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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-01-01

THs PACIFIC RAILROAD AND SLAvsRr The
Warrington correspondent of the Philadelphia
Ledger In his letter Of the sth Of december makes
the following suggestion in regard to the Pacia,
Rairoal and slavery.
II will be discovered that, IL thu railroad bill for
Pacific route fails to receive tho sanction u the
present Congress --nnd Il sh' uid nottwill have
sanction frem the President elect IL Is the positive
resolve of that iisnguiahed gentleman, to prevent
imposition by extensive favoritisn X the Pao IDS
railroad cannot be built except by grant Of the
public lands fhs road aOhsp rompLeted ioi!l reprs
sent nothing 6At tts lands Of the pubic sod ~
bsfidit Your correspondent would suggest that
these roads should be built under the special super
tntendenco OF national Commissioners, and that,
when completed, the surplus revenue Of the road
receipt beyond expeLdlIu.s-should be govern.
mentally held for the special purpose paying ruch
owners of slnvea as may be desroas to free the adult
OF infant female portien Of them. This would en-.
able the planter other owner slaves to exsrcs.
the humane and generous feelings of his nature
without a sacrifice of his pecuniary interests. al
fAs female portion of tHdiVidnaltty born TO sa.
esHHfRry sefuitnde under tie CoastttafiSS, freed
IN this way, by tae gradual berality Of the States
South and North, would Il ia conceived, in fifty
years convert tho black man from slave to pea
withontinjury, but rather to the profit Of che
slase owner
There remains ne objection to the ceding by the
Eree States the right 10 the Slave States to take
their slave property into any of the States or Ter
rtiorles hey are now prohibited entering, provided
tneInml les porh oIsiaVes conveyed into tue Tree
States and Territoriei acquire freedom BY being
born therein. Here is an idea which 10 simple In
Itself and Congress will will not take into Sonsd.
erson. Slavery can sot exist In the United States
forever-consequeutly, ig Is the primary duty Ell
legislation to look il in the face, as phase or in
convenience in eur Republics escutsheon, which,
u not regarded by the gensrts ty Of Southern pa
triotism, worthy Of attention now, will eventually
bring upon the South n succession OF dificultiss
which its facile exeicise or talent, heroiEm and
honor may altogether fail to overcome and sbliter
ate In fifty years from now, there will be one
hundred millions of population In the whole of th,
States. Will Southern misfortune be able to sus
tain itself in the M dst liz II not, then the mu
niheent exercise now Of Southern WELDON and ur
banty by the confederation and adoption OF tn,
Suggested idea, will be at this time equally pgtrio
Ito, unbane and wise Preserve and admit the pub
lie lands Of the Union tho properly Of the owners
Tor the freedom at their ewn option, Of the slaves
In prsspegt from the domestic felicity OF cur othel
vile happy country.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-01-01

The Mayor of New York refuses 10 grant II
ceases to hackman who drive broken down
horses or shabby vehicles. Sumo thirty or for.
ty hackmen are thus thrown out.
George D. Prentice, the editor Of the louisville
journal, ia lying dangerously i'll at 81 Louis.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-01-01

TUE LEaIslAruRR.--Tbls bedy meets on Tuesday
nsst- The Senate will stand I've Democrats to four
Americans, and tho House will be exclusively DEM
oeratic, Some Of the members have served in the
Legislature before. but most of them are now man,
sishout experience in legislation. They arc mostly
plain and practical in their views, generally farm
era, and will doubtless discharge their duties in a
ersditabie manner Weare not advised that any
question Of Importance will come up for their con-
sideration, except the regulation of the liquor traf
no, $50 as to better promote tho cause of temper
Aneei = further aid to the Delaware Railroad I;
applications for divorces; change of the School
laws, providing for d!stricing the State grants
forcontemplated railroads So, 30. ofthe progress
OF these questions We shall sudeayor to keep our
readers advised as well as of all other matters that
may come up.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-01-01

