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Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-08-21
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Correspondence Of the Commercially
BRIbaEN1LLE, Aug. 49,
The dry spell ID over in this section, but the
rain came too late for the crops. Though no
rain fell here during June and July worth mem
tioning, yet vegetation did not suffer 30 much
1t did at Seaford and Laurel, and outlying
districts. Corn is more than half CROP 30
also Of potatoes, tomatoes, and truck generally.
The peaches, also, have turned out to be bet
tor crop than was anticipated early in the sea-
son. The sudden and unexpected glut in the
market and consequent tumble in prices, has
been very trying to those who have had peaches
to sell.
Ono Of tho pressing needs Of this community
is good public school; and this il likely never
to be attained under the present school system
which Democratic lawgiyers refuse TO alter or
amend. AS the schools are open but a few
months of the year, and as many individuals are
not willing to be taxed sum sufficient to pay
the teachers living salary, it is next to i'm =
possible to obtain u.y Int inefficient teachers
competent Instruct " will remove to localities
where he will be better paid, and have perma-
nent position throughout the year. The wealthy,
who can send their children to pay schools, and
to boarding academies at a distance, can obtain
for them an education, but those in moderate
circumstances, and the extremely poor, have but
an Indifferent chance of having their children
taught the ordinary branches of study 30 essen.
citizens in a Republic.
One of the most important industries Of
Bridgeville is the bark mill of Mr.. j. w. Keller,
near the station. This now is in full operation,
employing about 30 hands. For two years past
the business has been much depressed and a
part OF the time the mill has been idle. A less
plucky and enterprising man than Mr. Keller
would have abandoned the business under such
depressing circumstances as have conspired
against it Of late.
ia tIa utt ~ IL
mill and factory about to be erected by Mr. Levi
Lawshea. Mr. L., originally from N j., has
recently sold his old mill near this place to
Samuel Kenny, Of Laurel, is about to establish
more extensive works. as stated above. He ex-
poets to have it in operation by October LIST.
Besides running saw mill for ship lumber, NC,
he will manufacture baskets, crates, spokes and
felloes. 1t is believed that he is the right man
to lie at the head of such an enterprise and will
| doubtless make il succeed. W. A.
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FINE RAIN-soMETHiNd IN NAME-PoLITICAL.
Correspondence of the Commercially
MooRToN, Aug, H.
Heavy showers Of rain fell here on Thursday
and Friday, and our farmers are busy turning
fauw. The corn crop promises a large yield.
Many of our citizens are getting ont Of pa
thence with the name Of our station and post
Office, owing to the fact that there il in Delaware
Co, Pa, place called Morton, and another
in Maryland called "Norton.n 1t il a very COM
mon thing for mail matter destined for Moor
ton to visit one or the other of those places T.:
and not only mail matter, but goods, both by
freight and express, are often delivered to the
wrong place owing to these three names being
so nearly alike. Guess Horace Greeey's Yri-
b,uteS of last week have gone to both places, for
they have not turned up yet
Politics next Little Creek Hundred has one
Greeley Republican, (Mr, j. W. Emerson, a N.
Y Nankee,) while kenton has none There are
many Democrats in both those hundreds who
declare for Grant. Greeley stock is degenera-
ting in market value and since the great out
side and inside show at Dover, on last Tuesday
the "dHythig To beat Grdnr' ID iizzling out
| right. b. Il.
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A MASS MEETING

