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.'culàtlor |aau any other on the Peninsula,
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APRIL »tlx .wrs.
Th« Kensington and Oxford turnpike
ase, which has been agitating Philadel
phia for some time past, has at length
•een decided. The city purchased the
oad for $79,000, of which sum the com
•any received $20,000, Terry, their law
or, retaining the balance. The judge
ochled that the award was obtained by
.ami, and recommits the case for a new
mpraisement
Gov. Hampton, it is said, lias.written
» President Hayes proposing that if the
ideral government will enter a nolle
•rosequi in all federal cases in South
arolina that come under the civil rights
.nd reconstruction laws the State gov
rnment will dismiss all the cases pend
ng which have any political character
vhatever, except the indictments against
'attersou and Kemptofi.
The New York Herald does not agree
vith Mr. Froudo in his argument to
•rove that Christianity is declining. It
•oints to the fact that the works of Paine,
iousseau aud Voltaire are not to he
bund
the shelves of the libraries of
he people, and also to the fact that Boh
ngersull was only listened to to be
aughed at, and wherever lie went he
auy
ight
ailed to secure diciples
litli in his doctrines. The Herald n
or once.
When gn eiibacks git t «» par with gol«l
md the silver dollar of 412j grt
•ornes worth 102 or lUo in gold, t
toliticians as Win. I». Kelly will find
pupation gone, and soinetliing
s I te
ch
heir
:iew will he re«iuired to keep their tin;
•ial ideas afloat. Say vvliat y<
people of this country are for gol*l and
bilrer ;us a basis, and the greenback is
only popular because it is more certain
to be worth it« face anywhere in gol«l
md silver than any other note.
will tlie
The unpopularity of Mr. Hayes' ad
ministration with the Republican parly
leaders, is soinetliing very
!n Pennsylvania it i» said no candidate
who endorses Hayes can bo elected to
my olliee by the Radical party,and to such
in extent is it divided that a resolution
endorsing Hayes in a convention could
not be carried. This would seem to make
the way open for the election of 1>
erats in most of the local as well as the
•State tickets. It will be a good thing
this proves to be true.
»markable.
this proves to be true.
"Tub Coming Kingdom," is the titl«»
•»f a pamphlet by Dr. Watson F. Quinjiy,
of this city. It is mainly compiled fr
texts in the Old s
all tending to prove that Christ will
up his kingdom ou earth. The book
makes «jiiite a handsome phamplet of
eighty-four large octavo pages; und will
form «jiiite a valuable accessiou to any
religions library. We recommend the
work to all who feel interested in the
subject. It is well written, and while it
aims t»> illustrate the points of the texts,
interferes in nowise with the views of
any denomination.
\v«jrk and will amply repay a perusal,
ami as an aid to those who lack the time
to devote to searching the scriptures, is
of far more value than any work wo have
seen on the subject. Price ">o cents.
i New Test:
•ills,
T
et
i
*
'i'Ze
i
gn
has
int«T«sting
Wife Murders seem to be on the in
crease in numbers, while tin» attending
circumstances are in nowise less horrible.
That of Armstrong in our own county,
some years ago, was followed by the trial
and conviction qf Blatter, at Easton, Md;
and on Friday the news that Clemmcns
Lloyd, in Chester, Pa., a workman at
Roach's ship yard, had murderously shot
un<l killed his wife, had hardly «lied upon
the air until the report was followed by
the news of the horrible, bloody uml
sickening killing #f Mrs. Thomas, by 1e r
husband, William Thomas, a workma
at the Harlan «K; Hollingsworth ('«
pany's yard. In both eases 1 he men were
under the influence of liquor; and at
tempted suicide ; and in both cases
superior mechanics. It is possible these
munterer» would have committed the
terrible crimes bad they nut been
the intiueuce of strong drink. But tin»
presumption is they woul«l not ; or they
would have delayed still longer the awful
01k, and tin» occasion for it might have
d, an«l thus the men aud their child
der
p;us
en beoi
save« l from tho awful conse
quences, «uml the community the terrible
Whether hard drink was the
shock.
actual cause
not uinc-teiitlis of the
P®oi»le will believe it ; an.l the
to avoid druiikeuiu-ss comes from it with
a powerful fore«*. Whatever the primary
cause, these deeds
until whiskey ha«t added frenzy
taming
•t p«»rformed
the
crazed immagiii.itioiis of tin: men. Jr is
perhaps true that bad wives
ake l,a«l
husbands ; but it is more clearly suscepti
ble of proof that drunken hush;
B turn
go«»«l wiv«»s into irritable and ill-t« inper
»«I women, as
ake ba«l wive
orse tin
they ware.
liquor alwayi
athis « vils where it is taken to settlt
« li Hi cult it
1 it. «lioiild therefore be
avoided for the
stimulate uutil «•«
v«»ry tear that it ina;
ntrol of passion is lost;
this is au established fact n«lmitted by so
many who have tried
ex case tlieiu
■Ives ior crime on the plea of 'drunken
ess, notwithstf
ling they know the
exciLse to be entered iu
extenuation for crimes committed when
under the influ«*nee of liquor.
laws permit
Kuv. Dr. beym«mr uas declined the
Proiestiul Eniscopil
bpriiuli » *, « .'.uoi .
Bishopric of
A Hew PlK IdCad^Coiiibinallon.
A large number of the principal lead
producers of the United States met the
other day in St. Louis. The convention
represented over two-thirds ot the lead
interest in the country, it was decided to
form an organization to be called the
American Pig Lead Association. A con
s'itution was also drafted embodying the
plans and rules of the organization and
the headquarters are to be at fc>t. Louis.
