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Died.


On the 9th inst Mrs. HELEN BARLOW in tho list year
of her age.
Her funeral is to take place this "wednesday after
noon at O'clock from No. 13 avenue ID. The friends
OF her son, Peter Barlow, the members Of Washington
Chapter q. u. A, of Mariners Lodge, No CT, and of
Gulick Guards also of her sonsin-law, James Homes
and Levi Smith, and shipwrghts and caulkers,
vited to attend without further invitation.
On the evening of the 9th inst, FANNY wife Of John
Ryan, aged 80.
The relatives and friends of the family partcu-
larly requested to attend the funeral on Wednesday
afternoon, at 2 o'clock from her late residence No
265 East Eighteenth St Her remains will be taken to
Calvary cemetery for interment.
On Tuesday morning, 10th inst JAMES oswELL, in
the SD year Of his age.
His friends and acquaintance and those of his
in-law, James Ludwick and the members of Covenant
Lodge o. of o. F., respectfully invited to attend
his funeral this afternoon Mt 2s o'clock, from his late
residence, III Eldrdge street
On Tuesday evening, April 10th, CHARLES, son Of
James b. and Sarah Foley, aged years months and
days.
His funeral will take place Thursday morning,
at 10 o'clock, from the residence of his father No.
'0h Mott street The friends Of the family res
peotfuly invited to attend.
Savannah Geo papers please
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Cleared,

Cleared.
Barks-James Hall, Mitchell West Indies ] de Rivera;
Lady Constable Mason heheoueo Montgomery Brothers
Brigs-Espero QtaI) Nolhno, Amsterdam " wei.ser; ]
st Thomas Sturpis Coz Azalia Parritt Chages Elvel
sarah McGifvery, Cardenas Buck Frederick, Crosby
schrs-Dophin, OBJ Holder, st John, Nh, wv Burn
ham; Lamsrtine, Turner, Savannah, l. heCready CO..
Brown, Briggs, Baltimore, J Briggs.
sloop-RenEi, Durfee, Newport,
Arrived.
Steamship Northerner Budd Charleston whence she sailed
Ship Warren, Lawton, Glasgow, March with mdse, to
ppnbsm Di%on I'D plt Ia, % % lon ~ a. fell IN with ha
abandoned The W has "a steerage passengers. .
Br ship Huron, swsson Belfast Ireland fdays in ballast
ship Stephen Austin, Moss Galveston days with cot
ship Nathaniel Hooper, Griffin, New Orleans March To-
Ship Denmark Barton Mobile 10 days, with cotton, to the
y. bark Hyndford Stevenson Glasgow, 81 days with mdsc
with sugar TO the 18th u lat y 49, lon " O spoke
emp trenton from Apalachicola for Boston.
bars 'onoro Ihorp Chagrcs ~ days, in ballast to
Bark Banetta Dennson pa,anzas March 3d. with sugar
Bark McretIew GeGiyey New trson IL d.v, with
mdse to Adams Hawthorn. 18th uit lat n lon ~ spoke
sror) 1th inst lat "a Ion a. fpoke bark Weskeog Bartlett
Bark Gilbert Nelcher New Orleans u DAYS. with nort y,
Bark Eliza Barss. Branhal New Orleans. % dav, with
DR. brig Industry Davy Cork, - days in ballast and ca
Passengers 20 Richardson Watson. ~ date lat a 2 lon
bow tie about three feet above deck the
and wheel also had been boarded aud
Br brig Dovnes Doody waterford IN haaf. and ~ pas
fengtrs to DupsevnD IeAnlth The ashore the
Brig ratfieF iieary {of T"mastcr insraham Trinidad
~ (Ilr. iPC9.S Niih sugar ~ u 4Jshd.'
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Passengers Arrived

