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NOTICE., John r. Donahoe, In cona-
~ pliance with the requi ements Of an
act of Assembly in such case made and
provided, do hereby give Lotice that I
shall apply to the Judges Of the Court Of
General Sessions OF The Peace and jail
Delivery OF the State of Dela ware, In and
for New Castle county, upon Monday, the
9TH day OF May next, being the nrst day
of The Eext May term of said court, for -
license to keep Wholesale bottiins g.
tablishment at Nos. 5l7 and t1p Orange
street. being in the Third Ward Of the
city OF Wilmington, Delaware, and to
sell intoxicatifg liquors in quantities
not less than one half gallon, not to be
drunk on tho premises, and the following
substantial freeholders recommend the
said application, TO wit.
James Smith, August Bierman,
Edward Farmer, edward j. McManus,
Jas W. McCloskey, William Baxter,
Paris NJ. Mitchell, Daniel McElWee,
James Christy, Leonhardt Haxmans
Nathan Lieberuan, K. l.. Rice,
Conrad Keller, Geo. M. Bacon,
F. ZimmermaDg, August Bickta,
Edwin A. Parker, James BIown.J
Thos. ID Gibson, John Bader,
Michael Newell, Joseph w. Seal,
Patrick Monaghan, Hermann Lange,
Stephen Downey.
aprlI-3tH JOHN p, DONAHOE.
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FUNERALS.

The funeral Of Robert Cooling, Who
was killed on the W & b X X, on
Thursday night last, took place this
morning, near Charlestown, Cecll
county, Nd, leaving here on the 80
tram. Funeral services were held at
Ave O'Clock last evening, at the resi-.
dence Of the dece ased, No. 6l0 W. Third
street. Rev. Adam Stengle, Of Union
M. E. Church, officiared, and the choir
OF that church sang several appropriate
selections.
The funeral Of Miss Matilda L. Ssller'
took place from the Clayton House, tht'
morning at the Wtlmingt N
& Brandywne Cemetery.
Ann, wife Of VIM. Provost, and moth
or of Mdmund Provost, city tax collect
or, died yesterday, in the S2d year OF he
age, and will be buried tomorrow after
noon from her late residence, 108 E
Fourteenth street. Her husband ID 8
years old.
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THE FIRE ALARM TELEGRAPH.
THIS EXTENT AND CHARACTER OF THE
sysTEM TO BE INTRODUCED INTO
this CITY

THIS EXTENT AND CHARACTER OF THE
THIS CITY.
10 day the City Council Committee
on Fire Companies,on behalf OF the city,
will contract with j. Frank Morris, of
Baltimore, agent of ths Gamewsll Fire
Alarm Telegraph Company, for a system
of fire alarm telegraph for Wilmington.
Tie system TO be started in this city will
comprise sixteen signal boxes,-one at
each engine house, and eight al various
Locations to be hereafter decided upon-
with alarm goDgs in each engine house,
and striker on the blg bell in the City
Hall tower, aud all The apourtenances
necessary to complete and successful
operation Of the system. Work will be
commenced on the cJnti act iinme lately.
The operation Of the Gamewell Fire
Alarm Telegraph, while very simple, is
al the same time effective. An alarm IL
sounded upon street box simply by
pressing small key or hook, whereby
the alarm IL INSTANTLY transmitted TO the
gongs in the engine houses, and ~ the
striker IN the CiLS Hall tower, which in.
dicale, by tie number Of strokes, the
number OF the box from which the alarm
issued. For instance, II an alarm was
sounded from box 12,tbe response would
be one stroke upon The hell, followed by
two others, In quick succession, which
signal, at the same time would be given
upon each Of the engine house gongs.
This would show that the alarm came
from box No. II, ana the fireDen being
aware Of the location of The boxes, have
no trouble in responding promptly.
Each alarm box will be provided with
five keys which will be kept in the
charge OF the police and other RESPONSE
BILE parLies--one being kept in some pub
lie location adjacent 10 the box. In
order 20 guard against false alarms-oi
TO detect the gully parties when they
are given-each box Is provided with a
trap lock whIch, when the box Is un-
locked Tor thu purpose OF Sounding AL
alarm, holds, the Key firmly, aud IL can
not be released except by a master key
which will be in the possession only u
| the Chief Engineer, Chitfof Police, aDu
possibly two Of the oergeants. The box
keys are numbered, and record is sep
OF the parties having {. EN- In charge, 81
that, by this ar rIangment, the resul Of 1
false alarm would be the detection Of tht
guilty party as soon As the key VAS re
moved from the box, its numbe! lscer
tanned, and the record examined.
| While but sixteen boxes ara 10 be pro
vided for in tue contract, the circuit
will so arranged that additional boxe
eau be put up at intermediate points
with very little additional expense be
yond the actual cost OF the ooxes. The
owners Of several manufacturing estab
lsnments have siguified TO Mr.. Vim. II
Blake, chairman Of the Committee OF
Fire Companies, their intention Of putt
ing up boxes at their respective places,t
connect with the circuit W be establishe
by the city.
Mr.. Morrison, the contractor, vi
commence operations at onee. BY th
terms OF the contract the system 10 to b
in working order in ninety days, but
will doubtless be finished by the first {
June.
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Local lanes.

