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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-22

hEBuKED AT LAsr.-In calling the atten-
tion of the managers of the Grand Army Fair
10 the fact that CHANGING property at Fairs and
Festivals is as clearly in violation of law as if
lottery were to be established and tickets
sold, Attorney General Lore gently reminds
Churches that In countenancing and encour-
aging the system of chances at their religious
festivals, they too, are violating the laws oil
the State, and setting an example Of very bad
morality.
We are glad that the Attorney General has
said that much by way Of rebuke to the CHRIS
tfdn community. There is scarcely Fair or
Festival held nowadays by any of the
churches but gambling enters largely into the
consideration Of profits. Some chance rings
in pound cake others, articles of furniture or
something else by which the purchasers OF
tickets are induced TO invest in the hope
of gaining largely in value for small
pecuniary consideration. Children, too, are
sent into the streets to hawk tickets about
from door TO door, to the great damage o.
morals and manners. All this is done, IN tn
interest Of Religion, as we are told as if tru'
Religion could derive any substantial interes
from, or thrive by violation of the moral an'
, Divine law, or the enactments of the State 70
the protection Of society. In the name Of al
outraged but as yet silent public morality, W
thank Mr.. Attorney General LORE for hi
warning words, and could wish that they ha
4 been spoken sooner, instead of just now whe
r public spirited and entirely benevolent assC
T citation, following the example of their MOI
!, Christian brothers have invested largely
# though ignorantly-in the same direction, f
d the exclusive benefit Of the suffering poor
" the city But now that he has informed the
n of the illegality of their acts at Fairs, "
u trust the congregations will repair to the
al respective sanctuaries and attend to their d
lie votions in real good earnest, and no long
ie rest satisfied with the belief that, if they som
times do violate the laws ''the end iustifes Il
D. means"
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-22


The painting and gliding by 9ir James
France, and the irescoing by Kerweider, has
received fatteung comments. The front OF
the gallery is white with red and gold orna-
mcntins. The walls are of chocolate color
the PARQUET
The parquei has patent arm chairs with
iron frames, each seat being numbered
HEATING AND LIGHTING.
The house is heated by steam, the boiler
being located under the King street pavement
Brackets exteld from the walls bo.h above
md below the galleries, wlile nine clusters OF
chandeliers, each OF five lights, extend from
the front Of the gallery, from which the dcsi-
red light Is obtained
PASSAGE WAYS.
The entrance TO the Opera House is from
Market street. through n sixteen and hall
feet wide hall, which il lighted with two six
light chandeliers at the ticket office. There
are three entrances to the parquet cree and
two stairways to the gallery. -Four windows
on each side Of the building, have steps to the
side yards which can he used m case OF a
panic
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-22
4 LITTLE PLAIN TALK IN TuE 4. y.
SENATE.


