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n WILMINGTON DEL. SATURDAY SEPTEMBER g. 1875

mouth of the Christiana down, and the
shipment OF coal could 90 on without
mouths Vt interruption ~ is now the
case.
The opportunities offered by the Della
ware Western Railroad In connection
with pier or wharf on the riverside,
have had sufficiently feasible l0ek to
attract other attention than u at OF ths
gentlemen already alluded to in this ar
ticle. During the past two or three
months certain preliminary negotiations
have b, ell carried on by tie Baltimore
and Ohio Ra lroad Company, in regard
TO the ID. W. X. r., and it HIS been said
With positive assurance that these nego-
tiations have been In relation 70
through line to New York. Ihat
c, mpany has no route of its own to that
city ana al present has TO transport It's
passengers up the p, w. & Il. road to
Pbilsdelphia. But hire an obs acle pre-
sents itself In The action of the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad monopoly, which las
lock d every door toward the metropolis
a. I'd put the key in it, picket, SO that the
b. u D. COMPANY hasls accede 70 any
te ms or carry no passengers Inis
trouble has grown into suit in the
courts, the question in it, CATION being
whether the Baltimore and Ohio kaii-
road shall run its cars over the Camden
and A,uboy road, running on from Gam
den to Amboy IA, ar New York, which Is
now used by the Pennsylvania Rail, oad.
The plan proposed by the Baltimore and
Ohio Company is to pui chase or lease
tie Delaware w, stern, continue the ROAD
to the river, build a substantial wharf or
pier OH the rivers edge, and es aDilsh a
line of ferry boats to run to Pen sgroVe
Oh the New Jersey side then tO pur-
chase or lease the delaware Shore hail-
road running from Pennsgrove to Wood
barry and connecting with road 70
Camden, and to force their way into
New YORK over the Camden and Amboy
or the Camden and RaIitan Bay Roads.
The PENNSYLVANIA Railroad is also re-
ported as turning Its attention TO the
Delaware Westeru with the aim IN view
of checkmating the Baltimore aud Ohio.
The ,atter road Is he itating, afrad II
cannot go further than Canden without
much trouble, and the other is disposed
to take some decisive action in order to
keep th. b 4 q. out of the field OF New
Y, rk pa ger t q lie. The success Of
the former iL tue matter would he VI the
much graa er Denent to Wilmington.
Blu. me advantages are tOo numerous
TO mention aud to great to thoroughly
/ ,cuss in sing,e uewsp tper arttcie
To Wilmington, the benefit OF the rea,
sonable project that has been discussed
! ere, would be of benefit untold, AMI
it Is 10 be hoped that it Will be success
fully carried out. or course IT cannot Oe
unless there Is a movement made tO
build Lhe pier on the Delaware.
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PRoCLAMATIoN.
STATE OF DELAWARE.

