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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-30
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= Ausn SussiCo nos Acs pcioVscN'
Jsstice Davis VIII Not Accept II
Nominated.
WaaAi,stsp Rapidly FllinE Up with
Visitors.
Ugly Statements About the Louis.
lana Count.
tsrsctAI DnrArcun TO rur oolD HuL
DAILY NEws.!
The .Lssisiana Investigates.
WASHINGTON. January 3o.-Befors the
COMMITTEES on Powsrs and Privileges Of the
Mouse Louis N. Kennsr Of the Louisiana
Returning Board testified a. toa vacancy
In the Beard. Doctor Kennedy proposed
70 all Il with . Democrat and . man Of
mir standing In the community. Wells
and Anderson were against Kennedy.
Wituess knew that Hayes was elected by
throwing out votes. Votes were thrown
ont because there was evidence Of intim-
iaation, Of hanging. Of men driven from
the polls and from their crops, and there
fsrs the Board thought they were lusti-
fable IN doing DO. We had some tssti-
mony Of persons who vsted the Democratic
tIelct through fear. Witness thought there
we're ten instances In which afidavits
Of Intimidation came In with the returns.
some Of the ether afidavits came frsm
psrseus afraid 70 mako them In their re-
~spectiye localities owing TO threats and In
timidatisn. Everything was quiet In New
Orleans. He. knew nsthing about the
~csruting where there we're one or two
instances Of . little disturbance. He be-
lisved there were some afidAyits concern
Ing such disturbances. There were
canlsss ~ g.oa. Sasa ~ W. rs,,s mo-,
tsll how many. Men had told him they
had bsen driven from their homes. He
had no knouisdse o. my psrt 0. ah olis,.
an, snoxlsje. mai Inc Hoard had any con.
imitation ON that ssbject. or that there was
any fraud BY the Board or any member
thereof, or under their direction or With
their knowledge. There WAS no conceal
msnt from the Democratic Committee Of
any papers before the Board. and accounts
Of the proceedings we're published In the
newspapers.
Littlensld. Clerk OF the Louisiana Re
turning Board. testified before Merrissn's
committee to-day that on the Sd OF Decem-
Der he altered the original returns from
two OF the polls In Vernon parish SO a. 10
transposs i7S Democratic vote. ever 10 the
Republican candidates That no did THIS
by the express direction OF ueV. Meiis.
and that after making copies OF the altered
originals and substituting them for the
originals. the lattsr wero burned. either ny
himself or Gov. Wells. he did not rsmsm.
Der which. bot at all events with Wells
knsvlsdge.
rns Louiainua case.
L...-- ,o r.n...,.
NkW ioAk' 'AnuA'! .
Warrington special says the enect OF the
testimony In the Louisiana case Ia 10 prove.
a, ar. 49, ,roj,c.a 4. The oric.
nrs'' 'ns' ~
inal official return from 'erno" io""
ship second, that 17s votes were trans
ferrei from the Democratic to the Ilepub-
lican electors In the same parish after the
return was opened In the presence Of
the Sherman and Palmer committees /;
third. that this change was made before
