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DAILY
le
C. P. Jouhson, Editor amb raopniKTOR
The Daily Gihett* tojrt'JîMâSSfc'
ternoon. (Sunday excepted) at,410 awrhel **w
end served by oarrters to subscribers in alt
parte of the city and surrounding u>wu and
villages. for six cents a week, payable weekly.
Yearly subscribers, $3 in advance.
THE OILY DEMOCRATIC DAILY IE THE ETATE,
The Delawarm Oaeette, eiukluh.di784
I» tne largest and most flourishing weekly in
Ih. State, Mid hM a Jaratr rjroulmUon tb«n
,«» other on Ih. l'enldsul*. 1 ublllhcd .
Friday morainr, at It a year, in advance
wnn7lîüt«Ë, DEL., MOV. 4 1074
every
The Democratic Victory .
Tho victory achieved by the Demo
crats of this county and State is one of
tho grandest that has ever occurred in
the political history of our State. We
congratulate the whole people on the
result. Tho triumph achieved by the
Democracy is in behalf of all citizens
and for the interest and benefit of all.
The smaU amount of money involved in
the official patronage of the State is
nothing. The great matter is in the
fact that we are permitted to hold our
institutions from the hands of the spoil
ers until a calmer judgment prevails in
our opponents. We are now safe from
the fearful extravagance into which the
Kadicals would have run had they car
ried our county or State.
Our extra this morning was inaccurate
in many details; but correct in all the
essential j. We have since made such
corrections as we have been able to do
by a comparison with the official vote
since received.
t r . 8. Senators.
The Legislatures elected yesterday
will choose Senators. Delawatc will
return Mr. Batakü. Louisiana will
choose a Senator In placeofPinchbach;
that of Florida one In place of Mr.
Uilbcrt, that of Illinois in place of Mr.
Logan, that of Massachusetts In place
of Mr. Washburn, that of Michigan in
place of Mr. Chandler, that of Minne
sota in place of Mr. Ramsey, that of
Missouri m place of Mr. Schurz ; that
of New Jersey in place of Mr. Stock
ton; that of New York in place of Mr.
Fenton; that of Pennsylvania In place
of Mr. Scott; that of Tennessee in
place of Mr. Brownlow, and that of
Wisconsin in place of Mr, Carpenter.
liemar/mölv if Truc.
Tho following 'incident of tho famine/
reported bv the CoUcutor of Monghyr, xa,
says tho Times vf India, certainly re
murkable: "A woman of the fiahing
caste/' writes Mr. Lockwood, "was sit
ting by the side of the Ganges, some 100
miles from here, in tho Patna District,
about daylight of the 16th of August;
suddenly tho bank on which she was sit
ting gave way and she fell into th 3 wa
ter, dragging with her a largo bundle of
castor-oil sticks, which formed a kind of
life-buoy, and she was carried down by
the current, which i i now running at a
great pace.
As each village or boat was passed she
shouted to the villagers to help her, but
no one came to her relief. In this way
she was carried nearly 100 miles, and,
fortunately for her, when she had been
twenty-four hours in the water, she pass-
ed by Monghyr and was rescued by Col.
Murray, who, seeing her Boating by, sent
his private boat and rescued her. The
woman did not appeal- much the worse
for her prolonged stay in the water, but
naturally was much impressed by the
fact of her being rescued by a European,
when so many of her own caste had de-
clined to help her. She was provided
with a railway ticket to Patna, together
with food and clothing from the relief
funds."
-4 Villain Shot Dead by a ? Vo
rnan .
PaTEHSON, N. J., Nov, 8.—Intelli
gence has just been received here of a
homicide committed on Saturday night
at Waoaquc Pa9saic county. A man
of about sixty five years of age, named
James Luke alias Decker, who for many
years has been a fiddler at taverns and
country dances, for some time has been
persecuting, with his attentions,
young married woman named fcarali
Cronk, aged about twenty live. She
and her husband have both warned
Luke to keep at a respectful distance
and recently, she being near her con
finement, lias threatened to shoot him
if he annoyed her with his offensive at
tentions. On Saturday night between
ten aud eleven o'clock, Luke while in
toxicatcd, visited the cabin of the
C'ronks and attempted some familiari
ties with Mrs. Cronk, when she drew a
pistol and shot him dead. She has been
arrested to await the result of the coro
ner's inquest, which has been summon
ed in the case.
