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LOCAL LACONICs.
Only t@o plain drunks were settled by Il
Mayor this morning.

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Only t@o plain drunks were settled by the
Mayor this morning.
An offort will be made this evening to re-
organize the Caledonian Club of this city.
Rev. George W. Miller of this city, will
address the Legislature upon the temper.
ance question.
George F. Young succeeds Samuel g.
Hazlett as foreman OF shipcarpenters at
the yards of the Harlan q Hollingsworth
Company.
The steamer City of Lawrence, recently
undergoing repairs at the yards of the Har-
Ian q Hollingsworth Company, will leave
to-day for New London, Conn.
DIR. j. P. Lukens was slightly injured by
being thrown from his sleigh at the Middle
depot yesterday afternoon, caused by his
horse falling and overturning the vehicle.
Clement j. Foster, Jr., telegraph operator
at the AelOs office, is an applicant for the
position of manager of the proposed office
Of the B. q o. Telegraph Company in this
city.
The Maggie Mitchell Dramatic Associa-
ton will give the four-aet drama, "a Blow
for Blow" at the Opera House on Friday
evening, assisted by three actresses from
Philadelphia.
poor lad lost, last evening, kid glove
WIN u iuI topi ou BolhS IoIn IOo IOpidT
street to Second street, thence to Walnut,
and thence to Fifth street. The finder will
please return 1t to this office.
Harmony Council, United Friends of
America, held its third anniversary exercises
last evening in the Lincoln Club rooms
The entertainment consisted of vocal and
instrumental music, dialogues, speeches,
etc.
After to-day the Philadelphia, Whining
ton and Baltimore railroad local passenger
trains on Washington avenue between
Broad street and Gray's Ferry will be dis
continued, except the train leaving Broad
street and Washington avenue at $50 q. 10.
outbound, and that leaving Gray's Ferry at
$50 p. m. inbound.
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STANDING COMMITTEES.
Appointments Made IN the Grand Lodge.


Appointments Made IN the Grand LOdg O.
A. D U. w.
Grand Master Workman Reynolds, OF the
Grand Lodge, A. o. U. w. of Delaware
New Jersey and Maryland, has announced
the following standing committee of that
body:
Flnance-Joseph X. Adams, No. l. Della
ware; John G. Taylor, No. 5, Maryland; j.
W. Newlin, No l3, New Jersey.
Credentials and Returns-Merritt Horner,
No. 8, New Jersey; Joseph II. Seal, No. l,
Delaware; L. T. Dryden, No, IS, Mary
land.
Laws and observation-disclosures l. Hunter
No. 81, Maryland; Thomas Holcomb, No. 8,
Delaware; E. q. Stahl, No. 5, New Jersey.
Appeals and Grievances-John 7. Jakes,
No. 8, Delaware; Edward Moore, No. 90,
New Jersey; Levi Weinberger, No. 8, Mary
land.
Business-Dr. George L. wilkins, No. Z,
Maryland; DIR Howard ogle, No. 9, Della
ware; Albert Won Dr. ger, No. % Maryland;
P. T. Austen, No. 8, New Jersey; W. H.
Vermilye, No. z, New Jersey.
Good of Order Il. Nash Young, No. IA,
Maryland; G. Markley, No. /, New Jersey;
s. H. Baynard, No. 5, Delaware.
Revision-Jehu B. Askew, No. 8, Mary
land; II. F. Going, No 8, Maryland; c. H.
Wilson, No. 20, New Jersey; A. Bushnell,
No. /, New Jersey; Henry c. Conrad, No.
5, Delaware,
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The state Treasurership.