DYEING EASTER EGGS.
In Paris, where more than a million of
these eggs are sold during the season,
tlie red ones, which are the favorites,
are dyed by boiling (not violently,
however) about five hundred at a time,
packed m a basket, in a decoction of
logwood, and then adding some alum to
convert the violet color to red. Various
aniline dyes are also used for a similar
purpose.
The eross is Lever a pleasant thing,
but every true Christian must deny
himself and take up the cro»s if he
would follow Christ, What do you
call cropH-heanng and self-denial?
Heading God's Word and singing Ills
praises, and calling upon IIih name?
This self-denial? Why, brethren, Ibis
is pleasure taking at.d self-gratifica
tion! There is no cross there; or, it
there is, it is so covered with flowt r»
that you never feel the wood. No; I
repeal- eros--bearing ami self-denial
is doing that which u unpleasant, that
from which nature shrinks; that which
Wb can never do till we have help from
God. I charge you,
would have Christ's "well done" at
isst, do well now. And I know no
better doing than visiting and helping
the sorrowful, and sinful, and suHc 1 -
ing.— litv. Charles Garrett.
Those Purchases of House*.—I u rt"
•nt that cvrt.iin alleged
.gouts of the Biiti.-h government
actively engaged in Chicago in the pur
chase of American ho m s for the English
cavalry, the Tribune of that city slates
that tne Brit DU purchasers now In that
irket aie the managing directors of the
Glasgow Street Tram Company, and a
geuticinau connectrd wiiti tlie laig«»»t
liorue jobbing firms in London. Their
mission is to ouy horses, not lor service
the British or Egyptian cavalry, but
bur lor the more peaceful purposes of
iiuuhug carriages and street car».
tuen,
you
gar«! io t lie »tale
A c«)rres]iondent of the (ialvest«
•cently talked with tli«.* old liulisi
the
the correspondent
•ry leniently. His
aking, hut lie i» alio
»ist and fall a»le«-p when«;ver he chooses
He said lliat his age was
iVeww
chief,
Ti'Xi
Sautanta,
Nantanta,
treate«l v«
penitentiary,
says, 'is
•«•upation
.1.
«I
is cliair
years, ;
yet he is a puwerlul-looking old fellow,
with not a gray luiir in his head. When
ask«;«l whetlier he liked prison life ;
as lie did the prairies aud hutfaloes, ho
said :
il
ami »hook his head.
Ah-li-uh :
21,
«•«I
AMUSEMENTS
(_JilA.NI) OFKKA HOUSE
ONE NIGHT ONLY.
Tuesday tvenin£> Aoril 9 . h» 1878 .
Sixth annual tour of the chief of Govern
eiit Neouts, and historic guide,
BUFFALO BILL.
Hon. W. F. Cody, and his COMM NA
TION wiio will appear in the
Drama, writ ten expr«?ssly for lion. W. F.
C«siy, by Major A. N. Burl, U. S. A., en
titled
»w Border
is
Miiy Cody, oi*
T
OST AND WON
i i
Depicting the Mormon War ami Intro
* luces ('ha-Nha-o-po-gt-o, Sioux interpreter
'i'Ze Mexican Tiick Boure, Jack Cass.—
During the play
Ht FF A EO isl Elk!
•ill exhibit some marvelous shooting,
i hich lias «list ingmslied him
! of the
gn u est marksmeu witnihe rifie liie world
has • ver prmiuced.
Incideniul scenery—Mountain Meadow
Massacre—Brigham Young's Temple—
Danites.
Prices as usual Reserved seats to bo ha«t
i Tli®mus' book st«..re4 «lays In advance
Josll E. GUDLN, Business Ag«»ut.
apr5,G,8iku.
GltAM)
Musical Entertainment.
in
at
by
uml
r
at
the
tin»
they
have
Mi»* <y iitliia Our«-,
Assist®«! by Profs. GLUME A TAYLOR,
of Philadelphia, and other First (J 1
steal i Alum, will give a
Mu
GRAND CONCERT
AT the opera house, on
THURSDAY EVENING, April 11th,
Under the uusplces of Grace Musical
Union.
General Admission 50 cts.; reserved seats
-be secured at 0. F. Thomas «u Co's,
und alter Tuesouy, April 0th, at 0 o'clock,
without extra churKe. ap3-5i
QUAND OPERA IIOUSE
joii.n t. roui». -
llaiiiig4*r.
Monday Even'g, April 8th.
Tlie great play of human interest, by
the TWO ORPHAN.-«, EN
der
the Authors
TITLED,
A CELEBRATED CASE
JN SIX ACTS.
Pronounced tlie most deftly woven plot—
founued upon real life-ever given *• -
conteniporaiieous play. Will beacLed
a brilliancy of effect never equalled iu
city.
the
< 111
Un»
THE GREAT CAST
Mr. Louis James, Miss Laura Joyce,
Mr. Theo. 11am in on,
the
with
Miss Mlunette Tiiom|>son,
Mrs. Jane Germon,
. Denham, Mrs. Ocluvia Allen,
Etc,, Etc., Etc., Etc.,
The scenic and costumai embellishments
will tie surpassingly beautiful,having been
brought herefrom Baltimore.
The sale of secured scats will commence
Frnlay at 8 o'clock, u. m., ut L'. F.
