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We win ml lumber HhIng.rH, lnolH, n.h,
oioo &C.,, ancr lhtday wu1yrt wird,
win mVnpHpuy brgl htnl, mt. orH0ll ud
Mlyrrm pnyIucnlof hIllf,
lO2m cAMEnoN ~ MAfFlfLn
E.p, Cnwon IS Ga, hryo Ono mmost ud bel
solicited stood, of doors, Nsll, blinds. oto, In
Nornnu 1cXm, which llog uo selling nt
very loss mlcm, aud uyllnm rAumluallDm
For good Good gIus3 NJ hlEApur auuA Wa
1lm and 1Sr rGNh po Ia 10 u, boro&
luoo cnndy muuumrurrH and WHOLESALE
mud mTNlL prAMun Ia lurus NrIs, $50.
49,, Souln.rpar rufurI of tine squire
June 0lhA luIl2W
Kentucky.
lWsh 4lunlt uf Havana aud domestic riPn"
received per oNproH nj The kmlucl,y corner
Main nnd Market, Nlil
For Snlo.
Ono.hut nlwpt Ia my torrent dWuhory
! Apply toE. y, Blake, lOid1
Appreciation lorucIyoyomgm men, Apply
10 the on aud Lnup ro,H
SNlppn lloIMM are the urprsl paper
manufacturers lu the Wol, aud win M or
do1 for pup.rurall Kinds ut tess prices lhu
amy house Ia sL louit, Merchants and au-
/ TONERS ram order droct from their huusr In
HL Luus, mlu
For tlr best oil and nmpy,poto the Lone
| Star on Und Inmp store, Commerce street,
! SpnnRs lNcolflor on warranted npuacy-
| plor'Nc, nnd noted for il' rhrpuc", bril-
! llunrN nhd Wlrtt nll can u" found M The
| Oh aud Lamp StocUl FrndlcS ~ Go,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-06-19
ETGE MALES.

Denton mnll closes Monday "Wednesday
and Friday nights 1T 5000 =, III,
Clchunc mail closes Saturday ana Wrd-
ncsdUy nights nj 900 p. m.
OilVc hours from Su, IN, tu 3 p. N. during
the week. ON Sundays from $50 to luaD u. m.
The office VIII be closed one hour Cpch
day upon the arrival Of the Northern and
Southern mails. WM, JONES, f. NJ
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rrsh uoatofllWnnl ana domestic clpn"
received porRproH ul lhn Kentucky corner
Main ANA Market Blil
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inylnS leased thlswell known and popu,
lar House, and thoroughly RENTED the some
the undersigned Is determined 10 keen tirst,
class house, promising satisfaction with nil
VINO may favor him with n call. Special al
tentiOn given to transient visitors,
a well supplied Bar-room IL attached 10 the
mousse Y. 1. B0HNY,
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w NNTED--t want every person indebted
w To me to come up and settle. ! have
between s3OW nnd $1,000 ON my books, in
small amounts, ranging from y 80 up, ANA 1t
is impossible for me TO call on every one. |
need, NuW, every dollar due me, and hope
all will call ON me without DELAY.
j. ". SWlNnELLS.
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For SnIo.

Onc.hulr nlmcd In my lprrol Gunhory
Apply toN. y. Blake, luidll
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
Di.frict Ais;crr..
Oniccrs of nnILns COUNTY.

Judge Fourteenth District .HARDIN HART
District Attorney o,,,,.....,...,..JoItN I, AVIT
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WANTS.

