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School Notice and Bills
Invited.

TINE SCHOOL BOARD will meet At their
office in Port Tobacco on TT ESDAY.
September 18Th, 1888 10 attend to general
business ard to receive bids for buillinL a
school house in the Seventh Election Disrict
(Pomonkey,) upon the following spccif,,,-
tons
School house to be lSx24 feet, UNDERMINING
of brick on each side and two intermc,liatcl
under each end, UNDERMINING to clc,ate sill,
one foot clear of the ground, each corner un
derpnning two feet square. the others on,
foot six inches, and all the undcrpuning 10
extend one foot below the ssrt,tcc Of the
ground; stills Of White oak SKI inches, corner
braces Axe inches plates 4y6 inches, corner
posts exc, joists 2Xl0 inches in upper floor
and feet aP ri; studding 4x3 inches; sleep
ers Of lower floor 2xl0 inches with intervals
of Is inches; raiters 3x4 inches and q feel
long; roof OF No. Heart Cypress Shingles
and to project , inches all around; wheatli-
crooarding Yellow Virginia Pine 6 inches
wide; flooring of ! inch North Carolina Ye.-
low Pine tongued and grooyed; walls to he
sealed - feet above the floor with dressed
tongued and grooved material, balance OF
wall and ceiling to be lathcd and plastered
with two coats and whitewAshed; chimney to
be built on ceiling ioists aud to extend not
less than 2 feet above the comb of the roof
ceiling jolsts on which chimney rests must he
made Of double thickness; stovcpot must lie
inserted in chimney whilst being built and
space between stove pot and chimney TO be
filled with mortar; hUe to be timed around
at roof and trap door in the ceiling; two win
dowS on each side and one in end opposite the
door, each window to have two Sish of six
paneS each l0Xl4 glass; shutters of dressed
" bite pine plank to each window made dOu-
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-08-31

A state convention of colored citizens
Of Tennessee will he held at Nashville
on September 10Th for the election of
delegates to the National Convention of
"olored Men; which will assemble at
louisville four days later Each coun-
tt is expected to send at least one dele
gate to the state convention. 4 com
riittee is endeavoring to arrange with
railroads for the transportation of dele
gates at reduced rates.
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Nm conflenlIy of.r onr IIctor Fer-

WE confidently offer our Jfcfor Fer
w UIiSeI' 10 the Farmers tor their To-
hacco crops tins season. II Is q Specially
for Tobacco and Wheat II will make as
much tobacco Of as line quality Is any other
hrtilizcr. and is equal 10 any for ali crops
send FOR certificates. Our wheat and corn
lerlilizcr-a specially for grain crops We
have the sole agency for Andrew Coe Origi-
nal Ammouiat'd Bone Phosphate a. Just inn
proved tor tobacco and wheat The value of
ihlo fertilizer is well known rs heretofore pre-
pared With the Improvement OF 1883, il is
a thoroughly reliable tobacco fertilizer. For
tobacco use our Victor or Goes Improved -
For grain crops use either of the above or our
wheat and rurn fertilizer. All in good con-
dilion. Orders solicited. NH Soft
For sale by Joseph Price, Cross Roads, A .
N Bryan, Pomouk,y Richard Cough, New
port
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ORDER NISl.
In the Olphans' Ct,rt for Charles
Couaty, Mafyia4d.

IN the ccse of VIM Taylor Snyder, Execu-
| tor of Edward Thornton Tayoe, late of
Alabama, deceased, the Executor aforesaid
has, with the approa of the Court, appointed
Tuesday, the 9th day of November, A. D.,
1883, at II O'Clock a. M, for making pay
ment and distribution under the Courts direc-
ton and control; at Port Tobacco Charles
county Maryland, when and where all credi-
tors and persons entitled TO distrbutive shares
Tor legacics) or a residue, are hereby notified
to attend in person or by agent or attorney
duly authorized, with their claims against
the estate properly vopched; otherwise the
Executor will take the benefit of the law
against them: Provided a copy of this order
be published once week for three successive
weeks, previous to the said day in the Norfolk
LdndnsIrk and in the MARYLAND INDEPENDENT.
JAMES NJ. HARVEY,
aug 24-ct Register of Wills.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-08-31

