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We, the undersigned Commissloners ot Estimate and
Assessment In the abOYeenttled matter, hereby ENs
notice TO the owner or owners, occupant or oc'upNn
lands affected thereby, and TO all others whom Il mar
concern, to wit
Flrst-That We have completed our estimate and a.
sessmen and that all persons interested m these p
who may bo opposed 10 the same. present their 20
Jections 10 writing, duly verified to Charles Place EI
our Chairman, AT tho o1iCe Of the Commss'oncrs,
Nassau street room ~ In this city or before the Va
si0ners. will hear parties 50 Objecting within the es
week days next after the said sh daV OF November l
and tor that purpose viii he In attendance AZ our sAs
once on each OF said ten days, at II O'Clock NJ. - NJ.
asscssment together with our maps and also All ins
ahdavIs, estimates, and other documents which Wnro
used by uH In making our report have been dcpnsed
the oniee of the Department OF Public Works IN IN. "
OF New YORK there to remain until the Lth daJ VI nv
Thiri.That the limits embraced by the Asse-ueot
Aforesaid are 40 tolloWa TO NtI All those uls plSe
parcels OF land In the city OF New YORK, ~ llAtN
bounded, and contained within the folwing imih, ~
that IL to say On The west, by the centr, na o fg
avenue on the east by the oentre line Oi Foufh sFe
nue on the north, by Exterior street or Harlem f
and on tho south 10y the centre line Of kgttt si shai
street excepting thererom all the land known as h'uH
Aotrls square. a..
Fourth That our report herein Will btprcsNtcd 70 -
the supreme Court " tho state Of New York. AZ ~
cal term thereof to be held In the new Court lo4N
The CITY ls In Che city of New Ork, on tho H.h .i
Of November, lSs at the opening OF the contl 19 a..
cOuntol can be heard thereon, motion wiz Dc "s'S
that the said report bo confirmed,
CHAHLE9 PLACE.
GIATL kATHAN.
,. WALKER fONLFh
CoUmIs.V1sS
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Slipping.


4 NCHOR LINE STEAMERS
~ sail every "wednesday and saturday to and from
Glasgow, Liverpool. Londonderry, and Queenstown.
Passengers booked TO and from any railway station in
Great Britain, Ireland, Norway Sweden, Denmark Ger
many. Holland Belgium, and The United states,
AT LOWEST CURRENCY RATES.
Drafts on the Old Country for any amount.
Apply at the Company's orces. Bowling Green.
HENDERSON BROTHERS, Agents.
TOR QURESSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL,
u carrying the United states Mails
MANHATrAN sails Wednesday, Oct. =, ut 10Y A. NJ.
NEVADA sails Wednesday, Oct. i6 at 8 T. NJ,
Cabin passage. So gold. steerage, $50 currency.
Drafts on England, Ireland, &C.. -
WILLIAMS GUION,
- Broadway. New York.
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b. ss.i S.ata .,,aae. 'ge.'
4 i't '.b "'ayu,SS "'"'" S"e'
n 3,a ..., iw.n,, ninth street
81. S. .l1.h Syeane Sc'n ,''''" '''''''
g, ., N',.t i,bi. dr.ts,reet
=, n, ~. .U ,.el., ''' ''''''
&. q! Z, T,i s,u .5,nac '''' street
e, 8! siS,h H,h syerae ,yei'ne
q. ''' SIAM yNt,li, TSyy,,r,, ,s.-.,ntv p,.r.rp.
/ eA i,lsii F%i,,i,,,Ii9 r,,a,,,, .,4sd street
+ n, X,,,iic "''''''
g. as l,., Nia@ta ',reSi. ,reSit
g. e. El.. Nm. ,rrcci,,
q ~ IsN i.-i,' -''cc'
~ ~, ss', ,,,n, r'ss'' s"ee"
y M AN,,s.ti,,Cc,
H ~ i''iS street.
