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Le messager. [volume] (Bringier, Paroisse Saint-Jacques, Louisiane) 1846-1860, 1855-06-30

LIZ COMTE JULES DE SERlGNY
CHARLES LOlSrEAu, Journalists
JACQUES MACDONALD, utgoclan,.
FLAuViER, rche plan,eur.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1855-12-13
For the Delaware Republican.

WooDyItLE, December IL, 1855
Mr.. Editor ~ an always glad to receive a good
paper, and therefore thank you for your kindness
10 sending me the Republican. regard the speei-
men which have seen emitting tito high place
among the papers Of your city.
1 was pleased to learn that you have had Hon.
Horace Greedy AMI Rev Dr. Morris. Lecturers
before your citizens They ere men Of mastery
minds, especially the FIRST, and, presume, they
gave great satisfaction in their efforts to bring Eu-
rope this side Of the Atlantic
understand that the Hon Joseph Chandler,
is to hold forth In the Odd Fellows HALL on Thurs
day evening" the 18th inst, on the subject Of Com
merce and its Inhuences.n This is said to be his
4 crack lecture and have no doubt but great
deal Of valuable information will be embodied in il.
Ihe eOqIence Of the speaker, should think, would
attract large crowd
BY tho by, the Young Mens Association for Mu.
tuai improvement, is doing a noble work for your
citizens hear II spoken Of in almost every direc
Won as oeng very 1goIthy OF all confidence Its OBJ
Jccts and aims, as learn, are not merely amuse-
ment but literary and scientific instruction. This
right and If the managers Of that association keen
these in view It will be impossible to estimate the
amount of good that will be effected The mind is
evidently the superior part Of man, and If properly
cultivated II will adorn and beautify life and mako
us soIourn here source Of infinite happiness here
after. 1 conceive il to be a happy stroke on tho
part Of the young men of your city, to have formed
such an association. II is to be hoped that every
man who has any claim to common humanitv viii
give 1t his entire GO operation But humnnitv moi
only calls for this cooperation. Patriotism itself
mere makes direct appeal If our government is
to be perpe.uated and our country saved, the inns
Ses are to be educated, and that by heightened
moral and intellectual culture. Where can this be
erected better than in such re moral
deem 1t an exceedingly great privilege both for
the aged and the young-both for the male and 70.
male TO be able TO attend the lectures OF the associa
noh' Where there is unity there is also strength
TO preserve unity there must DO a high toned mo.
ralitY aimed at. Keep clear from isals, and lay
your platform on high moral and intellectual ba.
and the gates of He'll cannot prevail against YOU
hope %. " to be present at Mr.. Chandeliers
Yours truly, ZEN0S.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1855-12-13

AT a nesting held according to public notice at
the Odd Fellows Hall, Brackenyilie, Friday eve.
ming Dec 6th in order to express opinion In rola-
ton to the mob on Jos. Meudenhall, j. q. jackson
called to the Chair and 1hos. Worrell appoint.
ed Secretary.
On motion, Robert A. Poole, James @. jackson.
Pusey Wilson and Spencer Chandler were appoint.
ed to draft resolutions expressive of the Of the
meeting, who reported the following:
WHEREAS, Every person entoring into organized
society or civil compact surrenders his right to pr
yate revenge or Eeprsal to the State, and Whereas
tue common law of the land together withthe stat.
ute enactments Of the State fully competent 10
redress every grievance and right every wrong that
can be inflicted upon private individuali and
Whereas, the appeal to mob law is claiming for the
prerogatiye Of the State, thus bringing private In
terests 10 clash with public policy or public jusce
tending to subvert all civil liberty and produce an.
archy Of the widest kind, and be justified upon
no legal, equitable or moral grounds NO matter how
great the prevocation; Therefore,
Resolved, That the inhicti0u of personal violence
or the violation in any manner of the rights Of an
individual is an outrage against the peace and
rty of society," and demands the stern and unequiv-
ocal condemnation Of all good citizens.
Resolved, That II mob violence is permitted In
one case it may be in another until the personal
safety OF the individual becomes the sport Of what
ever prejudices and blind passions may happen to
rule the hour.
Resolved That the people of Mill Creek have
been regarded heretofore law abiding citizens,
and il Is with feelings of deep regret that we are
called upon to resort TO the public condemnation OF
an act which we feel confident the perpetrators
themselves must condemn when the heat OF passion
has subsidized.
Resolved, Thatthose counseling aaquiescenoe n and
submission to such acts Of awless violence were
perpetrAted upon the family OF James Mendenhall
Senior, manifest (if lossibe) a worse spirit than
those actually Engaged therein, as they sanction in
their cooler moments what others do in the heat OF
passion.
Resolved that these proceedings be Published.
JOHN q. JACKSON, President.
THOMAS WoRRELL, Secretary.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1855-12-13
REGLSTERiS OgFJCE

