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Newark.

DEDlcATfoN OF THE New CHuRoH.-The new
Presbyterian Church was dedicated on Thurs
day. The services were very interesting. After
an invocation by Rev. Dr. Smith OF Baltimore,
scripture reading by Rev. MIR. Brindle OF the
NJ. Il. Church. and prayer by Rev. DR.. Spots
wood, Rev. J. L. Vallandigham gave a historical
sketch Of the church. Rev. DR. Smith preached
the dedicatory sermon. and the services closed
with prayer by Rev. Mr.. Mcintyre. and the BEN
ediction by Rev. DR.. Patton Of Middletown.
PASTOR INsTALLED.-The installation OF Rev.
G. ]. Porter. al pastor Of the church. took place
in the evening The Rev. ]. l.. Yallandigham
presided and propounded the constitutional
questions. The Rev J. H. Johns preached the
sermond from Cor. ILL.,, I'VE are Gods Build
ings," The Rev DIR. Patton gave the charge
to the pastor and Rev. G. J.. More gave the
charge to the people. The closing prayer was
made by Prof Mackey and the benediclion was
pronounced by the newly installed pastor.
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st. Paul's NJ. f. Church, Rev. r, W. Todd
Pastor. Service, 1917 A. NJ. and Z. NJ. Young
Peoples Prayer Meeting Sabbath evenings at 7
P. NJ; Rev. j. D. Quigg, will preach tomorrow
Fourteenth anniversary of Gilbert Chapel
Sunday School, Sabbath, at 2lf Z NJ. Actresses
by Rev. Mr.. Stuhhs OF Asbnry NJ. L. Church, and
J. p. Conkey of Central Presbyterian Church.
St.Johns p. f., Brandywme, Rev 7. Gardiner
Littell, pastor, l0lg O'Clock, A. NJ, and p. NJ
The Rev. Alexander Fullerton will ofiiciate in
this church, during the absence Of the Rector
A cordial invitation to attend the services is
extended to the public
Hanover Street Church, 9th and King streets.
preaching to-morrw by the Pastor, Rev. Lafayette
Marks, at 1915 A. NJ, and s. T. NJ. Sabbath
School at 9 o'clock. A. NJ.
Old Swede's Church. services on Sundays at
10l5 NJ. and P. NJ. On FRIDAYS and Holy days
at P NJ. VIM. Murphy. Pastor.
Trinity Chapel, 9TH and King Streets Divine
service on SUNDAYS at l0]3 A. NJ, and T. NJ.
FRIDAYS and Holy DAYS at g p. NJ, and on We'd
nesdays at p. NJ, during June and July. VIM.
J Frost, Rector.
Grace Church, at 10Y A. NJ Rev J. b. Quigg.
6 2 NJ The annual sermon before the Wesley
an Female College by the pastor
Calvary Episcopal, Third and Washington.
Rev. George A. Latimer. Services tomorrow at
lOlg. A NJ, and "a T. NJ Sunday SCHOOL at
A. III.
Central Presbyterian Church services. 1Ol I
A, NJ. and x, p, NJ. Sunday School at Q. A. NJ.
Rev John p Conkey, Pastor. will preach, morn
ing and evening
West Church. Rev Geo II S!nyth, services.
10i5. A. NJ, and 8. p. NJ.
First Pre5bvterian Church Rev. DR. I. j.
Shepherd. of Philada will preach in this church
tomorrow morning aud evening.
Scott NJ. +. Church Rev. T. J.. Tompknson,
| Pastor. Preaching at 100. A. NJ, and r NJ.
Sunday School at 2 r. NJ. PRAYER meeting FRIDAY
evening at 8 o'clock
New Jerusalem, Delaware Avenue. Rev Willard
! H. Hnklev. lOt5 4. NJ. and n = NJ SUNDAY
school . 4. NJ
Delaware Avenue Baptist. Rev G. W. Folwell
| 10l6, A. NJ. and x r. NJ Bible school at q T. NJ.
