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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-08-31
EhITCn NOrIoE-No. 100.

Notice is hereby given, that D. Skinner and 9TH
ers have filed their petition in this office, praying
for the locating establishing aud constructing Of a
ditch, drain, water-course under the act 10 pro-
vide for locating, establishing and constructing
81, 1861, commencing ab0ut one-half mile east of
the south end Of the Hull Prairie Road in the south
ditch of the Green Encampmeut Road, in section
l2, town 5, range 10 thence west to west side of
the Hull Prairie Road thence north in said west
ditch, far enough to make good and sufficient
outlet, and to end in Pratts Rarine. That the en-
ginecr has made due report, setting forth the avail
ability and necessity of said ditch and that said
petition will be for hearing before the Commission
ers OF Wood County, on the 25th day of Septem-
Der, 1866.
GEO. n. PARSONS, Auditor.
Auditors Office. Wood Co., o.,
Perrysburg, August %, 1856. lSdsT so
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TIE ONO srATE FAIR.

The Ohio state Board Of Agriculture hold
their Annual State Fair at Dayton, on Sop
tcmber %, %, % and %, 1866. The grounds
are being put in admirable condition, and
the location is uncxcellod. Tho Dayton aud
Michigan llailroad.will carry visitors to the
Fair at ono.hnlf the regular rates. We shall
take occasion to refer moro fully TO the
Fair in our next issue.
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ENITOn N0TnCE-No. os.

Notice is hereby given, that William Ward and
others have fled petition in this office, praying
for the locating, establishing and Constructing of
ditch, drain, water course, under the act To pro-
vide for locating, establishing and constructing
bitches, drains and water courses, passed MARCH,
81, 1861, commencing at the southeast corner OF
the northwest quarter of section 49, township 8
range 9, and running in northeasterly direction
and emptying into Ditch No. 2, about one and one
half miles below. The required surveys have
been made, and the engineers report is filed in
fore the Commissioners of Wood County, on the
25th day of September, 1855.
GEO. N. PARSONS, Auditor.
Auditors Office, Wood Co., o.,
Perrysburg, August %, 1866. 1886
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nITCU NOTICE. .-Nstice is hereby given
II to all those concerned that there has been a
petition ilcl with the Clerk Of Weston Township,
asking the Trustees of said township TO locate and
establish ditch. drain, or water-cOurse cOmmenc-
ing at the termination of a ditch (located hy the
Glead Corporatian) in the towu of Giload ON the
north side Of Front street, at the intersection Of
Front aud Mill streets, and running thence In a
northeNsterly direction, on the south side OF the
Saw-mill owned -by James Purdy, aud through
lands owned oy said James Purdy, TO the Ma0mee
River, an there terminate. Said petition will be
for hearing ON MONDAY, Septcmbec H. $50, at
10 O'clock A. NJ, at tho store Of Pratt y linsdale,
in the town ot Cilcad.
GE0R3E HlNBERLlN, Twp. Clerk.
Weston TIP, August q, lS66 lSe'
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DITCEI NOTICE-No. tOI.

I'd
Notice is hereby given that Robert McClan and
others have filed petition in this office, praying
for the locating, establishing and constructing of a
ditch, drain, water course, under the aok pro-
vide for locating, establishing and constructing OF
bitches, drains and water-cuurses, passed March
p, 1861, commencing at or near the line Of Henry
County, ON the northwest quartz. of section / g.
town ), range Q, and running in noTtherly direc-
tiol through sections IS and Of said township
Weston, to ravine emptying into the Maumee
River, and following said raviae until sufficient
outlet is obtained, aud there terminate. That the
engineer has made due report, setting iorth the
availability and uecessSty Of said ditch, and sai6
petition will b. for hearing before the Commissions
ers Of Weed County, on the 26th day Of Septem
Der, 1866.
GE0.N. PARSONS, Auditor.
Auditors Office Wood Co., o.,
Perrysburg, August %, 1866. 1887 50
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ID coo, ihe Rrhcl Elny.