Nev Castle County, Dee. 8th, 1855.
| P SIS the application Of HENRY TEMPLEMAN,
KY TEMPLEMAN, late Of St. Georges, Hundred,
rected by the Register that the Executnr aforesaid
give notiee Of the granting Of letters resainenay
ing thereof by causing advertisements to he puste with
IN forty days from tho date of such Letters
ing ~ persons havpg demands against the Estate
case made and provided, Aud cause the same to be
inserted within the period in the Delaware Repu-
lean, newspaper published IN Wilmington, and to be
continued therein two inonths.
~ Given under tho hand and Seal of Office of the
LSS Register aforesaid, at New Castle in New Gas
~ tie County Aforesaid, the day and year al nye
written. PETER b, VANDEVER. Rex,steT
NoTIGE.-Al persons having claims against the Es
tate Of the deceased must the duly atested
g the Executor he6rellhe sth day of December
provided. HENRY TEMPLEAtAN, Executor,
st. Georges Hundred Dec. 8, 1855 dec i3-2in
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1855-12-13

,2rA WILL Pr SOLD AT PUBLIC SALE en-
fsssff SATURDAY, Deo. ., at O'Clock in the alter
lsssm noon, at the Hotel Of MIR. L. w. Stidiam In
fAg1sa- y ewark, Del thl &c fine farms,
,ig .gnl ~ good quality and Is in good oav-
tons divided into7 fields with in all but one,
0o so aGres Of this firm cleared, the balance 81 acres
" WOOD and heavy timber, would cut from SOM cords
q WOOD besides saw timber, is close the P, w. b.
nditoni and within miles Of Newark the buildings
No Is beautiful farm Of $50 ACRES, situated with
" OF a mile OF the town Of Newark, and under high
stale OF ouvaton, aid divided into fields under good
9st and rail Fences and has running water in all but one
afklng he fronts 50 by % feet, stories high with fine
poroos IN front aud hack and contains IL good rooms Is
SITUATED handsomely and lays 100 feet the town. out
Dnungs barn, granary, wheat house, spring house,
suitable Tor farm. The soil is good.
emo 5adions No. 9 the road dividing tho land and com
Ials " ACRES Of good land with small house thereon
divided into fields with wat or in ALL and is one Of the
est situations for residence in this county, Ii belongs
10 40, z. and Will make fhrmoi go ACRES.
me above arns Hre desirable for produoyenes heah
ana the neighborheod they and will be sold on tile
day above mentioned the highest bidder and no post
ponement on account OF weat err Call or address the sn
dec Cts JAMES H. RAY
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1855-12-13

ar THE ONE PRICE STORE, I22 MARKET
" Street, offers for sale at New York wholesale prices
CARBOHYDRATES Of all description, such collars and
seeyes IN sets and separa.e edgng and noes.
Plush, Moss. Mgrabon Black and Fancy Velvet, drawn
ribbon etc. Kid Gloves of the hest finish and an extern
sve assortment of Hosiery. Velvet and Morocco Chbas
Satoes aud other fancy goods suitable for presents Gem
une Lubins Extracts, per umery and Fancy Soaps bu
tons, Bntao and Horn brushes Horn aud India Rubber
ct Port monnales M9har and Jet BTnoeets and large
assortment Of ohar head Dresses and other art Giles too
numerous to enumerae, all his goods marked in plain
figures and sold without deviation at 22 Market Street
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1855-12-13
GREAT MASONIC KALI.

