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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-27
For the Delaware Republican.


Reference has been made, in newspaper OF
this city, to some remarks made by member
OF the City Council at the last meeting of that
body, and legal opinion stated to have been
delivered by him is connected with much else
watch no member has ever said or, had he any
regard to truth or justice, wOnld say.
The reply and explanation of the Clerk on
that occasion are not given,
In the year 1855, acommitteG, of which that
member was chairman, was appointed by the
Council for the purpose OF revising and digest
ing the ordinances of the city. The duties of
that committee were important and arduous,
and involved the revising and digestng of the
whole of the ordinances then in force, elnbra-
cling with the acts of assembly affecting the
city, more than two hundred pages OF printed
matter. The work has scarcely been complet-
ed, and during its progress, the book into which
ordinances are copied, and the ordinances,
those passed as well as those in course of pre-
plratiOn, have been retained by the committee,
subject to amendment, and for the purpose of
referring to them. 1t would have been very diff
iicuit, if not impracticable under those cir
cumstances, for any one to have engroSsed the
results of the labors of the committee, before
they were terminated, and it was not intended
by the committee or the council, that it should
be done before the entire work of revision was
nearly or quite completed.
1T is the duty Of the clerk to engross the or
ulnunceS passed. IN inc ordinary course oil the
business of the council, but tho work of en-
gross the entire body of the ordinances of
the city, which have once been engross is
special, and it was stated to the CLERK by the
former committee Of revision, as the opinion
of the committee, and of their legal adviser,
that it was not the duty of the clerk to per-
form that laborious and protracted service with
out special compensation, and he has waited
the further express instruction Of Council or
nt Ia.
ing to perform that special and unusual service.
The legal opinion declared by the member
alluded to, that an ordinance is not of force
unless copied into the book provided for that
purpose, is erroneous. The ordinances as pas
sed in their original form, are as carefully pre-
served as any other papers of the city and in
such form are the best evidence that can be
produced of their contents.
1t was false, and many persons can SO testi-
fly, to say that the ordinances are lying about
the Clerks office as scraps of paper. The or
dinances which the commistse arc causing to
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-27

MILFORD, Aug. zltn, 1901.
DEAR REPUBLICAN Scarcely day passes but
we either or hear Ct sme Of tue pernicOus effects
Of the demon run A few week ago We received in-
telliseEee of a suicide at Seafori, while the un-
fortunate victim was iaboring under lit of mania
poihi the week following another ct its yotdries
died, within a few miles OF this place, in drunken
ti the Friday night following, in this place, btthd
man bt nstly int Nicated, died in his shop with
jug Of rum BY his side; and last week, worse than
all, Il man named Hollis, at s.. Johnstown, while
drunk, struck another named Morris on the head
with stare from the effects CT which he died on
Saturday evening last. What ure VIZ coming TO 2
Is til ere remedy for this growing evil? Arc the
citizens of Delaware 30 dead to all that is moral or
religious as to submit any longer to this awful
curse Are the lives of peaceable citizens longer
to be jeopardze in order that the dnmning appeties
Of the mOle dcbised shall be satisfied Alas we
foar 1t is too true ifsucb state of things continue
it will be absolutely necessary that we form a
i'vigilance committee for our protection
AT present the town of Milford is, us your Mill
Greek correspondent says, swallowing in the filti
of bad waisRey ard its attendant circumstances "
few evenings since young man, while drunk,
came very near setting fro to our principal hotel
lilo was perfect mad man. He imagine that he
had lost his hat in the hotel and made all sorts OF
threats unless the proprietor would let him in. He
was hourishiug piece of fire, which he had in his
hand, when the proprietor of the house. seeing the
danger and tearing lest he would be- burned out,
hastend down stairs, and arming himself with
stick succeeded in taking the FIRE from him, and
gave him severe hogging
IItNlpuo u lno tslhDIlduulbuI VI tbIrUlH hlleys
there was vast deal Of rum drank, but since these
places have been in operation it is tea tutes worse
Ard in the face of all this we have editors who
only encourage them by their presence and patron
nge, but use their columns in uphodiug these he IL
holes If vice and debauchcry, And further, in
order to give these places respe,tabty, ~ some
Vt our citizens members of church, have taken
their wives ana families to them! What can theJ
be thiuking bout? Have they no respect tor their
families! Do they desire to zee their children
brought up vagabands, drunka DIS, and oafers
From the present state Of things, enc would be led
to answer in the ni rmative Children are permitted
10 visit these places, and their innocent minds
are taught that it is quite IN Accomplishment. to
lol ten-pps, play cards. curse aud swear, and drink
ram
"A youth s ever apt to judge in haste,
Aud lose the medium in the wild extreme.
Would to God that could adopt some mean
by which We could drive the monster rum from oul
midst, in order that iii for nothing else) you'll
could be reared in sobriety. More III future
ANON.
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TO TUE VOTERS OF WILMINGTON.

