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Connecticut western news., 1878-06-06
Chapter on Rugs.


 Every housewife appreciates the com forts and convenience of rugs, but not every one knows how to make them neatly, or we'll An uneven, puckered rug, spread out on a floor or carpet, is not only 8 perfect nuisance, but a dan gerous trap, while on the other hand smooth, tidy article, spread down before stove, bed, or door, is not only pro- tection to carpet but adds to the com fort and furnishing of room, and when one is making it, he might just as we'll make really nice article as poor af- fair.
 Braided rugs are very durable, and if taste is displayed in fabricating them they are really handsome. There is work in making them, but when once done, you have something that is dura- ble and serviceable. In the commence ment of the work, take of full cloth, or broadcloth, three strips of about an inch and quarter in width sew them to- gether at one end, turn the raw edge under, and commence the plating; lay the strands smooth, and fold tight over :; keep the edge turned out of sight. To make long rug the center braid must be laid flat on the table. and the braid then sewed on each side and the ends. This strip ought to be full yard long, and is prettiest of 8 solid dark color Next take one strip of bright color, red, orange or blue, and two strips of dark cloth make the plait long enough to go round the center piece then have two strips of bright cloth and one of dark sew this round in the same way then have either one or two rows of solid bright colors, just according to your quantity of cloth then one strip of dark and two of bright next one of bright and two of dark then a solid. dark. Particular care must be taken to keeI the work flat and even, and in order tc do this keep it on the table all the time you are sewing it. Next take some other bright color, and plait in with dark il the same order; continuing the process till your rug is as large as you wish Around the outer edge of the rug have two rows of some solid dark color, either brown, black or green, just as your taste directs. The proper size is yard and half long to yard in width. Great care must be used to sew it strongly anc draw the braids together firmly the ends will be round of course. For { round rug, make your center round, and shade the colors in the same manner This rug can be washed very easily when soiled, and it is easy to keep fresl and sweet.
Connecticut western news., 1878-06-06

A correspondent of the Poultry World says the effect of sunhower seed in glossing the plumage of fowls that eat them is very soon noticeable. An other advantage in this feed is that breaking the shell to get at the kernel which they soon learn to do-is useful exercise and diYerts attention in confne- ment from egg eating, feather-p1ucking and similar mischief of idle hens.
Connecticut western news., 1878-06-06
SEE adv. below" God Bless Our Home."

Mothers! MOthers!! Nlothers!!! Don't
 fail to procure Mrs. WinsloW's Soothing Syrup for all diseases incident to the period of teeth ing in children. It relieves the child from pain, cures wind collie, regulates the bowels, and, by giving relief and health to the child gives rest to the mother. It is an old and well-tried remedy
Connecticut western news., 1878-06-06
You Can Live Like n Prince

at $2.50 per day when you visit New York city, by stopping at the Grand Central Hotel, and enjoying it's unrivalled accommodations. This low rate entities you to room and board at the largest and finest hotel in New York.
Connecticut western news., 1878-06-06
DREADFUL DISASTER.

Collision in the English ChannelLOss of Several Hundred NIen-The German IrOn-
 Clad KOeniR Wilhelm Sinks the GrOsser
 Kurfuerst. .us s.,sss- ..s4sss-
Connecticut western news., 1878-06-06
UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.

The attention of the travelling public is respect fully invited to some of the merits of this great highway in the confident assertion and belief that route of through travel. In
Connecticut western news., 1878-06-06


 The terms of the agreement between England and Russia have been pub lished in London with greater detail than heretofore. It is agreed to divide the new Bulgaria into two provinces, one of which is to be ruled by Prince; the other by Governor. Russia receives Besssrabia and Batoum, but relinquishes her claim to Bajazid, and agrees to forego further encroachments as part payment for the indemnity.
 A schooner with about twenty five pupils of MT. Beach's school at Alexan- andriS, Va, and number of guests on board, upset in squan on the Potomac. Tugs and small boats went to the rescue and all were saved except one pupil named Schunean. m s
 On Friday, May 31st, negroes were hanged at Mansfield. Ohio, at Groesbeck, Texas, and at Bowling Green, Va., all for murder.
 Latest reports say that by the terri ble cyclone in Wisconsin over fifty peo- pie were killed and two hundred serious ly injpxed. The accounts of survivors are narrowing in, the extreme, and the woe apas Idesolation everywhere visible are extremely painful.
 The United States Senate Commit tee is said to be in favor of paying the Halifax award, amounting to $5, 800, ,OOO, under protest.gfEf ETEYA rI
 -Aefevofution in Santa Fe, the capi- tol of the Argentine Republic, resulted in twenty5one persons being killed and forty eight injured r; fs.
 -Fniends of Gen. J. O. Fremont are anxiodB tS secure -him civil position, as he is in bad condition pecuniarily.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-02

