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IN GENERAL.

/ 'ie name oi Jones. neither he Is eighteen
times happier than those who believe in one
= ood or no God at all does not appear but
r his neighbors insist that he is Insane, which
would seem to be a lame and impotent con
, cluslon. Bat he can hardly hc called 4
fanatic, as the difficulty is not in his beliey-
ing too much but in too many.-GrGyhic
The JUDGE Of the I-nitc1 STATES Circn;t
Court for the Eastern District Of Miebicnn
has decided that a snici5c d,es not die Inv his
own hand vrbcn Lc !; ;s.,,,, =, s,,'.L :, 1c,,roo
as would excuse him for taking the life of
another; that. in such case his insurance
policy may be recovered upon. but in no
I other Ti,c o, NO. 49, Las: f,
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a- mi' Hr water c'er. .a
at ta' SKIN % wilma Htf 'fa-
coarse board tlwc. - Nn 81 A..-t
D' oatmeal -a"ti--. "a a
b.. l Wheat att two anal n
per an c1tulp tea. tta H.
% l,l--ar atl u tr n.,et
-efr p allgr 800 open uu. W-.a ,..
uHuc-.r $40 .e-l. Uer long ...r. .r-
t.e women Do Iant....u-- H4r
property te- q t.ea- t.1 'a
a''cHsu CORNER and u.-c ,e -n.
+ when lt asleep. wash u- tuct tl t.-.
lui -' t' bel at nine O'clock 90 H" ''NH-
iae way. Niat "l- 0oea,n' " a- ment
Surely We lNc i-en "a rfa ua.-. Het-
ter aal 'rler m0..-.i ....i- t..fc plenty
ai everything r.u- is - g. ,lt ami .r.ua.
"hi.H mi lr-- n'ar-.Haat aHl ~-r.H--
1it a- H-ri no NaH-- i.- .i.i
getting rl go t.e .a'.- lan-rt is anat,.-
, a.. and absurd AMI iHr-u. -.H.t. a- ,H...
SD a~ getting NJ Ir rle n. rria- ..r. y..r
-0el ,~uI HH tr
t.at '''arl tHr'-s. '.a'- @ Hrt
wealthy, ai.i "i-n-
LU.F r4-.n-. la eif.. ~.tr. always
tends il shorten i'r- lHF r-H-
never l." amy -H.t Many a t~mer E
.1- .oa uale 800 n.ui tr Hlc Nr -
made to -o, aI. = day .l-a--'0 0i.rc BIS ~oor
was oat. Many youu--lt la- Aceu -t.u--
c. IN yam. mIui ami c.u-titati 90 'y
being n,a .a i' -.t up before tho -F--""
bad .t- full rest. All who arc growing. a.
who "Hik lard. ani a weakly persons
-H'sli nlt -t al' untA they Ir.,a-
Would 70. more ..niH1i'. t'-s % thaH''
i,nn a 'rt l-i- i- i.e oa- Nis
who -..- alrm tH. morning .eran- a- b .e
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\ young lady wants a cookery book full
of pictures. She says What's the use OF
of telling Us how to make dinner if they
give Us no plates -
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\ NAG lNcmENT.-ln an Grafton in an
Ohio town on the Fourth, Gen. !. \. Car
field related the following Il happened
to be near Thomas when one Of the great
charges were made upon our inc, and after a
fearful struggle the enemy were repulsed. and
As Thomas stood there. near the line. there
came up near him an Ashtahula hoy. and
General Thomas rode toward and took the
''y'S hand and said Il thank you. my lad. for
Your bravery in this terrible charge The
boy Slaughtered back looked up for mo-
ment in the face Of General Thomas, and be-
sfimed as he was with powder and sweat,
tear ran oat dpon his check and he said. a.
ne looked at his hand. Zen. Thomas has
had hold of that hand. | will kroek any
mean ! man down that ever offers to take it
hereafter
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30. .l.l .n fr.r.mi.al annals. Boston. It
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.- r- E.t uul.rthe. protection afforded
Ir t..-c r,'ll..tv ofa bariin- -laa-r. in
ar 0m which laisl.-c connection w-,a tat
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The Long Ago.