A geuIleman inst returned from visit TO
Cugopper county Virginia, says that when
the hews of the lesult of the Philadelphia
Convention reached that section, rehe flags
We're h1iste,l in hcuor ol the event Very
few Uuiun AASs were displayed
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LooKING NoRrIlMAnp.

A prominent Unionist in Tuscaloosa Ala.
bama, writing to a friend at Washington,
says. We are silently waiting the issue
of the conflict now going on in The loyal
States. and praying for the suecess of tie
party which bore 10 old llog through the
rebellion. II they fail wemay take onr beds
Cor here there viii DO no rest or the solos
Of our feel."
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TNIIS work, for genial humor, tender pathos
4 startling interest and attractive beauty, stands
peerless and alone among all its competitors. The
Valiant and Brave-hearted, the Picturesque and
Dramatic, the Witty and Marvellous the Tender
and Pathetic. The Roll of Fame and Story, Camp,
Picket Spy, Scout, Bivouoc and Siege Startling
Surprises Wonderful Escapes. Famous Words
and Deeds OF Woman, and the whole Panorama OF
terry manner, at once historical and romantic, rem
derng 1t the most ample, brilliant and readable
book that the war has called forth.
Amusement as well as instruction may be found
in every page, graphic detail, brilliant wit and
authentic history are skillfuy interviewer in this
work of literary art.
This work sells itself. The people are tired of
dry details and partisan works, and want some
thing humorous and romantic. We have agents
clearing over $500 per month. Send for circulars,
and terms and proof of the above assertion.
Address S. f. JUNKIN & CO.,
lSU 173 Race street, Cincinnati, Ohio
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The Union pnrty Of PennsyIynnln.

Private advices received from all parts
or Pennsylvania, unite in saying that the
Union party will carry that State in October
by an unprecedented majority. Judge KEL.
LEY, who, when he left Washington, cstima-
tod that the Congressional delegation would
stand unchanged, now writes to friend
that the Unionists will probably gain three
mninbrrA.
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ASIATIC CHOLERA In CHINA
AIM oST EVERY CASE
CURED WITH PAIN KILLER 1!
[From Rev. R. TelrOrd, Missionary in China.

tFrom Rev. r. Telford, Missionary in China
WAsHINGrOS, Pam, June Is, 1865.
Messrs. PERRY DAVIS Sos, Provdence, r. l..
Dear Sirs During residence of some ten years
as a missionary in Siam and China, found your
Vegets BILE Pain Killer a most valuable reuiedy for
that fearful scourge, the Cholera.
In administering the medicine, found il msst
effeetual to give teaspoOnful of Pain Killer in
gill of hot water sweeiened with sugar then, after
about fifteen minutes, begin 10 give a tablespoon.
ful Of the mixture every minute until relief
was obtained. Apply hot applications to the ex-
tremities Blthe the bowels aud stomach with the
Pain Killer, clear AMI rub the limbs brisSly. or
those who had the Cholera. aud took tho medicine
faithfully in ihe way stated above, eight out Of ten
R. TELFoRD;
~ II attacked with Darrhea, Dysentery, or
Cramp Collie, don't fail to use the Pam Killer.
Sold by all Medicine Dealers.
Price, 2Se., 5oc., and 81 per hottie.
tsy- For sale by Pzok & II HAMuroS, Perrysbarg;
LEWIS & BRo., Tontogany A. ], GARnIREk 4
do, aud Druggists everywhere. lie
CCHoOL EXAMINERS NOTICE.-The Board
- will hold their next regular session for the
examination of Teachers, at
Householders' Corners, Friday, Sept. T. 1866.
West MilIgrove, Friday, October 5, 1866.
Applicants need not apply for Special Exami-
nation, but are requested to attend the stated
meetings Of the Roard
All correspondence with the Examiners should
be directed to the undersigned, at Weston, o..
IL d. A. AVERY, Clerk.
CsOn A MONTHl-AGENT wanted for
@SU SIC sniirely NEG Grtiels., iast out; Al,
dress,O. T. CAREY, oity BuiidiRe' b'eas.ofoA
Maine, ffFN eVsIA
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gNITCm NOTIcn-No. loa.

