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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-07
JOS. NJ. SHEPPARD,
.4sr"t for The r. +. g. p. Il. Il. Company.
December "a G0-lf

N EGROES FOR SALE.-In pursuance of decree
d Of The Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chan
Gerry. for Gloucester county, pronounced at October
and Catcsby jones' Admr Ct al, des., will be sold at
public auction, at Gloucester Court house, the first
Monday in February, 1886, being Court day. on credit
OF nine months, Except for sufficient to pay the
costs Of suit and cXpencrs Of SALE which vii! he re-
CARED in cash about twelve valuable negroes belonging
10 the estate of William Cr,tcnden, dec d., among
which rlcn women: boys and girls. Bonds with APP
proved security, will be required before the property
delivered. Traders invited to attend, thc;c is
doubt CT the sale being made, it being for the purpose Of
distribution. THOMAS G.. AMORY, Crmr.
Gloucester &. II : Dec. 3ls 1873. 7l-2awtds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-07

MTOTICE.-A petition will be presented to the next
Legislature of Virginia, praying for precinct cleo
ton at William Twins Tavern, in tho lower section OF
C.Lr,,d conntv Ids October Q.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-07

NTOTICE TO CARPENTERS.-Thc Richmond,
l% Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail- Road Company
wish to employ workmen TO execute the Carpenter S
work Of ID miles of Ral-Roa superstructure The
highest pricesby the day or job will be given.
Woknrn also wanted io' the construction c HALL
Read Cars. w
The building two Lattice Bridges will likewise be
contracted for.
As the work mnst soon be commenced, and vigorously
prosecuted, immediate application sinviicd
J. H. HOPKINS,
Priu. asst Engineer.
The Delawarean, and farmers' and mechanics' advertiser. (Wilmington, Del.) 183?-18??, 1836-12-17
sG TRE.GT
FOR THE FANCY,
AND NO HOAX.

nEAF BURKE, the Champion Of Eng
~ land, and GEORGE OWEN, the
Manchester Pet, respectfully beg leave to
inform the Gentlemen of Wilmington,
Brandywinc, and their vicinitics, that they
will give display Of the Science Of
SELF DEFENCE,
at the Theatre, in Shipley street, THIS
EVENING, 18th inst.
A splendid painting, 10 feet square, will
DO exhibited during sot-too between Messrs
Burke and Owen, representing an English
Prize Fight, with view of the ring, spec
tutors, &c.
Mr.. Owen will sing in the course of the
evening, the patriotic song called " The
Fountihg Flag Of Liberty" end tile favor
lite Extravaganza of "AH round ma Haf,n
as sung by him at several Theatres in the
Union.
After which Mr.. Burke will appear as the
Venetian Statues, which he will exhibit on
pedestal, with appropriate change of fig
urc,. attitude, and expression. This arrange
ment is made in order TO convey TO the elias.
steal taste of Artists, in an efficient man.
ner, series of beautiful compositions of
ancient sculpture. Tho following is the
order of the porlraiture
l. Hercules struggling with the Nulnean
Lion in attitudes. 3, Achilles throwing
the Disces or Qioit, 3 attitudes. 3. The
Slave Emolcur, the grinder, sharpening his
knife, while overeNring the conspirniors.
4, 1.-Two positions of the Athletic Combot.
ant or Fighting Gladiator. 5, Samson slay-
ing the Philistinos with the Jaw bore. 6,
The African alarmed ut Thunder Z, Ajax
dcfying the Lightning s, Cain singing his
brother Abel, in two positions. Samson
lifting the gates of Giza. 10, Romulus,
from Ravid's picture Of the Sabincs. IL.
Rcnius's defence from the same. l2lh, and
last, S celebrated positions of the Dying
Gladiator.
GJ' Tho Washington Band is engaged,
and the strictest order will be preserved.
Ahmittnncn-T'o the Boxes 50 conls, PIT
md Gallery 25 cents.
Doors opsn at J past 6, performance tc
commence al ! paSl o'clock.
The Delawarean, and farmers' and mechanics' advertiser. (Wilmington, Del.) 183?-18??, 1836-12-17
CARPETING.

