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Fire Insurance Co., Saco.

VNHE members OF the Mutual Fire Insurance
Company, are hereby notified that their an.
nual meeting for the choice Of President, Treas
urer, and Seven Directors, and TO nc, on such
other matters in relation TO said Company, AS
may properly come beiJIe them, will be- held a,
their Office, IN Saco, on Tuesday, the thirteenth
day Of May next. a, ten o'clock in the forenoon.
EDWARD p. BURNllAM, Sec.
Saco, April 25, 1856. 3wisl7
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- II is said that Mrs. Stowe, the author
Of Unclo Toms Cabin, will soon put to
press work illustrating the alleged degra-
dation Of the poor white population Of tho
South.
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Munlors.
Agricultural Meeting.

Ar@s las, annual meeting Of the York County Axr,.
Il cultural society, q vas
poisd, That q COMMITTEES % seven Ne appointed 70
take al preliminary IN regard % having place
utted M Toe htng thsir Aow and fair and that when
THIS meeting adjourn. II he 10 The time ami tlac- said
eommiitee shall determine AMI that all member. living
oat ~ eso and bdleiord Be specially notified whea The
MEETING IL 20 be hed. and the object.
tao@As Dyer, III, RUFUS MoIhure, rnonas NJ. Hayes,
Wm. MOVES Nathan Dane, d. X. somes and SAMUEL
Glpairtek vere chosen said Commits. = 80
In parsAncs OF tbs above vote, the Committee would
give notee nat inviting % the Society vii be held
day q Nay nsxi Al 10 OeOok IN the forenoon, 10 hear
ne kspot % The COMMITTEES, aud take such action
may b deemed sxpedlSnt.
saco, Aprl -, ls5S.s ..... .....-- IA
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Adjourned school Meeting,

A MEETING OF the voters ia School District,
n No. 8, in the city Of Biddelord, will be held,
by adjournment, In Beethoven Hall, on Friday
evening, May o, at o'clock, TO act upon the
following article, in the original warrant.
ARIicLE 5. To raise a sum ofmoney TO build
School House, aud to pay the District debts.
Said article, having been referred TO the Agents
with Instructions to report at the adjourned meet.
ing, upon the expedlency OF building said School
House, Kind Of house wanted, and cost estimates
thereof and Of the same same time 10 report re-
latIon TO the district debt and for what said was
contracted.
DANIEL STIMSoN. }
AMOS w PAGE Agents.
THoS. L. KlsiBALL'
Biddeford, May !, 1856. Is
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- Col. Benton, il is stated, will address
q letter to the people Of Missouri, declining
a nomination for Governor.
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NOTICE.
House and Barn for Sale.

THE Subscriber Offers Zoe sale the double two story
House. on Middle Street. Saco, neat above Henry
seleAs, There IL good Stable and Wool house on The
lot, aud large rain waller eisiern In tn, cellar.
Terms easy. For further particular, ,ppy 20 IhonAs
Cuts. MARY A. QUITS.
April Is. 3sl6
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A NEW Two Story building situated on High Street
n ssco, next to Mr.. Joseph stephens. Said hous
was built by Mr.. joshua Chadbourne Of the very bes
materials, has good Cellar, Cstern Wood House, Ia,
four rooms ON each floor. The owner, (Cept. T. l.
Drinkwater wishing to leave town will sell on reasona
bic terms. For particulars, enquire Of
SAMUEL WHITE, Blddefori.
saeo, April IS, 1856. avis
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In WHAT ESTIMATION NJ IS HELD nj rtrsIc-
IANs Foa DISEASES OF THE Luses. John a.
Berry. M. d., Saco, Me-, says During prac-
ice Of 20 years, have seen used all the popular
remedies fct Coughs, am well satisfied that your
Vegetable Pulmonary Balsass u best, and hope
Il will be better known and more generally used. !"
Reed Cutler &c Co. Druggists, Bos,oa, propne-
tors BE oar,fni to get ll< gsasins az there are
p,any iaiiafi0ac Price 80 cents and III.
Sid in Blddelord by J. Sawyer. 4wii
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Delisht's Spanish Lustral. A nne srticls
40 make the Hair grow on bald heads.

