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LOCAL LINES.

Hyde & Behmans combination in
opera House tomorrow evening.
ihs DeIduare Gazette will be issued
day.
10 see "Dreams" in the Or era House
Saturday evening.
pfninv.
~ Pauls Catholic Church intends
pllg a good choir under the conduc.
snlp Of John A. Cannon.
le entertainment fer the benefit of
American Rifles takes place in the
r rIA House on Tuesday evening next.
iuscaroIa Tribe of Red Men from
e''er' VIII visit Lenape Tribe of this
90 Saturday evening. They will
accompanied az by the Upland Cornet
SGOH Hunt, the dog exterminator.
/. s'Ie 10 viewing the Firemen's processlon
seIday al ernoon on Sixth street. be-
een 1eIers IN and Madison, fell in an
y Oalsel. a, had not a friendly hand
s,s extended ~, him, he might have been
i1s u S. Court met YESTERDAY but
4" u%sled ,s. nc business beyond p3slpon-
si,., .ae case Of Haywood 4 Allen
''H'' tue city, for one week.
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Froposed HONEY order Chanres.

WASHINGTON, March &c. The
House Committee on Post Offices and
Post Roads to-day directed Chairman
Bingham to report favOrably the bill
modifying the postal money order sys-
tenn. The only important features not
heretofore mentioned are the inlroduc-
tion OF Q postal rate at fee of 8 cents
for sums Of IS and under, payable to
bearer, at any time within three
months from date OF issue, after
which date the note becomes invalid
and the amount can only be obtained
by forwarding the note TO the Trea-
sury Department through money
order Office; and 0 reduction of the
money order fee on sums OF mors than
So and not m1re than $40, from 10
cents 8 cents.
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h, Siay Snsstt'.
FIRST EDITION
7.I.rrsphIe Ie Summary

|,,.,..., Lowell has lSformed the
lla'','I :. " pr. Lam.On that be can give
|lo' S.,., u endorsement to their petition
n, ~,,,I.m Harcourt fJr q commu-
y "" ', ',0taOce. six members Of the
|Oa '. J, Commons will probably be I'M
~" y an ,cccuat Of frauds PsrPetraled
y '. .,sel,ous. The suggestion that
', '. .,I, With the Imprisoned Irish
I. ','ro a Parliament when the vote p
I !. ne clOture question has bseh
~ u,ulOn and Boyd were both
.,.cIcIug in their boats yesterday
LnI"O. and their performances great
I,.,'ss @ their friends. "A placard has
.0,,sd IN Dublin menacing the
,,s,, Of Parliament from that city
~. '',i If ,bslr supposed intention to
/ T,r =, rIotus.. The Bey of Tunis has
La, fall pardon to the inturgent
E 'hI.n on the condition that they
,obmIt.. The frontier treaty be-
1 Rp,,,, and Persia has been rAti-
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Iras,se,, q ,hs Poor.
MONTHLY MBRT1nd YssrnRDAY--vIsIT
OF THE LKvx coURT.

MONTHLY MBRTIna YEsTnRDAY--vIs1T
or THE LKvx coURT.
The Trustees Of the Poor held their
monthly meeting yebter lay, but trans
acted but very little business Of q public
nature.
While the Trustees we're In session the
Levy Court paid their annual visit 70
the Almshouss. They we're first shown
over the building proper, and expressed
themselves as highly plea cd with the
manner In which tho instltut on Is COR
Quoted. After viewing the building the
members OF the Court repaired 70 the
Trustees meeting robm. After having
been seated, J. WiIkIIs Corcb, Secre-
tary Of the Board, stated that tbeir ap-
preparation last year was $4,000, but
owing to errors and omiss onS, the Board
bad only received $4,000. Owing to
the increase Of inmates the expenses had
been considerably iuoFeosed. Out Of
the last amount 5000 had been expeud-
ed last year on account Of the small pOx,
and this, and other accounts, the dedcs
iency LAST year wss over $4,000. The
Board hoped that the court would ap-
prOprtate $40, 900 for the coming year.
The meeting then adjourned for dinner.
After dinner the Court was taken
through the Insane Department. The
afternoon session of the board was con-
nned to private buslness.
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Finger Masnoa.

