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at 2 O'Clock, p. m,
The following real estate, situate In the city of
Wilmington, Delaware:
No. !. Three frame houses on lot of land 40 IT,
In. front by 70 II. In. deep on south side Of
Girnrd street (Girard street running from Orange
to Tatnall and between Eighth and Ninth sts.
No. 2. One three-stOry brick dwelling, No. 40l
East Sixth street, containing nine rooms, bath
and gas. Size Of Tot 10 IT. front by u IT. deep.
No. 3. One three-story brick dwelling, No 703
Poplar street. containing nine rooms, bath aud
gas. Size flot about IS IT front by, 70 IT. in
deep.
No. 4. One three-story brick dwelling. No. 705
Poplar street. containing eight rooms, bath and
gas. Size Of lot Is IT. front by So #. In. deep.
No. 8. One three-story brick dwelling, No
l4On Harrison street, containing II rooms, bath,
gas and heater. Size oflot 25 n. front by 100 II
deep.
The above properties are in good locations and
present fine opportunity for Investment and
for persons looking for homesss Sale positive to
close estate. Terms az sale. For further partlc-
ulars inquire of Lore Emmons, 702 Market ST.
dec7-5t35 ID. r. CURLErT, Executor.
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NAAARhY ,b.Yo $4,000, 900 INVESTMENTS IN
tRy ,MlGAGES EASTERN AND WEST
DULI ,i, lOGT THE LOSS or A SINGLE
FORFeI" DE oF PRINCIPAL. WITH BUT ONE
feON ~ hE AND THAT RESULTING
eAGoRS DEAIH. ,iH BUT ONE OF THE MORT
81 AVE, AAFERIALLY BEHINDIN INTER
AND THAT AMPLY sECuRED. WE
tARr "a, r,koAlpTNEss AND CONSCIENTIOUS
fATRoN.A ALL LoURpEALINGS AND SOLICIT
AVE- do-5t nEALD & 90.
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NOTICES.
ELECTIoN-NOTIoE.
THE NATfoNAr. BANK or uyt A,yAnR ,
AT ILAIINlInN uLC : aa.i-l

NntIc,, Is ,,.,.,-. - -, ""V' 2 I0o-'
his his Institution, that an election will be held nj
~, ~ panking House, ON Tuesday, january 9th,
49, ror between the hours Of and O'Clock D. M
serve for the ensuing year. ~
dec7tian9 II. II. EwBANRs, Cashier.
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ELECT1oN.-NoTICE.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.

FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
WILMINGTON, DEL, DEC. 8, fsS2.
Notice Is hereby given that the annual meeting
~ ~ the stockholders OF this bank will be held M
the banking House on Tuesday the 9th day of
January, lssS, between the hours of and n. IN. :
LOT the purpose Of electing nine stockholders 10
sef>e as directors the ensuing wear ~
decs-tjanI0 GEO ID. Armstrong; Cashier
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NOTICE TO BoNDHoLDERs
Delaware State Bonds
OFFICE or STATE TREASURER,
nnNEA nEI AEL-E AnEni IAao

OFFICE or STATE TREAsuRER,
DOVER, DEL, DECEMBER 1, 1882.
by virtue OF an act of the General Assembly,
passed at Dover, March H. 1881, l hereby give
noiicc 10 holders of Delaware State bonds that I
shall attend at the Philadelphia National Bank,
In the city OF Philadelphia, during the busine IS
hours Of that bank, ou the first three secular days
i, o, January, iso% prepare1 10 pay on ana reueem
70, both inclusive, of Series A, OF the denOmina-
tlon Of one thousand dollars each of the issue of
the bonas Of the state of Delaware, under date of
July l. 1881, and that from and after the said first
day. of fJanuary, lSsS the Interest on said bonds
will cease. ROBERT j. REYNOLDS,
nOy23-2twd&wtanI State Treasurer.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE. HEREBY GIVE NOTICE
~ THAT intend to prefer a petition 10 the
General Assembly of the state of Delaware at its
next session, praying for the passage of act to
divorce me froIa the bonds Of matrlmony with
my husband, Charles y. Mohlen.
HOv25-lmt JULIA MOHLFN,
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l. JAMES l.. WoLCoTT, Secretary of the
State of Delaware, do hereby certify that the
foregoing is a true and correct list Of commits
sions granted bv the Governor to Justices of the
peace and Notaries Public, with the fees paid for
the year ending December T. the same being the
iirsts Monday iii the said last mentioned month.
In testimony, whereof, | have here
~. unto set my hand and official seal at
(L s lDoyer the 4th day OF December, A. d.,
(@-, Zone thousand, eight hundred and eighty
two. JAMES i. WoLCoII,
decII-2t . Secretary OF state.
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Wages of operatives in the Arlington Mills
have been reduced.
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WANTED.

