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Can WINDOW REFuND2-The N i.
Y. World does not believe Mr.. Win.
dom has the power and authority to
redeem the outstanding and Q per
cent. bonds of the United States with
reissue Of bonds at 81 per cent. 1t
says: "William Wind dom now appears
under the advice Of sertain New York
banks, 1t is said, and Of Attorney Gen.
eral Mao Veagh, as the author of Re-
funding bill Of his own for the benefit
Of the United States. With the sur-
plus revenues, the cash in the Treas-
ury and the sales of the as yet unissued
AS he expects to have about $500, 00O,.
600 under his control. He therefore
Offers to redeem the 6s on the 1st of
July, or at the option of the holders
to stamp the es at 81 and let them run.
In other words, what Mr.. Hayes de-
clined, for reasons satisfactory to him.
self, TO permit Congress to do with
the 81 and Be- at per cent, Mr.. Win
dom proposes of his own motion, and
rs 1t were on his own hook, to do with
the ss alone at % per cent. PRAY
what has been the meaning of all the
pother about the necessity of an extra
session Of Congress to pass a Refunds
irg bill, If such bill can be enacted
BY Mr.. Window of his own motion
during the recess of Congress Can
MIR. Window issue or continue" OBJ
legations of the United States with the
same cheerful irresponsibility with
which Mr.. Windom's predecessor.
when he constituted himself a wild cat
bank in Ohio, issued the notes of that
institution 7 These are questions to
which investors win perhaps insist ap-
ON having more definite answer than
can be furnished by Mr.. Window and
Mr.. MacVeagh before treating what
ssen very much like the personal OBJ.
legations Of Mr.. Window as securities
Of the United Sta,es of America. II
may Be that Mr.. William Windom,s
personal credit win enable him to ~.
place Government securities to thu
amount Of 81o5, 900, 900 bearing Der
sent. interest with what look very like
bis Individual obligations to the same
amount bearing 81 per cent. interest.
Bat We shouts ,hink Il doubtful, par.
ticulariy as Mr.. Windom has been at
such unusual pains 0 keep his In en-
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tions on this subject 9 s'secrstN from
the street in whose operations be is be-
lieved to have an important personal
stake at this present time.

SENATOR CALL, OF Florida, the Other
day in the Senate made NJ ssrs. Dawes
and Hoar, OF Massachusetts,, and Haw.
ley, OF Connecticut and Anthony, ol
Rhode Island open their eyes. They have
been casting about to fnd Athe mote in
the eye OF their neighbors South withoui
once imagining that there was so great
q "beam in their own eyes," MIR. Call
read evidence showing that In Massa-
chusstes 10000 citizens In 1880 were
deprived of the ballot. For what? Mr.
Call said:
sHere We have a law OF guardianship
which deprives man of bis vote be-.
capse he is spendthrift aud gets drunk
aud may at some time waste his estate.
We have law in the South which dis
fraDchies man who was convicted of
crime, and yet we must have crusade
OF terror aud force for "free ballot"
A man who can vote in Florida cannot
vote In Massachusetts yet the Senators
must have crusade for "free ballot"
Now let US see what Mr.. Boynton says
further on that subject. He says. aud 1t
Is so stated 10 the minority report, as TO
the straws which they throw across tue
path of vote Q in the State OF Massachu-
| setts.
While hundred Of my nearest re-
publican neighbors voted for me, COM
prisiDg the most liberal and intelligent,
yet ohice-seekers and some of the later
converts, small and bitter politicians,
turned 1srcely upon me, because they
said il followed my conscience in vet
lug, | was assisting to destroy the re-
p0bltcan party. Therefore you find
tba, sad, that shameful testimony with
regard to MacNamara and others OF my
neighbors dlstrancbsed, and one of them
thought himself given The opt on Of q
dungeon o. vot for the candidates Of
my oppon ent-.
Mr.. Call said:-''I fnd that in Con-
necticut they have borough representa-
ton by which the political power Of the
State is controlled as distinct from pop
ulation and its numbers, the effect of
which is to make the ballot of a person
living in one place five or perhaps ten
times as powerful as In another place"
Hartford with population of AZ ,553
has two representatives, and Hartland
with population OF 64S has also two
representatives. New Haven with 62,-
sSS has two representatives while Union
with 5Ss has two, and so it goes on
through the whole list. There are
twelve towns. Blk efthsm have an ag-
gregate population Of lsA, 1888 ami have
twelve representatives, while the other
six towns With an aggregate population
OF 50S6 have twelve Representatives.
