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The Morning herald., 1878-06-14
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Mr.. EDITOR IL see in your paper of to-
day an editorial headed the "Court House
Project" I send you q few lines heartily
endorsing the doctrine of that editorial. As
the writer in his every day practice In the
great City Of philadelphia, of nearly
million of people, well knows court
should be held at New Castle once month
to determine petty cases of criminals 10
Jail. One Judge would do, and If the present
pay of Judge is not sufficient, increase 1t
as It would, by relieving the jail once .
month, instead of once in six months, save
thousands of dollars to the county. Az
one voter, and one, If not the original, In
proposing to make two counties of New
Castle county, I give notice to tricksters,
let them be whom they may. that propose
to defeat the two county project BY building
lew court house at New Castle, that
will oppose their offlee-holding project
whilst I am alive. I want any property
holder in New Castle who has been wheedled
into this project, to stop short and let well
enough alone. For If 6hey do not, and one
new court house is built for the whole
county, # will be built in Wilmington. 30
If New Castle is moving in this matter the
knowing ones had better call halt at once.
'7'' SAMUEL TowNsBND.
TOWNSEND, june IS, 1878. y ' '''r
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HERALD NOTES.

It has never been settled why Ypsilanti Is
spelt with Y.-Phila. Star.
The bridegroom now wears wedding
ring, as we'll as the bride.-Fashion ex.
"a sweeter woman ne'er drew breath"
Written by Jean Ingelow for John Sher-
man and dedicated to 'Lize Plnkton.)
Fifty bushels of wheat rattled out of a
rat hole en-route to Detroit in a car.
A passenger train on the Mobile Railroad
killed eight COWS at one smack the other
day.
What is the difference between the Prince
of Wales and jet of waters The Prince rs
heir to the throne, and the jet Is thrown to
the ir.-St Louis Journal.
The Emperor Of Japan, Music Hido, is
lineal descendant of Kanyamatoiwarahikno
Mlkoto, the son of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
kiayezuno Mikoto, the great grandson OF
the sun goddess. ..,.-
pretty school mistress in Maiden, Mass,
kept a boy fifteen minutes after school as
nunishment, aud when the time was up he
asked her If she couldn't make 1t half an
hour.
Sidney Smith once rebuked swearing
visitor by saying, "Let us assume that
everything and everybody are damned and
proceed with our subject"
Up to the seventeenth century lace dresses
were in France restricted by sumptuary
law to royalty. In 1891 lace dress was
presented to Anne de Bretsgne, on her
marriage with Charles VIII, which was
valued at sum equal to-day to $25O, ,O00.
L. was entirely of point Do VssIss.
Itis curious fact that shakespeare's al
lusions to fish are most numerous In the
various parts of Henry w." In his other
plays he mentions herring seven times, eel
four. luce twice, pike once, cod, trout, min
now. twice each; mackeral, gurnard, dace
gudgeon, loach, tench, and shark once
each.
On the 22d OF June some seven hundred
carrier pigeons will be started from Rome
which is 76O miles from their homing point
Brussels. 1t is supposed that the journey
will occupy the winner three days. Large
results are not expected, for at the last race
of this kind, which. took place at the same
starting point, out Of three hundred Dlrds
tossed only four reached home.
Poetic fans are coming into fashion II
Paris. At the ball given by the Princess d'
sagan to the Prince and Princess of Wales
the hostess presented each lady in the cotil'
lon with a fan inscribed with few verse;
Of poe,ry. The fan given to the Princess o
Wales was made of tortoise shell, and wal
ornamented by q crown and three cupid
holding scroll with an applicable acros
tic.
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centennial

On 5th day cf May we opened our Cieth-
ing House In thA Ledger Building. occupy
ing only first floor with Nix cen sales,n 81
During the Spring and .Sunmer our bu re
ness so Increased that in the Fall we wei.
compelled to buy off tt 9 lease Of A., 9
stewart 4 Co. for the upper floors, and d
force Of forty statesmen to meet the demand
Of our customers And now, after tw
years OF unprecedented succ.s s., never be.
jore known in This city, our business has
more than doubled from Year To- year tc
such an exten, That we now use the entire
five floors, with ST. ok of over Half o MIL
lion of Dollars Of Fashionable Clothing
with sixty. seven gentlemen salesman, who
will show you through our building AND
consider 1T no 'rcuble to snow you goods !
you don't. buy. Our sales have been sc
large during the months of March anc
April that we have been comp
make up an entire second. #~
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A CoUNTERFEITER CAUGHT.

