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PROPOSALS. FOR PAVING

l. NDl1D1T srEEaT. T.u,
CsN1oA1o aug I, 17ea-
Pub Ii WORM prtil II \ II. ADEDA9: AnEpa1 y b.
tnt p.1,n{ ~lth wooden h'ock psvataent. VI lco:I
It .eet from KipEe Eroet % M1cniksn street. accord
lie tptp ctEcx1lot1 on fe In TILL o4co-
Ssid tr.uvene1t vii be paid Tor from ths sseetal
atMMmfn: les7ed to defssy IL eost vneh rhe aaune
PIppa 81 mus. b. aad.rsspd to ths Hoard Of Puhltc
Works. tnto11tt F7opo4A,a for FAv4nt He!eett
REeet" Each It'd must Be x coE1 1Anit4 With boad
ct 9tto amount With .etlsa t. b. approved hy log
Bore &ua artr<in1 ,he e1hcrton OF sutf1ct IN &c
Tho Epxrn 1eas ve tho right 70 Hj ct any O ~
fttf end ro hid Nau BE- atce1taa nnieka tho
j. g. G1H0K1G.
FRED. LETA
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nnIssgs.1nt Ecatd OF FuhliE W.fkA.
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HAVANA, AND VERA CRUZ
4 l rne American aad ue1.caa NAL etc1m.
5plo Comp&1y M aesr1s@a sasi. EsN ~ 81
e'8'o The Int and 18Th Of eaca Mouth. u-
Fin, n.atXht or tssakc spoY 70 EHA8. A. NHlt.
Ell kfs- ~ urcadsxy R--7oFK ny&1s6Aen soe
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Chicago Gribn1re.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 9. 1s6s.
;TEXAS.

Proclamation Of Governor
Hamilton.
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Or, C. l.. Spencerss
sr,p-snt Odou.elAlaG for tbs teeth. It GEE 1.-THE
..r~ hr,r srt3clex n clex,4iEK ard preserving the
ttetb en-. oaered to the puhEt ane u TsEzsrsed 70
nora:n no Add Or AM other in&reent u ths ieaat
sc.u.ous u the teeth. cake Of superior tooth
nts.e accompanies e.eh bottle ca
G. L. 6pENcKB l. CO.. szor't-to'rs
Providence, z. l.
nyuas. uAKrEs t CO., Esx Eork, Sole Agents,
% Etoo, all orders ahould ba Anhreath-
tuEto csA~Su.
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Etgal.