Kennard p. Smith, blacksmith At
the Jackson q Sharpb works had the
misfortune yesterday About4 O'CLOCK, p.
Nj, to have his index fipRer rnashed by
the heavy shears that cut the iron COM
ing down upon it. The finger " Ill have
to be aanputated ct the hrpt Joint. A
curious thing about the accident was
that ths enlira finger nail few of and
was picked up from the floor. The
wound Is . very painful one, aud for the
aIst time 10 his life Mr.. Smith was ma 10
tipsy BY the liquor which his fellow
workmen put him "outs de" of to re-
lleve his agony. He will be on duty this
morniBS II he can make himself useful.
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sold HIS Vote.

In the New Jersey House of Repre-
sentatives, yesterday afternoon, the
Governors veto Of the Jersey City
Water Front.bill was taken up, when
Mr.. Shinn, Of Atlantic, rising to p
question of privilege, submitted an
affidyat that he had received $500 on
condition that he would vote to pass
the bill ever the Governors veto. At
ter some debate q committee of seven
was appointed to investigate the mat
ter and instructed to repert at ten
O'Clock this morning. The House then
adjourned. The cSmmittee was In
session last night and examined sew
eral witnesses who corroborated the
affidavit Of Shinn.
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Robbed AwaIn.

Last evening about $50 o clock man
walked up TO the front Off. 4. Walkers
shoe store, on Third street, between
Market and King, and carried off case
containing twenty-four pairs Of mems
CATERS. he carried them to an alley on
Front street, between King aud French,
and transferred The Shoes 70 two bags.
He then started for Warmers wharf,
and hid the bags behind pile Of boxes.
All this time be was watched by officer
Jones Of the P.W. & B. r. z. and police
man Thomas, who after he had hid the
shoes arrested him.
He was given q hearing before the
Mayor this morning, and vas held In
$4O0 bail TO answer the charge at court.
He gave his name as William Curtis.
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true, generous ana warm hearted man
and useful citizen, whose loss will be
greatly felt IN our midPt.
Resolved, That In him our citizens have
lost q most anterpriaing business man,
the dre department, u most efiiciOnt IRE
man, and one who was faithful and true
TO the trust reposed in him BY his broth
or 1remen In the consultations discharge
Of his duties as the chief OF this depart
ment N.Y I.n7t
Resolved, That ~ mark OF respect and
regard. the City Council attend in q body
the funeral OF the deceased, 70 take place
this day at 2 o'clock. p. m. uls M
Resoiped. That we extend our heartfelt
Gympathy 70 the family OF the deceased
In this thell hour ofbereavement.
Resotped. That acopy OF these TesoIu-
tiong be printed In three OF the daily
newspapers, and also that the Clerk Of
Council be instructed TO send 70 the fam
lily Of the deceased q copy, signed by the
President and attested BY the Clerk Of
OOuuCAAs 'H NINi
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NOTICE.. Francis s. Dunlap, the
in owner of the within mentione,
property, de hereby give notice that /
shall apply to the Judges of the Court of
General Sessions of The Peace and Jail
delivery of the State of Delaware, in ar d
for the county Of New Castle. on No n
day. the Sih day OF May next, bei ng the
frst day of the May term, A. D., 1888. Tor
a license TO keep an inn or tavern at the
Delaware City Hotel, in Delaware City,
Tn : chool Dist let No 81 to sell ir.oxicai-
Iog LIQUORS in les quantities Ian one
quar-, Co be drunk on the p misses, and
the following respectable citizens recon-
h end the said application, to wit:
.Iohn I, Cheairs. Benz. N. Ogle.
George A. Clark. II. McMunn.
William Morris. Thomas g. Reeves,
II. A. Pennington. M. NJ. Kirby.
William A. Jester. z. ID. Dunlap.
William Davidson. Charles G.. Ash.
John J. Messlg. j. r. Pennington.
Micbael Mullgan. Israel Helms.
Kaufman Manko.
mar29-2I% FRANCIss. DUNLAP
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NIOTICE.-To the Honorable Judges of
IN the Court of General Sessions ofthe
Peace aud Jail Delivery Oft state OF
Delaware, in and for New Castle county.
WI. theIunderstgned respectable citizens
of Inc First ward in the city OF Whining
ton, do hereby certify that Philip q,
Pllnkett, who is tha owner Of the store
and premises situated at No. 2N W.
Front street, in the First ward, city,
county and State Aforesaid and described
in their application. and who Is an appll-
cant for license for the sale of lntox lcaI-
iDG liquors in quantities not less than
onR-half gallon therein, he being Hcen-
sed retailer ofg0ods, wares and Inerchan-
disc; the aggl egate cost value of whoee
stock respectively constantly kept on
nand for sale is not less than f1ve hun
dred dollars; he is q man OF full age, OF
sobrIety and good moral character; that
such sale of Intoxicating liquors at the
said pla g ig necessary To acc0m modate
tho public; that he is the owner OF said
house, ana the true rental value is two
hundred and forty dollars.
James McKenna. Caleb Miller.
Lsmuel Peeky. Washington Flower.
Martin KeOgh. K, j, McManus.
Daniel McOusker. John Beckwith.
Edward L. Smith. M. Richenburger.
William Bowers. Joseph Netderman.
Fred. d. Moere. James Chrlsty.
Wilson scrafton. James Megary.
Charles E. Resag. James McElwee.
Lawrence KlerDan. Lewis II. Blctai
Fred. Wiel. Fred. Wlel, Jr.
james l.. Dickinson j Ohm BadeT.
Julius GlntneT. Michael DAWN.
Austin v. GAynor. Henry Bradley.
mhr3J-3t. PHILIP g. PLUNKETT.
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Gear and the NIhillsts.
LONDON, March 30, 1882.

