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Antifes.

DESCRIPTIONS OF PRO
IN perty prepared for the Registry Bureau and
Deeds registered. -
$40 Buttonwoo1 ST., or care Commercial Offlce.
auRii-6t'
NOTICE - WANTED = AN ACTIVE
In to act as agent for this city, for the sale of
useful article; no capital required. Apply at once.
augio-tf SOL W. seventh Street
NOTICE = ANDREW A AKERMAN
~ and Henry A. Malmsten, trading under the
firm OF Akerman Malmsten. have this day made
sona unto Robert H. Jones, for the benefit of their
creditors. All persons having claims against The
estate Will present the same and those owing are
requested to make all early settlement.
ang6-6t ROBERT H. JONES. Assignee
NJ OTICE-THE UNDERSIGNED COM
In mittee of the Delaware Historical Society here
by give notice that the valuable work of Acrellus
the Swedish settlement upon the Delaware" now
translated for the first time, is completed and may
had of either OF the Committee, or at the store of E..
Bringhurst Co., or Of II. Brlnghurst.
W. }. FROST
FIELDER ISRAEL.
aug0-5t. Committee.
NOTICE EX A NATION OF
~ TEAoHHRS.-There will be an examination
OF ladies' desiring 10 become teachers in the Pubc
Schools of this city, in school Hous- No. |, com
menciDg at O'Clock, August 18th, 1874. By order
Of the Committee on Teachers
aug4-l9t D W. HARLAN, SUIT
nIVIDEND-OFFI OF THE Will
H. MINGTON COAL GAS COMPANY.
WiLAINGToS, August /, 1874.
The Directors Of the Wilmington Coal Gas Co.
have this day declared dividend of three dollars
per share, for the past six months, payable on de-
mand. Il. j. LAWSON, I reasurer,
augl-lOt 300 Shipey Street.
John H. Bowers and wife In rsg,a c9anccsry crgn,
Robert Walker, ct al. Cause Of Partition
in pursuance OF an order of the Chancellor IN the
above cause. made at the February Term, 1874, all
persons having any lien or liens affecting the inter
est or estate OF John H. Bowers aud Sus.
anna Bowers, in right OF said Susanna Bow
ers, Robert Walker, James Walk. r, Josenhint
Walker, Vincent Walker, samuel Walker, Elizabeth
Walker, Henry Walker and Mary Walker, or either
Of them In the lands and premises TO which said
cause relates, are hereby notified to e petition
setting forth the nature aud amount OF the same in
the office OF the Register In Chancery, for New Cas-.
tie County, ten days before tue trst Monday In
September, A. ID. 1874 and TO appear and prove salt
lien or liens at the ensuing term OF the Court, be
fore the rising OF the Court on the third day OF thI
term. BkNJ, NIELDS Trustee
WILMINGTON DEL, July 25th, ls74-jy23to sepT
| NOTlCE-BOOK OF CORRECTIONS
IN We have hanging in our business onice copl
OF the last City directory in which are noted al
errors and omissions that come To our notice. in or
| der that they may not occur next year. We aDpre
oiate the great need CT accuracy In a work of thi
Kind and requelt all subscribers and others who no
tice any defects to advise us of them that they ma
| be noted and corrected
COMMERCIAL PRINTING Co,
Publishers and Steam Printers
| 1y22-if Fifth and Market Streets.
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Anftinn Saies.
|. DMINIsTRAToR's SALE

Il " OF - ....
REAL ESTATE IN MILL CREEK HUNDRED
by virtue Of a renewed order of the Orphans
Court OF the State of Delaware, In and for New cas-
tie County. made the seventh day Of April, A. ID.
1874, will he exposed at public auction, at O'Clock.
T. NJ. on
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Grnrerifs, &f.

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The Temperature, To-day.
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Hoard of Education.

J REGISTERED AT THE COMMERCIAL OFFICE.
A. NJ, 500 At / P. M, sl
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YnIftiraI Nntiffs.

