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Judgments.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish Of Vermillon.
y Parish Court.
No. S2l.
Zarllda Harrington
John A. Brookshier.

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In this case, the samc having
been regularly fixed for trial and
on the day so fixed regularly tried
and 1t appearing that the law and
the evidence were in favor Of
plaintiff and against defendant.
1t is ordered, adjudged ard de-
creed, that the community Of
acquets and gains heretofore' ex-
lstlng between John A. Brook
shler and Zarilda Harrington be
and the same is hereby dissolved
1t IS further ordered, adiudged
and decreed that all horses, mares
colts and horned cattle bearing
the brand 81, together with said
brand and its pretentions arc the
separate property of said Zarilda
harrington, and she is hereby
authorized TO resume the admin
lstratlon and control thereof. as
we'll as such, other property as she
may acquire, free from the control
or interference of John A. Brook
shler her husband. t is further
ordered that the right of said
Harrington to institute her suit
against said Brookshicr for
other property and monies be and
the same is hereby reserved.
1t is further ordered chat de.
1endant pay cost of suit.
Illus done, read and signed in
open court at court house, Town
A Abhevllle, La on this l4th day
of October 1878.
ts'gned) l.. G. LYONS,
~, Parish Judge.
Flied Oct. 18th 1878.
(slgned LAsTIE BRoUssARD.
Clerk.
A true copy.
LAsTIH BRoUssARD Clerk.
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THE STEPPING STONE TO HEALT II

/ HE STEPPING STONE TO HEALT II
The acquisition of vital energy is the
stepping stone to health. When the sys-
TEN lacks vitality, the various organs flag
in their duty, becomes ehronically irregu-
lar. and disease is eventually instituted
To prevent this unhappy slate OF things,
the debilitated system should be bull up
by the use OF that inimitable tonic, Hos
letters Stomach Bitters which iuvigorates
the digestive organs. and insures The thor
ough conversion of food into blood of "a
nour'shing quality, from whence every
muscle. nerv. and fiber acquire unwoned
supplies Of vigor, and the whole system
EXP Eeriences the beneficial effect. Appe-
tite returns, the system is refreshed by
h-aIthiul slumber, The nerves grow -trons
and calm, the dependency brgo'ten OF
chronic Indigestion and an uncertain state
OF health disappears, and that sal.ow ap-
pearance of The skin peculiar TO babituai
Invallds, and persons deficient in vital
energy, is replaced by more becoming
tiDge.
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By virtue of quarantine ordin-
nee Of this town.
Notice is hereby given that by
these presents a quarantine is
established at this place, against
the parish OF Iberia and the town
of Washington in tie parish of st.
Landry, which are reported infect
ed with yellow fever. Persons
as we'll as goods coming from
said places, or either of them, are
subject to the regulations and
ordinance of the town aud Of the
Sanitary Committee, already pub
lished.
It having been reported to the
sanitary cornaittee that John
Nugier, merchant at Perry's
Bridge, just returned from Nor
gan City, or vicinity, being infect
ed with yellow fever with boat
load OF goods and the said com
mittee having requested the Mayor
to quarantine against Nngier's
place and against any and all
persons coming therefrom.
Therefore no persons nor
goods coming from said John
Nugier will be allowed to enter
this town and are subject to the
aforesaid regulations and ordin-
ances.
y LAsTIE BRoUssARD.
Pc Mayor Pro. TEN.
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On motion Of DR.. W. G. kibbe,
Resolved that it b. recommended that
no mail matter. coming from any infected
points, BE- received at this place
Resolved further, that the Mayor be
and he is hereby requested to notify the
posfmasttrs Of all infected places not to
forward any mail matters to this place
until further notice.
On motion Of DR.. W. D. White,
Resolved that persons coming to this
town from uninected districts shall be re-
quired to present to the quarantine guards
a certificate from the proper authority of
the place such person may hail from, 10
.he effect til 4t such person bas nat been
exposed to any infectious diseases and
further, that the date of snch certificate
muet show that such person has had am
pie time to Eeach this place, from the
place he obtaines the certificate, without
delay ; provided that persons coming tIom
any points, now, or which may hereafter
BE- intrc ed with any contagious diseases,
or hay ng travelled Oh the Morgan Texas
aud New Orleans Railroad, or any of the
lower Mississippi! or Teche boats, since
tie date of the certificate aforesaid shall
be permitted to enter the town.
X X X X X
The following goods and DO others, are
allowed to be introduced in town, viz
Medicines. ice, lemons. sugar. -four,
meats, salt coal oil liquors in bulk, lard.
plugged toba co and tobacco in buckets,
lime, soap matches, gun powder bic-soda,
sal-soda, hardware, Woodtnware and
canned goods.
:: K
Resolved. that all goods allowed to be
introduced in the town, when brought at
the quarantine station. must be dislntect-
ed with carboiic acid at costs of the own
er who must procure the same, and the
bo1-s barrels, buckets or any other yes.
Sci In which goo1s may be carried (such
as may tqulre tbs same TO be- done) shall
be opened At the quarantine station by :.
person who bias bad The yellow lever. to
he appointed by The mayor and the goods
disiniected as ature said, md the wrapping.
packing. etc., dest1 eyed by the person so
appointed as aforesaid. whose duty it shall
be to give a cert ticate describing the
goods. and stating hat all the formaliies
required had been complied with.
No goods are allowed to be Introduced
when packed with straw. saw dnst or such
materials or wrapped with paper, hlt III
such Cases such goods. if embr ICED in the
above list. must Undergo the disiafectant
process ntor. SAID
x
The above extracts are published for
{ he information Of the public.
LAsTIEBkoUssARD.
Seer, tary SAM ary Committee.
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POLICE JURY.
State of Louisiana,
,,;~L or No;I.

