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Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-06-08
All is We'll.

Twelve o'clock at night, and all's wellp
 False propheti Still and statue-like at wonder window stands the wife, The clock has told the small hours, yet her face is pressed against the window pane, striving in vain, with straining eye, to pierce the darkness. She sees nothing, she hears nothing, but the beating of her own heart. Now she takes her seat opens Bible, and seeks from it what comfort she may, while tears blister the pages. Then she clasps her hands, and her lips arc tremulous with mute application. Hist there is an unsteady step in the hall {; she knows it, for many time and oft it has trod on her heart strings. She glidcs down gently to meet the wanderer. He falls heavily against her, and in maudlin tones, pronounces name he has long since forgotten 'to honor.' Oh, all-en- during power of woman's love Inc reproach, no upbraiding-the light arm passed around that reeling figure once erect in Gods own image. With ten der words of entrcaty, which he is powerless to resist, if he would, she leads him in. It is but the repetition of thousand such vigils! It is the performance of a vow, with q hcroism and patient endurance too common and every day to be chronicled on earth |: too holy and heavenly to pass unnoticed by the registering angel above.
 'All's well!'
 False prophet! In wonder luxurious room sits one whose course it was to be as fair as dream of Eden. Time was when those clear eyes looked lovingly into mothers face-when kind loy- ing father laid trembling hand with blessing on that sunny head--when brother and sisters voices blended with her own, made heart music around the happy hearth. Oh! where are they now? Are there none to say to the re- pentant agdalen-'neither do I con- demn thee-go and sin no more Must the gilded letter continue to bind the soul that loathes it, because man is less merciless than God?
 'All's wellH
 False prophet! There lies the dead orphan. In all the length and breadth of the green earth, there was found no sheltering nest where the lonely dove could fold it's wings when the parent bird had flown. The breeding wing was gone that covered it from the cold winds of neglect and unkindness.- Love was its life, and so it dropped.
 Ans wellr
 False prophet. Sin walks the earth in purple and fine linen honest pover- ty, with -bedewcd face, hungers and shivers, and thirsts, swhile the pub lican stands afar offr The widow pleads in vain to the ermined judge for justice; and unpunished ofheaven, the human tiger crouches in his lair, and springs upon his helpless prey.
 'Alls well!
 An yes, all is well, for he who 'sceth the end from the beginning holds evenly the scale of justice. Dives shall yet beg of Lazarus Every hu- man tear is counted. They will yet sparkle as gems in the crown of the patient and enduring disciple! When the clear, broad light of eternity shines upon life's crooked path, we shall see the snares and pitfalls from which our hedge of thorns has fenced us in and in our full-grown faith, we shall exult- ingly say-'Father, not as will, but as Thou wilt FANNY FERN.
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Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-06-08
TRUTH AND FALSEH00D.

List to a tale well worth the ear
 Of all who wit and sense admire Invented--it is very clear
 Some ages prior to Mathew Prior. Fa.sehood and Truth ''upon a time" One day in June's delicious weather, CTwas in distant age and clime) Like sisters, took a walk together. On, on their merry way they took, Through fragrant wood and verdant mea
 dow.
 To where bench beside brook Invited rest beneath its shadow. There, sitting in the pleasant shade, Upon the margins grassy mating. GA velvet cushion ready-made)
 The young companions fell to chatting. Now while in voluble discourse
 On this and that their tongues were run
 ming,
 As habit bids each speaks, perforcc, The one is frank the other, cunning. Falsehood, at length, impatient grown With scandals of her own creation, Said, 'Since we two are quite alone, And nicely screened from observation. Suppose in this delightful Till,
 While all around is so propitious, We take a bath ?''-Said Truth, 'I will-- A bath, I'm sure, will be delicious.' At this, her robe she cast aside, And in the stream that ran before her, She plunged-like Oceans happy bride As naked as her mother bore her Falsehood at leisure now undressed, Put off her limbs the robes that hamper, And having donned Truths snowy vest, Ran off as fast as she could scamperl Since then the subtle maid, in sooth, Expert in lies and shrewd evasions, Has borne the honest name of Truth, And wears her clothes on all occasions. While Truth, disdaining to appear In Falsehood's petticoat and boddice, Still braves all eyes. from year to year, As naked as a marble goddess!
 -[John G. Sake.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-06-08

