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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-07
santo Domingo.

On Thursday evening, Frederick Douglass,
a native born slave of Maryland, lectured at
Institute Hall on the subject of Santo Domin
go, w. s. About four hundred, mostly
white, people were present. He occupied an
hour and forty minutes in delivering the
lecture, which was quite interesting. He
said that the island was the first land in the
Western world where Europeans firmly
planted the Christian cross-before the Pill
grms landed at Plymouth Rock, Mass. 1t is
land of crosses. Santo Domingo, the
capital city, contains 1000 inhabitants, Its
dwellings arc vastly different in construction
from those in Wilmington. The old cathedral
of San Francisco is now in ruins. The
climate is adapted TO free labor if properly
applied, and the country capable Of free
government Annexation to the United
States of America will prevent revolutions on
the island The report of the recent U. S.
Commission 10 San Domingo IS truthful. An
nexaton before 1861 meant the extension Of
slavery in 1871 it means the extension Of
liberty
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LITERARY NOTICES.

BEAuTuuL Snow, AND oTHER PoEMs-A new and
enlarged edition, by W. Watson, is IN press aud will
be published in few days byT Peterson Brothers
Philadelphia In issuing the present new and enlarged
edition. several other poems written by Mr. Watson have
That She were Dead, What saw Please Help tile Blind,
Somewhere TO Go, and, Swinging In the Dance. The
poem which lends lie name TO the book, beautiful
Snow" treats well subject with originality and
telling delicate and intense The despair Of the
reched oucast, she watches the falling Of the pure,
beautiful yet cold and unieeing snow. and remembers
that she fair and pure Is depicted with true
ar tstic effect All the other poems In beautiful Snow
possess great interest," and display lively and pleasant
fancy as well a genuine, hearty sympathy with oil
the toys and SORROWS ofhumanty They will take strong
hold Of the heart and memory and will live and last be-
cause they touch many chords Of sympathy. II will be
published in one large octave volume. printed on the
hnest tinted plate paper and bound in morocco CLOTH
with ii top and side, and beveled boards, price Two
Dollars aud will be for sas by all booksellers, copies
will be by mail to any one free OF postage, BY the
Publishers, on receipt OF rice.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-07

Progress is the fruit OF energy. The Wheel
of Fortune revolves rapidly and surely when
the motive power lie persevering energy.
This properly directed will Gil the machinery
and make all the intricacies OF business lie
run smoothly and successfully It is this
energy and attention to every detail requir-
ed to give our patrons every satisfaction that
has resulted in the prosperity and success OF
the Great Clothing Emporium Of BENNETT
s. Co., TOWER HALL, No. 5lS MARKET
STREET, halfway between Filth and Sixth
streets, Philadelphia.
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HinLL,l Lnlnnrtnnt t1lscorerN.-Dr. slmms,

Highly Important D,8cocerg.- Simins,
Of OUT city has discovered plant the essential une.uie
Of which, in combination with 0tneI isly ns rss tbs
hAr 10 grow thick aud beautiful where it has fallen gu
and become thin In a great many cases where lesS
hs esssj the loss Of the hair II has restored II again
uonderfnlly fast In several cases OF badness ~ nes
restored tie hair in all its former fuuess AS the Doctor
botanic Hair Tonic he will continue the preparation u
err HE same name with addition Of this discovery
~, Nv M action on the scalp aud roots Of the har the
natural color seems to come with the renewed grown
II cures disease Of the head it IS elegantly peumeo'
and Ia a spendd hAir.dressing fair tral WIZ con,
vince Auy Que Of It's great qualit es sod whoiesAe anu
retail Al Fourth and King streets, Wilmington Del
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-07

The United States District Court, Jud c
Cadwalladtr, presiding, met last Friday al
ternoon at four O'Clock. The case Of the
Delaware Raihold against Pretlyman, Col,
lector of Internal Revenue was considered
and argument thereon fixed for Saturday
morning next, at ten O'Clock at Philadelphia.
G. c. Gordon, Esq, counsel tor kailroad /,
Anthony Higgins, ESQ.,, U. s. District At
torney. The Court adjourned to meet on
Monday and was then further adjourned I'LL
Friday next
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Sheriff 3 Sale.