the Anal compilation VI the returns. This
h. shsvn By the fact that the tables made
mn by the Returning Board showing the
resuit Of the election corresponds with the
return Of that parish. rs u now appears,
and not with that opened IN the heturh-
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HAsAx,s MAGNOLIA BAN preserves and ~
stores the compilation. removes freckiss. tan
and railowness; makes the skin son, white and
dslicats. its application cannot he astsetsd.'
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FULTON FOUNDRY
ON the DIVIDE.
rms oLpssr xsrABLIsnKD FOUNDRY
MILL AND MlMlMa MACHINERY,
And Castings Of every description, nanufso-
turcd 10 order and repaired u the shortest no.
tice and In the best possible manner.
We have the largest and mot
COMPLETE STOCK OF PATTERNS
md tho BHsr FACILITIES Coz furnishing al
work IN our line In the state, and are nov
adding some OF
THE LARGEST AND BEST IooLsl
IN ocisr to hsep pace with the requirsusats Of
The times.
The manseen take pleasure In informins
thslr numerous customers and the public that
tho business will BE- eoutinued without Inter.
'upiion. and respectfully solicit . continuanes
~ their patronage.
Al. RALsrox. Trustee. On
RAJ DAll'S
Wagon & Blacksmith Shop,
Main street, Lower Gold HIN.
uAyING A GOOD SUPPLY OF
d oil kinds Of WAGON MATERIAL, ~
:eiiptios q heavy and light so'i x ny VI
NEW wORK Of Ill kinds sxseutsd 70 order
and ltspalrng done on short notice. There 10
PAINT SHOP
On the premises, carried on BY one Of the best
Painters on the Coast. There 10 also
sHoEiNo SHOP
Attaehedto the establishment. and nons bat
the heat mechanics are employed.
All WORK s~us1ntsed 10 give sssisfsetion.
Iiard.wssd Lsabsr asA wasss Ma.
,cvisis fer sais.:
um rrekksesexs
GOLD HILL MARKET,
Meet . 60 ihs.Nsws Once,
:. Z. FOX. PROPRIETOR
1T THIS MARKET cA-N
a always bs found
THE CHOICEST -@
'E''' MUTTON. ,o.x,.....
AND sAUsAGRs.
Oar animals, being selected from the bsa
Jsiiie ranehes In Nevada and California AN
' PRIv l;rI!' FAMILIES AND HOTELS win
dnd Il 10 their advantage. 70 pAtroniss this
Market, where they viii always be supplied
With the best meats the country can Afford.
RENDERED TALLov for mill and mining
purposes. constantly on hand. nv
III L. 7. FOX.
40. rrRlEIL, PnLr nunI
UNION IRON WORKS
ON THE DIVIDE
TYRREll 4 REESE,
cuccRssORs TO TYRRKLL ; CUMMINGS.
- Founders, Maehinlsts, General knginssr,
~Dfauehtsmen. and manufacturers Of
QUARTZ MILL AND MINING MACHINERY
OF ALL DESCRIPTION.
A., y .ss allsd o Si.s Frssyss:.' and dc
p: oac. soa y % so LS" 4 ssr.st q u. p.va..
Virginia, Nevada. Ism
I
....ANp....
COLD HILL OMNIBUS,
A24A
CONNECTING WITH THE CARS At GOLD
" Mi 10 and hum Carsou.
VIII make rpeulu trips betvssa the stasds d
either epd Of the route, - ffoquently - Tie
sfate OF he road will aibv. nun . o'elsek 1.
q. tiii . o'eloskp.n.
Cooto.
tter = s'elsek ,. -. -------------oo Oesfs
COUNTY SURVEYORS OFFICE,
ROOM NO. =. BLACKS BUILDING,
Corner asd Ts,isr ssrssss, virsisia.
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THE l~foIslATuRf.
senate.