viii be organized and addressed by gentlemen Of
Known ability and distinction,
an excellent Band Of Music and Campaign Gee
Cub Will be IN attendance
special ira n vi leave Wilmington Depot at
0cioGk A. taking delegates aud Others from the
different stations along the road IF LESS THAN
HALE TIE U.UAL FARE, and viii return the
salut evening; Thereby giving an Opputulits to all
VINO may wish to Sit the Southern portion Of our
stale, ana at the same time enjoy political feast
ah' uaS Pleasure at very Tiling expense.
IL. II, PICKLES,
Chairman Republican State Central Com.
join CAMERON, Sec'ry.
The Smyrna Times Peninsuiar Nc,rs and Break
''dter LiJht Will please copy. aug 4O,eodm- Stm
NEW CASTLE COUNTY REPUBLICAN, No
~ IlCE,-lha State Central ommittee having
called state convention to be held VI GeOrgetO g
SUSSEX County, on Tuesday September 10Th the
Electoral Districts Of New Castle county, are hereby
nuluth To elect their Delegates to said Convention
on saturday next, August oath, between the hours
!, r NJ, IN the City Of Wilmington. Tina following
number o. delegates may be eiected IN the respey-
I'VE Dlslrlels; Apnuqunmnk North 8. South q;
ID lhhugWine East 2, West 2; Christlana, North 3,
south 3; MIL Creek 4; New Castle 4 Pencader 3
Red Lion, East 2, West st. GEORGES, East g. Wesl
s. White clay Creek 3 ; Wilmington LIST Ward 4; I'd
total IS
The same persons who acted as Judges at the
nomination election of Sheriff, will act as Judges on
thls occasion the members In the respective districts
having power to MI all vacancies in the Committees
OF management. WILLIAM SILVER
Chairman New Castle Co.. Committee.
JOHN CAMsR0S, Secretary. nug2 st
NOTICE 7ru WARD. = Nomination Tor IiIy
~ council Will be held on Thursday The 22d day
o. August, between the hours Of and = +. NJ AT
NO. IOOl orange street. auglg-4t
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LIVELY GOSSIP OF THE TOWN AND NEGdHBoRnooD.
Correspondence OF the Commercially
SEAFoRD, August 49,
The long hot term is yet upon us. Since the
middle of May We had continued drought un-
til the 10th inst; since then it has rained CO.
pioualy. although too late to save late planted
corn. The wheat and oats crops were fair, the
wheat being of excellent quality.
OF peaches, there are but few, and they pay
but little more than freight hence they are sold
here to the canning factories, two Of which are
running TO their full capacity.
There has been more building and improve
ments in town this summer than usual Vessel
building il reviving. The steam mill is running
over time with a force of forty hands and are
not able to keep up with orders.
The Greeley men burnt powder over the DEM
ocratic victory in North Carolina when the first
news of the election reach them. They are now
wishing their money back, | inquired of one
the other day how North Carolina was ''for
high" He said ho had not heard from the cleo
ton yet. Grant men are in good cheer. The
colored men are well posted and can be relied
ON for Grant Many are of the opinion that
Sussex county will give Grant and Wilson a ma
jority. heard an old school Democrat say of
the two evils he should choose the least and vote
for Grant.
have just returned from a trip through the
New England States. The political skies are
bright there Every day leaves (freeleys chances
less. New York City was the only place where
saw any spirit of love for the Philosopher of
Chappaqua, and they remind me Of the boy who
whistled to keep his courage up
There was a sale Of - parcels Of land houses,
&c.,in town on Saturday last, and the prices they
brought il evidence that Seaford is desirable
situation. Vacant lots, 50X123 feet, sold for fire
hundred dollars.
Oyster packing will begin the first of next
month.
Rock fishing is all the rage now, and is in
dulged III by those who have the patience to sit
for whole day without a nibbe.
large quantity of oak timber s being shipped
to New London, CT. Portable steam mills are
being set IN almost every piece OF timber land,
and in short timo those venerable old pines of
lower Sussex will have disappeared.
NANTICo1tF
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The proper training Of children being the
great disideratum, parents cannot be too partic-
uar in the selection Of such institutions as will
afford careful, efficient and lrst-class instruction,
10 such as desire to select an institution embo-
dying all that is necessary, combined with
healthy locality. and an excellent board of tu-
tors, we would recommend the Riverview Mill
tary Academy at Poughkeepse, New ork, under
the management of Otis Bisbee, Principal and
Proprietor. Parents placing children under his
tuition may be assured that the intelle ctual and
moral surroundings will be all that can be desir.
ed
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.


TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON.
For Philddslphid-64b $50 s.1O 1890 a. IN. 1220,
400, 400, 54z T.1b, 1920 p. m Sundays CSC p. M
For NeO York-l.sO a M. ; 1870 and b42 p. m.
For Baltimore-l2b2 2O8 and 1909 a. m. 106 and
GIT p. IN.
For the Delaware r. RI, a. M, fer Harrington.
Returning arrives at Wilmington s 10, p. m.,) 12o5
and 1910 a. m. 6.25 p. m. No Sunday trains.
For he0 Cdstle-i255, Z, 1910 a. M, and 625 pm.
For COdtesBdle Reading, dc.-6.BO. and 1920 a.
Las and 800 p. m. Sunday train at s a. m.
LRAvB PHILADELPHIA FOR WILMINGTON.
$50, 1913 and 1890 a. M; 1910 $50, 400, o.OO
100, 800 aud l1.30 p. IN. Sundays 900. 1l.SO p M
TRAINS ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON,
From Deldicars r R-s.OO from New Castle)
1918 a. IN. 3b5 al5 and p. NJ tIhe Two latter
are freight with passenger car attached.
From ". 4 r. R.-s.l5 and lao, a. m. AS and
sis p. H. Sunday train at p. M.
Firm Phid1eiphin-1242 $50 a, m 1926, 12.4b,
$40, t.JI 6.lS, s.25 1890. Sunday l242 a. IN, and
1880 y. m.
STEAMBOAT &. NJ. FELTON,.
Lean Wilmington at 630 a. m. and 100 p. m
returning leaves Phlladel lhia at $50 M, and 4l5
p. IN.
IA See time tables for further particulars.
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Police Court.