BY virtue Of writ Leyar Faeias to directed vii
be exposed to public sale, at the Washington Hotel
kept by Isaac Pyle, In the city OF Wilmington,
New Castle County, Deaware,
On SATURDAY, the 18th day Of November,
1871, at o'clock, P. NJ,
The GLOWING described Real Estate, viz;
LA All that lot Of land situated in the City OF VII.
MAN. ningt n Aforesaid, particularly described as fol-
l,ANM lows to wit :-Beginning at 3 stone OF
ksAA Samuel Mcuaulleys land on tbs southw, s.erly
side Marsh street thence with the north sixty
degrees west hun, red and ghty nine ieet nine
inches 10 the side OF the Phila ephls, Wilmington aud
Baltimore RAILROAD, thence thereby south dty de.
grees, we slxsy fest to stone, thence by
line south two halt degrees west six hundred and
ninety let four inches to the Branch OF the Christi
ana River Themes down the handreI and thir-
" Eve fest 10 Samuel McCauleys LAM Aforesaid thence
herewith north twenty three degrees xix hundred
and forty three feet u inches to the plaza Of begi ming
be the contents thereof more Or less.
ssiz.d and taken ia execution as the property Of
William Beach ana Julll A. Beach his wi terre tenants
and others, an TO be sold BY
JAMES ARMSTRONG, Sheriff.
sh rI's onee, New Castle. October 24.h, 1911.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-07

AT 1885 P. NJ, Mr., Mention asked and OBJ
tanned leave OF absence.
Mr.. Febiger presented the petition Of
Charles W. Rowland and others, asking the
opening and grading of 10th street between
Madison and Union streets. Referred.
The monthly report of G. II. Gallagher,
on Water Works, showed the receipts OF
S13e, 20 Tor October, which had been trans
lerred TO the City Treasurer.
A petition OF d. II. Kent was read for The
extension OF water pipe. Referred.
Mr.. FOulk presented petition OF the Will
mington s. Reading r. Il. Co, asking per-
mission to change the position at their own
expense, of the lamp at the north west cor
ner of Reed aud Madison streets, 10 the
northeast corner Of said streets, to better
accommodate passengers. Referred 10 the
Committee on Lamps with power 10 act.
A remonstrance, numeroUsly signed, was
presented and tho names OF tigners read,
against the opening OF c street south OF Mar
ket street bridge The objections are that
the street is not needed for public improve
ment it will add unnecessarily 10 the debt
of the city 1t will improve the properties Of
owners through whose lands it passes, with
out compensation 10 the public and will
only benefit Railroad Company. Referred
10 the Committee on Opening Streets.
A petition for drainage on 9th street be-
tween Lombard and Walnut was read
MIR. Pickles presented petition for gus
lamp at Couit on Sixth street, between
Orange and Tatnall streets. II Is needed 10
expose lad characters who gather in the
Court. Referred
A petition of Patrick Hughes was read,
asking damages in consequence of his build
ines along the Monroe Street Culvert being
vacated by tenants who were afraid of their
falling down, in consequence of the earth
sliding towards the culyert and causing the
walls 10 crack. Referred.
The report of John G. Crosbey, Coal Oil
Inspector, showed II 800 gallons of oil 10.
spector from June 10 date.
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Fire Matters.

Tie Washington fire company OF VIII
mington Del, will leave that city on the
10Th instant on a trip TO Charleston. 5. o.,
arriving there on the 17lh. The company
will be accompanied by the chief and one oil
the assistants Of the Wilmington fire depart
ment. They will pass through this city both
going and returning, and will stop here a
day and night on their return.
When the United company Of this city
visited Wilmington they were the guests Of
the Washington, and were most hosI iiab y
received and entertained while in Whining
ton. All OF our firemen will unite with the
United In extending a genuine ViTginian
welcome TO the Delaware fircmen. Norfolk
| Journal Nop. 4M.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-07
NOTICES GIVEN.