Cn1RLrsTon-steamship Northerner-Ww Grim; Ben
Curry, c Bland Pollard, Kincaid T Stanton Jno
Betcheer II Miller Miss Snnborn Wells, Jacobs.
st John, ID Cook, NcCarthy-20 in the stcerase.
GALvEsron-Ship Stephen Austin-Ars HILL child
and servant l. Dennson and daughter; Mrs A Ball
and four children; w Is Whiting, Master Morrell
BELFAST, Ireland-Ship Huron-Isabella Henry.
GLAsGow-Bark Hyndford Miss Kirkand-lA in the
steerage.
CHAGREs-Bsrk Guilford-Nr stoddard, l. N Burnett D
NcDermott
HATANzAs-Brig Mary Jane-Nr Taylor.
NEW ORLEANs-Brig Times-Nr Eewcomb
GALvEsToN-Schr Richmond-Nr Flake.
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On the 9TH instant by the Rev. Mr.. Pitman, JOHN NJ
ZIMERMAS to CAROLINE A, daughter Of Jesse Wood,
Efq
April 10th by the Rev. Samuel d. Dennson, ROBERT
C. RATHBoNE to JULIET daughter Of James w Blocker
In Philadelphia, on the 4th instant, Mr. albert G.
brand to Miss ALKALINE g. FLETCHER, both Of Phila-
delphia
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.

Port OF New York, April IL, 1870.
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Appointment by the Presideh.. =.
Philip Clayton of Georgia to be Sccohu Aun'of Vi
che Treasury Of the United States
APPOINTMENTS BY THE rosrMAsihTE om.on Town
Baltimore county Maryland, vice George H. Cathcart,
resigned .. ,yu.. a. c..o rYor
- ',,v MARYLAND vice Henry l.. Cole, removed.
The post Office at Hermitage, Montgomery county,
Maryland is Discontinued
william Sexton has been appointed Postmaster at
wcet6eld, Chautauque county, NY.
Army Intelligence.
Col Dixon S. Miles left Baltimore Md on Mon lay,
10 take command of Of the military stations west
Of the Arkansas river
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IsT OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE NEW YORK
IL Pest Once, April I, ls49.
OFFICIALLY
LARGEsr CIRCULATION.
Please the Of the List they are advsr
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and Of the men who surround him, and
to acquire confidence in his position.
The men Of strength, are men who have
been in Congress again and again, and
the reason why Massachusetts, and South
Carolina have great weight in the Houses
VI Congress, is, that they keep their men
of promise there until they acquire an
influence; until they become learned as
legislators, Which learning cannot be else
where acquired. Mr. Evans has served
part of his apprenticeship, and bids fair
TO be a useful workman; and as we
wish the district TO have all the influence
TO which it 10 entitled, we shall in
sist that he be returned again; whether
against opposition from friends OF other
gentlemen. (which We do not presume
will be manifested,) or against any de-
sire of his own 10 remain at home, If it
should exist.
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This Congressional District.

owe understand that the democrats
will probably elect a member Of Con-
gress in the Cecil District of MARYLAND
during next fall. in Place of Mr.. Evans.
Wnstinoton Union, May LIST.
We "Lnderstand'' very differently.
II Mr. Evans consent 10 run again, there
is no member ofthe opposite party in the
district who can defeat him, or even run
him closely. This is our opinion, and
we back it by the fact that when elected
he beat his opponent in every county,
and had an aggregate majority of 465;
and that his course in Congress has been
acceptable to the d district.
And now that the subject is open
ed we will make some further remarks
We do not know that single Wing in
the whole district thinks of proposing a
candidate for nomination IN opposition
10 MIR. E., nor do We know that he in
tends to accept the nomination if it is
rendered him, and we therefore can speak
without embarrassment.
Mr.. Evans has established in congress
a reputation for ability, and what is bet
ter, Tor industry and attention TO business
No member can attain anv very great
influence his first term, for it takes him
that 10 detive knowledge Of his duti es
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Tc Lady Jane franklin.

