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futile, 1t must be meant as prelimi-
nary to the exercise Of power in one
way or the other, Otherwise il wo,,id
be fruitless and useless inquiry and
expense for the Senate to go to, When
the Senate shall anticipate that this is
the preliminary to action, and will
look at it sensibly and Justly, then
they will see that by giving assent 30
a proposition OF this kind they will
have declared that the elections in the
states, so far as membership in this
body and perhaps in the other House
is concerned, are to be judged by the
Senate of the United States upon tho
report OF one of its committees, and
that committee one of Investigation
generally into the circumstances atter-
DING a popular election throughout
the State
Mr. President, am sorry that tle
honorable Senator introduced the
resolution. 1t is so grave and dan.
generous 4 question, that I am sor-v
he did not allow more time to pass b..
fore he called it up, or that he has 13r
done Us the favor to give some iusti.-
cation for his attempted exercise q
power in this case.
The are many other views 10 be taAe-
OF 1t, which in discussion 50 hasty
and unprecedented as this | have
failed to express. The Senate have
often in its consideration of the cleo
tions and returns of members said that
they would halt upon the threshold Of
the legislative chambers OF the State.
that they would not try the title OF
members of Legislature. think 7
have even heard the honorable senate,
from Indiana say as much. 1t is uot
important whether | am mistaken as 20
his view; but such know has been the
accepted opinion OF this body, and !
am disposed to say that il has been TIE
lnvarlable action of the body to hoid
that the Legislature of State is lust
rs exclusively the judges Of the cleo
tions, qualifications, and returns c
the membership of their own bodie.
as is this Senate of its own membe-.
ship, and that we may not lawful
interfere with or uSurp their lust furC-
tons; when there has been regular.t-
upon the face of their proceedings wc
do not try the title of members Of tae
Legislature to their respective sea...
ct this resolution goes much further.
This is not only . claim of the right
try the title OF members of the Lcgis-
lature TO their seats in the Legislature.
but also that broader claim 10 de:e-
mine the question of the popular vote.
which il seems to me ought TO be -
full OF warning to those who may b.
soon IN the minority, although now Il
the majority, There is no safety &c.
any of us cXceDt in standing Inv IN.
law; there is no safety for any of Us i,
the heyday OF accidental and tempe
rary power in stepping over those
bounds which the wisdom of ou-
fathers implanted in the limitations 0.
the written charter of government they
contided to our hands and which ou.
solemn oaths should compel us to go-
spect.
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E.F. KunkeI's BitteraWine of Iron

OF the cure Of weak stomach general dc.
bAity, indigestion disease of the nervous
syst M, constipation, acidity of the stomach h,
anu all cases requiring a tonic.
Inc VINE includes the most agreeable and
einclent salt OF Iron we possess; Citrate OF
Magnetic Oxide, combined with tie most
energetic OF vegetable tonics-Yellow Peru.
yi3n Bark.
The effect in many cases OF debility. loss OF
appetite. and general prostration, OF an efici-
eht salt OF Iron, combined with our valuable
Nerve, is most happy. 1t augments the ap-
petite. raises the pulse, takes off uscular
nabbiness, removes the pailor of debility and
gives fl rid vigor to the coImtenance,
DO you want something to strengthen yCNl
DO you want good appetizer Do you want
TO build up your constitution? DO you want
10 reel well! DO you want to ret rid OF ner-
Fousnes5? Do you want energy? Do Won
want TO sleep we'll? Do you want brisk and
vigorous feelings? Ii you do, try Kunkel's
Wine of Iron.
This truly valuable tonic has been SO thor
oughly tested by all classes OF the communi.
a tonic medicine. 1t costs but little, purihes
the blood and gives tone to the stomach
renovates the system and prolongs life
now only ask trial of this valuable tonic
Price 81 per bottle + +, KUNKEL. sole
proprietor, No 255 North Ninth street, below
Vine, Philadelphia Pa.
Sold by druggists and dealers everywhere
decl l-lmdSw
No. 259. Tame Worm a5g.
entirely removed with purely vegetable
medicine, passing from tile system alive,
No fee unless the head passes. Come and re.
Ter to patients treated. Dr. f. I. Kunkel,
No. 2o9 Ninth street, Philadelphia. Ad.
vice free. Seat, Pin and stomach Worms
also removed
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from the Missouri Republican, st Lou

