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Smyrna times., 1885-04-08
LetdcP from Clayton.

MIR. EDITOR The school election
held ON Saturday was well attend, d
and considerable interest manifested
r. shaw was mldc chairman aui B b
Ferguson secretary Tn. audltiu.
committee, Dr.. lIamonson J. r. Casper
son and Abei Srvi,, reported the ar-
counts Of A. l.. Hudson the clerk. cor
rect, with a surplus of 1872. AbeISevil
was elected Commissioner for the en-
suing term.
Two additional trains have recent
ly been put on the New York K Nor
iolk line making two each way DAHL,
Sunday excepted an Indication that
Ulainc Is increasing on this promising
route, opening a. ii does a large fuit
growing territory the results Of which
we shall be somewhat curious to CON
template. Already we can see sim, oi
improved business by the large quantity
oi ireignt pass III over the line. We
predic, the capacity Of this road will
ere long be insufficient With'a sinale
track.
The Office safe &c. of the late Col.
Douglass was sold to-day bv order of
the administrator, once the scene of
busy thrift and the avenue through
which gigantic contracts were made
for the products of our State. now n
mere shell scarcely noticed or only with
a sad rememberance Of him who used
to make il Il trade centre.
john Perkins of Wilmington former
ly OF this place has just broken ground
for two new dwellings on his grounds
adjoining the Maguire properly 50 we
are gradually growing towards smyrna
and it would not be strange if sont ,Iay
stranger might be puzzled 10 Til
" which from t'othcr."
An increased number of visitors is
shown by the Bingham House register
the past week, among which we notice
}. r. Scott Jr., New Brighton. :. J.: J.
7. Heath, Catsllill, \. y: Francis
lardley, Richmond, Va: Ebcn LEROY
Narshville, Tenn; r. Stockton BcaI'
Perth Amboy, \. j.; +. 4. Newell. \.
}. ! pick ont thos senames because they
are those of parties whoare prospecting
for real estate in Delaware.
LEAR.
Smyrna times., 1885-04-08
Smyrna and Vicinity.
PEACH buds are swelling.

Smyrna and Vicinity.
PEACH buds are swelling.
EGGS are down to - cents a dozen.
SEED sweet potatoes for hot bed
planting are quite abundant in our
market
GEO. D. COLLINS broke ground yes
terday for double dwelling on Della
ware street.
}. II. PRIMROSE s. Co. are getting
their signs, &c, in order, and prepar-
ing for an active business in real es-
tate.
Mss NJ. NJ. SMITH has opened her
stock of millinery goods and dress
trimmings and invites the inspection of
the ladies. See ad
GARDENING has been in order the mast
week, and the man of the spade and
the rake has been desired in more
places than he could fill at once.
JERMAN & CosGRIFF commenced
making tile at their works near
Smyrna Landing yesterday. and will
have kim Of tile ready for the mar
ket in about two weeks.
The weather has been good and the
ground in fine order, and our farmers
generally set their plows to going the
hrst Of the week in preparing the
ground for the corn crop.
IHr first sprig Of Trailing Arbufus
made It's appearance ON Srnday morn
ing at the church in the corsacc bonuet
OF young lady it was sweet and
beautiful-the arbutus we mean.
II. R. MUSTARD & Co., will omen
their Office next door to the Fruit Grow
ers Bank this week, and commence
actively on the sale Of Diamond Grown
Phosphate, Domestic Evaporators and
Peach Baskets. See " ad next week
MRs. E. NJ. FOWLER is very success
ul IN growing Winter Towering plants
and her husband is paying her a de-
served compliment while showing an
PPreciation for the beautiful in plac-
ing them in the show windows of his
store
1T really look as if the cry of g hard
Tunes " were out ofplace, while there is
ability for ceaseless round of rink eo-
ing, hops, and entertainments of every
class, to say nothing of the circuses
that must be attended if it takes tho
last penny.
AHE March report of the department
oi agriculture estimates that on the first
oil the month the farmers of America
were holding 675,21O,664 bushels Of
corn, against 512, ,224, ,OOS bushels year
before. This is 37.6 per cent of the
the whole crop.
kEV. OHIO BRANT, A. ~, of Bos-
Ion' who brought with him good testi.
monials from different places he has
been, lectured at Centennial Church
monday night, and at Bethel last
night, on Handsome People," to de-
lighted audiences.
HE Sunday school teacher who gave
the membersof his class two dyed egps
each { on Easter, set hiinelfup wonder
iuliy y with the boys, and now they are
calculating the time until the Fourth
u july when they expect him to " do
Smyrna times., 1885-04-08
School Ialections I'm The

