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National Republican., 1878-09-07
Vational Gepublitan.
Arrival Of Passengei rraips.
LTMosE AND POTOMAC pErot, SIXTH AND p
STREETS

ArsALTlupRE AND ONO DEroT NEW JERSEY AVE-
ME AND sTRgET.
Nofni1g Ernin1.
Nis \. Y..Phil q Pos Ell. sISo, baltimore accom-.
~, Baltimore express 40, baltimore accom-.
rs, Western express itoO y Y. Phil & Bos ex.
HN.BHltimOrs accom-. tn. Western Mall
~, Fred. ac.. Met brCh sha7, baltimore ecccu.
kS., Baltimore Annapolis Il: E, Baltimore ctpreSS
aud way, .T:A, Western express.
e<S, Mnrtinsburg and .seOD BhliimCre ~ press
r. rstOwu au MET brCh. ~gI5 y y, Phil los en-
Wen, Baltimore accom-. 1875. Baltimore accom-.
n:S Baltimore express
sArrire daily. OrLCTs Sundays excepted
So For the tiIue OF departure OF trains SEQ arva
nssncpts elsowhCfe
National Republican., 1878-09-07

ARTIFICIAL flowers are now sold IN SETS
Of four bunches. Onc little bunch is for the
hair, Que for the belt, another for tho throat,
aud still another to hang from the chatelaine
National Republican., 1878-09-07

ARR you bilious. troubled with heAaache dizzy.
ness, sick stomach constipation, &c? Are you dys-
poptic, nervous, dull, aud languid? Averse 10 all
eIert0n. u your life mlserable2 You require n
blood, Take QyIRk'E IRISH TEA, the great house.
hold remedy. Il will soon relieve YOU sold by all
dguggSu, Is cents per package, which makes q
quart Of medicine.
National Republican., 1878-09-07

HARD times demand economy; pTacUco It b
renOvarimg your sVllei gloves With JOuvES's Ike
bLEVCs KID GLOVE CLEASsER. Price - cents pC
bottle.
National Republican., 1878-09-07

WELLs' NJ hiCHTEE-sPEEAD STEESuIHEHISG PIAsT
trs are still the best known. Their curative pow
sTs laf suTpass all others.
National Republican., 1878-09-07

FALL style of Hats for gentlemen, youths,
and children. StinemetI's, 1887 Pennsy lvania
pNpnug
National Republican., 1878-09-07

oSsEAvn our handsome fall styles. Else.
kynth aud : Estrssts,
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rnrrmornetr!c Headings.
It,,iir!ttIpt1s

For tie N.lHy A'..HrIc SL:e, colder. c,,l-. or
pluN e. u-l ',uhl-: wiul Wu,''y ayHhca.,,I!y
AMI ...... a..'u..i.r.
National Republican., 1878-09-07
VEGETINE
4 CAV RECOMMEND.

Nm n n s-,.,,, BONNEVILLE, June 10, is7a
hm W; II l. with great pleasure I Gun re-om.
mvnn ng IN the highest terms your NENETINE as a
pu,intT ~ the nlood. Having met with Il palnfIl in.
yuly Of the SPINE and sciatca nerve owl 10 iTtcrn
!euna9o, my ankle has boen swollen great deal of
thg unlc, anu very painnIl. by using NEGETINF
hn' nn' gieu rellei as It gives higher tone TO the
T niipIVHihE my health: Rnd hope that all the
hOurs most respectfully,
WILLIAM sTINEHER-T,
Station Agent, SOmerviir, Mass
NihfIiNf- SAYS n Boston physician has n Z,
sqnnl nS blood purifier lIelrin! Of lis many ,n A.,
utrul cures h'ter all other remedies hWi inIIaI I
NNuH, lhf l.DDrIiOry, AID cbnvmc,d myself oF Its
Ee6nnc !,ittI y iS prepared from bar IS roots and
oacl Y winch Is ligy effective ana they an.
lsIiEg Iesuits.n ~ ''''"'' "''V"-
National Republican., 1878-09-07

Is your hair harsh. dry and stln2 Does II refuse
10 curlt Dress II with 1HouPsors oAADE OFTINs.
Al 0lesEinous compound OF singular merit II
will improve H. Sold by dTuggts, &0. Price "
aud 80 GEMS per botus.
National Republican., 1878-09-07

FINE Nuw York butter received daily At >piccT's
butter store, corner Of Ninth aud streets north.
wet Low prices, ilnc quality, and fair dealings
alg fIGcIa,t!Cs.
National Republican., 1878-09-07

hILT sAYLER has recovered his speech. "
lie should be thankful.
National Republican., 1878-09-07
CTR ITEMS.

