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The Publ, Night schools.
FURTHER DETAILS OF THEIR OPERATION

DEIAlLn VI 4hElh bfEhATIOhs
The night school for boys at the Fame Engine
House was put in successful operation last eve
ming Between 45 and so boys, many of them
young men, enrolled their names as scholars,
and as many more were deferred until another
time 1t was gratifying to see the interest man
Tested, and the determination evinoed to profit
by this, the only opportunity offered to secure a
practical education.
About so scholars are now enrolled in the
boys night school, in the basement of the In
stitute Building, aud by the end OF the week.
every available seat Will in all probability be 90
cupied.
OWING to the neglect TO have a gas metre
placed in the room over Richardson a Hopes
hardware store, the girls school wac uot organ
zed last evening. Several young ladies' wsre
present however to enroll thoir names. Tho
gas will be put In to-day, and every thing made
ready for a successful opening this evening. 1t
Is hoped that large number of girls, including
those who may be working in stores, manufac-
tories, printing Offices, and other places during
the day will avail themselves of the opportunity
here offered to obtain that education which, on
account OF the daily associations in which they
are engaged,is now denied them. The commit
tee and the teachers in charge will exercise par
ticular care, and see that no improper persons
are allowed admission, so that no young lady
need hesitate to enroll her name. This il the
first attempt to establish night school for fe-
males, and We hope it may be well patronzed.
made as much Of necessity as it now is to
have the boys night schools.
A night school for boys was also opened in
No. Is Lord aEd Pine streets, last evening.
About forty names were enrolled. The teachers
are Miss Ella McIntire, Miss Cora Urmy and
Miss Mary A. Guthrie.
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wmM1NaroS DEL, Oct 8

WILMINGTON DEL, Oct 3.
The markets, this morning, were well filed
with vegetables and fruit with downward ten
dency in prices. The want of work in many Of
our business establishments, and the consequent
want OF money, has had 4 tendency to increase
the sales at produce stores and lessen them in
the markets. The following were the ruling
prices this morning.
FRUITs.-A few peaches still linger in the mar
ket at 50@60c per half peck; apples, 10000
pears, 2O@25; choice, 6O@75; ounces, 5O@75
grapes SOLO per 10.
MsArs.-Pork, fresh, 1O@14 per III. sausage,
1908 scrapple, 8@l0c lard lie ham IS,
sliced 20623c beef steaks, 20CD25c stews IL
ole corned 1O@l5' veal, 12922 mutton, Il
0022e
VEaErABLEs.-Potatoes. 10000 sweet pota-
toes. 15G3Oc tomatoes, 15@20c cabbage Ga
loo per head turnips. loo per half peck (;
onions. 3O@35c lima beans, 15c per quart
string beans, l5Ca1sc per half peck corn 15@1SC
per dozen cucumbers, 12C9lSc per dozen /;
peppers, 10@12c per dozen egg plants, 4@l0c
apiece citrons, 5@10Sapiece: squashes, 2Cp5c
beets. 90 per bunch oyster plants, 15c pump
kins, 1O@20c per piece.
MIsoELLANEoUs.-Butt 400. per N eggs $50
per dozen pepper-sauce, 15c. per quart cider
Sa10c chickens dressed, 81 OO@1.25 alive ID
@IO0 per pair cnestnuts, 25@3Oc. per quart
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wE. r. KUNKRDS
RITTER WINE OF IRON


Has never been known TO fail in the cure Of weak
ertion; loss Of memory: difiisuty OF breathing;
general weakness horror of disease; weak, Lervouh
trembling; dreadful horror OF death NIGH sw, ats
cold feet; weakness; dimness OF vision; languOr
universal lassitude If the muscular system; enOr-
nous appetite, with dyspeptis symptoms hot
hands; nushing OF the body; dryness If the skin (;
pail countenance and eruptions II the face, puTi
lying the blood pain 10 tine back: heavness of TIL
eysds; frequent black spots flying btf0is she eyet
with temporary sufusion ana loss Of sight; want
attention, etc. these symptoms all arise from
weakness, and TO remedy that use Il. +. KUEKEL's
Bitter Wine OF Iron. ltneyer falls. Thousands are
now enjoying health who have u. ed IT, Take only
i, F. KUNKRbs.