Tliomus & Co.'s,
tdmissiou,
■b serfcd S4'iit*,
Mr. M Lanagan,
Mr.
the
is
l,a«l
il!i A. 50 4* Ih.
- 75 cts.
turn
inper
wive
■b serfcd S4'iit*,
- cts.
COXE & ALLEN,
B1UCK. MAKKlte
I ront uii4i l>ul*4»nt Sts ,
Wilmington I>el.
Wo are prepared to furnish at the short
est nolle«*, pressed, paving, red, hard und
salmon hand made bricks, i
»mall quantities.
Orders iett with Lewis H. Ooxo mg w
10th street, Alvan Allen, 512 W, Ninth
street, and Robinson's cigar store, 113 k
F ourth street, will receive prompt atten
tion.
N. B—A speciality made ol pressed
bri«:ks.
-vprii.vGin j a.
largo
V AU PETS.
CARPETS.
Were we oflering such Bargains i
in
mu
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS
AiMD MA TT1NCS.
87 i
Tapestry Bru ssels Carpets,
§ 1.00
44
4 4
.4
75
Extra Super Ingrain
While Cant on Mattings,
Check
4-4 Oil Clojth,
M. Ken nard & Co
G2Ï Mar ket Street,
44
25
23
U
4 *
35
_
7
Wilmington, I>«l.
Mar25-d3m
S/I EH / FF'S SA L ES.
L»B Kill FF'S NABE.
o lly Vlnueof a writ of Als Levari Facias,
.llr.-clcl, will b.. ex|«i«un i<> Fubilo
Nate, at the Lafayette Hotel, all Shipley
street, sept, l»v John J. Doug« **rty, In tlie
« uy Wu.i'.iu 4 Uii.,Nc«' C«»Uo louuty,
" öl,,on
TJIB 17TH DAY OF \ PHIL, 1878,
Al2»»'cU»ek. P. M ■ • •
The following «I escribed Real Estate viz:
All those several Him respective tracts
parcel- of land situate in and arotual
thecuy ot Wilmington a oresald.severally
hounded and «lesen lu «I as lullows. to wU:
No. 1—Mlttlal,-In New I iihiIb UuiiUre.!
" e.mtily, i-onlHlllllit witlitn Mil,I
bounds by compniuLlon, two acres and
... I»u.l muri- or lu*a, being
t. e same premises conveyed to Hoiiert
Taylor by William Peoples and wife,
March 20, ISM, Book 2. vol page 221, «te..
CUrlHtlana hundred
• quarter and
less,
to
W EBNEND A Y,
No. 2.—.Situate
containing
thirty-five porches of land
heilig th«? sain* land and premises which
James Morrison and wife conveyed to
Roben Tuy lor. Book H. vol C, page 80,
etc.
No.3.-All those
certain tracts,
of land situate In New
• par« 1
Castle hundred afor said, designated
• i 10, No. 0 containing four acres
, and No. 10 œn
inore
. 5
and lu perches
lainlng two and a hail a«.*
less,
being the same land na«l premises which
William Webb ami wife and Edward
Webb conveye«l to Robert Taylor, March
21, 1SÖ6* Book X, vol. fi, page J. <*tc.
No.-1—Hitualc In New Castle hundred
aforesaid, containing three acres, three
roods and thirty perches of laud, be the
snme more or loft, being Uie sauie land anil
premises which William McCaulley aud
William Brigiit, assignees of j homos
Smith, cm tli«» bth «lay <>i March, A. I), i-ili,
did giant ami confirm unto Robert Taylor.
Book R, vol. 7, page ...R.
No. 6.— Situât«* in the city of Wilming
ton aforesaid, hound«»! by .Seventh street,
Jackson str«.*el and others, he Uie conte»
less, being lin» some premises
wlilch William Morrow ami wife convey
«•«I to Robert 'laylor. December 1U. 1*47.
Book O, vol. •, pug«- 431, etc., containing
alLogellmr fifteen
perches moruoi less.
and thlriy
1 tak«-ii In execution ah the
property of Kobei l Taylor, und to be m>ld
by
INA AC GHUBB, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Oftlcu, New Cast h-, Mur- h ziitli,
A.
iOir.i-d.ituWIH
A. D,, 1878. _
in k;i- e'n n.\ i.b
iOir.i-d.ituWIH
s
By virtue of a writ of Venditioni Expo
nus, to me «llroeted, will bo exposed to
public sale, at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, 841 Shipley St.,
kept by John J. Dougherty, In the City of
Wilmington, New Castle «:ouuiy, Delà
ware,
W EDNESDAY.
THE 17th DAY OF APRIL, lh78,
at 2 o'clock, p. m., khu lollowlng described
Real Estate, viz ;
No. 1. All that certain lot, piece «>r par
es! of laud with two-story brick messuage
thereon erected, sltnale in the city oi Wil
mington, Del., txmiido«! and described
follows, to wil: Beginning at the corner
lorimsl by the intersection of the northerly
skie of Filth street with the easterly side of
Walnut str« et, thence easterly along the
northerly side «»1 Fifth streei lu le«-t iu
InchfM to tlie west«*rly sule of an al 1 ey lead
ing into Filth hi reel, thence north* rly par
all« 1 to Walnut street along sal
«aid all*:y 32 icet tou corner, them ewester
ly parallel to Filth street «2 feta 2 tidies to
the easterly si«lo of Wulnut street, and
thence southerly along said side of said
street 32 I eet L»»'tlie corner aforesaul und
place of beginning, be Uie contents thereof
what lin y may, with the privilege and use
of said alley, 4c.
