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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-05-28
y THE NATTER OF THE .n.,-
l'AllAN .lAE lnEt' NfA,IIs

A'CanE VI u APpII.
i9r a pardon. To the Honorable hNt II y!
konny; Judge OF the district Cour, S;, u Nc
dieial District. in and for The C,.iAth du.
der, state Of Nevada: And y. b. Ar5er Lsn'
ESD, Instruct Attorney Of said COMMIT &c iIVh'
der. Il. W. Baker. District Attorney y ot l fa
reth county, Nevada, take notice-Tha, bnb.
err liaihitton Will apply for q certifrs,oVa g
pardon and order for his discbarrs tsI,,"ane u
prisonment in the state Prison Of Tho S,a,n .n,
Nevada. On the llth day Of June. 4 h W {
or n soon thereafter a. his aprlica,ion br Ell =
luton can be taken ur, under the rroy;s;r"".
OF Article ;, Section II. of the { on.ti,n,,;;a,nnn
said State. and an Act of the Lcrisis,"r,ua
thereof, entitled An Act to Regulate srS
Justices Of the supreme Court. and stiorI.r
General, I" remit fines and forfei,ures. ean.
mute pu~nishmentS. and grant pardops s,,",
conrictlon.'-Arrroved ebruarvs, IS-
SAID hubert Hamilton was, in the month os
January. \. j.. 49,, and at the ,Iapnarr
term ut the teurt aforesaid. convicted Of tEc
crime Of grand larceny, and thereuno, sol
Court rendered it, judgment that he. Robot
Hamilton. be imprisoned in the State Prison
ot the Stnte OF Nevada. NJ hard labor. for ,hs
term Of siN % years, where he is now heidi in
custody. CD. LANSING,
In behalf Of Robert Hamilton.
Eureka. Nevada. April h, IA.
Due service Of Il duplicate copy Of the with.
IN and foregoing notice Is hereby ackpoul.
edged, this 18th day d. .tilil, \. j, 1871.
i. {. y, kENNEY.
District Judge.
Duo service Of duplicate copy Of the with.
III and foregoing noticc i hereby aekrowl.
edged. tlis l1ih day Of April. 4. Il. ia.
\. i. ANDERSON,
District Attorney Lander county. state Of Ne.
yaua.
brc service Of II copN OF within ard forge.
ing notice Is hereby acknowledged, TIL. 1t
day OF May. \. u. ISL.
Il. ". BAKER.
District Attorney Eureka county, Nevada.
nN--lm
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INJECTION AND rserAILMEsr OF OFFICERS OF TEE
GRAND korscu-TIsAL SESSION OF rHz coux-
Gil.
Yesterday afternoon the Grand Counau Imp
o. r. II. concluded It's session In this city Ten
new members we're admitted during the after
noon.
The Council proce.eed to the election Of off,
GERS with the following result:
Great sachem, Joseph Manceh, Cherokee
Tribe, No. 8.
Great Senior Sycamore, VIM. Holschumaksr,
Seminole Tribe, No. Z.
Great Junior Sycamore. Christian spoeri, Del
aware Tribe, No. 1.
Great Chief of Records, Edwin Hirst, Keckuk
Trbe, No 8.
Great Keeper Of wampum, Joshus MAris, Len
ape Tribe, No 6.
Great Prophet Joseph Pyle, Ksokuk Tribe,
No g.
Great Representative to National Council, b
r. Heisler. Lenspe Tribe, No. 6.
JAntor, John Bowers, Keokuk Tribe, No. B.
These officers were Immediately installed anc
the Great Sachem made the following appoint
ments.
Great sennap, Jonathan Barr, Keokuk Tribe
No. 3.
Great Guard of wigwam, Harvey Jefferes
KeokuK, No. g.
Great God OF the Forest, Chas. Krsupf, Della
aware Tribe No. l.
Resolutions OF respect TO the memory Of p. s
Gottleib Rehfus were presented and adopted
The different committees reported and sucl
reports were adopted. The council then sd
/ iorred
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.


