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Evening journal., 1891-01-31

yorees were put In the hands of ..pet'
lawyer, but in the hands of favored
lawyer. The speaker saws he had no In.
tention of attacking the integrity of the
courts.
Rive Commissioners Bnl.
The Five Commissioners bill cannot be
passed and go into operation before the
Republican levy courtmen are sworn IN
aud organized. This fact is due to the
Intervention of Providence. the foes Of
the bill say. Mr. Williams will not be
here Monday and without him the bin can.
not pass, as 1t win ba impossible for the
Democrats to get q quorum to transact
any business. When the roll cali is
called 1t Is only necessary for the Repub
llcans to resoond to the roll call and that
settles IL, They need not even leave the
room. The Republican senator's appre
ciate the situation and are iubilant.
Ihey are not SO sangnlne as to the
result when MIR. Williams is able To
attend the session. The Democrats can.
not afford to drop these measures now.
but must pass them, Republican Lew
Court or no Levy Court
The Sussex county bills will probably
receive attention hrst.
Few Of the members Of the Legisla
ture are in town tonight.
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:DELEcA1Es 10 new cAsrLE.
The Y. VI. g. n. u. Elect Them to tn.
County CcnvontiOn-Re Reading Room
Report.

The Y. W. @. n. u. Elect Them to the
County Convention Reading Room
Report.
The Young Women's Christian Tenn
peranee Union held its monthly meeting
at the headquarters at Eighth and
Market streets last evening. There was
large attendance and much routine work
cone. The reports Of standing commit
tees were very encouraging, especially
that Of the committee on free reading
rooms. Its report showed large
and increasing attendance every
evening, aud aDnouncs that
enthusiastic gospel meetings are being
held IN the room every other Saturday
night.
The following members were elected
to attend the annual county con.
vention at New Castle on February
IL. Dslegstes-Miss Madge Hilles.
Miss Anna Hopes, Miss Josie B. Fogg'
Mrs Margaret Lloyd, Miss Mary Clond
Miss Agnes Clarkson, diss Tinie J
Bower; alteruates-Mrs. George King
Miss Lizzie McKaig. All OF ~
delegates announced their intention Of
attending the convention. A cordial
Invitation was extended 10 all persons
interested in this cause to st.
tend the sessions, especially that Of the
evening.
II was also announced that the new
headquarters on Eighth street would be
ready for occupancy by March %. This
wiil also be the opening day at the new
rooms.
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PERsoNAL pARAahAPha-

Rev. Vaughn s. Collins has been in
Dover tho past week
Mrs. c. NJ. Ellis has returned to ber
home in Elkton.
Miss Lucy Primrose has returned
home from her visit to Miss Lillian GRAY.
at Newark.
Mrs. Charles Hilyard Of this city. who
has been visiting Mrs. Ollie W. Evans at
Dover. has returned home.
Mrs George NJ. Russum Of Denton.
Nd, is visiting Mrs J Kent Dukes at
no lUO2 West Seventh street.
Miss Mary Stewart, who takes the
part Of the juvenile lady in Grizzly
Adams, is resident Of this city.
Mrs. Hill, the wife of w. H. Hin Of
the Morning News, is seriously sex in
fhiiadelphia with an attack of rheuma-
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bringhurst. Jr.,
and Miss Brlnghurst gave a reception az
their home, No. $40 West street. last
evening.
Captain Charles Il. Gallaa her. throngb
the influence OF Senator Higeins bss
secured an Office in the Enumeration
department in New York city.
A Buffalo, n Y, paper announces the
engagement Of Miss Caddie Sarde 4
leading young society woman of Camden
to George w Howell Of Buffalo, N. Y.
A theatre party composed of the
Misses Florence Kersey, Eva Dillon,
siame Gilmore. Alberta Ebenhardt and
Florence File, together with q paftv nf
PhiladeipAians, spent most ENJOYABLE
time at rhe Grand Opera House. Phila-
aelPhla, last evening.
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GRAHAM LEAVES TOWN.
Ninth Ward Grocer Charged with
serLous Crime

