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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-02-06
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To.lls Ds,A0ms q Nay Co5scerss 3
yxJHEREAs. TIE COMMISSIONERS OF rHI
w General Land O0ce. In lseleg daAsd Auguse
Is. 1879. ordered that the lands In Tevuship q
North. Range East. In the district Of lihAc for
sale q Olympia. ". r. should b. Withheld /" frum
dtsposal - agricultural lands until The non.
mineral character tAseeof shall have been fully
eeeablished.' And. whereas. 0scsRs Thomas. Of
King County. WasAingtpn Territory. Who msAs
prs-emptton nltng for land In said TowusAip ina
Range viz ;fos lcss and end n. 3. 4 Of n. Z 4
Of section No. - now MAKES applioaSion 10 nahs
his anal entry Of said land. end hes nlod IN this
once his aAAdsvtt declaying that there q lot
within the limits Of sald lend, - hlo knoWf
edge. any ceal q other valuable minsgal depoetl
and thai aaid lad y essentially non-miaseAI
lani.
Nov. therefore, In accordance WIN issezuc.
ttoas from The Comn10iunse of the 0enseal Lad
Once. u 10 oc1eeed that testimony toueAtos u
chexaceer Of said dsoprtbed lanA ohall - GohGn
oefMo ~ 1agloo8 end 0eco1voe a ~ Uo1AaA
oeaeeo DlgoRlet Land Omoo q olyDpoA ~, r.,
atAe ~ ay q Yshruasy. ioso. 6oGInnina g =
O'clock, Z. ~ g UhaoA p1Soo anA uIo n 49,
Aavtng 1n1sgeoe h the noaAse q ~ cHarsc0oP q
~ enovs dsocrleod lard ~ required % eppsss
end there md ~ 70 pssosnS suon svSasScc =
NAY ssrvs = tally ssiaslish ths shssseSss Of
eaad lfaet Of Land.
Olives unAse or Aasd. q ths uatesa s6.ass
ptsoElet Lad once q Olympia, w. r.. thls W.
day ~ Jan1ary. 4. D. lo1O.
1T iRo1N. nssssasr.
1ais-ssv hob93r @. oTuA1r. nsss1vR.
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FRENCH AND AMERICAN FINANCE
The London Standard, in leading arti.
Gle, draws comparison between the
United States and France respecting the
return to specie payments:
1.-The financial conduct of the latter u
IL says, "has been marked by the most
consumate ability, while that of the for
mer has been laundering and short-sieht-
ed. The Bank of France has resumed
specie payment since the first of january
ana with such remarkable skill has the
feat been accomplished, and so Httle
change has it made in the ordinary course
OF business, that some of the Paris papers
are actually disputing whether in fact the
suspension Is at an end. 1t holds that
tne posi- blhty of such an argument is the
highest testimony to the management of
the bank. When it has SO conducted its
business that the trading public is una
ware or any change when the notes lose
their legal-tender character, we have in
contestable proof that, through an excep-
tionally trying period, the manapement
has been above all praise.
IN Amerlca the inconvertible paper is
still deprecated, and hot discussion ia
going on as TO whether resumption can
be effected at the time fixed bv law and
even as to the metal in which the debts
OF the country is to be paid France, it
says, Is sustaining a weight of taxation
that 70 any other continental country
would be ruinous, and is straining eyery
nerve TO once more replace her military
prestige. America, on the other hand. il
so 1ar removed from powerful rivals that
II Is free to live its own life and devote ali
lts energies to the development of its
own well-being, having no army or navy
OF any great consequence to maintain"
The daily gazette., 1878-04-19

