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laughs Mr.. Warren. "a proposal"
1.-THE night, / mean" explain.
Tracey. with doleful glance toward
his host. YOU'RE very modest,
Warren, II seems TO me. Don't know
I'm sure, how you ever proposed to
Juanita."
II had fondly hoped | was the
lucky inspiration for your sentimen-
tality." laughs Mrs. Carew, with a
sigh of mock resignation. Come"
turning toward the open doorway"
thought We proposed singing.
And with the smile still on her pref
ty face she glides into the drawing
room, followed by dismal groan from
the subdued Mr.. Tracey, and glance
OF piteous alteration wasted on the
back 81 her graceful head.
Myrtle Herriek Is still at the piano,
with her white fingers running thought.
fully and drcamily over the keys. She
rises suddenly as they gather around
her-a pretty, slender girl-and Juan
ita sees with pang Of remorse that
her eyes are filed with tears.
"Mr. Warren must sing" cries Mrs.
Carew, positively. az do 30 love your
voice, Robert"
This last with glance Of cool, ma.
licious indifference toward the pleading
face Of Rick Tracey.
de sits down and touches the keys
with master hand.
Juanita listens with her beautiful
face cold and white-listens without
hearing until the last verse Is reached
and the words force the u selves upon
her aching brain, sung in q deep, rich
TENOR, with wonderful pathUs that
borders on despair enriching every note
III regret sometime assails thee.
For the days when first we met,
And thy weary spirit fails thee,
And thine eyes grow dim and wet,
Oh. tits l. love,
at thy heart, love,
Mufmuripg. How couldst thou for
get 2"
No one dreams that the rich pathos
Is not sad reproach TO Juanita, for al
have noticed the "flirtasion" betv eer
htr and Der I'll Ross
And no one takes note of the sad
white face which Myrtle carries from
the room AZ the last rich note die.
aGas.
she Is such quiet, shy little thing
that IN the gayety OF the Company she
does not count for much
Down tue path she hurries, sobbinQ
as II her heart would break, past the
fountain, into the very midst Of The
fraers Mt, shadowy shrubbery.
Presently q mans quick, firm tread
ciouches on the gravel WALK, and faint
ly struggling, she ~ In his arms.
Myrtle, Myrtle - Robert Warren
cries tenderly. " Ny little love, | will
never let you 90 now-nevor. What dc
l care for honor ?-I only care for you
love Come what may, you are mine
and no power on earth shall take you
from me again 7"
Thank you Warren-9od bless you
old fellow!" cried Denzil Ross, rush 1 ID
forward from the shadows, and clasp
ing his hand In half-iusane delight
Why, what fools we have all been
anyway. Couldn't you sse-didn't y on
knov"-with happy Isugh-''that
loved Juanita? That 1 was nearly
Wild because she would not break hel
engagement with your"
saw nothing but my own despair
Ross"-still holding Myrtle closely z.
Before ever met Juanita-lopg az,
i loved and lost Myrtle. Thank God
i Will not lose her again"
b 10 comes all right In he end, and
the denoument is La ,pily complet,
when the engagement Of the beloved
Tracev and pretty Mrs. UArew 10 az
nounced next(ay.
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OUARDERS WANTED-A OCOMMO-
ID dations can be had by four gentlemen
boardera at los East Fifth street. Also table
boarders wanted. ole-tf
Daily Republican., 1886-01-07

