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PROPOSALS. FoR FUBL AND PoRA0B,
0'Eil.G inIfSnnnI nisIAinr

OEIIOB CHIBP QuARTBRnAsrER,I
fihsI MILITARY DIsrRl0T. \
RICHMOND, VA. August IL ls69.
AZ this once until p. m, Of WkDhEsDAf, the
18th day Of ssptembeI, 1850, for the delivery Of
WOOD, OATS AND HAY
to the Post QuArtermAster at WINCHESTER, yir
ginia, In such quantities as may be required from
month 70 month 70! the ssryles OF that Post during
the period ending Juue 80, 1870,
Separate proposals are requiredi For Weed, to
for Oats, to BE- sound, clean, And weighing not less
that % pounds 70 the bushsli for Hay, to DO we'll
cured aud Of the best quality.
Blank forms for proposals, and Information as 20
.pounts snd eosaiiiSps Of aeiiSsrI, eau BE- Oh:
winshs.teI,, ys OF a. thi. oaiss -. ,,,
Py HSss5 e 'h' o0nn'5dss SSiHHSEjfb Es Mil
BIsyst Colonel QqarteImasteI y, O.. Army, Chief
ousItsInsstsr fiIst Military District.
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VIM. o. Genge, another old and respected
citizen Of Richmond, is dead.
John c. Breckenridge has settled down at
Lexington, Ky, to practice law, and already
has some business.
Gen. Atwood, 1t Is supposed, will receive
the Republican nomination for Governor Of
Wisconsin.
Two Democratic papers In Indiana noml-
nate Hon. Thomas A. Hendricks for the
Presidency In 1872.
Gen. John S. Crocker, acting Mayor, We
regret to learn, Is confined to his house with
q severe attack of illness.
Hon. J. F. Hartley, Assistant Secretary of
the Treasury, has returned, after months
vacation.
Walt Whitman has gone North, on n visit
to his home, and will be absent several
weeks.
Hon. Amos Kendall returned from his trip
to tho North on Saturday last In very feeble
health, and is lying quite III at the residence
OF his son-in-law, r. c. Fox, esq. Mr.. Ken.
dali completed his elghtcth year on Mon.
day last.
Miss Ada Webb, tho well-known and pop.
ular young actress, was married at her resi-
dence In Brooklyn, on Tuesday, to Mr.. Will
liam Conner, of New Orleans.
Mr.. Constant Mayer, the distinguished
French artist, has Just received intelligence
Of his nomination as Chcvalier of tho Legion
OF Honor. His appointment dates from the
18th inst.
The Florenccs arrived by the steamer
Scotia from Liverpool Tuesday afternoon.
President Grant is expected In Newport
this week. He will be the guest of Gov
Morgan, on Narragansett avenue.
Iu the will of the late Wade Bolton, OF
Memphis, the following appears: 81 give
and bequeath the widow and children oil
Gen. Thomas Jonathan Jackson, known al
stonewall Jackson, who fell at the battle Of
Charlottesville, Va, 10000, as history
tells ME his widows furniture was sold aftcl
his death for debt -
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r1y. III A PERSON IN SEARCH OF
w A GOOD GouKING.srOys,, 20. burn
States, he would in ali easss be shown faf top
oSSS, tcr Ter stove, he would IN most sasrs IN.
staue. DO told they had not sold one for ton years
the consumption Of fuel being 80 much Grestef
than 10 tn h,t.top .toses. Now, range 10 only .
%s ssIa i nSSff 'StESa iS5 nc :. .S
ofs a,t.to, range. Ask any stoye dealer Ia to-a
which will burn the most coal, the stewart
Stove; tbs "Aongt ye'n2p, tho :. hesspeats, ~
n. Ipatar;e,," the hSoSic Cool" ,ss .o ~,
top stoves, or tho 'Copplsts Cook" The most pop.
uar elevated cook stove OF the whole lot, and
they will uohesitatngy tell You the hst.top stoves
win hur1 81 least nhy per ecai. less The pTinct-
setly iic tsms Ia tho .ie,s,sd oven sooi !s,e1.
As II In the elevated oven range, a,d the high
oven cook stove burns 10 per cent; more fuel than
the fat.tor cook stove, then tho high oven range
Our da.top f,nss. the 'Baitimors Kiiehsssr. "
s,lmgst perfect Ia opsrstl n, tn, 'BAl'im,re
Kitchener" has many other merits, besides econ.
omy. to reoommsnd IT:
IL IL easier managed.
II II FREQ from dust
II keeps the kitchen 90 sr In summsr
IL keeps the kitchen PERFECTLY yentilAted,
ltkeeps the dining'roofn' when over tho kitchen,
Il has 10 smok pipe to clog up or rust out
can be o'oan I'd by the ser raut In We mlnu as.
II ba. heavier castings than any other range
u Il the best flushed range.
IL makas the kitchen morn cheerful.
has large 'okinE surface
can be made to heat room above.
IL will ultcdUs cure a smoky chimney
u carr ga no smell Of cooking to the room hsAied
HkYwhRb. FAIRB,SK 4 Co,
o. Louisiana avenue, near Seventh street.
Rugl7lm opposite Seaton House
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Summer Resorts.
FAUeUIER Wa.I5,Ts.s sULPnUR
MONTGOMERY WHITE SULPHUR
i WILSON IoRsSTl, PrOprio,or..