A NEW CANDIDATE The Rev. DR..
Cheever Of New York, in sermon upon
,he duties Of magistrates, said that Nehemi
ali, who with Ezra, led the Jews hack 10
Jerusalem from The captivity of Babylon,
was the best Mayor that Jerusalem ever
had, and model for Mayors of al other
cities: for he ordered all the grog shops to
be closed on The Sabba,h and all who hung
ahou, their gates (doors) 10 be indie ted.
IT Nehemiah will come to Philadelphia,
he shall be our candidate, and have all our
influence. We make no complaint against
Mayo Swift, but believe that Nehemiah
win I've swJler. II he will not come here,
our best advice to the KnickeE bnckers is to
invite h,m 10 stand in Gotham, where he
would probably run well. Mayor Haven't
a. does well, but we doubt not that .MMavor
Nehemiah wouId 10 better. Flnxza for
Nehemiah the Model Mavol! We have
had "molel artists" from England. Now
le, us have model Mayor from jerusalem.
Phiia. Ledger.
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The EscL1sH Pass UPON CANADIAN
ArrAlRs.-The Tory party in Canada,
which Is now found resisting the laws,
meets with very little sympathy in En-
gland. Ills the general opinion of the
English press that the proposed grant to
indemnify parties who sustained loss in
tine Canadian rebellion, is not objection
able IN principle, although in its details
it may be wrong. The London Times
SAYS:
ave cannot recognize any objection
to the principle Of the grant. 1t seems
large one-it is certainly liberal one.
Blu, this is a matter OF detail, which may
be left to the Canadian Legislature. On
the.other hand, there may be circumstan-
ces, with which we are unacqua inted,
that warrant the fears so loudly express
ed BY one party in Canada, and are not
unfelt here. This may be the frstj'narch
Of the Gallican party in the road TO SUI
premacy-there may be an intention to
insult the Crown, and tyrannize over the
English Royalis!s. But, if this be, Lordl
Eleen hns porers at his disposal 'rherewih 10
hwart The attempt and prostitute those who
make it; and on his penetration and cour-
age we are disposed to rely"
The "principle" of the grant is the
very thing that the British party in Can
ada oppose so violently. They have a
most sincere hatred OF the liberal party,
and though they have strongly intimated
their intention to annex themselves TO
the United States, rather than submit 10
French domination, their sympa,hies are
any thing but affection for republcan'sm
which they detest in all its forms, being
thoroughly imbued with monal chical
prtjudices Of the strongest dye.
Bait. Sun.
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Elkton Academy.

Tho Trustees respectfully announce 10
the public tina, This Institution will be REQ
pened on Monday the 18th of May ins'an;
under the snp"rinlendance Of their new
Principal Mr.. John A. Getty, who furnish :
es the Board wi n testimonials Of the high
est character. The Female Department
will for the presen, he under the charge Of
the daughters of Mr.. Getty, young ladies
everv way qualified 10 assume the duties
thereof.
F.A. ELLIS, Sect.
May Sth '49.
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FROM THE Rio GRANDE. Col. WebJ's
Expedition Tho Y. s. steamer A. r..
He,I-l. Captain O,way, al New Orcan. o,,
the 2ad ali, arrived from Brazos Santiago,
BY the way Of kavsca.
The He,zel brought over As passengers
sixteen of Col Webb's ill.faiel California
expedition, on their return home. also a
Mr. Buchanan, who started from New York
for California with party Of seven per-
SOUS, one Of whom was murdered al Mata-
moras. Five others died of cholera. and
no. the only survivor, is vending his way
back again
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JAlL YARD WALL.-Mr. McClenahan
ofPort Deposit, who has the contract for
building the new wall around the Jail
yard, proposes TO put it up, we under
stand, during the present month. The
new wall was made necessary by the oc-
casional escape OF prisoners through and
under the old one, it being poorly built
and having but very shallow iounda-
ton. The whole cost for building, COW
ering it with coping, plastering, &C.,
will be thirteen hundred dollars
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YANKEES IN CnlNA.-A letter from On
board the United States ship Plymouth, at
Canton, dated Jan. 6 say.
"Canton 10 about fourteen miles from
Whampta and mas a small Yankee steam
errnnnine up and down every day. The
steamer was brought out here in a vessel
and has been so useful to ito owners, tina, I
am told several moro have been ordered.
I, is not more Than twenty-five fee, long.
The Chinese were very much amused al,
i, when first it its appearance, and being a
propeller. they could not understand tho
philosophy ofthe craft"
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LAW LATIN isrxpurga,ed from AL legal
proceeding. in New York. A recent &C.
Of assembly says
"Where dcfendan, ia about 10 leave
the State, whereby the rign,. o. the plan
Tiff may be impaired. an order Of "No Go"
may be granted, and this shall be subsi-
me for the wri, heretofore know as tho
writ ofsne exe:t.'
The new legal expression emo CO."
when frs, heard in court, put Judges and
lawyers in high state of mslrimsnt. They
will soon get accustomed 10 il.
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From The Del. Journal.
WILMINGTON MARKET

