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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-21

Gluen Sreunp oes Saters! dntipDrtete
suni leiie Der anabe.
Sp?
0lutter iaidt mid, bab i'd Sbnen pies
iugen irll.
Guter 9aiomat, wie er genannt parb,
slid einem Q3eintiiper, oenn er trug eln
srpbes SdurSfell, bas ieinen san5en SDr=
pen ppn Dem &inn bis gu Den SilBen be-
bedte uno bur6 einen 9tiemen, Der auf
bem Suude eine 9rpBe SdnaIle seigte, suz
iammen9ebalten marb. Sariber trug ct
cine graue SADIE nit fursen S96Ben, in
Der lld an leper Seite cine grpbe Sal6e
beianp. 9ie StieIel an ieinen piumpen
sshben butten Sddite, Die bis an basSuie
reidten. Sin itw0rser 6il5but nit breiter
idlafier &rdmpe bepedte iein cides oraues
Saupt. Sein braunrptbes fettes Gje6dt
olatt IraIirt, perrietb, paB 6atpmat elm
sSreunb ppn rei6lihem Glen unp Srinfen
mar. Mln tonnte nidt iasen, Oab lein
tleines Sbwelnsauge tidiid blidte, ater
es laa bob cine lrt pm Serl9lugenbeit
oarin, melbe bic 9ebdbistsit pes@eiidts=
ausorudss itart beentrdhtigte. Oeiinete
er bic aufseiprunsenen bldull9en 2ipper,
10 seisten iid spei praitdnolse Heiber
srpber idneepeiber Sabine, I'M bic ibn
man6er Gentleman, wenn er bieie MIDI
beeNen, benedict baben wiirbe. Seine
ftarte breitl9ulteriseGeital iiute Die ganjt
Sblr aus, bic ii6 in elmer piden 1tauel
befano.
9m, bm, murmeIte Der Rieie, Die Diat'
ter i9idt Sid?
SD ioa Sbnen iagen, bab Sic Serrr
@ermutb einlal1en mb6ten.
Sic iino 9err @ermutb?
Ser Wtanu i'm glaio nidte nit oen
aopfe.
sd m6bte ben Sreuno ipreden, bepO
er abreiit. (5urti. ~
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-12
An Unexpected Plunge Bath.

THE PLEASURES OF A WADE, THE sELF-ooNFIDENT
ALB OF SECURITY, AND THE DISCONTINUE OF
DIP, ALL RECORDED IN THE NoMENTARY ExPHR-
IENcK OF LADY,
Although the boys think it grand, generally.
yet as bathing place Mt Cuba has not been a
marked success. This at least was the exper-
fence of a lady along with family picnic excur-
sion last Saturday.
Being somewhat Gmphibiously inclined, she
doffed her shoes and hose, and with carefully
tucked up wrappings started on wade to rock
in the middle Of the creek, which she reached in
safety and upon which she snugly seated herself:
Here she enjoyed herself, monarch OF her little
isle, until passing train came sWooping by,
when, In her eagerness to give it passing sa-
lutte, she lost her balance and was prscipitAted
into the deepest place around that little rock.
Without making any alarming cry, with head
and shoulders yet above the waters she brAvey
fought her way out to dry land, looking not ex-
actly like drowned rat. but to say the least
she was in very dropping condition. A requi-
sition was speedily made upon the other lAoies
of the party who between them, soon had the
lady battist arranged in Variegated robes
while the wet articles were soon seen Tapping
in the wind from sundry limbs of trees, which
some railroaders and other passers-by concluded
were flags Of truce.
However, as evening came on the party re-
turned to their homes, nothing the worse Of the
days recreation but one of the party still in
sists that Mt. Cuba, as q bathing place for la
dies, is not success.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-12
Educalional.