School Elections in the Country.
Last Saturday was school election
day; besides those elsewhere stated
the following are the changes in this
vicinity:
In district No. 68 (Walker's). John
A. Latta was elected clerk for three
years, Andrew Spear commissioner for
two years and Allen d. Helveston for
one year, to fill vacancies. 5000 tax
was voted. r. l.. Mason to continue
as teacher.
In District No. o., lDeakyneville)
Harry Cooper succeeds J. p. Collins as
clerk. Tax voted, 1925. VIM. Deakvne
OF New Castle has been employed as
teacher,
In District No. 6, James T. Truax
succeeded w. f. spruanee as clerk.
Tax voted, 1925, and S75 to repair the
school house.
In District No. 7, (Raymond's), Jas.
Robinson was elected clerk, and John
Jefferson commissioner. Miss c. p
Cavender continues as teacher,
In District No. 4, Samuel S. Griffin
was elected clerk.
Smyrna times., 1885-04-08
the right thing in not less than two
mates of ice cream all around.

the rl9nC JnlD8 III HOG less llldu Two
plates Of ice cream all around.
Mr.. CARROw, Col. Geo. w. Cum
Minis Overscer, has made a thorough
examination of his orchard and told
Mr.. Cummins last week that the
orchards promise as good a crop for
this year as they did last Spring, for
the crop of the past Summer. He
finds nothing to complain about in the
yellow varieties, as some persons do.
YESTERDAY while Wesley Rash, the
warden was giving the prisoners in
Dover Jail their dinner he was strnck
with bar and knocked down and six
prisoners escaped, among them Bob
Allen and Henry Raisin, the noted
burglars. Sheriff Robinson summoned
posse to pursue them but had not
caught them at last accounts.
THE infatuation attending the open
ing of the Roller Rink nearly a month
ago still continues, and on Monday
night the "midgcts were greeted by
a company of 300 or more people who
enjoyed and applauded their perfOr
mances. They were on the floor again
last night, and when they hadn't it,
our own people made merry go
round.
HERETOFORE our people have had
communication with Easton, Chester
town and Clayton only by the 7 O'Clock
morning mail Postmaster Baggs has
succeeded in making arrangements for
a direct mail from Smyrna to Chester
town and Easton, by the 9.3OA. NJ, mail
and to Clayton direct at a. NJ, and
o'clock, P NJ. 1t went into effect
to-day.
As IF one circus were not enough in
a week, no sooner had the Frank A,
Robbins show bills been posted than the
next secular day, Monday, the advance
agent of Barnum flooded the town with
circulars Of the greatest show on
earth" 1t is to be at Dover, date not
fixed, but the bills were sent around at
this time, as the agent said, and appar-
ent to all, to anticipate Robbins.
THE Improvement in the wheat fields
during the past week mas been very
marked, the fields turning from Il brown
to alively green. Reports from numer-
Gus points in Virginia show that aban-
doned wheat fields, which were about
to be ploughed up for othercrops, have
come out SO finely since the warm
weather as to change entirely he crop
prospect reported earlier in the season.
The coiorcd people have a belief
that the sun dances or skips on Easter
and accordingly number of
them were up early on Sunday morn
to see that brilliant luminary 90
through its feats Of rejoicing. This
to a belief in the marvellous
is on par with the faith more preva-
lent formerly than now that the hop
vines came up and the cows went down
on their knees on old christmas night. |
CHAs. +. SPENCER will sell at his resi- /
dence ut Clayton, on Saturday after
noon, next, at / o'clock, F. NJ, his .
stock Of household goods. Terms will |
be made known on day of sale. Mr..
Spencer has been advanced from his
present position at Clayton to be con
ductOr Of freight train on the Della
ware road, and will move his family to
The people of Clayton
while wishing him well, regret his de- 4
parture from their town.
Smyrna times., 1885-04-08

GEN. WoLsELEY has reported to the
London war office that if the present
military stations are maintained in the
Soudan, one-half Of the troops will die
or be disabled by heat before autumn.
1t is the impression in London that the
Soudan will be evacuated. Itis report
ed that nearly all Of Osman Digna's fol-
lowers have abandoned him.
Smyrna times., 1885-04-08