Advertisements VIII be Inserted utt-
der This head AZ 40 cents per line each
insertion, counting from i've ilucs up-
nuvu.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-03-08

We publish elsewhere letter on the
above named subject, from the greater part
Of which we dissent very decidedly. The
bitter contempt with which the writer
speaks of our present Secretary of State
can only have Its foundation In personal
dislike or prejudice, as there ia no question
that Mr.. Paynter is man of ability.
Neither do we think it useless to make
some publication OF the laws OF our State,
showing people what portions Of them
have and what have not been amended out
Of existence. They are very confusing
now to lay readers.
As to the question Of the proper cost OF
the work we are not prepared to speak.
There are doubtless two sides to the ques.
ton, and we have simply to say that our
correspondent ought 10 he as able as any
man living to estimate the true Value oil
such services. In one respect wo entirely
agree with "Kent." The sa,ares OF The
Judges in this State arc entirely too low
and If the services under consideration are
worth what is to be paid for them, Their
the services Of our judges are wortl
vastly more than is paid for them. Blu
in any event the salaries Of our judges
are too low.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-03-08

stores, each is BY 40 feet, with high stories
and iron fronts while on Filth street are
apartments designed for barber shop, gen-
tlemen's furnishing store and confectiena-
~, which connect with the hotel corridors
by door-ways. A billiard room, gentle
meme refroshmeat room, bakery, and a
room "a by ca feet, with two entrances
from the area-way, are also In the base
ment.
The kitchen and servants dining room
are in the basement, and the kitchen Is
furnished With an immense range and all
the appurtenances necessary, and commn-
nicates with the carving room on the first
door by dumb walter.
The hotel cellars are under the central
portion of the building. At the rear Of
the King street stores Is fue double iron
gate passage way for baggage and Market
ing.
On the second floor, fronting Market
street, are two parlors, each II by % feet
80 arranged as to connect with one or tws
chambers, bath room, &c. One OF these
psrlors is designed for the general use OF
the guests and the other ls the parlor OF
Mr.. James Scott and family, who have
taken up their residence at the Clayton
House and occupy the suite Of rooms al
lACucu 10 luis phliois All th1 Nhhmoti
on this door are elegantly furnished and
they aud the corridors are carpeted with
handsome Brussels carpt.
The third story is similarly furnished
and cited up, except that the carpets are
possibly not 40 handsome a. those Of the
story below, though every thing here also
Is atted up with the utmost comfort aud
elegance. On this floor, alsO, there Is 9
public parlor Of the same dimensions OIL
that In the story below, for the accommo
dalton Of guests or boarders on the fool
who may receive callers. The stairwaysi
as we'll as the corridors, are heavily car
peted, and the early retiring guests Of the
house may repose in peace uninterrupted
by the steps OF those who seek their resi-
later.
There are 10 all, l05 chambers, many
II feet square, some larger and a number
| IS by 10 feet. Each chamber has per
nanent wash-basln with splggot and ar
/ open crate, except in the fourth story ans
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-03-08
coIfsx's Farewell.

Vice President Colfax made an address
in yacatlng the Vice Presidential Chair, in
which he declared that looking back over
his term he found no cause ior self re-
prosch.
To be called by the representatives Of
the people and afterwards by the people
themselves to the responsible duty Of pre-
siding successfully over the two Houses Of
Congress for the past ten years, from the
era OF war through the era Of construc-
lion 80 the era Of peace. more than fills the
measure of an honorable ambition. Look
ing back over these ten exciting years I
can claim not only that have committed
no act which has proven the confidence
misplaced that called me to this position,
but also that have strVen in its official
duties to administer the parliamentary
law with the same impsriality with which
the upright judge upon the bench decides
questions Of life and liberty.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-03-08
Criticism ON Public Acts by Our
CurreHpaadeRts.