N«». 2. Ail that lot of land and frame mes
the city of Wii
asi lw county, Delaware,
follows, U » wit :
the east side of
of
suage thereon, situate i
ininglon, N
bouiide«! a
Beginning
h rench »troet 03 lent y Inches from
southerly side of Fifth street
.«I described
corner lor
laud now <ir formerly of Jumps Baths bury 's
heirs, thence uuMlcrly by their lot parallel
with 1* litli street luu feet, thence southerly
parallel with French street Ifi feet 1«» a c
lier ol a 1 leet wide alley, ihouoe
•sterly
along the si«i«» of said 4 feet wide alley 30
utherly 4 feet to laml
»s Morrow, thence
feet, thenc
lato «if J:
parallel wltli the first described Iine7uf«;et
»rly sale of French street, thence
northerly along tlie easterly side of French
street20 feel t«» tlie place <»f beginning, be
tlie contents what tiny may, with
story framehouse thereon erected.
Heizinl and luken iu uxeculion as tho pro
perty of David McCuliin, and to bi*soid by
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
HliorlfiT's Olfice, New (JS«lle, March 2»ilh,
A. D., 1878.
-terly
by
the e
two
-
Olfice, (JS«lle, March 2»ilh,
A. D., 1878. api3-3tawts
11 EKI Fl
HADE
By virtue ot a writ of Levari Fa
cia«, to me directed, will be exposed to
Public Hal«*, ut tlu*
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, Ml Hhlpley St.,
kept by John J. Dougherty, in theelty of
Wilmington, Ne
S
(
tie county, Del.,
WEDNESDAY,
The 17ili «lay of April, 1878,
At 2 o'clock, p. m., the following described
Kcal Estât«*, viz :
Ail Unit certain lot or piece of land with
a three stoned brick house thereon erected
Mieeitvof Wilminglon, bound
a- follows, to wit: Be
liu* southerly sl«ie «>( Hlx h
sir** 1, between West au«l Washington
streets at t«.e distunce of eighteen feet
Irom the easterly side of Wasiiifigtoii
street, thence tiirwugh tlie middle 01 tiaj
division wall between tliis and tlie atljoi«.-1-Lv
ing nouse sou 1I1 iliiriv-Lwo «legrees west
parallel with Washington street, sixty-o e
»I totiu» northerly side of a three te«
wide alley leading Into Washington street
thence along said alley side south fitly
eiglit degrees eust fourteen leet to u stak«»,
tlience norili tliirty-t wodegr4s*s east paial
lei with tin- first mentioned line ami pass
ing tlir«.»ugli tlie middle of the division
wall between tins and the odjolning house
sixty-one leet t«> the aforesaid sale « ,f Hixth
sLreet, and tlience therewith westerly four
teen leet to the place of beginning, be the
contents thereof what they may.
»111 ion as the
Biluatc.
e«t and described
ginning
Hetzetl and taken in
property «»I Daniel Holey, doceased, (Thos.
A. Becker, executor <jf Daniel Beley,
deceased,) and John Btuber, aud wife, t. C'a
and to be sold by
ISAAC GRUBB,
Sheriff.
1 Sheriff's Office. New Castle, March 26th
A. «873.
upi.
S HERIFF'S NABE.
By v
directed,
the
writ of I. «•varias tome
•ill be exposed to public sal«*, at
wmv iri f iott
IlOTM. OF .JOHN 1,1,1.mil,
in the Village of Christiana, iu White
('lay Creos hundred. New Castle county,
ueluw».«,«»
MWÄ1JAI,
Tiiv •»*>„ ha v (il«' APUIB A 1» 1K7K
THE —1> DAY «»1 AI 1C1B, A. D, 1»«»
At 1 o'c.ock. p. m., the following described
rt . a | estate, viz ;
* All that certain tract, piece or parcel of
land situate, lying and being on Ihesouth
h , l|t . o| white Cia» l reek, in Whit- lay,
t)o «'U hundred nloresaid, houialtsl liv lands
,, f Jlarv ..lid Abrahum llmbwell nnd
, , :l „ y , .. .in
H eveni v acres t>l 1 liai more or les-, with a
yfruiii« im.l Mmik Imu.w ui»l rrume
»i,eri*nn erected
Neized mm taken* In execution as the!
n r „|„.' r iy of Ann M.sttll. \vin»l»as survived
,• husband David Meililt, d«H:«*a.s(*d, and
Eevris Morrison c<#- mort gag« tr and t. t.'s
a nd to be sold hy ' ' '
ISA \C GRUBB, KhvrlfT.
Sheriff 's Office. New Castle, April 3rd,
A. 1)., 1*78,
Upti'JlUWl.H
-
S
clos,
lie sal«*, at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, Ml Shipley Ht.,
t by John J. Dougherty, In the City o
mmgion. New Castle couuty, Dela
Kei
Wil
ware.
WEDNESDAY,
THE 17th DAY OF APRIL, 1878,
i., the following described
at 2 o'clock, p.
real estate,
All Hum«* two lots, pl«»ces am! parcels of
land, situate in in© city of Wilmington,
will» a large brick dwelling, brick bakery,
stabling ac., thereon erect«»«!,
at a stake in the northerly side
str«»««t between Talnall
John Bradley's line, formerly Whltelock,
thence with the same north U2 degrees
05 fe«»t
degrees east with Humuel Mc Lu lie's if ue'«o
feet 5 Inches to the westerly sule «»f Talnall
sire«»!., thence therewltli south •- degrees
•st 05 feet to the said side of l iflli sire«-t.
und ilumce therewith north .>*dt»gr»
•lies t4> the place «>1 beginning,tie
tin* contents more or less. Book (.£, vol. 0,
page 352, Ac.