ma 'Ln tgiENDs' MEETING HOUSES or CENTRE
AND KENNETr.
NJ Cyrus Stern has been having some plioyo-
5,'pli' and stereoscopic views taken of Friends
p'e''h5 Houses, one at Centreyille, New Castle
'o'ily and another at Kennett Square, Chester
'''a.y' lie quaint little Meeting House AZ Gem
~ t9eG,Hle, Gl, Which ia olden times went by the name
m vntle o,n; Meeting, was originally built in HOS
an, 9! ~ years after the discovery Of this vest
'" MoFll by Christopher Columbus. THIS lttle
nan, .i's mouse is now l66 yeas old. and unlike
Sna,,, VI 'ts KIN, it has undergone but few
iTT'5es SINCE 1t was originally built.
ea pHo-oSrAph ia excellent dsplainlys hows
1,ni iulsler of shade trees surrounding the
loronl,eiy fenced fields receding in tho dis
l,a, rgp Una the public road leading into tic VII
''Sg OF Gentrcyilc
,,a "u hephett Meeting House is II larger stIuct-
,,,, ,v, Sutioltnded by wall which encloses tho
i,a1 b'o'Inds where repose the ashes OF hum
iress H 9l the dead OF long ago. The
lG, &c public road and fencas, are ali plainly
lI,'uaa''-l IN the picture. This old Meeting
ster,, "as originally built in 17l0, two yenrs
'ir ~, Than che Centre. 1t WIS enlarged in 'I719,
the ,5 "sI'l' enlarged in 1891. These old relics of
,gral, w. nave historical as well az local ill
5ni,, ahd The pictures Will be of value not
f1asn ~ .4e society of Friends which worship in
and ie'iees but TO all who live in the vicinity,
ame. many who have sought homes in otlief
t,1, ',Vse ,, hetnres tan be had ut the store of
i'f'n' III Market street, Wilmington.
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+ srMMAM OF WHAT II AMOUNTS o-SOrH 30
vRW Grr THE scRAr1Nds or THE tGANpAL ror.
I. d. Moulton's new statement WAS published
.A New lork, yesterday. IL ia Of great length,
a- usual. The arsunent throughout is dirae ol
10 defending Moulton from the charge Of black
4ail and proving Beec eY crimnally guilty.
iastory Of The proceedings ieforc the Ply
Mouth Church investigating Committee is given,
showing that the committee and the chief par
lies concerned hal several times agreed upon II
-e ilcnemt oil the matter but the compact was
always violated by somebody, so that the scan-
''al constantly broke ont nfrrsh Drafts of diff
eU ''reppri- which tie Committee were to
-sum pursuance OF these settlements are
gwen IN tie statement
NoultOu reiterates that he took down Beech
o'' "lelter Of contriuon exactly as lie dictated
# Tie alleges repeated prevarication4 and
Arel la1ehood and distorted pleading in Beech
N defence before the committee. He aleo al
'geT renewed criminal intimacy between Beech
q and Mrs llton after the writing of the ''let-
Ter OF c0ntritlon. lie repeats that l@oecher
lne'scl the criminality to him and defended
ana says that this confession and defence
aye impressed upon Ills mind because they were
t'e INST cnnnciation of a justification OF the
latnne Of free love which he had ever heard.
He ,eak7 of the relation between }eeeher and
AIa. lllion Us being viewed by them as u "spir
l'llons mother, in which she addresses Beecher
'r My Dear SON. and 1t implies that She did so
III lieeehers request. In this letter loan of
money II asked. and Moulton says that ts wri-
iei was ljacchers blachmailer and not him. All
ih honey Beeeher paid him was voluntari-
]! pald, to so to the Tilton's or elsewhere. to
-',pless the scandal and at Beochel's sugges-
loa Numerous letters written bg Beecher and
"Nit4ting this, are quoted.
