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a. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Want
cd bids 10 remove two story frame az rooms)
ouiIditg, known as Ferguson Hotel, from
Big Sandy on L &P. Railway to Tyler, Texas,
distance 81 miles by rail-and put up same in
good order. For particulars, address W. G..
Cain, Tyler, Texas. apr26 l2t
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THE RICH silver mine from which Ex'
Senator Dorsey, of Arkansas, said all along
to be in Arizona, and from which no has
been represented as drawing money ducats,
turns out now, it is said. to DO some Star
route mail contract.
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CHICAGO through its newspapers keeps up
q mighty whistling to show that she
10 not afraid, but there ia no doubt but that
great unessiness is felt in that city at the
enormous amount of grain going down the
river 10 bsrges from st. Louis.
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The New York Herald is dealing In
conuudrums. II asks: as our government
Is good one as we deserved" and then 1t
expands itself in leader of more than a
column length in ask ing the same question
in different shades.
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THE ferry boats between New York and
Liverpool seem 20 have a bright future Of
passenger traffic before them. An epidemic
seems to have seized upon the people with
the means to 60 TO Europe. Mrs. Shoddy
with all her household tribe, and Madame
Petroleum, and senior Money bags all want
to 60 and SEQ Paree and buy European brio
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THE DALLAS HERALD. FRIDAY MpRStNG, April. 49, fs.r

congress snd in republi,sn administration
defeats your efforts, go 10 the people in 1884
on this very. question and leave it to their
Arhitrsmnnt
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bFNorICE--Wanted, fifty quarry-men at
duf, Colorado & Santa Fe railway company
quarry near Brennan. Wages, 81 % per day.
For further particulars inquire of station mas
ter g.. q. 4 s. f. railway, BRENNAN.
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THE STATE OF TEXAs-ro all persons IN

7TNIt MATE OFF TENAS-TO all persOns n
4 tertsted IN the administration OF the es-
tate of VIM. H. Scales, uec,as,d q NJ
Swins, Administrator, has III, d, In the County
Cunt OF DAT as county, his lnul account now.
Ing the condition of said estate, snd his poti
ton for discharge, which will he heard at t., y
next term Of said court, commanding On tre
lhird M'ndpy T. May, A. ID. ISL, at the Court
House In the city Of Dalins, at which time rll
per ons Interested In said estate may az car
and contest s III account If they gee proptt.
VII, eT, latwnoi, CouutS CeikOf nlllos
- county Texas. Given uudc M hand
! l. Snnd seal o, sad coort, az ofise In Tho
~ city IF Dali B, this ?5th dpy o. April,
\. u, kSl. A. Had 20 d, Nou ty Geek,
Dali CO., Texas. by W. II. lhacker, de.
puty. apr26 20d
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Twill sell all the Hogs remaining in the
city pound, a. the west end OF Main Street, on
saturday, the 3Oth day OF April, 1881. M o
o'clock, y. m. One large black eJw, mark ed
crop of the right and under hair crop in ieft
ears, unmarked black shcats II not reclaim.
Gu WE. Morton, City Marshal.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ ICE! ICE ICE lon and after Mon.
day, May I'd, will deliver ice In any part of
the city as cheap as the cheapest f. b. Hager.
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DISSOLUTION.

Notice is hereby given that on the Goth d,y
OF Aptll, ID lsSl, the partnership existing
between tho unier,ign d, at Dallas, ioxns,
under tho hrm name of CosuOr & Wheelork
was dGsol,ef by mutual consent The la
ness he continued AZ the Old stanI by sail
Whealo,k alone. w. CON on '''
w. Il. WuEEIOCE
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In rattrlng from the aoovs firm nah for NV
sn ,crssor continuance # the liberal patr, n
age that was bestowed upon the OLD Arm.
apr2D o. W, q. CONNIE
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PROFESSOR TIoE says Tomorrow will be
clear or fair with frost, il storms occurred.
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Dissolution and Co partnership

