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Daily Republican., 1881-11-03

ASS.LD.-A GIRL FOR GENERAL
a,u'e WoFAi al GA b y to work about
h., ~ tiaware House, No. Sl3 Mar
8,pu
Daily Republican., 1881-11-03

[rSg YOR S\LE.-APPLl 1T
: .th and walnut street
,,r II. B. FORBES.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-03

nOArDIN9 AT SO"1H EASr COR
- ner Eleventh and Tstuall streets.
Oct2T-ett
Daily Republican., 1881-11-03

,.,sS ~ tOARDERS IN APR
"~iiy. Apply At l4iO Harrison
ncfll,hIf
Daily Republican., 1881-11-03

hs,a- hs.U-A BOY TO ATTEND TO
"'' and tbs store, at 3lI Market
OctZ8-0tt
Daily Republican., 1881-11-03

sI,ledO0D u, CARPENTERS AP.
e,~spt.-u aARLAN CAUSE,
"sfe aveIle Z. d Madison At.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-03

.at,ys EORsEs u %
ID ,.ou DAot y, thS stau!ss o. ~. N.
ssaL ,".cr s,rsct below So a., iot
~ md a:rv!uz adrSes'
Daily Republican., 1881-11-03

s.aI u "'MAT OR FRI tOR
Lsl Va s'he niose 'ork. Apply lame H.
'hstoh street. Oct2Y 81
Daily Republican., 1881-11-03

A FEW BOARDERS OAN FIND Com.
~ Portable rooms, at ao4 King street.
octlsu
Daily Republican., 1881-11-03

MNlNi-NO ONE IsAUTHOklZ
!, " " 70 serve M cor except my cwn
MAJ, repre- entations TO h contra v
,s..,",aAdlhs. ", JOSEPH STOECKLE,
Daily Republican., 1881-11-03

su ut,n,aW W IA GIRL FOR GEN
Grv,ls Apply ~ 3l2 Wash.
l0t24Stf
Daily Republican., 1881-11-03

,,,Isn ,'nA FEW TOoD WORkMEN
R'.rsiI.D D''4S.'e B,et sugar 20. Ap.
Oct.Y.tf
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EXCURSIONS.
TIE WASET FLORAL co,
STORE. 400 KING STREET.

oAOhEs 4VO MANN - nTAAs
A large and variei stock Of designs fol-
floral work ready to be tastefnily arranged
with choice flowers, at short notice.
Orders for decorating Will be promptly at.
tended to- Fresh cut flowers always on hand
in largo or small quantities, to suit purchas-
ers. "A inc assortment of forms, window
plants hanging baskets and stands at rea-
sOaable rates.
400 KING NTREET,
Hreen house, Etthteenth street, above
WASHINGTON. HAIDEN l. CLOUD,
oct4-lm Florists.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-03

II Oh GOOD COOK AT 22p
1at '''ee reference requi red.
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FOR SALE.

j.: 1Ss.,';:;!: !: Ss::::5$'s ::':;$:ss
=, !. i AS%s, {: :s :..y . 1s;S. ~:
Sit.r OPpsss puIit sfser y9q own mo
4 'AgTpV" s..ta aHd and kiHy i%y.sitss strss':i :;..
DIAM
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DoARDIHu.

DOARDEkS WANTED-A COUpLB
- ofgenusnen can be accommodated
with lodging ina private family by sddrss-
sing - with reference through REruBLI,
oAs ofilce.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-03

aolm.n,s GIRL FOR LIGHT
ea q No. 10 E. Fourth street.
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wsNVEa.

~ RENr-ROOMS rOR RENT AT
invest Fourth street. Nov. 2-'t.
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RiMr. .-TWO VERY DESIRABLE
M for rent, AZ Zl0 Adams street.
lgG The premises. oct25-ott
Daily Republican., 1881-11-03

.al Ado.A AA 81 rUAIIDN As COPY.
a 1'e* "Colyist," RspUsLIoAN
Oct3,-6tt
Daily Republican., 1881-11-03

DOAkDERS WANTED AT NJ. sSl
- nirkwood street, in family two
nov2-3t'
Daily Republican., 1881-11-03
COLUMN OF KONICALITlns