Thus the "rottsn borough" system is
worked to the interest OF the Republican
party entirely and Intended 10 keep It in
power. Here are the figures:
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TheLa. Charity a ais.

"Charity suffereth long and is kind"
There has arisen fierce discussion
among the avowedly religious newspa-
pers. TAX Ing as text the. propriety OF
tain hospitals In the city of New York,
Philadelphia, and elsewhere, doing evil,
it Is alleged, that good may come from
1t. In fact, as one OF the leading Gus
organs states, 1t Is better To AT once
mail two dollars TO NJ. A. DauphiL, at
No. 3l9 Broadway, New York city, N Y.
or the same person ut New Orleans, La ,
for ticket in the next grand n outhly
state Lottery Company, to take place
April l2tu, al New Orleans, and draw
$4,000 thereby aiding the Charity Hospi-
tal in that city. apr6
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CARPETS AND FURNITT1Rl
4
JOHN WANAMAKER,s
PHILADEIPH
CARPETS.

Our stock of carpets ,s now about as full
as IL will be any time this spring, II is
rich In every sort, except whole carpets,
We have, perhaps. as choice collection
OF luxurious carpets as any In Phiiadel-
phia, such as wilton, administer and mo-
quette; while in brussels, tapestry aud in.
grain our stock is beyond any other.
w lhout doubt
Patterns that prove below the average
In acceptabiiily we mark down. This
gives us at least two prices In every fa-
bric.
We bespeak calls rom buy ers for ho-
tells, churches, Institutions, DC.
Carpets below valte;
Five patterns of wilton, 81: one OF them
AN oriental pattern, we consider particu-
larry choice. Otb"r p Itterns, OF the same
quality, s275. John Grosgley Sons
Eeglish tapestry, sl.l5; ten patterns.
Brussels, fifteeu patterns. si.25.
Northern gallery.
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FURNITURE

a cue TO the character Of on.
without seeing 1t. Take f. no our iurnlp
ped room suite OF three niecaae M aexampAI
Lowest prices p'eceS.
ASH, wood tops. .....
Another style, walnut or ass.ih'''.......I
eCPo..s'... .............,., h'Arble
such az are Ia every furnitmr...'..."...,l
mon wood and common Wiz wass stole "a
ALSO q small assortment of WeksI
painted sets. VI 'cvttage NJ
Lowest prices In first Class svo..
walnut, wood tops. .. "ork;
same style ir mahogany ''''''"...l
oI plain style but proper f,..'.,..... far ...,.......
ia any mousse, no matter how I9nae r,aae foOa
Lowest price In elegant w"rs'h' sich'
maple or walnut. Tennessaa
..s ''..s..........,. "u
Lowest prices In luxurlons '1,,..s."..a
walnut, Tennessee marble mofki
Same style In mahogany 'opS''"..lI
A very chaste and noble bi'.,,...,.,.. .;.,..,.,.. d
tion of work: ''yle, peril
Maple, wood tops ...
same In mahogany. ''..',..,slN
We have very large a,sor;...,.".
below 4l00, and betweei, Slg, s.isaH nS a bC
hiSner prices there Is no lighaa Wy
only more costly decoration '' qusEs
Ihe western gallery.
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Mr.. Call continued, in Pennsylvania,
no man can vote without paying tox.
ls suffrage free In Vermont. The Hon.
Mr.. Loring, OF Massachusetts, a high
authority says, . citizen whs Is twenty
one years OF age and Is of quiet and
preaceable BEHAVIOR" in the State of
Vermont, "may exercises the right of
suffrage" As said before, in most of
our States the condition of disfranchss-
msnt to conviction for crime; but here
the judgment of the authorities 10 that
q man shall be of ga quiet and peaceabls
behavior"
The Estate of Rhode Island which i'm
pose such limitations upsn suffrage that
not more than 40 per cent. OF her male
population are permitted to vote. say
gentlemen, in all candor, you must
abandon this crusade, ibis pretended
crusade, false and hollow as 1t is, of "a
free ballot and fair count" You have
no free ballot; you do not pretend that
you have one. You dare not have one.