ICE-REPUBLICANS RESIDING
IN North of Sixth Stree in the City OF lining
ton.-At the coming Nomination Election for me
purpose Of choosing candidate for the oihoe OF CITY
Assessor and ollector Of said North District re-
JOHN W GRIFFITH,
iy1s-tn Ne. sos West Eighth Street.
NOTICE-THE UNDERSIGNED WILL
IN be a candidate for City assessor aud Collector
OF the Northern District, at the next nomination
election OF the Republican party. x.
iyiT-ff ALEXANDER CHANDLER.
NOTICE-THE UNDERSIGNED VII IL
In be a candidate for City Assessor and Collector
of the Northern District. al the next nomination
iys-tf CORNELIUS FIPPs.
EDMUND PROVOST WILL BE A
IL candidate for City Assessor and Collector Of
the Northern Dstricta at the next Republican Nomi-
nation ection. Jelo-tn
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DESCRIPTIONS OF PRO
IN perty prepared for the Registry Bureau and
Deeds registered
EDMUND II. ANDERSON,
S2n Buttonwon1 St care Commercial (ficf
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IL The Z. Gentleman in Bidck who Is the tltelar
smon OF dra shops, ASSUMES his sourest aspect
when the rapid progress OF Vinegar Bitt-rs Is re-
porte4 "dnwn below" The Pe3 lie Vegetable
Tonic is playing the mischief with hts btters fired
with run. All diseases VIII ch those demonlc nos.
truni aggrayate unde pTetense OF re leying, such
indigestion, sick -heaiache, constipation, rheuma-
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Mantfd.


" ANTED. A WOMAN TO DO
w cooking and general homework. Apply with
references to -
Mrs W R. BRINCKLE,
On Kennett Turnpike, near Rising Sun Depot
ang11-steod'
WTANTED-TO PURCHASE-A MILK
w route In wilmington. Address, stating price
d. HAwLvY,
aug1l-st' Norway, Chester County, Pa.
NTANTED - SITUATION AS GAR
w dener or TO have the care OF grounds, horses,
&c, about gentlemans place, by sober, industri
Gus and experienced man. with or without family.
Address USEFUL"
augl-l1-lI-22' This ofilce.
WANTED-TWO HANDS TO WORK
w in Rim Factory to run Circular Saw
and Planer, and one TO work on Bending Press.
None but experienced hands need apply. For fur
ther Information address r. WHARRi,
Jy31-10t- Ellicott City, Md.
NTAN1ED = A BOY FROM THE
w COUNTRY 10 learn the printing trade; must
be well educated none other need address
jy2s-tf COMMERCIAL OFFICE.
w ANTED.-A WHITE WOMAN
w who good cook. Catholic preferred.
Apply at je96-tfl THIS OFFICE.
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NOTICE JAMES II. BEGGS HAS
~ removed his office 10 No. W. Eighth Street.
Almonds Building. BRICK of all kinds, on hand
al lowest IA arkat rates. iyl4-tf
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Boarding.

OARDING WITH DESIRABLE
u rooms at jy7-tf sol WEST ST.
OARDIN G.-PLEASANT ROOMS
ID and boarding in private family, at
my2S-n No. ia KING STREET.
BOARDING = FIRST-CLASS ROOMS
- with board, at
apr30-3m 225 SHIPLEY STREET
BOARDING FOR MAN AND WIFE,
u two single gentlemen, in a private family at
apr2l-tf Iis JEFFERSON STREET.
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gur Bent.