Ninth Ward Grocer Charged with n
Serious Crime.
Joseph Graham, the grocer of No. 1906
Market street, who is accused of a
serious crime. boarded the IL OS train
Norfolk express, yesterday morning. He
he'd long ticket aud he told an go0sint.
ance that he was going to Norfolk, Va.
TO see nephew.
At t O'Clock last evening, Mrs Graham.
who was left alone at the store closed
the shutters aud went into the city to
stay with relative. Great sympathy is
felt for her il the disgrace caused By her
husbands mis- doings
No sympathy is expressed for him
The father Of the girl who, it IS alleged
was wronged By Graham. had several ia
teFyiews with him recently and had given
him until s o'clock last evening to
answer. When he called at the store on
Thursday evening large crowd Of indlg
nant women gathered before the windows
and uttered maledictions upon the
grocsr's acts. He denied everything and
said that the whole business was a con-
spiracy.
The little girl, who is but II years old.
mas charged him with the crime Her
parents are heart broken at the affair ana
the whole ward is in sympathy with
them. The father has sworn ont a war
rant for Ora hams arrest
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AMuse MENTs
Academy OF nrnalc.

Woman Against Woman drew
another good house to the Academy OF
Music last evening. The play Is q good
one. i will be presented again this
evening, During the FIRST three nights of
next week the attraction will Sc the
Delaur.D sbrimont Spec iacnlar 0peratic
burles1ue Company, which has made
great hit and rev large houses wbersvev
produced. The piece is catchy, amusing
and interesting, the scenery. costumes,
the Carmeucita dance, the music and the
chorus are all worth seeing. The com
pany Is stropg and the interest in the
piece Is suatained throughout Alice
Debrimoat takes the leading role. which
she fills in an exceptionally good manner
The comic portion is well presented by
Miss Ida Howell, while all the other per-
formers are equally happy in the choice
OF their parts. The play is well worth
patronage
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JUMPED iNTo THE RIVER.
Clara ChambsrF, Colored, Commits
snIelde BY Drowning.

Clara ChambsrF, Colored, Commits
snloide by Drowning.
Clara Chambers, colored, jumped into
tine Christiana river from the ShiDlev
street wharf at 10 o'clock this morning
and was drowned. Some one saw her il
the river and gave the alarm to John
McManus, the hoatman. She snnk for the
last tune before assistance could arrive
and MIR. MeManus with Frank Speakman
got out boat and dragged the river for
her, They found the body about forty.
five minutes afterwards near the north
pier Of Market street bridge.
It was laid on tho wharf from which
she jumped to her death and crowds M
people gathered. The colored people
were very much excited and she was
identified as several different persons
The majority said her name was Clara
Chambers and that she lived on Jones
street, q small street between Sixth aud
Seventh, and lombard and Poplar. She
was married, but her husband did not
live With her. She took supper last
evening with Mrs. Sarah Smith on
Water street and did not seem depressed.
She was in delicate condition.
Deputy Coroner Giles had the body
removed to the morgue at Luther w.
Palmers undertaking rooms
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=. NJ. G. A. EntortaInmen,

The Y. M A. Lyceum gave It's
regular entertainment last evening. a
very interesting program was given. and
the members and their friends passed 4
very enjoyable evening. J. R. King and
W Marks gave good selection on the
violin and piano Preston w. Yeagsr
gave an excellent select reading. This
was followed by debate on the subject:
Resolved, That wood is of more use TO
mankind than iron. Those for the
affirmative we're ], c. Florry ana O. s.
farewell, and for the negative were O.
4 Zimmerman and Il. n. Alrich. The
affirmative side won the debate. A large
number Of visitors were present and the
entertainment was enc Of the most
successful ever given by the association.
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ENJOYABLE Party.
Tho Friends of Miss Lizzie McKaig Give
Her a Handkerchief Surprise.