TO THE VOTERS OF WILMINGTON.
FELLOW CITIZENS The choice is now before
You for city officers. On Tuesday next you are
TO make your election, and determine by your
votes whether you are in favor of men OF char
acter to preside over, aad elevate the standard
OF our city morals, or to continue tam In the
low state In which they unfortunately exist.
Party politics should have nothing to do with
our municipal elections. The best men with
out regard to party should receive your votes.
Look at the rowdyism and disorder of the
city, to day.-Enqnire the cause that has pro-
ducsd so Illuminating spectacle, and you will
ma IL had Its origin in party, that bane of So.
clety What disgraced Delaware in the repeal
OF her prohibitory law, and set wide open the
Hood gates of dissipation and disorder Party,
and nothing else. This is Il truth which no
same man will attempt to eainsay. 1t stands
written in characters of shame, and remorse
must follow the protesting christians, who tor
SOCK their faith, that Party might trinmph.
You now have chance, in part, to redeem
the character Of our city, and consequently
your own tDW you do IL. Fathers will you
point out, by your votes, to your sons the path
OF virtue and sobriety or rum and ruin
Christian voters the eyes of your fellow men,
and tho eye Of an all seeing God are upon you.
"Choose ye whom We shall serve.'
A PARENT.
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Com erGial.


SrttWIOgI0H MarlIei-, AUG. 26
FLoUR.-Good brands of new Wheat -four
81 50a7 10, mostly at the latter rate. Old
wheat flour 81 75aS 90. Extra family IS 25a
8 70, Genessee, $40 90. Rye -four, A 80.
GRAIS.----Wheat 81 As. Corn S5c. New
oats 35, old oats so. Rye IS. Glover seed
81 90. Timothy seed, SO 90. Turnip seed
81 W per pound.
MILL FEED.-Middlings 95c.a$l 90. Best
Ship 55cts. common ship 45c. Shorts, Is.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
Flour AND MEAL.-The Flour market con-
tnues very qaiet. There is is but little inquiry,
either for export or home consumption and
only few hundred barrels were disposed of at
$63 per bbl., for fresh ground from new wheat
and Sc for old stock. Sales TO retailers and
bakers, for fresh ground and fancy brands, from
81 coup to So rs. Rye Flour has improved,
and sales are now made at 81 80 per barrel.
and Corn Meal is held at "a per barrel.
GRAN.-The receipts Of Wheat have mater
tally increased, and rices favor buyers. Good
red is held at ST 55al Sc, and 81 6Sa1 60 for
good white, in store. Rye is dull at 95c. Corn
continues in fair request, and good yellow sells
at &c., atioat, and S6aS7c. in store. Oats con-
Time dull-new Southern is selling at from 33
a39 nts per bushel.
SALTIMnRE MARKETS. Aug. 6.-Gran-Whe?t-De-
mand brsk and the receipts heavy. About n . bushels
utir6don change to day. SRl0so of waite Wheat q wa
seed brought higher figures Corn-Atont $50 bushels
offered on ehtge to-day, and sac; Of wtt ~ gJi N.Y.
soll at 10 cents per bIshel~RyeNo sales 70 day. We
quote prime Maryland ut % cEts, per bushel' pal5I
About 70 bushels offered on elanse 70 dll Anu ~ soHt
Maryland ga . cenis aad Pennsylvania al - cents
buslel.
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THE GooDwooD Cur RAoEs.-Mr. GiltpatricE,
the rider of Prioress in the late Goodwood Cup
race in England, has arrived ut New i DIRK, ana
given n statement Of is opinion OF the reasons
why the American horses were beaten lie
believes that the horses were not in good con-
diton aud denies that he race was lost by his
had riding, or that he was discharged by Mr.
Ten Bloeck. lie says:
6 The simple fact is, the horses were worn
ont with long and useless kind of work Dur
ing nearly twclve-month previously they had
never even had sweat ESQ the boys told me)
from the time they landed, until | arrived in
England. The consequence may be imagined,
namely, want of all condition and absolute
need of rest-they were full of tat-bui mt up
nside-leg weary-and had no vitality in
them.
sc In conclusion, have no hesitation in as
sorting that, had our horses been properly ta-
ken care of from the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ly trained, and brought to the post in anything
like the condition we have seen them exhibit
at homie--that either Of them could and would
have won the Goodwood Cup easily.
Sc At the time OF my leaving there was no
probability OF either of the horses-Pryor, Pri-
DRESS or Lecomta, running at Brighton or
Lewes. Indeed, l think it doubtful if the
American horses will appear again prior to the
four mile race over the Beacon course, at the
Newmarket Houghton meeting in October"
STATE FAIR.-The first exhibition of the
Massachusetts Board of Agriculture will take
place in Boston, October 10th, 2lsL, 22d and
23d: Eight thousand dollars in premiums are
offered.
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EIaEB