REGULAR MEETING OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION,
Last KYEEING-A SHORT SESSION.
The Board OF Education held regular meet
ing, last evening. In the absence sf the Presi-
dent and Secretary, on motion OF MIR. McIntiro
r. O. Fraim was chosen temporary President
and James B, Thomas temporary Secretary.
Mr.. McIntire. referring to the building Of the
new school house, protested against the short
time allowed to contractors for making propo-
sails. He then made motion to extend the
time to Saturday, August 23d at 6loclock T. M,
when all proposals shall be handed to the Chair
man Of the 'Buildiug Committee, which motion
was unanimously adopted.
communication from Joshua MAris was ro-
ceved aud read, requesting the use Of the desks
and chairs belonging to the Board for the &C:
commodAtlon of the Great National Council OF
the Improved Order OF Red Men. to assemble in
this city on the 9th Of September and continue
| in session four days.
on motion Of Mr.. MeIntire the request Of Mr..
MAris was granted.
The balance sheet monthly report OF ths
Treasurer was read, showing a balance in the
hands Of the Treasurer of ~, ,425 So which was
referred to the Finance Committee.
On motion of MIR. Baird, the President and
Secretary OF the Board we're instructed to draw
| upon the Farmers Bank ct New Castle, for the
amount OF the State Appropriation for the sup
port OF the Public Schools Of Wilmington.
Mr.. Fraim called attention to the manner and
extent OF the injuries done to Public School No.
| o, by malicious persons when, on motion Of VIM.
]. Morrow, the committees OF the respective
| schools were authorized to offer ,ewsrd Of 9l0
| for any information which might lead to the ar.
rest and conviction of persons guilty Of defacne
or destroying the school property.
On motion Of Mr.. Rice the Committee Of No
| 10, was authorized to have the necessary paint.
| ing done TO that building before the opening oi
| the schools.
| The following orders were drawn during the
| evening: Johnston & Bogia IS 90; Robert Lee,
| $500; Washington Cox, $4,000; SpeakmAn a
Bro, $5.13; George Cummings, Sl3.50.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-12

Ell RcTRIo PHENOMENA. - Jacob Richardson,
Fire Watch, relates singular electric phenom.
enon which came under his notice on Saturday
evening last lie says that whilst he was stand
ing upon the platform on top of the City Hall
on that evening, looking about over the city, his
attention was suddenly directed to quick flash
Of light at one corner OF the building, which ran
along the ridge pole, but DETECTED At the cupola
in an upward direction, and passing through il
illuminated one side, and then followed the
lightning rod to the top, where it was discharged
in the air. The phenomenon was almost instan.
taneous, and was unacoompanied by any con.
cussion or report. That the matter is not Al
hallucinAtlon Of the mind Of Mr.. Richardson il
proven by the bent rod, near the top, and the
dropping down Of the eagle foot or so.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-12

The COMING Boar RAcE.-The announce
ment that handsome flag was to be prepented
to the winner in the second oaramanship contest
on the Christana which was made in the Con-
MERcIAL some weeks ago in tho shape Of . prob
ability, we are now able to state as certainty
The flag is now in course Of preparation, and i
being made by several Of the young ladies of oul
city. 1t will be made of white silk with the
word champion" in the centre in German text
letters OF blue. The contest between the Pio.
neer and Undine climbs for this flag takes place
the first week in September (the day is not ye
i1ed) and the two clubs are getting themselves
in training for the event.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-12
re. p KUYEEL's BITTER VINE or IRON

H. r. Kunkels celebrated Bitter Wine of Iron
viii efectuauy cure liver complaint, Iaundice, dys-
ptpsia chronic or nervous deOty, chronic diArrhea
disease OF the kidneys, and all diseases arising from
a dsordered liver stomach or intestines; such as
constipation, natulence, inward piles, fulneBs OF
blood to the head, acdity Of the stomach, nausea,
heartburn disgust for food fu Ines weight in the
stomach, sore eructatlons, sinking huttering at
the pit OF the stomach, swimming OF the head, hdr
ried or dificult breathing, nutterng OF the heart,
choking or sufocating sensations when In Jlng
POSTURE dimneas Of vision, dots or webs before the
eight dull pain in The mead, deficiency OF perspiTa
lion, yollowness Of the skin and eyes. pain IN the
side, back chest limos, &c, sudden husnes Of heat
burning in the hesh, constant lmAglnings oi evil
anu great depression OF spirits.
They are entirely vegetable and free from ale hol
ic stimulent and all Injurious ingredients, and art
pleasant 10 taste and smell mild IN their operations
will remove Impurities from the body anu give
health and vigOr to the frame.
Beware Of counterfeits. The genuine is sold only
in 81 bottles,
sold by druggists and dealers everywhere. L. +
KUNkEL tTypaetor, NO. 2o9 North Ninth street
Philadelphia, Pa
For saie In wilmington by T. McInall, Jr., Sc 3uni
and Market z. bringhurst Co., sixth and Matket
H. X. Br1nghurst, 3l7 Market street; Alfred Walton
2So Market street; j. j. Gallagher, b. q. ShOema
ker, smith 4 Painter, W. &. Williams, Ninth au
Market streets and l. N. England, Cur. siAtn am
Lombard streets. oCt3O-ly--l6
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-12
usIrsa Aas 8