EyUR SALE" q A X L A N D." THE
T. farm tfthe late J Poulson Armstrong
containing about 40 acres OF land. This
farm 10 a very desirable one, well located,
near Lancaster turnpike and within three
mtles OF Wilmington. The Improvements
arm house. tenant house. barn, granary,
cArrisgeh u'e. ice house, and an unusually
tine spring h. use.
There are two good apple orchards and an
abu ndApce OF cherry, pear and CHI smut
trees on the place. The farm 10 we'll watered,
rorders on he'd Ulay creek and has about Is
acres Of Il ne limb, land.
Falkland station, on the Delaware West
ern Railroad, 10 bot a few minutes drive dis
tans, and t'ak Htll sch dollhouse 10 within
oDe-haif mile OF the place
Prom one-half tn two thirds Of the pur-
"hsse money ca rem stn on the farm. for
furtnor iufyfm tiun, apply to
''FathG A "LI.lOrr, Administrator,
90 II Baysrd Bui'dfug, VII bel.
JNOK SALE Iowa 60 j bus INEsS
q stand, corner Filth and French. Lwell-
lug and store.
FOR sslt-corner property, Poplar nd
Taylor. Dwelling and store terms easy.
For eale-Bufi ess and MIXTURES Of we'll
established Restaurant In delaware avenus.
DOING good business.
HOUSES AND FARMS.
For sile-Houses In all p4rts OF the city on
eaty terms. PR 'es fro n $50 10 SIS, 000, accor
ing 70 size and loo ton. Als) building lots
in good locatyons.
Farms or sals--A large number of farms,
eeme OF the best IN new Castle County,
ONE in Chester County and Maryland.
PHILIP X CLARK u 90.
No. 6o61I Market street, wilmington,
h2om no =. Open In the evening from
to-Bs0. jal-6t
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lNOR SALE OK EAOHAN9E-A MUM
Il Der Of desirable houses, with all the
modern Improvements. Little cash required,
or building lots will be taken In part or whole
payment. Balances may remain on mort
gage for years. Also building sites In ell
parts OF the city for residences also manu-
featuring sites, especially adapted for mo-
rocco business, with an ever-howing stream
from the Il. q. r. Railroad. Oity tax one
eighth the regular rates. This property will
be Sod by tho acre or In smaller lots, at
terms 10 suit purchaser. ALSO houses 70
rent cheap. THOS. M. UdLE,
702 French street.
Or ~. FORD. bth and Rodney. SHIT
Daily Republican., 1886-01-07

NorloE.

N 'A'
The annual meeting OF the Farmers
Muusl Fire lnsuranee Company Of the
stats Of Delaware" will be held at the offioe
o. the Company, VI MGnday, January 18th,
isse, at 10 O'Clock, o. m, at which time q n
election for nve managers, 90 serve three
years, will be held, and one years interest
on sli ceposlt notes siH be payable. Six
per cent. interest on all bAiatee Amounting
10 ave dollars and upwards will 10 paid 70
members. The agents Of the Company are
authorized TO rene the dues Of members,
and 70 pay thefa their interest
W. A. LAMorrR, VGCroR DUPONT,
Secretary. President.
dA.ta
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lHsraTUTE-Prof. KIine,I

VANCEHe an bAnIULE-Fr0f.k IIno,in
~ his Lectures, Investigations, Soiontinc
Treatments and Immense practice, stands
prominently unrivaled andis acknowledged
authority on Cancer and its kindred. The
most extraordinary cures BY his great On em.
fcal Cancer sntidotes are recorded. N O
ments required in removing the largest of
cancers or tumors. For particulars send for
free Treatise, or call on Dr. Kline, esl Arch
street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-07

Stop in at 304 Market street and look
ct our beautiful line Of gents' and ladies'
Rm. Velvet and Plush Slippers.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-07

IOM:--ALL PERSONS DE
pure oi0Ss and chemicals, og
presorlptioiiaor private rsosipts
NE drug store Of h. ~. BRIW0
w hAtket stsesA WI, IA
Daily Republican., 1886-01-07
DR.. SIMMS'
VEGETABLE PILLS.
THE PERFECTION OF PILLS.

THE PERFECTION UF PILLS.
MANKIND'S FAVORITE PILLS.
Tho most famous liver medicine on earth,
No gripping sickness or weakness attend their
operation. They do not leave the bowels COG
tive. They tone and strengthen the liver and
act on the kidneys, stomach and skin, cur
ing liver complaint, sick headache, neural
gia, biliousness. pain in the side or back,
pain in the bowels, kidneys or bladder, etc,
Veryvaluable In dyspepsia, malaria fever or
ness, loes Of appetite, etc. They arc splendid
for weakly females as an assistance 70 keen
the system healthy. They art endorsed and re.
commended by thousands rs the incest pur-
gatiye and splendid liver medicine. Ele-
gantly sugar-coated, rs cents q box; family
boxes. six In one, 81. Sent by mall. Sold BY
leading dealers In medicine. Main depot,
Fourth and King streets. Wilmington, DOL,
and No. COZ Arch street Philadelphia,
nov29-tf
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NurlUE-DlVIDhND.

