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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-06-15

PORT or YLExA.vDKIA, JUNE II.
Sun risos.......... 50 Sun sets. ........... q
ARRIVED.
Stenn,cr SUE, Baltimore, t. j B.oIera & Go.
Scar Hcen Hssbrouck, Jersey City, to Am
erican Coal Co
Schr A 4 Fioll. Washington, to j p Agnow
Il Co.
CLEARED.
StrJ w Thompson, Lnonard Low Il, by FA Reed.
Str Msttano Nomini, by J Broders q Co.
Schr A 3 Field, Petersburg. by Agnew
y Go.
PASSED UP
Sehrs H Odiorno and TilIie Wander herchen.
for Georgetown.
PASSED DOWN.
Schrs Eugene Borda, Bridgeport; w D Hill
tor, New London; Cehn Baker. Boston !;
Anlhos Godfrey, New York Marion Rockhill,
Jersey City, sll from Georgetown.
MEMORANDA.
Schr IL Phsro, Georg clown, At N l4h.
Schr Annie E Stevens, Georgetown, At Bos-
ton 18th.
Schr Helen A Ames. hence. at Boston 18th.
Schr Rebeccs Florer sailed from Bath for
GEORGETOWN 18th.
Schr VIM 4 Huston sailed rom New Bedford
for this port 18th.
Schr j Hewitt cleared from Philadelphia
for Washington 18Th.
Schrs w ID .iarvel and Alfred B:Abrook,
Georgetown at Providence 18th.
Schrs George Aery and Ellen Tobin, hence,
at Providence 18th
Schr Lehman Blew sailed from Providence
for GEORGETOWN 18th.
Schr 4 H Mills sailed from Stonington for
Geol oetoWn 18th
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Ia.N:aL CU.n.nEKCE.

Arriycd-Buas, p Moore, NJ u Corse. S
Lloyd and Ii Delaield, 10 American Coal Co;
NJ o. uonnell and w ID Lowe. to Blesn Avon
Cosl Co; Katie y Addle, to Georges Greek
C1sl Co; TIL West, to 7 Aanew j. 90.
Depsrted-Soats Lizzie s. Phiil:e. A 81 4 G.
new. A Spier and NJ U'Donueil.
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COMM EISCIAL.

ALExASDRIA MARKET, June -. l878.-The
market is dull ard depresstd, and prices arc
only nominal; III, transactions ara very light,
owing to tho disccination Of the merchsn to
buy whio tbs market is SO unsettled. There is
nothing doing in Flour. a few fancy lots of
Whea. sod it l15 aad ll0. but this is not fair
quotation. Corn is scarce and wanted, and $50
bushels brought Sc, but with an increase Ia re-
ceipts this prino would no. hold. No Rye or
Oats reported.
Coal REpoRT.-Thc following is report Of
the receipts and shipments Of coal during tho
week ending to-day:
RECEIPTS. tons.
Amer. Coal Co., j. II. Parrot, jr., Agt... l.250
Hamp. & Bait, Edward Herbert Agent. 1910
J. L. Agncw & ,1oO
Total .......'.....''...... 1'z.o
SHIPMENTS.
American Coal Co...........".."-......... l,"Op
Hanlp. s. Bait. ....."......
j. J.. Agncw 81 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $50
Total. ......................,.......... 300
BALTIMORE. Juno l5.-Virginis Is, old, 70;
do deferred At; Virgnias, consolidated, 50;
do "a series rs; duo coupons s34. Cotton firm
and quiet; middling ll!all|. Flour dull and
unchanged. Whent-Southorn quiet and easier;
Western spot ind Juno lirmer futures steady;
Southern red l0jalI5; do amber li.all9; Pcnns
red l13; No Western winter red spot lu3!
June 100; July 1917; Aug l0i Corn-South-
ern quiet and easier; Western lower and active
at decline; Southern white 5l!; do yollow 4Gt;
Western mixed apot and Juno 45i; July 453;
August 4ci; steamer g 1891. Oats quiet,
steady and unchanged. kyo quiet; prime
t5!5S Hay steady and unchanged. Sugar irm
and f.irly active ut S9a9t Coif-o dull and un-
changed. Whi:kny firm at 81 6
New YORK, June Is Stocks strong, HI oney
3. Gold 1907. Flour dull and in buyors favor.
Whest dull. LAP cents lo~or. Corn TAI cent
better and quiet.
BANK STATEMENT.-New York, June 10
The statement OF tho associated banks, issued
from the clearing house tc-lsy, shows tho fol-
lowing changes:
Loans, 81, 49,. SOP
specie in crcasc..-........ minimum. 3O4. OUO
Legal tenders, Increase. ............. l,eSo,tOU
DEPOSITS, increase ...,....... 9, 513, 400
Circulation, increase ....,.......... $500
Reserve, increase ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. II, 12l, lao
Tho banks now hold SD, lG0. 500 IN oxcos5 of
the legal requirements.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-06-15
STEAMER SUE,
Captain W. 9. Geoghegan,