GEN. RoBT E. LEE, of VIRGINIA Posterity will rank Gen. Lee above Wellington or Napoleon, before Sake or Turenne, above Marlborough or Frede- rick, before Alexander or Caesar. Careful of the lives of his men fortile in resource. profound tactician, gifted with the swift intuition which enables commander to descern the purpose of his enemy, and the power of rapid combination which enables him to oppose to it a prompt resistance: modest, frugal, self-denying void of arrograne or selfassertion, trus- ting nothing to chance among the noble, as noblest, in the lofty dignity of the christian gentleman; among patriots less selfseeking, and as pure as Washington, and among soldiers combining the religi- ous simplicity of uaveloek, with the genius of Napoleon, the heroism of Bay ard and Sidney, and the untiring, never faltering duty of Wellington. In fact, Robt. E. Lee, of Virginia, is the greatest General of this age He has made his own name and the Confectionery he served immortal-Moatreal (Canada) Telc- gfdp1.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-06-08

What is the difference between mule and postage stamp? We lick one with a stick the other we stick with lick.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-06-08

Advertisers by the year will be restricted to their legitimate business.
 Personal communications charged double.
 Legal advertisements will be charged, for one square or less, first insertion S1, and 75 cents per square for each additional insertion.
 Advertisements not ordered for a specified time, will be inserted till forbidden, and charged for accordingly.
 All advertising due after second insertion.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-06-08
NUMBER 14.

g. No Jew shall sue for his own debts, but in the name of the kings license; and if any Jew defrauds the king of his customs or other rights, he shall forfeit his all to the king.
 No doubt the sturdy christians of that day thought these things ortho- dox, and any one who questioned their propriety or the humanity of such "a republican form of government" as little better than traitor and British copperhead, sympathizing with the Jewish faith and hater of the son of man.
 The Jews did not resist; they bowed their necks, and the car of oppression rolled over them, but they did not yield their opinions or give up their belief. They went to the stake and the scaflold by thousands and in their case-as well as in every other of which history makes mention-the blood of the martyrs proved the seed of the church.
 They have outlived the Plantagenets, the Tudors, and the Stuarts; and to- day Rothschild sits in the house of commons, and DIsraeli controls the destinies of that empire upon whose domain the sun never sets.
 Remember, fellow citizens, that no lasting good was ever yet accomplish ed either in politics or religion, by per secutions; that no error in one or the othcr-to say nothing about truth was ever destroyed by the Stamping out process.
 We are trying the experiment in the south, and no matter how fattering present or future appearance may be, we shall in the end fail and fail signally and completely.
 In the diary left by that noble wo- mon, whose fervent patriotism and inspiration lent grace and charm to the darkest days of the French revo- lution-Madame Roland were writ ten these words;
 "When innocence goes to the scaf- fold at the command of error and per- versity, every step she takes is an ad- vance toward glory"
 Marat, Danton and Robespierre are but bloody ghosts cursed by the scorn and hatred of all time-Jane Mary
 
 Phillippon Roland is an angel, over whose fate the world weeps.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-06-08

Pleasant husbandry--destroying the weeds of widow by marrying her.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-06-08

Ig~There. is much in the following extract from Lord Macaulay's history of England to encourage our people amid their present troubles;
 sIn every human being there is wish to ameloratc his own condition. This principle has often suifced, even when counteracted by great calamities and by bad institutions, to carry civilization rapidly forward. No ordinary misfortune, or misgovernment, will do so much to make nation wretched, as the constant progress of physical knowledge, and the constant effort of every man to better himself, will do to make nation pros porous. It has often been found that profnse expenditure, heavy taxation, ab- surd commercial restrictions, corrupt tribunals, disastrous wars, seditious perse- cutions, conaagrations and inundations, have not been able to destroy capital so fast as the exertions of private citizens have been able to create it."
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-06-08