AyLE's CHERRY PECTuEAL-tho worlds great
rclncdy for Colds, Coughs Consumption, and all
affections Of the Lungs and Throat.
National Republican., 1878-09-07

Boys aud children's Clothing specially.
Eisemau Brothers, corner Of Seventh and 4
S. reefs.
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local MISCELLANY.

siH per cent interest paid on deposits Special
rates on time deposits. j. II. souIER 4 Co
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VeBhne.
Vegetme.
VEGETlNE
! Advise all Who are Suffering as !
Have Suffered to Give vEGE-
TINE a Trial.

Ma. II. n, SrFvEN-: "''''
Dsdr Sir! have suffered with ScroruIous Uumor
LOT seven year., AMI could get relief have tried
pN.iythlig w the shape OF herbs. saves p!asters
out nothlng lid me any good. Twas from my knees
70 my ankles es one lhrs, of sores. wns advised by
mcnced last July, is15 Amer taSnx The second boi.
We We. drg, dPgi,n to e. rSi,f and ie sores TO heal up
leg, ihai run 81 much and locked 50 bid that mnny
sAd must ltse my legs but, utter had taken four.
tsen pctles oi Negetine, my leg all healed up,
anu nn ngw as well Ms ever WIS in mv life I con.
sider Nsg,tine the st cleanser and purI,r of the
suffered 10 give II u trial. INV
HENRY T. SMITH,
No. 10 Utica street, Boston, Mas.
National Republican., 1878-09-07

GMITyM' sEcREfAHT oT rHE II:
SggqTf sat&2Gf ~ EyHHiil NJ, III oii,SisAHH,BMS
NiMREH ., il sQiiAHE Sd; 50 iS
DISTRICT OF COLuMBiA.
entitled matter that summons >.n" IL sald nls,' 70
row wiz Of s"RIcn IryI WiIlnm IH Il. Rillia". n.
d% hSllIs 5s " r,@n t1sSa I9hn II ~ !m"n yTnF .
sGniutiyes Of John \. KiilngGn de,yn.sJ; ar.i 10
spts ' IL l. Ison % sSad T"I ~ os 5s EffSa Pf,n S1 3 e
M.niaGr Mnm hs%Sd2iph, Ran lls i.s,snd q Eitgimis
aaSrA Id "a Il to SSss %SS p s.F snG 's: S
James 4 ,Eiwar,ts and james l. IarbS@T tHs,,,sP'
SS9.ac9T Su,smsr Eoh" 1%S and May 1' sgss sHR. e.
,, MiG OF Old hont Ctniflr YLi TO EEssirus ]. Mid
@ % &cST.o or. iFy t. fsp 6Sa 6@SS Gn Hs api ifsnsi psmi
s e. EGTanS a HR%sr !s M!asns a%s "n and 9& En,AJ
iIoop, arlnens rlrdeT The HIn,s Of " g Mctzcroti
& aud 3 juaSs MS.' Masa.rs sIs4 MlSSy NE
~ ~, E!oI" IIatchnscn, Jonn ma. 4, o. IedH'rr,
sgrance Io!apn'y q Me DIstrGi q Columbia EdSsrd
G&s9rsS ", RsSs ,cSlnma!dIgs ths,n and sa,h 0i
i,om 70 apEs4f - ~ HONORABLE coat and SHOW Nhy
GrsH Ior n r.. 70 d petition oG or Geors The st day
or oCt?ber 1873, Il they b. Uuiid IL The Di,rir; 81
,,5n And 4 + further ordered that order Of public.
and upon whom persona sfvlce csnHc, be bad may
S q So eer ' ~ ss III, &c eJT enso as ne G se
y ~S sS ssS s sy H s
appear In this honorable court on the day nenIIUncd
70 @ SsRs e. II 0a' or 3. s.s
% y 'as ame can se sf1e'fq'S n, " .hs CLERK I
sss%y Issf sS"y Test i alSs paSso&S wi 1.. c..
National Republican., 1878-09-07
VEGETIN
COUPLErELr cram NE

