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The daily gazette., 1882-11-20
cEcIL,s COUNTY SEAT.
A Ghastly Discoyery-Death of an Old Ctti-
zen--A Runaway, Etc.
Especial correspondence OF the GaEette.l

Especial correspondence OF the GaEette.l
ELKroN, MD, Nov. 20.-On Saturday
Edward Jones, an employe on the farm OF
Hvland Marcus, living short distance
from town, discovered skeeton while he
was chopping wood. About three years ago,
he tells US, that he found pair OF pants
and shirt two years latter a pair Of
CATERS were also found. All OF these articles
were but very short distance from where
the remains OF the dead person was dis
covered. The skull was brought 10 town
and left at Mitchell's drug store where
many viewed t.. The raHaInder of the
bones were collected and carried to this
town, and are now in the law office Of Daniel
Bratton. The skeleton is of full
grown person OF medium height. Several
of the teeth have been extracted, and one,
we notice particularly, had been drawn but
a short time before the person died, Ther
are many conjeetures aiioat as TO Identity,
but none are definite. The bones arc well
preserved the skull is as clean as though It
had been polished. There are several thin
places Ia the craninm, and the general
belief Is that some crazy person has
wandered of and died. But, evidently there
is q mystery connected with it. Why Is it
that the shoes were one place, the clothes
aIotherand the body removed some distance
from all OF these. This is one Of the unan.
swerable questions. lf'a sick person why
would they not have laid down with their
clothes oni 1t would have hardly have
bcen tramp because it is such an out-of-the-
way place, that but few visit the locality. It
ls Eo5 yet esecrtaired whether the person
was white or black, Ban or woman, but It
is generally believed 10 be q woman. All is
yet mystery. Could 1t have been murder:
Richard Bidile, an Old and highly re-
speciei citizen, living near town, did on
Saturday morning at II O'Clock. The re-
uains will te inferred III Wilmington on
Wednesday.
Mrs Reese, aged 81 yeas. died at the res
idence of her son, II. q. Reese, Esq. Friday
night. She will be buried in Middletown
on Tuesday.
On Saturday horse attached to wagon
was coming dowu the Newark road past
the fair grounds when one. of the clip bolts
broke letting the shafts or the animals heels
which caiIecd il to run, throwing the driver
out, slightly bIuising him. The horse,
on reaching the railroad turned and went up
the railroad, leaping large cow-hole in the
track. After running some distance up the
track aud down street 1t was captured,
The building lots that were offered for
sale Oh Saturday sold well. The bidding
was spirited and the prices realized were up
10 expectations, averaging about IS per foot.
Frank r. Scott and wife returned home
on Saturday evening from New York, where
they have been spending some time on their
wedding tour.
The railroad company arc fencing In their
ground north Of the depot, which they ex-
pect to transform into beautiful flower
garden. The fencing in of this lot which
mas been open Tor so many years makes 1t
quite inconvenent for persons travelling
backward and forward In this locality.
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ACCIDENTS IN THE CITY.


Thomas Emerson, living on Shipley street
below Third, broke his leg on Saturday.
J. NJ. slayton, a W. g. N. brakeman, had
his hand badly crushed at Birdshoro on
Saturday.
Leslie Georges "a clerk in the Tasker works
at New Castle, had his foot badly mashed a
day or two ago by heavy ironfube falling
upon it.
John O'Neill, a small boy, shot himself
through the hand with pistol yesterday
DR.. Maull dressed the wound, which is not
very serious ore.
Sallie Sharp, the three -year-old daughter
of A. /. Sharp. the plumber, residing at $50
Monroe street, disloaated her wrist while at
play OH Saturday. DR.. Cooper attended to
her injury.
The horse OF James Strong, a Kennett
Square blacksmith, ran away with him near
Greenvile, Saturday evening. Strong was
thrown out aud sustained severe scalp
wound and = number of bruises. Dr.
Joseph II, Chandler attended him,
Mrs. Eliza Doyle, residing at No, s3s
Poplar street fell down flight of stairs
Saturday and fractured her thigh very badly.
Drs. Brown and Tomlinson attended her.
Mrs. Doyle Is quite inflrm, being SO years of
age, and her recovery is doubtful. She is
an aunt of ey-State Treasurer Robert II.
Davis of Milford.
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COUNTY COURT OPENS.
NATHAN DENNY oETs OFF ON
INSANITY.
SHERIFF MARTINS COMMISSION.
A Baggage Master Pleads Guilty to. AS
sault on the Station Agent at Mt.
Pleasant--Demby's Extra Lash.