MIR. FoSlk gave notice that at tie next
meeting lie would introduce an ordinance TO
amend an ordinance entitled an ordinance 10
appoint Committee on Public Buildings
also, OF an ordinance to amend an ordinance
relating 10 markets-the poles and shafts of
market wagons.
Mr.. Underwood gave notice that he would
introduce an ordnance relative 10 markets.
The following orders were directed TO he
drawn;-
W. b. Davis, $3z23 D. Gallagher $3.50
CO., divided among three parties G. W.
jackson, Sab; James Brown, $40. so /;
Johnson &c Bogia, $3.50; G. W. Vernon,
5000; Ferris s. Garrett, S112.l2; Will
mingIon Coal Gas Co., FL, O2; L. w. Std
W. H. Foulk, $50; E. j. DougheIty, STA.
55 John Nichols, S.; Washington Cox,
$780,
AT $50 Council adjourned.
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A. D., 1871, at ? O'Clock, P. NJ,


House Kept BY lsaAe Pyle, in the City OF Viii
mtngtoa. NeS Castle county, Delaware,
On WEDNESDAY. the 9Th day of November,
A, D., 1871, at ? O'Clock, P. NJ,
The following 1esolibsd Real Estate, viz;
Ia All those two certain lots, pieces or parcels OF
HAN land Comprising The Delaware Houas Hotel
HIN property situate 10 the City OF Wilmington
kEAfid Aforesaid, ssysrsy bounded aud described az
tono~a ~ Wit 10 l. having tSo Briek Houses (now
onins in one) aud 'ther buildings and improvements
thereon ths DOaIdarss Of said lot bsing described az
fol ows tc-wt;3sginnLg at corner OF land formerly
Of John Ferris lateot tox deceased, and Of William
Bright the eastery fide # shiplsy street between
fh and sixth street, thence with line OF said Bis hts
lot tOn-n hity eis t d4gfs5s, hlndrs1 and
sYenteen eet seven inches " the westery sds OF Mar
kvt Street, thenes by said sue Of Market street souh
thrtytwo dsgress west twenty four tset TO corner Of
land late Of Anu Latimer's deceased now OF John o
Patterson thence BY hiaud north atty
west a1ou ny eight feet nine inc corner there
VI at the middle dstines oetwesu Market and
shpley sire ts tneuee south thirytwO degrses west
nVe feet nore or less, 70 the corner Of lot formerly be-
loAslng " Aad soli on o. tHls une 10 anu Lat ner,
thence BY that lana north httye degree west about
nj vel ut lest inches TO The Aforesaid side o. sht
icy street and thence thereby tn thifytso
east tweny-nns feet more or less to pace Of 6szln
ling ne me contents within s2i1 Louuds more or ess
No z. Oomprising the Stables and gard the oCunaa-
ries Wheruot ale 40 ouw tU wi i-beginniug at cor
ner O. land late OF James Li=r, dseeaAel, ne wsst
err side OF shpey stree, at ths distance one hundrsd
and i've feet iron the sOutnery side sixth street.
tHeues b. lie OF taiI laud north nfysiRn deRr
eighty-four feet TO eoTpsr sake theacs ~ IA
side q four ieet wide alley nofta tnrtytwo
degrees sky ee 10 OF aud now OF Ben.
JAnin Webb thence oya line OF that iAud eAstsAruly
parallel win tue nrsL described ins aud with SIKH
street etghtjour test to me aforesaid de OF hipley
steet anu thence thereby south nrtywo degrees seat
sixty ise TO the plAer ot beginning, tanug within
sail bounds nve thousand and hry feet land the
same pore O. less.
seized and taken ia execution as the property OF
Cornelius AeGrsur4 AMI to be sold By -
shera7s ohos, New Castle. October il, is1i.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-07

Through Europe, opened at Institute Hsll
on Monday evening 10 fine audience.
This gorgeous Panorama Is one of intense
interest and beauty. Tie closing scene
"a grand Tableau- perpoxes the eye and
wraps the beholder in wonder at the thrill
ing beauty and spleneor of tile lranslor-
ming scenes passing before the audience.
The Lecture, too, is full Of irsii uction, with
oism aud classic beauty. 1t is really an
exhibition worth looking AZ.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-07
DELAWARE RAIL ROAD LIVE
= e.. - summsr Arrangem.n,.

