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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-26
Baltimore.
correspondence OF the Heraidl
BALTIMORE, Jan. 2j, 1872.

Mn. EpIroR,-
The foreign news by the steamer Britannia reach
ed us Yesterday afternoon, and was looked upon as
highly interesting We hail the arrival of the in
imitable Boz, with supreme delight. The citizens
of Baltimore if he visit them, will extend to him
mos, cordially the right hand of fellowship. That
he is phanthropist. all his writings speak aloud
He has ever been the ardent friend of those whom
Bulwer. in his Lady Of Lyons, pronounces, by the
ps of Melno,te, the gentlemen Of nature ! am
not aware tina, the commercial intelligence has yet
had any effect upon markets. Ii is possible that
flour may experience light advance.
A substitute 10 the original resumption bill is now
before the Legislature II provides that ard after
the first day of May next, the several banks Of the
Stale shall redeem all their So notes; their $40 g
after the first day Of August and all their liabilities
after the first day of October next Up to the latest
hour The vote had not been taken. though II is pro.
ba6e that this substitute. with some amendments,
will pass the House. The democratic party TO a
man are in favor Of specie payments
A large number OF the more ultra wings arc also
advocates OF the came measure. / find, however
that il is not iavorite topic with those who are ex.
tensiyey engaged in commercial pursuits or 10
other words, Ihose who are dependent the banks
for discounts
have looked al the latest western mail and found
nothing of striking interest. Buriti, the learned
blacksmith, is lecturing Ia Cincinnati ofull hou-
sss.
The Rumgumlin Guards il ne theatrical corps
of negroes, who opened the National Theatre on
saturday night last, with hstriopic performances
| The bcuse am told was crowded with the mos,
perfecr mixture Of animated nature ever beheId. -
| The whole sfair broke up in complete row. The
wool heads had to desert the stage 10 double quick
time. - .
Exchange on New York quote at prem; Phi
,delpbia y u; Virginia 81 81, specie 81; rail.
| road orders 10 discount. The weather this morn
| rs continues clear and cold.
Yours, TwIsr.
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Died.

On Tuesday, 25th instant after short Iuess csAN
MARnIN wife OF Philip Marrin in the 10Th year OF her
sge.
The friends Of the family and those of her hrothe
law, James Marin, invited attend her to-
morrow afternoon, at o'clock, from her late residence
100 Centre street.
On Tuesday morning, s,.h instant, wM Lrxre~A,rE
aged 30 years
His friends and those of Mr. w Strnper are respect
fully requested TO attend his funeral from lsc William
street this afternoon at three O'Clock.
On Tuesday morning, EMILY, infant daugh,sr OF VIM
c. Burnet.
The friends Of the family invited to attend the
funeral this at three o'clock from No 50 Front
street, Brooklyn.
Az Ogdensburgh, on the 18Th instant, Nj Per.s C.
OAKLEY, late merchant OF that place
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MONEY MARKET.
Tuesday. Jan. 2J--O r.

Tucsd0y, Jnn. ZJ--o r M
Al the Stock Board to-day prices have generally gone
up, but there is confidence in permanent improve
ment among dealers It is generally supposed that hold
Of stocks are desrous TO make the besto the news
In order escape well known large dealers arc
said to he heavy holders Of bonds at TO- Delaware and
Hudson rose per cent Indiana dollar bonds per cent;
Illinois per cents per cent; Harlem Long Island
Mohawk l; bills Philadelphia 81. Baltimore 4; Mobile
iii; New Orleans o.
The bills OF the Towsnda Bank ofPennsy vania scon
Germ that hes repeatedly failed received by n
safe Tressursr, and the bank will Try 10 20 or agar
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Ia one year.

