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DkGGs. MEDlCisrS. a.
DROTECT -FOUR HOUSEHOLDS.
1.-THE GIRONDlN.-
THE MOST EFFECTIVE OF ALL THE DIsINrEcr-
ANTS AND pEoDoRIzERs

j. VI. FANDEGRrFF. President OF the Howard
Association, New Orleans, November 10TH writes
The GIRoNDIS has been fully tested by the MEM
ber- OF this Association during the last epidemic
and 1t Is their general opinion that 1t ~ the best pre-
paraiion of the kind that ever has been offered to
the public!
~ therefore Consider 1t my duty to recommend
Its use not alone during epde hut as an article
that should be kept liz every wei-reguated house
hod.n
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Flour.
Fine, $3.50: superfne, $4.25@s4.50: extra,
$5.50@S5.75: common family, $5.75MS6; fancy
BRANDS. S6Gh7.50.
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BALTIMORE
COMMERCIAL.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, July 90, 1879.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, 65S bushels. Red. IL. $40 bush
els.
CORN White. 102 bushels.
OATS.-7S bushels.
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ROCKS. STATIONERY. &c.

~--I----------~-
d" THE BOOKS OF THE hook-rhh
BOOKS OF ALL TlME."-RCsK1S.
We have the largest assortment In the sohtnern
States Of BOOKS In all the departments or l'tera-
tire. modern and ancient, cheap and library cdl-
lions. Many OF them offered 1t half-price.
RANDOLPH L ENGLISH,
~ 24-d&w booksellers anu n'h"ei''
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NEW ORLEANS, November 10. 1878.
"Having freely used the GlRoNDIS DIsINFECr-
ANT In my private practice and for the Howard AS
ISOLATION during the past epidemic In this city, can
testify to Its claims disinfecan and deodorizer
In my opinion 1t Is without an equal"
MONTGOMERY BROWN, NJ. d.
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4Hc. a h.
RoDr. MANILA. best, I4@15c.: tute, s08c.
| Rnps: Mixed cotto.7, lac.: white. z,Ic.; TooIer
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For sale In quart bottles or by the dozen ut
MEADE & BAKERS Drugstore,
jyl5 9l9 Main street. Richmond. Va.
, 1879-01-26

In the O1o-aartno. tI!c Wizard Of tile North; Ger
tie Forance. Marsh Adams, Leon Whsttony httr n
yne Minnie and Fannie Kent. Burton Stanley Nille
Bla.deil NAOMI, Minnie and Maggie Claire, McV1cker
and Saunders, Oscar Willis, &C., &C.
nr1
, 1879-01-26

to "whack up'' They all say il it had not been
The applicants .embrace carriers, conductors,
baegarcinen, engineers, 6rcmen, hotet clerks.
statio1l-agcnts. telegraph operators. etc. One n
eutcrprsing carter tclegraDhed, HIM IRON st.
John-tlis man had received about SIX times
his regular fare--gayiug he hoped Mr. Fahey
would make him q ahsndsone return for hurrying
: up III driving him to the depot. The cab fare is
Is cents: and the Jehu received s3: yet ne wants
Il t. handsome return'' for his valuable AID IN
assisting in Aull's arrest. Another man showed
demands $40. Another told him what time the
express started for Ncwcas astle-claim, S1oo A
news boy sold him a copy Of the St John rec
graph, receiving . cents for it; his cla1n is put
down AZ the modest sum OF $40. These are on'y
a few OF the claims.
, 1879-01-26
HOW IT WAS KILLED.
The Fatal Crurnb in tho Gizzard of an ost-
rich.