from the Missouri Republican, 81 Louis.
A Remarkable Professional Success.
Among the notable professional men OF
this country who have achieved extra
ordinary success is DR.. r. V. Pierce, of
Buffalo, N. Y. The prominence which
be has attained has been reached through
strictly legitimate means, and, so far,
therefore, he deserves the enviable repu-
tatlon which he enjoys. This large
measure OF success is the result of a
Iorough and careful preparation for his
Sllng, and extensive reading during
ngand unusually large practice, which
lave enabled him to gain high commen-
danon, even from his professional breth-
fn. Devoting his attention to certain
,pedaties of the science he has so care
fully Investigated, he has been rewarded
Il 1aremarkable degree. In these spc-
Galtles, he has become Il recognized lead
e. Not few of the remedies prescribed
BY him have, it is said, been adopted
md prescribed by physicians in their pri-
7ate practice. His pamphlets and larger
vWks have been received as useful con-
lbrtions to medical knowledge. He
Las recently added another, and perhaps
more important work, because of more
general application, to the list OF his
p1bhshed writings. This book, entitled
The Peoples Common Sense Medical
advlser, is designed to enter into gen
sl circulation. DIR. Pierce has received
seEnOwledgments and honors from many
sources, and especially scientific degrees
rom two Of the first medical institutions
. the land.
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STRAY W4fES.

40 Keep your feet warm buy boots and
noes from Alexander, 102 Market street.
large stock Of boots and shoes selling
Street.
GaI and see the great bargains in boots
rteet.
Il sS1ldrens' shoes, IN all styles, and at
e sss lowest prices, at Donahoe's 307 Mar
=, nnspeaks for itself; is what lady said
i i, W. Bulls Cough Syrup the other day,
nd1 single hottie cured my child Of a
IOst dreadful cough.
mol. me largest. finest and cheapest assort-
en-. uI OF furniture in the State at the En-
on SGprlseM pa ManufacturingC company stores,
~ and I'D Market street.
ran rancy Papers for Childrens' Christ
S~ s houses, Cornucopias, &c, Pictures,
anai Heads, Lace, Borders, &c. &c.
daN a large stock Of Wall Papers, Win
an NV Shades, and good workmen always
hand at 223 Market street, below
ui dasl Don't forget the place,
Heoa-u. ]. Z. HoIr.
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FIRST EDITION
The Centennial Fisit0rs.
...es OF THE EXCURSION TRAINS
a,uH as,aoreH wILMINGToN-ARRIvAL
'xp RECEPTION IN PHlLADEL-
PHIA

