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Newark Letter.
Correspondence of the GAZETTE.
NEWARK. Oct. o6. lSS


NEWARK, Oct. 26, 1881.
Part of the household effects and
other property belonging to Mrs.
Lavinia Wilson we're sold at public
sale on Friday, the prices realized
being good, or in the words of one
who was present, "thipgs sold high"
Mrs. Wilson's object in having the
sale was to get rid of great deal Of
s1perfuous bedding, furniture, ETC.,
preparatory to her removal to Della
ware College the first of Nov ember,
where she will take charge of the
boarding department.
A crowd of young fellows got to-
gether about 11.30 O'clock Saturday
night and gave Mr.. and Mrs. Zeigler
a recently married couple, an old
time calithumpicn serenade. But
scape the horse fiddle as they would
they filled to bring the couple out
as the groom's father had died but a
short time ago and he deemed it un-
wise to appear.
Three probationers were received
into full membership at the NJ. E..
Church on Sunday morning, after which
the sacrament of the Lords supper was
administered. No service was held at
this church in the evening, the pastor
being at Wesley, conducting revival SER
vices. Six wers forward at the altar
Sunday evening.
One of the trains on the p, W. q B.
Railroad killed black shepherd dog
some time during Friday night. 1t is
said that 1t belonged 10 Mr.. Long, one
of Newark's milk venders.
A picked niue from Elkton visited
Newark on Saturday and beat the Ae-
tiyes In a four-faning game by score of
13 to Z.
The students at the college are reviv-
ing the game Of football.
The lecture on Friday afternoon by
Mr.. Willis p. Hazard was poorly at
tended, owing no doubt to its not being
sufficiently advertised
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nEHl5TEhb 0E1IQE.
New Castle Co.. October 2lth, l581.
Upon the application OF William J. Max
well. Administrator of William Watson,
late~ Wilmington Hid, in said county,
deceased, IL Is ordered and directed by
the Register that the Administrator, ,Aforos
said give notice of the granting OF letters
OF Administration upon the estate Of the
leceased with the date Of granting there-
OF, by causing advertisements to be posted
within forty days from the date ol nucA
letters, in SIX of the most public places of
the county of New Castle, requiring all
persons having demands against the c.
late to present the same or abide by an
act of Assembly In such case made and
provided. And also cause the same to bo
inserted within the same period In the
WILMINGTON GAZETTE, anewspaper pub.
Ished in Wilmington, and to be continued
therein three weeks, 9. o. d.
-, Given under the hand and seal
IL. s. of office of the Register Aforesaid
t>C) at Wilmington, In New Castle
county aforesaid, the day and year above
written. s. c. BlGGS. Register.
NOTICE.
All persons having claims against the
estate of the deceased must present the
same duly attested TO the Administrat0r,
on or before Oct 24th, 1889. or abide
the act Of Assembly In sucn case made
WILLIAM J. MAXWELL,
Administrator,
Address Wilmington, Del
oc,2l-sweods
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Half of the Capital in the La. State
Lottery.

After the asst drawing ofthe Louisiana
state Lottery IL was reported that Mr.,
John Conners. an engineer on the 4. q n.
SID. 90. ri understand, Mr.. Conners, y
said a reporter. "ihat you held half OF
ticket No. 43,7is, the capital prize In the
htu n, Wadnesdav before last Qhe 7th
inst inst / bought three half ticsets OF The
agent here.5 Did you have any trouble
or delay in getting your money! mo MOT =, a
bit. On my return to Mem n,nh pnis coIi.cted Tea
tse ne % money " for me. / got every cent OF
it.S MT Conners is q fine specimen, of sd1at lhe
American mechanic, broad.shouidereu
well made and intelligent' III inea9 win is ,nrs @
In rnod use. The next drawing Is ON
Noyembe SIN, = Memphis Avalanche,
September 20,
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LOCAL TIME TABLE
NJ, rEts,IsNRsEcTED sINRsE MAY 2srd 1891.
|f6p niNA LEAVE WIIiNINGn,n,