Will mako an excursion from Washington TO
Point Lookout (stoppng at Alexandria going
and returning) EVERY SATURDAY during
tho season. Leave King street wharf at 8 30 p.
m. on Saturday, and arrive at 53)s. m. Monday
Fare for round trip -.
For further information apply to J. Broder5
g. Co., Agents. Alexandria. or Stephenson u
Bro. Agents, Washington. D. g. jo Ppm
T,HE SABBATH SCHOOL OF THE NJ E.
l. CHURCH will give an EXCU RSION TO
MARSHALL HALL, on TUESDAY,. tho
18Th inst. The steamer CITY OF ALIEN AN i
DRIA will leave her wharf at Q o'clock h. M:
Our friends are cordially invited to 90 and spend
tho day with us at this pleasant summer resort.
Tickets-Adults Csc; children l5c. Tickets
can BIO had of the scholars or tho committee.
r. 8. FOWLER.
0. F. BAGGETT,
GEO. B. CARLlN,
s. +. DYSON,
10 l2ld Committee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-06-15

WEATHER PROBABILITIES j uuc Is, 1878
For the Middle States lower pressure winds
mostly from southeast to southwest slightly
warmer, clear or partly cloudy w eat her.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-06-15

rTHO FARMERS-HARVES Is7s.-Hav.
l. ing THREE comp lete STEAM THR ESH-
THRESHING at the following rates, viz
Wheat cents per bushel, rye s. oats DC. A
liberal discount will be allowed on large crops.
With each of these machines l will furnish
three hsnds-engineer. feeder and band cutter-
two patent straw forks, fuel and all other things
necessary. All persons having threshing will
find it 10 their advantage to engage one Of these
machines, as We study the farm f's interest. and
guarantee satisfaction. For further information
apply to or address =. PULLMAN, Proprietor,
Ale1sndris, Va. P. r. PULLMAN, Agent.
All enquiries cheerfully answered. N. B. The
near the Market, on Saturday, June o. and wi!
be ready TO thresh from that date je l4-2w3
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-06-15
DUBLICSALs REAL ESTATE.

In pursuance of q decree Of the Circuit Court
Of Rappahsnuock county, entered in the suit Of
Turner, &c. vs. Turner's administrator and
Others tho undersigned, commissioners, will
sell, by public auction, to the highest bidder, 10
tbs town of Woodvlle in tho said county, on
the ELEVENTH DAY OF JULY, 1873, the
TRACT OF LAND, lying adjacent to .aid
town. of which Zephanish Turner died possess
ed, and also TWO HOUSES and LOTS in said
town, ono known as the Amiss lot, and tho other
as the Stone House lot. The said tract OF land
contains 5! J acres, and is one Of tho most valu-
able farms in the county of Rappshsnnock 1t
is divided into eight fields and large meadow,
ali under good fsncing, and with running Water
in evcry field. Tharo is good house, all the
necessary out buildings. and u line young Or
chard upon tho said land.
Terms of Sale: SO much Of the purchase moa-
ey TO be paid in cash rs will be sufficient to pay
the costs and expenses attending the said saIe
ind the residue Of tho purchase money TO be
paid in fou. equal annual payments with interest
thereon from the day of sale; said deferred pay
ments to be secured by the bonds OF the pur-
chaser, with approved security, and retaining
the !gal title TO tho property sold until the
whole of the said purchase money Is paid but II
the purchase. shall pay in cash ono third OF the
purchase money, thon personal security will be
dispensed with. If tho purchaser shall fail TO
comply with the forms of salo, then the land is
to BIZ resuld ut his risk
J.Y MENEFEE.
H.. MOFFETT,
j. VI. FORBES, Comm re-.
J. +. STROTHER,
TAYLOR SCOTT
Rappahannock county. 10 5-w4w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-06-15
VOMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL rs