WANTED, ,Or0 NEW CUSTOMERS
'! TO BUY To 3 pounds each Of our now
and superior TEA and COFFEE, not eouialeel in
the, city elsewhere, aud hqndsoine present TO
each purchaser. CRIPPES,
deei2-iw No East Second street.
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DROCLAMATION
-oF THE
G o V E E n 0 r.
STATE OF DELAWARE, /
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT. !

EXECUTIVE DEPAHTMENT.
WHEREAS An election, was held in the state &c of
Delaware, on Tuesday, the Seventh daY of No
eight eight hundred and eighty.two, that being the
month, in pursuance or the Constitution Of the
United states and the law OF the state OF DeIa-
ware on that behalf, for the election of a repre-
sentative for the people Of the said State, In the
forty eighth Congress Of the United States ...
The said election, held In the several counties
Of the said State, having been duly received and
examined by the Governor 10 appears from them
that the votes, In the said counties respectively,
for such representatives, were cast as ioiows' 10
wit;
In New Castle County, for Charles h Lore. S,OSS
In New Castle County for Washington... orc
In hSs,E Nsw castle County for John FILLING.
In New Castle County for Jacob satterth- oo
In w.S' New Castle County, for William L.
Thompson SONNY for Charles b. Lore. ss7S
In Kemt County, for Washington Hastings 5 SN
in Sussex County, for Charles IL. LORE. 4,6Oi
In Sussex County, for Washington hast ZOE
And whereas, the returns duly made out,
signed and executed Of the election i9r te cnoiee ~
Fortyleishth Congress of the United states as
aforesaid, having been duly delivered 70 iS the
Counties and the Governor hqying examined the
| said returns, and enumerated and aseertn1nea
the number Of votes for each and every candidate
or person voted for for such representative, the
result appears as follows, to Wit;
The whole number of votes given for =, "a.
The Tnoie Gastinss nalh9er o. ~. "a $40
| rha whole number of votes given for John
The lnS WRSc number 81 votes given for Jacob :,
| The whole number of votes given for VIM. ~
| l.. Thompson. n.'.''''.'''... 49, ''....''' - :.
| Now. therefore j, John w. Hall, Governor OF
| ,he state 81 Delaware, do hereby declare Una!
Charles b. Lore has received the highest vote y, a,
The election aforesaid and therefore has been anu
r. IL dniy and legally elected the representative q
AMI fSr the State OF Delaware in the Forty-eiRhtn
Goneress of the United States. ,.,..
ES.e In testimony. whereof have hcreunto
GIs. set my hand and caused tie Great seal q 7,
(Ic, tho State TO be Affixed at Dover TINS lolI
| a., m November, In the year of our LORD, ont
1hSSusand eight hundred and eght-two, and OF tlt
| indenendence of the United States the one nun
| dred and seventh.
BY the Governor
/ jams 80 doel-2w&2tw
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A PPoINTMENTs BY THE GOVERNOR,
STATE OF DELAWARE,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT. {
LIST OF COMMISSIONS

granted by His Excellency the Governor, for the
preceding year, to Justices OF the Peace and
Notaries Public with the fees paid thereon.
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NOTICE. E.-ELECTIoN.

UNION NATIONAL BANK,
OF WILMINGTON, DEC, s. 1857.
The annual election for nine Directors will be
neln ~ the Ranking House. on Tuesday, the 9th
nay q January, 1888, between the hours of and
4o'clOck, In the afternoon
decS-tJaniO JOHN Peoples Cashier
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~ PERSON against making, or using a false
stamp or brand fer stamping or branding weights
or measures In and for New Castle county. II
FOUND 10 offending they will he dealt with
according to law. JAi0B nEAKYNF
dec6-1w Regulator OF Weights and Measures.
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NoTICE.-ELECTIoN.

