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Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-02-21

MEETING or THE KENT COUNTY QUARTERLY co,
YENTIoN.

MEETING or THE KENT COUNTY QUARTERLY con-
yENTIoN.
The Quarterly Convention Of the Good Tenn
lars OF Kent county was held in the NJ L. Church
at Harrington, on Friday, the 10th inst, w. G,
l., Rev: A. ID. Davis presiding. The attendance
was an index OF the growing sentiment in IA
yor OF Temperance. Representatives were pres
emit from nearly every lodge in the county, who
represented them all to be in good condition.
The election for officers for the next term re-
suited as follows W. c. T., p. s. Cooper W
ton. Esq
1t was decided to hold the next quarterly
meeting On the third Wednesday Of May, in
Resolutions were adopted in favor Of orgapi-
zlng Youths Anti-TObacco and Temperance Soci-
cites in the Sabbath schools Of the different re-
ligious denominations of publishing the names
OF all persons who hereafter sign petitions for
tavern licences Of holding more public tenn
perance meetings. and endorsing and recon-
mending temperance people to support the
ObSe,'re-, Of Wilmington.
In the evening a large public Temperance
meeting was held in the same church, which
was addressed by E. Crouch, VIM. Hunter. and
others. Thanks were unanimously rendered In
the Convention to the citizens Of Harrington for
their hospitality.
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EXERCISES OF Yesterdays SESSION.

The Wilmington Teachers Institute met yes
terday afternoon at four o'clock, at Public School
House No. l. The first exercise was an ESSAY
on Teaching by Miss Louie Stern OF School No
II, which was listened to with marked attention
There were other essays prepared for the occa-
sion, but Mr.. Harlan having secured the seryic-
81 OF Prof. j. W. Shoemaker Of Philadelphia, to
deliver lecture on Reading, they we're deferred
TIL the next meeting. Essays by the teachers
on educational subjects have become a prom-
nent and important feature Of these monthly
meetings
Prof Shoemaker spoke Of the Importance OF
reading as a branch of education, and gave an
outline Of the advantages resulting from being
a good reader dwelling particularly mon ;tes
value as means Of social entertainment After
giving some amusing limitations OF a styie Of
reading not found in our schools, he made some
excellent suggestions concerning teaching read
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WE OFFER FOR SALE THE
40 Bonds Of the u Hmiagtom D.
Western Railroad Co.,