NTGRTGAGE BALa-Wk=reas,
lH1 David Z pavts d.. IN the trst dA1 Of March.
4 .. lst5 fxscute and delv.s e ~ naasssixa4
bcaf1rf dStn 5hs taf and Iebf aforstd o. Aad apo6
dc rlt1nsea hereiuaftef oeacttoad to aecua ~ pa
set ostE aud cescrhed on Hhieh tbern fe-azf39 an9
I d an1std the son Of ahaut Oca 1nonkaaa f1Ffgs
.:st t1J Ct altre1. 1S9. nalea rnH:x2ye Y say y
ca.ted II .as RstoctsTs Once o{ Cook County Iaa
AID sberess, detsal: aaa bssn R1ds Il tae gay@sat
Io:{ce Is hefcn7 K17ea. t1At b. T1tne u TN poNE
nd antaorisy vestea in taso mas;snSna Nhs aae9
1Ar, ahal the thk1Ilsth 80 b dAJ OF AuEu1t A
D.. lss5, ~ 80 o'cGek u .aa Aefaoon % 1Aa aa1s
Chicago In tho Conny OF Cock Aforesaid. seH hs pub.
tic n7clon TO tho hixaess thd, sor easn 1u4isct q
tks tq1:t7 cf redemption. thn uTn1&aea GnacrhoA N
:EStSarEyM pY 1.ta nd::gaxa, e ~: Lot t.eaS.
.csroa 70 Chic.kg u Ete sei5 g "a s
y11a Nd sxpec1es of th!s sa!h. .x..~-.
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Hsvlnx been eured OF e1e1 saAtotth14 bf csaosa
facsrs 70 scnd sufferers fom sef Anu:f re ssas y
~ ~ rnrn nnaotdal ttt ne4 Win stamp. ". H. bTAE
LEY, r O. Drawer 64SS+ Catcako, 1at1o3.
nrtfH...,
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NOIICE.-My wifs, Mary Eve
.nse ~ nroTee1uan. All pcrtona 10 to;h q aan 20
hsTi,or ar kugs h.r rY A1t3r~ ~ ~ VII paY no
a. Ahts Il EeF contracting ,..r.v.,
fSt4ntd . JANae EAsrHAH.
GrAeeyu:s. Anfult 1th. 1s6l . elsnH sdp
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educational.
CCHOOL OF MINES, COLUM-
~ BLA CDLLE9E,
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CCHCOL OH NllNLC, NCA " Ill"
~ BLA CDLLE9E,
EAar FORTY NINTH ST. NET YORK.
FACULTY.:
FRBDEEI X r: EAE4AEp. 3 2 II D. pfe,
tIdens; IHt1MA as E8LEsEQS IT, ": At1frA3zy
aat MetallnsSy; ERAACIaA y!HEoN, T. Ae,:n1
sEa Arp4e1 CSfn1fs Il i6dN TpI:f:F.. Il p LIP.
n2san.: LHAFLEs A5oy, r. 2. o,n,rHl Snsfov
JohNH; IAN An AAnIAak 9 = u ~ NJ s;q, s@ss:ea' Or
The plzn Of thit schot embraces Il shtee VeNa
Course for lAe dex.ea Of EsaIS1xa o. AxEs q
EAenlL.oE or FuI4.soeUy. Instruction = Riyta u
H,sax a,i;1 xtchs3.es Fsys:e, gene .aa
Geo o,y M5ss l1s}y. Tseano1oGY. nias Gees;aes'
- aa NY pcsn1:desS4 ~ A.. ~ nn.t nssa
N t1amtr alton IA AElthnesie Algebra ae: rocisy
dfsrsea - ~ ana "a
ided with ~ .ssat ofi.
GrxTtn room, miner aloKtt4 AEd En1o1iC*t Eota
rrrs. ap3Al1frs, EIrnGe-ts, EnAsla. A2ssrT, e
session b'kt;s SgIG3 "a ri s so1tms
ill., xud ILL Fp1 further iafoxn,ation An4 ao5 cas-
@sExsES5f Dtaa Of "a: FaS1.ty.
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ITO CONTRACTORS IN
Tin and Copper Work.