IVA w w
Parish of Vermilion.
The Police Jury of the State
and parish aforesaid convened in
regular session at the court house
on this 7th day Of October A. D.
1878.
Were present Nathan Perry,
President, and Messrs. Bronssard,
Hof'pauir and Leleu, absent
Solomon Wise.
The minutes Of last meeting
were read and adopted.
Art lst Resolved that warrants
no 49 and 81 issued through error
in favor of \. G. Maxwell. on the
criminal prosecution funds of
1878, be cancelled and annulled; !;
that the parish Treasurer make a
demand Of said Maxwell to-. re-
fund the moneys thus paid to
him.
Johp Nugier, merchant Of Per-
rvs Bridge presented petition
and documents praying for some
notifications to the quarantine
ordinance read and referred to
the Board of Health with pleuary
powers to act in the matter.
Art ID Resolved, that the Presi-
dent Of the Police Jury is. hereby
authorized to cancel the jn-
dicial mortgages in. favor of the
parish against each of the sureties
Of John A. Brookshier, resulting
from the recordation Of the iudg-
ment rendered against them in
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Balance .$l4l "A
AbbeviIle, Oct. %, 1878.
We have this day examined the
tax rolls and receipts of G. E.
Lyons, formerly collector. and
have found a balance of one hun
dred and fort, -one dollars and
twenty four cents to be accounted
sor by said G. E. Lyons.
(signed) R. G. SMEDEs.
Signed SOLOMON WISE.
This account is correct.
(Signed) GEO. E. LYONS.
The committee also presented
the general tax rolls for the year
1878, and the uncollected license
of Victor Guidry, keeping a
billiard table and that of VIM.
Monton as attoLy at law.
On motion Of S. Wise, resolved
that the collector be and be j,
hereby instructed to make per
sonal demand on all parties who
have not as yet paid their taxes
and licenses. and that upon fail,
nre of such parties to pay the
same, that he made a delinquent
list. and cause the same to be
published during ten days in the
Official Journal E; after which
publication and delay the Cor
poration attorny is instructed to
bring suit against such delln-
quents or the amount due.
Resolved further !; that the
Corporation attorny is instruct
ed to call upon F. B. Patten,
Justice of the peace 3rd ward, for
settlement of all licenses, and
tax accounts turned over to him
for collection.
On motion Council adjourned
to the next regular meeting.
LAsTIE BRoUssARD Mayor
Pro. TEN.
Attest W. B. WHITE
Sec. Pro TEN.
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official Directory.