LoDEoS ard Music Store in Tue Z United fisi
~ ~ MASONIC BUILDING, Chesnui Street ' \.
owe seventh BY JOHN MARSH, the sole agent for Board
ppin, gay Cos; celebrated Dolce Compann attachment
a f P Fo5es o and O. M FSs Ce Premium
kers NJ asobtaned lease for several wears In fe ner
magnificent and well known MASONIC BIiIDlNG
he intends the largest stock and assortment oi
AS0S Ii Il and Of every
warTasIeI to give dissatisfaction in every instance
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1855-12-13

IA WIN. T. o'DANIEI,, FASHIONABLE Tai
~ qr, las now on hand his establi shnent No rs
MA Market Street between ID ard 81, large and ex-
I'M tenslve assortment of CLOTHING, for all Sea-
--a- sons OF the year, to which the attention or tIe
public i called His clothing Is made Of the best mate
rlas Got up in the best stye and will be of nj
moderate PRICES. Those desiring bargains should give
nm gait lie keeps constantly on hand fine
most approved sy les which will be made to Of der at the
shortest notice, He hatters himself that ali garnenis
msde 1t ms estabishmen, will NOT suffer ~ comparison
Chesnut Street. Every article made to order warraned
10 ~ d ~ g.ye satlsiaction. WIN. F. o'DANfEil.
Ways keeps on hand complete assortment of men and
notice. 80 '- ~ N'Nsi at sno't
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1855-12-13

No. 70 M1rkst Street beioig Third, WILMINGTON,
IA r rnHE SuIB 3}5g n, REsPECTFU JULY IN
PohJMS TIE UBLlC that he has now on hand
snn, az his old stand, No. 20 Market Street below
lnlIa street. HIS Stock comprises all tho differ
s wora " snS I'M 5stIerqs Fl Goats Vests and Pants usually
low. good assortment of Cloths, Casners and Vest
constantly on hand which will be INSIDE up 10 order
satisfaction, ~ W " anu stNe
Also an assortment Of Stocks, Shirts, Collars Bosoms
CTayats, aandkerchels, Suspenders, &c. 'O'O'''''
Jun 2e5-ly EDWARD MOORE,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1855-12-13
WILLIAM BLACKBURN,

IA MO ~ ndnRx Tr SUI, rr",nl9r,
M ~ TON, DELAWARE, having on hand 4
Hf splendid assertql9nt Of Coths Casslmers and
na ne would Pscti1y ask buyers 20 call and exam
noed he can please quality and price Of goods
action. " $3.50 e''' 'at'n
large assortment of Cheap and Fashionable Clothn
always on hand; Also, Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods
consisting of Shirts, Collars, Under Shirts Drawers
6loyes, Suspenders, Stockings Handkerches Umbrell
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o YES! o YEs!! o Yns!I

VIE 10 boONIbEh Is THANKFUL FOR TUE
ENCOURAGEMENT he has heretofore received and nil
. oners ms servleesto the public an Auetoneer-
SiSTe goods 20 49, he atters hmse will give salts
property As II is always wisdom the part Of emp In or
to secure the services Of the best mechanics Therefor
Spf SO a ~ may " able 70 Charge
letters addresscdto Centreye, P. o., Dell vii be thanS
July received and punotlally ~tts;55s,,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1855-12-13