ootnaxp nrxEslnx 10 ~ ozaANzHD. AND A aER-
ARkTH GRAND DrvIaloN nsEAHIIsHEp. 30
'I A large meeting Of tbs eolorsd Division OF 8.
OF T., Of this city, wss held in E Zion u. e
Church, last evening". The Action Of the Grand
Division OF this State in refusing 10 give them
the came password has not dAmpened their ar
dor, but they intend to carry on the work, and
win, no doubt, soon have sufficient subordinate
divisions organized to establish Grand
Division OF their swn, and equal representation
with Their white brethren in the National Diyi-
sion.i fs|I4..- .I..
Rev. Mr.. Jolly, pastor of the church in which
the Division wss held, said the colored people
we're more anxious TO mitigate the evils OF in
Temperance amongst their own rsce than they
we're TO come into possession Of the password Of
the white Divisions.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-12
mERELY MENTIoNEp.

Melons weighing 81 ms can DO had at Eighth
and orange. w IL. Bennett
M G. Wilson bought 100 Of the finest melons tor
ase and quality that have made their appearance tna
season al Eighth and orange.
"A Great Horror Done Away with -Houseclean-
ing ia great horror TO nine men out OF every ten.
When that time comes the " men folks,p as rule,
give tie domestic hearth :" wide BERTH Oceans
Of suds-the product OF tens OF soap-fairly nood
every part OF the house. The women, from the
mistress Tn, labor as they never worked before,
the dampness, and not unfrequently sickness, the
product OF colds and overWork matters are gener-
ally d agreeable. The simple use OF hapolo ln-
steal of soap does away with all this discomfort.
It nRhtens the labor hundred per cent because IL
removes dirt grease, stains and Spots with hardly
any sDor ana but little water, and in one-tenth the
usual tine.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-12
LOCAL IMTELLlaENGE.
Rznrsad HsR..
rnAnss LEAvH wuANaNoN,

TMAuN LEAVE WuMut0rOEs
Fbr Rsv Ysk-l.SD. 11.aa, a. m. 900 and
$50 D. NJ. Sundays, LES q. m.
~ Philadslphta-l.ss, ais, TIC, $40, loeb, 10.so
11.so a N. iKiO, 400, 400 d go. ia l0.saR m.
Sundays Ls5 q m, . %, As0, and 1924 ?. N.
For Balfiaore-lAbA sos and 10.0s a N. 1870,
i.Es, kl4 (6.9e for Port DeposiD AND 7.ss p m
FhF tie Detsssafs A. R-1Aoo, and l0le z. m
AaB D. N. No Sunday tfainS
Fm Reg oaatls-Ss0 q. m, 1.2o, $50 p m bun-
~ 'sS ooatssssis-s.So, e A. Land and p II. sun
days at as, A M. The nrst TWO ruA through 70
For n ", R. R-Market 81. Depot) 100
1910 a Ta., and $50 D. m. Sundays, e.tS M, and
For Perm pills-64OP P. M. Especially
LEAVE PHuADHLPmA FOE WILMINGTON.
Izlo T. Rs0, and l04b, Ii, IS q. m. 121b 2s0 $50.
400 B.1b 6 OO, ee0 and 11B0 p. m. Sundays SOO
IN. and elb p. M. and II. 80 p. m.
TRAINS ARKIvH AT WILMINGTON,
From Philadelpkia L SO, 8 $50 IS, ebS a m.
1a1b 1915 Lib, s4S, AS, b.o4, $50 T1s, 62b, 1880
p. IN. Sunday 12.49, 1.5s and 9.s5 a m, and 1000
m =.
p. M, (fvom New OaAtle,) lois n m. Abo, aOa
FroE ". 4 r. R-a15 and ll.9e, & N. and . w
p, N. Sundays at Q, p. M. The s1o q m only runs
from Coatesvile.
Nom W q W. r. R-CMarket St., Depot I.r0 A.
m, LOO and 500 N. Sundays, IL 10 and n4o p. m
From Perrs sville-S o. m, (speciaD
80 SEQ time tables for further particulars
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-12