ELEUrI N NpTloE.-THE UENTKAJ
TON. Decomber TO- 1885.
The Annual Tlection for Directors OF this
bank will be held ct the banking house en-
Tuesday, January IL, 1888, between the hour
Off ard to'clook In the afternoon.
dll-lmsod JOHN PEUPLkS OaShier.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-07

pARTY THAT STOLE
- my blue pointer bitch frum Front street
on Sunday morning lad better return her
and avoid further trouble. CHARLES
HARP X. i4.ots
Daily Republican., 1886-01-07

NOR SALE-h GOOD LIGHT RUN
G. ming store wagon, but little used, will
sell cheap. T.. h. Gregg 7ls Market ct. u 6t
Daily Republican., 1886-01-07

OoARDING-A FEW NICE BOARD
ers wanted at 2ol West street. Good
2 ccommOu atoms. j6.6tS
Daily Republican., 1886-01-07

"ANIED-A LADY WISHES ASITU-
w alton IS housekeeper Rentleman's
family preferred. Good reference given no
objections TO the country. Address A. b.,
bis offioe. ia6-3ts
Daily Republican., 1886-01-07

NUIIUE-1H ANNUAL MEkriN0
~ of the Farmers Association, OF Rev
CASTLE Cnu city, for the recovery Of st lon
hoisss. viii DO held In Wilmington, 81 the
BO ard Of Trade room cor TN and Mar ket
streets, on saturday the 9:h day Of January,
1855. at 10 o'c oek .. IN wh.n Officers for the
ensuing year viii be elected. JAMES II.
hOfFrCKEH, Secretary. o2A6t-t cd
Daily Republican., 1886-01-07

AkI ANTEi;-BOAkDEK AT sos SHIP
w ley street.-Seoond story front room
nicely furnished, heat, gas and bath. Other
looms on second floor. Also table board
iab-2GtH
Daily Republican., 1886-01-07

DUARD WANTED-A PROFESStuN
squares Of 9TH 4 Market streets He is plain
and not hard TO please, cannot pay fancy
prices. Address with terms, II ON eless" this
office. ia5-3ts
Daily Republican., 1886-01-07

TNJR SALE-A YARm OF 10 AUKES,
u near nottingham station, Chester Co.,
on tho p Il Is. q. h. X. BUILDINGS and ll nd
In tirs' class order. Apply to J. b. BHONN,
Nottingham. Pa. d29-1ma
Daily Republican., 1886-01-07

k6YANTEU-AG nTS WANTED IN
" every Hundred in Delaware, to sell
SAFETY Lamp Burners. Warranted Lou.ex-
plosive. ADDRESS Is. FRANK COOLING,
eueral Agent, ZIG King street, WImins
Ifon, Del. d3l-1m
Daily Republican., 1886-01-07

yTOR SALE-wE HAVE ON MON
y roe, Adams and Tenth streets. the best as
sortment of hou SEES now offered In the city, all
built on entirely, new plans. Among these
ar. q few double houses. Also, q corner, suit
able for store. Call and see them. TIM
DALI & BRO, Sill West Mimi. street, or
All East Seventh street. dl2-lms
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THE HOME OF ART"
Business College,