Laiereaee.
Lawrence, June 10, 1885.
10 .sA0p % may concern: Having used De-
lights Spanish Lusiral for the Hair, for several
months past, do not hesitate TO say that il far ex.
GELS excels everything Of the kind have ever
u.ed' lfyou have bald head, try %. II you
are blessed with good head G. hair, and wish TO
retain il glossy, healthy, aud nice, then use De-
lights Spanish Lus;ral-i, is jus, the thing to do
o.
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ETA statue Of Benjamin Franklin is 10
be erected in front of the City Hall, Boston.
Ii is to be finished in July next, and its in
auguration celebrated September 18th, the
anniversary Of the settlement of Boston and
Of the establishment Of the Constitutio of
the United States.
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Notice. Of Foreclosure.

DE 1T KNOWN that on the fourth day Of August,
Dls55, James Jeffrey. IT,, OF KennebunkpoH In the
county Of York, gave 20 the undersigned Jacob CUT
lis and Francis Emmons, both of Biddeord In said
county a deed Of mortgage of that date, Of certain
lot OF land situated In said KennebuBkpon contain
Ing seventy-lhIee acres, ba the same more OF less
bounded the Northwest by the road leading to the
Pool on the Southwest by the road leading 10 the
beach on the Southeast by the marsh, and on the
Northeast by Isnd Of Amos ffooiof-which deed IL
recorded on York County Registry of deeds, Book
2il rage 49, and to which reference is made, and
which mortgage was given security for the payment
OF two certain promissory notes speclned ~ said
mortgage deed, aud said Curtis a EmmOns state that
the condition Of said mortgage ueed has been broken
by reason Of which they claim force losuIe Of said
pIemi.es JACOB CURTIS,
FRANCIS EMMONS
Biddef1rd, April Is, 1856. 3wlG
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1tutbs.

NSO~~~~~~~N~~~N0O~-~~> - ~~u--N~~ ~ =
~ Ia this city, April 2.h, Sllas L. son OF Elias l..
an, syiniS HsascomS aged I years 5 months.
In sanford, 18th ult, Mr.. Aaron Whiting, aged
50, formerly of Dover, Mass.
In Rolnslord, 18th inst Of consumption, Mr..
Alvah n. Norman, agrd q.
In Boston, April 23d, Miss Sarah l. Ellenwood,
formerly Of Biddeford, aged %
Ia Waterbury, VI, April 20, Hannah s., wife
Of Mr.. Daniel Z. Lucy, and daughter OF John
Shaw, ESQ, Of SANFORD, Me, aged %.
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Corn.

VEhL0w CORN Of Superior qualify Is nov Selling BY
i The subscriber, at seveniy.nye ets per bushsl
saco, April 2i.t, 1855. II
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Important to Everybody.

TOR the last three years have been engaged In a
/ business known only TO myself aud, eompara-
lively, few Others, whom have Instructed Tor the
sum Of $500 each, which has averaged me at the rate
OF from 5000 TO 5000 per annum and having
made arrangements TO go TO Europe In he month Of
August neat, to engage In the same business, I am
willing 10 give full instr eions In the art any per-
son In the Ented states or Canadas, who will remit
me the sum Of 81 90. I am induced, from III sue
cess hive been favored with, and the m,ny thank
fui acknowledgements l have received from those
whom have instructed, aud who are making from
IS t SIS per day at Il, To give every person OPP
portunity Ia engage In this business, which Is easy
pleasant, and very profitable, at n small cost. There
Il positively no liuHsU0 In the matter. References
of the best class can be given regards Its eharac
ter, and eau refer to persUns whom have In slnet-
ed who will testify that they are making from from
s. TO SIS per day nj the same. II u business In
which either GEsrLEAES or LADIES can engage, aud
with perfect ease make very handsome Inenme.-
Several ladies In various paris OF New York State.
Pennsylvania and Maryland, whom have insitiet-
ed, are now making from 81 20 per day at H.. II
!. "a oEsrEEL BusrNEss, and but FEw sHILLISGs are
required to start IT,. Upon receipt of 81, viii Inn
mediately send to the applicant a printed ifcuar
containing fun instructions In the art, which can be
perfectly understood at once.
Address A. 7. Parsons, Office No. 33j, DRo,DwAr,
NEw YoRK. 10
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Tornor of tho Liver G. Bowels.