BEWARE OF BEaeARs. - On Saturday last q
beggar appeared at the residence OF Mr.. Blake,
near 9th and Church streets. asking Alme
Moved with pity, Mrs. Blake went to look up
something for the man to eat, but while she was
gone, viper like, he concealed beneath the great
coat he wore pair Of ladies' CATERS. worth a.,
and then departed. Mr.. Blake was not able to
find the thief when the CATERS were missing
Let this be caution to those who are in the
habit OF admitting mendcant strangers into
their homes without setting over them a strict
watch,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-12

NARROW EscAPE-Frank jackson, a barber
working with Valentine, up Market street, par
rowly escaped drowning at Cape May, yesterday
He was in bathing, and being swept away from
shore by the undertow, was in the act Of drown
ing when he was rescued by the hfe-boat. Jack
son had gone down to Cape May with th'
Shields Library, in the capacity OF waiter.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-12

ORPHANS WITH PARENTS. - Our venerable
neighbor, the Republican has made an import.
ant discovery. In noticing the Catholic Orphans
picnic at John o'Byrne's. it says that most
Of those in attendance were without parents, >
which language implies that there we're some
there lo,h parents. The Republicans ideas o.
orphanAge may be correct, but we always thought
an orphan was parentless
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-12

The YACHT DELAWARE This fast yacht ar
rived in port, yesterday afternoon, and is now
laying at Barrett's wharf foot OF 11th street. The
Deldtodre is owned by Captain NJ. McA Field. is
valued st So 000 and is probably the fastest sail
ing yacht in our waters. but owing to a technical
feature in the laws governing races, she was
ruled out, last year at Cape May. She is here
for the purpose OF taking clubs down the bay
and parties wishing to enjoy a week OF pleasure
should call on the Captain, who Twill give them
all necessary information.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-12

sS-IAPK TOSMI TAPE R0RHi !-Removed
Ia few hours with harness Vegetable Medicine.
No fee asked until The entire worm with head is re.
N wed; reitr thOse afflicted 70 patients whom
nave cured, that have bsen treated by noted Physi
ClaLB this country and Europe, had been treated
lnoAths IN Medical Colleges; had taken Dr. Jayne s
peciac Tufl enttne and all known remedies. Dr
j. Is. Ch rIy, 954 N. Ninth St, Philadelphia. Win
be at the Washington Hotel, Wilmington, every
Monday, frOm 8. A. M TO 8, P. N.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-12
New Advertisements, This Day,

HardWare-Truman Shaw
City demonstrations parties
Proposals wanted for leather hose
EAdmlnistratrlx's sale of real estate
Removal of News office-H o Moore
water Deuartment-Pfoposals for coal
Paper-shell boat for sale-f Alexander
School for boys and girls-Miss Mahany
nWanted-SituatiOn in fi0ur and feed store
Boarding for gentlemen-s05 Tetnall street
$40 reward for defacing Public School No. Q
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-12

an SvlUda spTtnJa-Chas Kyle, Proprietor. This
pleasant pace OF resort has been neatly ntted up
Tor the reception of individual visitors penic, and
su'aal parlleB Ample accommodations for dancing
have beeu made, ana Ice cream, lemonade, cakes,
fruits, 6u., will oe sold 70 all who desi them, NO
lu uxiCatilg liquors will be sold on tine ground. He
Will also OLllnue his popular stand at Second aid
Market where the above named luxuries NAV he
had duIug the season. also, at his residence, sixth
aud orange, where he will be pleased TO see his
many friends aud the public generally.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-12
SALE
OF
REAL ESTATE,
IN THR CITY OF wILMINeToN.