James Vance was arrested yesterday by
U. 8. Marshal McMullin on the charge Of
selling counterfeit money. Vance 1t 10
thought has been extensively engaged In
business for some time, and among hfs
customers is Edward Caulk, who was ar
rested BY ex-Marshal Dunn on the 2sd Of
last April, and was tried in the .. 8, Court
last Tuesday and Wednesday. Cauik
"squealed" on Vance aud several others,
hut no other arrests have been made - yet.
The prisoner is confined in the Hall, and
will. have q preliminary hearing before
Commissioner Smith to-day. He ts about
45 years old, and is well known In the sport
in9 world. He formerly kept Q drinking
saloon in Chesapeake City, Md. He had .
paraleytic stroke some years ago, and Ia
compelled to use a cane,
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WILMINGTON TROTTING ASSOCIA-
s. rf.r ts TON. f

THIRD DAT OF THE RACEs-MAM1R AND
MoLLIE THE wINNERs-THE 2.26 RACE
y UNFINIsHED-sADIR BELL WINS TWO
HEATS AND LADY KILDEAR oNE-THR
RACE TO RE CONTINUED To-SAY.
The third day of the Wilmington Trotting
Association was decided success. The at
tendance was about two thousand, and the
weather was charming. f.t-
The two unfinished races of the previous
day came off, surprising the expectations
of every one present. .t...~.......
The first race was for purse of $NO.
Four horses out of six entries started.
They we're Robin Hood, Black Douglas,
Mamie and Annie. Mamie was the favor
ite against the field. -.-.
First heat.-On the start, Annie had
slightly the advantage; Mamie second.
At the quarter post Annie and Mamie were
side by side, when Mamie took the lead.
which she retained, wiruing the heat BY
half q length. Annie second and Robin
Hood third. Time 2.47H. ...-.s,..... ...
Second eat.-Msmie was first away,
kept the lead coming home half length
ahead of Annie, with ROBIN Hood tapping
Annie. ...,..-.'....
Time 2.4SA,
Third heat.-This heat ended by Robin
Hood winning by two lengths.
Fourth Hest-Rohin Hood won this heat
| by a xeck. tManie second, and Douglass
third. Time, 2.46.
Fifth Heat-Mamie won this heat and
the race. Time 2.47.
| SUMMARY.
Third Day of the Spring meeting Of the
| Wilmington Trotting Association.
First race $40 class, for q purse Of $500;
$11O to first, SOS to second, and $25 to
third horse; one mile heats.
J. Fl. Phillips, Philadelphia,
q. 2. Rebin Hood. 8 l .
Wm. Brady, Middletown Del.
blk e. Black Douglass. 4 3 D
D. 9. Quinton, Trenton, Nd.
sh. m. Mamie.
IL. G. Smith, Philadelphia,
b. m. Annie.
! Time-s47l, a4sA, 245, a4511, 247.
same day-Second race, $50 class, for
purse of $3.50, $135 to first, $S5 to second,
second and $50 to third horse. One milo
heats.
| J. F. Smith, Phiadelphia, chg.
james r, 4
Daniel Killian, Philadelphia, ,b.m.
Ladv BIessineton, 145 8
lW. H. Doble, Jr., Delaware, ch. -,
m. Mollie. l
lJ. Fl. Phillips, Philadelphia, s.g.,
Modoc SIS
Time, a.3eN, s.se, ss5h, s.se.
Third money divided between James h.
and Sorrel Top.
, Same day-Third race, 229 class for a
purse of $500. $165 to frst, 500 to second,
and $35 to third horse, one mile heats. Un-
, finished. T
l. sadie Bell. ~"" / 8
w. H. Doble, Jr., Delaware, brig. =
Gen. Howard.
I'M. Gooden, Belmont, Philadelphia,
f. m. Lady Kildear.
Edw. Pyle, Philadelphia, 7.r
Lady Daniels. dis
+ Time-236, 2S3H, 234.
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The rinderpest is rapidly carrying OIL the
comparatively few head of cattle In Turkey
which have escaped the ravages of war. A
few weeks ago the disease was confined to
tho European provinces of the empire; but
lately It has shown itself and is rapidly
spres ding through Asiatic Turkey. Thous-
and apds of cattle are dying every week In the
vilayets of smyrna and Hudavendighiar
and unless the Government promptly adop'
and nut in force measures to prevent the
further spread of the contagion, one OF ting
richest sources of the wealth of Turkey will
he DESTROYED. Already meat is becoming
scarce in the capital,
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SOCIETIES..