NATIONAL BANK WfLMINGTON& IsRAyDYwINF ,
WHMISGoS, Dscem1er9, q, 1882.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders of this
bank Will be held at this banking honse on TUES.
DAY, January 9. 1854 between the hours OFF, and
tnclock, p. M, Tor the purpose OF choosing nine
Directors to serve for the ensuing wear,
dees-tJani0 q. NOWLAND, Cash Ter.
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The New York correspondent Of the st.
Louis EsPubitcI" says: "E. A, Freeman Is verb
table descendant Of old Adam By way Of Esau and he
has rather rubbed harshly against OF the diet
tamil scholars Of The East whose learning rather acts
as an JUNCTION 10 make their touch Yelyey and their
contact with the world gentle and soothing. II UFSug
Ausricatus had come suddenly upon the brain
centres uf The metropolis the comments after the de-
parure " his belrship could have scarcely been less
lucisye. The quality Of bruins brain has not been
called Into question; but he Is evidently QUITE door
man, aud seems 10 belong 10 our taskllls AdTOn-
dtCks smooth spoken lady, who called him both
doctor aud professor, suddenly turned upon with
the remark When has 80 many Titles
~ Is luNidOus 10 select one As beug more appropriate
thau another, !, Ike Goodwin Smith and FTOude,
am plain MI, Complaint was made la Brooklyn,
where he ltclufed. that he wore dusty and wrinkud
suit which be seemed not 10 have removed la the
sueping cars, and from New Haven the story comes
~ his having gone 10 reception where sleek prOfes
were ready to listen "a every word he said, In
such uudress uniform that perhaps the ROssips have
exaggerated when they Insist thar MS shirt was made
uf flannel ff
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DANIEL G. HATCH & co.
NO. 934 f STREET.
Anftion Sales,
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

THOMAS BOWLING, Auotioneer.
A SUPERB COLLECTION OF PARLoR, CHAM
BIER, AND DINiNG-RoOM FURNITURE,
FRENCH PLATE MANrEL AND PIER
MIRRORS AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY MORNING, April II, 1882, at 1880
O'Clock at the old Club House, Fifteenth and
II streets, opposite Wormey's shall sell the fol-
lowing elegant furniture, which has been removed
there for convenience OF sale:
one Walnut parlor Suite, upholstered in old gold
damask, with blue velvet pufing-seven pieces.
One Walnut ParlOr Suite, upholstered in figured
raw silk and maroon velvet punng-seven pieces.
One Mantel and one Pier Mirror (FTench plate
Two Patent Rockers, upholstered with raw silk and
velvet
Two handsome Lounges.
Two Walnut NJ r. Tables.
one Ebonized Ladies' Parlor Desk.
one elegant Mirror ChiifOner.
one superb Walnut Dwarf Book Case, with Chif-
fonier attachment.
one Walnut Revolving secretary-a fine article.
Two Walnut Library Tables, covered with billiard
cloth.
Four superb Walnut, Marble-Top Chamber Suites,
with French Plate Mirrors, compri slng ten pieces
each.
Two handsomely carved Marble Top Ash Chamber
Suites, nine pieces each
Two handsome Walnut WardrObes.
Six elegant Spring Mattresses, Feather Pillows.
handsome Walnut NJ. 4. Sideboarl
Walnut Pillar Extension Table.
six Walnut Dining Chairs.
Walnut Hall RaCk-a nice article.
n. BAH of this furniture was shipped from the
West by gentleman with the view of furnishing a
residence, but being disappointed, decided dispose
of 1t at public sale 1t is of the finest workmanship,
and the sale presentsa opportunity parties to
secure first-cllss furniture
Goods view day prior to sale.
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There are lots of repeaters in Washington,
judging from the manner in which they tried 1t on us
last saturday.
Another thing We found out was that we cannot
give the Imperishabe Easter Egg away free of charge
without stopping the wheels OF business.
ON saturday afternoon receive two more barrels
OF the Eggs. which going to distribute In this
way Every purchaser during Easter week VIII receive
going to let these Two Thousand Eggs go among
the trade of the house
We wish II distinctly understood that wedo not offer
the Eggs as bait for patronage or as lottery. ln-
stead Of presenting set Of cards with every suit "a
custom grown almost to lie necessity We give thiS
Egg In place Of them
We trust We have made ourselves understood. \.
Saks X Co., the strictly and leading one-pTice
clohieTs, $40 and 3ls seventh street.
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snnny Uhnrncier.