EOR RENT-COAL YARD NO 7l3
III W. Front Street. office, scales, lime house, coal
bins and stsbling for six head Of horses. Address
GEORGE D. KELLEY,
augG II Wilmington, Del.
LNOR RENT-A TWO-STORY FRAME
IL house. Apply to -
ROBERT MCCAULLEY,
jy2s-tf s25 Orange Street, Wilmington, Del.
LNOR RENT-THE THREE STORY
l brick house No li14 West ST., IN good order,
with all modern Improvements: Apply to
JOIN RANDLE,
Je22-tf on the premises
LNOR RENT-STORE NO. E. FIFTH
IL Street, in Clayton House Building.
je5-f E. T. Ia iLpk, 502 Market st.
NOR RENT. = BRICK DWELLING
onces on 5th st., opposite Clayton House.
mar9-tf C. F. THOMAS.
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LNOR SALE - ONE DUMP WAGON
l. and two carts all in good condlt on. Address
GEORGE ID. KELLEY,
mi al
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for Sale.
pR.CK YARD FIXTURES FOR SALE
Complete sst of fixtures for

BRICK YARD WITH KILN IRONS, &C, COM
PLErF,
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IHEST PROTECTORS, OF LAMBS
won. -iDgle, At RRINGHTIEsST \ co.'s
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ss-LooKl L0oKl LO0Kl
NEi.LY'S DYSPEPSIA MIXTURE OR ELIXIR
OF LIFE.

1t IS pleasant to take and perfectly harmless
10 Will do all that ionic will do without liquor to
stimulate. II is pot Wine Of Iron. Try it. Doctors
prescribe 1t. ca. -gy recommend IL. Thousands
nave been cured with IL. suffer no longer. Send
For sale by smith 4 Paiater E. Bringhurst 4 Co.
I. Mclnal Jr.. and prnggists generally. apr2-llm
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V,j-S1NESS w ANTS.
FOE RENT.

,,uE EENT-Nicc private residence s;;s GEE
/ 'r.,r Eraai ard Twcnty-thl,d strecls'H I'll
|~n~.I Iiu II .3GU per ycar. - ,.
t,t. ~ %1-krw iranr dwelling on twenty :
sr,f, arI lay streets, with al! conrenlences' al
sIy,,,, ry\r-Scw brick tenement on Broad near
Ts.ttY.ti. hts.. Al $500. 49, ,r.. e,,,,
tor EfNl-RrcK dwelling on Iwtnt!-hltl
....,,,',y,cr Eruad and Marshall, 1T s3OO.
:np EF<T-Erick dwelling, Mosby street,
>.-,.;.r'> ma. IL S47j per wear.
'|oy Et t<T-tigllt or ten small houses ON l mon
''yurEt\T-s. vcral fnc residences, with modern
il y,n,r!l.rats. 81 $50 per year on Marshall neal
81, rt tNT-Scw and pleasant brick dwelling on
"a, lr,r Monroe. al si2O.
t;R l.i.NI-f -framv dwelling on Third and Cary,
nj }Er 'r.r var. ,r,,, l.,
VA: Tablespoonful residence Oh Ihild he
,.,...: { and iiIt Cary, al 1000 per year.
f,E lEEr-Lursc Store and dwelling corner
N,... .,r,r' aud Locust Alley. tlnc stah' i"r Oar
,,.r,,Iy. wlih large clearinghouse.
Tof EFhI-i.arge and convenient dweInnR
,-f,r l.;c!lh and I;rnad street, well suited Tor
r...a!re or boarding g-housc.
t,I: n : r-S,ycrai nOt.,es suitable for colored
l.-.N~. Arply promptly u <,,
IS - " t&>3 LbNE 4 BROl II sh.
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EOr the Dispatch.

A paragraph in this paper on Monday last
stated that the grand jury Of the Hastings
Court OF Manchester had made presentments
against several of the Richmond real estate
auctioneers for falling to take out State
licenses in that city. We are authorized to
say that the Auditor of Public Accounts has
given q written opinion TO one Of said auc.
tioneers that because be has taken out gen,
eral license in the city of Richmond it gives
him authority to sell real estate at auction or
private sale in any part OF this Common.
wealth, and therefore no other State license
should be required Of him. The action
therefore. OF the grand jury in these cases
will fall stil-born.
Richnaond, July IS, 1874.
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A Card.