MosrsonHlr Co. VA. July l, 1850,
This delightful summer resort Is now opened for
Ths aSTRt. 6oTTRoRs. BATH ROOMS. &e. Z,
throu ghout In the neAtest manner. Iu wild noun.
taiP scenery, picture.qre sad shady wake .dIiyes
nent 70 those In pursuit Of health or pleasure.
Cottages sontaisihG from. two to sixteen rooms
us fare shali be equal TO any hotel In the country.
Postal, tslsEaphie and express oiaees AZ the
band o. washinGton. Visitors from philadelphia.
Baltimore and wa.hiqston will purchase ticket.
Tennessee railroads to the Big Tunnel depot at tho
Bpribgs.
longer edsiod ~ i.Tssi ps9tiss V spssIa rates
vi & shast For 'fnssIn, a I'M 2fiee
iI7.N MontIomery white sulpbur Surfing. Va
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Wants.
Lost and Found.

N SHARES Of the stock q The New aesieo Mining
Company, Issued 70 gdsneIsi James 7, Carleton,
General J, g. MeIerran. Application has been
therefor. JANIS II. CARLETON,
kuls-eOlm u, ga
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Coal MoSoPoLIgs.-Thc coal monopolcs
arc attracting general attention, and provok-
Ing some opposition movements In various
quartersi but these monopollcs, with their
railway affiliations, have risen to such a
height of audacious power that Congress
will not much longer be able to resist the
publ, necessity Of some general regula.
lions OF this branch of commerce, railways
| and NIL
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REMOVAL.

The subscribers have this day removed their
Art Store from 3o4 PepnsylvaniA avenue 10 No.
246 2 sti set, between Thiitsenth aud fourteenth
sttests, 10 Hooe's New Building. 0ur New Store
will b oIeaed to the public as soon n. Il can he
properly nttsd up with new and splendid nssort-
Th.-..-. =, s-ll. q, re-. 49,: zoe L.rc 20
receive q continuanee Of their patronage, which
We shall endeayor at all times y merit
Tvs SMITH n STROE0.
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LOOK OUT PoR STRIKE In the Richmond
pentcntIary. The conylcts In one penitcn.
tiary up North kicked up a big row, because
they did not get Ice water, and those In
another killed several keepers, because of a
limited supply Of sugar In their tea and
coffee. Now, Governor Wells has cut of
the supply of tobacco from tho inmates OF
the Virginia ponItentiary. Look out, there
fore, for a tobacco rebellion.
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tFor the Republican. ]
The Double Funeral,

"Come, ye diseensolste, yhere'er ye iapsuish,
Here bring your wounded hearts, acre toll
your ongutah- ~ "a
Earth hssh no sorrows which Heaven cannot
neal" Mooa..
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wAsHisoroS, August is.isoo.-Jsy Cooke 4
%. furnish the following quotations Of Gov.
eminent securities;
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Dry Goods.
THE LAST REDUCTION.
Closing Ont All Dress Goods.