EXECUTIVE lkP PAHTMH HHT.f
WHEREAS, HA RRY B. kANNONs n
height. five ieet six inches; Q, e.. darE::
complexion, rid hair, bfoWn nm, ~
frOuU tooth broken; weight. about 49,
hunored and thirty 1--WE pouuds: s,d
clothes dark sa met pant . dark cotton co6r
silk cap, and blue navy shlrt.l sta,,ds
charged with having cOmmit.ed the O. Ina
of an assault on one Ma, INA N. M0rris
with intent 10 ravlsh, and carnaily 4 S.ns
her, The said Martha M. Morris, IN New
Castle Hundr'0, New Castle coRS0Sv 49,
The state OF Delaware, Aforesaid, and
WHEREAs. Il Is repreken ed tnat the
sald marry braunon hAs ned from The
Justice 81 ibis 81 ate, now. therefore, John
ware, do hereby offer Q Reward OF Two
HUNDRED DOLLARS. 70 be paid by ne
said State for the Apprehe enslOn and ~
livery OF the said Harry b. BraunOU. inSn
the custody OF the sheriff, At the com naon
Jail OF New Castle county st New Caslie
no l DO hereby request The sheriffS a.
the several 6ountIes of this state, tt,alI
deputies, aud bailiffs and all other pOlice
)fficers Of the ia n to employ All L. wf,,i
means TO secare the arrest OF the saiSl /
Harry b. brAnnOn, and Cause MIN "a ~
'ieiivered TO the said sheriff at the .ii
Aforesaid.
Iu L.stimony whereof I have bsre urH,
set my hand and caused the great oeal ~
the said State TO 9 atfixed At /. over. NM
third day OF Septem Der, In the year or a,nr
l. rd ode thousand eight hundred an, eav-
enty y-nine, and OF the Independence C,f IN,
United states the one hu uudred and fourfS.
BY the 00Sefn0r' JOHN w. a.,1.
JAMES L. WALcoTr. ."i.-'---'>
Sept. 8. 1879 -2d itw
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There was q very fnll market this
morning. .a, ..
Seven'y-nine. car loads Of peaches, wan
the sum total If the shipments over the
Delaware Il. R., yesterday.
Turtle soup a. Fuilmer's.
The fire ping at the foot of French
street has been put Ia good order.
Read the advertisement Of the Della
ware TrOttiug association, III another
column.
salt oysters at Fulln er's.
Iron workers are In demand.
The largest and cheapest stock of hats
in Wilmington just recei we'd from New
York at Ross's 1l6 Market stre>t; also an
extra lot of gents scarfs at % cents. Call
aud see them.
Reed Birds, at Fullmer's 506 market.
The Liberal League. will discuss the
question Tomorrow morning at their
loom, No. 2i9 King street, OF the "Prln-
ciple OF free discussion"
See that you go to church to morrow
Reed Birds ut Fullmer's 606 Market
There were few minor cases at the
police hearing last evening.
4 The crack of the gun is frequently
heard around the marshes.
The Reed Bird Law expires on the
Goth inst.
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1R0TTING MEETING,
DEL
IrottIng Association,
, WILMINGTON. DELAWARE.
PREMIUM ? R ), \ $1,000.
TUEoDAY. WEDNESDAY, AND
b. a.; THUnSDAY, 49, 49,
October 9TH, 9th and 9th.
ENTRIES CLIO So OCTOBER 9th.
'' ' PURSES.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 7th.
October 9Th, 9th and 9th


Mel. All horses in New Castle county.
gitn ne oetaer rooord than 80 minutes,
lst premium oss, I'd @20. I'd go, 80"
no. .. 80 CLASS. PURSE el06. 90
Ftrst s65 I'd ~, 50 a4,. it,,.i ce -
TH1BD CLASS NO 3. Pacing race,
r.. e. for all. PU assE o195.' ist $SO. I'd $40,
3D. DAY, "WEDNESDAY, OCT. sth.
WAGON RACE. .+-
Nd. 4 For ali horses on Peninsula
without record. PURSE, $50. lst prem.
ium, 90, VI els, 3u %. -.
NO. 8. $50 CLASS. PURSE 900.
First $50. I'd s3,, I'd 80.
NO. asa CLASS. PURSE, sl7s.eo.
First. 900, I'd $50. Sd s25. ,,
Sd DAY, OCTOBER 9th.
No.7,s MINUTE CLASS. PURSE 500.
First. premium. $50, I'd % Sd go.
NO. 9 GLASS. Running races, For
New Castle County horses, 1 mile heats
Dest ins. PURSE $50. First premium,
sa5, ID 10. .oY n -. -
. No.s.2H CLASS. PURSE $500.
first premium. 100, III s65, 81 a3o.
When eight or more hsrses start In o
dny yaIds. Entrance fee, 10 per cent o
'he purse, A horse dista ncing The deld s,r
any part thereof. will be enlitled TO bal
Que premium only.
PHILIP g. PLUNKETr.
JOHN p. DoNAHoE. Treas.
JOS. d0oPEs, Sec. sep6.
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SECOND EDITION
GRABBING PARTY-GUNNIN0 FOR BuRD
BIHDS-0THER TOPIC. Ill.
.. tF NRW CA arIu Rant n