Interest BIO per aunum, payable quarterly, on the
nrst days OF January, April, July and October. in
each year. Registered or coupon, at the option Of
holder. Free OF United States and State Taxes.
The bonds are secured by a lrst and only deed NJ
trust or mortgage, to Washington Jones, Thomas
Wood, and George W. Bush. Trustees, in the sum of
i've hundred thousand dollars The bonds will be
Issued to such an amountas may be found requisite.
not exceeding In all the above sum.
Ihe subscribed capital Of the road is two hundred
and fifty thousand dollars, which is now mostly
called, and which Will be fully paid in as rapidly as
the terms OF subscription will admit, viz: at tho
rate of ten per cent per month.
This stock subscription is now being used in nre-
paahg lhe road lot the iron, and will be more than
suihclent TO pay for the grading bridge and trestle
work, engineering, fencing right of way for The
road AID hdlngs, and for land for station houses.
Inc proceeds of the bonds will be used I'm having
Tor the IRON rolling stock, depot buildings and othaT
necessaries for the full equipment OF the road The
1rst slOO,OOO OF the bonds Will be offered at
9J AND ACCRUED INTEREST.
The right to advance the price, after 800 200 shall
have been sold Is expressly reserved
The WILMINGTON a WESTERN RAILROAD
extenus from Christiana Harbor In the City OF VIII
nhgton, 70 landenburg, In Chester County Penn
sylyania, where connects with the Pennsyiyania =
Delaware Railroad which crosses the Phiiadenhia
sdH ,a us, central railroad &C Ayondale aud ex-
tends 10 the pennsylvania hairOaf, near Parkes-
burg An extension, through oxford and Peach
bOttoni 70 hanover junction, on the Northern Cen
tral Railroad Is believed to be now assured and
further extensions westward, through Southern
pennsylvania, are contemplated and more or less
developed In all This region the pr jRress OF mi
ROAD ~ watched with much interest, il being re-
garded az the NEST feasible outlet 10 tide wateT for
large and undeveloped region. ~
As local road, It Is fully expected that the traec
now exist Z, and which will ne tlevelOped almost
Immediately upon the completion Of the road vii
yield revenue ample for the payment OF GENERATING
expenses ana the interest upon It's bonds The cOun
Try Tor which it must form the outlet is thlckly non
Mated and rich In varied manufacturing intre a
The citizens OF Wilmington have manifested hu
rhelr liberal subscriptions to the capital stock thsi,
estimate OF the Importance Of the road To Their busi
ness interests. " '''
with the confident belief shat the Road Will he a
success, and that the bonds Will he now ald horeaf
ter a most desirable ~
HOME INVESTMENT
we recommend them to our customers and The nnb
lc All market securities taken In exchange al mi
rates. ' '''
DRHAvEN q BROTHER, PHILADELPHIA.
X. X ROBINSON d CO., Wilmington.
JOHN MCLEAR Il son,
NJ. NJ. CHILD CO.,
4. II. GRlMSHAW,
fet9-tf-of
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Navigation has been resumed on the canal
The NJ. E. Conference began at laurel to-
day.
Lichtarste is opening black aud colored
silks.
There were but nine deaths in Delaware City,
last year.
The Aid and Central Loan Associations meet
this evening.
W. s, MeCaulley, Esq, Ndvertises coal and
lumber yard for rent.
Nathaniel Williams has been elected President
Of the Middletown Library Association.
The Immigration Society OF Milford held a
meeting at that place, ON Monday evening.
Damon Lodge, No. ~, X. OF p, will m AXE
friendly visit to Excelsior Lodge, No. Z, X. OF
F., on Friday evening.
The young men of New Castle have formed
musical ASSOCIATION, and christened il the Or
pheus Musical Association, of New Castle.
The Western Union Telegraph Co. have es-
tablished an Office at Laurel, to be continued
during the session of the NJ. L. Conference.
Seaferl is agitating the building Of a marine
railway, and proposes to buy the machinery OF
the one recently start at Louisville for the
purpose.
The ladies' composing the Unite society" Of
the Methodist Episcopal Church at Laurel are
having neat iron railing manufactured at the
Seaford foundry for the front Of the church
yard.
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THE GREAT oRAToRIo ENGAGEMENT
The Handel and Haydn Society," Of Philadel-
phia, will arrive by special train from Philadel-
phia on the evening Of the concert. Supper will
be served at the Masonic Temple, in SOME OF the
second story rooms. The arrangements for the
supper are in the hands of Isaac Pyle, Of the
Washington House. and George Garret, of the
Western Hotel which insures a careful attention
to the details.
The Association have chartered a special train
10 leave New Castle at 7.l0 o'clock, p M, for
the accommodation OF citizens Of that place who
may desire to attend the Concert.
Arrangements have also been made with the
+. W. b. h. II. Co., to issue excursion tickets
at Chester, 70 persons desiring to come from
that place. They can do so very conveniently.
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Salisbury, Md.