III anu copper WDTK.
Sealed ptoroaGs Wit 10 rccavtd q rho on a o. the
Hopcr.p &c dent Ct tha lnn1 stAte Hospital Tar the
Ini2pe, at Jacksonville,
Until Wednesday, Sept, 9Th, 1855.
Per the TIE Rortng. Coppss Ga>tesu and Dorneoor.s
81 Tue es4t Wig o1 Ia: lnka.uton+ nov IN ptoceu
Il O O r n G.
Aeous rsae thtu4xnf nvo hundred $500 faak beAt
1N'nT oi crosR. charcoal recnoI IN, Pc. With
AtAntlaE krpotr aE1 to be dte9sed on ii u11er
1ace <ik + one coat OF good Hlne1Af paint
G q K r I Il g.
ksout four hundred 4rd r:n. (4og fset nnGs-, ps
.euEt~~a h. corns. *pd two t-et IN vidth
d "N EFoDTS.
About four hu, tstn eknsY nve ta8 ree Y,nr tncacs
IN tknsts eEd naAss nt tsrelvH IT, ppef 10 tx m
lshec II .s,;pS q r.: orr ono fouI tncn ap.rt-
rnsn tse trst Of Hov~lbxs Tbs vnTr Ia f,e nhisci
70 Tie q prevail Of su.As fEEAY, Efchii.etz
JesksHNvtjN I6FNth -" -uT-t5s - HAn
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FDR 5TABGf0,
i 10. FOR LIBERTY KEe M HUUaK
OYTIm OF Tm HcA NJ % FuHLto woEKx.}
in1nAso. ArE. ~ 19aa
Bosrc 1f Fnbac works until II 4. II sATdRDAf.
ApR i1h for thu built nE Of Bx.' ttao'e y sssz
FRET. aEd .oy Tbs repairs OF tte Bnxina Hoase AZ
heeu:d!ax 10 plan and specifc&rors On hls IN thts
pE1ca.
ptopotsA Euxt b. a6tsea&ed 70 the Boxfa Of Public
NO II, lncntsed "pfopc1Al for ttA9le. &t. EbMt1
Eak1hn Bpute" and ACc o2nlt0 With his d Hs1 -tu
bond blAn1a 9ot which will pe farnishad BY 1ha
Scpxrkta Its x.ls b received ior tbs nason Work
snd ler 1te Car2eatH Wols 1os Eoalo feasTye ~
cepted un1 u The rsy etestE II saAl i've ev1ee1cs
sliifk tori to ste EoA d 1has he coEpe. snt sel
ahin trc r. ftts0cNtln J. g. S1SuEl&
FAKD LEIz,
o.. KOtE1
4usrkfs nj HpAr6 Of Fppilt Wo-Ex-
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Reported in favor Of ,hs psss,ge ot g q : orgy
panee ior opening alley through block ad b. .
A2a; Rsport coucurred in and ordinance passed by
ayes Ind noes as followe: e,, c,rt.r
Ayts-Ald- Kn!ekesbceket, shl1a2. II ssdsn''
k;Pn 1sg Ffisbss Mswsfa aeassd, as eiSs R1sy
RutreiL. HuntieJ. Fran7eu, Ptoudfoof, no'tnsef,
Roh, Lawson, ahsekfotd. cas1-'
-soss-None. Aiso,;. ~.
Renc,ted in tavor & the pas{sgs q a. oltin anss
r. saewsk ,at o. tas1 y Hs9r,on E,ud sset 'e '4'
Rspn1t ecnen11ed in and oroinance pissed BY
svts II noes as follows.
Misk,l ssog. Mmssae
Esnr. MaliWork. Hstch. 3hetxln. Moore, Rte-
tsety, @ Fiepee, Woodard, Ta1eott, HOLDEN. BltoI,
Russell, Hnntley, FFanzeu, Proud.oot, notEnges,
Ruh, Law!on. eharkford, cla.k-as-
Reported again.t the extension OF #hise street
W. a;d. II Holden q nayedso lay over and publish.
a To ihe a.yor and Aldermen Of the City Of Chi
cago, in Common Council assembled:
Yonf Con- m1ttee o1 sueels aaa Aiese, =. ~ -,
| Boufd pI Pnbnc Works, Recommending the e1
| terk1cp Of West White aiteet west 70 L1fSa5ee
street, having tad the eane under ads1sement, oeI
isaye 10 report that tneY hsye given the suolsc'
their esftfM cousfdcration, and can1os sss ~ ~
pubI1s necessity, or eoryentencs, M feaa,5si aI5i
ssId extension u The pzea n nnaS. Lues{ ss{ehhae
also represent that tae cn1sns er o, @ @onnos,on tr
H. measure; iha1 teey arc generally o. son peo5 y
- rlssA On whom 1hc necessary - ss|e+.1,
The prtsent tune would ~ ea,nn3end ihst ta1
s,5ss II T9ss street b deferred un'
4 H. uie tiGe. a.n suAcKYoan,
L.. RonERT CLARE.
! :. Committee.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-11-14
ANOVHER SERIES OBJ MAIL ROB-
BERRIES.

The Newark IN. J.) Daily Advertiser of
wednesday evening says:
Tho Post-otfice Department have. for
some time past suspected a young man en-
ployed on the postal railroad car, ON the
route between the cities of Washington and
Jersey City, of secreting and embezaling
letters containing yaluables. With view
OF discovering the correctness of these sus
picions, decoy letters were sent, and by
means of these the fact was proved that this
clerk was guilty of the practices of which
he had been suspected. The special agent
OF the department who had charge of the
investigation into the case made oath before
commissioner Whitehead that on or about
the 25th day of October this clerk did secrete
and embezzle certain letters which came into
ms possession, and which were intended to
pe conveyed by post, the said letters con-
tanning notes to the value of twenty-six dol.
lars and thirty cents, and that the said crime
was committed at some point within the
state OF New Jersey and on said postal
route between Washington and Jersey City,
in the State of New Jersey.
Tho commissioner issued his warrant
several days ago, and the young man was
arrested by the agent of the department, just
as he was leaving the house in order to make
arrangements for the funeral of his father,
but at his earnest solicitation lie was per
mitted to attend these sacred rites, and yes.
terday came forward and presented himself
before the commissioner, by whom he was
bailed in the sum of five thousand dollars to
appear at court" ...
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-11-14
--a-s-s's-
AN INTEIsnsTING w0RIS.