Aoliton also accuses Beecher OF criminal in
'elconrse with another woman. He charges hun
VIVA ha'iiig procured poison to kill himself with
y efefa revelation OF his crimes was made
heeeher SAYING to Moulton, at would be simply
reported that l;eecher died of npoplcxy, but God
en you and will know what caused my DEATH"
eltet from Raecher is also qnoted, in which
,,I,a oi money to Mrs. Woodruff is hinted at.
iVNtoa Al much length explains the reasons
,lt ied HIM to keep all these things secret until
i@tener turned against HIM and, after depre
MlnS tho extent to which the scandal has
s'oNh' he closes by quoting the portion of the
aspe OF Christs teachings on the Mount,
Snsre'n the elormity OF the crime of adultery
leHf'h ID, and its ultimate punishment is laid
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fEA-sfDE
Cor cspoadencc Of the Commercial
AIcMAKiN's ATLANTIC HorR1,
Care MAY, Sept. 10.
Oar long wished for beach drive Is actually
under construction. Men are driving the pilinge
to form Tho hea wall, and Cart are filing in The
sand which will be topdressed with gravel, smooth
and level. They have commenced ia front Of
the Columbia House, and reached Decatur street
which they are filling up and grading until 1t
viii be even with the top Of the drive. They will
be in trout of tho Atlantic Hotel in 4 day OF so
A. they are driving the work with energy. The
Commissioners ordered it. and the City paws the
expense Cost to be about r20O0O Ii will
greatly advance The prosperity and popularity
OF Cape May.
J wreck occurred here las; Friday The
schooner Free Mason, Of Indian River. Del.
bound TO Little Egg Harbor with q cargo OF corn
tr,ei to run into Gold Spring Tulet to escape the
gale blowing, but struck on the bar. bllge1. and
will go to pieces total loss. Tie clrgo will he
partially saved in wet condition. but mucl uf
1t If streEn along shore, clear mp the bay, six
mlot diHtant. Cart. IIildreth and his wrecking
crew are saving masts, sals. rigging. anchors,
Ac The crew escaped in their boat Visitors
from there to-day say the sea is breaking over
lie hull violently and quantity of corn il saw
ed on the beach,
Tho honesty of Jerseymai, OF want of il.
rather, is n standing Joke. Hear the other side
\ party of guests from the Atlantic were fishing
slls 3 summer IN the sound FOR sioepshead and
ma ma no iueN bnt DAD luck, Reiurning homo
,sney passe,a , me boats OF an oid Cape May man,
porn es ana pred here, VINO hshes every summer
lor tiie notes. eontraeting TO deliver to tho
mouse einployinG nm al the ilsh he catches Ho
p.'iiea IN me sneepshead as they we're abreast
Oh MN, ana tney tfied TO my u, Offering INN
mr. prlre, but he decllned They were eager to
OMAN t u 70 send 70 Trend ana offered as high
e7 tWo ana ii1ii uoiiaN iof INC hsh, put all was
hlaliy declined aiid they were informed money
could nor bny 1t aWay from us employer,
snnliat instance on q slnalier tcue, occurred to
HnoVner Sisltor. Sneh atauncn ihiesllly II COM
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aleN advertisements.

BURGLARS IN THE SUBURBS OF
their operations by your applying more bolts, bar7.
hooks ana other securities. OF by using chain belt
WM. II. BILLANY,
2ll MaMel street. Wilnegton
GOOD PASTURE FOR HORSES,
w across Chrstiaun Bridge. Aprly 70
nig'-if u Marks street.
lTOR PENNsGK0YE DAILg.