- '6 HN'rnne =;
j. I. Iy,s't C,., .,-.,,
lS9 - sycc,d yc., nif''t
u q, is,..r lee,
q. l'' h'N h,fss,, ,., .,,,,, n,.~,,cr
~ Team ., f,,,n ayehIe, .,.o,, .,,o.,
~ Mc.t We " seconu street.
~ Ninth syenge
d ~ ~ "! ~! 49,, grst MI st,e,,
: Si,ss Ni,'h a., fSs,.9, NsnHe' ,ou,,h .,,..,
.. Ssi Nirth avenue.
H. e, we,t lp'p Sina,eep,h Sh"ncsi street.
y. 81 ,Mt.t Elsh,eth'h street
y y q g Me-, Me-, NiSetssn,s h,Ss%t ,snT. street,
= = 2, - ssysn,l, seysn,s ,ycsas ,ycsa..
is iGi West sixteenth street.
y. - West Iwcntielh street.
y. 10 seyrnih avenue.
rovHrExSrn AssrHDL' oisrhcr'
!. isl fir,t s'cnue.
y ", fit,t , s,h.;r.o sonnns;;
T., ~ fss' ft,f.t aSprT s,prns' street
8. lS hnsi avenue. -
:. 81 East 1hlrtecnih street.
gs Lirsl avenue.
% ieo ~ avenue.
u ies First avenue
L i i5s iss Avenue Avenue e. (.
49, SIC East Fourteenth street .,...
fIrIEhsrh ASSEMBLY psrkir'
~ Tenth avenue.
3 ~ Tenth avenue
+ II II ti::54iS $::I TS.l5sis;a a;'Pas street.
$ ~ Tenth avenue
!, .is Sinh Sinh ,ys@gs ,ycnas
i. - ~ SINH SINH s@ay syenas
i So SS SS'i Stn.h fSsilG'e aSenSel street
il Aii Ninth svcnue.
u. 6i2 Eighth avenue.
%. q. seventh avenue.
q Us seventh ayenue.
81 syiit siIth avenue
q SIS Sixth svenne.
sIxTEESTH ASSEMBLY pIsrHIcr
/. sn Avenue A.
). sis sis Avenue Avenue e. l.
I. 20 First avenue,
:. :. ssS 70 EiF:i Eir: avenue avenue.
!. 2ss First avenue.
:. 30 First avenue
g ss Pin! syenne.
u u ss sss ~ flrs, h'ehur; venue.
q. 81 hirst syenue
u. SH First avenue -
%. 2tl First syenue
s 2si East Twenty second street.
3 3 s. ais,;1r,sS I,;1 TssTty .9eSa. Sd,n street
z e0 Third syenne
y. 26 Third avenue
. l5t Third avenue.
sEvEsTEksrH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
50 "a EisSsS sESshS avenue.
ta Nest Forty.nrst street.
5. 81 Ninth avenue.
g @ @sss Tenth Tenth syenSe' avenue
8 ssi Ninth avenue
II, ~ II, EisstS E,sStS syenSs avenue,
r. Sol Ninth avenae:
Is ISIS BTosdwsy;
i. sss Ninth avenue.
Is, no Ninth avenue,
| - is2e broadway.
~. 1876 broadway. .......
e. lln broadway Forty ninth and fifeth strsets).
z @broadway
z. q, Ninth @ syenne.
% lo Broadway Fftysecond and Fifty third sre sts
Sl Bll Ninth avenue.
& so Ninth avenue,
", aB West Fifty fourth street.
~. sii Eighth avenue.
| EIaHTEEsrH ASSEMBLY pIsTRIor.
| I. as St( Ond avenue.
| g. "a! East Twenty e ghth strOot.
| s. 5li Second avenue,
| 4. a2i Third avenue.
| 9. bA second avenue,
| Z. sR East Thirty nrst street.
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pnsOnnI NOiltss.