FENIIE subscriber has just received, by tho
M late arrivals from England, large
and handsome assortment of Carpcting,
among which arc some of tho latest style of
patterns, from the host manufactures in
England, Warranted lilst cOlors, consisting
of Three Threaded London Brussels, Impo-
rial three ply, Double Super, Supcrs, Fine,
Royal Dunask, Al, 81, SIS, 81, Venetian.
ALSO,
Raal London Brussels, Wilton, and
Tutled Hearth Rugs.
French Embossed and Printed Table Co.
vers.
Hare's Patent English Oil Cloth
English Tanned Sheep Skins, various
colors.
Round and Flat Stair Rods.
Manila and Alicant Door Mats, Bind
ing, &c. sc.
Al, 81, Ga English Booking and Baizcs,
of the latest style of patterns and colors.
Parlor, Door and Lamp Mats.
Low Priced Carpeting of all descrip.
tions.
All of which arc offered either wholesale
or retail OH the most pleasing terms.
Country Merchants would do wcll by
calling and examining for themselves before
purchasing elsewhere.
ROBERT b. WALKER.
No. 25 N. Cd st. opposite Christ Church
Philadelphia.
The Delawarean, and farmers' and mechanics' advertiser. (Wilmington, Del.) 183?-18??, 1836-12-17
HOUSEKEEPING.

A S the community in general are deeply
"A. Interested in the subject of Book-keep-
ing, and some TEACHERS are not scrupulous
in putting.every species of ingenuity, even
that of others, in constant rcquisilion to in
Auoncc public opinion for their own private
ends, ii may be useful 10 set them an exam
pie not II worthy of their imitation, and
then see if they dare TO follow it.
II may be also necessary 10 observe, that
tho subscriber will cheerfully demonstrate
that direct and elegant connection bettceeR
the Auziiiary Books and The Ledger, IL
tuAich has erer been desideraium but neuer
before ACCOMPLISHED. This subject has nsvor
been proved by Mr.. Bennett, or -any other
author extant, on the science of Book keep
ing, and will venture TO say has never
beUn established by any teachers heretofore
in the State Of Delaware.
Every person commencing the study of
Bookkeeping at the Edgworlh Seminary
in this City, gets the following guarantee
duly executed: If tia student, A. b., DO
not well instructed Book-keepor, when de-
clarcd finished by the subscriber, the price
of tuition, ten dollars, shall be forfeited by
]. McNEYEN.
The Delawarean, and farmers' and mechanics' advertiser. (Wilmington, Del.) 183?-18??, 1836-12-17
Philadelphia Market.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER Is, 1896.

GRAM.-Wheat continues in good de-
mand. A cargo just arrived from Hamburg,
is held at 50 30 per bushel. Sales Of $500
bushels good Ohio via. New York canal, at
2,40-l2 to l400 bushels Pennsylvania at
2,25, and part delivered at 9, 35; some south.
ern new crop at 2,2O, and good Bremen in
store at 2,20. Ryo-Further sales of Odes-
ga at l,46al so. Some Southern at LIS.
Corn is very dull, and several cargoes CT old
and new Southern are anoat unsold this af.
ternoon. Sales Of Pennsylvania from store
at 95a93 cents, fiat yellow SO cents nhoat.
A sale of superior white in store at 81 cts.
To-day cargo of old white at 80; a lot of
now in good order at &c, and cargo of new
yellow in good condition at II cents. Oats,
cargo sales Of Southern at 49a465 cents.--
Beams, sales of 2 800 bushels Southern
white at $l,sOa2 per bushel.
FLoUR and MEAL-T The Flour market re-
mains as at our last report. Receipts light,
and demand limited TO home use, at Sll
per Dbl. for good brands Genesee SILL
Considerablessale of sour Now Orleans at
81 TO $50. Rye Flour is scarce, and sells
at $3.50 per Dbl. Corn Meal-salos of Sc
veral hundred hhds at $40, and Brandywine
nt2O each. Further sales in bbls at S4 ,563
each. Buckwhoat Moal-sulcs in half bbls
ut $4.375.
CoAL.-Soveral thousand bushels Penna.
Bituminovs, sold nj 80 cents por buslinl, on
on time. Anthracite by retail, has advanced
81 per ton.
SEEDs.-Sales Of Cloversced Mt Sc to Z
per bushel for common to prime quality
Flaxseed at $l,Sial IS, one lot of 270 Blu.
shells fnnn Albany Ut y sc per bushel.
PRovIsIUNs.-- Stock of Moss Pork very
scanty. Killed Pork from wagons sells at
S5.25a5,75 per 100 lbs. Butter and Lard
arc in limited demand at former prices.-
Cheese is in steady demand at lO4 TO II cit
per Id.
BARK.-The demand for Qucrcitron has
materially fallen off, and prices may be con
siderod something lower.
The Delawarean, and farmers' and mechanics' advertiser. (Wilmington, Del.) 183?-18??, 1836-12-17
IMITATION SILVER.
T. II. TArLow, Clerk.


