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sstuO, ousetommen. Man i@liebt bier
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iebt ernlli9 beginner ioa.
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in Micopolis perbrannteu bic @psi3er
uno Die 9auptsebduoe, ete lie i'd ausad
5osen.
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DIETER Guardian" msIost. oaB Die be'=
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ben. bieicIben uaren, Weldc 26O Srlt'
teni@ife polliren liebsn, I'M Die S'ltopa
Bride au bausn. Wsan permutbet ge'
jtsdung.
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RuKen iiblid Der Galtan Gebirse 9e'
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10000 Mann.
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beibt, in gonitantinopel anpermsioli3
fem.
Ser Micner Correspondent bet Sal
~ Ne,ps" Idakt Die .3abI Der &uHen
1ioIi9 Der 8altan. @sbirse anf $4,000
@erf9iebsne prioat @orrsiponosnten
Der 2onbonsr Bldtter, einbesrif oes Der
Stems" in Surna.M susureai, ipelaer
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iidtist soltommsn bic @efansennabme
Der tIrtilden Yeiabuns uno Wrtils,ie
NicopoIis.
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i9liebuns bon Nicopolis nit elmer ge'
waItis sroB.n Mrtiaerie. su wel@er bic
ruiIidsn @umdnier in Surna'M la9a-
reni beissieuert. IS ,paroe 8 @tanoer
auf Ben @laeis setdmpit.
Sic 5irfen baben Die Bertbeioisnnss
2inie bon g%bsrnauOoa nod 2uitsnbi
perlanen.
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NerTbermm0s = @efenf.
Gtrginia
TcMer mnb marinc
Capital $500, 900.
Offices: 1O15 Uiain GtraEe.

DIeIe TerGheruna .@e1ealbaft 1T ldpn I'm
Sabre 1882 ms Seben eeruieu unb bat lid
tets ais cine Der belten unb libertrn @eisas
ihaften bsiricieu urb felt ibrcr Gntitsbunl
$780, 900 fir @erluitt beSablt.
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grose per Mnnum ieit ibrer 8rIuoune.
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~ MAIDEN baben, IN %urierer Office, SO
1015 Main Ctr, Surauipre1en, Ober uns
burG bic Ypif sm bsnaGridtiScn.
70. Z. GotuarDin, Yrdlbert.
moi @amael q. @illi8, 9efr.
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Don Baltimore abfubr, fam ssltsrn in
Qneenstown al, urb lanoete bic Msann-
5daft Der bsuti9sn Barrie "&iio," Capt.
S9upp, weIAe am 30. SUM in %linfen-
Dem 3uitauos bon Der Mannl4afs psrs
lalien wuroe.
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berg befinost iid in WOsrau in Saft
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wslde ben Yetros Der BON ibm su sab.
lsnoen Siraie feltltelen ioQen.
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alien Sorten HorScllan,- uro @las-
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Gla1sr, Gin spass NNprtement son 9itrald-
firm. Gisbaltsr oesr @aGerfitler yRsfrieer.
aturs," irwts cine erebs sustpatl BON frau;S.
Glden NIB eneiiften WfrssNan.
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9nluranle
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So. $40 Walnut Strabe,
PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
S%ncarpnrirt 1910.
8aar Gapital. ."......$ 100000 90
Netiba. 1,2SO,976 II

@tunbsiaentbum in gt lahelpbia
uno i'm @duylfiu 9afer. $3.50, 100 90.
0pnbS no9ypctbefer, erlesWelb All $3.50 30
Darlsbem nit Ga0atsrals. ......., 137.350 90
Out 9el9erte @Tuabmietben.... 41.040 SO
: fsntabn Xaual unb 8plsn-
Gpmpa9uie 8rnos............ 1885 90
GilenbabH unh anbere slftttn 49,. 1886 90
Gsniniaten Staaten Oarlsben., 1l0,250 90
staat. @eanty nnb Stabt Oars
hten ste~,..."...,o.",,".. $500 %.
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The daily gazette., 1877-10-26
NOTICES..