.-,,-,.,-.-- fVIRUWHI SIUIllts'
INFONMATION wanted OF Ann Tully, formerly
OF ITO West 18th st. any Information OF her where
sbouts viii DO thankfully received by
MARTIN FULLY, ~ Washington st.
JULIA MuRPI Y, daughter Of Martin j. Murphy,
- of this city and niece NJ Mr EOn Cusack Of Savsn
nah may learn something hes interest by addressing
Dr. }. ID. READ or JOHN FOLEY, al savannah, Ca.
STRItTURf, Gel ula, ana piles radically cnred with,
- out knife Oaustc or detention from business DIS
easev OF the gpnerAvc organs and all Important CAses
VNHOUSANDs arc enuaod 20 ponsou bouaty and
u prs4f moaey Te9 DO not tnoS iI Address o. Apply
Chsniber sL
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NnbIit SIloiitts.
Egui. Ia~C
81. ference p. Smith, Thomas whalen. James E.
ne''' TWESr YTtpsT ASSEMBLY District.

-. AJfrcd Drlhcr Edward Kennedy Samuel J. Lewis
81. ference p. smith. Thomas whalen, James E.
"'''" TWESf Y-rfPsT ASSEMBLY District.
rttRrY- SEVEN ELECTION DIsTBIcTs,
l. Nee IN j. Reed anthony +. Brackein, William Nc
!. Isaac + lieevcs, George Peck, James c. Bonnesu
S' 8 NSaciGs \ ney, Henry Richmond, Charles A. sho
rI C6arIes ilcnsHa Joseph Carroll, Thomas p. Mon.
5. Ebcncier j. Toiten, Geo. A. Riley, Joseph Van
g. scymonr D H1dley, James Kinsey, John Mccarthy,
4 William ) Jones, IIoratio p. Allen, Henry c. Hart,
s. William A Merritt, Isaac \. Martin, Frank Northup.
- Henry Monafquc, Aibcr, l. Blowers James Finley
To- D2yid BARLEY. Joseph A. corkey, Robert Earl, Jrp
ii John e. Hasscry, chas. c. Reed, Charles II. Riley
II friqei. II. Ball william Rutter, James II. Clark
u. William r i,ycrsou. james Miller, Maurice W.
Wall, Alonlo T. Mason. 49,. ,,,,..,,
is Is william Il Mott. John Brown, Henry Held. Jr.,
ie Henry c. Robinson, Edward sherry, Henry Bier.
H. wiliSm 4 waydcn Alfred Herman, p II.
Lenny raul H. Grown pa. u,.,.n ,o.oo,,
IT, David ~ porcmus, Edward Reynolds, Michael T.
%. Wiiiiim ]. Martin, John Robbins, John H. Garrl
II William lockwood, Edward u. welsh, Alexander
u Charles COW tan. Daniel Eagau, Patrick H. warren,
John T. Murray. . go
y. James ~. lnper, \. SlCight Jones' WIN. II. HICKS,
Abraham barnett.
q. John H. Gregory, VIM. N. kipp, Charles Rhodes,
D. John G. Griinnr. Richard J. Best, Thomas Hunt.
Sturgc~ newcf.
%. II. whitney, charles Pierce. Archibald ;; lmah'
VIM. VI WHINE.
q Chulrs \. Rty, Anthony Alaire. Henry VI. Jen'
nlngs, Natnan Il. Hicks, Jr. -,,.
81 G. ". .pesslcy, G. a. Peck. Augustus salisbury
Thomee l.. Ellison. -.
~ Henry 4. Wines Henry Muller, Charles a. GMih
walt. James Kendall.
- T. T. whitaker. George I. stuart E. Bonit', Jacot
81 j. T provn, simon F. Noyes. VIM. O. Woods
Charle. Hfuh -
SO III Qick, william welsh. William II. Palles
~. .ohn =. frank, Gilbert Dorian. VIM. y. smith
john 4. tizsi.l. I-. - =. ,,, ,.,.,r, ..
| frank Riley.