Probable Murder at the Polls.
New Yor.k, Nov. I—The contest be
tween James O'Brien and Abram H.
Uewett, botli democrats for Tenth dis
trict, culminated in a murder this fore
noon.
met at the polling place and entered in
to an excited discussion.
O'Brien and Coroner Croker
It is repor
ted that botli drew revolvers simultane
ously. One of O'Brien's friends, Jas
McKenna, jumped between them, re
ceiving a shot in the head from Crock
er's rcvalvcr, and lias been taken to
the hospital in a dying coudition.—
Crocker was arrested. There is great
excitement in tho district nnd
police have been sent to the
extra
.. , ,, scene.
Serious trouble is expected before the
close of the polls.
LATTER. '
Jas. McKenna, victim of Coroner
Crocker died at half past ten o'clock.
Experiments with Carbolic Acid.
M. M. Bert and Joylet of Faris having
experimented largely with carbolic ac
id, assert that it is a powerful poison,
acting like strychnine on the cxcitabili
1 Y of the spinal marrow ; like strychnine
it increases its insensibility ut first,but
it diminishes that sensibility, or com
pletcly abolishes it, when the convul
sive stage has cxlraustad the medulla.
The phenomena resulting from this acid
are pronounced to be quite similar to
those produced by chloroform, chloral,
ether, woorara, and the sectiou of a mo
tor nerve.
Ex-Governor Euob T. Throop, of N»W
Tjrir, Oivd nt Auburn jestvrday mUibcuu,
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,034 5 6789 10 Total.
u 074 318 281 313 233 372 18.» 121 143 3U3 '2,583
' Ï87 108 221 259 422 197 519 249 1B9 158 2,84«
.278 32.5 284 319 29« 381 199 122 148 305 2641
.178 161 219 254 416 484 493 217 171 15j '278.1
Gbrmcfcte.
JtHN P. COCllOAV;
Isaac Jump,
CONQRMH.
James Williams
James R. Lojiand
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Hinkt Davie
James H. Rat
Joil Thompitm
Qeo. L. TownanA
Coroner.
Richard Orovis
Peter B. Ayars
Samucl'Hanby ' V ES ' 275 310 282 316 294 373 180 121 148 305 2610
Isnac C Pjle 278 321 282 317 295 377 193 120 148 301 2635
Thou. L. J. Baldwin 276 319 280 316 295 374 181 121 148 305 201..
Thomas Holcomb 275 319 281 310 295 374 185 121 148 305 2610
Thomas Bird 273 317 281 31« 29« 374 170 121 148 305 2011
Hemr A Nowland 275 319 281 310 295 371 180 121 148 305 21,14
W " P Biro . 270 319 281 316 294 374 181 121 148 305
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Joshua Mari, .182 167 220 2«0 425 190 523 251 172 157
S UCvrtU 185 168 229 261 424 500 528 250 172 15«
R P Janvier 184 170 226 261 421 500 526 250 172 15«
Theo V cZh 185 100 226 261 422 500 531 250 172 156
r/jïï 91 169 220 202 423 499 52 1 250 172 15«
WniLoZ 185 103 220 201 421 500 525 250 171 150
Médül 273 320 279 315 290 371 181 120 148 305 2585
K Bright "72 320 280 317 291 375 170 120 148 305
Wm Bolk 272 320 280 317 292 377 179 120 149 305
w™'L Wier 272 320 280 317 291 375 1 69 120 148 305
TamkaC wflson 272 320 280 317 291 375 181 119 148 305
Jame* C. VVilson al7 »91 375 180 120 148 30«
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Davul Earth in, IW 1 499 529 2 51 172 150
J sT e3 M 188 167 227 200 427 497 528 252 172 150
4 Ar * Wriaht 188 167 226 260 428 497 529 251 171 156
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H Sta'a" m 1C7 227 200 428 498 529 251 17-2 15«
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271 310 281 317 295 371 182 121 118 3rtJ 2614
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Office of the Delaware Railroad Co. I I
Dover Del., Oct. 12th. B7L }
T O THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE DEL- 1
AWARE RAILROAD COMPANY -
Notice is hereby given iha» a meeting ot the
Stockholders of the Delaware Railroad Com
pany will he held at Dover, on THURSDAY. I
the5th day of November, 1874. at 1 30o'clrck, 1
P. M.. for the Purt>ose of considering the
terms and conditions of un agreement be
tween the Delaware Railroad CouipHny aud
the Philadelphia. Wilmington and Baltimore
1 Company, providing for the guaran
the latter Company of an issue of
Bonds to the amount of six hundred and
fifty thousand dollar,. («tküi> 0 .) proposed to l
be made by the Delaware Railroad Company
wi secured br mariixe cn the roud for ihe |
purpose of providing means to pay the loans
tailing due July 1st. 1S75 nnd al*o for the pur
pose of ratifying the nroposod
the lea<e to tne Fhiladelpbia
end Baltimore Rsilrond Com pan v. uj
vided lor iu the original agreements bet wee
be parties to the same
By order of the Board of Directors.