1t is impossible In ysur country for you
to have free ballot. In one way or
another you must concentrate the con-
troll of political power, In your largely
populated and dense communities, in tha
hands of the intelligent and the property
holding and the tax-payiDg classes OF tho
people, either by district and territorial
representation, by suffrage qualification,
by qualifications of residence or of pro-
perty, by limitations of age or sex, as
Senator Anthem y ably showed"
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Some OF the trustees OF the churches in
Albany are discussing the expediency CT
Introducing electric lights in place OF gas.
A few of the church members object
alleging that the light is TOO dazzling,
and that If 1t shin mes In the minister's eyes
1t might blind him. fhe reply Is made to
this that there is nothing more unpleas-
ant to the eyes of the gentleman In the
pulpit IL en- the many colored stained glass
windows, the glare of which he has to
face on asunshiny morning.
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NOTICE., James W. King, In com.
N pilanee with the requirement of the
act OF Assembly, In such case made and
provided, do hereby give notice that
snail apply In writing TO the Court of
General ses ions of the Peace and Jaii
Delivery OF the stale o. Delaware In and
Tor New Castle county, ON Monday, the
WI day Of May next, A. d.. 1881, being
The nrst day OF the next May term of inc
said court, for a license to keep an inn or
tavern at No. Market street. Oein y
the N. w. corner of Water and Marked
reets,in tue First ward OF the city OF vii
n'lngtsn, De-, and to sell intoxicaiing
liquors In less Quantities than one uuar2
10 DE drunk ON The premises, aud the fol-
lowing -fubslautiuf freeholders RECON-
mend tue said application to wit
Thomas Pagan. Ca.eb Hlller,
henry Bradley, Patrick j. Long,
Geo. Ii. MARBLE, Edward Rogers
John ". Christy, james CorraQan
Ereueflck Wen, Francis II. Kelly,
Henry Graham, Julius Guntber
ffancis Kelly, James MeKenna,
Daniel McCusker, William Kvna
J. 3seph NelleTmaier1E X. Craw ford,
Joseph Mccain, A, Ashenbaeh
Lawrence kieIan, ennis Bradiev
W lillam Watson, Michael McI1oon.n
apIli-ot JAM ES w KING.
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LIcENsE APPLICATIONS.

MOT GEL, NJ. IL. Ryan. inc mpllanee
N with the requirements OF the act 81
Assembly in such case made and pro-
vided, do hereby give notice that shall
apply in writing 10 the Court OF General
Sessions OF the Peace rnd Jail Delivery
OF the State el De aware. ~ ana ar TOR New !, y,
NAV next, A. D., 1881. nelng the q 81 Il y
OF the next May term OF said court. ioF Hd a
lIceuse 10 keep an inn or tavern al NO.
C0King street, IN the FOURTH ward Of the
city OF Wilmington, De ;, and 10 sell ~,
toxirating liquors in less quantities IMAM
one quart, 70 be drunk ON The prem ises'
and the following res tectdble persons re-
commend the said appticatioH 10 VIII:
Franc 8 Me Mouagle. VIM. bynch,
John McCafferty, Robert strain,
Robert Parry. Thos. ]. nue.
t,eo. A. Cogswell, j. A. Purnell,
John u. KuTtz, WIN. Alisei ger.
John McCIatfrey, L. u. FIe,
Henry Jacobs, Albert wagner,
Jun A. KrausIe " Eau hner,
Jas. +. McMonigal, Joseph Fullmer,
Bernard Bonner, NJ. Fellheimer,
Thos Laily, james Deaman,
James Brady, John Fehrenhach,
aprl1-3ts M. III. RYAN.
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n oTICE.-I, Jacob b. Hyatt, In com
~ pliance with the requirements OF
the act of Assembly. In such case made
and provided, do hereby give notice that
l snail apply IN writing 10 the Court Gi
Delivery of The State OF Delaware. In and
Tor New Castle county. ON Monday. the
yin day OF May next, A. d., 1851, being
the hrst day of the May term OF the said
uTt, for a license To Keep an inn or tay-
ern, known as the Farmers "a di Droye
Hotel, In The town of Newport Eonib
Christiana Hundred. School Districts Nos
and ", and to Sell intoxteatlna
liquors in less quantities than one ouarls
TO be drunk on the premi -es, AM ~
following substantial freeholders recon-
mend the said application, 10 viii
HenIy nliier. ae.rge q. Gullage.
