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S25O,OOO SOLID SIX PER CENTS
7 PER CENT. FARM MORTGAGES.

THE CORBIN BtNNINt! Co, rs BROADWAY.
ayan calls attention these Investments There
safer ties n e Thet hrHt mortganc loans
on Improved - ms at Onc-tid their value, wh'n negOua
lions conducted Nv IA L. aud experienced parties.
Record dcncc ~ than 10000 Transactions repre-
scntug Investments m excess ~ Ss5OOOOOO snd cover
Ing thrd o. 'rHtury herr subject 10 examination
To such cannot maze person examination vii send
u trsc3u panph t. with names aud addresses o. IN
Vetofs whpu for long series OF
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Goaro uno Rooms.

\ l'S EAS j ZOl 1l-S L., near BIoduNdN.-
tendance
no LET.-In a private family, uptown, hand
l. ~ tribune Uptown once. ,2S7 broadway.
I CHOICE Second floor of five rooms, one
IL small suite with or without private t13lS TeGrenIe'
> EAST 47TH-ST.-O One extra large hall
- with closets suIcnor table. references o1.
= EAST 3OTH-ST-Elcgauuv furnished
nrstrlDss table ana al conyonlencos.
STH-AVE.. 3O9.-Third floor front suite of
- handsome rO,ms also rooms for gentlemen with board
q EAST list ST.-Front single room. sunny
~ exposure wth board.
- EAST -ST.-HlndSomel furnished
board p sSai -H men nor ony' highest ic''scn'ci
,lfEAST 2OTH-ST.-A suite Of rooms with
~ private bathroom; breakfast desred rooms for gen
pQTH-ST., III EAST.-Amcrican private
d. family WIN Isn, ngss sqsFe h%d'G on f"n-h'd
AZ EAST 10TH ST.-H gndsOnely furnished
~ rooms -ingly or ell sue references
C.l IRVING-PLACE, corner lSth-st.-lland-
O') -omey furnished rooms large and small references
required
100 MADISON-AVE.-IIa rooms
40 with private table sna ftena'ncs; references.
IIt MADI~ON-AVE.-W board. elegant
second Goor, suite or separately strictly hrat
class accommodations
I-o EAST 5TH-ST.-Nicclv, comfortably
iCU furnished roomi private house to gentleman
reference, breakfast
West Side.
| CENTRAL large front room. furnished /; also
~ good sized single Improvements - West zlstsI
4 ARGE front sunny, warm room extra
IL closets and cold water; housekeeping feieI
laI West l0tb-st.
/ AR IL second floor front sunny room. with
II hail modern lmpT0t em rnA pfthle
family: bel Central laTk ami bthaYe HI Rk 80 VIVA st.
| DESPONSIBLE parties wishing to make WIN
IL ter ind first class board wefurulHch
| changed
TWO VERY desirable rooms with board /;
| - q West lIih-st. near 5thayo
~ WEST 2GTH-ST. -Ncwyfurnlsh ed clc-
1 CANT rOOnB en- suite single with without board
private batni private table; tfstclass att ndanco.
! I'D FLOOR-AlSO suites and single rooms,
- Handsomely furnished with without pryato table; To
eronces. u " est 5oth st.
In WEST 18TH ST, near 5th-avc.-Hand-
- somcly fupished rooms with board: references
.t0 WEST -Sr.-Elcglnt su tes and
CD single with first class board at reasonable rates
0STH-Sr., 2G West. near 5th-ave.; pleasant
- sunny rooms; superior IocauOn house. board ana
rsfor'nCos
% WEST 26TII-ST One handsome suite,
30 first floor also pleasant large second story rooms
superior board
| m WEST path ST.-One square room and
Nv hall TOD floor nicely furnished southern OK
| posture. Moderate proes 70 gentlemen rel rtnces
| Sn WEST 39TH- ST A hall and tire" large
DO superior board private table II desired rei
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Eeaal Noiltcs.
Qipi0en0 Noiices.


