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NOTICE.

Determined to close out our present
stock before fall goods arrive, we offer
our large assortment of clothing and
furnishing goods atIless than cost All
linen busters at one dollar, aud other
goods in proportion. Examine our stock
and prices, and satisfy yourself that we
mean business. j. 4 u. STEINER,
2SS Main street, cor Madison.
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i 4, B. WILKINSON, III Main street, sells
New York, st. Louis, Cincinnati and
Chicago dailies at five cents copy 100
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TIE LATEST zARRIxkI1z'Teas from
Japan and all the tea regions. Parties
will be furnished with samples free at j.
Devoto's, corner of Third and Adams
streefsgF A EfEnY.Y nWTIllet
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Bow BELLS. Walker, the vel known
Beal street newsdealer. has cOmplste
files Of Bow Bells, an English publ ca-
ton Of rare merit which he can furnish
20 hs patrons ia weekly OF monthly
parts. Walkers place is lO7 BeAl street,
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CoR sALE-BRICK COTTAGE NO. HS
y DeSOt0 street; five rooms, splendid cistern.
coal and wood house, poultry house. all in
iH-ilS j. K. LISENBURRY, Water st.
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JOKE on A CAYDIDATE.-This morning
a prominent candidate for Congressional
honors noticed crowd of men standing
on the corner Of Main and Madison
streets, and at once attacked the whole
party, in the fond hope Of making o few
votes. He aceosted the. party in his
most affable and persuasive manner, inn
parting the information that he was no
doubt stranger TO them, as they were
to him, but nevertheless he would like
to have their votes. The candidate made
neat and appropriate speech, perora-
ton whereof was drinks, the entire party
joining the Colonel, who stood treat. As
soon as the Colonel left them one Of the
party, who had acted as spokesman,
said " BY George, boys that's good
scheme; let's go back to that corner and
stand They proved to be party Of
railroad hands passing through the city.
Another party Of the same sort will be
hereito Little Rock. Can
didates, look sharp. ~
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Music and lunch every night at the
National Beer Garden, l36 Main st. oct
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NOR sALE-A HANDSOME NEW COT
L tage, 249 DeSotol street, lot 33x2l5 feet.
Also, three lots in Fort PICKERING, 72Xl20 feet.
Apply to t.f w. II. EDWARDS,
l65-lS0 249 DeSotO street.
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ISDIcrED.-John johnson. Mayor,
Henry G. Dent, President Of The Boa I'd
Of Aldermen, and John Gent President
Of the Board Of Councilmeu, have been
indicted by the Grand Jury for violating
the statute against gambling by permit
ting the reopening of keno saloons
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ST. i.rs.s-a.saaf .
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NOR SALE-A COMPLETE STOCK OF
T. drug fixtures, suitable for a country drug
store; also, a small stock Of fresh drugs.
Splendid bargain to be had by promptly ad-
dressing w .S.ANDERS0N,
ll7-t st. Louis Wharf boat.
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DRIVEN WELLS, 44s Main street So
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NOR SALE DRUG STORE SITUATED
4 in Dewitt, Arkansas county, Ark, in the
center Of thickly settled country; no other
and now doing an excellent business: WILDE
sold for one-half cash balance on time For
further information apply TO me at Dewitt, or
to C. c. Ward 4 Bro, or Forster, kealhofer Il
Co., Memphis, Tenn.
NAT 1920 oJN0. McLAUCHLAN.C
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FOR SALE.

COR SALE-BAR FIXTURES, CHEAP.
n Apply TO L. PoD Sbs 4 4 CO.. 4
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COR sALE-A NICE COTTAGE WITH
n six rooms and four acres Of ground, agoOd
cistern and WELL stable and carriage-house;
place under good fence and in perfect order;
situated two miles from town on the Poplar
street turnpike. Terms easy. Apply at 2SS
Beal street. A-ll9 .
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FURNITURE repaired, vanished and
upholstered by NJ. Eyke, 81 Madison
street l22
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To Owen Ahern & Son, Contractors Il

OFFICE PADUohHl AND MEMPHIS r. X. Co
MEMPHIs. july Is. 1872.
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THE SULPHUR WE'LL

Gas PUTTING, As Main street, adT So
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is being rapidly closed out, ana the saie
will be continued only for few days
longer LIE a fsl 4
Remember, still greater reductions
have been made to close out our retail
stock as soon as possible, in order that
we may engage in the exclusive whole
sale business early in the fall. and are
now selling goods at ''','.
boolAMAZINGLY LOW PRICES.
Call, and be convinced that this is
the greatest chance to obtain goods at
extraordinary low figures ever offered.
Goods marked down regardless Of cost.
D.C.&H. NJ. LOEwENSTINE.
Southern Palace, 1882 Main street, three
I, doors from Union.
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sHoRTLTIME.
.soUrHnRN PALACE.

