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From the american Farmer.
opossuMs FOR C. W. LA FAYETTE-oBTAINED.

oPosSUMs FOR G. W. LA FAYETTE-oBTAINED'
arlington House, May 10, 1925.
DEAR SIR have read in your last number, an
Inquiry for opossums, to send to La Grange. l ami
happy to inform you that my servant Philip Lee.
has procured for Gen. La Fayette, two male and
two female opossums, one of the latter with young,
and that they are now on their way to Europe.
The good General recognized Philip, from his
likeness to his uncle Billy. an old army acquaint-
ance, and the body servant Of the commander in
chief in the war OF the revolution called Philip to-
him and shook him heartily by the hand and per
NIT to say, in justice to the most faithful, and
most attached of servants for period of more than
81 years. that Of the thousand of" graduating hands"
the good La Fayette has not grasped the one Of an
honester man, or OF one more respectable in his sta
lion in life, than OF Philip Lee.
Very truly, my dear sir,
Your friend and serv't
GEORGE w. P. GUSTS.
JOHN S. SKINNER, Esqr.
Thanks to the friends Of Gen. La Fayette, land
what American is not his friendly opossums enough
have been received TO stock all Europe. One was
left one night, in the Office Of the American Far
mer, very securely confined in box, with her nine
young ones, as large as middle sized rats. In the
night she decamped, with all her family in her
pouch, or false belly, assembled the chimney of a
three story house, and made her escape. 1t had
not been communicated to her that her destination
was to La Grange.
u worthy OF Imitation.-An act was passed at the
late session of the Legislature Of Maine, providing
for the distribution Of copies of the Constitution Of
that State and the U. States, to be used in common
schools. 1t makes provision for printing and ds-
tributng 10000 copies of these Constitutions, bound
in the spelling book FORM and requires "tha. the
Selectmen Of towns, and assessors Of plantations
receiving such books, shall entrust them to the in
structors OF schools in the several districts, 10 pro
, portion to the number of scholars; - and makes il
the duty OF these instructors TO cause them to be
read in their schools, and when practicable, 10 b!
, committed to memory.
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IIALLowEII. (Mn \ Az Q !;

Quackery lis reHard-Died in Pennington on the
21st inst Mr.. Solomon lIamln The deceased was nnil
OF the celebrated Thompson, and being troubled with
cold administered to himself decoction of bbrIn Tnoke
weed and red pepper The doses were repeated in such
quantities as caused his death lie had such confidence in
these prescriptions that he made his friends promise to
continue them after he should become unable TO alnnis
ter them to himself and enoined on them not 10 call in
other physician, let the result be what il would
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Clear and round dealing is the honor Of mans
nature; hate nothing but what is dishonest, fear
nothing but what is ignoble, aRl love nothing but
what is Just and honorable,
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THE SPIRIT OF LIFE.

From the howery isles Of the Southern sea,
" here the tuness of life forever flows,
Where the waters are ever gid ng free,
Aud the ripencd frIit by its blossom glows;
From the region of light AID nooag gales,
Where the rlumed wanderer loves o roam,
And glad, as the fair wind fills his Sails
Bounds over the wave to his unseen hume
From the flowcry isles of the Southern sea,
Where life seems one long and glad repose,
And the Savage beneath his shelerlng tree
Ne iairer and happier beng knows;
Where he wakes to clear and cloudless day
With the notes of the earliest matn song,
And silently dreams the hours away,
Or hurries to join the sportiye throng-
From those how'ry and happy Elysian isles,
Where the ocean kisses the coral shore,
And, spread like silvery mirror smiles,
Nor ever awakes TO the whirwind's roar;
Where the Haley on ever might fold its wing,
And float on the calm and silent sea-
And wide the joyous mariner fling
lis sails to the winds full mastery
come from those bles, Elysan isles
With the dews of life in my brimming urn;
Young Spring at my bidding wakes and smiles,
And The infant bushes of beauty burn;
a thousand busy and joyous wings
Der meadow and forest my treasures bear,
And health, in her innocent gladness, filings
Newbraided wreaths from her flowing hair;
All waken and brighten where'er go,
Like the hearts that welcome festive day,
And happy creatures around me flow,
Like the crowds that greet conqueror's sway.
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In the year 1922, the births in the whole Russian
Empire were ,980-Deaths 977, 255-562,
755 eHces, Of brths.-2l2 Persons reached the age
OF Is to 40 years, one even so.
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TIE following neat wit,icism first published in
New-Jersey paper
To view Passac falls one day,
A priest and ailor took their way:
Thy wo .ders, Lord the parson cries,
Amaze souls, delight our eyes
The tailor only made this note
'O 7shai place to sponge coat"
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From Southern papsr.
MARRIED
In Caswe county, n c. by the Rev. Mr.. Graves, Capt
WI. GRAVES, to Miss NANCY GRAVES, daughter Of
Cen Amazah Graves.
The grave, It's said.
Will yield its dead,
When the last trumpet shakes the skies,
But if God please,
From Graues like these,
dozen living folks may rise.
- On the 10Th ut Mr. WIN. BEAN, to Miss sara,
land.
fate shall to their wishes yield,
And tate to true love leans
lime may bestow on this greenfield
lovely crop Of BEANS.
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To Let for a term of years.