- lhluuleloWn transcript
The Office of State Treasurer will no doubt
be filled during next week. Both of the
candidates from this county are excellent
and deserving men, but only one OF them
can be elected. If New Castle county is
prize, although she does not deserve 1t by a
very largo majority. II seems to us that
the members from this county should unite
upon a candidate and thus insist with a
united front upon New Castles claims.
Either Mr.. Nowland or Mr.. Cavender would
no doubt willingly stand aside for the other
sooner than be the means Of throwing the
selection to Sussex. New Castle county
is in earnest about this matter, and her
legislators should go into the general caucus
solid for the strongest man.
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Again Made Up,

1t is again announced that the team of the
Quickstep base ball club Of this city has
been completed and contracts signed with
all the players. Tine statement now given
to tie public is as follows Dorr, Shallix
and Pyle, pitchers; Kennedy, Cusic and
Casey, catchers; Snyder, first base; Barber,
second; Smiley, third; Albert, short stop;
Wait, left field, captain and manager; one
of the pitchers and one of the catchers will
play at centre and right field. The three
'batteries" will work as follows Dorr
and Casey, shallix and Kennedy, Pyle and
Cusic. The players viii! arrive in the city
during the first week in April and before
the opening of the championship season will
play the Athletic, Metropolitan and Balti-
more Association clubs here.
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The Ravhold Gaze.

John A. Wilson, Capt John L. Plerson
and Howard Groves were examined yester-
lay afternoon Tor the defence in the Rey-
bold case, contradicting, as have most OF
the witnesses for that side, many essential
portions of Mr.. Reybold's testimony con-
cerning the chartering of boats, use OF
wharVes, ra'es paid for carrying peaches,
and agreements between the plaintiff and
the defendant company. This morning
court convened at 1890 and Captain Young
and Captain W. Riggans We're examined as
to the business done by boats Of which they
had command during the sixties and up to
the time of the bringing of the suit.
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Tho training school examinations.

Superindent Harlan announces that the
examination of pupils for place in the
training school will be held February 16and
IL. He requests the publication of the fol
lowing from the rules "Persons who
desire positions as teachers in our
schools shall be accepted as qualified
to enter the Training school, when they have
passed an examination in orthography,
definitions, reading, arithmetic, grammar,
composition, geography and American his
tory, with an average sixty, and no less than
seventy in photography, arithmetic and
grammar. No person under is years of age
shall be examined -
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1ha II. so. Rridne.

Advertisements are published asking for
proposals for building stone piers for the
bridge of the Baltimore Il Ohio over the
Brandywine, and specifications are now to
be seen at the office of Major Samuel Candy,
the resident engineer of the company. The
iron work is now being made at the compa-
ny's shops in Baltimore, and the contract
for the stone work, which will soon be
given out, will be pushed.
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At the sacred Heart Fair.

The following articles were CHANGED of
last evening at the fair of the Sacred Heart
Church in Institute Hall, and more will be
disposed of the same way this evening" Bar.
rel of flour, Mrs. +. Frazer; box of cigars,
George Mcbride; velvet mat, William Kyle;
revolver, Samuel NJ. Turner; picture OF
Sacred Heart Church, Annie Desdy; ton of
coal, the Rev. William Dollard; child's set
of dishes, Mrs. Mary Morris; pair OF pigeons,
NJ. Hagin. The fair will close on Tuesday
evening next.
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An Explosion at nnPont,s.

About 4 O'Clock yesterday afternoon an
explosion took place at DuPont's powder
works and two mill wrights, who were re-
pairing the machinery while it was In opera
ton were badly burned. The names of the
workmen were Robert w. Reed and Anthony
Dougherty. Reed was tossed from the mill
into the creek by the force of the explosion,
but he was taken out and carried TO bis
home. DR.. Greenleaf attended to the in
iurles of both men.
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Forelgn NiIssion York.

Immediately after the last great famine in
India thousands of Teloogoos, heather,
were converted to Christ. The Rev. David
Oownie was present and helped in the work.
Three thousand nearly, were baptized in ons
day. Mr.. Downie breaches at the Second
Baptist Church. corner Fourth and French
streets, tomorrow morning, and at night
will tell Of his great work and relate how
permanent the work among the heathen has
been. All are invited.
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Gath,s New Novel.