Beginning
oi Fifth
l west str»»« 1 !«,
corner stake, thence south 5»
•; fe« t 5
l taken In execution as the pro
perty of Robert Taylor, surviving mortga
gor, und t. t.,an«l to besold by
ISAAC (iiiniB, NJierlff.
BhorLT's office, New Castle, Mardi 201U,
upr.l-JLawts
A. D., 1878.
THUUMllAY
The lltl, Day of APRIL, 1*7«,
H ' Tf","'«; P vw n " Ulü «°" owln «« described
All Um" la'roi or tract ofland mtuato.ly.
ing and being ln AupoquinlminK hundr«»d,
ln the county of New Castle, and State of
Delaware, l»elng part of'the original tract
called Poplar dill, and wl.lel, part ih
bounded and dcucribcd un folloWN, to wit :
UeKluoliigataHiakeoralono ln ihn amie
ud ai Mathew*' corner, and at the June
Uon of the road leading Irom nald roadlo
to a atone thenc^by* land of tl,« l elrs of
K»hn IZ'a î»^^ «mceL«»l «mih 75 leiïn?«
msI 4 liîer c-h*» milita ke Ti^eneo bvif îm.,
dïvliliu^tho mUflnaMraet^Louth HflDZ le
«"»fSÄlS 1 1" l u.l°pui. V nSS
ifadinir to Tavlnr'H Bridir«« ihcncM nnMiiiii
rond oortVi fBl-[de K re^wé*[à!â.ull!,V*h,
perches to a stake, thence up said road
Marx Mr u, »
in the slate r<*««l aforesaid and the place «»f i
beginning, containing one hundreit and |
forty-nine acre«, two quarters ami twelve |
p«?rches of laud, more or less, Ac., with the 1
following improvements thereon: A
. trame stable, wagon house and sheilding, i
I frame granary and corn crib, carnage and
tool house, name m*at house, poultry
bouse, with shed, brick wall- oi burnt
mansion house, with l»ack Imlldlngs.
Seized and taken in execution as the pro
pert y «»f James V. Moore aim Rachel
Moore, Uls wife, aud William Vandegrift
1.1, and to be sol« I by
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
Sheriff 's Office, New Castle, klaren 20,1
1 K »8* iiiar^J-dutawts
,
=
XT OT1LE.-') bo uiiu.rslKned hereby yivn
notice of their inteutiou to apply io
in« Court of («er.eral S«>»h1ouh of the Peace
und Juli Delivery, at the next Term there
of, to vacate so much of a certain road,
known as Riddle's road, us lies between
Delaware and Pennsylvania Avenues, !u
the city of Wilmington.
JAMES BRADFORD,
GEG. Jl. BATES.
tmH U) jn<
Knolle sale'
1 '
il ERIFF'S HALE.
By virtue
S
writ of Als. Levuri Ka
• directed, will t»e exposed to
at Ibu
HOTEL OF JOHN D. PAULIN,
, St, George's Hundred, New
In tale
Castle County, Delaware,
:
HOT1VES,
to
of
y. OTICK_The Delaware Loan Associa
tion in successful opérai ion ior fifteen
years, bus matured und paid olf ns first
h mti«»«; now olfui s a n«»w scrie.» ol 5 «h» sliaris
, r or sale. GEG. C. MAKI.-»,
apr5-lm. Secretary.
1— — = » - ■ - » -;—^
tiaj XJ UliCE.—Equitable Loan Association,
atljoi«.-1-Lv —»second puymonl on Monday even
ln k, April »ill, at No, 404 Market street—
e 1 Snares for sale ®i 52 |»«*r share. 6 per cent.
t! i"te»«isL paid to withdrawing members,
Apply to D. T. IIAWKIN0,
up5-3t Hecretary.
the
the
aprfi-lm
U J lCE—Tlio Wdmingt
I .« ..
N
Asso
new series ol 5o(j
evening to
GEG. C. MÄKIN, Steretary,
Office, bUI Hhipley street.
_ elation
shares for sale. Apply day
apr2-lra
l> EMOVAL.
XL l )r • G. W. Kirchner lias removed from
corner 7th and Poplar to 714 French street,
mariötf
\r UTIUE.—300 Hliares Mechanics' Loan
Htock ior sale. 8II1 series, Just issued.
Flrpt payment on the second Tuesday iu
May. Apply u>
Vv. J. MUKROW, Secretary.
iv ar20 co<'.-ti 4.7 French Ht.
C'a
26th
SPRING DEBILITY.
fl
l
Languor, Lassitude
W AND THAT
Low State of the System
Peculiar to the SPRING OF THE YEAH,
c mi mediately relieved by the
PERUVIAN SYRUP
PERUVIAN SYRUP
PERUVIAN SYRUP
OH
Protected Rotation of Protoxide of Iron.
One of I ho .tloNt I'li! I ■■<• u â Jur«
I isfs of IVew Dutcliinil
1 Writes to a friend hh follows :
tried tlie PERUVIAN NY HUP, and the
result fully susl.ilns your predictions. it
lia* made A NEW MAN of -me; Infused
system new vigor anil energy. 1
onaer tremulous and debilitated,
when you li
heartier, and w 1th larger capacity for la
bor, mental and physical, than at any
j dine during tlie last live years."
have
», but stronger,
An Eminent IMvino of IIohIou
says :
' "j nave used the PKUITVIaN RYHITI*
for some thru* past; It ulres mu Nhw
1 Vio
HIT *
, HhtTAM'Y or HPIKIIS,
• Muscle."