WARE IN AND ron NV CASTLE coGSry.D AhN
In tie case Of tie Real Estate of Joseph Rosktas
deceased: an assignment Of Doiccr and parti.
tio7t of The residue.
A Nd Now TO Wit. THE SIXTH DAY OF SEP
n TENDER, A. d., Eighteen hundred AMI fifty five
at an Orphans Court held at New Castle in and for New
Castle County, upon the application of Benjamin Cham.
berain aud Eliza his vile III right of his wife Eliza who
Is one OF the children and heirs At law of Joseph Hoskins
deceased as t hath been represented to this Court by the
petition Of BENJAMIN Chamberlanqnd Eliza his wife here
oiore presented TO this Court aud the widow Of the said
ntestntq having by her Petition waived tho assignment
dover by metes and bounds md elected to take in lieu
money. IL is hereby ordered by the Orphans Court that
the .oter parties the heirs at law of SAID Inteae
wit: Brinfnn HOskns Chrstiana Hpskns John Hoskns,
Thomas Walton and Phebe Aun his wife. Joseph Hos
kins Eminelinc loskin Robert HuJdera and Hannah his
wife, Mnry Jane HOskins by her guardian Thomas Hrln
ton and Anua. Hannah Mary, Phebe, Georgala and 10
seph Afeck all of whom reside in the State of Pennsy
yHna be and appear Orphans Court tie be held at
New Castle, in and for New Castle County on MONDAY
he Twenty first day FebTulry n the year of our Lord
One Thousand Eglt Hundred and Fiity nnd then and
there shcw cause il any they hnye w an Order should
not be made for the sale Of The lands Of sad Ines
ana State Delaware aud bounded by the Wilmington and
Phndelp6ia Turnpike Road aud Wilmington and Concord
Turnpike Road, and il is ordered By tile Court that copy
Of this Rule lie published for six successive weeks in tie
Delaware Republican paper printed in this state.
Ill IN Testimony whereof heve hereunto set my
SS hand aud affixed the Seal othe said Court al New
L. w. CLAY,
dec lS-aw Clerk oil the Orphans Court.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1855-12-13

On the Both of October, at Milton, Delaware. nv
the Rev. Mr. Mustard EDWARD p JONES, from
Stanton, Virginia, to EMMA J. CROSBY, daughter
OF Aaron Marshall, ESQ, Of the former place.
DR.. SOLOMON SHARP. of the U. S. N, to Mis-
MARGARET HEDGES, of this city.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1855-12-13

THE SUBSCRIBER, LATE OF PHTLADEI,PITIA
lukes tls oc tason TO inform the people of New Cas T.
county that no has located himself il the village Of 81
ueOges "a ST. Georges Hundred where lie Is nrepared ~
40 Az work IN nus line Of business THO best manner and
2n te most reasonable terms He feels confident from
bis employ the best of cnnics that he can render s
Iagt0n TO All who may require his services The hest Of
references gwen u required Persons about erect dwell
,ass &c. ny or country will find it TO be 10 their ia
nov 80 Snow LEWIS II MOpcAN
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1855-12-13

HARRISoN'S CohVMBIAN HAIR DyE-sIZE
enargei SIZE improved j. has double the quantity and
eoors every shade iomlight brown jet black lis use
easy and rapid IL is perfectly harmless the skim
eneet Is instantaneous and permanent, It the best quick
EST eneapest and safest DY ever made. Directions for
use accompany each box. PRtcE-l ST.; o. 81 50;
Of ~ Soz 81 Ente[ed ecc9rdng 70 Act q Congress
District Court the s. for the District Of Penn
HHvamis.l II For sale BY EDWARD BRlNGBURST,
DIugglst Chemist, North West Sixth and
ket St5eess Milmngton. Mapuiacturer APoLLoS w.
l3-3mos - ' -''e'f'''"'
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DIED.

In this city on the 10th inst, HENRY BANNING,
son OF william II. Griffin, agod ABOUT IL years.
wife ac 49, -N'i
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1855-12-13

KIDNAPPING SEAMEN.--A bill sin relation "a
kidnapping seamen" has been introduced in the
south Carolina Senate. Its passage would be
justly welcomed BY the people of Charleston in
whose midst have been committed so recently,
scenes which shock every consideration of Der
sonal liberty or security. "The press gang
is phrase suggestive only Of horrors, and Its
justification has never been sought, but in ma
tlonal necessities. Bad as this is, how fayora
BILE dayes it compare with that which for years
has been practised among the quiet homes of
charleston, to the disgrace of her laws and
public tranquility, -CAatlestoniMer.
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NEW STOCK OF WINTER cLOTBING-
WILLIAM O LOWE.