CHURCH DEDICATION MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.
Correspondence Of the Commercially
SALISBURY, Feb. 10.
The new NJ. p. Church was dedicated, yester-
day, qSth). 1t is a very neat and comfortable
building, costing dot included) about 81. 900.
Collections and subscriptions were taken, yes
terdaY sufficient to cover all remaining indebt-
edness-about 81 500.
see an article in your paper speaking Of some
town in Pennsylvania having church to every
one thousand inhabitants. Salisbury has about
three thousand inhabitants and nine churches
mree TO every one thousand inhabitants. Sails.
bury pays to its preachers annually over six
thousand dollars, besides manses furnished.
Messrs. l.. i. Jackson & Co. are receiving the
bricks for their new planning mill.
The public cemetery commissioners are max
ing move toward fixing up and Identifying the
grounds.
Salisbury has not had case Of the small DO,
a. yet Very thankful. SrEApFAsT.
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EB- Re dnimdfing The Hdir.-When the 'halr ceases
TO draw from the scalp the natural lubricant which
It's sustenanee, Its vitality Is 1t were kuspend
ed, and II not promptly attended TO- badness will
nc tne certain result. The one sure method Of
avoiding such an unpleasant catastrophe is To use
LYONS KATH AKRON, which, when well rubbed into
the scalp, will speedily reanimate the Bar and pre-
vent II from falling out. Besides that this inlmita-
bile resuscitanr and strengthened OF the HAIR nour-
lshes and stimulates its young and tender hbers
removes all obstacles TO their growth in the shane
OF dandruh and dilt and ultimately produces a new
crop OF hair, stronger, gosser and twice as abun.
liant as the old. AS hair dressing It l. notably the
most agreeable, refreshing and seryieeahle article
ever paced upon dressing table.
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BRETINo LAST EVENING.
There was meeting Of the managers OF the
Board OF Trade held last evening, at the Board
of Trade rooms.
The new Constitution was submitted and APP
proved by the Managers, and is now ready to 60
before the Board for adoption or rejection.
The Committee on Rooms reported progress.
The Committee on Telegraph reported that
the Western Union and Franklin Telegraph Com
panies had consented to place wires in the rooms
in the Masonic Temple, and furnish operators tc
attend the meetings OF the Board.
After the transaction Of some other business
Of no public Importance the meeting adjourned
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Alfred Gibbs was before the Mayor, yesterday.
on Mary Ann Gibbs, his wife. For this unmanly
way Of enforcing his domestic laws, Alfred was
hned the costs Of the case, and bound over in Inc
sum Of 5000 to keep the peace.
AT the same hearing, two cases OF drunkenness
costs.
VIM Benton had a hearing, this morning, on
charge OF petty larceny. Fined the cost Of the
case aud compelled to pay S1.50 as restitution
money,
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Nor AZ BAD AS WAS ExPEcrEB.-By recent
inspf ction of the peach tree buds, by several
Of the growers in the vicinity Of Milford it is as
certained that there is strong minority Of the
buds yet uninjured. This brightens their pros
poets considerably as a small crop at high prices.
and consequently decrease Of expense and
labor, is about as good as large crop and low
prices. as was the case last year
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NUTUUbT. z