the partnership heretofore existing between
NJ. d. Darlington and ii Underwood mn.
der the firm name of Darlington 4 Under.
wool, Is this day dissolved bv mutual consent.
II +. Underwood retiring The busine,s viii
hereafter be carried on by NJ. u. Darlington
ana Thomas Field, who have entered into n
partnership, under the name of Darlington q
Field. NJ. ID. DARLINGTON,
II + UNDERWOOD,
nl THOMAS FIELD.
DALLAS, March.l, 1851.
Calling attention 10 the above notice. Ira.
specsfu'ly ask for the new firm the continued
patronage 80 generously given to the old Arm
by its frlsnds IL. II. UNDERWOon
DALLAS, March |, ISL.
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We read in a London paper "a
gentleman VIII devotes much Of the
working of powerful mind to the
subject mentions with horror the Pre-
mier's disregard of the times and sea-
sons of dinner when q particular
wine shall be drunk. Mr.. Gladstone
(unlike Lord Beaconsfield) is q ready
aud eager talker AT q well-flled din
er table. While he is holding forth
the attentive butler fills in succession
the numerous glasses at his right hand.
When in the cVurs7 of dinner the Pre-
mier feels inclined to drink, he takes
the glass nearest to his hand and sips
regardless Of its particular contents.
Embarking once more in conversation
aud again returning to the wine
GLASSES, he will take up another--and
one that looks full and is at all handy
and thus he proceeds throughout the
dinner, mixing his liquors in q way
that would be dangerous to an ordinary
man, and is horrifyinR to the we'll
regulated mind. But Mr.. Gladstone
is never penny the worse or the bet
ter for his refreshment. 1.-THE glasses
were filed with plain water Of differ.
ent hues he would sip them with squa
| content"
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FRIDAY. APRIL 8. 1881.
LOOK AHRAD.-It is not wise in

LOOK AHEAD.-It is not wise in a
municipal legislative body to avoid at
tention to matters that may run rapid
ly into debt or liability which is
almost the same thing in effect. The
Council has opened Scott street from
what is called the "Forty Acres" to
Pennsylvania Avenue. Here Scott
street, if extended would destroy two
small frame houses on Pennsylvania
Avenue and run close to several
other smaller ones in their rear. But
it is obvious that Scott street must be-
fore long be opened, and every year
that this is deferred the cost and diff
fculty will be increased. If 1t were
done now the frame houses could be
moved by the owners to lots that
could be purchased more cheaply
than when the section becomes more
crowded with buildings, and the lots
that lay in the rear Of these buildings
which the opening Of the street will
effsctually cover, could be pur-
chased for less money now than here
after. It would be wise for the
Countil to look into this matter and
order the work done.
another matter should receive their
attention. The city will soon need
two or three more sand lots. Now
is the time to purchase such
suitable ard conveniently located lots
ss it needs. They can b had cheap
ly. One should be purchased over
Eleventh street bridge. 1t will be
needed there before long, and the
offal dirt could be used TO fill up
grades another is needed In the
western section Of the city, since the
sand is nearly exhausted In the lot at
Twelfth and Orange. This lot is now
becoming useless, and is heavy ex-
pense, counting the cost OF interest its
purchase involves. 1t should be sold
out for building lots to the highest
bidders. 1t is large enough 10 accom-
modate forty or fifty houses. If sold
at auction, by one of our real esta, e
dealers it would command more than
enough money to purchase sand lots
whore the city needs them, and the
buildings erected on it would yield to
the city in taxes and water rents a
considerable revenue. The purchase
OF this lot was wise transaction. Iti
sale would be another.
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FOR SAIH