Our Berlin correspondent telegraphs
that terrorist placards are again MAJ
king their appearance on the walls of
St. Petersburg. One, which is of the
most violent character, declares that
Alexander III. is now condemned to
death definitely and without appeal,
as he is the incarnation Of all the hor-
rors of autocratic government and all
the vices Of his ancestors. These
threats have made very painful inn
pressiOn at Gatschina. 1t Is rumored
that after a domestic quarrel, caused
it appears by, the Emperor's too
pointed attention to a circus rider,
the Empress of Russia has threaIeoed
to retire to Denmark with her child
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Now Rea1donao.

Mr.. David Chandler has commenced
excavating for a new residence on
King street, between tho Hilles man
sion and the new club house, The
location Is q beautiful one, looking
over the green lawn Of the Court
House into Market street, and com
manding view Of the Delaw ware river
up and down that can never be cut
on. The dwelling viii be fine three
story brick, with all the modern coma
veniencss. p. s. Mitchell Is the oar
penter.
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Matters Before the Cabinet.

WARRINGTON, March 2g.-The CHI
nese Ques Ion was again before the c.b'-
net meeting to-day. The b II now await
ing the p ssident's signature to become
q law was considered as fully as the
limited time Of the session would allow.
No conclusion was reached. The Pres
deut is determined that the bill shall be
fullg and thoroughly oonsidered before
IL IL acted upon. The opinion OF Judge
Adyocste General Swan on the Invalid
ity Of the sentence Of the court martial
In the case OF 6ergt. Mason was also
submitted to the cabinet aud inform ally
DISCUSSED, bus no action IVES takeniA Inc
nTa m 'aAR
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ala Marshal Count Moltke sums up
r,,ult Of bis recsnt studies in the
.msot that "a war with Russia could
N undertaken by Germany till af-
he laps Of eighteen months or two
- This only means that it could
!, tbs present moment be entered
with tbe same confidence and safe
! The two last grea. wars with Aus
and France.
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AnOtherEGort.

majority If the fire companies. will
aVG, at q meeting to be held In the
hOc Engine House this evening, TO
sss upon candidates for Chief En.
|eeT, aud Flrst aud Second Assistants,
\ VOed for at the biennial election
le held on Monday evening next.
lisa difficult matter to state wbelh-
% isTsement can be reached or not !.
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POundRented.