ONLY A. FEW DAYS LONGER
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I1OR sALE--oLD NEWSPAPERS sUITA-
c BILE for wrapping paper, very cheap, at
Public Ledger office. lg lO4t
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FOR RENT.

NOR RENT-FLO0R-TH C0MM0DI0US
IL and well arranged second floor Of No; 2sS
Main street, recently improved and fitted for
: ilst LIZ A. L. LOWENSTEIN.
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NOR sALE-SECOND-H HAND RQCKAWAY
4 and top buggy, in excellent order. Apply
at cotton shed. 1874 Madison st. 9O-t
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NOR RENT--THE FIRST-CLASS STABLE
q and stock yard known as Brooks, Stables,
No. AS Main street For terms apply on the
premises or to w. B. Street. attorney. Bethel
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INOR RENT : COOL AND PLEASANT
. rooms. northwest corner Third and Court
streets. lOIf
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I,S.Cn. RENT-STORE l6 JEFFERSON ST \;
d front offices $50 Main; also two residences.
10e-i6e W. A. WHEATLEY, Bethel block.
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COR RENT. STORES NO. 1881 AND 10
MARX 4 BENSDORF,
SIT Rooms 80 and 40, Insurance Building.
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fBeloH high water.
Blank GU indicates no report; cipher (O)
stationary.
[0fiiciall s. W. RHODE,
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I5OR sALE-A NEW 500 WHEELER &
T. Wilson sewing machine, at a big discount;
Reason for selling, don't like the kind and
want different make. Apply at this office.
sQ-f 40
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For Helena. Friar's Point, Beulah,
White River. Napoleon,
and ChicOt city.
The United States Mail Packet
George w. Cheek, %A
Geo. MalOne...-...-..-..........m m stera-----
Will leave Memphis TUESDAYS and FRI
DAYS, punctually, at pm.
For freight or passage apply on board. lot
Memphis and Arkansas River Pack.
et COmpa ny U. \. Mail Line.
TNHE ELEGANT PASSENGER BOATS OF
IL this line leave Memrhis 'or ali points on
Arkansas river Tuesdays and Fridays
at PIN.
VIII. KENEEDAY, Ag't.
Office on Company's Wharf boat,
est Foot Of Court street
Memphis and white River Packet
Company.
TIME SPLENDID PASSENGER ~
/ boats Of this line will leave aAlzifsf
Memphis for all points on White eAsAA1
and Little Red Rivers every TUESDAY and
SATURDAY at pm. For freight or passage
apply to ; B. MlALhk. Agent,
No. Elliott block.
sO-f Corner jefferson and Promenade 81.
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NOR RENT.-THE TWO STORY DWELL
l. ing, with basement, No. l35 Dunlap street.
Apply to MARX Il BENSDORF,
SIT Rooms 80 and 40. Insurance Building.
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E0R RENT-A TW0-STORY DWELLING,
T. No. 3l4 Madison st., with six ro9ms; Gel
lar. room and choice eIsteIn All n thor
lnl.t Rental Agency. 80 Madison st.
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had arrived, and the Crown Prince, JUS
behind me. whispered IN my car. 'Radica
or nothing" I then said to the King thu,
there was no impeachment TO p,obilising the
whole army, and that no occasion had ever
been SO favorable. He at once replied thai
he would mobilisc the whole army. Fear.
ing he would retrsct l spoke out quickly
and In loud voice, SO that forty persons
could hear me, The King has declared that
he will mobilise the whole army and the
war minister. who was present, SAID, have
heard 1t, and will Mt once give the necessary
orders The work was now beyond recall,
and what followed you all know. Germany
Is . peaceful nation. We have nearly per-
feet military system, but it is for defence
and not for aggression, and is rendered
necessary by our geographical position.
France has within 200 years invaded Ger.
many twenty times, and has for y long time
past crowded US, and We have swallowed
the insult until now. when we feel like
man in his strength with bis family sbont
him. who has been jostlcd oil his life by
some one wishing to quarrel with him, until
at last he turned round and said, Now let
US have 1t out let us have it out for good,
and mike that the end of it, Ever since
the war of 1864 war necessary to clear
Inc political skies of Germany, q purely fam.
lily affair, having nothing to do with the
outside woodland ever since the scheme
IF German unity commended itself a.
scheme of strength to the German people,
France has been jealous of our prosperity,
md has wished TO humble US. That idea
Gould only end IN war; the sooner the bet.
Ter; but it must end with substantial guar
Intces Of peace in future, and Germany
would be untrue to herself and civilization
( she stopped short Of this.
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49, -. 0's's1 = ~ nav'os procured
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INV" ~. 'as osl.'ne %ooe.s,e ava oeeaa
.e ssce"'' ooc .'s'e' OsO9k 'eson8 y
c'ce'onc' ana arrived . me Oase q ne up
pel"os' cone TURNER IMAM which horses DO
not 50. Inc sosrsts tbes began The ascent
over inc '"''ocks ana ooviders Of lava s"si'
ne vicinity OF the crases vas reached, when
Aessrs. Jamas Wilcox and Francois L.
licas, On American and Frsnchmsn, in
sisted on being lowered down 10 The cavern
which 10 formed below the mouth Of the
volcano. The suidea Who nrovi,ed then.
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selves with ropes for that purpose, compiled
with the requests Of the foreigner and low.
cred them do~, r.. ,.o..,.,. 49,. ~ ~. ~.
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mo. 1881
Application for Patent,