April. u 1S49
Wheat Flour, (from stole) Goa %
Wheat, (prime) o.
Oats, (trom wagons) %
Corn, from wagons, 50
Corn Meal, per bushel; 60
BALTIMORE MARKET, May 3-The
flour market is unsettled to day. a sale
Of 200 bbls. Howard street at 81, S7i.
Some buyers were unwilling to give
this price. City Mills held at s4,S75
a sale of 2O0bbls Corr. Meal and Rye
flour unchanged. Gram is scarce. Red
wheat is selling at I o. CLIO cents
Sales of white cornat SO a 50 cents and
yellow at IS Sc. Oats % a % cents
Rye Sc cents.
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Tine Country PREss.-A city contempt
rory, Neal's Saturday Gazette, has the fol-
lowing just Remark, which We commend
10 the attention nf ALT
Take your country paper by all means,
and d"noi allow the Gazette 10 interfere
with il. There are none Of you who are
no, able TO subscribe two dollars for a 10.
cal journal and two dollars for good city
weekly, nor do we see how you can do
without either. The one gives you coun-
~ aud State intelligence the other, general
news and literature. Il is mistake for
you TO neg,ec, your local editors for those
who live in great cities. ....
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MlLLERlsM NOT DEAD -One of the
victims of this delusion. in this CITY, has
given away to entire strangers, and cas-
ual passers by, his whole stock in trade.
which consisted of a very good assort-
ment of tobacco and segars. and other
articles usually retailed bv persons en-
gagged in the business. Under the i'm.
preston that the last trumpet was about
to be sounded. and that he was on the
eve OF being summoned by the angel Ga
briel to give an account of deeds done in
the flesh, he thus recklessly disposed of
the accumulation of years of industry
and toll. and has left himself and his
family almost in state at destitutlon.
Brooklyn Advertiser,
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Photographed for the Baltimore SUM.
New YORK, May 2-P. NJ.
Difficulties a, 81. Domingo

By an arrival here we havs la'er dale.
from Saint Domingo. Gen. Solonque with
his forces were within sixteen miles of the
city ofSt. Domingo He has an army Of
twenty thousand well disciplined troops,
and exp 'cied to attack the city in few
days. lie had taken captive all the towns
on his march. The whole Island is in a
state Of great confusion and excitement,
The inhabitants suffering much Distress
Ii was believed tina, Solouque would be
completely victorious.
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Monster APPLE TREE.-There Is