Gathered together by the Aid Of
That Instrumens Of Steel called
. Patr OF scissOrs-PaPaxrap
Calculated - mako a. Oys,er
burst isa she'll with Laughter,
and the 601sy old gents Dance .
Can can.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-03

NJ lyNT,-A DtS TRAHLE DAIRY
N the proper y known as tho Oak
str containing l0E snr's Of ve'y pro.
N .rd about 81 m lies from Whining
aAs Lancaster pike. opposite tho Oak
MOL house. Posaession given or
a yh. Alpy per'Nnally or by letter
.JOSEIH II. aRHBr,
TNMse, street. 'hiladslphia, Pa.
N'aIhw
hgsLyT Two H00NS IN WE T
~ ut Otths city, With use Of kitchen
Nh 'oom. can be rented on ressona bic
6,N Mrty wi.ho childreB Address
r.s "BoI Sg7" RsrC BLICAI offiso
rs
Daily Republican., 1881-11-03

apneri,s ZEN FARM HAMS AT
s'atvo a., hares Corner road, two
,..'--..--'I Il. PEI EItS.
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- Ha - tsAA.A-A
Daily Republican., 1881-11-03

stser o. pa "D' RS At llaEING
viz, s'od accom- usdstions,
Daily Republican., 1881-11-03

~ A,s,, bOARDHRs, At THE
9s.ls, ''raer Of KleveAth aud
= ut
Daily Republican., 1881-11-03

IEU m. -
bel, LBS. WALNUT KER-
i, IA and rstnall streets.
s 'A' 7ib Market street.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1881-10-01
Burglars Driven Off.

An attempt to burglariZe the store of
ly frustrated, on Sunday night last, some
time after midnight, by the timely appear
ance upon the scene of a gentleman driving
home from the country. At the time named
Mr.. George ID. Bennett, on his way to the
stables of Il. T. {. Crouch, in a carriage, in
which he had been visiting friends out of
town, noticed two men at the door of the
establishment named. He drew up his
horse to endeavor to recognize the parties
when one of them threw full into his face
the light of Il bulls eye lantern. This
completely blinded him and defeated the OBJ
iect in view He drove on to the stable,
where Mr. Harry Thomas joined him, and
they drove back. Not finding the men at
the front of the store they proceeded to the
rear part As they entered the gate one of
the supposed burglars sprang over the fence
of the adjoining yard aud made his escape
in that direction. MessrS. Thomas and
Bennett attempted to come up with him to
see who he was, but he was too fast for
them. They represent him as i large heavy
man. while the other one was small. Both
We're white. There is no doubt but that the
object of the pair was robbery, and even
after being seen at the front door they had
not given up their design, but had gone to
the rear with the intention IF forcing an
enterance there. Tie night was Il star light
one, but there was II" III o0n--it favorable
one for The. operations of light fingered
gentry.
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A Correction.

The correspondent of the Wilmington
Ho'niap Ne'cs, from Port Deposit, of We'd,
nesday last, seeing us all the readers of that
journal have seen, that 8: special correspon-
dent in the issue of Il few days previous
/had done great injustice to one of the most
prominent citizens of that town, Hon. Jacol
Tome, by conveying the impression hat he
was connected with and received the lions
share of the profits of numerous business
concerns in that town, very properly makes
the following correction:
The fact of Mr. Tones name being on
sgnboar,ls does not Indicate that he is in.
terested any further than perhaps some ot
his capital is employed. He has long since
retired from all business, except his banking
and farming. The amounts accumulate,
by those assisted by him does not indicat,
that he always got the lions share. He
certainly has been a public henefactor i'll
loaning large sums i'll his own county, and
we have not heard of his forecloSing ol
forcing borrowers to sell. The cheerful APP,
pearance of his household and those in hi,
employ show that they are under no re
Straint, and his own countenance is smooth
pleasant and cheerful, and he has even stop
ped signing notes To converse with your cor
RESPONDENT.
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Death of a Centenarian.

