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CONFLICTING JUSTICE.


Justice Robert +. Laird Of Jersey City was
convicted In the Hudson County Court Of Cen
eral Sessions yesterday. on an indictment ac-
cusing him Of falsely imprsonng Samuel Il.
Derrckson. II seems from the testimony that
the complainant. who is also n Justice Of the
Peace. entered Justice Laird's office. in Pali-
sndo avenue. on the evening Of June q. 1873
ANA asked for the papers in u suit in which ho
was Interested. Justice Laird replied that he
had no time 10 attend to thu subject. AMI ordered
his visitor ont OF the room. Dcrrickson AZ first
refused to 70 without the documents. but he
aiterward changed his mind. As he was about
10 20. Laird sprang from his bench and grasped
him by the shoulders saying;
BY -. I'll not let you out ~ here until
put YOU whore the dogs wont bark NJ YOU
He thou deputizrd James MulNancy. u civilian
who was present 20 arrest Drrrirkson. and.
Selling pen ana paper, he made ont a commit
ment consigning Derrckson TO the county lail
for three months on n charge OF sOrderly cou-
duct. The prisoner WAS Released on habeas
corpus on the following morning.
Judge Gnrretson asked the defendant while
the Inter was on tho stand: VINO arrested
Derrickson p
Who made the complaint OF disorderly con-
duct?"
What was tho dsordcrly couductT
He asked Tor them papers.
Who convicted himf'
did"
The Jury then, by Judge Garretsons direc-
ton pronounced the defendant guilty. and he
was reminded Tor sentence.
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TRAPS FOR THE UNWARY.
The De Facto Postmaster-GeneraIK Key Las
soes "a Drove OF JaekaIs.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 27.-The de fdcto Post
master-General has declared war against the
numerous swindlers who are using the mails to
defraud honest farmers and others The fol-
lowing order has been issued:
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
WAsHISGToN, ID. c. Jan. rs.
II having been represented to mo that certain
persons named below. OF New York city. are
engaged in conducting a scheme and device Tor
Obtaining money through tho mails by means
Of false and fraudulent Dretences. representa-
tl0ns. and promises. aud being satisfied from
the evidence before me that tho said persons
are 50 engaged:
do hereby forbid the payment by the Post
master nj New York TO the said persons Of any
postal money order drawn 20 the order of j. II.
street; Thomas Smith and Thomas Smith
cashier Mercantile Prize Association, "a Ann
street; Thomas ~ George, l49 Fulton street /:
Charles II. Mann 40 South street; and the said
Postmaster is hereby directed to inform the re-
mltt'r Ol the said postal money order that the
payment thereof has been forbidden. and the
sum Of said money order will be returned on
the presentation 81 a duplicate money order
applied for and obtained under the regulations
OF tho department.
And upon the same evidence tho Postmaster
at New York city Aforesaid is hereby instructed
To return all registered letters which shall ar
rive AT his oflioe. directed to the persons herein
named 10 the POstmasters at the offices Rt which
they were originally mailed, with the word
Fraudulent" plainly written or stamped upon
the outside Of such letters.
ID. NJ. KEY. Postmaster General.
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The Fee Mook Kep. sealed.
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON. ID. &. Ian.

County Clerk Gumbleton has reduced 10 n
system the Obstructive policy he began time ago
prevent the Bar Associauon's Committee from n,esu
eating the hooks oi ms office and, by measure which
hr has lHt"A prncused and which he is carrying
pracuce seems 10 feel that the hooks will furnish strong
evidence AGAINST him. The system is illustrated by
an incident In inc County CLERKS office on saturday. A
young lawyer Frederick :. Wait. called on Mr. GumDle
ton and asked leave 10 the Tee book which the
q CLERK Is required by law 10 keep lie told that
uHi ne would sitn ceruhcate the form u which
vas prepared and IN readiness This certii
cate sets iurth that the seeking 70 inspect the
book Is not in wise connected with the Bar Asso,
cAuons Committee, that he dOes not seek the in.
s"cuon Tor IA" purpose Of Supplying such committee
WIN nlormau"n' that he Will not furnish information
T. the committee, and, further that he does
INSPECTION i"r IA" purpose Of gathering information
winch 10 bAse charges against the County CLERK Mr.
wait declined 10 sign The certificate and denied Pc
mission to examine the book which under the law OF
lsl1 u required To he Kept open To the inspec ton
everybody aud IS declared TO be public rec ord Ike the
olleT books VI the County Clerks ONCE
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John Flood. a letter carrier detected in stealing
letters containing money from the Post oce, was com
mited 10 Ludlow street jail by Commiss oner shields
yesterday. He had teen suspected tor time aud
Oh sunday he WAS narrowly watched. lie had been on
SELECTION tour, and he seen 10 take number Of
letters and put them into his pocket rwcnuonc let
found lis person. UNOPENED. $40 o. which
probably contain money Most uf them addressed
To- weliSuown lottery agent who receives large
amount of money by mai dan The letters lid not
into the mans hands in the his business
He took good tp divert suspicion himself iy
r,hliuy the bpNe~ nt other lie nlt 20 do
easily because he WAS an auxiliary cArrr AMI some
times EN- Logged on one route. and sometimes on an.
oticr. Flood appointed ~ August 1871 At ~ HUI
has wiie and two children Ills salary
sND year He confessed III the past
he had taken about 5000 He had spent the money in
rlotuus living
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fingnrIli.