At 10 O'Clock this morning the November
session OF court was opened with Justices
Houston and Wootten on the bench, Chief
Justice Comegys being absent on account
OF illness. Judge Wales arrived at 11.15
and took his seat.
The grand jury was polled, few being
excused for personal causes. Upon being
sworn the jury retired to act on the bills Of
Indictment laid before them.
The roll of petit jurors was called and two
members were excused.
The Attorney-Genelai announced that
Nathan Demby the colored man who robbed
and set fire TO John Mnhlhausen's store was
undoubtedly insane and that the charge
against him had been quashed. 1t was
suggested that he be removed to- the alms-
house from New Castle jail.
The witnesses in the case were therefore dis
charged, as we're those In the case OF the
State VS.. Eiwood Shaw. The Attorney
General also, at the request of Nathan
Demby, stated that the prisoner had com
plained that the Sheriff had inflicted one
lash more than the court had sentenced him
at previous session and that he wanted re-
dress. The court thought the lash might
go on any subsequent sentence Demby
might receive.
The case of the State VS.. John i. Lewis
was continued at the request of Mr.. Lore
Nhpi tC-hWIOH, tue hLlOffi0y All
nounced his readiness to proceed.
James Martins commission as Sheriff was
read by Clerk Cochran and ordered re-
corded by Justice Wootten
Orlando Owens, u baggage master on the
Delaware railroad, pleaded guilty to having
assaulted William s. Ledman, station mas
ter at Mt. Pleasant. The two men had q
dispute about some business and Owens
struck Ledman several times, giving
him cut on the forehead and
blacking bis eyes. The plaintiff told of The
assault and was followed by the defendant.
who gave his version of the affair, saying
there had been ill-feeling between him and
Lcdman, the latter not having spoken to
owens for two years. The defendant was
lined 81 and costs of prosecution.
At IL 40 o'clock the grand jury made u
report of true bills found and were dismissed
until o'clock.
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IN THE CITY CHURCHES.

Rev. C. p. Mailery Of Oiivct Presbyterian
Church and Rev. =. G. Boardman of the
Presbyterian Church at Port Penn ex-
changed pulpits yesterday. -
Hope and Wilmington Councils of the
Junior Order United American Mechanics
attended church at Union, yesterday, and
listened TO a ltting discourse by the Rev,
Adam Stengle.
Special services began in the Central
Presbyterian Church last evening, when Dr.
II. II. Wells of Ohio, preached forcible
sermon on "Sin." Services will continue
for several weeks. DR.. Wells subjects dur
ing this week will be as follows Monday
evening, care We Responsible to God for
What we BslIeyep' Tuesday evening, "Is
Morality Alone Sufficient to Save 70 We'd
nesday evening, GLOW May Sinner be
Justifedf" Thursday evening, "Did Christ
Die for All Men If so, VIII all Men be
Saved ! II not, Why Notin Friday even,
ing, "Whst Will be the Doom OF the Finally
tmpenitent n
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Continued In second edition. ]
MARINE DISASTERS.
Collisions, Wrecks, Abandonments and
Narrow Escapes.