&c
LITTLE PLAIN TALK IN TJIE a. \.
SENATE.
Carl Schurz, after the comedian Nyc, of
Nevada 1--WE all remember him in New Yorl0
had got through with little White House
withdrawing, spoke as follows Of Custom
House Government in this city:
did say, Having laid the evidence before
the Senate" that when the most respectable
merchants of New York had protested against
this system OF robbery, when the Secretary Of
the Treasury had, time and again, pronounced
against il ; when the Committee on RetrCnch-
ment had pronounced against it and when
still, il was sustained and kept alive down 10
this very day; did say, in view OF this cv-
dence, that there must be some mysterious
power sustaining that system, stronger than a
decent regard for public opinion and stronger
than the Secretary Of the Treasury himself
Mr.. Patterson, (Rep) OF n. II i DO say
that there are inspectors in the Custom House
/ in New York who stated before the Commit
] tee under oath, that in violation of their OH
/ cial oaths and in violation of the laws of the
/ land, they had taken brides, and tAat they
took brides every time they discharged a YES
sci and say further that the agents OF the
steamship companies told me that they could
not get their vessels discharged without hri-
bing the officials
Mr.. Sumner, (RepD OF Mass i should
like to know whether those men arc con,inu
ed in Office
Mr.. PattersOn.-I have NO knowledge Of
their ever having been removed
Mr.. Schurz.-lt appears TO be clear that
there IS monopoly on the North River OF
New York worth from fifty TO a hundred
thousand year 10 those who have it ; that il
is denounced by the principal merchants oil
New \ ork as a system Of robbery that il has
been Investigated by special commission
sent there by the Secretary of the Treasury
that in the report Of that commission the sys.
TEN is designated AS very great abuse that
Il has been investigated by the Committee on
Re,renchment and condemned by it also; and
yet that it continues down 10 this very day
DEFY any Senator, then, to say that the in
terence That there must he some mysterious
power sustaining that system is not justified
Mr.. Upton, Rep, Of Ncb, cited Mr. Nor
tons statement, that the object of those who
beiriended that proposition WAS to show that
great corruption existed under the present ad
minisiration, and said tina, that was exactly
what he wished the people 10 understand. =
As 10 the other branch OF Mr.. Mouon's charge.
That TINS movement was an attack on the Re
publican party, IL WIS not true. He (Mr.
Ilplon) made no attack on the Republican
party on the contrary he desired TO releem
, that party from the curse that hnd come upon
IL through the mistake of the admin straiion
ana the corrupuons Of its nncinls lie be.
lleyed that there was corruption, deem damn
ing and fostering, all through this admins
tfauOn. The motives OF those who sought 10
revive the Committee on Re,renchment were
called In question. Could no, man believe
that even IN the Senate there nigh, be found
pe''e' 'eaoer LOT mo Republican party than
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-22
SMALLPOX REPORT.
BOARD OF HEALTH,
WILNuNGToN, Dec. 81, 1871

WILMINGToN, Dec. 81, 1871.
For the week commencing on the 18th and
ending on the 2lst-seyen days-there have
been reported at this office as follows
SMALLPOX l., Narioloid 7, making but 8
cases in ALL
Ofthese 3 were white and ColOred.
were adults and minors.
were males and females,
Sent TO the Hospital, /.
During the same period, one death only has
been reported.
As compared with the last week reported,
there has been a decrease Of nearly one-half in
the number of cases, and Of fourfiihs in the
number Of deaths.
At the Hospital the patients are being rapid
ly discharged well, and hut a single case re-
mains there, at all critical There have been
no deaths at the Hospital during the week
now ending.
1t is with no ordinary degree of pleasure
that the undersigned is enabled to state that
the disease is rapidly disappearing, and il is
hoped that the incoming ofthe New Year will
find our favored city entirely free from the
contagion.
llENRY ECKEL,
President Board Health
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-22

SENATOR BAYARp is one OF America"
young Statesmen whose services to his country
are indispensable at the present critical juno
ture of its National Affairs And it is well for
the conservative interests Of the nation that
his principles are in accord with the peoples
dearest rights; else the power, the eloquence
and the earnest zeal with which he contests
public questions on the floor of the Senate,
would make him q powerful adversary to
them. But Mr.. BAYARD, being Of and from
the people, and posted in the science of gov
eminent, battles heroically for their rights and
interests against all opposing forces and at all
times. 1t is well for the country that we
have such master minds in the Senate just
now. The principles Of free government are
being sorely tried and tested, by methods
never dreamed Of nor intended by the trainers
OF the Constitution. Corruption, Ignorance,
and official usurpation are running riot in the
high places of government, and unless minds
of power and influence; unless statesmen with
broad, comprehensive views and innate hon
esty come forward to check and rebuke the
whitening, damning innovations, we may
well despair of the future of the Republic.
Look to the Senate" was once the cry OF
the people when agitation and excitement
overcame the country some years ago and
in these days of official delinquency and i'm
becility, we may aptls repeat the exclamation
Look to the Senate. We have yet left in tina
dignifed body, statesmen of honesty, integri
ty and lofty principles and while BOyard
Trumbull, Thurman, schurz and other disin
gushed minds occupy seats there, We BE-
yet hope that the nation may be - from lis
present trbulation out ir' the sunlight Of
i trus naaoe union prosperity.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-22
LITERARY NOTICES.