M. HAYES.
y™ 11 "*
board
Railroad
by
citennion ot
v\ ilmiDKt
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pro- i
!
ootlJ-2t*iwtm
OARJiBG.— Fleiwaui rooms
L> ing iu ».private family at
No. 714K1ÛG STREET
Mtf
506.
LAY ASIDE EVERYTHING!
„ . Y T . ^ i
A. L UWULi I
and be convinced
.
<J00D3 NEVER SO .CHEAP LF0RB.
__ __
Re facing Stock at BELOW CO T PRICES
_ _
¥ *| f > |4- O fill d
1 * . 1 Ej VJ v/ V^/ JL-/ LJ «
_
BOOTS AND SHOES,
r and OlaftCWaPA
L/r»*DlLCry «HIU UlattbwdrU.
âOil.
The gr sulext variety and the largest assort*
mekt of Tooa» in the State. Remember the
place &n \ number
Ai 5AMS & BRO.
Market Slreet. 50«.
WILMINGTON. DEL
ian3-1£
1 BAXRH AM) PAXKEJIS
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Pepoailory f tho^bhc Moiieys,
►.-WAi* »'•«*"*' sm*
• N ATI OWL. HANK
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EbWAltn HKTIS. I'miilout,
ÜKO. 1>. AHMS'tUUMU, Cashier.
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Paid tip CafiMal.
' Philadelphia anil New York Kichàbge fui^
nlsho I to regular D*M-Mtora without oburge
,d Iburadayi. at
ï DLoount .lay*. Monuiyc
8:8U A. M.
DlltBUIOHS
George W. Bush,
Eli Garrett.
Joshua T. Ileal i.
VS illium Tatnall.
tu a r 24
Clement B. Smy(b,
Israel Pu ey,
Henry S. McCoitib,
Daniel Jumvs
Edward Betti.
THE MRTlZANS MV.Mii BUSK
502 Market Strrot,
Incorporated February 2.H. 12*01.
iveiiepoaiti daily from 9 A. M
until 4 P- M„ anil on Tuesday and Saturday
bveumgs from 7 to K o clock.
A semi-annual DIVIDEND,
of pix per cent, baa been regularly paid on
üepoHits, Rince the organieation ot tho Bank,
and it i.i the » x plviution ot the Miinugers.tbat
thin rate of dividundi will bo continued.
When dividends are not withdrawn, tbey
are accounted «H deposits. Thus permanent
deposit* oompound their interest twice In each
year.
to
OP
MANAGERS :
Gkorgi W. IIchh.
Gkorub S. Capill*.
Chas. W. IIowi.awi , I M. L. Liohtxnbtkiw,
Natiian'l R- BKS30Î», j Euwarp Darlinoiob
Hknrv F- Duaa, Job 11. Jackhok,
E- aM. STOTSRNKîfPO, | WM. II-SWIFT.
Anthony Higgins,
W M• 8. HILLES, President.
G bo. W. Been, t io« Premdent.
lob21—iy K. T Taylor. Tre»surer
William - v . Hillbb,
Clrment B. Sm
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MECHANICS SAVINGS BANK.
.%«». 4 W.Thlrtl Mreel.
Six per cent, interest. Open Tuesday and
d every tiny. A 11.
Saturday ovoningrt - .
Grimsh »w, Troaa.. J. I*. Wales. M. D . 1
John F. MillerJlDork. vl-if
CHAS. CAIWBL0S û CO..
