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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-28
PENINSUlAR NEWS.

Strawberry pickers are in demand.
The county bonds Of Dorchester sell rapidly
at 50 cents
The PRINCIPAL business men Of Elkton will
hereafter close their slores at r. NJ.
One hundred and eighty dozen soft crabs were
shipped from Cris6eld, one day last week.
About 5000 quarts Of rawberries we're ship
ped from Marion Station during the past week.
On the 9th and 9th Of Jane the quarterly
meeting of the NJ. f. Church South will be held
at Chtstervil!e.
Cambridge shipped thirty barrels Of early
peas 10 New York, on Thnrday. String beans
and early potatoes will be ready for shipment in
II few days
Crls6ed held meeting, last week, and ap-
pointed a committee to solicit subscriptions to
capital stock Of s5OOO. for the purpose of erect
ing suitable Academy in the Town.
LOOKING FOR AN HE,R.-A letter, twelve
days only from Bordeaux, France, wss received
at this Pos, Ofice, on Thursday Last, addressed
10 the Mayor Of Cherry field, Md. II was
opened by two Of our town Commissioners snd
proved quite curiosity, the characters and chi
-ography were both French. The letter came
from an eminen, French Solicitor who desired
information respecting the whereabouts Of a
family named Fenwick. some one Of whom il
10 be the happy po~~essor Of quite an inherit.
ance "across the -poud," somew ewbere.-CRls
FIELD LEADER.
CECIL COUNTY.
From the Cecil Whig
President Grants FtsH 10 E1kson.-On the
oath instant President Grant and wife arrived
At Elkton on visit to Postmaster General
Crrswell The population OF the town gath
cred at the railroad depot TO see the train
come In. When It stopped the President,
Mrs. Grant and Mr. Creswell stepped from
the car to the platform. In the midst OF a
silent, staring crowd, which made the best
Ise Of its eyes during the interval before the
arrival of the carriage. The crowd then ac-
Companied the party TO the vehicle. surround
ing them at q respectable distance. At the
start the swlngIrtree broke, and soune fifteen
minutes were consumed looking up another
one On Sunday the President attended The
Methodist Church, and the pastor, Rev II
Thompson, although indispos4d, made an
effort commensurate with the occasion with
which the President expressed himself much
pleased. On Monday q reception took place
III the Odd Fellows Hall. The President
was received by Hon. Alexander Evans in 8
speech, which h~ acknowledged with bow
4 number of tOwnslnen were then introduced
and handshaklng prOceded for some minute.
when DR.. Ellis proposed three cheers for thu
President, which was considered as q sigma
that the ceremony had ended. although it hat
been announced that the ceremony woult
last from ~ TO ! O'Clock. The presidentia
party then visited Marley paper mills, tn
match.stick factory and other points o
interest. The party left EIkton for Washing
ton ON Monday by the 6P. n. train.
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Business NOTICES.

The Domestic" is the lightest running sewlnR
machine.
Our stock Of piece goods, for order work. rs the
Lareest in the State Moors's 22s Market
street. m~s.
II you wsnt to buy straw and millinery goods
very low 60 to 1888 Market street. over SPringers
hat store. I'M
Now is the time when the assortment ia large
to purchase your Spring Clothing 1t Edward
Noore's, 228 Market street mwe.
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soolETiGs.
,ersrrsos rnls .vrxrxo.

Asylum Lodge, No 23. o o r. at Odd Fell
lows Hall. Third and KING streets.
Good Intent Division, No :, OF I, at Hall
Fifth and Market streets.
Humanity Circle, U A, Hall 60i Market
street.
Lincoln Lodge. No ,. X Of r. at knights of
PythiRs Hall. ell Market street.
American Star Lodge. No l, u +, ut Uood
Feliews' Hell. Third and Market streets.
Columbis lodge. No II. o q I. at Fifth
and Market streets.
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1nttfes.

STRAYED Or STOLEN from a lot on fRN}p
- the sout b side of the Chrstiana bridge. MY
one red color,d COW. with horns turned skAeE4R
upwards. Amy Information will be thankfully re
csyed by the owner. ROVERT TAYLOh.
Will ingfon, May D S3tAw
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for Salf aud for Reut.