THE seeming difficulty which COM
mercial and manufacturing interests
have to overcome is the existing dan
gerous abundance and cheapness of
everything. 1t would be regarded as a
god-send to trade saysthe Philadelphia
Ne'cs if flour advanced fifty cents bar
rel, pork one-half cent per pound, pig
iron one dollar ton, bariron onc-tenth
of cent a pound, cotton a cent and
wool two or three cents.
Smyrna times., 1885-04-08
ReOpening Of 81. Peters Episco-
pal Church.
IMPRESSIVE CEREMONY AND LARGE
ATTENDANCE.

ATTENDANCE.
1t is not often that an Easter sun as
cends from so golden an Orient as was
the case on Sunday morning-in beau
tiful harmony with the commemoro-
tions of the day-the resurrection from
the dead into the splendors Of a new
and glorious lie. The congregation Of
ST. Peters Episcopal Church were es-
pecially pleased with the brightness of
such morning, rs it was a day to
them of more than usual significance
the reOpening of their church which
had been closed for repairs for the past
six months. At 10 o'clock the people
began to assemble and when the hour
for service arrived, 1890, every seat
was filled and benches had to be
brought in from the chapel to fiji up
the vacant spaces. The services com
menced with an Anthem from the
choir, Christ Being Risen from the
Dead, )" which was we'll rendered the
new organ, at which Mrs. Elva d.
Brown presided, giving rich accom-
paniment in harmony with the deli
cate and varying tones Of the composer
We will say just here that the music
throughout, composing as it did a large
part Of the service, was noticeablv
good, and the re Deum Laudamus
JubiiGtc Dec, Gloria in Ercelsis. &c.
were perhaps never better sung in the
church. They seemed elevated rather
than lowered, at least in execution. bv
being brought down from the dark gal
lery loft on IA plane with the, audience.
Their position was one certainly of
greater comfort.
At the conclusion of the voluntary by
the choir, the rector, in a firm voice
began the service with the first of the
opening sentences, THE Lord is in
His Holy Temple" &c, the conerepa-
Smyrna times., 1885-04-08

A SAN FRANCISCO dispatch says Cali
fOrnia farmers are anxious to see war
between England and Russia, as this
is about the only event which will make
last years wheat crop profitable. The
greater part of the crop is still in the
farmers hands, they being unwilling to
part with it at present ruinously low
rates. There is also a big surplus Of
canned goods in California which would
find ready market in case Of war.
Smyrna times., 1885-04-08

THAT DIRTY Observation-Disclosures is dirty and
disagreeahle in every way. 1t soils the clothing
continually, ana is accom- panied by hardly less
annoying sensation of itching. The SCALP is
diseased. There is nothing in the world so thoro-
oughly adapted to this trouble as Parkers Hair
Balsam. 1t cleauseS and heals the scaly stops the
falling hair and reSt0rCS its 0riginu SofiueSS gloss
and color. Is not oily, highly pe.iumed an
elegant dressing. Very economical, as only
small occasional Application keeps Tie luirn
perfect condition.
Smyrna times., 1885-04-08
New Advertisements.

The attention Of our readers is called
to the following new advertisements:
Dress Goods, &c.-John Wanamaker.
Maize -Olienc-Alexander G. Cum
Minis.
Dress Goods, &c.-Mi-s NJ. NJ.
Smith.
Carpeting@-Thomas Deputy.
Clothing-A. c. Yates & Co.
Carpetings j. & J. Dobson.
Clothing--Garritec, lIasten and
Alicn.
Seed Corn. Henry Jefferson.
Clerks Wanted-J. II. Bewlev.
Smyrna times., 1885-04-08

GENERAL GRANT is daily in receipt
Of letters from prominent men in all
parts Of the union expressing in the
strongest terms their heartfelt symathy
for him in the hour of allctiOn and
their most earnest wishes that he will
be spared to his country.
Smyrna times., 1885-04-08
Election of Vestrylnen.

AT the annual election Of vestrymen
for the ensuing year for St. Peters
Church, the following gentlemen were
chosen: Senior Warden, Geo. w. Cum
minis Junior Warden, w. r, Caven-
der Joseph Kennedy, VIM. p, Cum
minis, f. r. Sipple, E. A. Evans, Robt-
J. Cummins.
Smyrna times., 1885-04-08
Personal.