NaTroW Ebo4peS.
While the steamer Sarmatian was leaving
the harbor of ST. John, New Foundland, on
Friday night, she collided with the schooner
Arthur Of Bridgewater, Nova Scotia. The
Arthur was kept afoat by her cargo and
was toWed into port The Sarmatiaa sus-
tanned no damage.
Tie steamship Aragon, wrecked on the
Anticost Island, In the Gulf of st. Law
renee, has been abandoned.
The steamer Illyrian, at Boston from
Liverpool, reports that OF the Sth inst. she
passed through quantity of wreckagc, ap-
parently the fitting Of ships cabin, which
had not been long in the water.
The steam barge Kincardine struck rock
near Little Current, Ontaria, last Thursday
and was run ashore. She is valued, with
her cargo, at Sl2,000
The ship MeDougan, at New York yester-
day for Antwerp, reports that on October
22d, in latitude 4S.40, longitude 175, she
passed wreck, apparently of 900 tons
burthen. 1t was very much broken up and
no name was to be seen. On the 9th inst. :.
the McDougail fell in with the bark Con-
stantinc, from Liscomb, Nova Scotia, for
Barrow, water-logged and disabled, and
took off her crew of IL men.
The steamer Algiers, from New Orleans
for New York, arrived at the Delaware
Breakwater yesterday afternoon, and re-
ported having run into and sunk the
schooner w. l.. White so miles east north
east OF Five Fathom Bank. The Schooner,
which was bound from Alexandria to Proyi-
dence, with cargo of coal, was struck
amidships and went down in Ia or 90
minutes. Her crew escaped in a boat and
got on steamer. The latters bow plates
were badly broken below the water line and
her collision compartment was filled with
water. The schooner lies in So fathoms OF
water.
A large schooner, dismasted, laden with
lumber and apparently abandoned, was seen
yesterday off Thatcher's Island, Nassachu-
sctts, driving south.
The British steamer Ganges, which
grounded at the mouth of the Patapsco
river last Thursday, 1oated yesterday and
went TO Annapolis roads, where she will re-
load the cargo taken from her and proceed
on he voyage.
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MIR. THOMPsON's FUNERAL.
Buried Yesterday While an Elder Brother
Lay Dead In Maine.

While his older brother, the Rev. Zenith
Thompson, lay dead at his home in Deering,
Maine, where he bad suddenly expired on
Saturday of rheumatism OF the heart, VII
liam II. Thompson, senior proprietor OF
the depot restaurant, was buried yesterday
afternoon from the residence OF John Mealey
No. POS Market street. Tho services took
place at the house, and were conducted by
Rev. II. B. Martin, rector of Trinity P. T..
Church, and were largely attended by
friends OF the deceas ed from this city, Phil
adelphia and Baltimore. special train
was run from the latter city, bringing many
railroad men.
The floral offerings were very fine. Proba-
bly, more beautiful collection has never
been seen in this city. Among them may
he mentioned pillow and dove by Thomas
Mullen, DR.; an arch, cross and crown from
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mealey pillow and
anchor, presented by Miss GeorgIe Wolfe I;
ark and dove, by John p. Donahoe cross
and anchor, by clerks of the restaurant, and
triangle by colored employees of the
restaurant.
The interment took place at the Whining
ton and Braudywine Cemetery.
The pail bearers were N. w. Gookln, T.
B. Brison and Josiah Bacon Of Wilmington,
Charles Howard and Leonard Tufts of Phil
adelphia, and T, w. slster Of Baltimore.
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rhs rhrea.oard Monte Mon

Through the fundamentally Of Chief
Hawkins tho Philadelphia detectives nave
the sbarpers who robbed Joel Woodward on
Front street this city, Edward Rodgers was
tlrst arrested. and on Saturday John Boyd,
who bears strong resemblance TO "Curly
Mason" arrested on suspicion and released
by Mayor Wales, was captured for com
plicity in a scheme by which Michigan
man was robbed of $la7. Chief Hawkins
has seen the men and feels confident that
they are the parties wanted. AS soon as
they are fully identified efforts will be mace
to bring them here to receive taste oil Del
aware Justice,
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William II. Tn ompson's WIN,

The will of the late William II. Thompson
leaves Miss Georgia Wolf, his housekeeper,
S., 900, Mrs Howard of Baltimore, lady
with whom he boarded when he was on the
road, the house he owned in that city during
her life, which at her death will 20 back to
the heirs, and the remainder of his property
to his surviving brothers and sisters. 1t is
estimated that Mr.. Thompson's estate is
worth between S25, 900 and $4,000. john
N.-Kates, chief of the P. W. q B. operators,
Ia the executor named In the will,
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s,nyth POSTS Camp Fire.