The friends of Miss Lizzie McKsig yes
terday gave her handkerchief birthda,
surprise party. Throughout the day tn,
letter carriers at every delivery left piles
OF handkerchiefs for Miss McKsig from
many friends throughout the city.
Last evening number of persons met
at the residence Of Miss Lille Rinker. No.
1112 West street. and from there went
to Miss Mcxsig's residence at No. 1887
Poplar tstreet, where pleasant party
Yves given
The evening was very pleasantly spent
and the occasion was thoroughly enioy-
able Several selections Of vocal aud
instrumental music were given and the
time was whiled away by playing parlor
games and other social pleasures.
William Smith, one Of the party. then
became caterer and succeeded in supplv-
ing an abundance OF refreshments.
This guests went home ct a late hour
There were present: Miss Maggie Clair
Miss Bessie Clair, Miss Dora johnson
Mrs Lizzie Gardner, Miss May Unrub
Miss Lille Rinker, Mrs. Ida Per;iyal
Miss Katie Bailey. Miss Ella King. Miss
Bsrtie McKaig, MIR and Mrs. Benjamin.
Morrison, Mr.. and Mrs. George e. king
MIR. and Mrs. William H. McKair. M
aud Mrs. George e. Hyatt, N. w. Bag
gerly, William Smith, Charles Smalley,
Alexander Clsir,J Nelson McKaig. Charles
n. Mckaig, Benjamin Holt, John Nc.
haig, Edward Vsndyke.
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CASES or LARCENY.
Judge BAH Holds Several Prisoners so,
the Upper gourt


Municipal Court began this morning
Win Andrew Cookenback. charged with
arunkenness. He was fined So aud costs
a. y. Dawson was charged with tres
passing on tha cars of the w & B.
reliroad he was recommitted. Dennis
Vaughan and John Nicholson were
cnarged with the larceny Of $50 pounds
OF cast iron and l02 pounds Of wrought
IRON from the Wilmington Coal Gas Com
pany. They We're arrested by Officer
Sberer while selling the iron F5war5
Curley testified TO having identified the
pipe as The property Of the Wilmington "
Cosl Gss Company. The men were held
in 1900 bail for the upper court
Naughen was also charged with .ba
larceny OF q wash tub from Mrs NJ
Mclaughlin. He was held In 300 hail
Charles p Fletcher was CHARGED witb
cruelty towards his five children rancin.
10 age from 10 to 5 years. Lhwver
Brown appeared for the Soclefv for iba
Prevention Of Cruelty to Children
Fletcher promised that If he were "a
leased ha would care for the children
and Mr.. Brown made motion 10 tha
court TO retire the charge for one month
and II at the end of that time he had kant
ms promises, the case would bedismissed
Judge Ball held up the case until
March 2
The case OF William Raub charged
with the larceny Of pair Of shoes from
John Grays carpenter SIZED, was taken
up and Raub was held Ia 5000 bail for
upper court.
The case Of William Bradshaw. charged
with assault and battery, was dismissed
Joseph Dugan and Dennis Joyce. two
boys about 10 years Of age were charged
with larceny. They were dismissed "a 4
promise TO be better boys
Joseph ]. Callahan was charged with
assault and battery on his wife Lena
Joyce, but as the prosecuting witness
was not present, Callahan was held In
800 bail for this evenings court.
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Schooner sunk Near Breakwa.er

The Red Star Line tug international
reports having passed a sunkea three.
mssted schooner off Absecon, at 2 o'clock
yesterday morning. The vessel was in
fourteen fathoms of water. with mast
head swash and painted white to TOP.
masts and black wire rigging. In latitude
81 degrees 3 minutes, and longitude "a
degrees minutes, the tug picked up a
schooner's yawl aud spoke the schooner
William Smith, which had picked 10
yawl in the same locality
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Grnnh nnera nnnan

Grizzly Adams, border play Of con.
siderable strength, vi as presented At the
Opera House last evening. It will be seen
again to night Next Monday evening
she attraction viii be The Charity Bal. Z
OF which an exchange says: A story that
leads mp quietly, slowly, but surely TO a
announcement, in which the most intense
passions Of human nature are involved
The authors have won considerable fame
IN the line Of drama aud this work is one
Of the best Of their productions. The
scenes are laid ii New York and intro
Once many interesting characters. among
which IS 2 clergyman. his brother. 4
millionaire and broker Of Wall street
The play is very strong. aud as each Of
the players are capable large audience
Is merited.
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A Card From Father rlvnn