A lara.
To The Conservatives of Richmond:
The result of the primary election held TO-
day shows that Governor Walker is by. ar
overwhelming majority the choice of the
Conservative voters of the city for candidate
for Congress.
I trust this result will be heartily acqui
esced in by all who have been heretofore
opposed to him.
Our defeat 10 the last Congressional eIec-
tion was shameful. Let it not occur again.
We can afford to let the majority in the party
indicate our candidate, though he may prove
not to be the original choice Of every voter.
But we cannot afford TO let this district be
again represented bya Republican. If Gov
ernor Walker had no record for the last four
years to vouch for his fitness and trustwor-
thness for the position, the almost unani-
nous endorsement he has to-day received
from the voters OF this city should be an as.
surance in his behalf that should carry every
Conservative voter to the polls to sustain
him at the election in November next.
shall feel consoled for the disastrous failure
of the effort made in my behalf if all my
friends shall work as earnestly for his elec-
tion as they have done for my nomination.
Always vote for the nominee.
Very respectfully, JOHN Fl. Coy.
July %, 1874.
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Preliminary Canvasses.
Ro0Ms OF EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE, !


July 2Sth. 1874.
The Executive Committee have learned
with regret that Colonel John 81. Guy aud
Governor Gilbert C.. Walker addressed q
large meeting of the people of this city last
night as candidates for nomination for Con-
gress from this district. This proceeding E
in violation of the resolution passed By the
State Conservative Committee on the 10th Of
June, 1874, which discountenances an sctlve
canvass by "aspirants for Congressional
honors." And the fact that this discussion
was had by agreement between the rival as
pirants does not relieve it of the censure 1t
deserves in the opinion of the committee.
The plan of organization adopted by the
convention of the Conservative party on the
7th August, 1873, declares that
",The State Committee, thus constituted,
are charged with the affairs of the party. and
shall have power to perfect its organizations
and to direct its conduct, in obedience TO the
declarations and policy of the party as the
same shall be set forth by this Convention.
1t may decide all questions at issue which
may arise in election districts calculated to
affect the harmony and interest of the party
And the Executive Committee are cSarged
with the duty to "eXecute and carry out the
plans of the State Committee"
1t was by virtue Of this authority, and
within its scope, that this resolution was
adopted by the State Committee. Having
been passed by the regularly. constituted au'
thoritles of the party, it is binding on all its
members, and should be respected and obey.
ed by all. BY its express terms it was de
signed to operate on 'aspirants for congres:
sional honors." Every violation of it is q
breach of the discipline Of the party, de.
structive of its organization, and must lead
to disasterif persisted in. -. -
The committee, in calling attebHen 10 the
violations OF thb resolution, and express
ing their condemnation of each, are perform.
ing public duty devolved on them, and are
actuated solely by desire to preserve the
organization OF the party. and to maintain
its integrity. N. B. MEADE.
A. X. HOLIDAY,
.... L. II. FRAYsER,
Members Of Executive Committee.
/ fully approve the above.
JOHN A. MEREDITH,
Chairman State Committee.
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

