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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-06

just about three years after the particular
morning in which this brief history opens, (and
II is true Une--a thousand such can be stud
'"d any day IN tho present time OF fluctuations
and reyusionS in trade aud commerce. was
sitting in my office, quietly attending TO my
a1tlts ~ new field Of operations, Il have mi
grated 10 the busy world Of Gotham, when n
visitor was announced whom at first did not
RECOGNIZES. had quit the bark mill business
ana INC last city of Trnmpetville in disgust
tape and needles did not pay, and jenkins, of
~ bheEram Lane, WAS of the things of the
past. The visitor was dirty looking. thread.
pare ana ragged yet rather gentlemanly IN
hearing anu iacc, which, after a moment, |
recognized as an Old and familiar ons toId Nc
symptoms Of dissipation, but the rvcagnition
staggered me. 1t was Smith lie md ,in',,..
been the perfection OF neatness a. v.,li a.
fashion, and dressed in excellent taste ana ti,,'
most scrupuloiIs regard TO TIE purity ~ III
neni a clean shirt and collar every day ,yas
uhe OF his peculiarties But this Individual
as Smith, could hardly accepts from his IN,
I 0 Ills boots was dirt and rents; his ;rocl; coat
q black Que once was buttOued M 10 his
chin, though the weather was sweterinu non
and albeit he had on bright clean dickey, the
color Of his shirt, which glanced at under Ills
rusty satin scarf, was that of brown puper II
was the most AFFECT picture of rovery in a re.
spectacle man had ever seen, and as the an.
pearance of my. neighbor Smith, OF ChesnnI
Place, Trumpetville, and his elegant style O
life came up before me in contrast to the
evident position in the world of this in
dividual, was shocked the thought of hi
wife, too, stole upon me was she alive anL
II SO, where; For two years had heard moth
ing of Smith. After his failure he had solt
elegant furniture, pictures, books, articles 0
girtu, &C., and realized handsome sum 10
them, though not over half what they cost, ant
had left Trumpetville with his beautiful ant
lsdy-like wife, and taking but little interest il
them, had neglected to learn where they hat
gone to, and in my change OF locality hat
about forgotten them altogether. ] looked a
Smith no doubt with surprised air, and un
consciously my eyes wandered over his cos
tume. He must have observed 1t, for with al
embarrassed look and rather nervous tone he
desired to speak word to Inc in private. Tht
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m Warm near Brtgcyillc sussex county. Del
"a aware. CON aiming 3ln Acres Of beautiful lnnd,
lhsshH llH ucres Of good lumber, OF t'nk, HlGknryt
lshgAA Ghesnut No.. the cleared lnndl divided INTO
zelda, is Uude iair Improvement, under fair fencing.
lnds now tllsllg sonh crops, adJnins the HeaWafe ka
Road and has large freight station on the tari where
lime be In ~ any TIM, Tho improvements hfen
guDa and ar1u house, containing me nnlgs, stabht
and nut buildings ,ths is the making Of lhndsome afi
gnn water at the hnnsc Pr ea $50 PEI aert; Ivy cash
haianGoln equal annual pay nruih fnr mo- ~, par
tIcu,HlA addrGs OF call on janice II. IA N,
I,ttL - "A H.,
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YpuMG LApIas TMsrIrurrl

w lTEDr nTliRrY. REv. THOMAS NJ Gam
Ptpepa, ass sted by Experienced feachers. School
buildings local 1874 King street. Scholastic ear coin.
men es ir ~ si2nday IN sePtemheT, Recess 25h De
and August Charge per S5a for Board, and TUT
Lnn ~ English ,Musle French, Drawing, &C., at Pro-
lessons prices Pupils charged from the time entrance
Bills to he paid qulfterly IN advance.
EB- Catalogues forwarded at request. Address,
july 2O-dmo -' "4H NiItininpiomp Ia
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NE- ga saITs
1IIE I.ALUABLE STORE IND

II4 HLIsTbLE SIURE VIVID
DIFELLfNG 127 MARKET STREET.
4 n, THE gentleman n whom this property was
Y.AY struck nli, having laieu To r1mply with The con-
IA nlilpls II 5nnw ulcrcdht PrIvit Sale. Fur piT-
lcunrsnpply on the premises, u
N sc, LIKI;NS. -
N.B-AnN erSundestng to purchase can view Iln pro
perly ~ cnlllng nL IIn sLnrn. mnN II. III
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CHAPTER ". ANDALASr.