lRA,iHNhsECTED MAY 2srd 1881
fos Pai,F2, LEAVE WILMINGTON
tiD su u1aphhd'h a,t. lA.-2.05 2.25 $50, IAN,
'l2i3 5,,e' ~ sa3, le.30. ll.53a. M. IL. lb
AYp IN ~ s z,S9 100, 552, 6.s8, I .0S, 9.5b.
,Se,552G G8s 8s,'ulhIaays,2.05, 2.25, $40 a. m.: !:
fOR NV gyt,, w.. a.U, s,a5, 1900 p. m.
laia, m. ~. hiI1o3, 2.25, o 80, 100, g.J.
Sundays j ~ ~, 2.uS. 5,53, d rs D, nh,
ieR B4LTlT6s. 5 20 =. M, 5,5e u. .a8 p. MI.
Sha.m, - .ii51S2;hss;.i2,5l, !; 2.I2, 4.02 7,5b,
y. h. -'9i, 2'l2, 40 7.b5 a. m. il ii
y a. s.Hmaa.'fIseEsos;1l?5l, m. Is e 2.l2. 4.u2; 10 5.
slliIIN,iass,,i '4l2 4.G2 7.6s a. M n, III. sun
Toss. ii Il Il = D. iNrEKMEDIATE STA
aaeii5 D, m 800 y. in.. 1888, 1. As D. M,
iDions rnly he,rln tfaln stops at way STA
vthaIlim6re Sstween s,,,ven perryviils and
sSsRYyutF avn A,'Nuniuays, l2.5l a. m.
los' a.. Il p. m. y hhMEDiArE STA
20, InAsfLH.-8.O0 Las a m.,k
%1aslSGreo,S a. - nc no Sunday trains.
b. Midday trsin,si n, M l.O5. 6.25 p. m. No
,>tsa, HSn N lNDERMEpIArr sr.r,ou a
ila nm IN iAGroS d NoRrr y
,lalas. i 800 sos p, m. fMs NJ s,,,, y; n: y y
u H,st. ,DstahAwAer n !: .s WESTERN r "a, Is
Gsla, H. n, 400 ana ?. ma SUNDAY trains
ilNs Apand Al; aand b,0O D. m. eiain ~
IRON pnafhHlNE AT WJfMrna,n :,
n, saa8 i n hdLPHIA.-l2.43, 2.07. aHT.
| lU2 ~ u. m, ~ m n,p.
lag,s, i0i5' III Il 5,4O, 800 8.1b, SO
!, il5 D. ,ne2, o4. 10. 10 a. n M M ssa1dndays, "
!.llsDfFoI !s FOR r.. wILMINsroN ,r. :, :.
", @5,l.sisFinilEAA-Broad stree, nGA nena, n n
~ 5.S lHps ie.SO, II. 100, ii. al pupo1 ~! 70
Nn IT'D i'So, 5l65.i5, 5t6S a, NJ III n 4 H. "
~ 40, i u II u, Sundays. Id Sa,S'oho "a
'tos NV 1900, II .3I % m r,V'' o'D a. o.
Ss'h.i a ioRk.-g,O7. 351 ,ro ;.
9R6x a., ~ ~, AZ, ! ! u, $40 lO.45 p m
~ 'ia ii %a1naRE.-l,59, na 2.lg OK P +; as %
ss, 81 ) 5,n ia 5.iG, $50. g.5l n o. ~ 100 s,
'sSs VA, liza. IN. 5.Ij IA al Y; m. I gu q
~, 'l2. 2.iiiSSG.idFoN.-l. SO, III a.. Y; ~
hI, I,55 10, 8. iG, 6.Ss mn, n no II; g., 10 a.
hSs PERRYy,yrg,,a a, M: 5.48. Ga M n ,n ao p
M M NEwc c lLLF only-s.95 a. M M
fRoSfh@s PIN. NJ S, is, s.S5, a. M. 1907
| RSsP, N. NhRE X. R.-Sas . ",ns' ~ 10 n,
iI,a. IN. ln.aiI5SassroN y q Nopr,naas. =
ssS,:.ttaiss1as IL, \ r, WESTERN R, rs Rs !. :
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Property claimed.