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAh No
" TATE-Pursusntt to the decree OF the Cir r.
cult Court Of Fairfax county, pronounced 81 us
lure term, 1878. in the case of Gunne!rs AZ Z.
vs George b. Fox's admir-. and others, tlls IN
d de- will sell by public auction, on MON On,
DAY, the 18th day of July, 1875 at u CLOCK CLOCK
N. of said day, Court day. in front Of the G Go1Ts
House of said county, that certain i isd .aizoi
rnntsiDing ST. acres This land is part of the
o .oaI ostste Of which the late Gabriel Fox died
seiz,d lies near Fox's old mill, now Wspites
is we'll wooded. and the land under CULTIVATION
susceptible of ready improvement, hand 90 will,
he reouired TO pay the expenses of sale, and the
is euusl instslments to bear interest from the
d d. of gale; to be secured by the bonds OF 'ns
purchaser with E1ou unt the last payment
made. Homm,r nj Sale.
ia 16-WiW SotIInA - :.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-06-15

Mother says the baby is tretful, but if the
baby Gould talk, il w0od say it had pain. lie
lcve The pain hy giving De. Bulls Baby
Syrup, IN inroc ut tut eT'ctus remrdy.-
RI c! -, clbtS bottle.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-06-15

Only 80 cents per bottle for ly1dIllc's Head
ache Specific that actually cures headache 10
five to twenty minutes Sold BY every drug
ercs! in Alexa ndria II you have rheumatism
use Durang's Rheumatic Remedy. 81
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-06-15

l65. EXQUISITE Low QUARTER SHOE
very cheap At
my II WADDEYs, III King st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-06-15
HANNAH ADAM,

AIeXandria. May 10 1873.
TNHE FIRM OF }. Il. BECKHAM & GO.
l. is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
Either party will sign in settlement OF accounts.
Our country friends are requested |, make SET
tlemont with the firm as speedily as possible. 30
az to enable US TO settle our accounts ". onc,.
j. T. BECKHAM.
CHAS. 8. TAYLOR, Jr.
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COPARTNERSHIPS.

DY MUTUAL CONSENT THE FIRM OF
ID W. w. ADAM &SON is this day dissolved.
All persons having claims against said firm will
please present them, duly authenticated. to HsL-
nah Adam, executrix of w. w Adsm, and per-
sons indebted to tho firm will mako psyln ant to
her. In future the business will b, conducted
by Hannah Adam alone, under tho old firm namo
of w. w. ADAM s. SON.
HANNAH ADAM.
CHAS. r. ADAM.
In the conduct Of the business my SONS, Chss.
F. Adam and Robert a. Adam. are authorized
to represent me-
ie l3-tf HANNAH ADAM.
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EXCURSIONS, PICNICS. &c.