* p. WAYNE & SONS, at the south
W. west corner of Market and Fourth
streets, Philadelphia, keep constantly for
sale Tea Sets, Ladies', Table and Tea
Spoons, Salt and Mustard Spoons, Forks,
Butter Knives, Combs, &c. &C., made of
the newly discovered and much admired
Metal called IMITATION SILVER, COM
bining all the good qualities Of real silver,
at less than half the price.
The following extracts from Professor
Hopkinss opinion will enable the public to
form some idea of the value and utility of
the Metal -
al find the American silver to be COM
posed of the same metals as the Chinese
q pak-fong," an alloy, which has for con-
siderable time been initiated in Germany,
and sold under the name of 'Argentane.'
All these alloys consist essentially of cop
per- zinc, and nickel, to the latter of which
tiGey owe their colour, their hardness, and
some other properties.
any principal object was to learn whe-
ther your metal is safely to be used for cul
mary and other family purposes; and this
suppose is what you are dcsirous Of know
ing.
al had several slips FURNISHED and expo.
sed for several days to the action OF dilute
sulphuric, dilute muriutic, and dilute acetic
acids, and also to n solution of common salt.
The pieces were placed upright in the glas
Sos containing the liquids, so as TO be i'm
mersud to about half their length. At the
end of IL FIVE DAYS, the results were
as follows i'm the suit and water, the Inc
I'll WINS not in Tho least degree tarnishcd.--
| u In strong Sulphuric Acid, the same. II
The Acetic Acid, Frequently called Rad
icdl Vincgtr) though mixed with water
was still many times stronger than any win
cpur used in families. IL did not dissolve
the metal, Int the latter 1-5remained a
| 6rfght where il was Immersed in the acid
as it was originally. Nitric Acid dissolve
the alloy with very great rapidly; but THU
acid lj'dcts with equal power on Slide
itself 90"
"Thesc results have satisfied me perfect
ly, tnat yUnT alloy mny bn used with safct,
for any purpose to which silver is usual.
applied in family"
al consider tho trials have made of
as far exceeding any to which it would b
subjected in ordinary house hold use fror
its resistance to the action of corrosive acid.
its beauty, and its low price, l consider
an eligible and excellent substitute for Tia
more costly metal. ~ Its color and lus
ire so nearly resemble those of silver, tina
it is difficult to distinguish the one from I'll
other"
Signed
: w. E. HOPKINS,
Acting Professor of Chemistry, U. s.
Military Academy, West Poin
The Delawarean, and farmers' and mechanics' advertiser. (Wilmington, Del.) 183?-18??, 1836-12-17
Baltimore Market.
THURSDAY, DKcEmpEn Is, 1896.