THE annual election for thirteen Directors Of the
i sixth Avenue Railroad Company will b. held nj the
depot 18th OF i3i ~ on Tuesday, Feb H. 1873
from ~ ~ l o'clock HENRY = MOORE. Secretary.
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@lantt0 Sfma.ss.


A -VP-TOwN ADVERTISERS
y May eave their iavors Tor Tal at the only
su,hol e up.lown advertise ment otfeesb
BOs West 2sd t.. corner q stl Az. ull ~
O2 East IAN 81. corner Union square. ul SPIN
NoeSra cnnr--.
-WANTED-Expert operators on Wheeler (
nm sip; OK PREMISES or %T H9%F rs@:f snns
sample JACKMAN 4 oliARA
A -WANTED-Expcr, fuckers on Wheeler VII
prs1i son ''" JAckNXS oHKRA - Church st
RTIFICIAL FLOwERS.-wanud. blossom
~ masters, also learners WORK gwen out on hies ."
ARTIFICIAL FLOWER4.-wantci blossom
n and cluster makers al" learners 3ol browne St
A prce to arstclas, hand. s01 West 2ith st ID lott
A GIRL TO attend ceniec uoncry; must be neat and
n willing IN work ~ Newark ay Jersey city
expenenced operaior went.d on ,clhdrcns Kilt
"A dIi6iRsLEEvE'S % Church st
A q. SIMOH a. 90, 20 aud - Lispenard st.,
n want cn.lhrcte prc.-ers
DASE BALLs.-Guls living with parents to learn
noon Ryan 4 CO.. 81 Ecade II
makers on white vests; Is cent: a
- dozen; experienced hands only need apply. O07
Broadway, cor er IN st, room 81
RONNAZ hands kept busy at good pay. call all the
- week Novelty Emhroderng Company. y L1sTenard
DONNAZ operators wanted; work stcady and good
ID pay oPrENlElM. ~ Wm'e st
RONNAz hands wanted, steady work. ;.eod pay
ID ~ N"o'terst
EXPERIENCED women to work on vents pant,
II N country Address d. a HEGEMAN EoNyn' l.
EXPEKIENCED binders on ladies, collars and
II Guns, ruchinI', sc Lrolls BROS ~ watcrst
EXPERIENCED indoor operators On ladies' un-
II dergarment> ~ Walker 81
LNIKST-CLASS hand ulnitcrs ON ruilin.s. steady
employment Y ; LEVI BRO, Hand l6Whuc t
GREATEST REDUCTION N sowing uechucs.
" O., 81 To so. W a ", slolo so DEAN, BOND IT,
GIRLS wanted to work nj pipe factory, 40 West 18Th
HANDS on linen coats a52 North I'd IT., Williams
II bursh Ring front door bell can one week
HANDS wanted on linen alpaca and flannel coats
! 2's North 8lh It., Wiluan'hurgh
MILLINERs.-tool braid sewers and rimmers,
wi only hrst-clas, nnui. Apply
nrABERG HART, Si WoosersL
OPERATORS and hnsDors wanted on nigh, aud
" dress shirts also hu.utu makers, work given out
BlOoMlNGDALL : 81 ay, corner 56lh It,
OPERATORS. ha,rers and Hnishers on pants.
~ stendy work, call all the week. Inquire - Henry 81
OPERATORS straw sewing machines wanted
" Jos SCHULTZ, ~ Mercer st.
" gwen out NJ ROsENBArM, 49, Easi Hol,on Il
OPERATOKS on pants. basters ahd hnishers 6l5
~ East 9th S., second uuof.
DIAPER BOX Es.-wantcd, good experienced
hands on glue and paste work 40 amt IL Prince 81
DAPEK BOXES.-EXpctieneed hands on large
= glue w0Ek LkAAANN = 0LUCk, 40 kAst 2sth ~
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SuarO ano aooms.