october 18th. 1872
Notice Il hereby Published that ELIJAH W.
filed application tor Patent under the Mining Laws
Ut Congress, for their Placer Mining Claim, situated
In Central Mining District In German Gulch. Deer
Lodge County, Montana Territory. which Claim 10
corded in the ONCE Of the District Recorder OF said
District, and Survey whereof being made, 10 described
follows, tO-wit :Beginnn9 st the S0ath east Cor
and running thence south 81 ., East aN chaina to
stone: thence South 61ae West 1882 chains
70 a stone; thence North o. West iaG chains
to South west corner Of said Claim Of THOS. FORD;
thence South SIC East 6O6 chains to place Of be:
said application Is posted The adjoining claimants
tn there premises arc THOMAS FORD on North
east, ind WI. EDWARDS on Southwest.
III w. CHILDS, REGISTER.
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tNO.1l51
Application for Patent.
U. 3. LAND OrrIcI, Helena, m. r.,

=. =. LAND OTFIC1, IeJcuWV M. T.,
Oct 18th, 1S72
Notice In hereby published that DskXIs DRIscoLL.
has this day filed application for patent, under the
Mining Laws Of Congress tor his Placer Mining Claim
situated In Siberia Mining District. In Deer Lodge
County, Montana Territory, which claim 10 recorded In
the office Of the Recorder Of said District and survey
whereof IL described follows. to.wt: Beginning al
Boulder Rock, whencs the >. l. Corner Of Lot 10.
hears s. 73e, West distant a. ~ chains thence run
ming 3. 64xo W. II 30 chains to q stone; thence
N. s5e W. s.S7 chains to stone; thence N. U0h .
f. ll.1 chains to stone; thence >. 2Se ,E.6OG
chains u pace0f beginning mHacing 7andf0rtyfOur
One.hundreths acres, upon which notice Vt said ap
plication 10 posted The known adjoining claimants
to these premises are Chinese Company the east
aud claim Of DENNIS DRlSCOLL on the west.
% l73 VIC. CHILD, Register.
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Z. j NO. 114l .... ..
Appli cation for Patent.
U. 8. LAND OrrIcs, Helena, n. r.,


Notice II hereby published that ERNST MULLER,
WIN. STOLTE, FREDERICK II. ELLERHORST,
ERNST SPlER, and JOSEPH EHRHARD, have THE
day fled application for Patent under the Mining
Laws Of Congress. for their Placer Anng Claiu. ait
mated IN Central and Siberia Mining Dstricts In Deer
corded IN the once Of The Recorder Of ,ad Disricss
respectively and the survey hereof described fol-
lows "a. wit :-Beginning at q Granite Stone At the
>. Z. Garner, and running thence y. 66k ., W. 10
o. chaius to stone thence D. ~ w. 1881 chains
stone boundary line between the two districts;
!Ge nc .; c',sc SOP chai1s to . stone thence
W. 1850 chains to . at0as: tkar.. n. sniI w
6a1 chsins to 4 stone thence n. 81 =: xsss
districs:: tssqce n: 79hs T. lao chains % .
thence 3 1852, + sue chains ~ the place Of begir-
ming, embracing 70 and ninety OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES acfss
upon which Z notice of said application Il posted.
The only known adjoining claimants to thesepremisea
is VIC. CHILD. Register.
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Application for Patent.
U. 9. LAND OvyIcE, Helena, n. r.,