yUyWO Factories on Beaver creek failing stream,
which is considered sufficient card and full for thir-
ty looms. They are situated about half mile from
randywne, on the east SIDE in Delaware county, Pennsy
vania 90 miles from Philadelphia and from Wilmington
One of the factories is So feet by So three stories gh
The other is 80 feet by 49, three stories high They are
convenient to each other and will be rented together OF
to suit the renter They convenient to gris
mills saw Mills schools and places of worship They are
in healthy neighborhood. with houses TO accommodate
families carry the BUSINESS and an excellent spring
lat each factory. is good stand for store futhe
will call and Judge for themselves For terms apply on
he premises to JOHN FAIRY.
March 1909 26-tf
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DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
MILLS FOR SALE.

EETlIl be offered for sale, public vendue, the
w premises, on Saturday 2Sih May next. at O'Clock
p NJ The mills, stream, &c adjoining Laurel, common
slered equal any on the Peninsula south of the Iran
elywine is tide WATER convenient any part of the
Chesapeake bay valuable for cotton spinning OF any
machinery moved by large quantities of iron or
within convenient distance On the premises
mill With saws tub gust mill with two Of stones
and three dwellings,; for the miller. and TWO for saw
yes with new waste gates Immediately after the sale
of The mills, part Of the lot No the of Laurel
including portion of the fla, landing.
Terms 10 be paid in cash, two thousand dollars on
account Of the mills and 10! per of the
for The balance one two, three and four years, with al
the interest paid M yearly. discount of 10 per cent
will be allowed for the pa. of the balance, an,
par thereof, if made al The time Of giving deed and pos
Sc son Mortgages on the property sold, and judgment
bpnis, viii be required.
MANAEN BULL.
LAUREL Del. April IL, 1925. 4l-l0t
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MATTRESSES.

YNHE SUBSCRIBERS inform their friends and the pub
Il lie in general, that they continue to carry on the
Mattress business at their old sand North East Corner Of
ha91er and French Streets Mr. Thomas oorss Coach
Mandatory, where they intend keeping general
cired hair and other Mattresses made
10 order, altered repaired the shortest notice Set
tee Lounge and Cot mattresses and sea beds and wag
goners beds supplied. Steam boats packets and ships
furnished with despatch. Curled hair, moss &C sold
Horse hair bought.
They their thanks for fayors received and solicit
continuance Of public patronage. All orders promp,l,
ATTENDED TO. NJ BANNISTER & son
| Wilmington, April Is, 1925 5e-4tp
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FIFTY DOLLARS REV ARD.

offered for the apprehension and confinement hat
the subscriber will get her again, of negro woman
md her child which about Years old and is nearl,
blind in both eyes with feons them. The woman's
is Ann; She is about thirty years Of age, feet OF
inches high her features regular and well formed
rather thin visaged her voice is soft and SLOW when
spoken to, and she has of her arms below the
elbow, and but little hair her head which she general,
keeps tied up. Her child's name is Temp. She abscon
ded from the employment of the subscriber George Tow
4 Roads, Ken County, Md the night of the 9TH April
She took trunk and considerable clothing and is suppo
sed to have made her way into the State of Delaware
The above reward will be given if taken of the state
and secured so tina, get her again, and il taken in the
state, any reasonable reward will be given.
April 8, 1925 -37-9tp MILIICENT w REDDlNG.
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I'll. WADE'S HOTEL,
GOLDEN SJEl.N,

50 NORTH THIRD STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
yVvHE Subscriber respectfully Informs his friends and the
i public generally, that he has taken that long es,ab
lshed and we'll known Inn, The GOLDEN SWAN iormel.
ly kept by Mr.. r. Mansfield, and recently by Mr..
MCalla which he has removed, and opened, Tor me
reception and accommodation of such may favor HIM
With their company handsome and comfortable style
H. w. his grateful acknow edgmentsfor the sup
port he received whilst keeping that large and elegant
Tavern known by the of the Patapsco Hotel, Eli
lcot's Mills Maryland and solcits continuance thereof
Ia the above establishment feeling confident that his long
Experience together with unremilted attention that shall
lbe paid in every department of his establishment, to be
able TO give general satisfaction.
The Beds Bedding aud Furniture are all new ill.,.
Fable shall be furnished with every article the market at
ords and the Bar stocked with the choicest Liquors. and
very attention paid to the weary traveller BY the psbic
humble servant HORATI0 WADE
Large and convenient Sia les and Carriage Houses are
attached the above establishment, and careful Dstle
lin waiting. jan 1926. SGT
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REMOVAL.

