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Evening journal., 1892-03-14
ANOTHER ROYAL DEMISE
The Reign Of Ludwig in Hesse-
Darmstadt Ended by Death.
HE WAS A s0N-IN-LAW OF VICTORIA

A New Order Of Things May Be Inauau-
rated BY the Heir to the Throne-Over
Half Million English Coal Miners Now
ON Strike-The Mine Horror in Belgium.
DARMsrADT, March i4-The Grand Duke
Ludwig IV is dead. Three Of his daughters
and Prince Ernst Ludwig, his heir, were at
his bedside at the time Of his death. The
city is in mourning. In the English quarter,
where the grand duke was especially popu.
lar, many houses are draped.
The Grand Duke Ludwig ~ was the
nephew Of his predecessor on the throne Of
Hesse-Darmstadt. He wis born on Sept
u, 1857, and he married in 1862 the Princess
Alice, second daughter Of Queen Victoria
She died six years later, after bearing him
five daughers and one son, the present
grand duke
In the war Of 1866 he commanded a
brigade in the IIessian contingent and IN
1901 the 1wenty-hfth infantry division
Of the Ninth army corps. He distinguished
himself by his bravery as Gravelotte and II
the fighting on the Loire.
He became heir 10 the throne by tn
death of his father, Prince Karl of Hessen
in March 1877, and three months later, upoi
the death Of his uncle, Grand Duke Ludwil
III, he assembled the throne. In 1884 b
married Frau Won Kolemine, nee Counties
| Czapska, but was divorced from her shortl
afterward. He was liberal in his politics
views and despite his tendency towar
Englishmen and English ways, was a muc
more popular ruler than his son is likel
\ to be-
1t is expected that the present grand duk
will forsake the liberal principles whic
characterized his fathers government, an
rumors are already current that he is abou
to dismiss the ministry Of Finger and ca
upon Baron Gagern TO form a ministry
| Cnnaarvnfivas and IIlfrnnnntnnns
Evening journal., 1892-03-14
A NEGRO GIRL lYNcHEp.
She Had Tried 10 Poison Family OF
Nine Persons.

She Had Tried 60 Poison a Family OF
Nine Persons.
RAYvnLE, La, March i4-The hfeless
form Of colored girl was found dangling
from tree ON the road leading 10 this place.
The body was identified az that OF ser
want, fifteen years old, employed in the fam
lily of W r. Helmer, who resides ON the
Grenwell place, twenty miles from here
The girl became offended at the action Of
q oolored man, also employed in the house.
She put rat poison into the coffee intended
for the family meal. About nine persons
drank the concoction, and all came very
near dying The girl acknowledged that
she intended TO ldll the man, and she die
not much care who else suffered.
A party Of citizens started TO bring th,
girl to the Jail at Rayville, but it had moi
proceeded far before some masked mer
overlook it and strung the girl up to th,
limb Of a tree at the first crossing An the
persons poisoned will recover
Evening journal., 1892-03-14
suLLIvAN,s fIAr eoes foRrA.
He WIN Retire from the Roped Arena
After His Next Fight.

AFTER his NfAA Atknts
CHICAGO, March i4-John l.. sullivan has
issued another ultimatum After his next
fight for the championship he VIII retire
from the roped arena in which he has en-
joyed an unbroken reign Of ten years and
devote all his time 10 the stage, with which
he appears to be infatuated II mean
business" said Sullivan, "and my ulti-
matum, first cone, first served, VIII be
strictly lived up to. Corbett has posted
81 600 OF the s., 500 and give him till next
Wednesday TO post the remaining $500.
My 81, 500 is already up. II Mitchell really
wants to fight, as he loudly proclaims, he
has a chance 20 get in ahead Of Corbett,
whose forfeit is only partly up. Let him
post his $500, as the conditions imposed by
me require, at once, and viii be bound &c
give him the preference.
Il am willing TO fight before the Olympic
club, but / am Sullivan and here the
champion smote his brawny breast with his
hand-'the champion Of the world, and
will not allow any set of horseshoers Il
draw up my articles for me. As champion
/ have the power to dictate my own terms
and no man or set Of men can alter my pur
pose. OF course, If the Olympic clubs a
ticles suit me viii sign. and stand by them
but no one outside VSohnson, who is m,
hacker and knows exactly what want, ant
myself, has any power TO say l shall do thi
OF that. And that reRinds me that the
stories printed in the papers, 10 the effec
that President Noel had forwarded article
for my approval, are not true AT least
have not received them, nor have l beei
officially notified that they have been for
warded.
"This will be my last fight. After it i
settled / VIII retire from the ring. an
meeting with a share of success in my new
business and am satisfied TO remain wher
am for two years or 80, when I.wil retir
from the stage and settle down"
Evening journal., 1892-03-14
Adars..A. to the ohndrsu.