Yesterday afternoon a gentleman
called at the police Office, and claimed
the watch and chain, aud also the silver
quarter that was found on "Teddy"
Mcguire, when he was arrested on SUM-
day night onsusricibn of having knocked
strange man down on Fourth street
lot. The gentleman gave his name as
John Beattes, and datailed the robbery.
He concluded not to prosecute his assail-
ant, and he was released.
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building Up 10 the Limit.

John Is. johnson is building four two
story brick houses on the north side OF
Second street, between Van Buren, and
Harrison. The houses are 1916 feet,
fitted up with bathrooms and other mod
almost to the east line of the Almshouse
property, aud all building operations of
any account along Second street are
now estonped until the removal Of the
County buildings.
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Sale OF River Front Property.

Chas. W. Talley has purchased a
piece of land fronting 150 feet on the
south bank of the Christiana river
adjoining Weldin's lumber yard on
east and running back to Townsend's s
road. He proposes to build wharf
and remove his steam sa and planning
mill to this location. He paid a little
over $4,000 for his purchase, and i'm
nediately afterwards was offered $500
for his bargain.
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A New BANGING Acad envy

Prof. Gillespie, who has a select
dancing academy in st. Georges Hall,
Philadelphia, at the solicitation of a
number of friends will open dancing
academy in the lecture room of the
Opera House, this city, on Tuesd lay,
November 1st. All the fashionable
dances will be taught with great care.
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Tenth Anniversary. A

On Wednesday, November Both, the
Live Oak Assembly, one of the most
successful social Organizations of this
city, will be in existence ten years.
The members will celebrate the event
by giving banquet in the Clayton
House. There will be number of
invited guests present.
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A SPEEDY ADJOURNMENT.
The Senate Session Likely TO End
To- Morrow or on Thursdny.

WAsnINaToN, Oct. 24.--It is ex-
pected that the Senate will adjourn by
Wednesday or Thur day of this week.
An early adjournment, however, will
prevent the filling of a number Of va
cancies which have occurred in other
ways than by the expiration of COM
missions. The President said to-day
that he had determined to make no ap-
pointments now to Gil vacancies that
will occur after the close of the session.
All cases of th 1t kind can 60 over until
the December session.
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Meetings Tonight.
TUESDAY.

a. 7. NJ, A.
Humanity Circle, No: l, B. Of U.
Franklin Circle, No. 8, b. of U.
Asylum Lodge, No. %, !. o. OFF,
German Mutual Beneficial Society.
American Star Lodge, No. 2, A. o. q, r,
Mutual Coal and Produce Association.
Mt. Vernon Degree. No. l. I. o. #.
Delaware Enoampment. No. 4, /, o.
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At 6 o. clock Yesterday morning
the rain at Burlington, Iowa, reach
Hood mark of June, 1880, the highest
since the spring of 1881. At noon
the river had risen another Inch.
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Better than putting one Dollar out at
compound interest, is the sending ii to
DIR. G. W. Benson, Baltimore, Nd,
for two boxes of his Celery and Cham.
omile Pills, which cure nervous disease,
quiet the mind, bring on refreshing sleep
and prevent paralysis.
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DIED

PUMER.-On the 25lh inst, William j.
Pnmer, in the 53rd year of his age.
The relatives and friends of the family
are invit q to attend the funeral from the
residence of Mrs. E. Rigby, No. 2l8 Jeffer-
son street, on Thursday afternoon at Q
o'clock. Interment in the Wilmington
and Brandyw Inc Cemetery.
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FIRST EDITION.
THE SCHOOL BOARD.
Regular Meeting last Evening-Dr
Grimshaw Attempts TO Censare
Some of the Other Members.