Torpor OF inc Liver q bowels.
Reader! You are appealedto earnestly Don't
say "ifi only could helievc this TO be true! !
have some Of the above complaints, aud would
take the medIcine at once IL could Only have
confidence" IT'S TRUE; II sun honest truth,
IL ever there was one spoken. Come then, II your
mind is irritable, discontinued, and gloomy, ilyou
have severe Collie Pains ailer eating your food,
ifyour body begins 10 waste, or your strength
10 fail you,-if your counlenance assumes bag
gard ani sallow aspect, -iIyou have a dittiicul'y
10 lying ou your lel eide, Iii your ska Is dry and
shriyelej, Iii you have an appetite weak and
variable, and perhaps entirely des'roycd,--if your
whole system Is languid, especially during the
process Of digestion, If you have constant un-
easy feeling in the stomach. why, you have only
iii OF INDIGESTION! aud these great Bi,iers
are made 10 cure Indigestion, and they will do u,
too-snd all its attendant ills aud while at first
il gently stimulates the Stomach, cleansing and
removing these troublesome agents.
IT ACTS UPON THE SKIN,
Removing MORBID or INFLATED HuMoEs, beauti.
wing the face, kindling life aud energy In your
Longer look dark aud gloomy; no longer viii your
dearest hopes DO banished and thrust aside, but
with
HEALTH AND STRENGTH
You will 20 forth INTO the world, TO say with thou
sands OF Others, g. A. RicHARDs' ABBorT Bir'
rrRs have done wonders fUr me. The Label Is
Copyrighted, and each bottle, for the protection
ofihe consumers and proprietor, bears The portrait
OF Doctor WIN. Abbott, together with the sigma
o. A. RICHARDS, Proprietor.
lyle 50 STATE STREET, BOSTON
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Gutia Pcrclla Pens.

THE undersigned u the only authorized agent Sc IN
sale OF Cookies Gutta fcrchA Peas, In this city. II
Il new article, and warranted 10 be pen supsrio'
70 any In use. Give than trial They are no hum
bug. They may be obtained % Freeman @. Drarine's
ConfectiOner, Lbsrty st., Bddefbrd, Ne. tulr
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w. n. JORDAN,
DTNTIST.
Once Ne. q, Crystal Arcade,
Liberty 81. Biddelord

r A the ages roll on, the past anil present only
stspplns stone. higher aeksyements and I'm prove
msnts IN the future The past poay al us imProyements
Out 10 reflect the present.. Thus u. W. stones Cough
Coasunpllon and Brcochitis Eixir cOntAn, the eOn-
ceniri. virtue. u ages % scientific sesearch Try IL
marvellous curative properties. See siverussrnsnt.
AslT
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The City Marshal

at the City Council Rooms, from 5 10 Q o'clock,
A. NJ, TO receive complaints foe the violation OF
any law or City ordinance, in compliance with a
City ordnance, approved March 20, 1855
f. A. HENDERSON,
City Marshal.
Bldleford March o6 1855 u
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Marriases.