The Building Committee of City
Council have rented . lot on Sixth
street, between Orange and TatnalI,
belonging to William Foord. The lot
will be fitted up for q pound, as the
city was obliged to relinguish the one
it has used for several yeaIs on ship
ley street, above Eighth.
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SOeiety Election.

n A regular meeting of Liberty
Ise, A. D. Of 70. f., held last evening
following officers we're elected:
Eotby Granc-Wllliam T. Green.
EOnhy Vice Grand-ChArles Italie.
lblpIain-John N. Huntly.
|scordlpg SeCretary-Purhell d. Oar
EInlnciAll Secretary - Charles h
'a. lsA
lreaurer-J. K. Sutterley.
|enicr Warden-John w. Sparks. /
|uplOr WArden-Charles +. Sawyer
sniOr Tylar-Adam Hooheu.
trustees = Charles +. Sawyer, e
Nv, Joseph Mckinney.
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w OTICE.-L. George W. Coyle, the
I'm owner of the house situated q NO.
2IbI Market street, known as the Village
Inn Hotel, in the Ninth ward of the city
of Wilmington, county OF New Castle.
and State of Delaware, In compliance
with the requ irements OF the acts of the
General Assembly in such case made and
pTol Ided, do hereby give notice that l
shall apply in writing TO the Court OF
General Sessions OF the Peace and Jail
Delivery of the State OF Delaware, In and
fdr New Castle county, on Monday, the
sth day or May, A. D.. 1882, being the
next term of said court, for n lieen-e for
slid house as an inn or tavern for the
sale therein of intoxicating liquors In
less quantities. than one quart, to be
drunk on the premises, and the follow
ing respectable citizens Of the said ward
recommend the said application to wit:
RobL. j Ross. Caleb s. Watson.
Isaac Dillin. Joint. Elliott.
John Brooks. William III. Watson.
Joseph Ogram. Robert Long,
Lewis Lenderman. F. E. Gallagher.
his G0tLletb ~. Ruhfus.
John n McCan. James Mccoy
mark George Moseley.
james A. Rodgers. Howard Cornett.
William w, Cole, Gustave Keolck.
Wms r Fitzpatrick. e. @. Johnston.
Alfred Eaches. John Ha an.
q atrick Mcguire. James Mckinney.
John Carson. william Todd.
mar29-5ts GEohGE w. CoYLB.
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The GERMAN sehooI.

The German school will be opened
In the basement OF the First Presby-
terian Charch, entrance on King street.
Both the English and German lam
guages will be taught by competent
Instructor. Those favoring the move-
ment are requested to be present at
the opening. Persons desiring infor-
nation in nrelation TO the matter should
apply to A. Kuhlman, druggist,
Fourth and Walnut streets.
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IE was In q drug store Of course. All
interesting incidents occur In drug
stores, ,-thatis nearly all. She was pretty,
with 6lus eyes and golden hair. one OF
that kind Of beauties the poet would nave
called an "augel," but the fact that Q
colony of ptmples on ber talr iTonIs.
niece prechided all thought OF q celestial
being, BowIng timidly to the handsome
clerk, she asked for aSwayne's Ointmen
for skin Diseases" and upon receiving l
vanished like the morning dew before
the Summer sun. ..
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Only One nnlIa.

SrsonS ,SI desiring to obtain homes
6sir r1 p, WY easiest terms or to invest
jntarol, sroney safely and at good rate
kriha .''esl t cannot do better than sub
|oan ' ASaol: IOr shares in the 'tExcelsior
Eare. HosoclallOn," oao now being issued.
nops. ''s one dollar each. The whole
6tsra.t r.s invested with six Der cent
|ftsr Vds tSs may f'Es. be obtained at any Vine
tRcs U' :, ,GTther particulars call at the
ID, y 1l@ !, Wm. M E. Hawkins, Secretary.
DclawsroN market street, Wilmington.
maI2l-eod1m
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Insl1tafe HaIl.