DfsNh"b 49, Apphs
FLouR.-Houard Street Fiom-Thcre
have been but limited receipts of Howard
Street Flour, the price of which is, from
stores Sl0,T5, and 1850 from wagons
The closing oftho North River above King.
ston, which will probably cut off the supply
of Flour from New York, il is thought may
occasion an advance in our market The
stock on hand in New York is estimated al
150.000to 100000 barrels.
Cry Mills FLoUR.-The sales of City
Mills, TO the amount of several thousand
barrels, have been at from $l0to 1925 and
ALPHABETICALLY at 1925.
CoRN MEAI.-IIhds. Ss2l bbls. S4,62I.
BucRwmEAT MEAi.-S1 par 100 lbs.
GRAIN Whedt-Thc receipts of German
since our last, have been 2 1913 bags. We
hear of the sale of 2 200 bushels Of white
at 2,20, und of 1850 red at 2,10
There were imported into the port Of Bal.
timore, during the month of November,
37.l70 bags of German wheat. The I'M
portatipns into Now York tho past season
have amounted TO nearly eight hundred
thousand bushels, and more is known to be
on the way. There is but little Maryland
wheat in Market. We quote, according 10
quality, sSl,40 20 2. About 1000 bushels
Virginia wheat were sold on Monday at
Sl,90.
Rvs remains without change, at $l,25
per bushel.
OArs-45 To Al cents.
CoHS.--New white corn, sufficiently dry
for shipping, is held Mt ~ to 10 cents now
yellow at IS; old do. at 80 to IS, and old
white at n cents.
SREDs.-The store price of Cloverseed
is So to 1895; from wagons SO to $50 -
Flaxsecd, from stores$l ,G2I to l,65; from
wagons $50.
PoTlToEs.-rhere have been several ar.
rivals from Bncksport and Casiinc, Maine
Very fine Mercer are held at 80 to IS cents,
by tho quantity, aud common white at 65
Tha crop is represented as being quite short
PRoylsIovs.--We quote prime Pork al
$40; No. l, 90; Mess, %; prime Beef 8
TO 10; No. l, 10 TO IL so; Mess, "A TO II
Lard Ia cents, Hams 10 TO IA, Sides IL Il
13, Shoulders IL TO IL cents.
Pork The symptoms of decline in the
Western Pork markets have not, as yet, hat
the effect of depressing the price of Porl
TO the extent expected. Ii has declined
however, and the sales are now made from
wagons at 1925 to IT'S, and from stores al
7,75 to 8. The latter price, however, il
only paid for prime lots.
CATTLE-The sales on Monday were n
$3.50 TO $50. Sheep $2,25 to $50. Hog
$7,75 to $50.
The Delawarean, and farmers' and mechanics' advertiser. (Wilmington, Del.) 183?-18??, 1836-12-17
En6is Fsm6ber Goods.

FENIIE subscriber has on hand and is con-
II stantly receiving from the Boston In
dia Rubber factory, and the New York H.
dia Rubber Cloth Company, complete as
sortment of these goods, which he offers for
sale on their account, in lots to suit purcha-
scrs, ri the Factory Prices-rcceiving his
commission from the Companies for selling.
They consist in part of the following:
Clothing of all kinds, Shoes of all de-
scriptions, Boots and Leggings, Travelling
Bags, Saddle Bags, double and single, Sad
die Cloths, Neck Pads, for travelling, Hose
Pipe, Caps, with and without capes, Ladies',
Misses, and Children's Aprons, Mechanics
aud Domesiios Aprons, Air Beds, double
and single, Air Cradle Mattresses, Air Pill.
lows, Air Cushions, Life Presorvers, Cloth
of all kinds, &c. &c.
The subscriber has also for sale, from the
Importers, India Rubber Shoes, and Gum
Elastic in bottles, balls, slabs and pieces.
Clothing, or any other description of
Goods, mate TO order, and Cloth of any
kind covered with Gum Elastic in the bost
manner.
VI The goods of these Companies are
warranted equal in every respect To any
sothcr India Rubber Goods sold in this coun-
try; and tho subscriber fonls confident that
he can sell them at from five 10 seven per
cent. lower than they can bc bought else
whose, in Philadelphia or New York.
WINTHROP CUNNINGHAM,
No. 30 South Wharves, below Chestnut ST.
Philadelphia.
The Delawarean, and farmers' and mechanics' advertiser. (Wilmington, Del.) 183?-18??, 1836-12-17
THE
SIANIESE TWINS.

ENHANG.ENG have the honor to state
~ to the Ladies' and Gentlemen of Will
mington, that they will be in the City for
one week only, commencing on Monday,
1glh December.
Their room will be open for the reception
of visitors ut Mr.. Porlers American Hotel,
from 10 till IL at noon, and from till D in
the evening.
Admittance 25 cents. b.
Pamphlets containing nm account Of the
Twins, can be purchased of them in tho
room.
III No ro.admission TO the room.
N. b. Saturday, the 9th, will be thoir
last day in Wilmington.
Dec. 10, 1886.
The Delawarean, and farmers' and mechanics' advertiser. (Wilmington, Del.) 183?-18??, 1836-12-17
The Subscriber

I'D ESPECTFULLY informs tho Ladies'
h&and Gentlemen of Wilmington and
New ustle that the liberal patronage they
have bestowed upon him, has induced him
to establish maDufactory Of Porcelain
Teeth, which will enable him to insert teeth,
from one to full sets, in manner that for
usefulness and beauty, cannot be surpassed.
VIM. d. NOLEN,
Surgeon Dentist, No. IT'S, Market st.
Wilmington Oct. 10.
The Delawarean, and farmers' and mechanics' advertiser. (Wilmington, Del.) 183?-18??, 1836-12-17