BY vItue of an order Of the Orphans Court OF the
State OF Delaware, In and for New Castle county,
made on the l6th day q May A. D., 1873 VIII he ex
posed 10 sale, At public vendue, on SATURDAY,
August 16h, 1873, at 8 O'clock Pm at the premlsrp
al the right, title and Interest OF Wilson p. hey
ward, Dst lima s. Hey ard, James " Heyward and
Shubrick Hayward, IN nor children OF James r.
Hayward dece1sed,in aud to that certain fOur-stOr
biGk dwelling house and lot situate 10 the city Of
Wilmington, New Castle county and Sta'e OF Della
ware and bounded and described as follows, To ::
Beginning at the point OF intersection OF the
westerly Side OF MARKET street between Ninth and
4, nth streets with the nOrlhery line OF land Of
hoInas j. Jordan. trustee; thence along the said
line a. right angles with the said side OF Market vt,
north oS deg west one hundred and seventeen feet
aud seven Inches 10 e easterly Aide OF Shipiey ST.
thence thereby north 80 degrees, east twenty leet
and four and one quarter iuChes To land now late
OF Lydia and Mary Daws on thence along the bnulh
cry line Of the land last aforesaid and at right an
giles with the Iaid side OF SIMPLIFY street sogth bs
deg east one hundred and seventeen feet and seven
inches To tho SAID side OF Market street, and thece
thereby sOuthely twenty feet and four ana one
quarter incnns TO the place OF beginning; be the
contents thereof what they may, being No. Oh Mar
ket street.
Aud l. is ordered by the said Court that the sale
OF the nteres cf the said minors In the said real
estate be made upon the terms ana conditions fol-
lowing, TO wit:
T,n per centum Of the purchase money to he paid
on the day OF the sale; the further hun Of twenty
nve hundred dollars to be paid upon the eOntTmA-
ton o. said sale BY the Court; and the balance Of
the purchase money 10 be paid Ia three equal install
ments with interest," at the expiration OF one Two
and three years respectively from the said cOnnrma
Iuh ehe phJneht Vi tne bhlu lnttaIlSnLs De st-
cured 0y b0hd and mortgage, and the same to be
approved by the Court.
Attendance viii be given and the terms and
ditions OF 50 o made known at the time and place
| aforesaid, by
EDWARD q. BRADFORD JR,
Trustee or hy his attorney.
N. AT the same time and place the life estate
| OF Maria T Hayward In the above described pre-
nises, will be sold 10 tbs person or persons
shall purchase the interests OF the aforesaid minor
children such fe estate together with the Interests
OF the aforesaid minor chi dieD, forming the fee
simple tile to the said premises.
jy2itauRl6ine EDW ARD q, BRADFORD, Jr
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-12

DIRECTORS IN THE HURLooK's CAMP GROUND -
The following gentlemen have been elected die
rectors in the Hurlocks Union camp-ground, in
Dorchester county, for the ensuing yoAr Sea-
ford Jacob Williams Fedeials burg, John W.
Brown, ID. o. p. Elliott and b. Conway; Dor
chester, Stephen Andrews, W. S Sherman, John
Webster, DR.. Geo. p. Jones, M s. Fletcher,
Samuel Brohawn and T. Z. B. Fletcher; Cam.
bridge, James E. Norman and Thomas IL. Med
ford1 Baltimore, John s. Hurst Salisbury,
Rev. n. NJ Browne.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-12
Societies.
MEETINGS THIs EVENING.