cHERIFF'S SALE. e 1.avari Faclssis.
~ by Nlf,ue e y, uill Il be exposed 10 ani BY
10 Ine uireIueu, u,nII'pIN HOUSE, hufr @ fras.
Sale, a, a,yhitt,eId. III ia the city OF Ne"f of New
tis IN the Hundred and oo" m
castle. and state OF Delaware
MONDAY, 1873
rur 9Th DAY OF JULY, A. ,ns y" de
AT 2 o'clock, a. M, tle a1
scri5ed Real Eia"1s1on Est%ie HlA and tract G Goaa a
All thn. New Castle hundre,na,, Oh
situateuG Gastie iai and State OF peinaasile aud
oi new 0aSt ,nrmerly the New ,oo"nied by
o%inwn Wna' Was no. turnpike road 10. nIS of Geo;
rIeleiiaIgT ia Tnrnnike road by lt,,s thS heirs Of
me 5tnav satu Wm. II. ReynoiunS,i n,ihers, aud
S;anban %, lid lie, deceased, EnIl EnneIlsware Raj
n.ep ,tlpa ON both sides of the sSmnf red andi
SinS nS nantaining about one md md boundtsl
,e,v ~ ",u' five acres, as butieu and al New
1 ow11Uy ,1yari,ed on the plot recoiES Farm" Alsv
| Tas,Ia a called "Cum berlanIIi nd adjOinil,s,
"a thot certain lot of WooulddaaI by lanY,'
A. az .u,tV hoye and further bouneof of VIM ~ y,
~ e Wm Fl Reynolds, hens nrs contalnlpss =
| StI,,ar deceased, and otne Iess. win ~ q
| Az ecres of land, more Oh OF frame BaiD
nvo ,vo."tory frame House, ald ad ,ns
m3 om3 s!ra1ary thereon erecteuc:u as lps ss
any Se,5ed and taken In NE ard klISII
nronsrtv of william SllNeR King, I'll
ffane his wife, and Deois and 10 Oe SUI
Eiizabeth b., his wiie, l. ~ .,e
by ISAAC GRUBBi f"ne 7Te 18TH
Sherif's Oaice, Ne" ~ --e.S'""'-
! 4 D., 1873.
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tatorial, and knew little, too, OF their
own peoples wants, as in Benton's case
they went OF to other parties. The of
fetal tenure OF the nate ought TO be
hmited-twelve years is quite enough,
and too long for many; though there
should be exceptional eases. But as well
might it be argued that the President
should be continued for twelve years OF
three terms as that Senators should be SC
continued, We would prefer the cleo
ton OF Senators for four years Instead ol
six. We believe that body ought to b,
changed oftener. II is not close enough
TO the will of the people had it beel
more dependent on the majority of the
people the country might have escaped
the late terrible war.
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a Reception 10 Speaker Randai
THE UNDoUBTED RIGHT OF CONGRESS
TO INVESTIGATE THE TITLE OF
MR. HAYES.