The Fatal Crurnb in tho Gizzard Of an Ost-
rich.
Ntto FORK Sun.
Capt. Caleb Cronkn,an, all old and hlghly-re'
spccted resident Of the fwenty-second Ward
owned, until lately, a gigantic ostrich, that was
as familiarly known in the region as himself
The great bird disappeared three weeks ago.
the yesterday San reporter asked the Captain
where it was. The Captain said that he received
on Friday tie following dispatch from his train
crs in Hobokcn: ''Thc ostrich is dead"
"Onc morning in June," the Captain contin-
ucd, ~ was aroused By peculiar cacking sound
at my door, and discovered in the hall gigantic
ostrich which had just bitten off my door knob
and was at that moment dcyouriug it. With
the aid OF some OF the gentlemen in the house
secured the bird and turned it into the back
yard. The next morning an advertisement
appeared offering reward for the ostrich,
which had escaped from ulenagcrie. l was so
charmed with the birds unique endeavor to
satisfy Its appetite that bought it, and got it
cheap by turning over the reward in part pay
ment.
II occupied the rear room on the second floor,
with window Opening on the roof Of the ex-
tension. put fence around the roof. and
thus made i nice pen for tie ostrich, and for
some days 1 gave q glazier constant employ
nlent III restoring tic window glass that the
ostrich had eaten out. Finally l settled this
bother by plankfng up tho window, and the only
trouble the ostrich gave me was when nc took ad-
vantage OF the carelcssness Of some gentlemen
who had lett the bathroom window opeu. On
such occasions the ostrich would slip down iuto
the room aud cut few plates sand tunlblcrs; but,
as rule, he got enough from the fragments OF
broken crockcry and glassware Whcb. tl,9 house
afforded, with now and then junk-boIt1e salad,
or Il dish Of crooked nails Us delicacy.
- But one day. ah0tft tHrrH weeks HrD. he
crept down into the dining-rootn, and remained
there undisturbed for longer time than usual,
one table OF crockery, glassware, knives and
forks, spoons, casters and all, and finished up
by swallowing the tablecloth. Notwithstanding
the great quantity and the nourishing quality
Of the food taken, he seemed to pine away from
that meal forward, and about twu weeks ago
had him taken over to my uoboken farm, think
lug that q change of air and scene might be
beneficial. Still he grew worse, md finally,
about week ago, bought out hardware
store on Union Hill and turned the bird into it,
hoping that the sight OF the hardware on the
shelves, with the privilege of eating whatever
pleased his fancy, might brace MIN Ep. But,
in spite Of all these efforts, lie faded and died,
IS set forth in the brief telegram which I read
to you.
1--WE run hin through stone crushcr, and
found in him about two barrels OF iron, stone,
and glass. and last Of nll, that tablecloth, which
machinery which could crush jug like an egg
shell was overcome by that paltry tablccloth,
which got SO twisted and wedged among the
cogs anu bearings that the apparatus could work
no longer, and doubtless life was burden to
the ostrich until he died''
, 1879-01-26
l. WHEAT-DEAJ SUIT.

A suit for the recovery OF money, which
promises to attract great deal Of attention in
the business community, has been commenced
in the Circuit Court by ". P. McLaren & Co.,
commission merchants, against JEFF G. Mchen-
ney. the present District Attorney OF the
county. The complaint AYERS that the defend
ant was unfortunate in whcat-deals made dur
ing July, 1878, and is indebted to them for un-
settled balances in the sum OF s, 322225 So. The
account Of the firm with the defendant accom-
panies the complaint, showing that McKen-
ney was at one time fully $1,000 ahead on his
transactions, but subsequently, lost all this aud
enough more to leave him indebted in the sum
named. The answer filed by Alr. McKcnney re-
cites that instead Of being indebted to McLarcu
q Co. to the extent of $1,000, lie owes the firm
o;ly 5000; the difference being due to an error
OF s4OO. To Offset this SUM OF 500, he asserts
that the firm owe him $4,000 on Chicago
whcat-dcal during April and May, 1517-
Then, Us the market was liable to
realize for him anywhere from S10,-
600 to sec, 600, the grain men Il kcked'' on the
ground that lie had made altogether too good
bargain. Mr.. A1chenney's account with Nc
Larep 81 Co. is appended, to slow that III about
a two weeks deal he won and received nearly
$1,000. The trial Of this suit will bring to light
the many ups and downs Of wheat speculation.
It will show how men who are enriched one day
may lind themselves Impoverished the next
Also, that the whole business is not q whit bet
ter than to sit down at !. faro-table and bet
money on cards. The interest is likely to be-
come general before i result can be reached.
, 1879-01-26

MICHIGAN CENTRAL. RAILROAD,
Depot. foot Of LATEST. and foot OF TwcuIy-Aecoudk
Ticket Once. 81 Cnrsst.. southeast corner Of Ran.
dolph. Grand Pacific Hotel and at Palmer House.
, 1879-01-26
rTOaDq.l;Y.@ 1'EnH;A1'7eE.