The Board of Education meets, this
evening, in regular session.
The giant that travels with Herzogs
Combination attracted considerable at
tention as he walked up King street,
yesterday afternoon.
The Delaware Legislature is now
one Of the things that were.
The jackson Club has been hand
somely rspapsred and repalnted. New
curtains have also been put up.
A new camp Sons Of Veterans has
been organized in New Castle.
Twenty-three deaths last week.
Thomas James is not an applicant
for the position Of bailif under the
new liquor law.
The arms for the Postles Rifles are
expected 10 arrive during the present
week.
A great number of persons took ad-
vantage of the fine weather yesterday
to air themselves on the avenue.
The April term Of the q. 8. Court
opeHs tomorrow.
Bishop Lee preached bis annual ser
mon in Trinity Chapel, last evening.
The Grand Army and the military
companies are preparing for Decora.
tion day.
The Grand Lodge Of A. o. of G. +
| will meet in the Lleberman building
to. morrow afternoon at o'clock.
| rohn Marr;ek in having Rome i'm.
proyements made around his residence
ON Market street above Eleventh.
Extra meetings will be held in tn,
First Presbyterian Church during tn
present week.
Court opens in Sussex cruuty, to
day, but will only meet and adjourn
owing to the prevalence of the small
pox in shat county.
The annual meeting Of the stock
holders of the Wilmington Institut
will be held, this evening.
Peter s. Blake, oolored, of this city
has been appointed Messenger in th
Pension Office in Washington.
Rev. DR.. Nixon preached an intei
eating sermon in the Central Presby
terian Church, last evening.
The farmers Of Brandywins Hur
dred are warning against the Philads
phia Turnpike Company.
: The large chimney at LEAFS mill bI
been torn pown.
The Greenbaokers in this city ,al
, Of recognising.
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COMING BALLS.

Now that Lent is nearing an end,
the subject Of balls 10 agitating the
minds OF those who are fond of trip
ping the liglat fadtastic.
The hrst to reopen the season Will
be the Pine Knot Assembly, who will
give their fifth annual ball on Monday
evening next. The ball will take
place in Wsbster's Dancing Academy,
aud from present indications will be
largely attended. The committee are
leaving nothing undons to insure a
pleasant time TO all who attend.
One Of the features Of the ball will
be the attendance Of the Brennan
Band, of Philadelphia. This 10 the
band that accompanied the Water
Witch Fire Company on its trip TO
Haggerstown and Frederick City, Nd,
In October last. The band attracted
general attention in both places, owing
TO the fine music they rendered and
their general department.
On Tuesday evening, the 10Th inst,
the Delaware Regulators give their
third annual ball in Webster's Dancing
Academy, Masonic Temple. The
Regulators havs an established repu-
tation for giving pleasant balls, and the
Committee of Arrangements have de-
termined that their third ball shall
eclipse their nrst and second.
The fifth annual ball of the WASH
ington Assembly takes place on Friday
evening, April 22nd. The reputation
of the Assembly for giving balls is sc
we'll known that it is entirely unnscss-
sary to say anything in regard to thu
matter, further than to mention thu
date when the ball takes place.
The sixth annual of the Quake
Assembly ends The season on Frida!
evening, the 2oth. A good time ma!
be expected by all who attend.
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5as gaily Sasettt.
-, AT WILMINGTON rosr'oTSics
ESTfshbI As sEcoND-cLAss AATrkA-
FIRST EDITION.