Beware of counterfei.s and base limitations As
Kunkel's Bitter Wine Of Iron is 30 well known a
over the country, Druggists themselves make
imitation and try 70 palm 1t on their Gust m srs
when they call 1t Kunkeps Bitter Wine OF Iron.
kunkePs Bitter " Inc Of Iron Is put up only in 81
bottles, and has yellow wrapper nicely put Ii TIE
outside, with the proprietUr's phOtos raph on the
wrapper OF each bottle. always LOOK for the pho.
tograph on the outside, aud you win always be sure
10 get the genuine article. SOLD by all druggists ana
dealers, everywhere.
TAPS WORN, TAPE WORN. = Removed in a few
hours with harmless Vegetable Medicine no fet
asked until the entire worm, with mead, passes.
Refer those afflicted 70 residents u the city whom
have cured, that had been unsuccessuy treAte 4 at
the Jefferson Medical College, on Tenth street; had
taken In vain TuTpentine, The So called specifics
and all known REMEDIES. Dr.. +. K.RK l., no.
80 North Ninth street. Philadelphia The Doctor
has been In business for over 70 years, and Is per
fectly reliable. CAL and see. Advice free. Re.
moved tape worm from chilu years old, measur.
Ing 20 feet. Call anu See specimens at olllce.
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LOCAL IHTELLIaEHCsi.


TRAINS LRAvH WILMINGTON.
For Esg York.-1.2O, ls5 A. NJ; 1879. 6.sI P. n.
Sundays. 1 20, ]. 80 A NJ
For Philadeiphia.-l,8 71O. sic, 1905, 10 30, A..
NJ; y 81 400, 400, 81 %. 1924, 2. IA Sundays,
For Baitia0re-12 e. ae9, 1909 A. M; l.O3, 1.2s,
7.l0 p. n. Sundays ~ 80, 1903 A. M,
For Washil1ton.-12 81, 2O8 A. NJ. l03, 1.2S, T.10
p. NJ Sundays, IL 81 2 Is A. NJ.
For DeldudTe q. R-12oo 10 10 A. M 6.s5 P. II.
No SUNDAY trains.
For Aep CdstLs-i2 IS, $50, 1910 A. NJ. 1.2o, 6.35,
$50 p. N. Sundays, g. 40 A. M.
E0r alnlingtoa a headfni r. R.-6s0 A NJ;
9.Ol, 800 N. sundays, s.l5 A. NJ (rhe latter two
do not run beyond Coat sVile.l
For Htlmi ,gt0n d Western r. R.--l0 30 A. NJ 6.35
P. NJ. no Sunday Trains.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON,
From FeiO YOrk.-1blA. M; lib, 100 P. NJ. Sun
days l.59 A. M
FroIa philadelphia 1853, ss5, 9.5s A. NJ. ;
1870 NJ; i255, lis g. 49, DIS, $50, 100, S1l, 10 50
p. NJ. Sundays, l242 l-5A 9.s5 A. NJ. Ie.b5 r. NJ.
From OTt LeDOsit-s.l4 A. N. No sunday train.
From Bditim0re.-1.1e, ,,25, 1928 A NJ 12l2 b2T,
10.l4 r. N. sunaays, Ito. l,2i a. NJ: lOl4 7. ".
From Hashingt0n.--l.l0, ! rs A. NJ 12.lY, 3 q,
1914 P. NJ. Sundays. Lilo, I 25 A. NJ. i1.l4 p. NJ.
From Dctdtrdre II. R-iO.l5 a. M ab5 S.Oz p. M.
No sunday trains.
From nep Cutie $40, 1o.l5, 1l.bO A. NJ $50,
Gas 9O2 7. NJ. Sundays, 3 IS P. NJ.
From Wilmington q keaeing R. R.-s.1b, 1l.FO, A.
NJ; $40 T. N. Sundays 9. q P. NJ. (the s.l5 A. u.
train and the sunday train are fun Coatesville
on'y.)