On Saturday night smyth Post held
an open camp fire in its headquarters
In the Adams Building, on the o.
casion of visit Of the Evans
Watson Post No. 5 of New Castle, and some
members of the Grand Army from Philadel-
phia. DR.. Keables made an address OF
welcome, and the evening was passed with
songs, readings, rccitations and addresses
by different comrades. A portrait of E. G
Stotsnnburg WAS presented by Colonel Mac.
allster during tho exercises. collation.
in the Lincoln Cluberoom concluded the
affair.
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A Wilmington Hard pn z in Limbo.

Thomas, alias "ChicEH roy, well-known
In Water street localities and regarded by
the police of this city as a suspicious char
acter, is behind the bars in Philadelphia,
awaiting hearing on a charge Of pocket
picking, for which he Is held In ST 800 bail
The robbery occurred in the somewhat
notorious saloon of Joseph Burns, No. S04
Vine street. He was arrested on Saturday.
His victim was a travelling salesman OF
Pistsburg, and Foy WAS one Of party of
six who crowded around the man ana re-
lievcd him of his watch and SIS In money.
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Houston for state Treasurer.

date for State Treasurer and Gays !:
"Mr. Houston will stand good
chance OF getting the place. For the sake
of harmonizing the party in Sussex he with
drew as a candidate for Sheriff last Septem-
Der, when he stood good show of getting
the nomination, and he can probably com
mand almost the solid vote OF the Sussex
delegation. The Office is filled by the Legis-
lature In February, and the matter is usually
settled at the same caucus which decides the
United States Senatorship.
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Aftor Lecislatrya Omoe..

William ]. Black, Esq, of New Castle is
q candidate for Clerk of the Senate and
Lemuel NAPLES of Sussex is after the same
place. J. Alfred Collins of New Castle,
Isaac Goodman of Kent and j. B. Norris OF
Sussex, want the position of Sergeantat-
Arms in that body. II. r. Pennington,
Esq., of Wilmington is a candidate for Clerk
of the House.
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4 sKRTous KICK.
NINTH WARD LOTS.
A Real Estate sale on Saturday After
MON.

L. w. Stidham & Son sold yesterday af-
ternoon for NJ. NJ. Childs, agent,53 building
front on Twenty-fifth street east of Tatnall
lot 25 on Tatnall street south Of Twenty
fifth; to II on west side of Tatnall street
between Twenty-third and Twenty fourth
streets; is to 27 on Tatnall between Twenty
fourth and Twenty-lfth; 2s to 81 bounded
by Twenty sixth, Twenty-seventh, Tatnall
and Moore streets, and 80 to So in the block
west of them. One-half of the last named
front on Market street aud the rest on Moore
street. A large number OF purchasers were
on hand and the amount realized was nearly
1000. The buyers were as follows:
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Tn, local preaohsr.. Conference,

Yesterday the twenty-fourth annual meet
ing of the Association Of Local PREACHER
and Exhorters Of the NJ. z. churches OF the
Wilmington Conference came to an end,
The services consisted OF love feast at
o,clock. preaching at 1890, children's meet
ing at 3.3O, and preaching in the evening.
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The Electrical Disturbances.

NEW YORK, Nov. 20.-Telegraphic COM
munication is again partially interrupted
to-day by Auroral disturbances In all diree-
tions, interfering seriously with the trans
mission of messages, thou III not to the
extent that was suffered on Friday last.
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Too Smart to bo Bought.
tSussex journal. J

Perhaps no greater insult was ever given
to people than that of sending steamer
and fireworks TO Sussex in order to get votes
for the Republican party. Living upon the
coast we see steamers every day and our
pilots OF Lewes have shown that they can
equip and man more beautiful vessel than
that sent from Wilmington. So, also we
have seen fireworks. When will the people
Of the upper counties learn that we of
Sussex have at least as much mother wit as
theys
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rwo More PIsysrs Signed.