SoaGO an0 .ooms.
A COMFORTABLE bedroom with use Of Kitchen
"a Milh lone lady. AupD To the dressmaker. 3Ul
Henry ST, also AN apprentice
A NICE front room 10 lct nrst floor. furnished for
"a housek'rmns lol E'm st. near Broume ~
NICELY FURNISHED large front room good hoard
~ nre and gas Tor 2gcntemcn, - each. 40 sAh aV
IA TO &i5O-Board with pleasant rooms table
vi Mard, ~ house heated throughout, English fam.
~ 3l3 West 3Alh IT,
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sabiuos Banks.

NEW YORK SAVINGS BANK, 9Th av.. cor.
~ itt strhe srni annual dividend AZ the rate Ut
FIVE per cent Ucr annmn declared Jan J. 1873 on
ALL SUNS from 3 to k5uDl Interest commencing the
1T NJ each month. Assets 81 6an iss on Surplus,
Sj9nui1 RICHARD n. BULL, President
G " BLiNcEKRHorT. Secretary.
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STEAMBOATS, auO aallrJi0A
DENNsYLvANIA KAILM9AD.
Nd uNifiEsID sfffEs MHiL Ror


AND UNITED STATES NAIL. ROUTE
On ami after y IA. ~. 1875.
Trains New York. DesDrOs-rs and Cortland
streets Ferries. ~ follows
Express Harrisburg Pittsburgh the West and south,
with Pullman Palace Cars attached. at A NJ, Z and
$50 z. ". daily
For wllnamsport Lock Haven. Cory ami Erie AT 30
y. NJ. connecting At Cory for rtusvillc, Petroleum
Centre. and the oil Regions WilllanspOrt aud Lock
HHyen.S A. NJ
Baltimore Washington. ami the South. Limited Wash.
ington Express" OF Pullman Parlor Cars dIly. except
sunday. 10 4. ". arrive Washington Az T. " R.gJ.
lar at 80 aud s.21 A. NJ. ana 10 4. NJ sun4ay,
43O A. N. and 1OP NJ. For Baltimore r. NJ, except
SUNDAY.
III A. NJ $50 4, 5. D. 80. $50. aud 10 Z. " sun.
day. 40 and A NJ s. o. 10. 30. aui ~ r. N. Eni.
grant and ~econl class : 80 Z VI
Boats OF Brooklyn Annex connect with all through
trains at Jersey cry. Hhoring a speedy aud direct
transfer for BROOKLYN travel
Trains arrive From Pittsburgh. $50 1910 A. NJ 10 10
T. VI. daily, $40 A. o - =. daily except Monday
From Washington AMI Baltimore. $50 A. ". ,, J.Jl
445. i9lof, " SUNDAY. 90 4 NJ and iO.ll r n
From Philade iphia 4Sl So 3 ~. 1910. 1880 A NJ
$50 $50 d:!t $50, aud 1910 r; N; sunday. i'J@
q 50 lOAu. II - A. NJ $40. lot +. VI.
Ticket Ohces. j26 and VA Broadway. Aston HOuse,
and foot Desbrossvs AMI Cortanlt st Court T. aud
BROOKLYN Annex Depot foot y fulton I. BO9Slyn;
ll4. ll6 aud lis Hudson 81, Honuktn, Depot Jersey
CITY. Enigrant lieket othee, Battery place
FRANK THOMSON. l.. Z FARMER
General Manager. GenI Passenger AGENT
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TO PHILADELPHIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE oLDEsTABLIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
FOURTEEN THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY;
THREE DEPOfS n PHILADELPHIA.
TWO IN NhN NOkk
DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQuIR
MkSr. AND THE FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
on AND AFTER DEC Is, 1873.
Express Trains leave New lurk. wa Desbrosses and
CoTtlandt streets Ferries. a. iu.Ows
30 80 ~ y. ~ LiuIted ~ A NJ. !, $3.50. 4. ;. u,
$50. $50, AMI 10 r n sundays $50 AMI A ,, D,
7:JO. $50, and 10 T. w.
Boats OF Brooklyn Annex connect with all through
trains At Jersey city anprdins speedy aud direct
transfer Tor Brooklyn travel
Returning trains leave Philadelphia u ol, IS 800 !,
IXa, :. $50 and II 4 NJ; Limited EXPRESS. ~ r
NJ, ,, I, b3u Z ami 81 +. NJ On sunday, l2Ol,
-, 8 81, X. $40 A. VI 1. : - T.. NJ
Ticket Offices. $40 ami VA Broadway. Aston Huu~,
and foot OF Debrosses aud COrandt s Court - aud
Brooklyn Annex Depot loot at Fulton Il, brouNlyn. IA
ll6 aud liz Hudson ST. HuhoNen; Depot, Jersey cay.
Emigtant ticket office, Battery place. -
FRANK THOMSON, l. P FARMER,
GENERAL MANAGER Gcul PASSENGER AGENT
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SINPENNY SAVINGS hank HOOKS
- bought hy PERRY j FULLER IA T,,Iur -