In Tbs city on tho 18th inst, Owen Zebley Jr aged 10
In New Castle on tho 2ith inst. c4rHERtSE ANN scorr
aged 2 months AMI . days.
0 months.
oBlTu ARY,-Died on the Goth OF August, Mrs MAR
Am Ronon IA e sp y SSas ~ 81 ass f
pale .ssenser d2ath, haS olsed another threshold, and
cares and yiesslt2los Of sim polluted world, had cast
ds Of yeRTs Dsa eSns kS eP N III crush
INK with heavy blow The heart Of devoted hGshand
have known her nnd oycd nor, since her gihool days,
through Ref Woo oainSy s.a As
oG @ % sH Voice sSsf ~ M
SIC waS kind a,i acoaet, asher
hhaPpy companion in the hOu of pleasure We love Ia
%4o sE sc YEN sn q Gs oa
VIII which she was identiiai asa scholar from
city ortSgeer, whittier se faithfully winter and sum
dseply awakeaed her need Of Syior and
sie4 heart whose ear i ogsn 10 Tie cry q
I'D I'D 4 s ist tRs bIs E
rs9ly to listen to the voice Of sorrows when We Will
r. chr the YEAR and se E m s A er las
Gee nMked by ntrny consistent glrl;n example cctr
him., zeNlolsy awaiting herself Of evoy opportunity Of
Is tar dnns Ito e he r kGS a a9nag
cert ofIeroy ere tbo forever late. put sq never
R II Kindly wrTninss a passs 10 ts Esprit sad
receptacle, while g shall last Sincerely, do we sympa-
lhze with the partner OF her bosom; keeny feels
the blank IN the horne circle, the loss Of her who for short
tne gaddenad his homo, symDalllzed with him in Joy
or o soroT scattering joy aud happiness through
weRrled by his intercourse with the world he And
dearest mother you feel that another n ears dearest
are Lven md that you deprived Of fond and Affection
Gts d!ughle one Of props and olee Of declining
own ltngnase from her own dying lips: shall not be
ost then she has only gone before, where she will watch
and wait the coming of her loved ones Though Of
m.s he yls alons II Provld dark and obscure,
we would remember "wh1m the Lord loveth he ella
eth, and though we urn her early removal fro her
loved connexions and friends aud the sad vacancy around
the lire 81 and miss her smile In the christian
and social circle may her friends faela cain resignation
nnt urn rust in him VINO tempos the wind 10 Tho Son
lamb andinstead Of murmurng epinng b able to say
.; sorrow cen thy christening p'weT ~ sweet,
lis thou who lendst the weary soul to God,
Gen IL sulmuns the bitterness ofgrilf,
Sire, gtheni the henrts llat low beneath the rod,
thank the for ihY watchf.ll love and care,
FgrsAkn me not until this life shall end,
Still BIZ 1t thine to wipe away each tear NJ. r,
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Mr.. FERyoN.-ln your recent notice Of the
lamentable calamity at the Powder Works Of
the Messrs. du Point, you make mistake in
mentioning my name as one OF the attending
physicians. | was not in attendance on the
late Mr.. dH Pont, who received all the care and
attention, which the best medical and surgical
skill could provide. You will oblige me by
publishing this correction.
Aug. 25th 1857. A. Fl. GRlM snAw.
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Factory FUR SALE