Rev. DR. Tullidge oficiated in the
Episcopal Church, at Georgetown,
Sunday.
Misses Ida and Alberta IIonecker,
OF Middletown, spent several days with
relatives in town, returning home yes
terday afternoon.
Alex. G. Cummins, Jr., is home from
college on an Easter holiday.
Geo. N. Stevenson, of this Office, still
continues quite sick, but with improv-
ing conditions the past several DAYS.
Smyrna times., 1885-04-08
CURE FOR PILES.

,rl;! lle, are frequently. preceded by q ,en,. .r
"05-Hl 'I uie uarE, IONS and low, r Dart # rN.
aDd"mgn causing the p4ncr, 10 -arpo>o ~. sa.
some affection @. tur t'jI,y> I..r,,.,''
sanN' ,., Al ilmr, yDm m~u. ina gr>,iu. an. ,.r.
elc 4 moisture, like Precipitation. .r.Iurir-',
very dI>asrceab. irhii.- ii Ter g,ttll., ,r.., + "
pill %nn2il y 3;'r,..a't i"d Ecriiug and Iirh.nt
San6's f.le Remedy .i; i .f> ii.rrtr. ,,,'' 20.
!ihe I"rs affected ao>ulDiug Tire Tunor, q; ;ig,.
ii.S .he intense itching, aud affecting Il perm.
Bo>anko Mediciue Go. Pigua. d. -rIilr Ia. IT u
Hoheckcr, smyrna. icl 1a; ~ ~, +
Smyrna times., 1885-04-08

THE times" is published every Wednesday
afternoon by RoBT D. HoFFECKER, Editor and
Proprietor, at Smyrna Del.
MS-SUBsCRIPTIoN-On year $500 IN advance
or $3.50 if not paid till the end Of the year No
paper discontinued until all arrears are paid
only at the option of the Publisher.
ADVERTISEMENTS will be inserted at the rate
OfSeven Cents a line for the first insertion; sub
sequent insertions Three-and-a-half cents. A
liberal discount made to quarterly, semi-annUal
and yearly advertisers.
OBITUARY NOTICES will be charged Five Gents
per line.
Smyrna times., 1885-04-08

WITH the additional quota ordered
to the front by Secretary Whitney the
United States forces to be in readiness
for emergencies and to protect Amer
can interests on the Isthmus of Pana-
ma will number about l 200 men and
100 officers.
Smyrna times., 1885-04-08

The Legislature at Dover passed a
Joint resolution to adjourn sine die on
Friday next, but the general belief is
that it will rescinded under the plea of
too great a pressure of work, and anoth-
er week be added to the long session.
Smyrna times., 1885-04-08
NrnrTTCE

NOTICE.
~ Notice Is hereby given that ]. Michael Riley
being The tenant of The house known oS ..Tf..
Railroad Hotel in the Town of t'nvton -
county and state of Delaware. intend n ,'Ste
Application 10 the Court OF General Sessions Of fGe
ieAce and Jail Delivery of the State of Delawnre
IN ana Tor Kent County, at ijS next session which
VIII commence and be held nj Dover. i'm Eent
county aforesaid, ON Monday. the tWentv-Scvpufb
uay OF April IN the year of our Lord one thouSond
eight hundred and eighty-tivc for a license tnr
tHe keeplug OF an inn or tavern and authoriziu0
the sale OF intoxicating liquors in less 0uantifiaS
tHah one quart 10 be drunk on the premises i'm
the SAID, The Railroad Hotel" The said -. Ibn
hairna" itoleI wherein am inn or tavern is prn-
posed 10 be kept with the privilege of SpIiiu,,
therein intoxicating liquors i'm less uuautites tboi
one quart, lo be drunk on the premises il inr.,tl
IN School District No. llg. IN Kent county n fnra.
Sald' ana on Front street, in the said Town Of
CiaEloi, ia Kent county aforesaid. adjoining
lands oi the Delaware Railroad Coinpanv and
other lands. The time when The said nTrliSati",
Will De made by me Will be on Monday mo
twenty ly-Seventh day OF April, i'm the vpur nf cnr
LORD one thousand eight hundred and eighty
uNe nelhg the hrSt day of the next term Of the
SAID Court of General sessions of th. pnoCa -
Jal DelVery OF the state of Delaware i'm and for
Kent county. The names of the rpSnncto Ila ,iti
HehS recommending my said application are.
=" - ~ Gi"!' VIM. 7 Wright
David C. Marsh Moses Forcnn,
tllUo>. w boWhluS, VIM. T. Young.
George II Hearu Jnbn II Gotf NY
berhard sweeney, A. B Marvel
A. ,AHti, W. G. NanWiukle
J1hh :. OdSperSon, Hugh Fleming
ChaS UarmouSon N d. InhI Naouira7'
Jas. DUNCAN. W & IIor5r,st'.
hiram W. Nooiiord. ). T. Pinder
Clayton, Del, March %. 1855. LII
Smyrna times., 1885-04-08