NOTICE., S. W. Clement, do hereby
IN give notice tnat shall apply TO tn
Judges OF the Court of General Sessions of
Delaware, in and for the county OF New
Castle, on Monday, the 18th day of No
vember, next, A. d. 1877 being the first day
Of the November term of said Court, for a
licenset 70 keep an inn or tavern, known as
the Summit House, at Summit Bridge, in
St.George's Hundred, School District No
"a, County and State aforesaid. to sell in
toxicating liquors in less quantities than
one quart, to be drunk on the premises and
the following respectable citizens recon-
mend this said application, to wit: a..
James Nicholson, Chas McNamee,
@ A Lung, W ii Webb,
Robert Higbey, + r Bouiden,
James Foard, William Lore,
Simeon Staus, John + Brown,
JaCobDegan James r Kendall
w P Nicholson,
oct26-3t* s. w. CLEMENT.
The daily gazette., 1877-10-26
SECOND EDITION /!
MCCLELLAN AT SALEM.
a Large and Enthusiastic Meetiny Yes

A Large and Enthusiastic Meetiny Yes
terddy-A Fine Torchiight Procession
Yesterday afternoon there was large
and enthusiastic democratic meeting
held in Salem, N. j. The announcement
had been made that Gen. George b. NJ c.
Cle1lap, the candidate for Governor of
that State would be present, and this no
doubt had the effect of drawing out hum
dreds of people.
The General arrived early in the day,
and was taken in charge by the promi-
ment gentlemen of that place. Duringthe
day and evening thousands of persons
pressed forward and shook hands with
him, and his appearance upon the streets
was greeted with round after round of
applause, and during his address he was
frequently interrupted with applause.
In the evening there was another large
meeting and a grand torch'ight procession
The General in company with Ex-Governor
Parker, rode in the line. t3 ..,glg ...
In order that those in this city whs de-
sired might be present at the meeting, the
| steamer Alice e. Preston left here at $3.50
O'Clock, having on board about $50 persons,
They were accompanied by the United
Cornet Band. and arrive d AT Salem shortly
after IL O'Clock, and returning, left Salem
| at l040 arriving home at 1910. Dur ne
the torchlight procession the bind from this
| city were assigned the second position In
the line, and their playing was admired By
those present, a large numbyr OF them re
| nv liking that their music was the finest II
i tho line tI...t
The daily gazette., 1877-10-26
STANTON M. E, CHURCH.

On Thursday next the first church
erected at Stanton with the exception
of the Friends) will be dedicated with ap-
propriate services. A short history of
the church perhaps will be interesting to
those who are interested in the cause of
religion.
Early in Januarylast series of meet
ings were commenced in the old school
house at Staunton by members of the
Newport M. e. Church, assisted by the
pastor, Rev. III. s. Thompson. At first
the attendance was small but soon in
creased, until those having the meetings
in chorge were obliged to rent the only
unoccupied building in the village which
was hastily fitted as a chapel. The at
tendance still continued to increase, and
in short time it was determined to
build church. A lot ofground was pur-
chased, and on June 18th the corner
stone of the building was laid by Bishop
L. Scott, assisted by several reverend
gentlemen.
The Church is Gothic in syle, size 30
x55 feet, with helfry the audience room
"a X AZ feet, and a Glass; Dom upon each
side of the pulpit recess, communicating
by sliding sash with the pulpit. The
roof is of slate the windows of stained
glass, and the audience room seated with
the Excelsior reversible back settees
L Lho OobiulduCu COSO, Wien CUuiplobou3 Is
from $4,000 to $25O0.
The dedicatory exercises will be com,
menced EN- next Thursday morning al
1890 o'clock, with dedicatory sermon
by Rev. r. l., Dashiel, ID. D., at 8 O'Clock
p. M, sermon by Rev. w. j. Stevenson
d. D., pastor of Grace M. E. Church il
this city. In the evening, Rev. j. B
Qmgg, presiding Elder will preach.
On Friday evening at 1880 O'Clock, Rev
Thos. M. Plummer Will preach.
On Sunday, November 4th, the ser
vices will be varied. In the morning al
9o'clock there will be general expert
ence meeting. At 1890 o'clock, ser
| mon by Rev. Geo. A. Phebus, D. D !
| pastor of Newark M. e. Church. Sunday
ing at Z. Sermon by Rev. A. T. Scott.
The meetings will be continued the
| following week, and a number of well
known devines will preach.
The daily gazette., 1877-10-26
W oAL TIME TABLE.