We wish it understood that EVERY
EVENING takes no part in the quarrels
between the several parties whose articles
1t frequently admits to its columns. 1t is
It's policy to let anybody who has any
criticism Of acts of public officers to make
to do so, reserving 10 itself always the
right TO agree with or differ from its cor
respondents, and only insisting, on their
part, that they shall honestly appear to be
what they really are. We do not permit
republican to pretend to be a democrat,
nor democrat To pretend that he is a
republican, The Communication which
appeared yesterday, so severely crit
clsing the Governors action in appointing
Mr.. Hagany a Justice Of the Peace was
precisely what 1t purpoued to be, the ex-
preston of dissatisfaction by active and
influential members of the Governors own
political party who are, they ersure us,
entirely prepared TO back up their asser-
tlon that this commission has been in the
market at $3.50.
! Ho iop'SA w NNunNsuh1s III ftldllOu 10
she compensation allowed the Secretary Of
State for experimenting the publication OF
the laws, was also from prominent men,
ber of the secretary's own party. Of
course these criticisms are not pleasant to
the individuals affected by them, and In
many cases they are unpleasant 20 us,
since most of the officers of the State and
city are our personal friends and acquaint
ances, but nevertheless, we do not feel al
liberty to let personal considerations caus,
us to stihe the expression of public opinion
in matters OF public policy.
If the press is in any way deserving o
the lavish praises showered upon il h,
after-dluner speeches as "the palladium
"ef our liberties ard the bulwsrk of FREE
"lnstitutlohs," it is when untrammeled b.
personal or party considerations, and un
controlled by those who may happen to b
, in power, 1t Is free tribune for the dis
eussion OF all public measures, and tn
medium of appeal by those aggrieve
from the acts of those temporarily invest
ed with authority to the sovereign people
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-03-08


A bill amendstory to the charter Of
Delaware College, which was for some
time pending in our State Senate, was lost
recently, but the vote has since been re-
considered, and the bill is still pending
It's design Is to pay certain amount per
diem to the Trustees of Delaware College
for attending the meetings Of the Board.
Such payment would be something un-
precedented in this State, and the means
OF the institution are By no means so ample
as to encourage further tax upon it's
resources. If gentlemen holding the dig
nifed and honorable position of Trustees
of the highest institution Of learning in
the State are not willing TO pay their car
fare to the meeting, we suggest that theT
resign and their places will be cheerfully
taken by others quite as competent as
themselves to fill them, and who will
cheerfully pay the triaing expense attend :
ing the enjoyment Of such an honor.
The State should not listen to a sugRes
ton for any diversion OF the funds Of this
Institution from the direct purpose Of cd.
ucation. The State stands simply In the
position Of trustee in this matter. The
present Delaware College IS continuation
of venerable Institution the fruit Of pri
vate enterprise, aud its revival Ia due t.
the bounty OF the National Government
The States control in the matter arisel
simply from Its position as administrator
of the fund derived from the sale of tho
bonds donated by the Government and 70
1t to apply any portion Of this to any othei
purpose than the actual tuitien of thos
defended to be benefited by tho graz
would scarcely be consistent with honor
We hope the bill will not pass, and assur
our Senators and Representatives that yer
gaod trustees can be obtained for the Col
lege without the payment of any per diem
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-03-08

The Chester Rp"blieaW declares that
Delaware wouls not assume the right to
lax people fishing in that part of the Del
aware river within It's territory "lf its
Treasury contained more than two dollars
sand a-half in its vauts.' Our neighbor
had best be careful how il insults our
S ate and twits it with poverty We will
get the captain Of our fish and oyster navy
to borrow tug-boat and the city guns,
and beg enough powder fron E. /. dupont
& Co., to enable him to go up and can
nonade our ambitious little nelghboring
city till It's houses rattle down about ito
Inhabitants ears. There now
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-03-08

An Essex street boy made a very
handsome snow man, about seven feet
high, Saturday, and robed Il with his
mother's siIty-dollar paisley shawl. He
10 ssddest when he sits,-Danbsry Nnos.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-03-08