l.r.c,.r To -m. solo ALL DAILY ..v'.i
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A FRANCISCO.
Fatal Accident 70 . Bsy-ssppsssa
0uteide.

SPECIAL 70 TIE o L nnI DAILY nvs.
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The Manager take pleasure In Informing
the business will BE- c0utinusd without Inter
upton. and respectfully solieit . continuanes
ANDREW FRASER,
Superintendent.
Al. RALsrox, Trustee.
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The Pope Will Protest.

ROnE. January 3O.-The Pope will pro-
test against the Clerical Abuses Act Of the
Italian Chamber Of Deputies In an cncy-
clical letter. which will probably be pub
lishsd Of the consistory In March.
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Yioekiag 70 wsshinEseu.

NEW York. Jan. 30.-A Heraid'' Wash.
ingion special says, great crowds are gath
ering In Washington to witness the count.
ing OF the electoral vote. The hotels are
full and every train brings acccssions y
tho throng " sightseers. Many will
doubtless wait for the Inauguration cere-
mony In March. so that tho Capitol bids
fair 10 present . lively aspect during the
ensuing month.
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wall stree. aae...Iea..

bohus, i"tb
The VILLAGES Marphy.
CnIcAos. January o0.--A Jesraars DAY.
export special says: Tho Murphy who
testified before Morrison's Committee yes.
terday was the Democratic candidate for
Congress here Last Fall. lie went To Lou
isiana last month and brought some intiu-
cnccs to bear on Clerk Littlsfeld, whom
he carried of North and has kept secluded
ever since.
A ship struck ~ i.sEhtaisE ss1
BuFned.
NEw YoRK, Jan. 30.-A cable special
~nnouncs that the American ship Dakota.
from New Orleans for Liverpool. when
about 400 miles northwest from the Azores
was struck by lightning and burned. The
captain. his wife. two children and the
crew were rescued and taken 10 fayal,
after bsing four days In spsn boats.
Tho New York senate Esdersss
Hayes and wheeler.
ALBANY. Jan. Gothic Senate to-day
adopted resolutions BY . vote Of 10 70 IL,
declaring that Hayes and Wheeler had
been legally elected President and Vice
President. aud should therefore DO inau'
gurated.
nessing 90 the Resale.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 90. Betting men
are now Offering heavy odds that tho cleo
ton Of Hayes will DO announced by the
Commission. One bet was made to-day
Of $500 against $500. Another bet. OF
odds Of two 10 one. was given up by the
Hayes party. tho Tilden man paying one
half Of his stake 20 be let on.
A Political Cesfersnee.
Nrw YsRx. Jan. 30.-Ths Tissss says
that Tilden, o'Connor, Peltsn and Richard
Schell had . conference to-day at tho Al.
tor House. Several other lawyers and
politicians were also present. including
General Fremont. The result, IL any, 10
unknown.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-24
FESTIVAL ut the FIYI
4 POINTS, November .. 1877.
FIVE POINTS iOJSG OF INDUSTRY,
IJJ Wortl-sL


MORRIS X JE>J T., Pres q NAr ktN---. .lAER
CHARLES El.l, - 90! b., ~ ~ - ?, = 'etaiy'
IiGGIIN \ C1MF, rre..urer, SIiAE ELs LASIEi
FREDERICK O. FOSTER MAi +. bA AkNAI.h ~np't.
In making their annual appeal for help tine Trustees
urgorty present the claims OF ts Institution 20 he public
s The Institution is almost entirely dependent ior s
sr,f..rr upon IT, gi.t- Of the punilc.
tcond-It lCOJ DEBIT hecsus' the contributions ot
have ft Dc tiut 10 DE necessary tNp A-s
Tirtf !, ~urey iu Us all classes, al
crotds, M llites are rec yel Ind carc' '1r
rarp.sifie- Df The greater
for a. "a evident v frequent applications taKe children.
frf parcuts resp .ctie and worthy Nno 1lretouc have
been ahlc ilr tAer ul-'fu- OF. 500 are low DF
~ the IcA N work. t1tteF uhiOr % support tlr
never closes rs doors 10 the cries and % no
poorest children, except frum lck ni m ana and -
admitted such hen largely in debt Delffg thit ls
Master who cares or all would ""h ill bless tns
Cflr's OF the institution.
have 90 De- Uad hence every aoAr h expended or no
~ y. f,i lowing Fl, a stateuent of the years work:
Four hundred AID seventeen thousand tAo lunllcA aAl
Forty-soer hun.rea and twenty ARTICLES OF cloalas
T~cve handrrd and thirty4v pairs of shoe. u.ed
Ten hundred and twenty Ave Children h scA"" average
Tbs i1u has sheltered 239l2 since organization.
The public all times welcome % visit Ai AsDe.l 10
Fo scconi hand clothing aad mone7, VII De very
% af s mode q remittance Is by the order Of
on TanL sgiyg ry mosi Interesting servicss viii De- held
in Chapel. = O'clock, aud a.an "a ".eN tH 'il'
rcu sins reciie, l,r.oriu clAsliene ee.tl' N. ~.
aln me operctao The Flower saeen uiei direction
aroct fnncr viii be- served the children m
spaci1us Play u.O0m visitors may see them at 40
'Asis arr loz II sufficient means are furnished the Annual
Duner for Size OUTSIDE Poor VII Do SetFH-aA aAe'uns
All ssted are soray invited 70 enjoy the lay Will Is.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-24
Mnsltal 5H5Irume'lis

