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THE large, swift and magnificent steamer

YTyHE large, swift and magnificent steamer
KATIE,
Will pass Donaldsonvil1e every SUNDAY,
between the hours of l and p, M, arriving
IN New Orleans at P. NJ.
Will take passengers from Donaldsonvillc
to New Orleans at 81 50 each, meals included.
Passage up from New Orleans to Donald
sonville % 90, Will stop for halls at all
landings below Donaldsonville.
This arrangement will last during the sum-
mer months.
sin7-tf Master Steamer Katie.
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Tive health of the community is
good, and our physicians are sad.
A cholera Or e low fever epidemic is
what they need to revive their good
apsrfts. Render, we're joking.l
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= where Il Tie noat lilely place in
town to fluid artificial flowers in
bloom AT Mrs. Blums millinery es-
tablishment.
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The President of the Police Jury,
Mr.. Henry Cook, has sworn out an
affidavit before Justice Matthew ac-
cusing Mr.. Charles F. Smith, former
Tax Collector of this parish, with en-
bezzlement of parish funds to the
amount Of $2O, 600, more or less. A
warrant was issued for the arrest of
the accused, and Deputy Sheriff Ma
her went to New Orleans with the
document one day last week in search
Of Mr.. Smith, but failed to find him,
as he mysteriousiy disappeared about
the time of Mr.. Maher's arrival in the
city. We spoke of this disappearance
last week. It should be borne in
mind that the large defalcation charged
against the late Tax Collector in
cludes the total amount of the delin-
quent lists Of 1870 and 1871, and that
when the uncollected portions of these
lists are deducted from the alleged
deficit the latter will be greatly re-
duced, perhaps to but two or three
thousand dollars.
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fufE TABLE j. q, y. . z. p 3.
's LOUISIANA UTVIMON.