On az 1 alter MOND
e2eepted,) Passenger 7.
NoKruwARD.
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Nc NOVEMBER 81. 1870.

NEW CASTLE TRAINS.
Leave Nas Castle tor Wilmington ard phiisdelnbi.
Lesvs Pailsislphia II asa N. and Wilmington l 90
u ~ SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS.
Additional o. those above leave Clayton for guvrn.
6 20 a. M and 40 p. 10. Leave smyrna for Cate,
IL IS A. N and s. u to make connection with trains
40 and from Dover, sud stations south
Ffsight train with Passenger Car attached will eava
Wilmington a. ~ 5h q IN, Now Castle 20; Niddls
town ? Is, Townsend . as clayton l.; Dover 4 "a
W,orning 4 10 Felton "a harrington 05 Farming
ION II; Brio eevile 81 seaf1fa rs: Laurel 45 I'D
arrive Al Del At % ~. Passengers eaving Bal
timors At7s0p IN, and Philadslphs At II 80 d m
MAZE close eoulecuon with this tIsiu WimiuRtop-
ksturnins-wnl leave Dslm 20 p M, Laurel Is:
ssaford s 25; Rridgsyle co. fsrmington as: Uar
rlpgtou o 20, felton, g.; VS. ming iu; Dover q "a
CLAYTON 10; ToWustud a. Middietova s u; Kirk.
Eood sO hew Cate 70 an sriTa at NimluRtlp
40 D. "a: Philadelphia II so p. aud Baltimore bo
a m suhjeet to delays Incident TO freight busiuefs
This ttaii will stop TO take up Passengers only Al
st.ti M named u, vii SET eovn PAssepge Al anv
stoppine ulaes. except Hares Crner state Road Rod
ney and dupont oov~rorro.s
A. TOWNSEND WITH the Kent County ana a,a.,
Annss Kent Railroads for keane1yVills sualsrsvilis
and intermediate places.
AtCLAllON vita the N. D. X. K for EABtoa ana
lntsruediate places.
Al HANklAdlON with the ,. 3 b. R. r. for Mllford
Gsorse;oun. Lave and intermediate places.
MtsKAF0RD with the D. A D. R, r. for Federal,h,,.
and Can't bridge &C.
A. DELMAk Nlih thu Z. s. X. X. for salisbury pvtr
sess ARE cLsesd also fer Berlin and other Itaton
mss H.F. kENSzr. sup.sin,.a
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Sherif's Sale.

BY Virtue ola writ Of Ais LevAr Fac to me directed
wi De exposed to Public sale. at the Washington
House Kept BY lsaAc U Pyle, in the City OF Viii
mtngtOn, Ne~ Castle County, Delaware,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-07

The following is said to be a positive cure
for smallpox:
grain Sulphate Zinc;
gain Fox Glove, sometimes called digi-
tails.
Mix with two tablespoonful oil water;
when thoroughly mixed, add four ounce S
water. Take teaspoonlul every hour.
The disease will disappear in ~ hours.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-07

On Friday the sloop Tycoon, Of symrna,
pieces drain tile from Symrna Landing, New
Castle county side, for W. ]. Brown. The
tile are manufactured at the Landing by
Messrs Allen & Bell
The brigatinc, Sarah Troop of st. Johns,
N b., 12 days from Porto Rico to the Capes
of the Delaware, arrived at Pussy, Jones &
Co.. wharf on Friday with load Of old iron,
Old rope and rags. She flies the flag of ST.
George.
The schooner Vraio, of Bndgcton, cleared
Nov 3D., with cargo.
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TERMS TO cLuRa.