salGE OF Thb hNSOheAoS' AhhiNS
a%1uoreH wILMINGToN-ARRIvAL
,Xp RECEPTION IN PHlLADEL-
PHIA.
ri. Centennial excursion trains,
ling iI the President, number of
Mt'sr,essmen MS and other distinguished
GMgisSS;neton visitors, arrived in this
~ lat evening, between z and 7:20
s,1.Iock The first traip of six passen-
y. o. CARS. containing number of Rep
S.,utstives and newspaper correspon-
Is ,as,s arrived at 7 o'clock, and made
u't a,orpsge of nearly ten minutes for
si,sb s.ii,..sbments. When it left the second
.;r drew up to the depot. This train
lS, l.Sm,nrised three Pullman palace cars,
'Uif "a the special car of Col. Thomas
suo s.ot The latter car was occupied by
.sO NO president and his immediate
y. lends while the Senators, Supreme
i'oS Honrt Judges and number of ladies
o.'V"unied the Others. During the stay
% !; ,he train at the depot the President
...msined in his car, and though the
..ovd eagerly rushed around to catch
glimpse of him, no calls were made
~ ~ his appearance. No cheers were
wen or other denominations made as
he train moved away.
The visitors were met in Whining
,on nv committees from PHILADELPHIA
who escorted them the balance of the
Quincy
Philadelphia, carriages were provided
ardthe guests were taken to the Con-
mental, Colorado and Girard House,
where they are quartered during their
say. The President and party and a
lew other of the excursionists were
the guests of private families and left
the main party at the depot. AS the
carriages drove down Chestnut street,
% the hotels the scene was bright
nd animated one, the windows of
resry every private residence and
lace of business were brilliantly
t,hted up, and crowded with ladies
md gentlemen.
Atl0o'clock last evening the visit.
rg newspaper correspondents were
entertained at a handsome supper
rven by the Press Club and other
Philadelphia journalists at Laubcr's
HOtel. About fifty persons sat down
to the tables.
The programme for to day will be
lneinspectioc OF theCentennial ground
s1d buildings, and grand banquet in
Horticultural Hall Most of the visitors
willreturn to Washington this evening
GA special train which leaves Phila-
delphis at 8 o'clock.
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THE CHURCHES TO- MORROW.

reaching tomorrow at West Presby-
eran church at 10a u. m, and a p. M,
oyh pastor Rev. J. III. =. Otis. Sub
lects' For morning, Thomas and other
sgoubtng and respondent Christians !"
10Y evening, Darkness and death, light
and hie." All are invited.
Preaching in the First Presbyterian
Il'rch Tomorrow. by the pastor. Rev. +.
e,DuVal. Morning service at l0a o'ePk.
Nolect, "Thy will be done on earth as it
heaven" being the fourth sermon
q The series on the Lords Prayer. Even
avservice at Z! o'clock. Subject, "Who-
70 keepeth his mouth and his tongue
lXl-23.
services tomorrow as uaual il the
INST Baptist church. Sunday School
&'ylce with sermon by the pastor and
inssg by the school, ut 1880 Il. IN.
.eaeMhing at 7:30 p. m, by the pastor,
tv. 1. NJ. Eastwood. All are cordially
SsaHnited: Sunday School meets at 9 a. IN.
TS1ool SlSol for colored people meets in the
Al on 18th street between Market and
v'anse at 2 p. IN. A cordial invitation
offended.
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Fine Nail Scissors

Fine Nail Scissors
Curved and straight, San Brushes, Hand
Brushes. Nail files, SaIl Polishers, etc, for
sale by +. BR1SGHURST & Co,
Corner Sixth and Market streets.
or the Bath.
s7Bath Brushes, Bath Toweis, Bath sponges
and Bath Soaps in extensive variety. Also
Flesh Gloves, Straps, Brushes, etc, of morse
hair. Dry Friction Gloves, and many other
articles OF the same classi
l.. BRlSGHURSl 4 Co,
Corner >nth and Market stree
Prime Vanilla Bean,
sold Wholesale and retail by
+. BRINGHURST q Co.,
Corner Sixth and Market street
ECOucentrated Favoring Extracts
OF Vanilla, Lemon, orange, Rose Bitter Al
mond. Ginger, Mace, Celery, etc !, ETC., made
and sold wholesale and retail by
L. BRISGHURSr & Co,
Corner Sixth anh Marker streets
T0ilet Mirrors.
A fall assortment OF all sizes, including
double magnlfying, &c
T.. BRINGHURST d co,
Corner of Sixth and Market street.
Hrodt~'s miraculous cure for COrns
An English remeoy OF great popularity, for
removing eorns without pain.
L. BRISGHURST & CO.,
Apothecaries,
Corner Sixth and Market strel
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SECOND EDITION
Il Persistent Fraud.
4 Confidence Woman on her Mamma
Extensive Operations.