The oldest man in this county,-older by
Il number of years than any other resident
of this section-,lied on Sunday last.
- Duggan. father of - Duggan,
who resides on the Frenchtown & New Cas-
tie turnpike, two and a half miles from
town, part of the u. Taylor property Mr..
Duggtu was, it is thought, nearly if not
quite Il hundred years ot age He stated
before his death that he WAS II man grown
perhaps near thirty years of age in 1910.
He cannot remember nor has he any record
of the date of his birth: bur fixes his age by
reference to well remembered incidents that
occurred in the year mentioned. The de-
ceased is the father of quite Il family of
children who have settled in various parts
of New Castle county, Del, and This county.
He was for many years a resident of the vi
entity of Wilmington, being engaged III one
of the mills on the lsrandywine. He was Il
native OF the State of Delaware and for Il
number of years resided at Smyrna His
remains were taken to Brandywine, on
Tuesday, by uudertakers MarsbankS, where
the interment took place.
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A Mournful Sabbath.

From the time of the death of President
Garfield even to the present pail of sad
ness has hung over our town. The cloud
has now begun slowly to ilispersc, but the
sentiment OF grief is deep and universal!
that it will be many days yet to come ere
our town puts on its every day appearance.
Emblemsof mourning greet the eye ut every
turn and aid in keeping alive The feeling of
sadness. and on Sunday and Monday last
this was peculiarly apparent At all the
churches, on Sabbath, sermons suitable to
the occasion were preached and most of the
buildings We're draped in mourning.
AT the Methodist Episcopal church. the
draping Wis in excellent taste--the outside
front was hung with black and in the inter
ior the chanrel and pulpit We're ROBBED in the
same sombre hue-the material being the
same used at the time OF the death of Pre>i-
dent Lincoln-an abundance of pure white
flowers and ferns were used: the latter being
the growth of Il plant brought from Williams
college, Mass, iGartield's Alma Mater), by
Mr. Allen ID. Jones, of this town several
years ago. In the mich in the rear of the
pulpit was suspended II life-like picture of
the late President, draped in heavy mourn
and the arch and columns were also heavily
draped, giving to the room altogether a
,lrear and sombre appearance. The pastor,
Mr. Avery, preached n suitable memorial
sermon presenting the life and character of
the dead Chief Magistrate rs fit model for
the Young men of the land.
At the Presbyterian, Episcopal and Cath
Ollie churches services appropriate to the &C.
casion were held and sermons eulogistic of
the deceased We're delivered.
Never since the foundation of the govern
ment has such universal sorrow been dis
played here, on account of the death of any
one. 1t was confined to no class or sect or
party, but theentire community by common
consent formed one mourning group. This
feeling of sadness will continue to II greater
or less degree during he entire thirty days
that the enblems of mourning will be dis
PLAYED
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Removed to California.

Noble T. Biddle. Esq, and family left, on
Tuesday last, for California, where he will
hereafter make his home. Mr. Is. will set
tie in Mountain View, Santa Clara county,
about forty miles south of San Francisco,
where he will practice his profession. They
will go by way of Philadelphia and stop
over i'll Chicago a few days, for the purpose
Of a visit to his brother, Geo W. 4. Bddle,
Esq, Il prominent merchant of that city
Mr.. Bitldle has been 4 member of the Cecil
Bar for twenty-five years, having been adj
mitted in 1859, and by his genial manners
has made a large circle of friends here He
was elected to the office of States Attorney
| i'll the Fall of 1861, and filled the office with
marked ability. He carries with him the
we'll wishes OF the entire community. Mr..
Biddle's father-in-law is IL resident OF the
town to which he removes.
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KISG.-In Baltimore, on Sept. Goth, OF
cehro-sninal meningitis, Charles H., infant
son of George +. and Lizzie \. King, aged
S months and IL days.
CAMERoS.-At the residence of Walter
Irwin, in Elk township, Chester county,
Pa, on August 18th, 1881, Perry Cameron,
aged years months and ) days.
GREEN.-Died on Sept. 23rd, 1881, near
Far Hill, Cecil county, Mr., Joshua Green,
in his 18th year.
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One of Them.

ciicanah, formerly of San Francisco. Cal,
paid The Cecil Wing visit this week. He
is Ell route to Yorktown, VA, to attend that
centennial, and is bearing Il huge bundle of
manuscripts of Revolutionary data, and on
his return through Philadelphia he expects
to confer with an enterprising gentleman to
aid him in presenting his spectacular en-
titled Guerranama. z.
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THE CECIL. WTI1G ELKTON, SATURDAY OCTOBER / 1881