THE CITY CENTRAL CoMsITTEE.- COM
mttee met Monday night-Henry Fitzgerald,
city superintendent, in the chair, and A. L.
Bradley secretary. 1t was resolved that the
First, Second, and Third Wards should each
be entitled to one delegate, and the Fourth
Ward to two delegates, and that the dele
gates from the first three wards should Sc
lect the other delegate.
Saturday night, August 1St, was chosen as
the time tor the ward meetings to be held
(at the respective places of rendezvous) for
tie purpose Of appointing delegates TO the
Congressional Convention.
PERsoNAL--Judge James 81. Cox and
Baker L. Wells, Of Petersburg, were in the
city yesterday.
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING N THE
RICHMOND Posi-. OFFICE July 2s, 1874.-Col.
onel w. G.. Darlington, corner Tenth and
Main streets. Richmond, Va: g. c. Davis,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank
streets, Richmond, Va; Miss Virginia Hard
grove, No. 204 Fulton street, Brooklyn, n.
T.; Judge Z. Baker Lacy, MeadeyiIIe post
office, Halifax county, Va; Lizzie Langley,
Lynchburg, Va; Mary Myers, Savannah,
reGa,; John w. Powell, 105 Cary street, Rich.
mond, Va; w. FL. Robinson; Colonel w.
H. Guy, Richmond, Va.
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IsTEMpERANCE AND ATTEMPTED SUICIDE
Yesterday morning the policeman in charge
of the Second Stati0n-house, upon visiting
the cell in which one Philip Krautz was con.
fined upon charge of drunkenness, found
the prisoner hanging from his cell window
by cord passed around his neck ;s and tied 60
the grating. Krautz, who is Bayarian i'm
migrant yet unable to speak the English Ian
guase, had torn up his coat and made from
the strips the cord with which he would
have taken his life but for the timely disco.
very of the officer.
Still suffering from tbe effects of inteEa-
perance, he was arraigned before the Police
Justice yesterday, and committed TO Jail in
default of surety for good behavior.
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/ POLICE CoukT, TUEsDAY-Justice White.
Virginia Jackson (negro). guilty OF using
abusive language to George ". Allen, was
fined $3.50 and required to give surety for
good behavior. ;,
Monroe Hill (uegrol, guilty of an assault
upon Maria johnson (negrol was sent to jail
for sixty days in default Of surety to keep
the peace.
John Hagan, arrested for drunkenness,
was discharged with an admonition.
Burwell Sedan (negro), Tor an assault
upon Edward Robinson, was tined 81.
Philip Krautz, drunk and unable to take
care OF himself, was committed for thirty
days. XII
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Com AND FLOUR ExCHANGE-SPEcIAL MEET
lNG.-There will be special meeting of the
members of the Corn and Flour Exchange
held this morning at 10 O'Clock to take into
consideration proposition from the Chesa'
peake and Ohio Railroad Company looking to
the erection of u grain elevator at Hunting,
ton. This is very important matter, and
all the Richmond millers and commission
merchants will doubtless attend. 1t is said
that about $4,000 hos already been sub
scribed. The amount to be raised is $780,
mn
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EIoPEMENT OF A WHITE MAN WITH Co.