The annual tourn1mcnt given by the
undersigned for the pleasure of the
country people will be held at MARSHALL
Hall On Tsu SHAY, September 9th,
Knights wishing to contest for the
nonors will report promptly at o'clock
p m. The entrance fee will be divided
protrla among the successful knights
Eutrance fee for Knights, s. % Adj
'nis~i, T." grounds Tree.
Al the lelicacics IF the season served
N II" grounds at moderate pric 5.
For further information app.y TO
aus lI-3t GEO. W BAUER.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-08-31

The Charleston .Ncus anil Coarie,
says that Senator Hampton. Of South
car0liss. will have no Oppo'ition if he
should desire recollection, although there
are a number Of rolt clans in the state
Who would like to step into his shoes.
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St. Thomas Academy
For Young Ladies.
DENTISTRY,
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1TTT13

X USTAvUS R. BROWN, DENTIsr, offers
II his proies ional services 10 the people of
Charles and adjoining counties. For two
weeks from the frst Monday Of each month
Gail upon or address him MechanicsviIle. 81
Mary's county, for the rest Of the month AZ
Ia PLATA Charles county He will visit
promptly the residence Of any one desiring
his services Je l-fm
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LATEST STYLES
SPRING DRY GOODS

AL Wool Spring Dress Goods, 25cts.
Nuns Yelling, al new colors, 25cis.
Spring Dress Goods, new coIors, l2lcts.
Spring C,sbmeres, new colors, %, 81 and 81.
SUMMER silks, scots, 62cts. aud 75cts.
Black D-.,. silks, sloo, Sl.25, Sl.5o, sl.75
aud $50.
Black c,shmercs, 37cts., scots, 62cts. and
1itts.
Mourning Dress Goods.
Crepe Veil. and Shawls.
White a,d Fancy Mating all styles
Spring Carpets, 25cts, acts. and 5octs.
Cloth for Men ald Boys wear, 81 and 5octs.
Cotton AIDE, for Mems Suits, poets.
Pan.o. st.oo, sl25, $3.50, $500, 81 SO
! Doidd quilts. osc's., worth $500.
silks, yelycts, Satins Brocades.
six Spah., all colors, scots.
silk Norno. all colors, oOcis.
India Linen. Pets, l5cts lScts., 2octs. and
2jcts.
Dotted Swiss. al colors, new patterns.
Satin Stripe yiytori4 Lawns l2cts.
Satin St-ine Piqne. SITS.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-08-31

"Stonewall. the we'll known trotting
horse. owned IA Baltimore, defeated
Douglas, " Of Washington, ia contest
81 Herring Run, few h,ys ago. fhe
hat time was . %
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-08-31

Many wonder how Parkers Ginger Tonic
can perform such varied cures, thinking II IS
seuCe of ginger. when in fact il l. made from
many valuable medicines which act beneficial
lv on every diseased organ.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-08-31

have used the Empire Drill for five years
have s0wed large crops Of wheat and used
great deal of fertilizer botlP dry and damp, and
1t has only cost me % cents for repairs during
der | think il is the hess grain and fertilizer
drill made viii sow all kinds Of sticky phosp-
hItesand is the lightest drill in use.I would not
have any other. JOSEHu DAY.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-08-31
FOR STATES ATTORNEY.

If Mr.. James F. Matthews win consent to
run as an Independent candidate for States
Attorney Irrespective of party I've will be
warmly supported by the 4,h District
\ HESURLICAN.
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FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.

Mr.. Editor IF Mr.. Lem Hamilton will
consent to be a candidate before the Republic
can convention for Comfy Commissioner he
will be warmly supported.
Waldorf
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-08-31

The shipments If peache, over the
Delaware Railroad for tirs season up 10
sa'Stday morning aggregated 1,Gu7
carloads.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-08-31

Miss Minnie Mears, Baltimore. Ma saws
"brown 5 Iron Bitcts restored 10 me los, an
petite, bssl'h and strength
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FOR SHERIFFALTY.