0 LAs
.tnollicr t lorgj niiin w I'lleN!
| ",M v voyuq« t*. Kurn|io I« m,l«n,ili,ly
j postpoued 1 havediMcoverod tlie • F<
Pda of Health '»mi tlilz side of the Atisntie,
( bott i,. M of PERUVIAN NY It UP
i have n-scuu 1 me irom ths tangs of the
: tlend, Dyspepsia."
|
,, .
' Many of iMlr|;or»;mulrl.Mid» Imre been
1 p|,n '' l, "' 1 *'-'G >*A,N NYltl P. but
| ''■•'•"»v- «>«<• l""Of lli.in »11
these, and Uni Is—Ol it < > v\ N PIviONON
EXPERIENCE! No authority
I l M,t HU» dowu no argumtmt can contra
! " ICI 11 » H,k ' ""K'ssl wont shall he spared
1 on our part un t il a knttwlwdgeof this bless.
I lug shall bo spread broadcast among the
I people."
.
I'i'oiti I h«* Tr u in j»«* t uml Tiilrer
Mllisl JlllgllziUC.
PSHFFIÄ2? SYfiW
mm
mmiM mm
}
Ntlpplles the blool Wllii Its V'lTAL Puilf
cii'AL or Li er Ei.kmk.vt IRON, Infus
ing NTHKÎfOTII . VlOOK AKII N*W Lllfi
Iidoall parts of the system. Being FREE
FROM.A LCOHOL, it»
u «» not followed by eorrenponding reaction,
but
•rglzlng efleets
p(»rmaiieut.
rrcpnrcd l»y SETH \\\ FOH LE
A SONS, Pri»i>ri< t«m».Sti llnr
risoil UV4'IIII«', It 4» Sit ou.
S4»UI l»y all Ih'iiggiiifii.
1 *uiii|»!iI4'In Free.
N4*U4l for 4»ne.
aprl-lm.
. I
OTI CE.-- 1, Charles Cannon, do hereby 1
give nolle.- Iba» 1 si,a 11 apply in writ- i
lug t«» the Judges of the (.'«mit «,t General
N«sMU>ns nf tlu* Peace and Jail Deli very of i
tin* Nuue <»f Delaware, In and for the conn
L ICEXSE A PPL ICA TIG A.s.
N
N.
Castle, ci Monday, the * lli day
of May next, A. ]►., 187s, heiugthu first day
l/.r'li'li.vfil.:'!!!".LI? 1 1i?!!"; '
[lie s K [•Mr. 'r nril™i,1 ■[ ,1 \ , Jn ois
Wilmlnifli.n, in the h,.;..!i!i Ward of
ïlUlirl [oîfo <riinkon q i.nr,.,ni.»
„. „ ïTfollownik »»ce kb ' i clPl«..?a îï:
comincnd ili.. si. id a}i|illcaiion, to « 11. i
ftTÆ ^ r ^ tbur "
Thn. I. MoCormick, Tlnmlli» j.'atty,
Lanlel Moraan, Jolm K.dlcy, '
JV m H McCormick, John Murphey,
Daniel Callahan, Henry MCPike,
Peter U M ill«»r, Robert I* Pyle,
Wil iam P Wiudlsb, Jl. i.ry Lcnu,
lt.lllj.-ii Hayes, Micbael Kenney.
Pierson P.;f)o„d, John K Kaatburn,
t buries T ISlevonson. Kill aylor.
«PMi _ 0 hXh«.K 8 (iANWON.
N V TiC ; E --I. Lo,,ls H«y,.m„u,d„ here- ;
* y Klv V " that 1 «bail apply t«» the
J ndges ol the Court or General Sessions of
V" 1 '* ttt ' e 1411,1 J,iil Delivery of the Stale «»f
l î e,,lWur, '' 1,1 51,1,1 ,ur the e«»unty of New
V". 1 , *•%
next, being the first day of the May term,
Tavern uï' yîi'fls'iln, "!* 1
F,fih Ward »»r tiîn 11 L , 10
r HS ;1
i î\» '.j 011 '
| i (lllll p « V < ;!. UU "», Hu ^ on *
| a«1«*1i>1iuh HnilS?* if Üî.rn Monaglian,
1 i »„„if l Riciuii* ' 'J *J'hmwi,
Vf Reste ' i. p % b,uau ,
i |' i John »v . Kane,
Î ,l;?',,,, * '«' V. v
A /i* V4 , n r, y ,,jr » Henry M iller.
wmii« nî,..«.«- D«uny Jul«»« Bucher,
i"«« 1« ml, ° r> AH»«*rt .Jactiuot,
j w? r ' K T ^ ,, Kl V r »
J aîîr'i-'It liu on ' 1
—- -- 1 J>1 is It a ^ mom».