Net cost of lot. ss5, goo
first contact. s7,7O0
Additional contract, $4,000
Frescoing, marble mantles, heating
apparatus, kitchen appurtenan-
ces, &C., not inclnded In the
building contract, as least 1880
Furnilure' $1,000
-
Total s2O0, 900
This estimate, 1t is not claimed 10
strictly accurate, but II is as nearly cor
rect as any estimate that eau be obtained
at preseut, and we only make II after con
sultation with the members of the Building
Committee. If 1t is inaccurate II is some
thing too low. The funds raised by the
subscriptions of the business men dteirous
of securing the erection of the hotel Will
be appropriated toward the item OF iurni-
ture.
Thursday evening the banquet given
by the manufacturers aud merchants OF our
city In honor Of the opening Of the Clayton
House took place, and was a brilliantly
successful affair.
Early In the afternoon guests from
abroad began to arrive 10 every train, and
they were met at the d. pot by the Recep'
ton Committee and escorted to the hotel
where everything was In readiness iol
their reception.
AT about half past O'Clock the doors
of the spacious dining room were thrown
open aud the party was ushcred In TO The
tables arranged for the accommodation o.
225 guests, and as they were apparently
fully occupied we presume that that mum
Der were present.
The room was splendidly decorated will
Gags and flowers, the display Of the latter
from the extensive lighthouses Of Tatnal
& Co., on Delaware Avenue, being es
peciaily fne aud calling forth man!
encomiums.
AT the north end OF the room was
platform covered aud decorated with fags
from which Hassler's Orchestra DISCOURSE
delightful music throughout the feast.
The scene was certainly fascinating
one, as air after air from fayorite opera
aoated out on the perfumed air, heavy
with the odor Of the lovely flowers whic
added their uuieter beauty to the brillian
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-03-08

A physician living in Warsaw, Mo-
Kept pet bear which used to be the adm
ration of the neighborhOod. The oth
day il bit the good Doctors thumb oil al
tried 10 dine OIL his leg.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-03-08
h444 Ht9 shalff9 MIN0TON BAI,Tl.
-. hORB RAILROAD TIM
C0mmsaeinE suH DAT, Oct q. Is72
TTAInA viii leave Depot corner HROAD ETRE2l