ENGAGEMENT EXTRAoI.D1SARf.-
For one week Only. Monday, Jaa 27, every evening
and Wednesday aid Saturday mat!nces. The Boston
be produced for the hr;t time berg the nsw @ EnEsn
Sullivan the lending attraction OF London. New York.
AntR
, 1879-01-26

During the coming week, perhaps On Thurs
day. the kinnickinnicil Gun Club will have
another pigeon and glass- ball shoot ut the South
Side Driying-Parl.
Baseball mutlcrs are not talked about here
away now. Manager Rogers managed to run
the sport into the ground so handsomely last
season that resurrection seems well-nigh impos-
sbc.
, 1879-01-26

The members OF the Rifle Club practiccd over
their 2oo-yard range yesterday afternoon, and
1,,ade the following scores out Of q possible
sercntx-fyr in fifteen shots each:
, 1879-01-26

This week the boards at the Opcra-House
hare been occupied BY the kiralfy Brothers.
.sBlack- Crook " troupe. The season has been Il
profitable one to the Company, which must be
regarded as very iattcring, in view OF the lack
OF patronage experienced By fiEst~class theatri-
cal companies for two weeks previous. Next
week, theatre-soers will be permitted to enjoy
the rest they entered upon several weeks since,
without interruption Of any kind.
This evening the Thcspians, an amateur
dramatic combination, are to perform 81 Tile
Idiot Witness'' and s' The Irish Tiger ~ at Pud-
dler:s Ball, Bar View.
Tomorrow Mrs. Mary a. Liver1note will lect-
ure in the Sunday-Lecture Society Course ut
the Academy OF Music on The Problems Of
the New Vests
The veteran Milwaukee Musical Society will
give their o60th concert on Thursday evening
next at the Academy OF Music with an attract
i've programme
i number OF charitable and church benefit
entertainments are arranged for next week.
These will ill the void occasioued By the non
appearance OF any regularly organized combina-
ton at the Upera-HOusc-
, 1879-01-26
E7EM CHANGES.

The undersigned succeeds the late firm OF Brooks 4
Ecemes, and Will continue the manufacture of Con.
fccttonery in all It's details the old stand Nos -
80, J.. and 3t Allchgan-ay.
mo e. NEENCS
, 1879-01-26

Montreal Gazette
Detective Fahey has more friends now than
fined alone to the city either, but are scattered
al along the line between Montreal and Moncton,
Since his arrival home on Saturday be has receiy-
ed scores Of teleeram3 from ptrsons asr;nr him
, 1879-01-26

On Monday evening Mrs. Carlton Holland
gave an elegant coffee to sixty lady friends, at
her residence, No. 535 Cass street.
Mrs. II. H. Camp gave young peoples party
at her residence, No. 219 Tenth street, on Tues
day evening.
The Young Ladies' Society Of Calvary Presby-
tcrian Church gave sociable in the church par
lors on Tuesday evening, which was attended
by 200 ladies and gentlemen.
On Tuesday evening, also, Mrs. P. IT. Mills
gave very pleasant entertainment at her resi-
denee, No. 81 Fourth street. The guests num-
bered fifty.
Seventy-fye ladies enjoyed an elegant coffee
, 1879-01-26
Tha Brilliant "Cuss" the Idol of
the Men and Women
Alike.
fhey Till Admire Him LI1ing, and, Dead, Plant
Tim Under Big nonu.
meDt.
Returning prosperit5-Temperance Re-
rival Work-C0ncert Sa-
looms.
4 Wheat-Dsal Suit-Society Notes-Re-
cent Weddings-Personal
and General.