TO INVESTIGATE THE TITLE OF
MR.HAYEs.
PHILADELPHIA, July This even
ing reception was rendered to the Hon.
Samuel j. Randall. by the Central Demo
cratic Association of this city. at theis
rooms, LOLA Walnut street. The build
ing was brilliantly illuminated and eh-
borately decorarcd with flags, natural
flowers, plants, &c. Ilassler's orchestra
was III attendance. Letters were read
from a number of Senators and mem
bers OfCongress, expressing their regret
| at their inability to be present. Repre-
sentatives of the best classes Of the De-
mocracy of this city and vicinity attend
ed.
The guest ofthe evening was escorted
| into the reception room by eX-Mayor
Richard NallX and 5. Davis Page, ESD,
the rchestra meanwhile playing ''Hall
to the Chief"
After few congratulatory remlks by
| 0X-Mayor Naux, Mr.. Randall delivered
, a responsive address, in which lie took
occasion to euloglze the recent session OF
Congress on account of the character OF
its legislation, none of which, he said,
with "a single exception, could be fairly
>
country especially upon the passage OF
the Army bill, which, he said, will pre-
vent President from hereafter using
the army as a posse comitatus over the
free people OF free State. The act
which secured the settlement between
the United States and the Pacific rail
road companies was also spoken of as a
good piece of legislation; also the act
which provides that all Southern claims
shall be settled by judicial court, the
repeal of the Bankrupt act, the remonet.
izatiOn of silver, the financial legislation
and other measures. His remarks on
the tariff question were listened to with
particular interest. He said that the bill
was submitted to the President of the
American Iron ond Steel Association
OF this county, and that he had made
suggestions which We're adopted.
The spe aKer claimed that the rates on
iron we've practically prohi Oitorv, and
that what Penuss lvania most needed
now was market for her productions
the supply being greater thtn the de
hand. He did not desire anybody to
suppose that he had the least id IA favor
able 10 free trade; he would candidly
say that he always set down IA man who
talked to him of free trade as being either
an ignorint man or de;eiver.
Ine speaker defended the PreSiden.
tial Investigation, saying that while Con.
grtss held the title of Nj. Hayes to he a,
valid coming from the Electoral Conmi>.
sion as If received directly from the peo
pie, that Congress, sitting III grand III.
quest, lad tho inalienable right TO lnves
/ tgare The circumstances surrounding the
election Of Mr. Hayes. Great ap
plause.
) The speaker discussed the Postal bill
and condemned those features proposinl
to re-e>tablish the franking privileg,
and to grant cxorbltant rates to railroa,
r companies for carrying mail matter
Concerning the proposed Brazilian
steamship subsidy, he said it would b.
B; better to let the commerce between ma
tlons come by natural causes and not b.
subsidies
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Thurman aud the Presidency

From the CINCINNATI COmmeIcIaI.
One may say, without pretending to
mystical lore. that the parties and per
sons that are important in politics beihg
duly registered and considered, Allen q.
Thurman stands about as good chance
to be the next President OF the United
States as any other Ohio man. Senator
Thurman has de two points since the
last campaign that are of the most con-
siderable consequence. He has placed
himself iii the leadership of his party in
the Senate and he has become the gen
eralissimo of the Dem Icracy of Ohio.
All, yes but there is the terrible Elec-
toral Commission, and the opposition OF
Belmont and the y. y brokers in the
way.
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SHERIFFS SALES.

g HERIFF'S SALE. ar, Fsaas.
= BY virtue of a writ oi LeV".a Via pGblc
TO me directed, will be eAposeu ~
Sale, at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL. Sal Shlp' rrv
Kept by John j Dougherty, IN w nsIs. hi,
of Wilmington, New Castle toun''-
ON WEDNESDAY, -,
THE 10Th DAY OF JULY, a. D. r,1
At2o'clock. y. m, the lollo"ins U'-
All That cerlain lot piece or p@'rG pl,i 'SoS,
land, situate in the city Oh ,r. iiowil.
bounded and described as lol,o',"'bwe,eIly
Beginning at a point on lile sVI,s ,I,e distance
side of Nineteenth street al NV NV from tie
Of ,Ioo raet q inch s southeastern! .,reet
southeast side of Wash iisv9th ~, Wash.
thence soulnwesterly para lel W VIZ cornef,
inuIou street, ~ ieet incnes " i,b iJh i,
thence southeasterly pa'allehi lhonse north
oG f,.et q inches 10 a corner, tneuVe de,rrIb-
easterly and parallel WIN the ".,id south
ed line i27 feet . inches 10 the and mence
westerly side of l9th slieey' niche, 10
thereby orthWesterly ~ the contents
the place of beginning, pe Int twiinin de.
thereof what they may. Inc W., beiug
scrihed tract OF land on l9lh s'ie iSn and re-
Cubiact however to the regula.tt Ia erected
Sfriction that no building sh, shaii =. .treel at
M ,ha said southerly side ol l9li hnl lDal
a iess ,istance than twenty iee.t feet
! the whole front on said slleeS Ornamental
! wide shall be kept an opeu air and llsn'
] space for the free passaSeoi Vi
| forever. T., axecutiOn as u, Wv
nronertv of Francis p. Myers ,a az" sold by
NJ, his wife, and !. rs, 9anp1lBB anI " B sherif,
p: Sheriff's ONCE, Ne" je2s-5laWs
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Mr.. EDGAR I. WELLEs. son Of the late
Gideon WelIes, has written reply to the
recent publication of Gen. Grant, IN
which the m mory OF his father was as
sailed, and which he warmly defends.
He also publishes extracts from his IA
theirs diary showing Gen. Grants bad
faith towards President johnson while
acting Secretary of War, after Mr.. Stan
tons suspension.
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POLITICAL CARDS.
a------=
Il CAR ID.
To the Voters of New Castle Co