Yesterday Harry Pyle and Gus Alborts,
base ball players of Reading, Pa signed
contracts with the Quickstep club Of this
city to play next season. Pyle Will play as
niteher and Alberts as short stop. A meet
hin0 Of the Quickstep will be held In the
CLAYTON House on Thursday evening.
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''lsIER'S ORDER.

he,,r, mFEslsrERs OFFICE,
Il, n,.',ot .' tNTf, DEL, Oct. 18th, 1887.
IAnl RRnl,,lcalion Of Joseph PuRt., Execute pr
Eknld a,son, late of Wilmington hun :
lalbr r. UNITY, deceased, Ii Is ordered AND
Ea8 5iys ia' .hpglster that the Administrators
tslf, u,,.a npIice ,ce of granting Of letters Tcs-
/ |heGl WV gc,l the estate Of the deceased, with
|ssts IL i'Intllig n thereof, by causing ndyer-
/ LhsG T,wh ~ posted within forty daya from
fhdtbe ietters In six of the most public
" hi,n,u OF New Castle. requiring all
Iziiht o,no "tilanhs against the estate to
IsAt,t la' or abide by an Act of Assembly
/ EsasLba.' ba'H'' i, and provided; aud also caust
EBMY q ,5lrefttd Inserted within the same period in
|sllElOn MA eMi ~ h a newspaper published In
|hleCSS S'u 10 be continued tkcreln three
H. ,OSSs OSSStt n Under the hand and Seal OF
r. iNe IN w xhegiater aforesaid, at Whining
|'N 'hy ana m NeW .W Cassie county aforesaid, the
SUI year above written,
b. &. BIGGS, Register.
/ shlt Of N. persons having claims against
rtc,lcd "t :, deceased must present the same,
|hiM6 10 10 The Executor, on or before
EkAas M ~ or abide the Act of Assembly
i, ''e ana nrovided.
eag,i; elo JOSEPH PUGH, Executor.
North Eleventh street, Phiia.
nOvll-tts-sw
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GnnnarA.

At least so gunners went down the Della
ware road on the 9.10 train this morning.
Among them was suctioneer Frank stidham'
who will bang away at the quail IN Apo
oIinjmink for o few days.
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RzGIsTERs NOTICES.
EGISTER'S ORDER.
REGISTERS OFFICE.
Z n-a.1.as

REGISTERS OFFICE.
New Castle Co., DH., October q, 1881. !
fpa tt application Of Harry NJ. Cautwell,
liinGrttt6i Maria l.. Smith, late Of Red Lion
! .fei Ia 'aid county. deceased, IL IL ordered
tiFtcei BY the Register that the Administra-
ifotrilid give n0ilc9 Of granting of letters
lldmrisllS;0n upon the estate Of the deceased
hhe date " granting thereof, by causing
bertismtAhi0 to w posted within forty days
ln Me dA,e Of .uch letters In six OF the most
Pile pars- Of tie county OF New Castle,
kulnlg all persOHs having demands against
estate 20 Present the same, or abide by an act
assembly 10 surh case made and provided
also cause the same TO be Inserted within the
p period IN the DAILY GAzETrE. n
finlei Published In Wilmington, and 10 be
ulltd thtr,in three weeks, te. o. d.
~ Given under the hand and seal ofoffice
Y l0i llt Register aforesaid datWiimingt1n
~ YIN New Castle county Aforesaid, the
"a year above written.
s. q. BIGGs. Register.
NOTICE.
if'ons having elaine against the estate OF
etstl must present the same duly Attested
Administration. on or before October q, A.
~ o. abide the act OF Assembly In such
tahe and provided.
HARRY NJ. CANTwELL.
Administrator.
1 sasH rs No. 81 Fast Sixth street, Whining
=iN- oct23-in wf-3w
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LOST AND FOUND.

GTRAYED-A DARK BROWN MARE
- ABOUT NINE YEARS OLD, came to the
premises OF Thomas Husbands. In Brandywlne
hundred, on Wednesday, November 18th. Tho
owner can obtain possession OF the above named
animal by proving property and paying for this
advertisement. noyl]-6td<w
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Sunday At the Hall.