ERANICH & BACH 2i3 East 23d-st., near
n 2d ave. have beautiful assortment 0 ue Pianoiorte
both new and hand whuh they offering very low
Pianos eut anu sold on nstaliment-
4 IGHTE & ERNST, old house Of Lighte &
Bradbury Ofirr ther splcndld pIANOFOhlEo a. low
prices and monthly paynent a. y East I'm st..
Also smiths AMERICAN ORGANs
- X. BALL Il Co.,
~. No N EAST l4rH.Sr.
Cbtekeripg'. 9einwavs and gans loW
for casA, INSTALL lGlents, and ior rooG
New-York tribune., 1877-11-24
Nem pnblieailons.
Continued from sixth Page.
CUNDAY AFTERNOON,
- ANEW F1asrc1Ass MONTHLY

NEW FIRST.CLASs MONTHLY.
r,s publcaton win begin with issue for JANUARY
- SUNDAY AFTERNOON will aim 70 supply reading
,tr which acceptable always. r. peculiarly adapted 10
s,sv striving avoid seotaransn, Partisanship can't
r religious tcrhnicaty win aim to present live articles
V ,, sues II win epdeavor % supply literally the wants
:, ,r. u ho uoei heatniul relaxation and entertainments
No thoroughly Christian. Tt will aim To rank with the
= ,,tli,s A. names of Us contributors, accompany
- ,er srces VIII prove. They will be selected without
r.f.r.rce % ieuominational bias
rCD,y AFTERNOON viii treat largely topics Of prae-
,,,,l thropv such A.;
pr Relief the Labor Question As relates to Christianity
49,, erance Reform; Political Matters, in their ethical
f.,i-. science its relation 20 religion, will have
issHnr place. The various religious denominations
Wi not b, forgotten
GOOD STORIES.
-e VI. avays De two serials progress by writer's OF
eropT sToRrEs-Therc viii be in number two or
tbr., complete stories, the best 'ha' can be secured
Tho rfor's Table WI IL rs confidently believed possess
degree and interest rarely found ID TINS department. OF
S,stlaue arulg.
mn. Book Notices It hoped be found unusually dis
The Rev Warrington G.aaden. formerly Of The N.E York
In.,yerl.ut have etora charge ot sunday Afternoon
Professor P Fisher ID D. the Rev Leonard Woosey
Ts..u Chancellor Howard crosby LIE ID, me trN. r. "
Wsshburn D IT, riaei,.l o. NJ, ~. on Nm - co.. ~ and
sotM '- III % @ .,te. Eivard H1cTeu Ale Ii4rre seeeher
Stow. Jon Hahc'lou John l,tgn (oo@s h9t,e T. @ 9Ou
T,-in- u1v E, gerr Cooke sarah D. JeEett author OF
'D,cDhaveu OBJ. AMI Josephine r. Baker.
Prce a5 S3 postage paid There VIII be
sout 700 iscs 9zG3 inches specimen pases forwarded
~ any address. or application.
No.acaier wiz please send orders early as possible
thr,r-h me usual channels The serials alone would t Is
tsrus.t creq-e vids dcnl and !or NDAY AFTERNOON.
Subscriptions now received.
SUNDAY AFTERNOON,
Rov1as5 SPRINGFIELD. Mass
r. Good caavassers wanted at Liberal cash com.
n .s-lr.s.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-24
Go tubom II man Concern.
EMPIRE TRANSPORTATION CO.
oFFIcE OF rHE PREsIDFNT.

OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT
1877 GRARD-sr.
PTff.ADEL PHIA Oct lS 1877.
Notice "a hereby ven that the Enpe irn sporiaon Com
- los s,s.d ~ transact business. and has entered
uoudatiou affairs preparatory u 10 dsoi - cor
pOratiOu , -, ", ~. .,.ra,t -, 49,, - IN,
nr COmplny viii contnnt "a De Opofeu As
ksretofore' bat Tor accouut 0f - new owners 49,. -.
y. J. FIRTH. Gen. Manage kmpne Lino
New-York tribune., 1877-11-24
Gotcls.