Union NJ E Sunday school celebrated
its missionary anniversary Yesterday
afternoon. Professor Hamil, the great
Sunday school worker Of the West, made
an interesting address to the children.
He related several incidents Of mission
airy work In diff rent countries and the
children gave him their undivided atten-
tlon throughout. Short addresses were
also made by Rev. K. L hubbard, Phi.
pastor Of the church, and by Charles
e. Baird. superintendent Of West Presby-
terian Sunday school, Several OF the
children Of the infant department recited
pieces becoming the occasion. The
secretary Of the sunday school made his
annual report and said that over LOO
had been collected Ia the school during
the year. aud reported the school to be in
a hourishinR condition.
Evening journal., 1892-03-14
agAL RsFATn.
A POSITIVE SALE.

TOR RENT THE LARGE THREE STORY
Il brick house OF "a rooms. No. III French
street. suitable for a boarding house, with
large front room suitable for Store OF office.
Rent low. Immediate posst sslon' Apply
O. w. HORN, ll2 French street.
Evening journal., 1892-03-14
Twn Rows Pnisnneh.

CHESTER, Pa, March 14.-The poisoning
Of the two Moore boys has caused excite.
ment here. Deputy Coroner Jeffries made
a postmortem examination of the bodies,
but declined 10 disclose the result Of the ex-
animation until the inquest There is not
any doubt that trap was set for the boys
in the mill where they We're employed at
Upland, where the pilfering Of dinner pals
has been carried on for some time. The
boys We're poor, and only recently lost their
mother by death.
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nohhsa by Mericnn nnnhli..

DURANGO, Mex, March l4-C. W. Brit
tain, manager Of the Vacas mines, left here
for the mines with 10000 silver dollars IN an
iron safe In a wagon, accompanied by J. II,
Herndon, young American, and three
guards. When near Cops'ancia twenty-five
men rode up and commenced shooting. One
Of the guards was killed and Herndon severe
ly wounded The Ere of the bandits was
returned and one Of the robbers was killed.
hut they took the wagon and money cap
tive, Mr. Britain escaping with Mr.. Hern-
don They made their way 10 Constancia
where they notified the military authorities,
Evening journal., 1892-03-14
Ha rnrna,anah HarLifn

Emma Virginia Hopkins was the ouly
drunkard at the Municipal Court this
morning. She was fined 50 or twenty
days imprisonment Charles Jefferson. q
vagrant. was fined the same amount.
William Callahan was arrested by officer
Black last night for disorderly conduct at
Delaware Avenue Baptist Church, while
services we're being held In the church
last night. He was fined 50 and costs.
Napoleon Reed. colored, was charged with
assault and battery on Isabella Davis on
Saturday and threatening to kill her BE
was fined $25 aud costs aad In default OF
payment. was sentenced to serve ninety
days imprisonment.
Evening journal., 1892-03-14
A Bra1en Piece OF worl,.

SAN Francisco, March 14-An Italian
fisherman 5. Camilla, had quarrel with a
fellow fisherman named Cicerillo, who be-
longed to the Malta. Camilla shot Cicerillo
on Roe island in Sacramento river, and
then coolly towed the body down to the
coroner Of Benacia, who paid him five dol
lars for the body and took his deposition in
regard 10 finding it. aWhen the coroner
went to Roe island he was amazed to learn
that Camilla was the murderer.
Evening journal., 1892-03-14
MORRILL, cRlTIcALLY ILL.