n- HF NEW CASTLE. Septic
1.-THE Major Reybold win mako trip 70
Bombay Hook tomorrow, and win con-
unue doing 20 ~ long ~ the weather II
su table for excursions. ..-
The Trustees of the Commons met in
the City Hail last night, but there being
no qaorum present., there was no busi-
uesS transacted.
A grabbing party from this city pxid
visit to FrenciitowD. At Glasgow mum.
her joined them. making fourteen all
tod. On the way the various styles Of
preparing crabs was fully discussed, and
by uhamimOus consent W. w. WAyd, Of
Glasgow, was appointed Cnmmisyaiy.
the result Of this choice. Arriving at
Elk river, every preparation being COM
pie ed, they embarked asl0op. The tirst
two dozen we're SOON caught. then . iuli, i,
which was taken Advantage Of BY Com.
nissary Ward, 20 make his preliminary
preparations, which was no sooper fairly
under way than ny misstep he fell over
board, and might have been drowLed
were u not for the prompt action cn the
part of Mr.. HiRgips, who soon had the
p esencs Of mind OF throwing overheard
q plank.
Wa'd was soon got On deck and After
athorought rolling and admi nissration
Of proper remedies, was all right. but
very sick. This little accident pnt q
dalnper upon the festivities for q time,
bnt soon passed over but the big"spread"
was lost. This latter fact seemed to
wo ~ the commesOry, for on parting he
asked the boys TO come down again and
he would try not 10 fall overheard.
The "Reedies" brought In last night
were not fat nor in such numbers AZ way
expected. Ono party of nve bagged 50
ami when near this city pooled the day >
work and senjiug the poorest shot ahead
with all, left the pubic TO infer that
each OF the Others did far better.
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A TIMELY SUGGESTION.

Thomas M. Ogle. the well known
auctioneer, mas staolished himself in
the auction and commission business at
No. 5O6 Market street, where he keeps
on hand fine assortment of furniture,
which he is selling cheaper than any
cash from the largest houses, and selling
only for cash, he is enabled to offer sn-
pe'ior bergains in this line. Mr.. Ogle
will also conduct real estate sales on rea-
sonabIe terms, and his long experienc
In conducting real estate sales renders
him, peeulia ly capable for this bust uess.
He II thoroughly conversant with the
true value OF real estate and knowing
how much properties ought TO bring, al
ways endeavors to dispose of them at
their fullworth. His terms will be
found exceedingly reasonable, and those
having real estate to dispose of would dc
well tv give him call.
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THE REPUBLICAN, DISSATISFAC-
TON

Some kind of a meeting of the Repub-
hcans was held In the Lincoln Club
,ooms last night, but just what It was
and for what purpose IL was held are
matters in considerable doubt. The
CHAIRMAN of the City Executive Com
mittee said, yesterday afternoon. that
there would be- no meeting OF the
City Executive Committee for week
or more, as he would not call a meeting
ment employ, who alte ended the gather
ing in a question, said it was simply a
meeIlnr OF the Executive Committee
under regular call Of the chairman
They all expressed an eagre desire to
have nothing said about the meeting.
1t seemed a spiritless affair, was SHINY
attended and did not last long.
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CUNNING FOR "KEEDIEs."
THE ANNUAL SPORT OF THE SPORTS
MEN-TuE PRosPEcT OF The PRES
ENT SEASON, ETC.