David Hulbar. William bun.
IL. Clay Sutton, O. M. Groo,na'
John W. Snitcher, ID, HI. Ravne
John w. Lyman, William PIa,o.
John II. Ayers, J.. X. Barrei,
Joseph l.. Barrett.
aprii-oe JACOB b. HYATT,
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NJ MOTICE.-I, David Goldenberg in ccn-
~ pllanee with, tbt quir. .neptt u
the act of Assembly, IN such cases made
ard provided. do hereby give notice IN ~
] shall apply in writing to tie Court o.
Generai Sessions OF I've Peace aud JIil
Delivery OF the state OF Delaware, IN
an1 for New Castle county, on Monday,
the 9th day of May next, A. d., issl being
the hrst dsy ol the May term of said
ecuIr, for ID license tu keep AN lun or tAV-
eau at No. SIS Market srest, in The
Fourth nt.d of the city ui WilmIn e
ton, elsware, New Cusue county aud
state aforesaid, and To- sell Intoxicating
liquors In less quantities than one quart
TO be drunk on The premises and the fol.
lowing substantial ffeeholders' recom-
mend the said appl icstiOn. To wit:
Thomas B. Eaton, Martin Farrell,
David Foster, Henry E. A ert,
Sylvester Irunce, August Ten w "a eg,
John u. kurtz. John McClatleity
James Brannon, bernard Bonner,
John Calhoun, John McCloskey
Francis Kelly, William McGiniey.
hugh Hagen, James &. HI etl,
John McCloskey, Joseph Mcpace,
Johu McCahrey, Dennis EeCoi mlC K,
Richard kensn, James C.. BARLEY.
James 3rannon, + w. SehHfer,
aprl2-Sts LAW @GOLDENBD BG
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We notice that Tom, Dick and Harry
fathers recipes Tor Coughs, etc., and seek
Ing their fbrtune through advertising, ut
the people know the value of DIR. BnlI,e
Cough Syrup, and Will take no other.
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AND BALTIMORE khibsV
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Trains willleaye Wilmington 40 '0i'
for .sioliobs
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Phila, and New York 30, N,so' Nv
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Baltimore and Internledlato S''
b.3S a, IN. 4.55 p. IN. ~. stations
Perryyille and lntermediate s
4.S3 p. IN. n,
baltimore and Bay Line, 650 p. a. .l2
Baltimore and Washington, i5Iu
,s.58, a. m.; l2.55, ~, ' Rave b
IraiEa for Delaware D1Vlsl9pt & Soi 44
New Castle $40. $50, a. MI i'o'
p. m. - atatlfrL
Harrington and Intermediate Nv
s.36 a. m. l.U5, so y. NJ. s,,o,,ons ID
Delinar and intermediate SIs"'s
m.: LOO p. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS, l,atibs
Philadelphia and Intermea ave.
b. 10 Il. m. 800, TOO, 1910 2. M. , IN nl.ba
PbiIa lelphia and New fork,-'4' .
GA p. m. .an l25l. ~
Gaitllnore aud Washington, iA'''
2.2S, 7.55, a. M, l0.5l p. m, .o,oers rt
ror further Information passsead al M
referred TO the time tables P9sNNEY.
depot Ii. r. hEli,niendea,
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IN THE ORPHANS COURT, NEW
i CASTLE COUNTY.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE
REAL ESTATE.


By virtue of an order OF the Orphans,
Court Of the State OF Delaware, In and
for New Castle County, made at the Feb
ruary term, A. ~, 1881, OF said court, will
be exposed 10 public sale at Front and
Broolne streets, ON
THURSDAY, The 2lst day Of April, 1881
at 10 o'clock a. m.