AOailk Hasses01r nnd Ehei9At 1faiA cons-
bined Leaves New Orleaus at 6:l5 A. NJ;
Arrives in Donaldsonville at 1870 p. N.
Rstnrning (Ss1days excepted), Leaves Dom
aldsouv1Ile ID Ills r. Il; Arrives IN New
Orleans ut 5 P. !.
GanSar Hassc,saer Train-Leaves New Or
leans Is above, arriving in Donaldsonville
1t I'm.
Raturnin0. Leayos OonaldsonvilIe ct $50 r.
H.; Arrives in New Orleans ut $50 p. NJ
Trains stop at all way stations.
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His grace Archbishop Perche arrived
in our town to-day, and met with a
warm and enthusiastic reception at
the hands of our Catholic citizens.
A considerable crowd was assembled
ut the depot when the train from New
Orleans came in and procession was
formed which escorted the reverend
gentlemansthrough town to the church,
the st. Joseph brass band taking the
lead and discoursing fine music OH the
way. At the church the assemblage
was greatly augmented in numbers,
and the St. Cecile band added their
splendid music to that of the St.
Joseph. His grace seemed well pleased
with the manner in which he was
received by the faithful children of
his church here, while the latter gazed
upon the venerable features OF the
high dignitary with feelings Of re-
spectful love and admiration, and
welcomes his advent with pleasure
that was undoubtedly genuine. The
Archbishop will remain in town two
or three days, and tomorrow will
receive candidates for communion and
confirmation at the Catholic Church.
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the rebellion in sixty days, and would
not impose . burden upon the gov
eminent by drawing pay for a longer
time. It would require more time
and space than we can spare to detail
the many gallant attacks upon the
commissary department. in which the
hero Of this sketch participated con-
spicuously suffice it to say that when
his greatest deeds were about to be
achieved his regiment was mustered
out of the service, and sctuated by
the same motives of regard for the
nations finances that had moved him
when he entered the army, he declined
to re-enlist, well knowing that there
were enough other brave men in the
field to overpower the enemy. When
the star of peace rose above the hori-
ION he came to Louisiana, and entered
his old business-printing: He also
took o deep interest in the advance
ment of the temperance cause, and 80
jealous was he in this work that he
actually constituted himself living
example of the evils Of intemperance
in order that the youth with whom he
came in contact might be frightened
from the use of intoxicating liquors.
Where can a parallel for such noble
self-sacrifice be found This remark
able man is peculiarly adapted forthe
profession Of Journalism, as he never
allows any foolish notions Of honor Or
regard for the character or feelings Ut
his fellow man to dissuade him from
such comments upon affairs concern
ing them as he may be disposed to
indulge in. One Of his most remark
able qualities is the power he assumes
of determining the guilt or innocence
of person who has been SO unfortu-
nate as to be indicted by Grand Ju-
ry of incompetents, and all such he
tries, convicts and at once sentences
without waiting for the insignificant
formality Of a judicial examination or
trial of the matter.
Arriving in town by the cars, the
noble humanitarian Of whom this ar
ticle treats at once conceived the idea
of illustrating to the juvenile Donald
vile mind the utter degradation Of a
man who allows his senses to become
stupefied by inordinate indulgence in
strong drinks. Getting one of our
merchants to discount six-dollar
draft which he held, he proceeded to
Bowling's fee-house, near the de-
pot, and after displaying his belief in
the doctrine Of unifcation by imbib-
ing numerous drafts of the enervating
juice Of corn in company with several
colored men, he wendell his uncertain
way around town for while, finally
bringing up in front of Casimir Mar
tins store. Overcome with fatigue,
and desiring to ascertain whether the
streets and cutters were kept in a
clearly condition, he lay down in the
ditch and unwittingly fell asleep. He
looked so much like. dead man ~
ing there, that some practical joker
summoned quasi Coroner's jury, who
sat upon the body, to squeeze the corr
juice out, and brought in q verdict Of
dead-drunk.
Our hero left town short while af-
ter awaking. We hope he will visit
DonaMsonyille again, as his example
will prove of incalculable benefit tt
our young men who might otherwise
be inclined to fall into the practice o
indulging to excess in spirituous bev.
erages.
Gard of Thanks.
EDITOR CHIEF:
Deur G;~-,Tla .nomhora of fhe St Mnr,
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During the heavy thunder storm
last Saturday afternoon, the stable
upon Messrs. Ben Tureaud g Co.'S.
Brusle plantation was struck 81 light
ming and entirely destroyed by fire,
together with the contpnts, consisting
Of large lot Of feed, valued ct about
three hundred dollars. Luckily there
were no horses or mules in the stable
at the time, oil the stock being. em-
ployed in the field. The Messrs. Tu-
reaud & Co. have been quite unfor-
nate, as their sugarhouse has been
twice destroyed by the elements,
being rebuilt each time on the same
site.
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A chap given to statistics estimated
that over &C, OO0 toes were frozen dur
ing the past winter by the young la
dies keeping their beaux lingering at
the e tie instead of asking them into
the parlor.
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List of Letters 500
Remaining in Donaldsonville Post-0fice
July LIST, 1873.

F @s
Butler, Mrs. Louisa Bca1nen, Anderson
Brown, james Beelcr, Mrs. Mary Ann
Boon, Mrs. Mandy
e
Crost, Dominick Claiborne, Henry
CourtOis, C. COmstock, Mrs. Nulmec
Diez, Antoine Dosor, En,nele
E.-G
Erust, Frank Guetry, Mr..
Giyens, Mrs. Mollie 4 as
HI
Hamilton, Charles A. Holm, Jens.
John, Joseph Jacob, Amelia
jackson, Ellina
l.
Lamon, John j. Lindor, John
Logan, DR.. Plant Leblanc, Paul
Leblanc, Demophon s.
M
Melancon, John B. Macklin, Jack y
Mousse, Raphael
II Il
NcWSf1am, Joseph Noel, NINE. AHSuSLm
H
Rouse, Linus Robinson, Mrs. Maria
Ross, Mrs julia Robinson, Mr..
Rogeres, Mrs. Mat. Robertson, Newlin
ST
Smith, George Texier, Armurier
Thomas, Robert Tilghman, w. H.
Tarride, A. v.
White, William White, Gibby
William, Dempsy Wilson, Lawson
William, Sam William, Mrs. Mary v
P. LANDRY, P. NJ.
F. FoBB, Asst. p. N.
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Theagh but slight sfsrence has
been made TO the matter bJ che CHIEF
most Of our readers ara doubtless
aware that u charge Of enlbezzlement
has been pending i New Orleans
against Mr.. Charles r. Smith, recently
deputy Tax collsctor Of this parish,
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A RARE CHANCE 4