GENTLEMEN -
AS have been informed by the pub
liShfd official statement OF the Chairman
oftne Democratic County Meeting that ia
accordance with the rules of our time hon
or ell party, | have received Il majority OF
your sutirages, and have been nominated
for the Office OF sheriff Cf New Castle
County, desire to return you my sincere
thanks for the honor you have conferred
upon me; and To y edge TO the people OF
the county, that shsuld they make me
their executive officer by giving me a
majority OF their votes for Sheriff, at the
General Election In November. / will
conduct the business of the office 10 the
best Of my ability, and in the most salts
factory and impartial manner.
To my opponents in the late nomination
/ am deeply sensible for their protfered
suffrages. and TO The democratic voters
generally IA. d to all who participated in
the election by which each was Iund 10
support the nominee, feel deeply CRATE
ful and return my especial THANKS.
Very Respectfully,
JOHN PYLE.
Christiana HID, June 25, 1873.
je26- -2wdSw.
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TRUSTEE's sALE
REAL ESTATE

BY virtue OF an Order of tho n,,...
Court, OF the State of Delaware IN 'rlaes ir,1es
New Castle County. made at New c.. w
on the Twentieth day of Februarr t,aHs
1878, VIII lie exposed at Public Az, ~
Nendue,at the Lafayette Hotel ii S,.,'lOU ,,'U
street IN the city of Wilmington. on on5"'l'Fy
FRIDAY, the 26th Day Of .Taly
A D., 1875, at 2 O'Clock, u. m ~.
lowing described real estate. bars 5 ~ .9
residue after assigning dover ot H. ~. Ls
pertv OF Johu ~. Hicks, deceasel ,i,i1,' t'v
IN Chrlstiani Hundre /, New CaStieca1we
" ana state OF Delaware, bO, ndeI ,nl's
scrlD ii as follows 10 vii: Be. .ipuings,,.'
westerly boundary ofthe city of WI
TON ut the intersection of th,. wr,te,.raIy
of Union street with the soutberlrslaa,
Ninth street, thence along said si.S,
Ninth street extended westerly sirt,s
ured and fifty feel TO stake In Isnt ta
signed as dover, thence along said lnsd
dover, southefly and parallel TO rn0
street, four hundred and seventy te-l M
inches to astake In the noriherly sileos,a
ST., extended, thence westerly along VA
side of 18th St, extended, being als0s lns
. that part assigned as dover four bnn.
DIR d feet To a stake in the easterly ,ile 0f
WoOdlawn Avenue, thence along The ssd
SIDE of Wood avn A venue souherly ana
p irallel 10 Union street three HUNDRED and
/ iirleen feet TO the nOrtherly SIDE Of
Seventh street extended, thence alOng aid
side OF seventh street easterlt tenhu.d-td
| and fifty feet TO the aforesaid side OF Cblm
street, which said street forms part OiWe
present boundary ui the city Of Whining.
ton and thence thereby n0rherly seven
huadred and eighty three leet aud NJ
inches TO the place of beginning be The
contents thereof what they may
And 1t is ordered by the Court that The
| purchaser or purchases thereof he and
appear at the next Orphans Court, iOf
| New Castle County. that the Court may
assign TO the purchaser or purchasers, The
| premises sold TO him, hed or them, pursu-
ant 10 this order, he, she or they, with SUI
| flclent surety or sureties, 10 be approved
| by the Court, entering into rec0gnzance
| TO be taken and acknowledged In sad
| Court, To the State, in a penal sum, 10 be
determined by the said Court, with cOndi-
! tion TO pay to the parties entitled, sever.
/ ally, or their executors, administrators or
! assigns, respectively, their Just and pro-
| portionable shares of tile sad purchase
money. with intereS from such time as
the Court may determine, In such manner
| and time as may, by tue direction 0. lhe
said Court, be prescribed and apPOlhlei III
, said condition.
Attendance will be given and terms
made known, al the time AMI pace aiote-
said, by BENZ NitLps,
or by his Attorney,
Attest, j. NJ. HOUsEMAN Cltrk of-
phans' Court. J.-tIsWtJ!-"'
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The COrOnerShip.
To the Voters Of New Castle Co