A SPLENDID FARM In Somerset Co.
Maryland. containing 81 n acres, $50 acres
Of It highly improved, clear farming land,
the balance in woodland; suitable and
convenient frame buildings, nearly new
and In goou order. This isa fine farm for
growing heavy crops of grain or fruit; /;
the soil is rich clay loan underIsied
with yellow clay, no sand; there is q fine
young apple orchard in full bearing: 10
acres OF Brandywine raspberries. in iuil
bearing and acres OF gooseberries. and
acres OF Strawberries will be set out a.
soon az the weather permits. This farm
lits miles from Kingston Station. x. a.
II. X. (which II o continuation cf the
Delaware rAilroad) and rapid and di real
communication with Philadeiphia. New
YORK and Boston, also mile from Steam
boat Landing at kehobotn, ON the POGO
moke river, and also convenient to
churches, schools, fsh and oysters and
game the yea round. andis extraordinary
neattby Aituation: nne salt air; no incum
nrance on the properly, q good, clear IL
Ce Will be given for cash, or part cash
ana part credit, or part in WilminRton
or fhiladelphia property; possession eIy-
en- ~ any time, and the stock and grow
Ing crops on said farm. II desired. would
he sold with the fArm. For further par
uculars inquire OF the subscriber. at
Townsend, Delaware,
SAMUEL TOWNSEND
BownsenA. ian. - 1taVsm
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NEW EAnaLE Nor1oNsn

may not work injury 20 the people
when they relate to matters sf little
consequence. hut when entertained az
to what we shall take wheb afflicted with
serious disease they may lead TO dear
experience. Don't, therefore, trifie with
diseases of the blood manifested by
eruptions, blotches, scrofulous and 9th.
or swnllings and grave symptoms. but
take that we'll tested and efficacious
remedy DR.. .Pierce's Colleen Medical Dis
covery-the greatest blood-purifier OF the
age. II the bowels are very costive use
also Dr. Pierce's Pellets (little sugar
coated piils.)
CURES FEVER AND AGUE.
PLEAsANr Valley,
10 DAVIES, Co., ILL.,,
March 3lst, 1879.
DE-. PInRcR, Buffalo, N. Y:
Dear Sir'-I write this 10 inform you
that my child, one year old has beer
permanently cured Of the fever and ague
In weeks time by the use Of but half 9
bottle of your Golden Medical Discov-
cry. My wife, long sufferer from liver
complaint and biliouspess, by the use
Discovery and Pellets has been entirely
relieved The Discovery has never dIs-
appointed us for coughs and colds.
Yours truly,
AprS Ct JAMES SfRICKELL'
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THE LEGISLATURE has been making
a great effort to get through with the
business on hand and adjourn sins die
tomorrow. But we doubt If this can
be done. There are several matters
which yet require attention; and q
number of bills to be enrolled and pre-
pared for the signatures of the Speak
ers. A great deal of valuable work
has been done at this session, and we
don't think an adjournment should
take place until this is completed in
order. We regret that more attention
has not been given to reducing the
tax that rests upon the people.
But the time of the Legislature has
been 80 much engaged with the
numerous corporation acts sought,
and the bill for the convention of the
State debt, that there was really no
time to be given to the arrangement
of new tax bill, which would require
great care and much labor. It is
manifest, however, that the revenue
Of the State has been quite largely in
creased while the expenditures will be
greatly diminished in the next two
years so that at the next session the
General Assembly will find itself much
better prepared to undertake the ex-
animation of our tar system and
effect reduction Of taxation. In the
meantime all the surplus revenue will
be used TO reduce the public indebted
ness. ..
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The estate left by the late Isaac
Sherman is valued at seven millions Of
dollars.
Al recsnt Boston concert the DO
gramme was printed on thin Japanese
paper, 30 as to avoid the usual rat
tling.
The London Court Journal says that
Lady Burdett- Coutts has not the
slightest intention Of visiting the
Uni,ed States.
A portion of the Austrian press
comments in unpleasant terms on tho
Emp'sss of Austria's charitable mu-
niticence in England.
The census of the German empire
shows that Alsace- Lorraine has in-
creased in population in less propor-
tiou than any other division.
Mrs. Robinson of Boston has an.
piled for admission to the Tar, and il
the first Massachusetts, woman /,
claim the right to practise law.
Viceroy Loid Cowper and his wifi,
have scored a great success. The.
have not merely been lavish iD a mag
nifcent hospitality, but have shown
kindliness and geniality which ha
won all hearts.
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WRITES rALsEHoops served tn