Oliyet PRESBYTERIAN. corner OF Adams and
Chestnut streets, Rev. A. J. SNYDER l0i%, A. NJ.
and ~, L. NJ. SUNDAY schools Al 3. A. III. and
| 2,P.M.
| Asbury NJ f.. Rev Euoch Stnlhs Pastor.
| Preaching al 1917, A. NJ, and = =. NJ
! Epworth NJ 4. Chapel Rev. II. II. Davis
Pastor. Tenth and Church streets Services
l0l5. A. NJ, and 7. p NJ. Sabbath School at
T. N.
Braulvwine NJ T.. Rev. T. B Hunter 1917
| A. NJ, and T. p. NJ
Madley Cbapei. corner Of Claymont Avenue
! and street Services at T. T. VI. aud on Tues
days at T. i p. W. Sunday school at ?, T. NJ
| Rev Jacob Todd Of Grace Church. will preacl
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lnE HISTORICAL SocIETY.-Ihe June meeting
Of the Delaware Historical Society was held al
Their new rooms, in the Masonic Temple on
thursday evening In the absence of the Prcsi.
dent, pr Askew presided, and among those
present were lev. DR.. Frost, who has RECENTLY
become member, but shows a doep interest in
the society, Chancellor Bates President Wilson
DIR, Bush, aud others
rev MI. Littell in consequence Of his intended
Trip TO Europe, desired to be excused from the
Secretaryship The society rendered him many
klnd expressions, and elected Vim. D. Dove ESD.
in his stead pro tenn.
hey. Mr.. Latmer gave the outlines of pro-
posed discourse on Oliver Evans, which he will
deliver, by request, on the Ith Of july
The subject Of the translation Of Acrelius'
History fthe Swedish Settlements come m and
Dr. Bush and Rev. DIR. Frost especially referred
to the fact that this city was the residence Of
the distinguished Bishop and that some inter-
estlng relics Of him are i'll existence here DIR.
Stewart. OF Lewes, has recently came in posses
sion OF what are supposed to be relies Of the
early Swedish settlements, The society ordered a
correspondence with him, on the subject.
Notice was gwen that motion would he made
to have the annual election of the society, here.
after, on the anniversary of Delaware's adoption
OF the National Constitution.
very interesting old map OF Wilmington was
received from Hery Lea, and some valuable old
books from Mrs. Solomon Sharp
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The schooner William James cleared for Phil
adelphia
PORT OF NEWCASTLE.
June l3h,-Arriced. Barge sunnvside schuyl-
kill Haven, with coal to James @ Shaw. Sailed
on 18th.
Sloop Emma, Robinson, Philadelphia, light
Sailed on l4th, for Brandywine.
Steam Yacht Isabel, Philadelphia with
pleasure party. Sailed on 14th, for Philadelphia
steam Yacht Oleata. Holcomb, from Philada
Steam Tug Mohawk, Corliso put in for hArbor
steam Tug Mary Lewis, Mershun, put in fol
coal.
June 14A.-Sloop Mary and Emily, Penns-
grove, light.
Barge Reading, schuylkill Haven, with coal to
James G. Shaw.
J'uae 1iHt-SdiIed- Steam Tug Mohawk, Phil
adelphia, with schooner H Il Smith in tow.
steam tug Mary Lewis. Philadelphia.
Sloop Mary and Emily, Pennsgroye, N j..
with shingles.
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ITS MEETING, LAST KvENINa-wARD ExEcurfv
coNagI1-rEFa

COMMITTEES
The Republican Association OF Wilmington met
last evening, at the Republican Headquarters. A
large number Of persons were present.
The resignation of James Scott. as President
OF the Association, was accepted and Charles ii.
Gallagher elected in his stead.
John Richardson was elected Vice President
OF the sth Ward in the place made vacant by
the election OF MIR. Gallagher as President.
The following are the Ward Executive Com
miitees, as far as appointed
Third Nard-JOhn II Graham. q. d. Lin
coin. DR.. b +. Nandeyer, John Nj Dunn, VIM.
ii. CLAYTON.
Fifth Ward benjamin T. Bye, Samuel @.
Tazewell, +. F. Bogia, DIR. William Fields, John
Diahny.
sixth ward-william H. Foulk, PhilemmA
Chandler: Z. II Johnson, Joseph @. Walker,
Thomas T, Black
Seventh Ward-wimer Atkinson, Geo W.