Mr.. Men. will also teach theoretically
and practically, beautiful, free, and expo
ditious business hand, suiied to all the pur-
poses of mercantile OF professional life, by
tho most simple and interesting method ever
offered to the public.
Terms for the course SIS.
Students ia this class at commencement
also receive a guarantees that they shall 10
taught an excellcnt hand, or the amount of
tuition shall bc forfeited.
Beautiful specimens of Penmanship can
be seen at tho Semin ~. Hours of altond.
anco from until 0 o'clock P. M. Regular
attendance is earnestly requested.
Oct 10
The Delawarean, and farmers' and mechanics' advertiser. (Wilmington, Del.) 183?-18??, 1836-12-17
STRAYED.

&TRAYED from ElSton, on Wednesday
~ evening last, three fresh Mich Cows.
They are all of brindle color-one has u
white face with red spots--any further de-
scription not recollocted. Any person who
will deliver said cows to the subscriber. liv.
ing near Elkion, on the farm formerly occu-
pied by MIR. Picrson, on Little Elk, 9 miles
from the above place. or give information
where they may DO found, either 10 him OF
at the Cecil Gaztite Office, will be LITERALLY
compensated.
JOHN BOOTH.
Elkton, October 10, ls36-it$
The Delawarean, and farmers' and mechanics' advertiser. (Wilmington, Del.) 183?-18??, 1836-12-17
NOTICE.

A N occasional meeting Of tho school
IA voters in School District No. 4s, New
Castle County, will be held at the school
house, in said district, on Saturday, the 5th
day of November next, at 3 o'clock p NJ,
for the purpose of adopting such measures
as may be best calculated to cooperate with
the other school districts, in memorializing
the next Legislature to invest the surplus
revenue of the general government, to DO
deposited with the State, for the use of the
district school system. A general attend
ance of the school voters is requested.
JOSEPH SPENCER,
SILAS CRIPPIN,
School Commissioners.
r. II. TATLow, Clerk.
The Delawarean, and farmers' and mechanics' advertiser. (Wilmington, Del.) 183?-18??, 1836-12-17
FRESH F.4EE GOODS


SPENCER d, Ewes has just receive.l'
~ at No. 10 Market street, handsome
assortment of fashionable Fall and Winter
DRY GOODS,
which he offers to his friends, customers,
and the public generally. His stock con-
sists in part Of tho following, viz:
Supcrine blue, black, brown, dahlin, in
visible and Polish green Cloths; ribbed
striped, plaid and buckskin Cassimeres (;
striped, plaid and plain Sattinet, from 60
cents. o $l rs per yard Silk Velvet, Va
lentia, Toilinet and Swansdown Vestings,
French and English mcrinoes, at last years
prices also, Damask Marino, new article;
b iize and Floor Cloths, green, yellow and
rcd Flannels, GAUGE, WEIGH and Rogers
patent Flanncls, warranted not to shrink in
washing; Beaver Cloths, Flushing and
Petersh.rms, Beaverieens and Cords, Blum
kets, Counterpancs and Coverlets, Russia
and Table Diapers, Russia and Barnsby
Sheoting.
Also handsome style of French, Eng.
fish, and American prints, Silk and Table
Oil Cloths, silk, cotton, worsted and woollen
Hosiery, together with good assortment OF
Domestic Goods, such us brown and bleach
cd Shifting and Shooting, Muslin, Checks
Ticking, Stripes, Plaids, Korseys, Negro
Cloths, &c. SC.
Wilmington, Scpffmter 10.
The Delawarean, and farmers' and mechanics' advertiser. (Wilmington, Del.) 183?-18??, 1836-12-17
FOR SALE.

A PLANTATION situate in New Cas-
"a tie Hundred and County, containing
nearly
200 Acres,
more or less, thirty to forty acres of which
are well timbcred-the remainder cleared,
and in a rood state of cultivation--irnces
and hodges in good condition. IL is one
mile from Christianf vItITg'-,-.,ts.' four from
the town of New Castle. The improvements
are a two story brick Dwelling House, with
two rooms below and above, and cellar
10y kitchen, II barn, corn cribs, sheds &c
well of.watcr near tho house. Any per-
son wishing 10 soc tho said place, may call
on Mr.. Joseph Williams, thu present tenant
aud for terms and further particulars, 10
call on Mr.. Evan II. Thomas, Now Clatlo
or tho owner, the subscriber, No. POS Wal
nut street, Philadelphia.
ANN MILLER.
Oct 23-4t
The Delawarean, and farmers' and mechanics' advertiser. (Wilmington, Del.) 183?-18??, 1836-12-17
NEW BOOKS,