NEwYOKk GENIAL AND HUDSON RIVER RR Co.
OFFICE IHE TREASURER.
Nfw.YOLK Dec. H. 1850.
A DIVIDEND of four per cent on the capital
~ stock OF the New York and Harlem Railroad Comp
will se paid by the NeWYOrE central and ludBJn River
Railroad Conn lessee under the OF the
tract bel the c0npanes this once he second
dav of January next transfer books will De closed W
oeocs o. M on Tuesday the 10th inst and roOpened ut 10
O'Clock M saturday the second day 81 January next
H.. V. W. kOSSiTEk, Treasurer
ST. LOUIS NO, Dec. 3. 1885
nNHE coupons of the North Missouri kailrOad
Il COrnpaDy due on first Of July last, VIII be paid on
National Bank OF Commerce In New1Ok
SSoLoN HgMPIHnREYs, Recover.
Wabash, e. Louis and Pacific Railway Co.
VNHE MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY CO.,
Il 1876 BROADWAY NEW YORK. December ), 1888.
22D Dividend.
A quarterly dividend Of ONEAND TUREE.QUA RTEkS
the capital stock OF this has this day
been declared payable on SATURDAY January 2, 1855
The transfer books will be closed saturday December
49, O'clock and Monday 4. at
10 o'clock a m A. II. CALEk. Treasurer.
MILWAUKEE AND NORTHERN RAILROAD CO.,
MILWAUKEE Mis, NOV. -. 1885.
'I'HE COUPONS maturing December l. 1888,
Il this company's cent bonds will be paid on
and after that date by the Merchants Exchange National
Bank OF the City OF NswYork . .
| K MANNER. Treasurer.
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european Advertisements.
Professional.

XyANTFD.-By competent, skiltul corre-
w sponhen and accountant Of twenty-five years oADe
RE zee position trust and responsibility WIN s91
ne nm or "a secretary private parties OF colp'auoh
lho Oos' s~N'~ 81" ID. r.. IriOune Oihce.
xnrAVrFD -Ry an experienced OrganIs and
w choir loader OF the Episcopal Church 2position IN or
m Ne. York nv: reierrn given etae saai, Aulhss
0 rANtbA rs Trtl une Upto" ohicr' i-oo brOal"Ay
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trooklpn )ro1ert1 Sur sale AZ 20 Est
OTIS FOR SALE along Brooklyn Elevated
il Railroad. NOW is the best time 10 buy.
rutland q MHI1ING,6 Beekmanst.
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Drcesnld an.

DRFSSMAKER.-F desires few mere
enraeen,nts ~ the day in private family latest from
AIS T. b, 20 Tribune Uptown Oface l23s Broadway
nRFSSMAkER.-By a tirst-class dreSsmaher;
ouicx machine would engage 10 amilirs
o, day beet rcicreuces; lunch only SS3 Wet l9hst
hRESSM AKER-A first-class dresSmakcr
"a she, moie customers by the day In private families,
c,t III IrlpU latest style accustomed make even
fng :resse highest city Reference.
"7 ARTISTIC. Tribune Uptown Ofac~ 23s broadway
nRESS uAKING.-By dresSmaker who I'M
~ derstlDds eating ana fitting ladirs and chharns
customers by tle day or week Address
-i MAhION. go 6th.aye
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tnsinees proprrtl tor 5lI; dlo 10 Eet
BUILDINGS. STORES, LOFTS and OFFICES
ID lu Ills vicinity. some very desTabe. To let
EUIANB a WHITING. BeeEman-sC
TEMPLE COURT.-A few desirable offices to
Il let in this elegant fre-prOof building
EULAND q WHITING, Beekmans st.
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dwelling with lot NO lao East
OF i.ave lot 25x9s9; 2story stable With lot No 3OO
gsi,son a Q ST. lot 25xlO0 9.st0y uWelha
Viii iot 40 % Atorney-st g, lao OF MNlhgtoDs~
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GitD l]ropertn tor Sale.

A 3-STORY high-stoop housc, % West 18th
~ St. 900: best bargain offered; 5th.ave Keys
:. "a BLAK LEY, l,02G Broad way.
IF immediately 500. 900 will be taken for
four hish-stOOp brownstopq vate dwelling
C5thst close to MaI,Onave utIlns value 6OOV Other
bargains sAMUb Ill KlLPAFk lCh, hadisonave, 2fth 81
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THE BoNDHoLDERs' COMMITTEE FOR THE RE-
ORGANIZATION or THE DENVER AND RIO
GRANDE HALLWAY COMPANY.