Almshouse, 8 Small Pox Hospital s. Total &C.
II death from Small PoK. II death from small
pox. II death from Small Pox.
The ages Of the above we're Under l year,
IA /; TO 2. s 2 to O. 8 TO 10, 2 10 to 20, 8 I;
cote 30. IA; 80 to 40, 40 TO 90, 5; so to go, ;
go to 20, 2 70 to 80, 8; 80 to 80, 2 ITO to 100,
o. Total-66.
Born in the United States, s. foreign coun-
tries, o. Nativity not reported, 2 white, 81 ;
black and colored, IS; Males. SO females SO !;
boys, Is girls IL. Whole number Of deaths,
Sc.
GEoRaE W. CHAYroR, Registrar.
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- Painting J'p-Mr. John II. Muhlhausen, the
well-knOwn Merchant Tailor, at as King street,
has had his store inside reprinted so that It looks
rs bright and clean and pleasant as one Of the new
suits OF clothes he makes for a customer. Mr. M.
has very pleasant store, convenient TO customers
being near the centre Of trade and yet 80 located
that his expenses are moderate, which accrues to
the benefit OF those he does business for Those who
want to employ satisfactory tailor had better 20
TO John.
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LEFT Town.. Kornblum, who has occupied
room at il4 Market street, for some time past
and was engaged in business as an optcian, has
left for TaIts unknown. Several OF our citizens
will have just cause to remember Mr. H. as he
thoughtlessly, perhaps neglected to " call at
the captains office and settle"
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THE CoIoRED SCHooIs.-Miss A. @. Peckham,
Aetuary of the Delaware Association for the Ed
ucation of the Colored People, returned, last
evening from an extended visit to the schools
under charge Of the Association in Sussex Co.
and part of Kent. She finds them doing very
we'll There il much interest displayed by pa
rents pupils, and teachers At the Seaford
school, there are children who walk FIVE miles,
IN order to attend
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Connection Messrs. A II. Il F. r. womrath,
the celebrated Importers OF Furs, write us
that in our article on the Fur Trade in our last
issue we gave their location New York when it
should have been Philadelphia Their address
ia therefore tue latter city. We publish their
card in another column.
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fB-CM Frejudic are Dining Out New T. cts are
killing them. The Idea that lnvalids weakened bV
diseases can be relieved by Frustrating themwith de-
sruetlve drugs, is no longer entertained except by
m0nomaniacs. Ever since the Introduce on Of DR.
WALKERS VINEGAR BIITkRs 1t has been obvious
That their regulating and inygCratng prOperti1 = are
all-hunlclent for the cure OF chrOuc ind ,gestiOn
rheumatism, constipation, diarrhGa, nervous affec-
lions, and malarlous feyers, and hey are now the
standard remedy for these complains In every sec
ton OF the country. frl,5-4w
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tH-F rtensiue Furniture Store THE attention Of
the public Is called 10 the very large and varied
stock of furniture OF J. A j. n. Hartman, No. 4i0
King street. There is nothing equal TO Il In the
State OF Delaware, and persons wanting furniture
for ofice or dwelling can doubtless be accommo-
dated by this old aud reliable nrm. They make
their own goods and sell at prices low as the best
houses in the large cities.
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photographs, Chrcmus, &f.


