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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-07
by W.. Goadin, = @,l.tf'
Real Estate Agent and, Aucliopeer,
corner Eleventh and Dank streets.

:rsRuSTEEs, SALE aoFt VALUABLE
il REAL ESTATE ON THE SOUTH SIDE So s,G SF
FRANKLIN BETWEEN EOCUsE! ALLEY, AMP AN,
sTeEET; ANP p az TIE ~ M MRk sT
CHARLES HoTEL.-By virtue Of deed Nc, OF
trust executed To- the snSseriDers 11, ,os s1si
July, 1875, daily recorded In Richnond Csanse zG
coed TO- seiiat public auction, on the premises: On
TUESDAY, 4th February, $40. at O'CLOCK + "a,
If fAir If. not on the first fair day ts
mlle King VALUABLE REAL ES.LATE, I9SaIsS
se oIore.Hsyiz.. that EXCELLENT BRICK. STORE
and DWELLING formerly In The occupancy lad y 9, a
1. Also. the LOT on the north side of the alley N
rrar OF the ST. Charles Hotel. fronting thereon 4S
feet running back feet on as western ne ana on
lie ca STERN line ,G6Y feet, wath LARGE BRlCh
SOAP AND CGSDLE.FACT0RY thereon, in
Guiding the MACHINERY and FIXTURES at
tached thereto. ,c, =. s .-.o-, -
sale and to nav of note for $1,000, with Interest
thereon. and as 10 the residHe Of the proceeds OF
sale on such terms may be announced NJ the time
or saais w. GODDIN; i
" n. 81. LEE,
/ ta.o4 2 III ~ Eft-t =. Trustees.
POSTPONEMENT. -.a.. ''.
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LYNCHBURG TO RIClIMl

a ri 4 nd IT.
IaaLtye ~ 52J +. "
MAIL TRAINS daily except Sunday.
ACCOMMODATION daily except SUNDAY.
, EXPRESSlTRAlNS rim 0aily.
SLEEPING CARS on Express Trains Lo,.,o..
Richmond and Anderson. W. ''Va
(; Baggage checked TO destination.
First.c class Through Tickets to the North -
Southwest rs low rs by any other route sax
First-class AVID E,nprant Tickets IN all po,,,s &.
the West lower than by any other route 20
For rates, tickets, Ime-cards, &C.. apply 10 Cl..-
apeake and Ohio railway office. corner Of Brost A.,
Sixteenth streets, or A: w. GARBER'S. sgG NJ.
street, .rfr;r,, Z nyr..4.s W. II. {. dunn
-, Engineer aud SupertnrLLr,
CONWAY z. HOWARD, General Tickei Agrnt.
= In 1S 300 #mY sE..-."a..
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NATURES REMEDY! - #
: ENDORSED BIZ MEDICAL PROFESSION. ,,;
THE ALUM AND IRON MASS AND WATER
.:E r FROM THE
BEDFORD (vA.) ALUM AND IRON SPRINGS.