LANES SoRDEN Esquire, has removed his uince -
Al M IS King street opposite Doct. John Brlncke,
where he continues all business IN the he ~
his office as Burgess Of the Borough OF Wilngon' ao
Ia Notary Public Of the State of Delaware lie aiso co
,nues the business of Conveyancer, and will draw Deea
Mortgages Wills Powers of Attorney, Leases, Releases
land Bonds of every description. any other instrument
writing which may be required all Of which VIII De ao'
OH .''e s nv, ,one ' -. 31-tf
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Chesapeake and Delaware
Canal Company.-Old g New Stock

NOTICE is hereby given that the Eighth insalnen o.
IN fifteen dollars on every share of stock in this Company
is due and payable Monday The 1871 Of aiareh, 1872 a.
the Companys Office, No SO, Walnut street, fh'aue'Pma
between The hours Of . and O'Clock.
Feb %, 24-l6t H. ID. GlLPlN, Treasurer.
B. The instruments Of persons residing in the neigh
borhood of Wilmington may be paid to the Cashier OF The
Bank of Delaware.
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Lumber Yard Removed.

rIE subscriber has removed his Lumber Yard from his
late sand 10 that lately occupied by Hedrck, decd
where he has on hand an assortment of Whte and Ye-
io~ Pine Bou'ds, Scantng, Plank Singing and Plas.
ing general supply of all kinds Of lumber used in build
ding all of which he offers for sale the moderate
terms WILLIAM SIMMONS.
Wilmington June Is, 1924. 52-tf
\. B. He would purchase quantity Of Lumber of the
different kinds, would receive Lumber to sell on Com
mission.
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TO REN,I,.

A CoACIAiAkER's and Blacksmh's shop at the cor
by Jonathan Piersor. r'su
large two story brick fouse, large garden Smoke
house, Wash house, brick STABLE carriage house and frame
carriage house, Al the corner Of Walnut and Second Streets
a, 'hree story BRICK &C. No. %. Fast High Street.
Three grass lots in Brandywine Marsh.
One lot lear the Black Horse Tavern and three acres on
the Lancaster Turnpike.
grass lot on Broad street, near the Brick Yards Pos
session on tie 25th instant.
Lumber Yard and Wharf, at present occupied BY VIII
liam Kirk Possession had the 10Th of MAY next A
large two story brick house, the corner Of French and
High streets. This house would accommodate two families
For erms apply 10 JOHN HEDGES
March x 32-tf
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FiFTkEN DOLLARS REV ARD

g fR iYED from the premises Of the subscriber, on the
- night Of the Sd inst. BAY HORSE about - wears
DID, about l51 hands high, one white hind foot--some
marks of the harness on him. reward Of Fifteen Dol
lars will be given If returned to the subscriber within 80
days, or ten dollars for information given Of him being
within the county. JOHN L. MORRIS,
Lewden's Island, Newport, Del
April 9 51-6l
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SCHEME
MORE PRIZES THAN BLANKS.

10000 Tickets at SIS so 10000 Dollars
Every prize payable in cash sixty DAYS after the drawing
subject TO deduction of fifteen per cent
MODE OF DRAWING.
The numbers will be put into wheel as usual--and
in the other wheel will be put the prizes above the demo-
mnation of Two Dollars and the drawing progress in
the usual The 10000 prizes of So each, will be
awarded to the odd numbers in this lottery Gas the
may be) dependent the drawing of the capital prize
of Twenty Thousand Dollars, that is say if the 0e0
dollar prize should to odd number then every
odd number in the scheme will be entitled dollar
prize If the 10000 dollar prize should come to ar
number, then all the numbers in the scheme
will be each entitled TO dollar prize.
IJ.lhe odd Nos are those ending with 1-S-5-7 org.
UJIhe even Nos. those ending with 2-4-6-8o 70
This mode Of drawing not only enables The Commission
ers 10 complete the whole lottery i'll ONE DRAWING, but
has the great advantage of distributing the small prizes
gulay every alternate number in the scheme, that
the holder of two tickets shares of tickets Gone odd
and number will be certain of obtaining least
prize and in he ratio for any greater quantity
GA Ticket drawing superior prize in this scheme, i,
not restricted from drawing an inferior one also.
JAS. l. HAWKINS, }
NATHl F. WILLIAMS, commissioners
JAS. b. RINGGOLD,
Whole Tickets $500 Quarters S1,00
Halves 200 Eighths so
TIE da1ring Of this Lottery 7s postipely take place HI
18Th Of Nay, 1926.
Tickets and Shares in OF numbers for sale
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LWPROVED MODE OF DRIFTING,

