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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-31
VALuaRLE FA2Ns soR sAIn

IN KENT COUNTY, MD.
A. A 1.-The Farm Of Mr.. $, Locates, c1ntainnR i6s
A5ii XhS P Ssq ID na l S6.R as
WATERING 6yegy field lined lo good Dwelling new two
E1d water mn nenr new Barn ga5 stSbs near Schools
TERMs.-oh sixth cash, balance in equal annual in.
o. ne Dorsey Farm of Mr.. VIM vannort 2l4 Acres
Md? ss GIsss eS Che Green q Point Farm Twice
and wheat; Bfok Dwelling out bnilnEs &e IN saod
condition; convenient to Baltimore and Philadelphia, and
TERIs.-one fourth cash! the balance in !. 2 aud 5
,J.1The Lamb Farm of Mr. Josiah Massey, near the
sn S6SrSh nad LyHTS on the road g sun
good condition productive, near Churches, Schools, c.
lee s nayabs ea e BS az Fs
snd m 5 Markets; ~ Acres DIVIDED INTO ed
sowng sol go0di SsnS 1Sms below and aboge
corncrb new W. hold 1910 bushe s; gamers ii capacity
70 hold lS9o bushels smal Erap seegei II wheat with
well of excellent water the yard, and shade var
sRda l. smith, ana he In iFS a a'0n' tue
TEkMsIone, hlh cash on tRe 25th March. when pos:
SThe Horsoh welch Farm, of Mr.. j. B. Fenninore,
psary Tie whole arabic land, lined; fields soil good
IN as ySrd Barn, WIN stS6llns ~ horses
feet Possession can begven on the 25h March, If dssr
o horses head Of cattle and yoke Of will be sold
TERNS.l landJ oue-Gnh on the 25th of March and
NJ balance "a SIX equal and annual insisments Both
s-ThS 8urofoGe Farm, in Queen AIMS County. near
o% 81 SysE S9S nj containing 2 Acres
hSop SO eGsd1 2i wood b
c6ufogs. Sc. The land is god and has BEEN greatly In
PFTTypsRR ~ limn anq ts, @sRG; IN d,v ,a ~,
anu yearsibu some change might be made 10 suit puT
t3i;-At Pub ie Sale in chesteroyn; on TUESDAY, I'd
Of february 1873 at 4 o'coes; A. NJ Hbbes Mills about
and Garrett Coy and others. The Saw Mil is in hSe CON.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-31

REGISTERJS DEE C W..

x,r.., New CASTLE County, DKcEMBER I'd, 1857
run theapplloatlonn oil Charles SAnpy, Execute OF
tue last viii and Testamertnf 'eorEe Elliott late Of
the city oil Wilmington, in said county, Decd; It Is OR
apd directed By the Register that the Executor
1ry nponth, Estate of the dec with
ing thereOli BY causing advertisements be poste
WITHIN forty Jay sirQm the date such Letters six
oIthe most publ, paoeBol the County N ew Castle,
persons having demands against the Ea-
tutetO pfesentthe same, ABIDE by Act Of Assem-
5ly suoh case made and provided. And also cause
Tue HAnlet De inserted within he same perIodin the
delaware Republican, newspaper published IN VIII
mlngpOn, and TO ne continue Ell therein two months.
l--) iiven under the hand 5sa OF One ii he
}L.sS Register aforesaid, at ew astle i'm Gas
(~9~l tleCounty aforesaid q eday and year above
written. PETER b. YANDEVER, n Of CUSTER.
NOTlCE.-Ai lpersons RvnR laimsa sInst the Els.
Fte OF the deceased must presenthe same attest
e TO tile Executor before the I'd day of December
1853, or abide the ACT OF Assembly in such made
and provided. CHARLES CANDY, ENir,
WILMINGTON, DEC. %. Is5i.--Ileo Z .2no
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REGISTER,S OFFiCh.