Dorsey. John W. Layton, Daniel p Hamilton,
Samuel Lea.
Eighth Ward-E lmund Provost, VIM. Cald-
well, 4. Atwood zebley, Sylvester Solomon,
Henry II. Hawkins.
Ninth ward-Joseph Rigby, Ashton R. Tatnall
- Roberts, Benz. Mills CHARLES I. Crosse
The appointment of Committees for the First
Second, and Fourth Wards, was postponed until
the next meeting of the Association on Satur-
day ey ming, Juue Esd.
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The Masonic Lodge. OF Middletown, will have
public installation of officers on the oath inst.
The Rehoboth City enterprise is revived
Kent county paper went to protest, this
week.
The coming 4th will be observed at George
town by the formation OF county temperance
society.
The Peninsular Fruit Growers Association
meets at Dover next Tuesday.
Dr. w. @. Davidson, of the Peninsular Ne,rs
and Advertiser, will be one of the speakers at
the Republican Ratification meeting this even
ing.
The second quarterly meeting Love Feast of
the Union NJ. E. Church. was held last evening.
The attention Of the Board of Health is called
to the carcasses OF two large dogs in the Brandy
wine, above the city mills.
Everybody is Aased with the success OF the
| Jubilee.
Michael Harrity was relieved OF his pocket
book. containing 500, on Thursday whilst riding
in crowded street car to the jubilee
lady teacher Of one of the Union Church
Sabbath School, overcome by the heat and fati
| que, tainted at the Jubilee. and Mr.. r. Lewis
Armstrong promptly offered his carriage in which
she was conveyed to her home
The Central Loan Association proposes to
issue new series OF stock.
The auction sale of dry goods by Messrs Ogle
q Miller VIII De Drought TO a clOhe THIS evening
The annual sermon before the Wesleyan Fee
male College. will be preached next Sunday at
| o'clock, p. NJ. by Rev. Jacob Todd in Grace
church.
The Aumnal Reunion of WESLEYAN Female
College will be held in the College Hall on We'd
nesday 18th, at 8 p. NJ when an address will be
delivered by Rev. II W. Warren Of Arch st. NJ.
| Z. Church, Philado lpha. Commencement on
Thursday evening 10th inst at s p. NJ.
Mary Ann johnson. wife Of Oliver johnson.
| (the well-known Anti-Savery editor and refor-
mer,) died in New York last week, and was bur-
led on Wednesday, at Longwood burying ground,
in Chester County.
Evan T. Penuoek has been elected Director
of the National Bank of West Chester, In place
Of Geo W. Lefeyre, deceased
George NJ Bramble. a farmer, residing in
Christiana Hundred, was fined 50 this morn
ing, for encroaehing on the side walk with Ills
marketing.
There was magnificent SUNSET last evening.
| I'VE had written very glowing account of it.
but the Managing Editor said the paper was
crowded, to-day, and threw it in the waste-bas-
| ket
The Pullman police car laurence built In
this city, by the Harlan y Hollingsworth Co.,
and damaged by fire in Philadelphia before 20.
| ing Into service has been repaired by the same
Company, and is ready for duty again.
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CLorHrSG Of every kind male up in light
wOollcu fabrics
Coats and Sacks Of Alpaca, Drap lEte, Linen,
See,ucker. ,vc
Vests Of light woolleu material, Drap dEte,
Alpaca, &c.
Pants hight weight, in black and fancy goods.
and everything in the wayuf cheap and good
Summer clothing. at Bennett u Co.'S Tower
Han No. 5S Market street, halfway between
Fifth and sixth SITS, Philadelphia
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NUtice-BOots and Hhnes-E X. Crawford
h1olen-an iron grey mare S40 reward
] aides and Misses Suits at Lchtenstetn's
Excursions to Europe this ummer.
Fer Sale-Handsome residence.
Notlce-Meeting Liquor Dealers Union.
Notice-Black lace bonnet lost
Free Lunch at Nyes.
Free Lunch at Chandler's
Dissolu ion u Copartnership.
New American C1clopedia for sale.
Wanted-Copies OF the Commercial
Wanted-A woman to Keep house.
Dry goods, carpets &c.-Archambault, Phllad'a
Wantei-an honest, intelligent boy.