Special Correspondence Of The Tribune
in tie Legislature absorbed the attention Of the
people Of this city the present week, to the e1-
c:usion Of every other topic In business cir
clcs, at church gatherings, around the domestic
hearth, and as matter Of course in saloons,
nothing else was thought OF or talked about
The newspaper man, aud the politician who
made any pretensions to q knowledge OF the
situation at Madison, was doomed to lose at least
from one To wohours OF valuable time each day in
answering all manner OF questions, put to him
hy people Of all ages and classes, without dis
1inc1ion as to social standing or party predilec-
tions. And now that tho contcstis ended. it
need no longer be maintained a Secret that at
least 1ourffths Of the voting population OF Mil
vaukcc favored the election of Mr. Carpenter.
AS for the ladies, they favored him to a man.
1t is indeed, strauge what 4 strong hold Mr..
Carpenter, with all Of his frailtics, has OBJ
1uincd uron the good people Of this
city. They admire him for his
e!cquence rather than for any high moral quali-
ties he may possess. In their admiration OF
Ibis rift they lose sight OF all else. In short, he
il. t.,ei: idol. aud they will Worship at his altar
g. long rs he llyes. Then. too, when he shall
layc passed the portals Ut death, it is tatr to
1,.csuinc that q monument will be crccled to
ms memory exceeding in magnificent proper
1luus anything of the kind yet attempted in this
section of country. So much for q fine voice
:nt! brilliant delivery; so much for hero
worship.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-27
NJ. z. APPOINTMENTS.

The NJ. i. Conf, renee, which held its
session at Cenireville last week, made
two appointments out of what has here.
tofore comprised Leipsic Circuit, in Kent
county. The new appointment is Clay
ton, to which Rev. Mr.. Yingling, the late
pastor of the circuit who recently remov-
ed from Leipsicto smyrna, Is appointed.
lie is succeeded at Leipsic, which ha,
been set off as a station, by Rev. q. j.
Smith. The new circuit Of Mr.. Ying-
ling embraces Clayton, Downs Chapel
ami Bethesda.
Among the other appointments were
Il. 5. Rowe, Warwick, 5. A. Hoblitzell,
Chestertown; f. Z. Littell, Kennedy
vile; ID. l.. Greenfield, Dentreville; w.
w. White, Crumpton f. L. Tagg, Eas-
ton; I. ID. Valiant, st. Michaels; A.
ID. Melvin, Talbot A. ID. Dick, Caro-
line; II. 4. Miskimmon, Seaford; A. A.
Hartman, Milton; J. l.. Straugh, Laurel ;
w. A. Grouse, Sussex; A. T. Melvin,
Whrleyviller J. w. Sheridan, Salisbury ;
Wn. w. Stratzer, Snow Hill, and Rev.
j. l.. Il. Ewell, Newtown.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-27
Serious Accident.
Special to the GAZETTE.
DOVER, March 27. lS'

Special to the GAZETTE.
DOVER, March 27, 1870.
Last evening, Mr.. Denney, Jr., of
this place, was returning from Leipsic,
and when within short distance from
Dover, his horse shyed in the road aud
ran against stake, which caused him
to run. A lad who was with Mr.. Denney
at the time was driving and was unable
to stop the horse and the occupants were
thrown out. Mr.. Denney was very bad
ly hurt. His hip bone was broken and
he was otherwise injured. The lad was
unhurt. Hopes are entertained that he
may recover but the chances are against
him. DR.. Wilson is attending him.
lie is Secretary and Treasurer Of the
Kent County Mutual Ins. Co., and broth
or OF Senator Denney.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-27
The Miners Ges Their Dem and.

PITTsBURG, NJ arch 26.-At lr0t the back
has been brokenin the great coal mineil'
strike This evening O'Neill & Co.,
and Horner & Roberts, two of the la--
gest firms which have been operated by
a few miners at two aud a-half cents,
posted notices at their pits that here
after they will pay three cents per bus H.
el, the price demanded by the strikers
& Co., will probably do iikewis,e % and otr-
ers wi u then follow. THIS w II probably
end the strike, and three cents will be
the established price along the Monon-
gahela. The miners are jublliant over
victory and have called meeting for
cougratulation on Saturday.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-27
FIFTH EDITION.
Fisk Townse nd Again.