Tnl Lars FRGsn roa JASr..a-A spl udiil,
efnhrshes number, icadu s od with spirited skating
rcttte, Ute Pet Goethe Al Frankfurt engraved n
vac shcat style OF ar. There are also q beautiful
erofrd fnsli Plate aud eh,ies wood engiavngs
WHIP lfoH7'oH u fashion Illustrations. The music Is
why De u'st, " "a Iuou Leave Msf" The literary
matter is rs ellie 3, the peeru. particularly ooi. ons u
,hen by Mits Mary Prescott beng fntIy Illustrated.
Mr. Henry Woo'. urv novel Is chile , 81, re-
Mao, nr Laly Audiuul4us rriAi, ana omen. Kim =
great dr- % iuteir est which Is c-rtn 10 d-enen In in,
ten-ty tie story rus on .Mi-sioi, Xv o., Az a.
rus 9N"-c" oi baost" are eAl venei Ly tlios.
spirited story Illustrations which nre speslt t III.
magazine QteL Coqettn," one d ne serials prom.
meit OF tns Lady's Friend - I'd rrat y ri cd, na n
al mat lady cuni desire. a re $40 ve,r F,,ir
1870 e., E'snt 'Yilts tHud one grttsl tl2 Tie
fuulls-ei b. Deacon g. Peterson Plt,ie7,it. sssoi
llsies, plioe 90 cents '
g., ~ LRtoS' MaaAtist nJAsrAHf 1t impossible
y e.Aeti.e bow ,.dys foo, cogi be lsuds1n,sr, On
mie peFyct 81 Woldtriff Could Dance tbe ,,ri,,i.
va steel Plate, IL most charming Auvt err .tei u
II New Guyeruess" dna ls-s,si mlntpotb e,in,.d
~ .'.,,on I..ei &C. itsse e9lp'ed mammoth steel
l.''es 9ie specially vita Peterson Ileu there Is 4
snieio Berlin resI ~ Ia cooit, fora clar.se-t nus
N game HE Sr. wi s,f 49, q ue reilly good
Rteat deductions 10 clubs. mud splendid rr,;,,,. 80,
vu.lcA 90 q e PES ls geil. up tlur- Adde'S Cbas
) Peterson ~ t4esilot steel, P.ualtlplin.
k5tteuc MAsAlIsE.-rhe E,eci, i.uot nsl.ipI IL.
HNals iu io..tv enterprise sad pl1mpt4ess and tbs
this number Tie tliue enters uf5, tbs ss.t 80 ",
It's rhis'e ce 'nd tie Forp ctus Vel claims tet t,out
hrlia OF s'efus ii ug4 order uu periodical could
lave A'ei 90 ic g. j. s As4 tromistd tat during ~
eolins year tho tg,,uc shall be more tbore,giS "a
lt's' IL i've thl ever leore of the best asIects ~
loielsl teAst amy iieat ire, aud from orr know
be fulfilled ~ f'9'4''' VIII
Tue January is7 nay fairly te called iubi.ee mum.
psI' 4uA 10 uil log attractions. There are two aus
see eng asings' angsu SIZE and btauty, one repre-
seAtihs Wa.h1S'on Irving and Ills Fiields' tcouttin
lfu
otler 10 tary celeb tiles VINO were M
Ha the otnsT copied from John tiioegt's NOUS historic
Fetre oi Cardinal Wosey and tie Duke Of Bucking
ne table o. contents ss u customary with the Eeetc
combines tle Instructive and tie ent,taining IN about
sqth Parts Tue HI torld Departments Literary
Notices, selence, Art and Varieties are very ul ma
,ntefalahs' ad ns tbs IS but specimen OF the maya
te' We Aa'se those 60 tNtnue u who wish 10 he sure
y goo literature Gun the coming year. E. Peton
paeaS e, los FULTON street, New YORK Terms as per
year tw9e pes -, susis copies 40 cents.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-22

TIE GRAND DUKE ALEXIS, is goodnatur-
ed and of generous disposition. lie recently
gave $4,000 to the poor of New York, and a
day or two ago he repeated the liberal act, by
giving $500 10 the poor of Boston. Can't
he be induced to visit Wilmington OF
course, we have no poor here to provide for,
but then we have some fine building lots out
on Broome street, and he might be induced 10
invest in them. The Board ofTrade ought to
send a special commissioner after the Grand
Duke. Wilmington has a splendid harbor--
just cleaned out and surveyed at enormous
cost. His Highness might very readily be
toted up our navigable stream-iho Chrstiana
and see the improvements thereon
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-22