LNOR SALE.
Il A first class Lager Beer PUMP, IN good ords
Apply at TN French street. nays d. |
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Wants.

{ veJtisements OF three lines are inserted o,,.
this head three times for 50 cents -'''
IANTED-DAILy GAZETTE of Saturi,y Anil
w . and Tuesday. April 10. at this cEict, ''"
ly.S.St
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CITY ASSESSMENT.

TTNHN City Assessment for the year 1872, having
L been completed, is 6ed at the ofce of the Clerk
OF the City Council for pu bile inspection.
The City Csunr vill sit to xpv sals from th .
assessments on W EDN ESDAY. FRIDAY and SAT
UkDAY. the 5th. 7lh aud sth .ys Of June. at m
oolock. y. IN. E T. TAYLOR.
mav8 dtju8 Clerk Of the City Council.
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Bottles Fsul er Be~m.,.

Bottles Fsll q Beauty.
Ladies'. II you would have beauty by the
b0ttle-full, al you haxe to do Is to purchase
HAoAN's MAGNOLIA BALM. That peerless
ems natural charms, but renders even the
plainest c0untenauce exceedingly attractive.
1t recalls to the pallid cheek the rosy tnge Of
health. removes pimples, blOtches, r0ughness.
sallOwneis and other bleMishes, and imparts
to the skin most delicate fairness and soft
ness. 1t smo0ths the furrows caused by time
or care, and gives face, neck and arms the
plump and ehgaglng appearance Of youthful
beauty. All this u accomplished bv the most
natural means, viz by gently and naturally
stimulating the circulation In the capillary
blood vessels. Besides the most ctIectuai aid
to beauty known to modern science.
How We Used 70 Se Pm, ...,.ya.
Who does nc: remember the tim ,,... r. ftIrf
pursation considered indispensx 4,l e. ulat,or
health? No matter for wry faces. the u,S t,i G
salts End seunR. rhubaro or caloinsl s.id iaap
be administered. These spring ~ s'l c,.'.f, a."
youngsters were told we're to keep neta .l ,, ., d
hearty during the summer. Wesu >u.v a" thnt
this falAcy; that new viso5. 70; i.fiyti9n il
what ls required at the commencein -ut Vi the
mer solstice As preparation for the s'v"tn.
fleets Of oppressive summer weather. :
Hostetter's Stomach Bittere is highly exredent
This famous vegetable preparation has TN I-or
inent properties. 1t renovatss. puriies and r,ru-
lstes all the functions Of the body 1t lsro = s,su
essential p,inctpIs q Monons.hs'a Rye. and and the the
most cfRcacioss tonic and slteratye roots. bari HI
and gums known to medical botanists. Hence it il
an absolutely. IA medicine. and tincture of the
Pharmacopeia compare with it either in purity
in the ya,ety of its objects, and its cOmprehen
sive results. Happily mankind. the theory that
il was necessary to PROSTATE patient in order
cure him.: is forever exploded. and the true phio'
of disease has taken its place. Hostetters Bitter,
is an invigorant, and hence it is the proper medi
cine for the feeble At this most trying Of the
year.
Be sure that you obtain the genuine article. a.
there are innumerable vile limitations in the mar
ket. Look to the ornamental stamp. the engrav &c
| label, and the name blown into the glass; Hostel
er-- Stomach Bittera Is sold in bottles only
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Rev Advertisements.
Wanted. -.
Fune al Notice.
Dr.. TUFTS Liver Pills.
IA ans Magnolia Balm.
Lager Beer Pump Cor sale.
II ,st-tter's Stomach B;tte.a
Strsysd or stoleu-Robert Taylor.
Sale Of Reml E.tste-E. 4 A. Belts.
Cit, Assessn ent Court Of Appeals.
Straw berry fsstival-W eet Church.
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LNOR RENT-Rooms in the second story oi ut
Il Gazette building, 4 8 Market street suitable
for offices
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fpr Reut.
FOR RENT,

hu&a The subscriber offers for rent his SO,
3,H Sand cppos tie the National Hn,e, Middl.
Mss town. Del. One of as good stands - thw
<2U is in the State far the Grain. Lime 0, Ca
business.
Will close out the Stock on reaso usble tern,
Poss ess ion given INN ediately.
A. T. BRADLEY
may25 dSw MidietoNn H. Del
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The workingmen's Institute aad Reading
Room.