Rev. Thomas G. Murphy, late Chaplain
of the First Delaware Veteran Volunteers,
has in course of preparation Il history OF
that Regiment from the time Of its organi2a-
ton to its disbandmcnt after the close ot The
war. II will contain an account Of the
marches, battles, incidents, promotions, and
the names of all the officers and men who
have ever been connected with the Regi,
ment. Mr. Murphy is equal to u task OF this
kind, as he was so long associated with that
organization
The work will be issued the latter part Of
December. II will be published by suhscrip-
tion, and will only be furnished to subscribers.
1t will he full of interest to the late members
and their friends, and will he valuable as Il
historical record, perpetuating, as it will,
the deeds of the old First Delaware We
have seen some of the advance sheets, and
they give promise of an excellent history,
Subscriptions can he left with Boughman,
Thomas Il Co., Il. $. II. Butler Booksellers,
and G. W Haven, canyasser No. 40i Mar
ket Street. Price Sc 90 per copy.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-11-14

given TO his mind by this famous believer in
the worlds credulity. The second number
of Switzerland in Summer and Autumn, y
is the continuation of one of those delightful
papers which only appear in Blackwood'-
Miss Maioribanks is also continued with
increasing interest. An nanicle on "Giacomo
Leopard, n celebrated Italian writer, hut
little known 10 people OF the English tongue,
with some extracts from his works, will
command the attention of all readers "The
Laying of tic Atlantic Cable y by Henry
o'Neil, who was with the late expedition for
that purpose, while avoiding all scientific
details, gives an interesting account of the
doings on board of the Great Eastern.
Blackwood and the four leading British
Reviews are republshed in this country hy
Messrs. l.. Scott " Co., No. IS Walker Street,
New York.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-11-14

Our Mutual Fsiend-We have received
from the publishers, T. d. Peterson g. Brother,
Philadelphia, Dickens new work, enti-
tied, "0ur Mutual Friend.n This story is
regarded as the authors best production. It
is written with unusual care, in order to
produce a well balanced and probable tale,
and the whole plot is developed In a superior
manner. One of the characters, Si'as Wegg,
is as great an original as Dickens ever drew
and his friend Venus is only too good for
such society. "Our Mutual Friend,n him
self reticent and mysterious, is elaborated to
degree, but not too much The story con.
tains n great deal Of humor, and ourliterary
friends will find II very interesting. 1t may
be procured at the store of Il. s. r. Butler,
No 490 Market Street, in this city.
A .fe,o young men can find pleasant board
ing a. No. sld Shipley street by making early
application. nov7-3t
Water Renters Take Notice.-All persons
who have sold property during the present
year, must give notice in writing, at the of
iice of the Water Department, Tenth and
King streets, on or before the 30th day of
November, and insert in the notice the name
of the person purchasing the property,
otherwise they will be held liable for the rent
of the next year. Also, all persons who
may wish 10 ulScontlnue the use OF the water
or any portion of il, must give notice as
above, and pay &e for cutting off the pipes,
as no alteration will be made in any bill af-
ter that date. A. PRiToHARD,
Superintendent of Water Works
October 4th, 1S65.-2m.
Hats, Gaps and Trunks. Our readers will
find an excellent assortment of Hats, Capa
and Trunks, at the store of q. A. Stowell u
Brother, South East corner of Third and
Market Streets, in this city, which they are
selling at prices'to suit the times Their hate
and caps are got up in the latest styles, and
finished in the hest possible manner. Call
and examine their stock before purchasing
elsewhere oct6-tf
Boots and Shoes. We invite the attention
Of our readers to the large and well selected
stock of Boots and Shoes, to be found at the
store of G. A. Stowell & Brother, southwest
corner of Third and Market streets, In this
city. Ladies' Gentlemen, Misses and Child
rem can purchase the most elegant articles,
at extremely low prices. These gentlemen
are polite and obliging to customers, and
will take pleasure in showing their stock to
such as may give them a call. oct8-tf
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-11-14
THE u,sroRIcAL SOCIETY.