NEW CASTLE County. NOVEMBER 18th, 1885,
Upon the application of Christopher ID. Sweelmhn
~ AdministatOr of simon Sweetman, late OF uin
mink Hundred, said County, deceased; IS 0RpERED
and directed BY the Administrator
sas, give notice Of the granting of Letters of Admins
tration upon the Estate of til deoenBet the date
granting thereof by causing 10 he posed
The most public places Of the county of ew Castle
uirhg all persons avng demands against the Estate,
to the same or eide by an Act Of Assembly in
snoA cas- made and provided. Aud asO tn same
70 be Inserted within the same period in the Delaware
Republican, newspaper published in Wilmington, and
to be continued therein two months.
}L.SS kesster aforeaaid, az CIV Castle, New Cas-
~ tie County hlnresnld, the day and year above
written. PETER b. VANDEHER, Register,
NoTlCR.-Aii persons having claims agairstthe Hs
tate must present the game duly atlosted
veTbor 1865 or nbde the Act OF Assembly IN such case
" SV eaa prov TShffkIsroraKR d. swEErMAN.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-31

A Coon TIME CoaING.-In the course of the
recent debate in the Senate, on the Treasury
Note Bill, Senator Seward, who by the way,
= zone of the ablest members of that body
gave this cheering view -
In my judgment, the acceleration OF business
is going to be rapid just in proportion to the
rapidity with which business has declined and
1 expect to see every day, and every hour OF
every day, marked by a rise in The prosperity o.
he country, graduated just eractty by the sud
dsnness Of the depression. The causes Of the
disaster are gone. | think there is nothing
before us but great revival Of business and
plethora of money to revive it in all depart
ments. may be mistaken in this, but l am
willing to stand by it.
A revival is no doubt at hand, and while II
will be hailed with the liveliest satisfaction by
the thousands who have been oppressed and
retarded in their operations for several months
it is to be hoped.t that the lessons OF the past
will not be altogether forgotten, and that the
impulsive and enthusiastic will not be carried
away into new excuses. We fully agree
however, with Senator Seward, that the causes
of the disaster are gone, and that good time
Is coming.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-31

TRrGAMY.-A young man of Keokuk, Iowa,
recently married young, pretty, and modest
woman, with whom he lived in much happl-
ness, till one day opening letter addressed to
his wife, he discovered she had another nus
band living in Ohio. Rushing nome 70 ms
pretty wife, the enraged husband showed her
the letter and asked explanations, when she
Quietly remarked sine had nothing to say. only
tbat she had still another one residing in Penn-
sylyania. The victim has sued for a divorce.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-31

OUTRAGEOUS AssAULT.-on Friday after
no on man named John Qainn, was standing
wit friend in Eastern Avenue, Baltimore,
Md, when two men, armed with revolver
and a sword, attacked them, the former OF
whom fired five shots at Quinn, all oil winch
took effect. Tho assailants then fled, and, az
last ao vices, had not been arrested. Quinn'i
woundl, are very serious. -...
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-31

DISTRESSING CAsUALITY.-On the afternoon
of the 10Th inst, son Of Mrs. Emily Bur-
bridge, about ten years old, was instantly
killed by tho discharge of gun in the hands
OF another lad, at the residence of his grand
father, near Frankford, KY. The boys father
was killed, ieg years ago, in similar man
ner.
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1850 Acres orvaiuabIo Land f.r snio,