JAMES II. CRABB, artist, aooou ntant
and stenographer. Open daily, nom 9 0. m.
to Q p. m. Bookkeeping and penma oship,
shorthand, Is lessons, %. 70 words In o
minute after 0 lessons 5pecial classes for
backward students in aritb met1c and SPELL
ing. Beautiful writer in ~ lessons. Strictly
private Instructions ~ deSired. MY terms
for bookkeeping will be double after March
18th. Youog men, bo0kkeepera are wanted
every s,rsy day Join U.s. 900 references If de-
.CRABB'S WRITING PARLOR
Penwork OF all kinds. Cards, 20 cents per
dozen Best quality, white bevel. 80 cents.
New Years calling cards, Is cents Gold
bevel edge, 80 cents Blank cards fiom 10
to 10 cents per 100 Orabb's Satin Ink, Is
cents. Private letters written. Engrossing
frem st.o0 To 9100. i will challenge the
world on my Lightning Cards" for style,
writing and price.
A new departure for the ladies.
LADIES' STAMPING DEPARTMENT.,
Miss Rhea w Coleman, of Philadelphia,
Pa constantly in charge. Stamping by
French method, and cents per letter; 500
designs Of flowers, 8 inches high, 4 cents 10
inches. cents. Handkerchief, linen, etc.,
marked handsomely with indelible ink. Hat
crowns, complete on elk, with name and
d. wer, sl.60 any size. We will furnish you
with any design you wish, or will make you
any design II you tell us what yea want.
ROOMS NO. 10 E. 4TH ST
deo.3 i-10t-
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E0OR SALE Oh REN1-ONE OF THE
~ three new cottages, 18th and Poplar
streets. Gas, bath. dry cellar porch back ard
front, paperof throughout VIII sell cheap
and on easy ternne. II not sold will be re A.
cd low. Apply 70 JOHN WIER, 1909 Nor
ket street. ol0-u
Daily Republican., 1886-01-07

ENDK SALE-G 40 lEKY ST'IRE AND
IL fixtures. A good bus ness stand, b OK
L. corner seventh and Jackson streets. L
p. LYNCH. to-6ts
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KY AkTED-HUUSES to h Il r.
w Careful personal attention given.
ARrb UH w BROWN, Real Estate Agent,
COS Shipley street. JAM 4teod
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VIZ ANTED-A GENTLEMAN HAVING
w spare time evenings would like 70
have a set OF books 70 post. Terms moder-
alto. Address BOOKkEEPER, this office.
iao-2t
Daily Republican., 1886-01-07

VXYANTED-A TIDY AMERICAN
w girl who is o good cook. A good
home furnished and good wages paid. Ooup-
iry Rirl preferred. None but q reliable girl
wanted. Address W. ID. p, box H9. WILL
mington, 1 el. d29 5td-ltw
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XITANTED-IMMED 8 I N
w ners, spoilers, reelers and dtfsrs, for
night work, on Monday, Tuesday, Wednes-
day, Thursdsy and Friday nights OF each
week, allowing o full week. Apply &c the
A Ellington misunderstanding Dom psny. Ninth
ward, Wilmington. jant-6tt
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WAITED.

1XYANTED - An ACTIVE MAN Oh
w woman in every county TO sell our
Goods. Salary e7b per month and expenses,
= commission. Expenses in advance. Out.
It froe. FOR fall Particular, address
IrAHDAKD 5lLVERWARE 90, Boston,
fass. os-bm
Daily Republican., 1886-01-07

UYANrED-B JARDEHS AT GA KING
w street. Good accommodations aud
homo comiorts Also table boardeIs. Mrs
L. APPLEBY. d14lm"
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WANTED - GOOD FIRST MORT.
w Rages on city or country property.
PHILIP Ii CLAKKS 90, e0e% Market
street room 2. u30
Daily Republican., 1886-01-07

nURE BUTTER-ONLY SOLD AT
stalls 81 and So Third street market.
both In tub and dairy print. Don't forget
the number. ds2.lmt
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Woods Meeting.

A protracted woods meeting will he
held al Mr. Levin d. Lewis pine grave.
near Lecnont, on July Goth 2lst ami
22rd. 1856 These meetings will be I'M
der the control of Leemont NJ. Y.
Church, and will commence each day
at p. m., with divine services; prayer
and experience meetings 1T & p. NJ.
and preaching ut II p. m. Visiting
ministers from abroad will be present
and participate in the exercises Revs.
f. Fl. MullneallX and 4. j. Walter,
former pastors, and r. Scott Norris,
corresponding secretary of Maryland
Tract Society are among the number OF
Invited guests.
Supper will be served on the groun.ld
by the ladies OF the church at reduced
rates. Ice cream. soda water AMI coll
fecti0neiy will Ge sold at low prices.
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Agricultural Fair.

