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Daily Republican., 1878-10-31
Local Preae hers National AssOcia
tiOn

The National Association of Local
Preachers which has been in session
tor several days at Trenton, N. j., al
journed Tuesday. Resolutions against
the liquor traffic were passed, and il
favor of the establishment OF bands al
hop" and oth'r Temperance socie;i~> IL
the sunday schools and churches. Mr.
J. Cottrr read an essay, written by M
Isaac p. Cook, Of Baltimore, who r..
ceiv-d a LICENSE to preach III 1877. DR.
Musgrave, OF Baltimore, read an inter
esting paper in reference IL the saccess
ful labors Of tie pioneers of M-rhodisn
in this country, and the great good
that had heen accomplished by local
preachers. The closing exercises cou-
sisted of representative addresses from
different conferences, Mr.. Edward Ileh
ner representing the Baltimore associa,
ton.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-31
SEWING MACHINES.
n IN WILMIN TON
y Or The Davis Sewing Machine.

Merchants and dealers or any competent
business man. We wish to arrange with some
good respons BILE party to handle our sewing
machines in this section OF the State, and tu
the right parties, will give general agency.
and the best terms direct from the manuiac-
tory. fhis will not conflict with other kinds
Of Legitimate business but add an additional
n Traction o II. The machine IL the best In
the World. Has no equal az far as merit IL
'oncerne,. !. II received the highest gold medal
at tho Centennial Exhibition over all Com.
Ieiitors for simplicity, durability and Tor the
largest range and variety of work. The light
est running and easiest 10 operate. 1t Is
simply impossible for any other machine To
duplicate the work done on this, and II entire.
does away with bastinx FOr par iculars I'd
dress DAVIS SEWING MACHINE Co.
WATERFOWL, N. Y.
or WIN JOHNSON, OXFORD, Pa.
OOtl-1mdAw.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-31
~. Tissss's Rev Iesss. ..

Ms. Asodors Tilton delivered bis new
lecsure, Hearts Rass, IN New York
on Monday evening, l~loss slim audi.
snos. The lecture mainly sD@psiasd q
social and political discussioa Of hard
times and the conflict between capital
and labor, In the course Of which he
drscribtd the United States a. ''the rich
mans purgstory snd the poor mans
he'll" ~ believe In woman" hs said
at one point; ~ don't consider her an
angel, but In our troubles she Ii minis
tering spirit. ! b-liev. with him who
wrote, IAN women are good"--aDd D..
paused here, but just as his audience
we're about TO applaud tho sentiment,
he added, ''good for something or good
for nothing!" at which there was
laugh. He also made some sca'hing
observations on the failure OF the Glas-
gov Bank.
ssorses sad the loek Jew.
II. +. Picksls lost very vaisable
horse yesterday, from lock jaw, and
this morning Mitchell 4 Co, at Hront
aud Tatnall streets, lost one from the
same cause. We have been informed
that within short tims past, Samuel
Bancroft, l. Coke and PonderG Town
send. have all lost horses by an attack
Of lock-jaw. Tb. rapid spread Of tha,
disease Is supposed TO be caused by the
bad habit Of nlling up streets with,
ashes amongst which are broken bottles,
tin cans, wires OF hoop-skirts and nails
which the horses get into their hoofs,
and which soon mains tn. animal and
brings on this terrible disease which 5
most always sure 10 result fatally.
Marie Rose.
The musical entertainment 10 be
given by Marie Roxr and her concert
company at the Opera House on Mon.
day next, win be ons Of the finest given
In cur city. The addition to her com,
pany Of M-ssrs. Tom. Karl, Alfred
Pease and George w. Colby will greatly
add to the attraction. The programme
has been specially prepared for this
city. TIL. first part being q concer,
with ehoi- selections. The Second
part, IN. company will appear in
Grand selections from verdi's Op-ra
II Travatore in costume. The admission
Is 10 aud so cts, and no extra charge
for reserved seats.
COrseesi0n.
We are informed that the repor,
that Rev. Georges. Bradford will likely
be appointed Rector At St. Peters ca.
thrdial il upfouni-d. Mr.. Bradford is
engaged In erecting new church at
Chestertown, Md, and, as hs il well
pleased with the appointment, has no
desire TO Leave II at present, for any
new field OF labor.
Ths freight barge belonging To Chas.
Warner which was driven hor. a,
Holly Oak was hoated of at high tide
yesterday There was very little
injury done her and she will resume
her trips as soon as possible. The
barge is now lying at Jackson 4 Sharp's.
Ten,peraaes.
Now is the time TO show your temper. (
ance qualities. Come TO the old foundry
this evening and procure your ticket B
for Tuesday. A general invitation Is
given TO take part. The fires will be B
made bright, and th. place made CON,
Finance COsnmsetce.
Samuel ". Belts, Howard Simpson
aud Allen Speakman havr been ap
pointed as the Finance Commiti.. II
the Board Of Education, by the Pres. 4
dent, In consequence Of the resignation y
Of Mr.. Wooiley.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-31
FOURTH EDITION.
UoaRg0U sOrRs.