TRAINS LEAVE wINseTos.
For sss Fork-1s1, A. N, l217, 1913, c-<as P. n
sundays, 1.si, A NJ
FOR Phlsdelphia.-i-sl, $50, $40, $50, 1850, A.
NJ. 12iT, 1qs9 2 4 s-s2, 40, e.3o p. NJ Sundays,
For Bdkffmors.-125z, 1.03, 1000, A NJ; La,
30 40, p. NJ Sundays 1f52, 2.0s, A. NJ.
FT HashingsoE.-l2-52, aos, A n 1885, 1-25,
So 10, Z. N. Sundays. 17.52, a.cs, A NJ
For Dslaiears r R.-509, 1913, A NJ go, p.
NJ. No sunday trains
For Sew castls-5.oo, lo1O A NJ LIS, go, P. NJ
No sunday trains
For Eiinfaoton and Reading r. R.-s.so, A. N.
IS, SIS, P. N No Sunday train.
For Wilmington d FesteTn r. R-i0.so A. NJ 5.s5,
P. NJ No sunday trains.
TRAINS ARRIvz AZ WILMINGTON.
Prom Sets YoTk.-1.ss, A. NJ; 1754, Lib, T.co. p.
N. sundays. LIB, A. NJ.
From Pkiladolpksa.-ia.42. l-5s, s.5s, A. NJ; 120o
NJ; 1854 lis, 4c5, SIS, 6.s5 Io, Sis, 1i.0o p. NJ
Sundays, i2.47, l-5s, 1905, A. NJ; 11.0o, p. NJ
Fro7a Port Depostf.-s.04, A. VI. No sunday train
From baltimore. - LII, 1915, A. NJ; 1907, 1240
o-s2- 30, P. NJ Sundays. In. A. NJ $50, 7: N
From Warrington - LII, a n. lfoI, lz4o, o.sz
e90, p N. sundays, IN, A. NJ. go, p. NJ
From DeialraTe r. R.-lo.l5s a Nj $50, $50, r
n. No sunday trains.
Fiom Ses Cdstis.-S0e, i0.l5, A. NJ; 35J, $50
P. NJ. No Sunday trains
Fron Wilmington & Reading r. R.-e.l0, A N.
s.12, 81, P. N. No Sunday trains.
IRON Wilmington d Western r. R--T.5o, A. II.
BIS P. NJ No Sunday trains.
LEkvK PHILADELPHIA FOE WILMINGTON.
1s.s0, s.sn, 1880, A. NJ. 12i5. 2-sa. 40o, SIS 500
~ 40 l1.so. p. NJ sundays la.4o, $50 A. M; %
Il.e0P.M
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THE ANNUAL HEssToN-ELEcTIOS OF OFFICERS, &c.
After the adjournment of the morning ses-
sion Of the Grand Division Of Sons of Temper
ance, yesterday, the members repaired to the
confectionery establishment OF h. Il. Mcdonnell,
where handsome collation. had been hastily
prepared. At the close of the repast, =. q. W.
+. r. c. Fraim proposed as toast. "The Or
der of the Sons Of Temperance which was APP
propuately responded to by w. T.. John II.
Publ, Esq.
p. g. VI. p. S. Hersey proposed the follow
ing "Here's to William NJ. Horn, faithful
amongst the faithless, the only living faithful
representative of the order who was initiated
30 years ago when the order was instituted in
Delaware Responded to by z. q. W. T..
Fraim.
P. G.. ". p. Hersey then offered toast to H.
b. Mcdonnell and family who have succeeded 80
well at 30 short notice in entertaining the
members of the Grand Division. Responded TO
by the Mr.. Mcdonnell himself.
The Grand Division rerumed it's regular SEES
sion at ~ p. NJ, when, after the transaction of
some routine business, the following officers
were elected for the ensuing term
G. W. P.-Robert McCaulley.
G. W. A.-William q. Scott.
q. S.-John II. Baylis.
G. T.-Joel T. Greenman.
G. Chap-Japez Hodson.
G. C.-George r. Larson.
G. S.-Wilham p. Jones.
Trustees.-J. d. Patterson, ST., Charles B.
Woodward, and Sarah ]. KeIbaugh.
Representatives to the National Divsion-All
the Past Grand Worthy Patriarchs, Grand Wor.
thy Associates and Scribes who have served
two years continuously in the same office.
Addresses were made by several representa-
tives denunciatory of the practice Of public
men and officers lending their countenance and
influence to the side of intemperance.
The Grand Division adjourned TO meet oil
Thursday evening, October 10Th.
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sunset at 5.cs.
3. T. tonight
oysters are In order now.
Advertise in the COMMERCIAL
labrador Herring at Bowman's.
Remember Oct. 2s, at Institute Hall.
The chestnut crop is nearly gathered.
Many buy OF Pennington their boots and shoes.
DuOeli's No. is E.9l rec mis- fall hats and caps
Try Houston d Przers chocolate for breakfast
It's pity that all who wait TO work cannot DO
So
Families can buy reed birds of Fullmer by the
dozen.
steamed oysters at Ainscow's III shipley street,
to-day.
Typhoid fever comes from bad drainage and i'm
pure water
Balls and bats in profusion at Hinde 4 Co.'S, SIP
MaTke- street.
This IS no, Indian Summer, though it has the ap-
pearance Of II.
Freight trains on the W. 4 W. are heavier now-a-
days han usual
II the rich did not economic" the poor would
have work TO 10
Morgan hosiery and gloves can be bought al
New York prices.
Like wi e. the Grover & Baker sewing machine
| Improves with age.
The prom made concert al Institute Hail, on Oct
/ IS, Will be 4 tlne affair.
Gouert Is sustaining his excellent reputation, this
| fall, for satisfactory tailoring,
over 100 varieties of IN rino under wear at
DOughten 40 Market street.
For cramps and pains relief Immediately follows
the use OF 5 mas Pam searcher.
Cochran a Williams ought TO smoke Singles A
sons p IT gas at 10 cents ece
The finest quality OF printing the price OF com.
mon WORK at the ,oMMEacIAL ONCE.
Do not have your carpets beaten all TO shreds hui
have Ferry 10 shake them by machinery.
Tatnall has finished large painting which viii
be on in the art gal cry Of the coming r air.
Cloud co. are still bleaching, pressing, and col
orIng Donnets at 81 street. Try them.
Persons in need OF fine urniture will now 20 L
the Enterprise Co s store at 20 Market street
II you have a re ish for au uncomfortable shoe
ladies', don't buy OF Pennington, at sth OrangI
Streets
Lalles, we nave room IN the COMMERCIAL ALMA
MAC for few more original household recipes
Let have them
Bayne, the tailor, SIS Market street, as the nnes
selection Of piece goods for gentlemen and youth
wear IN the city.
II you want a Kit OF prime mess maekerel withou
Tss ing an exorbltant price for It, get II OF Bow
man, I'd and King.
Have you had any Of that Mountain Jamaica col
fee fBOwmanse It's SAID to equal old Java, an
Is sold al lower price.
French hats, French bOnnets, for ladies' and chi
: lren, made up and trimmed to order, at the fash
lunable IN llinery emporium, OF Il. L. Frank, 81
Market street.
Dealers and bakers get their supply OF Andel
sons extra mlnce meat and fruit. buffers. OF Bow
man, 2d and King, at the lowest wholesale rate
and save freight and drayage.
For 90 cents you can get pound OF tea equal I
most 50 cent teas, and for IS cents pound equal
most dollar teas az Bowmans, "a and King, an
5ll King street. No "CHROMos."
Persons 10 buying house mold provisions like
large stock to select from, also a fresh stock, an
they insist on bottom prices. These they are sui
D ange Streets Is. w. corner. No pains spared
G give customers the worth OF their money.
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EXEoUToR's SALE
E OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
xpif ha anfa n pnhlic cota