nv,pH1A's New MAYOR
SAID OF HIM.-The Phila-
NAa y;,n., refers to Mayor King,
un snd his purposes as follows;
When Mayor stokley came into
s'd or he frst Monday Of January,
,o7a Il. dismissed every one OF Mayor
To,', policemen in one day, although
many of them were admittedly ex-
n.,euced, competent and faithful
msu; but they were Democrats and
NJ Mavor King came into office on the
An of Apil aud found twelve hundred
peoubiicAn policemen in Office and not
pemocrat on the force. He not only
si1 not remove one Of them, but he
.,vs to ali The pledge that every com
DotsDt and faithful ofiicor would be re-
,.;Oad regardless Of his politics.
Na,or King is Democrat on all mere
,o,ti.,n issues, but he wants police
pen 10 perform police duty, and net
10 nm primaries or pollute elections.
The Republican committee OF one
hundred have prepared formal charges
ssainst scores of Republican police
men, lAu, i, ng Mayor King a high
+ variant ..oiI prompt removal, but
4 he va, pledged to investigate every
q case himself, aud he answered the
complaiuants that the accused shol. Id
be removed if, upon careful inquiry,
the char.es we're sustained.
While Mayor King has made no off,
oal announcement Of changes in his
immediate Office, it is understood that
Mr.. Washington J. Jackson, Demo
crat, will shortly succeed Mr.. Cnlbsrt-
son as Chief Clerk to the Mayor, and
that Mr.. George Gordon, Republican,
will succeed Mr.. Nanes rs Assistant
Clerk. Mr.. Jackson - strongly back
cd by the commercial interests, and
Mr.. Gordon is recommended by the
Independent Republicans who sup
ported King and Hunter.
1t il e1pec.ed that Mayor King will
appoint majority Of Democrats Il
fill the few police vacancies which MAJ
be created by removals for cause, n
tie Democrats nave been entirely pro
scribed from the police for man!
years, but il 10 not doubted that |
competent Republican will always b.
preferred to an incompetent Demo
crat, and that mere political considers
tions will not dictate his appoint
menu.
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Amusementa.
HERzoe's COMBINATION.

hEhZoG'S COMBINATION.
\, ms afternoon Herzog's Assem-
oaAge OF the Worlds Wonders, will
C0Snnence 0man an engagement IN the
U Upera House and continue one
sseA' The company arrived yester
sSy afternoon from Baltimore where
ttoeS toS exhibited to crowded houses
81, S;,u 'our weeks. The Nsus of that
city says:
to.. .ne success of this amusement en-
i,a it'Ptl'e has been phenomenal from
sa., INCEPTION and an uninterrupted
tba'es tb.'es OF crowded houses has been
fan fo RUE from the start. The cause
ari.o mi !hls steady flow of patronage
baoes bas from the fact that nothing
ta;s 9 oecn presented at these enter
ea,r ca,lnents that the most exacting
tpu'u tpu hnd fault with. And from
,ao doorkeeper to the manager the
loos; ls; polite attention and careful
,ooking after the wants of his pa
ous fUa mas been especially noticeabl,
ne moln the day the exhibition frs
otS opshed its doors. With such a re,
S,u S II is no wonder the success ha
AZ s'n permanent. The patronagt
all, a. the Temple has been exception
WY WY large and deservedly so, for n
"uere ON earth has there ever bee
so mueh amusement given for tn
on "ne price OF admission. Cons
aueaiiJ SoeJ the manager has gained til
confidence of Ralt;mara,s H.,
amusement loving citizen.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