The directors and other oGleials Of
the City Of tilasgow Bank haze baen
Committed NJ trial on charges Of fraud
and theft.
Turkey proposes to make slight
r-ctifcation Of the frontier in favor Of
Greece, but II 10 thought the latter will
refuse anything short Of thst indicated
at the Berlin conference.
The Duke Of Cumberland's marriage
with the Princess Thyra Of Denmark
has been definitely settled.
A resolution was offered In the Hun
garian diet yesterday to impeach the
ministry.
The Berlin treaty is now to be dis
cussed hy the Austrian Parliament.
The French republicans sxpe.t to
gain Is seats In the coming senatorial
elections.
The British government has decided
10 send an ultimatum to the Ameer be-
fore proceeding to ulterior MEASURES.
MxSkiED.
ARMOUR-TAYLOR.--By Rev. h. Du Bots.
on the 2,th inst, Mr.. William y. Armour,
Of Wilmington, Del, to Miss Mary l.. Tay.
lor, oi New Garden township.
DIED.
On the 30th insi, Willie,
only son OF John }. and Lila D0uuherty,
aged 4 years, l month and weeks.
The rela ives and friends Of the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral.
from his PARENTS residence, No. Il Townsend
street. SO ,th Wilmington, on Sunday after.
noon, Mt 2 o'clock.
SOI.OMON.-On the soth last, Myrtiila T.,
daughter OF Sylvester >. and Mary Z. Solo
mon, aged II years.
The relatives and friends OF the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral
from her parents residence, No. ga l.. 9th
street, on Friday afternoon ut . O'Clock. Ser
vices at the house. lntement at old Swede'.
Philadelphia, Oct 18th, 1877. Dr.
Joseph Sites, sonin-law Of the late Dr.
SimmH. OF this city.
The fdeuds Of the family arc respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral, on lhursday nj.
tcrn0on. on the arrival OF the train at four
O'Clock. Intermen IN the family lot at the
Wilmington and Bpndywne cemetery.
MARLEY.--lnN New Castle Hundre. on tie
2sth inst. Esther Marley.
The friends are respectfully invited to at.
tend the funeral. ir IN the residence Of BeDla-
min :. Booth, On Friday afternoon, the LIST oi
November, at 2 O'Clock.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-31
TalkD EDITION.
A Prise rss % Es.ay % NJ areDhs

A dispatch froun Washington, Oct.
~, says: A prize Of RlO0 for an essay
OH hydrophobia, its nature, prev -nt'on
and treatment, having been offrrod by
Mr.. Stanford, NJ. p, to 10 awarded by
the Royal College Of Physicians, OF
London, the Marquis Of Salisbury has
instust-d thr British Minist or at
Wsshii gton, b, brin, the matter to the
a attsntion Of the Depar tnient Of State,
that the necessary publicity may be
given 10 the same IN the United States.
Among the conditions under which the
priz' is 10 br co mprted for, are the fol
lowing The essay must be delivered
To the college on or before Jan. l, 1850,
it may be the joint production OF two
or more authors the questions which
are thought by the college specially to
require investigation ar. thu origin and
history of outbreaks of rabies, particu
larly in the United Kingdom and its
dependencies the best mode OF preven
tion of rabies the Characteristics Of
rabies during life, amt the anatomical
and chemical changes which ara asso
ciat-d with the disease in its successive
stages, particularly in its commsne--
ment; the origin ofhylrophoba IN man;
the chemical and anatomical morbid
changes observed in the subjects of the
disease, with special reler~nce to thos-
having their seat in the organs of til.
nervous system and in the salivary
glxAds the symptoms Of the disrase, par
ticularly Of It's early stage, as illustra
ted m well observed cases; the diagno
sis OF the disease In doubtful cases from,
conditions more or less resembling il;
the alleged prolonged latency OF the
malady; the efficacy Of the various
remedies and modes OF preventing thr
disease which have been proposed, and
what plan Of treatment, whrihrr pro-
ply ylactIo or curative, 1t would br most
desirable to receommrnd tor futur'
trial.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-31