THE ALUM AND IRON MASS AND WATER
III r FROM THE
BEDFORD CVA.) ALUM AND IRON SPRINGS.
! ESTABLISHED TwENTY-s1x YEARS.
Efficiency proved by actual results In thousands of
cases Of Dyspepsia. Debility Diseases Peculiar to
and
Chils and Malarial. Fever. Extracts from testi-
montals: = .g3.zt..
Diphtberia ever used by meas have found after
practice Of forty years,acts rs tonic, alternative,
and febrifuge; preferable to Ghlorate Of potash,
."After a practice Of many years have found 40
remedy equa, 10 BEDFORD Alum and Iron Springs
Water and Mass for Chronic diseases and diseases
p'ea''A' JOIN P. MErrE4uR, Ii. D, Ii. D., Va.
! Successfully used In Dyspepsia and Chronic
49, Prof. sAM'L JACKSON. NJ. D., Unlv. OF. Pa.
/" Surprising any remedy that know Of for scro-
fnlous sc.iSng Have used fof years
] Afler an experience of near thirty Years have
found treatment equal TO this water and mass for
ments Chronic Irriis,ions Of The Bladder, Kidneys
pepsia. =, ]. Prof j. j. MooRMAN, u. D., Va: !!
rG5 Sa wtFnhs Ayvv EDHs fAssE 81 Ssz
Used With gnparallea success il hss@e1ssasic
maar'ai fever Ga "a. Ned Asso.
ENTIRELY CURED OF CHILLs AND FEVER By
IT." 7f.ri 81 KEY. n. Cs DODSONs Js a. LEE, va,
Directions aualy Is, aud full proof of all claimed
sent with each package. So Hsn
Water go cents per gallon; q per case Of one
dozen half-gallon bottles; W for hVe-salon deini-
john. .s..-, ,.I.sr
Mass, so cents and 81 per bottle; $3.50 and S.
per half dozen, according to size-sent postpaid.
Full proof Of all claimed sent free upon applica-
tion. Liberal terms TO dealers. Invads are accom-
modated at these Springs at all times Of the year.
pany. Lynchburg, Va. :
Sold by; 49,. ti., POLK MILLER & co.
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- COMMENCING. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER lOTH
trains on this road will run rs follows:
IL NORTH BOUND.
NO I-S:0O A. NJ, leaves Byrti-Street station day:
- ~ 30 .' due at Washington, lid 7.
... -.. Nj; Baltimore. 3:0j 7. ~:
Philadeiphia, G:J q L. b.; HeS
York, 1905 Z. NJ.
No 3-5.OO p NJ, leaves Rrr,,-Strcet station fatIy
- 80 due a. Washington. 9:j5 !. y;
..s... Baltimore, | 1850 =. ~: pI"t-
delphia, $3.50 y. ~; New YORK,
/. Z. G:i5 4. VI.
No. 7-4:oO p. NJ, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
for Junction. leaves IEai.
Street statiCA daily ic1ccl: sun
days.
SOUTH BOUND.
No. o-lO15P. arrives At Byrh-Strcct staii1
caliy. Leaves Etu York. SO
A. ST.; Phila.eiphit. 40 \
NJ: Batimorr. $3.50 L. Vi;
Wash Ing ton, $50 L. VI.
w Han A. NJ, arrives al ByrI;-otrect !t~.'a
"' daily Leaves New Tor. l';,u
p. a.. PhilndeIphia. l:l' :.
d.; Baltimore, 1:5j \. W.
Washington. G:J0 4. NJ
Va s-9.4O A. NJ. ACCOMMODATES IisN''
= arrives 3. Bsoad-STeet STALLION
,.-- daily Except sundays.
c. 4. TAYLOR
{, -s.s. t.,-t .~.s. '-. i". General T!cSe, AArn!
A.. EFT. D. MYERS. General superintendent. ~ -
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REAL. estate ATT. PRIVATE SALE.

TOR sALE.-I HAVE FOR SALE a.
II a! DESIRABLE LITTLE FARM in the E:I
Mil creek Valley, all Ia grass, eight miles from
Buchanan and eight from, Buford's Depot. Good
ORCHARD. vi1h seven or eight fine SPRINGS.
Would make desirab'e summer home for refugees
fe 6-2t Fincastle, Botelourt county, Va:
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Arrive Mt BufkeFaIle,

9Ig I. eYa q z
]. E,a,ss III 9
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fNARMEN, POTPoURRI,t -.
SWEDISH WEDDING MARCH, ,qaIa;j IL,
LONDON LIFE GALLOP, ...,4,, ii,
. Strauss and Waldteufci's WALTZES,
II RUBINSTEIN'S WORKS. t,&6ta s'St'
All the most popular operstic songs elegantly en-
erayed fli sheet -music size, on the very best ps
per for and 20 cents, 10 the Eoozey catalogue
Catalogues of 800 different pieces sent free to any
address on application ut 2 .Tlnsiti III iitas ~
las seFc,lr ELLYsoNt&: YANCEY's, i.
DESC, 80. 80 =, ,l1la, Main strees.s
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P0STPONEMENT. -sr.. ',.
I The above sale is postponed till MONDAY, 10th
= s se H.s:e. IL - - - 49, TIE TRUSTEES
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!: 41ss /! n. 81 afg ], |. p! Ms.
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RICHMOND. FREp'G POTOMAC Il. Il. Co-)
80 OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGENT.
- fpt RICHMOND, VA. November 3, 1873. J
rHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
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by J. L., Apperson,
Real Estate Auftfonccr,
- 1915 Main street. -

! q GRtB B & WILLIAMS, Auc'ioieerS.
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WANTS.