0rousdise, orsandy Lawns. Hamburg Edzings
and InsertinGs. LiAms Lace shawls. Parasols and
Sun Umbrellas at an i'm nense reduction In price.
H. TAYLOR AGO.
rantra M.fkal En.rc
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~. HEADaUAUTERs POST No. 1,
10y DEPARTaEhT or TIiE POTOMAC, o,
as ali Sr tho Post Who fsso no t.s:
the Various grades will prssant Themselves At
Penny Sa1i, "ssSu.. ,SS rRiDhY EvsSIsG.
Angus, D. att o'clock = tho rur poss Of receiving
oS%rad.s WSS lave s NJ, tssS tho grade. to
which th:s are sP,tlSd prior the vt day Of seq:
Post: and wlll essssto be nembsrs Of the Grand
' ' ii. SMITH. Pss, Conm.ui.r.
JAsEs CAiPnELL, Adiuiant suI6.Tu,F2t
r,a.wnyw WILL YOU POISON YOUR
80 eli p d5tinkIoa SODA ,l WATER that
rom istpt: :p.;illSs ssd sTd. Wis syrup. made
from the Juice Of souad fruit. aula
s~ SAMUEh ": PEAMsOH,, Jus
street. be'woen and o. aus-lm
tg"TAYLOR q Co. ,...o, =,
corner Of seventh and = streets,
cannot be cNceIIed, if cquaicd In tho
Kissinsrn, vichy, ConKrcsr, and
Seltzer Waters ON Draught.
rg-Do NOT FAIL TO rnS
PEOPLES CHOICE IMPROVED
SOD, with Granulnted leo
from the Two Triu IN pins,
with Fruit aud Cream SyrGps, in
u S!ass Fountains.
ApothecAries, MAY Buiiding," Cor
ner Of seventh and Estreets. lyailm
asS e ,a Is@ M M 4. S. H g sc
tfpII. and 'a.hHlf strceii near the CITY Hall.
aug2t3m
~-oARPETs, CURTAINS, &C.
TH6 LARGEST STOCK
T4S ESTksT kSp ReST Pt SEEssss
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W "CREAM SODA.
corner Of seventh and streets,
cannot be cNcciied, if cquaicd In tho
city.
kissineen, yichy, COnErcsp, and
Seltzcr Waters ON Draught.
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ScIene Advances,

As an article purporng to be of utility has
been tested and its merits endorsed by public opinion,
unprnciped parties endeayor to reensh their depleted
purses by countcrfeitng, and substituting spurious
for the genuine article Some time since mercury in
the disguise of pills, powders &C. given for all
diseases of til. stomach and liver, while quininc
freely administered for the chills At length HOSTEL
TIERS STOMACH BITTERS made its advent and an
entire new system Of healing inaugurated. The
beneficial effects of this valuable preparation at
once acknowledged and mineral poisons suffered to sink
into that obscury to which enlightened age has
signed them There have been many spurious Btters
pamed the community, which, after trial. have been
found perfectly worthless Will" HOSTETTERS has
proved blessing to thousands who to it their
toration to health anil vigor.
For many years have watched the steady progress
Of HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERs in public est-
nation and its bcncfcient effects for all com
plants arising from the stomach. of morbid nature
and free say that it be relied certain
relief and remedy Its proprieors have made the above
preparation after years Of careful study and sitting and
reaping tho reward claimed by this valuable
specific. and which they richly merit II is the only
preparation If the kind that is reliable in all cases and
there furc demands the attention of the afflicted.
Oct .. lS59-lm
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Wilmington Markets.
Baltimore Markets.
REPORTED BY f. Z. MARINE.
Nov 4 1850