MEETINGS THIS (FRIDAY) EVENING.
Walola Lodge, I. o. of G. T., Sixth and
Fairfax Lodge, No, s, I. o. o. f., at Odd
Fellows Hall.
Columbia Lodge, No. 2e, I. 0. 0. F..
Odd Fellows Hall.
Washington Council, no. 4, ": ~ a. M
At Mechanics Hall, 21o King street.
Rescue Council, No. 8, Jr. 0. o. A. M.
at Jr. OEA M Hall, 5li MARKET street,
Delaware tribe, No l I 0 R M, at Mar
is Bnilding, 9th and shipley, TN
Excelsior Lodge, K Of T, at X OF Hall
214 market, .,
washington Camp P o 8 of A, at Mc'
Clarey's Building. .s1.
Pioneer Council, No 1, Sovereigns OF In
dustry, at McClary's Building.
MT calvary Dncampment, Nol9 Il OF M
meet severy alternate Friday evening, a.
McCfary Hall,
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GOOD PRODUCTS.

The following will indicate the yield and
profit of this years strawberry crop:
Capt. A. Scout marketed 4,@OO quarts
from ~ acres.
John M. voshell 1000 quarts of of 2H
acres, being the fourth crop from tho same
vines. ....0
Geo. Jones, on Peter s. Collins farm,
$500 quarts from "a of an acre. 80.
Alex. G. Cummins 1880 quarts from
We acres; net returns exclusive OF plcklng'
between 81 100 and 81 200. ,
The general average of returns have been
7 cents, or deducting the cost OF picking
cents, a clear profit Of cents per quart
TSmyrna Times.
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THE WEATHER:-To-day It soiu B.
,oarm and partly cloudy or cloudy, scttE
a threatening Of rain.
LABOR BREVITIES.

One hundred German families are to set
tie on Menominee range, Mich.
Two large steam saw Nails impart buzz
Of industry to Apalachicola, Fla.
The Chester, Mass. Paper Company have
shut down their mill for an indefinite time.
Work in Vaughn's cotton mill, at atSprague-
Vile, R. l., has been resumed; but the re,
port is that 1t will continue for only short
time, to fill particular order.
Hayward, Taft, & Co.'S woolen mill ir
Proctorsville, VT, is running on full time
and turning out more yards of cloth per day
than for some time. It is to shut down fo)
repairs shortly for week or two.
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.
LOCAL NOTES.