Rachel Anderson entered complaint against
Allen Kicks, charging him with committing an
assault and battery and using abusive Language,
Kicks will be brought up for trial
Lewis lranson gave his testimony in defence
of John Blake, who had hearing yesterday, on
the charge Of the larceny of watch and till.tap-
ping. Blake had procured bail, but it has since
been withdrawn.
Charles McGonigal and VIM Welsh were fined
so cents and costs for being drunk and fighting.
Two cases of drunkenness were also disposed
nf
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wilmington Quotations. furnished by h Il Rob
inson & Co, Bankers, 4th and Market sta.,
OF O'Clock, l.. M, to-day.
MERELY MENTIONED.

sV-Canr do Without n-This is what the stage
and hore car companies lvery-stable keepers,
members of the turf. and all giooms and trait ers
say of the MUSTANG LINIMENT. They "cant do
without It," And Why? Because it infalliby Te-
duGes the external swellings, NC, which, under va
riOus names, impair the usefulness aud value of the
King OF quadrupeds, and also because. for sprains,
gals and other injuries TO which hOrse sh is liable
l. is the most trustworthy preparation in the market
Yet these recommendations comprise only portion
Of more than sixteen years, 1t has been gnized
as a SPECIFIC for many of the most agOn2lng disor-
durs which alnict the human family-such as rkeu-
matlsm, govt, neuralgia, umbago, tcd0lOreuX, sore
throat, earache, tOothgche and likewise as peer
Il IS application for cuts BRUISES burns and sclds
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FACE BADLY BURNED. "A workman engaged
at blasting rocks on the Wilmington Il Western
Railroad, had his face badly burned while at
work, yesterday. The blast had just been made,
and the man went up to look at the result, when
some remaining powder ignited almost directly
in lis face, making a very bad wound
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These rains will make the railroad ride pleas
ant for the excursiouists who go on the Y M. c.
A. = trip to Atlantic City Friday next. They will
have glorlous time You cannot make better
Investment than to take ticket Porter Il Co.
and McInall sell them.
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fiaAAoIAA AMG oomkNE RulAL.
Offi0E Oh THE DAILY COMMERCIAL
ALIil...a...-L... NJ 1910

At q meeting OF the Mutual Loan Association
held last evening, $3.50 sold at 81 per cent pre-
MUM; $4,000 at 49, s4O0 at 49, and 5000 at 2slS'
The Brandywine Loan Association, at a meet
ing held last evening, sold S1,05O at 261( per
cent. premium, and 800 at 2915.
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tEr E1tellsiUe Furniture StoTe.-The attention of
the public Is called to the very large and varied
stock of furniture of j. n j. N. uarman, No. 40
King street. There is nothing equal to it IN the
State Of Delaware, and persons wanting furniture
for office or dwelling can doubtless be accommO-
dated by this old and reliable firm. They make
their own goods and sell at prices low the best
houses in the large cities.
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BB-SPRING GOODS-Mr John IL. Muhlhausen's
pleasant tailoring establishment, al AIS King street.
has just been supplied with line stock OF SPRING
GOODS, selected with much care and discrimination,
Just such stock as tasteful people like to examine
and select from. Mr., MS. customers have the adj
Spring goods should, by all means, call at his place
before getting measured.
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SALE or BUILDING SIrE.-To Townsend Speak
man, of Birmingham, has just sold handsome
building site at Braudywne Summit, containing
six acres, for - SO, to MeanderSlaek, of South
ward. Chester, who intends at once to commence
building a Htorehouse and dwelling thereon.
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III SEEING is Reiieuiag IL ladies who do not use
the fragrant SozuDoNT will compare teeth with
those who do they will see in an instant, more rea-
sons for adopting it, tGan composed into news
paper paTagi aph.
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Antifes.

