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Smyrna times., 1875-07-07
MARYLAND ITEMS,

N''[(r" Drah.-Ezckicl +. NJ Forman
Esq, Il Justice Of the Peace for Contrcyill.
District, died suddenly at his residence al
Centreville Landing on Sunday night week
after two hours illness.
Denton is i'll a bad plight. Says the
t'don Of that town: We have not found
money so scarce in this community fol
thlrty-fivc years past us it is now. There is
not enough in circulation here to purchase
cigars and tobacco if used literally.
NpcHng " Bee" anil FcStiraL.-A Spellin.
Bee and Festival is to be held at Masscys
tomorrow (Thursday) evening. Picked
spoilers from some four or five towns will
contend for the victory. The Odessa Glce
Club and am Orchestra will enliven the per.
formancc.
Capt John I. Jones' house. near Elkton.
was struck by the lightning on Tuesday
wook. Mrs. Joncs and her son and daughter.
Ida, young lady, were standing together
at the time, and Miss Ida was instantly
killed. Mrs. Jones received a sever shock
but soon recovered. Malvern. the son. was
not injured.
Andy johnson and ModOc, both Kent
horses, as many are aware, trottcd at
Salem, N. j., on the 23d ult. Andy took
the first money, in his race, in 2.3SJ ::
Modoc, i'll another entry, took the second
money, in 2.37. The hors es are owned.
respectively, 10y Mr.. George Jones and Mr..
Noble E. Pennington.
Remarkable P,cse,rat;on.-In cleaning ont
well in ChestertOwn, few days since, n
small bucket containing about two pounds
OF butter, was brought to light. 1t had
been lost in the well some twelve months
ago, and the bucket was somewhat the
worse for wear" but the butter looked
quite fresh, and those who tasted it say il
was perfectly edible.
A lot Of young men around Preston
Caroline county, concluded to Scrcnade n
wedding party last week, and thought they
could make it a greater success if tl,ey
were drunk. The distance between where
the whisky was and the weddingcrs was
about two miles. They all got so drunk as
to he unable to make it and the serenande
was given about mile from the house
the best they could do under the circum.
stances.
Bo'iy Rccosncd.-The remains of little
Maud Warren, daughter Of Mr.. William II.
Warren, mentioned in these columns last
week as having been drowned in Chester
river, were found on Wednesday afternoon
last by two fishermen, after it had been los,
eight days and become the food of vulturo.
on the marsh bank. One of the bands
which was in a tolerably good state Of
Smyrna times., 1875-07-07

SOLUTION OF THE QUESTION OF THE l7TH
INST-lf r-the diameter of the sphere,
then will 5236r'-314I6r and 5236r-3l416
and ~-?si,asass-6, the diameter of the sphere.
Now l6-l-S1=97 and 97=9.84SS57S=the
slant side of the cone. By similar trian-
giles, as 9S4SS57S: I. 7.3S6643I25=the
distance of the centre of the sphere from
the apex of the cone. And 81. .386643I25
=l.6l3356S75-the distance of the centre
OF the globe from tho base of the cone.
And ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Int.
OF the segment of the sphere immersed
Then 2l.2S3H S.7733H .5236=97. 1877 cubic
inches, which is the answer. R.R
Smyrna times., 1875-07-07

Peach Baskets marked neatly. chranly
ana "Npedltiou,ly 10y Hardy a. Wilkinson
! PAINTERS, commerce street, SMYRNA. Del.
For the best gooSebcrry crate. 90 70 the
Worden Basket Factory.
Ifyon wish to expcnd money for Carrio.
ges or Carriage work, 90 to VIM. r. Caloon
@ Son, Dover, and get the worth of il.
More fresh Shoes and CATERS Of yarious
styles Will be in this week Open for cxami.
nation. johnson Bros.
The largest and most fashionable line Of
Clothing ever brought to Smylna, At \. +.
hahn New Clothing Store. and are, a,,oiur
10 sell lower than anybody clxe-priccs no
object. ''0
kindling wood delivered for one dollar
per load CASH, to amy part OF the town
Order at Worien Basket Factory ON tba
hill. va ''''
tirSt-c lass Theshcrs. , lever Mix Powers.
price reduced 500, all complete. Wood.
self-rake ReaperS, SEQ Wo,1,. Iron,
Mower, $l0O--the best in the market
Repairs for McCormicks Reaprr,. Geo. :
Gricr, Milford, Del
John f. Phillips & Co. have a nice line
OF Hats and Caps which are of the latest
styles and are offered at prices that will
suit the pockets of all
The stock of Summer Ready Made Cloth.
ing that John +. Phillips a Go. now Lnya
on hand is without doubt the LARGEST an Ma
Peninsula out side of the city of Whining.
ton' and for beauty and stvle cannot he
surpassed 10y amy house in the State. and
the prices at which they are selling tLem
are astonishingly low. An inyitation !,
extended to all to call in and see thrm
Just received fresh suprly of fine. Latest
style Hats from celebrated Philodclnbi,
manufacturer at still lower prices. can nI
Johnson Bros. "'
=, ANA stlll we are not happy. The proof of
the puddlngis i'll the tasting as to who hostbn
best styles and sells the cheapest Hats. Il
rsier to the buyers and wearcrs of Hats in
THIS community. ! handle STYLES Others do
not touch until they have become common
ny ak months Wear in the city. C,II and
inspect. s. L. Kahn'$ Clothing IIomsc
Commerce ST.
10 You want nice Straw Hat? If Won
Go look at the nice stock of John F
Phillips x Co. They have a nice lima AMI
thinE they can suit the taste of the most
fastidiOus. WV ''''N'
Smyrna times., 1875-07-07