An exchange says: From gay to grave
r. hat ,tep, This remark Is Induced by tho sur
pi-ng obituaries Of the dear old dead poet, LOngfol
luw. The il myrtuis NIL etc, has been little
Oyefstraned ujs case by the tNagg6TaOn Of hlsmOst
excellent mora attributes into something rather
grimly sluclimUuiOus. Those Who enjoyed the pTiyi
lego Of social Intercourse with him must be amused at
tie atmosphere Of austere virtue with which no was
surrounded, The fact Is that he wasn't Olt OF a
goOdy-gOOlT man. Genial charming, Of HAWKES.
honor, he was absolutely man Of the world and en-
lOyed It's stories ana It, gayetes He wore truly the
white flower Of blameles5 life, but.wlth the light
grace Of JDtOHafors rather than as the solemn
Oalge Of Tebnke b the ligheT ones Of The caIlh.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
STRIPED REP PARLOR FURNITURE, SLEEPY
HOLLOW AND EASY CHAIRS, LOUNGES,
WINDOW HANGINGS, WALNUT NJ. II. Ia
BLES, WALNUT BOOKCASE, WALNUT
CYLINDER DESK, WALNUT WHITING IA
BLES, HANDSOME WALNUT MARBLE-TOP
CHAMBER SUITS WITH FRENCH PLATE
MIRRORS, HAIR AND HUsK MATTRESSES,
WALNUTAND CHAMBER FURNITURE,
PAINTED and OTHER CHAMBER FURNITURE,
DECORATED TOILET WARE WALNUT HAT
RACK, WALNUT EXTENSION DINING Ia
BILE, OAK AND WALNUT SIDEBOARD, DIN
INGCHAIRS. sILYER-PLATED WARE, CHINA
AND GLASSWARE, ETC, ETC.
Also PAIR FINE CARRIAGE HORSES, THREE
SEAT CLOSE CARRIAGE, DOUBLE SET
HARNESS, AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY MORNING, April 10, 1882, at
10 O'Clock, at No. 1880 Corcoran street, between
Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets, l shall sell the
above excellent household effects.
N. B.-The Horses and Carriage will he sold at II
O'Clock precisely In front OF the residence.
apg-lt THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
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A young Communication, Hermann d.
HSrtien, left his old grandparents Ia Germany 10
ESCAPE the military duty Of the faderland and 20 bet
Ter his fortunes. lie was Ouy twenty ana found
place 10 work at The ten pin alley Of H. BiieubeTg,
cOnpattiOt who enjoys high Tepute, At No. 100
Raymond street, brooklyn. lie was "a saving young
mau, AID invested one dollar ip the February draw
ing Of the Louisiana Stale Lottery, Che not sue
Of the stability Of the savings Institutions, aud he
received fl5, COO. He IS now a popular leader Of
youth n the Ilty Of ChufChea lie is about 10 return
10 supeTutend the removal Of us grandparents here
He VIII Invest in the next drawing which taxes Place
April II before he leaves, ana you eau leaTu anything
about It by writing 70 NJ A. Dauphin New Orleans
La,
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The supplied choir for the Church of the
Incarnation which has been ~ training for the past
three m0nths Will render the service there to-day
al II A, NJ. and +. NJ. The choir d formed OF zen
adults aud twelve boys and we the elaborate
programme viii be well performed. The new organ
Is in POSITION the ChauCel has been IeinOdeed hand
some black walnut cholr-8talls added, aud a fne
- Eagle eCteru 90 replaces the ola plain one. Tue
interior Of this church " OF tile most attTac-
tive IN the city and az strangers are always made
heartily - home, We doubt not the church win DO
crowded az BOtl services
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. 10 8 7. VI, daily.