Upon the promised, tbs fllosing desshbld lands and
tenemeuts being the zeal Esato Of Gsorss W Dorsey
Ani tue heirs Of william Dorsey, dsesa via "a
f1r mat certain 10, Of land dutei ia the M 20
Ei&a and Hundred Of Brauiywius (now ireludsd
iiifa within The limits OF the Cit, OF WilmugtouJ IN
alaA New Cat 10 'ouuty afrssil, ginnius on the
soatA risierly aide Of the Wilmington aud Phsdei hia
ilrupike Road a. corner OF laud Il Will am H. key.
ueIis thence BY the two following lines Of bis lAui
s.l ~ degrees east 80 psrehes eoratr Ald south
a. ueses' EST - lorchas % c'ruef 4 aud Of Mar.
io!5 dereea, wet 4lj psrhos to Tho north eAstery
uo o. tic NIL Road thence along the side OF said road
wilmington aud Philadelphia Turnpike hoadi tnsuce
thsfewih eastuaraly perehes 10 tls place oil peFin
hiAs having thereon erectet a tw0-sor stcn3 DWELL
log house aud new thter-stcry brick dweug ht use
Atendatce viii lie gvan and ttrms Of taio ma ie
known by the Trustee or his attorney
noViN JOHN PATTERSON Tru.ta
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-22

DIsTATcuIs FROM GEORGIA state that tso
election 70 81. ,Ae uaexplrel term Of Governor
Bullock was the quiciest ever held in Georgia.
Only Gbou, geo votes we've poiled IN Rich
mCnd couuiy-aN iog Jam 81, Smith The
Republicans took 70 part % The election
The vote in the state is about 200 o0o There
being being no opposition % the Democratic
candidate, it is believed not more Than 0O,00C
votes have been poleI ~ The entire State
In Savannah, Smith received 2,0e3 votes -
There was no opposition.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-22

The stage is for,y-ny ieei wide and seven
ty.1ye feet long On either side Off are two
light columns in imitation Of scagliola lin
gilt caps. The plosccnium arch Is -.nament-
cd with gilt carved "-;-'a The curtain rep
resents an Itali-. aun-set Scene painted by
Russell 9 ~. Beneath this scene, in a two
SCI circle, is Tie coat.ofarms Of the State of
Delaware. AT the Promenade Concert. a
splendid palace scene is 10 be presented in
place Of the picture above mentioned.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-22
DIVIDENDS,

OCth DIvIDEND--BANKO OF smYRNA.
30 Now I'd 1871.
Tue Uiree Of his iasti, uton have this DAY de-
ctrsd Diyisnd of 90 Six Par CENT. Of the pro-
hts TOR the lst nohlhs payable the stockholders
their legal representatives. demaud clear VI ell
tAxas By Order,
nOviWit W. Nj. NELL, Cashier.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-22

0FFIcE o. rnR DELAWARE FiRH IEsuRANoE Co.,
MitNtkoI0s, H., November An, 1871.
/ HE Directors VI Tue DELAWARR FIRE INSURANCE
4 COMPANY have this Day declared Dividend Of
FOUR "a PER CINE reH Vi U. :. Tax out Of the pro-
Cts tie Company 70 the lat Elk months payabls
demand 10 the st shUtrs their legal repressn.
iAves II the oee II the Company, GUS Market str.
IN s3t =. L. OlLPIS, stersury.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-22