THE STEAMER "PALIs NpE." xgNa
eur. B0gbES, slSs.ets5-,tsslls -
Is now running Daily tsuniay execpted) between
Wilmington and fennsgrove
Making close connection. at Pennsgroye, with boats
FOR Salem, and Delaware City
The FALlaADE Will leave Fourth street Wharf,
Wilmington, at -. NJ, O. and & p. NJ.
Aud Pernsgrovc at L, and 10 y. IL, and $50 +. NJ
FAhE, elmer way .......................4O Gents.
EAClk JON TlCANf ..................H0 Cents
Children to II years, half fare under years no
charge.
The Grove al pennsgrove s a. :, alsant-
est on the Delaware River :. SIS Lrouuet
Grounds &e., free of charge, anu l4~d order gn r
anteed by the proprietor, Col. Frencn.
e@~Phe PALlSADH is the best and largest boat
that has ever run on this rou C. She Is in every
particular safe and sea-wOrthy, and VIII rs com
fOrtably 400 persons.
hurches or schools Wishing to charter for mode
rate sized par les can make arrangements with the
Captain or with E. B, TAGGANr, IO4 n, Delaware
Avenue, Philadelphia.
Il. b. TAGGART.
sepl2,eod,to,octl IVA NJ Del. Ave, Phila.
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Ehe RlippGssroIlIe.

IT'S PASSAGE THROUGH WILMINGTON, THIS MORN
ING.
This morning, between and 8 O'Clock, Bar
NUNS Hippodromo passed through this city Oh
route for Baltimore. The immense show was
packed in two trains, aggregating sixty cars.
cattle cars, chained to the floor. The elephant,
an immense black one, was snugly encased in a
large box car, made specially for the purpose
and the camel and gilaifes were packed in two
large hav cars.
& Attached to the last frain were threo passen-
ger cars. containing the attaches of the circus
All the eeats and other loose matter connected
with the hippodrome were sold at auction in
Philadelphia, this morning. at 10 o'clock.
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Nnw TRIBE OF RED MEN. A meeting will be
held in Newport, next Thursday evening, for
the purpose OF eleciing officers and organizing
Tribe of the Improved 0rderor Red Men. More
than the requisite number of charter members
have been procured, and the now Tribe prom
isea TO b5 success.
LoDaE NlstrArIoN.--Damoud Lodge No. 10.
Ii. OF r., will attend church in body tomorrow.
dressed the regalia of the Order, to hear an
appropriate sermon preached liy the Rsv. j. ID.
kiEg,
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ATTEMPTED FoRdLR AT DOVER. Garrison
Ellwood, alias Edward Hubert alias Peter lIu-
bert, a negro, was arraigned before Justice
Goodwin Oh Friday morning, on charge OF
forging an endorsement OF the name OF Henry
X. HarGadinc upon check on the NasiunaI
Bank of the Northern Liberties, in favor of Mr..
Hargadine, and committed to jail to answer.
The check was FOR 96S. 81 and was signed "lor-
dan Il Beatty" The check was presented at
the counter OF tho First National Bank in tins
place, and the forgery WAS detected in the mis-
was arrested at tho instance OF MIR. Bateman,
the Cashier, by G. Il. Hawkins constable. The
check was never in Mr.. lIargadine's possession
and it is supposed was got ont Of the post office
III some DedrdredR.
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Another case of child-stealing occurred yes
terday in Now York, James Burns, 8 years. and
Elizabeth Finnegan, 2 years old, being entieed
known man.
Advance payments to clerks of salaries not yet
earned are hereafter to be discontinued in the
Post-oifice Department. The Trcasusury De-
partment is also said to mediate similar policy.
General Custer, in his official report of the
Black Hills Expedition. recommends the imme-
diate opening of that region, for military rca-
SONS.
Hon. II. b. Strait has been renominated for
Congress by the Republicans of the Second Min
nesota District.
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INVESTIGATION OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES N THE
HOURS or LABOR.
READING, Sop. IL.