az BEroSD ALL coNrKovsRsr, the greatest eem.
edies OF the day for the subugati1n Of disease are
tue oELEBRArEp IMPERIAL DkPURATIvK and ANTI,
PHLoeisrIo ALL HEALING SALvE The Depuratfve
Is cUnE-A CURE for Scrofuloas and caneerous
Ulcers. letter Cankerous Sore Mouth Scald Head
Fever Sores Op,halmia, Abaoess CaEbunoles, White
Swelling, Pimples and Botches on the skin, and all
Humors and Impurities of the blood, tits safe
and reliable remedy for diseases Of the Liver, Kid
neys, Spleen. DO. The ALL HEALING SALvE is a
household remedy, and onle used no family satisfied
without IL II will cure Cuts, Scalds, Burns, old
Sores, Ulcers, Group, Quincy, Pains IN .he r ACE,
Slae, bsek and Shoulders alse Broken Breast, Sore
Throat, letter, Salt kheur, &c Be-, or Iuf alnma-
ton in any form Try this invaluable article, 90
cts per box These remedies are making remarka.
bic cures every day, We re using them in our own
practice and knew their value, and therefore recon.
mend thea. Full directious accompany each bottle
and box. For sale BY J 3 BENsRrr, Druggist, 104
for the state of Del.
Manufactured and ssla Wholesale & Retail by
Dr. LouEsBERRy Co., lib Walnut st below 9TH
Philada. whersthey treat Cancers. Tumors, We ms,
Ulcers 30, without surgical opera ions
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-01-01

IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROVISION of
1.-The Act Of Assembly IN such Ease made and crowded
assembly OF tho Shte Of Delaware which will mue at
Dover the hrs Tuesday in January A. D. 1857 70 pass
the bonds OF rnatrimony, ANN MoklMh.
psR. IS Il
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-01-01

sINEE yearly meeting he Farmers Mutual Fire In
Anranoe Cni,pany9l st eJgges and AppnQ uininnk
Village Of Ode So on The Frs Monday. the sh day of
january next nc which time election will held for
Directors fpr the yeAr'a Interest the deposit
"i pse satd q uu' MAtlEs TArMAN, seo,ry.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-01-01
4 yaInable Farm az pabIie sale.

.RuzA THE SUBSCRIBER WILL OFFER AT
fgrEi{if fubLlc SALE on the premises on Wedncs-
IiilM asy; the ~ day of sbrisiy next, that yua
Farm now occupied by MT. John p rrioens tenant Ia
contains about lso Acres less acres in Mood
tys2n: rhsrsis on the place handsom and comino-
~ urcs awel!ing Immediately at Frsucntown b1t
sTouns and Improvement 70 ant. There are also upon
the Farm two other frame buildings which have been
hna may contlnue TO be rented apart from the Farm
nnu wh,cn are now eoenpied oy tenants. Tne whole
,,ss ~ 90 iInication with the CITIES Of Phitsdelphia
an9 batmore by way oil foad from Elkton being two
AND hall miles from that place. give the Farm many
hieh together wi III those Of soil aud build
erms easy to suit purchAsers made known day of
sale. n. FHISBY HENbER son, =
Attorney at Law, ~ Fayette ST.
Ratirnra.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-01-01
RkGFS Tan IOFFN,C

Lfet0 Cdsft Ely fjtc Ala, 1906,
U and tsstsmsni ~ M.sss onsosss AZ n XIII
Greek Hundred in said county, dec d. is ordered
rsotea b he Register that the Executor aforesaid, Ea
Estate Of the dec'd, with Of thereof w
causing advertisements be posted within forty
rom me date o. such etefin SIX OF the most public
Plsoss otho County New Castle requrins R persons
laying demands against the Eatnte the same
ABIDE by an Act OF Assembly in such made pros
woeu. And also cause the snme e DO Inserted within
Paper published II Wilmington, and to be continued
siysa s.asr The hard and Seal ofths
written PEfER B. 1AEDEyER, sss aSS.'
NOT1CE,-All persons vns claims against the Es-
tate Of the deoeased must present the duly Attest
ed TO tie Executor before the 4h day of
s n % a9ids me Act Of Assemby y sIeh ada
I'LL CREEK HUNDRED. Die. 4-l856. Dec, Liam.
KEGISI.ER'S OFEIL b,
New CAST E.CoUNTY, DEcRMBKR, let 1856
4 IPON the application q Samuel N, Pussy, Adminis-
mngton in said County. aeoeased; 1t Is ORDERED "a
d rsced by The Register that the Admins Tor aiu
SAD give notice Of the granting of Lettersof Admin
gantnE thereof by Advertisements to 10 poster
within forty days from the date OF such Letters in six
as qsS PsSsS Gi az SsnS al
ptee7t the ebs by Act Of Assembly in suck
case adesn provided. And also the same DO
lean, newspaper published in Wilmington, and to be
ontinued therein two months,
)f,l GtvEN under tho h9Rd and Sea Of ONCE ~ the
Written tie County ET2a D. e9a ss s. ssSs'
s n Ss same & 81
the Administrator before the first day Of Deoem
An f AssSSmIf e .P0h ssss aads
+ WiLMtNaToN, Deo. i-i856. Dec. e-2m.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-01-01