rABLB
Trains will leave Depot corner BROAD STREET
AND WASHINGTON AVENUE. 81 follows:
WAY MAIL TRAIN at s.S1A NJ, lsu1days eE.
lions Connecting At Wnnipston, with bssw IAN
r r. Line; q Clayton With smyTns Braqah r.
l. Ri 4 Sssloid viii B, 4 b. 4, (, a 6eimss,
VIZ IPR Il \ R Mi a n ssl'sSgTy with %SP R.
ssPlsdi, Tor Baltimore and washsS,Ss stoppils :,
nWilmingt,o5aat PsrTyylllsi aad Lave. ;Ersls,
RxFRSss TRhi at i sun SSS S S4sS,
tsdl, for baltimore and Washington, stopping X
Chester. Thlrisw, LinweSd, claym9nt, Whaling
east. ChSrlsstOn, PsrryVillS, Hayra- de- Grass
AbsrdseD. PeuyInaq's, EdEeWOOd. assSoli
NIGHT BxPKRss atiis 50 P. n. tBAly), 70,
Baltimore aud Washington stopping at Chester
Ton Norm. EssI Pssry1iiiS AsTro DE- Craze, p;
Psssens y. ~ fortrsss Monroe and EOrfolt. s,.
WTLMEoToN TRAIHs.
sloppinG a. all stAt,ons between Philadelphia and
wilmington;
s sNS q p1 Is eSsiT2l " a. A. SS &C.
,Sn 2Ss's VIII Delaware Railroad for Milford and
Leave wll%i,sEsOa a 50 Aad $40 4, A.,
stop bstwesn Chester and Philadelphia. On sun,
day leave Wilmington at 80 ?. NJ.
meet at Arsenal . melton By street esrs with tbt
/ sSO A M, train for Few York from West rhia
PHiLApA. AND BALTIC. CENTRAL L. r
TRAINS Stopping Al all stations on Chester Oresl
And PhiladelnhiA and Baltimore Central Railroad 4
Leave Philadelphia for Port Deposit tsundATs ex .
eeptedl. All % A. N. and 4S0P. ~. Philadolphil
tor Ohadd's soEd a. lo; OoA N: Wednesdays and
and saturdsI a9 p. II The T. Oe a. III, traip
steps A all stations between PhiladelphiE and
Leave Port Deposit for Philadelphia (suuaay,
excepted, At 9. - A. N. and 4HP. NJ. Oxford To-
Philadelphia at g. 10, 10 80 A. M, aud s 20 p M
Chadd's Ferd for Phil, dslphia a. % p. NJ sun.
day. leave Philadelphia fei oxford. S. 80 a. M
Trains leaving Wilmington al q. 20 A. NJ and 4 4
p. NJ, will connect At LaAnokin Junction With m
LO9A. N, and 80 p. ". trains for PhilEdsls hii
| and Baltimore Central Railroa0.
Leave Wilmington alto. %, A. N. II 50. g. 90 ana
CHESTER FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Chester 8. So 7.ts, IS %, sss, BIS, Il. o.
A NJ lm. IS, Al, 40, t.sS IL, SIS. 100
FROM BALTIMORE TO PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Baltimore At a. 80A M, WeV Mgil IA
II kSptsss' 2@P. NJ Express 1soF. H. hTprsl
Fron Baltimore to Port Deposit intsrmsaial
stations 30 NJ. and eco p. N.
Accommodation lrAln from Port Deposit wi;
issye fetryvrle a. ?. 30 A. NJ, for Baltimore an,
Trains for baltimore leave Chester alta. OeA. n
And ~ % A. ~, and 50 p. N.
Trains Tor Baltimore leave WilminEten al IA a
Is and 10 gl A. y: !, oe and 6.l7P. NJ
suhpAf TRAlE IRON BALTIMoRK
! noliA, PsnymAnh,, Absrdsen, Havre-d de grace
. Peuyvtlle, ChArlestown, NORTH East RffIop
heMsrk stanton, Newport. WilmIn Eton, OiSy
mont LinWOod. and Chester.
H.T. KEAasv. suDsrin.sndsnt.
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MIXED TRAIN. North ward, Will leave Delma
AtS.OO r. NJ. Laurel, 20; seaford, g. b5; Bridge
Vtlle. 70; Greenwood. 40; Rasmtngton, DO
Harrinst ton. g. n. feltoa, I 30; Canterbury hE7
W oodside. 500, wyomin., g.is; Dover. So
MORTON, o.; Bre1fOrd, Z 0ii layton. 2. g.
Green Spring. "a; \ aekbird 7ii; Townsend
76fi MlddlstoWn. o. III Nj. Pleasant S. d; KIRK
wood, Vs. 49, New Castle. ~ 20. Afrlve II - u.
mnKtsn. No; Philedelph a. Il. 80, Baltimore
3 90, b0uthwBrd. " ~ leave Philadelphia Atli 10
p N Baltimore I'D; Wilmington. - as: New
Oasta. In. hiddletown, A,nd, Townsend 49,
Clayton. T. 10; bower, 4 0Ji Wyoming, 3.l0; Eel
ben, L. 20; harrington o. 0; fHrmingtOn, D. 10
Greenwood, O. 81 brdgeytlle 0. 81; Saaford, o. ~
Laurel, 9. 20; Delmar. 90.
the mixed rain will De run subject - Delays
Incident to freight bus ness and will stOp only II
stations where time Ia given.
NEW CASTLE TRAIRB
Leave New Castle for Win .nRtop a nd PhilAdsl'
phiaat1 40 A. NJ. Leave Philadelphia, u w II
AAd Wilmington, !. Top. n for New Castle,
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS.
Additional 70 those above. leave Clayton fol
Smyrna y. 10 A. NJ, and 400 Z. NJ, l0ave smyrni
for Clayton II. 20 A. b., aud T. 8 p NJ, to mae
connection with trains TO and from Dover, and sLa
CONNECTIONS.
Az Townsend with the Kent County and Queer
AIMEE Kent Railroads. Az Clayton, with Nd
abel. K L, Al Harrington win j q b. r. +
Al soatord, with D. D, T. Z At DolmAr. witt
i. b. X. X. and WloOmioO ana P0cOmoke q r.
" '. KINNEY. SUPERINTENDENT
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49, 3 81 LIsB.
SuHnmeH ArrAnk eEArnt.
on and ARTBR MONDAY, JULY Rlra, 1872
lsundAyH kxoeptedl,
PAssEHeAR TEhIHB WILL LEAVE As fOLLoWHi
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-03-08