WHITES FALsRHooDs served the |
Republican papers in Wilmington as
an excuse for their abuse of the people |
Of Sussex county as they used the |
''bloody shirt" lies from the South.
The Republiean seemed delighted to
get hold Of something over which to
heap slander upon slander ON the South.
We will just call attention to one case
out Of many. For weeks it had in
various ways repeated story that a
negro minister had been murdered at
his place Of abode in the South be-
cause he was Republican and preach
cd to the negroes. The rehearsals of
Of the story was continued week after
week, until finally it was discovered
that the negro was living in Arkansas
and had not been murdered at all.
Then it was said if he was not murder.
ed they had intended TO murder HIM,
and he only escaped death by secretly
leaving the place. After this version
Of the story had run for some time, it
turned out that the negro preacher had
been making too free with some Of the
female members of his flock and that
the husband Of one of them had
sought the aid Of the of1cers to bring
the preacher to knowledge of his
gull; getting word of this the preacher
took leave of the place as secretly as
possible, and It was only after a search
of some months that his whereabouts
was discovered. But nothing was
done with him. Such Cffenses are 80
common with the race that it is rare to
nnd virtue enough in hush ands to com.
plain of wives or wives to complain oi
husbands. All this is to be charged
In Delaware. The Grand Jury having
cited the men TO the duty of gettine
license and being welded like peopl,
having the fear of God befo. thei
eyes. The Repubgican is pretty sur
TO be found among the class that give
No heed to the truth if thereby it cal
aid its party.
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LICENSE APPLICATIONS.

NOTICE,-I, Joseph McDaee, W ~ cv ths
~ pliance with the requireIhe a Vi ard
act Of Assembly, in such case ..n insuv ,ns, s +
provided. do hereby give nolice Ins' =, :
shall apply In writing to tne Sodii d a,i ~
General SESSIONS OF the Feaee hno Sa h
Delivery OF the state o. DelaWArs IA su ~
for New Castle county, on Mon1aY NV
9Th day of May next, 4. d. Iool' pe,hs u
the first day OF the next May term oI sns ns
said court, Tor license to Keep IN inu t VI
tavern at No. sc Church street, oelne
the 3. f.. corner OF Lord and Churon s,,eSIs nss.,
in the Fourth ward OF the city .oI VII VII
mingtsn, Dei., and to sell lnloxicaune
liquors in less quantities thah one quaL,
to be drunk on the premises, ano the ~.
| lowing gubsta tial 1rrenolueIs Eeeoh
mend the said application 10 VIII
Augnst Ten Wees, Henry e. Albert,
| Tohn Eehrenhach Francis X JacQuot
| Martin Farrell Thomas Is. Eaton,
Thornaa w Zebley, Francis McMonagle
John Mctloskey. james =. Heal,
| WIN. McMonagie. John ID. Kuriz.
John C'alhoune Michael kane.
| Ionn EIanagan John McCsffrey,
| John McClafferty, James =: baItley.
| Francis Kelly, Dennis ScOoi InicA
| Thomas MeDonaId, James Murine,
James Brady
apr7. .sts JOSEPH MoDACE.
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CARPETS AND FURNITTRE
JOHN WANAMAKER'S
HILADElLPHIA
FUR MITuRE

A clue TO the character OF nm,
without seeing 1t. Take. for Is ,ufnitui|
bed room suite OF three pisces sAampla
Lowest prices
Ash, wood tops.
announcer style, walnut or ash n,,..."t
bops.'ssss. s.s.............,,, '"ie
kuch as are IL tvery iurnitnre =, ''...'.,
mon wood and common werS ''2Wrs eon
also small assortment Of "co,,mse ,melssI
painted acts. 'o'ass,h
Lowest prices In first CLASS vo,..
walnut, wood tops.
same style ir mahogany. ''''"'..
OF plain style but proper for .o,n,...,.. .on..,..
In any house, no matter how rlch '00a|
Lowest price In elegant work. On'
Maple or walnut. Tennessee m...,
Lowest prices in luxurious wo,....'"I
walnut, Tennessee marble tons A..
Same style In mahogany. ny'"''''i!
A very chaste and noble s,y Via. Is 49,
tion of work: ''e' pefist
Maple, wood tops .......... A,
same In mahogany.........,
We have very large assortman;..';i Y
below elOO, and between SlO0 and ~ 20,
higher prices there is no higher oso,,,Il W.,
oIly more costly decoration. SsSaV
The western gallery.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-08