WANrED-Ap party To contract to make 10 To ~
W u.m soap frames, usual SIZE. Address SOAPS. 4 o
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FOURTEEN THOUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY
THREE DEPOfS n PHILADELPHIA
TWO IN NEN YORK.
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DOUBLE TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED EQpIR
MkNr, AND THE FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
Smyrna times., 1879-09-10
THE NEW IRON STEAMER
JOHN :. TYGERT,
WILL LEAVE

WILL LEAVE
Smyrna Rothwell's Landing) and Pier 2 South
Wharves, Phila., until further notice,
Smyrna times., 1879-09-10
MARYLAND ITEMS.

shark. eight feet long, was caught near Easton,
tuesday
One day recently forty dead bodies were picked up
OF Cape Cn~ii's
rho Cbestertown Transcript will print a daily paper
dnring the Kent county falr.
,,,., Nelson. of Virginia, has been appointed prn-
;nsl of the Easton High School
o.,oonstown oysters are not fat as usual and OIL
.,et account the trade is rather dull.
r,rontv women taxpayers voted at the steam
onrine election in Salisbury recently.
,so Grand tournament at Hambleton Park Fair,
,,asou will take place on Friday next and last day
Of the fair
Col. sewell Hepbron, prominent farmer ne Of Sent
oonntv and leadlng cluzen' uleu III Chesterto"h
Sunday morning IaSt
Tho oxford crab cannery puts up $1,000 crabs daily.
a Ihe With ten oyster canning establishments, that
place will be kep' Dus!'
Tho Odd Fellows Hall at Easton is to be dedicated
~, ne 13th inst when the Grand Lodge of Maryland
will be present. 1t cost SlOOOO'
oolored boy. Henry Martin, in Pocomoke City,
ING Slapped by John Renshaw, colored. filled two
nrs with Paris green and dattempted to have Rensh9w
pett tbem He discovered the poison and Martin, who
;sit tai wears of age, was lodged in jail.
Tho vinevard of J. H. Deckerman. on the Choptank
- above POtter's Landing, contains about 10000
vines There are ten different varieties and some of
rhe clusters weigh three-quarterS OF pound he VIII
put up about $40 gallons OF wine from vines planted
Ssujag Liquor Without License.-The Cecil Wing says
.St on Thursday last j. B. Meyer driver for Charles
Snbect the brewer of Wilmington, was arrested in
FEon Cecil county, on the charge of selling liquor
aisbont license and held in 500 bail to court Mr.
Snhect went to Elkton, and procured bail for his
tlnpOye
The Easton Fire Department held its first parade
Monday There were about 60 officers and men in
Inc Wearing blue shirts trimmed with white under
' ihn command of Captain Edward Roberts. The
steam fire engine drawn by four horses decorated
with flowers. The various apparatus was in nice
order and made quite a display. The Easton Mozart
Rand furnished the music.
Smyrna times., 1879-09-10
GENUINE NO. | PERUVIAN GUANO.