A New York Company has purchased
the Roaring Run iron furnace, in Bote-
tout county, Va, and will erect three
furnaces ID place of the old one. Two
will be anthracite furnaces Of 10 tons
each per day capacity and one charcoal
Of IL ions per day. They utilize in
halt a mile a fall of water Of 450 feet;
and they can have 800 in two miles.
This furnace is directly on the line OF
the Richmond and Southwestern Rail-
way up Craig's creek.
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Delaware, 1 now declare this House to
be adjourned without sSy.
nNAfRfs AY,IdvgM.l

be adjourned without sy.
cAAfpss ALL0wg0.
Besidssides the Ialms of mem bers and
Off GERS the Legislature ordered the
payment of bills as follows:
William j Maxwell, requisitions, $3.50;
q. l.. williamson, requisi.ions, Sl25;
Benton j. Weldon, requisitions, S10U;
William }. Rothweil, requisltIons S28 40;
William Hunter, Janitor, S54; Hollow.
bush g. Carey, stationary, $467 go; Il. r.
KeuDey, Sl2 So; Thomas Cox, repairs,
81; j mes & Webb Co., printing, SIT;
Harris & Hynson, printing, SI5; Geo
W. Vernon & Sons, Printing, S5l Al
Every Evening Publishing Company,
printing, ,Sl7 75; Il. Hoffesker, printing
s249 SO; Deiawarean, printing, S7s6 81;
@. l.. johnson, printing, S242 25; Will
lans & Clark, printing, S29; 1. III. D.
Knowles, printing, $22; Marvel Il
DowphaIn, printing, Sl45; w. Scott
Way, printing, S233; James Kirk & Son,
printing, S5l2O4; Conrad Il Penny
packer; S22 80; j. II. Groves, engraving
S3l 90; h. d. Walls, repairs, $40 So
John r. M, Fee, postage aud expresssge
SlO3 SO; II M Dunn ,alte ndance at Court
SOL; john ID. Burton, do, S84; Thomas
j. Lacey, do, Sl3 80; Jame- Fraz4r, do
NoAj M ~. HbWhiuH' uO.I 11SJ Ohmco w
Wise. do, S86; j. +. Staats, reports, etc.
Sl95 II; K. H. Reynolds, expenses, S8S
II. r. Lewis, clerk of Divorce Commit
| tee, Sl25; David IT. BnrtoD, expressage
| SOL So; Andrew Snithers, postage
Stamps, s234 60; 7. K. Jones & Bro,
| So 81; William g. Kerhn newspapers
$3.50 IL; j. Frank Alice, repairs, $40; VIM
II. PurueII, Board OF Education. $l04 65
James Cowgirl & Sons. sundries, $50 08
Richardson 81 Robbins, gas, S2S8 10
| Seven'on g. Slaughter, coal, 1910 80
Jacob g. Lewis, ice, $50 80. j. l. Collins
services, S104 OF; @. y. Thomas & Co.
stationary, ss19 Sc; Pride & Hart. print
ing. 223 25.
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REDUCTION OF FARE.-On and af-
Yer mex sunday the fare from Balti
more to New York via the Philadel-
pnis' Wilmington b Baltimore Rail-.
road Will be $5.25 from President
street station, Baltimore, and $3.50
.rom Union depot, a reduction Of 70
Ssnts, The fare from Washington to
N new York will be $3.50, and from
y, Washington to Philadelphia 81. For
IN, Llaa 'lpnla from Charles-street sta
s son 70 West Philadelphia, So ; and
a. rom resident street a ion to Broad
street depot Philadelphia, $2.75.
we hear Of no reduction at way
stations,
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The La. oharItv aIIs.