Nh. II. u. STEVENS: ' - '' ''' - '''''
=. G. e ~: VIII" to sOy Tint seven h, lies If your
L''El NJ hNvr "IhpLr;C.y care me T. on a very
tNt't .H" o. 80, iill OF many years stanGn nf,Cr
mhlmg many ln"cin"' "a do t, ring u gTral deal.
n,l nov f' IElil al so.r-, sni wuTE ~ well n
rN'r' anu i.tlHk the NEiEriNE lst ii -.u.I rnI
Mn Que ought to do withpUti It, maln resp ririiiv
war; j. \. PATRICK.
NEiEIISi. Is now prr .crthnI In Case, of srrnr,,,
hnl .lner ds"hs"S of IN" '.Upl 10y N my " Tho .si
diseases OfthIs nature '' '''"'s "''
National Republican., 1878-09-07

schoFcLous lIr MoRs.-Th rEGETINE has cured
Ncstsot ScrOfuln OF Nv. ten, aud twenty yea $
ssssnng ss where The patient has had many phv.f 'iaus
!ileu mhny o. he known remedies; and hfltr trying
nro. iS gSEilNE us common remark Is, 1T acis
ulnerenily, WORKS differently, from any medicine
have ever taken" NEGErISE VII cl,,,anss crniula
from the system Try II,
National Republican., 1878-09-07

sGtAi!E 81. %5 ANhoiiiGiNALI0f
ftE HFF GiFY oF w33sitiHi.fuN' S3ftiE ~, * %H6 q
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
The daily gazette., 1878-11-05
Incidents of the Storm.

AT the Breakwater, it is said by the
Oldest sailors, that never in their long
lives by the sea have they known the
wind to blow so hard as it did on We'd
nesday morning last. If it had come
from the northeast as hard not vessel
would have remained above water !; but
as it blew from the southeast and east it
did not have the same sway to do dam
age. The tide came over the bank be-
tween Rehoboth and Henlopen Light,
and came rushing in like great tidal
wave at furious rate up the beach
between the shore and Lewes, distance
of five miles. The water was five feet
deep all the way from the United States
Hotel, at Lewes, to the beach. 1t tore
its way out near the pier, throwing the
sand out of its course for half mile
down the beach. The large ship JOHN
Barbour, Of and from Philadelphia, with
$4,000 railroad ties for Hamburg, Gelma-
ny, and drawing u feet of water, an
chored in the harbor on Monday night
and was blown on Tuesday night from
the harbor TO "Plum Point Shoal," dis
tance of six miles northwest of the
Breakwater, and two and half from the
shore she now lies in fifteen feet OF
water. She lost both her anchors and
rudder, split her sails, and was otherwise
damaged. Captain S. ii. IIolbrook, was
commander and full owner. He esti-
mates that it will cost him ST., 700 to get
her off.
The steamer Aidemdrle, of the Old
Dominion line, can wallow through a
hurricane or anything else like storm.
On Wednesday morning, when within
twenty miles of Cape May, Capt. Gibbs
had to put her head to sea for about fifty
miles, but when the storm abated he
came in all correct, with his cargo and
passengers all right, except that they
We're little mixed up. He lost main
sail, two boats, and had his wheel house
knocked off. Damage 500. AS soon,
however, as cargo could be discharged,
and the steamer be reloaded with pro-
duce awaiting shipment, she put to sea
again the same evening on her return
trip. 1t is said, also, that the subordi-
nate officers were so panic stricken that
they could not be made to do duty, and
that the captain licked them like all
wrath to make them work; after all his
efforts, he had to do their duty aud his
own, too. of course nobody believes
this, but all agree in praising Captain
Gibbs as the best specimen Of "sea
dog" that ever paced quarterback.
The daily gazette., 1878-11-05
General News.