preservation, was amputated for the pur.
pose OF preservation. Miss Susie Bowen,
whose nervous system was so fearfully
shocked in consequence of the accident. is
improving, and the Indications are favorable
to her complete recovery.
L""d Salrs.-rhc following sales took
place at Easton last week: Mr.. j. p.
browns farm, on Trips Creek, Oxford
Neck, l50 acres, to Mrs. Retallack. of
Brooklyn, n. y, for $500. The James
Is. Stead farm, situate at Stevens mill
Chapel district, to Henry p. Hopkins, ESD.
l'34 acres, at $50 per acre. DR.. Jas. Seth.
through the Mancha Agency, has sold his
farm on the Bay Shore to c. II. Waterman.
OF Niagara county, n. Y, for $500. The
1afn contains ninety acres, on which there
Is Il new and commodious building. Rev.
Thos. i. Bell has sold his farm near St.
Mlchaels to Capt. James b. Watkins. for
@,OOO The farm contains about 10 acres.
has good buildings, and is clgibly located
on salt water.
The severe lightning during the storm Of
Tuesday week, the residence of Walter II
Thompson, in E4ston, was struck and
considerably damaged. Mrs. THOMPSON
was shocked. In Miss Emma Thompson's
room the window curtain was consumed.
and tlc glass and the plastering. and ets
fixtures scattered over the floor. Sinoul,u.
to say Mr.. Thompson did not discover
that hlh house was struck for am hour after
the storm. At or about the same time
the new house Of Mr.. William h. Townsend
on railroad avenue, was struck and damarcd
to the amount of $50. The shock Knocked
down the little daughter of Mr.. John
Caldwell, living across the street. nearly,
opposite. A negro man named Sam Blake.
who was crossing the railroad BRIDE. ~
Peach Blossom branch was struck. EnoclcJ
OFT the bridge, and got his leg broke. lie
iald III eight inches Of water all night and
was found the next morning and taken to
the Almshousc for medical treatment So
says the EA>ton .N,a..
Smyrna times., 1875-07-07
STATE AND LOCALS.

Mr. James Kirkley has been appointed
postmaster at Leipsic.
A tub race is to come off at the ,.,,d.
this town, this evening.
The State Board of Education meet.
tomorrow, in Wilmington.
The Presbyterian Sunday School of this
town Is to picnic at Fraland tomorrow.
The young men of Milton, Sussex CO..
lEx-Gov. Ponder's home) are organizing a
brass band.
The steamer Ariet will commence making
daily trips to Collins's and Bombay Hook
next Saturday.
Dry lime busted over the leaves of the
trees is said to be an infallible remedy for
the pests on pear trees.
examinations of school teachers will be
heid IN district school No. 5, this town.
every Saturday, by Supt. Groves.
The personal property of the late J.
howard Peterson will be sold by Col. G. II.
Raymond, admir-, next Saturday morning.
The Sunday Schools of Millinpton and
oudlersville propose to make an excursion
TO bombay Hook next Wednesday or Fri
day.
An excursion to Cape May by the Kent
county X. r., via Bombay Hook road and
90 r.
s'eamer from Spruance's Wharf, is ON the
senator Bayard attended the alumni
mee'lng OF the University of Virginia, (hi'
anna mater last week. He made a short
speech.
Smyrna times., 1875-07-07
For the Smund Times.
Dover Items.