l,OR SALE.-A good farm OF % to 02sacFe'
i ~ miles from this city, 800 yards .l
X. X. station, purchaser can have ten or u
teen years to make payments II desired T..
Two new six.ro0med brick dwellings
$l.OO each, on easy terms.
one six roomed brick dwelling with hot ~
cold water, gas fixtures, nicely papered,
20xS8 feet, only $500. Cash required. ,..
Large nuinDer Of other farms and dwelll..,
at very low prices, and on purchasers OSi
terms. J. A. BOND II Co, Real Estate ,r NJ
Insurance Agents, COL Shipley street, ". W.
mington, Del. 0cD ."
DAINTING AND GRAlNlNH.-1he nr5'
il of Hickman h Valentine, having be,1
dissolved by the decease Of Wesley HickihSs
L o undersigned will continue the above pui
ness ut the secOnd.st0ry Of the Telegra.l
Building, Corner ofThlrd and Market Str stree 7 !
on his own account. WIN. H. VALENTlN'
Oct26-lmd
Daily Republican., 1878-10-31

LNbR >ALE,- A highly improved Farm 10
II lu2 acres, in White Clay Creek Hun.
Il ed. An enclosed with Usage Hedge, divided
into heIds. Large AppLe Orchard in full
bea rl, Public Schools adjoining the Farea
buildings, Inrpe mansion double tenaut t
housc, Barn. GrHnnry, and all othe. buildings
necessary on first-ca.s farm, miles iron
Station ON 7 W N X H. r.. Centrally Iaca.
ted. miles from " ilmnatop Apply To
JNO. ". NHIrEMSN, Real Estate Agent,
W Fourth street, Wilmington. Del
u.tI3-Nk,.lSw n
Daily Republican., 1878-10-31

DROPOSAIS.-sSaa proposals will be
received ut tho office Of the & ERIK Oi the
iity Council, in tho CITY Hail, until Thurs
day, October 81, ut O'Clock In the afternoon
or Painting the outside oI city Hospital, IN
rluding conductors, spOEts. Sc. and all other
outside work. The work IL to be all white,
with the exception OF the blinds, winch are to
/ q green The material to he used is two (2)
coats OF Lewis pest lead. The Committee re.
serve the right Of rejecting any or all bids.
L.. LYNCH.
oc26.A Chairman Hospital Committee.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-31
tSDn YsAssdays ~ Aaiusa.
a eooo sseouv. ,

Receipts sfsAs Asssusass Pair Held
IN tie Issaiias~ Hall for she nsss.
~ III the 1esae Ess vsiesaisss
Chllases.
tn. receipts Of tha Autumnal Fair
for the benefit Of ths Home for Friend.
less Children, held in the institute
Hall, on the ID. Sd and 4th Of October,
are such that the greatest credit Is re.
f-cted upon the managers Of that en-.
terprise. Every department vas we'll
patronized, and the honesty Of all con.
c-rned and this purity Of their inten.
tions are fully shown In one little item
In ths report; the conscience fund was
only s2.10. The following are the re-.
ceipts from the different departments in
detail
Receipts from admissions, s263 40
From Floral Department, Miss
Anna Candy chairman, So 90
Lemonade grove and coat room,
Miss Hettie Tatnall Chm, 81 rs
From Restaurant, Mrs. Edward
Andrews, Chairman, 1865 90
Prom r-frrsh shmept tables, Mrs.
Thos. Darling ton, Chairman, 1872 "
From Fancy table. Mrs. Phil.
Quigley, Chairman, 4Os 43
From sundry donations, etc., s 95
From CONSCIENCE YUSp, 2 10
Total, el,l42.33.
gxPRNsRs.
Sundry bills, tls5.02.
Total net receipts, e957.3l.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-31
Our Local Market.

Soon after the markets opened this
morning a heavy shower Of rain esme
on, which for time dampsned the ar.
dor Of our country people, but sooa the
sun cam. out clear aud bright, and ths
markets were largely patronized, with
no p-rceptible change In prices, the
following being a fair sypopsis:
Daily Republican., 1878-10-31
W. N. .kENNARD & CO.,
62l MARKET ST.