OF funeral sadness continued until services
commenced. The pastor, Rev. &, I. Cochel,
preached from Psalm 93:l-''Thc Lord
.:eigneth. The speaker i'll touching, eo-
luent words noticed the life and character
IF our ilf, beloved President, the uiarfyr :
death, aud many instructive lessons, both
from his illustrioua life. long suffering and
mysterious departure. lie was followed by
Rev. MIR. Davis, OF the NJ. T. Church, with
appropriate remarks. Thus ended one OF
the most solemn services i'll that commu-
nifty.
IN GENERAL.
In fact, throughout the county the people
as 10y common consent gathered IL their re
spective places of worship to testify their
respect for our deceased President, whose
remains were then being carried to their last
resting place on earth. Never was there n
more spontaneous expression of feeling ORA
larger gathering of our people upon any
occasion.
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THIRD DAY. October 9th.
No. S. ) Minute Glass.
PREMIJTM. $500.

l. Lewis G. Herr. Lancaster. Pa. :. q. Lewis.
=. Moses Fox, Baltimore. Md. br. =. " Lou
r."
>. Ed. Baltz. Baltimore, Nd. CHI. 2. Frank
Pierce.
i. 5. J. Hunt, Philadelphia, hi. 5. Sleep,
Bob.
3. G. II. Adair. Bell Haven. Penna.. g IN
''Dlivctte.
6. ]. Thorn. North East. Md. b. IN. Fai
Cloud.
:. NJ Mcnamara. New York. \. Y. b. m
:" Belle Falls.
S. q. MiSlcr. Baltimore. Md, To. III. Calico
Maid.
9. John Splan. Caca@o. ILL.,. :" r. Il. Hayes
IL. W. il. Armstrong. Fair Hill. Mi, h. =
''Dayy Copperiield.
II. II. Lewis Ramsey. pper Dublin. Pa, ro. IN
Lady Gusman.
II. q. Wash. Hannah. Frankford, Pa, br .
Wash Moore
II. r. VI. Gibson, Wilmington, Del. br. 5
=. I'atchem.'
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

I hereby give notice to my creditors.
l. endorsers and sureties that L have applied To-
the Judges OF the Circuit Court for Cecil county
for the benefit of the insolvent Laws of Mary
land. and that the Clerk of the said Court has
ordered and appointed the nineteenth day OF Sep
TENDER. 1881, for Inc to appear before the said
Judges, at the Court House in ElktOn to answer
such interrogatores and allegations my cred
tors. eudorsers or sureties may there propose
allcye against me- EDWARD :. WEST
June Is 1SS1-3m
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1881-10-01
Large Land Sale.

We call the attention of our readers To
the advertisement in tn-day'S issue of the
sale OF the real estate of til. late Edwin
HaineS. These properties are very valuable
on account of their location being near the
Rising sun, in many respects the most de-
Sirable section of Cecil.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1881-10-01
No. 9. 2.335 Glass.
PREMIUM $3.50.

/. F. NJ. Nicholson. Portsmouth. Va, 5. g
Metz
.. William J. Marshall. Easton, Nd. br. e
"Ripton.'
3. w. I. Mckay. Raveuwooi, West Va. b. z
Robert.
!. George Mealcv, Swedesboro. n. j.. $. 9
- Lanccwood."
). c. w. Conover. Milllctown. n. ]. $. III
- Augusta Schuyler.
{. q. MiSler. Baltimore. Nd. b. III. - Myrtle.
:. John Span, Chicago. ILL.,, Mambrint
Clay
s. George Scattergood. Philadelphia Pa. z. III
A Alice Addison.
.. Charles 5. Cox. Philadelphia, Pa. $. -
"PaStme.
10. Edmund Bailey, FELTON,, Del, bl. .. lido
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G7s-The Fair for sightseeing and
REESE for cheap Goods.
- "Cassimers, kerseys. Flannels,
Blankets, a full line, at T. DRENNEN's
~ Carpets, Oil Cloths, selling cheap
at 7. nRENSEN'S,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1881-10-01
TO BUILDERS,

Proposals are solicited for the erection
l. of Il FRAME SCHOOL. HOt Sc. in the First
district on land adjoining the farm OF Hon. David
Davis: To be the same in every respect as the
FredercktOwn hOnse. except two feet narrower.
Proposals opened october nh. at = p NJ The ri-ht
to accept or reject any hid reserved. For Other "a
formation apply to
GEORGE RIDDLE.
School COMMITS SiunrT.
Sep. Nv Ceclton. Md.
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No. 10. 2.24 Glass.
PREMIUM $500.