No. "a M1rket Street, Wilmington, Del.
a.. RESPECTFULLY INFORMS HIS fTiends
~S and The public That he has laid IN La RG II AND
Mk WELL Sc! ,ECTEn ASSORTMENF Of SEA-
N SONABLE CLOTHING, Genflemenis iinen
Collars, stocks, Cloves &e. which he is prepared
ertab sed Tailors in Wilmington, lie dattefs Iinselr
that his long experience ~ the business will he suffcen
guarantee to his patrons that all customer and ether ,or
entrusted to him will be done in style Of superior neat
+. Tiy- Remember 81 Market Street. daoe,e
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- WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC SALE, ON
fzssaatfff SATURDAY, the 22dol Doc. inst, on the
Isism HTsyWtssg I9 Delaware City, valuable BRICK
street. y tue centre OF the town. adjoining properties Of
s sPI and joa MclntIre Esq., The lot is 3s
Is SUBSTANTIALLY and conveniently built parors Dining
rso md KITCHEN on the rsto0r with six chambers above
az wei hnshed This property has been known and oc
pefempt9y, and will take place at o'clock r. H. when
dec 10 Is J. HOFFMAN
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be nl,a yop have The glorious Opportunity 10 enjoy
vb AZ 81 corqueror Success il of donhla value
cannes hewns1 rom great difficulties. fortune that
sert YOU Is res III, your aeoepance, will very likely de
Nv SoM what It is to feel that YOU are man DOES
,2,s roWn upon you. you have only 10 he yousef
1nvS ~ SUI room and nerve to bring this same world
yo sa o eeti US ifowns are of but little account Do
ma ~ you nave no chance of successs make chanoo
Je u puek oan rescue his chance from the storm OF
yo iuu nave never mastered your own cnnaoity n
r Life would be taseless without
world before yon & ~ and battles Here Whole
na urie, and as well as full OF truth, virtue ana good
Speley has its work for you do, and IL YOU ave
" 20 that work. the way will surely como Pos
no dicts AZ o. energy and industry and you will find
y pear wlt sore head; but up! shake the dust from
se, ahu pc up anu doingi These ideas our
LoN when we this CITY, and
W. we SHOE business poor here, and ii
M an We would starvel "a great country. this.
@ a inanstTqns person 10 etarye 50 long as We oan
manna epre Mems Heavy KIP Sewed Water Proof Boots
p Iesi them LOT per pair, and retail Mems
nle IIck Pegged Winter Boots for only 81 80 per palr
a ~ o We lont Tear starvation yet awhile The
ba Ssd d e upon u.s. and with t comes frosty wes
extra everything Is wanted for winter, moi forgetting tile
sta quantity OF boots and shoes while the cold and the
norihsss Ut the days nakea labor have downward ten
Looking At this picture do. causes sell
Sw nfnrss Therelore, remember, Meas Thick Boots
LOT ony pair; Misses Lace Boots only a
.S Gan Il cIiFa 1Pe si tbss
'I, M W west SECOND Street, sign OF the lIARGE
wilnlington. December 10th. 1855.
ATIoHIGAN DOUBLE PLow, constantly on
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1855-12-13

Professor F. Brandstretter, of Raymond
Miss, committed suicide on the 10th ult., by
blowing out his brains with pistol-
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1855-12-13
THE Durr OF MrMsrEes Some of our OOtom