LARGEST BUYERS ii
dry goods MANY THOUSANDS consequently
which the benefit
because they greater than other
PRICE LIST til. Extremely
Prices prevailing ghont different departments
Daily Republican., 1878-10-31
ID y. ROBINSON 4 CO..
BANK ERS Il BROK Frs
n. T.. Cor. Fourth and Markel,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE

FOR SALE.
s shases Gas stock, 10 shares Of Farmers bank
Stock.
8 shares Wilmington n Brandywine b'nk stk
3shares First National Bank stock
WANTED
10 shares Masonic Hall stock.
Philadelphia, New York and Boston stocks
bought and sold on commission, Every facil
y afforded for persons TO sell invest In
stocks or bonds. 'ebDO-ly
Daily Republican., 1878-10-31
y,OR SALE,-Ons brick house. Two frame

VNOR SALE.-One brick house. Two frame
houses with N acres of land with car,
Rage house, stable and ice house. Store and
shoe shop, at Mechanicsyile, White Gay
Creek llundred-good neighborho1d, good
business stand. and healthy. Price $500 cash,
or will be exchanged for city property. or sold
on time at a reasonable price. Rents now for
800, II not sold by Dec. 25th, 1873, will be lor
rent. Apply to JNO. W. WHIrEMAN, W
Fourth Street. sep25-d-wed .sat&w
Daily Republican., 1878-10-31
Repairing n Schooner.

Enoch Moore, Jr. has on his marin,
railway at the foot of Fourth street the
schooner Roger Drwy for repairs. She
arrived at the wharves of Walton,
Whann Il Co., about two weeks ago,
loaded with bones for Walton, Whann
Il Co.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-31

L>OR SALE.-A Good Frame H0dse, with
II about = an acre Of land rooms, good
cellar and good well Of water. Terms 500
cash, so to rcu ain years. Also n "a acre
farm In Tenca or Hundred, Near Frlzer's
Corner, on which IL u Frame House and sta.
bic. all tilInhle land, produced % bushels OF
whent to the acre this last season. .crlns
800 cash, balance to remain ~ years. Very
cheap. Apply to JNO. W. WhITEM AN
Real Estate Agent. s"plS-tillanldAw
Daily Republican., 1878-10-31
CHERIFF~S SALE.

~ S<AssA$
BY virtue Of writ Of Levar Facias, to me
directed, will bo exposed to Public Sale, at
HOTEL OF WILLIAM b. HOLLIS,
at Townsend, Appoqulnimink Hundred, New
Castle County, Delaware, on
MONDAY,
THE llTH DAY OF NOVEMBER. 1873
at 2o'clock, p. IN,
The following described real estate, viz:
All those two following described tracts.
pieces and parcels vi land 81 uated in Apo
qulnlmink hundred In the County Of New
Castle, and State Of Delaware. to wit:
No. Il tract Of land cal ed and known BY
the name oI the Cornilius Walker Farm,
bound d as follows: Beginning At u stone in
the centre OF the road leading from Blackblrd
10 Fleming's Landing, corner Tor JOSEF h
Fleming. Esq, and In the iihe of the Home
Ftrm. and running from thsnce with the cen.
trr VI said road north II degrees u minutes
wert ~ g. 10 perches TO stake west side Of
-aid road corner ior the Home kirm, thence
with the west side Of said road south - de-
grcsr west II peruhes 10 stake in the centre
OF said road corner for Gideon 4. Hukiil,
thence with the line OF said HUI VI and centr,
OF said road south 81 DEGREES wcrt 81 perches
to q sta Ike III the line OF sid Hukill AMI
corner Tor Abraham Bratten. theme with the
line Of said Brstien north ~ degrees west
1873 $40 perches TO a stake In the nDad leading
IRON Taylors Bridge corner lOr other lands Vi
A. rabs N Bratten, thence with the same
north w degrees thirty minutes east las 2-lU
pc ches Ia stake in the line ct Abraham
Bratten and u corner Of J0-rph Fleming,
Esq,, in cleared land, from thence with the
line OF the said Joseph Fleming south I de-
grees ~ minutes west l43 pcrchnsD the stone
and place Ui beginning, containing III acres
and 81 square percbcs OF land be- the same,
more or less together with ioy and weather.
board dwelling house. frame stable, barn, sc
The second tract Of land beginning ut n
large cedar stake near the west side OF the
Cedar swamp corner iIr Jacob Stats and
James Rogers and running from there with
the line ofthe said Jacob Stats south 23 de-
grees wsst 80 perches and 7.l0 to.a large cedar
post corner Tor said Jacob Stats and certain
M. Jones' land south II degrees Is minutes
east by an old line Of marked trees 70 b-l0 de.
grces TO a corner post corner for said Jones
and ItAni,l C0rbit, thence with, said Daniel
Corbit, south II degrees 30 minutes east ll3
perches toa large corner post sf said Daniel
Corbit, thence north 23 degrees 80 minutes
east 81 s ID perches toa large cedarpost
thence BY All old Inc Of marked trees north II
degrees west with the line Oh James Rogers
ls+ perches to the stake and place OF begin
ming, containing 90 acres and l5O square
percher, be the same, more ur less.
Seized and tnken In execution as the prop
erty Of Jncob Richardson aud Mary j., his
wife aad I, t's, and to be soh by
ISAAC Gt UBB, Sheriff,
Shcrin's office, New Castle, Oct. 10th, 1873.
octT.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-31