Asylum Lodge, No. %, 1, o. o. F., at Odd
Fellows Hall, Sd and King Streets.
Good Intent Division, No. 8, y, Of T., Nicola
ry's Building.
street.
Lincoln Lodge, No. 8, K of p, at Knights Of
Pythias Hall, 2l1 Market street.
American Star Lodge, No. l, G. F., at Nicola
ry's Building.
and Market streets.
COrinthian Lodge, No. 20, A. F. A. NJ, at
Masonic Temple.
PEACH SHIPMENTS. peach shipments
yesterday, were
10 Jersey City. ty......-.............. 81 carr
To Philadelphia. Observation-Disclosures. 1S"
Total 75 cars
-Four trains are running to-day. The fruit il
selling in Wilmington at 80 per box for good
fruit.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-12

81 Kop Jer Sunumer.-The Winter days are past,
though the cold blasts from the Northwest may not
hlve ceased 10 blow and our city tailors have al
ready nude arrangements for Spring garments for
tile people. Mr.. JOnn Ii. Auhlhausen, at 4lo King
str et especially. has laid in beautiful stock uI
cOatingA veAtnss cassimeres, ,&o for Spring and Ia
reahy e. Teteye orders from hs usual well dressed
Gus OIlura ku IL also having his store papered and
paint tldt ev, ~ thing looks aa bright and resh
as n new VOID dollar.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-12

P. W. 4 B. REMOVAL The paymaster's Of
fee of the p. W. 4 u. R. R. Co. is about to be
removed from Philadelphia to this city. Mr..
W. II. lamar, the paymaster, will occupy the
room in the rear Of the telegraph office, lately
vacated by Jas. P, Hayes. who has removed to
the old Delaware r. r. offices.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-12

FILIAL DEvoTIoN-0n Saturday evening, an
intelligent young lady led her father who was in
. reeling intoxicated condition over 10 the W. d
W. depot and took passage on the cars, for their
home. Though OF slender build she bore him
up, and defended him from the taunts of the
crowd
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-12

~ For Loss Of Ppetits, Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
Depression OF Spirlts and General Debility, In their
various forms Ferro PhOsphsted Elixir OF Calissay
made by Caswell, Hazard a Co., New fork, and sold
ny all druggists, is the best tonic AS stimnlant
tonic fol- patients recovering from fever or other
sickness II mas no equal. II taken during the sea-
son 1t prevents fever and ague and other intermt-
ean
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-12

Col John ]. Shaw who will be remembered
by the older residents of Wilmington, has pur'
chased the Minnehaha Falls, near st. Paul Mimi
and will erectgthere fine large hotel.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-12

EH-Ir Wistdr's Balsdn Of Wild Cherry is ''s CON-
bination and form indeed" for healing ID curing
diseases OF the throat lungs and chest. II cures
cough by loosenlng aud cleansing the ungs and al
aying irr alton; thus removing the cause, instead
II drying up the cough and leaving the disease be-
.N...a
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-12

REMovAL-Howard o. Moore, newsdealer, re.
moved, on Saturday night from Seventh and
King to No $40 Market Street. He still sellE
periodicals. and makes street announcements, o.
formerly.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-12

ionic, NEAR NEwPoRT.-Ihe American
Yacht Club OF New Castle will pic-pic in McFar-
lands woods near Newport nextlThursday.t The
0rpheus string band Of New Castle will furnish
the music.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-12

FELL IN FTT.-Geo. Russell, . ship joiner at
the II. 4 Il. Co.'s works, fell in tit at 9Th and
Market Streets last evening He has been sub
ject to fits for many years. .
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-12

EXCURSION Washington CamI
No. l, Patriotic Sons Of America will make Al
excursion to Mt. Cubato-morow.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-12
L. LII RNTIONl

~ .iI sE7I0SI
AuIs,' UITs AND UNDERWEAR,
CORsRTS AND HOoP5KlRTS
- OUR OWN MANUFACTURES,
1t extraordinary low prices.
PRAEK'S BMP0RI UM,
bll Market Street, wilmington.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-12
3sartufrship a1utifes.

n IssoLUTIoN OF Co-PARTNKRsRIP - The
IL Co-partnership heretofore existing between
1eo Richardson and Edward w HOOpes trading
under the 1rm name Of Richardson 4 Hoopes Hard.
ware Dealers, is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent
The business Of the late frm will be settled by
Edward w HOopea who will continue the business
at the old stand No 81 8 Market and BO2 and 8Oa
Shipley street, Wilmington, Del
GRO RICH ARDsON,
EDW HOePE3
Jsly lat 1sT9-tf