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Tapestry Brussels
CARPETS.

Do you remember the
prices asked for this
honest, hard wearing
fabric only a few years
ago? And we show
such a variety OF de-
sign. such originality,
one seems apparently
to be looking at Mo-
quette, the delicate
standings of that al
ways beautiful fabric
being SO perfectly re-
produced in our grand
showing of Tapestry
Brussels. Price for the
best grade Is 30 cents.
sewed and laid. We
have very good ones
at 90 and rs cents,
but when the best cost
SO little more we be-
lieve it wise to buy
them.
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The following IS list II the marriage
licenses issued since last published. Win tls
names. residences when outside the city and
ages OF tie paxties:
AGE
Albert Peters Christina NarV IhOar. SD
John Van Manen. IDA VI. Sager. Mon
Thomas A Collins. Catherine +. Cassidy Pa
David Fisher. Hesperia. Lizzie Baker-.----zl-=t
Charles b. Duty. Johanna Smit..-..---.....-zl -ls
thomas G. Peterson. WetZelIi Carrie
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krs. WILSON'S SOOTHING STRUP has been use1
Tor chiicTrp tsstiiag. IL sooths tie child
tsittns tie guns. niisys al pain. cures win :
tCl4c. and Is tie tstt remedy for oiarrnoss
1SeHIy.lSe cents bottle
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CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS
1892

plain practical people; of inventors
We led the worlds
thoughtHenry Watterson, Oct II, 1891
Chicago H.
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Columbus had sailed South Division street in the Sants
Maria, and making a landing at store, taken on
board sample each of our beautiful
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-06

The Delaware PharmuceuticalI Soci-
ETY. met in annual session yesterday,
in the Davidson building, Ninth and
King streets. Those present were
jacob s. Beetem. u. James Belt. j.
Ferris Belt, Elmer Bostick, n. Il. Dan
forth, +. W. Fem, John j. and T.
4. Gallagher, f. Nj. G0odlng, Jonn NJ.
Harvey, Erdman Hoffman, William
Poole, Frank Roop Smith, Owen G.
Spear, Everard p. Stevens, Wilmer l..
Taylor, all OF Wilmington.
Reports OF officers and routine bust.
ness principally occupied the morning
session. An original paper was read
by Elmer Il. Hostick on The Plant
Yucca Angustifo!ia. commonly known
as the sOap-weed of the Aiexicans and
lnCians.
At the evening session tho folio wing
officers We're elected and committees
appointed President n. 3 Danforth;
vice-prcsident for New Castle County,
j. b. Butler of Newark: vice. president
for Kent coun y, Eldad l. Clark OF
Dover; president, for Sussex
county, George f.. Smith of Laurel;
treasurer, John j. Gallagher; secre-
| tary, John NJ Harvey; local secretary,
L. Clarkson Taylor; executive com
mittee William Poole. chairman
Jacob s. Heetem and +. w Fem.
| Delegates TO the meeting of thu
| American Society: H. James Belt, II. X
Watson, Jacob S.Beatem. Elmer L. Bos
| tick and John II. Harvey; to the In
tbrnatioEal t'ongress; James NJ. Griffin
4. James iielt and Henry Il. Bring
hurst; aiteInates. Elmer H. Bos,ick
Edward L. Stevens aud I. w. Tenn.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-06