DOVER, July I, 1875.
The 99th Anniversary of American indie
pendence was celebrated here on Saturday
During the whole morning people from tho
country and neighboring towns continued
to come i'll and 10y the afternoon we had
quite large crowd. The first public exer.
cises of the day commenced in the mornino
at 10 o'clock, OH the Green. The Dover
Cornet Band was in attendance and Prof
Sweeney had the children well trained and
Their singing was excellent. Henry w
Cannon presided. Geo. V. Massey, Esq, in
distinct voice read the Declaration of h,-
dependence, and was followed in am
eloquent and able address by Elias S. Reed
Esq, which was received with great an.
plause. In the afternoon, at . o'clock a
masked parade, 200 or more horsem.n.
headed 10y the Cernct Band formed at
Division street and paraded all the streets
IN town. They made IL fine and imposing .
appearance. In the evening near the
Academy the finest display of fireworks
ever III Dover took place. lasting about two
hours, which closed the exercises of the
day.
The Dover Base Ball Club and the Maple
Leaf of Wilmington started to plav \
match gam" on Monday but were stoppcd
alter finishing the second inning by the
ram. The game stood at the close G to .
in favor of the Maple Leaf
Dover was again thrown into another
excitement on Monday evening about sun
down by fight, not II cowhiding affair, but
regular fist fight. The parties were Col.
VIM. {. Fountain, proprietor of the Capital
Hotel and William d. Fowler, Esq, Pro
thonotary of Kent County, also President
of the Dover Base Ball Club The difficulty
arose, it seems, in regard to the members
OF the Maple Leaf Base Ball Club. Mr..
Fountain had made arrangements and
expected the members of the club to re-
main over all night with him and because
they left on the 6 o'clock train he accused
Fowler, the President of the Dover CIub
with having sold the club out. After con.
words about the matter it resulted
IN blows, Fountain striking the first lick.
The fight then commenced in earnest but
they were soon parted but not until each
were left with bruised face or black eve.
1t IS generally thought that if they had
been left alone Fowler would have come
out best man, although much smaller than
Fountain. He has always been known as a
very active man. G.
Smyrna times., 1875-07-07
For the Smyrna Times.

For the Smyrna Times
Mr.. EDITOR Il wish to propose two ques
ton, for the consideration of those interested
IN the maintenance of good mark ct for
peaches.
Could there he anything done, more cal
cuIated to ensure low prices to peach
growers, than to make great unnecessary
ado about the magnitude of the crop. and
as to what shall be done with it +; such pro.
cedure having tendency to cause peach
growers to h'ok for low prices, and to convey
to commission men the impression that lo,c
prices ,oW be expected?
Inasmuch as this appears to bo mainly
what they effect, is not that part of the
Fruit Growers Association who exhibit a
greater readiness to talk than to prudently
consider, as well as certain other private
persons in the State, who send unreliable
specifications to New Workers and New
York papers, as to the immensity Of the
crop, to be considered in the light of a pub.
lie nuisance? /
Smyrna times., 1875-07-07

TW" "'nin'nt I.wyr.>" OF Chic:.so L.v,
given opinions that ''>,ol.e.>'' have right
I" sell tickets. such tickets teng l.giti,
h'atr subject Of traffic; tl.,t by denying the
privil's" of selling them q larsc class Of
rror!" ar" deprived of the pursuit Of law
fnl business, and, therefore, constitutional
right; that, finally, the sorallc,l ..>calp,r.'
bill was not properly passed by tho Legi<,
latur" OF Illinois, and consequently never
became a law.
Smyrna times., 1875-07-07

THE TIMES is published every Wednesday after
noon by JOSEPH II. HOFFECKER, Editor and Proprie-
tor, at Smyrna Delaware.
TERMS -SUBscRIPTION-On year 300 i'll advance or
$50 if not paid till the end of the year. No paper
discontinued until all arrears are paid-Only at the
option of the Publisher.
ADVERTISEMENTS will be inserted at the rate of
Seven Cents line for the first insertion; subsequent
insertions Three-and a-halfcentS Alibera discount
made to quarterly semi-annual and yearly adverti-
SerS
Smyrna times., 1875-07-07

We do not known that the Cecil Demo
crat is the proper one to decide what is or
is not our business. At all events its deci-
sion does not effect what we said about
Gov. Groome. We are perfectly content to
let it grind its ak, and shall not envy it in
its ferlorn hope.
Smyrna times., 1875-07-07