Notice is hereby given, that A. A. Craudel and
others have filed petition in this office, praying
for the locating, establishing aud constructing of a
ditch, drau or water COURSE under the act 10 pro-
vide for locating, establishing and constructing
bitches, drains and water. courses, nasscd March
%, 1901, commencing at the southeast corner of
the southwest quarter Of section 33 in Plain Town"
ship, and running easterly along the line between
Plain AMI Liberty Townships, or as near thereto
as practicable, TIL il ntcrSeets the section line
road thence north along said road till it nersects
bitch No, H. and there termin ,tc. Also, branch
ditch, e0mmencing at the eastern terminus of said
proposed ditch and running North along the half
section line OF slid section So, or prao-
cable, till it interSectS Ditch No, IL, aud there
terminate. That the engineer has made due re-
port, setting fourth the availability aud necessity
OF said dioh aud said petition viii be for hear
iug before the Commissioners Of Wood Cornty,
on tho 2jth day Of September 1855.
GEO. n. PARSONS, Auditor.
Auditors Office, Wood Co., o.,
perysburg, August 9S, 1883, lsls7 so
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FARM FOR SALE.

IN Middleton Township, only -four miles from
L Perysburg, containing so acres well ditched (;
40 acres under fence 25 acres in crops good
house and orchard Terms easy and title abso-
lutte. For further particulars, apply to
Ism ZONES 4 SHANNON. perrYshnrg, o.
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TnE Northern Pacific Railroad reached
the station opposite Fort Kearney on the
Goth inst.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-08-31

PRETDgSr JonSsoN started Tuesday last
on his great oloctionccring tour. Proper
honor is due thc President of The Republic
but let the people regard ANDREW JOHNSON
as The betrayer Of their liberties Lot il be
romcmbered that while he is bribing Mill
tary officers, by giving them appointments
in The regular army, he ia Withholding from
private soldiers the bountics voted them by
Congress.
Let il be remembered too that ho is doiag
all he can to make loyalty odious aud irca.
son respectable. He is the ARNOLD Of 1866.
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Il is spoken Of as Significant, that neatly
all the spcak,rs at the ratification meeting
in Washington. Of the Philadelphia Cosvcu.
ton. threatened civil war ia cuse Of i1le sue
Gees Of radical measures. IN lace of these
threats, it is the duty of Union mcu to stand
Sem. Lelthe Tenth District roll up vote
that will bid defiance to the Vaccinations
Of the enemy. Every Union mtnber Of our
National Congress must bo returned Let
all differences be allayod, aud an uubroken
front be presented to the opposition.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-08-31

Rev JluN PIE8eaNr died on Monday in
Mediori, Masss at the ass offs
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CONGRESSIONAL TICKET.
IUDIcIAL DISTRICT TICKET.
WOOD CO. UNION TICRET.
OHIO UNION PLATFOnM.

Resoioe4, That the Union party VI Ohio, having
sustained the General Government during tuui
years of successful war against the united efforts
of rebels In the South and their partsans IN The
North, now demand that peace shall be established
upon such stable foundations that rebellion aud
secession will never agnn cndauger our National
existence.
R,solesd, That this Convention fully indorscs
the amendments 10 tho Constitution proposed by
Congress to the Legislatures Of the States as a
liberal, wise and patriotic adjustment aud the
Union party OF Ohio pledge for it their united and
hearty support.
Resoieci, That the nation owes the heroic men
Of our army and navy debt OF lasting gratitude
for their patriotic services in defense OF the Com
stitution and the Union, aud we urge upon Com
gress the duty Of cqualizing the bouutes and
that while we cherish with tender affection the
m imoros Of the fallen braves, we pledge to their
widows aud orphans the nations care and pro-
lection.
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THE BALI. is ROLLING!
GRAND UNION RALLY !
IN PERIYsB URG,
On Wednesday, September IL, 1866.
HON. BENJAMIN F. WADE,
HON. j. M. ASHLEY,