=
TINS PACIFIC DIvIsIoN.--In the separation Of
the United States into grouds under the sec
tional designations, New England, Middle,
Nortbw est, south, and Southwest, there il now
q State which see.As like an outside to ALL
California In. the present Presidential canvass
our classification OF the States could aod no
bur ID in which to include that one In fact
it belongs 10 new section thu Pacific dlvs'
ion .oi which il is the pioneer, but 1t will not
be many years. before It will have three or four
coinpanions. Here is Utah ALREADY knocking
for admission as State, with her II 900 bea
then; and Oregon. who wants TO get IN, and
who don't want Sc--that is, her delegate IN
Omgrss; says she does want TO, and the peo
pie have voted not to- Then Washington ter,
ritoIy bids fair to surpsss both Utah and Ore
gon ia population; while New Mexico has pee
Pile enough, but not sufficient republl canism
and Arizona Is clamuous for independent or
ganizallon. At the next Presidential election
who caD fore;ell how many States VIII be
comprised in the Pacific disisionf
WHAT rns ATLANTIC TELEeaAPH WILL 40
ooMpLIsH.- II Is stated that wien the subna
rine Telegraph across the ocean ia flushed, the
| Transactions in stocks. tina closing price in
consos, the state OF the cotton Market will
he sent from London aud Liverpool every day
at three clock in the afternoon, and will ir
consequence Of the difference Of time SOM
five hours-be received ia the leading Atlanti,
cities Of the United States before noop, form
ing the basis of operations here for TINT day
in other words. the doings of the London Elk
change will be knowp here before chang
hours, and will be published in the pagers Q
Same evening before they are laid before ia
British public. Transactions On the Parii
Bourse will be sent Ia the same manner. tn
Expense, however. will be very heavy, az th
Geographic tolls will be about one dollar pc
word,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-01-01
rnR SAFE

THE GOOD WILL AND FIXTURES OF A WELL.
established Confectionery and Restaurant. Apply to
ELIZABETH GARDNER, No. ii, Water street. VIII
mngton. Del. Dec, 81. 81 ..
THE COMPREHENSIVE OF TAeGART, BYE. s
Co., this day dissolved by Limitation and Mutual
u CALVIN TAGGART.
T.. MORTIMER BYE.
Dec, 81. 1856. WILLIAM PRESTON,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-01-01

1,AE SUBSCRIBER BEGs LEAVE TO info kM
his IF ends and the public that he has on hand large
assortment of Bibles Prayer Books. yuyenlle Bogfa-
phca and School Books, which he s prepared TO sell at
large soTtnens IF csbss Pof.goansies, Pearl Nor
Call md examine "a he is olossg out his Christmas
stock 3, B, PORTER, III Mnrket Street
Dec "a WiImiuRton. Del.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-01-01