Go to the races today. ~
Fullmers devlled crabs 500 Market ct.
The Rugby Academy closed yesterday.
The mayorality race promises to be very
exciting.
Turtle and clam soup at Fullmers 500
Market st. 80. w.. .r,.,q9n r
Petitions are circulating asking for q
paid fire department. ---.,.,
There is rather too much loaing on Fifth
street below Market. s.nou,.r-a-' ~, 4
b Good hats at low prices at McCloskey's
Opera House Hat store. ..-.., ....,. b.
The American Rifles 60 on their Moon
light Excursion tonight. VI
The police should take care of the street
loungers on Market street.
The man with a fishing pole Is a frequent
sight along the Brandywine. /n
A fine Mackinaw hat for 50 at Nc
Closkey's, S12 Market street. -...
As the heated term advances the excur-
sions grow in number rapidly.
The Brandywine Summit camp meeting
comm ences on the 5th of August.
Ladies cabbas, fine pocket books, and hair
brushes at Mrs. Taggert, 7O7 Market st.
Ladies are frequently insulted on the
avenue by blackguards., The police should
look after them. az @&& l.
Strawberries are nearly out of season and
the shipments over the Delawafe 10 Railroad .
are rapidly decreasing.
W. s. Wood, taxidermist, No. 9O3 Market
street, Wilmington, Del. All kinds Of
birds, beasts and reptiles stuffed to order.
The monograph still continues on ex.
hibition at the Opera House, and hundreds
are going to see the wonderful instrument,
Good white shirts from SO cents to 81 OF
at Ross's One Price store, 116 Market street
Also fine assortment of summer hats and
tsuspenders. ..g.
Raspberriess will soon be in our market
In considerable quantities. Those Whict
have been for sale thus far look nice sno
sold for 20 and rs cents. .....
The Quaker Assembly's excursion tt
Harewood Park, takes place July 18th
Good music. Those who wish to trip ths
light fantastic should 60. Tickets $l.OO.
What lovely flower is the lily OF tn
valley, and how closely resembling 1t IL
purity is the complxion which has bsel
lembellished with GLENN's SULPHUR SOAP
that wholesome aid to beauty.
SILVER LOCKS GROW DARK from the us'
of HILLS HAIR DYE.
BY every consideration of profit, If not
propriety, that which sustains and strength
ems the system should be absolutely pure
Bois, pimples, eruptiens, ETC., indicate i'm
poverishment and poisoning OF the piooo
and should be removed by DR.. Bull's bloo'
Mixture, which strengthens the blood an
keeps it always pure.
The voice OF reform is heard through TN
Hand, and speaks Of the "good time coming.
So too the spirit of reform is working
!. tbe nurseries of the land to banish thos
dangerous Opium and Morphia prepars
tiens, and establish useful and hsrmles
remedies, of which DR.. Bulls Baby Syru
Ia acknowledged rs the very best for all IN
disorders of babyhood and early ca lldhooo
Sold everywhere at S5 cents bottle.
The Morning herald., 1878-06-14
A NEW CANDIDATE.

Mr.. John P. Almond has yielded to the
solicitation of his many friends, and yes
terday offered his name as Democratic
candidate for Mayor Mr.. Almond Is very
we'll known, and would undoubtedly make
a most excellent Mayor. There are now
FIVE candidates in tho field on the Demo
cratic side.
The Morning herald., 1878-06-14
PICNIC ATROSENDALE.

The House and Sign Painters of VII
mington held their annual picnic at Rosen-
dale Park yesterday afternoon and evening
The weather was favorable and there was a
large number of persons present. ..,
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. DJoURNED CoNsTABLE's SALE
~ SALE POSITIVE.

-. ,,;rtre of sundry writs, to me d1recteo
viii be exposed to Public Sale, on
mtII1RsDAY. the goth day of June, a De-
A''' 1878. IA.
On me tPRre.Pmdvwine tRe Pdine Hundred, in New cas-
atsd rauDty IN pty Delaware, at 10 o'clock m:'
he 's taS so1s rf0BBsTfy BBs
VIZ: ah',oa;os ravo n one with top Jenny Lind
m.gSn hogs, osgilf gmilf cans farm wagons, milk u
S1 Hss nSss' rsass
roller, " Sonhle sets Of harness. 2 single
eomoffnSS &C Of Sarness, plows and harrows. 2ssts
+ ar mS.s e 9Sfss g
Wheat III VIZ toss grnnnd more or less, 6O acres
OF oaes aasx more Or less; lot Of rakes' FORKS
snd r. aseoatien se1aHiss a. the
Sel2euf Iaesa Sharpe. and to be sold by
pefty VI ISAAC DILLIN, Constable.
wilmington, June sth, laS:
| " FNzu1u1S@ %T,-n,
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THE REPUBLIC.