COLEMAN HOUSE european plan), Broad
- way and .-tls-Drs.labic rooms for families az cLeip
raies Single rooms. 2 aud upo drL 49, - ,-,.- ~,
TuO-. D. WlNCuES Ea -npt JN- ~ itDDtf-it-i tLop.
NEW W-ENGLAND HOrEL.-LOdging a spe-
= cav 30c 4Oc, 5Oc nightly - 10 - weekly Iof gen
temon 0ny. 80 30 BOweIy.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-24
thanksgiving.

rTHANKSGINING at the FIVE POINTS
MISSION .sit. u old brewery. 81 ptrs Sc. =. Y.
Exercises consist ~ singing, deln4tous Sle5 and
cal st by the c.d.n in flt chapel, 20 - 10
from 3to p. u Clntrilltions of m1nfv fooi "
clothing earnestly solicit d Address Pew O. = BROW y, 81
Parks The puDIc respectfully invited % visit
Thanksgiving Day.
SUNDAY preaching m lob m. and - p. m.
-1 d S. BUnWN snnt-
New-York tribune., 1877-11-24

Ccnrirn Godr1.
At NlOPRISTOWN-A delightful home for
I 1yi~+sr lu private lmr aU tIo surroundings ol 2
1.1la,s r.,ieice. ,er1ns from 9 I'D slO DER We.
7 .ov ll 3iJHGI-rON ". ~ J.
COTrNTRY BOARD can be had at an old
n. ,.tiouad farm "a efe rae comforts Of home pure mix.
,~b 80. md holuf.u table supplied horss Eept bg
l.. month 9t low ga.,s Address OSCAR btin y. 7oMrr',
.e-rer co. irl-rs to W W. Ufier l2n W aisL
y-NCTFIVOOD. New-Iprs- -First-class board
A Ia tra family f0r Fali ard Wi1rr!t moderate prices
sles post OLco SO. lIj Englo~ood hisnest ilief
clc.s.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-24

frrulIure.
nESKS and OFFICE FURNITURE,
4 OK every description.
LIBRARY TABLES. BOOKCASES &c,
Manufactured Dy
T. @. SELLEW.
III FItnsL
KNANTED-TO buy one set of bedroom fur
w ntare Address. stating style. price, &c, FL hNI
TURE Hazloton. Luzerns County Peun
New-York tribune., 1877-11-24

Dnnunq AIn0emle5.
4 DODWORTWS GLASSES FOR DANCING
a. no. d-l fn,h-ave.,
Sov open f1f the reception of pupils.
Glasses ION ladies' children aad gentlemen, and pnyate
Sons For particular, send or circular
school family Glasses n aud ont of town. supplied Pa
comueieut teachers.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-24

MORRIS K.JE~J T., Pres. 4. NAt ktN--i LAER
/ CHARLIE, Ely, gf.t CDR = = t'tt@iy,
/ DAVID =. ~ il.-IDN, ID LI nlF - hLAM.
/ HUGH y. CAAE Treasurer, tl-AELa- l.ANl -i,
/ iiPtfriEPIt,< a. FC-rllS W3I r. BARNARu -up'f.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-24
Geather5.

0eaiher5.
ALL WANTING TEACHERS call at the
n INSriTuTE 1l broafsay Instruction n 40 branches
4 Ii wanting GOOD teacher. for any depart
~ meut aodlrss Au. hdu,ato ll nion, 111 Hroil
4 COLLEGlAN, competent TO &c Young men
- FOO coli drai4es o. fes Dllls winter
refer 90 Prof esor5 n Columbia college AdC.s IS. g. p.
1rtgne Office
AMERICAN and FOREIGN TEACHERS
- Ab1N s., 2b MON quarr TIC a. l.lt-,
PKDFE-SD a. PR VI ana l,a Isrh orcn0
aud schools experienced 0rs Who prr pIl- 0
l"adiu college y for haiLc accom- s'd sse
IHd resident Tor ANTILLES, ald % pagents ga
alOut good schools ~ W rnab trm 90 select
BIh perfect safety CaL address Mis- n j. fQL No.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-20
ap'93t