fHsy-These quotations are made by F f. MARINE Com
mission Merchant No. So West Pratt ST., from actual
sales. They made up with care, and may be relied
fully though they were sent through the mail
in reply to inquiries.
Flour-Howard Street Super, per bbl.,
s. 80 Qr5 10; Shipping Extra, S. 75@G -;
Trade Brands Extra, Sc 00G6 so: Family,
So 1907 so. Wheat-White, choice, per
bus 60 lbs, 81 4OQt1 45; prime 81 35Qt1 40;
fair to good, 81 % a. / 80. Red, choice
81 35(G1 40: prime, 81 30G1 35; fair to
good, 81 25G1 30. Corn-White, good to
prime, new, per bushel, Sc lbs, G5GSS;
Yellow Corn, new, S0@Ss. Rye-good to
prime, 9OG$1 90. Oats, prime, per
bushel 80 TBS, 55@5S. Clover Seed, good
to prime, per bushel "a lbs. 81 OO(G7 %
Timothy Seed, do. per bus. 45 Tbs, So %
@$3 so; Flax Seed, do. do. 50 40(G$2 4S.
Timothy Hay, No. 1, per ton 1000 lbs,
$25 OO(G27 90; mixed do, No. 2, SEQ 000e
"a 90; Clover No. 3, $4,000. Rye Straw,
SIS OOG2O 90. Oats Straw, $14 00G16 90.
Eastern Eggs, 32@33 cents per Dozen
Chickens old, $4.00@5 90 per. Dozen
Chickens, young, So O0@4 90 per doz.
Partridges, per doz $500. Geese, per piece,
75@S0. Turkeys, per piece, 81 00@1 80.
Beeswax, prime, 3SG40 cts. per H.; Feath-
ers, live geese, Eastern, 759S0 per ID.
Beans and Peas-White Beans, Country,
per bus. 81 lbs, So 00@2 so; B. E. Peas,
per bus. 60 lbs, 81 00Gl %. Dried Fruit
Peaches, peeled, bright, per To 15@17; un-
pies, bright, sliced, 5@64. Country Rags,
unwashed, 33@35 cts. per fb.; Hides and
Skins-country, dry, 16@1s cts; do,
green, S(G9 cts. SheepSkins, per piece, SOC
mrs. Lamb do o5LG5O cts potatoeS-
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MARRIED..

NORRIS HAUFYORN.-O the 2Sth ult.
at the Parsonage of the NJ. E. Church,
in Port Deposit, by the Rev. w. E. Eng
land, WILLIAM J. NORRIS and AMELIA
HAuFyoRN, both of this county.
NAMEE-KEETLEY. June 9TH,
1869, by Rev. F. B. Harvey, MERRETT S.
McNAMEE and MARTHA J. KEETLEY,
both of this county.
DEAVER-KIMBAL 10Th, by
the same, THOMPSON DEAvER, of North
East, and MARY d. KIMBLE, of Chester
county, Pa.
CROWI-HUGHES.- Goth, by the
same. WILLIAM F. CRowL and MARTHl
A. HUGHES both of Chester county, Pa
NcCULLOUGH-DO RSEY-October 27tl
bv the same, JOHN H. McCULLoUGH ant
RUrHANNA DORSEY, both of Cecil county
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rapid progress. The track is also laid
about two miles south of Embreville, and
the Company advertise that they will be
ready to ship freight from Gainesville to
Wilmington about the first of December.
James r. Ramsey has been appointed
Treasurer of the p. & B. G. r. r. CO.,
vice Joseph IIuddcll, resigned.
Rev. s. s. Orris has accepted tine call to
the pastorship of tie Oxford Presbyterian
Church, conditionally.
The amount of the indebtedness of the
Oxford Presbyterian Church having been
assumed by the members and congregation.
the debt is to be liquidated as soon as the
subscriptions are paid in. The Church has
been built four or five years, and cost
$50 600
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DIED.