90 Nrw WAY TO RAISE THE WIND In these hard
times nothing perhaps more puzzing than the secret
of attaining wealth. Seven years ago. and one could get
rich in twev emonth-n magma but times have
sadly altered man Is lucky, unless he be cash
Ter president Of bank acquire fortune in twice
that time. Old Hays and young Lowndes too have been
terrible hampers upon enterprise Investigating com
look out and consequently among Office holders bust.
has come to something like stand STILL in the
rapid nePeople will have to become honest In this
emergency be advised-turn to industrious habits
nomise shave yourselfbut 10 do that easily speedily,
and beautifully, obtain Of Chapmsn's Magic Razor
hint.
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ANOTHER SH,r's CREW SAVED Captain Collins,
of the packet ship Roscius fell in with, on the 9Th
December, in lat ~, loug 80, the Erln--g Bragh,
Sumption, from Quebec for Liverpool, in a sinking
state, aud took off The crew and passengers This
is the second ships crew saved by Captain Collins
in
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Passengers Arrived.

LIvENPooL-Paeket ship Engand-Nrs Leonard Blocker
Miss Abbey Waite, N, York; TW Wyie P. ia iepha
II Dunlap Kentucky ~ NaelIe New Orleans; J Timmns
Germany Savage She Id, England.
Can't Prnde
CALcurrA-Shp Corolanus-MrC Dor.
PoRr LEoN-Brig Samson-Mr Chace.
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Married.

In 81. Mary's Church, by the Rev VIM Quarters, on
the oath instant Mr.. JoHN McNuTY. Jr. TO Hiss ELIZA
QuIS daughter of John Quin, Esq all of this city.
On Monday morning. the 24,h instant. in ST. pstrck's
Cathedral by the Rev Mr. Stars, Mr.. FRa>oIs CASSIDY
to Miss Mar, MINOR all of this city.
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Departure OF the Atlantic stean,srs.
Packets to Depart.
Packets TO Arrive.
Cleared.

Cleared.
Ship Arkansas. Dennis. New Orleans, WIN Ne,on b,r.
Dut,sss BAXTER Gibraltar Broom briggs Nf lalser, Der
* wilmington NC RI gaeh; Alfred IIa,nggna Spear, 81
Taylor
fA i ss HEAD tsT sas 6 o @
p.tt S %ssase' %a s 1' S s@
ssise IS &C. s'' II IS 90 ss:
sss sss.ssl Of sya ''''a
c &c 1S1;oa a. Lewsf s 1S N.
pany with the slip CASTOR as reported IN yes1ay He
Brig samson sawyer from Por, Leon via Key w.s sdAys
sssr JOIN TO bu aSS' Hy days coffee.
IT, :: Revenue Cutter y ing, " Fraser Lieu ondt
BEtOW-Pacts ship OSforl Rsthton. I'm Li,, rp,o 2ad
General Record.
Bnr.n BRrs K,ry for New vo h. was spoken ~ he 18th
instant IN lst 20 49, ION 70, IN dsess-hc WAL Glowing
B,as snrFwocp fry Mouth f,om Orsau, zoe cowes.
soS i Ssh, 20 s md r e ~ re III
for New a s w sss G% Ssyp'd M
sn 's s sS ps tx f
snd passengers taken OF By ship vsoisn Of
semooy,R CrIss,TS. cf ard for New York re s. aney
ss ar .a,"s. 81 rel md, a l.,
tally lost Captain Browne aud the nine IN number
wee saved
sr JyRss (of Pymouh) Jackson Tor Liverpool sailed
from chez h instant IN tow Of STEAMER aud II ,o,ndipc
Point Coupe ring heavy FOG, grounded Ne middle
bar,h. steamer being heavily loaded with cotton lid
succeed IN getting her on.
Bso ORz,n tof louccs'er Davis, went ashors On To-
Bs date ard sold auction for 81 SOD She
at erward got OF and YVES reported m the lat
s ss G' e R es s1rss sS, % e. T
IN, .and five huudr dollars
sum ALess, OF New orb. which put back Caleott.
previous september 9TH having got ashore al the mouth
lie Hoogy on her ps'sge 10 this port bed been ,ndsmne'
B,ux Understanding Dc 29i-wi boaad from Ala
ga 20 New York, and not reported b Capisn adlan
big Tsiqpina as sailing IN company the iaih Dee.
Spoken.
Cyprus, % IRE from Philadelphia dal oa IA, ia
81 north Ion Sc n west.
Isn,le. FROM Boston for Manila. DC, soh, latitude 2el
| y, Ion ~ w.
Coombia, ii,erpeo' fot New souu, Wales. Oe sth l.
% Ion Is.
Lsta anne. sranldrg. I'm New Yorl Juiyi' ( s1-'wic
.sleBls, Oc,ls,, LAT 5e3l 3, loIc!W.
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Second BOardy