We will pay all agents 10 per week e sask
who Wilt engage with us at. OaAes sEs9ys
thing furnished and expenses paid. address
A. COULTER & CO., Charlotte, Mich.
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fom e Donal dsonyille,
BoArD or A1DER,fEs

Ant. Rodrisne, Jos. nnrhrid &c, LIST Ward. ]
JsAa +. Link, Joseph Jehlson, .3rd
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d An Per Week IN EA e
W4U Agents. Every thing fu1I md
expenses paid. A. COULTER AtCO., 12lsaf-
l0tte, Mich.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-11-10

NEW PKEPAnAlIuNS.-Ep ringnurst & Co.,
~ desire u call the attention OF physicians and
others interested, to the following new Preparations
OF their own manu- acture, which destined TO oc
cnpy prominent position AS the most popular OF
The, nutritive tones.
WINE AND BEEF, each tablespoonful representing
the nourishing constituents OF one ounce OF fresh
Beef with tho gentle stimulating properties Pure
Sherry Wine.
WINE OF BEHP AND IRON, containing the same SIS
the above with the addition OF three grams OF Citrate
ol Iron In each tablespoonful
ELIXIR OF BEEF, each tablespoonful representing
the nourlshment of one ounce OF Fresh Beef, with
dessert-spoonful of Finest French Brandy.
ELIXIR OF BEEF, IRON, AND CALIsAYA each
tablespoonful OF which contains the nourishing
properties OF one ounce Of fresh Beef three grains OF
pryr0rhosphate OF Iron, eight grains OF Calissya
BARK, with Finest French Brandy.
Inc above elegant preparations are palatable
anu grateful TO the TASTE acceptable to the stomach
and uniform in strength, having for their basis ,Iure
oil which in debtated conditions OF tne syste :, IL
well established. They are eminently adapted fot
the treatment OF those suffering from tho debility
resulting from proiacted illness In the sinking stages
OF typhoid ami other fevers. in the exhaustion and
iatgue arising from excessive work. loss 1t appe-
tite impaired digestion apd dyspepsia. Asa resto-
rhuVe anu invlgOrator Il ey invaluable for the
convalescent, In tho debility ACCOMMODATING old age
IN the rapid growth OF children, and In ali forms Of
general debility ate ided by defective nutrition
nervous prosratlon, and Impoverished condition
Of the blood.
Prepared and sold Wholesale and retail by
E. BRINGHUkSr Il Co,
Sixth * Market Sts.. Wilmington,
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TO CONsUMPTIVs.

The advertaer having been permanently cured OF
that dread disease. CONSUMPTION, ny simple remedy,
Is anxious to make Known IN bls fellow sufferers the
means OF cure. To All It. he Will aend
copy OF the prescription used TREE III cnarge, WITH
directions for preparing AMI using the sAms whisn
they will lind a SURE CURE PoR CONSUMPTION,
ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, sc.
Parties wishing the prescription will please adiress
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
l9i Penn street.
willamsburgh N, Y,
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rs WANTED rs


BOPER'S moor LINLMENI
for the prevention cure ofC,M-
TRACTION, CoRNs, QUARTER CRAcKs
CONTRACTION OF THE BACE SINEw GyS-
eRALr CALLED kNRE-SPRuSo SPgAINs GALA
SCRATCHES, ORIGINATING &c.
have tested Boyers Hoof Liniment ON the feet of
over one hundred horses. The difference 10 the con
diten OF the feet is great in its favor that wouu
nor be without II for ten times its cost 1t shoud be
properly applied to every horses hoo and especiav
In the summer when the hOrses feet are always in cnn
tact with the heated GARTH which dries them up and
they become hard and ieyerish which produces con-
traction, corns, quarter cracks, contraction OF the
back snew commonly called Knee Sprung and often
rom the pains In the hoOf produces sweeney in tba
shoulder We Recommend it as tho best yrebaration
we ever used 1t should be used on every horses boof
cOmmoiilyas oil is used harness or mems boots
Keep item In good condition.
l.. IA. COnkIin,
Proprietor and Superintendent " the Conttaental
SHADES, SAMSON Street, Philadelphta
MIR NJ =. BOYER -Dsdr Sr; This is to certify
hat have used your Linment in nv stables for
hree months past on mere than one hundred horses
and hnd II the best preparation have ever used on
horses IL is far better than YOU recommend t. Send
me I'VE cases at once, by express.
HARRY HAMIhTOS
No. 1872 West Slst Street, New York CITY,
Solu "hoIesae and retail at prOpretors prices by
H. BhlNGHCRST IL Co. apothecaries
Corner 9Th and Market Streets,
efhninnton. Delaware
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-11-10
Manhood, How Lost How Restored.