we copies, one year. separately addressed,
Eight Dollars.
<yn copies, one year, separately addressed (and
~ extra copy to gettef up OF clnb),
Sixteen Dollars.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-07

The following vessels from Delaware ar
rived al Philadelphia.
Nov. 2 Schr. S. r. Colt, Truax, Leipsic,
grain.
Nov. Schr. John WhiIby, Henderson,
Odessa, grain.
Nov. An, schr. Elite Hall, Mazou, Fred
erica, grain.
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ONLY ONE DOLLAR A YEAR!
ONE HUNDRED COPIES FOR $50,


Or loss than One Cent Copy. Let there be
$50 CLUB at every Post once.
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On SATURDAY, the 11lh day of November
1871, at 2 O'Clock, p. M

1871, at O'Clock, Z. NJ,
The filOalng described tsil Estate. viz;
sss All that certain piece parcel Of land situate,
li!aM lying and being iu DR. ndy vine hundred in
,.aH new Castle County Aforesaid whereoR is now
k1Ak. erected Cotton Factory ami other bulldings
anu Improvements aud bounded and described as folio
tO wit:-Begnhing a. certain post corner Of the
Academy lot the northeast VI the Larsh lane leading
fom the Village Of Brandywns to the Delaware hiVer
th-uce roR said pos; south forty and half de-
gees east six huudred feet along tbs said Narsh
to Lammot street thence north tort two and half
ges', east two hundred AMI ffty feet along Lammot
street 10 stake, thence north forty ind ha
grees, west five huadrsl and nifty six feet and half Of
loot to corner post thence south sixty six and half
degrees, west hundred and twenty eight feet and
seventy hundreiths Of foot to another post
thence south forty four and half degrees hun
dred and TWEEN nine feet and sixty nine hundrsdths Of
foot 10 he place Of beginning, containing three
rood Rad twenty and three tsnths Of perch.
seizst and taken la Exvca.ion as the property Of
Daniel L1mmOt aud AuBa Z. his wife, and Daniel Lam
mot, Junior, and polors Lammot his wife and u and
TO be sold by
JAMES ARMSTRONG, Sheriff.
SheTif's on e, New Castle, October a. ls7t
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Police Record.

Last week, Mayor Valentine heard the fol-
lowing cases ;-Drunkenness, 0 disorderly
conduct, 2 larcency, assault and battery,
/ throwing through windows OF build
ing, lin this last case, the party was obli-
ged to pay costs, fine and give 800 lail.-
Total, IA cases.
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SEND YOUR MONEY

. rost ONCE orders, checks, or dfafts on New
YORK. wherever convenient II not, then register
~ letters containing money, Address
l. W. ENGLAND, Publisher,
Sun ONCE, New York CRY.
ieza- N
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-07

On Sunday morning about four O'Clock,
Lewis Mullen who with another man stole II
horse ard wagon last summer al the Brandy
wine Camp melting, but who dug his way
August, was caught at Ogletown, through
the management OF Chief of Police Dough-
erty. He is now lodged in the city cells
more securely than lie was last year.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-07

A Newspaper Of the 7roscnt Times.
IntsaGod for Peopis Row on ERrth.
iaelae ag Farne. 8 Mochaaici. Merchants, Pro
iess.onal hcl, Workers, Thinkers and all Man,
ner Of Honest FolEs aai tho Wives. Sons. and
Daughters u oil such.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-07