NJ. Eftor Please announce me as a can
dids,e for the office Of Sheriff, subject to the
nomination Of the Republican party.
W. =. Mcdaniel
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NOTICE.
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER

n, Editor Dear Sir, please notify the
nuhlir that am candidate for County
Commissioner subject to the Republican con-
ventiOn. lhONAs - clNAoNs.
aur lift
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POOR pE0PLT aaa re .,I,l.. q ~G sa

e""HmSs ehdrges OF practising ply sicians are Sc
rions burden TO them, aud also fiud that after
paying themselves poor that no benefit has at-
erued to them, that n fact they have thrown
their money away. Toovereome these evils We
oisr Whesier's No. VI Sure Remefies 10 the sick
and suffering me Remedy for each disease, with
out for moment claiming that one remedy
VIII cure any other disease than the one claim
ed for 1t, and rs these remedies have stood the
test without single failure. we agree TO rcfuad
The mpHsy paid in every instance where a cure is
not positively effected The remedies are en-.
tirely vegetable. can do no harm, and will pos
iHvely cure every disease for which they are
nrr.crIh.d
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RHEUMATISM. G Gss}: I ssfas1s Of

wi y = VI Il II w JOINTS, SciNtIcH
and Neuralgia are relieved Al once and posi-
lively cured by the use Of Whceler's No. VI
Rheumatic Remedy We say boldly that ia the
worst OF eases Of NO matter how tong eilndinq
how serious or how pamfm, we can not only give
relief but poatireiy care for all time Failing to
do this We viii positively refund the money
paiC for the treatment, and if your suhi.riugs
are not positively stopped for all time you have
not thrown your money away as you would on
any other than these guaranteed remedies. The
price of Wheeler No Vt Rheumatic Remedy is
only 50 cents, ohtainable from druggists or sent
free Nv mail on RECENT price Staups taken
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SENSIBLE MEN

SENSIBLE MEN an and ,S So IS,5 Il sP 'Ss
many diseases and arrangements Ut the body
'ach has a separate cause or origin, aud that
each meets q different method Of treatment Ia
order TO effect cure, aud moments reflection
must convince that ANY Of the quack nostrums
ioisted upon the public claiming to- cure all ola
number Of Numerically different diseases must
prove failures. even II We do not call them hum
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1883-10-17
For Ladies'.

have been using for a month or two in
my household swift's Specific Is. 8. 8. the
greater portion of it having been consumed
BY the female portion of my family, and
with the happiest results. 1t acted Ike
charm on my wife, who had been IN bad
health for long time, and for whom have
paid hundreds OF dollars for doctors and
medicines. 1t began to build her up from
the fret dose. Another female member OF
my family took II with equally satisfae-
tory results, 1t 10 certainly tho best tonic
for delicate ladies that have ever used, and
have tried them all. have no doubt that
want of exercise, close confinement In
poorly ventilated houses, sewer gas poison
and malarial poison often produce sickness
among our wives, daughters and sister, and
believe Swiit's Specific is the remedy for
all this sort Of blood poisoning.
2. L. JONES, J. P, Quitnan, Ga.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1883-10-17

MASSACHUSETTS GREENBAoKERs have
soured on General Blu Ter, and will run a
ticket of their own, this time, Without his
name at the head for Governor. However,
he will probably be elected without their
difference in the national contest next year.
Massachusetts is one of the States whose
electoral votes are not needed, or even de-
sired, for the election Of the Democratic
President, and If Butler is defeated next
month there will be NO miscalculahons on
this score.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1883-10-17