Smith is done tor, and all hope is over he
is in the rapids Of Niagara, and no power ON
earth can save him. His poorwite is HOPELESS,
and the dark night of despair has settled upon
her soul. Oh, rum how much misery hast
thou to answer fOrl Smith has no power over
his passion for the liquid which has blighted
his prospects for this life, and will soon send
him into another, u miserable, debased, pollu-
ted being. / saw him in Broadway not u week
since, in the same dirty black suit, the Their
memeter at 80 degrees in the shade, and his
coat buttoned up to his chin, his pale, anxious
countenance giving evidence OF the terrible
struggle going on within his breast, and yet
nothing can save him. The picture Of the poor,
long suffering being whose fate is linked with
his, and to whom she still clings, is ever be.
fore the eyes of the tcnder-hearted and now
anything but envious Mrs. jenkins, and we
daily talk Of the terrible spectacle of the
doomed man and his unfortunate wife. There
is no hope for him now; no stronger appeal
can be made than has been made; he is past
being reached, and l shall not be surprised il
recognize in the morning papers, ere long, I'M
der the head OF s'picked up in the water" the
bloated, rum-soalSed and besO'ted remains OF
my once fashionable and rich and envied
neighbor Smith
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MOUNT VERNON HOUSE.
IRISTLlN KR,aUCH. PROPRIETOR


- THOMAS HARVEY would rggpeotr,iIy IN
fpSSlf FORM his friends and the public in general.
sSbt thathe has takon the large Hotel at tie South
East corner Of Fourth and Orange SIS. and
LAYING FURNISHED 4 with new and costly furniture
such manner as cannot fal 10 give entira satsfac
ION pom HIS table will be found the luxuries Of tho
nmrs e. md a. ms bara full ms iHent Of superior III
ARE among the largest ana bcst no
CITY, with attentive ostioTs at conmAnd lie homes Nv
EWING lns persO al attention his bsress to reeeiVe
Il liberal share pfpuhic patronage, " '
Bnlrdcrs takenbv the day Week or month
npt. }5tt. THOMAS Harley,
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LADIES AT SARATodA.-A correspondent, al-
ter describing many beautiful young ladies'
now ut Saratoga, adds:
have never seen so many pretty young
girls at Saratoga bcfOre-ranging from seven
teen to twenty years. am happy to say the
style Of dress is more simple than formerly,
organizes and tissues having in some measure
supplanted the heavy silks worn on previous
occasions. There arc not many distinguished
people here at present-less than have ever
seen but the company is more genteel, taking
them en- maSse, and ireer from decidedly vulgar
persons than formerly. The young latlies are
decidedly in want of beaus, and it would be
good thing to send out recruiting officer to
scour the country around. Dancing beaus are
scarce and much in demand. As yet we have
had no fine vocal or instrumental performances,
but some is soon promised.
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"a A snug little Farm ofGO Acres IN COOL state
H4A u cultivation; and tho natural soil excellent
sstHH There Is frame dwelling, stable aud Garrlag'
szlk. house In tufrn hlarepair. BLACKSMITH and wheel
wright Shops good stand hr tho business. The property
wlthin Two hundred yards Of Townsend station ela
ware Ral -rnad which pacd ns prnspec. Of hceoning
clever town in few years, from the a,ni Ul business
now done and tS increaslng facilities Anew soli9nl tos9
is well adapted 20 the gw u peacheSnr truck aIaS de
scripun. rhnre hlen several calls for building lots
the property; there might hn 70 ~ - building log said
readily. TERMS, hnlf casl, balance easy. Any Ie want
ing barglm call WIN. NJ J0uNsoN Agent, or the pro
nreiort The premises. p,N,,.
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ALUABLE LAND AT PRIVATE SALE,