District Judge.
ERAsTE MoUToN.
District Attorney.
J. A. CHARGoIs.
Clerk Of District Court,
LAsTIE BRoUssAnD.
ADR1EN NUNEz.
Parish Judge.
LYMAN G. LYONS.
Parish Attorney.
w. A. WHITE.
G.. 3. SHAW.
Recorder.
LEO PERRET.
Tax.Collector.
J. S. NUSEz.
Police Jury.
N. PERRY, President,
Z WISE. D. o. BRoUssARD
n HoFppAUIR. F. D. LELEU
Town Council.
LBoNcE PERRET, Mayor.
L,srIE BRoUssARD, J. ABADIE,
S. WISE, >. BoiANCE
GEO. E. LYONS. Constable.
Justices of the Peace, 3D.. Ward
T. B. PATTEN,
pepty. q. S. Surveyors
f. FERAY.
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WIN. MoUTON.
F.. [. ADDISON.
ARCHIE YOUNG.
A. LACOUR.
II. Leguennec,

WHEELwRlGHT O. BLACKSMITH.
! respectfully announce to the
public that | keep on hand all the
different materials appertaining
10 sewing machines, Of all kinds,
and more especially to the Singer;
= ana also the genuine machine Oil
+! also have bpggies and hacks
Tor sale, and make and repair the
same at prices to suit the times.
Sept.7'78.
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TOWN COUNCIL.
ABBEy1LLE, La, Oct, "a, 1871

ABBEyILLE, La Oct, "a. 1878.
Town Council met this day in
special session.
Present L. Broussard, Mayor
pro tenn, 5. Wise, J. Boyanee. j.
Abadie. Absent, l.. Perret, May
or.
On motion Of S. Wise, W. B
White was appointed secretary
pro TEN.
The reading of the minutes of
the previous meeting was dispens
ed with.
The committee on settlement
with Geo. E. Lyons made their
report, which, having beon read,
was adopted end ordered spread
upon the minutes and published:
and the said Lyons was given nn-
til the lst Of Nov. next to settle
the amount due by him with the
corporation attorney.
To the Hon. Mayor and Board
of Aldermen.
Statement as per lost re-
port July 9th uncollected
on rolls of 1878 $3.50 ST
This day uncollected on
same rolls 145 90
1884 65
Allowed as commission for
collection at y per ct... II 60
s2l7 o5
On rolls Of special tax lev
led for quarantine purpo-
Balance uncollected ll2 IS
sl3O 10
Commission allowed him
on $3.50 10 at i per CT. 9 IS
$l20 "a
Balance due BY him on Spe-
cial tax rolls Of 1878 and
to be accounted for
Due by him on. General tax
on corporation -. .$217 O5
Due by him on fines $40,
one half .....:...-.-.. 5 90
Total collected BY. him on
tax, fines, etc. c.....,....342 80
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Avis, Avis, Wis.

LIE soussigne desire vendre sa
pfoprlete. sltu6 sur lie Bayou Yer
m''lon o, dams la corporation dab,
ossllle, alnsi que les am6liorations
qul consistent en- une maison de
..es'aence, cuisine, un shop pour
.o'se' etc. Pour termcs ct coudi-
u0ns sadresser au sonssigne.
LOUIS LUENT, Bike.
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Avis

lsl par le present donne que
W. axes d'Etat ct de Parolsse
pour Iannee 1877. sont mainte.
. aau' Cues ct 81 les dites taxes ne
'ou' , pas payees dams les delais
! aa.sseslts - par la loi, je serai force
1sa lalre la col ection avcc frais.
IS. NUNEZ, Collector.
IL mai 1878.
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Dir. w. w. Tnn PELT,
| ledecin 1lectique.