A SUBMERGED BRIpaE-This is the era of gigantic undertakings, and one of them is now proposed by Mir. Tar gart of Roxbury, Mass, who has plan for connecting East Boston with the c;ty proper. He proposes to lay cast iron tube from shore to shore, which shall allow the passage of locomotives and horse cars, furnishing also driveway and side walk four to six feet wide The tube is to be three thousand feet long, made in twenty feet sections overlapping four inches at the joints, and of course watertight width at the base thirty feet and the night fifteen, forming ap arch The iron is to be from one inch to three inches thick, and the tube is to be laid twcnty-nine and half feet below low tide so as to escape all Instructions; and being imbedded in earth, such a structure is likely to last hundred years or more.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-06-08
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s@TA friend visiting an intelligence office for help, had Bridget pointed out to him. "What can you do ?" he asked of the damsel. T don't want to talk with a gentleman who asks such a question, was the indignant reply.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-06-08
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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-12-20

Has stood the test of seuen gears
before the public /; and no 1o9epdrd-
tiOIb for the hair has yet been dis
covered that tCiEt produce the same
beneficial results. III is 04t entirely
neiO scientific discovery, c0liaJiufn0
many Of the most pOVeIJW and re-
stOrGtiUe agents i7l the VEGETABLE
KINGDOM. 1T restores GRAY HAIR
TO ITS CRIGinAL YOJT I'll IL
COLOR. 1t makes tie scalp lchite
and clean; cures dondIdH dnd
humors, and falling out OF the
hair; and iUiH make It gFOiC upon
bald heads, ecceDt IN rerB 0ge6
persons, as 20 furnishes The 7lutri-
fiUe principle by which ihe hair is
nOufjsied and supported. ~ makes
the hair moist, soft, and gtOsSN,
and Is 1tnsurpd ssed as a n n Il
ESSTNG. Jt Is the cheapest
,1reDardtiOn ever offered to the pub
Tic, as one bottle sUiH accomplish
more and IGst longer than three
bottles of any other preparations.
1t Is recommended and atsed OU
the First Medical Authority.
The sUOnderfsEt results produced
DY our iSictLidfs Hair ReRe4Cc9 hare
induced many to 1ldH9J0ci3tre pre-
pGrdtiOfts for the Hair, tflder ca
riOIs names and, in order 10 in
dttce the GrGds and the 7)ibtic to
purchase their compounds, MeU
have. resOrted to IdLseItOod, Oy
claiming they Cere former part
ners, or hatt some connection qcith
our Mr.. Hall, and their 7,lcldrd-
tfOn tUas sinsiEdr 20 Ou5s. DO not
be deceived by them. Purchase the
original: tt has neper get been
eotialIed. Our Treatise 0n The Hair,
s5ith Certificates, sent free bD mail.
See that each bottle has OHr 2)rirdte
Reventte Stamp OCer The top Of the
bottle. All others arc limitations.
R. P. Hall & Co.. Props, Nashua, H.
Sold BY al Drupgirt' and Dealers in Medicine.
fabIl-ty
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-12-20
As.E. TAYLOR dlsR ,sia'R' '' 'A' o''' VS1ssin ssss
AN ONDINA NOE TO FURTHER
~ Amend Section 81 of the Ordinance eonesrnins

d Il ID 1 N q 70 TO FURTHEA
~ Amend Section 81 of the Ordinance eonssrpins
street.
lie 1t ordained by The CIy Council o. NiltnioEton;
sEcrios lrhat section 2. Of the Ordinance eonearu.
Hg Streets tOrdioanes Book 20a be further amended
by Inserting batueen the sdeWAlkn In the AsIa
ordnance as heretoore amended, and the word ahs In
tho 10Th lice q the said Ordinance In tho printed
Ordinance Book the words or shall hereafter Construct
place, or build over into upon any pAyemsnt street
or sidewalk in this City Ruy bulk projecting doc,
window, door jamb door frame, door elll window jamb
window frame or window eil beyond the true building
line on said street; shall keep, have or retan Afssr
three weeks notice IN writing from tho Mayor Of the City
door Window door iamb door framo door sii yindo,s
frame, window jsmb window sill already ersstsd
PLACED or built and projecting Af0reEaidn "unls-a
notwithstanding and outside such projection, the
pavement street and Sidewalk be left cf their respective
full legal width"
Passed At the City HAIL. Wilmington. Dec sth. 1851.
JOHN Il. adams,
President ofthe City Council.
Attasi-E. u tifpfk
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-12-20

ORIGIN and HISTORY of the BOOK s
OF THE BIBLE.