Manhood, How Lost How Restored.
a-4.2t just ublishel new EDITION OF DIX.
y1sssfy tuIyerweLl'r Celebrate ssly On
jfSs$S the Radical Cure without medicinel Of
xN&H 'SpermaiorrhIpa, or seminal Weakness,
SsbfI Involuntary seminal LOSSES, lmpotency,
Mental and Physical lncapacity, lmpediments TO
Marriage, etc.i aso, C9nSunPtion' Ephspsy anu
gance
80 Price, in u sealed envelope, only cents.
The celebrated author, IN THIS admirable essay
clearly demonstrates from thirty years SUGGEST I'll
practice, that the alarming consequences Of self
abuse may he radically cured without the danger
OF internal medicine or the application of he
knife pointing out II mode OF cure al once simple,
certain and ctectual, by means OF which every suf-
terer, no Wstter what his condition may be, may
cure himself cheaply, privately, and radically.
~ Tins Lecture should bo ~ the hands OF every
youth an every man IN the lAnd.
Sent under seal, in plain envelope, 10 any ad
dress, US pad receipt OF six cents, two pos
| stamps.
Also, !ir. Ct'verweua Marriage Guide" pro,
| e cents.
| Adut.ss the Publishers,
| CHAS. j. Z. KllSF x co.
| III Howerv New York, p q. Box AS
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REMOVAL.
ARTISAN g. SAVING.
ID NIX

Az TISAN g. SAVING.
ID A NIX
No seen removed to its new loentlon I'm LA f,,.
Wn nosses where 1t Ia now open for business N'"s-
sh per sent. has eeen regularly mid a., Io, ,,.,.
anes ehe organ lation ofthe bank In 1861 md II rs
expeennon of the Directors that the pronts on lie
aseruea sapta and on the regular business will en-
able the Bank W continue this rate OF dIyiJens '-
Deposn are solicited from persons in the recent nj
regular incomes; from Farmers, MechanIcs and ihaaj
US. And from widows and Chlldren's Estates e,d
noh those whose business enables III, M 10 keen
varying balance OF cash. from which il nacaJ ~ ~ y, a
sEhI-ANNUAL INTFRIST
A rus OF the Bank requires notice tu he oi,a,,
ths withdrewol OF deposits, but In all o,dinarv o
daposffsrs Will BIZ paid on demand S 'a'e
MANAGERS.
M.n.nn ~ r., EDWARD DARLis0ToE,
n. L. LicHTKrsTRiN, GEonar = 1.anI,
~, n. n. NJ IT,, NATHANlEL X. BENSON
| NJ - q w. nowLAND, HENRY Il. DURg
o0s NJ oAohsoN, WM. SWIFT,
ANTHONY HIoaiNs,
WILLIAM >. HILLES, President
| IL. II. TAYLOR. Treae,rari
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HI. liz. FsISIN CHI u IS7T
No. 81 MAltKET STREET..