inquiry was made a. the Chester de-
pot yesterday morning, by Mrs. NJ. 4.
borlen, for woman who ha, been ac-
ctsed OF swindling. Mrs. b. stated that
young woman recently applied at her
house for board, saying that she was a
weaver and had obtained work in n mill,
The woman was accommodated. but YES.
terday. morning she left her boarding
house, taking with her some of Mr.
Borlens s clothes---borrowed them,
The above item, taken from Checter
paper, doubtless refers to the confidence
female who recently victimized Mr.. Me.
llvaine, shoemaker of Brakes Lane.
near this city. And yet there is sill an.
other, and a frcsher crime rccordrd
Last night she went to the residence
OF Mrs. Watt, over Eleventh street
bridge. and by telling her stereotyped
story OF trying to get work in the mill,
she obtained a nights lodging. This
morning she was gone, aud Mrs. Matt
was minus between $50 and $40.
Inc woman wore black and white
PLAID shawl and blue veil. Her descrip.
ton has been left at the police station
and the officers are on the lookout for
her. ioi
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WHOSE HOTEL is IT?-Anexchanre
says; Several Methodist laymen of
wilmington, Del, are engaged in
holding religious services in a hotel
every Sabbath afternoon, and are al.
ready awakening an interest in the
hlnus OF the people in the country
'hereaoouts on the subject of religion. :"
The writer of the above evidently
got out OF his latitude, as no Sunday
services are held in any of our h oteis
ny our CITY ministers. Probably how.
ever, the Sunday afternoon temper
ance meetings at the City Hall, are
what the paragraph really Intended.
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ActiOn OF the Detatrarc 1Yfv ya.
tondt Hank or the De0fb of
george HdrreU. F'rPsiTeuf

george ndrsreU. President.
WHEREAS, George Maxwell. late pree;.
dent OF this Bank, departed .his l,fe on
inc morning of the 1lth inst. after a
snort illness, aged 85 years, 8 months
ana 30 days; and after a coxtinuous ofI; :
Cial service of more than twenty.
nve years, being elected the first Prosi.
ueni' under its organization as a State
pank, on the first Tuesday of April, 194g:
ana whereas, in the discharge of his long
ana varied duties as its chief officer. be
mas SO well guarded all its interests. and
az tne same time has rendered so pleas.
ant the duties OF each, and every other
member of the board, be il ther. fore
Resol,ed. 1st, That while we how to
TINS dlspensation of Providence, and e1-
tend our sympathies to his bereayed
1amily, we are grateful that his life ana
usefulness were SO long continued, and
that ms closing years were so calm. so
peaceful and so full of hope.
Resotred, I'd, That we bear our earnest
testimony to his great interest in, and
ms ever watchful care over, the trust
here reposed in his hands, and to his
peculiar qualification, in his varied
business experience, his soundness of
Judgment, his strict integrity of Charac-
ter, and in his enlarged liberality, which
made the Bank not only safe invest
ment to its owners, but also the friend
and promoter of every legitimate bust
ness interest of this community.
Resotred, Sd, That though with IL char
after the most positive and independ-
ent, and dealing with secular interests of
vital Importance to very many, he has
In all these years, so infused his own
spirit into all the meetings of this board
that not single interruption can be re-
membered or named, to the greatest
harmony and mutual good will in all our
deliberations.
RcscIred, That the foregoing pream bic
and resolutions be entered upon the
minutes of this meeting, and "a copy of
the same be placed by the Cashier. in
the hands of the family OF the deceased. =.
By order of the Board.
+. MCINTYRE, Cashier.
Delaware City Nation'l Bank
December l3, 1915.
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The Reason WhN.

one o! the reasons why the "Diamo- .
Spectacles" and eye glasses have attaine
such high endorsement from all who haT =
used them Is that as the core or centre of IL.
lens comes directly in front OF the oye. the-
Is no glimmerlng or wavering OF sight, b.
clear and ulstinct vision. The diamond ira. a.
mark Is on every pair
For sale in Wilmington by Il. s. Clark, -.
407 Market street. dcclGeoi&wlw
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REAL Estate SALEs.-The Tolches.
ter Farm in Kent county, Md, on
Chcsapeak Bay, containing 1850 acres,
mas mas been sold to John Ambruster, for
$23, 800.
Mr. William Hepbron has sold his
iarm at Lynch S station, Kent county.
Md, containing 107 acres, to MI
Thomas ]. Willis, of Baltimore. for
sc. 500. '''
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SYRUP OF
y
Wild Cherry Bark.