COULSON.-At his late residence, West
Nottingham, in this county, on the 2sth
of September, 1869, ELI CoULsoN, in the
47th year of his age.
The deceased located at the above named
place in 1856, and entered into the store
keeping business, having, previous to that
time, been clerk for G. p. Whitaker,
Esq, at Principle Furnace, where his health
declined His suffering for four years,
previous to his death, was intense. He
expressed a desire to leave this mortal
state. After asking his friends, who stood
by his bedside, what o'clock it was, he
Immediately expired.
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PhiladeInhia Cattle Market.-The cattle

Philadelphia Cattle Market.-The cattle
market was very dull this week, and prices
were fully J cent per pound lower. 3443
head arrived and sold at S@s4c., for extra
Penna. and western steers; few choice at
9@94c.; fair to good at 6!@74c., and COM
mon at 4@6c. p H., gross, as to quality.
Cows were firm. $50 head sold at 50G90
for COW and calf, and 1905 per head for
Springers. Sheep were unchanged 1000
head sold at the different yards at 5G64c.
P fb. gross, as to condition. Hogs were in
fair demand at full prices. 1000 head sold
at the Union and Avenue Drove Yards at
$14G15 per 100 TBS. net.
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The Wrong Child.-No matter how
great the resemblance to others, every
parent knows his own child. Such is not
the case, sometimes, however, with those
who are not parents, as the following little
incident will show: The principal actors
in the case are good-natured old man,
whose snowy and curly locks are whitened
by the frosts of many winters, and who,
like the patriarch Abram, of cid, has lived
with his Saria' in the fullest enjoyment
of connubial bliss, for half a century, with
out issue, and an innocent little child at its
mothers breast. That Time should make
its impress, not only upon his perceptive
faculties, but also upon his visual organs,
is not surprising. This being the case, is
it to be wondered at when there is 80 much
similarity in all babies, that he mistook
one for another? Not at all; and such
was the case. Although he has none, there
are babies in his neighborhood, and he
thinks he knows ono, at least. 1t so ap-
pears that this little one sometimes steals
Oft from its mother, and gets into the street;
and it had been our unfortunate friend
privilege to carry it back to its Pa and it's
Ma, on several occasions. In the present in
stance, down in the centre of the town.
"far from home and friends"he saw a
child whom he supposed to be his veritable
little friend. Calling the child, Familiarity,
it came to him and gave its hand to the
old man, which fully convinced him of its
identity, and he started with it for its
home. At this juncture, he was greeted
with" Well, Uncle, you've got baby Al
last, have you?' go, yes" said the old
man, humorously, "but it's a Joundling'-
and proceeded on his journey. In passing
a residence on street, the mother of tn,
child saw the old man leadingit away, and
greatly alarmed, she called to her sister tt
make instant and hot pursuit. This wa
done, and the supposed kidnapper soo1
overtaken. The surprise of the pursuin;
party to find that the supposed child steal
er was none other than our honest old pa
triarch T, was no greater than was hi
surprise to find that he was unintentionall
running off with the wrong baby. Due e1
plantations were made, baby returned, mo
Their quieted, and father Gin name only
went on his way rejoicing.
Altogether, it is novel and ludicrou
affair, and is heartily enjoyed by those cog
infant of it. The venerable mans Unite
acquaintance with the species, was II
doubt the cause of his making such grea
mistake. We predict he will never max
another similar one.
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A Large Apple.-Mr. Reuben Alexan-
der, of the 9Th District, sent us an apple
last week which measured ID inches in cir
conference. The quality Of the fruit was
in keeping with its size. This appears to
be prolific year of large apples and sweet
pOtatoeS
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Mr.. Stephen b. Ford, Of Zion Empire
Store, is at loss to account for the great
tide of customers to that favorite resort for
cheap goods. He attributes the influx
either to low prices OF advertising in The
Wig If left to US, We would naturally
incline to the latter opinion but to be can
did we think it a combination of both.
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WN. H. EAGLE, & Co., who are large
dealers in Lumber and Timber, at Williams
port Pa, have established an extensive
lumber yard at Chesapeake City, in connec-
ton with their Steam Saw Mill at the lat
ter place, where they Propose to supply the
trade with all kinds of building lumber at
very low figures.
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r 0 w E r III A L LII!
New Styles Fall and Winter
CLOTHING.