Do net forget the Jeffsison Clubs
Reception on EAston Monday night.
Waste no time; delays have danger
ous ends II q member Of your family Is
tufferlng with a slight cough or cold,
don't wait until it develops Itself into
consumption, but procure at once bot
tie OF DT. Bulls Cough syrup and oure
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Died in PhiIadsInhln.

William H. Townsend, son of Mrs.
p Townsend, widow OF Joseph
E1ssnd, died at bis residence In Phil
lphlA on Tuesday. He will be brought
|lH city for interment. Mrs. Town
q swell known In this city.
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RnbItmeIY snnerb.

A pair of beautiful Sun-nowers on
Easels viii be mailed ffee to any lady
who will send ten cents in postage
stamps or money of DIR. @. W. Benson
No. 100 North Eutaw Street, Baltimore
Nd.
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>SmrECIAL NOTICES

Toa,,u A CARD.
nd indiEcrss,r InU are suffering nom tba .r.o,..
g. viii .ssriy decay, lcssS csS0t5' IN - nervous
sou, FREE sSsaa mr recipe Thai ma manhood
Esmedy was az ~ CHARGE TELL hhh cure
"a South Ama Az ualIs,eoyered by a miss ms great
Envelope "a oIhiGs. W. Send self.aSSsoan elfSSIonafy
p@'IOn d, Ne,a aus REV. JosEPa n TSEgessed ire
fOrk cstv. oct2e-dHNW%sAmN HN%AN'
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MOTECE.-I, Michael Grady, the owner
~ of the house situated ct No. l0l
Eoplaf street, being the N. W. corner OF
Frontand Poplar streets, In the Second
Ward 4f the city Of Wilmington, county
OF New Castle, and State of Delaware. in
compliance with the requirements OF
the acts OF the General Assembly, in such
case made and provided. do hereby give
notlce that shall apply in writing TO
Lne court OF General SESSIONS OF the
Reace and jail Delivery of the State OF
Delaware, In and for New Castle county
on Monday, the 9Th day OF May, A. D.,
1881, being the next term Of said court,
ior license for said house as an inn or
tavern Tor the sale therein demonstrating
liquors In less quantities than one quart
70 be drunk ON the premises, and the
fouoWtng respectable citizens Of the said
ward recommend the said application,
viz
r. II. Taylor, W. II. Quinn,
Ludwig Wallschmit, Harry Pizor,
Nath, Melchior, MAX. Ephraim,
Alex. Chambers, b. WolfsOp,
John E: Bush, Francis 4. Z. Davis,
y. 3. Morrison, Charles K. Sparks.
M. C1le, Michael Kenny,
Geo. Jacobs, J. DeWoIf,
Rob, It Kenyon, George w. Rival,
8. 2. Wickersham, Patrick Grady,
J. T. Hayes, Robert M. Gibson,
jan ds Taggart, w. II. 8. Allen, Sr.,
Thomas Rowe. Mandy Friel,
Peter MCGllnchy.
matsO-st" MICHAEL GRADY.
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REMOVAL.

James France has removed his paint
shop from Seventh and Shlpley streets,
to Ninth and King streets. None but
the best material used and the best
workmen employed. Orders by postal
cards promptly attended to.
maT2Stf
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Ia,aa on cl.d OplniOu /, of Gen. Swain in the
y The Pre,IdsrDe,p a reported to be sustained
|squeDtlV0 v0s,aen. Ma and bis Cabinet, con.
brpe, y y = MASON is likely soon to bs "a Al
pay be ~ ars. y possible in that csss that he
|horltes. Nueu Oy the civil au-
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TAINTED nleGsSaLoR a a1,! Runyon yesterday
ants R sr srlt OF error in the case Of
b April "a 1Ss'svss, a, IS sentenced to be hanged
Ease will no,l naward p. Soden. The
Pupe re @S% Go@. go to the New jersey ev
llayed, Court and execution will 'Ss y
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DOn,t be Alarmed

at Prights Disease, Diabetes, or any
disease of the kidneys, liver or urinary
organ, as Hop Bitters will certainly and
las iBgly cure you, and 1t Is the only
thing that will.
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Jefferson Dem ocratIc cub.