numhoroI phperBs
THr DuTr OF MINISTER'S Some Of our cotem'
poraries seem 10 fear that the erminc of the pulp
will be soiled by ministers lifting up their voices i
flvor Of temperance, or the cause Of religion will
be thereby injured. Thoy are so wonderfully anx
ious about the good of the church, that they woult
cOnRne the preacher to the discussion of abstrac
questions alone, and make christianity mere pro
fession, thing without life, vigor or power, stiff
formal ceremony-a dead body, clog to advance
mont, weight on the cause Of progress and reform
The christian minister, tho one who feels the i'm
portanee Of his mission, cannot, however, be de
TERED from denounelng wrong on all suitable occs
sons, whether in the pulpit out Of 1t in the grove
sron the highway, the mountain top In the val
Icy despite the winnings of the miserable hypocrites
who have united themselves to the car OF Bacchus,
In order that they may prolong the reign Of intern
perance, or thereby mako few paltry dollars
That which Is wrong should be denounced at all
times and in all places where an opportunity may
be presented, by every good citizen whether minis
tor or laymau. If intemperance were virtue Or
lifts evil tendency a matter of doubt the pr o.
proty Of ministers taking sides against 1t would be
Questionable but standing out the great cause Of
poverty, disgrace, rapine and murder, without
single rival in the black and hideous annals Of
crime the very stones should cry out If they the pro.
fsssed vioegerents of heaven dared to remain sill emit
in regard to It, The weight of the church should be
brought to bear in favor of every moral REFORM and
it were better that the professors Of religion who
oppose the advancement Of morality and virtue had
milestone hanged about their neck. and they ware
cast int the sea- Those who attenpt to preach the
gospel should do so without fear favor or affection
and IT they withhold their oensure Of any vice be-.
cause Is either fashionable or profitable they
Who sent than ana sUo,ety, ialse 70 the aod
Those who fear injury will resnit to the obnrcb from
dsnunciation of evil poor miserable jewellers
man, Tueh "0sneu In the balance will be- found
,----
NUN mEhriSa'-the resolutions passed at
Wv meeuns Vi 'ne hquor dealers, atDelaware City,
,nar'uay laSt' VIII De found In another column.
"enaVe not time 70 discuss them in detail at pre-
N'a1 '"' a,' oOmPeleu 'ooonnne ourselves TO mere
Ho"'s' Meare sat'Sned that were it not fer the
money Which can be made by the sale of intoxica-
ting liquor few men would wish to,dispose of it
Those who have been enyagaI In hotaI toar;.. III,
1t, a.. ,..,,. 49,. zee = ' H'ePe van
aam't 'a' ueAnns oue liquor 70 poor, half fed and
half clothed nebriate whose wife and children are
suffering for the want of bread tn ant o,o,ha. =.
uaar ana f,., ~ b., a., ,' eAV' W
"Au iu'' " AeeP them warm Is mean busi.
Mesa distasteful task at which tho finer feeling
g
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TO AdlKlOULTURTsTs

~ THE SUBSCRIBER WOItID
m call tile attention of Farnors and
\fA%saV dealers to the follow ng o t ensi We as
ns-zS&s$A<.zzs sortment of AGRI o d I,TIJ Il A T.
a5s-r - ELEMENTS, &C., which are
sn q ne Ss sts5S and and IF ts most Improved pat
feacook Barr, Ihears of all sizes Woojcook Il yvi
castings OF all SIZES Harrows and Cuvators OF ali 5
nave 70 nrderj Corn Planters and Seed Sowers U,,,ti
* ras ana Wheat DRILLS with Seed owe Pepon hfcsh
and Mower. Montgomery Bros Grain Fans i1ssaP s
EIan 70 Yankee Straw Cutter Of all sizes Sparress
t HisS straw CUTTER Fleming Machines, SuperIor nv
see s%d hSnd vsHdersiee Sausage for butch
TINT Is IN the market, Corn Shelters Of diIerent mn t y
warranted e DO the work equal to any in usn Grain mil
ipr morse and hand power. Horse hoes and hand
SGgeseie Cutters Sagsage e and Lard Also
and handles; Cedar Ware Tubs Buckets Churns
measures Gram Baskets Rattan aud Splint Tafen mi
and sS SSIdsa Flower and Field warranted fresh
promptly attended to, il addressed 70 III snbserbeT NJ
10 Orange Street, or is Market street, Wilmington. Del
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NEWARK ma NM


- Al, ThREE STORY HOUSE AND LOT
fFETYf ~ ath bewee1 Poplar and Lombard Streets tho
llIl n9se y inoiern built and is now in the tenure
I'VE rooms, one large Paror with folding doors in Tie en-
VI HI az odgnS room, in the ond AMI third sories.
, oullulg ID tnree story, large dining room
coa WIRE hhs az cellar 9,dsI the main building for Mood o.
Poplar street. For furtber information apply %
Real Estate and Stock Agent in the Central Buiidns ID
door from the corner OF 4th in King 81, dec Is