We notice no change in this market. This by
the Britannia has had effect whatever. Common
brands canal -four continues al s. 93 a barrel
The entire amount Of -four received and actured
in the city Of St Louis during the last year is estimated
al $50 900 bbls.
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Domestic Importations

New Embarrassing Trenton % hhds New boil & Crnte
IS bbls lrwn-O7 Sourii-2 f.agrare6 hhds Peck
Say,eri2s Irs ssydam Red-ls4j Brown 500 kobes
bbis J Brown-sO Peck Sayre-6s0J Fonke Son-3s f.
Toppe- asa Cfegh Hide ckeri Tallmage Waaees csk
Ernst Fieoer-i5 small W liams CO.'S Janes-ebls
ID W ndle-s W Sauger-sl Wills K Spring J Keso
3 ties Barsfow Pop.-22Ii pigs lead stagz Son-T5
reen hides Johnson X Lowden-i anchor to order.
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LIyERrooL-Packet ship SberiIan---P,ter Hiclsrd II
Whitney. Thomas kigney WIN Webster, Beprsey A
ry.J Bradbury and VIM Lynn, Of Montreal; Jaes Brush.
Of New York. Capt Shilibec Al, unit Carbon Prnn Ed
ward Wight, Of Valparaiso.
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The Transactions in stocks TO-DAY were light, at
farther advance in Sta'e F,ve'S The Brokers are
selling Grard Bank NOES time, al dscredlt -
Look gu, for a crash-stand from under.
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90 KNITTING SrEAM-The down casters have in.
vented knitting apparatus that is worked by steam, and
they likely to have all the old about their
ears for doing Every thing is in the steam way
our neighbour DR. Sherman, makes his famous Med.
cated Lszenges by steam, and then cannot half supply
the demand for them. Put more steam Doctor, and
don't let the world suffer for the want Of your valuable
medicines. LOG Nassau holds u,um in paryo.
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From the Commsr Adyer,iserl

90 SEBRISG's RESTORATIVE CoRpIAL.-This popular
stomachic medicine we understand, is highly recon-
cellen for nervous headache and nervous affections in
general and particularly good remedy for dyspep-
sa What is better yet, pleasing TO the taste. For
sale at 1872 Fulton street, ai6t BoWery, and 546 Broad
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The following is statement OF the affairs Of the Bank
Of 81, Clair NJ. T., JAM J. 1872 as compared with Jan.

The following is comparative statement OF the anne
date and liabilities Of the Bank OF Missouri
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{az- THus Far SHALT THOU Gaow-ASp NO FARTHER.
-tiouraud's Poudres subtiles enable to command
appearance far the Hair IL concerned and to to
that development, Thus far shalt thou GROW, and
farther BARRIERS useulvery useful in their places
but their efforts Of skill in the depilaory art
leave still a stubhle land at harvest home" These
Powders the contrary, eradicate the" stubbe,' &C.
casionixg 10 him who uses them misgivings ap
preaching his ladye love- or, in the Intercourse Of
heart with heart the fear Of inaictng her vcrm
check" las General g. r. NJ has i) unnecessary pain
Seriously toilet hardly be complete without this
little assistant for removing hair. II accomplishes the
object few minutes, and IL neither difficult to be ap
piled nor dangerous in its operation the skin. Full
directions accompany each bottle Price ST. To be had
in this city only, ct DR. FELIX GOURAUD's Exclusive
Office on Walker street, door from Broadway and Of
B. Sands Co. 70 and 100 Fulton street; Abraham B.
Sands 273 Broadway granite buildings and David Sands
Co, 81 East Broadway. Gourauds vegetable Rouge
50 cent? per bottle
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Shin Arkansas Dennis. New Orleans, WIN Se,on bari.
Dut.hsss Baxter, Gibraltar, Broom; hrgs VIZ lasr Der
ny. Winineto NC i Buck; Alfred Hammond. s2e.r.St
Thomas, w w Pratt Warsaw, koopmso, M'alihs WIN
Taylor.
Delaware Republican, and farmers', manufacturers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-1843, 1842-07-20
WING MEETING.