@ GHERIFFS SALE.
~ BY virtue OF a writ OF Leyari Fac,as
So 70 me directed, Will be exposed TO Public
HOTEL OF WILLIAM r.. HOLLIS
AZ lownsend. In Appoquinimink bun-
oieo' new Castle County, delaware,
ON FRIDAY,
THE BIRD DAY OF MAY. 1879
Az O'Clock, p. m, the following descr,ba,
Iteal .l Estate, viz: All that certain Iract ~
piece OF land situate in Blackbird hundrad
lo,nneriy yAppoquinimink hundred. in fhe
ba' bSouIh.y my Oh New Castle, Delaware. bounded
pyad .he ROAD leading from Smyrna to The
~ ieau n vi Sassafras by land OF Manlove N
niison, late OF the heirs of William FeildS
ia,a Iieueasea, as py lands OF William Lea. aIse
hn "so 70, VI lne helrs or VIM. Fields. deceased
Dy tue road leading from BLACK hi ri 10 ~, .
cypress Road by lands or BeIiamin Monn 10 .ne
,ate OF Thomas Lamb and by iands n, Jn,ys
ioung. late of the heirs OF William Rntin.
oeceastd, containing one hund red and sn,,
9nIy-iour acres OF land be the same mora
VI Tess, excepting thereout one-ocarter -,
Al acre OF land situtae on toe SAID raaa
ieso.ng nom Blackbird TO the Co.,
noau, heretofore conveyed bv wjiItn 20
1ehple 10 The ID p Church. Ac viii o,,a
two,story frame dwelling, barn n "a o,Sao Hno
OUT buildings, thereon erected 1 o'ner
seized and taken In execution as tho NO
perry OF Thomas G. Hainmill and Eiiapp n
dammill, his wife, and James aIfra. -.
ana susan Alfres, t. t., and To he sold hr
ISAAC CRUDE. SberiT
1878. ooseie. april 18th,
aplo3t2Wts
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SHER1FF'S SALE.
~ By virtue OF q writ of I.eyar,r
Sale, at the '~poseu 70 Public
lara ETTE HOTEL. SAL shipley St
nnept oy John J. Dougherty, In the C,,v =,
ware, ooonty, Della
ON WEDNESDAY,
The lsr DAY OF MAY, A. D.. 1879
d., oeiock, p: M, the following describes
All mat certain lot or parcel of land .,,
ualed In the city OF Wilmington a foras'si, sis-
bounded and described as follows az ,.si.
Desihhlns on The Westerly side of Wa,a.. -. =.
,a s az tne uistance of 60 feet from the 60
ner FORMED by the intersection IN no ,e noS,t sUI-
eriy SIDE OF Front street with Tho ,n,l iior " In-
sue Oh walnut street, thence wes,arI.,
allel WIN Front street, 10 feet to q ~ ~ par
thehce noItherly parallel with NnIr, Noiner
slIeet Zz leet TO another corner. tbannnHilhu aihut
erly parallel with Front street IN foe, East
Mesierly SIDE of Walnut street tho.e ~ ene
southerly along said side of sand sI,aa, oi q.
70 tile place OF beginning, be the c5.,,S,., % ~:
witnln salu bounds what they NAV panis
- ~ Eoi' Q, page 80, &c, with "A rhyaa ,.iA
thereon erected. oack building
,,sr, eiZeu aha ken in execution ms tho ,ro-
fFThonas theodore SchmItt, deceasad
more Snif :; Meilon, administrator of Theo
itt' deceased, and TO be sold nv
A 9heriH n ~ onice, New Castle, April i3ib
ap15-3tawts
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IHE DRrBNsBs OF THE BospHoRus-
The Bosphorus is a natural channel
ABOUT seventeen miles in length, and at
Its narrowest part about six hundred
yard across. Its general breadth varies
from seven hundred to one thousand
yards, but opposite the seraglio gate, at
Constantinople, it attains a breadth of
one Thousand six hundred and forty-six
yards. The strait is divided into seven
reaches the promontories on one side
having corresponding indentations on
tne other. The navigation is somewhat
ulthcult, as the current takes a difterent
direction in each of the seven reaches
Both shores are studded with forts ond