In Berwick, April lith, by 5, w Fox, Esq
Mr.. George r. Cook, OF WofhOrouGh, n. H., ~
Miss Elizabeth n. Robertson, Of Bethel, Me.
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Gold Pencil Lost.

osr on Saturday, April II, between Hooper's block
IL and Mr.. Hiton's store. In Central block, Geld
Pencil Case, With gold dollar attached. The nnd-
w he suitably revared BY leaving the at the
Union and Journal Counting Room. 3ulT
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To Farmers, Nurserymen and Dealers
ORNAMENTAL TREES
Fire Insurance,

u ENG Agrn, Of several Of the best Fire lnsur.
ID ance Companies in the Country, u share OF
patronage is solicited. DOMlNlCUS JORDAN.
Saco, Apr. 18th, 1856. lGf
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THE UNION EASTERN JOURNAL.-FRIDA
LIST OF LETTERS.

srNArNryo uDsaucd for in the PO't-oncs, BiadsfSfd
May ], 1853.
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-.eiT s7A'g.- s7Dt3 fa.iszaJ a!1pH
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CITY Rank

A MEETING Of the Stockholders Of the City
n Bank, Biddeford, win be held at the Alder
mems Room in Somes' Block, on Saturday, the 81
day " May next, ats p. M for the choice Of Di
recioIs OF said Bank. Per Order
JAMES ANDREWS, Clerk.
BiJdeford, April Is, 1856. 10
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POHrLASD. A lady In Portland took Arnod's Vital
Fluid when very low with a wasting illness, and II
helped her very much. II checked the disease, which
In reality resulted from humor and gave her strength
nom the outset. She Is nov rapidly improving. Is
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FOR SALE.

JONATHAN TUCK, Postmaster,
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ROssS sTIIL n 1HI HELl.
BOOI,S " SHOES,

or the latest fashions and Of every conceivable kind Of
quality which they or at lower prices than ever, and
their well known and much fequented
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DIE D,

On the 10Th inst, Mr.. THOMAS, sTERRETT,
aged 60 years.
In Biandywine Hundred, on Sunday, the l7lh
instant, FRANCIS JEANDELL, ST., in the 7ith
year OF his age.
In Brandywine Hundred, on the Goth instant,
CATHERINE CAS5IDAY, aged about 30 years.
At Milton. Del, on Friday, the lst INST, MARY
MITCHELM0RE McFER, only child of Charlotte
W. and John X. MeFoe, Esq, aged two years two
months and nine days
"Ere sin could blight or sorrow fade,
Death came with friendly care,
Tho opening bud to Heaven conveyed,
And bads 1t blossom there -
OBITUARY Departed this life, In Port de Posit,
the 3lst of July after tea days ilin ess Miss
LOUISA HOPKINS aged 10 years
''Whst world were this,
How uncomfortable its weight, if they
Whom death hath sundered, did not meet again."
The beautiful and beloved subject of this notice
was for some time a pupil in the seminary Of the
Rev. L. M Cam, in this city. She was young lady
Of arked intelligence and Of exceedingly cheerful
deposition The studies and duties OF the session
over, she balc long, lingering farewell to the
panions Of her tolls and pleasures, and returned, to
enven, for little while, with her presence, home
now made desoate by her departure for nm abode
where parting never comes. Many in this city knew
her, ii not by name, by her kind, sunny sfniles.-
Only few days before her death she wrote, to a
friend letter full Of hope ard lie stating also that
she would return week before the beginning of the
next session. But soon the next session will COM
menoe, soon her once loved companions will again
assemble at prayer, soen again in the school room
resume their duties, again go together to the
house Of God, and again roam along the banks tho
Brandywine, but her voice more will Join with
theirs in prayer or in the duties Of the day, and
more will her laugh, musical and clear, resound
mong the woods of the Brandywine, where sho loved
so we'll to Perfectly willing to die and COM
mending her spirit to the Lord Jesus. this bud of
promise transplantel from the desert earth to
bloom amid flowers vernal in the Eden, the gar.
den of God above. sour loss is her eternal GAIN
'Por eye hath not seen, heard, neither hath
it entered the heart of man what things God ash
prepared for those that love him." DO.
Wilmington, Aug, 1856
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COMMERCIAL.