The Cica Democrat says George Alfred
Townsend, better known as "Gath," has
nearly completed a historical novel on the
Delaware Peninsula. His "Tales of the
Chesapeak" are deservedly popular, and we
bespeak for the new novel, the name OF
which has not yet been made public, o
hattering reception by the many admirers
of the talented and genial "Gath."
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NOTICE.

In pursuance of an order Of the Chancellor in
the above cause made NJ the September term. A.
d., 1882. All persons having any lien 81 liens
affecting the interest or estate of Arnold 3. NAu-
dan, Estella Naudain, Mary j.. Naudain,
AleNana Naudain, Joseph e. Naudatn, Merritt
". Wllletts. Christopher Naudain, Horatlo \.
Willttts Laura E. Wlllets and Merritt N. W lletts
or Laura +. Willctts, deceased, or, either of
them In the lands and premises l., which said
cause r. lates are hereby notified 10 file petition
setting forth the nature aud amount of the same
Ia the Office ofthe Register in Chancery for New
Castle county ten days before the third MON
DAY In February, A. D., 1884 and to appear u d
prove said lien or liens at the ensuing term of
the court, before the rising of the coart on the
third day of the term. --
WILMINGTON, Dec. 10, 1882. dec3O-W&s-6w
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A Red Mans Funeral.

Thomas F. Moreland, c. of R., of Malta
hoon Tribe, No. IL, Imp'd o. r. NJ, gives
notice elsewhere for the tribe to attend the
funeral of Lewis J. Peirce tomorrow after
noon. Other tribes are invited IRE to meet
with them. .4
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REenrEiva norzenss
81 EGIsTER's ORDER.
RroIerER's OrHIcF.

NRw CASTLE COUNTY, DBL, Nov. - 1854. !
Upon theAppllcntion Of Geo. Gray sdministra-
or nf Kate A.AidersUn, late OF White Clay Greek
huhdrel,i said county, Ieceaaed, ii ordered and
directed by the Register that the Administrator
Aforesaid give netfce Of granting Of letters Of Ad-
ninlstTainn upon the estate Of the DECEASED, with
Ind date Of granting thereof, BY causing adyer-
iisdments 20 be posted within forty days from
thadate OF such letters Ia six of the most publlc
plsres Of the county OF New CASTLE. requirfng all
~ rsons having demands against the estate 10
present the same. or abide " an Act Of Assembly
IN Iueh case mMde and PROV lded: and also cause
begame 70 be inserted within ne same Retioa IA
the DAILY GAZETTE. n newepaper published in
Wilmington and 10 be continued therein three
W. - Given under ne hand and Seal Of
~r-~ Oaice Of ltegletAf atoresaid, At Whining
ri g. tton, In New CnaAle county aforesaid, tie
~ day and year above written.
3. q. BtuGs, Register.
NOTICE. --All persons having claims against
the estate oglthe deceased muet present the aams.
duly atteated 70 tho Administrator. on or before
November =, 1854 orahlde the Act OF Assembly
a such case made aud nIovided.
UEoHGE GRAY, Administrator.
'u'"' aeasi-tts-sw
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NOTIcE.-To WATER RENTERS
OFFICE wArER DEHARrMENr,

Z
WILMiSGToN, DEL, Dec. q, 1882.
The bills for the year 1883 are now ready and
PAYABLE at the Registrars Onice, y. w, corner
sixth and King -treets.
On all bills remaining unpaid after the alst OF
January, 1889, five per cent will be added II paid
during the month Of February, and ten per cent.
If paid during March. After which. time The
for the recnyery Of the amount due. Ofice hours
ga. m. TO y. m.
dec2l-36t j. A. BOND, ReRiktrar.
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Died From Small-POx.