The following Real Estate, being the
property OF Rachel A. Searles, dece4 sed
situate IN the city ofWiiminRton aforesaid
bounded and described n follows 10 wit;
Beginning at a point Gn the southerIy side
OF Front street, at the distance of one
hundred and eighty-one feet two inches
from the westerly side of Broome street,
thence southerly parallel with Broome
street about three hundred and sixty four
feet four inches 10 Councils land thence
westerly by line of the same thirty. two
leet seven inchf to a stake, thence north
erly pare llel with Broome street about
three hundred and sixLy-four feet four
Inches to the aforesaid side of Front
street, and thence thereby easterly thirty
two feet seven inches to the place OF be.
ginning. be the contents thereof what
they may.
Attendance will be given and terms
made known at tie time and place q fore.
said by PETER b. FORMAN,
Administrator.
Or by J. Frank Ball, ESQ :, his Attorney
Attest: j. NJ. Housman,
mh2S-2tawts. Clerk Orpha ans Court
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NOTICE., John p. Donahoe, In com
1N pliance with her.qui emcnts OF an
act Of Assembly In such case made and
Pre- vided, do hereby give notice thai !
shall apply 10 the Judges OF the Courl OF
General Sessions oI the Peace and jail
Delivery of the State OF Delaware, In and
for New Castle county, upon Monday, the
9Th day of May next, being the flrst day
of The next May term OF said court, for a
license TO keep u Wholesale bottilnt o..
tabl sh m ent ut Nos. 6l7 and 6i9 Orange
street, being In the Third Ward ofthe
city oi Wilmington, Delaware, and to
sell intoxicati. Z llquois in quantities
no. less than one half gallon, lot u, be
drunk ON the premises, aud the following
substantial freeholdeIs recommend The
said application, 10 wit.
James Smith, August Bierman,
Edward Former, Edward j. MeMnnus,
las w. Nj Ct .oskey, William baxter.
Parts NJ. Mitchell, Daniel McElwee,
james Christy, Leonhardt Harman.
Nathan Lieberman, Il. l.. Rice,
Cons ad Keller, Geo. NJ. Bacon,
+. XinneTm8i z, August Bickta,
Edwin a. Pa, ker, james Brown,
Thos. ID Gibson, john Bader,
Michael Newell, J0tepl W. Seal,
Patrick Monaghan, Hermann Lange,
Stephen Downey.
aprlI.3ls JOHN l., DONAHOF.
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NOTICE., James Grant, licensed
N retailer OF goods, wares and iner-
ehandlse, do hereby give not ce that ]
shall apply TO the Judges of the Court OF
General Sessions of the Peace and jail
Delivery OF the State of Delaware, In and
for New Castle county, ON Monday. the
9th day Of May next, A. D.. 1881. being the
first day of the May term of said court.
for license TO sell Intoxicating iiqn' ri
in quantities not less than one half gal
lon, at No s0l Chestnut streets. beiug the
N. w. corner of Monroe and Chestnut
streets. in the Tenth Ward of the CITY oi
Wilmington, DEL, aEd the following
substantial freehoiders recommend the
said application. 10 wit:
Patrick 'Neary, his
Philip Plunkett. Jas. A Harrigan, Jr..
Robert Cassidy, mark
John III. Canning, WITT, Harri0an gr.
John Brown, Patrick Riley,
Tnos. Mullin, Patrick Gardner.
his Patrick.Lon
Patrick n Quinn, VIM. Forrest,
mark John Callan.
Wit-JOhn NeilineDayid Mccall,
James Harrigan, Lawrence Dorsey,
Victor Dehan,. Michael Farley.
FSrnanby Smith, James Kelly,
Neil Grant, Fergus Kelly.
John M. Newell, George Bentley.
aprll-3ts james, GRANT.
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NJ Office. Il, j. X. Hartman, In corr
IN p.iance with the requirements of pu
Act OF a assembly in such case made and
prov tded do herebygive notice that shall
apply In writing to The court OF u neral
the State of Delaware, ia and ior Ne 4
Cast g county. on-Mouday, the 9th day OF
next May A. u 1851. being the first day OIL
The next May term OF the said court for
license 10 dispense and sell alcohol. &c
liquors for medicinal purposes at tie
drug store, N, w. corner OF Eifth aud
ioilor streets, in the Fourth Ward of the
city OF Wilmington, Del, and the fol ow-
IL 4 respectable citizens recommend Ihe
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JOHN WANAMAKE ER
18th and Chestnut and Market Sts..
LAKEIPHTA
NOTICES.