The following easos were disposed
Of before Judge Ball this morning:
Michael Lyman, charged with
drunkenness. was Urdere to pay n
fine of 3 and costs
John D'kouke and Willard Dicker-
SOIL, Two more DRINKS, W .ro each fined
Al and costs,
Dennis Holfey, an aged man, who
said TINT he Is ~ years old, aud re-
sides III Philadelphia. WAS charged with
drunkenness, hut on account of his
age. ana Oh pro .1ise TO leave the city
~ once, the case was dismissed.
George White was charged with
disorderly conduct, and when Officer
DiAlarG, who nille tho arrest, gave his
testimony the Gccased called hin II
d liar. Judge Eall said
~ our remark CAUSES me to think
that You ara very violent man, and
Shall therefore impose u fine OF 50 and
costs or40 days al breaking stone"
James Butcher, William. alias
"Monk" Austin, and Lewis Cox, wern
1 charged with larceny, hut as the State
was not lea6y thoy were each held in
500 bail for u hearing tomorrow
morning.
The case Of Joseph Wurtz, charged
with assault ana battery. was Oh the
recommendation Of the city solicitor
| d,5mi 55ad On pigment OF coS,s.
| dunes Brown, Isaac X. kro&a and
! Frederick \. NeutIe, wefn charged
with committing an assault and bat.
! terry OH John SyivaGtiss. AZ they We're
not ready for trial on account oil
their witnesses being IN Philadelphia
tl.G case was continued aed they weri
each Ieit IN 5000 ban Tor their appear.
ance next Wednesday evening.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-06
FOURTH EDITION


The closing session of the Supreme
Conclave. Heptasophs, was held yes
terday ornlng, whom the newly
elected officers were installed by Past
Supreme Archon James Young.
A committee, consisting OF Messrs.
Young, Russell and Pick, were ap-
pointed to prepare a ritual and laws
for the uniform rank.
James Young, James b. Wright and
w. IL. Toppin, were appointed COM
mittee to revise the ritual OF the intro
ductory degree. ..sl
Thanks were extended as follows:
$40 MIR. Posey for his services as as
sistant TO the supreme archon to tho
Grand Conclave Of Delaware and the
Individual members, for the generous
and handsome manner In which,
through the reception committee, they
entertained the Supreme Conclave; to
Eureka Conclave, for its entertain
mont; to tho proprietor Of the Clayton
House and his gentlemanly assistants;
to tie Board OF Directors OF Eden Hall
Company and to Eden Lodge. ]. 0. y.
f.. for the use OF their beau tiful
building free.of charge" ...- ..
At noon the supreme body adjourn
cd TO meet in Chicago. the first Tues
day In May, 1893. ""."
At O'Clock the visitors were taken
on an excursion down the river and
bay, on the steamer Christina, which
stopped at New Castle.
They were taken to the jail and
shown the whipping post and plllory.
The boat afterwards sailed close to
Fort Delaware, but they were not al
lowed to land.
A banquet was given at $50 o'clock
last evening, at Eden Hall.
Nearly 100 persons were present and
toasts were responded to as follows:
"Our Guests" Colonel X. NJ. ]. Reed;
'Our Supreme Conclaye," Augustus
Boulden; Our Country" the Hon. q.
Is. Lore; Our State" the Hon. b. L.
Riggs; "Our Grand Conclave," j. u.
Webb; "Our CITY" the Hon. S. J. VII
ley; 'iOur FRternities," James II. Ap.
pleby; 'Our Public Schools" Charles
Baird; The Clergy" the Rev. A. N.
Kelgwin; "Our Subordinate Con.
claves A. h. Crossgrove; Our Sacred
Heritage" the widows and orphans,
James Eargis.
The guests left the city last night OIL
early this morning. ...5.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-06
FIFTH! Fl! t! EDITION EDITION,
State Hospital Trustaes.