GENTLE MEN
Having been nominated through the
regular mode established by the Demo-
cratic Party. as IA candidate toi Coroner of
New Castle County, desire TO return my
sincere thanks To my fellow Democrats,
and all who vote for me, and 10 request
their sufirages again In November. am
the more deeply sensible " the ob'igati on
i am under for this honor, since ther e
were so many gentlemen, equally as
worthy rs myself, and quite as much en-
titltd to your favor. Ii 1 am elected in
November can only pledge my word 10
The people that | will conduct the Office In
the most econ omical way, and to the best
interest OF the voters of all parties
Respectfully. JACOB BUTZ.
Wilmington, June q, lS7s.-Zw
The daily gazette., 1878-07-02

Hon. ALEXANDER II. STEPHENS, of
Ga, is making preparations for vieor-
Gus canvass of his district. He has DUR
chased a carriage and pair of horses, and
within the next ninety days proposes to
visit every county in his district, some of
Which he has not visited for many years.
Mr., stephens finds it very convenient
to live in Washington amid the eniov-
nent OF all the pleasures of fashionable
life while Congress is in session and be
the recipient Of check for 5000 each
month during the year, whether at home
attending to his business, or in Washing
ton occupying a boarding house room at
$50 a month. Thus he has the liberty ot
the Congressional library and all the at.
tention that person Of consequence de
sires beside at a very cheap rate.
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The Best Qualities of MEDICINES

The Best Qualities of MEDICINES
AT WILLIAMS
THE MosT RELIABLE PROPRIETARY
MEDICINES,
Al Ninth and Market.
Choice PERFUMERY COLOGN RS, &c,
AT WILLIAMS
A fine assortment of HAIR TOOTH. and
NAIL BRUSHES,
A: Ninth and Market.
A choice Imported Key West Pride of Key
West or Gre Iley Cigar,
AT WILLIAMS
ChoiceFLAVORING EXTRA CTS Strong
and Pure,
AT Ninth and Market.
AT WILLIAMS
Fine AMERICAN & IMPORTED SOAPS
AT Ninth and Ma rket.
Get the best" WILLIAMS SdPONA-
CEOUS DENTIFRICE,
AT WILLIAMS
Choice Goods, Accuracy u, dispensing and
RtuSOnd6te Prices.
WILLIAMS PRESCRIPTION STORE
apl2tf Corner Ninth and Market
The daily gazette., 1878-07-02

The SENATORIAL TENURE cost the
Democratic party the loss of many able
menin its day. We well rememb Der when
Hamlin was Democrat, Dicks, of New
York, and the late John p. Hale and
Thomas ii. Benton, Ben Wade, Sal. p.
Chase, and we might name many others
who Were consistent members of our
party. But because they were required
ID give place to other men; because they
were not allowed to enjoy the emolu.
ments of office; (and some Of them had
been SO long in office tha. they grew die
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Transparent Teaching Cards

Instruction and Amusement Combined
important 10 parents and teachers; 20 diff.
sent Tree Tor % cts currency or stainus
Van IllIf Co., 70 AIN ST., \. Y.
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For sale.
de9stf
BULLS COUGH SYaUp

BULLS COUGH SYRUP
A fresh supply just received and for sale
" .. JAMES BELT,
Cor. Sixth and Market Sis.
II. II. II. Horse Liniment.
A fresh stock received, and Tor sale by
q. JAMES BELT,
Cor. Sixth and Market SITS.
Majors Centennial Cement.
For mending broken China, Marble or
4. JAMES BELT.
Cor. Sixth and Market Sts.
Wire Hair Brushes,
Very superior 10 bristle brushes they
mpart a cooling and refreshing sensation
Z.JaMEs BELT,
Cor. Sixth and Market Sts.
Leibig's Extract of Meat,
In Slb.., x ib., Hlb. and Id. jars, is sold
4 JAMES BELT,
Cor. Sixth and NJ irket streets.
Palmer's Dandelion Coffee,
Is not only less injurious than real cof
fee, but is conside Ell by those who have
used II 10 have positive remedial effects.
A fresh supply just received. sold whole
sale and retail. by q. JAMES s BELT,
cor. Sixth and Market streets.
HubbalPs Prepared Wheat.
This popular article of children's food,
may be had fresh, OF
z. JAMES BELT,
Cor. Sixth and Market streets.
Chlorate of Potassium.
One barrel just received, and sold whole
sale and retail, by y. JAMES BELT,
Cor. Sixth and Market streets.
Nursing Bottles and Fittings,
In great variety. For sale by
2. JAMES BELT,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist,
Corner Sixth and Market streets,
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PUBLIC &.4LES.