Grave Fears for the Life OF the "Father
of the Senate"
WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE venerable
Senator Morrill,, Of Vermont, is critically in
of pneumonia, and the gravest fears are en-
tertained. Senator Morrill, is eighty-twO
years old, and has recently been in feeble
health.
He has been in the senate since 1866 and
is recognized as the father Of the senate.
Evening journal., 1892-03-14
Mi.er Die. IN an Attic.

LYNN, Mass, March i4-Elijah d. How
ard died in an attic which he had occupied
for more than twenty years. When the
room was searched money and securities
aggregating more than 10000 in value
were found besides Boston and Maine rail-
road stock amounting to several thousand
more. His sole heir, son, whom be had
not seen for twenty-three years is a tel
egraph operator in Boston with salary Of
forty dollars month.
Evening journal., 1892-03-14
Stanley sued.

VWNNA, March l4-The Tagblatt states
that the parents Of a Croatian lieutenant
named Lulisch have begun an action against
II. M. Stanley for damages in the sum Of
s20, 900, alleging that Lukisch died from the
effects Of Stanleys inhuman treatment on
the Congo expedition. The charge Is founded
on Westmarks lecture, which is believed to
have been exaggerated.
Evening journal., 1892-03-14
TAE ANDERLUes HoRRoR.
One Hundred and Fifty-four OF the BE
gian Miners Are Dead.

One Hundred and Fitty-four OF the Bel
gian Miners Are Dead.
BRUSSELS, March 14.-By official com.
putation of the number Of victims in the
Anderlues tragedy it appears that there
were 234 men in the shaft, Of whom 154 are
dead, Is injured and 90 saved.
The fire has now gained the top stage and
is burning within ten meters Of the surface.
Eight days at least viii be required to food
the lower and middle galleries, which are AZ
present the seat of the fire, and before the
submerged bodies can be recovered the
water will have to. be pumped out.
A fresh explosion Of fredamp shook the
middle gallery toward daybreak The en-
gineers had already begun flooding the
lower gallery when a second explosion tool
place and numerous landslips occurred, OBJ
structing the shaft One cage was cut intC
shreds
Evening journal., 1892-03-14
DvnnmIte i'm Irelnnl.

DUBLIN, March IA large package Of
dynamite was found in the mail from Lin
erick to Tipperary. II was intended evi
IDENTIFY TO wreck the express, and there was
enough of the explosive 20 dash the whole
train to pieces. A farmers son named Har
rigan, living near Limerick, has been ar
rested, but he protests his innocence.
Evening journal., 1892-03-14
Address 70 Sunday school workers.

Professor Hamil Of Illinois, one OF the
greatest Sunday school workers In the
country, gave an interesting talk on the
work. In West Presby terian Church yes
terdaY afternoon. In the pulpit were
seated several Sunday school superintend-
ents Of this city. Joseph Pyle intro
duced the speaker. The professor spoke
Ia a clear voice, and his talk was very in
structive. He quoted many examples
from his own experience about the teach
ers. These amused his listeners very
much and especially the children. In the
morning the professor preached in West
Chureh
Evening journal., 1892-03-14
plsn.nnton,. Sad conhltlnn.

WASHINGTON, March 14.-Major General
Alfred Pleasanton, one of the most distin-
guished cavalry leaders during the war, is
spending the last years Of his life in a small
room Of poor hotel here. He is not in
want, but suffers greatly from disease and
cannot wear his clothes. He declines TO see
any one but his old colored nurse and his
phVsician
Evening journal., 1892-03-14
How Not TO Paw.

GALENA, Ills, March 14-In 1872 G. H.
Abbott, of Philadelphia, held bonds Of the
city for a., 200 and secured judgment in the
United States courts. On one pretext or
another the tax levy to realize the amount
has been postponed until now, when the
statute Of limitations has interviewed Tax
payers are jubilant.
Evening journal., 1892-03-14

In answer to our inquiries she said:
Il take pleasure In giving TO the public
the particulars Of my former disease, and
how, after many trials, was cured by
Dr. Marston, the speciali,t. Ny case was
one Of great interest to the many physi-
clans whom l consulted, but no good re-
suits to me came oft Ny disease was
paralysis OF the bowels and womb trouble.
For seven lcng years was a terrible
sufferer. l was unable TO DO my
own light housework or 20 ont
az all. In fsst, was confined to the bed
much of the time tried electricity
under a well-known electric physician
and was taken TO various hospitals: still
got worse. did not think would live
a month. When learned Of the success
Or. Marston, OF i34 South Ninth street,
Philadelphia, was having In the treat
ment Of nervous and chronic diseases,
and with little hope Of relief consulted
him. The result was wonderful. grew
better from the frst and under his treat
ment became strong and we'll and have
continued 30; proving that DR.. NJ arston
makes permanent cures
This new lease OF life / owe to DR..
Marston. and shall always recommend
him TO others who suffer
Evening journal., 1892-03-14
nov nnrrlnrs Arrcsted.