u. =. LAND OFFICE, Helena, ~ 7.
Oct. 18th, 1874
Notice II hereby pubshed that THOMAS r0RD
HIGH B. McCLARY, DENNIS DKlSCOl.L and MAR.
TIN HATING. have this day filed application for
patent under the Mining Laws Of Congross, for their
PLACER Mining Claim. situated In Old Frederick MIN.
inc District In Deer Lodge County Montana Terri.
tory which claim is recorded In the ONCE Of the dis
tr:t Recorder Ol said district. and whereof b.
Ing made l. described A. follows, towt: Beginning
NJ = sandstone on the 8. Il. Corner OF said claim,
whence the Initial point Of surveys In said dstrct
bearr N. So. Is min: 4. distant ~ q cha,ns thence
Me- 4S min Z. 154 chains 10 initial point thence
y. soc. w. 81 chains to- sandstone: thence n.
M {. ". ~ chains to stone thence n. 10 >
W, 1 II chains to q stone: thence n. 15s. +: . "
chains 10 stone: thence N.sHe, W. o. chains to
stone: thence ). sly W. l, 81 chains to stone
thence j. So = 4. T. 81 chains 70 stone; thence >.
i5s 20 min. W. so chains to stone; thence ::
sac. Il. 81 chaius to stone thsnce ,. No %
min, +. 1894 chains ~ . stone; thence .: ~:
W. 80: chains to a stone: thence :. 3e, v. ~
81 chains to a stone : thence N. s4xo, =. j?
chains to place Of beginning. embracing 70 and Thirty
ave hundredths acree, upon which notice Of said
application IL posted. The known adjoining claim.
ants to these premises ars WATSON aud CONNER
on the North.
W, G, CHILL q, Register.
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Medical Notice.
DIR. O. b. wEIITFORD,
nFFICE- One door south Of Bielcnbcrg L Prouse's
~ butcher chop. '

The Doctor having permanently established in this
city. IL not professionally engaged) may q oil times
BE- found at bis Office to attend to calls In the city or
the treatment Of diseases peculiar to the mountains
can safely cay that within the reach Of medicine, his
patients win b. euccessfully treated.
Private Diseases treated without the use Of
ri with unparalleled success. syphilis in all it, va
10 FORMS GOnOrrhoea, Geet Structure, Ofchits, Her
mia. SperinatOrrhoca, and all Urinary disease COL
sultation BY letter or 1t the ONCE fros. o. Boz lS6
a## G1v
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incxpedicnt Tor the King IL remain longer
At Ems, unaccompsnied by his Minister.
The King nbhors war, aud our military sys.
tenn Is such rs TO bring into the ranks the
very best Of our men. lie seemed ready IL
make great concessions rather than bring
great sacrifices upon the country, and
wrote dispatch to the Emperor virtually
making the disclaimer asked for. The dis.
patch was sent to me, his Minister. for no
vision, and ito tone I somewhat sltcrcd 10
better suit the emergency. I now tcle>
grsphcd again to our Minister to sustain the
dignity of Prussia. The King was not Of.
Tended by the conduct Of Benedict, but saw
1T TO treat him with consideration. The
Ambassador ~ Paris was still unequal 70 his
work and wrote the King letter urging the
withdrawal Of his dispateh apd full compl.
ancc With the Wishes Of the Emperor. The
King, to save war, was inclined to do 70,
but the sentiment Of Germany and Ahc Cd.
vice Of his Minister prevented him, and
upon his refusal TO withdraw his disp.tch
Get out for Berlin. where the Ministry were
summoned 70 meet him. BY accident Ne
I'll met q tho railway station In Berlin, ves,.
Joined by the Crown Prince, and had e.
out for the Assembly Chamber, whsa our
attention was attracted By ~ sswsl,oy,
crying out that war had ben declared 81
The French. We sought tho pspses, ana
the King. believing thsl var bed ben 4.
clarsd. put up NJ hands p his Nd. ~
mid, .llsGt !, hny o6ags again = taDwasi
and tsass - down hb eheskA Upoa -
anialag ~ papsss II ~ fossd qsiss =,
eertais whehGe - ~ boee dee01geo =
not Thes ~ = sstssl dselasasiea, -
. tsleesan myiaG shat ; 6ealas.1aea -
asae nsade. - ~ Ha1ea - esosa
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Dry Goods, Clothing, etc.
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GlRARD'S SECRET.-Stephen Girarl rsed to say
in biz old nGe II have aways considered advertise
ing literally and oug to be the great medium Of sue
have made II an invarable rule to advertise In the dull
lctt times ~ well the busiest loag expcrenee hsv-
40 BY continually keeping my business before the
public It has secured n,nny sales that otherwise
would havU lost"
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We 70 q agents Tor th
nyseaeie, vi the DeeocSjs
~ Dase = yean q ~
this CO.. ny. - which !
1AtssSk 6eh1poskses.
s::y ; ''::;s:s,s:e1 -
Tor clscpl asses60ns;l
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8sW . Yo01g Rascal 1Ga1o 1A1gs On.
ee05bstasae ~ HI 9isess ~ 0aGh6al
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SOLlCI1s Advertisements AND SUBsCRlPr,Jxs
for the lew NORTH. MEET and for papers Published
Idaho. Montana, Colorado, Arizona, aud adjacent
Territories. Us
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-08
STATE ITEMS.