Monster APPLE TREE.-There IS an
apple tree on the estate Of Mr. Joseph
Briggs, on Federal Hill, IN the town Of
Denham, supposed to be about one hun
dred years old which measured thirteen
feet and halfin circumference, one loot
from the ground Its branches cover an
area of about sixty feet in diameter. This
tree is second onl to that of Duxbury,
which is sixteen feet IN diameter, a foot
above the surface of the ground, is over
one hundred years old. and bore in one
year fruit which made ten barrels OF CT
der, IN addition to thirty barrels OF APP
Piles put into the celler. Boston Trav.
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DEMOCRATIC REIoIcING.-A salute was
fired a, Boston on Monday by the demo.
Gratis, proclaiming their satisfaction al the
removal of March. Morton, democrat
from the collec'orship of that port. The
Post, the leading democratic paper says
"If Mr.. Polk and Mr.. Walker had done
their duty faithfully, we 81 ouId not have
been dependent upon Gen. Taylor and Mr.,
Meredith for favor we now most grateful
ly acknowledge"
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.,iTel.ersphed.fc, tuv- Balumcrs SIM. "
.WssnsornN, May 2ls,M
Reply cfthc Secretary IF State The. Appsalo Of

-.2Telefrapheyi.fo, tr5 balhmcfe Sun.
Wssnacros, May als,
Reply cftke Secretary IF State dthe, appeal Of
-. 49,. Lady Franklin. -
have jus, fesn favored BY the editor Of
the National Wing wirh a copy Of the fol-
lowing letter from Secretary Clay ton, in
reply 10 an appeal from Lady franklin, for
assistance from The United States, in discov
ering The fate of her husband and his sx-
plorins expedition. 49,. .,.-
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
Washington. April 251h 1919.
Madam--Yonr letter TO the Presiden, OF
the United States, dated April 4h ls49,
has been received by him, and he has i'm
s,ruc,ed me to make 10 you the following
reply
The appeal made liz tho letter with
which you have honored him, ID such as
would strongly enlistthe sympathy OF the
rulers and the people Of any portion OF the
civilized world.
To The citizens of the United States who
share largely in the emotion which ag'-
tate the public mind Of yonr own country,
the name Of Sir John Franklin has been ell
deared by his heroic virtues and the suffer-
iprs and sacrifices which he has encounl er
ed for the benefi, of mankind. The ap-
neal of his wife and daughter n their dis
tress has been borno across the water ask
ing the assistance ola kindred people 10
save The brave men who embarked in his
unfortunate expedition and the people Of
the United States who have watched with
the deepest interest that Hazardous enter.
prise, will now respond TO that appeal by
The expression OF their united wishes That
every proper effort may be m ade by this
Government, for the rescue Of your husband
AID his companions.
To accomplish The objects you have in
view the attention Of Amcricau naviga,ors
und especially Of our whaler-, will be imme
aiatey invoked with all the in(orma ion in
the possession of this government, to ena-
BILE them 10 discover the missing ships, re-.
lieving their crews, and restoring Them to
their families. Yonr appeal shall be spread
far and wide among our people; and all
tina, the executive government OF The Uni
ted States, in The exercise Of its constitution
al power, can effect TO meet this requisi-
lion on American enterprise, skill and bra
very, will be promptly undertaken.
The hearts of The American people will
he deeply touched by your eloquent adj
dress Ia their chief Magistrate, and hey
JOIN with you in an earnest prayer TO Hum
whose spirit is on the waters that your hus
band and his companions may ye, be re-
stored to their country and their friends.
have the honor to be your Ladyship'
trirud and obedient servant.
JOHN NJ. CLAYTON.
IT. y,j, fopo Er,ptl;n
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Grnhom's Maya sine for Nav has been

Grnhom's Magazine for Nav has been
on our table some days. 1t has some
elegant engravlngs, and articles from
the pens of Poe, Bayard Taylor, Park
Benjamin, Mrs Person. Mss Embury.
Mrs Ossood, Tuckerman, Arthur, Prof
Frost, and "Graham" himself. This
magazine stands at the head of The peri
olical literature of the count try.
american Farmer have from
Mr.. Sands the May No. of this valuable
agricultural work. 1t should be in the
hands of every farmer.
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LIFE or WlLLlAh WiRT. We find the
following item in lhs New York Mir
ro.::
Hon. John P. Kennedy ofBal,imors;
we believe is engaged in wiring the life
Of the late William Writ. The work
which is nearly ready for the press, sill be
comprised in two octave volumes, and will
con tain the correspondence Of M. Win,
much of which IS Of great interest, par,icu-
larly illustrating the political history ofthe
times in which he lived. We are GLAD
that ono so competent. and popular as a
writer is 10 be the biograI,her OF Writ.
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IN OYSTER TREE.-We noticed few
days ago at J. f Browns oyster shop, a
branch of tree to which large num-
Der of oysters were growing as naturally
as clusters OF fruit 1t was dragged up
nv an oysterman from All oyster bed in
the bay. Speaking OF Brown; we are
told that he keeps good oysters and
serves them up in fine style.
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by Telesra phi for the Baltimore Clipper. |
BUFFALO May2