A. LYING in Kent County, Md. on the Chesa.
VIVA peaKe Bayi wharton the premises. within 2.
Inllesoi 5atiln9re ety, and 9Gnyenient 70 Phia-
ductve near 900 bushels oil raised the present year
divided mt ed; fencing good two fields ia clover and
Trees large End val ahle APPLE ORCHARD with choice
good condition, two stories and very lastly and invent
emily constructed Tho out building capacious and good
Te garden very superior for raising early vegetables DO
Ihe pT2PeTtr Il about miles from churches, post office
store convenient. About 500 tO4 Acres are in Wood
and Timber go bushels of whear seeded with $3.50 oil
guano, Possession can be gven within month tine pur-
o9hse and stock ard farming utensils will be sold Il dssl
ed. situation cal by; neighb1rh cd good.
THE TERMS Will be une fourth cash. the balance in
twelve annual instruments with interest," Persons desr-
us Of purchasing invited to call and the pru
perry, GEORGE VICKkRS Agent,
DecJl 5tW. ChastprtONgU Nd.
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NOTICE

OUR STOCK BEING FAR TOO LARGE BrsI-
-, AND MONEY SCARCE,
tIE hgvc determined dispose III our Goods At suoh
prices for sh must insure their sale imnodatev
CASH Blu Frs Will lind in their interest 10 call
Oct5'tf, III MasEet 81,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-31

\ Our latest Kansas papers are full Of COM
nents on tae Presidents message. That
document Is denounced in unmeasured lang
sss&
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-31
HENRY BUZBY'S,


lIn,5.. Nit Consisting IN part of
handsome Plain auu Frncli Silks,
f;oh giossy BOIL ~, silks, from c. OTIS. up
naanasgne Wool plalds, from lg3 10 50 cts,
10 Fhll pucals reduced 10 70 cts.
Gp,ns aHl other Mernoes, Caslmsres and do ,lines
Nipauh5t rtraH,httas Mohair, lustTes s. DeDeges,
nttgTrnae t9ye' Aliens, COcheco and other Calicoas
Tor friends. 800 ~ - - 7'''oo's
Scotch, Lancaster and drsss and apron
Blue sSso WhIts Yellow, Grey and Red shrng Flauncls
hh9slsfy, Gloves. 5carfs, Umbrellas Together with a
III ashouneat OF Sheetlng and SHIFTING Muslns and
Lnens Of tile most appro we'd manuncr, MI AZ ayhinh
VIII be sold low fnr ru.sh ~ nm
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. SADDLE 8 HARNESS MAKINa.

WlLMlN NOTION, DEL,
~ Ill IL subscriber informs his friends and the
frAslA public generally that he has commenced the
lEtf% business Of Saddle and Harness mixing M No
q Shipley Street, where he gill Keep constant
IL ii, y on hand good assortment of Saddles, Br-
dies, Harhess, Collars, Whips, Trunks. Carpet Bass
B'nkets, Buffalo Robes, &C., &C., all of whiglI will be
eol at prices to suit the tines Par cuar pad
e. reparins and all work warranted ave shtsaoton
lhose who wish anything IN this line invited 10 call
before purchasing elsewhere. :
Deu l7-6Hlo. AMOS pINGwAI1'
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b. CORES,
PREMIUM PATaNT IMPROVED

WASHING MACHINE.
S1sST~ THE above has proved itself be the best
Elt5S lhohlne Tor washing clothes, offered to
t., - the public, II does not njure the clothes the
ieas and aayes more than half the lahnr For sale
~ ~ ny Market Street, below Third, aud at
WiTSIsLS, Ninth and Shipiey
Inc following references are respectfully auhmtted:-
NJ. Shaf!es NJ Allmond, Indian Queen Hotel, 5h and
Market; NJ Allen GawthrOp, cor. Of Second and West
Sls hr storms Patterson cor 9Th and French sts Mrs.
IAN McGanley, cor. 7h and Poplar; Alrs, X. ones,
temperance Hotel, sor. I'd aud Talnall Sts. -
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GREAT BARLahIN.
0NER 100 wards OF Lawn, cumIItsn over so differ
" ent and cnloTs, oil beautiful French pnt erns
ing fast at IL cts, per yard al JONES SHARP,
40. 80 II. No. SIS Market stree
| ACE MANTILLAS AND POINTES,-A large lot
~ new style Lace Mantias and Points, rich in design
and Of superior quality have been reseved direct
from the importers aud will be sold small advance
JONES SHARP,
JuLe 1911, Ms, IS Market street.
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For the Delaware Republican