This preparation is the only perfect Cough
Medicine that know OF, and cures all cura.
BILE cases, and relieves those that are not
durable claim nothing for the prescrip-
ton, but the method of preparing 1t is such
as to get all the medicinal effects from the
ingredients in perfection and has taken the
experience and labor OF forty years to place
it at the head OF the Cough Medicines Of the
world. 1t is used and prescribed by some OF
the best doctors in this and other States for
their families and patients. Old persons and
old cases of cough relieved and enabled to
sleep and get rest and strength.
Prepared and sold only by
ALFRED WALTON,
augi9toianp76 235 Market Street
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CANCER
ScrOfuIR and all skin Diseases
Cured by Dr. Bonds Discovery

Cured by Dr. Bonds Discovery
DR.. BONDS CHEMICAL ASrIDorEs uni
with and destroy the virus OF Cancer and
Skin Affections, but will Not affect the healthy
part. Patients may visit the City and remain
while under treatment at the Penna- Cane
Institute Zone of tho handsomest marble edi
fees in the city,) and the finest remedial II.
stitute in the country. Remedies, with tull
directions. sent to any part of the world.
As-send for Pamphlets and particulars. Ad
ress,
II. +. BOND. VI. d.,
PESNA. CANCER INSTITUTE.
eb22 dly 320s Chestnut st Ph A. pa
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ssnasroRAL CHANoKs.- Rev. George W ..
te,;aue late pastor of the Presby-
ps.tn, an Shurch at Smyrna, Del, assumes
conSsn i1 oversight OF the Presbyt terian
Rssation OF Middletown, Del.
BrSsE ~. 1; Ellcock, late pastor Of
has asssesnle, seville, Del, Presbyterian church,
. can ~. =. IN his resignation and accepted
van 70 an Ohio church.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-18

WRITING Ur THE LOWER PENINSULA.
MI. James Hogg, agricultural editor
OF The New York EccHtng EIpress, is
now IN Sussex county, preparing the
material for pamphlet description of
the country along the Junction 4
breakwater Railroad, and its southern
connections. Mr.. Hogg is executing
this work for the Old Dominion steam.
ship Company.
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To Cure Cough, to relieve all irritatiops
OF the throat, to prevent hoarseness, to re-.
store pertec. soundness and health 10 the
most delicate organization OF the human
irame-the Lungs-usc Uistdr's Bdisam Of
IFiM Cherry. so Cts. and 81 n bottI. large
bottles much the cheaper.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-18

FATAL ACCl DENT. Thursday ,atnoo
Howard l.. Guy, formerly of the firm
of Green, Guy Il Co., of this city, but
now residing near Claymont, received
fatal injuries, from the accidental dis
charge of gun. he was out cunning,
and was drawing his gun from Il
wagon, when it discharged, and the
load took effect in the right armpit,
tearing the arm terribly, and injuring
his side. He was taken to his home,
AID DIR. Maull, of this city and other
surgeons sent for who rendered neces-
sary aid. Mr.. Guy, however, remained
in very critical condition until about
II 30 o'clock last night, when death
relieved his sutfcrings.
The gun which caused NJ. Guys
death, was heavy duck gun, loaded
with good-sized duck shot. The load
discharged with fearful force, and por-
tions of his clothing were found im =
bedded in the wound. On account of
the nature of the injuries, they being
in the armpit and shoulder; it was i'm.
possible TO amputate the arm and from
the first, but little hopes were enter
tanned of the wounded mans recovery,
Mr.. Guy was quite famous gunner
and had quite considerable reputation
as marksman. He was always care
full in handling guns, except in this
sad instance, when his lack Of proper
caution led to his death.
Deceased was in the 10th year of
his age, and leaves wife and four
small children. He was a member of
the West Presbyterian Church, OF this
city.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-18