Srimshaw Attempts 10 Censure
Some of the Other Members.
The Board OF Education met in regu-
lar session, last evening, President Con-
rod the chair.
The monthly pay roll of teachers and
1anltors was ordered to he paid.
On motion, Baltholomew's improved
drawing books No. 2, were ordered to
be introduced into the public schools.
An order amounting to $4,563 was
directed to be drawn to pay for the two
sites for new schools recently purchased
at Tenth and Spruce aud Oak and Harri-
son streets by .he Board.
The con- mittee on night school rer Or :
ted in favor Of opening night school
during the winter in school No. 8, Eighth
and Wollaston streets. Adopted,
The Committee on Teachers presen-
ted report signed by every member
excepting DR.. Grimshaw, recommending
the appointment of Miss Ella Mitchell
as substitute in School No. 5, in place
of Miss f. l.. Gonld.
DR.. Grimshaw, who Is chairman of the
committee, objected TO the adoption of
the report. He said the action of the
committee had been taken because lie
and his colleague on the visiting COM
mittee of the school, MIR. Furry, had ap-
pointed Miss Downing to the position.
lie Claimed that Messrs. Forsyth, Kenney,
Shortlidge and Morrow had exercised
this privilege in the capacity as Visiting
Committee, and that he had the same
right.
All the gentlemen accused vigorously
denied the soft impeachment.
DR.. Grimshaw also blamed the Super
iDteLdent of Public Schools for appoint
ing substitutes In the different schools
without consulting him. He hoped the
report of the committee would not be
adopted.
Mr.. Baueh said the chairman had
plenty OF notice Of the meeting at which
the changes in teachers had been deci-
ded upon.
DIR. Grimshaw denied this, bat Mr..
Kyne also asserted that he had known
OF the meeting in ample time.
DIR. Grimsh aw then offered the fol-
lowing resolution as an amendment TO
the report:
Resotred, That Messrs. Kenney,
Forsyth, Morrow and Shortlidge are
ubleu1 CeHHuIth luT tueli hCjloH III ap-
pointing Miss Ramo and Miss McClane
The resolution was heartily voted
down, and the report of the committee
adopted, by vote of IL to 2-Messrs.
Grim shaw and Il irry voting IN the mega
tive.
An order for $3S652 was directed to
be drawn in favor oil Mr.. Furry, chair-
man Of the committee, TO pay for the
lot, purchased some time ago, on which
the colored school over Third street
bridge is 10 be erected. This is the
amount OF the purchase money, with in
terest from the day Of sale.
A petition was presented and read,
from number of citizens of School
District No. 10 (adjoining the city on
the southwesl) setting forth that over
one hundred children in the district of
proper school age cannot be accommo-
dated at the district school, and asks
ing the Board 10 adopt some means of
accommodating them. The petition
was referred to IA special committe-
Messrs. Palmer, Kyne and Belts.
The Finance Committee presented
the following report /:
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DROF. GILLESPIE,S
l. SELECT DANCING ACADEMY.

Prof. Gillespie takes great pleasure In
announcing to the public generally that
at the solicitation or his many frtenda m
Wilmington,h he will open q branch school
in the Lecture Room ON the second 400
Of the Opera House on Tuesday. Nov
LIST. Nothing will be left undone to Riye
complete satisfaction to those favor,nr
this school with their patronage. a. my
original method OF teaching this health
full and, at the same time, beautiful 40.
complishment, will make them profioiont
dancers In very short time. Parents
and guardians are assured that thoaa
placed under my charge will receive my
individual attention, and that nothinr
W ii be left undone to promote their eng
cheney In the Terpsichorean art. - well
as the rules Of etiquette.
gentlemen-every Tuesday and Thursday
evenings from until 10 O'Clock. Morn
ing and afternoon class for ladies, ex-
clusively. For Misses and Masters Tues
day and THURSDAY afternoons, from
until O'Clock. Glasses always open for
beginners. Each pupil receives private
instruction. Special arrangements made
ior private classes. AL the fashionable
dances including the Glide, Side Glide,
Five Step, Heal and Toe, German, Detc.,
taught correctly by an original method.
The latest dances, Newport Waltz, and
Lawn Tennis Lancers, q speciality.
Prof. q. be will at the academy every
Tuesday and Thursday from until 10 D.
m., on Saturday from I until 10 p. M, 70
receive pu pills for Glasses now forming 70
begin November LIST. oot2l-3e.
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"Facts are stubborn things,' and SO are
coughs ana colds. but the latter will In
variably yield to DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
which costs but 20 cents.
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NJ OTICE.-COLLECTOR,s SAFE.