MINK sdpie 10 correspond, buIA corhser mar.
The Sea Otter is a dark |
natural skin of great beauty,
interspersed with fine white
hairs. A skin is worth from
500 to S 90.
The Chinchilla, about the
size OF a gray squirrel, burrows
in the mountains OF South
America. Its habits are re-
markably clearly, and the
skin. Of a notified blush gray,
in marvelously soft and deli
cate in. texture. When "of
color" this is found of a Yellow
ish cast and is much cheaper.
The Astrakan originally a
dull ash Color, is dyed black.
In the imitation or Aslrakan
I 10th, for Wraps, etc this is
COMPOUNDED with the Persian,
lamb. The body OF this
animal, it is said is sewed up
in cloth when a week or two
old, and the fur becomes curly,
Ike knotty wool, while the
Astrakan has a straight black
hair.
The Opossun, Muskrat and
others Of minor Importance are
utilized in the fur business to
a greater or less r extent.
The point of durability
affects their relative value far
less than beauty, and especi.
ally their rarity. Fabulous
sums are paid for Fur Wraps
whose value W .uld be known
only to an expert.
1900 Chestnut street.
JOHN wANAGAKRR.
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WITHOUT INTENDING to be in any way in
vidIous we desire to express the conviction
that Philadelphia cannot show handsomer
boot ard shoe establishment than the store
of Mr.. Cleland, No. 424 Market street. 1t is
a marvel of beauty and elegance, and a
credit to the city. In fact, Market street is
beginning to abound with handsome, we'll
supplied stores, and the opportunities they
are offering our people ought to speedily
stop the daily exodus Of WILMINGTON pur-
chasers to Philadelphia.
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rT0rgsD 4PPrr6A rTovs.

u. - -.
NOTICE. ~. JOHN DUNN, TENANT
~ 8FTHE Within mentioned premiaea, "
cOulpliance ifh an act OF Assrinll ~ aMeh q ~
mad ard provided, do hereby iye notlee thnt
eli n app y IN itlnR TO the honorAble the
Judges 4 fhe Dourt Of O neral Sessions o. The
rcsfe and Jaii Delivery ofthe So. q nelnwase,
ia and for New Castle County, on MouaAy. ~ :
laday of Novcmbe noxi. a. -. tsse pelsg the
frs day Of said Court. :. license to KEEP az
Inn ortavvrn, known ~ the swan Hot y az
NO. osi Fourth street, In tho First ward ~
the city Of wilmington, New Castle County,
delaware, and to stll intoxicating lquors In lees
quantities than one QUAR-, to 10 drunk on the
pre-. ises, aud the Y lowing scspectane clticen (,
residents 0fsaid wafu. recommenu tht eaiu up-
pl cation, 10 Wit:
Thomas ID. Gibson, Ihillp DouaheIty,
James nrNwn, fhnipu. finnkstts
Der. nd Nj inc. W.. Deakyne
a Rechts. Manuel RicheTberger,
Daniel Mcluater, Vim. hOnzarlh,
tharIse j Hud a. IN mas ". Waram,
j Be,,h Nlcder air, Pest AyarA
daniel MetarKry Henry Greba.
Nd uHd l.. -, lth, Taylor uHh,
John ID ,'Ghefly, WIN bAxMr.
Heury Wa q, James I'm
Johu 'uoalv (ipOrRr NJ Bacon,
Win. n. Brady, Robert Morrow,
q. y. ~ kfa, .. .,,,....
octiB-st JOHN DUNN,
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pHnAAIsslAsI. Ri 4 .w ~. f:ISS E
NAEIkAuNA RAILROAD.