The WOrkingmen's Institute Rad Reading
To he Public.
This institution has just entered upon the
fourth year Of its existence II was founded by
phlanthropic, liberal-mindedc citizens to meet the
growing wants Of an ever-incre asing class Of our
community the Workngmen. We think it's past
history will establish beyond controversy that
the legitimate object OF the institution has
been, in the main, accomplished. From small
and seemingly insignificant beginning it has
grown to be very respectable organization A
comfortable, well furnished room supplied with
newspapers, scientific periodicals, and other
substantial reading matter accommodations for
lecturing purposes and social enjoyment are the
result OF previous labors. But we would enlarge
the field OF our operations, not only by rendering
ourselves independent upon our present founda-
ton, but by Offering stronger Inducements to
that class which we desire most particularly to
benefit. Many decided improvements have been
suggested which nething but a present lack OF
means prevents us from putting into effective
operation. Knowing that our liabilities were to
be met only by private subscription, rigid econ
omy has been practiced in all cur expenditures,
but in spite of our efforts we find debt staring
us in the face. Before attempting any further
progress it becomes us then to discharge this
incumbrance. Single-handed we are unable.
We therefore find it necessary to appeal to the
generosity Of an interested public for the requi-
site assistance. We ask the help of every citizen
who feels an interest In this cause, confident
that if this institution ID properly sustained the
public at large will eventually be greatly the
gamer.
By ORDER OF EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Col. A. H. GrmshAw will lecture on "The
Hand" before the Institute, this evening. Ad-
mission free.
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AiTiUdls.
Steamer Annie, OF Wilmington, Steen, from
New York with mdse. 10 Electric Line.
sch Henrietta, OF Philadelphia, Macklin.
from Glassenburg, Connecticut, with powder
Kegs, to L l. Dupont h Co.
Sch Eliza Ann, of Philadelphia, Mccoy, from
Baltimore, with coal to Diamond State Iron Co.
Sloop Planter Of Wilmington. Stevenson, from
Port Richmond with coal to Diamond State Iron
Co.
Sloop Emma Of New Castle, Robinson, Balti-
more with coal to Geo. W. Bush N Co.
Sloop u. w. Male OF Cape May, Foster from
Cape May with oysters.
Sloop Lena of Wilmington, Steele from Ma
hons Ditch.
Barge B. Trey, OF Lawrenceville, Fout, from
Schu. Haven, with coal to Jos Fout.
Barge No. FOG, Of Bristol from Mauch Chunk
with coal, to Lobdell Gar Wheel 90,
Barge Alice, OF Wilmington. Davis from Phil
adelphia, with mdse 10 Geo W. Bush.
Barge Anna, of Wilmington, Carpenter from
Philadelphia, with mdse to OhaA. Warner 4 Co.
To-Morrow being Sunday and the weather be-
ing exceedingly hns and braciug everybody will
want to go out into the air and drink in health
and strength for the coming week To enable
persons to make the incest appearance and do
this with safety to their health, we have ON
shelves and counters loaded with the Finest Fall
and Winter Clothing, which we are selling at
very low prices and guarantee everything TO be
az represented. Bennett a Co.. Tower Hall,
No. 5l8 Market Street, halfway between Fifth
and sixth street. Philadelphia.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.