BY virtue OF collectors warrant VIII
sell al public sale, at the 8. r. c0rncr az
Second and Orange streets, on Friday.
November 3rd, l88l, at 10 O'Clock .. m.
the following goods and chattels. plat.
l Oil can and otl; 3:cast iron stoves / lot
of tools; pairs socks and aye; 20 sets of
dyes for bolt machine; 1slide lathe. brsss
plete.
property Of Wilson Carswell, deceased.
and Lawrence Vandenbraak, ,deceasedlate
trading under the firm name OF
Carswell d VandenbIsak TO sat-
city of Wilmington, for the year 1880 and
Will be sold for cash unless the amount7
are previously paid. VIM, KYNE.
Collector for Southern DistrfUS,
October 2sth, 1881. oCt26 n
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slO.425.s5
balance In October Autonomous
s 9,i64.O8

BaIanoe In Ootober H,............S y,IB4.UB
October 10, received loan from
City Treasurer. on account, of
$4,000 for building new school
OuilulnBB, Slb,u' u.uU
PAID r. Chandler ON account..... ,00.00
Balance In bank. nk...................S 5000 W
Necessary repairs in number of
schools were ordered to be made.
During the evening orders were
directed to be drawn as follows Cath
arine Haughey, $25; L. Graham g.
Son, architects, plans and specifica-
tions of school No. 1s, $50; School
District No. 10, 800.
Adjourned.
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,,orEL FOR SALE.

IL ,ss, At private sale, the weli,known p
lo1hIssii-sableHOTEL ohsii al PROPERTY .skssss.
~ iaG1ousnseGd, Gus1d Del, within | mile &,,t
WY ~" n,onosed Skip Canal. now iiu
@' hstnJ p commenced. This Will MN
sV.s su, he Iu outlry OF millions OF dollars l1r
es s'ed,anite time. The property now
w iot ,lsO cash and the manures had
s..sSIe. PRICE Five thousand do l.
ls~Jwo ,nousaLd cash, the bala nee ~
~ iva and three years, secured by bond
pla D'''s SAMUEL TOWNSEND.
nsau3m powuseDd, Del.
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ITO 10 PER CENT.
Western NJ ort ga o es

rb,.,,5. .
On Oess sssd, Guaranteed aud payable her /,
ktressonssais1t.e ste experienced, com peterIt /
f1ls. '""iest IN IL years oper-
E5e e q land. 'Ner mad 10 take an
| On qtN,'g ! them largely. ''V . ~ ~
|fSlsiacory . fe'ience Is eminently
eIs are confidently referred
epl.hl HEALD & CO.,
7th and Mark ct Sts
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N1OTICE.-I,B Bernard McCulloughoxn.

NOTICE.-I, Bernard Mccullough own
IN er oil the house situated ct the
northeast corner of Eighth and Church
streets, in the Eigth Ward, of the city of
Wilmington. county OF New Castle and
State of Delaware, in compliance with
the requirements of the acts of the Gen.
eralu Assembly. in such case made and
provided, do hereby give notice that I
shall apply in writing To Court OF General
Sessions OF The sace and Jail Delivery OF
the State Of Delaware, In and for the
county of New Castle, ON Monday, the
2lst day OF November next, being the flrst
day of the November term, Al d, 1881.
for a license tor said house, az an Inn or
tavern for the sale therein
of Intoxicating liquors in less quantities
than one quart to be drunk ON the prem-
ises and the folio wing respectable citi-
zens recommend the said application,
viz:
David Toner, John ID. Ward.
Michael Denlon, Philip Mull,gan,
James Christy, Aaron Pyle.
Bernard Donohoe, Henry FL. Brown. I.
AndrewG. Mcbride, Miles Reilly,
Sameul Stafford, Andrew Moore.
Thomas p. Mcbride, Dennis Sullivan,
William Cox, David Blakoly.
John Finnegan, M. Connole.
Eiwood Grissom, James Devlen,
James Davidson. Thomas Murth8,
b. derstenberg, John ]. Kennedy,
Peter Perry, Wm. Doran.
oct25-3t BERNARD. .MCCUII,OTIRH,
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-as.IE-A building lot on the y.
w corner Of stroud tasdentiys street sna baAe a
= ~ ~ Wilmington d Western * y. - H., ,sss n
sssi s5 ion On stroud street, West Wiiminst99n' st9 w.
"nIy al this office. v.
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- M E LIT z