We are pleased to learn from the proceed
ings of this Society, published elsewhere,
that its members feel so much encouraged in
their labors The renting of room for
their exclusive use, where they may safely
and appropriately arrange their collection,
already quite large, of relics and valuable
works, is step in the right direction, and
one which will certainly prove of great adj
vantage to the Society While we are glad
to know that even with small membership
the Society has been able to accomplish a
great deal, we yet trust that others of our
citizens will feel interest and pride enough
in the history of our little State to lend n
willing and generous cooperation to the cf
forts now making, under favorable auspices
for its preservation and calculation
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-11-14
PRECAUTIONS AGAINST CHOLERA

DR.. Thomas Conway sends us the follow
ing plan, which he suggests should be adopt
ed in our city at the earliest possible mo
ment:
Organize central sanitary board or com
mission, with the Mayor, if you choose (by
virtue of his otiice), as president, and let
every ward have a representative in this
board.
Organize, also, in every ward, sanitary
board, in which every precinct has repre-
sentative, and let this board he auxiliary to
the central sanitary board.
Organize, also, in every precinct a com.
mission, in which every block has its repre-
sentative, and let this commission be auxil.
larry to the ward commission.
Organize, also in every block, sanitary
board, in which its varied interests are rep
resented, and let this be auxiliary to the
precinct commissions; and,
Finally, let every family act as auxiliary
to the block commission.
The great object 10 be accomplished
through these organizations is the thorough
cleaning OF tho city, and this we'll done,
venture to predict comparative exemption
from cholera By cleaning the city, do
not now mean the streets-this is already
provided for--but l mean the cellars and
vaults and house-drains, and every nook and
corner to which the public authorities have
no access. Let every cellar and vault be
whitewashed, and every foul drain be cleans.
ed with quick-lime.
few words as to the operations of these
different sanitary commissions The family
being an auxiliary to the block commission,
after performing the work, will report to the
block commission to which they belong. The
block commission reports to the precinct
board, which, in turn, when the precinct is
cleaned, reports to the ward commission,
who, when the ward is cleaned, in turn re.
ports to the central commission, to be re.
ported, when all are cleaned, to the people
at large-the cleaning of the entire city,
With these organizations the work will be
thorough; and each family, while attending
TO their own affair of cleansing, can rest as
sured that the same precautionary measures
are in operation all around them. Phtlada.
Press.
The above contains good advice for this
city.-ED.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-11-14
THE MAGAZINES.

The Atlantic Monthly for November is nm
excellent number. The article on "Alcxnn-
der Hamilton, by C. G. Hazcwell, is well
written defence of that great Statesman, and
re-states some Of his leading political views
which for years have been mis-apprchcndcd
In the course of the article, the writer men
tions as a fact, what we have never seen
stated before, that Hamilton was the author
Of Washington's Farewell Address Robert
Dale Owen contributes ghost story, entitled
"Why the Putkammer Castle was destroy
ed,'' which he makes the medium of giving
to the public some of his peculiar notions
about spiritualism. "The Visible and In.
visible in Libraries" by Mrs. r. c. Water
ston, is charming reverie. Whittier aban-
dons his war muse, and, something after the
manner of the olden time, the Quaker poet
sings of 1.-THE Peace Autumn" The article
on ''Jeremy Bentham, is by John Neal, Of
Portland. The author is now very old
man, and this must be the excuse for the
egotism which crops out on almost every
page. Aside from this the paper is highly
interesting, The thousands who have been
on the field of Gettysburg will read the dis
eription by Trowbridge with emotions OF
pleasure. "Dr.Johns, by Donald G. Mitch
ell, is continued. The other articles in this
number are as follows:-" Letter to a Young
Housekeeper, by C. P. Hawes; "Rodophe
Topfer," by II. NJ Fletcher; "a Farewell
to Agassiz," by DIR. o. w. Holmes; "The
Chimney Corner, by Mrs. Stowe; "The Pro.
gress of the Electric Telegraph, by George
B, Prescott, and " The Rhyme OF the Mas
ter's Mate by Brownel, (we suppose, }
which is not equal to his reputation. The
publishers announce that in the December
number they will commence the publication
of new novel by Charles Reade. Tick
nor d Fields Boston
Blackwood's Edinburg Magazine for Oe-
tober opens with Part ii Of the " Memoirs
of the Confederate War for independence, y
by Heros Won Borcke, Chief of Staff TO Gen
]. E. b. Stuart Won Borcke was tone of
the brayest of the brave, " according to his
own account, and the poor Yankees were in
terror wherever he appeared with his "bright
Damascus blade" He gives us his adveh-
lures in this number during the Seven Days
Fight on the Peninsula, and the campaign
against General Pope after McClellan's de-
ieat. He tells his story Auently, but we
greatly fear Won Borcke in his youth read
the adventures Of that wonderful soldier,
Hieronymus Karl Friedrich Won MUNICH
hausen, and has never been able entirely 10
eradicate the early impression and direction
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-11-14
MARRIED,