ri NO. |, Is Il valuable Farm OF 1877 Acres and 2l
EGa,sfA ronis lying % Dover llnnifcd Kent County.
lssbHW State vi Delaware, tho road loading from
LAAM Duyer to Hnrs-head and alput miles from Do.
There Is new Fran1 House with uuins all cellar
Ell unler wltha well good wlteral tile dupr, stable
About hall the land is aTablr tho rest III oil; Om
bushels ot lame with other fertilizers have been nut ON
the Land within the last year. "
NO 2, Is situated in Murierkill IIundrel, Kent Connie
about ~ miles lrnm Doycr lles from FELTON, Station on
the nelaware Rail Road adjoining lands of David Parry
Acres aud Il roods. There two Of BulliigS OF
this Farm, new Aid well finished Cottage house, with
rooms, well at the door, new Creamery, &r., sc. The
divide Tie property There Ia Acres OF arno land mid
lal Acres Oftinber, I'll large grawt mad vaabr sim
building and other purposes The land of good uialiiy
OOO Shells n Llnf and other fertilizers have been pit Gn
the land within the last two years.
No. s. is tract of Ian lying IN Misppnn Hundred,
Kent county, adjoining lands ui Il. 5. Cooper. William
Slpp, Chauncey Dill, Reuhen Cain and others containing
2oil Acres with log oIse Ri Acres heinz ar}hle and III
from FELTON, Station The above properties will ke sold
at fur prices, and on tasy and accommodating terms.
For information apply 10 HARLAN & HOLLINus WuRTIl,
Or CALVIN TAGGARr wilmington, Delaware, or to
MCDANIEL, Dover, :
June 25-tf SAMUEL, HARLAN Ar. n co
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Valuable Farm and Timbsr Tor .,ain

A. THE subscriber knowing the weight Of years
VEYA with ulsrnse Ia lie upon MN, hy al Nhiet
lEH he feels dlslnGlinel IL leave home an business Tor
1870 any gren' length 81 limo, and bnSldct having
iirey declined Farming, and ueHrlS wound pail ms affairs
has hereby con lude,lto soil at PRIVATE ALE. hs
Farm IN Sussex county, Del, situated IN North West Fork
ilunfed the best grain district tho county and
particularly celebrated for Wheat and rIuilihy. THIS
tract IL wIn p III les of The Delaware Ran Road, Cnnw
IN very successful OpmatIo.1 lies Handsomely and gently
rnllng-lsn sun loan while oak, black pnk, and dug
wood b0ttnn having argP and well built Crane House
upon 1t, erected within atew past Of 40 ei
'front.' The Farm ont buildings beng in 6ny inla able
pair 10 COS principally nt white oHk all IN gnu rNn
non, having been Thoroughly oveThaued last spring hy
lnarager Mr. Charles Marine who is thorough golup
man sad tarn contains $40 Acres of lani with moi
loot OF gulfy a other waste mud upon !h Acres being
cleared The balance l3 Acres heavily tmOral wilma large
nopnrinnnt WHITE OAK Of large siI and calculated io
sup tller Snyas, heHling, &c. sfheru twu apple
ORCHARDS an the hrn, o!e OF them Young ana DIRTY aud
pnieng ahniantly To amy perSu wishing 10 enter
The sup timber business tSnWed ar hnwGl,l bark ErlnHg
slaves heading, ehGe posts, or peach GROWING velS
profitable on lands n2w 10 te business as this isLns ta
ing there beng white nak mast fHngO with that ui Tia,
Farm Of snns ~ Aeres lying togeer,l critic raisiu4
sheep 81 nritW proper, such an Opportunity rarely
ours Of being suited as the subscriber offers easy tori
OF the purchase money only IN cash lelng required the
nnnst ~ equal instruments ln5and years with seolr
~ by bonds and mnrigase for the balance unpan, Aus
person wishing 10 tee the place Will be SHOWN by clg
.oNhEY JACOBS Esq.. who resides in Brdgey.e, lWlprr
the Deaware X, Il. Cars arrive twice day,l Of S A
JOSHUA CLAYTON.
lg Hn Mann ttauph Ii1 int.,, thai
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1rI.VI,J III . OTTICIE.
,... Jew CASTLE COUNTY, JUNE IItb l8b7.
IIpN the implication Of Mary Ann Poole Jnsep
~ Poole ant lhDnns H. Poole, Admlustfa5 RS Of Hul
Is fone iule III Mill Geek llundIed in said County
deee,Set; Is ORDEhEp aud ERECTED by the Register
mat the administrators aforesaid give nulpe Of The
granting OF .e es II Administration upon tho Estate
Tue deceased, whthe date iErantmg thereof, Is caus
ns advertisements to be posted Within forty DAYS from
lie d4iS OF such le efs n SIX of tie must public
Hhabs Oi The County al New Castle, requiring all trsuns
having demands ngiHst the Estate, Il present tho same
or abide bS an Act al Assembly IN such maGc md
PrnydeH. And also the to he insert ed with
lnlhc same rcrnd int ~ Delaware Repub can, n news
paper published IN MiInns ton, mud to lie nj nned
thGreiG Two months.
49, GIN IN unierlhe lundRut Seal of Office ufthe
SL.Si Register aforesaid, nj New Castle IN New Cas-
wriltem PETER Il. NANDEVER, Register,
NOIlCE-All persons having claims againstth HI lis
ar tue deceased must present tue duly Httested
H.. iH5 niSUiue me nssehty silcn ense niniie
aud provided. MARY ANN Pp0LE.l
JOSEPH POOLE, Admire,
TllOS Il POOLE,
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THE PARrNERsH heretofore existing between
Xlduk r. Speasmnn and James Dilworth trading
lldertl firm OF Speakian Dworth, IL CHI day dis
snvel y mutual CONSENT The business Of tho ute firm
will be NJ tied by the firm Of Spaaknan & Gordon.
LADDk r. SPEAKAIAN.
al, D emo, JAMES DILWORIH
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For Sale,