NoTICE.-t, Charles y. Chandler, do
IN hereby give notice that shall apply
to the Judges of the Court of General Ses-
sions of the Peace and Jail Delivery of the
State Of Delaware, III and for the county
of New Castle, on Monday, the 7th OF May
next, being the first day OF the May Term,
A. b., 1s77, for a lieense to Keep an Inn or
Tavern, at No. West Fifth street,
known as the Dupont House, 'in the
Third Ward, in the city Of Wilmington
ahd county Aforesaid, to sell intoxicating
liquors in less quantities than one quart, to
be drunk on the premises, and the follow
ing respectable citizens OF the ward recon-
mend the said application to wit
James Smith, Jas Clarke,
Andrew wilhelm, Conrad Keller.
D Is Woodward. Patrick Monaghan,
J I'm Sorreth, John Brady,
Daniel McElwee, Thomas Farmer,
John Dougherty John Bader,
Patrick Uitnli, VIM EnUs,
Jacob Howell, Patrick Lambsrt.
" M Green, Charles Schmith,
r McManus, VIM Richmond,
Lenhart Hamem, Charles Carrigan,
John Mines, Michael Megary,
w W McElWee, A Burman.
ap193t CHARLES B. CHANDLER.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-20
LICENSE APPLICATIONS.

NOTICE., William J. Bsylis, do here
IN by give notice that ! shall apply to
the Judges of the Court Of General Sessions
of tho Peace and Jail Delivery of the State
of Delaware In and for the County Of New
Castle, on Monday, the 7th day Of May next,
being the first day of the May Term, A. D.,
1877. for license to keep an Inn Or Tavern
at No. 104 West Front Street, in the First
Ward of the City of Wilmington, known as
the "SorrelH0rse,". to sell Intoxicating
liquors In less quantities than one quart, to
be drunk on the premises, and the follow
ing respectable citizens recommend this said
application, to wit
Jno r Long, Henry BTranley,
Amor . Perkins, Luther " "a ihel.
Joseph Mccain, Thomas benhett.
George H MARBLE, NJ h Ryan, e
Ianiei McCusker, Patrick Lalley,
Tannis Kelley. Jacob Kienle,
George III B0eOn, ID Kane,
" r. 9slenp. Henry Bleyer,
Az HirZeI' Thos Mccormick,
Patrick Newell, Michael clancy
August Ashenbach, Eugene sayefs,
James Monaghan, Patrick hughes
anlqst WILLIAM ]. BAYLIS.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-20
Hyland Triee
james Bolton,
Thomas Morrison,
Samuel Butler,
VIM. II. Collision,
Robert McCarter.
JOHN ELLIOTT.
NOTICE.-1, Cloud Person, do
bonoh. n.is, L IL ....,lu

NOTICE.-I, Cloud Plerson, do
~ hereby give notice that shall apply
to the Judges Of the Court Of General ses-
siohs of the Peace and Jail Delivery of the
State Of Delaware, in and for the County of
New Castle, on Monday, the 7th day of
May next, being the first day of the May
Term. 1877, for license to keep an inn or
tavern, known as the Washington House,
in School District No. Al, White Clay Greek
Hundred, Newark, Delaware, to sell intox,
icating liquors In less quantities than one
quart, TO be drunk on the premises and the
following freeholders recommend the said
application, to wit:
Nimrod Worrell, William Homewcod,
Andrew Kerr, Joseph B Luton.
VIM, Mckeowan, Wm.T Culinary,
VIM: d Austin. Samuel Wright,
] r Maxwell, II T Riddell,
John Atkinson, CIV Blaqdy,
VIM T Singles, :. VIM HerdmAn,
apl7st . y tir5syi chogD p1EasoN.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-20
Apl73t