Medtclb TItctlqne
Offre ses services aux habiiauts &c ia
paroisse Vermillou. ii traite CONNIE spe-
cialite touGes les maladies des femmes.
te]les que. Ia leuchorree, flenrs- blanc hes,
etc. Son burean est a Ab5evjllp.
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the matters of the suit of the
Police Jury VS. J. A. Brookshier
ct ais, No 1926 of the District
Court. as soon as each of said
sureties shall pay the amount of
the judgment against them res
pectiveIy, and to give them full
subrogation to the rights Of the
parish against their principal 70:
the amounts so to be paid.
Art Sd Resolved that the sum
Of one hundred dollars be and the
same is hereby allowed W. A.
White as fees for prosecuting to
Judgment the suit of the parish
VS. J. A. Brookshier ct ais, payable
out of the funds to be realized out
of said judgement.
Ambrose Mouton, was app oint-
ed commissioner of election for
the Sth election precinct 9th ward
vice Gustave Laurents resigned.
Lessin J. Meaux commissioner
of unbranded stock for the 6th
ward made The following report
Sold s head Of cattle for S47,OO
Credit.
Paid for gathering and selling
$500
Balance $4,000
Which he paid into the Treas
ury to the credit of the bridge
fund.-.
Severien Primeanx commissions
er of unbranded stock for the lst
District reported
Sold 4 head $22 so
Paid for gathering, &c, 500
Balance $14,5(
Which he paid into the Treas
ry to the credit of the "bridge
fund "-
The following claims were al.
lowed and ordered to be paid oul.
of their respective funds in the
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DOBBlNs' ELECTRIC SOAP.

DOBBINs' ELECTRIC SOAP.
Having obtained the agency Of
this celebrated soap for Ahbcville
and vicinity, | append the opin-
ion Of some Of our best people as
to its merits. We have been
using for the last 3 months the
Dobbins' Electric soap. made Ivy
|. L. Cragin Il Co Philadelphia.
Pa, and find that it washes and
cleans the clothes more rapidly
and more thoroughly and Is in
the end cheaper than any other
soap we have ever used in our
family. We4ean heartily recon-
mend it and single trial will
convince all Of the correctness Of
our assertions.
WIN. MoUToN.
F.. |. ADDISON.
ARCHIE You've.
A. LACOUR.
| desire all my friends and Gus
toners to give this splendid soap
one trial so they may know just
how good the best soap in the
U. ). is. Give it trial and |
AIN sure you will use no other.
A. D. MARTIN,
Abbeville, La. Sole Agent.
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EXTARCTS.

Abbeville, August 3lst 1878.
The Sanitary Committee of said town
met this day.
I \ :. y X
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REHABILITATION

RECAPlTULATION.
Amount collected due on
the general rolls. .$217 05
Amount collected due On
special quarantine roll. 100 81
Amount collected due on
fines. 5 90
Total s342 80
CIR.
By receipts, commissions &
salary ...... -. $2l9 10
Balance in hand of G.. f.
Lyons 1922 Il
The amount collected Oh H.
censes, twenty dollars, less
u per ct. commission .. Is so
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Or
UT.
, receipts from F. B. Pat

-E
By receipts from F. B. Pat
ten. 500
By salary as constable 3
months and "a days, June
26 to Oct. 20, 1878 -. 81 80
By salary as bridge keeper
ending Oct. 6. e. -. Is IS
By salary as Jail-keeper.. 800
Total. 1919 IS
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u su ns make money faster at work for
no. ,eon 'han at anything else. Capital
dols.rs llred' n We will start J on. Twelve
dustrionpse pe' gay at home made by the iu-
wsn,sS 10 Men woman. bows and eirl
is tbs everywhere 10 work for us Saw
Adase.a. a@e Costly outfit and terms tree
ss fRaE and Co, Augusta, Maine Ia see' !.
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Total collected BY him on
tax, fines, etc. ZAP 80
The daily gazette., 1878-06-21
SHERIFPS SALES.
CHERIFF,H SALE.