To NY FRIENDS: | ask you to be
kind enough to make your returns for
books and cards 60 me by February 8,
1891, ct the latest. am very thankful
Tor the kind efforts SO far made in my be
half, and ask steady continuance of
the same, once more ask our friends
IN Wilmington and throughout the state
TO attest their friendship for me in a
substantial manner With continuance
OF the kindness already received, / have
q chance yet to win. D. J. FLYNN,
St. Mary's Church, Wilmington. Del
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BUSINESS OPPoRTUETTTrs-

A n EXCELLENT oPPoRTUNfTY IS
- offered % y0urR man OF energy and
business qualifications, with a capital ef from
sso,VyV s y Sp,Ou 70 take charge OF a successful
LOT tuli Information, address, BUSINESS.
EVENING JOURNAL 0ffice
HOTEL PROPERTY FOR SALE TWO
IL miles from oyster beds of Chincoterue
Bay; only licensed hotel. Address Al. N
White, Girdletree Hil. Nj. az II Il. Hudson
4ls East Ninth street
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nnugIlartr-rnlllns


William 7. Dougherty and Miss Kate
4. Collins were maria IN St. paul's r
2. Church by Rev. Father Dollsrd on
Thursday afternoon Miss Mary Collins
cousin Of the bride, was bridesmaid. aud
James L Farnan was groomsman. After
the ceremony a wedding supper was
held at the residence Of the brides
mother, No 11I5 pleasant street. Among
those present were: Mrs Cathsrine Col
Inns, Mr.. and Mrs John Collins. Mr. ana
Mrs John Gibbons, Mr.. aud Mrs John
Dillon, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Collins.
John Collins. Misses Sophia and Agnes
Collins, James Collins, Neal Collins
Misses Katie Mcbride. Name Gibson
Mary Coughlan. Lizzie Blakly. Name
Kelly, Raymond R. Murphy, Willim Gin
der, Charles Cannon, Thomas Carney.
John Dougherty. The bride and groom
received many useful and handsome
presents
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nm Nra

Bill Nye the celebrated humoriet. will
sppear at tho Opera House, assisted by an
excellent concert company, on Tuesday
evening. The company includes Frank
Downey, Miss Ollie Torbert and Gustave
Iholberg. The great merit Of Bill Nye is
too widely known to call for any special
nrninn .r -
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TO Nreetle ror = nrshal

The Warren Athletic Club is dissatls.
he'd with tho decision Of the referee in
the bout between J. Y. Cooper OF this
city and J, J. Anderson Of PhiladeIphia
aud have decided to offer handsome
medal to be contested for by the two
men. The men mast wrestle at 124
nnnnns
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ware Inspeetinr eemers

J, Newlin Gawthrop Of the Street and
Sewer Commission and Engineer T
Chalkley Hatton have been investigating
intercepting sewers In several cities be.
tween this and Boston. They returned
last evening and say that except in New
York city, streets are paved and the cost
lined up against the property fronting
on the same
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BTountz sentenced q rive Years

CUMBERLAND, Md, Jan. 30-George
y. honntz, who shot end killed Simeon
Long at Wes.ernport. Allegany county.
on the night OF the 2sth Of last October.
vas sentenced this morning by Judge
Hoffman, TO FIVE wears in the nanifentiarI
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Comnsnv A.s raIr tn olo.o

The tair and bazaar Of Company a.
American Rifles, which has been run
ming for some weeks past in Eden Hall
will close this evening, and All articles
not sold before that time will be sold At
auction The fair has been very success.
f-T
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A Pleasant birthday Surprise.

A very pleasant suprise party was
given Chandler Jones at his home. No.
1921 West Front street, last evening on
his eighteen birthday It was enliYened
by some fine music by Reese Bradford on
the guitar and Alfred Bradford on the
violin About 10 o'clock the company was
invited to the dining room, where it did
full jnstice to table loaded down with
good things. Among these present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bradford.
Resse Bradford, Alfred Bradford.
Misses May Searles. Annie Searles,
Sallie Searles, Emma Coyle, Mary Simp-
SOD, Mrs. Merchant, Mrs. Frank Page.
Sallie Mcguire, Sallie Johnson, Miss Hur
lock, Ida Bristow, Mrs Everett, Miss
Everett, Mrs Weave. Mrs. Carpenter,
Mrs heoun, Mrs. Banner, L. Banner, Jr.,
Harry keoun, Albert Brown, Patterson
Roll
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REGISTERS ORDER
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P EGIsTER's ORDER.
RFGIsTFD'c OrrTrr