COMMITTEES OF CONFERENCE. Tho fSla
lowing are the Standing Committees -
On Public Worship. Iough, G. A.
Ph@bus, G. Il. Brislor.
On Publication OF Minutes eel Secretary
aud Assistants.
On Educiton-A. w. MILKY, W. Ken
ney, j. b. Merit, J. W. Pierson, j. Todd,
J. II. Caldwell, &. a. Pupbus, c. NJ
Pegg, j. b. Quigg, j. NJ. Williams.
On Bible Cause-E. Miller, +. NJ. Chat
ham, JAS. Carroll, d. K. Thomas.
On Sunday Schools q. Matlack, d.
E. Bryan, J NJ Williams, w IL. llulchln'
On Tract-B. f. Price, +. G. Irwin, D
I. Gardner, A. Stengle.
On Temperance.-J. b. Mann, 7. L.
Tompkinson, A. D. Davis, W. +. Talbot
j. France.
On Collecting General Statl,tics-T. b.
Hunter, W. Il. Mcfarland, Z. W. Pretty .
man, W. l.. s. Murray.
On Collecting aud Arranging Miss. sta
tistlcs-J. o. Sypherd, A. j. Crozieri u
A. Fisher, l.. T.. White.
On Finance-W. b. Gregg, j. W.
Weston, Z. B. X liam, j. Shilling.
On Collecting and Arranging Address
OF Local PrgIchcrs-P. II. Rawlins, II
IL, Miller, W. j. Duhadaway, l. Jowe''
Missions Presiding Elders.
NecessitOus Cases Board of Stewards
Post oflice'-W. N. Warner, G. W.
Burke, IL. suhderson, R. G. Jones.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-03-08
THE MANAGEMENT.

About the first of the year the hotel was
leased TO Col. II. W. Sawyer, the we'll
known proprietor of the Ocean House at
Cape May, who Immediately came here
aud superintended its fitting up, this and
tho furnishing being done by the owners.
The lease is for one year from the time of
opening. The owners are fortunate in
securing so competent and experienced a
gentleman as lessee for their house, and
Wilmingtonians who visit Cape May do
not need to be told that Col. Sawyer ia
one of the men who can keep hotel.
The day clerk OF the hotel is z. s..
Taylor, and the night clerk G. NJ. Fields.
William B. Eldrldge is steward, and
Ernest JAEGER Is cook. The latter was re-
Gently cook for the Portuguese Minister at
Washington, and has been similarity en-
ployed in the Continental at Philadelphia,
the Revere House In Boston, and 10 some
of the largest restaurants In New York.
The bead-waiter, commander in-chief OF
the dusky army of the dlning-room, Ia
Edward Miller.
Near the Office IL a news stand, In charge
Of f. T. Stevens. and the Western Union
Telegraph Company has an instrument
and operator In the Office.
Tue billiard room and restaurant in the
basement are not yet furnished. The bar
Der shop in the basement has been leased
| by Frank Buchanan, who ROW has shoT
on Third street, near King.
OTHER OCCUPANTS OF THE BUILDING.
The two banks occupy the two from
rooms on Market street, as already stated
Mr.. John Merrick has a room in tn
basement on Fifth street, to be used as q
private banking Office.
Mr.. s. F. Ware, Colonel sawyer's son
in-law, has leased the store No. sol KIM
street, corner OF Fifth.
Mr. f. II. Gallaher has taken the ad
joining store, No. sos King street, as a dr..
goods store.
COST AND OWNERSHIP OF THB BUILDING.
Tue hotel building, though built by tb
two banks, as above staieG, is about Il
pass into the ownership OF "The Banking
House Corporation, OF Wilmington"
corporation chartered at ths present sea
sion of the Legislature and In which tn
two banks sOld thus far all the stock
This will greatly simplify matters by put
ting an end to Joint ownership. Tn
Banking House Corporation has been OF
ganized, but its officers have not beef
elected.
: The cost Of the property complete an
furnished, as nearly as can be ascertaine
before all the bills are in, will be as fol
lows