Ht. Ira u. Reed Charles Batchvidur, Henry Munsun
| i sCph Levy.
r. Patrick II. Carroll VIM. G. Randall, James Kelly
James Lane.
s.. John II. Porter VIM. II. Draper Joun Thorp
| Leonard Reynolds.
Vacancics Persons selected, not appearing, nor re
1 o. 70 In
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pnbIm hottie.
SUPREME COURT.

In the matter OF the application OF the Mayor AIDES
men aud Commonslty Of the city Of New YORK relative
TO the
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"a! II peGl ~ ssuIa npslt h psGlIsatloa
- Ut1ok ~ et1nlno1 populAsjly uopseee.
l ~ bellesey b thls coustsy. woshs
MA seach clsvulalsoa u Ten o. tWsuty thoes-
~ pse seskei 4 sucsssufsl. snd emvaaiically
y 9gh13 assIls thai H4nlrr. Bmt tese we
'kav> jamthlss, truly sA~sisai, lsdest, q
whlch ~ hsndsQa ih4lnasa cop1es X the edi-
Those 0syS7i wess distjbuttd. What thcee q
lhe pre1ras year N1ay ruach wc can ualy cOnjrc-
lsrs. Aud Il 4 not sIUxc in EurlIsh the lii,le
nsssscuser reaches the puIlic eyes translaiioas II
German aud Ia Swedish arc also demanded ~
that portion of our rural population not yet de-
usraiicAtcd nmoug Us long enough " speak the
language OF their adopted country.
What uscful lesson does the progress Of the
l.antrcths teach :--lIow plainly docs u say,
2 hold fast 10 one business object -" chcrish
orc industrial i.lcs, -" be not diverted w the
glitter Of more promising parsuiss Than that In
which We may he engaged. and which msy en-
tirc only TO dlsarpoin,.'
Mure than thrcr-quarters Of century ago, the
predecessors Of the landreths embarked In the
seed trade little by little, and II was little =
nough, ns we arc td, In tho beginning, TAT
which time our confederation embraced thirteen
colonies, and now grown 10 forty united Siaics)
has the business of the l.andrcths advanced
aud augmented, until now II is said Ia lie the
largest of thc kind not only in this country, hut
In the World. aud embraces six hundred acres
IL. drilled aud trsnspianicd crops under the per-
sonal charge Of the propriesors who Themselves,
raise the seeds only OF the choiccr varieties II
vegetables, which require special carc--ihc coar-
ser sorts being grown for their account by out
side parties.
Il Is 10 give brief hints and instruct on TO their
customers, greater in the number of,smi,,s than
was the individuals that composed the late Hriny
that The Rural Register " 1872 has been printed
We advise our readers who take pleasure 10
country life TO obtain copy, which may lie had
without charge, ffom Mr. 4. T. Evans.
Feb iU-lf
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Farm Lssb0rcrs nnd Dom esllCs
TO nv srrrliEp nv Tns
Middletown immigration Society |

0NtiE Midd!c,own Immigration Society having
l. been permanently organized, aud having
procured "A comIcient and responsible agent, or
9crs ios doncs,ics or farm lnborcrs are collected
Each mc,nbcr ordering immigrants shall pay
10 the TREASURER Of the Sociciy at the tmc of or.
dcriug, six dollars for each and every ,unn, wo-
man or child ordered. lie shall also NJ the an,c
time, give TO the Treasurer negotiable rlhic.
with m approved rndorscr, dated February 10th,
1872, payable In sixty days from said date. for
onc-hnlf the balance; and also n promissory note
for the remaining half payable on dclisesy in
Middic,own OF the man, woman or child ordered,
In case the las, note shall not he promptly paid
upon delivery Of Immigrant the person ordering
shall forri, 10 The Ss-ririy all former pay meats
Upon payment 10 tho Treasurer AS above
farm laborrrs or dumcsiics Of either SEA will be
delivered at Miiilc'own. with MS little delay us
possible who will enter into legal contracts 10
rcpdcr service for year from date Of arrival.
employers will be expected 10 furnish COM
forts'le lodgings and boird for their sesvRnis,
and, ai the end OF tine year, % give fifteen dol
lars TO each male aud leu dollars 10 each female
whose services have been satisfactory.
uur Sgcut will bc specially instructed and will
engage to procure only such us have certificates
Of good character, md have experience in the du-
ties of their several vocntions.