From Wilmington q Western R. R.-T.55A.M.; 3 SO
P. Nj. No SUNDAY 1rains.
LKAvR PHILADELPHIA FOR WILMINGTON.
124J, 100, $50 1890 A. NJ 1900 NJ; l2.15 $50
4 ~, blb, 6.0O, CAS- $50, ll.9O p. Al.
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SO DEMANDED OF a MAN, BY An OFFICER, FOR THE
RETURN OF Ills HORSE.
Still another case Of police wrong-doing is re-
ported to us. We are reliably informed OF the
following facts On Saturday evening; an old
colored man, a tenant on email farm on the
New Castle road, belonging to Samuel jackson,
drove into the city to purchase few groceries
While here he hitched his horse to a post in
front Of John A Wilson's warehouse at Front aud
Market Sts. where it was lett standing about
half hour. During this period police officer
came along and finding the horse standing there
uHtitched him, and took him to the stable of an
adjoining hotel where he had him locked up, in
stead Of reporting his action to the Mayor, III
was his duty, The color ed man having complete
ed his purchases, was surprised to find his horse
missing but was soon Informed by the officer OF
the disposition made of the animal, and told
that he could have MIN by paying him lATullen)
$780, The demand for SO much money alarmed
the colored man, and he Immediately proceed
ed up Market street ana made his case known to
some friends, who in turn went to the Mayor,
and laid the case before him. The Mayor apol-
ogized for the conduct of his officer, ordered
the release OF the horse, the owner, however,
paying small sum to the hostler for taking
care of him
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Perfect health is vouchssfed to few. Probably
ninety people out of every hundred vino cal them
selves HEALTHY have their turns of languor. ex-
haustion. depression Of spirits and bodily pain. At
these times a wineglassiul Of HostetteI's stomach
Bitters is as refreshing as the shadow Of rock in
o weary landn 1t invigCrates and rests the syOtem
and cheers the mind. The effect OF tie Bltterb in
cases Of LeTVous debility, produced either by undue
phy steal exerUn, study, intense anxiety any
UtaeT cause Is wonderfully revYing and invgorat +
lug, In fact, this heathful vegetable rest ratve
possesses medicinal properties which entitle 1t 10
tue rank OF all article Of prime necessity, and II
should be Kept on hand in every dwelling, aud
pT mptly taken as remedy for all the mlh0r all
ments as well as for more Serious complaints.
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sB-Fe tootild cal The atten ion Of our readers to
the advertisement of Horace Waters son, headed
''wATERs' CoHcBRTo PAKLoR 0RGAksn and for a
description Of them We can't do better than 10 copy
the following:
''THK WLrKBs' CoHcERTo PARL0R oEdkTs.-We
glad to chronicle any new thing, or any improve
ment upon an old one, that ten 10 populaTize mu.
sic BY rendering lis study either easier Ur more at
tractive Lately our attention has been called to n
new patented stop added TO the Waters Reed Organ
called the Concerto Stop 1t is so voiced to have
tone lie full, rich alto voice. It is especially
human in its tone 1t is powerful rs well as sweet
and when we heard ave were In doubt whether we
liked It best in solo with Full organ. We regard
this as valuable addition to the Reed Organ. '-Ru.
raj ketp Yorker.
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Now WE have IT.-A few days Of yesterdays
temperature will positively ne cessitate the donlng
Of warm clothing and light overcoats to preserve
health and comfort. Those who would add econO-
my 10 this should secure their outnL from the beau
tiful stock OF Bennett Co., Tower Hall, SIS Market
5 rect, halfway between Fifth and sixth Streets.
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Beautiful day.

Beautiful day.
The Diamond State Loan meets this evening
The Oalithumpians were out in Jefferson
street, between Second and Third, last night.
The Excelsior Loan held its 7th monthly
meeting, last evening, and sold sl7JO at 36ls per
cent.
The Grand Lodge l. o o. F.. is in session to-
day. Report Of morning session in to-day Is
paper balance tomorrow.
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Societies


Hope Lodge, No. 81. 1. o. o. f., ct Odd Fell
lows Hall 3rd and King streets
Morning Star Division, No. 2, s. Of T., in the
MeClaFy Building.