VIII be sold at Public Sale
ON THIRD DAY, the 18th OF the nth mo-, 1874.
The Real Estate late Of John Thompson, deceased.
Of MIL creek Hundred, as follows:
No. !, The Homestead Farm, situated on the New
ark Road. near MIL Greek lfriends) seetiDg House,
within ~ miles Of the Wilmington a Western ami
Toughkenamon station, p. A b. q. railroad ana
Newark J. w. a b, Railroad, being about six miles
from eech adjoining lands of Lewis Thompson, John
Parker Frederick X. woodward and others Con
tanning 1856 acres and perches.
The arabic land is In good condition. having been
literally lined and phOspnated within few years
near 90 bushels OF lime being put upon 1t WITHIN
two years. and Is divided In convenient nelds ell
fenced and water d. There is Supposed TO be IS to
90 acres OF WOODLAND on this tract which is heav-
ils tmDered The improvement are large brick
and some mansion house, containing rooms and
kitchen on the first floor. i've on the gecond, with
ample cellar room and milk yault,a well OF good
Wafer at the door nnoer cover, nne spring OF W.
ter near the house, which might be tiized for dairy
large frame barn with ample shedding, two
thrashing moo s. grain gamers, and stab ing for
tie. which are accommodated with water, supplied
by hydraulic; it'll large rrieRe or farm nipple
ment house attached with all necessary out uil1i1gs
such shop. wood house, carriage house hog house.
corn cribs etc etc. The buildings all In excel.
lent repair and In good order.
(rhe above tract win be sold all together or dIyid.
ed suit purchasers as follows: 1875 acres with the
buildings, and sufficient amount Of timber for the
use of the farm and the balance divided into Two
tracts OF 70 acres each, adjoining public road. A
large proportion OF each OF these los is heavy Timber
| land.)
No. 9, a valuable WOOD LOT, containing acres
and 10 perches, part OF the original tract sepa.
| rated by the Newark road and covered with heavy
| growth of hickory and other timber
| This property is deemed worthy the attention OF
capitalists on account of the timber, its bfautfn
location good neighborhood. convenience 10 place
Of worship OF different r.lgious denomina ions
perty previous TO the day OF sale Will be shown The
| same ny calling on George Cole, on the premises Of
| George ThUp pson on the adjoining farm.
sale TO commence at one O'Clock, whom terms viii
be made known by GHOR'-R THOMPSON,
| Surviving Executor.
Al the game time and place Will be oner for salt
the following personal properly: about 10 TO tom
OF good timothy hay,i5 acres OF wheat In the ground
wood stove, etc., etc. H. 7.
| Octle-29-90- nov6
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MARTIN JOHNSTON,