CHERIFF'S SALE.
y BY Virtue of Writ OF Levari Facias.
10 me directed, will be exposef to Public
Sale, at the GILPlS HOUSE, sept by
George Whitfield, in the city of New Gas :
tie, In the Hundred and County OF New
Castle, and State of Delaware, on
MONDAY,
THE sth DAY OF JULY, A. D., 1873
At o'clock, a. m, the following de-
scribed Real Estate, VIZ:
All that Plantation and tract OF land
situated In New Castle hundred, County
of New Castle and state of Delaware, ON
what was formerly the New Castle aid
Frenchtown Turnpike road, bounded by
the said , turnpike road by lands OF Geo.
X. Rodney, VIM. II. Reynolds, heirs OF
stephen Biddle deceased, and others, and
lying on both sides of the Delaware Rail
Road, containing about one hund red and
twenty- five acres. ~ butted and bounded
and marked en- the plot recorded al New
Castle, called "Cum berland Farm" Also
all that certain lot OF Woodland adjoining Y
the above, and further bounded by lands
of VIM. III Reynolds, hsiis of VIM: L.
Silver, deceased, and others, containing
five acres OF land, more or less, with n
two-story frame House, and frame Barn
and Granary thereon erected.
Seized and taken In execution as tht
property OF William silver, and Eliza
Jane. his wife, and George b. King, and
Elizabeth b.. his vile, !. t.; and TO be solo
by
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
Sherlff's Once, New Castle, June 18th
A. d., 1878 iea0-etawts
The daily gazette., 1878-06-21

rent; real estate was worth about 3S per
cent. of its cost, and worse state of
things is 70 follow. This was not the case
under the old Democratic and Wing par
ties when Philadelphia had substantial
Democratic press, and the people were
divided into honorable political parties
that matured platforms and stood by
them. No-party papers like no-party
men are dangerous--they are to commu-
nifty n smouldering fire at midnight. You
know not where to look for them. When
the government goes into the hands of n
well defined party you know what it will
do, and can act accordingly but "Do-
party" clique is a chaos. Save us from
secret society parties and no-party
cliques; they are as dreadful as a pesti-
lence. And the no-party paper, which is
continually abusing political parties, is
the vulture'that only awaits to seize upon
the prey which falls from disruptions of
party, and in the chaos that follows, sides
with each or the stronger one as its sor-
did conscience permits. We would far
rather see an honorable opponent sue
ceed at an election than follow an inde-
political pendent to chaos.
The daily gazette., 1878-06-21

A UDITOR'S SALE.
"A BY viriue Of a warrant of the Mayor
OF the City of Wilmington, to me directed,
viii be exposed at Public Sale, at eleven
O'Clock, A. M,
WEDNESDAY, JUNE Goth, 1873,
At the City Auditors office, No. 81 East
Sixth street, ''second story" in the City
of wilmington, New Castle county, State
OF Delaware, all tnat lot, piece or parcel
OF land wit p three-st9ry BRICK HOUSE
thereon, situate on the west side of FIRE.. CHI
street, beginning at a corner OF John +,
ALMONDS land, eighty-six feet six inches
nom The southerly side of Twelfth street,
extending thence f1fty-two feet nine inches
on French street and running west ninety
Ieet 10 public alley, containing forty
seven hundred and forty -seven and one
half square feet, ID ore or less
eelzed and taken in execution as the
property or Sarah Cummins. and IN he
solu by u. B. UNDERWOOD,
N. B-The above named nronertv is 10
be sold to satisfy "a lien thereon for 10 ,1inu
jeli-lOt
The daily gazette., 1878-06-21

A No-PARTY PRESS has humbugged
the people of Philadelphia until they
are now in an alarming condition. The
fearless and faithful Democrats press of
hat great city was permitted to be crush
ed out by the "no-party" Swiss guard
editors, and distressing condition Of
;hings has followed. The city's money
has been wasted by rings, rogues and
rutfians, to such an extent that men fear
70 invest their means. a few DAYS ago
we asked a Philadelphia gentleman why
he did not invest in real estate in his own
city. His reply was that the taxes would
eat up the income-that Bill Mann and
Cassiday controlled the political rln IS and
play into each others hands to such an
extent that the Republican party aud the
League were powerless. With these
leaders at the public crib no change
could be made for the better. When the
Democrats succeed Mann's crowd of ras-
GALS went with Cassiday, and when the
Republicans carried Cassiday's crowd
united with Mann; and thus an extrava-
.ant government had been continued
from year to year until there was now
10000 houses in Philadelphia that pay no
The daily gazette., 1878-06-21
DUBLIC S ALE