RTom me New York Herdld,)
Women and children are going round, seek.
Ing something TO satisfy their hunger, which there s
nothing to supply. No one has provisions OF money
What provisions there we're In the city nov buried
or eaten. lew people have enough for day Of two
not longer PROVISIONS are arriving but are dis rbuted
As fast as possible. Tweny dead bodies have been ia
Ken to the station on the Nora side. At present IL
impossible TO know who they are. AZ night comes on
the want OF gasis keenly felt there ars few candles in
the city, and NO water except what IL taken from the
Lake. treat 10 rs OF thieves fot the West side
and General sheridan Is sd calling tor troops from an
fsrent posts n keep order. All business and work is
suspended and every Que Is occupied 10 procuring
something TO eat, anu places Of she TIE suerngs
on the North eide are heart renulng. fty thousaud
men, womsn and children are hudde1 together like 10
msny auimAis. Seventeen thousand Germans a. irish
are praying TOR RELIEF helpless children are asking Tor
bread from heart broken parenif who k.ow not which
way . turn nor 10 do except to await supplts which
must be slow Ia coming as there 10 part Of tho burnt
dttret where Il Is almost Impossible to travel Patti
eats VINO bad teen removed from beds OF sickness 10
save lives which we're nearly tpeut we're all Exposed to
tue fau last night aud the cold raw winds Today
Several deaths aaFe occurred lincoln Para. Anoiner
night must be speat 10 the Liuson Park aud the bri
helds OF Di veion street, and yet another TfAius and
extas are loaded to their fullest capacity taking De
pie AVsyi Who In many instances have place to 10 TO-
put yet cannot say lerr, aud esch ira lraveS i've
times as many Passengers II takes away, The
"EFenng Journal got out half sheet to.n gut aud
other ptprfs vii follow TO morrow.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-22

the SMALLPOX is said to have brokcg out
with great violence in Brooklyn. The author
tiles have appropriated ten thousand dollars to
the Board Of Health, to enable them to check
the disease
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-22
Maroh. panee, and Waltz 10 ihe Mnsin.
G.. l. WILD & BRO.
~ LI0VtnIh So Washington, D. c.,
Inventors and Manufacturers

Also nsnuiae'urers Of Improved T ian Harms
Drums btpjos, 1amLourlues, a. ald dealer IN
Hinos, oigas', Mus al instrument. and M ioai Mef.
enaudiss generally.
he ph.es OF our Dancing Toys aad other mannf,e-
ufrfs being tNsi At the lossst cash tate thew viii he
.sui only uton rrceit Of price Or by express T. o
d'sis on Ne~ fors, Baltimore, or Washington.
nrafg
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-22

FOR SHLF.

a Truck Fam il Chrlstiana Hundred
49, miles from Wilmington, On the wilmington
liiiNH Western Rail X 40, nsar caves saw Mil
iull containing 81 ACRES more Or lsgs, With
Ald4i1A Dwelling House, Apfilg uousd Rnd New barn
a-g apple orchard Tho property 70 IL gooI ,raer ard
we'll Waterei. For particultrs aprly IN
WA hcOAuLLLY 4 co,
tep'l2 6UJ Market Street Wi uiugton Da
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-22

IN IHE DIscussIoN on Trumbulps resoiu-
lions in the Ua;et States Senate, Senator
Wilson OF Massacl Geei,s showed very much
the qualities OF crab. lie walked liulC
forward, then little backward, then sidewise
keeping in neither direction very long. lie il
trimming for the Presidency lie doesn't wan
10 offend Grant, and he doest like 10 stick t1'
close TO the reformers, 70 he tries to take mid
die ground and IN doing So lie will DO vcrl
likely TO get thelved altogether.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-22

Ia 70 SALE,--Jola M~MAkin unsfs 10
ki,k9 sas b Ecs tLfse story
AstSE& DoCDLG BRICK noUsU.
noltl.s=s corner of rnird aal West sttge.s lini,s
son, Del. bath rooms aud tatsnt clo.st IN can .,y
~ ana colo wAier al over house az heater range asd
gspar0 views o. the Delaware &, yer AID tufrpnangs
lEfg5 ana oeauiif1l carrier 4 flowers AID teseabe,
v.lel fruits oit VI i1st fOnt We street no test
deep Hoaae was sunatfustsi sSprtssv for uii,e,t 49,
but hsvins pareAasei Aad removed to acsi,Kius Al.
ANUS ao7l At C'ps Nay he cGgfs this tasteful home
99s me lot vacant aud will be colo tsrerAts
>,,,.-.. wUoLsr0N CO.,
no 10 Latt Third s,leet, " ilnin,ios Ill
Or SadresS JOHN 2cuAkIN, ''NoMsaluis Atlsn,ie
~''oi' SHf0 ''Nl Nt'Si ~ J. ulbtf
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-22