NOTICE.
We would call especial alteration 10 our new styes
OF pictures Of GERMAN FINISH which we do
not MINK are surpassed In this or any other country
many thousands Of which are in this civ and foT
their quality we give general reference
M. W. GARRETT,
april ~, 1871. 100 Market Street
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ARREsTED.- A lad, about eighteen years OF age,
by the name Of Powell was arrested In this city,
last week, upon the charge OF stealing 800 from
employer in Penn township. Chester county. He
Sessions
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8pnts aud Shu,a.

NOTICE.-The old boot and shoe stand -
In recently occupied by Nicholson Foulk II III
VIII hereafter be conducted by 1. H. Foulk y IN
All work and orders will receive his indyld-' 20
ual attention Your patronage is solicited.
l. II. FOULK
100 West seco7ld Street
WILMINGTON, DEI-. April !, 1910. ap2tf
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CRY ITEMS.

kV-The new Colonnade Hotel, on Chestnut street
Philadelphia, Pa, is near the different Libraries
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ROBE THIEF.-Some one stole a buffalo
robe from the front Of Mr.. A. s. Jones' Store,
6l3 Market street. Mr.. ]. offers $40 reward FOL
the return of the robe and $40 for the conyic.
tion Of the thief.
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III We respectfully solicit orders for Job Pintlnl
from the business men Of " llmington. Our work i
done In nrst-class style, and we spare no pains u
give satisfaction Send in your orders
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swThe DOLLAR REWARD SOAP washes
with Hot, Cold. Hard, Soft or salt Wa'er.
wM. n. AILlMOND& BRO, Agents for Wilmington
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v IIalIINHIVNf NUUs AIHIs
Butter, 40G50c per N. Eggs. 33@35c per
dozen. Apples 25@35c. per half peck White
potatoes, 10@14c. Sweet potatoes, 25@35c. Tur-
nips, Sal0c. Beets, 12c. Onions Csc. Walnuts,
he Oranges, 20@25c. per dozen. Lemons zoe.
Lima beans, 10 per at. Dried apples, 1Oc. HON.
my, 10. Dried cherries, 20 Indian meal, 8.
Sauer Kraut, 10. Butter milk. 3. Oysters 3Od
40. Dried corn 20. Sailed corn, ~. Peas. 10.
Lard l2c. per ~. Sausage, IL. Scrapple. 8.
Sirloin steak, %. Rib roast, 90 Mutton chops,
16@2O Outlet, 20. Leg Of mutton, 10. Hams,
20. Halibut, 25. Haddock, 10. Lake shad 20.
Sun fish, 1873. Black Bass, IA.
J. X; DoLGow, the Fourth street butcher will sell
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ez-Thc cheapest place to bug Furniture and Be J.
ding Ii at Graves, S. E. corner lth and King streets
fcs-eod3m mon tues thurs
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sH-BM Bedds for the 1rst Of March accounts
end In your orders to the COMMERCIAL job ONCE.
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tH-Thc BIO fo'teJs, In blue Ink, for the Handel 4
Haydn Concert, which may be seen around town in
all directions, are the largest executed In this
city. They are from the COMMERCIAL job once.
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EInase.AI AND oomMsRolAL.
OFFICE OF raE DA1Y CoNntEhcrAL.
Wfln,;nar4at,. Dial Fab u 1870

At meeting of the Mutual Loan Association,
held last evening". $4,000 sold at l6 per cent.
premium $1,000 al IA, and $500 at ll]s.
At a meeting Of the Brandywins Loan Associ-
alton, last evening, $4,000 sold at 22,S per cent,
Uranium
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A Triumph.

No medicine ever offered to the people has won
Ior itself SUCH reputation In 80 short time as ia
TUFTS hAPhCFORANT Wherever II has been
introduced It has superseded ali other Couoh rama
dies 1t not only cures the Cough but so thoroughly
purnes the Lungs, that fears OF its return need
be apprehendet. 'N0'
MEMPHIS, February II, 1869.
D Wm. u. Tuu:-sir-I have been suffering for
nculty OF breathing. My weight was one hundred
and forty.nve pounds; and when commenced tak
ing your EXpeetorant was reduced TO one hundred
anu sixteen. had tried almost everything: mad
teIIible night sweats. have taken half a dozen
pottles. The Night sweats have left me- the cough
mas almost disappeared, and have gained fifteen
recommend 1t TO all my friends s
With great respect, OLIVER RICE.
DIR. TUFTS HAIR DYE ACTS INsTANEousI.Y
feblT eOdiw-ltw wa
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.


Wilmington for Philadelphia
as, $40, 1880 a m; 1880, AGO. 400, haS liza
10.0 p N. Sundays $50, 1920 p. N.
3D. Wilmington for Res TsTk
l.so a N. ia.9o and b4gpm
Wilmington for Balfimor6
12t2 aps ana 1908 a m; Los and b1T p. m
Wilmington for HorTingtp4,
lass a m freight with passenger car attached and
1910 N 40 p. m. There IL a1.00 .. m tram
70 New Castle.)
Rtiiainofon for c0dtassille Readia0 BstAlehsm and
FottsciilA
$50, and 1880 a m 8 20 and 800 p. N.
Philadelphia for Wilmington,
$50 HOO and 1lsB a NJ aso, 400, 900, Toc, 200
and i1.so p. m Sundays 200, ll.sO p. m.
Trains arrive from Delaware r. R.,
500 Qrom New Castle) 1Olb a m sbb, 1000 .. m.
CThe latter subject 70 delayRl
Trains drriUe from ". a r. R r,
$50 g. m. $40, rs and 10 .. m.
~ See time tables for further particulars.
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ROLLER SKATING ASSEMBI 'ES,

WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY after
moons, from TO O'Clock Admission fee Use OF
half price.
TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY nights,
10 ~ clock Admission, % cents. Use Of Skates
~ cents Children half price Twenty-four TicEets
for S3OC.
n, B.-The management, in bshalf Of patrons. re-
serves the right 10 refuse admission or use OF Skates
any objectionable person. feb2O 1w
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PAINTING.