ORIGIN and HISTORY of the BOOKS
OF THE BIBLE.
By PROF. CALVIN E. STOWE, DID.
work Of real value, ani almost Indispensable com
psnion of the Bible showing what the Bible is otwhst
Il is and how to answering all the objections 10
It's authenticity urged by modern inhdels aud tracing
the authority Of each book up Its inspired authors
giving vast amount OF Information heretofore locked
up 10 very rare and costly volumes, making Of the
most nopular books published.
1000 AGENTS WANTED.
Experienced agents clergymen, ladies, school teachers
and others should send at for circulars giving fur
ther information. Address,
'1'' zEiGLER, MccURDY 4 Co,
septs4-4mosl cor Chestnut Street, PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
CCOTT's JOURNAL OF USEFUL IN
= FORMATION THE PEOPLE.
BY Professor j, WALTER ScOrT.
Msgniheently Illustrated Family Magazine Of HisA
Character, containing Information worth Thousands q
Dollars 10 Men aud Women.
only 81 per year.,.,,, s,ssmple Copies, 30 eents
Address PRoF. SCOTT,
President New York University,
nov9s-lm No. so Clinton llaes. New York City.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-12-20
NO. 1902.
CITY oRDTNANcEs

AN ORDINANCE TO AUTHORIZES
N the Oonsruction # Table Fewer or savers in
setenh street Liehth Street, Lombard Street, Pins
street aud Spruce Street;
B,it ordained by the city Council Of wllnIngton, -
follows, viz:
sRcrI ~ l. That under and In conformity with The
PROVISIONS Of the ordisAnee relative 70 water Courass
Drains aud Common Savers; Common Sewer eom-
posed OF brick, w nt -four iuohas in diameter In the
clear he constructed in the following ftrees ou Loo.
bard street down Seventh Street to Spruce Street. axa
from Lnmsard street down Eighth Street to Bprue-
srest; and from Ninth Street ia Lombard Street 10
Seventh Street, and from hiuth street IN Spruce srst
to Seventh street, aud that Brick Sewer thirtydx
inches IN diameter Ia the clear be constructed In Spruce
Street, from Seventh Street. to Fifth street. 10 etnneet
with tile Ih Street ss~er and that nets thereto msy
10 mads By the owner Occupants Of real estate on
either aide OF the Streets through which said sewer o.
aewers shall runs such terms and under reguf-
tons as the street ss0uer may prescribe the City
% have the right aud power 10 insert In any section
thereof inlss to carry Oh the surfscs wafer
Passed at tho City Halt, wilnngton Nov 90, 1861
JOHN II. ADAMS,
Aitsst.E 7 TartoR. C,lerk ''e - Ssrsat
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-12-20
MTsoEELANFoUs.
EVERY TICKET DRAWS A pRIzH
OWE MILLIoN poLLARs.

Chance Draic any Of The abope Prizes by pHrcAesss
Seded Ticket for 2B Cenfs,
Tickets describing each Prize are sealed In Envelopes
and thoroughly mixed. o receipt of 25 cents serled
our efiee sent oY mail to any address. The prise
named upon II will be delivered to the ticket holder
receipt of ONE DOLLAR.
Fou will knoIo olat your Priss before you pay oF
it, Any Prise nsdy be hanged for another Of De
ulta
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-12-20