TgyHE Annual Meeting Of the FARMERS MUTU.
N AL Fire Insurance Company, of the tate Of
held at the ONCE OF the Company in Wilmington,
MONDAY, the 9Th day, tseoond Monday Of January
anagers ofthe Compsn, for the ensuing year will
held aud QUE years interest all deposit will be
payable, Theag the Company are authorized to
receive the due uf msmhera and will be fouad for that
purpose as per standing advertisement,
sAbIU Ell HiLLRs, FROST.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-01-01
kAGlS TEk'S OFFICE,

n INuU
JPoN the application of Benjamin frnklin Fooks, as
" the Co., Executor Benjamin fooks, OF Little
Greek Hundred, said County, deceased u is ordered,
and directed by the Register. that tue said benjamin
franklin Fooks the Executor hlorcsaid. give notice
q the grsntins Of Letter. Tesamsntary Estate
causing Advertisements to be posted within orty days
from the date Of such Letters, in six oil the most public
having demands aEsnst the 70 xhib the ssme
Of Delaware such made and pro vi led, and be-
inserted within per o. che Delaware RI bu
can pubiia ed In the City OF Whining Gu,
aud to be continued therein three mouths.
l---l GIVEN under tile hand and Seal OF Dhceof the
{LS} Register Aforesaid Georgetown, in The Coun
{r~i ty aforesaid the day aud year al written.
JOHN SORDEN, Rosister. s.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-01-01
Io0M rraEnfMG

III EST ECTFULl.Y informs the people Of Wilmington
iont s n glelny that no Keeps chstsuy hand IN
,U. - tne rnurth street Market House, qopstant
snpsiy 2i excellent OYSTERS Confections nd femper
Also a. his residence. No. Is, West Front
ssmclss, a. well as boarding and Lodging to DO had
ien AZ terms, oysters 10 be had by the Quart
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-01-01
FOR &AL5.

an or IL ACRES OF GOOD MEADOW LAND,
~ Fsw hundred yards FROM uhristlsgs Brldse on ~
ur okasaFw i. fO5FSRs
ebSkH WIlnlnEson. D
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-01-01
KEGIS IEhlS Ut.FIUE.

NEW CASTLE CouSrY NovRAnKR q, 1858.
ETPON the application OF janet Culbertten, Adunia
" traitor of John T. Gears lateaf St eurgss HnnFed.
in said County, ceceased, ii osdered and directed by
lce Of the granting of Letters Of Admnatratoa uPoR
the Estate oIthe deceased with the date Of gratfng
thereof by causEe he posted within
forty days fro the date such Letters. in SIX OF tho
10 public places OF the County New Castle. requr'
ing ali persons having demand Estate 70
sent the same or aelde by an All 81 Asssmoy ~ tseh
naorted withlntne perp1 ia the Delaware Repuo.
lioan, Newspaper published in Wilmington, and 10 be
continued therein two MOUTHS -{
III GIVEN under the hand and Seal OF o lice Of the
L.Si Register Aforesaid, at New Castle IN New Gas
~ sle County Aforesaid, thes asy and year Alove
written PETER b. VANDrvER ,Rssist
NOTICE,--A persona having Claims agaisst The Els,
tate OF the deceased must present the sans duly Hened
1857, abide the ACT OF Assembly made
s1d provided; AMh5 ~ ,,d Admit
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-01-01

sLAvEnx IN OREGON = The Portland oregonIan
says IL Ia alleged that's majority of the people Of
Oregon are from Pike county, Mo-, and in favor Of
establishing slavery in that territory. It adds:
"Let US have State government and make the
Issue at once. Ii we to have slavery forced apon
VS., let ii be by the people here and not by tho
slavery propagandists at Washington City, II the
mfj,rity Of the people in Oregon fairly expressed
deslrs slavery, We are too much Of demoera; to
further oppose its Introduction, reservipE to them
selves the right 10 go hence or remain, as We may
deem best u they do not want it, and 80 express
Themselves fairly then take Il the majority should
and must rule, and the question 10 at onoe settled.
But Ia the decision Of this question let US look TO
the future, lei ascsnyasa VET what q to fOltowt
JOYCE FAMILY MuRDER.--Ths murder OF tie
Joyce family, teur persen at Brlar Creek. Ky,
about nt,sen miles from louisville, which Was an.
nouneed in cur telepraphic column, was committed
By three slaves, who are In Jail in Louisville
3ney confess that they first murdered the inmates
and thea burned the house, on Thursday night OF
Y,lopad in flames, too late lobe sxtlnguihsd Amid
The ruins have been discovered the remains Of Mra.
joyce. very old lady, eur widowed daughter, MIRA.
Meleh, one Of her soas, and child OF Mrs. Weioh
They were burned To q crisp
Ihs negroes were detected by watch and coat
belonging to Joyce, being found Ia the bed Of ons
OF them Mu,h excitement exists, and summary
vengeance Ia threatened.
A CuRisTMAs GlFT-Hon. David Prsptiss
Of Utica, N. T., now nearly 10 years of age
was the tutor Of the Ex Governor Seymour
Hon. Ward HINT, and others who have reach
ed high public honors. His old pup.is hay,
not forgotten him. They make up an snnua
holiday gilt for his benefit Of $500 each. Fiy
Of ttese gentlemen made up in this way
purse Of $500 Tor the old gentleman d Oh ris
mas.
sA-@@-srs---
John Cough is stlll issluIing to srawds
aousea Vhisago' Vhs auxl,ty 30 ihtss ttsi hisa
intense.
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KEQ3
s~Casf3