And other speakers will be present without
fail. Lot the Union forces marshal in their
strength, and hear these champions Of I'm
partial Suffrage and Universal Liberty.
We are authorized also to state that the
Union electors of Wood County will assem-,
ble in Convention at the same time and
place, for the purpose of placing in nomiua.
tion County Commissioner, to ill the va
cancy ocoasioned by tho death of j. W.
WOODBURY.. The official call will appear in
the next issne Of the JounNM.
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A MOTION was made on Monday in the
Philadelphia Corn Exchange to join in get
ling upn public reception for the President
rho vote was, yeas, 4, nays, 2G7. This
happened in Philadelphia, boar in mind,
where tive Johnson Convention was held.
It shows the intense feeling on the part of
the people.
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DEAN RtcuMoNp died at New York, San
day night.
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OHIO UNION STATE TICKET.

VEINS 81 per Fear, IN Advanee.
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PEnRYsBURG, OHIO.
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Friday. Aveusr al. 1890.
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WT0OD-sAwING MACHINES, best in use,
w for sale at manufacturers prices.
CROOK & FREEMAN.
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HHOSE wanting good article of Sugar-Caue
J. and Broom-Corn SEED, can find it at
CROOK & FREEMAN'S.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Agricultural Warehouse
CROOK & FREEMAN.

DORCHESTER Flour City and Eureka Feed
III Cutters in store and for sale at reduced prices
at CROOK n FREEMAN'S
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tsY- For sale by PRoK & HAMuroS Perry sbarg;
LEWIS & BRo., Tontogany A. ], GARnIRKR &
Co., GieAd DooLEY BRo, and Q. WEsT, To;e-
do, and Druggists everywhere. liz
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DUMPS and Water-D Drawers, in store and for
sale at CROOK Il FREEMAN'S.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-11

FOR SALE Osa RENT

go TANNING NINE ACRES, WITHIN Tar, oITy
nE:E LIMITS, The subscriber oGar. for sale III. val
AhNA naeie Rural hsSidencet he occupies strated
aud Fourth sir"ets, hayius front Front Street. OF
about thres -quare or ak hundred iest about ak
drod feet The south side arrund Street Apa d -
hnndrei feet on the north Ade ard I've fsG, on
Third street According to he city plot three seeta
wiz run through the property north and sostI asin
fronts on each side sboct sis hundred ost The tract
eHhracal Heres at 20 probes and 1t at which
be brought Into use Tor building pnfposes The rweng
Is hree story Brick, modern Quilt; containing rooms
doou wafer Al the door Toisa good Carriage House
ami stabng for four head Of horses with brick house
adnlntng the staIo, which cond be easily turned into
dwelling The place s for Rent. Possession given on the
sSih of March The property will be sold on accommr~
dating lofms Apnly on the promises, At Stal SO7
sth street Market, to PArRlCK II, FLISN
tehh-u or wa, DRl0HT
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tkkrae asQa aI1Q -
Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore IL. IL. Time Table.