For Sale.
SKIFF, built TO order last year, it'll pusher Oars
n ect., in complete order. Apply at thsolioe.
June l5- mo.
DHALoN's CHEMICAL HAIR fNViaoRAToR, at ". 3,
kiNsEY's Drug store, corner 5th and Market-sts,
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m farm situated near GreensborouBh, Caroline
a. ~ e0unty, Md, containing i2t acres OF good lhnu
IsEaAu would make good Farms OF 2l2 eachi as there
EsGAsa. is sets ofnew buildings On each. MoaheS 81
In1ings for iaTin tn lanu is under good tent ing ana
Of gnOf soil good improvements, has large guam
Ity Of valuable timber withia mites OF the mary
Ia aud Delaware all Roaa and within Smiles o. nhyl-
gnbld water wlaio lime be had NJ any time; ehuTches
schonls mills O., close to hand This property Will be
sold i SIS per acre, uash, balance in q anu yeais
IN eaual INSTALL wat interest For more ln pafll
o airs GALL on d. !. H. 0bstne, at Gleensborongli OF
In INV VIII guy" :" N'"''N' JAMES II. RAY.
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LaNGn SALE or PaRsoNAs. PROPER
RREAD FOR THE MILLION I

AT THE UNION MILK BREAD BAKERY. Ilg
SITS, WILMINGTON, DEL.
ef.s THE mbsCritor Informs his friends and the public
ss generally TINT he is prepared TO furnish fresh anil
n good bread every nlOrniug nlde from the best Hour
- and purest ingredients that equal 10 any manpae-
ing confident that lie give satisfaction. Also constant
on hand cakes Of tho different kinds milk rolls cnnec
tionrry, &c. JACOB SCHWECkERT.
iuly
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DOWN HILLON THERUN
IN A FEW SHORT CHAPTERS.
CHAPTER l..