hI;'aS aaiS LEAVE WILMINGTON,
m0a pila III, $40, $50, $40, 900,
s% sT d, m; 12.5, IL 40, 2.3O, 4.3O,
EsNSgl T. m, q On sundays; 2.2l. 8 10 a.
En M ,ork VII, 222, 947, a m, 70 81, 70 40,
Esltma,Son M, on Sundays: 2 q O. m.
nj, niIie y Il and Washington: 1 O6, s 80
Gam: 4 y ! os . %. 9 55 p m; on Sundays
/. W. Deposit: 4 Sc p m; no Sunday
SSssllS; NO sulda 5 8 8 20, SO a m; 80, 80 p
PSuDJlaaey X. a. T.. Os, 9 80 a m; 80 p m;
teaSpaIml tiSp m; no Sunday train. ~ - "
kAws k'Vn sundays: 10 80 q m.
phnSo aRRIVE AT WILMINGTON.
!; l24 ~ pnla ~ II 56, 8 "a, 8 "a a m; 12
Eb,sn !, y 10 o., s55, 451, B IA, s %, I %,
fGam: ! po ~ p m on Sundays: IL Sc,
New Yor9po, 9po, ol, IL 10 p m.
b, ss nork l2 56, 8 "a a m; 70 "A. 70 SO
flpm Ill on Sundays: IL Sc a m ;
X, &,93snnne 10, 941 a m; 1877, 70 38,
10. III On Sundays: is a m 0 SO
|s s%saISshington: y 2 1s a m 12H. 70 SO.
|n. M on Sundays: 2 Is a M o AZ
knsi' ki' Deposit: 500 m /; no Sunday
d, Sai "a OVsaSile; = s. 7 IS, 80 a m 70 90 m;
hbela%,a,IO Oo P m; no Sunday trains.
no osp[e sunTea IL r.; $50 a m; a 20, 8 40 p
|n s IL lsn,glon n d Northern r. r.: II 80
Delhap,ppam no sunday trains.
pop mare m. oll western r. Ri 5b a m
Rss PoR, Cl, on 1a1 SUNDAYS: 6 90 y m.
"iLMlNGTo ON LEAVE PHIL
Broad ,ADELPHIA,
ID; SS$S "a street dN and Washington ave.
|@5lS'S; al 20, ! L 10 80, l AS a m; 2 SO. 5 so
eys 30 SO, IT = 45, g 9 IS, II 80 p m; on Sun.
Il, Ii ~ second and Market streets
NsundGaSSmsl m, > y 2 Is, 8 IS, s 80, Ii a. D M
The daily gazette., 1877-10-26
New Castle Letter.
New CASTLE. Oct. "a, 1877.

A runaway horse attached to car.
riage containing lady and child passed
down Delaware street last evening at a
break-neck speed turning at the bank
corner then again atWaller and Harmony
streets, and at Market street where it col
ided with another carriage and stopped
Strange to say no harm was done.
The Jail Commissioners have began
theputtlng on of an iron covering over
the cells on the eastern corridor of the
Prison.
The course of lectures in aid of the
Baptist Church will begin with prelim.
mary course of 8 The first on Nov. 1, by
a. J. Roroland, the End, Nov.9 by John
eddie on the Fellowship of Society.
The Sd by John Hampstone, Nov. 10
Possibilities" Prices are set at 70 fol
the course or 80 for a lecture.
The report of the committee to procure
an additional school room is anxiously
looked for by the public. t
The daily gazette., 1877-10-26