Delaware Council, No. 2. o. U. A. NJ, at Me-
chanics' Hall, 2l9 King street.
Diamond State Lodge, No. 8, @. f., McClAry's
Building.
Champion Lodge, No. 9, X. of p, at Knights
Of Pythias Hall, al Market street.
Oriental Lodge, No. 10. X of r., at Ferris q
Garrett's Building, 504 Market street.
Cherokee Tribe, No. A. /. o. r. NJ, at Red
Mems Hall, AIS Market street.
wawaset Tribe, Red Men, at Odd Fellows
Hail. Rising Sun.
Temple Lodge, No. IL, A. F. A. NJ, at Masonic
Temple
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10Th inst. L. ". Stidnam Il Son will sell on the
premises Of S. Howell Jennings, on the State
Road, one mile below Hare's Corner. a lot OF
valuable stock and farming atensiis Fine chance
for bargains. Sale positive.
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THE COMMERCIAL PREss"-We solicit the pa
tronage of the business men Of Wilmington for
every variety OF commercial printing, at our job
department, Fifth aud Market Sts, second story.
v e are doing some good work, and will be p eSsed
to show II, give estimates, quote prices, &C., &C.
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WEDDING AT NEwARK.-This evening a we'd
ding takes place in the Presbyterian church, al
Newark. The happy couple are Samuel Donhell
and MISS Mary Cooch, both Of that town.
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For Loss Of Aipste, Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
depression of spirits and general debility, IN their
varieus forms Ferro- Phosporsted Elixir Of Calisaya
made by Caswell Hazard 4 Co., New York, and
sold by all druggists, is the best tonic AS stimu-
liant tonic for patients recovering from fever or OH
er sickness, 1t has no eqdal, II taken during the
season. 1t prevents fever and ague and other inter-
mittent feYere.
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Boardlng-206 Sixth street.
Card-Dr 5 X. Brown, Dentist
Fine Prtnting-COAmercia Press
Gard OF Thanks-Delaware $ ECO
Public sale OF horses-Stidham son
Funeral Notices.
j. Sc OF Letter, unc llled for.
Proceedings Of ODESSA Meeting.
Negeune-Seui Local.
NOR We Have It-Bsnnett 4 Co.
Hardware, &c.-1 ruman shaw
Wanted To Rent-Small house.
New Life for the Languid.
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eE-FobO % Tighten Wondn's Labor: : II time is
money! then Everything that tends TO facilitate
labor Is a positive pecuniary benefit to mankind.
The best sewing machine or ehurn is not good
strong woman" as experience proves. SO Sspolip,
in enabling one woman to easily do as much clean-
ing of every kind in one day as two women can do
in Two days with the scrubbng brush aud SOAP, Is
positive blessing to the human race. No woman
who has once used 1t will ever use anything else as
1 substitute. Sold by all dealers The CHEAPEST as
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CHURCH WEDDING A marriage was solem-
nized in the Second Baptist Church, this morning,
at 8 40. by the pastor, hev. James Waters MIR.
Robert G, Lloyd, of New York was the groom,
and Miss Anna Stevenson. Of this city, the bride.
The wedding was very quietly conducted, and
only few Of the friends Of the parties were
present. The couple left on the 10 30 train for
Philadelphia, whence they went at noon to Chi
cago and d. trOit, and thence to their home in
Nav Anrk rItN-
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b. T. & Cos SALE-BJughman, Thomas q
Cos eighth annual saie OF books. stationery
and fancy goods opens at Ogle IL Mlllers auction
rooms on Friday evening. to continue two days
The stock which they UtIer for sale is not lot
of refuse goods, but is portion Of the excellent
stock which they carry, and which they wish to
dispose Of to make room for a new one. Gaia
logues OF tie articles for sale have been proYid-
ed, aud may be obtained at their store.
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A LIVELY STATIoS.-From MOrtonville station
on the Wilmington d Reading Railroad there
was shipped during the month of August % 45l
pounds Of marketing and during September,
26 .O55 pounds. We think this showing puts
Mortonville at the head OF the list as a shipping
point for marketing.