XI G TICE — I, John 1*. Uiiiumi 7777
J.Y h«»r«»by give notico thut I shall aiu.lv
to the JudgeN of the Court of General Vo»*^
slons of the Foace und Jail Del I verv of 1 h«
, HLnle or Del 1 ware, In u. d Idr uie «ou,! y
of Now La Mo, on Monday, Uio iltb day or
May next, belli« the llr»t day or the Ma»
Term, A. I,.. ist*. toraileciiNo to keen an
' Tu»ern, known as Mu. Markst Street
) Hotel, on Market streel in New Castle
Sdiool District No. 45, in New Castle him '
' dmt, to sell intoxicating Hquors In has
| quantities than one quart, to he drunk on
1 Hi« preml8«;s, und tlie loi lowing reNpeotabiu
citizens recommend tills said amdlcatiou
to wit: 1 *
Thomas C Morrison, George Williame
I Giles Lan» baon, GLJemlsoo. '
John Carier, Arthur Mellon
Thomas Early, Robert sutton,
I homas B femlth, Joim c Mahonv.
John Bacon, Ira l.unt
JO "' N 1; ' < ; '«A11AM.
ty
I
:
a prs-jt. _
OTI CE.— I. Win. H. Guthrie, do hereby
gi ve noLice Um: 1 ►hall apply in wi it
um in M1L-Ju.lp.-S I,r tin, I, 1 ,' Ul .,7".
He»»lo". nr Mm , eU , er y r "!
the State of Delaware, maiu fur the coon
ty «if New Castle, on Monday, the i;ih day
K> VÄC, .SÄ
samu«l Airich
JessuBoul en
N
Robert x Read
mark *
wrr w r Witness, John Read.
WILLIAM I!. GUTHRIE
Joseph T. Laws,
01. . Lewis I*. Elison.
Reuben M * Ward^''
I Jolm T Waul * ^«orge Laws,
Devi Huggins '
Jehu Read '
1 UU *
his
ap6-3t#
Ol X c K,— 1, raieii Mii| rr ,
il .give nolle., iluu I «hail ,o„ ,,1 *W: v
J ndrfe« of Uie c'ourl of Ueneral «' y "ré
Ilia l'eaoeand Jail nellvary ,
of Delaware. In and for die .
i:a«lle on Monday, u, () ,, tl ; {'"/ " S.
next, being tli« first day or n,'. V, 11 M.«.
A- D , 187*. lor a duenna kSV'T', 1 «»!,
Tavern, at No. I'd Talnall hi r.i.r ? 111 '«
H. W. earner of Mecond " r ' "'"a '
In the First Ward of Ilia 0|,y' l ,*' n ' ■
ton, to sell Intoxicating len,,,, "'".e
quantities than one quart, to Is' i. ", lf '<
the promise«,and tile follow],,., . lrlll| Ll ,
eltlxoi.. reeoinniend Uiu^'^t
Israel ('ornell,
John Wentz.
David Wo»dman,
GeorgeT. Kui
John Green,
Daniel McCnsker
Jacob Klenle,
James sir
James McKenna,
JniliiH Gunther,
Anton Henze,
David Irelan,
James L. Johnson.
apfi-3i
Isaac M
Willi,u,
'irrsv,
Augustus A lc|!pf,'i
, Frol Well
Gw,rge H. Marii,
John IIfeckwitt, '
Wlltiwin ( liivcy
a. <>. Perkins. '
George m |{. lC(in
John il. Y flier, '
I,
OAMCH M I l,l, hi
"VT OTIUK—I, Joseph iT in.
IN pllance with II,,, rn l ult^nlm!l,' 1 '!' , ^
act of A«»embly In ", !"L
pn.vl.led, doli,.ruby Blvenoth-cii" I' 1
apply In wilting to Ul« Unuri.
Hohn Ions of the Peac
the Hint« nr Delaware, in aYi'd'fnr iV,. 1
tv or New Castle on Monday the SSS
M ay next. A. I * , 1K78, la, I lie l},,. ri r , ,
ilie next May Term of Hie „i p, „
a lleeiiMe to kaepan Inn or Tavern &!?'
tlie Dillon Hotel, In Ht.
Hohool I.lklrlct No. an, R,„| i.i, m ,, r
New ( untie cionnly and Mlali-ol h,
1 U» sell intoxicating i| ( ,, ll)rs , ' '
lUuntitieN ttiiiu. 111
Die premises, and the iolbiwinx n-s?,!!'.? ,
citizens recommend the saidapputmjj,
quail t<»
Albert O Newton,
C II Me ' holler,
Ashcrait, Jr.,
L U 'l humas,
wm H Newton.
J < ' McWhorter,
II ('('[Hr
1> Botlaud,
bricks,
Alex Biddle.
* • W HU|H,l,.|, irJ
n D hoiuîlaml,
/ T nL"\t art
.«■rut K Ibu-t,.
Dane-1 /
I'Huklm.s,
Edw
't
J 11 F
uprß-Jt*
B T ('«.up
JOSEPH li. JilcMii r
OTK.E—I, Daniel .Mulheiln. 0 , "
t b> give notice that 1 hIimiI ■ r
Judges « »f the ('..art of General A,-' ,
the I>t«co au«l Jail Delivery nt'iM, -
and lor th" r.,u ,tv ol « •
Mon lay, the «ih «lay o|
n«-\t, being the first day of the May i,
A. D., 18«s, Iwr a llcrMise to keen an j
tavern at No.'! West Fifth sin-fi
Third V.'ar«l of the city «.i Wi
, to s«*li intoxicating ll.juon, ,
«1 nan titles than one ijuart.
tin* preinises. and the following re-p »
cit Izens recoin I uoYid tins said uiiidir.«
to wit :
B .1 McManus, William Baxf
James Megary, Will
E Furnmr, Kdwln A I*.
B F Vandever, Daniel
P Bamhort, Charles Nn,.
William McElwee, Wil. Kieim,
•John Bruily.
James Clark.