ELoPEMENT OF WHITE MAN WITH Co.
LoRED WoMAN.-A colored man named
George Claiborne, who lives three and o
half miles below the city, yesterday reported
to the police that his wife had eloped With
an Italian, who had been previously seen
lurking in the vicinity for several days
Claiborne further represented that his wife
took off with her his horse and buggy and a
considerable amount of money. She Is a
mulatto and was last seen with her lover
riding towards this city in her huspand's
buggy,
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THE GRANITE CoNTRACT.-A telegram
from Washington announces that Colonel
Albert Ordway has been instructed to pro-
ceed at once with the work upon the east
wing of the new State, War, and Navy De-
partment at Washington.
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THE STATE PICTURE-GALLERY.-T por-
trait of Hon. William H. Roane, who was
senator in She United States Congress from
Virginia, and one Of Judge Peter Lyons,
who was Judge of the supreme Court OF
Appeals of this State, have been sent TO tne
State Library by Hon. James Lyons.
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P,c-N1o AT RIVERSIDE PARK.-Lee Grove
of the Ancient Order Of Druids proposes to
have an excursion up the canal and picnic
at Riverside Park next Wednesday. Ihey
have engaged brass band, and are making
every preparation for day Of special plea
sure and healthful recreation. $500. ,f.
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GREAT REDUCTIoS.-In order to reduce their
large stock of ready-made clothing Messrs E. B.
SPENCE s. Son have marked down their goods to
the very lowest mark. They have Oh hand quite a
varied line Of business SUITS also, linen and alpaca
coats, light undershirts aud drawers. Their stock
of neck.tIes comprises all Of the latest novelties
For good aud cheap goods call a: 1900 Main street
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SELECT ExcURsIoN.-Anu number OF young
gentlemen will have an excursion TO West
Point on Monday mex, ,and promise TO make
|it one OF the best OF the season. All kinds
OF amusement with an excellent band OF
music, will be ps0Yided. 4s
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TRAIN DELAYED.-The northward. bound
train on the Richmond and Petersburg Iail,
road was delayed last night on account OF
one of the cars jumping the track near Far
mer's bridge. No serious damage was done
by the accident.
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TIE RED MEMS EXCURSION. The excur-
sion of Chickahominy Tribe, No. "a, |. Q.
r. NJ, to West Point, on Monday last,
proved to be one of the most pleasant, en-
ioyable, and successful affairs of the season.
The train which conveyed the excnrsionists
to the Point consisted Of eighteen cars. SO
heavily laden with human freight that it was
with some difficulty that the engine could
start the train from the depot and around
the first curve below the city. Finally, how
ever, getting we'll under way, the excursion,
lists reached their destination in the usuai
time without anything occurring to mar the
enjoyment of the occasion. There were
about fifteen hundred persons on the train,
and the excursion is considered by the Tribe
to iraye been grand success in every way
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BowLER's CREAM ALE AND PoRTER.-Tbe
steady and Increasing demand for this wholesome
and popular beverage has induced Mr. BOWLER 70
arrange with the wei-known firm of w. ID. Blair
a. Co. TO supply his family trade. Mr. Losis Euker,
700 Broad street, supplies Bower's Ale and Porter
In bottles. Orders from the trade to HENRY Bow
LER, Spring Park Brewery, promptly dlled.
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CoSy1cr RECEIVED. The sergeant Of Alex.
andria arrived here yesterday and delivered
Richard Kelly at the penitentiary to be i'm.
.prisoned eight years for malicious cutting.
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The POPULAR ExCUEsIoN.-Captain Gilke'
sou, now fumiliarly known as the originator
of the popular d" Limited Excursions" +" to
Washington and return, announces that TO.
morrow morning the fast express train when
leaves the Broad.street depot at 7:30 A. NJ
will bear away limited number OF eycur-
sionists who desire to visit the national capi-
tai. A stay Of about six hours is allowed IN
Washington, the train reaching the city at
1880 p. NJ. the same day. This is unques-
tionably most pleasant excursion, giving.
as It does, to pleasure-seekers fine opror.
tupity 6r sightseeing at a small expense, the
pleasure being further enhanced by the COM
fort derived from travelling in the early
morning and late in the evening.
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A PATEcK PHLLIPE WATCH for sale at VII:
cTnfrsn 80 --------
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

RICHARDSON co. P. NJ, two framed dwell
ings and three building lots on Broad street,
corner Twenty. fourth.
N. NJ. LEE, P. NJ. commissioners sale of the
property known as the Wall-Street Hotel.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, 5k P. hl., the brick
dwelling at the northwest corner of First and
Canal Streets and two small Ienements (No..
! Il and 16) on Caeai street just above First
z, street. .4t
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LECTURE AT ASSOCIATION HALL.-William
Hind Smith, ESD, is announced to deliver a
free lecture at The rooms of the Young Mems
Christian Association, on Main street near
Ninth. this evening. Mr.. Smith is general
secretary of the Young Mems Christian AS.
sociation of Manchester, England. He at
tended the International Convention OF the
Young Mems Christian Association at Day
ton, Ohio, as the delegate from the Manches-
ter Association. He was commended in the
highest terms by his own Association, ana
his reception by the Convention was most
cordial and affectionate. He was appointed
vice. president of the Convention, and in the
various addresses delivered in Dayton, and
in the principal cities of the United States,
it is said that he acquitted himself in a cred
liable manner. His subject is "Ioung
Mems Christian Association work in Eng.
land and English methods Of Bible study
MIR. Smith will doubtless have cordial re-
ception,