Secured by Letters Patent under Seal of the United States
4ylIE Commissioners of Lotteries, in conformity with the
Il Act of Assembly. present to the public, the Four,
scheme of the Maryland State Lottery the Drawing 81
which will take place in the CITY of Baltimore and will be
ompletedn ONE DAY. The scheme and mode OF award
ng the Prizes being an highly improved plan.
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TO RENT

ND possession given immediately the 1Uo Story Brick
IN House and lot, ate the residence of Abel Saunders
Situated in Broad street, between Shpley and Orange
streets The house is 10 feet 'front.' extending back 26 feet
has Hoor well finished; story kch
len and brick smoke house attached 10 the same tho
whole depth Of the lo 70 feet with privilege OF foo
Ialley leading to Orange street.
This properly is IL pleasant and healthy part of the Bo
trough, being good neghbohood, and having the pr
vlege of pump Of excellent at the door lnquir,
ION the premises, OF of JOHN MORRIS,
Wilmington, goth March. So French street.
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TO BE RENTED.

well finished Three Story House pleasantly situated IN
IA Queen, two doors below Market street, Whining on
now occupied by Jesse Cause. Inquire of John tIhte,
Druggist JOHN WAY
February 4, 1875. 1q---tf
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PRO BONO PUBLICO.
Union Canal L0tterB. 10Th TI1ss.

TO be drawn on the 18th of May, and finished in few
minutes Prizes 10 be distrlbued-1 of $4,000 dollars
OF 10000 of 10000, Of 100, Of 700 90 Of 600
80 OF 500 80 IF l00 l56 Of So l248 90 and O6JS
lo-licket ~, half ), quarter 80, eighth IS.
.Naryland State Lottery An Glass.
70 be drawn on The 18Th Of May, and finished in one
day-on the following improved plan that is to sav-rie
numbers will be put ntp wheel usua-and in the
other wheel will be pu the prizes do.e tile denomination
OF Two Dollars and the drawing progress in the nsia
manner The 10000 prizes OF So will be awarded to Tie
Odd or Even hunters Of the LOTTERY Gas the case may ~
dependant on The drawing Of The Capital Prize Of Isea
Thousand DoRars-that is to say, tie 20 0oU dollar prze
should come out to Odd Number then elerv on yu
Der n me Scheme viii be entitled to 81 prize If The
20,00O dollar prize should come a, Eren Number
men all me E1en Ilmber ~ ne Scheme will be each en-
titled to prize Of 49, The Odd Numbers are those end
ing with |, s. 5, or 9. The Even Numbers are those
ending with 3 d 8, s. or o. Ticket drawing superior
prize IN this scheme, Is restricted from drawing an nte
nor one also. SCHEME Il prize OF 10000 dollar / n
10000 Of 5000 If 900, Of 500 ~ ~ lO 20 If ~
half 3 quarter l, eighth so CTS.
University Lpttery IF Maryland 4th Glass.
To be drawn on the 25ti Of AIal and finished i, fav
minutes the scheme contains l II 10000 d,lla,s 3
5000, Of 1000, Of 5000, AZ 9 co., Of ls3S 6 u
LOO, Of 800 OF 800 56 OF "a ST. Of IL t9 ofS m,
50 cts. . =
.Nsw lorh State Literature Lottery, Isl Cluss.
To be drawn the 22nd Of June and iisshed n fo
minutes; can'ait ing-1 prize OF $4,000 dollars 01
of 1000, Of 5,757, % Of 1000 so OF o. 50 Of 0
Isl OF 100 81 OF 81 1854 Of D. HAYS Of liicket III
half ). quarter 50, eighth IS.
Tickets and shares in either Of HE above lotteries M,
lash PAID tor prizes as soon as drawn. by
}. j. ROBINSON.
III, - No. l95, Market street, Wilmington.
AP'i' 80 So
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NOTICE.

s aASoNS, Brcklayers, Stone Cutters, Carpenters,
Nv Painters and Lsborers will find employ
men for The season, at Fort Dets@e, Pea Patch Island
DellN River.
N2A castle, April Is, 1925. 4l-St
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TO LET,