Our Stock is unusually full and epnipi>Ie comprising
many entirely and desirable styles ofgOois maEuiac
turcl into
MEMS YOUTHS and BOYS READI-MADE GARMENS
Of all Kinds, STILES and SIZES.
The StViSh goods cut IN the latest fdSi1h rs wei
palmer and hoderate styles, suited I" all tastes
and better in
STYLE FIT and WoRKTA SHIP.
than any other stock of lealy.ade Clothing in Phada
also a choice selection Of
NEW FALL and WINTER GOODS IN THE PIECE,
which will be made up to order in the BEST and FINEST
MANNER for thos" who prefer. ALL PRICES GUAR
ANTEED LOWER THAN THE LOWEST ELSE
WHERE AND FULL SATISFACTION EVERY PUR
CHASER IN ALL CASES OR THE SALE CANCELL
ED and MONEY REFUNDED.
EGy-Stniles OF material sent iy mail when desired
for garments either ready-Inadc made to order.
Half way between BENNETT Co.
FIFTH AND TOWER HALL,
SIXTH SITS. SIS MARKET STREET.
PHILADELPHIA
AND 600 BROADWAY. NEW YORK
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The immense business done by RocKHILL
& WILSON, enables them to say to gentle
men who live out of town, as we'll as those
resident in the city, that they can sell
clothes cheaper and better than any other
house. Clothes for every occasion, of every
material, made in the choicest styles, and
at the lowest prices, at the Great Brown
Hall of
ROCKHILL & WILSON,
603 and COS Chestnut Street, Philadelpeia.
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The Wilmington City Soap" chal-
lenges the world to beat it. 1t is a pure,
harmless, beautiful and effective article,
warrented to do all claimed for it. The
whole country is beginning to appreciate
it's superiority. Moore & Bro, manufac-
turers.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Deafness. blindness s. Catarrh

J. ISAACS. NJ. D.. sos Arch Street. Philadelphia
Ocust and Aurst. Professor in the Medical College of
Pesy vana, of the Eye and Ear. Persons afflicted with
diseases of the EYE EAR, CATARRH will be scion
tcay treated and cured if durable lie has been per-
manently located in the city for and makes the
above speciacs in his practice. The Medical faculty
is invited he has in his mode of treatment
en- Artificial eyes inserted without pain. No charges
made for examination.
Jan %, lSG9-ly
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Choice BuckWheat Flour.-Mr. d. Scott
of SCOTS Mills has our thanks for a pack
age of Choice Buckwheat Flour left at The
Wing Office. Mr.. Scott makes speciality
of Buckwheat Flour, supplying large guam
titles to the Wilmington market, which
alone is sufficient guarantee of the quality
of the article manufactured at SCOTS Mills
He advertises for 500 bushels of Buckwheat
in tO-day's Wht1.
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B-If you want to be in good humor
all the week, get your washing nicely done
by 10 o'clock Monday morning and have
the clothes ironed and put away before
night. Now if yon don't know how to do
this, just inquire at Moore & Bro, who
manufacture that famous Wilmington
City Soap Ask your grocer for it.
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Church Dcdication.-By divine permits
sion, the new Methodist Protestant Church,
near Reeds school-house, two miles from
Bay View, and the same distance from
North East, will be dedicated on Sunday,
Nov. 14th, services beginning at II o'clock,
A. N. The Rev. r. Scott Norris, of Balti-
more is expected to preach on the occasion.
If it is a stormy day, it will take place on
the following Tuesday, at the same hour.
The public are invited to attend.
A. s. EvERsoLE, Pastor.
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At the cor. of Sd & Orange sts., in
the City of Wilmington Del, there is an
establishment from which issues weekly
thousands of pounds of an article which to
every housewife is like "good news from a
far country" That establishment belongs
to Moore & Bro;-that article is Whining
ton City Soap"
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.

The Ladies Favorite. large stock Of
Notions and fine goods kept by Lewis, has
earned for his store the appellation of the
Ladies' Favorite.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-11-06

Loss Of Fine Horse.-The firm of Hill,
Harlan & Co., lost fine horse this week
The animal had been at work the day pre-
vious, and was found dead in the morning
in his STALL
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Religious.-Rev A. Bosserman will preach
i'll the Universalist Church, at Chesapeake
City, tomorrow Sunday morning, at ivy
O'Clock, and in the evening at 7 o'clock.