HI DEFAULTS TO THE EXTENT OF FOUR
THOUSAND DOLLARS.
Special Dispatch to the GAzKT7K.
Down, March "a, 1879.
w. Fisk Townsend, Clerk of the Peace
for Sussex County, yesterday drew four
thousand dollars Of the county funds de-
posted in the bank at Georgetown In his
name, and defaulted.
Some legal gentlemen of Georgetow wn,
It is said, are expected to be implicated
In the affair.
His bondsmsn came up to Dover, this
morning, to see the Governor In relation
to his removal.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-27
REGISTERS OFFICE.

New Castle Co. Maren In 4,
Upon the application OF Viclor 4,
Executor OF Moses journey
Christiana Hundred, in ssa
ty. deceased, II Is ordered and din,
the Register that the txeenio,
said give notice OF the granting I,
Parliamentary upon the estate M
ceased with the date Of granting N
by causing advertisements 10 h J
within forty days from the dals
letters, in six of the most public nv
the county OF New Castle. rpoul.,Y
persons having demands agalns
tate TO present the same or abide bv =,
OF Assembly In such case made ~
vided. And also cause the same \,
serted within the same period IN *,
miagf0l Gazette, "A newspaper pubi.l
Wilmington, and to be CONTINUED M
three weeks, g. o. d.
., Given under the hand and N
l. y Office of the Register ators,1
t~---) New Castle, in New Carle M
aforesaid, the day and year aboy. VA
y. c. BlGGs, Regs|
The daily gazette., 1879-03-27
A SHOCK OF EARTHQUAKE IN
NEW JERSEY

WooDsTowN, n. j., March 2G-Two
shocks of earthquake were felt at this
place yesterday, the first at 8 o'clock in
the morning aud the other about T.: in
the evening. The first was of short
duration not violent, but the second was
quite severe and alarming, buildings
tlembled and the windows ratified. 1t was
at first supposed that there had been
explosions at the powder mills near
Wilmington, but seeing no account of
such an accident in the newspapers the
people have concluded that the schocks
were real earthquakes.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-27
TEN NIGHTS IN A BAR ROOM"

The NJ. S. Il. A. Dramatic Association
will reproduce "ren Nights in Bar
Room" on Tuesday evening, April lst.
Mr.. A. T. Klett, Wilmington's favorite
comedian, will appear as Sample Swichel,
the happy and eccentric Yankee. The
young men will be- assisted by eminent
talent from Philadel, ,,hia. The play is no
doubt "A good one, and the caste we'll cal
culated to render 1t in an acceptable man
ner. 1t was a grand success when play ed
on January 2Stb. We should give the
associ atlon hearty patronage, and thus
enable them to furnish furniture for their
hall. The admission Is but % cents.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-27
ROUMELIA,
MIXED oCCUPATIoNDeTER ttpo,

MIXED oCCUPATiONDETER UPON.
LONDON, March 27.-The Berlin cor
respondent of toe Times says Count
Schouvaloff's mission has been success
full. The mixed occupation of Roumelia
will be carried into eject by English,
French, Italian, Austrian and Russ an
troops. 1t Is true that France, though
acquiescing in the idea, has not yet
promised contingent, and Englasd is
believed to be hesitating on certain
points, but the proposal has been accept
ed by all his powers.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-27
CONGRESS YESTERDAY.

In the United States Senate, yesterday,
Mr.. Pendleton introduced a bill allow.
ing cabinet officers to occupy seats on
the floor of the Senate and House. with
privileges of participating in debate on
matters affecting their departmets. After
a brief session the Senate adjourned.
The House was in session but a few
minutes, and failed to transact any busi !.
ness of interest. Mr.. Atkins expressed
the opinion that one or perhaps both of
the appropriation bills would be intro
duced to-day.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-27
A BABY IN A CIGAR BOX,

Shortly before IL O'Clock, while some
boys were engaged in gathering bones,
on Walnut street, between Tenth and
Eleventh, they noticed cigar box in an
old post hole. Upon removing the lid
they discovered to their astonisbment a
baby wrapped up in a piece of linen.
They replaced the box, and notified the
Coroner, who will investigate the case.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-27
TREES TRIM NJ ED.