Joseph Killiam, grocer, at Sixth and
Washington streets, died this morning of
malignant smallpox. His case was only
reported to the Beard of Health yesterday.
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PROPOSALS..
PROPOSALS.
OFFICE OF BALTIC & ONO n. Il. Co.,
BAL iIMORE January H. 1883,

BAL tIMoRE. January II, 1853.
Proposals will be received at this office until
L. m, 25th inst for the construction of the
masonry for TIL bridge over Brandywine Greek.
on the extension of the Delaware Western X. r.,
In ilmingtOn. Del, according TO plans and
specifications to be seen at the office of the Chief
Engineer of the u. Il .. IL. X. CO., Baltimore, or
at the onlce of Major sam'l Candy, Asst Engi-
neer, Wilmington, De-.
Bids will also be received at same time and
place for ellyery at the bridge site Of the neces7
sarV dimension stone for the bridge. Total
amount Of yards about 8. CO.,
Parties are invited to bid either way or both.
y. 5. SPENCER,
janl3-2t-2O % Vice Prest.
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Court House, In Wilmington, on THURS
DAY. the Twenty-hfth day OF January
A. ID. 1882 at Eleven O'Clock, Il. m.


The following described real estate situated in
the CITY of Wilmington, County and State afOre-
said as follows No 1. All that certain lot or
piece Of lana with two story brick house
thereon er cted, situated In said City bounded
the souiheriy Side of Second street at the distance
Of forty-hye feet ten and five ciRhths inches,
Westerly from the Westerly side Of Van Buren
street thence Southerly parallel with NanBur "
brick partition wall beteen this and the adjoining
house, on the Fast flfty-six feet 10 the Northery
side ofa four feet WIDE alley: thence Westerly
parallel with econd street thirteen feet ten and
Ave eighth, Inches 10 stake, thence Northery
parallel with NanBuren street and passing
beteen the house on this lot and the house on the
est, nfty-siX feet to the said side of second
street and thence thereby Easterly thirteen feet
ten and hvo eighths inches to the place Of begin
ming with the use In cOumon Of the said alley
forever. No. 2. All that certain lot or piece of
land with two tsory frame dwelling house
thereon erected situated In the said City Of IL
mingtnn, bounded and described as follows to
Wit beginning at stake on the Northerly side
of finn street one hundred and fifty feet two
erl aud parellel TO Church street one hundred
and hity-nye ieet TO stake on the eoutherly side
nf n new street thirty ct wide thence thereby
Easteriy, parallel with Church street seventeen
feet TO "A stake, thence Southeriy and parallel
with the first mentioned line one hendied and
ffty-nve feet 10 a stake In the roadslae of Filth
street, and thence thereby westerly seventeen
feet 10 the place of beginning, with the usetin
common of the said new street.
Attendance will be given and terms made
known at the tlrng and place 1. AioSesaid by
Attest: j, NJ. HoUsMAN, Reg. q. c.
Thomas Nj. Ogle, Auctioneer. jan't25
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p EeIsfRR's ORDER.
REarsrEn,s oxvIoR.

hk8AbTkIlfb OFN1OA. F I
New Castle Co., Dell December ", lBSa.
Upon the Appllcatlon OF Thomas Bird,
KKteutof Of AlbeftO. Newton, late OF Red Lion
hpnIired, In said county, deceased, Il Is ordered
and directed by3the Register that the Exeeu.
tor Aforesaid give notice OF granting Of letters
OF Administration upon the estate OF the deceased
with the date OF granting thereof by causing
Rivartlsements TO he posted within forty days
ron the dste of such letters In six Of the most
public places OF the county of New Castle,
requiring all persons having demands against
lhe estate TO preseEl the same, or abide by an act
y n also cause the saneto be Inserted within thS
.36NAa period in the DAILY GAZETTE, n
kApaper published In Wilmington and 20 be
titoh thued therein three weeks, le. o. Il.
Nj N->-el Given under the hand and seal ofodise
VII. iof the Register aforesaid atWlimington
t(~r~~ Yin New Castle county aforesaid, the
- - 4. &. BIGGs, Register.
NOTICE.
All Lpersons having claims against the estate OF
the deceased mnst present the same duly attested
10 the Executor on or before December 10, A.
d. isss, or abide the act Of Assembly in such
THOMAS BIRD, Executor.
Address ST. Georges, Del, decl6-Sw-tts
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After the Milford Post once probably.