Tho signal SUCCESS Of The new Ftoe fer C Is,sS
rovernmsnt Loan foreshndoss the early funding oil Ihe
entire public debt at less rate than per GEM. u
present holders Of U. s. b2O's must decide waetne.
moi heat to make at once such change oil ilVea'eu
a. viii enable them to realize profit, or add 70 er
capital the present premium of "a cent 70 al hou
srs Of United states Securities who wish 70 'ahe ~ a.
tage of the III esent most favorable opportunity ~
changing at u large profit, strongly r.eon'ihenu
Northern Pacific 80 Gold bonds. now selhhg ~ W.
est ample sec iiity, and cunvertibiiiy INTO tle lus VI
No Conpany Al 10 per cent premium they constitute
most desirable l. vcstment ard can hardy hll =" ~"
vance consider tly above uai at an early day
JonH McLRAR soE, Bankers,
No COZ Market Street
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We often hear the remark made by the
honsewife II they we're only rid of tho nuisance
~ a RANCE thew have, they would not have an
other. Row the whole trouble lies IN not having
III srst sthc thing YOU want. II will cook, roast
balse or boil. II will heat your bath water it
viii neat your chambers and your dining room,
ali with one fire, and consume no more coal
tnhh III. VI fnr ssIe al r. MoRRIsoH's
403 Shipley Street,
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Talk about women's Rights !

the line OF the Delaware Railroad, some tobac-
co chewers had made pool of tobacco-spt.
The bartender said it was a set of hogs who
did it; but, worse Of all, young woman was
sent to clean it up, while a stout active colored
man was gathering from the counter empty
dishes in q tray.
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cod Bonds.-Norlhern Pacific RaIlIoad |

Gold B0nds.-NOrthefn FaCIHV I1aIII VWu
Company-7.sO interest in Gold, payable aemi'annnAy
-January and July-free Of Government Tax Lns ,s
Bonds are secured BY FIRST and only morgage On .e
Road aud it's earnings and all the property Of we Com,
pany Including nearly sixty millions Of ucres Of te pes
agricultural timber section the continent ABOUT w
hrst Of Januaoy next nearly two mlolls ~ ael ~. ~
hnes lands in Minnesota will be placed in the marke' uy
the Northern Pacific Railroad Company, ana the pro,
ceeds Of their sale will be used TO purchase ana cancel
the Company's T-3l Bonds provided they can Do pul
chased al price exceeding 10 These Securities
are now selling at par and accrued interest ~ currency
bv Jobn Mclean SON. bankers. No COZ Market street,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-07

This evening in the New Jerusalem
Church, Deia. are Ave, at u o'clock.
The Rev. Edward p. Walton, u Virginia
formerly of the Baptist Church, now a
Missionary of the New Church in the South
will preach. The public are invited TO at
tend.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-07

On Saturday, as officer Olnstead was ar
resting boy at Fifth and Madison streets,
two dogs Jumped on the policeman and tore
his clolhts considerably. The owner Of the
dogs had hearing for not having them du.y
registered,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-07

The Philadelphia board OF health reports
an average OF fourteen deaths per day from
small-poxduring the week ending Saturday,
being a slight increase over the previous
week.
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MARRIED..

cREswELL-JoNEs.-o Thursday, Nov. 3D. at th
residence Of the BRIDES father by Rev. G, w Folwell
David 5. Creswell, Of Philadelphia, 70 Margaret Il.
daughter OF Washington Jones. Esq, Of this city.
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prac ice Economy.
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nnnrd Of UenIih.

At the meeting OF The Board of Health on
Friday last, the special committee reported
additional letters itom Brandywine manu-
iacturers; several cases OF nuisance were re-
ported. The Board Adjourned till next
April.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-07

Parsons who are deslrous OF patronlzlng
Mems. are informed that they can purchase all
Kinds OF musical merchAndls lhstI ~, &c
a as ssDywhere else at the New Music Store No.
ala Market street. Buying my goods from Ttrst
plo w. and being determined to accommodate
@ ,,atTons would respectfully solicit call
my pestsa o Ou Interested. j. II. BLEvER.
N. B--Piano and Organ running speelalty'
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-07

AT Third street wharf, or Friday, sweet
potatoes sold from 25 to 30 cents. basket
for small ones, and from % to 60 cents. for
large; Irish potatoes. 55e. a bushel; apples,
Coo. a basket; green pepper, SOC, dttoi pump
kins, to / &C. each.
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WILMINGTON MARKETS.
" 81. a., - =
CITY NOTICES.

nsALn nAHKEr--AT ubASpTwNE MILLS