The Wings of Kent County. in pursuance OF
their last meeting requested 10 assemble at Tho
State House in DIVER ,on THURSDAY, the 18th
day Of July, inst. at 10 o'clock, A. M. general
attendance is desired for it is expected that candi-
dates orthe Offices Of Sheri6 and Coroner will then
be nominated, aud other important business in
furtherance ofthc Wing cause DO transacted.
Our enemies arc already in the field, and il be.
hoovos US 10 be active and vigilant they have be-
gun the contest us usual with attempt 10 deceive
tho people,. They ask us why we have mol those
better times promised in in the campaign Of lS40l
Tell them that il 10 because have not been able
10 obtain those measures which would have sccur-
cd ihosc better tunes; because il pleased Divine
Providence 10 remove the President Of our choice,
who would have faithfully administered the duties
of his station by vindicating those principles which
we believe necessary 10 the prosperity Of the coun-
try, and because John Tyler, who has accidental
" succeeded 10 the Presidential Office, to which
he was never elected by any party, has fraudulent
out those principles, being aided in his perdy by
his I.oco-foco allies.
Tell them, too, that we are still contcnding ugains
the enemies of a sound currency-the opposers o
American industry and the advocates Of measure
intended 10 rob the old States of their interest IL
the territory for which our forefathers bled. Tel
them that against such principles, in such u con
test and with such foes, we will move firmly ant
in union, showing to the world that though WI
have been temporarily defeated by the perfdy o
one man, we are NOT dishcartenrd, but confidently
await the time that will the triumph Of thos
political measures that have ever been the objec
ofthc Wing party. july 90, 1912.
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INDIAN dll 1!k QUEEN


Corner Of Market and Fifth sis., Wilmington, Del.
HyHE undersigned respectfully informs his
III friends and the public in general, that he has
Just completed his repairs and extensive additions
10 this old established Hotel which renders it su.
pcrior to any in the State for convenience comfort
or peasure and equal to any in the cities of Phila-
delpha or Baltimore. From the great increase Of
rooms which his alterations and additions have
given him, he is prepared 10 accommodate families,
parties or individuals with apartments at all times.
His rooms are spacious and airy; bedding and
furniture new. His table is furnished with all the
Injuries tho markets afford, and the markets Of
Wilmington are equal to those Of any city in the
Union. His bar is well supplied with tho most
choice lquors; his servants arc obcdicni, careful
and obging and no expense, pains or exertion
will be spared by the proprietor to give satisfaction
10 his guests,
His stabling is large and ostlcrs attentive to
their duty.
The undersigned hopes from the beautiful loca-
ton, airy commodiousness Of his house, and his un-
RENTING attention to the wants and comfort Of
his yisiters TO merit and receive liberal share oil
public patronage. jy 8, 1912. JOHN HALL.
Delaware Republican, and farmers', manufacturers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-1843, 1842-07-20

It's quite amusing TO hear some of the loco
focos dcnouncc Captain Tyler, and try to shake
him !eff 1t wont do gentlemen. you must abide
by the bargain which your leaders at Washington
have made for you. The Globe says the Captain
is democrat of good standing and will no doubt
soon become one of tho incorrupfibies." You
have woood and won the Captain" and hc has
given you all, a he can no more, Though poor the
offering be-" So be contented, and cease your
frcttng and tuning, or as sure as you're born the
Cabtain tpiH suck you in.
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TO THE LADIES.
LADY DESTROYS of giving instruction to