batteries, especially where the channel
becomes narrow. Some of these as f..
karibtche, mount as many as sixtv erns
The principal defenses of the Bosn6orus
are the KAYAKS, at about two-tbirds -
the distance from Constantinepl. to tho
Black sea. Here the channel is very nar-
row, and is defended on the Asiatic s;d.
by one hundred and seven and on tb,
European side by sixty-one guns. most
OF which are sheltered by stone forts.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.
D BY virtue OF a writ of I'd Plus. Vendi.
tiohl Exponas 10 me directed, will be ex-
posed opublic sale, at the
HOTEL OF WILLIAM B. FORD
A. kirkwood, In Pencader Hundred. New
Castle County, Delaware. on
TUESDAY,
The Both Day of APRIL, 1873,
at O'Clock, p. m. the iOilowin described
Real Estate, viz:
All the two equal and undivided third
parts, rights and shares and interest of, In
and 10 all that plantation and I. act OF land
situate In Pencader Hundred, County on
New Castle and State Of Delaware, Dotind-
ei and described as follows to wit: Be.
ginning Al stone and corner ior lands laie
OF William ]. Hurlock, thence with Ms
Iand north one and three quarter degrees
west thirty -one and 81 ix-tenIns perches to q
Stone corner OF the Morgan fand. thence
da.r ddnerswith south eighiy-eight and one-half
corner fer George Walker, thence there
Win south twenty degrees east tbIrfy-
seven seven AND ND seven tenths perches TO stake
Win south forty -nve degrees west ninety
elght perches 10 stake corner for land or
James A. Benson, thencs with his land
north forty -four degrees east thirty-nine
snn,h h,oaI.,eh.hs ai perches to stone. thence
soutn eiely-three degrees west fifty-two
peIcnes 70 stone Al the side OF Howell,s
school House Road, thence with ths can.
sre @ OF said road south eighty -ei sht degrees
west ninety seven perchee TO a corner az
Ahdrew Eliaaon's . land In the centre OF said
Ioau tnence with his land north one and
one-nalf degrees west eighty-four uerches
70 large corner white oak tree in a line Of
iana ie late OF laid VIM. j. Hurlock, thence
WIN said land north eighty eight and one
quar- quar- er degrees east one hundred aud ffty
ooSn,a cSus perches 70 the place OF beginning:
a eontainihg one hundred and thifty-eig6I
acres and eighty-two perches on land
more or less, with a frame house, barn and
stabling thereon erected. ''1
neS, e,1e1 e1 ana tSken In execution as the pro-
and 10 be sold by ""iu'
s,o. ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
ohefiu ~, omce, New Castle, April il.
1910 apIl5.,i.,i a wta
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NJ OTlCE.--I, Jas. Z. Plerson. hereby
IN give notice that / shall apply TO ihs
Judges OF the Court OF General Sessons
OF the Peace and Jail Delivery Of The
New Castle, on Monday, the 6h day NJ
May next, being the first day OF the Nav
Term, A. D., 1873, for a license TO keen An
Inn or Tavern, known as the stanton
Hotel, Ia the village OF Stanton, Mil
Creek Hundred, School District No.
3s, in New Castle county, and 10 sell in.
toxicating liquors In less quantities than
one quart. to be drunk on the premises.
and the following respectable citizens re.
commend this said application, to wit.
Robert hawthorn, VIM. II. Windsor,
Benz. w. Dickey, Amos Whiteman,
VIM. q. Myers, Jr., Jacob Satterth waite,
Burton Dickinson, Andrew CIR fin,
Joseph Marshall, VIM. Winehardt,
VIM. g. Myers, Sr., VIM. Gifin,
ap1sst* JAMES G. PIERS0N
The daily gazette., 1878-04-19