ETP0N the spplIos} ~
" lssrstor OF Fredl&&5
Hundred, In SAID Cals
directed by the Res, stsA
said, give notice the xf1a4
trRton upon the Estate 4
Of granting thereof. by caus nK%
81 within forty days fro tbs DAN
OF the most public places oftlle co
curing all persons having deinandsX
present the same. abide By an Act u
case made and provided. And also a.
be inserted within the same peroJin ths@
be contInue1 fhorein two mo IL hp
A.----/ Given under the isrd and Sasl of h.
81. =. J Register aforesaid, 1t Nsw Csstle in H.
o. tls Count aior esaldt the day and eaf4
written. PETER d. YANDEYER, RskisW
NOTICE.--Al persons having claims against III M.
tate OF the deceased must present tho same ui
20 tic Admnr on or beiore the 9Th day ofDeoe u6sr A.
1851 or abide the Act Of Assens sneb case made
pn.vided l.. 4. pIfNNiN0TDN Admit
NEW CASTLE HUNDRED, DRa o-lsk6 DFc. 5J.spn 70
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-01-01
REGLSTER',S -OFFICE

INV JAETLE JOUNr1t DKCKMbkn, IaT 1876,
EJPON the Application OF Curtis Is. Ellison and iona
" than l.. Ellison, Administrators of Lewis Ellison,
ORDERED and directed BY the Register TINT tbs Ad'
ninstraorB aforesaid give notice OF the granting Of Let
ers of Administration upon the Estate Of the dec ased
with the date Of granting thereof, BIS causing
tntHto be post ed within forty days from the
Letters n SIX Of e most public places q the county Of
New Castle equng all ersoiH having demnhus Ninat
the Estete to the abide by Act of Az
sebly in stoh case made and provided. And also canss
Delaware Repnb ean, new spaPer publshedia ilmins
N=-l GIVEN Y der the hand and Seal of ofioe olthe
iL,SS REGISTER aforesaid, at Now Castle. In Cas-
(~~~1 tie County aforesaid, cay ard above
writtep: PETER b, VAN DEvER, Register,
NOTiCE,-All persons having claims against the Es
tate Of the deceased must the dul ateatsd
the Admnstrsor On q hsiore the nrsi day Of Daoeu
made and provided Y B. ELLISON, ! Adm'rs.
80 J. d. ELLISON, { nu"
PKNcApgR HUNDRED. DEc. l-lss5. nKc 4-2m 1851.
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:" :
NIll he sold at public sale. on Tuesday, January 10Th
w 1881 at the residence the subscriber tile property
Of Nathan X Boad M Pstysen the yaseoL Glasgow
ing sook and farming utensils. vixt head o. horses
n cnt, | pair Of muies, 2 yoke Of oxen7 head Of
AI hogs wsIon ox carts ;hrasIler and shaker,
gndstone OK yokazs wheelbarrow, pows, cgtl-
yaorai pillow and wagon double and single trees
wagon and cart shaes cart soytlea and cradeH
forks rakes &o,i viegar by TIE barrel Also household
and Kitchen urature Sale 20 commence at ~ o,nock
known by SD
dec 25-st. MOSES MORRISON. 1
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-01-01