MAHoNE's sale Of his vote Is the
most scandalous and venal transaction
that ever took place at the Capitol.
Mahona had allied himself with the
Democratic party, and was engaged
In its Struggle for victory over its foes.
When victory was within the grasp of
the party, Malone took the price
offered him and abandoned his party
tn font Of the enemy. he had not
sesursd pay but it was promised
him. He has not got it yet. What
thIs sale Of his vote will cost this
osnntry no man knows. Already Ma.
} one has ,hrea aened-already he ha,
shown the peop'e that cowar dice oI
the Law alone prevents his taking life.
he knows that his neck might grace a
halter did he 90 to the extent of hi,
The daily gazette., 1881-04-08

NJ NoTICE.-I, CHARLES Cannon, IN COM
1N pliance with the requirements Of
an act of Assembly, in such case made
and provided, do hereby give notice shat
shall apply in writing 10 the Court OF
General Sessions of the Peace and jail
Delivery, of the State OF DelAW are, in and
Tor New Castle county, on Monday, the
gth day OF May next, A. d.. 1881, being the
first day OF the next May term o fine aAid
court, for license TO keep an inn or Ia
ern at :. +, corner Heald and Apple
streets, In the Second ward of the city OF
Wilmington. Del, ard to sell intoxicating
liquors In less quantities than one quart,
TO be drunk on The premises, and ;he fol-
lowing respectable citizens recommend
the said app lica tion, 10 vie:
William Bareford, p. J Killroy,
Amos A. Edstburn, q, B. Newell.
John Abbott, Patrick Hardy,
Peter W, Clark, Joshua Pyle,
W. II. Phillips, John Messmer,
N. ii Curry, Wm B. Mccormick,
II. CoroiLt, John III. chatter,
Edward Burke, John Finley,
James b. Pugh, Thomas Is. Lewis,
Dauiel Callahan, George II. Freck,
James Stafford, John r. Eastburn,
| Charles Aaron, X. ii. Taylor.
apr6-3t. CHARLES CANNON.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-08
CAR PET S.

Our stock of carpets Is now about as full
a. It will be any time this spring. Ii 10
rich in every sort, except whole carpets,
have. perhaps. as choice "A :oiiect'on
of luxurious carpets as any In Phi'adei-
mia, such as W ilton, administer and mo-
quette; while In brussels. tapestry and m
s,ain our stock Ia beyond any other.
lhout doubt.
Patterns that prove below the average
in acceptabiii,y we mark down, This
gives us al least two prices In every IA
brio.
We bespeak calls from buye FOR mo-
tells. churches, Institutions, DC.
Carpets below value;
Five patterns OF wilton, 81; one OF them
an oriental pattern. We consider particu-
larry choice. Other p ttterns, of the same
quality, s2.75. John Crossley q sons
K Rlish tapestry, silS ten patterns
Brussels, MT -en patterns, si.2o.
Eorthern gallery.
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apHsts