EUST received and for sale at j. SCOTS
% Book Store, Wilmington.
MUSIC BOOKS.
Tho Virginia Harmony, Handel and
Haydn, Dyer, Smith g. Little, Ely's and
Wyoth's last edition
ANIMALS.
Gems of Beauty, by the Countess of Blcs.
sington; Flowers of LONELINESS; Friend.
ships Offering; Forget Me.Nol Token ;
Religious Souvenir; Pearl; The Gift ;
Union Annual, Sc. &C., for 1887.
Also, handsome assortment of Bibles,
Prayer Books, Hymn Books, and other
Books and Stationary, suitable for Christ
mas and New Years presents.
Also, few copies Of the American Al.
manac, for 1887, for sale.
Dee. IL,
The Delawarean, and farmers' and mechanics' advertiser. (Wilmington, Del.) 183?-18??, 1836-12-17
HENRY q. OTTss,

HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTER AND
GLAzIER,
No. &C ShiPley st. beiOtO the Post Office,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
LIMITATIONS of Wood, Marble, &c,
III done in neat manner, and OIL reason.
able terms.
He has also always on hand a supply of
Fashionable paper for rooms, both glazed
and common. Also, Gold, Velvet, and
common borders, which are otfarod to the
public at moderate prices, and will be ncat-
ly hung on short notice.
Venilian Blinds ropainiel and trimmed
in superior style, at II low price.
Dec. 10, 1886.
The Delawarean, and farmers' and mechanics' advertiser. (Wilmington, Del.) 183?-18??, 1836-12-17

T8yhc Plantation, near Middlctown, and
a adjoining 81. AIMS Church will be
offered for Sale ON Saturday, the 22d day Of
October next, in three separate lots. Terms
Cash, and general warrantce will be Civ
on by. n
October, S-Jt.
The Delawarean, and farmers' and mechanics' advertiser. (Wilmington, Del.) 183?-18??, 1836-12-17
RUNAWAY

% WAS committed to the gaol
AA /of Now Castle County, on
MarY Tuesday, the 29th day Of No
PK/ vomber, 1886, a negro man
szssl.skn. calls himself JOHN-says he
is from Worcester comfy, Maryland, aud
belongs TO Peter Whalcy, is about fcet 10
inches high, wears white hat, blue coatee,
and new mixed pants.
The owner is hereby notified to release
him, or al the expiration Of six weeks he
will be discharged under the Act of Assent
bly, in such case maao und,providod.
NATHANIEL WOLF,
Sheriff of New Caste county, Dol.
Sherif's Office, Ne,o Castle,
November 30th, 1886.
The Delawarean, and farmers' and mechanics' advertiser. (Wilmington, Del.) 183?-18??, 1836-12-17
DIVIDEND.

Nep Castle and FrenchiOton Turnpike and
Rail Road Company.
TENHE Board of Directors have this day
II. declared semi.Hnnual dividend of sir
per cent, and extra dividend of six per cent
on the Capital Stock Of tho Company,
which will be paid to the stockholders or
their MISREPRESENTATION, on or after the
4th day of January next.
Stockholders residing in Philadelphia or
Baltimore, or their vicinilics, will he paid
by the respective agents in those cities. All
others will be paid by the Treasurer, at his
office, in the town of New Castle.
The books of transfer will DO closed from
the LIST to the l!lh of January, inclusive.
]. CoUPER, Treasurer.
New Castle, Dec. 6, 1896.
The Delawarean, and farmers' and mechanics' advertiser. (Wilmington, Del.) 183?-18??, 1836-12-17
Lafayette Lodge.
DRAWING

DRAWING
Of tho Maryland State Lottery, Glass &c.
Z 54 so 90 % Is 40 10 90 &c
of the Delaware State Lottery, Class so.
Is 81 IL G 40 40 SO % 70 80
Of tho Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class
+ 40.
II As 81 80 81 20 81 II 90 6 30 So ID
OF the Delaware State Lottery, Glass 40,
Extra.
Az 4s SO 81 % &C "A 6 sc 81
oftho Literature Lottery, Glass so.
81 AZ 30 Al &c 80 II 10 %