All orders must describe particularly the age,
scx, services 10 he required, &c.
For further particulars inquire Of
nr. Il. TROrP MAXWELL,
Feb ,, lsi2-f Corresponding Secretary.
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xsw cs.rls resisA-E-<rs xs~ chsGoe h, y
toa and ~ s1Srl sM ~ - 4 n. l@ave ~
wlii lsstr Claytsn Tor SMSsna ~ A. ". ~ NJ {<
Leave smyrna far Cieynn n Is A. n. M r. XX
make connee'ions with nsdns y ssd frDa Dsve1. 81
vREiGIir TRAIN. With rasseusss Cav s,aaua1n -
Wilmington II IS A. ~; N~v Castir, I -; ~
30. Tosasend, u: Cisytnn, 3 -: nuvs. l63fX X1
ton 20; Hrsdsrviiis. . is srsssv1. ! =; ~ 4
and arrive at Deln'Hr nj "a, 4. \. pMoorn6
leaving Philadelphia at ] 30 p \, WIN r.
close connection with this train ct WlluluH1
Returning-Wilt !casc Dclmar, - ?. \. Z H11
rcl , IS; Scaford, 4 ~; DridrcvifIe. e. f5
mington. s rs harrington. s 40; Fej(op. = n
Wyoming, ~; Dover, I as: C1nytoo. = ~
Townsend, 3 20: Mid,llcsown, 4 ~; KttEvuo6.
. O5 New Castle. . 35. aud arrive n WflmlS1S
ton, 10 20 r. NJ; Phiaslelplia, ~ 30 ,. +. 671
baltimore. y so A. ~. Subject to delays lusoirc&
10 freight business. !. 77.ss
This train will stop to take up raseassve -
| st stations named, but will sct down -
| at any stopping place, Excxrr Havv,s c..
State Road, Rodney and Dupont. ~
CONNECTIONS.
At Townscnd, with tho Rent Couptv. -
Queen Annr's 4 Kent Railroads for kcnuedvvl11k
| Sud.ersvii,c and intermediate places. II "
Al Clayton. with 81. h b. h Il. for nnconn
| and intermediate placrs.
At Harrington, with }. 4 II. n. n. Npr Mind.
| GcorIc'own. Lcwvs aud iufcrmts siinte pIscfe.
a, Sea:ors, viii, ID. 4 u. II. u. fof peassu1S.
burg and Cambridge. &c.
a, pc'n'ar, with 4. $. n. u. for HallslueS i.
Princess Anne CrisfcId: also fos Berlin soA - y
| cr stations on the W. h y. r. Il.
May Soy y. ,. IESNgv. Sspsstasss1usA
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SUPERB PREMIUM ENGRAVING

Every person getting mp club of Ave al 81 90
each, or eight nj 81 30 each, will ir entitled to
an extra copy of the Magazine for 1879, and alse
TO copy OF the superb puror mexzo,nr (sivc -
inches by ISL Five Timrs tine To-day"
which, at a store, WOULD cos, four dollars. S.ec-
nicns sent, gratis, TO those wishing 10 &c, up
Clubs. Address,
CHARLES J. PETERSON,
No. 3os Chestnut Street. Philadclp phia, IA.
Get as--if
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1ERsEY CHEMICAL co.
AioSooAlATED
rpnR.PH0sPHATE.

oy JBRREY CHEMICAL COMPANY
- 1Skased tse Chemical Works hate Of
D1(h ~ now manufacturing Ammoni-
~ Joophste cs1.ime fully equal iu quail.