The trustees Of the Delaware State
Hospital at Farnhurst met yesterday.
all the members being pi resent except
DR.. II. II. Burton OF Sussex.
Nathaniel Williams of New Cas- tie,
DIR. j. +. Wilson of Kent. reappointed,
and William +. Stewart OF Suss or,
successor to Eli Il. Sharp. presen ted
their commissions and were qualllie d.
The standing committees were all
reappointod, and Mr.. Stewart was ap-
pointed to all committees on which
MIR. Sharp served.
Tho Hospital now has 1874 inmates;
including 81 white males; - coiored
males; 81 white females and 30 colored
females. Total, white inmates, ll2;
total colored inmates 81. There were
admitted during the month y males, @
females; total. "A; there were discharg.
ed one male and one female, AMI one
male and one female died during the
month.
Tho residence OF the superintend-
eht WIS reported completed. 1t being
reported that the trustees of the poor
had agreed to tlke Sl25 for an acre of
ground. the committee on grounds
was Instructed to purchase the same.
The following contracts for the cur
rent quarter were awarded:
Brend 10 j. q. Knaus Of New Castle
at ) cents pound groceries to q. L.
Simmons; veal and mutton to John A.
Hopkins at TX and 0ts cents pound
respectively; beef to Wells Brothers at
cents pound; coal TO the Cha rles
Warner Company at SAP n ton; sup.
plies for one year; chinawdre to |. Lew
Is Row; salt meat to Hart II Brother;
dry goods and shoes to s. NJ. Rey-
mods d Co., of Middletown; fence
post for division line fence to Edwar&.
| Hart Of Townsend; butter to the Mid
| dttoNn re, mely Co., al "a cents Id
deceived Tor board during the
month so. G5; expended S5s. 80; balance
April eth, $20s;U; balance to date,
$5jS. 20.
! A contract with the Diamond Ice
F., Company at so cents per 100 pc unds
was reported. ...
| In. Black and Superintendent Rich
ardson were appointed a COMMITTEES
to arrange for a mortunry depart
iueEt. After some other routine BUSH
ness the trustees adjourned.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-06
DIED.

BAKER.-On the fourth inst, at the resi-.
dence of her sou-in-law, l.. II. Newlin,
81 South Jackson street, Phebe q. Ia
ker. aged " years.
Services ut the house on Friday evening
at 7.31 o'clock, Interment at Friends
,burying ground at Ercildoun. Pa. on Sat
Iurday morning.
ISCHABAClf-On May 4th. Mathew Scha,
zach, In his i2nd year
The relatives and friends of the family
lare respectfully invited to a tend tbs fu-
neral, on Satur iav morning. May 9TH, mt
% o'clock. from his late residence. No.
lilo Davis street. High Mass at st. Pat
rick's Church, to proceed to Cathedral
Cemetery.
May 8, 1897. Charles HiS-
gins. aged Us years.
Relatives ana friends are Invited to at
tend his funeral from his late residence,
No. gu West ST venth strc't, Oh Mon1 ~
morning. ut . O'Clock. MISS a. st. Potter i
Chui ca. lnterment at Cathedral Como
Itcry.
,iiANEY.-on May 4. 1897. Mary IIney.
age u years.
Relatives and friends are invited TO at
tend the funeral from her late residence.
No. ll2 South 3rd street. Philadn. on Mon
lday morning. High Mass In st. Philips
Church nj O'Clock. Interment at old
Catholic Cemetery at Wilmington.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-06

Our store is thronged with
buyers of Children's Cloth.
ing t Oday. Almost every
custoln er exclaims with de-
light Is they view our great
line Of Children's Suits, Oh!
how | ice How can you
sell such beautiful suits at SO
low a price !
Ha We you seen window
lately ? Some of those Suits
that you admired so much
and q elayed buying are gone,
but o theirs more dressy with
proba IDLY a little lower in
price Con account of late
buying) are in their place.
Conn to the window. Come
often there is always some.
thing new in there to see.
III linking about getting a
Fam ~ Vest! What do you
think of these in the window!
We've five times as many
others in the store.
L ho first Saturday in May
is al ways a busy day with us.
Our stock is at it's best at
this time. We've over fifty
style S OF Mems Suits to sell
at $40 and Sl2, cut i'll
stris lit sack, round sucks, and
euta ways Homaspuns, Wood
Bro WINS, Cheviots, Worsteds,
Gassimeres, Corkscrews, Thib-
bets and others. Our Sl5
suit 5 are equal to any sold
else where at from SIG to
SIS SO the people say. Well
haye an extra force Of sales
mel Il tomorrow to wait Oh
you promptly. All our goods
are marked in plain figures
and you can about wait OF
you solf.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-06