The old man who died in the town hall
last week proves to have been Asa Manlove.
OF Sussex county, Del. He left the aims.
house few days previously, to visit some
friends in the neighborhood of Milton. and
started on the Monday following to visit
his son, living few miles below Smyrna.
Alter leaving Clayton he was overcome bv
the heat, as formerly stated. There is not
the slightest doubt of his identity.
Last Saturday afternoon Mr.. j. f. Wor-
den, of the Worden Basket Factory. this
town, gave his hands, nearly hundred
and fifty in number, treat in ice cream,
lemonade, cake, cigars, &c. Most of the
members of the Liberty brass band, (col.) J
work for Mr.. W., and they enlivencd the
feast with music. Twenty gallons of cream
were consumed. Messrs. Evans & Co., of
the Clayton factory, also gave a treat Of
cream to their fOrce--about sixty hands.
Last Thursday the Centennial Commits
sioners, appointed at the last session
OF the Legislature, visited Fairmount
Park, to inspect the progress of the build
ings, &c. There were present Hon. Jos. p.
Comegys, l.. F. Riddle, Paynter Frame,
Allen V. Lesley and John w. Causcy.
They We're escorted by the President of the
Board of Finance, John Welsh, Esq, and
the Secretary of the Centennial Commits.
sion, Prof. Campbell, and Governor John p.
Cochran, and Congressman James Williams
were with the party.
Smyrna times., 1875-07-07

One day last week little SON og NJ.
VIM. E. Morris, residing near Wye Mills
Queen Annes CO., Nd, had his fingers lov;no :
on alog, when hislittlc sister in sport tool -,
an axe and told him to look out The ~
being too heavy for her she was Obliged h
let it down, and it came with force on the
little boys fingers, severing three of them
from his hand.
Smyrna times., 1875-07-07

'Hm(i" Dr"h. .-Ezckicl r. NJ. Forman.
Esq, Justice Of the Peace for Centrcyille
District, died suddenly at his residence at
Centreville Landing on Sunday night week
after two hours illness.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-27
T.. f. Kunxers Butter Wine of Iron.

This truly valuable onlc has been 50 thoroug ~
tested by oil classics Of iIcc immunity that il Is now
deemed Indispensable as 4 ronic medicine. II costs
but little, purll"s tie plO0d aud gives tone to e
stomach, rerovates the system and prulJugs life
Everybody should have it.
Fur the cure . WuhS >tpna h, General Debility
Indigestion, Diseases Of the Stomach and Tor ali
cases requiring t0tiC.
This wine includes the most agrcsale and eillci-
tnt -ait OF Iron We possesa - Citrate OF Magn tic
OH1e cOilhnel with the most energetic OF VI geta-
BE tonc-le elluw Peruvian Bark.
Do you wan something 10 strengthen y0ue
Do you want "A % vi appetite?
Do want 10 yet ti1 OF ucrvoulntsS?
D. you want energy ?
Do YOU want tn sleep wei:
DO 'Ol want To built up your constiui oaG
Do you wan to tesl Will?
Do you want brisk AMI grTnus feeling.
II yOl do trg kuIkels Bitter MlIr uf iruu
] oaly AK triii Of tAis valuable tome.
Beware ~ c uWerttlts, as huuhels Il ttrr Hine
OF Iron s the ullf suge and tlIectuAl remedy III the
known wor'l for The perm iueni cure of sysptps a.
and Debtilty, III S5 there IRE a nImher ot Iutta-
lions offered 10 The pubic wmll caution the conf
munity u purrha-c none hnt the genuine aricl.,
manniactured by X. =. knnkel, ami having ms
stamp on tile jrk Of every huii Z. HE very fact
mat others are attempting to nnitste this valuable
rem dy, proves It's worth aud sieakS yoiincs IN t's
Sold by all Dr lgg!s ana dealers ev rywnrt.
259 TAPE WORM REMOVED ALIVE %,
Head aud all comp te In Two hours No fee TIL
mead passes. seat. Pin and stomach orins re-
moved by DR., kGnkel, 259 Nor,h Hnih ST., PhllAda
send Tor circular or as, Your trngSlsi Tor bottle
OF hnnkeIs Worm syrup It never ais
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-27
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
RxiIroAd n GUrs.
rxAn,s LxAyY WILMINGTON