the present method OF grinding, even
usder the most advantageous circum-
stances. Flour is heated and deteriorat-
ed by the most expensive machinery in
the largest steam mills. "The Universal
Grinder" is SO simple in construction, SO
inexpensive to produce and so effective
in working that every small town and
village can have Flour Mill which will
grind better than the best mill now ex-
listing in the wide world.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-19
THE RAILROADS ON WATER STREET

THE RAILROADS ON WATER STREET
now pass tifty-eight trains a day over
Market street and every other street ter
minating at the Christiana on the south.
The street is full of tracks, and is as much
incommoded as it was before the city ex-
pended hundred thousand dollars in
widening it. The much talked of rail-
road avenue around the city for vehicles
has dwindled into narrow path that is
not free from danger to foot pedestrians,
not to speak of drays, wagons, carts, &C.
The danger of crossing Market street
will, at least, have to be obviated in some
way. AT the rate of increase trains will
be passing every ten or fifteen minutes,
to make some change; as the matter is
attracting general attention. We cannot
see any good reason why the p, w. and
b. road could not pass its through passen-
ger trains and through freight trains over
the bridge of the Delaware and Western
road above the Harlan and Hollingsworth
Company's works and recross the Chris
uana near the foot of Fourth street. at
small expense for building bridge there
one that would serve as acounty bridge
as well as for railroad purposes, as the
Trays Ferry Bridge does. This might
perhaps lead to the removal of the pass
enger depot to near the foot of Fourth
street also; but should this be done it
would be quite as convenient, if the
passenger railway was made to pass on
down to it and return by the way of
Fourth street. 1t seems to us that i,
would be decidedly less costly to run the
trains over such line, as it is nearly all
graded, than to pass over the western
secuon of the city and bridge the Brandy.
WINE. BY this route all the streets would
De crossed, and heavy blasting of rock
required, and nothing saved except the
cost OF bridge tender to the draw. It is
quite evident that the Company will be
required to make some change before
long, but we refer to the matter. more az
precautionary note Of warning tn tbe
directors here to see that the greatest
cauuon Is taken and urged upon the en-
ployees to see that no accident occurs to
those crossing Market or other streets. II
so frequently happens that after a long
exemption from casualty results in care.
lessness, and fatal consequence follows
While in the City Council manv vears
ago, the late Hon. Thomas Young, intro.
duced the ordinance by which aman was
required to run before the locomotive
with a red flag while passing through the
city This has proved wise and excel.
lent preventive of accidents. 1t was
commenced soon after the time the road
was completed, and no great casualty has
ever yet occurred. And had the same
precautionary measure been adopted in
Philadelphia several lives might have
been saved, that We're lost by accidents
recently. However there seems to be too
much risk now for even this plan to pre.
vent accident and the Occurrences of ono
IS daily dreaded by all who have frequent
occasion to pass over the bridge at the
foot Of Market street.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-19

NEWELLs UNIVERSAL GRINDER
This machine, it is said, will greatly
reduce the price of all articles that re-
quire 10 be pulverized.
In the construction and in comparison
with the cost of supplying certain ma
chinery to first class establishment re-
Gently, which amounted to, say s11 500
Messrs. Newell s. Sons would furnish
their newly invented machinery at n
cost of $500 or 5000, and guarantee that
at less cost of fuel and manual labor
their machines should turn out twice the
amount OF stuff but of better quality
and altogether more satisfactory. Every
miller knows the trouble connected with
The daily gazette., 1878-04-19

WHAT AILs THE CLERGYMEN ?-An
ex-priest was found guilty of murder In
Pennsylvania few dnys ago, and a reve-
rend gentleman in New jersey has just
been indicted for an alleged attempt to
poison his wife.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-19

THs CRY COUNCIL has very considera-
tely extended the time oftwo ofits officials
1t is all right perhaps but it would seem
hardly necessary for the Republican party
to be so particular about civil service re-
form here SO long as it is so shamefully
neglected by the party at Washington
The daily gazette., 1878-04-19

THE gold outlook continues to brighten
Bostonis ready, but afraid Of Congress
Baltimore waits upon New York; Phila-
delphia sticks at the fraction; Buffalo;
Richmond, Ind, Columbia, s. c., and
several cities in Iowa have resumed.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-19
Ths 9ails Gazetts.
APRIL 10th. IS76.


A BROKEN BACK PARrY.-What is tc
become of the Republican party in Della,
ware. 1t has caved in in the centre and
is now like broken back horse. The
Kent County Republicans met in Con-
vention, at Dover, yesterday, and led by
ex-Judge Fisher, committed hari-kari by
resolving to make no ticket and abstain
from voting SO long as the present ASSESS
ment law remained unrepealed. Well,
gentlemen, we think you are acting very
unwisely; but we remind you and all
good citizens that the Democratic party
has no lodge rooms. 1t is free to receive
all the voters upon an equal footing; and
all that are tired Of voting the Republi-
can ticket are respectfully invited to cast
their votes for the Democratic candidates;
and then if there are any grievances to
be redressed or reforms to be made you
will have right to take a hand in the
good work. We don't hold that the
Democratic party is perfect; but only
that it is the best party there is. Come
and help us make it better, if you like.
The hari-kari resolutions of the Kent Re-
publicans will be found elsewhere.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-19
SHERIFFS SALES.