The new Cape May steamer, Republic
left the Fl. & Fl. Co.'S yard this morning,
and went on the Delaware as far as Chester
on short trial trip.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TEE
i United states, for the District OF Dela-

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF III TIE
i United States, for the District OF Deia-
ware.
In The Matter of James G. Pickles.
Bankrupt.-In Bankruptcy; ~, the
At Wilmington. in said District, on 'he
Sixth day Of June A. D., 1875. y
District Of Delaware, S. 2...,n, hos
=, Notice is hereby given that a petit,on a, NE ,s
been filed IN said court by James dp,y chte de-.
Of Wilmington, in said District guy as
Of March T. 1867 for discharge and csr{a, =, I'm,
claims provab under ssid a. ac, a1a Sic,oc o,'
ne 2lst day OF June tba 1oa' h hesring az Of the
"a me, at Whining ton ato esaid When ensa a'i !
where you may attend and thoW oS tSe SaIy sais
any you have WHY the prayeaI VI WV
petition should not be granted.
u, REDMOND SMITH, :.
Clerk n,e, Of the w. District Court Dsi"""''
June Hh,-lw,s, ,2tA l. ~ " B. ~'-'
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CLOTHING HOUSES.
PROCLAMATION! |!
Cstsss,ss Of Philadelphia and Surround
q H 81 EfSs ing Country

N Owing to the Great success and Prosper
ity of our enterprise two years ago. we
take this method OF thanking the people
dence. During the past two years we have
tried to do our duty, and have not failed
In the attempt, 10 why we make this special
announcene ent TO the reo .le on the 18th oi
May, '876. which was the First Centeu nial
to our American People and Republic
which pever will be forgotten By The citi'
zens of Philadelphia.
The Morning herald., 1878-06-14

tt &W JONES, Fancy Dyers, 4S2 n; :. ! fsna aId
y. Street. Branch Office corner NhnSip N,aSi a a,,d
Vine Streets, Philadelphia. Laoies s..crim. %nu
Gentlemen's Garments OF every descrlP.
ton DYED or Cisansed. Kid Shoes, Featn"
ers and Gloves Dyed or Oleansed.
April lST7,
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PEOPLES COLUMN,
CORREsRONDEMCE.

Henceforth We will give column daily
to correspondence upon any proper subject
for DISCUSSION It Is expected that commu
nicatiens will be written on one side only
OF the paper, and accompanied with the
1rame of the writer. The HERALD 10 not to
be considered as endorsing or being In any
way responsible for the opinion OF CORES
pondentsin this column. ...s.-.ssssr.s..--r
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xTASONIC TEMPLE,
PROPRIETOR.

MASONIC TEMPLE,
A second floor front.
COMMENCING MONDAY, JUNE 10Th.
EDIsONs PHONOGRAPH'
rHE WONDERFUL TALKING y MA
IL" CHINE. ~
EXHIBITIONS DAILY. y
proceeded by q Lecture on this the Eel
entic Marvel Uf the age. from IL 70 q. III
t"s and s 10 10 O'CLOCK, p M, AdmisslsU.h =.
S5 cents: p: children Is cents. Jeo-oC
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PERSONAL.

Mayor W. G. Whiteley, of this city, regis
tered at the New York Hotel, In New York
City, on Wednesday z 'oF *. * "55f Il llt -
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Chicago boot-blacks charge extra To-
blsckipg q st, LoWs mans boots.
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RAIIsROADs..
-, A nuT,PHIA. WILMINGTON AND
pn iA BALTIMOssE KAlLEOA s.,qGzgy.4ss