CHAPTER L.
elbow beautifully our neighbor Smith lives"
said my wife to me one morning only three
s,-.1s 90. a. was leaving for my bark mil
occupation, the daily drudgery of selling goods
ut retail. had Just left the breakfast table,
aud fingered on the door step second or so,
with my good natured but slightly envious
better half, who could not help regretting
that we were not able TO ride an hour after
breakfast, two or three times week, as my
ne'gbbor Smith did with his wife. e How
beautifully they do livel" repeated Mrs. Jenk-
ins-my name is Jenkins, dear reader, former
iy known at No. 40 Buckram Lane, tape and
needle dealer.
Mrs. Jenkins had no doubt minated this
pleasant fact to me, weekly Tor year, and on
the present occasion it was suggested by the
arrival at the moment of splendid pair OF
horses attached to an elegant phTton, which
was to convey my neighbor Smith and wife to
some of the beautiful and salubriOus localities
in the vicinity of Trumpetyille, a fast business
city less than thousand miles from Gotham,
and famous for luxury and fashion, and my
neighbor Smith, lucky dog, who was doing
smashing business and getting rich, was one OF
its nabobs. All indeed felt as though my
constant digging ought to afford MS now and
then such recreations, but it was no use.-
Smith Il often wondered the rich dog did not
HpSli Ais u"iuS hi'h ~ heiH SNAAi " 10
tulate star. The fellow had everything to
make earth paradise rolling up money, a
line house, TO BIO sure he hired that, but it was
probably because he chose TO keep the cash
in his business, shrewd fellow as he was, and
the house elegantly furnished, pictures of high
cost and rare value (the rascal had capital
taste in those things) nicl-nacks of virtu, u
good library, and last but not least, refined,
beautiful woman Tor wife. All Smith was
indeed a man to be enyied. Mrs. Smith fre
quently honored me with her patronage, and
many snug little bill Of goods have PIT up
for her, and to do the lady full justice, she
paid me an honest profit and cash down, but l
wish Fcould say that Mr.. and Mrs. Smith hon
0red the plain, unpretenling jenkins, of No.
~ bncsram Lane, with social recognition or
even looked across the street from their resi-
dence to mine in Chestnut Place. Alas to the
modification often of Mrs. Jenkins they al
ways eut us there, clear to the bonei they new
er knew us.
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CHAPTER II.
think II was about year after the paltcu-
lar morning / have referred To-, that gave
Mrs. Jenkins a surprise. / had come home
from the bark mill business as usual, and CLAN
cling over to my neighbor Smiths | said sSmy
dear, srppOsing Smith should ask me 10 en-
dorse his note for couple Of thousand dol
lars, ought to do 1t ~ Mrs. Jenkins was in
stantly in flutter; to think that the proud
Smith, the aristocratic Smith, tho wealthy
smith, should ask a favor, was very kind aud
At last; Mrs. Smith would certainly call on us
now. g Do it by all means, my dear" said
my tlattered wife--fattered through the ex,
ueme p0liteness OF Smith Y Co., the grea
clothiers, to me, the plain, unpretendn- JenlI.
ms, whom they honored by asking his name oil
their note for two thousand dollars. g Do it
indeed would, my dear"
"But have refused" said |. Ny wto wa
petrilled with establishment, she was speech
less.
g Why, Adolphus Jenkins l''---(Mrs. j..
when she was very much astonshed, gener4lll
slipped in my euphOniouS Christian name)--
Z" Why AdolphuS Jenkins am perfectly as
tOnished that you should lose so guuI an op.
portunity to oblige the wealthy Mr.. Smith;
am indeed"
Mrs. jenkins could have cried.
/" My dear" SAID i, g 1t can't be helped
INV. Aoluiti Sulth upuh IL htNN "BN ~
endorse his note at ninety days for two thous-
and dollars; he was very polite, and it was no
doubt condescending on his part to honor me
with the privilege, but | had my reasons for IL
refusal, and concluded not TO inform you OF
the interview till proper opportunity oc-
Cured. have long since known that il would
occnr, and it has at last. Smith x Co. failed
to-day for two hundred thousand dollars, and
on the day before Smith asked me to endorse
his note the firm had confessed Judgment to
an amount double that oi all tho property
they have in the world. Our neighbor, our
rich and envi0d nelghbor Smith, has lost thir-
~ Thousand dollars in stock gambling, and the
whole concern are rotten in moral as well as
iiecuniary resources. II | had endorsed that
note should have had il to pay and never
would have realized the first red cent from the
nigh toned firm of Smith 4 Co."
Mrs. Jenkins looked at me with a most per-
picked yet rather satisfactory expression oil
cOuntenance, drew a long breath, after listen
ing TO my recital, and lett the room to attend
70 her domestic duties at the moment, with
cut one word Of comment. However, high as
had always stood in the opinion of my sensi-
M, 1tttE I /, /
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: A VALUABLE FARM 7EoR SAFE.