New CASTLE, May 8.-'rhe death OF
Miss NJ. l.. Layton In India, the news
OF which has just reached here, caus-
ed much surprise and regret here.
where Miss Layton made many friends.
She addressed missionary meeting
here about four years ago. and at the
same time Mrs. L. b. Stevens organic
ed branch of the W. +. NJ. Society.
which in honor OF Miss Layton was
named Layton Band.
Tho Supreme Conclave Of Hepta-
sophs, accompanied by Hyatt's MIN
tary Band, stopped here yesterday AT,
ternoon on their trip down the river,
on the Christina. They visited the
county jail.
j, In Thompson, the well-known
grocer, 10 very sick at his home on
/ elawaru street.
Mrs. Tracy. formerly OF this city.
now OF Philadelphia, has been visiting
friends here.
Miss Sallie Hubbard, OF Wilmington,
visited New Castle friends yesterday.
Mrs ennell Jester, of Queen Anne's
County. Md, Is visiting the family Of
Edwt I'd Challenger.
Mis- II. q. Foster, Of Wilmington, la
tht guest OF Mrs. A. L. Davidson.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-06

the fact, that through the blessing of
God, we have been delivered from the
debt burden which throughout the en-
tire history of this church has been
source OF constant embarrassment
and which again and again has threat
ened to sweep from us our house OF
worship and to utterly destroy our
church organization, and
Whereas, Many efforts have been
made in the past to relieve and save
us from the weight of financial bur-
dens which at times has rested upon
us with such crushing force, with
only partial or temporary SUCCESS,
AMI
"Whereas, II has pleased God, large
~ through thS fundamentally OF tho
Rev William +. cambridge, d. D., to
at length blot from existence and We
trust to forever free this church from
the bondage of debt which has 50 long
weakened our energies and blighted
our hopes of Christian usefulness;
therefore I've 1t
Resolved That we regard the COM
ing of Doctor cambridge to us at a
most critical time In our history as q
special manifestation OF Divine provi-
! tence In our behalf, and that while We
do rot forget OF cease to appreciate
the self-sacriticing efforts OF those who
have lahurei for this church In tue
past and without whose efforts our
present success would seem to have
been impossible, yet without dispar-
agt nenL to those who Lave thus
helped us in former years we
+ hereby record out most CRATE
/ ful appreciation of the self-deny.
ing courage and untirins 2oal, and of
the complies devotion OF all tho pow
ers Of vigorous and cultured Chris
tan manhood, with which Doctor
! cambridge for the past eighteen
months has labored and struggled to
free this church, and by means of
which, with Gods favor, he has SO
signniiy triumphed over this monster
OF debt, heretofore invineible, and from
the destroying influence Of which we
believe tho Delaware Avenue Baptist
! Church OF Wilmington has been for
ever delivered.
That, with the most me lSre resources
of this church in securing and paying
an account Of lis indebtedness within
Il period of eighteen months a sum OF
money exceeding Sl6, 600, besides pro
yidlng for the carrent expenses of the
church, Doctor cambridge has made
for himself record which he can re
gard with Just pride aud satisfaction
and has rendered service to thii
church and community which entitled
him TO the grateful thauks and uppre
cation Of all good people.
Resolved, That a copy OF thest
resolutions attcst2d by tho clerk o
this church, be presented to Docto
cambridge and that copies be furnish
cd the press for publication"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-06