Tie New York GIFT Company are distributing many
valuable prizes. We have examined their manner Of
doing business, and know them to he fair dealiRg
Arm. Their plan is more satisfactory than PresentAt0a
Festivals they DRAW every day, and the subscriber
need not pay for the prise drawn, unless auitedGafe.
N. Y. Oct. Gath
The gift establishment of H. Barton Co. at 500 Broad
way, Is daily attracting crowds of yitioTs witness
the drawing process rle invesnt Mt ls but % cents
for the chance aud this rrl74 drawn II sasfActor
Immediately delivered tor dollar. friend Of ours
last week drew 81 90 rtifo which he promptly received.
--7rdnscript, Sept 18th, 1861.
B9-@nr Patrons depend fair, honorable daAl-
tug. TIE Prizi drawn will be delivered at once,
Sardess q It's vsue, or promptly sent as directed, By
Literal Inducements to Agents. Satisfaction guar
anteed.
lara, Thily-ihree :or Five Dollars All eltRs shonid
he addressed to II. BARToN a. Co.,
rosl5 Inv 599 Broadway. New York.
ft'HE sEXTH AVENUE HOUSE 10 LETT
l with without the furniture, active partner
vented to 1t Besitine 10 devote my tlme to
ether business. will let at reasonable rent to good
tenant with three hundred dOars month OF boArdars
10 the house to with and plenty Of Applea-
ions for SKINNER Foard, Il not let active partner
will be received ii should offer, calculated 10
s.ss,-I : a. BROWN
SHOE STORE FOR sALE.--THE SUB
- ieriber offers at pr sails his stock Boots and
shte snt store tNtrrea at NJ iVb sSss Second stes
he wishes quit the business The stand 4 veET
good one, aud the terms Wil b. moderate. Ahy aBs
1ovi9-a. LEwIs HIRzsh.
fENWO TON SILVER MOUNTAIN BUCK
l MHEAT MEAL-nealers aud ali others will hnd u
b th1ir advantage to can before purchasing ese
-Ayre. o. CHANDLER q soE,
detU No Gil Market HtSsat,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-12-20

A n ORDINANCE MAKING A FUH-
n ther appropriation for the purpoie Of paying for th
removal OF otal for the year 1861.
Be tordansd by the City Council Of Wilmington two.
thirds Of the members thereof eoneurrlngi
SECTION l-rhat further appropriation Of oas Hun.
dred and Fifty Dollars be made aud placed TO the credit
OF the fund for miscellaneous and incidental expenses
for the purpose Of paying r the removal OF oA for ths
ysar 1861 raid amount TO be taken from the appropra-
tlon for the health OF the city.
Passed at this City Hall, Wilmington, Dec sh 1897.
JOHN IL. ADAMS
President Of the City Council.
kttpSt-E, IT, TAYLOR Clerk. daela
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-12-20
LMGAI. NOTTCMS.

= %ToTICE,--F0UR CERTiFIoATRs ,IIio-i FofS
IN one share each 10 ths Capital tosk Of the Bank I
Delaware (now The National Bank Of Delaware at WI
niugtoD standing in my the books Of the said
Hank sre lost or misAid aud application has been made
at the Bank for renewal Of the same.
SAMUEL HiLLEs,
WILMINGTON, Nov /, lsG7-nov5-sw
nIssOLUTION OF PARTNERsHIP.--
1 Tho Hrm nf uARRIS & Co, Soap and Candle
Mauuiaetory is this day dissolved by mutual consent
The Business will lie continued ly A. uaTris uGe NilI
set 'le the business of tie lAie finn.
IA. HARRIg,
DEC. eth, 1867 -lrs2ts sAML. CuLBBilT.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-12-20

TRUssRs, SUPPORTERS AND BANDAaEs FOR
LADIES.
Mrs DR.. Foster has effected arrangements with one OF
the bort establishments in Philadelphia, by whieh she
10 enabled to Ades with rnsses supporters and san
tcuar cases THE is the only psce in this city where
they can be Supplied and fitted by regular female
graduate OF medicine
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-12-20

M HDAOAH " '' ''-
DR. C. II. LAWTON,
Iae Of Now York and Philadelphia, would say to his
friends and the public that he may stil be iouud at
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-12-20
WANTS.