DON'T LOOKOUT EXCURSIONS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-06-15

THE UNDERSIGNED having Withdrawn
Il from the above firm, will continue the com.
mission business in this city at No. IL north
Union street.
Thanking his old friends for their patronage
in the past, he promises TO give his whole alton
lion to any future business they may put into his
hands, and make prompt returna of all consign
ments CHAS. s. Ia LOR DR..
ie l-3m No. II North Union at hnr N)3
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-06-15

Bones BRoKEN.-Of G. Lyles Who was
struck on the elbow with club durlog the
riots of Tuesday night, is suferlog much pa'n
from his injuries, and it is believed that the
bones of TIE arm are broken.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-06-15

FINE PAINTING. There is on exhibition at
Schneider's restaurant. foot Of King street, q
fuc oil painting of the steamer Sue, OF the
Baltimore line. which was painted by Mr.. +.
Sbuman, of this city 1t has received much
praise from all who have seen 1t.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-06-15

Ia, IF YOU WANT A FIRST CLASS BOOT OR
Shoe, of the finest material bost workmanship
and perfect fit, 60 TO WADDEY's. No. ITO King
street. app
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-06-15

Iay> BOYS SHOES
BOYS SH1ESl
BOYS GiIoEsl
Largest and cheapest stock in the city
my2l W. b. WADDar, Ito King st
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-06-15

l4- AN ELEGANT STocK OF SPRING AND
Summon Boots and Shoes for gentlemon's wear
ut WADDEYS, 10 King st, Ale1a., Va. lap 9
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-06-15

EMBRYO SAILoRs.-Mr. Lswis McAetz!c,
yesterday, carried seven boys from this city to
the Washington navy yard for examination Tor
admission to tho u. 8. training ship Saratoga.
Robert Lee Robey,a pupil of Washington school,
was, however, the only one who passed the
necessary examination and was accepted, the
others all falling from various causes. Dung
Robey left to day for his post.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-06-15

"DooLEY's YEAST PowDER,' said lady,
"has made itself indispensable in our Kitchen.
Our biscuits, cakr, waliles, mullins, and suoh
like things will! it, aid arc always enjoyable
aud coed We would not be without 1t IN our
family. We have used it for over fifteen years,
aud il has ucvcr disappointed us yet.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-06-15

New YORK, June Is Stocks strong, Money
3. Gold 1907. Flour dnll and in buyers favor.
Wheat dull, la2 cents lower. Corn TAI cent
better and quiet.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-15
Arrival of the Visitors.

DUPONT Post, No. "A G. A. r., of Phila-
delphia, arrived in this city to-day at
noon on the steamer s. u. FELTON,, for the
purpose of presenting to the family of
the late Admiral an escutche on CON aim
ing u account Of the rvices OF the
Admiral. They were met at the wharf
by DUPONT Guards Company O., of this
city, and detachment Of the American
Rifles, and headed by the Post band,
they were escorted up French to Second,
to King to Market, and out Market to
Rosendale Park, where they will give a
pin-nc.
During the afternoon the escutcheon
which was carried by two ofthe visitorsin
the parade will be taken by a committee
10 the family of the deceased and will
be privately presented to them. 1t is
very hands ONE and is framed in heavy
gilt frame. The visitors numbered about
seventy-tive, but they were accompanied
by about four hundred persons. They
will return home on the 100 train this
evening.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-15
No Third Party.

A STORMY TIME AT THE FOUNDRY BAsT
NIGHT-TEE TEMPERANCE PEOPLE
WILL NOT NOMINATE A THIRD TICKET.
1t was stated at the meeting held in
the "Old Foundry" on Saturday night
last, that another meeting would be held
at the same place last evening for the
purpose of taking into consideration the
propiety of nominating third ticketfor
city officers. Sure enough there was a
meeting held there last evening, and II
one may Judge from the proce edings and
the language used IL outrivaled any politi-
cal convention that ever took place in
this country.
The trouble all arose over the Mayor
ality nominations, some were suited with
Almond, others with Gallagher, while
still others wanted third man nomi-
mated.
Father Taylor was the first speaker,
and after denouncing the present city
government, he closed by eulogizing
Captain Gallagher, and thought the tenn
perance people could. conscientiously
vote for him.
Speeches were also made by Messrs.
BRYANT. WhelaD, Fox, Perry and
Sparks.
During their addresses they were fire.
quently Interrupted with pertinent and
impertinentl questions from persons in
the audience.
flualiy Wneu all nau spOken VINO ap-
parently desired TO do so a motion was
made by Mr. Crawford, that commit 0
of three be appointed TO wait on the two
candidates, and learn their views on the
question of temperance. The motion
was voted down. Mr.. Whelan then
moved that a commit Of fifteen be ap-
pointed to urge the cooperation of the
clergy, and to ascertain the views of the
business men upon the question of a
ttv, hol al
journed the committee held n meeting
and Mr.. Whelan was made chairman
Another meeting will be held this even
ing.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-15
Senator Bayard Views.
From the Smyrna Times.