The Brandywane Summit Camp
Meeting Association held Its annual
meeting on the camp grounds yester-
day. Seventy-five people were present
and sixteen churches were represent
ed. All the Methodist members of
Wilmington were present except Rev.
John France and Rev. j. ID. @. Hanna &.
The meeting was organized in the
tabernacle ct 2.45 p. m, and was open
ed with devotional exercises. 1t was
agreed that the camp opens Monday.
August 1, and continue ten days.
The following officers were elected:
President, ]. W. Day of Talleyvills;
vice-president the Rev. Il. l.. Hubbard,
Union NJ. Z. Church, Wilmington; sec
rotary, William n. Mccormick, Union;
Thomas w. johnson, treasurer, ELAN;
preacher In charge. the Rev. Isaac
Jewell of Epworth NJ. L. Church; trus-
tees, Isaac Woodrow, Union; A. NJ.
Pierce, Brandywlne; L. w. johnson,
Elan; the Re v. L. L. Terry, st. Paul's;
the Rev. J. B. Quigg. Wesley; John
Wise, Asbury; Jacob Handy, Chester;
the Rev. w. /. Tompklnson, Mt. Plea
SAINT. Tents will be located and privi-
leges sold or Thursday, June 2, at 3 p.
~, on the grounds.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-06
A Decisive blow Tor Freedom

From the tyGnnicAl yose OF those drspot-
ic Nllias. dyspepsia, COust patiDnand liver
complaint. is A'ruci when the quunlUm
victim OF their CALLING supremacy mas
taken cours" OF HOitcttrr's Stumt Cd
HlttcrS. Then they yamuss defeated. Rnd
health resumes lis Welcome sway. Surl
Is the inyarnble experience of those who
use tho ruling Alternative to get rid OF
tEese aasocintc owls Anti-dyspepilcs
ChuilgOgucs. lras' 70 ca hGrtic are as he
sands OF the sea, numnrriess aud
less. The hnppy blending OF remedial
properties. derived from natlrc's hotani
ator.hou 20. with 1t pure. modified spiritu-
Gus basis existent ~ thu Iiitera. not ouiy
initiate bu' cntctuate tho iOint euro OF
chronic indigestion. trrezuiarify # the
bowels Uud pcrVel5ion OF the bile. The
sutcst defense against malaria = TINS
NJ Cedhle= iortiii!g AMI meservatiYc ot
huu,th under uHfayoruble atmospheric
conditions. 1t Fountcructsa ten lehcy to
rhrunlN ism, rBuSes the kiiaefs and hlad-
der when sluggish from intrtto !, au1 en-.
dpws detilltdted, nervous Invalid win
ylsor. Incompatible as 4 tonic.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-06

While reporter OF the REPUBLICAN,
was in Dover yesterday. he improved
tho opportunity to call upon Chief,
Justice Comesys, and found that al
though he is still quite ILL., he has
greatly improved during the past
month lie had Intended taking ride
yesterday AFTERNOON. but on account
OF the chilly wind postponed it until
today. He had fully intended to be
present when court opens next Mon
day, but acting under the advice OF
his physician, he has concluded to re-
main at home Tor another week, and
will not come to Wilmington until the
10th inst. He received a letter from
Judge Cullen yesterday morning,
which stated that ha and Judge Hous-
ton would he present on Monday, and
therefore the business will go on the
same as usual. Tho Chief Justlca has
been sick for five months. and ,as to be
expected, shows the result OF his Ill.
ness
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-06

A very entertaining and Instructive
sloteoptieou exhibition will bO 81 ven
IN Elsmere NJ. + Church at Eleemero
next Saturday evening, May 18th by
Mr.. j. Il. Kilmer, the entertainment
Icing for the benefit Of the church at
that place which las just boon finish
ed.=A grand good time is aMticipat-
cdr as som" 200 tickets have been sold.
lcc.eream and cake viii lie sold after
tine ell tertainment. The admission fee
being only ten cents. a large attend
nice Is gXuectpl
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-06
Bishop CoI.naan's Dilemma

Bishop Coleman, who has several ap-
pointments to ill in Maryland. hap.
pcned to get on the Sl5 O'Clock train,
on tho Delaware Division yesterday
morning, which was crowded with
politicians on their way to Dover. lie
seemed i'll Mt ease, wandering through
tho ears, as though he was searching
far some one. Finally he was nccostedI
by reporter who asked him what
warl he represented, when he replied:
None; but | have been watching Mt
each station to see il could not lind
a couple of clcrEymen Who would
come on the train, and assist mt in
protecting myself against the insidious
w!lc5 OF these politicians
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-06