NEW CASTLE County, Del Jan % fgai
pom the application Of John r. McElwee.
administr3tor Of Lewis D. McElwae. late ~
Rev va tie nundred, in said county,deceased.
X Is ordered and directed By the Register Thar
lhe administrator aforesaid give notice ~
krhnCng n letters Of admins tration upon the
estate ot the deceased, with the ate of granf-
ms LlefeIi, by causing advertisements II ia
posted within forty days from TIE date ~
: tnch letters "a SIX Of the most public places 81
the county OF New Castle, requiring AM per-
sohs naNlug demands against the estate TO
seinbig ~ such ease made aud provided: and
also cause the same 20 be inserted within the
same period in the EVENING JOURNAL a
newspaper published IN Wilmington, Del,
ana 70 be continued therein three weeks.
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Itti 81
z. z. ROBINSON q CO.,
RANHERs AND BEoKMHB
Corner Fourth end Market Streets
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
y shares Wilmington Coal Gas Company
stock
8 shares First National Bank Stock
800 Wilmington City 4l5 per cent bond
26S shares Wilmington CiGy Electric Gem
pauy.
s7.t0a certificates OF Indebtedness Of the
MilmiugtOn Ciiy Railway Company.
Stocks bought and sold ia the New York
Pniladell ria ana Boston markets on commits
sion.
Letters of credit given. availS bic in all parts
of tho world, and oraffs ON England. Ireland.
Frame, iermany and Switzerland Issued
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p EGIsTER's ORDER.
REGTSTER'S .OFETCr

-
NEW CASTLE COUNTY. Del, Jan'y. "A, 1881
Upon the application OF James NJ Halnan.
administrator Of Edmund Hsman late of Mill
ceased, Il Is ordered and directed by
the Register that the administrator
aforesaid give notice ~ granting OF Letters ~
Administration upon the estate of the deceased
with the date of granting thereof by causing
advertisements 70 be posted within forty days
from the date of such Letters in six Of the
most PUBLIC places of the county of New CAS-
tle, requiring all persons having demands
against the estate 70 present the same, or
abide BY an Act OF Assembly in such case made
ana provided; and also cause the same to be
inserted within the same period in the EVEN
ING JOURNAL, newspaper published in viii
mingtOn. Del. and TO be continued therein
three weeks, e. o. q.
,ilven under the hand and Seal
49, OF Onice Of the Register aforesaid
lis at Wilmington, IN New Castle
county Aforesaid, the dav and year
- above written.
JOHN K. BRADFORD. Register.
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Wilmington Clearing House.
The exchanges Of the Wilmington banks
At the clearing houge to-day were: Total
500, 053, l2, 5alsaee. s17. 521.54.
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sITuArIoNs wANrRn
WANTED.


WANTED. r THE CONSENT OF Ian0O
w Smokers. 70 send each fample lot of
l9l NICKEL Cigars and 70 year gold
NJ led Watch, by Express g. q. D. s5e5 en6
allow examination.
HAvAsA CIoAn Co, Winston. N g..
WANTED--500 LADIES TO HAVE THEIR
sewing machines repaired at tie Now
street. You VIII save money bv Leaving vnnr
order. Machines bought. sold, exchanged or
Tor rent. per week or month New ard old
machines from S5 % $40
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JOHN K. BRADFORD. Register.
N0TIrF-

All persons having claims against the estate
or the deceased must present the kame duly
2ttested to the Administrator, on or before
Jan'y. "a 1892. or abide the Actof Assembly
IN such case made and provided.
AhiES 81. HAMAN.
Administrator.
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NnTIcE-