111sHsssu ~ Rhodes Spper-P Phosphate,
y 49, l,y ppiss { klctl, which has here.
! N each esn<tal sslisfsttion.
1o6 oou lsrsfnssd 10 furnish cunsumcrs and
81 61tH ~ alssve Super-l Phosphate ard shall
Sn11y Uur old customers and others.
~ ~ caIl yons attention to the
ILLA QUANO."
~ stt<lve dirv~t from the Orchil-
lGuevvev Il hrs i,cca fairly tried y y
~ = tbe lse1l and cheapest icrtili-
SzIoAoa : raimuLE.
GuGA wHOlJkSALE AGENTS,
IN lei SsrNi Ysssr Srnsgr,
II Ptiladslphis.
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ucno ~ nm sset1llsa %
- sovs .psa shs hsm q
~ ennnpsr. IL the bot
~ Aooose. tbe snissals re-
"A ~ s. 1tIsk. aud, afscr
~. >hey would wade into
cousoja sosaetimcs IN hour
w bpN in,mersed. This
6o1 Invariably diminished
= ood II order TO loarn the
siaoltoa careful obscrvs-
'. u - acccrtained that
Is Wster O hour diminished
~ aGnoune VI eight or ten
6ora q thirteen cows. Tho
avsss thst Whenever they re-
y - Wafer they we're driven away
800 d oecs. We have learned
~ 10y susuiag the herd into the
o Z eel1 dsy 10 winscr. and nl-
- u remain fifteen minutes.
~ nm wss diminished 10 Sc
61li, asd coussqucnsly the animuls
ousd ~ leave the warm stable
\ ~ eutirc winter. except for \
(S31 upon warm, sunny days.
\ bsonsIst directly from a well into
"a ~ drinking vessels ere ar
- .1kst tho suimals have to move
pper sso TO supply their wants
loes ~ the wster supply, and con.
e e access. are most important
S,nnsscsnrnt OF milch cows. A
g ~ cslL wstcr. taken By COW
1; oIoles. cnts short the milk yield
& ~ from ono 70 two pints. Well
Z zro9n iusn vessels. aud SLOWED to
3 ~ hcurs covered in the warm
~ IL temperature raised several
~ This practice should be sdop-
Y S1l ihriny farmers. II would un-
11s ~ we'll 10 slightly warm the
4 Sl iAfs i attended with c"nsidera-
Iranvesiencc where large herds arc
- ssesm apparatus is used. The
90 current. Of air, and cold
" Usssr, upon cows in milk. is moi
Snsisnl nature; il extends for .
4 pssied than = day or n week
\ ~ snimnlr arc ruined By careless
Sess every year. aud self interest
1lees of Humanity should prompt
= oeoers to keep diligent watch over
1rl(hse ssd csmforf.
- q milk are oftcu injured BY rapid
" (sn pasture by Needless boys and
7S3nA usvm. They should never b.
! Golss than a walk. Gcu,leness nud
~ q es,nduct toward cows have
III influence upon the milk pail
s upon The progeny 81 the animals
1sipeYed, irasciblc man ought new
= allowed in a stable. A ,nnn wh'
~ ! coz In . passion. ought him,
3 - kicked into the barpyard. snt
- psUhihiicd from rguin coming il
p vjsh the noble animal. The righ
. olsecd in charge Of herd Of twen
=; which have been badly managed
|n ~ momsh raise the tactical pro
I, 1hat tho increased cash receipt
- hie wages. This is a ssatcn'cn
I - leen veridcsl more than once
- Jbsysal Of C'aemissry.
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TsfIE publishers OF THE cHRISTI.iy ..
L MON, heing determined that the paper,
which bears the editorial name nnd teachings OF
Henry Ward Becc'icr, should have every ndyan-
tage, on its mission Of penetrating into every c.