Philadelphia Times.
Mr. Richard Harrington Of Delaware, has
been around to the White House to see Mr..
Chester A. Arthur of New York. Thisdoes
not indicate that refo m wave is on the
way hither.
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The Denot Restaurnnt.

The Keystone Hotel Company will take
possession of the restaurant at the Philadel-
phia, Wilmington s. Baltimore citation on
January 25, next.
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Reynolds Post, No. 8, wi h, Id an open
campfire in Union Hail Min Creek hundred,
on the evening Of February %.
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WILMINGTC
NOTICE.
IN THE MATTER OF THE
PETITION uF -
ELI G.. MOTE. ct. al. No
PETITIONERS.

IN THE MATTER OF THEl r., ou,.noa.,,
PETITION uF ~. " C..,in ,sa!1,,,,,,, Z,
ELI g. MOTE ct. al. wv ~, H. - oa'i'''
PETITIoSERS. a. A"''"'
In pursuance Of an order OF the Chancellor in
the ab We cause made a the September term, A.
u. 1882. All persons having any lien or Hens
.he"ii"g the interest or estate o, Mi g. Mote,
Hannah T.. Wiser, Georges. Mote, Jacob II. Mote,
IstaeJ. Mote, Mary j. aiken, Cora V. Taylor,
William ). vote, Margaret X. laraail, Isaac Z.
SIeel, Hn nah A. Ralnb", Margaretta Il. Stewart,
Martha u. L0finan, james Al. CashO, George j.
Casho, Margaret Y. Casho, Anna Casho Joseph
g. Mote, Jesse IL. Mote, Abraham =. Mote,
Harris Mote, Theodore II. Mote, Raphiel II.
Mote, Eva s.. l.. Mote, Dilworth NJ. Bucklng ham,
Richard Gilpin buckingham and Mar, N. Buck;
ingham, or either of tn, m In the lands and
premises to which said cause relates are hereby
notified TO file petition setting forth the nature
aud amount OF The same in the office of the
RpVister In hancery for New Castle county, ten
days before the third MONDAY In February, A.
ID. 1885, and TO appear and pro,e said lien or
liens at the ensuing term of the court, before the
rising Of tile court on the third day of the term.
LORE a. EMMONS Trustees.
WILMINGTON, Dec. 18th, 1882. dec2o-w&s-ew
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x0TfcEs.
MEMRERs OF MAT

NOTICE. THE MEMBERS OF MAT
4 - TAHOON TRIBE, No. II Improved order If
Hsa Men, are requested 10 meet AZ their wiRwam
ior the purpose Of attending the funeral OF our
nacheln Lewis n. Peirce, rlbes are invited
Jani3-lt THOMAS r. MORELAND, q. nr X.
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NOrICK.
DE GIsTER's ORDER.
REGIsTEEis oFFIcE,

-, RHGIsTEK's OFFICE,
NeF Castle Co.. Del, nereBl bof q, lSS2.
Upbn the application OF BarharA Mann,
ExechtrlX Of Conrad MANI, late .of VIII
minEtOn hundred m said county dereasei
ordered and directed by the Register that
the Ekecutrx Aforesaid give notice Of grant
ipg df letters Ie etAmentnty upon TIRE astAtA Of
the deceased, with the Ofg rantlng thereof by
causing advertisements 10 be pOsted within forty
days from the date Of such letters, lu six OF the
most pubic places of the county OF New Castle,
requiring all persons having demands against the
estate 70 present the same or abide by an act Of
Assembly In such case made and provided. And
also ceuse the same 70 lac inserted VT lin the So .
period In the DAILY GAzETTk,As neWs-
paper published In Wilmington, And 70 be con
tlnuet therein three weeks, &c. o. d.
N~~Nl Given under the hand and seal Of once
IL' q. lofthe Register Aforesaid, at wilmington,
lN,.-Y jim New Castle County, aforesaid, the day
and year above written.
5. C. BIGGs. Register.
NOTICE.
All persons having claIma a0atnst th,. ostate nj
the deceased must rresent Tho same duIv sttesfed
h Tine ExeeutriK on or before December p,
iSs'h Or abide the act of Assembly In such case
ihhue ana provided. BARBARA MANI,
49, $780, ENecutriX.
Address; Wilmington, Del.
dec27. mwf, ,3w
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NOTICE
Fnnsr NArIoNAL BANK.