SELLING AGENT WANTED FOR
"A THIs CITY AND VICINITY, for one Of the Fret
Class and established eewinE Machines, surpassed by
none domestic and manufacturing purposes. rate
OF discount will be allowed which will warrants liberal
outay and ensure a profitable business Address. with
recommendations BOX s69l Posi-ofiee Boston, Mass.
NTONEY WAhTED.--W Gan LUAN ON
MI good landed seeurity--on Bond and MoriEAge-A
hunter Of sums Of $500 81 OOO $1,000, $4,000, s3000
5000. SC ANY person having money, and wanting II
loaned safely would do we'll to call oa
W. McoAULLEY 4 CO.,
ana 60 Market sire
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-12-20
NO BLANKss

RE2ERENGEs. = The following persona have lately
drawn valuable prizes from this Company and kindly
permitted the use OF their namess
j. II. Mnngr, a6S sixth Avenue N. Y slt00; Mra, X.
Collins 20 Nilsson Place, N. $500; Miss O. Cook, Chit
oago, Ill, Piano, value 500; W Boyd. New HASss,
Gold Watch $3.50; Robert furmaH, Dubuqs, Sewing
Machine 500; Henry McCalum, Louisvil.e, " 90
Col I. l. Rinsnm, Washington c., Musical Box $50
l. Il. Knapp, 80 Fourteenth sneet N W Piano. $500
q. H. Benedict, NeS orleans, Gold Watch $500 "; A.
Tenn, Mslodeon, so; Edward Dayton, Mobile. Ala
Diamond Cluster ting $500 5. Payne Burlington, Va,
Mrs wedgeH GOD, Trenton, n. j. Slp0 Thos barrett,
Jr, l6 Gay Street Bait more Sewing Machine s7bI H.
B. Ahrens, 81 Msin. Buffalo, 500; W. n. Palmer. New
bedford, MAss, Gold Watch S27b; Miss C. Rove Ninth
and sAusom Streets. Philadelphia Gold Watch $50; J.
I Pratt Hicks street. Brooklyn, $685. NJ. cauldWeli,
Baggs Hotel, Utica, $1,000 s 0ammeyer DetTlt Miehf
gan, Gold Watch, S2Oo; Mrs D Crhsy. Hartford Conn.,
silver set, Slsoi A. Schultz, Louisville, KY Diamond
Ring $3.50; George Mason, 90 Warren Street. N.Y. 5000
Mrs. r. Norris Fourth Avenue, eorner Ffteenth ssres
N V. Piano. 800,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-12-20
No. 913 MARKET STREET,
Where he Is treating


NERVOUS AND CHRONIC DISEASES
m svarv description, with the gratifying results
nv His NEW SYSTEM OF MEDICAL ELB1tM IIY,
avsta Of practice based strictly life pri ople
thorough knowledge nf which IL no only Necessary IN
order 10 iaaure successu treatment but Without which
ths application of Electricity In any 1rni hut dAnge
rouS Experiment. We give below list Of diseases 70 the
treatment Of which this system espeeiy adapsd and
in which we have been most successful; :;
AmanrosR, bndness from paralysis Of The optic nerTa
smenorrhma, interruption or retention OF the menses
aphoua suppression Of the voice. asthmi, asuei ehsi
ehreA it Vus dance, constipation, ratirrh, eonsamp
tIon 10 its early stages cough choras cndness Of feet
and hands cramps deafness, when from para
ivsis Of tue acoustic dyspepsia diabets drupsy
datulenee gravel goire, hystera, hip disease impo'
ence lunbaso, liver complaints, ioeHgaw, Neuralgia,
nerveus ess piles, palsy, rheumatism sphai disease
eurvsures and tumoTs. -,
In uterIue Tor womb disease Its vue cannot be est
mated prolApsus mlsp acament, uietratons and Other
iorms Of womb diseases promptly ritsved and permA-
nently cured IN a Incredibly shn-i space ot tune
REFERENCEs.
We hAvo the pleasure OF referring those who may Wlh
70 undertake Electrical treatment ~ the following we
Known citizens OF Wilmington ant vicinity VINO havt
been treated by aud witnessed on IN oteF
Joseph Briughurst, 2l9 West street
| Edward u. Rice COL shipley street
W. H. NAff, East Fourth street.
| Charles ii. Gordon, S2i Market strset.
eorqe Olsand, corner nt seven ard washington ats
| N III Joues cnrner OF Fifth and Market Streets
| VIM L. Rudolph, 2l7 Marko stfeet.
Dr. washington Russell, Chrlsiianai Del
| Waiter v. 6outhrate. lenl9-esspl.