GRANDE HALLWAY COMPANY.
Notice hereby given that no bOndhoher OF the Denver
ana Rio Railway company after the first day OF
December 1883 become party to tho REORGANIZATION agroe
Inent dated TO- 1880 amended the pay
per OF tho tace value Of his bonds
In accordance OF settlement agreed rPoa
with the Committee of Car Trust certificates
and tn notifications pan o. reorganization OF which
given the ne within which the stockholders
OF tho Denver Hawav Company may become
parties agreement dated June TO- $780,
O nd It's eniments WILL EXPIRE DECEMBER 2S, 1885,
After that date will only 10 received at the Untd
states Trust Company NewYork upon terms TO be fred
and announced by the Committee.
Now.York. November %. 1888
GEORGE COPPFII. CHAIRMAN.
JOHN L0NBER WELSH,
THEODORE DREIER
A. MARCUS
X r. WILSON,
REORGANIZATION COMMITTEE.
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b. SD,vih and RyGn
and AStorv building. with lot No iO3 East l6thst F.
ai N of lstaye. lot 25N92.
~ y. H. Seaman $1,000
ucst ,pod.st 29O Z W OF 7thave, 15XlOO II each.
. wv He ~ Z W OF "a. 6XlOOll
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$500 preferred per bond part 500 600 0o 10 com
pensae for urcnderng 10 OF accrued interest ana Ior
difference Of per cent annually for over % years
Surrender Your claim against the Denver Company, or
any successor Tor principal ana interest.
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Ectlnres an0 nleclln9s.

A MEXICAN Institute Farmers Club. r. gu
a r e-tlnz t-iay at 30 p IA. IN it, room CLIFTON
Han Astor Pace ~chu tiers esd. VIII Rad an essay
i..st culture Admission r:.
b p. GAnDi .N.sec'y IR. I VI. UEXAIER Pros
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Amrsemeufs.

\
A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
- THURSDAY, DECEMBE310
M sOr q a9 H9F SnSE9 e
a. en- supported by poweTu company especially selected
Hudson ston, Jos Wks. Mathews MISS Gussie De For
deserved seats for sale at Tyson Co.'s Fifth Avenue
CASINO. Broadway and 39th-st
TIE most be2utiIg Piod0e Z, aD OF
New and MAGNIFICENT Cost scenery Appointments. 60
Thurs Afternoon. pee 10. Molster Entert nment
DALYS THEATRE. Bway and 30th-st
q S 2 c ssbe.s "a bd saGS az 500
THE MAGISTRATE:
fO' '"' IN The e" M Aeii '''AA'
FAREWELL MATINEE and 79tn PerfoT%aPse tS ton
FiRsi PERFORMANCES
this an nSaf Es q COM Mr. az rS1 th latest
German Of sGnoNlHAN) entitled.
NIGHT OFF. SIR. LEWIS as Justinian Rabbit
NIGHT OFF. Mr.. FISH En-. as. Lord u uberry
NIGHT OFF, Mr. IEcLERa as NJ arcIds B. nap
MIS- v; Ell efIBERrs, Yanfippa s s5SGt
Miss PkkHER. AS Angelica Damask
Miss LRWI =: AS. --.--.s susan
MATINEE and
- Sale Of eats in progress Tor the drst fortnight
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
~ Reserved seats orchestra circle and balcony 500
THIS Week. (N ednesday and saturday Aatnees,,
AMLE,
in ''op end eve: tEafn fSISfay MAHzELIE
Sunday evening. December ~ PROF. CROMWELL will
Illustrate PARIS. THE BEAUTIFUL CITY.
HARRlGANS PARK THEATRE.
ii EDWARD HARRIGAN Proprietor
M Supreme ,acce Crowded house; witness
EDWARD HARRIGAN'S natural acung0f
80. PATRICK REILLY In THE GRIP"
Received with acc amatiOns Of delight,
Mr. Dave Brahsm ami his poo ular Orchestra -
WEDNESDAY MATINEE SATURDAY.
MADISON SQUARE THEATRE.
VI Mr. a. NJ. PALMER............. Sole Manager
Evenings -:3p. Saturday matinee at 3
"Ono OF the best plays In many yetrs"'lribune.
SAINTS AND SINNERS.
NIBL0'S GARDEN. Reserved seats soc.
KIRALFY BROS Great Spectacular PLAY.
THE KATCAr' HER. or, The Piper o. Hamein
Matinccs WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at q
STANDARD THEATRE. B'way and 33d-st.
OPr0prietOr, JAS. c. DUFF. Manager JOHN STETSON.
Evenings at 3. saturday Matinee at2
: LOTTA
AsLITTLF MI L and THE MARCHIONEsS
In Chas. Dickens jr'a. New Version
THE Oh, URIOSITY SHOP.
Seats 81 so. ~ and 80 cents. Box ofce open daily.
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COPPELL FORECLOSURE PLAN