A I'D LOAN ASSOCIATIoN-NO ICE.-The sec
"a 9nd payment on the Stock OF the Second Sc
TieS OF the Aid Loan Association, Will be due on
wednesday, August 2,st GEO. c. MARI,
aueSt2. Secy Aid Loan Association.
NoTlCE,-A special meeting of the StockhOld-
1 ers OF the lone LOsn Association, will he
held Friday z3d OF August, at y O'clock p. NJ, al
corner ad ant Market, (seCOnd hOnr) 70 lake final
action on Tile proposed amendment to the bylaws
Augl' I'm Il. T. TAYLOR. Secretary.
L. XAMlNATION.-An examination viii he held
~ on Thursday August go, in Public School No.
/, ~ uns CITY, nj 10 O'Clock, A. NJ for mae teaCn-
er as principal VI Grammar School.
NoTlCE-The Tax Bills for the Second Distsict
a y are mate out and ready for payment at the
Clty nan between the hours OF s. and ~, A. M,
anu y aGd 7, T.. NJ, A. CHANDLER,
jei2lf for second M District
MAKE NOTICE.-PersOns selling or disposng OF
a property must notify the Assessors. or they
VIII ne held responsible for the tax. ALEXANDER
1nANnLE CIV Washington street, North District,
VIM STILL Y, 2kl Poplar street, South District
AsscssOrs sixth street is the dividing line between
Tile TWO districts ian26-n
NOTICE.
THE WILMINGTON & READING II. II.
COMPANY
Have completed arrangements to carry MONEY
fAChAdhS, AMI EAPhkoo MAT FER to ana
from all points OH the line of their road and
Cnt ster, bxprt matter sent TO Franklin Tel graph
ollce NO z, West Third street,or their DepU front
anu anu Madison, or orders ief' with MGMulle1
delVerlllB agents VIII receive prompt attention.
apr6tf O. SruLZ tieui Snpt
ENRANClS @. ALLEN is now selling Western
II oats 30 hsper bushel, at d reduced price. Gail
ahd see nm. 't~re. Delaware avenue and West 81,
DeACH GROWERS AND FARM Rs' ORGAN
DELAWARE ERIRpHkS isip
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Republican candidates for Council. Inspector.
and Assistant Inspector, takes place in the First
Ward, this, "wednesday evening. Two gentle
men are named for the Council nomination
Jones Guthrie. and Isaac Murray.
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SURGICAL OPERATION. 80 Mr.. Oliver S. Bell
whose family reside in Smyrna, Delaware. was
wounded in the leg below the knee at the battle
Of Antietam, some ten years since, the ball pro-
duclng a compound fracture OF the large bone
of the leg. After his discharge from the ser
vice lie was operated upon twice for the difficult
ties resulting from the wound, but without pro
duclng a cure, He came to Chester not long
since to work. but the condition of his leg rend-
cred it impossible for him to longer continue
his avocation.
lie made application to DR.. j. +. NJ. Forwood.
who, to-day, assisted by Doctors j. l.. Forwood
and c. $. Policy amputated the leg.-ChtSt7
Ncrs Of he on.
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PIC Nc - The Boiler Makers and Iron Ship
Builders will hold pic-mc at llosendale, to-mor-
row. for the benefit Of Francis Duncan, who was
disabled by an accident at the Harlan II Holdings
worth On Y Yards
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PoLu1cAl.-1he nominations for Councilman,
Inspector and Assistant Inspector, for the Sth
Ward, will be held this evening.
Asher Il. Tatnal was nominated for assist
ant inspector, in the 9th Ward ON Monday even
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REPUsLICAN STATE CONVENTluN.
ON TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10TH.
A Republican State Convention
VIII lie held at
GEORGETOWN. sUssIN,

For the purpose Of nominating three Electors Of
President and Vice President OF the United States
and a candidate for Member Of Congrt IS The
Executive Committees OF the counties viii Please
see lhaf the different ele, tOral Districts In their
several jurisdictions are represented by the nunber
OF delegates which they are entitled respectively
" Immediately after the BUSINESS Of tile Convention
Is disposed Of
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MEETING THIS EvENINd.-A meeting of the
Soldiers and Sailors Grant and Wilson Club il
called for this evening The meeting will be
held at the rooms of the Grand Army, Institute
Building. There should be full attendance.
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~ Ten Pecdtses "A hundred reasons might be
giNtp why Lyons kathaTiOn should be used by every
intelligent human being in preference 70 every other
preparation for the hair, but ten Will suffice. Here
they are: because 1t nourshes the nhers nultp les
t2en and makes them grow he ause II thus pre-
vents them from whitening and bleaching; because
10 removes the sourf and GandrGn which choke
them as taxes CHOKE the golden grams because 1t
Keeps the sea p cool and prevents erupti0ns; be
cause II renders tile har as lustrous AS satin; be-
cause 1t makes II plant and elastc because II is
fragrant and del ghtiul dressing because 1t does
not soil the pillow, the cap or the nat; hecause II is
without rival IN cheapness, and because no other
article sold for the same purpose, IN this or any
other country, possesses ALL or even One-haif, Of
these invaluable properties,
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rp-UP TOWN SHOE STORE.