Intelligence received here this evening.
announce that nothing of importance has
occurred in Upper Canada To-day although
the excitement still continues high. NO
further ouraces have occurred. Despatch
es from Toronto, Digh'on and other places,
report every thing quie!'
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ARRIVAL OF STEAMSHIP SARAH SAxps

ARRIVAL OF STEAMSHIP SARAH SANDS.
This steamer. so long out, arrived at
New York on Tuesday, from Liverpool
the 2Sth March. with over 900 passen.
gers AMI valuable cargo-boih Sin good
order and condition. The s. S. broke
her piston lod ard cylinder when FIVE
DAYS out from Liverpool, and her pro-
peller having got damned was rendered
useless. acting asa drag and impeding
her sailing
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1--WE notice that on the 17th day OF
a pril last sc letters Patent were issued
from the Patent office, the largest list
ever issued in one day, Among them
is one to ]. L. Gatchel of this county
for improvements in Water Rams.
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WThe Menagrrie which visited here
on Tuesday, took about 5000, about $50
of which was left in town 10 pay expen-
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Which said amount is invested as
follows:
Edward Wilson, bond and mortgage
upon certain real estate, principal
and interest, to April lst 1919. S3,53l.l<
II. w. Archer and Others. bond, prin-
cipal and interest to April list lS49 10000
State Of Mary land per cen bonds. 10000
Henry C. Mackall, bond and mort
page, principal and interest, to
.7prl Is, 1919. $4,000
Henry II. G ll'ia, bond and mortgage
principal and interests, to April list
1919. 1888
Il; land Price Decd. bond and mort
gage, principa! and interest to
April LIST ls49. 100000
Isaac Wilson, bond and mortgage, ..
principal and interest 10 April, LIST
lS49. l036.sS
Levin Shockley, upon bond and
mortgage. principal and interest, to
April Is, ls4s 100000
Samuel b Foard, upon bond and
mortgage, principal and interest,
to April LIST 1919. losS.oo
4 mount invested in securities ls9a7'S
Balance in the hands Of a.
Chandler Esq, late trea-
surer to April Is. ls49. 1884
Balance in the hands of w.
TOrbcrt Esq treasurer,to
May S, ls4s s4s %
Amt in hands Of Trea's er'i 2,33e .95 239e,9S
Total amt of School fund. S2l,s4O.ss
May 5, Hs-3w
Boarding. Two or three more board
ers can be Accommodated by the subscri
Der ELLlS JONES.
Nav 5 ,49-2w, ..
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A RARE CHANCE,
Grocery Stand and Stock al Private Sale

The subscriber intending to remove West, will
sell on reasonable terms, the well known and
Old Established Grocery Stand, situated at the
corner ofSscond and King Streets. opposite the
Market House. This .s one Of the hest stands
in the city. and has very large Cash custom
established, making il very desirable 70 any one
wishing to engage in the business The house
Is large, with every convenience. and in first rata
order. The most Of tho purchase money can
Iemain on the property. The stock will also bs
sold on reasonable time.
A further description is deemed unnecessary,
as any ono wishing 10 purchase will examine for
themselves. The property will he shown BY tins
subscriber, with tho amount ofb,Isincss done and
any oher informat ton desired. ALLEN VANE
Wilmington, Del, May 5-3w