A LADY DESTROYS Of giving instruction to the la
"A dies of Wilmington, by the practice Of which
they cannot but unite economy with amusement,
respectfully invites them 10 call and examine a
most valuable invention, by which they can be
taught with infalliable accuracy in four lessons. a
most simple. correct and speedy method Of cutting
and fitting their own dresses.
This system, though almost entirely new, has,
within the last fewmonihs received the patronage
Of hundreds of Ladies in the principal European
and American cities, and has invariably given the
most perfect satisfaction. II is arranged with the
greatest precision upon mathematical principles to
fitall sizes and figures and thus prevent the dis
agreeable necessity of trying on. Apply to Miss
LITTLE at Mrs. Frazers, No. SIS, Market street,
between the hsurs cf9 A. M. and S =. M.
Miss L. will give instruction to any lady at her
own residence, IL preferred. jy 13-3t
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Authorised q by the authority Of tho Legislature"
for improving and extending tic navigation OF
Pokomoke River, draws at Wilmington, Del
James Phalcn & Co, Managers,
Glass "a, draws Friday, July l. Capital prize
o. 900. Tickets $3.50.
Class is, draws Monday, July 4. Capital
$1,000. Tickets "a.
Class 76, draws Wednesday, July G. Capitals
81, 500 and so and 500. Ticket,s2.
Class II, draws Friday, July g. Capital prize
$4,000. Tickets 81.
Glass 70 draws Monday July II. Capital prize
$4,000. Tickets "a.
Class 70. draws Wednesday, July 10. Capital
sc, 900. Tickets 80.
Clusa 80 draws Friday. July Is. Capital prize
O., 00e. Tickets 50.
GEoRGETowNLoTTER
Authorized by the Legislature for the erection of
an Academy and Masonic Hall a' Georgetown,
Sussex county and for finishing tho Episcopal
Church therein. Draws at Wilmington, Del.
Glass 65, draws Saturday, July 2. Capital
IS, 900. Tickets sll.
Glass &C, draws Tuesday, July S. Capital
prize $4,000. Tickets so.
Clas. 81. draws Saturday, July 9. Capital
prize $4,000. Tickets 81 so.
Cl,ss GO draws Tuesday July -. Capital Prize
$1,000. Tickets $3.50.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY,
Of Delaware, for improving tho navigation Of Pc
komokc River and erecting an Academy and
| Masonic Hall and finishing the Episcopal Church
| Class 1s, draws Thursday, July S. Capitals
$50, 900 and 10 ofl000 &c.
| 90 Numbers-20 Drawn Ballots.
TWO PRIZES TO ONE BLANK.
Risk on a package of whole tickets worth $500.
only sSs--do on package ofquartcra worth s75
only s22-do do eishts worth. s37 so
only slI.
Glass 10 drlws Thursday July IA. Capitals
sl6,0 900 and 90 of 1000. Tickets IS.
SCHOOL FUND LOTTERY, of r. l.
For the benefit of public schools.
Draws at Providence.
Glass 10 draws Saturday July 2, Capital prize
5000. Tickets $40.
Class "a, draws Saturday, July 9. Capital
prizes $50, 600 90 of 1000, 90 of 500, 90 of 400
Tickets $40.
For sale by the package or single ticket, at the
Managers Office, No SO, Market street, Whining
ton, Delaware. q. b. GLA1iEh.
Delaware Republican, and farmers', manufacturers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-1843, 1842-07-20

We hive New Orleans dates 10 the 10Th. The
Bee states that Mouton, the Loco Foco candidate
eor Governor leads his ticket; says that he will 60
Az the Third District with from SO to 800 MAORI
~ and the result therefore, will depend entirely
nnon that section ofthe State. 1t also expresses
,s,;ef that the Loco Foco candidate for Governor
!. elected. The Wings, however, have ten in the
Senate to tovcn Loco Focos, and hope is also in
dulccd that the House is also safe.
Delaware Republican, and farmers', manufacturers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-1843, 1842-07-20