TEE DELAWARE STATE Poultry Society
will open lis second annual exhibition at lnsli-
tu.e Hall, on the 18th Of January. Those Of
our citizens who remember the varied and in
terestng character Of the last-which was
also the frst-cxhlbllion Of the Society, will
no doubt entertain in advance, lively appre
citation Of the forthcoming display. 1t will be
one Of the finest ever given by any Poultry
Society in the Caited States.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-22
FOR RENT

4f1r DWELLING House, s2l Market stfeel--is roomf
Nie4 DSeiing 1909 East Seventh strevt-6 ICONS
li.l4 Dwelling over lith Street Bridget rooms
1Hf4AA D"ehing AID one acre Of land near he Ola
S"e.us Vps!en er several mora acres could be had {
Apply u
-. y. MecAULLEY q CO..
mhIt o. Coz asrket street, Wilmington, Del
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-22
9is i E9t sac Z ~ 81. AIaAAUs..--A

EriA EUtt sAi. T. On I-ALhANGEs.--A
EstNA HANDSOME rrAiE WITH 3 ACRKs OF
lii;k4 GROUND At Peas4ss PiaIAs" staten Islsnd
AtAhA Nas Aers' Ntata las. niaItes y-als to dePot;
are Z, s'H l0f- 20 5snie 70 aii Three Acres Cot.
ttse o. Ioen', VIDE htl through. pszzi alous tho
front WIN var pretly laid aud outy Vi shads
Hel on hs'ef ~ lA7 doors vita csteru tie kitchen
s2 Ahoths elstara a. the bsu With pump Ia IT. BAN,
carriage hoisv CRIB query aud ccqf house Cufrsuh
ussoerfia' "a poafos, rnsfnor, a few peathee and
apples WoNi be exchanged for Wilmington propeft,
o.. so.4 Tor ca Possession at any ntaa Apsiy 20
,... VA. NeGA ULLkY
'e's u0u Market st.. Wilmington, D.!
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-22
TIE OPERA HOUSE.

The new Opera House OF the Masonic Tenn
pie is fast approaching completion II seats
nine hundred persons in the parquet and par
quot circle, five hundred in the gallery and
twcnly-iour in the private boxes on either
sihn of the ainrp
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-22
FOR SALE.
Farms near Wilmington, Delaware.

No. 40 ACRES within * miles Of Wilmington
No. 40 AOhhsi Wthiu 3,s llilss OF Wilmington
h.nosom9 situation, moderate improvements
No. d-AO AIRES, Handsomely s.tHatyd, good i'm
prov ements within miles OF Villain it5n.
VIII DO sold ehoip upon easy erui.
apply 10 Wa. Nee ALLEY & CO.
@It4l sc Market street WLmiuztcu usL
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-22
NOTICE.

L The eighth Iustan- mt Of So 8 per sbsrs
IN on MASONIC HALL COMPANY STOCK viii
" ~ be due aud piyal L. on December 2lst, At tbs
nv fHmers' BANK, Third aud Market Streets be
Nv, Gu ths hours A. NJ, aud p. NJ. or
Al the store OF " H. Amoud y Bro. Eishtn aud Mar
kst streets, from SO +. NJ.
II ofdsr 4 the iloari
dss7ld P. ALLMONp. sei.
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Az PRIVATn sALm

The valuable loate ard Lot Of Lsut t.ats Al tha
Filpl 3. Z, eofnerof Eighth aud Faeaeh streets In
i,,r the CITY VI Wrming ,oH, Dslasars Qats Of Miss
hiA bsdiuTi, dec iaaed ne Lot 10 oyor 20 Toe I
sztk2k front on French airsei, ani extends through
tns ~ are to walnut stio-t. This 10 deshAtls prs.
psriy iof = rsiideuce or l1yaslmslt
Apply to ". MeCAULLgY
Executor ofH. J. Bsdllld, decd
"loi No.G.6 Market btteet.
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\ circle about fifty feet in diameter occupies
the main portion Of the ceiling. In it are
painted figures of the MUSES. On the edge OF
this circle nearest the entrance are three drops
Of gas pipe, one having a horizontal circle,
hyc feet in diameter, with twelve lights, and
two of three feet diameter with six lights each
In the centre of the circle, IS ventilator.-
Numerous small figures, giving theatrical
Ideas, are frescoed on the ceiling