L.. MlNQToNf tND Al
NAkNkaAuN@ RAILROAD.
w al JUNE2 Isss.
Trains win leave WILMINGTON as follows for.
FhllAdelphia and lnltltnedia sta ttDns-6.an
iose q. N. ~. 800, ia s.s5, 3. m.
EhilRdelplia (cxpreas) 400 ze9 $40, I'm, s,fA
0.5, RB p. m,
New York-2.Oa, Z. "a, g. ~, 90 s.Ss, Ii.A3 a. ~,
'l2.aa, LA, 2.Se, 5.H, a.sa, ia, y. m,
Baltimore and lntarmedlate stativnS-i.0k
s.Ha. m. $50 p. m.
Baltimore and Bry IfueAe.s7 Pm. .s,--s...---
Baltimore and Washington--i.4z 4.61, 500 q,H
.. m l.no. +i.p, 300. 6.5z, ii.0i p. m.
Baltimore oniy-I.0d, q. m. Ia and 0.00p.m.
Trains for Delaware Division leave for;
Neg CAstle-S.on o,iOA. IN, 1.06, 800, B.2s p. m.
Harrington and intermediate Btations-e. 10 a. n, .
Los. e.2S p N. se
DcimAr and intermediate ststiSns-a,is =, N.
LOO y. N,
Express hbr Ijeimar. LOop.m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia ana intermediate staiions-a lOa.rn.
400 m. $50 7.sO, e.S5, p. m.
Philedelphia and New Kprk-a.o1, z.25 a, IN. S.i7,
e,ss, 7.28 p. m. T4'
Baltimore and washinGtcA-I.s2 Al. sos. Eli,
.. m. Hop. m.
BAltlmore-l.Q5 q. m. o.. 3D.. D.. l.5- -..t
for furtheI Information passongsrs arc
| ferred 10 the time tables posted At the depot.
l upon which extra fare Is charged.
| j. X. WOOD. General Passenger Agt.
Z Gil A.. Y. PU4H. General manager. -tt
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THERE IS decided "drop" In. public In
terest as to the exact result of the election
in Ohio. Since the complete Democratic
triumph was established, there is even no
curiosity to know TO a certainty that the
second amendment was defeated. The Dem
ocratic victory satisfies everybody.
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JoaN.wAmAzrAKEz,E

One Of 1.-THE iew luxuries Of
modern aress, Tot an inyen-
ton OF the present age, is the
wearing of Furs. The abort
gines knew moth ng Of broad
cloth and silk hats, and the
more heavily rouged squaws
of that age didn't force their
braves into an assignment by |
Fostering them for costly laces.
One thing they did. They |
wore skins-sk,ns with the
fur on. The Papooses OF a
fol mer generation would to-
day excite the envy Of doting
mamas, and make papas turn
pale with their wrappin 8 of
rual furs.
Fashions in Furs change
I II they can at least. Some
| furs become almost extinct
CHATS one change) when the
animal dies; ano her change is
when we dye the skins--only
a black, however. The cut
and form OF garmens don't
vary very much, though
fashion-makers try to make
them. These are some Of the
) animals whose 'fhrs we use, be-
4, ginning with the cheaper
kinds r
The English Rabbit, or
CoDey, the fur in both its
! natural varieties and dyed.
!, Cur American Rabbit iii it is
a rabbit is not used. a
= The Hare from Russia
a Both these are utilized mostly
u for trimmings.
Foxes. These little animals accommodate u
with several varieties IN their skins, which ar
IN use In iRufs and Obc..
This y d uish sT,sy There Is BLACK also
as a, Tne Ermine yields the soft
white fur seen in Innings ant
III chiIdren's wraps. The olacl
A tipped tail set on at intervals
e is the only black spot on tn
he body. Some OF our wraps re
Ay quire 125 of these skins 70
he one ming. In summer thi
q animal has a 'repulsive, brown
let ish appearance, and is know
then as a sloat. Soy !
d The Seal, like the Otter an
8, ed Beaver, has a coarse hair the
on is plucked out, leaving a short
w. w. vel ETY. lap. The Engis
on, possess the secret of dyein
ert this fur successfully. Sc,
eSe Sacques must be OF one ski
ing ., in the back in length, an
skins of extra lerg h are scare
the a and valuable, and out of a
sh, proportion in price to tt
SUI su. shorter ones.
i ia~ The Beaver ia used for shoulder Oapcs, Mt
ie" and trimmings.
Tae Ming for Innings, etc.
arly
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Indulcent parents who allow their chill
dren to cat htartily OF high. seasoned food,
rich pics, cakes, ETC., win have to use Hop
Bitters to prevent indigestion, sleepless
nights, sickness, pain, and, perhaps, death.
No family ia safe without them In the house.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1883-10-17

BALTIMoRE's municipal election will take
place one week from to-day, when 1t is
hoped that the attempt of the independent
leaders to put the city under Republican
control and give the Republicans a powerful
all in the State canvas will meet with de-
served rebuke.
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AMDRN AND ATLANTIC R,R
ON AND AFTFR JUNEN ,sn
TRAINS WILL LEAVE A FoI ,,,,-
s. FOR Alta NrIr f,I1,v 'HVHl