BOOK BINDER
BOOK BINDER,
mas ALL TILE APPOINTMENTS OF A COMPLETE
ESTABLISHMENT.
And not surpassed by any other house in this city
in ability TO do good work and dill large ORDERS
BLANK BOOKS, BLANK BOOKS
A SPECIALITY.
ADDRESS,
MARTIN JohSsToE,
ap2-tt 40 SIMPLIFY ST., WILMINGTON, DEL.
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To NEW YORK FOE THE WIsTER.-About the
LIST Of November, Bayard Taylors family will re-
ter, while Mr. Taylor will be busy filling his nu-
merous lecture engagements.
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DRY Goods. Chambers sale of Dry Goods ia
not finished but il going on this (Fnday) after
noon, beginning at 2 o'clock. Goods OF much
value are still unsold and are being knocked
down very cheap. Sale at the store 3l2 Mar
Let strent
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Es-DLAM0SD JBRBLRf a specially. Amert-
can and imported watches IS carat, solid gold rings
ladies' and gents solid gold CHAINS Jewelry in ever
variety, also clocks at prices TO suit the times, at T.
W. Bailys old established stand No. 6z2 Market St.
PHILADELPHIA.
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E-Lo0KI Lo0KI LooKI
KRLLY's DYSPEPSIA MIXTURE OR ELIXIR
OF LIFE.
1t will cure Dyspepsia, Sour Stomach and Heart
burn
1t will make you strong and give you new life.
1t VIII act upon your liver and tone up your dlges-
ton.
1t Is pleasant 10 take and perfectly harmless.
II will do all that tonic Will do without liquor TO
stimulate II is pot Wine Of Iron. Try II. doctors
prescribe II. c., " recommend 1t. Thousands
have been cured with it. suffer no longer. send
and get circular. See what 1t has done.
For sale by smith 4 Painter, E. Bringhurst a Co.,
e. McInall. Jr.. and Druggists generally. apr2-llm
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tz- Boys' Bots and Shoes, also Misses and Chill
drenis Shoes great variety, and al extraordinary
loS prices at Preitymans, i<i Market Street. thlr.
door below Second. octS-3m'
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EAIRvIEw FARM FOR SALE.