Q HERIFF'S SALE
y BY virtue O. q writ OF Levari Fa.
cias, to me directed, will be exposed to
Public Sale, at the
HOTEL OF WIN. B. HOLLIS,
At Townsend, In Appoquinimink hun
dred, New Castle county, Delaware. .
ON FRIDAY,
THE BIRD DAY OF MAY, 1873,
At O'Clock, p. m, the following described
Real Estate, viz: All that certain farm
plantation or tract OF land situate In Black
bird hundred. formerly Appoquinlmink K
hundred In the county OF New Castle and
State OF DelawAre, bounded by The Public
Road leading from Taylor's Bridge To
Fleming's Landing by lands OF Daniel
Corbit and the heirs Of James Rogers, de-
ceased. and by Scott M 4. (Negro) burying
ground, containing one hundI ed and sew.
enty acres, more or less, with q large two
story frame dwelling house, Kitchen,
stables, granary, corn crib, smoke house.
&C., and two tenant houses, thereon erect
ed.
Seized and taken In execution as the
property OF Thomas z. Hammill and K lien
b. q. Hammiil, his wife. and Thomas
Tozier, I, t., and tn be sold by
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
Sheriff's ONCE. New Castle. April 18th,
1875 api7 -3tawts
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~ OTlCE The following named gentle
mel. having compiled with the reso-
luton OF the Democratic County Commit
zee, OF March sth, 1878, are hereby endorsed
py authority OF said Committee, as candl-
oates ior sheriff and Coroner, at the COM
Ing nomination election.
FOR SHERIFF.
John Pyle.
Purnell ]. Lynch.
Robert @. Justis.
Henry M, Barlow.
BeDJamin F. Townsend.
Francis Duggan.
Giles LAMBS
William b. Mccoy.
Geo. q. Ward.
Charles 4. Anderson.
Francis T. Sav don.
Zachariah Gemmill.
John White.
FOR CORONER.
Stephen J. Gilbert.
Jesse James.
David Hughes.
Jacob ButE.
James A. Plunkett.
Hugh McGovern.
Martin Keogh.
Andrew c. Alexander.
DIR. Henry c. Snitcher.
Andrew McClain.
Edward ii. Foster.
Andrew ]. Brown,
Samuel 8. Adams.
Hugh Mclaughlin.
John M. Enos,
James G. BARLEY,
Richard Groves.
Hugh Murphy,
BY order OF the Committee.
JOHN O'BYRNE, Chairman.
JOHN H. Publ. Secretary. apstJeS
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OTICE-The undersigned gives notice
~ that he will be at the effiee of Messrs.
Slyen and Carpenter, No. 6lS Market ST.,
2nd story, ON SATURDAY, the 10th day OF
APRIL, nom a. m. TO IL m, for the pur-
pose OF pay ing the bills against the county
passed by the Levy Court. Appropria-
lions Tor the sunday Schools paid at the
same time. VIM HERBERT
apri5-ot County treasurer.
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PUBLIC SALE
Real Estate!

VIII be sold at Public Sale, on THURSDAY
tne sth day OF May next, com mencing al I
oclocR: p. m, on the premises on the
south side OF Market street bridge, the fol-
lowing described real estate, being the pro-
perty OF Margaret Ehart, TO wit:
No. !. A lot OF land situated on the south
sioe OF Market street, being loo feet front.
ana running back to q deptn OF 3s3k feet
with q two-story frame dwelling house and
stable thereon erected. 1
No.2 a lot OF land situated near the
above. being 1856 feet 4inches front on Mar
,nah ne. street. aad running back 800 feet tx
inches, with double two-story brick
dwelling house, brick stable. and frame
carriage house. thereon erected.
no y. triangular lot, with q front on
market street OF Dos feet inches, and Yun-
.,ng LING pack 429 feet * inches, with two two
story frame houses, thereon erected,
Inc plot OF the Rrounus OF the above pro-
perry can be seen at the Auction rooms OF
s;. a.; W. stidham d Son, No. III e, Fourth
day ofsale. on
l.. W. STIDHAM q SON.
P"oou1"aiutnaS Auctioneer.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-19