MIR. EEIToR IL have noticed lately 10 the
Republican, the names of several estimable
and Intelligent gentlemen of the Democratic
and American parties, whose claims and quali-
heations will be urged by their respective
friends for nomination for State and County
offices the ensuing year. In addition to those
mentioned for the office OF Sheriff in the Amer
lean party, permit an old Wing and American
to sug= est the name Of Outten d. Jester, Esq,
OF Fencader Hundred. He is wel-known
throughout the County OF New Castle as pos
sessing the capacity to discharge the duties.
on former occasion he was induced by
many friends to announce himself as candl-
date for nomination, and atterward had his
name withdraw, in order to promote the
harmony and success Of the party TO which he
IS ardently attached. 1t is to be hoped that
Mr.. J. will, in this instance, be the lucky indi-
vldual but, however, should the honor of the
nomination be given to another member OF
the party, there is no person who will mote
cheertnlly acquiesce or assist In the election
of the nominee. PENoADkR.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-31

IuGZAlSos
The Meriean Constitution Overthyopn-7The Fed
eraI Congress and the Supreme Court Broken
|. Up-Commonfort Declared .Absoilte Dictator.
New ORLEANS, Dec. 25.-By the arrival at
this port to-day Of the steamer Tennessee the
Picayune is In receipt of intelligence from
Vera Cruz to the 2lst inst, and corresponding
dates from other portions of the republic
The news is Of the highest Importance.
The constitution of the country had been
overthrow, the Federal Congress and Su-
preme Court broken up and dispersed, and
Commonfort declared absolute dictator, with
power to call an extraordinary Congress. The
whole capital was in arms, aud other munich
palties, including Vera Cruz, had given in
| their prompt adhesion to the new order oil
things.
The revolution in the city of Mexico took
place on the 18th inst. The movement was q
sudden. bold and daring one, and crowned
with the most complete success. II was plan
ned by Commonfort and then entrusted TO Gen.
PaeE, who carried it triumphatly into execu-
tion without any active resistance on the part
OF the people. Indeed, the latter eyinced
their JOY in various ways, and unhesitatingly
hailed Commontort as their supreme ruler.
There were but few arrests made, though
among the few were several men of distinc-
ion.
number Of the ministry sent in their re-
sig nations the same day.
The latest aivices from the city are contain
ed in a letter to the Picayune, dated 18th inst,
which represents, ''eyerything as going ON
we'll"
Later advices from Yucatan are also furnish
ed. The country continued distracted by civil
war.
Sisal, which at the previous dates was in
possession of the Canpeachy troops and in
state Of blockade, had been captured by the
Reaationistsi but 1t was again retaSen by the
former and a strong force of good troops were
stationed at that point to defend it from fur
Their assaults.
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tbs News OF GENERAL WALRER's Cap
TuRE AT New 0RLEASs.-Nep Orleans, Dec.
28.-The news Of the capture of Gen. Walker
officer, was received in this city with general
indignation. An announcement of the fact
was made to the audiences at Spaulding and
Rogers amphitheatre and the st. Charles
theatre, Immediately on its receipt, and caused
great execration.
Calls have been issued for mass meeting
to be held tomorrow, at II O'Clock, NJ, for
the purpose of considering the act.
An intense excitement prevails here In ia
vor of Immediately reinforcing Col. Anderson,
who holds possession OF Fort Castillo.
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.,,,, WtLMtNGTOE. IRcKMBBR /, is57 I
'HE Animal Eiesiop for Eleven Directors to ssrya
the ensuing yeAr W Ii be held ut the BANKING Honse
or thc +th du{ Of January, 1855, between the
fiso o,Gt. SsAi,L BInDIE ra.biar
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CLOTHING EMPORIUM,
9 MIrksk StTJstbsLoto Third. WiLmtnk Ro1