The Albania fair association, at Mont.
gomery, offers S400 in premi ums to mill
tary companies $3.50 to the best, Sl00 TO
the second, and $50 to the third.
So far this year nearly II ,00O,emigrants
from Europe have arrived at New York,
against 56,31S during the same time last
year-an increase of over 1900.
Eleven stores with light stocks of goods,
in Montezuma, Georgia, have been burn.
ed. Loss $4,000. j. e. Deyoughan Is the
heaviest loser, $4,000, and is uninjured.
The steamer Sicilian, which returned
to New York yesterday for repairs, was
ashore on Nantucket shoals. She is leak
ing badly and will go on the dry dock.
The greenbackers of the fourth Massa-
chusetUS district We're very indignant at
the declinatiol OF Wendell Phillips. and
nominated Vim. Washburne as their
candidata for Congress.
A Nashville (Tenn.) dispatch announces
the illness flom yellow fever of Miss
Emma Etheridge, daughter Of the Hon
Emmerson Etherldge, and one of the
most intellectual women in the South.
The board of NJ. L. missions in session
at New York, has approp lated for for
eign missions $272, IA. The sum of $24,-
0O0 was appropria ed for incidental eX-
penses, and 1000 for office expenses.
w. w. Brown, wood-choper near
Auburn, Placer county, California, has
been arrested for making and uttering
couuterfei standard do lars and halves.
Dies, material, Nc, Were found in his
cabin.
The schooner Comrade, from Halifax
for Jamaici was caught Ii the hurricane
of October 8, and damaged so badly that
there was no hope of saving her. The
crew were taken off by the bark Svea and
landed at Bermuda.
The Methodist Episcopal Missionary
Society, in session at New York, yester-
day made appropriations for some of the
domestic missions, including the Scaudi-
navian, Norwegian and German mis-
sions North and West, aggregating near
ly $4,000.
At meeting of prominent coal opera
tors az Bethlehem, Pa, yesterday Messrs.
Swayer, Dodson and Robinson were ap-
pointed for the Lehigh region to confer
with the other regions as to the proprity
of continuing the present combination
ano her year.
friedrich Stelling, workman in a
Williamburgs IN. W sugar retiuery, yes
terday fell into a vat of boiling sugar,
which bubbled up around his neck. HIS
agonizing screams brought help, aud he
was taken out, but can hardly survive his
terrible injuries.
The daily gazette., 1878-11-05
Wilmington Teachers Insti
fAfe.

The teachers of the public schools of
this city have again arranged for course
OF educational lectures before their In
stitute. BY contributions among them
selves they have raised a fund which
they hope will be suflicient to pay the
expenses of five good lectures the cur
rent year. The first lecture viii be upon
English literature, and it will be given in
No, l school, commencing at 4 O'clock
tomorrow afternoon. This lecture viii
be delivered by Walter Bruce, of Pough-
kepsie, n. Y. Subject, Landmarks of
Scott" Owing To previous engagements
IA lecture in Brooklyn this evening, and
In West Chester on Thursday, Mr..
Bruce was able to favor our teachers with
his lecture tomorrow. Mr.. Bruce
speaks without notes. Col. Homer b.
Sprague, Master of the Girls High
School, in Boston, says that his lectures
on "Shakespeare, ""Scott," and "lrving"
are wi hout a rival on the American
platform. The lecture will be free, and
the pubic are invited to attend.
The daily gazette., 1878-11-05
Brief Locals.
Ice in the cutters this morning.

Ice In the cutters this morning.
There was fair-sized audience at tn,
Opera House last evening.
Look out for split tickets to-day tber,
are hundreds of them in circulation.
See that the name of every democra
Is on your ticket.
Vote for John w. Hall, for Gov
ernOr.
Call and see those life-size Crayons tax
en- by SutteTly. His prices are low.
aug30-tf.
e. l.. Martin is the candidate for Con
gress.
r, See that the name of John Pyle, for
sheriff, is on your ticket.
A MALICIOUS LIE NAILED.-Fors some
reason, unknown 10 the writer, the
agents of "Jackson's Best Tobacco, ,"have
reported falsely to my customers by stat.
ing that l did not keep in stock said
Jackson's tobacco. have not only had
1t for some time, but will sell it in 5lb
boxes for % cents. A. A. CHAPMAN.
Remember Jacob Butz is the candidate
for Coroner.
Chew "Jackson's Best sweet navy to.
bacco. Oct2g-lmo*
j: wilkins Cooch and Charles II
McW horter are the candidates for State
Senators.
For Representatives James W.sWare
DIR. Swithin Chandler. William Dean
John Doran, Giles Lambson, Edwin Il
Cochran, and William L. Riggs, Sr, are
the candidates.
Take your children to Suiterly's gallery
for good picture, JO2 Market street.
aug30-tt.
William Il. Blight. William Polk, vii.
liam a. Morrison, William l.. Wier,
James I. Taylor, Henry IL. Wells, are
the cand dates for Levy Court.
DR.. Gallagher, is very reasonable in
his charges, for removing aching teeth,
at his room, No. $50 Market street.
Any one in possession of so cents can
go to the nearest drug store and procure
a bottle of Keller's Roman Liniment and
be cured of rheumatism, neuralgia, or
any pain or ache.
Everybody was delighted with the en-
tertainment at st. PauPs NJ. Il. Church
last night. Go tonight; only 10 cents for
children and 10 cents for adults.
The daily gazette., 1878-11-05