NlaJs A GA RID.
creiions Of YOUTH weakness, early decay loss
Of manhood, etc, will send recipe that win cure
YOU FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy was
discovered by missionary In South America. Send
self addressed envelope To the REV. JosEpu r. IN.
MAN, Station u, Ns,o York City. oc3O. GIN
nI9foW ANTED-YOU To KNOW THAT
W-S we Sell a First class Tailor made Second hand
Suit much better and great deal cheaperth COM
mon new suit can be bought, st JUSTH'S OLD
STAND, No 6i9 u street, between sixth and Seventh
streets northwest at Branch store, No. 4OS Ninth
rect, between ID and h streets northwest.
N. B.-We buy but First-class second hand Cloth
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Messrs. Daniel q. Hatch 4 Co., 934 +
street. invite the attention of the public of Washing
ton to their attractive stock OF furniture interior dec
oratlOns, and objects of art This hrn also make /
specially In furnishing designs and estimates for
furniture and decoration, stained glass windows,
pOrtieres In fabrics, and fine uphOlstefing The
enterprise vi this firm fills want long needed In
Washington and they are deserving Of the patronage
Of people. Enterprise of this character deserves
10 succeed, as have no doubt It viii. We well
come the firm TO Washington.
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Handsome and Well Selected

Is the verdict of every one who has seen the
choice stock of English suitings and trimmings at the
popular establishment of MIR. W. 5. Teel, s35 Penn
sylvania avenue The choicest and most stylish Eng
fish patterns manufactured TO be found In this
stock all OF which will he made order ia the
improved styles at short notice. MIR. Tee has also
lust received choice line of sc1rts Deckties, and
gloves, super merino undersklrts and knit drawers,
patent and knit bottom Jean drawers, together win
superb stock of Isle and cotton half hose L. which he
invites the attention OF buyers.
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Pile Driving by Electricity.

The successful application of electricity
IN new dei1s Of labor continues 10 be recorded. Al
Hatfield Park the seat OF the Marquis OF salisbury,
the piles 10 support Golfer dam across the River Lea
have Just been successfully driven by the power OF
water wheel situated at distance, which power was
transmitted by two dynamo machines 70 the gearing
connected with tho plle-drveT VI ordinary eonstrpc'
tion erected on a barge floating Ia tue riYeT The
machinery worked web, hitting monkey weighing
about four hundred weight with ease ana regularity.
II Is not stated how faT the power MAS Transmitted.
by a French experiment., NJ. Deprez has succeeded
Ia obtaining useful work after the current had passed
through foty-h miles Of ordinary telegraph wire
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The Iude Mining and Reduction Conn.
Dauy.

Attention is called to the advertisement Of
this company in another column of paper to-day.
This company Is purely resident one, nearly every
share sold being held by residents Of this Dis
ict, and readers may rest assured that II Is
one Of the inflated Kind now flooding the stock E.ar
kets The railroad viii soon be completed 10 within
few leagues Of the mines, and the investment Is
that promises splendid return 10 those who purchase
stock. The ONCE OF the COMPANY Is at 1903 street
northwest.
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Pretty UhiIdrcn,s Party.