THE ANNUAL SPORT OF THE SPORTS
MEN-THR PROSPECTS OF The PRES
kNT SEASON, ETC.
The reed bird law was "out," yester-
day, and by suurise The spOrtsnen of
Wilmington were cracking and banging
away At the toOthsOme little birds that
apicureaus love 80 we'll, served up on
toast or In delicious pot-pie. For the
fir, t day the birds were quite numerous
aud the lucky sportsmen succeeded in
begging . g0Odly number. Some few
were out In the afternoon, but they COM
planned that the birds were "wilu" and
hard to shoot, the trying ordeal of the
morning having made them seek the
reeds close TO the waters edge, where
those cunning On foot could not readily
get ut them.
The reed bird is the "boss" game for
the sportsm ans gun, and affords more
pleas ure anil excitement than any other
game, excepting, possibly the wiid-duck.
Il his mlgl alton from the grows OF New
England TO the rice fie Ids OF the CaiOli-
mas, 1t h among the reed, OF the Dela-
ware and the Christiana that he atiains
his greatest p)umpness and acquires the
delicious i.Slyor tnxt makes nm, indeed
in thu words Of the old cvuplet,
- pretty dish,
To sci before the king"
The best mode Of cunning for reed
birds In In . boat, though along the
banks of The Chri-tana many gunners 60
on foot, and by wading through The wa
ter, secure the birds they shoot. A
boat, however, offers more advantages,
az sportsmen can fire upon the birds in
the outer portions of the reeds where
they "most do congregate." The boat can
be pushed into the Reeds ami the gunnr +
thu, enabled to rec0, -Ied neai lv all the
birds he shoots. Reed-bird shooting,
like fishing, seems to go by luck, as
some men will occasionally work harL
all day aud secure scarcely a dozen,
while Others, without half the exertiou,
will bring down hunired birds. George
Wiggle worth has proved the chamuiOn
gur ner OF this ty, and will probably
"a ry ffth- palm this season.
From p esent appearances the birds
will be unusually plentiful this season
which fact will be ha led with pleasure
by those who love the sport of cunning
b, those who gun as . regular busine H.
and lat, but not least, bv those wht
lOs TO pa' the tooth>ome bird iD all the
vari Gus forms known in the art OF cook
cry. Some yeas ago the birds were onl,
shot by those who killed them for th-Il
own eaiinR. but rec- nrly the sporIsmei
make regular business out OF reed-birt
shouting, and find r-ady market for al
tley can bri, 6 down. Prices - &,
from seventy-f1ve cents to one dolla
per dozen, and when served up "or
t. ast," in restaurants, sell from hfreei
10 twenty-five cenrs u pieoe. Altogether
the business is quite profitable aud am
ply pays for the time speht aud for thu
vast quantities of shot scaitert 4 aionf
the shores of the Delaware and Christi
ana rivers.
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Reed Birds,

Joseph Fullmer, with his usual enter
prise, and strict attention to the wants
of the hungry, has now on hand fine
lot of reed bird., which he is ready to
serve up IN any style. Mr.. Fullmer's
reputation as restauranteur is so well
KNOWN that it would be difficult mat
ter to add one word of praise. Lovers
of reed birds should give him call.
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REolSTER'S ORDsR.
REG IsTER's OFFICE,
New Castle county, Sept. 8, 1871

Upon the application OF Charles B.
Lore. Executor Of Mary Stats, late
Of 1T. Geerge's Hundred, in said coun-
". deceased It IL ordered and directed by tht
Regis, or that the Administrator Aforesaid
give notice OF the granting OF letters
festamentary, upon the estate Of the
deceased, with the date OF granting there
Of, by causing Advertisements ~ be post
cd within forty days from the date of sucl,
letters, in six Of the most public places
the county Of New Castle, reQuirang all
persons having demands against the es-
late TO present the same or abide by an
act OF Assembly In such case made and
provided. And also cause the same To be
inserted within the same period In the
WILMINGTON GAZETTE, a newspaperpub-
ished in Wilmington, and to be cOntin.
ued therein three weeks, (e o d).
r. Given un1er The hand and seal
IL. &, of once of the Register aforesaid,
t) at New Castle, In New Castle
county, Aforesaid, the day and yexr aoove
written. 8. q BUGS Register.
NOTICE.
All persons nAvihs ciAii,.s against the
estate of the deceased must present the
same duly attested 70 the Executor on or
before the Fifth day of eptember,
A, D 1850, or abide the act of Assembly In
such case made and provided.
CHARLES b. LORE.
Executor.
Address. Wilmington. Del. sepe sweod.
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MEAT LICENSES.