AN ORDINANCE TO FURTHER
N AMEND AN ORDINANCE ENTI-
TIED, IAN ORDINANCE TO REGU-
L. >TE THE TIME AND MANNER OF
THE PAYMENT OF BILLS AGAINST
TEE CITY"
oe 1t ordained by the City Council of
wilmington:
Section l. That the ordinance entitled
can ordinance TO regulate he time and
manner Oh the payment OF bills against
the CITY," passed January %, 1874, as
amended August 5, 1915, and September
&, 1875, be and Ihe same is hereby further
amended by adoins thereto the following
sections, to wit:
SecLion 2. The City Council may, by
unanimous consent direct that all bills 81,
reported as correct by the Committees and
the City a uditor, shall be read in their or
der, and the Council may, upon a single
motion by member, direct the drawing
of orders in favor of the persons present.
ing said bills. All bills which shall be
obj 9cted to during the reading shall be
acted upon separately.
Section 3. All ordinances or parts of
ordinances inconsistent with this ordi-
nance be and the same are hereby repealed.
Passed at the City Hall, Oct. 3Ist, 1878.
M. l.. LICHTENsTEIN.
President OF City Council.
Attest :-E dmund b. Frazer. Clerk. nos .2t
The daily gazette., 1878-11-05

NJ NOTIUE-I, George w. OrtlIp, do here
IN by give notice tha | shall apply to
the Judges OF the Court of General Ses SONS
of the Peace and jail Delivery of the state
Of Delaware, in and Ior the county of
New Castle, on Monday, the 18th day of
Novem Der next, being the first day of the
Novem ber Term, A. ID 1873, for license
to keep an inn or tavern, known as the
United States Hotel, III the city of Will
ming on, In the Seco d Wafd, at the N.
W. corner of French and Water streets,
County and State aforesaid, with the priv
lice TO sell intoxicating liquors In less
quantities than one quart, TO be drunk on
the premise and the following respecta-
BILE citizens recommend the said applica-
tiOn, to wit:
William Legg, Joseph N. Locke,
Charles Reynolds, Robert NJ. Gibson,
i. ID. Townsend VIM. IL. Thompson,
John Parker, N. MeichOir, Jr.,
g orge W. Gray, John f. Bush,
James ChrisJy, Marshall Harlan,
Ludwig Wallschmidt,J j. q heirzel,
Charles Weyl, John Neatly,
j K. Fisher, Nogler,
DanIeI Ross. Joseph Stoeckle,
Richard Booth, Michael Kenny,
Chas. E. Spark, Prof. Chas. Italie,
nov5-3t. GEORGE W. ORTLIP.
The daily gazette., 1878-11-05
Sparks from the Cable.

Prince Bismark has arrived in Berlin.
10 attend the marriage Of his daughter
with Count Rautzan, which is to take
place tomorrow.
A Berlin dispatch to the London Times
denies the truth of the report published
IN the Paris Unicers, that Mile. Margaret
kothschild had applied for admission to
the Catholic church, as preliminary to
her marriage with the Due de Guiche.
The German government proposes to
increase the duty on wine, hides, grain
and some other articles. The duty on
grain is intended to compel concessions
from Russia, Austria, Italy and France.
Inc other imposts will be light, and de-
signed for financial purposes solely.
The daily gazette., 1878-11-05
SECOND EDITION
EXCITEMENT IN NEW HAVEN
The 1opn to be Kept IN an Uproar
from To-Morrow until the 9th Of De
cenher