coMMENOINa MONDAY, JANUARY sth 1896
Trans WI. Leave Depot corner Broad Street aud Wash
sIr'es. tram at Aoe a. M (Mondsys excspted,l fol
san,'Ts saa mssnns'on stepping at Wminsen Per
n,iA and stemmors Run
Delaware Rail Road Train at SIS a. m il, Sundays eu
.sp,e Salisbury Milford and interm sdate stations
Wss-nsil tra'u At si6, a. M sundays excepted. fo'
B.iiHnrs .onpirsat Chester Thurlow, Linwood, Clay
mt, and all Regular Stations between Wilmington and
and Bsltlmors. .-.
r,prsus train at 24s p m. [sundays excepted, fol
B''t'more md Washington stopping at Chester, Clay
mont, wilmington Newark, Rlkton, North -Rsst Perry]
vile, navrede'Grace Aberdeen Psnyman's Magnolia
Night EIpre.s at Ills p m for Baltimore and Wash
inglon; stopping at Chester ThuriowJ Lnwood, Clay
Vile, and navreds0race
Passengers from Baltimore for Fortress Monroe, Nor.
tJlk, Oity Point and Richmond WILL take the 10 O. m,
irlin
As an additional accommodation for those holding
Through Tickets Tor baltimore, Washington and South.
ern points, Special Car will leave the Phadeiphn De-
p1t a. IL 80 m sonpectlng al arays Ferry with The
tee9modaton trains stopping at all stations between
ana 100 m The $50 IA. train connects with Della
ware r R for r Milford aud intermediate ststions.
Leave ~iln'NaroN 100 $40, $50 a. m, soo 900,
Trains for New Castle leave PhiladophIa a, SIS a. H.
THROUGH TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE.
Leave WdLMiNaIoS Eo at l29o 4s9 and eos p N
Leave CHG9 CBR Mt OF, SOS and ioi4 q, IN. la 80,
ats, & 81, 5,1l 1i,5i,r G1d ios0 =. pp,,n,, +;
70 a. III, Wy-Maii llO p NJ, Express. es6 p m
mediate stations will leave Baltimore at 4l0P,M.
TRAINS Tor BALTIhoRE leave Chester at s62 q. m,
Trains for Baltimore leave Wilmington at 1921, Is,
and 10 80 a. m7 aud 400 +.
S UN AY AIMS.
EXPRESS TRAIN iO5 n IN. for Baltimore aud
WasainSton. sioppiusat Wilmington, perryville, Havre
de-GraSe Aberdeen, Perryman's Magnolia and Stem
iners Kun, ..
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Conveyancera
HOME LIFE INsUn ANoE 90 NEW YORK