WANTED, TWO SEWING.MACHINE
+, w CANvASSERS. Liberal snlary and com mis-
sion. Address j. A. W., care Of Dispatch.
fe 7-1tS
The daily gazette., 1879-04-09

"DID WHIsKEY Do IT ?"-Perhaps
whiskey did cause the death of poor old
Perry Demby; but We are NIT sure OF 1t.
We have an idea the young wretches
were bad enough to commit the horrible
acts they are accused of without being in-
fluenced by whiskey; yet 1t no doubt
helped TO prompt the demon within them.
What their motive was Is not clearly
known. IL has been binted in the evil
dence that they expected to get money.
This may, however, not be true. II is
also said that DENNY was drunk. lie
was old and no doubt feeble, and perhaps
not able to endure much beating. And
thi. is only another desplcable feature OF
the cruel and heartless crime OF these
men. Demby's age and feebleness should
have protected him from their cowardly
brutality, but it seems only to have whet-
ted their savage aid brutal Instincts.
For when they had left him once and he
| Dltdh IOl iiis SVN6'N '''' 't~''
and what they did to him, or exactly how
they did it, will be shrouded in the mys
terious future, even as IT was perpetrated
in the darkness of the midnight hour Il
is pity that such a gang could not b'
tried and punished at once and with th'
severity they deserve. They are curs'
to any community and the sooner the,
could be rid Of the better. The evil o
their weakness stops not with their pun
ishment. Their crime, as al crimes, en-
tails all evil. 1t not only gives ba,
name to the community that subsist
such brutal wretches; but to rid TIN
community of crime costs large sums o
money. Even the trial of these youn!
mnrderers, (f they did this thiug) vii
cost the county, it is likely, not less thai
lSl,0OO; all of which money has to b'
paid by the toll and sweat OF the poo
and industrious.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-09
The senate Discussing the Cmse
or Mr. He'll.

wAsHiuaroN, April S.-The Senate
spent the whole dav on the question oi
the admission of Mr.. Bell rs Senator
from New Hampshire, but arrived at no
conclusion. As the discussion goes on ~
becomes more apparent that the vote
will be ronpar;isan. This IN especially
true of the Democratic Senators. TO day
Senator Thurman Indicated that no
should vote TO seat Mr.. Bell, and u ls eN-
| pectcd that Senators Goru IN anu hyte
| will also vote foe him. Mr.. Geoon-, ths
new Senator from Maryland, male a
short speech in favor Of that course
| The eveut of the ia, however, was orh-
ator Carpenter'e argument agalnst 'hc
right OF the Governor OF New haihp'
shire IT, appoint Mr.. Wadleigh's success
sor. He admitted that Senator Hill han
convinced him that his construction oil
the meaning of the wcrd "otherwi-e, ~
employed in the Constitution, was tht
correct one, and that 1t was sustaIhed oy
the authorities. He also construed ths
word "happening," which occurs IN tht
same clause of the Constitution, TO mean
that the vacancy must occur ac,liehtaiy
or unexpectedly. To tins Mr.. Ed'nunds
diss.nted, and shaking his head called
for Wore stec and Webster, but having
consulted those authorities made ne
further sign of non concurrence IN MT
Carpenters Interpretation. Inc pom
which MIR. Carpenter maintained was
that the Constitution gives the power D
selecting Senator to begin new tern
to the state Legislature alone, and tha
the Governor has only the power to nj
by appointment a vacancy happening
In an unexpired term. He further ar
! gued that II the act OF Congress whict
r declares thet Senator must be electe'
by the last Legislature chosen before th
expiratl on OF the precedin ng teru Is 10 %
j.. construed in the present case to give th'
Legislature elected to meet next Jun
the mower to choose Mr.. Wadleigh'
, successor, then that act is unconslitu
tleual. The Army bill was reported bac
from the committee, Mr.. Blaine offerin
an amendment prohibiting the presenc
of any armed person at the polls dssihI
J "a Congre>slunal election.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-09