pr-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 Dit guaranteed.
LADIES, MISSES, and CHiLDRENS
machine sewed b0ets and shoes for sale at the very
lowest prices. Do not forget 10 call and learn my
prices before giving your orders elsewhere Tor Gus
tom boots, shoes and CATERS.
Repairing neatly and promptly done
j. NJ HOLMES
No, 10 West Eighth street.
mar29-u I'D door from ShipleyD VIII, Del
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Blacksmith wanted-1. V. NaylOr.
IIardware-TIuman a SHAW.
MHstaug Liniment-City Item.
81 20 Loan OF Arkansas j. McLear n Son.
Ntti ie-FUuith " ard nomination.
Hur,e Il sale-McLear a Kendall.
House for rent-Mary A Clark,
'Yanted-White girl Tor plain cooking.
The Aid and Central Loan Associations meet
this evening.
The Lenapes, l. o. Il. NJ, and a goodly num-
Der OF them, too, left this morning ON all excur-
sion to Cape may.
To Silver Grove the moonlight excursion
goes to night. This excursion is for tho benefit
of the Wesleyan Methodist church. The boat
leaves 4th street wharf at eight o'clock, and will
have on board tho Independent Cornet Band.
A Dip in the Atlantic can be had for small
cost by going with the Y. NJ. Christian Associa-
ton on Friday next, to Atlantic City. Go and
take your family it will do them all much good
The excursion starts at 4 A. NJ. and returns at
about 10 T. NJ
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FTNANoIAL-A new feature in our money
market is the Arkansas State Loan-seven per
cent, thirty year old bonds. These bonds are
recommended to investors. and are for sale by
Messrs John =. MoLear Il Son. bankers, 6l2ls
Market Street
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iH1 ~ ENG as NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
you1g Ladies' and Misses BOaf9iing And nan p ior
IL Ia aad .o2p Spruce ST., Philadelphia, "a FIeneh
% Iie iatguage Of the family, ana ia CONSTANT
spoken iu the Institute 30 N"hsIhhtly
ie,q.eoa m MADAME D'HERvlLLY,
ffnCinal.
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BRANDYwNE SUMMIT CAMp.-As the camp
meeting at Brandywine Summit draws near Its
close the religious interest deepens, and the
conversions are becoming more frequent.
Throughout yesterday afternoon and until late
hour in the evening. revival meeting were con-
Quoted in the union tents, without intermission.
save for preaching. That at st. Paul's tent was
particularly interesting, The mercy seat was
tmonged with peuitents, and many sin.stained
souls were washed white in tho blood of the
Lamb. The camp closes tomorrow,
RrdnY ACADEMY -ltugby Academy is an Eng
lish Classical and Commercial School for boys,
located in Wilmington, and conducted by DR..
Samuel W. Murphy, A. NJ, assisted by corps
Of faithful and efficient professors, Its curricu-
lum embraces instruction in French and Ger
man, well as in Bookkeeping and the Higher
Mathematics The system of discipline is mild,
yet firm. The charges arc moderate. The
school will reopen for the fall term on Mon
day September "A. Catalogues of the nsttu-
ton, containing names Of students and instruc-
tors with terms Of tuition and course Of study
may be had of the principal, DR.. Murphy, Viii
mington.
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for Gent.

=
NOR RENT-A stX-rOOmed house, stable an
attached Tor Two horses and carriage. A:a
Apply on the premises d. awaTe avenue and Union
street.. aug2l-Bt MARY A CLARK.
HNoR RRNT--A III ee-story brick dwelling a
II No 70l Poplar street, with hot anu co tAA
water, bath, NC. apply to -. -,
d Il. CUkLETT.
augl0-tf SO Market street.
HNUR IENT-FOur new three story Brick AZ
Il Houses on Front street. near clayton. lI
Rent sl25O per month. Inquire ut the tea store, No
w. Fourth street.
jr2g-tf WIN. II. PIERCE
INOR RENT-A large sture-roOm viii Office
II 'front.' large yard back with stabing for SIX
horses. Apply to +. WOhRALL CO,
40 W. Front street, or
apr22-tf E. G Plersun, (neXt dOor)
NNTHARF PROPERTY FOR RtNT-Situated al
w South end of Market 81. Bridge. Apply to
tchlT-u ClAS. WARMER n 90.
EyOR RENT.-House No. 9lb Delaware Avenue,
IN with fifteen rooms, In complete orders and also
" III sell frame building on rear of the lot, built
for Billiard room. Apply to
NJ. M. CHILD h Co,
No. 4 Vast seventh street
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