NOR one or term of years. the Store House and Dwell
ling No. 49, East Second ST., opposite the Lower Mar
ket House, first rate situation for any kind OF business
Apply next door, to j. ID. VAu6tihN.
March % 1905 S.
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COTTON MANUFACTURE

EfUK SALE containing about GOO Spindles. with I'm
L supply OF cardng engines and other machinery \"
1.-THE preparation of Cotton. Inquire of ZlBA FERRIS
Watch Maker, corner Of Market and High SIS '''"i'
Wilmington, LIST mo. 90, 1926. 1,-f
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GROCERY STORE REMOVER

TOlIN WRIGHT, respectfully informs his friends -,
the pu Snr una, ne has removed from the South side
where he has for SALE 6in Rum Brandy Whskey h, 81.
lhogshead or barrel; Tea Coffee. Sugar. Mola ses sa e
Lamp Oil Salt Pork by the BARREL and in bulk 259 Ha a
for family USE Tobacco, best Spanish, ami Half snan,
Cigars, Lard by the key, &c all Of which will be so a
for cash or acceptances.
Wilmington, April s. 1926. go
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FRESH GOODS.

ERESH Supplies OF Imported and Domestic goods Jus,
4 received. And general assortment Of them wll
hereafter be kept hand, selected from the Ae,s fm
P4dea and Baltimore ma kets, and disposed OF on ms
most reasonable terms-.ehoieSQe retail, for cash OF
5arer, al No. Ill, Market street, Wilmington
Feb 1926 49, JOHN II. BRiNCKLE.
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ELKToN BANK MARYLAND, 10 March, 1926.
election eleven Directors Of the Elkon Bank Of
IA Maryland will be held at the banking house in Ekon
Monday the 23d day Of May next, between the hours
of ten and three O'Clock Of said days and the Directors,
request that general meeting Of The Stockholders OF sad
institutions may take place the same day and hour
BY ord., IF The Beard ]. RICHARDSON, Cash'r.
32-I8t
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COMMERCIAL BANK or IN,

l. that an Election will be held "the Bank Of sm Stu
on the 9Th day of May next between the hours or ",
O'Clock, r. Nj. to elect seven Directors to serve H.
ing year. S. Ii. HODsuN. Cssl Ir'a
Smyrna. April A, 1926. az
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LOTTERY OFFICE.

Union Canal Lottery, 18th Class.
To be drawn on the 18th Of NAV and finished 4 : c
minutes prize Of $4,000 dolls of 10000 Of 10 oo9
Of 1000, Of 1870, 30 of 1000 80 Of 500 So Of 100
$50 OF So l24S OF ~, and l060S fl0Tcket 10 dollars
Half s Quarter 50 Eighth 25
Maryland State Lottery, 4th Scheme,
To be drawn on the 18th Of May Scle1ie II prize If
10000 dollars of 10000. of 5000. Of loo Of
50 y OF 100, 80 of 90 50 of co. 300 Of 10 500 Of )
10000 OF 300 Ticket dollars, half 200, quarter 100
eighth so cents.
University Lottery Of Maryland 9Th Glass.
prize Of 81 0oJ dollars Of 10000, Of 0oo. !,
500, OF 1905 Of 1000, 10 of $780, A OF 100 So o
$50, 528 Of IL 5676 of 500. Ticket dollars half 4
quarter so. eighth IS cents.
Tickets or shares in either Of tile above Lotteries and
cash paid for prizes drawn, by
JONATHAN RUMFOPD
Wilmington, goth April, 1925. 4 IS
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CHEAP GOODS.
WILLLaJT &. SAMUEL .M'CAULLEY

ID EG leave to inform the public that they have
I'D ced business at W. WCauHey's old stand, the
l'randywne Flour Mills where they have constantly OF,
hand wholesale retail,
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
China, Glass, Qleensware, Earthen Ware, Hard Ware
Drugs. Paints, Oils, Nails by the keg, Lime, Pork Lard
Hams, SAL, Shoes Leghorns Sea Stores, Wines. Spirits
Cordas &c, Of the best quality all of which will be sole
tie lorpesi hisps for cash acceptances.
n. -. Ali persons indebted to The late firms of w
MCauey, and $. M'Caulley & Co. will please call ant
settle their accou its as above.
April g. 1926 41--1y
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WANTED.

1 Jeurneyaiaa Cabinet Maker, having good know.
n ledge OF his business; such one will receive en-
poyment by application 10 the subscriber, No 81 shnlev
,treet JOHN FERRIS H.
wilmington, 4 MO. l9h, 1875. 59-f