ZBANKERS and MtOKEItS\
No 38 S. Third St .Philadolphl'-,
9KALKKS IN IIOVKRNMKNT KUeUllI
TlBS, G«LD. bILVKit. Ac.
hnnslit nnd nol 1 on
sttontion vi
foci *-l y
Stocka nnd rond*! mt
commission. PakicuL
ioveitmenU
tu
HOTELS.
J E » r E !«*<» .« Il W IIS E,
NEW CASTLE. DEL.
JOHN W.GRAY. ProDnctor
•1 beautifn'ly
ha-i been put
ih tüo very best repair for
aLthe reception ol visitors,wno
K- Will find at it nil the accoiu
of a firm-class Hotel, it
Bar,
This lar
;
eiluiifod
medati
coiumandn a fi
and is one ot tke
lilbtlul places in
or |*ic nie» Tho, hoqt
»t>te, tho bar lilleii w
view of tho Dc-lnw
I*lc
the Htate lor excurrionF.
s kept iu the Dent
ith the cdoiceflt wines,
ami inaltdrinks, and table supplied
with tho substsiniiuls nnd luxuries ot the
market. LxcurmoniHts can arrive by bout
ih Parties who wish to fro 0-iiinir
the noble Delaware,
1
t
I";
boat
be ttcooui
402
riding
inoduted with suitable boat.». Ihe patruoage
ot tho pablic ij reapectiuliy solicited.
jyJ2-tf J. W. GRAY
WESTERN HOTEL.
N. W. Cor. 4 th & Orange Streets»
0. J, KYLE. P&oPUlKTuR,
The aliovo Aouio has
oouipleto repair for the
«■{{t guea ». wnnru they will r
&A 11 -* a «-com moduli
•••er. put
;i'ep!ion ol
oi
of a lir. l-clara hotel.
Bar filled with cboiocst winm. liqipirs.cigard,
Ac., ana the table »upnlied with tbo best the
market afford». Tran nient and permanent
boarder» accomuioduttd at modelute raton.
Good Etablina and attentive boetler»- A
liberal «h 1 re of public patrouage is respect
fully »olicited,
aug2-d-tf
For
to
Wii
UN1TEDSTATES HOTEL
John
N.W T ,Cor.F*rcncli& Water St«.
T. B. MERRITT, Proprietor.
The above bi.uRe b
P 1.1 in ci
•lete
ieption ot eucita. where they
ivo all the aoronim dations of h
hotel. Bar tilled with the choiront
, liquoia, Ac., and the table supplied
will
firnt*cl
of win
with the bent tb<i market afford».
jyRdly
o r ice.
irVI>lA.N KIN(4 HOTEL,
108 AND 1|0 MARKET STREET.
Wilmington, Del.
Carom
addrosn. The
room is now onen at all time« for tho ucouin*
modution of the Public.
ign21-tf
N
John Meiiioy bus
Billiard Tables at
l-'jt in t
tho ah*
Tho
The
Tho
JOHN MEALE7.
^T. JOUÖ'3 HOTEL.,
BTO IDA MAHKHT 8THKET,
WILMINGTON. DEL.
JAMES McLANAN,
Proprietor.
By
Out
r»a-tf
D LEMON St CO.
No.'.llT Market Ntroeb
tbulow Seo(#nd,i
offers
M0CC0.
ÜLD GOV. JAVA,
M AiRlCARO.
LAGT Y RA.
und RIO
COFFEES
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES,
«
Having the oply coffee mill in the city
driven by steam i ower.
not be detained in getting their Coffee
ground.
We also keep tin hand
customers will
BUG ARB, TEA», 6PICEB,
Canned Fruits.
PreBorves,
Jollies,
•Pickeln,
baucos,
Sardinos,
and every ulh.r urticl. usually kept in a
first class Grocery Storo.
ihe leigi
As
Mb fori
ersin this
city of
Candies. Cakos aad Crackers.
the
The i ublie may be
, . *'d tbry will savo
money l v bu> in|; ui thi.i enablith
117 j\In.rl£,'t Street.
t.
>«-«i
Below Second.
l 'VIT' ANTED.- Wilmington Coal Gas Stock»
1 /Adrcsa ''B,' Uiiietie letter box
a pr28 It
LICES SE APJPLlt î
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■VTOTICB -I. William Oolla-n ... ; uiui>li
K «ut» »''h th. r.quir.mel.u o th» ."- 1
StÔ'îivVÂtrtflX' £
ifeâiSi
SÄ ÆSSti If. "i... '•
Wit:
'titriTk Holland,
bn W. Lynch.