RUssIA's answer to England is ssaid to
be elusive and unsatisfactory. Prepar-
ations as if for war continue to bemade
in India, under orders from London.
Smyrna times., 1885-04-08

THE Erery EUening came out last
week in a new dress of type that great
ly frightened the face OF our valued
cOtempOIary.
Smyrna times., 1885-04-08
cI. Table and Pocket Cutlery at J.E.
LTST A.Gnnn-

Ma"! INSCRIPTION, dealers mHyt.ll ya. .l.,,..
l nave remedies for Coughs and C.,G-. rI..i +!
,'iIlt ~ every RESPECT just as good a> ,i4
,rii"D-e DI b'>"IE"> '"i-!. and Lung -vrlI. gr
m muai'SS you INSIST upnn This rclacd, ana MI. ,g
Ip o,lcE, you are .ialie 70 BE- greatly deceived
''''> "''" H. SOFA by Ja-. T.. Hofecbcr
There can be no better shirt than
the Que, sold BY J. B. Cooper onIv
Smyrna times., 1885-04-08

WHEN General Grant dies it is said
he will be buried at Washington. His
death is expected at any moment.
Smyrna times., 1885-04-08
side Bracket and Extension Lamp.
at J. b. Coopcr's. '''''' I'S'
IA a iuII line Of Ceiling Decorations at
"llklnSon's, next door to Postoilicr
YOUNG MEN-RE,n NH.

HE N"LTAIc BELT CO.. II MARSHALL ,-l
0,leIS l" send their celebrated ElrcrrG.\ vi.
" "bI:LI ana other ELECTRIC ArIgIi<cl.> ON Tiki ~.
,t,I.! .! u"ES' 70 men youug or Ola aHir,ei l..i
nervous GeDiIiy. loss Of vitality aud u,,'l..5
anu az kindred troubles Also + p rr.r,I,,.. tf'
Ecuralsa' paralysis. and many other J....,..'
"'"Inc.e restoration To health. vigpr ana r...,.
5ooH ENaTantccd. No risk j. incurred a> # .-.,.
n"yS tral is allowed. Wr.;. thtm al 1., ~.
Illustrated pamphlet free g."
Smyrna times., 1885-04-08

NJ. BRIssON hassuceeeded in forming
a new cabinet for France, with himself
as premier and minister of justice.
Smyrna times., 1885-04-08
BUSINESS LOCALS
Wilkinson has in stock tbavo.,.
Latest Patterns of Wall Paners cry

Wilkinson has in stock tbo,o
Latest Patterns of Wall Papers, every
J. f. Carter has engaged 1o...,
stephenson, an experienced '",,ph
hanger, to take charge of hi. no,pp paper
department for the season 1I,TTIlng
ready for business. lie Is
Ladies', Gents and Children's co...
meres, at J. B. CoOpers. 0oS'''-
Reward, Birthday and Easier C..,
at Nilkinson's, next door to Po.toG;us' @tus'
HErTER THAN she ExrEcrrb-"Y "Yonr i..,..
IIa'r ai dH reply am happy 20 say That prtIy Iy
llai ba>aim did much more far ',., 10y ~ "Ihtrs
sald II would, or than expected Nv man ah you
not only stopped falling ont. L,., tb4! ha5r has
are an covered, and all my hair i'm, r,, yalu spots
cI' "Iler ana more Lively than I v.s. ~ ~, uiicE-
,,t,S o,onIeSS a year ago Thank Won aos',, my
again Extract from letter, of Vr "Ia'H and
west FIi'y-third street, New York. H. W. l.,
Drug Store. ''' y 'o"N $
-, J. E; Garter has in stock N ooo
PIhCES of this Springs Patto,'OOC tO'OOO U
Choice WALL PAPER "''''"9 OF
=, A full line of Dado Shades cb,.,
"'Iklnson's, next @oor 10 po,t"fJirPo' P' al
Deyoe Brilliant OIL. The bc,. and ...,
est oil made, at J. 3. gonrc,.. anu 9a'-
Smyrna times., 1885-04-08
Window Shadesand Spring Fixtures
at ). q. Coopers. Loops and Frinees
INIBOIsn, -