DUBLIC SALE
MohoCCo S,l , "N c FACTORY. Hors,.
'IAbLE AND BUILDING G0Tt T[S
AT L. w. STIDHAM A. SOW.
Rooms, III East Fourt6 9VNS Sales
mington, Del, on street, W.
SATURDAY, JULY 10, ISIS
At $3.50 o'clock, PM.
no. -Four story Brick Moroo. j..
eofy, Ox62 feet, aud LOT Of pp,occP g,nPl Fac.
StaVles n,Is, &C. thereon situate 'wunl ", Eid
s,,aats a "iio ChIlrch and Lord ana ,,AeIq
of arcn,, 80 Wo story Frame Stabla
VI Srounu on Lord street, bto,e betweom' and iOl
and Church streets, aDou, Tween 'v,s spfue,
NO. 3.-Three story Brjrk met 'eet
,nree-story back builiing, No ,'t'ns siI Elia
street. Lot 70 II. i in. xiO, 1aet w. 'lo We,
NO 4.-Inree story Brick Dw.lI,,,u
lhree-tory back bulldin5 V"e'llng With
Fourth sueet Lot lsxsl; fee; .'o iV- East
Immediately afier tue sale ofuo.,
lne iollnwing 8uildi2g Lots viii IHe "a haooy4,
On the premises: va" Oe sod
Ihree lots on W 9Th ST. above M.at.
Three lots n. w. Cor. 6ih A onnallSoa.
alb )ve 9Th. Vi Mohr0e st.
TWO lots on IL feet alley, on rearo,y-
roe street. See plot on sters. u MOI
Terms at sale. All the property c,n
seen on apple alton For fur'bsrs Vaa e
lars see posters, or JOHN q. BaPnn6pea'
SAM'L NJ. HARRINGTON 1nn. Inn
l., W: Stidham q Sons. Aucllo auy' aa1
jy2t,6. and edits '~''o-eefs
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ENIkST NATIONAL BANK
l. OF WILMINGTON.
REPOSITORY OF THE PUBLIC MONEYS
sAND
FINANCIAL AGENTS OF THE UN
TED STATES.
EDWARD Belts, PRESIDENT.
GEO. ID. ARM STRONG, CAsurrL
'atd up Capital, t5oo.oon
Philadelphia ana New York Excuange fur.
nlshed to regular Depositors without cIarpe
Discount days, Mondays and Thursdavs
al 10 A. NJ. '''
DIRECTORS.
ClemeIit b. Smyth, George w. Bush.
Israel Pusey, Eli CARER
Henry S. McComb, sam u Bancrot, In,
Daniel James, William Tatnai
Edward ReriS ,,5
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'iNHE ARTIIANS SAVINGS BANK.
5O2 MARK EFT STREET,
INCORPORATED JANUARY 2ii, 1861
Open TO receive deposits daily from A
NJ. until +. NJ, and on Tuesday and Sat
urday evenings from To o'clock.
SEMl-A NNUAL DIVIDEND.
regularly made in April and October.
When dividends are not withdrawn they
reaccounted as deposits Thus permanent
deposits compound their interest twice in
each year.
MANAGERS.
Clement umyth, George W. Bush,
Shas. W. How George S, Capel1e, 4,
Nathan'l X. Benson, NJ. l.. Lichensteln,
Henry F. Dure, Edward Darlington
". Hastings, Job Ii. Jackson,
Edward Pusey, VIM. H. Swift,
Anthony Higgins.
GEO. W. BUSH, President,
| GEO. 8. CAPELLE, Vice President.
feb2l f. r. TAYLOR. Treasurer