l. George Scattergood, Philadelphia Pa, s. g.
- Cfodiinder
:. John +. Turner, Philadelphia, Pa. b. IN.
Helen.
5. ]. II. Philips. Philadelphia, Pa, CHI m.
Belle Oakley
i. !. Resented. Baltimore. Md. CHI. e
''Stonewall."
). G. Gillespie, Dover Del, b. s. Sherman
Morgan
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1881-10-01

~ The only pl guaranteed to cure
diabetes, gravel, dropsy, Brigh.'s disease,
nervous debility, and all diseases of the
kidnevs and adder is Prof. Guimette's
French ri iney Pad.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1881-10-01

TNHlS is to give notice. that the subscriber. o
L Cecil county. hath obtained from the Orphan
Court Of said county letters OF Adminstra ion
the personal estate OF
LYDIA A GILLESPIE.
late of said county. deceased. All persons having
claims against the said deceased are hereby warn
ed to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereu
duly authenticated.
On or before the l4th day of September. 1882:
they may otherwise, by law. be excluded from al
benefit of said estate. All persons indebted tC
said estate are requested to make immediate pa,
ment to the subscriber. Given under my hand
this 18th day OF September, 1881.
JOSEPH MILLER.
Administrator of Lydia A. Gillespie. deceased
Test-HENRY ID. MILLER, Register.
Sept 1--6w
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FOURTH DAY. October 7th.
No. II. =. 81 Glass
PRDMIUM $500.

No. II. $50 Glass.
PRDMIUM $500.
!. John Splan. Chicago, H. " Mambrino
Clay.
Lancewood.''
;. +. W. ConOver. Niddletown. n. J.. b. III.
Ray Could.
!. Brewer \ McMullcn. Germantown. Pa, b. .
Billy X"
3. W. H. Grant. Trenton. n. j.. $. y. Star"
i. George Eidy. Philadelphia. Penn. b. ..
Whitchcld."
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No. II. >. 80 Class.
PREMIUM $500,

|. Lewis c. Herr Lancaster Pa. :. .. Lewis.
=. Moses Fox. Baltimore. Md. hr. .. Louis
f..
3. Ed. Baltz. Baltimore. Md. ch. y. - Frank
Pierce.
i. NJ. lIcNamara. New York, n. Y, b. m.
Belle Falls
). c. H. Adair, Bell lIayed. Va. = III.
"Divette.
6. L. Il. Redmond. Philadelphia. Pa. =. m,
Lydia X
:. Il. Misler. Baltimore. Nd, 70. III. "talieo
Maid
s John Splan. Chicago. Ill. br = King
Wilkes
9. W. X. Stockley, Wilmington, Del. :. IN
keystone Maid"
IL. X. j. Morrison. Christiana, Del. oh. $
Luciler.
II. W. IL. Armstrong. Fair lIill. Md. b. e
Dayy copperiield.
II. X. Lewis Ramsey. Upper Dublin Pa, 70. m
=. IJy (1usIuYn
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1881-10-01
No. 6. For Horses with no better Record
than /

than 245.
l. Lewis G. Herr. Lancaster. :. .. Lewis
=, W. T. Marshall. Easton. hr =. Ripton.''
): Moses Fox. Baltimore. IN. =. - Louis F.
!. Ell. Biitz. Baltimore. eli. y. :. Frank Pierce"
}. VI. Mcnamara New York b. m. Belle
Falls.
6. Alex. Maxwell. MidlIetown. Del. b. e.
"Slcepy Dave.
= HcsS y Clemson. Fair Hill. dun $. Gilt
Edge.
s. l.. X. Redmond. Midlotown. =. IN. Lydia
X
:? John Ridy. Phiiada.. b. q. Ellwood r..
10 John Splan. Chicago. :" r. b. Hayes.
II. W. X. Stokley Wilmington III. /" Key
stone Maid.
L. K. j. Morrison. Christiana. ch. $. Lucier =
t. Eh"n G. Clark Broad Axe. Penna.. ch. =.
"Courtlandt Boy
II. G. Wash. Hannah, Frankfort, Pa, b. =.
"Rcpuic.'
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No. ). For Horses with no better Record
than $50.
PURSE, 500.
/. l.. J. Hunt Philadelphia. bl. $, SLEEPY
Bob
>. ]. Thorn. North East. b. IN. Fair Cloud
). j. B. Luton. Newark. b. H.. "tiipsy Girl"
1. Gf. MiSier Baltimore. r. III. " Calico Maid"
). T. b. Merritt. Wilmington. dun III. Sadie.
q. W. H. Armstrong. Fair Hill. b. &. Davy
Copperiicld.
:. q. Wash Hannah. Frankiord. Pa. br. g.
Wash Moore
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No. IS 2lS Glass.
DID 81 AAn
WANTED.