Patrick Laity.
Daniel McCusker,
Jniues McKenna
Julius Gunther,
Patrick llussan,
John Ahrens.
Frederick llutcis.
K, W. Uirnie.
Jacob Kienle,
Amor U. Perk lus
ncvMH*
N OTICE.—In compliance with therequiic
ments of the act of Aesemh'y in such
caser made and provided,I do hereby give no
tice that 1 .-hall apply in writing to the Court
of General Sessions ot the Peace and Jail Do
livory of theStato of Delaware, in and for the
County of New Castle, upon Monday, the jOilj
day of November, A. I> , 1874, being tho first
day of the next November 1er in oi the sail
Court, for a License to kçep un Inn or luvern
at No. 1 East Front Street, in the beco» d
Ward, of the City ot Wilmington. Newtaslle
County, State ot Delaware, and to set intoxi
cating liquors in less quantities than one
quart, to bo drunk on the premises, and the
following freeholders reoomu.euJ the said ap
plication. to wit
Francis Elliott.
Win. White.
John llainmond,
Charles E. Sparks,
.Michael Kenney,
Kichard Hooth,
William Lully,
Thomas McCormick,
William Duffy.
John F. Bush,
M. Alsberg.
Daniel Uvrne,
Patrick llariney,
Juntos Quinn.
Michael Kane. _
nov2 3v*
'ihoiuus John'oa,
F.elerick Weil.
Ui-erge 11. MarpU'i
Edward Kogers,
Patrick Kile)*,
Dennis Bradley,
\Villiuin ilubcr.
Charles llulluio,
Willi.nu Cl ivey,
JohnN Lee,
Joseph Fout.
George W. Bufsell,
WM. DULLARD.
R
Patrick Biggins.
Pat MoGeary,
Ferdinand Vogel,
James F. Brcr.:;u
Daniel Callahan,
< 'harten Cannon,
Henry Kienle.
J ihn Mesmer,
J. G. Hirzel,
Walter B.
Samuel W. Sehul'z.
bis
Hugh X Quinn,
mark.
Wit— Wm. AV bite.
JAMES MeVEY
1IATS AND CATS.
DÜBELT
tup:
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2
Kast ThirJ Street,
tr.WlLMINOTON. blit..
b
L. II. QUAY'S
CHEAP
HAT mid CAP
EMPORIUM.
402 KING STREET 402
The Kew Vastlctiouniy
MUTIJAIi
'Insurance Company,
No 602 Market Street,
INSURES A (j AIN ST PIKE.
Huuaes aud all other kinds
oi Buildings with their con
tents,
For period» of time varying from .1 inonfb
f yea'B
to a te
MaNagkrb :
Wii i.i 4M Tatmall,
Jamas Brav i ohi».
william Can HY,
Uxo Richardson,
John ÜUYkR,
Sam'l Canhv,
Chas. w. Rowland. Clkmkxt B. Smith/
Kdw'd Bringhi kbt, Jamks Riddi.k,
Howard T. Bkli.ah, A. P. Shannon.
Asuton Richardion, Gro. 11. Batrs
M. M. Clkavkr.
WILLIAM TATNALL. Prce't.
BAM'I- RM 1111. Sec'y. «-blu
NEW BOOKS !
i' E. S R BUTLER'S
BOOK, STATIONERY A l) NEWSPAPER
*i«()
Market Wtrc-i*t,
Wont Lawn. .
Tho Structure ot Ancient Life
The Old Woman that Lived in a »lioc.il
Aut* ny Brade .
Tho Town of the World
Uncle John..
Chaste
Cloth, ri 50
do
2 .Ml
.
. do
1
d
:
5Ö
Ice, Sure
By Still Wtttors __
Holden with tho Cords
Idolatry. . .
BroobleyMoor... . . . Jo
Auccdoto. Biography of Thackeray
and ilicken».
Out of the Hurly-Buny
Books received
Snow.
do
2 HO
2 oo
1 50
do
1 .M
2 . r MJ
issued.
CLOCKS, WATCffES, AC.