FLOUR AND MEAL The export demand for Flour
Is limte!, and prices have fallen off % to 37io per
Dbl. Fresh ground from new wheat is worth S6i.-
Sales for home consumption at 25aS Extra and
fancy brands are selling at 81 to 8 so. Rye Flour
is worth So so 62t and Corn Meal SO SO for fresh
ground, and SO IS for Braudywine.
GRAIs.-Wheat is dull, and prices So lower
Sales of new Southern and Pennsylvania red at 81 40;
and 81 SGT l S. for white. Rye is steady at $50.
Corn is dull: prime yellow is offered at 80 n Gle a
fiat. Oats are dull; sales at 81 S9o for PennsyI-
vania,
SEEDs.-Cloverseed continues scarce; small sales
from second hands at 80 81 per o. lbs. Timothy
is scarce at So go a $50 per bushol and Flaxsesd
at ST 60 a rs for domestic.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET, Aug. l9.-The
last rains having increased the prospect of feed tho
farmers are holding on to their cattle for higher
prices, consequently the receipts this week have
materially fallen off The offerings ut the Drevo
Yards have been about 425 head being at least 500
less than isrequired to supply the butchers. 1870
head were rotdiled by the dToyers at the different
feeding places near the city on Monday. Prices
have advanced at lcast SOC 81 per 100 lbs; common
qua Titles of cattle, which would have brought only
II, two weeks ago, realized to-day 81 a &c per Id.
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FRoM KANsAs.-Later Intelligence has been re.
ceiYed from Kansas, 10 the effect that company of
Free Sellers, headed by the man Brown, who has Of
late been their mast reliable and courageous leader,
attacked and burned the canvass town erected by q
ban3of Georgans near 0ssawattomie, and which
had served merely as rendezvous for robbers, from
whence gangs of marauders were sent forth in all
directions TO waylay and rob the Free State settlers
taking away their horses, wagons, guods money etc
unr despatch which is somewhat obsure, says that
Colonel Treadway's company were taken prisoners
This We presume to refer 10 band Of the Georgians
Six Of the latter were killed. This attack fully
expected, in various quarters, these Georgians-
alias Msssourians had become intuIerabie.
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Office Of o. S. Marshal for Delaware
nisIrIct

WILAtNaToN, AUGUST Goth, 1856,
~ Office Is hereby given, BY ne William Morrow, Mar
~ virtue Of process issued ont District Court Of the
nfThomas NJ. Robinson and Tepch T. Vincent agninst'he
Schooner vessel 70 be the Mat White Mathew
WHITE" have attached the said Schooner her tackle
apparel and furniture and the same now Ia my Gus
tndy; and that the said reurnabe Thursday,
the fourth day Of September next at 70 O'Clock n the fore
the said District Gour &C special Court by him drec
The said process and hearing said cause Whereof The
s1id Mathew Whites and all persons having or claiming
right interest to in said oil,
lake notice. VIM. MORROW, U, $. Marshal
Ltd Del
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Mn. EDIroR On Sunday last the Old Swodei
church. was re opened for worship, and as heard
the bell tolling walsed toward its time houored
walls, and entered the door. The inter OF has re.
ceyed complete renovation aud possesses the look
Of freshness 1t so long needed. 1t is, however,
gres pity whilst they at the repairsJ they had
mot replaced the purit whore Swedish ancestors
lett it IL would be conforming more truly to its
arrangement in the olden time. The large style
which supported the "sounding board" was pointed
out to me firmly fixed in the north wall. We hope
the day not far distant when the pulpit may again
AugMst lA. 1851. III
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,-s., THE SUBSCRIBER RESPECTFULLY
K2SSSS informs the citizens Of Winingop aud yicni5
ieaa2A-- No, 9, EAST SECOND STREET., between
Market and King where they eau DO supplied with good
age hereloole extended he hopes BY sEc attention
nj B,-I will kill pair OF Extra Cattle on the 22d of
February, which We're fe by Holiday Hopes ESQ., Of
Chester county, lfh Il " ISAIAH STARR,
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GOOD BISET! GOOD zsEEF u