The premium list Of the Eastern Shore
Agricultural Fair, as it will be seen, is
published in our issue of to-day and We
commend it to the careful perusal Of our
farmers. They will find that larger
premiums are offered this year than ever
before and are worth an effort tn secure
them, but Il higher motive In our opin.
ion should actuate them. Agricultural
Fairs were instituted for the purpose of
bringing farmers and their products to-
gether for purposes Of benefit by an H.
terchange Of views On the b,st methods
of farming and by comparison of their
products which yield the best returns
for their Iabols. II that spirit act uated
our farmers then there would Lot be
that scarcity of exhibits which i'll pre-
vious years has detracted 30 much from
the success of our Fairs. Let everyone
carry tht Il their offerings without regard
to the premium and we predict Il SUE
cess OF which we will not feel ashamed
in the presence Of the numerous visitors
who will visit us from abroad This year.
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BE kind enough to correct the error of
Cornerstone Laying.

The corner stons of the M. E.Church.
South. will be laid at Belle Haven, on
the 4th of August, next, with imposing
ceremonies, under the supervision of 4
Masonic lodges which will be present OIL
the occasion. 1t is proposed by those
having the matter in charge to make it
The most enjoyable day of the season to
those who attend, and with that object
in View ITO pains WILDE spare A brass
band has qeen engaged for the occasion,
Rev. j. Ii. Amiss will deliver IN appro-
PIRATE address, and everything that the
inner man needs to comfort and sOOthe
him will be supplied at moderate rates.
at night the grounds will be brilliantly
lighted by Chinese lanterns.
The n. Y, Z. & n. r. II. Co., will
issue tickets at excursion rates at all
stations from Cape Charles and Delmar
10 EXmore.
A cordial Invitation is extended to ev-
cry Ole.
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ME. EplTuK-W With your permission
| bc:. .eavrtu IIi;the a short statement Ill
answer 10 TIC cuaipls.i't Iii,.ue W one Of
your correspondents in regard to the
shinpnls arrangements ut Oak Hall sta
liun. The complaint is unfounded and
think my unknown friend should have
made himself better acquainted with
matters before he lays such grievous
charge before the people. have been
at that station all the time and there has
never been u barrel of potatoes LAID
over" vet. There were two barrels Of
peas "lald over" which sold for so cts,
less in the barrel by the delay but that
was not the fault of the railroad agent
at all but of the commission merchants
agent in not handing them i'll. In ref
erencp to shippers storing their own
produce. have to say.the railroad COM
pany has never employed men to unload
peoples carts anywhere-passing their
produce out Of tn carts into the stand
ing car is no new arrangement. l can
not see why men want 10 make such
charges and keep themselves in The dark
when they are unsupported BY facts.
*. G. HORsEY.
H0rsey. Va, July 18th, SO.
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Personals.

Mrs. DR.. b. G.. Kellam is visiting
friends and relatives In baltimore.
Mrs. Sallie Leager Of Muncie, Indiana
is visiting her sister, Mrs. ~. j. Lilli.
ton, ut Accomac Z. FL.
Mrs. Judge Garrison, seriously i'll for
several days past is HOW out of danger
TO the qualification of numerous friends
Mr.. Samuel j. Stevenson, Accomac
g. H., left last Wednesday for GUvalls-
town, Md, to visit bis father who con-
tinucs critically i'll at that place.
Mr.. e. Good Joynes, for some time
past Il resident OF ST. Inigo's, llas re-
TUNED to Unlncuck, Va. and accept ell
the principalsllip of the Public Graded
School ut that place. During his sWourn
among lis, Mr.. JCynes contributed sew
cr,ll interesting and cleyerly written al
tic.es to the Beacon. He is Il talented
man and will, We feel certain, prove Il
valuable acquisition to tile institute 0y-
CT which he presldes. lie has our best
wishes for his success.-St. Mary'S
Beacon.
Tie above is deserved compliment
to our countymaE and his return to 4Ac-
comac will be welcomed by a host Of
friends. His merits both as teacher
and citizen are too we'll known ut his
home to need commendatlON.
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NURSERY STOCK.