IA WILL. be sild ntq worry low pfioe A large two
ERMi story Brick Building, sltdata near the Junction
City OF Wilmlngtnn. tho lot is 60 feet front
Front street and extends back Tie feet Franklin
The main Buidns ~ by l9faat, and has ATTACHED an
6nPe q ii p9Ts m tne SsE so Ss ts n
for Flhli mill suitable any nHngaoturing pur-
poses and will lie sold with or without til, engne. APP
ply TO NY, II, MAZE, East 9Th street,
or to JOSEPH c. SEEDS, l2s Market street.
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BREADAg0JAKa for the MILLION.

Ffa, THE SU bSChlBEh NOulu respect
"A MT jfu Is notify his friends and the rasiuenisot VIII
SsA1 minson and vicinity, that lie hs concluded, 1t
earnest soil iation of number OF his oTeT patrons
again 10 return among them, ant TO this end he has taken
nOs3essun of his old es ablished New ork Baker NO
East second street. and that lie will reopen that avote
esVbhment, and renewed observing the ol-
low ing Rules IN Tho conduct OF his bdsnes5:
Tno fire. chest purst inSo entS VIII re useu IN tine
ula nutnoture of my Bfeed, axe, &c.
will the ilrgest Broad Mt tho owes living rates.
s. Polite mud obliyns assistance li every department.
D. The roprteurs porsnnal supervision over his bust
p1trtns isTdnt iniueemontsi
Home mn ia All French Twist Bread Try it, and be
con yiuceI OF supnriO hing ia tho clts.
Rsk Tea Cake Ter Buiscuit and Buns. fresh, daily
Vim large lIfua, I'LL weights, md delighfi flavor
Confectionery, all tlHvors and stylrs plain and orna
mental. - ....,..i - So.
nrnnntitude on sesvpd in filling Them.
Hntie Nadl rles-a article ahesd OF any N town.
TAKE NOTICE, Fine un erslsned would reapec ully an
norce to mechanics, worklngmoh and all others interest
I'll at ho ia completed such arrangement as Wi On;
In tbis city. Coma aud try il II once you do, you will
Take no ice This bread uAdo from and
SpeTiue Hour, omprising tho hest southern, Western,
and Delaware bran ls rsquasis trtnl 10 test the
as Ills oIo in makng s,ioh oXtr large Tread 10 that
lilo H. mile hYe cents ter than tho slow ten cents,
rI4t that Is mover part Ills business vii he conducted
entirely on the cash prnci (which, with considerable
argest bfend in The city GEO. BOWERS,
Practical Baker, Fast Second street
iy s-6m Wilmington, Del.
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TO the School Committees of the respective School
Districts wEhn tHis Sute. that ia euniorlnity 18th
Act of the tenos Assembly of this state have an
rItioned among the several Counties Of hF state tho
fishing Schools and have divided aud distributed
the share thus apputcned TO each County among tho
the cry New Castle eounty, Sl7i s.; aud
to each oil the oher districts in New Castle county
$40 49, to each Of the d trctSiu Kent County l42 M
and to each Of the districts ip Sussex County, $40 d.
The dividends duo the districts IN New Castle county,
are PAYABLE Ct the Farmers Bank at New Castle The
districts IN mt county ut the rarmsrs' Bank at DO
Farmers Bank Georgetown wM, J, CLARK
DGvRR. aug l3-Gt
IlR. J. slMAls' COUGH sYRup.-'rLe great Con
~ sumption preyentur is so,y by =, f. HAMMERS
LEY llfoTd, Del. aug6.Ti.
EDHALoN's CHEMICAL HAIR lNyIsORAyoR, at ". !
Il hiNsEF's Drug store. corner 9Th and Market-sts.
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/ 1857. A. H. GnlMsnAw.