No 70 Markst StrGstbsloiO Third, Wilmington
IA NHE SUBSCRIBER RESPECTFULLY
IA iutOrmsthe Publ 10 that he hasnnw on hand
@ sens mt I'D stand, No. 76 Market Street be;
ow rhrd street, HIS Stock comp all the diherent
kinds aud patti of Goats, Vests and Pants, quail
worn,and made The best manner, and will be sold
ow. good of loths, CRsslmersand Vest
ugs constantly and which WILDE madeup to order
ha6estttyle am tnalleases warranted to Mt and
ALSO, an assortmentof Stocks, Shirts, Collars DO
June 2DzM. EDWARD MOORE.
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Nov Jo-tI. - No, "a MRrket-st, WllmnYton, Del
LIGHTS FOR THE HARD TINES.
THE subscriber woud announce that he has purchas
ethe Soe right for the state Of Delaware, for vend
ing KNAPP,S PATENT ROSIN OIL LAMPS, which
will give as brilliant sht as ere nuid wick gas
burner at a cost Of One THIRD OF CENT PSF HOUR
The light is perfectly steady and mellow and what
more imp tanl ntrel free from any possibility q ex
hight At ,th the usual cost, will call at his store
This agent will take pleasure in satisfying themO
the truth oil thu above sntement.
CLEMENT b. 5MYTH, so Market STU.
Wilmi ngton Del
az sole agent fer Delaware, Nov 10 III
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ALL persons having GUNS, PISTOLS ar LOCKS,
ieit y W shop igE sPlts hereby not 70 cal and
paw o mem nnd take them away, by the I'D Of January
next 1855, otherwise they will be sold in or or 10 DAY
onRrKes UhOBERT wAtSNEH.
= - Al-eG IVA Shipley-s tTeet.
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TURNED UP AoArS.-Lucy Stone refuses to
pay her taxes ut Orange, N. z, on the old
revolutionary principle Of 'no taxation without
representation and the collector is about to
levy on her goods.
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OahImers fpr NIcn and BOys Wear.
A pLAkGE lot of CASHIERS suitable for Coats anC
rants, excel ent in quality, and very reasonable "
grins have Just be opened at No s. Market 1t JONES
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| A mn perfectly understanding gfHxbg and dairTinS.
no ca ing 5gisls9,95y reg en- iny Is WILL
cyes, Are dy Stocked hear Of good chagc ~ APP
p ying to WIN. BUSH,
lee a. 2nn. ~ =" " -.
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lAKMEK n ANTEI

A rsrapt who r a fUod and experienced Farmer, fora
Farm 81 isl AcreF, Witch high of oulti.
n s agd Thn q miles q the cit Of Wilmington
DEL; OHe Wbo nhderHIAngs tue h nag0ent OF uok and
milk naify pfeleHFd Possession gwen next ssIh OF
March. apply to JOHN A. GRlE FIN, No. SCI Marked
stcel' w lhN8iUn, Dsl. Dec ih-tw.
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lNdb'n,IdlE.

"a =. u, El,DRlDGE, takes this opportunity OF
IA Informing MS nufneruuJ friends and the public
Hh genefal " that ne has removed his Clothing Elm
NM PoIluWHom tue =. b. corner of Seventh and Mar
no. het streets e. Che smut street, above THIRD. cor
mal where ne has opened with entire new stock,
Nlch embraces all the articles usually k0pt in his line
oi busihesB Citizens and sTang are patonnrIy i'm
Vifsd tngive him cal before purohss ing elsewhere
NEW FALL AND WINTER 1JFSY I5O0.5 :
ne attention 81 purchasers invte cd 10 The beau tfu
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ceaI Und or Cover.