For sale-a bay horse.
Hardware-Truman a Shaw.
City Items-VariOus parties
Sale OF Building Lots by Oge a NJ lleT.
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Mechanics Lodge, No. 4. l. o. o. r., at Odd
Fellows Hall. Sd and King.
Minqua Tribe No. s, l. o. r. NJ. at Red Mems
Hall AS, Market street.
La Fayette Lodge, No. 2. X. OF p, at knights
Of Pytlias Hail. al Market street.
Asbury Lodge,I. o, of @. l., at 9th and Market
Streets.
Jefferson Council, No. 10, o. [. A NJ, at Me-
chanics Hall, 2l9 King street.
Brandywine Lodge No. 49, l. 0. o. f., at Odd
Fellows Hall, Rising Sun.
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MARROW ESCAPE. 49, A lady having three child
rem in charge, on the day of the Jubilee was
crossing a log at the head OF Riddles race, when
one OF the little girls, about years of age. fell
over into the race aud would have drowned, had
not gentleman who was close by gone to her
rescue. The same gentleman. few moments
afterwards, was the first to pick up the little gnl
of Grace Sunday School, who fell over a ledge of
rocks The modesty Of this gallant gentleman
prevents us from publishing his name.
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HvERyIEw CEMETERY. The ground has been
enclosed and about one-half tile land purchased
tor TINS new cemetery, out the Philadelphia pike
has been laid OIL into burial lots, and the ceme-
terry will be thrown open to public inspection on
Monday but 10 lots will be offered for sale
until July lst. There are three parallel avenues
extending its entire length, whio the iuterveri-
ing lots are subdiyided by walks running parallel
with the avenues The most of the lois aye
lOxl5 feet. Those fronting on the avenues are
held at 10 cents per foot and the intermediate
ones at 10 cents, John j.. Thompson il the an
perintendent, and may be found upon the ground
upon the Secretary, Joshua Maris. The fr.t
buyers will have the choice Of lots
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"a Our Readers will be pleased 10 learn that in
order TO meet want long felt by parties living at a
distance from the city OF New York, that - Pur-
chasing Bureau has been opened at No 704 Broad
way, by Mrs. W. w. Shpman and Miss n. Il. Collins,
both ladies Of experience in purchasing and author-
ties IN the latest styles Of fashion and goods They
are endorsed by leading men Of New 0rk as per-
1ectly responsible, and in every way reliable and
trustworthy.
Ladies desiring to purchase and deal rs wishing
10 sort up stock not necessitated to 90 person.
ally to New York, but have their wants attended
70 by addressing the New York Purchaser g Bureau,
No. TO4 Broadway, New York City. ON application
circular will he forwarded to any address,
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The Ear Room Remedy for weakness Of the
stomach, is dose OF Rum Bitters. They are sur.
charged with ktlset on deadly element, which Is
rendered more active by the punRent astrngents
with which 1t is combined II your stomach IL weak
or your liver or bowels dsordered tone. strengthen
and regulate them with Vinegar Bltters, pure
Vegetable Stomachic, Corrective and Aperient free
from alcohol, and capable Of infusng new vitality
into your exhausted and disOrdered system.
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DEATH FROM ACCIDENTAL SHOOTING. Joseph
Irusty, lad of five years Of age. and residing
with his parents, in Pencader Hundred near the
Maryland line waa accidently shot and instantly
killed by another lad, twice his age named Jacob
Chandler, on Thursday. They were alone in
tenant-honse together, playing with gun. when
it exploded the load lodging in young Trustys
upper night breast, killing him instantly. Cor
oner Woodward held an inquest over the dead
body, yesterday afternoon when vedict was
rendered in accordance with the above facts
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w-sPRIN6 G0oDG-Mr. John II. MuhIhausen,s
pleasant tailoring establishment, at ais King street
has Just been supplied with fine stock Of sPPING
GOODS, selected with much care and discrimination
Just such stock tasteful people like to examine
and select from. Mr., MS. customers have the ad-
vantage Of his 10 years experience IN the selection
OF goods and styles Of make up. Those needing
Spring goods should by all means, call at his place
before getting measured.