The SALE OF THE Four PER CENTS.
1t appears that the enormous bids, UNI
in this country at least, which
we're made for the new per cent. bonds
last Friday, says the N. Y. World, care
not TO be accepted by the Treasury, and
90 for nothing after all. The bid itself
was calalnitous thing for the CONNER
cial condition of the country, or rather
was dscouraging symptom OF that con-
dtion but it seemed All uncommonly
fortunate hing for the Treasury. That
there should be popular Willingness to
invest money TO the extent of s6O,o0O,-
900 i'll day at no be ter rate of interest
than 4 per cent. showed that all unduly
large number of persons were ready TO
jJip the class st, "b.Oated bondholders'
in spite of themselves, and because they
could Tot find an assurance of safety i'll
any venture that promised larger returns.
| This i, decidedly depressing fact in a
country notohe dfthe industries of which
is yet in a thoroughly developed condi.
tion. Tha i'll wind blew good to Tt,
Treasury, however, and there has never
been period in our history before whel
a Secretary oi the Treasury would moi
Lave hailed an opportunity to dispose o
S6j,0OO,0J0 of per cent. bonds at less
than one-half OF one per cent. below par.
Mr.. Sherman evidently thinks lie can dc
better for the Treasury-in other words
thinks tnat the condition OF the ndustiie,
Of the country is woisc than even TIN;
surprising bid would Indicate"
After that who will say the Bland sill
yer COLLAR is not "the alndghty dollar =
ED. GAZETTE.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-09
AiCEASE APPLICATIONS.


OTICE.-I, WILLIAM REESE, do
n hereby give notic that | shall Apply
u the Judges OF the court OF General ~es-
sions oi the Peace and JAN Delivery Of he
State o Delaware, IN aud for the county
OF New Castle, on Monday, the l2th day OF
May next, beng the first day OF he Nay
Term, A. H., 1913, Tor = license to keep an
Inn or tavern AZ the house known as Tive
NJ. Pleasant Holcl IN the village OF MI.
Pleasant and school District No. "a. h Ill
Creek IL in NeH Cas- le cOuniy, In the
Slate oI Delaware. with the privilege Ia
selllutoIica)inS liquors ia less quantities
than one quart, u DE drunk on the prsinl-
hes and the following respectable citzenh
recon mend the said Application, to wit.
Frank = Faust, John Faust,
james springer, Christian Sesterhenn
John Iar1erty, Frank Whltemau,
Lewis NJ iller, Samuel Graves,
Edward Grady, Wilmer Craig,
Peter Connch, james Collins.
aps-3t* WILLIAM nEESE.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-09

Mr.. GROVES REArPoINTED.-Gover-
nor Hall, yesterday, reappointed Prof
James ii. Groves, of Smyrna, State Su-
perintendent of Public Schools, for the
ensuing term Of two years. Mr.. Groves
has held the Office ever since it was
established four years ago, and has work
ed ably aud faithfully for the interests
of education during this time. His COIL
tinuance IN office We think will give
general satisfaction.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-09
NINE. BOHAPARTE'S WILL.
AL Her Property BeYueatl.ed to Her Tpo
GruHusOHS.


GrdnusDHS.
BALTIMORE, April S.-The will of
Nine. Elisabeth Patterson Bonaparte is
dated September 2 1871, but codlcil is
attached, dated November 3, 1877. The
testator devlses all her real and personal
estate equally to her graudsons, JeiouIs
Napolean and Charles Joseph Bonaparte,
who are also made her executors. The
real estate is devised for HE to her grand
SOILS anu afterwards to their children. In
the event of the death of either grandson
without issue the real estate is to revert
to the survivor during life and atJerward
to his heirs. She Uequeathes to her
grandson, Charles Joseph Bonaparte, all
her fur niture, silver plate, books clothes,
and house luen, ami also all her jewelry,
and If he should not desire 10 use said
jewelry then 1t is to be preserved for his
descendants She b.tueaths also to
"Charles Joseph all histories of my life
written by myself,a my diaries, my 'dia-
logurs OF the dead, the letters rrceiveClby
me from various correspondents and all
manuscript, whatsoever belongiug to
me; also The portraits of King Jerome,
his grandfather and that OF myself-three
he lis on one piece of canvas-panted by
Stuart; the cabinet portrait of myself
painted NJ Geneva by Masou, and also til.
portrait made of me by Kinson." There
wa, no legacy Tor any other person.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-09
WEDN ESDAY,
The 10th day of April, A. D., lo7