An
b1S1 the store corner of Front and French SreetE,
Ek(T respectfully informs his friends and the pubIc
LSSk-- generally hat he has hand and viii con
tine to keep lItimes good supp Of fresh and corn
ed beef which he Will sell rs reasonable terms
be obtained elsewhere This store from its location viii
obtain al all hours during the day beef Of superior quail
ity. His shamblas the ~ 4h street Market Houses
will also be filled with beef Market days By proper
attention his business and desire please hopes
nj. rit and receive a liberal share of patronage. .
dec alGmo WILLIAM II. WELLS.
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On the 18th inst, by the Rev. T. Foster, Rev
ALEX MILLER, of Ohio, to Miss ANNIE P. MAS.
SEY of Cecil Co. Md.
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Pronosing un amendment TO the Constitution Of the
State of Delaware.

State of Delaware.
GECrlON Be it enaeted by the Senate and House Of
- Representatives Of the State of Delaware General
Assembly met two thirds of enoh House therein conclr
rlng) That the General Assembly 1.-TWO thirds OF EACH
House deenng i necessarily with the approbaon Of the
Governor propose amendment TO the Constitution Of
this State in the following words, to wit: No Lottery
sale Of tickets in any lottery act in any way aiding
promoting lottery shall he authorized or permitted ~
this state, alter the first day OF january one Thousand
eight hundred and sixty and 1t shall be the duty Of
the General Assembly enact laws to suppress
all lotteries and prevent the sale of lottery tickets or
any or promoting any lottery within this sai0
SRc H. AND be il further enacted. That the Secretary
state and he is hereby directed, alter the Govefpr
shall have approved Of the above proposed amendmend
his aet In lie Delaware Republican and the Delaware
iazee two newspapers published IN the city oil WIZ
mingo in this State, for The consideration OF the people
OF this State, at least three and not more than SIX noLhs
Approved, July 4. 1856. P.F.CAuSEf,,
STATE OF DELAWARE, $50
is true and copy ofan Act entitled An Act pro
pnsng amendment TO the Constitution Of tho State Of
Delawae, passed at Dover, March 1855 and that the
tame was approved by the GoveInor, July =. ls55
II IS hand and caused the Great Seal 10 be Affixed at
(-~N Dover the twenty fourth day of July one thou
sand elgt hundred and and Of the
eigts first. ]. 4. LOFLAND,
July %. Secretary of State
NEW SPRING SHAWLS "A cheap and well So
Y lected stock of beautiful Spring Shawls such
asEstilla. shetland, &c. can be Ind at very Low
price, 5. d. Ewes,
"a may Market Sire,
Elsn,-So and ,NlsSksral on hand and Tor safe
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n AFIRST rate young horso, sound and gentle IN
80 Can he seen by applying at the flour store Fourth
and Orange Streets. aug l9-2t ID. Ships,
w ANTED. A situation in Dry Good OF Trimming
w Store, for respectable young girl, who has taste
AM natural turn f the business aud is desrous Of learn
ing. Inquire at No. East Fourth Street,
1927 Wilmington, Del,
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A n ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE COMMIT
n tee TO receive Proposals for repairing Naaman Cree
BridSe a. Claymont, will meet AZ Almonds Hotel o
SATukDAl next; the 23l Of August, at O'clock A. NJ
Spe olhoations eau be seen at the Hotel.
ang 2-2t j. G. HIN DRIcKSoN.
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Ung 2l-2t
ELECTION NEWS.

n HE annual election Of Board Of Directo s of the -
brary Company Of Ilmingon. will take place at the
between the hours Of I and O'clock vote Mill also bt
taken the subject oil union with the Young Mems AS
BY oRbER or THE BoARpoF DIRECTORS.
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