~ and village OF the land sent one Of their num-
her to Europe last Spring, to seek for n through
~ metitorions and attractive work of ART To SC
company 'hr paper IN iis CANVASS for Susscrbrrs
Fortunately he succeeded -ni entering Paris
from, the East dn IL It's terrific siege and bonn
hardmen' J., the Nermillisis. he was able 10 make
a very favorable arrangement with the propric-
tors Of these exquisite chromps by which they are
fnrnishcd at rate entire'y eycepiicna, making Il
possible to
PRESENT rssE PAIR. laot moansed.)
70 every annual subscriber to the C.r,s'irn onion
at 81; or, mous,cd, sized, asd saraished, ready
for framing tthc form most advantageous 10 the
subscriber at 50 IS. Notwithstanding the lnc,
that the regular market price Of these beautiful
pictures IL Si0, thousands of them hare been
sold, and still are selling In the picture stores.
These pretty Chromos can he bought no cheaper
now, but can be had voR NOTHING by subscribing
10 the Christian Fmion for one year. They are
no common colored prints, hut careful copies ar
ter paintings by Mrs. y. Anderson, an eminent
English artist printed Ia oil colors, from fifteen
stones, executed by Jchcnnc, of Paris, and for
their size fldlxls| inchesl, are equal 10 any
ehron'os ever issued. A. q. cox, AGxsr,
Feb 3-n Middlctown, Del
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WlLTinnGER's
Flavoring Extracts
are warranted equnl 10 amy made. They rrr pre-
pared from the irpH,. aud will he ionni much
bsnr than raany o, the Enracis ,ha, arr sol!
lsk yonr Gr.esr Or Druggi.i for TM,oya,
Extracts.
BsnEOyvts INDIGO IIyE
Is, without doubt the hest article IN the market
for haiug clo,les Il will color ,nofe water than
four times the same weight Of ndi 20. aud mach
more than any other was,, blue IN the market
the only genuine IL TINT pn, ny nj ALfnsD WILr-
ngRGgas DIrs Sroas. No. 23J North Second ST.
Philadelphia, "a. The labels have both Wilt
bcrg-rs aud Barlow raule an ihtm, an ah,rs
are eoun,eriei. For sale by mos, groccrs aud
druggists.
WiLTBERGER'S lNpELlBIE INK will be
found on trial 10 ilc Il superior article. Always
on hand, and for sale Ht reasonable prices, Pure
Grund Spices, Genuine Medicines, Chsmois Skins
Sponges, Taliocs, Pearl, Sage, and all articles
~ the drug line, at
ALFRED VII TBR3 q Err s DRUG STORE,
No. 23a Nyrth Sscoad 81. Pkiiniiphia, Pa.
July s, lSTl-iy
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Mammoth Colored Fashion Plates

Ahead Of all Others. These plates are engraved
on steel. twice The usual size and contain six fig
ure. They will I've supcrbly colored. Also. sew
erai pages Of household aud other receipts; in
short, everything interesting to Indies.
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TEnMs-Iwnys In dyance

Onc copy, Tor one ycar............ ........y z 90
Five copirs, for one ycar..... .............. 90
Eight copies, for one year. I? 90
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Thrilling Tales and Novelettes

Are the hest published anywhere. All the most
popular writer's arc employed to write originally
Tor " Peterson" In is7a, in addition TO It's ~
snal quantity ~ short stories. FIVE ORiGE
NAL COPrRIGHT NOVELTIES will be Civ
en-, viz: iIoramr wirm pRIcE, By Ann >. Ste
phchs; Tux ISLAND or DiAMoxfs, by Harry Dan-
forth; OxcE roo Urrgx, by Frank Ice Benedict !;
l.ixDsAss Lick, hy Miss Y. ilodgson; and A
wws. Yrr Nor Wyw, by the author cf g The
Second Life
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M,cDtssowu, Ds.. Ser. is7s.

Msrptssown, Dsl. Ser. ia7o.