Mrs. Eber Talley, Brandywine hum
dred, commenced the lce-cream season
yesterday AZ the old stand, formerly
Berry's In the Third street market and
every market day she will be on hand
with her noted big plates OF cream of
the most delicious llavors. Mrs. Talley
has leased an additional number OF
stalls, and will this summer afford
better ucCo InmodationS for hor numer-
Gus patrons.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-06

Tried our shoes for childroua You wi |
find them right, You Know what That
means with Us. right MI over; tit, woar-
ing qualities aud price, ani by ti.3 by.
pr.ce is an important thing with us; II
we We're not working prir's down 50
low We wouldn't be selling 50 many
shoes. Ii yua happen to need any.
thing In the way oil footwear to-day,
we are IN good 81 aps TO meet your
wants. Drop in aud see our goods.
You will lind money.saving Prices.
Forman's, No. - L. It'll street, between
NJ alket and King.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-06

Miss Jeanne Winston supported
by Lyceum Opera Com2lny at
the Grand Opera House In the
opera Fra Diauolo." The company
is strong one, each and every one
es5aying their parts In an excellent
manner. Miss Winston performed
the leading role, Era Diayolo" In n
most able manner. The costum q
were excsllent AMI up to the standard.
Miss Winston and this same company
will appear this evening In La Peri
chule" and tomorrow evening in
.'lioecaeeio. Good audience should
be in attendance at each performance.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-06
NJ. F. Davis; ieweler. No. 9. Z. ed 81
:


The new Board of Health met last
night and organized by electiug Dr.
Evan q; shortlidge, president; reel
ectinl; w. G. r. COlqulT9un secretary,
and electing J. II. Lewis, Treasurer
After the Adjournment of the meeting
the Republican members OF the board
held caucus, and it Is reported that
George Lewis and Charles II. Groves
were agreed upon as executive off
cera.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-06

YNDER-HoIDMAN - On Wednesday
evening. May it'll. by the liev. Paul
lsenschmid. Mr.. Henry Snyder to Miss
Lena Holdman. at their home No. 100
West Thiiteeth sire, t. both of W lining
ton, Del.
DAVIDSON-MAGu April 2'th.
y Rev. Charles l.. hurry. Mr. " illiam
Davidson. jr., TO Hiss Emma Mag iIe.
both of this city.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-06
OF interest to Housekeepers.

Having removed from Fourth and
Shipley ST reefs l wish to inform my
many patrons and the public in gen.
eral that l am now better prepared to
serve them than ever before with but
ter, cream, milk, buttermllk and skim
milk, fresh every day, at 404 Shipley
street and 707 West Front street.
Creamery, W, 2. Reybold, proprie tor.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-06

Absolam Eumby, a well-known colo
red man, who for years has been EN-
piOyed by Reese IL Brother, stove
dealers, died yesterday after nm i'll
ness of two days, aged about IS years.
lilo was well-inowu in this city and
was grand son of the late Bishop
Wilmington who was the first color.
ed bishop IN the State OF Delaware,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-06

We have speedy and positive cute
for cutarrh, ,llphtll.riu caukor mouth
AID headache, in SHli.OlfS CATAbkiI
REMEDY. A na9a injector free with
each bottle. Use il il you desire health
ana sweet breath. n. B. banforth
Wholesale and retail agents, I'd and
Market streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-06
ReIundlng Direct Tax.

]. Frank Wilds, direct tax conn NILS.
sioner, will ifttepd at the Office Of THO
register OF wills, Court House, vii.
mington, from Monday, the 9th. until
tween the hours Of 10 O'clock a. n. and
4 O'Clock %. IN.