Farmers are bginning to take out IL
censes authorizing them to sell meat
raised ON their farms in the stie eet mar
kets. The license costs S., and is good
for one year. By Its provisions the far
mer is authorized to dispose Of the meat
he raises as part of the products OF his
farm, aid is required to make oath that
he win sell none other.
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The parties spoken of elsewhere as
having gone to France, took with them
thr. e Of DR.. Flagg's Liver and stomach
Pads, fer friends on the other side OF the
ocean, who are suffering f ON diseases Of
the L yer aud Kidneys. This Is great
re ommendation for them, aid the time
is moi far distant when they will have
large sale in Europe as well as America.
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PROGRESS OF A SISTER RE-
PUBLIC,

CITY OF MEXICO, Aug. 30.-PeAce
prevails throughout. the republic. Heavy
rains have ruined tho corn crop In the
State of TabascO. An American steam
cotton press is in successful operation At
Merida. pressing Jeneguen or Yuca'an
hemp. Work will soon be commenced
on the Tehuantepec railroad. A new
Methodist church has been formally
opened Puebla. Tine municipal council
of the City of Mexico has formally asked
the couocils Of other cities to initiate
movements for raising funds TO pay the
next installmeut of the American debt,
and the President has ordered the natio-
nal treasury to set aside 81 600 daily for
the same purpose.
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LINEN GOODS.

Russell & Spencer 306 Market street,
being desi GUS of converting their large
and varied stock of hnens, Consisting OF
table linens, towels, Dapkins, &c, into
cash, will offer for one week only their
entire assortment at reduction OF ten
ner cent from their present low prices.
Remember this discount is positively
made for one week only.
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SNAPPER LUNCH.

E. P. Freye, will serve up this even
ing, one of his Incompatible snapper
lunches, at h saloon No. 7 X. Second
street. This will positively be the last
snapper lunch of this year, as the season
is about over. All lovers OF snapper
should embrace the opportunity and
procure some of it. Fine fresh beer con-
stantly top.
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Yesterdays yellow fever report In
Memphis showed 10 uew cases and Is
deaths.
A honest Indifference to many prevail
ing complaints is the result Of using DR..
Balls BALTIMORE pills. For sale BY all
druggists.
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|tbs Re- s.o boot-black hummer
ples.as Sspd'lican ticket, the Repu1li-
bI,st 'eu a' but when a poor whi e
Sersti. VI ,,''' white hummer votes the
pO,.S,.s''as.e s'eset the Republican sneers
|o lon"as ;. and "bummers," they
Ae on1a ~ as respectable equals
to W., white men. We do not
yOu, ,'a ~ epreferring black /; but be
the s', so,s' references :. since you cannot
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RETURNED HOME.

Rev. R. b. Cook, pastor Of the Second
BAPTIST church, has returned home from
his summer vacation. He will occupy
his pulpit. tomorrow, both morning and
evening. fthH
rfss 49, AZ West Church
There was la'ge attendance at tie
fruit and flower festival at West Presby-
I ,riat, church last night and every o .
seemed to have much enjoyment.
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INCREASE OF WAGES.

The times are getting better beyond
question of doubt, especially in the irou
{, ade, viii rh seems to cOutrol all Other
trades. The demand for workmen In
the iron trade is greater fhan the suppiv
and wages are higher than for over .
year. The Mccullough Iron Company
will raise the wages of their workuien
on and after M Onday.
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SATURDAY,
The 27th Day of September, A. D., 1870,

rhe following described Real Estate, viz !:
All that iarm, plantation, or tract o.
land situated in Mil Greek Hundre :, New
Castle County, and tate Of delaware. and
more particularly described as follows, to
wit J:-Beginniug for the same at stone,
1t being also corner for John Harper and
running north two degrees and forty min.
utes west ~ chains TO stOne In The forks
II the road, thence north II degrees 20
minutes east II chains Do links to stone
JuenCe nth degress s. minutes east sew
en- chains and i8 links 10 . cneetnut tree
thence sou b 40 deg grees east 3 chains nd
"a links TO u stone, thence south one degree
~ minutes east % chains 10 the middle
the road from Corner Ketch TO White CLAY
Greek. then aloEg said road south "
thence still by said ,o<sd. south - degrees
west chaius aud so links, thence sti Il hy
said road south A. degrees 10 jminutos.
w,st chains, thence still oy seiC road
olLh ls degrees 40 minutes. west 4 chains.
bel noe 81 III by said read south 20 dekrees,
10 minutes west 4 chains and " linRs,
thence north 26 degrees minutes west
thence north rs IA degrees west = chains
and links 10 stone, thence south b8 Ia
deg, ees west 8 chalns and IS linAs 70 n
sLOne, thence nor b % "a degrees, west %
west CHI aims and Is links to q stone, theme
north 27 degrees and 63 minntes west t8
cnains and "A LINKS 10 q stone, and thence
north 50 degrees 90 minutes, east chains
and 20 links 10 the nrst mentioned stone
and place of beginning. containing one
hundred acres, three rOods and eighteen
psrches OF land, more or less. with y large
,,One house, large frame AID st0ue pam
ami oth r uui bu lngs theron Q. ected.
SeIzed and taken IN execution ~ Inc
property OF John u. Forrest aud Amanda
fis vile. and TO be sold BY
A'S JOHN PYLE, Sheriff.
sherifrs ONCE, New Castle. August 2 III,
A. D., 1919. ,e ,..
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THE CHECKS ALL READY.