r, Nhth You Visit or leave New York Ciry save
66aSs3Ee EXPIRES, ana Carriage HircanI oto1atfbe
'ItHu mon Hotel. opposite Grand Crut-aI ban.t
Elegant rooms fitted NO alta cost uI nf. il,ii.
GI.l"IS' reduced u Sl," #aj up.;,ri> rrr fs,-
iy;,r HTr'i,fah ,r plan Elevator Restaurant Suppt.
railroad to all dcpots Faui.ics ran iT. hct'.
ior IrS> money al the Grand Onion Hotri than ot
an! "thtr hrstclaS> hotcl i'm the city. nurf%i,.
Smyrna times., 1885-04-08

j., So0 Dressed, (Four Hoe) White OAK ft,sts, seven
ieel long, cat Of ripe wood.
Enquire "a.
JOHN ANTHONY,
apr l-2w Smvrna Delaware
Smyrna times., 1885-04-08

IIIE Perkins Il House Non-Explos-
I've Lamp Is the only Lamp fit to be
used among children. 1t cannot ex-
Plode or break. Sold only by J. B.
Smyrna times., 1885-04-08
Coopcr's. '' .'' '' d.

w, Mhen BABY wa H.. W. ...l (ASroPIi
WI mhen she was" '.id, Do. c-.. i,r CASIoETA
When she bccl.c .i.--. -... ,...... to (,,sTC11,
'''- '-. ..' o..- ..-a. CASTA
Smyrna times., 1885-04-08

" Rough an Coughs,
ASK tor Rough on Coughs t0r i'oi,,,l,s f,.ly.
sore hroat' Hoarseness. Trochesl5c Liqnid.35c.
Smyrna times., 1885-04-08
FOR SALE.

heikShire and Poland China. and Chester
County ShoatS Also. nm cvtr, RaTt,iir, Sn,,
viii litter in March
Apply 80
~ GEO. c. ARNOLD
'i'' 100" kCutOu. Del
Smyrna times., 1885-04-08
NOTICE.

~ l. Edward kroneubere Of BOMBAY Hook
I>IAld, DucE Creek hundred, in Kent county ond
Stale OF Delaware. do hereby give notice linn on
Monday me -th day Of Apr!l, i. b. 1850 intend
l? make Application 10 the Court of General Sos.
sIolN nl the eace and Jail Delivery of the State
Oh leIaWare IN ana for Kent county then 10 he
h'Ideh at Dover, for a license 10 keep am inn or
uNNt'u, ana % sell Intoxicating liquors I'm les
premises III me house known as " The Woodland
hra"h ii"ieI' situated in school District 10, If
IA Ntht county an9 state of Delaware. and on
"'VuPird 10y me as ten"nL The name oi The re-.
'i'tr'"'ic citizens recommending my said appli.
cation are as follows: go" "PP'i'
Smyrna times., 1885-04-08
FOR RENT.

a EoNu Sah!c and Carriage House on SOUTH
street: smyrna. VIII accommodate 8 hor>c, ana
= carriages. Apply 6"
,,s Mrs. ANN DAVIS.
mar lo-u SuGth Commerce Street. Swyrua
Smyrna times., 1885-04-08
NOTICE.

An examination Of tea hers G,F second &uG
thid grade Ct it,iicatcs will be held an WI ming
ton ahd over, Monday, Apiil g. and al George
town, Tuesday, April 5,h, 1855.
T.. WILLIAMS,
IL. c. CARPENTER,
SuperintendentS
DOVER, DEL, March p, 1855 apr 2w
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Tho TOo4 IL,

Tho returns show at ~.yti.. = ,..,...,
,'', "'' Th.S> ana lc Giuc ND ,.I l,n 'i
is No. al! ia may 'or DIV. w c H.
ms stock. Produce iu cNr,-....' w. "!u''e> %
TT%unl.Ns Tir MIN ot when qu..ty i, l.7.,r..I 49,