months, endorsed byH. J.&E. NJ.
himball, and draft for S5,OOO.)
- That ON the 10th .day of June. 1884, the.
said Job Ii. jackson received from q Il
q ~. N. kimhall i'm par; payment for said
note-two notes one for 81, ,0O0, due Aug.
l2th, 1871, and the other for $4,000, due
sept llth, 1871. But the said Job II.
JacksoA deceitfully and frauduently re-
tained possession of the said first men
tloned note. That the said two notes
were paid on the respective days upon
which they fell due. - =
That afterw ards, on the 10Th day of
April, 1872, the said Job III. Jackson
came to Atlanta and went before COM
mittee OF the General Assembly of the
State OF Georgia, appointed to investigate
the management of the Western and At
lantic Railroad, and then and there, be-
lore and to said committee, deceitfully,
fraudulently and falsely stated, under
oath, that said first named pote had not
been paid, and that no part of said first
named note had been paid; and be, in
tending TO cheat and defraud said State.
deceitfully artfully and frudulently pre-
sented said first mentioned note to the
Governor of said etate for payment, rep.
resenting that it had not been paid, and
knowing positively that 1t had been.
That he procured an executive warran
Tor the amount Of the note with interes
(S ,02244) from Gov. Smith, secured tn,
Comptroller Generals approval of sait
warrant, and presented the same to th
State Treasurer for payment, receiving
the money therefor, thereby cheating
and defrauding the State of Georgia,
And they do further present and charg
that after the aforesaid acts were don
and committed, the said Job, H. Jackson
on the l1th day of March, 1873, abscond
ed from said State, and has not returne
since that day; and that the aforesaid o.
fence was unknown until the first day c
March, 1877. All which acts and doing
of the said job Fl. jackson are contr ar
to the laws of said State, the good ordel
peace and dignity thereof.
B. H. HILL, ,JR.;
Solicitor General.
The daily gazette., 1877-10-26

BRYANT LIT ERARY SoClETY.-The
Bryant Literary Society composed OF
members of the Junior Department
of Rugby Academy had its regular
meeting yesterday afternoon, and af-
ter the usual exercises, proceeded to
an election of uffiaers with following
result:
President-E. T. Negendank,
Vice President-T. Morris Robin
son. -..4
Secret4ry-Frank W. Plerson.
Treasurer Frank O'Byrne.
Lbrarian-Walter Ell. Butler.
Critlc-Dr. s. W. Murphy.
PAPER SHIRTs.-Somei genieus has
introduced paper shirts. We have
not seen any of them yet, but we al
ready besresk for them, very short
run for various reasons. To bring q
paper shir, in the market as a salea ole
article it must be made so cheap that q
man can buy new shirt for the same
price he pays to have one washed, and
10 do this they will be obliged to buy
I'D old stery papers, as white paper
would make them too high in price
and the objection then will be that q
shirt made out of a story paper has al
together too many tales.
AT THE BAsIN.-The work at the
basin is progressing rapidly. Yester-
day afternoon the laying OF the bricks
on the south embankment Of the
north basin was began, and the pud-
ding of the bottom is now going on.
1t is now expected that that basin Will
be finished by the middle OF Novem.
her. The workmen also commenced
onerations on the south basin, and as
the weather will permit, work Will be
pushed on vigorously .a aa
Ant ENrERTAINMENT.-A large and
enthusiastic audieace was present last
evening at Mt. Salem M. E. Church to
w,tness the art entertainment OF Pfo-
lessor " est. Those present were
highly delighted efforts were made TO
induce Mr.. West, to give another en-
reytainmeut at the same place this
evening. -=s -5se-- -. 3
| Rail N;qht-The Reliance Active
Association will give their third grand
ANIMAL ball this evening at Prof. WeD-
star,s rooms in the Masonic Temple. a
large e number of tickets have been sold
and the affair. promises to be very sue
cessful one in every particular
SILK Handerchiefs.-C.S s: Morgan, az nls
oants' furnishing store. NO. 4la Nd AXE
Street, has an elegant assortment oI nns sns
silk handkerchiets which ne Is sein5s ~, lo'
a. az cents each. They are from the Pater'
4 son silk works, and are in large varie'
| ty of shades and colors. I~.Zxs..
Horse YaledAAbout) 10 O'Clock, las
night. as the New York express was ~
nroaching Havre de Grace, the engine
Struck horse and cut the animals ~ neae
Oh. i.e,i ils,7ao5 iina 5saf xl5a rfa
The daily gazette., 1877-10-26
kOF VNPH n.n