The charges OF cruel treatment to the children
at the Womelsdorf Orphan Home are to be in
vestigated by tho Trustees The Superintendent
admits that boy WAS punished by cutting the
ends of his fingers with knife
The employees Of the Reading Railroad here
and along the line of the road will next week be
put on half time, working two weeks out of the
month at eight hours per day, on account of the
general stagnation of trade.
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Hsnrihunl7s Balloon.

II BuRsTs AND FAILS AT WOODBURY., Il. }.
WOODBURY., Sept. l2
Balnum's talloon came down here to-day i'll
an uncomfortable rapidly manner 1t is said to
have bmsted. None of the occupants were in
inred
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HANGING TO a TREE IN TIE MoUNI4ne.
PorTsyILLE, Sept. II
Francis Herber, a merchant of Pine Grove,
who has been missing since the 4th inst was
found in the mountains hanging to a tree, this
His face was much dlsfgured. 1t ia
supposed financial difficulties led to his suicide.
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Oct AaAIS.--Lewis H. Foull, who, some timo
40, was 80 seriously injured by falling and
ffaetuling his knsp cap, has 30 far recovered as
IN walk around btsAhe mid OF a crutch.
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i, go, ASneultural Department report OF tho cot
tie NJ N.Y. ior september shows heavy decline in
yyngllia yr,i where it about holds It's own. The
.anso e,"'a crop ls q very small one, however. Tho
iense @ ilas mainly been the drought and the in
Per Sa' and the average decline is at least %
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anatior.o1rE rorE Packers and Provision Dealers held
,lny l''''ai convention at Louisville on Thurs
lenpial ielehs Gs OF the Executive Board of the Con
OIlo anS commissioners aud auxiliary boards OF
tembar 1 y, INDIANA will be held at Cincinnati, Sep
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CELEBRATION OF THE RATTLE OF NORTH POINT.
BALTIMORE, Sep, 12,
The Old Defenders celebrated the aixtieth
anniversary of the battle of North Point to-day
marching around the battle ground.
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rHE LONDON GRAIN MARKET.

THE LONDON GRAIN MARKET.
LONDON, Sept. ii.
Floating caigoes of wheat firm do corn I'd
higher. Cargoes of wheat on passage for ship
ment steady ; do corn I'D to 1s higher. Wheat Ut
Mark Lane firm do corn firm. Good cargoes of
California wheat per 500 lbs less "a per cent
commission at eos. American mixed corn, per
480 lbs 35s American mixed corn at London
for prompt shipment at 34s6d@35s. Fair
average quality Califorl ia wheat on passage,
do, at 47949s do spring wheat for prompt
Shipment at 44sGi4s I'D do for shipment dur
ing the present month and following ono at
i2s Gd@43s. California white wheat (range of
club) at los 10l@1ls 4d por GENITAL do(ange of
average), los Gd@10s Cd. Red Amer can spring
orange of No. to No. y at 9s@9s Cd.
QUOTATIONS AT THE BRANDYwINE MILLS FOR FLOUR
AND aEAIN-ooRRECTED DAILY.
Family Flour. r....................s O0D 300
Extra Flour Observation-Disclosures. 6.2j a $50
S1perfne Flour. -.......... $3.50 600
Wheat, Observation-Disclosures. 1.25
Corn. .............-........ 95c
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WogE ON THE NEW CATHOLIC CHuRcH.-Wurli
l- rapidly progressing upon the new Catholic
,hurc at Tenth and Madison streets. The brick
walls will be up high enough for laying the sec
md floor loats on Monday evening should the
Weather prove favorable. The bii k walls are
q inches in thickness, and S)),001 bricks will
DO reanrad in tho construction Of the iuilling.
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Preaching i'll Grace church tomorrow morning
and evening by the pastor. Mr.. Smith will preach
in the morning to parents aud Sunday School
workers In the evening to young men on ''The
Road to Manhood All are invited.