LIE subscribers have Locust Mountain Goa of all sizes
del o2yer Also, on hand Lehigh, Broken, Egg, stove
anu N"t coal For sale At the lowest market prices
nao ,,- ,r g. d u, w. BUSH,
0eG SL-lI. French Street Wharf
w ANTED.-A situation bya Dai.yTnan and family,
VINO nav taken charge OF dairy OF as Cows tie
m * ag ean EiEa tue best Of references. Apply to
-, m AZ IAhhETT. Shipey street, Wilmington, or
tne subscriber az Hopege Post Office Chester ontn-
ty. IA. At-tI. GEnPIsE hrCI
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Cloths, olssmeres & vestin9s.
1 FULL as,ormsut OfVonds fDr Men and lsovs w,
~ .s os Just oern "Psned, by JONES & SHARP,
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cbnSHnptSs, do not despair till you have tried AYKns
CHERnr PEcToRAL 1t Is made by one Of lie hest medical
chemists in the world and its all around us espSk
the high merits Of Its virtues - PHILADELPHIA Le6oer
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Beautiful HarEess.-Wm. Il. Drew, who is
located ut New Garden, has acquired reputa-
tiop for the excellent manner in which no ex-
ccutes bis work. About three years ago he
established himself in that vicinity, and we
are pleased to hear that he has received
liberal share of pstronage from the people of
the neiubborhood and adjacent country. A few
DAYS AGO we were SHOWN at his Establishment a
sci of harness for light use which were equal
in point OF beauty, durability, finish and style
10 any manufactured in Philadelphia or other
large cities.
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Ty9 ZANE aS to The premises of the subscriber in
s.a Der "a red heer calf, with nu az lis no SCI
WI soe SIX Or seven months old Tho owner Is Teanes
'a axe itSwdy' STEPHEN &. BLACKWELL
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Wanted.

FOR nc ensuing year 1858, Teacher, one ihoropghy
yaraDs tmutAos. SqAfy from S3-5 G4d0. Coco efer-
snoes req lfti App catton u dddrassed 10 the Trps
AID, lee I7,S.s,
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steel pen, whereas il Is well known that, at the
time of their date, 1894, steel pens were NOT
then in use.
I'm Old ettizea Gone William Clark died
at his residence in this city, on Tuesday morn
ing last. He was "a years of age, and is said
10 have been the Oldest man in Whining tom
He was familiar with our city, when but viii
lage, and witnessed Its growth and prosperity
with feelings Of pleasure. He was a member
OF the Presbyterian church, an upright honor
able man, and enjoyed the esteem and respect
of all who knew him. Few leave behind a
fairer name, or will be more gene rally remem-
Oered for their integrity and uDpretending and
unostentatious bearing in the walks and duties
Of life.
Shochsng .decidsnt.-A child of John Morri-
son was scalded so badly on Saturday last, as
to cause its death on Sunday. Mrs. Morrison
had gone out for some purpose, leaving her
little daughter aged some three or four years,
and her son aged about 10 months, in charge
of servant girl, and on returning was sur
prised to find her infant scalded in terrible
manner, while the girl was not to be found,
having fed when the accident occurred. Per-
sons can not be too careful of their children,
as this is the third death that has occurred
within few days from fire or boiling water.
Exhibitions. sabbath School exhibitions
seem to be the order of the day. The Asbury
NJ. +. Sabbath School will give an exhibition
on Friday evening; the Nazareth NJ. E. School
at New Castle, the NJ. e. Sabbath School at
Middletown, the NJ. E. Sabbath School al
Delaware City, and also the St. Paul's NJ. E.
Sabbath School at Odessa, will on Thursday
evening. They have each prepared interesting
programmes, and we hope they will be libe rail-
patronized.
Lectaro.- The sixth lecture of the winter
course, before the Willow Grove Public
School, will be delivered in the Christiana
School House, on Friday evening next, Jan,
lst., 1868, at 7 O'Clock, by Rev. Nicholas Pat
terson OF this city. Subject photography"
AL are invited to attend.