AJOTICE.-I, Vincent o. Hill. In COM
IN pliauce with the requirements Or
the act of ssembly, in such case mado
I'D provided, do hereby give notice lnat
shall apply In writing to the Court oi
General Sessions OF the Peace ana JAl,
DELIVERY of the state Of Delaware, In and
for New Castle county on Monday, tne
9TH day OF May next, A. D., lssi, belnS
the first day OF the May term OF the salu
court, for a license 10 keep an Inn or iav-
ern, known as the Blackbird Hotel, n the
tewn OF Blackbird, Black bird Hundred,
school District, No. ~, and TO ssl lntoxi
eating liquors In less qantities than ons
quart, To be drunk on the premises, ana
the following respectable citizens recon-
mend The said application, 10 wit:
Jacob Hill. WIN. j. Campbell,
job n Mccoy. Lewis Runyan,
Richard Reed, Thomas shaw,
Mortimer Records, VIM Lockerman,
John HanIon, James A. Parker,
Willlam T. Holland Charles w. Dll.
Auly Hill, VIM. H. Middleton.
Dailel q. Pearson, James 4. Nathers
apr7-2tS N.O. HILL.
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desires, in taking vengeance on those
who told him of his base transaction.
Can a party succeed that thus engages
in open traffic for of1icef Every Re-
publican Senator knows that he holds
place on the committees, if he is
a chairman, because Of this purchase
Of Mahons's vote. 10 IL honorable 10
thus hold such a positionr Certainly
| it is not.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-08
To Accommodates the PUBLIC.

The proprietors Of that Imme ensely
popular remedy, Kidney W ort Ia recog.
mt on of the claims Of the public which
has 80 literally patFonixed them, have
prepared hquid preparation OF that
remedy for the special accommodation
of those who from any reason dislike to
prepare 10 for themselves. It lie very
concentrated and, as the dose is small,
It IL more easily AIKEN by many. II has
gh- same effectual action In all 1iseases
Of the kidneys,liver or DO wels.- Home and
Farm.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-08

NJ OTICE.-I, John McCallan, In compli-
~ ance with the REQ nirements OF the
act of Assembly, in such case made and
provided, do hereby give notice that
shall apply in writing 10 the Court sf Gem
era Sess IONS of the Peace and jail Deliv.
cry, OF the State of Delaware In and foy
New Castle county, on Monday, the 9th
day of May next, A. D.. 1881, being the
first day OF the next May term OF the said
court, for q license TO keep an inn or tav-
ern, known as the Washington House, on
Marke street, IN the city OF New Castle.
New Castle Hundred, and school district,
No. A., Delaware, and To sell Intoxicating
liquors in less quantities than one quart
10 be drunk ON the premises, and the fol-
lowing respectable citizens recommend
the said application, TO wit:
John II. Rodney, Henry NJ. Newlove,
S. I. Massey, John g. Mahoney
I'D. Connolly, g. l.. Jemison,i
Thomas q. Morrison, Robert sutton.
John NcCue, w. Holschnmacker,
John White, John Nuesslin,
James HI. Swan, John Bacon.
John ]. 9Ormley, Thomas Ear'y,
Michael Rodgers, Israel Riding.
apr8-3ts JOHN MtCALLAN.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-08

NoTICE-I. John May, do hereby
~ give notice that l shall apply 10
the Ju.ges of the Court OF General Ses-
siOns OF the Peace and jail Delivery Of
the State OF Delaware, In and for New
Castle county, on Monday, the 9th day o;
May next, bein: the first day ofithe May
term A. D., 1881, for license TO keep an
inn or tavern on Lobdell street, be-
tween Head and Clsymont streets,
In the Second Ward OF the city oil
Wilmington, New castle couniyand State
aforesaid, win the privilege TO sell intoxi-
eating liquors in less quantities than one
quart, 10 be drunk on The premises, and
the following respectable citizens recon-
mend the said application,to wit;
X. II. Taylor. M. Hayes,
John +. Ia, lor, ID. Bulger,
John Plunkett, Michael Kenny,
Patrick PlGnkett, Joseph Stoeckle,
Lewis Sasse, George W. stanton,
John j. DUughelty, W. p. Windish,
william BaTeford, Chas. A. Goodman
Mark NJ. McManus, Fred. Muenger,
Thos. McClafitrty, Daniel Gibbons,
John G Goodman, Edward Burke,
John Il. Eastburn, y. J. Killroy.
A. A. Eastburn, W. Il. Jordan,
JOHN MAY.
apr6-3ts