D. would call attention 10 our large stock Of No.
v vvasennent Islands, II is in fine dry condition and
n ny 3 superior. For sale at low prices for cash.
sen5S' a shOGERs Seed Dealer 1S3 Market st., Phila.
ssiu ior pgiees before purchasing aug 27-Sw
Smyrna times., 1879-09-10

Niagara Falls is now lighted at night by electric
light and the effect is said to be beautiful Red lenses
% frequently used at the base Of the fall making the
mass of water flowing over the precpice intense
rod The electric light is also used to create lunar
rainbow above the falls.
Smyrna times., 1879-09-10

ADVERTISING CHEATs.-It has become so common to
write the beginning of elegant interesting article
snd then run it into some advertisement that we
avoid ali such cheats and simply call attention to the
merits of Hop Bitters in plain honest terms as pos
sibe to induce people to give them one trial. as no
else.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-07

|eign TclegraPhic Summary

be war in South Africa grows in
bal interest as British reinforcements
be. Cetewayo, the Zulu King Is re-
Fd organizing large army. His
ler, Oham, supposed aspirant for
throne, has surrendered, with 800
tiors, to .he British-The crushing
at of the great slave-trader Sulieman
hs Egyptians renders the capture of
is slave stations certain-Stock SUBJ
btions to the new French Atlantic
graph cable will be opened in Paris
l5-part of the telegraph cable for
u Africa will be SHIPPED from Eng
to-day-Garibaldi, who has just al
4 from Rome, is in bad health-The
PbHdse crew beat the Oxford easily
United States frigate Constitution
from Lisbon, Portugal, yesterday,
lie Cnited States-Heinrich Wilhelm
Ihe German meteorologist and
feF is dead.
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outside and went out; saw colored man
lying in the road; witness nd Frank
McManus helped the man up and Edw.
Manps went up the road to find RI,
friends; they took the man along the
road as far as Charts house and left HIM.
when they returned to the sa'oon in cor !.
pany with Edward McManus; witne ,s
saw Flynn, Kopp, Monaghan and Smith
In Walther's saloon about half an hour
before any fuss occurred; they afterwards
came to McManus' place while witness
and the McManus brothers were taking
the colored man up the road:
1t being late, with more witnesses to
De examined, the jury, at 11:45 O'Clock
ADJOURNED until 1880 o'clock this even
ing.
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To he Hung.

he coming Spring, 10000 pieces of
paper and 1900 pairs of win
|, shades, all from the reliable
\ Paper House of j. X. Holt, 223
Lhel street. Mr.. Holt is selling 15c.
~ Tor l2ac., l2ac. for 10c. 10c. for
ana sc. for &c. per piece. These
Us are Of the very best make, and
/ BRallleed at full length. Mr.. Holt
sell you enough paper and border
Paper room II it. by IL #. for the
VI sum Of 10 cents. So, you see, pa
Wy Is cheaper than whitewashing.-
spring designs are stylish and beau
|pao' \, GOOD oil shading 1sc. per yard.
lu0S shades and fixtures, hung COM
II ~ sl,,9 per pair. Gilt papers and
w Work 80 per cent lower than ever.
Us call and be convened that the
~ ,so. ~ no humbugging advertisement,
=, .Sc's' JOHN r. HOLT, 223 Market
febl7-Gtf.
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Important TO M~thers.

\ thiMMgi iislow's slows Soothing Syrup is the
III s cbm,sinlat .ilat mothers can rely upon for
mach' ah''oren: oi, 1t corrects acidity of the
kels and d0les ',,a wind collie, regulates the
ho,her y, SaVes rest, health and com fort,
[teethin@ ~ I,s cllllu. During the process
eens lh, 90 value is incalculable. 1t
qallays afni niu,ns. ,l. reduces infiam nation
child and PAIN thereby giving rest 10
-'' I've cents bottle, marihNiveoi %
The daily gazette., 1879-04-07

ilaieInIhr,Jo liIr John w. Hall, of and from
nk near IF, Tnc,,u ,oound east, coal laden,
|nll. Tho a'ner ns Neck Shoal night OF
ngpina Iu ~ crew We're rescued from
2i by lisa III an exhausted condition on
hnl y IT, q ME boat from TuckernecF c
pr, built 1r ,e .. u, w, Hall was 2l8 tons reg
|us l'' Il this town in 1S6o.Wmilforsd s
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MARRIED.

1Sl 1AIO 1O1"D-
GRIFFITH-MAHO Rev. j. Il.
Caldwell, Joseph Griffith, of Phil adel.
phla, TO Emily M. Mahoney of Will
mington, on April ard, 1879.
MITCHELL-FORsYTHR-By the same
on the same day at 81. Paul's parsonage
Israel ID. Mitchell, OF Chester Co., Pa.
and Adrianna Forsythe.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-07
Indications for To-day.