NEWARK, n j., March George and
John Edwards and Walter Anthony, three
Of a gang Of boy burglars ranging in age
from thirteen to seventeen years, were ar
rested and confessed 10 breaking into and
robbing small stores for the past few
o,opfhr
Evening journal., 1892-03-14
Relief for nrexico,s Hungry.

five thousand bushels Of corn from the
United States have Just arrived here and
placed on sale under the direction Of the
state government at reasonable prices to
the poorer classes The consignment has
broken the corn monopoly.
Evening journal., 1892-03-14
Shot His Gamekeeper.

BERLIN, March l4.-Banker Sehgman, Of
this city, was ordered by the courts to pay
5000 marks to Gamekeeper Schaeffer for
emptying his shotgun into Schaeffers leg
while the latter was beating the bushes for
him during a hunt.
Evening journal., 1892-03-14
REMARns.


DEWARD - A REWARD OF S25 Is
N hereby offered for the arrest and con
the false alarm Of FIRE on Tuesday night. the
Sth Of this mont b, from box No ia BY Orde'
OF the Fire Committee Of the Council.
NI0 nO IN GOLD. WRITE TO THE
TfU sUU Co Operative Bicycle Company,
Void Hunt prize offer. Open 10 all.
Evening journal., 1892-03-14
Knocl,ed Out in one Round.

WASHINGTON, March l4.-John Farrell, Of
Buffalo, and Ned Cartwright, instructor
Of boxing at the Columbia Athletic club, Of
this city, fought and Farrell was knocked
out in the first round.
Evening journal., 1892-03-14
rather Henlron nenie. n.

BALTIMORE, March IA Cardinal Gibbons
has been notified by Father Hebron, Of st.
Paul, Mimi, that he is not the author Of
the statement telegraphed from st. Paul
that Archbishop ireland was 10 be made a
cardinal, and adds that he has no informa-
ton whatever on the subject
Evening journal., 1892-03-14
Dug uIs wav 80 IIbertv

READING, Pa, March l4-Robert Taylor,
who was serving a five years sentence in
The Berks county Jail for burglary. made
his escape by digging through SO-inch
wall from his cell and scaling the outer
walls by means Of a rope made Of bedding.
Evening journal., 1892-03-14

French Railroad Fares TO BE Reduced.
PARIS, March l4-Railway fares viii be
reduced lOper cent. throughout the country
on April l, and 5O,OOO,OOO old tickets have
been destroyed.
Evening journal., 1892-03-14
I.nnnnh Prarnntad Iir I.n,r Tlda.

The big barge which has been built FOR
the Old Dominion Steamship Company by
Enoch Moore was to have been launched
to-day. The low tide prevented the
launch. The barge is 95 feet long, 30 feet
beam and feet hold.
Evening journal., 1892-03-14
A FenrfuIIy Fatal Explosion.

QURAY,. Colo, March l4-Four men were
putting in blasts in Revenue tunnel and had
fifteen holes charged when all exploded.
Grant Robinson had his head torn from his
body, Pat Maloney was instantly killed and
Pat Burns fatally mangled. The fourth man
was but slightly injured.
Evening journal., 1892-03-14
Hemmed In hv TIames.

NEW York, March l4-The Janet apart
ment house was burned, and one family Of
she name of Carroll was hemmed in by the
fre and had TO be rescued from the win
dOws by the fremen.
Evening journal., 1892-03-14
wnrden nrnun,s orher.

SING SING, n. Y, March l4.-Warden
Brown, Of Sing Sing prison, has issued
orders that no one connected with the
prison shall hereafter enter a saloon OF
place where intoxicating liquors are sold.
Evening journal., 1892-03-14
chicken rhisvss asld For Court.