per cent bond Of company bearing no interest
unt July l. 1886 and secured by mortgage not hrs
lien the entire property pat OF S2OOOOOO proposed 10
be issued on ]. GSi mlles)
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Gituatlons Uanie0-- female.

NIURSE.-Bv n Protestant: can take entire
~ charge Of infant best VI rcennce; coIntrt ony
Addr - >. g.. <5l v ,st S5dst
SIMMS' AGENCY, NO. 115 WEST 25TH-
> ST NEAR 6rHAVE.-Suppnes az tle shortest motto,
nrseass e0ored cooks chaO, AIDS nutses general
worker aunIesse, cOaChen walters GRAND boys, &C.,
for city and country.
CEANiSTRESS and HAMBERMAiD.-By q
y Prot saut gull all kinds Ot family sewing good city
references 90 west tuth-sl' u's' noVi.-
xNASHING.-By respectable woman. family
w or gents Call all the week at 233 West 4lst-st
XNASUING.-By reliable cOlOred woman,
w ladies' gentlemen or families Please cal or al
2OS West 3Oth- ST, up one nlSht lacS.
WANTED Family and gentlemen's wash
w by the dozen BY a fret class baltimore ana
New.Y0 laundry. Cali at l49 lstaye nIst nooG
xNTAITRFSS- Ry a respectable young girl
w IN private family thoroughly competent marcssI
bost city reference. Call Monday, No. lOl PAk-aVa
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I CHOICE Second floor Of five rooms, one
small suite. with without private tble references
M44Is
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= EAST ATHEIST One extra large hall
- with closets suIcnor table, references o1-
chanEeA
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no LET.-In a private family. uptown. hand
L somey furnished rooms ladies only Adde'S
l. NJ, Tribune UDtOwn once. /, 237 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-08

prCoRDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs-N.Y. CITY
M following snows the real estate transactons recorded
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EOOK.- BY a first-Class Protestant woman
~ most capable caterer and manager and gels up Oil
ntIs and cold lunches. best testimonials.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-08

GARDENER and FLORlST.-By a SeO.sm-
VI man 20 years practical experience 1n7ng DIsot
forcing flowers, vegetables punIs
Ing shrubs treos general management hfo an,Iy
eass IeIehehco Ho" iA'' 'P' PEEL. 3V5 Last 33ds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-08

iaithst So 23l.6 II W of willisave, S5xl IN 4
Urnt and auOther 10 tie suburban Rapld IrAhSll
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STH-AVE., 3O9.-Third floor front suite Of
- handsome ro'ma also rooms for gentlemen with board
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NOOK.--By an experienced French woman as
~ Grstclass family cook wages 70 peat Ieier'nee'
~ otu-a'e', do"Np o-uSt
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= EAST 0TH-ST.-Elcgauuv furnished
- rooms third floors suits o. H1sc. Win
HrstGll table. and al COnvoniencos.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-08

EODK.-By iirst-claSS young. neat German
~ girl; thoroughly comretent cood bakers hrstc asa
city refer nccs no objection fno club house 80 Sdave
lsti HAT near II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-08

EOOK BY tirst-class Swedish woman in
~ private family CITY reference Adiress . DID,
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1885-10-03