at 2 o'clock p. m. the following described
All those Two certain lots. pieces or par
cells Of land situate In the city oil whining
ton, New Castle county and state OF Delh-
ware, bounded and described AS follows
No. /. BEGINNING at point on the south
erIy side of Front street at The distance OF
96 feet inches westerly from The westerly
side of West street thence by saiu siue OF
From street westerly 10 feet 4 inches 10 q
sake: thence southerly and parallel with
West street 100 feet more or less To the
northerly line OF land OF the Philadelphia,
wilmington and Is ,ltim' re Railroad GO F;
thence by said line ensterly ~ feet Inches
more or less; aud thence nOrtherly and par
alIei with the first mentioned line 100 I, et
more or less u the place OF BEGINNING. -
The improvements thereon consist or Two
frame dwelling houses thereon erected.-
BOOK G, Vol. S, Page 5i6. no..
dwelling thereon erected, beginning at the
southerly side of Ninth street and IN The
line OF the cas- erly side OF Morrow street.
being at the distance OF 10 feet westerly
from the we.tefiy side OF Madison street;
thence along said side OF N ninth street east
eIly u feet 10 the middle Oi the partition
wall dividing tins from other lands OF the
said James Morrow; thence through and
along the middle OF said parii ion wall
southeriy and parallel 10 Madison street
on Morrow street 4s feet 10 the noriheily
side OF a three feet wide alley leading Into
Morrow street aforesaid; thence thereby
westerly and parallel 10 Ninth street "A
feet To the easterly side OF Morrow street
anu thence thereby norlherly ~ feet TO the
place OF beginning, be the contents thereof
what hey may with the free and common
u e and privilege OF the said three feel
wide alley AZ and for "A passaye way anc
wafer course al ali times forever. Boob
L, Vol. 8, Page 2S2
seized and taken In execution ~ th,
property Of Frar CTS b. Reid and Elizabeth
ID. Reid, and to be sold by
JOHN PYLE. Sheriff.
sheriff y ONCE. New Castle, March 18th
1913 mar3i -"odts
The daily gazette., 1879-04-09

ONE of the oft repeated "regrets" that
come to our ears is that the Legislature
did not pass the bill to convert our State
bonds into A, per cents. This measure
was urgently insisted upon by the GA
zETTE, and it was only defeated by the
influence of few old note shavers. The
State could have saved at least one hun
dred thousand dollars, or about one
eighth of her debt, by the success of the
measure, in ten years. Better luck next
time, we hope.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-09

BY THE CONTRACT SYSTEM the Demo-
Gratis in The City Council who managed
the Lamp and Lighting Committee for
the present year will save between seven
and eight thousand dollars, and in addi-
ton some twelve or fifteen hundred dol
lars in repairs to lamps and lamp posts.
The Street Committee, we feel confident,
could have saved at least five thousand
dollars by the judIcious management of
that department under the contract sys-
TEN, and advertising fairly and properly
tor proposals to do the work. Thele is
no reason in the world why our streets
should not be cleaned cheaply and well
Wy machines as they are in New York
and her cities. A contractor did the
work a year ago for $4,000. We are told
lac made little money; but he did it with
out the aid Of machines and did it better
than ithad been done before. The street
dirt is good compost manure and would
readily sell for fifty cents load if prop
erly treated. If the Council would con-
tract for two or three years we believe
parties would purchase machines and do
the work properly and cheaply and
much of it should be done at night as IN
New York.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-09