PUBLIC S ALE ORA
THREE-STORY DWELLING,
S. w. Cor. Market and Thirteenth SITS,
ON SATURDAY,, JUNE 23,
At p. NJ, On the Premises, without post
ponement, withdrawal, or underbidding.
This property, No. l927 Market street,
lot 1s feet inches 60 feet I inches, is
pleasantly and conveniently situated on
the well known "Drandywine Walk" with
open square In from pleasing view of the
Delaware River, and good surroundings.
The building is three. story brick, both
'front.' and back, 10 rooms, with heater,
range ana bAih, and is we'll constructed
with the usual modern conveniences, This
Is really a very desirable home property !;
the sale is positive, and for MANY en-
couraging reasons, II is now almost uni
versally admitted that the time TO buy Real
Estate IN Wilmington is noU
IERMs.-Morlgage may remain secured
by Pelicy OF Insurance for S2JNO. and the
balance IN three equal parts of cash and
notes with approved endorsers at and 6
months, with interest from the day OF
sale. Possession at once
j. I. HEALD,
Real Estate and NJ ortgage Exchange,
Clay yton House Building,
Jelo'lo,Zl,N Agent TO effect the sale
The daily gazette., 1878-06-21

NO MEN were ever SO badly cheated,
actually sold, by men of small minds and
rascals at that as the single gold standard
obstruclonists in the Senate. 1t lis really
aughable TO witness the assumption of
some of these men. Old John Sherman
led them IA will-o'- '-the-wisp's chase, aud
the lying, cheating, rascally Wall street
swlndlers tickled them with A-lulation
While old DR.. Linderman deceived and
sold them-sold the Senate of the L United
states (or those who thought they were
I'll OF iD on point involving intelli-
5ence. ll,when such men as Conkling,
a man that is using, or has used nearly
the whole of that body to effect his re-
election, can do such IA thing, it is no
wonder the Senate should be thus shame
iessly fooled
But the people of Delaware were not
fooled. They know where their ginger.
bread lies. They have been grossly mis-.
represented ; and are not likely to ALLOW
another man to occupy a position in the
House to deprive them of their right
10 be heard in their own CAUSE. If sucl
athing were attempted to ward Delaware
US has been by Conkling toward New
York, the people would revolutionize the
whole party, if thereby the State poll
tics as well as the National politics wer,
changed, from the Shellpot to the Nanti
coke. Conkling, in undertaking to con
trol the appointments of New York hal
wasted third of the time of this session
The daily gazette., 1878-06-21
PropOs sals for Fuel.
WILMIEGToN, DEL, May 2S, Is

W ILNINGTVN, Dill, May 70, IoIs.
Proposals will be received by the Char
man OF the Cdmmittee on Fuel, until
MONDAY, the Path day OF UNE, at 3
O'CLOCK, =. M, for furnishing the Public
schools OF this city, with about four hun
<red and ffty (4tO) tons, more or less, Of
3AAuylkill Coal, Stove and Broken, OF
good quality, about equal quantities.,
Also, about twenty cords OF Kindling
Wood oak and pine, save, split and
mixed In equal quantities, all TO be deliv-
ereu during the month OF August, and
neatly stored in the cellars of the scho oil
buildings, subject n the order Of the Com
mittee on Fuel. ALLEN RUTH,
jel0-eod-6J Chairman.
The daily gazette., 1878-06-21
Examination Of Teachers,

There will be Nm exam ination OF all per-
sons who desire TO teach In the Public
Schools in Delaware, at the following
places
Mi1dletown, June gath Kirkwood, June
18Th; Mermaid, July /; Henry Clay.
July2.
Teachers Uho 10 not netV hold n certificate
will meet at the following places:
Newark, june 26 Newport, June u.
Teachers vhonoV hold a certificate will
meet at the following places:
Newark, June n Newport, June 70.
Examinations Will begin promptly al
Q O'Clock. j. II. GROVES,
Sup't OF Schools.
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