NUTlCE.-Aher several Year, experience
~ l have come o the conclusion TO en-,
large and extend my business, having made
arrangements with some Of our leading men.
as We can do the work with entire satisfaction,
would say TO all that may need our services
we will be happy to receive all Orders.
p S.-The best attention will be given.
OctlpL3wd CHARLES y. ADNESS.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-31

E>OR SALE-One Of the bcst dairy an
Il grain Farm In the state. Situate
New Castle Hundred, about miles from WI
minytOn, ON the State rOad. within miles o
Stations on Delaware Railroad Contain
ing 1913 acres Of land, good and susceptr BILE ol
Improvement This farm now pays 8 per cent
with Taxes and Insurance. A never failing
stream Of spring water uns through the plo
perty watering all the fields. Large lawn IN
front OF dwelling, large barn and all necessary
bulldogs This farm will be sold very cheaT
u fappied for soon. ]. W. WATERMAN.
sep2s-tijanl
Daily Republican., 1878-10-31
MONEY READY FOR GOOD FRS
vi MORTGAGES.
Elliott, Johnson & Co..
BANKERS AND BIlOk EKS,
SIXTH AND MARKET SGS..

WII.MINIFTUN, UEI.A W NIKE
FoR SALE-& shares Wilmington and Bran
dywine Bank, 2s shares Union National
Bank 20 shares First National Bank.
Stocks and Bonds bought tor cash or carried
On margins il desired. Telegraphir colnmu
nicatiob with all the Exchanges. Quotations
furnished gratis on application.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-31
MUNDHY.
THE lITH DAY OF NOVEMBER 1878

MONDAY.
THE iITH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1878
At2O'clO's p. M,
The following described Real Estate. viz:
All that certain tract, piece or parcel OF
Land situated In Appoquinimink hundred
aforesaid, binding on the public road ieading
irom Prices Corner to Delaney Chapel ad-
joi ming lands 0' John T. Reese, ALEX
anueT, heirs OF Butler and others, the metes
and bounds Of which are as 'ollOws, to wit -
BEGINNING a. n large stone in the public road
aieIe, d being corner for lands OF Alexan-
der. thence with said sDad sOutb 5degrees aud
"A minutes east 222 perches TO II stake by the
X n OF Papan Branch a corner Tor John X.
Prize. hence with said Price north ~ degrees
east l2D perchcs to IN old Spanish oak stump
hnear spring, thence north 31a degrees west h
p8rches To n stake in the cripple, thence south
\ S3% degrees west II 2-l0 perches 10 u stake
thence with the lands o. the heirs Of Butler
north 1917 degrees west 1876 perches tO,a ston",
thence with the same east ~ $40 perc hes TO u
stone, with the same north II degrees west ~
4-l0 perches to corr or stump OF AleIand"r's
thence with the sane south s6A degrees west
| II $40 l"rches " n stone. with the ~ me north
rs degrees wesh I2 pcrches to the pace Of o
ginning, containing l39 acres OF In MI, branch
aud crip lc. he the same, more or Iess, having
thereon u ira1as dwelling, barn and 0ut-build.
,ngs.
Seized ans taken In execution as the pro-
perty ol Bennmin Money and Sarah B. his
wife, and t. - and TO be sold by
ISAAC GRI BIB, Sheriff.
| her IFS othce, New Castle. Oct. 10, 1873.
octB
Daily Republican., 1878-10-31

E0UND.--The loser VI q no-t0p wagon can
u find the same by calling at the corner Of
Kirkwood and Taylor streets. jos. COOK.
Oct30-Sts
Daily Republican., 1878-10-31
klseriH,s sale.
The Trustees Ofshe Poor.