C. I, BUSH
HAS REMOVED
Il Ah REMOVED
HAS REMOVED
has removed
HAS REMOVED
11A8 REMOVED
it) TUS
I Ko ■■ ■ li- wet t'orner of Ne.enlh
him! Market Ktreela,
A l.AHQK STOCK OK
W atclies«
J owelry,
& fc?ilvor-ware,
Constantly
«a-Kepiiirine promptly attcn lcd to
■
hand.
I t ,, '' jU «AMI A PlNÉ tMPuttlltU
German Siniring Canary Bir<i vo a*
o W.N.CIIANbLElt'S, fill Wmket Jr*.
ptroet. nnd buy ono. Ju.-t in. direct- 1
rnim Kurnp*. a la-a. invn'oo of 89-ih/>7t I
Canary, Hemp .e, I Rape head.»h.rhae err
selling very low.
W N. CHANDLER
till Maikctitiect.
OtlOPÖ3ED AM .à d.ulN r TO THE
CO N ÔTUllOW of l li E Di Alt» o? Lel
awark.
ACT proposing an Amendment to the Cun •
it i tut ion for the purpose of empowering the
Legislature to cnovt a (J entrai Incorporai ion
Law.
SECTION 1. lie it enacted by the Senate
House of Representatives ot the Sun» oi
Delaware in Uenerni A-mutbly met, (two
thirds of each hou«*. d* ciu it necessary aud
ooncurrim therein, and by and with the ap
probation of the Governor.) That the fclfowiug
amendment bo end the same ii hereby iro*
posed to the seventeenth section t* the sec
ond article of the Constitution of this Stute
wit, ty adding to the said section thé
following words, subject to the provision*
aforesaid: The Legislature shall havo power
enact ft ßoiicrnl incorporation act. to pr.,.*
vide ia ori»»i -uonior religious, charitable,
literary and manufacturing purposes, tor the
preservation '•! lüiiunl and vegetable food
building and !.. . .» associations, and fur drain
low lands ; n. I no attempt »hall be made
such act oi otherwise to limit or qualify
the power ot revocation reserved to the Legfo
luturo in thi* «eotion.**
bKCTlON !. <l • / he it further enacted. Tint
theSocrotaij oi Slate lo und he is horubv
directed, eft* r the Governor shall have ap
proved ol't' i above proposed nmendtueut
and this act inly to publi-h the above pr..
posed amend oient and ih s not in t
more newspapers in this State, lor the o»»..
sidération ot the people ni tlàis* State, at load
throe and not ui<-re than six mmiilis bgfoie
the next goncrnl election tor Sonutu
Representatives in this State
d at Dover. April A IH7-'t.
I
or
r
A. V. LESLEY.
Speaker of the Senate.
JO.El'il HU Ill'll KaNAL.
Speaker of the Uuusnot Ken rosen ta liven.
Statk i'F DmvriKit,
Egooutive Department (
June 2d, lb?1.1
This Act wuh iM-rnd by und with th
baiionofthe Governor.
And I. Jamks Pomikh Gov rnor of tbe
State of Delaware do hereby *spress my ap
proval of Raid amendment an proposed in
e appro •
act.
v bund and tue Gi«
8KAL],
id Statu, the do) anJ
.
il
u to
By the Gov*-:
JAMES PONDKU.
JOHN II. PAYNTER,
Secretary of State.
Statk op Dki.awabk. [
Exeoutivo Dci»artniunt. I
I, John II. Payntkr, Secretary ot '»lafc.i
the Stale of Delaware «lo hereby certify th»u
ho above and foregoing is u truo copy
a it entitled "An act proposing
to tho Constitution lor the purpose of
eringtho Lcgisoituro to enact a general l
poration Liw," pass-.d « t Dover An
1873, together with the Governor's
of tho
having been e
> llie
aiuftidnuMii
if
id.
HI
id prtipopcd amendment the s.tn.e
with thooiigihhl
d by
1
file, in this Department.
In witnedH whereof 1 hive here
in y han«i and utllxe.l
roll now
unto
KKAL OI.
one thousand
lliciul seul at Dover thi
, , Ixtcenth
, in the year of our Lord
•Irod an«l neveniy-lt-ur.
JOHN 11. PAYNTER.
Secretary of State
1 .!
hi h
ite
WM. li. SI LA HI*.