The Fourth was celebrated in Middetown,
by horse race, William Lore having the fast
est runner
L. b. Fenimore, of Middletown, has 90 acre
OF reclaimed marsh land, which yielded two tons
OF timothy per acre. The tract is worth from
$4,000 to $4,000.
The Wyoming College will open on the Sd of
September with Rev NJ. Heath A. NJ, as princi-
pal.
A large number Of wooden tents are being
erected Oh the Camden Union camp ground.
The Camp commences on the 18th inst
The Bethel NJ. E. Church, near Morton sta
tion, was unroofrd by the storm last Thursday,
and the roof set down in an adjoining field.
1t is stated that Smyrna can be seen from the
new Catholic steeple at Dover
l54 900 quarts of Strawberries have been gath
cred from 20 acres, in Kent county, netting $500
per acre.
Although she straw is light, the yield of wheat
In Sussex county is much better than anticipated.
The colored people commenced camp meet
ing on Friday, at SCOTS chapel, between Doa-
kynevllle, and Taylor Bridge.
Stephen Gibbs, a wealthy colored farmer near
kenton was buried on Sunday week. His fun
eral was attended by people Of both colors, aud
was one of the largest ever witnessed in Kent
county.
The Junction and Breakwater Railroad Com
pany will commence running steamer to New
York, leaving Lewes on the 10TH and every
alternate day thereafter
Charles NJ. Miles, OF Milford has invented a
new Turbine Water Wheel, and company is
about being organized to manufacture them.
The Methodists and Presbyterians Of Milford,
had Sunday School Jubilee, on the 4th. The
exercises consisted OF Scotch games, Union
dinner, singing by six hundred children, and
addresses by the Pastors.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-08
Societies.
MEETINGS THIS EVENING.

Delaware Lodge No. l, l, o. o. f., at Odd
Fellows Hall, Sd and King streets.
Hermann Lodge, No. 20. l. o. 0. f., at Odd
Fellows Hall Sd and King.
Cherokee Tribe, No. 4, l. 0. Il. NJ, at Red
Mems Hall. AIS Market street
Lenape Tribe, No. 6, |. o. II. NJ. in fourth
story saville Building, 9th and Market streets.
Wilmington and Brandywne Council, No. 3.
U. U. A. NJ, at Hall, Fifth and Market streets
Franklin Council, No 8, o. u. A. NJ, at Me-
chanics' Hall, 2l9 King street.
Wilmington Council, No, 5, Jr. o. U. A. M, at
Hall, 9th and Market streets
Enterprise Circle, b. U. q. A., at Hall 5O4 Mar
ket street
Washington Lodge, No l. X. Of F., al
knights Of Pythias Hall, No. 2ll Market street
Washington Lodge, No. 3, G. f., at Good Eel
lows Hall, Sd and King streets.
Old Church Division, No 1s, s. of r., Seventh
below Spruce.
Wawaset Lodge, No 10, l. o. Of @. T., at room
18th and Scott streets.
Eureka Lodge, No, 23, A. +. A. NJ, at Masoni,
Temple.