FIRsT NATIONAL BANK,
WILMTNGroN, DEL., january II, 1883.
Al an election held on the 9th inst. the follow
inK named gentlemen were elected directors for
the ensuing year
Edward Belts James q. Afccomb.
Clement y. Stnyfh, Eii C3arreft
George W. Bush, William TatnaT
Daniel James John u. Adams,
Samuel BAncroft, Jr.
And at a meeting OF the board held thIs DAY
Edward Belts, ESD, was una aainously reelected
president. GEO ~ ARNsTROND
Janll-5t Cashier.
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NOTICE.
Ia the Court of
C1lAncery. Ofthe State
I OF Dbl. New Castle co.
In Partition.

-'i--1H m 40 rFgR or IiIRl la the Court Of
rhT1fIOS or (1iAneery Ofthe State
MATTHEW BANTER, fof DBL. New Castle co.
et, al. In Partition.
Notice Is hereby given TO ali persons having
any lien or llens against the estate Interest Of
James baxter, josr =. Dever, Matthew Baxter,
Mary y. Cummings, Renecca j. Devcr and Mary
Jane Ayres or either Vfthem In the premises to
which The said cause rel ties, to file petition
setting forth the nature and amount the same
In tae Office of the Register In Chancery for New
castle County, ten days before the third Monday
OF February next, and 10 appear and prove th-
said lien or liens nj the ensuing term OF the said
court before the rising Of the court on the third
dRt of the term. VICTOR DUPONT
decsl- w&s-6w Trustee.
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In ChAncery,
New Castle County
Cause
OF Partition.

In pursuance of an order of the Chancellor In
the above cause. made at the September term, Il
d., 1ss2, all persons having an lien or liens
affecting the interest or estate OF Thomas +. Bay
ard, trustee of Mabel Bayard Kane, Thomas n.
Bayard, rustee of FlOrence Bayard Lockwood,
o., Victor DUPONT, or. either of them, in the
lands and premises to which said cause relates,
are hereby notified 10 lille petition setting forth
the nature and amount of the snIne In the office
Of the Register Of Chancery for New Castle
county ten days before the third MONDAY In
February, A, D., 1881, and to appear and prove
said Hen liens at the ensuing term ofthe court,
heiore the rising Of the court on-ihe third day Of
the term. GEORGE GRAY, Trustee.
WILMINGTON, Dec. 10, 1852. dec2O-w&s-6W
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WANTED.

w WHICH WE have good responsible Ien-
ants. PIERCE x COOK, Re Il Estate Agts..
Jani3-iw Cor. seventh and shiplcv SITS.
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j. A. BOND, Registrar.


| NATIONAL BANK OF M1LNINGToR ANDN
BnANDNwINE, Wilmington, Del, Jan. 4tssS.
The Board Oi Directors have this day declared
dividend of six per cent. on the capital stock Of
this bank for the last six months, ayAble on
demand. OTHO NOWLAND,
jan4-l0L Cashier,
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Personal.
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NoTICE.-DIvIDEND

FIRST NATIoNAL BANK,
Wilmington, Del, Jan. 4th 1858.
The Boa-d of Directors have this day declared
dividend Of four per cent. for the last six
months payable on demand.
GEORGE ID. ARMSTRONG,
tanI-l0l Cashier.
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janl3-2t-@

CEND IN YOUR LISTS OF LOTS,
~ HOUSES. STOCKS. BONDS, LOANS AND
FARMS, FOR OUR NEXT PUBLIC SALE
JANUARY 90 1853. jans-it HEALD q co.