NOTICE.--I. Michael Lynch, do here.
~ by give not ce that shall apply to
the Judges of the Curt of General Sessions
of the Peace and Jail Delivery of tho state
of DeIav are in and for the County of New
Castle, on Monday the 7th day of May next,
being the first day Of the May Term, a. D.,
1871. for license to keep an Inn or tavern
in the village Of CentreVille. in School Dis
1rict. No. T, iii Chri tiana Hundred. New
Castle County, and State OF Delaware to
sell intoxicating liquors in less quantities
than one quart. TO be drunk on the premi-
ses, and the following respectable citizens
recommend said application, to wit:
James W. Murphey, Peter A. Chandler,
John Mccullough. james Richie,
John Connell. Thomas Barry,
James Patton. James Brown,
Jacob C. Nipple, John Anderson,
Thomas Carey, James L Kelly,
David NJ, Clements, John Ritchie,
Eli 5 Vandever. Daniel 8. Patton,
William Wilson, F.W, Clement.
apl7-St MICHAEL LYNCH.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-20

:, NOTICE., Fergus Kelly do hereby
give notice that shall apply to the judges
Of the Court of General Sessions OF the
Peace and Jail Delivery of the State OF Del
aware, in and for the County OF New Cas-
tie, on Monday. the 9TH day OF May next,
being the first day Of the May Term, A. D.
1871, for license to sell intoxicating j.
quors and general merchandise at No. 937
Chestnut Street, Tenth Ward OF the city OF
Wilmington and county aforesaid, and the
following respectable citizens recommend
the said application, to witt
Myles Burk, Robert cassidy,
John Payne, VIM ForIest.
John Ash. PatrlcE heynolds,
Thomas Manion, Owen Mcdonald,
Edward d JOluan, Michael Dunn,
Patrick Maher. Howard Slmpson,
philip Plunkett, John Rooch,
Philip Foruan, Thomas Mulnn,
Win A Reid, Patrick Merry,
Thos Ford. James Murphy,
Patrick w Reynolds, Thos Nun,
,Iojln + Sutton, Thos Cshil'.
apl93t EERdvS KELLY.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-20

NTOTICE,-.I.A Albert Bender do hereby give
~ notice that shall apply to the Judges
of the Court of General Sessions of the
Peace and Jail Delivery of the State of Del
aware, III and fyr the County Of New Cas-
tie, on Monday, the 7th day Of May next,
being the first day of the May Term, A. D.,
1877, for license to keep an inn or tavern
the :'Christiana House," in the Village Of
New Castle Coucty,in School District
No. 44,to sell intoxicating liquors In less
quantities than one quart, to be drunk on
the premises, and the following respectas
BILE citizens recommend the said application,
to wit:
VIM q Caulk. James Davis,
David Lelch. Robert McCarter,
William T Cam, James Bolton,
Hvland Price, John F Leach,
Alfred 4 Ruth, John Smith.
.Jno III Roberts, Lemuel Butler,
VIM H COLLISION:
apl93t ALBERT BENDLEK
The Morning herald., 1877-04-20
AWNINGS.

r w. Blrnie, Sail Maker, No. IL Fast
Water street Wilmington, Delaware, Is now
prepared to replace all those awnings
blown down in the last September gale,
with mildew- proof awning that has
stood the test or years. Prices to corres-
pond W sth the times.
apl0.lm
The Morning herald., 1877-04-20

NOTtCE.-t, Hugh Mckinley, do here
~ by give notice that I shall apply to the
judges Of the Court Of Hebetal Sessions 6f
the Peace and Jail Delivery Of the State Of
Delaware, in and for the County of New
Castle. on Monday, the 7lh day of May next
being the first day Of the May Term, 1877,
for license to keep an inn or tavern at the
N. E. corner of 2nd and Monroe streets be-
Ing No. 739 w Second street, in the Tenth
Ward, of the city Of Wilmington, TO sell In
toxicating liquors In less quantities thap one
quart, to be drunk on the prenibes and the
following respectable citizens recommend
the said application, to wit:
lewis Lynch James Murphey,
James A Zeigler, Robt Mcintyre,
Patrick Cahill, John seelman.
Michael McAteer, Bernard Ward.
VIM BeesOn, John Russell,
David Fl Barker, H Howell,
Robert Y Shaw. JC W1gglesworth,
David r. Findlay, John Sprague.
Frank Mckinley, Thomas Shannon,
Dennis McAteer, John Ward,
F, S Purnell, w H Dawson,
Frank P Resin, ] Shemldner:
aplT st HUGH MCKINLEY.