Daniel Hunter, Charles Dssgers and
John Evans who were arrested by Detec-
tives Witsel aud McVey on Saturday as
chicken thieves, we're held In $500 for
court by Magistrate Monaghan on Satur-
day afternoon.
Evening journal., 1892-03-14
Fen Overheard and Drowned.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, March l4.-When
the steamer David Kemp was making the
night trip TO Mayport John Crawford, a
passenger from Highland, n. Y, fell over
board and was drowned.
Evening journal., 1892-03-14
Fnther and Son aIurdered.

YAzoo CITY, Miss, March Al. Missig-
liza and his seventeen year old son were
murdered. A hatchet was the weapon
used. No clew to the murderers.
Evening journal., 1892-03-14
rrederlc nourlns. Aeeents.

WASHINGTON, March i4-Frederic Doug
lass, selected by the government Of Hayti
as the representative Of that country at the
Chicago exposition, has accepted the posi-
49,
Evening journal., 1892-03-14
Prince Bonaparte Diseharced,

LONDON, March IA compromise was
affected in the case Of Prince Bonaparte, on
trial for stealing his divorced wife's jewels,
and he was discharged.
Evening journal., 1892-03-14
oalmnn WIN ne President.

rice president Of the Central Railroad Of
New Jersey, will be the president Of the
'eorganized Richmond and West Point Ter
ninal company.
Evening journal., 1892-03-14
DR. MARSTON

The Successful Specialist. Cures Very
Estim able Lady, Mrs. Annie wenrick.
Lying in West PhiIadslphia. At No.
4at sloan Street, After Beinx Given
Up By ton,e Of the Most Eminent
Members OF the Medical Profession.
Evening journal., 1892-03-14
Suicide After a Lovers Quarrel.

BERLIN, March a. - Miss Margaret
Schultz, the daughter Of a wealthy family
of East Prussian land owners, committed
suicide after a quarrel with her lover.
Evening journal., 1892-03-14
General steele nenh.

ORANGE, N. j., March l4-Dudley 5.
Steele, brigadier general Of the New Jersey
National guard, is dead he was born in
Jersey City in 1889.
Evening journal., 1892-03-14
Irish pnners Cnnsnlldnte-

DUBLIN, March i4.-Negotiations for the
consolidation Of the Freeman's Journal and
the National Press have been concluded.
Evening journal., 1892-03-14
Blnine can soon Go Out.

WASHINGTON, March l4.-Secretary Blaine
is much better, and it is thought he VIII be
shln ta 90 ont IN a day or two.
Evening journal., 1892-03-14

TOR SALE-A TRUCK FARM OF l
Il acre. located IN Somerset county, Md,
about 10 miles from kensington, on the New
York. Philadelphia and Norfolk railroad, ~
has upon IL a nearly new dwelling, not
house. with furna g pipes etc. barn, STABLES
etc VIII sell for $500; 500 cash, balance In
future payments @. W. FONrAlNE,
Princess Anne. Md.
Evening journal., 1892-03-14

Sufferers wishing 10 know as 20 the
durability Of their case the necessary ex-
pense Of treatment. ETC., can call upon
the doctor &C his Office, or write a full
history OF their disease, when an opinion
will be given Rnd the method to be-
adopted TO effect cure.
Dr. Marston makes no charge for con-
sultatlon. either personally or by letter.
Office, No 1874 south Ninth street, Phila-
delphia. Hours, . TO 4; evenings, 0 to s.
Sundays, TO 10 a. M.
N. B. Dr. Marston's celebI ated anti
c9nsu'aption remedy, "Bacilln," for bhe
prevention and cure OF usunption and
other wasting diseases, Can be obtained
at his Office or at drug stores frice, 81.
Evening journal., 1892-03-14
pUBLIC SALE.
VIII be sold at public tale at No. 90 Orang,
street,
ON WEDNESDAY, MARCH 18TH,

AT bO'clOck n. IN.
A general line Of household goods consist
ing Of Bedsteads. Bureaus, Tables, Chairs,
Lounges, Case o. Drawers Mirrors, Extension
Table, Brus sells, Ingram, Rag and Stair Car
pets, Sewing Machine,2 parlor and 4. ookStove.
Washing Machine, Wringer and IuDs, and III
new stock Venetian Blinds, Window Shades,
and Hollands Fixtures, Curtain Poles and
Fixtures, Git and Walnut MOuldings. Mos
quito Netting and Frames. Fringes, Cords
Tassels and many other articles
l.. II. SPRINGER.
W. A. HUKILL. Auctioneer.
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NOTICE.