To buy cheap foot wear. The following
is partial list OF prices:
Mems hand made Congress CATERS. q, on
D. Working SHOES, si.50.
Boys Shoes for 80 cents and upwards.
Misses Shoes for 81 and upwards.
Women's Leather Lace Shoes Al A unu de
Children,s Shoes for 10 cents and upwards
nfants' Shoes for 80 cents and upwards
remember our motto is "Qufck Sales
mall z rofits." Don't 10 rget th n lace
e. Corner 9th and Spruce streets.
marlS-3mS VILLA n HOUCR.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-19

NJ OTICE.-I, Thomas Lawless - -
IN pliance with the req ouIrem me-, en,a ~ com
act OF Assembly In such case mad o' I'M .he
provided, do hereby give notice thai Ie n ahd
apply In writing TO the Court Of S.a,nsI sla
sessions OF the Peace and Jail DeIlvari n
the state OF Delaware. in and for The ce,, VI
" OF New Castle on Monday the sib Nh da goul,
May next. A. 1878, being the tirsi do dsy y oi o
the next May Term OF the said Conr,a s oI
q license TO Keep an Inn or Tavern ie, tn,,nn lof
as the Mt. Pleasant Hotel. In tbe vIiIaosSih, inaoSh
Charlestown, School District Nos - snI eT
10 Christiana, HID, New Castle "a I nain a',u
ware and TO sell intox icating Iio uors a., ,ds
quantities Tn an one quart TO be drnnt 'ess aS
the premises, and the following resnerishIa ~
wit: Pp''0"'iohl0
Dennis Buckley, Peter Collins
ms John Dougherty.
JONI Cusick, James Blessington
marx Patrick Daley
mi[rnos. Lawiess, Cornelius Lyons,
hush INN, Charles Dever
MS James Toner,
Charles O'Donnell, his
marx John Reed
VIII; II. Desmir, mark
ms Wit: j. Kelly
John Shlelds, Paul Began.
,r -, marx M John j. Hsnley.
apis-3t. THo5. LAwLEss.
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HERIFF'S SALE.
~ BY virtue of writ OF Levarias to me
directed. Will be exposed TO public sale, at
the
HOTEL OF JOHN ELLIOTT,
In the Village OF Christiana, in White
Clay Creek hundred, New Castle county,
delaware, on
MONDAY,
THE ODD DAY OF APRIL, A. D., 1873
Al O'Clock, P. m, the following described
real estate. viz:
All that certain tract, piece or parcel Of
land situate, lying and being on the south
SIDE OF White Clay Creek, IN White C lay
Creek hundred Aforesaid, bounded by lands
OF Mary Candy and Abraham Rothwell and
by White Clay Creek, containing about
seventy acres OF Land, more or less, with a
two-sto y frame and stone house and frame
barn thereon erected.
Seized ana taken In execution as the
property of Ann Medill. who has survived
her husband David Nedili, deceased, and
Lewis Morrison, CO mortgagor, aud I. t.'s,
and 10 be sold by
IsA AAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
Sheriff IS Office. New Castle, April 3rd,
"A. ", 1915. ap6-3tawts
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w WANIED.-Uoples of Delaware fwoa,-
EaS W W. MSaIette OF the following daies. !.
W." w oaia ior the same at this once.
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NJ NoTiCE.-I, Henry Brasley, do hereby
IN give notice that / shall apply In writ
Ing TO the Judges of the Court of General
Sessions Of the Peace and Jail Delivery OF
the State of Delaware, in and for the coun-
W of New Castle, on Monday, the nth day
OF May next, A. D., 1878. being the first day
OF the next May Term OF the said Court,
i0r license 10 keep an Inn or Tavern az
no. loo Shipley street, In the First Ward o.
the city of Wilmington, TO sell intoxl-
eating liquors in less quantities than
one quart, to be drunk on the premises
aud the following respectable citizens re-
commend the said application. to wit;
W Palmer. William Kyne,
Francis Kelly, Patrick Hughes,
J. Traphagan, Joseph Hopes,
Henry Ward, George II Marple,
Joseph Hum, Francis + Kelly,
Henry Graham, VIM II Babcock,
Geo M Bacon, A Aschenbach,
W f Murphy, Geogre Steinicken,
Joseph LOwber, julius Gunther
Anton Henze, John Madden,
Daniel McCusker. Daniel Melarkey.
John Green, James A Kelly,
jacob Kienlei James A wilson,
James Monaghan, John T. Dickey
aplS-St. HENRY BRADLEY.