Il cholera Mixture, Vi uuI ~ nta~t. a cap
"a tai remedy Tor dlarrhua cholera, and loos, urst
tH ui the bowels.
Es,vuce Ui JaudiCa Ginger, IA Capital pTvl,aGatio
the nuest wAlJs Jamaica GirRrr, manu- actufv
with the greatest care, and suitable 20 the dell
cate constitutions, neatly put up, AT tcasoLabi
price.
FLUID kennet, in making tins, care is taken to pIo-
cure the best rennet, and then use best ser
wine and no other, try it.
Gum CamphUr, the best protection against moth
Tor IuTs woOien goods.
Cologne and Bay Hum 10y the quart gallon, 81
bottles OF desirable styles. CAL and examine.
CuNs uellltlne Tor Jelly, now quite reasonable.
Extracts Tor tue Handkcrchcf,in bottles or in bulk
No III quality, Tor sale ir any quantity suit.
FerrLteu EllNr OF Gentiau. We clam Tor this lat
II has the sauie strength Comp. Sine Gcntiau with
the addition OF full duse oil iron with each dose.
has many advantages over ferrated Elixir, contain
ing Calisaya Bark As II IL uniform in strength and
appearance, and pleasant and efficient tome, We
coh1menu IL 70 any one wishing an Iron tonic.
Trnsses.-We have always had private apart
ment FOL hitting Irusses. Every person wanting a
truss can have 1t adjusted to them and warranted to
tit.
Mrs. Allen $, Halls, Rings, Woods Storlings Am
brosa and many other Hal Preparations al reduced
prices
Latour Salad Oil, Wholesale and rcta at
Ii. X. BRINGHukSTS,
SlI Market street.
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The New Castle County Mutual

The New Castle County Mutual
INSURANCE. COMPANY
OFFICE "lnstttute Ruilslinr
Ina.res against FIRE, Houses and nil other kind. AT
1nngs win their contents, for periods Of timo VA.
raing hom three months to u term of y,urs "
MANAGERS.
MMlIAN TATNALL, WILLIAM CAHny
r. n. SLhAVKH, GEo. RiCHAEpsuN
Jons GuYgR, SAINT CANny
SHAs. ". Rowland. CLRMrST Il esvru
EpwARD BRINonVRsT, A. p SuAENoN
=. =. nnLLAH, JAMES RIDBI l.,
JAAks BRADFORD, GRo. H. BATS
ASHTON RICHARDSON.
WILLIAM TATNALL, President
SAMUEL ID. SMITH. Secretary. feb ID
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WILMINGTON
Deposits Of the Public Moneys
FINANCIAL AcFNT or THE UNITED MATES
kpW. BELTS, o. ID. AtNlSTRoNG
PREsipENr. CAsuIIR
CAPITOL $500 600
THE COLLECTING AND EXCHANGING or
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES ATTENDED
| FOR SMALL COMMISSION
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK FXCHAN-
] GES
| FURNISHED TO REGULAR DEPOSITOES
WITHOUT CHARGE.
| DIRECTORS MEET ON MONDAYS kSD oN
| VhuhSDAfS at $50 A. n. FOR DISCOI NTS
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lilo, Full AsSorlments. 1873.
VIM. Il. Hopkins