Cor- 4lh & Market Sts.;
Has opened a tu!l A>i-irtment ol
NEW AN > -EASON A BL.«
tlwndtmme DreR^ PubnoM.-ipleo lid i ah
ill tie « t 1
Black Bilks, Japanese Silks, &c.
AIwbjb <>n tun t, a full H eck of
MOURNlftC Q 0023
of iLe latest Ftyb * n-i3 most rolible-make»
Also, a fui! I.no of
DOMESTIC G-OODO
At the lowef.t ratos
WM. H- SHARP,
Sa. 'll H, 4th Market Ma .
WILMINGTON, Dkl,
i rx
I .Mi.
Timothy, Clever ana Orchard
Gras3 Seed,
FINE .MIXED LAWN. Wlinil DUT
CLO YEH. GREEN GRASS,
DWARF GERMAN WAX.DWARF WHITE
WAX BEANS,
VETK, DARK RED EGYPTUN, B\ -
tianh Simons A-urn eh ukki 1 .*g.i;i •.
F.X1RA EARLY CARTER'S FIRST CKUi*
La. VII s ALPHA. LITTLE GEM.
FRKNfill Will*' KLKD AND
OTHER PEAS.
TROPHY TOMATO. HANSOM LKTTUCK,
u-plv of reliable FIl-.
SMI 111 A Bit KEN,
Fourth und fthiploy
•Vi tb
Garden heeily,
may'Jotl
f:e-li
inuislt r'.H Order,
Rkgistrr's Opfick.
New CastleCouutv,Oct2l»t. l»7».
on ol J i.iior B. Groom«
v;, Executo-n of Al A I* i
CiiBÎlH hu mir *.
»rdered m
Kxeoutor
of L( !
kio Relate of tho do*
f grant
•ciuontd t
«nt l.o
i plu*
«ml J..*ni - B. Y.
B. COUPER. Lite ot Ni
in »aid county, div-.i-i d : it is oi
directed by tho Reginter that the
. !
..tic»-of the g
11
tern '
•niury u
th the d
i » k n»lv
there* t.
»c*i
■ i
by
llie date of
within forty day« tro
Lettern, in nix of the mont public ph»'';
ot the County of Now Castle, roquiring *; I
persons Iiuwiik dcumnds against tbo 1
täte to prcaont the fame, or abido by m*
Act of Assembly in auch cane made and |> » •
vided. AndnlsocftUhe tho name to ba 1 n *• ''[ 4
tbo name poriod in tho Del»
wiro Gazette, n newspaper publUhrd in
Wilmington, nnd to bo continued therein
tlireo weeks.
it hi
*■ I
d Seal "'
resuid, »!
der tho hand
tl the Register afo
CiHtle, in Now Castle Co
id, the day a i
i.. a. > Ofl
No
>
afoi
id yoar above writt«'
B. till]US, Register
notice. . ,,
ingclaiins against the r.
•nt tho »aine
All persont-h
of thrt deceased must p
duly attested to ibo Executors on or before
t. 2l»t. in::», or abide the Act of Assembly
nn*t provided.
JAMKSB G « OO ML.
J AMES B. YOUNG.
Execut*'«*;
44 S,,31 *1.
o. E.kton, Md
'
n.
in such case iiuido
Ad li
—James B. Y
or J
v h B. Mr*
O3t24eodiw
J EST llKCEIVEl* A EMIRE STUCK "1
I'ALl, ANU WINTER GUODi.
Clllisr A. !
T Y- D NORMANDIE
Xo. :UVl Market Street,
Having resolved lo
AA CONTINUE THE M*81NEdS-Wb
Will keep liis stork ot
China. Glass and Ounensware*
Silver & Silver-plated Ware.
LAVA WAKE, ETC.
■
VASE
i icty
U» to its o'd atnndaril for fullnors and
Sets, cto., in great \
,»r Sets, T«
und elegant dt »i«n.
1).
Everybody can be fuited.
THE OLD STAND-302 MARKET STREU f
\\r ALT E il CUIYIW1KS.
vY - «
AT t tfiY-.VT-I.AW
1
I AND SOI.IUI IÜB IN CIM5CEKY.
.. . . . ,
4) iliiilttjton, 1,1 *»
Not.oi-*512 Kin • St n »*t do
to
dcc:c-ir.

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