THE Philadelphia "Record" of
Monday last contained full text of
the new marriage law of Pennsyl-
vania. A careful perusual will con-
vince one that not so many will
journey over the line from Mary
land and Delaware now, because
they cannot be wedlocked without
first applying for and obtaining a
marriage certificate. The law GER
tainly is wise one, and must neces-
sarily do away with a certain
amount of evil heretofore existing,
brought about by mere children,
without the consent of parents or
guardians, seeking a squire and
there joined in marriage. A man
that is too mean to purchase a mar
riage certificate, or too modest to
appear before the clerk of the court
to secure one, is unworthy of the
woman he seeks to make miserable
Cor happy for life. We are very
glad, indeed, the laws of Pennsyl-
vania now compel those who seek
to set sail on the sea of domestic
felicity, to clinch the intention by
honorably taking out a marriage
license. All States should have
such wise laws.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1885-10-03

Oxford, Sept. 25th, 'S5.

oxford, sept. 10th, 80.
For the past two months we have been
having rainy weather. We have two
kinds of summers here. One is, that
rain will fall nearly every day; while the
other is, that it is so dry that but few
crops can be raised. This season, how
ever, has been profitable one to
the farmers, who are now busy picking
cotton. The wages paid for cotton pick
ers is one cent per pound, and board
yourself The way that corn and fodder
is saved is quite funny. The corn and
fodder is pulled and cribbed without be-
ing husked.
Orange groves are looking healthy,
and are being cultivated preparatory TO
bring forth large crop. The price of an
ordinary ten acre lot is counted as fol-
lows: The land, S25; clearing, SIS per
acre. fencing, $25; 45O trees at Sl.OO per
tree, $3.50; total, 1915. Oranges are
nearly full size and will be ripe in Octo-
Der and November.
Considerable sickness now prevails
here, as there are people representing
every State in the Union in Florida
There are number Of villages that have
sprung up in different sections, The vii
lagos are about the size of Kimbleville
in Pennsylvania. Capitalists come here
and invest their money, with the expec'
tation of making more. We notice that
there is but little, if any manufactures
in this State. More anon.
RoBT. +. NoRvELI.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1885-10-03
Cecil County Fair.

On Tuesday next the gates Of the
Cecil County Agricultural Society
will be thrown open, and if indica-
tions go for anything, it will be the
greatest meeting ever held in Mary
land. The entries for all the de-
partments was never surpassed.
The stock exhibit of 1884 was COM
plete, and this fall will equal if not
surpass 'S4's big display. In the
Main Exhibition Hall will be dis
played everything that is beautiful
and useful. Splendid glass cases
have been put in for the protection
of the fine exhibits from dust and
handling.
The racing program embraces fast
horses, and the trials of speed will
not be the least attractive part of
the amusements. In short, nothing
has been left undone to prevent the
managers from reaping deserved
success. 1t only remains for the
people to attend. This they can do
by train and carriage, and those
who go by railroad can rest assured
that they will have no trouble in
getting home promptly after each
days sport is over. Let there be
such a gathering of people as viii
astonish the whole country.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1885-10-03

Like a flash of light the through express
Flies over the silvery line,
Bearing its burden of human souls
On, on through the gay sunshine.
There, at the throttle-bar, brown and
grim
His deep eyes looking ahead,
The engineer, in his oily clothes,
Stands firm and free from dread.
The track is his own, all must give way,
Yes See at the town, on there
The morning freight on the siding waits;
All is right no call for care.
All, God an open switch One move
And his bar as quick reversed;
Then the air brakes drag. jump! Jump
or death
On your soul will do his worst.
The engine lurches upon the switch,
Just ahead there stands the freight;
He can save his train if he keeps his
post;
For himself? All! well, ask Fate.
A frightful crash the passengers saved,
With their faces white with dread;
But under his engine; crushed and tore,
The brave engineer lies dead.
Think, as you fly mid the sunshine
bright,
Or through the storm and rain.
By day and night, DER plain and gorge,
Of the engineer of the train,
Think Of the thousands Of souls he holds
In his grasp, without a fear,
Think of the strain on nerve and on
brain,
And pray for the engineer.
SAMUEL WILLIAMS COOPER.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1885-10-03
An Answer Wanted,