"Charity suffereth long and is kind
There has arisen q fierce discussion
among the avowedly religious newspa-
pers, taking as a text the proprtety OF
tain hospitals in the city of New York,
Philadelphia, and elsewhere, doing evil,
1t Is alleged, that good may come from
It, In fact, as one OF the leading pious
mall two. dollars to M. A. Dauphih, at
No. 3l9 Broadway, New York city, N. Y.
or the same person at New Orleans, La ],
for a ticket in The next grand monthly
Distribution VI LIE celebrated Louisiana
State Lottery Company. to take place
April l2tn, al New Orleans, and draw
s30.UOU, thereby aiding the Cnarity Hospi-
tai in that city. apr6
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Is THIS SOPHIE N. Y. World to-
day, says-so we have all been wrong
about Senator Conkling. He 10 not
mad, nor bad, but only sadl Ex-Gover-
nor FOs'"', who Is trying his diplomatic
haDd Oh lie troubles at Washington
though be will not go TO Berlin, informs
The country through .he columns Of the
World to-day that the Senator from New
York IS not raging lion at all. Quite
the contrary. He is an injured lamb.
Have the Democrats In the Senate hearts
Otstone that they can look upon his woe
uumoyed?
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NOTICE., John e. Lewis. in compM-
in ance with the requirements OF the
act of Assembly, in such case made and
provided, do hereby give notice that I
shall apply in writing to 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
eth day of May next A. D., 1881, being the
first day of the next May term of the said
court, for a license to eep an in or tav-
ern, known as ths Deer Park Hotel, In
the town of Newark, W hite Clay Creek
Hundred, and school district, No. 90,
Delaware, and to sell intoxicating liquors
in less quantities than one quart to be
drunk on the premises and The following
respectable citizens recommend the said
application, to wit:
John A. Reynolds, Rankin Armstrong .
,Joseph Nuttall, Frank Mclaughlin,
William Barton, Robert Mclaughlin .
Joseph T. Willis, John O'ponnell,
Charles ". Whte, John j. Highfelds
Joseph Hudson, John Walls,
las. III. Armstrong, VIM. II. Steel.
eprll.3ts JOHN Il. LEWIb.
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NOTICE.-I, Frederick T. Eagle, in
~ compliance with the requirements
of the act of Assembly I'm such case made
and provided. dc hereby give notice that
shall apply in writing 10 the Court OF
General Sessions of the Peace and Jail
Delivery, of the state OF Delaware. IA and
for New Castle county ,the 9th dav OF May
next, A. D., 1881, being the first day OF
the next May term OF the said Court. for
a license to keep an inn or tavern, known
as tFe Hare's q rner Hotel, in New Cas-
tie Hundred, New Castle county, D~l.,
schoaI district, No. 48, and TO sell 1ntoxi-
eating liquors In less quantities fhan one
quart 10 be drunk on the premises, and
the following respect BILE citizens recon-
mend the said application, To wit:
| G. W. Morrison, Jason Davis,
| Thomas White, VIM, Edmunson,
| Bepj, &. Dowuey, James l.. Bolton,
/ Mitchell Groves, George w. kice,
| o. @. Vincent, Thos J. Bruce.
| George E. Davis, Robert r. Morrison
| w. Il. StooDa.
aprIl-3ts FREDERICK T. EAGLE.
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this county by mail, or otherwise,
soliciting their patrage, and in the
meantime will be glad to receive their
subscriptions at the Office of the Cecil
Democrat.
Very respectfully yours,
GEORGE JOHNSON.
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NOTICE., william III. Guthrie, do
IN hereby give notice that shall ap-
Div TO the Ju dyes of Court Il Gen erai 8es-
sions OF the Peace and jail Delivery. In
county of New Castle on Monday, the eth
day OF May next being the first day Of the
May Term, A. d. 1881, for q license TO
keep an inn or tavern, known IS the
District No. 56, Pencader Hundred, New
Castle county, and State OF Delaware
with the privilege to sell Intoxicating
LIQUORS in less quantities than one quart.
to be drunk on The premises and The fol-
lowing respectable citizens recommend
the said application. TO wit
Samuel Alltch. george bouluonsJr.s
William ID. Adair, Jesse Boulden,
George w. Laws, y. 4. Cam.
Joseph r. Lsws, William Beoweiis
William Crow M g. Poor,
Oliver Tones. Levi Huegins,
anril-3ts WILLIAM II. GU UFHRIE.
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OUR EAIR CORRESPONDENT from Port
renn quite takes she breath out OF Us
We shall have to Join grange We sup.
pose since we do not wish to be found
battling against the farmers and their
wives, yet we have always been led TO
believe that secret Political societies were
anwiss and ipjudieious.
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A large invoice of Boys and Chill
dren's Suits Just received at the Bos-
ton One Price Clothing House from
our Manufacturing House of New
York. asst.
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KILLED BY THE CARS.