HuME-WHITE.-on Thursday, Noveni.
her 9th, in Trinity Chapel, by Rev. Chas.
Breek, JAMES HUME and SARAH L. WHITE,
all OF this city.
November 9th, in Trinity Parsonage, 6y
Rev. Charles Breck, GKoRaR RoBINsoN and
SUSANNA SMPsoN, all of this city.
JONES-DELANEY. Thursday. No.
yember 9th, in Trinity Parsonage, by Rev.
Chas. Breck, HENRY JONES and HRsTER
ANN DELANEY, all of this city.
TRoTTEN-ARMSTRONG.-On Tuesday
morning, October 31st, at the residence Of
the BRIDES father, Wilmington, Delaware
by tho Rev. Ohas Breck, JOHN TRoTTEN,
formerly OF Baltimore, to Miss TILlIE C.,
daughter OF Andrew Armstrong, Esq.
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GALE OF Y. .. A. GENERAL HOS
- plTAL BUILDINGS.
oEpoE or A. O. NJ,
Wilmington, Del, October 10Th, lS65
by direction OF the QuaTtermsster General u s. the
Frame BarrReks known as Tiltou u. A. Genara ills.
ptsl located at tins Ninth and Tatna greets
Wilmington, Dei will be sold at Public Auction on The
premises, on
WEDNESDAY, THE 10th DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1893,
AT 10 O'CLOCK, A. NJ, yiii
Corridor fronting on West Street, 333x10 fee,
Wards A, u, G, D, Y and T. each about lBlxgO fsol.
Guard Quarters on Delaware Avenue, bs1.O Get
Guard ouArters on West street, 5I2i6 feet
6lHlb feet, two stories high.
carfsqtsr shop adloinins Tank House, slxi6 feet
SommitsAry, ll2x20 feet
Together with all the Shelving and Iueaa Lumter,
1000 feet Of Gas and Water Iipe, with Hxtures.
10 Rlds Plankv for Dining TAblo.
u Trasgsls for Dining Table.
" Benches, common woodenl
10 Tables.
POI table Wash Boilers
Large Cast Iron Patent Range
IA Cast Iron Bath Tubs.
Large Cedar Water Tanks
Iron Boiler in Tank House.
n same day. alter the above sale will be sold at the
following articles OF QuarteTnastar's siorse vis,
Bsnshsht Dining RoOm) Brace
Cylinder stove. SCI Bsneb pI.ns.
q Tables, Dining Rooln.) bench Vice.
oes 9s neat,nB pio'en pair Conipasses
~ i1a stove ripe: Compass saw
dTsa 1tns 10. T.bIe sto'o ripe Claw Hammer
Suiea t Anute' ~. Drawing kniie
Augur hlts' Glue Pot.
Hand saw. Q spAnnsrs
hseheL screw dor IIosal
Kip BAw. / Cana ChisI
stsel equars. . Cnai Huda
sGew priVel' IA Fire Ladders
sAw Fles, 0rindstono.
lennon bAW 1 Platform Srnias
tet lennon Chssls. 8 pAifa pine 1,nnn
Al Buckets tWOudenl Slide Wllencb h''
80 feet Gum Hose sion Kev
Branch Pipe. Wrench
Coupling, (tor Hose.) stop Water Wr,,1
Nipple Aiof Hose) WorneT
rKRMs-Oash in. u. 8. Currency.
.,z q. II. GALLAGHER
ort4-m Capt. a a. Q, NJ.
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Id NGIsTEn,R OFFICR.

IN Nav CAarLB COUNTY, sept. a7th, 1905
Upon tho application Of James l., DeYou and Jsaac l.
Deyou, Executors Of ths last VIII and james
L. Devou, late Of Wilmington Hundred lu said Couniy
deceased tits ordered and directed by the Register that
ne Exec unfs aforesaid, give notice of the granting o
tho date Of granting thereof by causing adrertsenens
to BE- posted within forty days from The date OF such
Letters IN SIX Of the most public places Of the County Of
new Castle requiring all persons having dem nds against
the estate 10 present the same abide by an Act Of AS
semby In such made aud provided And also cAHe
the same to be inserted within the same period ln me
Delaware State journal and Salesman, newspaper pub.
sned In Wilmington, and To Ia continued therein TWO
months - '"'
t~l dlven under the hand aud seal OF onlee Of the
l.. Register Aforesaid, at New Castle In New Castle
49, County Aforesaid, the day aud year above written
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