Il Iom tne DlnyInd WeS.
Hon. 7. F. Bayard when In this town
last week in an interview with some
friends who were casually met, express
sed himself freely on the political sltua-
ton. He thinks that the cry against the
National Banks in wishing to abolish
them; the demand for unlimited green
back or irredeemable paper money; the
war against railroads and other large
moneyed corporations, labor saving ma
chimes, &c,, all have their root and origin
in communism which is assuming large
proportions. He divides it into two
branches-Communism bold and defiant
the tendency of which is destruction,
sure and inevitable; and, "Absolutism, .
which is milder form of the same thing
and less dangerous because it will be un-
der the strong hand that will have the
force to control and manage the discord-
ant elements. This strong hand he as
sumes to be Gen. U. s. Grant, around
whom he thinks these discordant ele-
ments will eventually centre as their
standard bearer in the next Presiden ial
campaign.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-15
FOURTH EDITION
THE YELLOW FEvER-ITS RAW.
AGES INCREASING.

NEW ORLEANS, La, August a.
One hundred and thirty-four new cases
of yellow fever and twenty deaths have
been reported for the past twenty-four
hours. The weather is showery and un-
favorable for the sick.
The extraordinary increase of new
cases of fever reported by the board of
health up to noon to-day has been the
all-absorbing topic of conversation this
afternoon. Reporters sought in vain for
an explanation. 1t is true the report in
cludes two days from the charity hospi-
tai, but that only adds seven or eight
cases which should have been reported
yesterday, and leaves 126 or 127 cases
that have occurred during the past twen-
ty-four hours. So far but few cases have
occurred in the third or fifth districts. OF
the deaths reported 8 are under 20 years.
or these six were natives of New Or.
leans.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, August 14.-The
board of health report three dea hs and
hine new cases of yellow fever since yes
terday. All of these cases are in that
section of the city north of Jefferson street
Doctors Sanders and Erskine, of the
board Of health, have taken possession of
the localities where the yellow fever has
occurred, and are using every means to
stamp tout.
GRENADA, Miss, Aug. 14.-Owing to
the sickness of the mayor and councilman,
the undersigned have been appointed by
the citizens of Grenada, at general meet
ing, to receive and distribute whatever pc
cuniary aid can be obtained for those suf-
fering from yellow fever in Grenada.
The disease is here in its most malignant
form, and the sick are so numerous and
destitute as to make it utterly impossible
for Grenada unassisted to relieve or move
them. Assistance of the charitable is re-
spectfully solicited, and the press are ask
ed to copy this dispatch generally.
ROBERT MULLEN,
r. S. RINGoLD, NJ. ID.
Health Officer, THos. WALTON.
GALVESTON, Aug. 14.-The board of
health quarantined against Memphis to-
night. This city is unusually clean and
extraordinary efforts are being made to
keep it so.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-15
RiOting i'm Ottawa.
UNION MEN PARADING THE STREET,
AND THREATENING- DEATH TO
ORANGEMEN