FOr ssso York-l.si, A M, l2.1T, l2.42, o.sz, r M
sundays, 1s1, A. NJ.
For Phaadslp1sa-1.sl, SO. sle, $50. 1850. a
l9f, A. M. 400, 8. 80, $50, P. N.
For Balsrlore.-12b9 2O8 l0.V2, A NJ; i.2s
$50, 7.l0, P. M sundays, 1872, 2.ns, A. NJ.
FOR Wasat,gton.-12.52, 90s, A. NJ. 1885, l.23
$50, III, 4. M. sundays, 1881, 2.05, A. N.
For relcsoare r. R-5.0O, 1o.l0, A. N. go. p
N. No sunday trains.
For Neac Cnsae.-b.00. 1910, A NJ. 1875, $40, p. N
No Sunday trains.
For WILMINGTON and Reading n. R.-c.a5, $50; A
M, 5.lb, P. NJ. No Sunday train.
fur Wilmington d WesteTn K. n-io8 80 a NJ; 5.8h
P. NJ. No Sunday trains
TRAINS AREIyB AT WILMINGTON
From Esv Yert.-l,s3, 4. ". l2.o4, lis, 100, p
M. sundays, l.53, A. N,
From Philadelphia 1872 l.b9, s.b6, A. NJ; 1900
NJ l94. LIS. as, alb, S.33, yos, sis, ll.00
sundays, IL 4q. l.5a, 1905, A. "; (; ll.Oo, p. M.
From Por, Dspasit.-s.ei. A. NJ. No sunday TAIN
From baltimore. - LII, 1O.I5, A. NJ. 12OI lZaU
b.32, 9.2', P. N. sundays. l.2i, A ". $50 P. M
From Waahf,g'on. = "a. a NJ l2.G 1910, o.s2
9.2O, =. NJ. Sunday ,l.2l, A. NJ. 9xo ?, NJ.
FFom DelatSare Il. R.-l0.lb, A. M; be, $50, +
NJ. No sunday trains.
Eto,n Ne,s casts.-s.ou, lois, A. Nj; $50. d.oO
P. M No sunday trains.
From Wilmington d Rsadinq r. R-s.e2, A. M.
BIS. SO, P. M. No Sunday trains.
From Wilmington & Restesn r. R-T.oo, A. NJ.
S.lo 2. N. No Sunday trains
LKAvR PHILADELPHIA FOR WILMINGTON.
1910, $50, 1890, A. M. 1a.lb, 2e. 400, n.l5. doo
s4s: s30 li.3O, P. M. Sundays 1910, $50 A. M; ss'
11.S0P. NJ.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-27
Local IfrevItles.

sun. ise al 81.
Sunset at 6.lI
Moon Uses to-mor. ow III rning ut 1913.
Dubcl.
No cNange made In the sho trade at o 4 Orange
Sts.
Good rtady-made boots a d $40 at 9th 4 orange
sta.
The 9th x orange shoe man makes custom work
speciality.
1he canvas for the cry rirotto Is now In pro.
press.
-, ca AID see spring shlons a 9th 4 Crane, ri
I f. FenningtOn's.
ever 10 sigma ures were signed to RI mons rance
against Div.dii New Castle county.
Wtbb's hats VIII add grace aud dignity to we'll
dressed man. 10 be had dt 3U4 Market street.
Singles Sons tobaccon'sts, did not remove but
sun wait on their customers, ut go MARKET street.
The CITY Laundry nnis that its schedule Of charges
pays and II 30 I nu al the same rates at 5 E. 3l
street.
The Enterprise Manufacturing Compa employ a
large numb VI Wilmington art zins hence person
0uyrg furuture should buy OF them, AT 220 Market
street.
IIonsekeepers should get their dr ID ami canned
irultS VI u +. Fubinson II Co, 9th all brant @
streets. This firm keeps large supply OF the hest
Or IndS and sells them as cheap as the { eape4t
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-27

fv- Nervous Dcbiihy,--A depressed irritable state
of mind; a weak, nervous, eXhsustet. feeling; no
tn rgy or animation con;us' III ad weak mem
ory. The consequence Of excesses, or mental over
work. This Nervous Lsjfiity finds n sovereign cure
in Hunphr ys Homeopathic Specific. No. IS. 1t
tones up the systein oispels the mental gl ON ami
spondency, and rejuvrnaies the entire system. II
IS 'eliectly harlnl, s. am ava : efficient. Price
s. for package OF nv Xes al large 81 vial OF
powder whicn Is iinpor ant IN oil, rious cases /;
or a. per single box suld by I'll druggists or sent
by mail on receipt of price. Address Humphreys
specific Homeopathic Mel.eine Co., No. 1872 i'road-
way, n. !. ieb25, ,d3w
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-27