A PUgzLK-The following ffom the South West
Baptist 10 commended to our readers as containing
excellent advice, especially to newspaper subsorib
srs. Its remarkable probation and was found
among the papers of an agcd and very pious gentle
man, now deceased. 1t Is we'll worthy the attention
of the curious, There Il no doubt that it involves
an important secret, as the deceased was known to
havs been man Of uausaal exssliencs and worthy
character.
OF 4N
Tne vsrp
Eru tulh cum
worros
zap
pad ct
Tsurt teg E#
OF
worrom
VIII the editor be 80 kind az To pass II around,
perhaps some one may bs ahle to unravel the i'm
portant mystery connected whit
A FRIEsD OF HUMANITY.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

k'UR SA1sE UR KENT.
AHh A VALUABLE perperty in ceptrsviiie, New
EEM n Castle County, Del, for sale. No. L. A mani
ekA houae about 81 feet square, q stories hg h.
with kitchen hack, with 5roOms the FIRST hTor and
on the second, with pump under the door Barn
Y ny - iee with overshot feet attached Carriage
.tiyatOn. - 80 = -
No. 2. Aslnal tenement with lor an Acre Of Land,
with an excellent Spring Of water at the door.
q ~ Se. ixieet r9ntiag on the Tgrnpke; run
smith Shop, with shed attached and two Story Ffane
Wheelwrlght shop The whole will be sold separately
divided 10 suit for further particulars n
ply g the owner ANDREW MocULLOuGH, No, &c
Wnnlngton. Dels Dec. rs tf.
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sTORA NTAMp YnR RnMT,

fg5Tlfn an excellent STORE STAND consisfinr
sl ~ fw ena 91fonysnlent store 6auso With d
ses Il Hew Garden Township, Chester county Pa,
Sel i've Lnncaster Tufnpike In the Immediate
borhood Of an old store stand now discontinued.
iftiut ., JAMES ,MENDENHAI.L, New GsrdeE, p.
Co., Pa, apply fhe subsnrlhar residing
HeaT me .n, premises. JAMES NENDEN LII I
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"a tNH'kfu NDERSfa1INEn m 1I a NyE

HAres Corner, Wagon 81 CarriaRe F'actoy.
.ass fNHE THANK
A so ful for the very liberal encourage
~uR #lE#4 ment extended to him thus far would re-
<fNJ speclfully announce shat he has urohas.
cd the Stock and interest or tho Rlack-
@sGHs&a4# smith shop also, amt will in future con
duct all tie branches OF Wsgon and Carriage akng in
one business, Determined to keep but first rate
workmen, he solicsa continuance and increase Of pa
trouaye. All kinds of repairs repalntnK an1 trimming
o0ta sao. mo. ToMLINsoN. 81. I
UNION STEAM MILL.
SASH, BLIND, hooR AND WINDOW FRAME
~ MANUFACTORF,
FRONT ST, oPPosiTR BLACK HORSE HOTEL,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
The suhscrlbor being extensively engaged in the manu-
aotureut SASH Blinds ard Frames, would respectfully
invite the sttention and extend invt4tion all Car
peners Builders 60, to give him call hs
work and prices before purchasing elsewhere.
laoture to orderant keep on hand WINDOW and DOOR
FRAN les, and SASH oil all kinds, such DVLJNV and
o THlc, DIAMOND SASH, BULK SASH, GREEN
ROUSE SASH, HOT BED SASH, Be-, BlindA-PIyot
stationery, Shutters Of all tyss Doors Of all styles
and MouldinKs ofall sizes and patterns MI
work of the best eral, well seasoned BY he
best oil workien, and sold at the CASH PRICES
furnish sash, Painted and Glazed superior man
ner at very short lotce. Work Primed be
IS-Al orders BY mail directed TO my address will
snl1-lyw&. A4 JAMES %. SMITH
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A KAKh GHANNN FOE A HAHN Ass
IA MAKER.-The subscriber in oonssque moo OF
h8%3A i'll health is compelled Ia Ienquiah his buA-
kS@"A ness; and row odsrs TO sal low, bis entire
enos the business wilt rarely meet 18th opper
tuntY, and Il Will nee ,sssr 70 ks spptirstion with
this date sell low Whit stock he has hand, as he
wishes close up rEnt And he ectfuliy
vites ali who indebted to III and make linme
date payment The Store u situasd on Mar ket Street,
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