On Monday evening, April 3, Mr.. and Mrs,
George W Brown prepared for their little son, Cuth-
bert, and his many friends delightful cntetttlu
mcnt. 1htir Invitations were extended NOV only to
the young ladies' who have not Vet made thelt debut
uron the social stage hui to scveta eunes dobuantcs
who have Tor enjoyed uubOundci popularity.
Mr.. u, srusdeucc presented very brilliant appeu-
Hute Tor time nor trouble had been spared 10 tn
sure the complete success which crowned the evening.
About T.. NJ. the charming hostess was surrounded
10y her happy Young guests aud her stately rooms
were fllcl to Overlooking with the brightest sunniest
could produce. Finally soft molodtous notes u en-
trancing music stole gently upon the eager ear aud
general rush was made for the dancing room. A few
moments later and the tossing Curls aud laughing
eyes Of the little fairy figures dispensing the sunny
warmth vi pure young hearts and brightest sIlrits
were keeping step with dying feet u the melting music
undor the brilliant lights which Illuminated
this dazzling scene. For several hours time
sped away UNDECIDED by tho happy little
people aud there Is really no telling how long
the motriment might have lasted had not Mr. ".
wisely interfcred and carried them of flushed and
excited 10 substantial and palttahlo ropaSt. Not
wlthsanding the fairy grace aud slightness NJ many
which lid fun Justice to the tempting vlands At
an early hour the adeus we've regretfuy spoken, and
the company dispersed with many thanks To tho host
aud hostess who had Afforded them 81 much pleasure
Among the number present Tommy Smons,
Willie Mattingy, David Porter Heap. Saxon Wizard
Eddie Cutter, Evans Ieyely, Willie Sewers, Frank
Wheatley, CNuk Waggaman, Edward White
stephen Vail, Robbie Chrstlh, Louis Hosmer, Marie
and Geneyieve Matiingly, blanche Wales Edith KEEL
lugg Misses Cuthhctt Edith KohlenbeIy. frankie
Lewis, Lucille Mikcrsnn, Mamie SmOOte, Marie and
Florence Hoffman, ulyc Gales, Mary and sadie
Inttrell DAISY Squire. Susie Gurley, Nellie sewers
Emily aud Marian White aud others whose names We
rpga
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the rairof.ne National Rides.

The board of management for the fair for
the benefit of the National Rifles lately held al Masonic
Temple met At the arInoTy Of the Rifles evening.
The report OF the treasurer, Mr. DuncansOn, sab
mitted to the board, showed the following; Total
amount Of receipts ils 1873 90; expenses, 30 O76 80;
net amount realized, :l3, OF Co. The Rifles pro-
pose to use this money In the building Of fine ar
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Tho goehey CIup Races.

There are already seventy entries for the
spring races OF the Jockey Club Including some OF
tie very best horses In the country, among them
Keno, spark GlenmOre CrlckmoTe, Krupp Gun.
Blue Lodge, oden Mary Anderson, ThoTa, and
Compensation.
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stylish Clothing.

Servieeable clothing, well-made clothing,
astefully trimmed clothing, at the lowest prices Go
10 George spransy, 5O7 seventh street, May Build
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YouCannot FAN


TO suit yourself, as our assortment Of spring
Clothing ia the most complete Ia the city Fiaemlu
Bros. corner seventh aud J..
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Freeman as Ursu Major.

Constantly replenished with new and fresh
goods. George spansy, sO7 Seventh slreet May
| Binding.
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Every one has a will and a mind 10 think
Tor himself yet many win 20 about hacking and
coughing until friend recommends Dr. Bulls Cough
syrup for that cough
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Special llotirrs.
fsrmE CopAnrNEnsmIp urnE.

N-.SsaTuE COMPREHENSIVE HERE
~ tofore existing between the undersigned under
the name aud style ot SLOWER \ co. was dissolved
10y mutual consent un the first (lst day OF April 1852
WM 4, WILSON,
i. MAURN DOVE.
Having disposed Ut all my interest In the business
lately carried ou In the hrm name ot SLOWER 4 co.
to my late partner, i. MAURN DOVE, who Will con-
tlnne the business In Ills own name, I commend him
tn the confidence aud patronage Ut the patrons VI the
late Arm and the public generally.
Mr.. DOVE has exclusive authority u collect aud
receipt TOT All debts due the late firm, and wilprnmptly
settle all the Indebtedness OF the late coparnershp
presentation at his main once, corner Twenty FIRST
aud streets northwest. WIN. j. WILSON.
Having purchased the Interest OF my late partner,
WIN. j, WILSON In the COAL AND WOOD bust
ness, carried on In the firm name Of SLOWER 4 CO.,
respectfully glyenotco tn the patrons NJ the late firm
aud the public generally that shalt continue To carry
on the said business In NV own name, aud solicit
dets Tor coal AND WOOD. witch | am prepared
To Furnish upon tho most liberal terms.
apr9-lt \. MAuRY DOVE.
. n NJ -. ..I,a,urx,