W-Amnican are a Nation f gspcI,ties.-W live
ias', dlssipate anu MI tally gru'es We drink all
Kinds of alcohol c spirits, snd swallow, With ut
masticat0n, poik, gea and every Kind of lifedes-
troying, system-cOggiag. lndlgestlble food. DR..
Walkers Vegetable Nlneg Filters will re move the
eYil eflec's, and the recovered patient, with pure,
vtalZcd electrical biood flowing through his yeius,
Will have a clearer he ii rnd cooler judgment,
which added to experience, Will cause hi,G to abstain
II the fu.urc 4w
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-27
"LooKi LooKi L0oRi
KELLY'S DYSPEPSIA MIXTURE OR ELIXIR
IIEE

1t viii cure Dyspep2ia, Sour Stomach and Heart,
hurn.
II will make you strong and give you new iifc.
1t Will act upon Your liver and tone up yu1r ligcs
lion.
1t Is pleasant to take and perfectly harmless.
II will do all that tonic VIII do without liluer q
stimulate. 1t is not Vine Of Iron. Try il. nl0tors
prescribe 1t. Clt-gy recommend II. Thousand.
nay been cured Win it. suffer no longer. send
For sale bv smith i Painter 4. Bringlurst y 90
e. McInal JE.. aud Druggists generally. aprl- n
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-27
Bfmnral.
NEW CROP

NEW CROP
IN OSAGE Or NGE SEED.
Early Wakefield. Early Winningsiadt, agd Barly
York cabbage seed. egg plant seed, pepper seed
Tom Thum, Little Gem, aud Extra early peas, early
Mohawk, and early yellow siz week beans, French
breakfast radish, extra early bassand beet seed,
Simpsons CURED lettuce seed, Trophy and Victoria
tomato seed, &c..&c. These are all Tor early sowing
and are fresh, genuine, and reliable. Grown by H.
Bust, Jr.
For sale at the Seed Store OF
w. ". CHANDLER,
apr1Liv 6'1 Market Street
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-27

rT- Eggs sor Hdtching.-'rhe usual price for Brown
LeghOrn eggs for Matching with poultry b eeders
is 50 per setting These eggs, wGrranted fresh are
now beiug sold Vt only 81, and the br ed pure. For
the table Brown eghlrns are go1d fowl. and for
laying qualities IA hare no equal Apply at AZ
Marke. street. Inar2i-u
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-27

ORATORS DAY
AMERICAN ACADEMY OF MUs.C.
second Annual Commencement and a. AND
PRILE CONTEST OF THE
NATIONAL SCHOOL OF ELoCuTION AND
ORAToRY,
April I'd, Day ard Ev ming
oRATlON By DIR. j. G HOLLAND
First HfhoR PRIZE, ONE HUNDRED no Lars.
"a 9 or Tickets a. Gould Fi.cher's Piano Rooms
12ln, Chestnut Street, Will begin tatIrday. March
2Tth, at 8 A. NJ. '''' ="
reserved SCAT, both Entertainments, ,....,flO 90
reserved Seat, either Entertainment. ....,...., ID
General Admission, either Entertainment 81
Ihe sprlng Term OF the Institution Will be omen
April l2tn.
mari6-1st
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-27
2artnfrship Hatifes.
nIssoLUTIoNoF Co-PARTNERsl

nlSSOLuTIONOF OF COMPREHENSIVE
The firm of Francis spple have this day dis
solved by mutual consent. w. NJ. Francis with
drawing, March 22d, 1915.
WILLIAM FRANCIS,
HENRY G. SIPPlE.
The business Will he conducted hereafter by Fenry
c. slppe, at the same place, sd and Madison
streets. mar29-tt Ii. G, SIPPLE.
NOTICE OF Co-PARTNpRSFIP.
The firm Of Garrett b others, artists and photo
graphy Arch Street. Philadelphia. was diss lived
ny muual consent, and withdrawal Of Thomas r.
Garrett, on 3lst day of January, le75
&. A. GARRETT,
THOS. Y. GARRETT.
The business OF the late firm will be continued
and conducted under The same name and style OF
Garrett Brothers, at s2S Arch Street. Philadelphia,
and under the name and style Of IN w. Care I"
I2O Market Street, Wilmington, Del.
G. A. q aRRETT
NJ ARR TT.
marl5-u W. ,RREfT.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-27

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