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~ THE ONLY PLACE
where ladies can get suited in
gooPsKIRTs, CoRsETS AND UNDERWEAR
Is at
RRAEK3S LADIES' EMPORIUM,
OIL Market Street. wilmington.
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TIE SHOOTING CONTEST AT SHU1zES PARK
The shooting contest which was to nave taken
place at Shuzen Park, on Monday last, to deter
mine the championship of the city was post
poned until Mon lay next owing to the uufavOr-
able state of the weather. The shooting will
commence at 10 a. M, and continue until p.
m, subject to the same rules and regulations
which were tO govern the contesto Monday last.
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l. W. srIDHAM a sos.
Real Estate Agents, Auct,one.,
No. III East Fourth street.
WILMINGTON. Lee

Pebble Sale Of Horses,
" III be sold in from OF our Auction Room
on sa,u Gay Morning, oct Der lin
1873 ut II O'Clock, hlack Horse, Yeas n
blnd unn gentle IN all ha ness, good a. Iytt Jr1n
Gray Ware, years OIL. kind and gentle, an ne
class rOadst r. The above horse wi | Ne tos 49, +,
sold as the owner has no further use for tbs
ne ms. ninety daJs, b. glvins noe WI h appr M
luuorstr' 0clS 81
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eB- Eotc, for Fall Btsiness-The panic is about
over, and Mr.. Munlhausen is now prepared 10 make
a new suit of Fall clothes TO any person who was
scared at the late financial nnrry, or for any person
whether scared or not He has laid In nne stock
Of goods To select from. and any person who wants
tailoring done, at prices " suit the times, ought TO
give John call We know from q business hc-
quaintance of several years that Mr. is noted for
prOmptness fairness in oealing, and moderation IN
charges. Drop in at as King street and see his new
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THE HOWARD ScHooL--The Board OF Educa-
ton has not yet formally assumed charge oil the
Howard School, the lease from the Trustees to
the Board not being yet executed, but the de-
tails Of the arrangement will be completed very
soon. About one hundred children arc IN the
school, which has been open since the first Of
September
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CONTACTS AwARDED.-Messrs. W. & Thomas
Davidson, stone workers at 9th and King streets
have received from Jessup d Moore tho con.
tract for furnishing aud laying the floor of their
st. Augustine paper mill with stoue tagging
over 10000 feet in all. They have also received
the contract for furnishing the sandstone for
the trimmings of Bethel church in BIandy8ine
Hundred.
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SUDDEN DEATH.-Mrs. Vandegrft, wife Of
State Senator Vaudegrift, residing near MELON
ough, this county, died yesterday. The deceas-
ed was a very estimable woman and distinguish
ed during the late war az an ardent friend Of the
Union cause, and her sudden death will be deep
ly mourned by all who knew her.
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BOYD PHMr Mccall. Robert
BrtnnRn, Ellie Miss McCulley Susan Mrs
Bostick, Mary suse Annah Moor, ghomAs
b ad, Klizk Mrs Nichols, Louise Miss
Bale, George O,mond, Caddie Ms
Brown, Kate Miss Patton Anna Miss
BrOdfOrd, john Petset, Edward
Bsnwen " ca Phillips Aana Miss
Collins Margaret Mis- Price, James
Cadmey, \ INT Pau Peajon, Philip
COppag James Rice, Annie Mrs
u, ir. Jessie Nj hoe, hlizaOf tn Mrs
Coffin N OtIs Mr. R4ylman, EllZi MrI
Dennis, ID Mr. Need, Frances
D 'ughty n artha Mrs X beiro, Gentil Jose
Davis, @ Rogers John
Evals, Edward Rice, Nary
kisenbrown, George kumsey, Moses
Evans Jno -, William
K dTed, VIII sullivan, A ma Mrs
Frey, kmiie Mr. arling, Thomas Mr.
Ford, Miller Mrs Selbea, Henry
Getty, JJnn Ii smith, WIN
Gre n, Rezlan S.eelInan, j X Mr.