Y. r. CousaAx, Ese.-Daur 81 SIT eises ~
pleasure 10 stats that the d 800 peaeh tixss pSr-
ehaeed ifom ron Tour ysnfs 40 have tueesd out
= gspses.ts1 z ssssz eess!se!ss. try -
u 6upjt3of eootltt as1 eesy abaodan(. ~
- ss1bss = I iss.s g. lsse!.ssS = - - ~
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VALUABLE FARM
AT PRIVATE SALE IL!

sINHE undersigned, as one Of The heirs u Njehs
l. ard J. foard, will sell Vt private salet ~
farm situated ON Bohemia Manor, adj0inIsR ~
village OF st. Augustine, Cecil Co. va.
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- "a ~ ~ ~ AZ! 4 ''l ~ A 4 ~ VA -,
T5,s: ,:.,:, saA:I'l Az: ~ -. = Z
ksm H. Fasmsn skat ~ h NOW psepnrsd 10 mr.
bish (lDsm with sht hest cotnlined GrHln ao1
Pbo6phAte Drill ever lniroduced issU thls eeal'
\ Ii n very slmpls In cuussruction; very ~
A1antially made up, has The patented losceIstn
WHEEL Il easily regulated, and guaranteed TO
pow ssy swd srs,y kiwd cf sssveAsssabie Gsaso asd
IAe1'hat with the greatest uniformity and sc-
curacy.
Il has been used and endorsed by over 1850 Of
our best Esrn,crs In this and the adjoining State
u Maryland during the last two years (lsGs and
1851 aud, ns will he shown by their written Ger
,ifca,cs now IN my possession, has given entire
satisfaction.
Farmers wishing these drills viii please ad.
dress ". n. HAMILTON, ". d.
Odessa, Del.
Or wM. 7. SHAW L CO. Manufacturer.
Wilmington, Delaware.
TERMS:
Delaware Grain and Phosphate Drill,
1926 G AS H.
n. B.--I nm also prepared, Al at my shop In
Od,ssa, 90 attach my Delaware Phosphate Sowef
win MI i's improvements ahu W lic nsust sup'
ssantiai manner, 10 the llaints 4 Woods or amy
common grain drill now in use, and GUARANTEES
to give entire satisfaction.
Farmers wishing the Attachment will please
forward their orders MS soon as possible Us only
n limited number will be furnished this season.
TER RMS:-Delaware Phosphate Sowcr attach
cd old drill, Sl5 Cash or mn approved aoic a
80 days. ". n. HAMILTON. N. u.
July iG---tf Odessa, pci.
At. BRADLEY, Asrxr,
Middle,owa, del
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DIVORCES.

UNITED STATS D'yoi.cE AGENCY,
ESTABLISHED 1853.
nIvORCES legally obtained In every State
- where the lava are liberal on the subject,
aud under the United States laws, for persons
from an, State or t'onniry--l.gal everywhere
dcserion. cruelty, non-snpi ori drnnscnuesss
etc. sufficient caist--ro INsblieily rcquircd--no
icc until divorce 10 obtained.
Gull on, or address
GOULD & BURGER,
CouxsrLtons- Ar.LAw,
broadway, I'd dopr below John st.
Oct. 81, issi--1n.
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e. THOMAS MASSEY. JR.
tsz6B CLOCK AND WATCH MAKER,
Main Street. next door 20 National Hotel,
ngicdlcfcNn, Delaware

HLoeEs. Watches Jcwc'ry. &c. neatly and
~ promptly rc,a;e'.
Always on hand and f1r ssle Clocks. Watches,
Plated Ware, Forks 1lonrs, Slser Napkin
Rings, Silver Th.nihsy Sa!t, Sugar and Tea
Spoons, Butter kns@ Gold l,rtasl-pins, Far.
Rings finecf-i,irgs. Sleeve buttons, wa,ah
Chains, Watch Keys hey Rings, Steel Watch
Chains, &c.