TRAINS LEAvB WILMINGTON.
For Phiadelphia-e.a5, $50 $40 1890 o. m. IA 20
400, 400 b.41, T.lb, 1920 p, m. Sundays $50 p m.
For New Yo.k-l.9O a m. 1890 and b49 p. m.
For BaltimOre-l2bs, 2Os and 1000 a m. LOS and
SIT p. m.
For the Delaware r. RI, a. m, tor Harrington.
Returning arrives at wilmington 10, p. n.y. 1856
and 1910 a. M; 625 p. m. No Sunday trains
For ket0 Cdstie--l2.bb, 7, TO- 10 a. m and 1875 n IN
For CodtesDilie, Reading, 6e-6.8O, and D2O am.
1.4o and 800 p. nj. Sunday train at I'm.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FOR WILMINGTON.
$50, lO.45 and 1870 a. IN; 1910 2sO 400, 500
100, 9.00 and ll.sO p M Sundays 900, 11.s0 p. m
TRAINS ARRIVE AT WHINING ON
From DeiaiBare R.-sOO from New Castle
1918 a m; 800, s1b and p. M CThe two lattei
are freight with passenger car attached.
From W. d r. R.-s15 and 11.4O, q. m. A4b and
10 y. m. Sunday train at p. m.
From Philadelphia-12.42, $50 a m +; 1925, 1Q.45
$40, bO1 6.ls, s25, 1880 Sunday 12.4S a. m, anC
1890 p. m.
STEAMBOAT 8. NJ. FELTON,.
Leave Wilmington at 40, A. NJ, and returning
leave Philadelphia at 3, p. NJ
E~- See time tables for further particulars
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nnar0-tf

An Essential Of ! OU liness.-To he entirely Deaut-
full the hair should be ABUNDANT and ustrous. This
is absolutely essential to complete lOYelinesS. The
most ocular features the most brilliant complexion
and pealest teeth fail OF their due effect II The hair
be thin dry or harsh. On the contrary the paines
face, II It be but surmOunted by luxuriant and
BKen tresses, is apt to impress the beAOlder with
sense OF actual beauty. That GROWING ornament
Of her sex is, happily. within the reach OF lovely
woman. and being as discriminating a she is lovely
she long ago discovered that LYONS X ,THA ION
was the sure means Of securing It. No prepa' alton
of the hair ever enjoyed 1.-THE of its poRularity,
and no wonder, since 1t produces such gratifying
results. Applied TO the waste and barren places on
the scalp It fructhes and enriches them with new
and ample growth. 1t ID not, OF COURSE pretended
that It will do this II the capacity for reproduction
is extinct but 30 long 1t remains that wenderfu
rehaoilltant Will assuredly propagate tile germ VI
the hair into life and activity.
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LECTURES AND READINGS. The Seventeenth
Annual Session of the Chester County Teachers
Institute will be held at Horticultural Hall. Yves /
Chester, commencing Monday, October 2Sth, at
o'clock, Z NJ, and closing Friday evening
Nov. LIST, 1872. The exercises will be made as
practical possible, by means of lectures, class
drills, blackboard illustrations, and system Of
general discussion on the part of teachers, at
tho close OF the different exercises. Distinguish
ed educators will be- present Jas. y. Clemmer OF
this cty,wll conduct the musical exercises. Eve
ming lectures and readings will be given by Rev.
Ell. CEapiu, b. D., OF n. Y; DR. j. c. Holland,
lIimothy ntcomb) of y Y Prof. s. 5. Hade-
man, of the University OF Pa Q. j. Arms Esq
the young Connecticut lawyer y Prof. Shoema,
ker and lady, of Phlla. Free return passes viii
DO furnished by the Go. Supt. to members who
pay full fare in going to the Institute over the
the W c y PhiIa, PhIa a Bait, Cen, and W
Il r. Railroads.
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Institute Hall, Wilmington, Friday evening,
October 18th, to be addressed by Hon. r. Stockett
Matthews, of Baltimore. Ladies invited.
City Hall, Wilmington, Tuesday evening, Oct.
10, to be addressed by Geo V. Massey, Esq, OF
Dover
Stanton, (Anthony's Hotel, on Saturday even
ing, Oct. IL to be addressed by Hon. N. b. Smi-
theirs, Levi @. Bird, Esq and Jos. L. Kilgore
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SHEEP RA1sING.--When Mr.. Thos W. Ander-
son began farming. about 10 years ago, he pur-
chased about % or 30 sheep for sl25. When he
discontinued, last week. he sold about the same
number of sheep that he had on hand, for the
same price, and in the 10 years had realized from
the sale Of lambs wool, &c, $780, Cambridge
(Mi } Chronicle.
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Ew- Brtensipe Furniture StOTe-The attention Of
the public is called to the very large and varied
stock OF furniture OF j. j. N. Hartman, No. 40
King street. There Is nothing equal to II In the
State Of Delaware, and persons wanting furniture
dated by this old and reliable firm. They make
their goods and sell at prices low the best
hOuges in the large Cities.
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New TELEGRAPH LINE.-The telegraph line
along the Dorchester Il Del, II. r. between Sea
ford and Cambridge, has been completed, and
was opened for the transmission of messages on
Tuesday last, The builders worked all day long
the previous Sunday in order to complete it BY
that time
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The Greatest Want OF the present age Is men
and women, healthy and vigorous IN mind aud body.
The continued headaches, weaknesses, nervousness
and varying ailments which ailct women are gen.
orally the result Of imperfect action OF the stomach
and other vital organs. DR.. Walkers California
Vinegar Bltters being composed entirely Of vegeta-
BILE substances indigenous TO California, may be
taken with perfect safety by the most delicate and
arc sure remedy, correcting all wrong action and
giving new vigor TO the whole sYstem.
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The ladies should call at Lichtenstens if they
desire bargains in dregs goods, and blankets and
shawls.
DR. Brown says the Straght-out Truth Teller
the new Democratic organ may be had gratis
at the news stand.
Thos. D. Webb Il Son are altering their hat fac
tory at 18th x West into dwelling. Their hats
will hereafter be made at their new building on
Market, above 3rd.
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WV ~ ~ NV 111NIItHt 7 HIH HNJs
Dorchester a Delaware Railroad.
DR.. 1Htt's MedlCine-Special notice
Steamer Arlel-Change Of Hour.
Sausage, scrapple, &c-Eighth St., Market.
Rope walAing-Prof. DE HUune.
SOzodOnt-Clty Item.
Attention, Republican Invlncibles.
Notce-SOldiers and Sailors Club.
Public sale Of farming u enEils-W b IambsOn
Cloaks-M. L. Lichtenstein
Hardware-Truman Shaw, Philada
LOst-Pack ge Of car tickets
CITY ltems-NariOus parties
Grand Celebration at Lincoln
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E1-c hildren's Merino Night Goi0ns-We would cali
especial attention to MI. Firms line Of Childrens
Mertno Night Gowns, which are peculiarly adap'ed
Tor the approaching cold weather Being a COM
bination OF the Shirt and Drawer children are not
30 liable TO expose themselves as with the ordinary
gown. They are already being largely adopted. Mr.
Finn is also prepared to offer special bargains
In Chidren's MerinO Shirts and Drawers and Stock
ings john NJ, FINN,
s. B. Cor. Arch and nm Sis PhIlad,a
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MERELY MEhTIoMED.