CONTRACT. = Feaster & Brothers,
ship riggers, of this city, have been
AWARDED the contract for rigging u
new steamer OF Philadelphia, and the
work will be done in that city. The
contract was received from Wood,
Dialogue " Co.. yesterday, which
makes the second ore they have
awarded TO Feaster and Bro.
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SPECIAL NO TICE.
HORSE DISE.lSE,

Positively cured by the use Of HCMpH.
REY's DoMFPATHIC VETERINARY
SPECIFICS. Sold by
WALTON. Druggist.
-,}5 Market street.
Also. ior sale. Homeopathic Pharmacy
Goods, and Humphrey ssSpecifcs for p eople.
Oct l5-t jan |.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-18

SELECT READINGS. Mrs. NJ. Josep.
hine Warren, of Philadelphia, a prom.
incnt Elocutionist, will give some
select readings, before the Wilmington
Teachers Institute, next Tuesday
afternoon, commencing at 4 O'Clock.
The public is invited to be present.
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WEA THER REPORT.
WAsHlNGroN, Dec. Is, l a. NJ.
PROBABILITIES

For the Lower Lakes, Middle and
Eastern States, stationary or rising
barometer, stationary or lower TEN.
perature, cold northwest winds and
clear weather, with occasional snow.
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UPHOI.STERING.
l would inform nv friends and the public
that have REMOVED TO
7l2 Orange Street,

Where l will continue the L Upholsteriug busi-
ne $ in all its branches, and Guarantee satis-
fsctisn both in gu hty oi work 4 d prices.
Mattress making and carpet laying . spe-
cialty.
Sepairing of all kinds neatly and PROMPTLY
done. Public patronage resoectfu'iy solicit
ed. w. w. LEAMlAN.
dccll-Sn
The daily gazette., 1875-12-18

LOAN SALE.-Clayton Loan Associ.
ton last evening, sold $500 at q pre-
MUM of $1.S5, and $3.50 at 81 80.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-18

To SUFFERING LADIEs.-"Dr. Rogerson's
Female HydrdstiH POWDERS, for all female
Complaints. by mail, 81. Address. DIR.
Rogerson z. 0. Box. 256S y. y. NV
The daily gazette., 1875-12-18

NUTICE.-The Annual Meeting of the
~ Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Com
pany, will ne held al the Mermaid. in Mill
Creek Hundred. on MONDAY. the Sd day 8
j Janu uary, 1876. ut l o'ciock P. NJ
T. l. J. BALDWIN. Sec'y.
A AQrIILLA DERIcHsoS, Pres't. decl5-2tF
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M a q RIE ID

BROWS-lINAM.-on the LIST o. December,
at the residence of the brides parents, b.
the Rev. John Graham, Z. II Brown and
Miss Louetta Is. Lyman, both of New Cas-
tie County, Del.
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WILMINGTON MARK ETS

WILMINGTON. Del Dec. is. 1875.
No. Quotations at the Brsndywine Mills for
Flour and Grain-Corrocted Daily.
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V~ALU.ABLE

NOTICE.
~ The annual meeting OF the Farmers Asso.
citation of New Cast e county will be held in
the second tory of the Telegraph Building
Third and Market streets, Wilmington. u el. 4,
on saturday January lst, 1876 at 10 a IN.
wtm CSC IL BROWN, Sec'v.
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FOB SAEE AND II ENT:

NOR RENT.
Il The Union Hotel. o; -. Geors-',
Del. Apply At the riace. or u
JAS. GaRMAN.
declN'lin Ager..
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ENlltST-CLASS Secondhand PIANO fo=
u sale at No. S.W corner OF highth an
French streets, Wilmington, Del de.7