GJldiaR fhaddeus Samptman, Jennie Miss
Huns Henry Slehlee, John
namel on, Homer Miss Sadgwar, Daniel Mira
Hihes John sullivan Sadie Miss
ramon, owen Smi n, James ID
Hooper. W wa Shaster, Mr.
Jones' Palley Mr. sattei ield, Vim
Lawrence. Rebeeca Mr. Tauis, Mrs
Lane, A 5 bsq Taylor, Eliza Mrs
LOnn, Joseph Iun, George
Loisear j q Taylor, Isabella S Miss
Loughran, Margaret Miss Turner, Merriah Mrs
Lynch Philip Ulrich. William
Mile, Joseph Van Gasken, henry
hcDahiel, james West
McNalJ. James Naloh, Edward
Mgers James wood !, John
MaCka, George Wright, Lizzie Miss
hcCracksn, John west, Lottle NJ Miss
McDOugal, Jane Mrs Williams, Mary
Mason, Mrs Wright, Mary Miss
MahOnay, Ella Williams, nusal Mrs (col
AcCOllOn, Patrick Monidnul, George
AHe, On Iies W1mUi-h, Robert
MGGinnls, susan Miss JAN 5 LEwIs, p NJ.
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sB-Babcock q Bro. have something new in the way
OF an 'easy shoe" 1t Is the coming foot gear, and
no mistake. Drop in and see 1t.
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rEFor Coed and cheap boots and shoes, go to
Prettyman's n W and Oh sap boot and shoe stOrs,
ll9 Market street. next door " Lemons new build,
4 o.
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CITY items,

rF-Fifhfn the whole range OF tonic and Alternative
medicines known, none is entitled TO more consi-
dsration than the Peruvian syrup. In all cases of
enfeebled or debitated constitution It is the very
remedy needed. The most positive proof Of this
can adj
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List Of Unclaimed Letters remaining In the Will
mington (Del,) Post Office, Saturday Sept. n,
rQ7l
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eV-A Large variety OF Women's, Misses aud Child.
rens shoes at Prettymans Cheap Boot and Shoe
Et0ra
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SnrtiuH sales.

OoLE g MILLER.
Real Estate Agents, Auctto,...
Fourth and KipR Streets,
- !. IL WILMINGTON M,
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~ Romens Button Boots at Prsttymans, from
e. rs 70 a. 81 pair.
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SHIELDS LIBRARY BALL The eleventh annual
ball OF the Shields Library Association will take
place at Institute Hall, ON Friday evening, No
vaunhar 7th
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EB-Sape Your Money by buying your boots and
shoes OF Prettyman- 1lS harket street.
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u-Arstynan is selling mems nne calf long boots
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Bsgistls's agutttts.

ID EGISTER'S OFFICE,
III NEW CASTLE COUNTY, Sept. 49, isil
Upon the application Of heJ cCa 5, Hei-er IA
ministratrix OF Batzillai Helsler lac o WiImhgsi
city, Ia SAID County, deceased 1t Is ordered M
directed by the Register that the Administered
Aforesaid, give notice OF the granting VI Ia
ters Of Adm nistratiOn upon the Estate Of d.
deceased, with the dnte OF granting lhae
OF, ny causing advertisements 10 be pOas
within fcrtV days from the daie Of such Le.th ]
six of the most public places of the county Of Nd
Oastle requiring all persons having demands aga1t
the Estate, 70 present the same, or abide Dy al At
ri Assembly In such made anu provided. And al
cause the same TO be inserted within the saH4
period In the DAILY COMMERCIAL, n newspaper paI
llshed IN Wllmln, ton, and to be continued lhla
three weeks.
Given under the hand and Seal Of Once |
Il. g. the Register Aforesaid at New castle, IN sd
Castle County Aforesaid, the day ali I'd
above written. Is. GIBBS, Register
NofICR.-An persons having claims against U
Estate OF the deceased must preBeut the same dll
attested 10 the Administrative on or before S
2etn, 1874, or abide the Act Of Assembly 10 Vi
case made and provided. -
kEBECCA S HEISIRR
AdminlstralnL
Address, Wilmingt n, Drl. sepSAS