(Io-PARrNERSHIP. The undersigned
" have this day formed eo-partnerE
ship under the name and style Of MatheI
& Canning, for the purpose Of continuing
the General insurance business isrmerlF
carried on by Thomas Y. Piummer, al
No. 5O2 Market street. Wilmington, be.
Jos. NJ. MATHER,
JAMES ID. CANNING.
Wilmington, Del, Feb. L, ISL,
f0bi5-thudsat.
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NJ OTICE.-I, william II. Guthrie, do
IN hereby give notice that shall ap
ply 10 the Ju dyes OF Court fGenerai ses-
sions of Ia g Peace aud jail Delivery. In
the state OF Delaware, in and fer the
county II New Castle on Monday, the 9Th
day OF May next being the first day of The
May Term, A. ID. 1881, for license to
keep an inn or tavern, known rs the
District No. So, Pencader Hundred. New
Castle county, and State of Delaware,
with the privilege 10 sell iatoz icating
liquors In less quantities thf one quart.
10 be drunk on The premises and he fol.
lowing respectable citizens recommend
the said application to wit:
samuel Alrich. George Boulden, j Jr,,
William ID. Adair. Jesse Boulden,
George w Laws, 4. A. Cam,
Joseph T. l. ws, William Bedwell,
William Crow, NJ q. POOR,
oliver Jones, Levi HuRRlnB,
aprll-3ts WILLIAM IL. GUTHRIE.
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LICENSE APPLICATIONS.


n NOrICE.-I, Lou Rs NOM Va IN, ,iha
IN rllaI ee with the reqa fei't.' feiurtas " ~
act eI Assembly. IN s,.cd tase anai's ,nat az !
PROV ded, do hereby give hyO ~ cnnr, al
shall apply IN writing 20 the III al
General Sessions OF the Peace Anu a..
Delivery, OF the Stae OF selawa.e, ~ -,
aud for new astle county, on ~, siotniasy, net.,,
the 8 h day of May next, 4 y, aesi eths Uoth
the first day OF the neat May leitn ,l W 'ne ~
said court, for license 70 Aetp an
inn or tavern, at No do Shieley rtMeL' n
in the Fifth Ward OF the cy 81 MI MI
mington, bel, aud TO sell lntoxlcatns
liquors in less quanuties tha1 'l,is luai -,
to be drunk on the prem !seh' anu VIZ VIZ ~ ",
lowing substantis life ehol ers reeoihhiehu
the SAID application, WI;
George Allmon, Y. G'tlWertu'
w. II. Eobinson, Namnel yie,
Bernard z. Hasson. Il. .Beste,
Joel Fist. Adctf Hesse,
John r. Donahoe, Lawrence Cnrran'
James Murphy, joseph X "a
Jacob A. Rebman, JonA hape,
George Zeigier, IEnIh hteefi9'
John Fullmei, john errS.
4. GIVEN. A, H. Grlmshaw,
Henry Kyle, Patrick tiahhoh.
Henry Melton, Daniel blekta'
IL SeDh ], r sbman. -
aprl2 81. LOUIS RAYMOND.
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NJ 0TICE.-I. b. d. Longland, In COM
IN pliance with the requirements OF the
the act of ssembly. In such case made
aud provided, do hereby give notice that
shall apply In writing to the Court OF
General Sessions of the Peace and jail
Delivery of the State of Delaware, In and
Tor New Castle county, on Monday, the
9Th day OF May next, A. D., lt8l, being
the first day of the May term of the said
court. for "A license 10 keep an Ian or lav-
ern, known as the Jefferson House, at tie
corner OF Delaware and Water streets, In
the city Of New Castle Del, Sehool Dis
triel, No. l5, aud TO sell intox icaIing
liquors In less qantities than one 0uarf
10 be drunk onithe premises. ana The fol.
lowing respectable citizens recommend
the said application, To wit:
A, @. Gray David w. EIkintan
I, N. Wise, Sr., VIM. III. Whitelock,
John B,ack. John White,
israel IL. Fols, stephen Greiner,
=, " Siymer, George f. neakyne,
T.. Leckler. john E. Platt,
y; y; L.; Chase, Nj. w. Wler,
aprll'3t. b, u. LoHGLAND.