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n. Il. ACCIDENT liz CoATEsyuLE.-O 4hnrs-
,sy afternoon Harry Bunting was run over IN
'oaiesyille hy a ear on the Wilmington and
Gcading II. Il. lie was internally miuied, his
nead ant and one leg broken.
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SAlg OF SEIZED Goops.,- Colloetor Nolen al
,eltiaes sale of 4s0 cigars and 1l00 cigaretts.
to take place at the Custom House in this city
ats +. Nj, on tho 25th. The goods were seized
for violation or the Customs laws.
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Delaware Ciey Items.

Arrivals at the Delaware City Hotel Sept. II
G. \. Clark, D. Clark, city Capt shriver, Chel-
iber. Chas. Cheiber, Jr, Frank Oliver, W. Ford
A. Fl. Woodford, p. Croft. DR.. John Moore
Capt. Fraley Phiia. ; G.. Campbell. VIM Berry,
G. w Howard, Baltimore NJ. b. Whitney, Now
York J. d. Thatcher North Carolina S. J.
Booth, D. G.. Richard Weston, Henry Acton
Salem: G. w. Howard, Washington.
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An engine house at ossville, n j., Oh the
Eric Railroad, was burned Thursday night, with
one locomotive, involving a loss of $780,
000
Two Italians, recently from New York. have
been arrested at Quebec. for deooyng away
child for the purpose of blackmaihng his father.
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THE STRIKE Ar BOLTON BEGUN.
LONDON, Sept. IL,
Tho threatened strike OF the cotton weavera
al Bolton hag commenced
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PHILADELPHIA. Sept. II.
Flour dull penna. Indiana and Ohio extra
family, IS. 75GG.25 Wheat dull red. 81 12@l
113 amber, SL25@1.3O; white Sl.3O@l. 40
Rye steady at 93@96c. Corn in good demand 1;
yellow, 9T@98c Western mixei. o6@9Tc Oats
steady white Csc mixed, SIC. Mess pork
quiet at $2i. Whiskey held at S1.07
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Daifp Commercial.
COMMERCIAL PRINTING COMPANY.
Howard M. Jenkins, Wilmer Atkinson,
Francis G. Ferris.
~ For TERMS, etc., see Second Page
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

MpaouNa.--James Conner, who attempted
.iieice Mt his fathers residence, yesterday Is inn
proving and it is hoped will be thoroughly well
n, a short time
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Wild ANIMAL EXCITEMENT II CHESTER CeuS-
fY.-The latest news from Parkesburg represent
the people OF that town in great excitement in
neighborlood. 1t has been seen by several per-
sons. and is represented to bo about tho size
of large dog, is striped, and is supposed to be
panther or tiger, aud makes very strange and
hideous noise; and from information we have
the animal is not ferocons, the people are. a
doctor was so alarmed at tlle sight of the animal
that lie was unable to lire his pistol, and by
some means his horse left Linn and he climbed
tree for safety. Another porson's horse was
EanLnsriMe Lllinl
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9Marrlanes.

TRurrf-sAlIrh VII Thursday. september 10th,
al the residence of tha bride, by Rev. Il. sinbbs,
DaVll & lrght to Mary /. Smith, both OF this city.
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To MARINERS. Notice is given that the repairs
TO the Eve Fathom Bank Light Vessel having
been completed, she Will resume her station on
or about the 18th inst, and the Relief Light
Vessel will be Withdrawn.
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entertainments.

nELAWARB HORTICULTURAL EX-
H. BITIDN.
For the benefit of
HOME FOR FbIENDLE5S AND ESTITUTE
CHiLDR n.
C0NTRIBi Tl,iNs SOlICITEp.
tt IN sTITUTE HALL, september 10th, 18th 18Th,
and 10th.
HENRY GATNALL WILLIAM CANBY,
secietary seps-eodsf President.
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WAtItiJl NUIIl. To
An official dispatch announces avictory over
the Carlista by Gen. Pavia. Eight thousand
troops will leave for Cuba during September and
October