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M UP TOWN SHOE STORE.

LADIES, MISSES, AND GENTLEMEN,
Are most respectfully invited to call at
NO. 10 WEST EIGHTH STREET,
and satisfy themselves that that is the place to get
hand made BOOTS, SHOES and CATERS made
10 order. perfect nt guaranteed.
LADIES, MISSES, and CHILDREN'S
machine sewed beets and shoes for sac at the very
lowest prices. DO not forget 30 call and learn nv
prices before giving your orders elsewhere for Gus
tom bouts, shoes and CATERS
Repairing neatly and promptly done.
j. M. HOLMES
No. 10 West Eighth street.
marriott ed door from Shipicy) WILL Del
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B~ EBteasiOs Furniture StoTa-The attention Of
epublio ia called TO the very large and varied
sock Of furniture OF j. d j. N. Harmsn No. 4lo
King street There ia nothing equal TO It in the
Atate Of Delaware, and persons wanting furniture
1or once or dwelling can doubtless be accommo-
dsted by this cid and reliable nrm. They make
their own goods and sell at prices as low as the best
houses In the large cities.
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Nutttts.

NJ TT JE-Will the person who picked up black
~ lace Bonnet on Delaware Avenue: please re-
lurh II to No. z2o Market street aud be paid for their
trouble. ie25-3t
~ Union VIII he held on Monday afternoon at q
T. NJ az thair rooms Business Of importance Will
present. Jel5-1t II. FELDMEIER, Pres
hISSoLUTloN OF UOPARTNEe SHIP.-NOtice
- Is hereby given Of the dissolution Of the CO.
partnership heretofore existing between the under
to the late firm are forbidden to settle or make nav
mehIs to ANY one but to Tie subscriber.
HENRY LODGE.
~ Office Boots a d shoes for all seasons of the
~ year, on second street. at the third shoe store
rom either Market or Shpey street, Wilmington,
Del Inc subscriber would inform his friends aud
the public that he has on hand large and well se-
lectcd assortment Tt Ose ia want Of subs antial
ana easy nttlngi handmade boots and shoes Guild
10 10 wen 70 give mn call and examine his stock.
Particular attention given 10 ordered work in ali lis
Branches Repairing frumptly attended to- The
pubic are respectfully invited TO give us a call.
l5-Sm f. X. CRAWFORD
NJ OTlNE.-All persons are forbidden trusting any
~ one on my account.
j'l4,at CHARLES HAYsER
NOTICE. - CENTRAL LOAN ASSUCIATlON-
shares to he issued as ,eOnd ser es" viii he
voted on 81 regular monthly meeting to be held at
their roe Nc. 40I Nark. street, on WednVs sd aV
evening next The 18th itst Persons wishing Nh ares
ment. -
lei45t h, I. HAWKINS, secy.
AFFlCE SECRE CAhY BOARD PUBLIC RDU-
~ CATION.
WnmNdroN, Del, June i4th. 1872
The President Of the Boa names the following
gshll, men w tle COMMITTEES 20 visit the Schools
No ], b Nield., DR.. j. P wales.
No 2, L Ze1ley, James Conner
No DIR. w. F. DUMMY, VIM. n. Grlnln.
NO .. J, Z. MOTION, Lewis Lynch.
No o 4 .; mclniiir, Geo. r.. Roberts.
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STATE MEDICAL SoGETY The State medical
society met at Lewes on Tuesday The follow
ing officers were elected, Dr. Il. q Ellegood,
DR.. II. +. Askew, Treasurer, DIR. d. II. Hall,
Secretary Dinner was served at the Ocean
House. The session was a very pleasant one
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~ Phs Ladies' PTonuneianlentO while protest
ing against all the old worthless Dentrlnces now IN
the markeN, the ladies', with one consent, have
adopted the Sozodont as the one thing needful to
insure the integrity Of the teeth and fragrant
breath.
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MIN1sTER Deceased. Rev. Richard A. Nal
Tory, pastor Of tho Presbyterian Church at Mil
ford, died in that town. on Sunday last, aged 36
lie leaves family. He waz born in Bridgeport
Conn, and has been in charge Of the Milford
church, since 1868 The funeral took place on
Wednesday
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W-Try the "poLLAR REWARD SOAP" in the
bath, II leaves the skin COOL smooth and soft, and
once used you will never do without 1t for this pur
pose.