!. John f. Turner, Philada., b. g. Edwin
Thorn
=. John Span. Chicago, br. $. . Wedgewood.
>. James Duston. Iowa. ch. z. 'JoSephus
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IN ample Real Estate security, $1,000,
" on mortgage for two to three years. Apply
may II AT THIS OFFICE.
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Mr.. Geo. y. Blake was the next speak
He spoke as follows:
MIR. RIAKE'S ADDRESS.

MIR RI.AKE'S ADDRESS
Nr Cu,1ru,<-I,idJ cav s.tbi. i =,
p,n,rn f,1 nn,.,s;nu %, NJ, ,,'tri, ,r,,,,II ,,'
Inv, tha shsIl ~ ~ f,.+ ',,. w
,,.,i -, - I.,.,+t - .i Nv
va NV. 49, ~ a. i -. ~. j,
,rr;af ,,,.. -ha ,,r,,.t,,, I,, Guy
e.. ,,.;f. a',ol,;,,, l.,, y.
his bnur If har .,ttiirt;on. M ,,.,,,,,a,.I,ilI
ra, MI ,,rr,,,,;n,, ;t,,r ,,a,,,,i ~ a',e; :,
nf :, f,,b.r and hr7th., ,,nt Wa ~ :.
nevertheless one of r.1 ar;.f h.camsa MA
leep seusibilities of onr hearts are here
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DIED.

~ Boots by the room full. REEFS
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No. !. For all Horses with no better
Record than 221.
PURSE, 500.

PURSE, 500.
!. T. W. Conoyer. Middletown, Del. b. M
Kate Taylor
>. Bower x NcMullen, Germantown, Pa. b. e
billy X
3. l.. Il. Redmond. Middetown. b. m. Lady
CroSSen.
1. Geo. Ridy. Philada.. b. .. Whtefed.''
3. Ii. Gillespie Dover. Del. b. 5. Sherman
Morgan.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS,

Is r. O. AVENUE,
Sept l0--3m BALTIMORE
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AT PORT DEPOSIT

AT PORT DEPOSIT
the Presbyterian and Methodist congrega-
tons combined and held Il union meeting
in the church of the latter, which was adj
dressed by Revs. j. Suuier Z. j. Aiken and
\. NJ. Browne. Service was also held in
the Episcopal Church in the afternoon.-
Both We're large meetings. business was
suspended and dwellings draped
AT RISING Sun.
A large meeting was also held at Rising
Sun, in the NJ. L. Church. in the afternoon
and addresses We're delivered by Revs S. \.
Gayley and j. ID. Kemp and Chas. Wilson
and II. Fl. Haines, Esqs. All business was
Suspended and many houses were draped in
mourning.
AT CHESAPEAKE CITY,
the Presbyterian and Methodist congrega-
tions also combined aud held Il union meet
ing in the church OF the latter, at 2p. NJ.
The address was made Ivy the pastor, Rev
+. J. Cochran. All business houses Were
closed and much mourning exhibited
At CHERRY HILL,
in the afternoon, large assembly gathered
in the NJ. Il. Church Addresses were de
livered by Eevs. White Hoffman and VIM
j. Grant. The church and many dwellings
were draped III mourning and all business
suspended.
AT CHARLESTOWS,
Rev. Mr.. Hammersley addressed large
gathering in the NJ. +. Church, in the after
noon. The citizens generally turned out,
and all business places We're closed.
AT BAY VIEW.
According to President Arthur's procla-
nation, the NJ. p. Church ut Bay View,
was draped in mourning. AT Q \. NJ, the
bell rang for church and the heavy toll