THR EE g torres.
lis CHESTNUT Sr. (Girard Row.
1873 y. EIGHTH Sr. (N. L. Cor. Sth &
Lheiry.)
80 n. EtaurH, Is. w. Cor. sth " Filbert,)
rHILADELPHIA.
MANUFACTURER OF AND DEALER IN FOUR
SrECIALTlEs OF LADIES' WEAR, WHOLE
SALE AND RETAIL.
moor SKIRTS, c0RSETS, PANIER BCSTLES
LADIES' UNDER GARMENTS.
The largest, most varied and best assortmcn of the
above lines OF goods can always be found, comprising
every grade ard quality, at prices to suit all.
MOOR ShlRTo, our own make, have equal IN
the market every size, style and price, from Soc.
springs, 4ic n sp SOC; Muslin Front Hoop Skirts
ysc., 81, Nc.
PANlER BuSTLES. all sizes ard prices, at great.
ly reduced rates, .Jc., soc, Soc lOe l5c. 50c 55c
toe, Csc, &c, up tn FL.
CORSETS.-35,0 900 pair in stock, including
every desirable kind made OF Imported and Amcri-
can Corsets from zoe. TO sii25 Thonison's Glove
Fitting from ~ 30 tu SI50; Robert Uerley - aS and
-; Imitation - and $500; Beckcl Curses zoe. &c
- 80, Mrs. Muudy's Abdominal Corscts sass 10 50
Mad foy's Corset Skirt supporters. 81 10 and ~
Misses COrs.ts zoe, Sc 9Oc., 81, Sl20, $50, ei6t
and Sl.,5; Nursing COrsets : IS and S215; Children
Bodies, Shoulder Traces Ladies' Forms, W ire Gauze
Dress Shields, Corset Clasps, &c.
LADIES' UNDER GARMENTS, better made
better trimmed, and better muslin, than has hereto
fore been offered. and the cheapest for the quality II
the market; Ngth Dresses, 80 kinds, from 81 to 40
500 Chemi>,s, 81 kinds. 56c to SI5O; Drawers 20 va
retps GOc. To 81 Toilet SACKS, Sic to $3.50 Corse
All orders by mail should be addressed to is Chest
| nut street, and will ccive attention.
TERMS STRICTLY CASH, and one price only a
each starr. sepii-3mn
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Extract from tie Hartford Fatty Courantl
In yesterdays issue we announced the return
home of Mr.. George A. Fairfield, Superintendent OF
the Weed sewing Machine Company, who has re-
presented that company ut the Vienna Exposition.
a personal Interview with him satisfies us of the
justice OF the companys claim to the
HIGHEST HoEoRs AT VIENNA.
Mr.. F. brings with him the Official catalogue OF
awards at the great Exposition, IN which his name
appears a. having received medal for c0ojerdtOr IN
producing and peff9ciDg machines. his medal Is
gwen u persons who as man gers Of manufacto-
Tiea are nominated on the part OF the exlbiturs on
acc unit OF the leading part they haveta ken IN the
features OF excellence of the productions ~
No other sewing mach ne company or representa-
tive thereof, received such award and this SET.
ties the point, beyond dtsp1te, that the Weed Com
pany lea the world In superiority Of machines and
IN mechanical ability.
In ADDITION N this grand award, the Weed Com
panY received medal for prOgr So the hight ST
award mad 10 any sewing maCnines. Also, a
Medal OF Merit" the third In the list OF honor
Thus II Will he seen that the Weed Saving Ma.
chine Company, Of this city ave received the thIeg
htghest guards at the Vienna Exposition of 1s73-One
OF these being superior TO and all Others issued
10 any exhibitor In thfiT lue OF goods
The Weed Company also received the highest
prize given TO American Family Sewing Machines
at ths Paris Exposition of 1867
Hartford may well feel proud OF THIS organ "a.
ton, and also OF It's Superintendent; who has
achieved such credit for the COMPANY and done
honor to our city Ia the eyes Of representatives from
every part Of the word.
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Fairfax Lodge, No. s, /. o. o. F., at Odd Fell
lows Hall, Sd and King streets.
Columbia Lodge, No. 20, l. o. o. p, at Odd
Fellows Hall. Sd and King streets.
Delaware Tnbe, No. l, /. o. Il. NJ, at Red
Meme Hall AIS Market.
Washington Council, No. 4, o. q. A. NJ, at
Mechanics Hall, 219 King street.
Rescue Council, No. 8, Jr. o. Q. A. NJ, at
Hall 5ll Market street.
LenApe Tribe, No 6. I. o. r. NJ, in fourth
story Saville Building, 9th and Market streets.
Lady Jefferson Home Communion, At Hall 50i
Market street.
Wilmington Mutual Aid Society, at 4O4 Market
street
Excelsior Lodge, No. Z. K OF p, at Knights Of
PythiAs Hall 2ll Market street.
Washington Camp, z. o. S. Of A., at Good
Fellows Hall, 81 and Market streets.
American Protestant Association at Odd Eel
lows Hall Rising Sun.
St. Johns Il. A. c.. No. 4, at Masonic Temple.
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LETTERS from the PEOPLE.


To ne Editor Of ne Commercial;
would call the attention Of the Directors and
Superintendent Of that road, to the following
facts Some of the employees are constantly
imbibing in strong drink 80 much 20, as to
make it very annoying to the public. Others
are very profane. II Is no uncommon thing to
hear them use the most disgusting language in
the presence OF ladies and children. They are
earring to stop for passengers. or to give them
time 70 get into the car. II the company can
not secure the services Of men who will be po-
lite and obliging 70 the public. they need not
wonder il the road fails to get the patronage
that they desire. The above facts are the com
plant Of many who travel over the road. p.