Persons riding along the various reads entering
Wilmington will read on all the fences the following
significant words Samuel gilbert bi3 Market ST.
sells hats cheap" Whoever wrote these sigas was
acquainted with the facts.
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TFALL cLoTHtEG-Mr. John IL. Muhlhausen's

GWRALL CLOTHtNG-Mr John IL. Muhlhausen'a
pleasant tailoring establishment al AIS King street.
has Just been supplied with line stock Of FAIL
GOODS, selected With much care and discrimination,
Just such stock as tasteful people like to examine
and select fr0m. Mr.. MS. customers have the adj
vantage of his 10 years experience IN the selection
OF goods and styles Of make up. Those who begin
70 feel the need OF Fall and Winter clothing should,
by all means, call at his place before getting
lneaaured
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~ you are Troubled pith Bad Breath.-lt annoys
your friends as well as yourself You would like TO
get rid OF It. but scarcely know what neans to
adopt We will tell you. Use the fragrant SOzoDOET
II Will cleanse and beautify the teeth, aud leave
your breath pnre.
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E-INsTRUcTIoN IN



A ply to A. T. SCOTT, Room No. g. s. W. corner
OF Eighth and Market streets.
EVENING DRAWING CLASS commences Sep
tember 10th, at u O'Clock. seL5-ly
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REPORTED DAILY AT PUBLIC SCHOOL NO. l. BOYS
DEPARTMENT.
WILMINGTON, Del, Oct. 18th, 10 o'clock, A, NJ.
Temper Height Dew Wind Rain
AZURE of Baron Point Fall
$3.50 30.l7n lG6so NWW O39sin
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wTHR BIG 10, WEST EIGHTH STREET

THE PLACE TO BUY
YOUR FALL SHOES
have increased my stock, and am prepared t
ell good shoes
AT VERY Low PRICES.
Ny motto Is "Qulck Sales and Small Prof $.
have women's good shoes for $50 per pair
Ow is that for high Please give me call before
buying elsewhere.
Look for the big o on the box by the door.
]. M. HOLMES,
No. 10 West Eighth street,
mar2o-tf C2d door from Shipley,) Will, Del.
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alOtites.
Political 9gutirrs.