= II persons having claims against the estate
q the deceased must present the same duly
arrested 70 the administrator on or before
JAnu4ry y, lSE, or abide by the Act OF AS
sembly IN such case made and provided
JOHN 4. MCELWEE.
Administrator
1EfIsnfn nal
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DIrr

wlLsnN.--on January slst Esther Driver
aaanghter Of Andrew g., and Nathalie q.
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NOTICE. THE COUNTY ASSESSMENT
\ T. new eompleted, and may be seen at
the following places;
First Ward- Mclaughlin Brothers cigar
store, No West Fourth street.
second Werd-lnab Diamondis = eignr store
southwest corner OF Third and Poplar streets.
lhlru Waru-.W Wltails cigar store. Maryland
ave- ue and Madison street.
Fourth Waid r Alexandw MeCowan's
norihwest corner Third aud Lombard streets.
Fifth Mard-Ihomas @cGfglfns r, northeast
corner sixth and Madison str@ets
sixth Ward-Nil liam McShemes, No 1895
French street.
Seventh Ward W. S. Maessas, No, ~,
Delaware avenue.
Eighth Ward Edward sarriean's cigar
store; northwest corner kighaA and Spruce
Ninth ward-J J. Rieby a. No. &Oo Market
Tenth Ward Dennis shielas's, northwest
corner Front and Harrison seTaets
Eleventh Watd Robert Coeeingham's. No
800 Maryland avenue. y
Twelfth Ward-philip 8naa 2, southease
corner Fourth and scott streenS
The assessors will be in session At the
Court House, Levy Court roosnl. On Januarv
~. = ", ~ and 81, for the purpass Of making
any corrections and placing any name on the
assessment Est that may have beem Omitted
JOHN J. OHARA
First District.
MICHAEL T. CONWAY
SecaBd District.
CHARLES WHANN,
Third District
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WATER DEPARTMENT.
SOUTHWEST CORNER sIxFH AND KTSo
SFRFETS

Water rents are due ana payable IN ad-
vance IN January. Il paid on or before .Tanu-
AIRY DIST. the face Of the bill: IN February per
cent will be addei; in March, 40 per cent.
AFTER March alst ierrulea may be drawn
accounts for january viii be closed on the Slst
uttlGh HOURS FROM . al M. 'rD4 p NJ
LOHM 81 GRDHE Rae.i .trn,
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BeAnp ANn ns.nra.

- rooms furniahea or unfurni he'd, with or
Wtbpout board. Also transient bosrs3era
taken. 10. lol West 9Th street.
RoAhDEkS WANTED ACCOM-
- modations. 3O7 shipley street
WANTED.-THREE OR ToTR nv
spectacle Ten to board M privafa
family, 22S Parish street.
WANTED -BOARpERs, GOOD ACCOM-
modations. No 4od Esst Fourth street.
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Given und ~ Tho band an5 ceot

- iIyen nnd r the hand and sani
Of Office Of the Register aforesald
III. AZ Wilmington, in New Castle
county aforesaid, the DAY and
year above written.
JOHN k. BRADFORD, Register
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=; UIlCE.-lF YOU WANT 10 RAVE
y n0As.AHs, insure your property with
iAWklNs \ CO. 7i2 MarkaA Street
NOTICE. HEREBY 8lNR NOTICE
~ that will apply to the General Asfem-
p9iiy Tor divorce from my hHsbamd Charles
90, HELENA Won SEVERN MOORE.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIvMN THAT THE
~ partnership of the firm af G3ilbride e~
Newell, doing business at the nertb syesf sor'
ner OF highfh and Oornge streets. hns hea.
dissolved by mutual CONSENT
The business ill be conducted at the ola
stand by John A Newell wha VIA recaive and
pay all monies for the firm.
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IVIN 2 NAkfbftITlt,
,,,,,-, JOHN A. NEWELL.

NOTICE. HAVING SOLD MY fKTTRE
\ stock and business aaAA neakst 10 Harry
T.. Potter. who VIII carry on the business AZ
the premises lately occupied BY myself AZ
twenty fourth ard Market stre@ta, i would
request To- him the contlnuanse OF the pat
tonagefo literally bestowed ur0n me All
to Mr.. Potter LANES M. TslVVfS
Late trading as james N. lewis q Rrn
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K0TH0rs.

nj oIlCE.-LOST, MlSLAID on STOLEN
the deposit book, No. q. ST. balenping IL
John T. dodgers, OF the WILMINGTON Savings
Fu9d. Payment has been stopped aud appfI-
cation has teen made for a new book
JOH& ~. Rnn1EuC