L 49, sSss. I. WI y, X I 4 w sfSSs + $
trains wrlllsays " whminston = ioliows
fsis5 Az. s55, go %, s47. ~ Soo. 4. m.s VI.
~, e1nh,a ~; sso and view York, goo, 544am,
oi;.imore y ~, " and intermediate stations. 8 80
os,tamore en-, and wasniagton, IL 81. lie, 80.
an, an ,s15, fnr + Delaware Division leave for
j5a New Castle 82O., y 81, am, ! O5, ~ p. m. ~
warrington and intermediate statlonsS W
Ell, Se1maT es' ana ID Intermediate stations. 30,
a. M. l0j, pm.
.. saAT SUNDAY TRAINS. . D.
m,,,ode,oh and intermediate stations
! 10 a m, S 90 6 80 p M.
oso,i.daInbia ~ and New York. 100, 5 A m.
poitinore an Il Washington Ii q. 10 m.
Tor fnrthel Information passengers are
rstarrad 10 the time tables posted at Inc ae'
pot. , &~ @'+ +G.ERENNEY. .supt.
1vnANaE OF HOURS-WlLMINGT
4 ~ ESrERN RAILROAD p -COmmenc-
~ ~ I Thursday Dec! . 1879. Trains will run
ssdoleoWWfi esage Wilmington 10 % a m, ia 5 SOP m
Le@se age I,andenburg & As n and 80 p m.
Arrive at Wilmington 30 m, and y
Arrive at Landenberg al IL 10. ana Al
p. m. ~ 50 =!
q ,NNECTI oNs.-Train leaving Ianden
her at 8 40 a. 10. With train for PElladei
Pr pTrapn IN i leaving Wilmington a 1910 q n
WITH trai d le lving Philadelphia at s.l9 u
and Pennsylv ania and Delawaretraln leilV
inc Iandelberg at W p. m.
-" Train Leaving Landenberg at ! ~ p. m M
with Pennsylvania and Delaware trs'ni u ni;In ,ah,
with t.ain leaving Wilmington ior Fiji"
~ Train al " leaving " wilmington at $50 ? n
vth train les Wing fnlladslphia a. ~ , ?
IA
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THE HERALD.
Wilmington. Del, June II 1873.

Sun rises ........4. 81 Fun sets..........7. 7.20.
HIGH WATER.
Delaware Breakwater. .............. -. .S8 a. m.
7.59 p. m. "NE.
New Castle........ ~ q. m.
ll52 p. m.
Wilmingto q. m
- p. m. as ..- &c. .. g.. 81 z a
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A GAAkD.
70 MY rpIEET ST. her by tender ny
hearty tuani 10 my, friers ,rh,v mr 'ne comnIi mil
menisry vote VIII 'ch they gave me ~ G
late nc mination election election eie tlrm, ~
And we lave no cause 81 com ola,nt. an wv W. :
were baaren by one OF the most , populEi u,
men in New Cattle unty anu n,nmipnate!, nop ted
last Saturday with the s"me zeal aLo
fidelity with which they supported me-
Very respectfully, voNrI
jn1l-6t ~. georges 'l"n", -
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NOTICE TO COUNTY TAX PAYERS

n o11oh To COUNT '">
We hereby give notice that ~ the &C coun.y mny
due and payable at the office, 6lS Market
street.
Special notice is given to those who nave 1s.i e
not paid their taxes for 1877 TO DO go Watmih ani
ten days from this date or they wall W ooA'
lected with costs. - r.,
JOS. L. CARPENTER, JR.
A. GIVEN,
Msy 1st, 1878. COLLECTORS.
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NOTICES.

NIVORCFs, in any state, without pup
DlicIty, send st mp for the mW' u. H.
aims ChicsgO,
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A CARD
Ireturn n sincere thanks to those pen. n =
ocrstic citizen. who voted for me VI We
nomination election for Coroner. ! am on
deck the same as ever; determined rso 20 "ord snd
tbt tbe who,e vi1 e'eo 'Heoemoorstlc ticket.
STEPHEN ]. GILBERT.
Wilmington, June 18th, 1878
NOTICE,-'s hereby given TO all pers,ons !
IN whose business or tccupatlon req ue7e'
a State licen for the present YER, llafhtos fhe
that the same Is due and payapie oI a,erS ere
frst day of June at the oftices OF tne oieiA %
JOHN P. SPRINGEK,
Clerk, at New Castle
M. A. J. SPRINGER, Deputy,
No. 800 W. second street,
mv4.1m Wilmington.
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BOARDING.

,oARDING.-Cheap, at sO5 shipley st.
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N1OTJCE-Plcked ed up drift on me pea. 'ea;.
" ware River. part of raft or Hemloch
Logs lhq''i' VIM. REANEY,
;uras +, New Castle, delaware.
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STRAWBERRY SHIPMENTS.

The shipment of Strawberries over the
delaware Railroad Saturday was as fol-
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RrOTICE.-5OO pew shares of the working
~ mens' Loan association are now ",
ferei, and may be tah en- any time' 'al
""S "n" 1'o GEO c MARTs. SEC,
Evening Office hour f cm I" G. ,r,,