A TTENTloN, REPUBLICAN INvINCIBLES-
"A You Will assemble at Headquarters fully
equipped for parade THIS Saturday. evening at ~
O'Clock. sharp. by Order ID. w. TAYLOR, Capt.
j. PlEkCE, Secretary. octi9.it
~ OTiCE-SoLDIERS AND SAILORS GRANT
~ AND Will ON CLUB.-Meet at the ArmOry
Sixth and King SIS, at 8 80 O'Clock this evening 70
attend meeting at the Logan House. Roll can at
o.5J, sharp FRI NIX NOLEN, apt. COmdn'g Club
:. :. JOHNSON, list SeTg't oct.I2.lt
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A Coon SIGN.-We understand that H. II /.
Jones is putting in new boiler K engine tomeet
the increasing demand for his superior mince
increased over tenfod in one year, which he
attributes to, first making a good article and
then letting the people know of it by advertising
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Buaraina.
for Bent.


Anna f. Dickinson lectures Oct q.
STABLE FOR RENT. - Fifth Street between
- Market and King. Apply TO
sept.ls-u q. +. I'll MAS, 42l Market St
LNOR RENT-IIouse with rooms and ex- A
~ tensive grounds, near Schutzen Park. MM
Possession at once. Address
sep24tf p. D. BOX 466.
VNoR RENT - store and dwelling. also IN
~ stock and fixtures OF grocery store for 1
sale. Apply TO EVANS PENNINGTON,
seplsu No. $40 w. Seventh st.
LNoR RENT--A MARKET StPROPEVTY between
II 9th and TN, formerly occupied by G. q Oding ,
all In good order. Terms 81. 900 for store and dwe-
ling GEO. T. GRUBB.
sepLl7-lm' Third and Market SITS.
LNoR RENT = An excellent stand under new
IL Western Market, very desirable. Apply TO
sepl7-u Market House
INoR RENTING large and elegant Easements
II of upper stores Masonic Temple Apply TO
q. WORR IL,
aug24-tf 22O and 222 Market.
NOR RENT-A large store-rOom with onice
II 'front.' large yard back with stabng for six
horses Apply TO p. WORRAaL a CO.,
4i9 W. Trout street, or
apr22-n ". Q. PlersOn, next dOOr)
VVTHARF PROPERTY FOR RENr-situated at
w South end of Market 81. Bridge. Apply TO
febiI-u CHAS. WARMER co.
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, on which occasion the Republican Invlncibes OF
i,hiladelpha, the Harmony Legion OF Philadelphia
the Elephant Cub Of Philadelphia, the Republican
Democratic Club nf Philadelphia, the Veteran Club
OF fhlladephla, the Franklin Legion OF Chester the
20 = IN Blue OF Chester. and the Grant, Wilson and
iartranlt Gun OF Chester, and several clubs from
Vest Chester, Dover, Middleton, New Castle,
Newark, stanton, ana other places having been in
Vited Will, doubtless, be present.
Each Republican, Campaign Club in this CITY,
which has not alre dy done so, is urgently re-
quested 70 name three members of their Club to
serve on the General Committee of Arrangements,
which Committee will mee' at the GRAND ARMY
hOoMS, on Thursday vening, l0sh inst, to q, IN
plete the arrangements,
by order OF the mmttee OF Arrangements.
:. ROrMAN SMITH. Chairman pro TEN.
FRANK NoLEN, Sec pro TEN. Orts.
Anna Il. Dickinson lectures Oct. 81.
mo NOT FAIL to select a pair OF fine Opera
~ Glasses less than cost at n Ferris Jr
Anna E. Dickinson lectures Oct, Fl.