The To,cn to be Kept IN an Uproar
from To-MorrOw until the 9th Of De
cenlber.
New HAVEN, Nov. 2.-''Sacred to the
memory of departed spirits" is the legend
| i'll the window of Broadway barroom.
The window is filled with empty bottles,
decanters and glasses, all inverted. In
front of State street barroom swings a
sign bearing the words, "No intoxicating
drinks sold here,so don't send for them. u
Charles w. Bradley, President of the
Fat Mems Association, who keeps a
hotel and restaurant here, has hung over
his bar large black cloth, with white
block letters ''No Intoxicating liquors
sold here" Sign painters have been
busy during the past week painting like
signs for the six hundred balTooms in
the city; and these signs mean just what
they saw, unless you are well acquainted
with either the proprietor or the bar
keeper Yale students might be incon-
solable, but they have aid in good stock
OF little brownjugs filled with the best
the market affords.
All this comes of the vote of the town
of New Haven, year ago this month,
that no license should be granted. I'm
der the State law, the man who sell.
liquor without license is liable 10 a fine
OF $40 and costs for every drink SOLD
The Maine law of 1884 is also in force
here, and any liquor found in barroom
is subjecC 10 seizure and destruction, a tel
it has been officially condemned.
There is therefore the livlest kind OF
fight in progress between the Prohibi-
tionjsts, who have Oh. aniZed what is cal
led Temperance Alliance TO euforce
obedience to the license law, and the lq-
uor ca shave formed What is called The
Liquo" Dealeas' Mutual Association OF
New Haven, who have resolved that they
will moi be subjected to rigorous prosecu-
ton. The Temperance Alliance have
employed about fifty men, whose duty it
is to travel the city and watch the bar
rooms, and the liquor dealers have men
employed to watch the temperance men.
Booh sets of wa chers began ther work
to-day, and big array OF barkeepers is
expected in the police court on NJ )nday
next.
The liquor dealers have collected large
sum of money, and employed Judge Bly,
denburg to carry their cases before the
highest court in the State if they are de-
feated in the lower courts.
The real struggle will not come unit
after the election, for the political parties
do not care to have any quarrel previous
to that time, and are holding the temper
ance men in check until the battle is
fought with the ballots. Then will come
the fight against the liquor traffic, and it
will probable be tiercer than even those
that have been carried on in Norwalk,
5 amford, Meriden, Waterbury and New
London.
The excitement is intense here, and the
will war wages fiercely, and will until
the 9th of December, when the town
again vote upon the question of ''license"
or ''no license" The liquor dealers say
that they Will have license for the com
ing year, if money will do the work.
The daily gazette., 1878-11-05
THE BOARD OF HEALTH.
REGULAR MEETING LAST EVENING"
hHORr SESSInN


REGULAR MEETING LAST EvENING--A
SHORT SESSION.
The Beard of Health met last evening
In regular session, President Roberts in
the chair.
The First Ward Committee reported
progress on the nuisance existing on
Front street, between West aud Wash
ington streets.
The Committee on Impurities of the
Brandywine Water made the following
report
WILMINGTON, Nov. 4, 1878.
To the President and members of The
Board Of Health.
GENTLEMEN -
We, The COMMITTEE on the Impurities
oil the Brandywine Water, beg leave to
report that by the invitation of Mr.. Lind
say. the gentlemauly Superintendent of
the Augustine Paper Mills, we paid him
a VISIT on the 24lh ult, and were shown
all over said premises, aud found that
alimpuriteS a I, ON the mills were let into
~ inch main, ard emptied iuto the
north race, distance OF 1910 feet from
the mill, and at an expense Of $4,000 to
the company. We are happy TO state that
this company has carried out The views
and the instructions IF the Committee e
TO our entire satisfaction, and We would
be glad if We cou d say as much Tor the
other mills on the Brandywine.
N,ry Respectfully,
ALLEN SMITH,
j. +. SHARP.
On motion Of DR.. Shortledge, he report
was accepted, and ordered t. he placed
on tine minutes.
The Committee on Accounts, reported
the following bills as correct, and on
motion orders were directed 10 be drawn
for the amounts
John Lungren, $26.16; w. Hickey,
$27.51.
On motion adjourned.
The daily gazette., 1878-11-05

NJ oTICE-I. .EberhardP. .Freye, do hereby
IN give notice that shall apply to the
Judges of the Court OF General Sessions OF
the Peace and Jail Delivery of the State of
Delaware, iu and for the county of New
Castle, on Monday, the 18th day of No
vember next. being the first day of the
November Term, A D., 1873, for u license
to keep an inn or tavern in the city of
Wilmington. in the Second Ward. at No.
II f. Second street, county and State
aforesaid, with the privilege TO sell intoxi-
eating liquors in less quantities than one
quart, to be drunk on the prem ises, and
Lne following respectable citizens recon-
mend the said application, TO wit:
Nicholas Jenny, John Parker,
Myers Hayes. Il ii. Taylor,
Jacob Scheller John NJ, Legg,
Adolph Kloberg, John +. Bush,
Charles Il. sparks, B. Wolfson,
Il. III. Frishmuth, Peter Gross,
Chas. H. f.. Gross, l.. q. File,
b. X. HeiSler, f. &. Herzel.
Charles Weyl, Gerhard Buehele.
Charles Hallam, Samuel Z. Reed,
James MeCaulley, John Maler,
Charles Heinel a. Helger,
Bernard Row:
nov5-2t EBEkHARD p. FREYE.