OTTAWA, Ont, August l4.-At mid
night the Catholics, mum bering over three
thousand men, were still in the streets
near 81. Patrick's Hall. Threats of de-
molshing the residences of prominent
orangemen were made and Mayor Bangs
oruerea out the Foot Guards and they
were stationed on Sussex street
Speeches were made by the Catholic
leaders, some of whom counseled the
crowd to act in an orderly manner and
not ngnt until they were attacked. and
others encouraging them to march
through the upper town and have re-
venge for last nights proceedings. These
lnnammatory speeches excited them and
at one time it was thought the advice
would be acted upon. A start was really
made, but Messrs. Stars and Lefeyre II.
nally succeeded in making the crowd
alter their determination,
Ietween ~ and o'clock a prominent
orange leader, named John Holt, ven
onreu uown sussex street in the vicinity
oI the revere House, but short dis
lance from where the Union men were
stationed, when he was bounced nnon
by mob and badly beaten. He escaned
uoWn clarence street and was subse-
4uently removed to the Conoueror sto.
tion, where his wounds were dressed
At z O'Clock the Union men attempted In
move up the street, but the troops max.
ing an appearance they retreateh, dis
charging revolvers in the air and yelling
Iike demons. The Mayor appealed tS
mem as law-abiding citizens to disperse
am 20 10 their homes, assuring Them
mat no Il rther trouble would Occur ~
u ey did so. He promised, further, to be-
responsl ole for 'any damage done after
they had dispersed. ''' '0'
MeSsrs. Stnrrs and McCaul. two of tbo
leaders, expressed hone that to,
would go to their homes after what tbea
mayor had said, and had almost convinc1
eu them that it was the best thing tn ha
done under the circumstances when
hehoe advised them not to disperse' n,
.i .le Orangemen might steal march on
them. lie said now that thew had ra-
mained up so long it was their dntv 20
see the break of day. His remarks yyere
receive with prolonged cheering. AFTER
Which gang marched up and down tba
street, armed with pitchforks, sineinn
Wel IL 1iahg Mayor Bangs to a sour ar
ptront Pc e,oo, ne 0nion men paraded the
streeIS untll daybreak and the militarv
kk;ept on duty at the bridge until thev had
Inc leaders of both parties are to-d,v
advising their men not to conorar,'tSS
on the streets Tonight, but to remaiS5 NJ
nome. me police have received strict
oiueIs 70 eiear the sidewalks this even
ing at dusk. Mayor Bangs has takar
most active measures throughout to MI
tecs the public peace and has been eper- PtU-
geucaily assisted by liberal-minded niti-
ms on both sides. The conduct Of ~
noe, Grand President of the Union WIZ
refused to allow the crowd to disners mno
is generally condemned. 'peiSe'
MONTREAL, August 14-A train con-
yeylng the Orange Young Britons bome
from Ottawa was fred into at GloucestaeD
Statlop. Several shots were fired into
me cars anu the passengers had a miracn
The daily gazette., 1878-08-15
Registers Order.
REGISTERS OFFICE,


New Castle Co., July 10th, 1878.
Upc- the application OF MATTHEW
BA TER, Executor of JAMES BAX-
TER late OF Wilmington Hundred in saIJ
County, deceased, it is ordered and dreol ed
by the Register that the Executor atoru.
SAID, give notice of the granting of Letters
TESTAMENTARY upon the Estate
OF the deceased, with the date of granting
thereof, by causing advertisements to be
posted within fcrty days from the date OF
such Letters, in sin of the most public places
OF the County OF New Castle. requiring all
persons haviag demands against fhe Estate,
to present the same, or abide by an Act OF
Asse nply in such case made and provided,
And also cause The same to be inserted with
in the same period in the DAILY GA
ZETTE a newspaper published IN Whining
ton and to be continued therein three weeks
e.o,d)
fN~, Given under my hand and Seal of
L. S. Office Of the Reg ster aforesaid at
49, kew Castle, in New Castle Couni Y
aforesaid, the DAY and year above written.
s. q. BIGGS, Register.
NOTICE.
All persons having claims against the Es
tate Of the deceased, must present the same
duly attested, to the Executor on or
before the Twenty sixth d y of July, A
D., 1879 or abide the A ct OF Assembly in such
case made and provided
MATTHEW BA AXTER,
Executor.
Address. Wilmington, Del.
jy29eod 3w