TUF IlIt DtIAWaFt htpUOIICUH.
MR. EDITOR :-REspEcTEn SIR;-As one of
the candidates nominated l consider unexcep-
will oblige me by stating that withdraw my
self as u candidate for Mayor. Ny friends are
therefore at liberty to vote for either Of the
nominees. Yours, &c,
ERANnIs VINCENT.
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ssTANF5 K6EUMATIO IjII9F

Ma. WIN. II, START.-Dsar Sirs-daying recently had
occasion 70 use yna Hheumatc Cnron take pleasure
natisn IN the writ used other remedies without heneit
hut upon the hppett on of cure obtained speedv
relief; the pa, which was 10 deprive me 81
tho If my anl, was entirely within "a hours oi
The first application of youf ''cure. Next WINS atfnek-
ed yh Rheumatism n my letiont; used sour 'cure
have MOI personally had u.s. your Medicine Ii
las been used in two or three cases. In my family for
Cholera Morbnl aud Pains IN tie Bowels-in ali which
cases II eaeeted euro. Very resp sc.tuy, yours 4
WM. X. CAHOON,
SMYRNA, Dali, AUs.5 81.
Salts Rheumatic Cure Tor sale by Druggists through
out the Peninsula. Every family should have bottle.
mig Pill. 9
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DRILLS! DRILLS!!
s. IL AIN rs IMPkoVEB GRAIN

THESE Dri L. re now ensively used and II is fu'S
admitted that hey superior to any other IN the mar
ke The best farmers IN The country lutte wing them
the preference over others, from the fact thai they
combine all the advantages desied, in the mast esobtal
points. Such simplicity Of construction lighlness OF
usbt durability, certainty of leclng Gown the gram,
tstrbu ing it My upon the land; the same hop
per and fixtures sowing the disTsnt klnlso gram re-
grain OF amy given quantity To the agre The objection
COMMON he Aide Dr oil punching the grain Is
irely ubviRted this Drill the euppNd wheel fcedels
passing over te il the bottom prevent chok
nd preclsu Al who may want Drills the present. sea-
will please let us kno% immediately We 3 arantee
h uth5 buildiag crner Of Front and Iustlson
opp nste tue Black Horse tavern, Wilmington,
Dell where amy further niormatnn will be gwen BY the
proprietor. HAlNES * WOODS,
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Gillinp Tylne! Ciilling TvvIue!i

= .s4.rz WE have now in Stare, all Plumbers OF
10Y gIsge superior GillIng Twine. The same
as spld by us last 5sa9Un and gave such
general satisfaction. We invite all who want to pur
chase 10 cal and examine It, and any " hn
sn shed with II after trial have thei money refun
ded upon rotnrnlng IT. TO us IN go1l orler
BEDELL.. pEARCE s. CO.,
No. 6l told NO. M North Third St., below Arch,
lin
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Uasr1uLsaHl1a GNn runNss5TlNG
A "A IL e
50 n or sNgD,
A New Brass Foundry.