A NALUABLE FARMtfOk SAFE.
MIR. SAMu ELM Err X, pfkmt county in con
VENA9 sequence Of age aud nirihiy has conn uded
IliAH 10 sell and IsPusesf his Farm IN which he re
- sides md Ia give possession on the slul Nnvem-
her, OF si day of January next inny best sui pir
chaser lhe nnderslgned iherere ~ Agents and Atnr
neys OF Mr. Kerr, Will expose TO ppBllC LIZ nj the
hnpl of MIR, Devices at kennedyx ~ kel county, aud
within mite Oflhe premises, on w lDN iSDAN, hr 18TH
day Of August next, ut II n'euck,A NJ, the farm on
which Ar. Kerr resides, cnnnlninS ahou il Acres hd
distant from the Inin road leading from thesofown
10 EkiOn, and from Chesertown Ia Ghnscrvilla ew
Markot AMI about gh nlles above Cheslcrlnwi. The
land Is 81 good quality and prndn7ye-gows grass and
present divided, are wapred by III tn finest streams
III tue county, ail nninns m It's supplies. The arm Is
under go0i cheslt fencing, aud thee stlrency n
Wunl and Timber for thesiseS al tbs farm. fLD sysld
Apple aud Peach Oreardare on The premises. Als0.A.
q we'll oil very superior water. Y he Buildings
good, IN excellent order and sufficient lur The uses nj The
FhrilL The Dwelling has three rooms euw.an many
above stars, and Kitchen The Barn is ~ feet square
SIabling below; double Curn house, and Cnrrnge and
ent house The Sining sufficient for ~ head horses
The Ganign = e9paenuS and GIidnctive and has " 4
Ne. The Buildings a. IN an rlet aed location; the sliua
ton ~ remarkably hellYhe nelghhrluOl and suoriy
good Alright Of way u held 10 Kennedy Vile where
hail. y daily one, each WAY. between ChesGrown Hd
Phllade phH. Churches, Schools, &r very convenient
anite property with It's nnb advantages Tor residences
and r ITS poAncilhS ~ ono al the most eligible and dh
or line owner viii take pit sure IN showing the premises
10 nny one Win may cali 10 examine them.
THE TERMS u sale are, one iuiTih Cltl OF gu delivery
of pnssassion-e balance we'll secured pms able II l. ,
The purchaser will bp permitted To break Alihw aud seed
wheat IN II, rs vol ntl0 corn glo lCe II ehlrge
.iDIlNC, 6RDDME.
GEORGE NlCkERS,
X. u.
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JUST OPENED,
A New Rrass Ennndnr

a new Brass F0undery,
MsssRs. RIFFERT n UlRIEI
HAVE opened new BRASS FOjNDlRY first ,,,nr
III below John Q. Tweete's Wheal-wrighi shop
NO. ~ " EiSh an nc nc nc n.
Between Front aud Second,
WlLMlNGTUN, DElAWARE,
where they prepared to make all kinds III BpAss
lNGs iar MaehinlSls Plumbers, and Gas Filters e-
ness and all orders Will bo filled tho shortest possible
notice. f
and At any hUllr Of tile day, ~
RlFFERT 4 HIRZEL,
T. Nl0litt m
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nv. THE sUISGKIBEK tESPEUTFWIlN AN
~ Hounces TO the people of Wilmington thai he has
80 commenced the LIVERY uSlNESS IN Fourth
Street between French and Walnut, whtTethU best of
HORSES and CARRlAG ES enn be procured the mrsi
accommodating terms, 1.-The ami mails are safe and reliable
and the Carriages 1.-THE frs. quality, Asltishe lnen-
non oil the undersigned to devote entire attention
the business and keep superior Horses and Vehicles
nupes TINT the public wiliGStehd to him share patnL
2 tf A, ARMSTRONG,
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! 25.lt. SAMUEL HARLAN, Ir.. \ co.

TEIH l. subscriber would respectfully notify tho citi-
zens OF Wilmington aud he public generally, that
- lie now Te-ocGuPles his Brick Hardun Seventh and
Sprucs Streets where he has and eOnstanty end
keeping hand regular supply Otthe various kinds OF
B;eks. which he VIII sell the most favorable tcrns
SAMUEL w. McCAULlEY who will givs his ent ire
attention 70 the business will generally ~ !nnd at the
SAMUEL MCChUIl.ES
N.n-McCanlley Rice's Brick Yard corner 18th
and Walnut as iMmerly.
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