The undersigned has foS sale large
stock of trees and plants, us follows:
PEACH TREES embracing all the
ZAP APPLE. PEAR, CHERRY, PLUM
and OUNCE TREES Of every kind
that are best adapted to the peninsula:
BLACKBERRY and RASPBERRY
p Large assortment of GRAPE VINE,
My nursery is situated on the line OF
the Great Peninsula Railroad, So that
there is no transferring of stock. 1t is
packed one day and in the hands OF my
Accomac friends the next.
MIR. John e. Figgs Of. Keller, is my
agent for Accomac, to whom all commu'
nications should be addressed.
CALEB BOGGS,
MORTON, Delaware.
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yIRGINIA:-Tn the CircnIt
Court for the conn of Accumack,
in vacation, July 2 III 1886.
Thomas Fl. Bluld aud Annie IT,,
his wife the said .Aillie l.. being
an infant undei21 years of age,H no
sues by the said Thomas H.. her
husband and next friend. 49,. PItffs.
against
james A. Bott and George r.,
his wife, Elijah w. Sturgls, Irwin
Sturgis. Mary O. Sturgis, Karsner
NJ. Stl.3sis. (tlle last named four Of
whom aie infants under 2l yearsof.
age), Joseph G. Wescott, commit
tee ofthe estate. zealand personal,
of John r. Sturgis, a convict in the
penitentiary of the State Of Virgin
ia, and Arinthia J. Sturgis, wife Of
the said John r. Sturgis, John,
Richard, Harry, Minnie Cora,
George, Annie, Walter, Willie and
Edwin Mapn, orphans of Richard
A. Map2, deceased, and the last
named eight of whom are infants
under the age of2I years, Virginia
Mapp, widow Of said Richard A.
Mapp, deceased. Leonard Tank
ard Ames and William L. Ames,
........................ defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
The object of this suit is to sell,
for purposes Of partition, two Ger.
tain tracts of land-one situated
near the ssCoal Kiln" in the county
of Accomack, adjoining the lands
of John r. Stnrgis and others, con
tanning 32.1S acres Of cleared land
and 18 acres OF woodland, and its
appurtenances; and the oLher, in
Occohannock Neck in the county
Of Northampton, containing, by es
timati0n ~ acres, more or less, ad
joining the lands of Benz. Ashby,
Vim. Thos. Ashby and others.
Affidavit having been made be-
fore the clerk Of the said court that
Karsner M. Stursis, one Of the
above named defendants is q non-
resident of the State of Virginia,
OH the motion OF the plaintiffs, by
their attorney, it is ordered that
the said Karsner II. Sturgis do ap
pear here within one month after
due publication of this order aud
do what is necessary to protect his
interests; and that this order be
published once week for four sue
cessive weeks in the "Peninsula
Enterprise" newspaper published
at Accomack Courthouse, Acco
lnacs county, Virginia, and Also
posted at the front door of the
court house of the said county Oh
the first day OF the next term nt
the County Court Of the said couu
ty.
Test. NJ. OLDHAM, JR., G. c.
Test. NJ. OLDHAM, JK., c. c
l.. Floyd Mock, a.
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To the Public.

We, TIE undersigned successors
OF the late firm Of .sFosque Bro. s.
Co.," give notice, that we have
chartered the schooner 'Tauline''
and us soon as the sweet potato
season commences, will run her in
connection with our schooner"Nep
tune' in carrying potatoes to Bal
timore from our town. With these
two vessels we will be as well
equipped in all respects to accom-
modate the shipping public as the
firm we succeed, and we truss a
continuance of the patronage be-
slowed upon "F sque Bro. & Co."
may be our good fortune.
FOSQUE & BOGGS.
MAY &c. 1886. Onancock.