MessRs. RlFFERT q HlRZTy,
E-IAN u open ID new Btt NSS FOUNDRY, frat door
LII below John c. Tweede's Whee-wright Ahop,
No. IS WtF ~ Il L. CT,
t3etwecn Front aud Second
WlLMl NGTUN, DELAWARE,
whers they prepared make ali kinds of BRASS
tNGs, for Machin5s, Plumb RS, and Gas Fit ors, &C.
They will geir personal uttenti entr the bs
ness and all orders viii be- filled at the shortest possible
notice.
~ Brass Castings only madoat this establishment.
RIFFERT & HIRZEL,
inc 9-Iy, wilmiurton. Nal.
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VALuADLE F,ARIU FOE SALa

H5st-A TIE subscriber offers hls farm at PR
&N6A yATE 50 LIE, situate Ia Pencader Hun-
ksssNhE nIei. On tho road leading from tho Bear
IhsssHtSA Tavern 10 Glasgow, containing Ion Acres
more or less, touiasd " lands Of II. d.
sst Ola good house granHrv an out buiidings Also
new t,nant h9use. There are acres oil wood Il is in
4 good ueighhrhopd, well whered. convenient 10 mill
5isIhno ARD ehgfehes and = highly desirable propsry,
recently hIen pntnn ami the fence aud hedges are m fair
condition. of luther pa tirulars apply 10 the suiaeri
bcr re i.lins ihereoh JAS. A, SHORTT.
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CaUI Tow


THE public are hereby cautioned nga. negotiat ing,
check No fr siit drawn ny the sub oTpeT on The
Bank Of Whining o1Hnd iiia ~ vine payment bel MS soP
mug i5-iG JOHN McLEAR.
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EMHEON K C(e,S
team Rcflned Januy IHanufaetory
NO. 247 MARKET STREET,
IVTT dTTNGTDM DEE aLE-gRR

NO. az Market STREET,
WILMINGTON, DEL.a F.aRE.
I EMON q CO., most respectfully return their thanks
a. ir the liberal putrnHg tbey have from tue
people Delaware, wishing a'eoniiRuanee9 q t.t salne
arge md assorted stock of
CoNFEGrlUNERf such ms Plain, Fancy, Medioa-
ed CInve satluIal and BnNad tsozenges: alHn, UNI
Drop Iujghs Paste, Gorainl Drops Fine Sasared Al
.,EMON s CO.'S, bAIil PIPE EXPEcTORANT,
for Coughs amt Gods, wn,oh,f sodby nearly every
taIl Stu.e ,hrnug hl ~ the state.
Tho MEssRs, Lesion nave imported from Eng and
of John spUs lRebt improved 10 OF pukEedAa.
thqGry n11uiueture Il the above gn.ls whish
hu also Mputte of the iavoTs OF Mandels Wenv-
ers Fruit Esseuea which heir Fruit Dropsamost
delicious flavor
Having agreai WITH an nplrtiHE house in Baltiporetn
furnish with SIG AIRS led to sell that
artic ohenp ans house in this 0ty We n'sO keep
constantly on hlnh Nets and FRUl rs IN their season.
All goods warIanted Pure. -
Steam Refined CANDY Mandatory,
mar i9-Gm. Ninth X Market Sts., Wilmington, u el.
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By Norss's Line Of 1elegrGph.


PHILADELPHIA, AUGUST Goth, 1867. The
telegraph cable to connect Europe with Amer
lea, broke when $40 miles west Of the Irish
coast. The ships have returntd to Ireland. A
meeting is held to decide whether to try again
or wait until next Summer. Result not stated.
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NON oMER US
Real Est1E &C Mart.
NO. g5 SIMPLIFY STREET.

NO. 20 SHIPLET DIHEEI.
THE suh.ciihcr havIns one te office No. IS Ship
ley street, the pu chase and Real tate Bonds
Cks, stills netnUl
public that his entire attention will be devoted this
patch
Persons having property or stocks dispose ofw find
it III IT advantag to II at No. IS SlIpoy stree and
have them entered upon the public catalogue
possible q,
ASl, persons DESTROYS of purchasing will always have
opportunity Of look uveT extensive list OF r. al Es
tafe and Singk from which they ma select advantage
ously pnels, Bonds, MOrt ages. Agreement and every
species of writing executed with neuua and promptnsss
.iuNl9 SIN JAMES MONTGOMERY.