FOF tBPEssn
III IslSSsnes, Ss Bath towels, Bath Sponges,
soaps in extensive variety. Also
|HTOyeS, H,U y Straps, Brushes, &C. ,of horse
Dy friction Gloves, and M any other
R0l he same classes.
y. BRlNGHURST d CO.,
corner Sixth and Market SITS.
~, mlrat uIs,ssn CuFe fssF G'OFns
EYns s'sn ~ rem remedy of great popularity foI
f. BRlNGHURST & CO.,
no.. Apothecaries.
eorher Sixth and Market Sts
-. fme Nail Scissors.
!, ',s W., straight, Nail Brushes, Hand
''Na', = lies, Nail Brushes, etc., for
c,h. =. BRINGHURST d CO.,
'Ofher Sixth and Market SITS.
The daily gazette., 1877-10-26
EILMINGToN MARKETS.
IPELIAL NOTICES.
The Great Discovery.

h want to be strong healthy and Wig
lake Il. F, Kunkel's Bitter Wine of
EO language can convey an adequate
[lhe Immediate and almost miracu-
Isnge produced by taking K. f. Kun
hitter Wine of Iron in the diseased, +,
ktet and shattered nervous system.
lei broken down by excess, weak by
|. or impaired by sickness, the relaxed
Edrung organization is restored to
health and vigor. Sold only in 81
i Sold by all druggists and dealers
khere
bus Debility. Nervous Debility.
Ilty, depressed, irritable state OF
4 weak, nervous, exhausted feeling,
kgy or animation, confused head |,
memory, the consequences of excess
|ntal oyerwork. This nervous debili-
sasOverelgn cure in E. +. Kunkel's
Wine Of Iron, 1t tones the system,
i the mental gloom and despondency
fluyinates the entire system. Sold
81 bottles. Get the genuine. Take
\, F. Kunkel's, 1t has a yellow wrap
'pundit, his photograph on outside
byyOur druggist. Il. +. Kunkel Pro-
4, No. 259 North Ninth Street, Phila-
a Pa. Send for circular, or advice
. Try my great remedy. Get 1t of your
ea, six bottles for SO 90. 1t cannot
IS guaranteed TO do as is recon-
The daily gazette., 1877-10-26
Us Debility. Nervous Debility.
Lmsl Worms! Worms

kunEel's Worm Syrup never iaiis
pOHeall kinds of worms. Seat, Pin,
lomach Worms are readily removed
pnAelS Worm Syrup. DIR. Kunkel Is
w successful Physician in the coun-
lhe removal of Tape worms. He re-
hem in 2 to3 hours, with head and
Enplele alive, and no fee until head is
common sense teaches II Tape
can be removed, all other worms
readily destroyed. Ask your drug
a.oollle of kunkel's Worm Syrup,
flw per bottle. 1t never fails. If he
ag., nave him get it, or send to Pro-
I; + kunkel $50 North Ninth st.,
ESPanla' 'M1Pag' Pa advice at Office free,
The daily gazette., 1877-10-26
THE q wv AR. m
SEVERE FIGHTING BEFORE
PLEVNA AND RUSTCHUK.
AND ON THE LON.
GENERAL GOURKO'S GREAT
p. VICTORY. us
HE CUTS OSMAN OFF FROM
SOFIA AND CAPTURES
MANY PRISONERS.
PASHA, TOGETHER WITH
HIS CHIEF OF STAFF AND
THREE THOUSAND
FOOT SOLDIERS
CAPTURED.
REPORTED REPULSE OF THE
CZAREWITCH'S ARMY BY
SULEIMAN PACHA.
Ka RS i'm F'lan eS.
LONDON, Oct. 90, 1877.