A valuable carriage dog owned by
David Lemon, was rnn over by the
. rect cars and killed Saturday Afternoon
on Market street, between Eighth and
Ninth.
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ANEW FIRE PLUG:

workmen are engaged to-day In put
ting In three outlet fire plug In trent
Of T Is Merritt's European Hotel, Frnot
aud French streets. The plug was bad ly
needed In pIat locality.
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THl SENATE DEADLOCK 10 to be
commenced Today again and continue
aiI After the Virginia election in No.
vember it is said.
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M ISSING Left his home on Monday
Nl last, a boy named John Lowe, aged
ID years. Has dark hair with cowIfck,
dressed in dark hat, light coat, dafb
pants, and shoes well worn. Informatiop
concerning him can be left at the
GAZETTE office.
PniladeIphla and New Jersey papers
please copy. apr6-n
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Gold was first discovered in Califc rnia
in la4S DIR. Bull con. .menced TO prescribe
his Cough Syrup In the same year and
now il Is the eading cough remedy
throughout the country.
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IE D.

PROVOST.-On the 9th inst, Ann
Provost, aged 81 years.
The relatives and friends OF the family
are respect ully invited to attend the fu-
neral from the residence of her husband,
VIM. Provost, No. l0S East Fourteenth
Services at the house at o'clock.
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NIOTICE.-I, b. D. Longland, In com-
~ pliance with the requirem ents OF the
the act of assembly, in such case made
aud provided, do hereby give notice that
/ shall apply In writing to the Court q
Delivery of the State Of Delaware, in and
for New Castle couaty, ON Monday ne
9th day Of May ne next, NJ A; ;ar, D., tss,, ns,nf ;
court, for license to keep an ian or tay-
ern, known as the Jefferson House, at the
corner of Delaware and Water streets, In
the city of New Castle Del, School Dis-
trict, No. As, and to sell intoxicating
10 he drunk on.the premises, and the fol-
lowing respectable citizens recommend
Ihe said application, to wit:
A q. GRAY. David w. Elkinton.
I'M Wise, Sr.. VIM. IL. Whitelock,
Iohn T Black. John White,
Israel ii. Fols, stephen Greiner,
I. W. IIlymer George F. Deakyne, /,
+. Ieck ier- John e. Platt,
". l.. Chase. M. W. Wier,
w. b. Herbert. ~,oD
april 3t. b, d. LoN0LAND.
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1TOTlCE.-I, James w. King, in com
IN pIiance with the requirements of the
act OF Assembly, in such case made and
provided, do hereby give notice that
shall apply in writing TO the Court oi
General sessions OF the Peace and jail
Delivery of the stale 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 next May term OF the
said court for q license to keep an Inn or
.avern nj No. 0 Market street, being
the n. W, corner OF W ater and Market
s1eetsin the First ward oil The city OF VIII
mtnsirp, Del, and to sell intoxicating
iiouSrs in less quantities than one quart
10 ne drunk on The premises, and the iol-
lowing Substantial freeholders reeoin-
mend tue said application 70 MI WI
Thomas Pagan, "a go MileI,
n iu Marble, Edward Rogers,
John W. Christy, James ~ HaIIy
| Frederick Well, frsnois a.,r,har' T.
| Henry Graham, J JuL NcKenna
| Fr90ip az pa1mer John N. Lee,
u, w isa1nItnsl or william Kync,
| Joseph Neidermaler'E Ashenhsch
| Joseph Mccain, "a: nts praS ev
lawrence Maison' Michael Mcdonnell
Mui.aIMa JAMES W. KING
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NEW ADVERTlsEMEN:rs.

r OST.-On Market street, between
IL 5th and 18th a small gold horseshoe
scarf pin. A suitable reward will be
given ffreturned to THIS OFFICE.
OST-Keys, with owners name on
/ 4 check. Finder will receive thanks of
owner by leaving them at this Office. 1t
WANTED. Several houses built.
w Plans and specifications at our
office, Sixth and Market st eets.
lis ELLIOTT, JOHNSON d CO.