- Nj E l. It z,
NO. 1:8 f. Fourth ST..
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Sells pure BUTTER lower than any
other dealer in the city. Give him cali
and you will save money. oet24
M ANTED.-By n refined and xentseI
w woman position as nousekeeper
can teach little children or assist In the
general housekeeping.
Apply to MRS. CA ARRIE LUGG,
$50 Church street,
nj OTICE.-A meeting OF Trustees OF the
IN Poor for New Castle Ounty will be
held at the Almshonse, W wednesdsy. OCT.
2oth, 1881, at 10 O'Clock Z. m. Persons hsv-
The supply committee will meet Bstur-
day, Oct. 9eih, at IL O'Clock p. M, when
proposals. will be received for turni1hing
the Almshouse with b read, meats aAd
tobacco for The next three months.
J. w. COOCH,
ocI22-3t Secre arg.
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lALE OF cows

kALE OF cows. =
ile Subscriber Will - 19jyT.Sn
aa Public sale, at Red ~Ysl....afSN
@, last Marlborough A
ie'efcounty, Pa, xzA4gNxA.
Monday, OCT. 3isF 1881
Inorv :, 4! Al O'Clock. p. M.
|OSei sepihAD inhADOt FRESH cows AND
/ n gFnIn,1t FnniIn,1t,tks, TWENTY HEAD
iLhDLRsiLoT OF YOUNG BILLS .
NJ, s. .slidhain q Son, Auctrs.
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PUBLIC SALES.
DVBiiC sALE.-wlA be sold at pub
iic sale On the premises, on
TUESDAY OCTOBER 5TH, 1881,

at O'clock ?. NJ.
fT7 The large taree.story house and
Rlia lot, No. 7lj French street. The loL
lls y feet front on french sire Ell,
enulns back that width ID feet. Tile
pl'e IS 2 u. front, three stories high.
|lh large ttlree.stOry back buildings !:
Whoie containing l3 rooms. Bath
POM WIN hot aud cold water. This prop.
situated IN one Of the finest str eels
raLl llh the must pleasant part of the city,
iellls wins VIII be made easy. Conditions
aay o. sale, For further paftleula ars
pure The subscriber.
VI ua,= JAMES ELLIOTT.
4 w. slldham Son, AUctrs, oclS t,t.
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VOL. X----NO. l64.
FOR SALE.

~ SALE OR EXCHANGE a sG' conialb. pns
{ elIl llss. r near greensboro, Maryhtann ryh ~
Ss load ss,dii, new buildings. young gg,v 9rs"f fn -
,sI .h hpsSiy Of s.,aSi ET trsesMi MURPHY RRGaisY
,su 800 shipley street.
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NOR sALE.-Three adjoining lots, on
\ A street. " feet by s2 feet inehek,
I'D 5 Il, on GoOdman street 100 feet deep;
5esr Railroad Avenue, south side,
Also, one lot on Thirteenth street, neAr
ead street. Apply at 40 Market street.
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-,oa,.LE.-The dwelling, honss sa.as4 al.d q
sore SSapel s streets, Newark. D4l.
liin anu or" nutbuildings, fences, eu /,
s 'n rosSd condition. The store 8 aId
pssll ao ~ syJ aG The best In town. Possessiqn 20
elns " !, ous March re next. Apply TO to,,auT
net6.W3 3llO l.
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Bal. in bank, Sept. so 57i.es
Deposited Sept state Fund,...... ,j26.24
:. :. ID appropriation. ...... SIS 3. so
- IS, old books,....... l.83
RentH IA, city Mtssion,.... 10.t !
October 10, Appropriatioa.. .......... 5,S33.3s
October "a, City Mission,.......... 5.G3
October u, Miss Craw ford ,......... $50
-
sl9.O93.7I
Bills & pay rolls. Sept. l2..s2 1856
Oct l0... .lS7.ul
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hN0R sALE.-buIldlng lot 100 feet
i inches 'front.' on south side OF Beech
Erect ~ feet front ON Van Buren street
|nd bl feet front Gu Maryland Avenud
(ONb oil tie city line, and Hes in ChriA-
IAns hd. Apply at this office. if.
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l, EGIsTER's ORDER.
REaIsrER'a OTrIun.

oct25-3t BERNARD. McCI