Can any one bring us case of Kidney
or Liver Complaint that Electric Bitters
will not speedily cure We say they
can no., as tho '~ands of cases already
permanently cured and who are daily re-
commenting Electric Bitters, will prove.
Bright's Disease, Diabetes, Weak Back
or any urinary complaint quickly cured
They purify the blood, regulate the bow
els, and act directly on the diseased part,
Every bottle guaranteed, For sale at SOC
bottle by + &. Jay.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1885-10-03

CONSIDERABLE newspaper talk is
being INDUCED in by the leading
journals of a proposed alliance be-
tween the Baltimore and Ohio and
Pennsylvania Railroad Companies.
President Roberts of the former
company denies the reports as ut
terly false. The members Of the
councils in Philadelphia who were
most prominet in securing an ordi-
nance giving the Baltimore and
Ohio right of way through that city,
are very angry at the bare thought
of conferences having been held,
and if such an alliance were true,
they would use all their influence
to have the right of entrance re-
scinded. Certainly the whole thing
must he a joke, as the great B. and
o. corporation cannot at this late
hour enter into a scheme that would
be dishonorable in every particular
That the new road will be vigorous
ly pushed ahead, despite newspaper
balderdash, there is not the slight
est doubt, and that all minds vii
be speedily set at rest.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1885-10-03
p EGIsTER's ORDER.


VN'''' NNiH '"'l oulh' lNNb.
Upon the application OF Sarah Elizabeth Zigler
executrix Of Nathan Zigler late Of White CLAW
Creek hundred, In said county, deceased II /.
ordered and directed by the Register that the
eNecutrix aforesaid give notice of granting of Let
tiers Testamentary upon the estate OF the decpRs.
ed with the date of granting thereof by causing
advertisements to be posted within forty DAYS
from the date Of such Letters In six OF the most
public places Of the county Of New Castle reuuir.
Ing all persons having demands against the estate
to present the same, or abide by an Act Of Assem-.
bly, In such case made and provided and also
cause the same TO be inserted within the same
period in 1.-THE Delaware Ledger u ncwsranrr
published in Newark, and to be continued therein
two months.
= Given under the hand and Seal Of Office Of
L. S. the Register aforesaid, at Wilmington in
- New Castle county aforesaid, tho day and
year above written.
IGNATfIIS G. GRI'BB. Register
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1885-10-03
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1885.

JOHN Barleycorn seems to have
the odds in its favor all the time. In
we olden time, it is said, the effects
produced were slight in comparison
of to-day. The stuff must be terri
bly, drugged, such is its paralyzing
effect upon humanity.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1885-10-03

BEWARE of the man who wishes
you too much good luck and sue
cess. See well to it that his hand is
not drawing near your possessions.
But to him who lends aid in time
of need is friend to be implicitly
honored and trusted.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1885-10-03

ALREADY one newspaper has been
sued for libel by the great Snowman,
Barnum, over the recent killing Of
his big elephant, Jumbo, by train
of cars, the paper claiming that the
huge beast was purposely taken up
on the track with the full knowledge
that train was about due. Al
though the animal is dead, we fear
that Mr.. Barnum will have far
greater trouble now than when he
was alive. Verify the world-renown-
ed Snowman has an elephant on
his hands"
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1885-10-03
CLOTHINC!.

If you buy ready-made
for Men, Youths, Boys
or Children, you should
see the great assortment
at Mullin a. Sson, 9Th
and Market, Wilmington
They have their counters
loaded with Suits and
Overcoats of various
styles, shapes and colors.
They employ their whole
tailoring force in dull
seasons, making up for
Ready-made Department
which enables them to
offer better fitting and
more stylish garments.
They also claim better
trimmed made goods
being thoroughly spong'
ed before being cut
which insures much
more serviceable cloth
ing. Then their prices
are certainly a consider
alton to close buyers
They will found to be
away below the genera
average for the kind o
clothing they offer. Ever.
suit and overcoat hav,
the price marked in plail
figures on them, so yol
can see at a glance wha
they can be bought 70
without any dickering
You will find gentleman
ly clerks ready to sho'
you, whether you buy q
not, No one expected t
purchase unless they ar
fully satisfied it is t
I,o;r ol,ontac,o 70 do q