The Crops Of Ohio.--The editor Of the
Cincinnati Chronicle, after tour through
the State, speaks in the most gratifying
manner as to the wheat crop, and says
" The Corn was supposed carly in the
season to be backward, but is now in q
most flourishing condition. Indeed, there
appears 10 be no products this year, thai
are not abundant. Oats look well. Fruit:
of all kinds, are plentiful. Apples. tht
chief Of fruits, load the trees. and ever
Peaches, or late years scarce,are not back
ward.n
Delaware Republican, and farmers', manufacturers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-1843, 1842-07-20

DEspATcHEs.-The Baltimore Ameri-
can says :--'' Three persons, bearing
important dispatches from the U. s. Gov
eminent to Mexico, passed through this
city yesterday, on their way to Wheeling.
They travelled over the Ohio Railroad as
far as Hancock, where they. took an express
mail coach for the purpose Of expediting
their iourney.1 50
Delaware Republican, and farmers', manufacturers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-1843, 1842-07-20
Iron Foundry,

In Front, bef,ceen Vesf and Pasture u.s.,
Wilmington Deia,care.s
L. and the public in general, that he has COM
menced the boundary business, and is now prepsr-
ed TO execute all orders in his line, with ncatncss
despatch and upon the most favorable terme
He will cast at the shortest notice mill-gearing
OF all descriptions, horse power castings, ploughs,
wagon boxes, sash-weiehts, rail road wheels, &C..
Sc. &c. He will warrant all Of his castings to
be Of superior quality, and equal to any manufac-
turcd in this city or elsewhere.
The Subscribers hopes by unremiiting attention
10 business, and punctualily in his engagements
10 merit and receive share Of public patronage,
All orders thankfully received and PROMPTLY at
tended TO. M &c. ADAMS. 4
July is 1642
Delaware Republican, and farmers', manufacturers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-1843, 1842-07-20

Among the editorial compliments of the season,
tho following deserves high place. The sally
aud retort arc alike fair.
Speaking of Amos Kcndalrs having become a
farmer, tho Wing prints quote the Clay editor at
Louisville as saying that if Mr.. X. works in his
own fields, he need not be at the trouble of put
ting up a scarecroV.' II would be very different,
says the Boston Post, with tho editor who asserts
this. Should he 60 into tho field, 50 far from
Tightening the crows, it would take all his friends
to iecp them away from him.
Delaware Republican, and farmers', manufacturers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-1843, 1842-07-20

A PATRIOT BAND.-Thirteen old soldiers of the
Revolution were present and took part in the cell
cbra,i,n of the 4th instant, at Utica. Twelve Of
them rode in tho procession. The youngest of
the twelve is seventy two, and the Oldest ninety
two years of age, and their aggregate ages is nine
hundred and seventy six.
Delaware Republican, and farmers', manufacturers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-1843, 1842-07-20
DISSOLUTION.

vUVHE co partnership heretofore exis,iug under
= tho firm Of Cannon & sudlcr is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. 2AT persons indebted
to said firm are hereby notified TO make immediate
ised to settle the business Of t<c latc firm.
STANSBURY CANNON,
- Jos. b. SUDLER-
Bridgcyille, July 10, 1912.
Delaware Republican, and farmers', manufacturers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-1843, 1842-07-20

THE N. E. BOUNDARY QuksrIoN-The Bangor
Courier of Moneuy last says - 1t is stated here
and is true that Captain Talco,t and his survey.
ing party north of St. John, have been recalled
while the party south of the river will continue
their typographical survey. This movement is
supposed by some not only to indicate, but almost
10 prove, that tho Boundary Question has been
agreed upon.
Delaware Republican, and farmers', manufacturers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-1843, 1842-07-20

We have chsoring accounts from different Sec
tons Of the Countrywide wings are in fine spirits
and mean to send the lokics on another excursion
10 the head waters of salt river in November next
So boys lay in your provisions while eatabfes are
- ~