The jefferson Democratic Club will
give their third grand reception in
the Institute Hall ON Monday evening,
April 10.h, 1882. Tickets, one dollar.
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society bellies

Are loud In their praise OF Floreston
Cologne on account of its remarkably
and lasting fragrance.
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nUBLIO SALE
OF
THREsHING MACHINERY.

TH HEs9 EtAN0 HAAO1AAI
The subscriber will sell at Public sale
without reserve at the residence OF John
4. Rees, on the road from Og, etOwn to
Wilson's shops, about two miles south
east OF Newark, DEL, on
THURSDAY. APRIL 10Th, 1882,
at2 O'Clock, p. M,
All of his Threshing Machinery, consist
inK off, Portable Engines, and S-horse
power, made by John Best, Lancaster,
PA. 1880 and l-S6 inch Westinghouse In
dependent Grain Threshers, 1.SO and l-S6
Westinghouse Comnpined Clover and
wheels. Corn Sheller, (Smith's Patent),
lot 5IS inch Leather Belt, Tools. Tool
Anv one wanting any of the above
Kind of machinery will find IL to their
advantage to attend the sale, as they are
ali In good order and will ositively be
gold as [ intend TO quit the business.
TERMs.--l0 months by note with Rp-
proved security. WA; X. REEFS,
Newark, Del.
L.. W. stidham & Son, Auc'rs. 2tw"
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Annoyance Prevented.

GRAY hairs are honorable but their
premature appearance is annoying.
Parker's hair Balsam prevents the on
uoyaace by promptly restoring lhe
youthful color. ss1
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IfYou are Ru1ned

In health from any cause, especially from
the use of any ofthe thousand most un
that promise so largely, with long tc-
tItions test.m onials, have no fear Re-
short time ysu will have the most roLust
and blooming health.
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NOTICE., Hlett Graham, the owner
IN bf the house known as the Atlantic
Hotel, situated on Pearl 81 rect in the
city of New Castle, School District No.
OF delaware, In compliance with the
requirements OF the acts of the General
Assembly in such case made and pro-
viden, 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 for New
Castle county. on Mon day. the 8th day Of
May. A. d 1882, being the next term Of
catipg liquors in less quantities than one
quart. to be drunk on the premises, and
the following respectable citizens Of the
SAID district recommend the said appli-
cation, viz:
Geo. A. Maxwell, David Beulden,
Spm'l y. Black, ]. e. v. Platt,
James WilmoL, Chas. ". Wise,
Ferdinand Leckler Cloud Pierson,
| VIM. Herbert, Hiram. b. Borip.
ntaI3O-3ts HIETT GRAHAM.
| IN ner OF the within mentioned prem-
iseB, situated In the village OF Charles
toWn, School District, Nos. 29 aod 20
i Chtistiana Hundred, in the county OF
New Castle, and State of Delaware, In
compliance with the requirements of the
acts oftbe General A ssembly in such
case made and provided, do hereby give
notice that sh all apply in writing to
the Court OF General Sessions of the
Peace and jail Delivery OF the State o.
Delaware, In and for New Castle county
oa Monday. the 9Th day of May, A. d.
| l8R, being the next term OF said court, fol
a license TO sell Intoxicating liquors IN
Less quantities than one quar-, TO De drunk
on The premises, and the following re-
spactablo citizens of the said district Ie
commend the said application, viz:
Patrick DALEY. Charles Dever.
i John Shield. w. N. Gary.
i Thomas Moran. Peter Collins.
i Timothy Mccarthy. Denis Buckley.
| James Toner. Edward Maxwell.
/ Thomas Toy. Bernard McHugh,
| Hugh Holland. Philip Ambold.
PaAl Began.
IhaT3u-3t. THOMAS LAWLESS.
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RESOLUTIONS.

WHEREAS, The City Council had learn
ed with profound sorrow aud sincere re
gret Of the death of samuel @ Tazewell,
late Chief Engineer of the Fire Depart
ment OF this city; therefore,
Resolved, La I In him we recognize the