township Montgomery county, Pa, known as FAIR
VIEW Farm, stu ted on the road from Jenkin-
town 10 huntingdon about one mile east OF the
Friends Westinghouse, comprising 81 acres, acres
OF which are woodland and about acres meadow,
the remainder arabic land In high state of cultsIR
ton, late the properly Of Edward NJ Shoemaker de-
ceased. The improvements are
a LARGE STONE MANsIoN-HoUsE,
containing 10 rooms, built in L form, with hall IL
feet wide running through the nrst and second
noors wide piazzas on the north and east sides
well of never-fang water close to the kitchen
very large Barn with Straw House, Granaries, wa.
gon and Carriage House. Corn-Crio Potato Cellar
spring House &C., all In perfect order.
Apply on the premises, or TO
THOMAS "A. SHOEMAKER
1871 North THIRTEENTH Street, Phada.
HENRY ii. SHILIINGFORD,
septq-2mw&itawd 1875 8. FOURTH st. Phnada.
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~ Large Fail and Winter stock OF Boots an
Shoes al Prettymans cheap boot and shoe store, IL
Market Street, Third door below Second.
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TIE REGIsrERs OFFIcE--Goyernor Ponder
has still some appointments Of county officers to
make. The term Of Benjamin Gibbs, Esq, AZ
Register Of Wills for New Castle county, expires
on Saturday OF this week, the oath inst. Ru-
mors have prevailed for some time, thst sewell
O. Biggs was TO have the place.
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FE- Wou.sn's Lace 81 "a from $50 up. and wo-
mems button shoes from g.. 8, at PRETTY man s.
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EOR SALE-A FARM OF ABOUT CO
IL acres, near Wilmington,on the Lancaster Pike
fair improvements; large quantity of apple. pear
and cherry trees. About 40 acres OF as good truck
land as can be found near good market; asparagus
and rhubarb beds In use Some 20 acres OF clay land
for brick Possession given the 18th day OF
March, 1876 Terms accommodating, apply to
JAMES WEBB
Oct2-3meOd&w 12il Market Street
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NoTICE-TO HOUSEWIVES

Those OF our lady readers who have some particu-
larry excellent household recipes are invited to
send them to the COMMERCIAL once for publication
IL the
COMMERCIAL ALMANAC AND YEAR BOOK, 3
TO be Issued In December next.
Those sending recipes viii receive the work when
published.
seps.tffp COMMERCIAL PRINTING co.
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B-hsn's Efn,sr Boots from s2.I5 up, and Mem
Calf Boo.s frsm $50 up, al Prettynans-
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"DrsPsPSIA DYSPEPSIA! DISPERSAL
Dyspepsia is the most perplexing Of all human
Ailments it. symptoms are almost infinite in theiI
VARIETY and the foriorn and des on1ent victims OF
the disease often Ancr themselves the prey in turn,
of every known mAlAdy. This is due N part TO the
close sympathy which exists between the stomach
and the brain and IN part also 10 the fact that any
disturbance of the digestive function necessarily
disorders the liver the bowels and the nervous sys
TEN, aud Affects, 10 some extent the qualify OF the
blood.
Z F. Kunksl's Bitter Wire OF Iron Is a sure cure.
This Ia not preparation, 10 be tried and found
wanting; II has been prescribed daily for many
years IN the prActice of eminent physicians with
unparalleled success II Is not expected OF intended
TO cure all the diseases to which the human family
Is subject bur warranted to cure Dyspepsia n is
most obstinate form. kunkel's Bitter Wine OF Iron
never fails TO cure symptoms Of Dyspepsia are
loss OF appetite, wind and rising of the food, dry
ness OF the mouth. heartburn, dlstension OF the
stomach and bowels. constipation headache, dlzzi-
ness sleeplessness and low spirits. Try the great
remedy and he convinced Of ITS merits. Get the
genuine. Take only Kunkels which Is put only In
81 bottles. Depot, 2s9 North Ninth street, Phila-
delphiA advice free) 90 aud see.
For sale Dy all drug glsts and dealers eyery where.
rx-4o. go TAPE WORN No. 2:s
Removed in two hours with harmless vegetable
head passes. Refer those afflicted to residents OF
the city whom have cured, that had taken in vair
turpenfine, and so-called specigcs- and all known
remedies. Dr. Z. z. Kunkel, No. 2o9 y. Ninth ST.
Philadel phia Advice free. Removed tape worn
from a child years Old, measuring 90 feet. Cal
aud specimens at Office Seat, Pin and stomach
Worms also removed
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MEETINGS THIS EVENING.
Fairfax Lodge, No. 8, 1. o. o. F., at ODD Fell
Columbia Lodge, No. %, L o. o. p, at Odd
Fellows Hall.
Delaware Tribe, No. l, L o. R. NJ, at Red
Mems Hall, AIS Market.
Washington Council, No. 4, o. Q. A. NJ, at
Mechanics Hall
Rescns Council, No. 8, Jr. o. U. A. NJ, at Han
Lenape Tribe, No. G. L o. R. NJ. in saville
Building.
Wilmington Mutual Aid Society, At 4O4 Market
street.
Excelsior Lodge, No. 7, K. Of p, at knights Of
Pythias Hall, 2l1 Market street.
Washington Camp, p. o. s. OF A., at MeClary 5
Building.
Pioneer Council, No. /, soyereigns Of Indus
Try, at McClAry's Building.
CHARITABLE BeoUEsrs The will of Mrs DR..
Copper, late of New Castle, has been proved and
makes the following charitable requests ; TO the
/ General Assembly Board Of Domestic Missions,
1900 to the Board Of Foreign Missions Of the
| Presbyterian Church, o. S. A, $1,000 10 the
Board OF Education OF the Presbyterian Church
| U. S. A.. 1900 to the American Bible Society,
| 5000, and 10 the Women's Onion Missionary So.
ciety OF America for Heather Lands, $500.
GRAM SHIPMENTS AT New CAsrLK--At the
Board OF TRADE, (this city, on Tuesday evening
Preston Lea reported that there came 10 New
Castle for shipment last year 1852 bushels oats
81, O45 bushels wheat and Sls, 1855 bushels corn
from the Delaware Road and its branches, max
ing in all 349, 672 bushels Of grain. To this city
the Wilmington & Reading brought, in tire.
months, 50 carloads, or $4,000 bushels-
Loan AssocIATIoSs.-Moneyw was sold on Wed
nesday evening, as follows:
Aid-S500 at BOZ 500 at % 5000 at rs
$500 at 2414 $500 at 20s< $1,000 at III.
Central-s600 at 81; $500 at 26 1920 a
241T $500 at 2514.
Germania No. 2-S2500 at 35lS the remain
ing receipts were devoted to the payment o
Withdrawing shareholders.
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CITY ITEMS.