The quarterly meeting of the Trus-
tees of the Poor is being held to-day
at the Almhouse. There will be moth
ing done beyond the passing of bills
and the partaking of the usual quar-
tprly banquet.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-31
HEALD & CO..
0ANN Rnn A 4 4. n snsasx ana

AND DKALRRs II
STOCKS, BONDS, LOANS, uOID AM
COMMERCIAL PAPER.
CLAYTON HOUSE. WiLMIN97os, DBL
Interest, Coupon, and General Csllsction~
Tickets 70 and drafts on Great Britain AMI
other paris OF Europe. nov7ly.d
STOCK QUOTATIONS
WILaiNaToN. DEL, October 10, ISIS.
Latest stock Quotations furnished by
Heald n Co.. Clayton House Building VII
mington, Del, ut IL M. to-day.
tiold, IUo1<: N. Y. q. d hud.. Ill: N. Y
h Erie. ~; Lake shore. 6,h: North West.
ern, 39L; North Western Proi., TtJk: RUeI
Island, ila3I; Ohio h Miss, ~: Pacific Mail,
iolS; Western Union Telegraph, 9o1S; 81.
Paul, aOt; 1T, Paul Pref, obIs; Wabash, ls1<;
Union Psc'nc, 50: Penna., 3asS; Reading,
u; i.ehlgh Valley, a7h; Lehixh Nav, 1o
Pitts. T. y b., ~! Central Trans. 3sss;
Phila. \ Ecie, I; N !. Central, 321a: bel /.
I.acka n Western, 5lI., Mich. Central, osssSS:
Del. n Hudson, 4o7t; ISIS Coupon ioTs44;
520s. '65. New j. q j., in2lh: 50. 81 Coupofs
n5l.; saj '5s Coupon. i0tas; lo-+o Coupon,
i05Ss Currency o's. llyM: New So oi 81,
'03ak; ~ Registered, 10Y: Ss, 100
Daily Republican., 1878-10-31
The New Basin.

The waters in the southern basin
have at last reached the same depth as
those in the northern compartment.
Yesterday afternoon the depth was
about nine inches at the overflow.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-31
xuTlGEa.


,OOD iNvEsrMENT.-shsrss 10 the
NJ III 0ssles, homs Loan Asseststten fet
ssls. X I. TAYUIR. ssc'y. sotieind
NVTiCE.--.Isnss D. Canning, formerly
IN employed With ~ o. . clerk, 10 no lon.
gei 10 our employ. L. p. BUCK + CO.. In.
surancs Agents. 6is Market street, Whining
ton. Octs
NyUriCE.-Psrties Intending TO buy Singer
,lN Sewing machines, either new Or second.
hand, will md II to their advantage to call
on RAMO, No. go West Eighth street before
purchasing elsewhere. ort2s-etd
NOTICE SPECIAL attention paid to clean.
IN Ing. repairing and adjusting sewing ma
chimes by John Ramo No. go West stlI H..
Wilmington, Del. Findings and attae hmebts
for all sewing machines. needles, oils, &c. al.
ways on hand. octis-u
NATURALlZATION--U s. t,ourt will
~ set on Friday, November !. and Mon.
day, November 4. at II O'clock, q. IN.
First papers must be taken out on OF be-
fore November 4, o. the vote at the next
Presidential election will be lost. Clerks Of.
fice open every evening until November 8,
from to O'Clock. \. X. SMITH. CLERK.
oct2S7t
NUTlCE-rie regular quarterly meeting
~ Of the Trus ,ces Of the Poor for New Gas
tie County will bc held at the Aims House,
Wednesday, Oci. 10Th, At 10 o'clock. .. m. All
persons having bill will please present them
by that day. The supply Committee will
meet at the Aims House, Saturday, November
and, At II o'clock, .. m, when proposals will
he received for supplying the Aims Housc for
the next three months with bread and meats,
octa3eod2awit J. w. COOCH, Sec'y.
WILMINGTON, DEL.. October IL, 1873.
The undersigned having associated them.
selves under the frn name OF J. A. Bond h
To, Tor the transaction Of all business per.
Of the patronage heretofore given 10 Bond
4 Pierce and z. II. uregg. Once, room l,
Marts building, N. W. cor. Sixth aad Shipiey.
J. A. BoNp,
J L. PIEKCE.
octlltf Il. II. dRRo0.