" Ne Middle Atlantic States, uarnaer,
reatter followed by Increasing cloud'-
ml probably BY rain,,c.nds mostly
ktaterly, stationary or falling barome-
The daily gazette., 1879-04-07

INtTythinu -, ------------
I've, Is In Is needed in a first class cook
ege. This W aound In theHaryest Home
fterns of s cod range with twenty other
+. pict9 Pic to9ok stoves is to he found % at
bet. 'OAeis's, Nos. Z and @ r. Fem FonrtS aS
febN-tf
The daily gazette., 1879-04-07

The West End Hotel, Philadelphia, q
iashionable Chestnut street hostelrie, has
been closed by the sheriff.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-07

NOTICE TO ODELINQUENTs OF CITY
~ and School Taxes Of 1s7s.-Those to
wnom we have rendered bills and postal
cards, and who have paid no attention to
them, had better call and settle their taxes.
We nave got tired of sending for them,
and II they do not call we will proceed to
collect by making levies, and will also
publish their names and amounts due.
EDH UND PROVOST,
WILLIAM KYNE,
City Collectors.
ONCE. No. 10, e. sixth street, between
Market and King; Hours, 8 a. m. TO Ia M,
to 8 and 70 8 p. m. APT -1W
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OTICE.-Proposals will be received
IN for printing three hundred copies of
the Journal OF the House OF Representa-.
t1ves Of the State of Delaware. for the ses-
sion commencing January 7th, 1879, APT,
and inclusive of the 29th day OF March
1879, with an index. The journal is to be
as to contain at least forty-flve lines on a
page, with the yeas and nays In q line
In compact form, as provided in Section
4, Chapter 4, of the Revised Statutes. AN
proposals must be made in writing. direct
ed TO me at Dover, DEL, on or before the
1st day Of May 1879, stating the price per
page, and including all charges for furn-
ishing and delivering the work.
JNO. r. .SAULSBURY,
Clerk OF the House OF Representatives.
April 2, 1879. apIO-8tw
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Nj OTICE.-We, William Baxter and
IN Matthew Baxter, trading under the
name of William Baxter q Bro, do here
by give notice that we shall apply to the
the Peace and JAN Delivery OF the State OF
Delaware, in and for New Castle county,
on Monday, the 18th day of May next.
1879, being the first day of the May term OF
eating liquors in quantities not less than
one half gallon, net to be drunk ON the
premises, at No. West Fourth street. be-
ing the southeast corner of Fourth and
Shipley sire It's, in the Th1ri Ward, of the
city of Wilmington, Delaware, aud the
following respectable citizens residing in
said Ward recommend the said appIica-
tion, to wit:
Thos ID Gibson, James smith,
Thos l Russell, Charles Schmith,
Z J McManus, A Biermann,
p Forman, Nathan Lieberman.
George X Baugh, Andrew Wilhelm,
Conrad Keller, Patrick Kelly,
Henry ward, SamI Culbert,
Preston Ayars, Edward Farmer,
feter BabcOck, James Clark.
Daniel Collins, Patrick Monaghan,
Henry Grebe, W II Jack,
James A Croker, Jno H Graham,
King Dolbow.
VIM. BAXTER & BRO,
ap7-St Attn Shipley streets.
N censed retailer Of goods. wares and
merchandise, do hereby give notice that
shall apply to the Judges Of theCourt Of Gem
eral Sessions of the Peace and jan Deliv-
cry, of the state OF Delaware, in and for
New Castle county. on Monday, the 18th
day OF May next, A. D., 1879, being the
first day of the next May term OF the SAID
court for license to sell intoxicating IL
quors in quantities not less than ne-half
gallon, at No. 4 East Sixth street, in the
Fourth Ward, OF the city of Wilmington,
Delaware, said No. being one of the store
houses situate in the building known as
the "SaviIe Building, on the southeast
corner of Sixth and NJ Arket streets, in said
Ward and City aforesaid, and the follow
ing respectable citizens residing in said
ward recon mend the said application, to
wit:
Lewis Preston, VIM a Brady,
Chas Bush. Eenry Albert,
Julius A Krauspe, VIM Homewood,
Prosper Sebre, ST Ware,
Francis x JacQuot, b f Vandever,
A ] Hart, Peter Springer,
M Pennington, Bernard Bonner,
JC Pyle VIM McGonigal.
John sparks, August Ten Weges,
G b Chandler, A ID Reasin,
Geo HI simmons, John Fehrenbach,
Charles Preston, Jacob Sebre.
ap7-St* ALEXANDER SAVILLE.
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