A RICH LITTLE CIrY.--New Castle is
one Of the richest little cities in the coun-
try. 1t is out of debt and has 81 900 in
the Treasury. 1t has its water and gas
works, aud OWLS nine fine farms, some of
which lie close within or adjacent to its
limits, and may, when the city grows, be
worth millions of dollars. 1t is good
shipping port has good schools /; is a
owing manufacturing place, and Is easy
Of access from the North and outh, the
East and the West both by steamers aud
railroads. It's loss of the c1urt-house Sc
may prove the best thing that has yet oc-
CURED to it. AT all events it is much
favored place, and if its finances are
managed with as much care and econo-
my the mex, twenty years as they have
been for the last ten or fifteen, it will be
sure to attract a rapid growth as city,
and thus its real estate will become of
great value.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-09

CHARLESTON, April Sin the United
States Circuit Court to-day General
James Conner, counsel for the defend
ans in the election cases, moved to quash
the entire panel Of the grand and petit
jurors on the ground that the list from
which the jurors are TO be made up was
not drawn in conformity with law or il
compliance with the order OF the Court ;
and further, that the persons 50 drawn
were moi properly or sufficiently sum
moned. The Court, at the request of the
United States DisIrict-Attorney, adjourn
ed the consideration of the objections un-
I'll 10 o'clock tomorrow to give the pro-
secution time to prepare its ans wer.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-09

WE ARE SURE the Mayors action in
closing out the disrepulabe houses where
the young murderers Of Perry Demby got
their liquor, will be approved by our
people. Let all the unlicensed houses be
closed wherever they exist if there is
power in the authorities to do it. Untor-
tuuately respectable people who know
whore these houses are will not appear
against tnem. Men who pay license dc
not keep such houses, aud they deserve
at least some protection from the odiou'
competition of the unlicensed dens.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-09

THE refusal OF the Republican Sena-
tors yesterday to accept the oiler Of Mr..
Bayard to pass an at repeating the sec
tions permitting the Attendance Of the
army at the polls, in separate bill,
shows the insincerlty OF the Republican
leaders, and is conclusive evidence OF
their Intention to use the army at the
polls If they are not prohibited by law.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-09

Mr.. Evarts, the present Secretary of State.
written while Attorney General of the
United States, in loGS, defining the du-
ties and authority of L. 5. Marshals, and
the rights of the civil officers Of the
Sta es. 1t will be seen that he dist .nctly
admits that U. 5. MalshaIs should have
nothing to do with keeping the peace at
the polls, where he says "the duty and
authority Of sappreSsing disorder dnd
preserving the peace, eohich under oar
government belongs to tie cirH authori-
ties of the States, and not to the ~ril
authorities Of the United States"
The daily gazette., 1879-04-09

The New York World publis ,es a
long review of Ex-Governor Hendricks,
at Fort Wayne, on Monday. The ex-
Governor sustains the present action of
Congress and says ''he will not accept a
second place on any Presidential ticket" d"
The daily gazette., 1879-04-09

OTICE.-I, Samuel r. Boucnelle, in
" compliance with The requirements of
The act Of ssembly, In uch case made and
provided, do hereby give notice that
Shall apply i'll writing 10 the Court OF Gen
eral Sessions OF the Peace and Jail Deiiv-
cry, OF The Stale Of Delaware, in and for
New Castle county. on Monday. the l2lh
uay of May next, A: u, 1879, bong the
first day OF the next May term of the said
court, for a license to keep an inn or tav.
ern nj Townsend, known AZ the Townsend
House, In school district, No. u, In A ppo-
quinimink hundred, New Castle county,
Delaware, and ts sell intox icating
LIQUORS In less quantities than one quart,
To be drunb on the prem ises and the FOL.
lowing respectable citizens recon mend
he said application. to wit:
samuel Townsend, John Keller,
John - Garter, Joshua ID townsend,
James C Wilson, Truman Rose,
David Wells, Clark + Collins,
john Townsend. Edmund Phillips,
George White. James + Moore,
John CHM, David smith.
Rankin, NJ Benz ) GIL.
aps-3ts SAMUEL 7. BOUtHELLE.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-09

Mr.. BoYD's advertisement in another
column shows that he is not canvassing
for the "Wilmington Directory" He
wishes us to deny that he used the name
of that directory or the Ferris Brothers.
Mr.. Boyd is getting up the "Psninsula
Directory"