LONDON, Oct. 90, 1877.
A Russian Official despath dated
Tutchenitza, before Plevna. October
25, says Yesterday after a desper-
ate engagement Of ten hours duration
General Gourko's detachmenteo-opera
ting with portion of the Imperial
Guard, captured strong Turkish posi-
tion between Gurnji-Dubrick and
7 cllgche. General Gourko then sta
toned himself ON the Sofia road,
Strengthening his position with new
Notifications"
"This engagement also resulted in
the capture of Achmet Ewsi Pacha,
together with his chief of staff many
other Turkish officers, about 1000 foot
soldiers and an entire regiment of
cavalry. Our loss is unknown, but
must have been considerable"
All means of transport have been
requisitioned at Philippopolis and
Sofia for conveying three months
provisions in Plevna.s
Suleiman Pacha telegraphs, under date
of October 25, as follows:-"To-day
twelve Russian battallons, with cavalry
and artillery, attacked the works of
Rustchuk. The Turks made sortie and
forced the Russians to retire into their
entertainments at Pyrgos with a loss of
450 killed and wounded.
The surgeons attached to the English
ambulance at Plevna report that ON the
18th inst. there were 1850 wounded
there. Private houses had been CONVEX
ted into hospitals. The want of lint and
medicines was greatly felt.
| KdrS on Fire.
A special to the Vienna F'reie PreSSe
says Kars has been bonn mbarded and part
of tho city is on fire. The place is pro-
visioned for four months.
A special despatch from faris states
that the Servian Skuptschina will not
meet before Decambe so the question of
peace or war cannot be sooner decided.
The Turkish troops on the southern
frontier have, consequently, been with
drawn and sent against the Montene-
grins.
A telegram from Gorny-Studen an
nounces that Prince Serglus, of Leuch-
tenberg, aid-de-camp of the Emperor of
Russia, was killed in a recent reconnois-
sance of the Czarewitch.
| LdLnch.-To-morrow afternoon the large
iron steamer arkansas built for Charles
Morgan by the Harlan & Holllngsworth
Co., will be launched
| Real Hair S,oitches.-F. l.. Frank, 500
Market street,is selling fine hair switch
es at ST., $1.50,$2, $3.50, $3.50, and 81,
the greatest bargains ever offered.
| Why do so many parents think chill
Idren troublesome? because they cry, and
why do children cry? because they suffer
Dr. Bulls Baby Syrup relieves all pain
that Babyhood is subject to, and only
costs 25 cents a bottle.
The daily gazette., 1877-10-26

On the premises, a fine
aANi8 IA farm and country resi-
-sA&s,fs5l6fS dence, containing 82H
- a acres, of the very best
- Brandywine land, situ-
ated miles from Market and Tenth
streets, Wilmington, Delaware, or miles
from the city line, on the Kenneth pike, 2
miles from Fairville station, on the Phila-
delphia and Baltimore Central Railroad.
% miles from Philadelphia high, healthy
and dry. IL has q fine view of Chester
county, West Chester, Kennett Square, etc.
1t contains a handsome IL roomed double
house, porch front and side fine shade trees,
fruit trees of all kinds, a large barn 45x60
feet large straw shed and shedding attach
ed, warm and light, barn yard, good horse
and COW stabling, a carriage house, spring
house, mill house, fish pond and tenement
house, all in good order. Fencing good and
land in the best order for cultivation. con-
tains seven acres of good timber. most of
it chestnut. 1t is divided into fields. well
watered. Good turnpike road to Whining.
ton markets. Convenient to mills, schools,
post office and places of religious worship.
Terms easy, and will be made known ON
day of sale. -
Also so gallon churn, etc., for sale.
For further particulars, inquire of
PHILEMMA CHANDLER,
oil Washington ST., Wilmington, Del.
Stidham q Son, Auctr's.
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