TO TEE DELINQUENr TAX PAGERS OF
BRANDYWINE HUNDRED.
The taxable residents of -Brandywine hun
dr. q and all persons liable to tax in said hum
delinquent tax collector for said hunnred,
win De at SharpleS's school house on Mon
day, March IA. betw en- the hours OF and II
a. M; at Robert McCadden's hotel )n Wed
nesday. March l6, between the hours of9 and
II q. m at the Practical Farmer Hotel on
Saturday, March 10, between the hours OF
and IL a. M. for the purpose OF receiving
taxes. in pursuance OF an act Of the General
Assembly of the state.
~. X, HANDY,
Hundred
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NOTICE.
TO ODELINQUENTT TAXPAYERS OF CHRIS.
TIANA Hundred

Inc taAaDle residents OF Shrlsllana nun
dred and all persons Liable to tax In
said hundred are hereby notified that
the undersigned delinquent tax coll
lectOr for said hundred will be at the Post
Office, Highl 'nds, and at the hotel Of Thomas
Lawless, on Thursday, March 10th and 18th
between the hours of 1 and o. m. and at
DaltOn's store, Centreville on Fridays, March
D. m, for the purpose OF receiving taxes. in
pursuance Of an act OF the General Assembly
of The State.
Collector Of Delinquent Taxes, Christiana
uwuIraH
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NOTICE

TO THE DELINQUENT TAXPAYERS OF
WILMINGTON HUNDRED.
The taxable residents Of Wilmington hun
dred and all persens liable to tax in said hun
dred are hereby notified thatithe undersigned,
delinquent tax collector for said hundft d, will
be At No. 226 Market street, In Wilmington, In
said hundred on Thursday, March j.. Mon
day. March p and Thursday, March q, 1892
between the hours or and p. m and at the
Weccacoe engine house on Tuesday, April 10
1892, between the hours and y. m, for the
purpose OF receiving taxes IN pursuance OF an
act of the General Assembly Of the state.
GEORGE j. FINCk.
Collec'or of Delin luent Taxes Of Whining
ton Hundred.
Evening journal., 1892-03-14

TOR sALE-sOME OF THE INCEST AR
II ranged hOnses in the city, on Washing
ton street, between Thirteenth and Four
bought on easy terms Call and look at them
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NERVOUS DISEASES.
NM Is ION You FEEL .

You suffer from aches, pains and
dozen different troubles, and don't know
how TO account for them. You suffer
from pains In the head, and are 40 eiddy
you fear you will fall. Food distresses
you. Sometimes you bloat with GAS; you
are troubled with costiveness or irregular
bowels; you are upset with nausea; you
are nervous, irritable ard despondent; (;
you are restless and not able to sleep you
have chills and hot Pushes; the eyes and
skin sake yellow tlnge; the heart beats
In an irregular way; the breath is short
on the shortest exertion; your hands and
feet get cold and clumniy; you get tired
out easily aud have an ''all gone" feeling,
and you have lost all energy. DR.. Mars
ton treats these complaints understand
ingly, and. no matter how long you have
suffered, or whom OF what you have tried.
he will cure you.
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n JTIcE

n 'IiOE'
TO THE DELI NQUENT TAXPAYERS OF
BLACK BIRD HUNDRED.
The taxable residents of Blackbird hundred
ans all persons liable 10 tax in said hundred
are hereby notified that the undersigned De.
linQuent Tex Collector for said hundred will
be at Mrs. PerrY's store. near the Long
Bridge, on Thursdays. March IL and 81, be
tween the hours of and ip.m. At Dulaney's,
on Thursdays, April z and 2l, bel ween the
hours of and p. M, for the purpose Of re-
ceiving taxes. in pursuance Of an Act Of the
General Assembly of the state.
r. G. BROCKSON,
Collector Of Delinquent Taxes, Blackbird
Hundred