The checks for the payment of Inspec-
tors, Assistants and Clerks of Tues ay's
election have all been prepared and are
at the Treasurer's Office ready for those
who are titled to them. The Treas
urer would be pleased If all would call
to-day, and get the charges cleared from
the books.
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ELECTED UASuInn

ID mss,,e maoiED CASHIER.
en Bsnh'e B,Re q, Of t the directors of the
Psa, Wal WsII,s,. q, Dover, held on q Tues ,as
0fJsmess' s'e 3, vacancy w;,9cy caused blythe by the
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Register's Order.
RE0IarnR's USFICE,

New Castle Co., sept. 5th, 1879.
Upon the application Or Robert 8 arif-
dt !, Itvin g. Hrif1.h and VIM X, Lock-
wOOd, executors OF Jos phi Grifilth,
late Of r'encader Hundred, in said
county, decd, It il ordered and directed by
the Register that the Adm inistrator afore.
said, give notice Of the granting Of Letters
res' AmentAr, upon the Estate, OF
the decd, with the date Of granting thereof
BY causing advertisements to be posted
within forty days from the date OF sucf
letter., In ak Of the most public places o.
the County OF New Castle, requiring al
persons having demands against the kis
late. 70 present the same, or abide by al
Act Of Assembly In such case made ans
provided. And also cause the same to b
Inserted within the same period in tn
Wilmington GAZETTE. newspaper pub
ltshed In Wilmington, and 70 be continue
therein three weeks (e. o. d.
t>~~ Given under the hand and Seal @
}L.s. ONCE OF the Register Aforesaid, a
XVI New Castle, in New Castle Count,
Aforesaid, the day and year above written.
3. o. BIGGS. Register.
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l. Ok BALE "A woil ossAv. nu ), Tire
cery o.vr~. In " god ueis hhor, ND
Enj ,ys good trade. Inquire Il :
seI'4tI THIS ORRfCR
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lOA8DlNea -tleasnnt rooms, \ trat,
sep3.SL*
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THE D )G TAX.

Since the first of January last, 1920
dogs have been registered at the police
alton, the revenue therefrom anount-
ing to $1779.
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8. GRIFFITH,
lkVl Il. GRIFFITH,
WI Y T.n,yK whnn

Executors.
Address :-Wm. X Loch wood, Warwick.
Md. f; Robert b. Griffith, Aassafras, Kent
Co.. Md; Irwin q. Grinith st. Augustine,
Cecil Co. Md. aeu6-3WeOO
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1879-09-06
NEW ADvERTIsEalENTA

CHERIFFS SALE.
y ay VirLuy ot ~ writ OF Levaria Facias,
10 me directed, will bs exposed TO Public
8 ale, at the
HOTEL OF JAMES G. PEARSON,
1 the village OF Stanton, In Mill Greek
H ndred, New Castle County, Della
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The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1879-09-06

The case before the Major this MOI Z.
ing was one drunk. Fifty cents and
costs was the penalty imposed.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1879-09-06

All persons having claims against the
Estate Of the deceased must present the
same duly attested to the Executors,
on or before sept. 9th, 1880, or abide the
Act Of Assembly In such case made and