For Information as to terms, &c, apply to
A. 4. SCOTT,
4O6 E Fourth St, or 4i4 Market st.
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Edwards,

q Oh REWARD Stolen, In front Of store No.
TeDNI 6l9 Market street, on the 10th instant, A
BUFFALO ROBE, Will pay $40 for the robe ard
$40 upon conviction Of the thief.
feb2l-st' A. S. JONES.
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]. X. DoLBow, the Fourth street butcher will sell
show beef all this week, at regular market rat s.
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Eparaiug.

ID OARDING-A few gentlemen can he accomlno.
ID dated with board al
febl9-3t' N. E COR 9TH AND WALNUT.
poARDlNG.-A few gentlemen can be accomo.
ID dated with board at
febs-tf 231 WALNUT STREET
T7Nwo VACANT ROOMS at
4 sepl1-6m 900 DELAWARE AVENUE
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Aptttfs.

A QUESTION ANSWEREDi-on last Sabbath
N evening. Rev. j. W. Leekins pastor OF the
First COlOred Union Church, asked hts congregation
what was the reason that the sinners did mot come
up and be prayed for. Why, the reason Is this: lie
or Keep them out OF the rum-mills and the policy
Offices. (SignedN
feb2i-2ts SINNER MAN
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new AdVertisemenfsi Thtn Day.
A Question Answered
Chestnut posts for sale.
Household goods for sale.
Small house or rooms wanted.
city Item--Mustang I.inlment.
Coal and lumber yard for rent.
$50 Reward-Bufialo robe stolen.
Situation Us hOusekeeper wanted.
Hardware-Truman Shaw, Phia.
Otilcea for rent-Wm. II. Almo. Il a %.
Sewing machine operators want IF l.. Frank.
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Wautsd

advertisements of three lines are inserted under
this head three times for 30 centA)
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WORKINGMEN's INSTITUTE
NN AMI EREE IlILAn

No. 219 KING STRICT (sFooND FLo0Rl
Open every evening Except Sunday from to 10
O'Clock Daily and weekly pBpers and magazines
containing general, mechanical and scientific infOr-
nation. IL Ia also provided with an excellent paror
organ and other means OF ente tanment Free u ali
orderly persons p. BRENNAN President.
VIM IL. CONNELL. Secretary. febl9f
Nj UTUAL LoAN-A meeting OF the StOckhold-
M ers OF the Mutual Loan Association will be
held on FRIDAY next, Feb q3d, 1879, at ~ O'Clock,
+ NJ, In the office OF the Secretary No. 8G2 Market
street (Sec0nd story, 10 act on amendments pro-
posed 10 the Bylaws.
febi7-6t GRO. c. MARIs, secy.
NOTlCE.-The Republicans OF Chrstlane IIun-
~ bred are requested TO meet at the house OF
John Ball. at the g. Old Buck Tavern on SATUR-
DAY evening, Feb 18th, 1872, at O'Clock. Business
Of Importance will be brought before the meeting.
febl7.4t
SPoRTsMBN TAKE NOTICE. "A shooting
match VIII take place at the Schuetzen PARK on
FEBRUARY the 22d inst, between the hours OF 10
O'Clock A. M, and O'Clock II. NJ, for a purse of
5000 to shoot at pigeons; q BIRDS each the match
@ come on between William Montgomery and Harry
Ewing, champions
Admission, rs cents. febiG-5t.