
erty OF Thomas j. Foard. aud to be sold by
WIN ii. LAMBSON, Sheriff.
Sheriffs Ofsce. New Castle, /
April Is. 1876. ap,20ts
The daily gazette., 1876-05-04

Hon. jeremiah S. Black has written a
letter to the Pittsburg Post, to say that
he is not candidate for the Presidency
The daily gazette., 1876-05-04
g HERIFF'S SALE.

, By virtue OF Il writ of Levari Facias to me
directed. will be exposed to Public Sale, at
the Hotel of William B. Ford. at Kirkwood
n Pencadcr Hundred. New Castle County,
The daily gazette., 1876-05-04

To SUFFERING LADIEs.-"Dr. Rogerson' q
Female HydrastiS Powders, for ali female
omplalnts. BY mail, 81. Address. ur.
Rogerson p. o. Rox, 1855 N. Y. city,