FOR ATLANTIC CITY;
From Vine Street Ferr -Exn,.ss
go =. M, LIB 4.00a dS.bp, in ~
iay only GVOp m. On SUNDAY, i, 10 ana E \,
From ehA"kamaxon Street Fs,rvv
week days go a.m.,S.m 400 ana sppa
Pesaraay on y 100 p. N. Tn sunday FL ~
Accommodation Train will loaye ,ho,.
o. week-nAys At 8. " u. In. and 4. An N ~
sun 'Ay ~ b.Ooa. m. and 4. 20 pm, IS
Parlor ears attached 10 all express train.
Excursion train will have the aboys Pa,
daily At e.9OA. m. "'''' Iu
LOCAL TRAINS FROM PlIlLAnF1 pn,
For Haddonheld from Vine and sh,er.a.j
~ q Ferries 100, g. 0, 1870 and ii 20 =
Iz.Oo W" z.OO. 4, 0O. 6.Oo. 6.SOr. IN,
Ere Vine stree only, 6.4S 7.8l a0L
bhackamaxon street onl SOn. IN
Sunday trains leave both Ferries a, M
.. M, and 4. % y. N. A"u
Fr m Pennsylvania Railroad stat,op s,l
btarkct street, 7.B =. M, AZ hntanh ii
M, weekdays. SundaYs, so a m4'sTS
For Atco, from Vine and shAekAm.ror NJ
EeIIlee paw .. NJ, l2.0i noon; 40 an
= N. SundAfA 300 a, M, 40 o. N, n
1901 oi market street, Hop. m.
For Hainmonton, from Vine and shsckamaIo,
ferries, G0oa. IN, 4.3O, 800, 800 p. IN.
days, e.t0a. M, 40 p. m. SATURDAYS \
nom foot OF Market street. hap N.
For Lakeside, II. 90 a. M, 2.Oop. m.
Fol- Marlton. Medf1rd, Nj. Holly and iAtsr
diate stations, leave foot Of Mark. ltrr ~
days, 70 a. M, ?. o and 500 p. IN. sund
s.0a a. M, Q. 20 p. m. From Vine and HhA
maxon Ferries, 1000 a. m, week days
For WilliamstOwn, from Vine and rhacsani
street ferries, 500 a. IN, Il, 90 IN. 4 20 SO
woodruff parlor cars on all express train.
| W. N, DANNARD, ]. r, WOOD.
Superintendent. ten'l Pass, N
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Trunks and Travelling Bags
J. A. CONNER.

Reliable Harness sad Trunk Manufacturer, hns
removed 70 his new store,
NO. Z EAST FOURTH STREET,
Ehere You viii ind the largest assortment OF
Harness, Trunks BagA etS. n the afty I.aH,Sa
md 9tlemen ped tbo0kh and adias 81 eppinE
SSssSSsS ssxs Sd irtVsilapg S saaa'a
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RELIABLE place to Buy Pianos.

George L. Walker, piano pArlors, 1886 North
Sixth street, near Parrish, Philadelphia. M
connection with any plano ware rooms or
parties Of similar name.
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Holm ]. KENNEDY.

NO1ICE.-.I, JOHN j. KENNEDY,
IN TENANT Of the within meutiohed premi-
SEES, in co pliance with an act of Assembly In
such cas- made aud provided, do hereby give
ahle, the Judges Of the Court OF General Sessions
OF the Peaer and jail Delivery Of the State Of
Monday, the 18th day OF November mex. A.. D.,
jSss bein the first dA OF sAld court, for license
tUkcep inn tav, IN, at the N orth west corner
Of Third and Madison streets, In the Third ward,
known as the ''6tockley House y in the city Of
Wilmington, eountvi amt State OF Delaware,
and to seillRtokteatlng liquors IN less quantities
tn n ON quart. 10. DO drnk on III premises,
and tine following res, ectable citizens, resldeata
Of said ward, recommend the said apl licaton 10