WI. Il. ALMOND q BRO. Agents for wilmington
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A cCoMMoDATIoN,

why carry your heavy basket of marketing home
this hot heather when you can buy your groceries
OF
BOWMAN, FOURTH ANS LOMBARD.
and have them and your marketing sent home ,Oiih-
out tTO bio Or ,@pense to yourself.
Fresh family groceries, -four, &C. always on hand
at prices as tOo or lower than goods OF The same
quality can be bought elsewhere. II usekeepars in
the Ea-tern knd and over Eleventh and THIRD
Stree. Bridges will please bear this In mind,
feb2-iyOf ~
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OMISSION. In our concluding report Of the
Great Jubilee, we omitted to state that Mayol
Valentine also made some brief but very appro.
pirate remarks
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Two drnha. and each fined 80 cents and costs
Lucinda Weston was fined : / OO and costs and
bound over in 500 to keep the peace for IN
assault Oh Ann Laws.
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Horse SToLEN,-A horse belonging to j. A.
Fols, of New Cattle was stolen from Riddles
Grove whilst the Jubilee was in progress on
Thursday. reward has been offered for its re-
CnNerN
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STRAWBERRY SHIPMENTS Four cars Of straw
berries we're shipped, yesterday, to Jersey City
and three to Philadelphia.
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wFHE PROGRESS OF THs AGE.

The store for the Working People to deal at 1,
CHKAP JOINS, you can always be dealt with right
apd see the greatest variety Of goods Of any othel
ssake in the State, at the lowest prices.
M$p0lm No, Z, FOURTH STREET
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Weather Record.

REPORTED DAILY AT PUBLIC SCHOOL NO. /, BOYS
DEPARTMENT..
WILMINGTON, Del, June Is, 10 o'clock A. NJ.
Temper Height Dryness. Dew Wind Rain
AZURE OF Baron Point Fall.
79o 1890 in. 19e 6lo NE O.30in.
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A BARGAIN Mr.. Butler offers Appleton
Cyclopedia, complete, nearly AZ good as new. at
at discount Of S4l. Cheap
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p~-Js P. DO'lghten, No. 4lO Market Street, keeps
full line OF Mems Goods, second TO none In the large
gities and al 70 per cent less.
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GILMORE g. MRwRs,
WHOLESALE LUHBBR DEALERS,
CoArEsvLLK, PEFRA.

Heavy White Pine and Hemlock Bill Timber
speciality Also, all kinds Of Building material by
the car load. Wilmington builders are invited to
correspond With VI. AuR4-ly
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EN-1hs GuVof Ssispender has an envlable reputa-
tion Of 70 years standing, and sold at Doughtens.
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Boarding.

DoARDING-At the N. W. corner Of Eighth and
ID West streets. Table board also furnished.
je11-tf A a NJ. FOTHERGILL.
DoARD-wi,h 'front.' room, for two gentlemen at
ID jel-tf si2 KING STREET.
DOARDiNG. Three ar four gentlemen can pro-
ID cure board with pleasant rooms at
my29-1m $50 EAST FOURTH STREET.
DoARDiNG-1n priva'e family beautiful view
ID Of city and country; high, healthy location,
large airy rooms. Apply at
KlGHTH AND FRANKLIN SITS,
mys-n Wilmington Del
DoARDTNG, for ladies and gentlemen at
, mar2T-n Az MARKET ST.
DOARDING-At
ID apra-6m 900 DELAWARE AVENUE.
ID oARD1NG.-A few gentlemen can be aecomo-
Il } dated with board at
fehs-tf 2s1 WALNUT STREET.
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gust aud found.

OST-A CANARY BIRD. The Under VIII he
jeli4t' $40 WEST STREET
WNOUND-On Thursday, 18th inst. chllds HAT.
~ The owner ran Ohtain IL by calling az I0I West
street, proving property and paying for this adver-
tisement. jela-3c
INoUND-During the cold weath.r,at the Friends
SOcirl Lvoeum, lady'a Sanle COLLAR, the
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