HOME LIFE INSUR ANCE co. NEW YORK
Ne. 4O4 Ma tket ST.. Wilmington. Del.
They otoi ( sale the following property:
No lfArm u $50 aores about liO Of them clear; ths
bslauOe 10 timber and land 500 peach trees,
apple orchard dwelling house and other buildings; stu
aio A.. les from smyrna and 81 miles rum the rail-
road Ut Blackbird, Price $50 acre one-tuiri o,sh
No 2--FATm ef $50 acres within two nh Of Towns
end Station, delaware kiilfoad, navlgabo water
we'll t,tnheIei mprovsments-soo1 frame house ana
barn. Price $50 per acre, haif ca-h,
No. 3farm OF 100 acres, In high state cf cultiva-
tion In desirable neghboi hood situate the State
Road nilss h1o. ST. Georges Del, two mites from
the Delaware Railroad and four nom the Delaware
River. Terms accommodating.
No. Yarn Of 1ss acres 40 acres Of which are in
timbei brick dwelling and good out buildings, on the
tufnrke nuar Chrstans viiiHger and thrsv miles from
thu railroad. fr,G $40 psr
No 1--FTm OF 81 aetea ne1r dlssscw improvements
i good huuve AMI gr,nary. ftlcr ESQ, h1f cash.
No 6-farm Ui lUi acres Of lanj, the road from
Glasgow t1 Ekon. Marys"d 90 acres pf whioa Is tm-
Der land. Price $40 per
No store, house, with S Of land attached
with large and conmodous brick house
WI IL number Of farms In Maryland and Virginia;
also brick houses nds the oity OF
Wilmington. NM. \. ALRIoH,
nov n u WESLEY TALLET.
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INtFWBa
xxi, ~ Murlerkn Hundred, Oh the main road from
- NilmnRtpn 70 tue southern part ef fne State; two
N and II halt miles south OF CHmfen Village and
=, - within Gtolcs throw OrWiliow Grove Station On
me bslavnre R,rusi The Delaware ailroad pesseo
i1tough the property. The land Il good ana well
uApted 20 raising frus sorghum, sweet potatoes and
fe ttabiss o all kinds. There Is grove of oak hickory
an pine wusd on the proPuty which will hrup poed
~ COS at the railroad. No buiidlngs Proe q COO
~ 1o0 In cesn tho baane to sut the purchaser or It
vi 10 tX ham eli pros sfty in Wilmington Land Of
similar quality r the immediate vicinity Of this pace
Is held at SO T. FOO per Apply to
JOHN MeLEAR 4 SON
:. No eft
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NEW CASTLE ACCOMMODATION.
Leave Nsw ca,tIl for wIinIbsiOa aud Phsdeiphla at
: 745a m.
L.,vs Philadelphia at 800 p. NJ. Wilmington sss
D. ii., fur Now Castle.
Ps'sensniL to BG itmore now go through without
stopping at NtInnston heretofore. Passengers
from Baltimore to seaford and Salisbury will take even
ing train FROM Baltimore Gtd srcud night at Whining
ton. PassSHxets for Milford and Dover may leave Bald
fpUr NJ = i5-r. "a ID g
E o. EEAIL, JT. Supt Del X. n.
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T--.@ THR PHiLADELIHIA and NEW
s. 2 slsssEsk goAk EXPRESS sfEAhBoAr G9ms
rips betwsen PHILADELPHIA and NEW fokh'
Frs sh yeoeiT ed at dARKET street whsri, Phisdsl.
rEia aud loot Of WALL stLea Nav York; sna deliver
4 n sitnar city in tn entT four hsurs.
FriG line with all the S0rthern Eastern anu
1estsrn transportation Comraules. 80, a.
II p UonaIgumAnta from adjacent Oitlea hnu she
aDuntry. forwardad tree of eammission. . ,
FtsfRcililiaa fthia Company are hush as 70 nsurs
HM, =. GLiDE, Agent,
JLMEs RAND, Agent.
No iii WALL street, New forh.
WIlA.neI QfITIDIE. praritaUt msr'a-tu,r
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EfSsh coed stand for Tavern and store with thras
EksEs acres q land, in Mill Crock Hundred for sale
IAssss. exchange FOR la or city property Tbs
building is good twostory House, containing bar,room
paror, sitting AID kitchen the fanr, and
rooms on the Second hour, with stofe-hosa ached
Thr,e Is stabiiuR Tor or horses hay and car
fiage house, slaughter hunsc ice house. and hen
Also two tenant houses In good order. NJ r. OUHEI,
IRRs, Real Estate Agent, No Eat 9Th st. wilmlus
Del. Nov o. istiS-en,
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Real Estate for Sale.
RAKE CHANCE
foh-sfEC LhThVSlZ FARM LAND, CLAY

ThtTo are now offered Tor sale iD the CITY Of
A. & Wilmington, . Acres OF Land about " Of :,
TE:Hf mile from Msrict street, tlsHiing
aksss6 Pike about 200 feet. This land beautifully
and conveniently located for Farming GardeuE pur
poses and for the msnufsctrre Bricks resy su-
perior to any land in the market. II being more
convenient 10 the improving poI Of the city than
Btiok Yards in tn kstsrn section. 1t ha, upon very
good Rouse and Barn, and other necessary buininu.-
The Shove land aud premises will bo sold vuy reasonable
aud On easy terms. For further particulars apply to
W. MoCAULLEY 90,
Real Estate Brokers, coo Market Street
March2-tf Wilnnaton mai
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FMIT. q wiz, NT'EA 4, BOAT LINE

NItHIHEI hII6Ie
This STEAMER lusTas Wilmington at
eeelbz-gST 30 A. NJ, aud ChssInut Street wharf, at
h2z5RsGGaMkA2 y. VI,
The facilities n.rsd by thsns, IKE 1t the quickest
and most certain way Of trlntpnIting freight
e- s4ols htul.l Rad frim storsS II require and
At sane rat Q charged by other lines, oct B
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l.MNlNsULAil ItAiE. MOAD LINI
SOUTH.

WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.
Gu aud after MONDAY, OCTOBER sd, 1885, Trains for
the Accommodation OF Passs~gcrs will leave as follows,
until further notice
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-11

Flows and Flow 0astfDgs.
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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-11

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