Yesterday morning the Mayor disposed Of
s,1 csseS OF plain drunk, and nned Mary
Dunbar SO and Peter Dougherty W FOR be
Ing drunk aud disorderly.
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.ElsIEB'S 0RDER.
RIoisrES's OFFICE,

a hftHILN . AJffITE,
IN VnIle Co., Dei.. October IL, 1882.
n the app' of Charles Freeman,
&. Of J1hn Dowden. late of Whining
htird, lnAqid 'ounty. deceased, II IL or
inid. Ted by III = Register that the AID.
atoi aiof tssid Rivs i HOtlee OF granting OF
jI',q.p N, s,ry upon ths estate s,srsn, Of the he
,,t1,-iIsemGer,tss @ Gs ta Ei gra Sts'a yitlin forty
a5t. y, .,,o uile Of such letter :. - Canic-
ss,r N plAge' Iaa, OF The county OF Isinsf III.
Zsslt,,... lnt,3ns ~, having demands s.ct nt
I'm aI,Eus /, sn.'I .le same or abide by ni
Is,s ,ls Slsuen case made and provided. .s,as
N h II, aur 70 be inserted within the 90.
Srr1liaA pAiLf GAZETTE, NJ
3ib,,.Ir ~ W Mllm mlngton, and TO be c,
hi Civa,.uI''t ,uI''t weeks, te. o. d.
i llof,b,e \. under the hand and seal OF Office
s~is Nv Ssw Ef9Eistrr aforesaid. at Wilmington
ERg,boy," S Sssut County, aforesaid, the day
s. C. BIoGs, Register.
NOTICE.
Su1,d' nnvlng ,.ng claims, against tlSe estate OF
Il TS+tn,uNus' uus' present the same dUly attested
On or before Oct pber 9Oth,
E sri ri,y Sr.,ls .s ACT Of Assembly In surh case
|O''ued. CHARLES FREl sMAN,
i Eea4, rb,-,. Fhecutor.
f--N''o", IA oct2 t-tks. 3w-
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noSi7tS

NOTICE. HEREBY GIVE NOTICE
IN THAT 1T Is my intention 10 prefer a pett-
ton to the General Assembly OF the State of Del
aware, at It's next sessl ~ praying for divorce
from the bonds of mntrtmOny with my husband,
william A. Cummins. LOUISA CUMMINS.
MIBMtNGTOS, Nov. IL Sc. ~Dovi5-dtw-wIm
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PERSONAL.

NOTICE.
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"a Pocket Cyclopodia, y Writers and Travel
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Postal Rates: Stamp Duties, LAVE etc; n9w .1
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vsry essence OF large library, S0c.' moroSecSo;
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a on-tf En Arch Street. Philadelphia.
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The steamer Dromedary was burned to
the waters edge, at Hamilton, Ontario, on
Saturday.
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REWARDS.

GD00 REWARp.-IH ACCORDANCE
tDAOO WITH the following resolution, duly
passed. by the City Council OF wilmington:
''Rcsovcd, That the Mayor he authorized TO offer
n reward Of t3O for the arrest and conviction OF
any OF the persons who were engaged In the
riotous and dlsOrderly conduct which seriously
disturbed the public peace and endangered the
lives of many citizens In the western part of the
city on Tuesday, November 7th:" I, Mayor Of
Wilmington. Del, hereby, offer the reward men
toned In accordance with and for the purposes
specified In the resolution.
WILMINGTON. DBL, Nov. Ie, 1ss2. novii-tf
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FOR SALE.

LNOR SALE.--NEW HOUSE. SEVEN
H. ROOMS bath, hot water. &C; good location:
price Rl, go Only $50 cash required. Apply to
GEORGE X. TOWNSEND,
noyiF-A 0is Market Street.
EOR SALE.-DWELLING HOUSE NO.
II lOiG WAsHIN0ToS street. Eleven rooms
with all eon'sgieSGTfs; RTs;tJ5fREGy 4fREGiy l9cAuLLEY.
poyi3-lms coo Market street.
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LDUCATIONAL,
N'"ooD INSTITUTE
FOR
BOTH SEXES.

ssltntl," west Of new Broad Stree,
n. ''' On Phila. & bait. Central r
SulaIc,l :. .y-English, Business, Scientific
h., thorough Chemical department.
SSo1 to oIpporlun!ties n,p offered to young men
Y ''paee for the best American coll
Sae Of ps, psohierrod by authority of the Leg
Ss',l Sr rennsylvania upon young ladies
'snsasb,n oy hrst-class elocutionist.
eaats Of ths sy professor-master OF the
~ Aas been eA s given to those whose edu-
little ~ hs'ected. A home-like depart
lMo, Twelve INSTRUCTIONS.
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