The trees that have been for years
standing IN front of the First Presbyter-
ian church,on Market street above Ninth
and on Tenth street, between Market
and King, have been trimmed, all the
limbs, having been cut off, The vicinity
presents rather an odd appearance.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-27

Everything needed In first class cook
stove, Is to be found in theHuUea Home
Range. This range with twenty other
patterns of cook stoves is 10 be found al
II. f. Pickels's, Nos. and f. Fourth
slreet' feb21-tf
The daily gazette., 1879-03-27

Exposure will induce colds, throat dis
eases, consumption, etc, all Of which
give warning by a troublesome cough
Use DIR. Bulls cough syrup in time, and
remove both the cause and effect of your
discomfort.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-27
Hk0LSTER'S oBn-
II egister's Ord.
=, REoIsrHR's u,r,o.
New Castla ~ 'iCk,

Upon the application Of Jo ~
penter, Administrat'r OF ,snosepa
rnson. late OF Wllmlne,nn alaiel " L
county. decd, II is or,ler'J J,n hl ID
the Register that the Adniaa'iil ,n a'il dlreus
SAID. give notice of the vrann,,,Nualoi
OF Administration upnn ,hllhgo L
the decd. with the dale of QUE .e Eslst
by causing advertisement n1,sa'luhg ~
withia forty days from The y 5.,e ee
hetters, IN SIX OF the most puLWa"t LJWat
the County OF New Castlsp spuslep&
persons having demands s.a aaeqalrt
tate. 10 present the same ,"illl ns u
Act OF Assembly In such y. aolds
provided. And also cans ,ase ,a iaae
inserted within the same n as ana
wilmington GAZETTE a nsw.N re'N ID
lished In Wilmington. and ,a' paiH
therein three weeks le o d " o CONT
( Given under the hand An,
}L.s. ONCE OF the Register sao, aua
~~~' New Castle, In New GAIT cylas y
Aforesaid, the day and year ah"sa basus
s. Q, BlGGs, Rsa.3 R
NOTICE.
All persons having claims a..
Estate OF the deceased INNS, asahs]
same duly attestei 10 the ,J,p,udi p,,adi
on or before Mar. AN, lsso o'.lsu n, .si,
Act OF Assembly In such cas- s NY;
provided, "se laa.
JOSEPH l.. CARpEyry,
Addyass w,,m,,g,o, AdmlnIaaa
The daily gazette., 1879-03-27
NoTTCE

All persons having claims aga..s
Estate of the deceased must pre,sDt
same duly attested TO the ExecutNd
before March 1th, lssO, or ab.e
Act OF Assembly in such cases ma.,
provided.
VICTOR DU POM
marli-eOd3w Exec,tX
The daily gazette., 1879-03-27

WARD BETS, president
GEO. ID. Armstrong, CMi
Paid up Capital, s5es(
The daily gazette., 1879-03-27

Philadelphia and New York EIchaln
nithed To regular DepositoTs withOuia4
The daily gazette., 1879-03-27

EIkST NATIONAL BANK
T. OF Wll.MINGfd
kEPoSIToRY OF TIE PUBLIC NV]
AND
FINANCIAL AGENTS OF THE 4
TED STATES,
The daily gazette., 1879-03-27
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Gt.SSY 4
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! and on
4
The daily gazette., 1879-03-27
THIRD EDITION
THE LEGISLATURE.
Specially reported for the Gazette.
DOVER, March 26, 1873

THE SENATE.
The Senate met at 10 o'clock.
The following bills were introduced,
read twice aud referred: To provide for
funding State debt to exempt from taxa
tion the bonds of Wilmington; to incor-
porate the town of Milford; live stock
law for dist. 1872. Sussex county to incor-
porate the Delaware Commercial I'M
ptovement Co. go,
The Following bills were passed To
am nd chapter 30, vol, IA, Delaware
Laws to incorporate the j. and b. Il. r.;
to incorporate the plamohd State, Beet
Root Sugar Co. TO incorporate the Nj.
s. II. A. to amend chapter so2, Revised
Statutes.
The bill in relation TO the commence
ment of the office of Coroner and Sheriff
in Sussex and Kent counties was inde1-
nitelv postponed.
The House joint resolution appropria-
ting $500 as contingent fund for the of.
fee of Secretary of State was concurred
IN
Adjourned,
The daily gazette., 1879-03-27
NOTICE
Registers Order,

Address. Wilmington, Del. 'i. ma,ss
The daily gazette., 1879-03-27

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