x-Boo,s and Shoes at prices TO suit the times, q
Pretryman's-
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for Esui.

=
EOR RENT--A THREE-STORY BRICK
Il House, No. COZ Poplar Street. Apply TO
G CHAM LER,
ocf22-tf No. Gil or soa Market Street.
L,OR RENT-A TWO-sTO3Y BRICK
IL house. No. 5oI 4. sixth street. Apply to
CHAS. BURT On, JR-,
Room No. 4, Exchsng Building.
once open In the evening. oct2l.4t
NOR kENT-ROOMS TO / ct IN THE
L. large and commodlous house No. oo5 Martet
Street. suitable for offices, eociet IS, clubs also,
communicating aud single rooms To- married or sin
gle persons. Apply to office OF
EVANS PENNINGTON,
Real Estate Agent, allmoni 3 Building,
sep25-tf 5. W. Cor Eighth AID arket sts-
NOR RENT-THE THREE STORY
IL brick house No liza West ST., in good order
with all modern improvements. Apply TO
JOaN RANDLE,
je92-f on the premises
NOR RENT-STORE NO 7 l. FIFTH
IL Street, In Clayton House Building.
JEST L. T. ia sLpR, 5oa Market St
NOR RENT. = BRICK DWELLING
Il suitable for Boarding House or Professions
ofrces on 9Th ST., opposite Clayton House:
mAr2-tf C. F. THOMAS.
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Boarding.

DOARDING.-A PLEASANT FRONT
I'D room with board for two young gentlemen ;
also, few table bosrders can be accommodated at
ocfso-sss s2i K. Third STREET.
pOARDING FOX GENTLEMEN AT
ID SIG KING IT. oct5-u
ID ARDIN WITH DESIRABLE
I'D rooms al jyI-u sol WRIST ST.
BOARDING = FIRST-CLASS ROOMS
ID with bosni, at
apr3o-sm rs SIMPLIFY STREET..
BOARDING FOR MAN AND WIFE,
ID or Two single gentlemen in a private family at
apr1i-ff Tl3 JEFFERSON STHEeT.
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liridfnd Autiffs.

A RTISANS' SAVINGS BANK,
N WILMINGTON, Oct IA isI4.
The Board OF Managers have this day declared q
dividend OF 3 per cent on deposits Tor the six
ocfqi-St Z. I. TAYLOR, Treasurer.
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for SALE.

nor SALE-MUST BE SOLD IN A
IL short time large house and grounds in the
city, ZOO feet front by $40 In depth, We | shaded.
Terms ta-y. For further particulars apply TO
TOWNSEND 4 CO.,
Real Estate Brokers,
Octlg-3f GIG Market Street.
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RfaI estate.

TNO. HENRY Publ, JUSTICE OF
- the Peace, Notary Public, Conyeyancer anu
General Collecting Agent Commissioner OF Dee,s,
&c, for the States OF New York, New jersey anil
Maryland Prompt action will facilitate success and
henet every one Interested. No. soo Shipley street.
wilmington, Del. febTty