Conrad Keller,
A Hi kin,
D« I
In..
tin
August Blcrmai.
John .Hinytli.
George i luck.
Andrew Wilheli
'1 lieodore Biermann, Michael M«!uzr\
Nathan Liehe
1» B Wood warn,
Jaeolt NIsin!
ap5*3l«>
Hiniili,
Thomas p (< t.« .
DANIEL MULIIERI.V
XT OT1CE—I, John M« aley,
1 j pllanoe with me r« «|Ulreii
an of Assembly 1« suche
provided, do hereby give
apply in writing to the Court nf Ueuen;
NeHsloiis of the Pence and Jail Jj.-'iv«rv of
Uie Slut© of Del «war«*, in and fortln'fo'iin.
ty of New Castle, «m Monda v, the « th D v
of May next, A. D., ls7H, being the first UaV
of the next May Term ot the s
k«'op an inn orT
108 and lli Market street, m Uie Stcoml
Wuril, In the City «»l Wiliuiiigi<#n.
Delaware, awd to sell Intoxicating L«pMrs
In less «puiutilies Ilian one <jiw\ in ho
drunk on the premises and l I .llo v g
respectable citizens recoin inen l u»e
applicatl
In co:n.
•i« m the
: made and
• filial 1 .»hu 1
«»iirt.:or
a lice
.i
wit:
j
•s Christy,
John Parker,
Win Walk r.
Nath'l M«»lchoir .:
It Booth,
M Fellhelnisr.
T B Merritt,
L ( » File.
M Traut»,
! B U * TT ,
Wright King,
11 Thompson,
M icha« l K «*nn« y,
Chas E Npurks,
Charles * «-yl,
I Harry Christy,
1 y* or k e Hirz«*l,
i ^ "' r C Giwnvus s,
'Y 'i 1 M ,r Laulllej ,
i * bas Reynolds,
ttV! 1 reldmler,
8 I) 1 ownsend,
aprö-3M»
Peter (irims,
C i* Davis,
N \V Schultz.
JOHN MKALh.
W
' \r OTI«!«:.—I. Patrick O Ooiiih-I1,.1<i i.é *
N by irive notice Uwt I .»Imll w »
Cunllc, ou MimUay. Ill« dll day m M.»
.. "•" «r-t day ol Mu- May T-: ..
T .varii^'.'i T a'»» 1 Maîki.txlroîl i"i»l
SS.u, aol! ÄlLtlifg nq ^r» '">>
îS""premrHe» , «nS , t?io'iS\iowMΫ^»pï<ètâ''ï*
cRixoiis recommend this sud ai»|' Dcaiiou,
to wir 1 P *
win 1,; n nv |i H «r m K Barclay,
w T,"" y ' Jamc* Suwart!
p M, 1 vnl'no jojinucl H CuHi'a 1 -'
I.JÏcî llîo.T
, • îJSÎmve Kênloü.
X-l \ ,i?î .'» JohnOltMlo»
; J A "hnaoî; A s Beale, ...
Josenh Clough, Patrick IDutf«' .
Lewis L« mlerman, Uernur. IM<'\ ej.
John Carson, David Moore,
John Cummins, John II Piers«»:
- K "'7; l,B * Jul,u McKlwt '"
Martin I« urrell,
1 H,,r5 - M * ^ ATR,CK O'UONNf.LI
1 H,,r5 - M
At 10o'clock, a.
: personal property, to wit. , jnr ,\
I •*'* acres of wheat in the ground.
I farm horses 2 colts, two years old. I.»
2 yearlings, 1 buil.fi shoals, nmwhiw ®
«'blue, 1 reaper and combined mower*
cart,i hors® cart, farm wagon, inurkei. • <
on ,d»aiborn, dr/ll, fan.corn slu*ltor,l b
rake, lot <*l poultry, loo busheis «»*■*»»•
»*' P , ' r * t . «<•«•,<»« «ralu hak-, M hot be. *■
lot Plant*, plows, Harne»*, » ■ >
pan*,clinrli». aie, many otherarlltlfc
uere«numerated. will
. TKKMH.-A credit of «oven monUb
he *fVbii by the purchaser g I viug a
' »ble note with Interest ad«l«|. .-„j.
Seized and taken inexécution 011» *
lord's Warrant, tome directed* h* m
perty of Walter Beck, deceiisou, lfc
»«»hi by l.H.FUliM.t«» *«
* Sal«* positive, ami the wkiowuiiai ^
of deceased la vite all persons to «»
she intends to discontinue jarmmi».
New Castle, April 5th, 187».
1
I
_
\ If ANTED—Ten
VV the Daily Gazette. - -
paid lor lliu .amnat- TlllbJJl 1
1 'UBLIC SALES .I
Public Sale!
By virtue of a Landlord's Warrant, »
—j «li ecled,will be exposed at PublicNiw*
I at the farm in the tenure of Walter ID'»*
: flee*used, in New Castle hundred,
I Castle County,
I FRIDAY, APRIL 12th, 187»
., the following demerit»
apS-5 1
WAHTS
W A N T K I ).—A ••welliHK «**«.•*"',
tion for from * 5u00 j° r £ >i j* i?\pi),
Real Estuto * Mort. Kiel»"««'
apr5, 0,lu,lö
«ell
fifteen boys
Awning*. Awulnf»**
rjIHE ouly place Hi Delaware
GENUINE MILDEW-P
awning at the lowest
BIRNIE'H, U® sail maker,
toget ft
OOF
ii*
n -
t«*'
ell
Water street.