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Lecture on South Africa,

Bishop l.. j. Coppin, d. y. Of Cape
Town, South Africa, will deliver a
lecture at Bethel A. NJ. +. Church
Tomorrow Wednesday night. Subject
Africa. lis rcopleandTheir Needs. y
The Bishop is visiting this country
in the interest Of d college at Cape
Town.
The Bishop was born in Kent Conn.
~, Md. came to oar city and worked
when a Young man in one of the brick
wards. lie was the first chormaster
OF Bethel Church and worked his way
up to his present eminent posi- ton.
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Wyndham rose slowly from his seat
and, taking a step forward, confronted
Escudera.
"Senor Escudera," he said, also
speaking Spanish, at is my misfor-
tune or good fortune, whichever you
choose to call it, to understand you. 1t
is certainly my good fortune to recos-
nize in you despicable scoundrel.
Will you leave US quietly, for the sake
Of the lady. or shall CALI
He did not have time to complete
what he would have said, for the Mex
lean, who now lost every vestlge Of self
control, started back and with a rapid
motion thrust his right hand into the
opening OF his waistcoat.
In an instant 1t was out again, and
something-even the quickness of the
eye could not determine what 1t was
cleaned in his grasp.
The hand was drawn back. Carmen
uttered a low cry. Wyndham started
forward, for he knew perfectly well
the meaning Of that gesture, the one
that had hurled death into the heart of
Burr Pendleton, and lie intended to
seize the Mexican before he could cast
the terrible missile. But Esculera's
wrist was seized from behind, the
weapon was torn with Il sudden wrench
from his grasp, and he stood before
them like a writhing serpent whose
fangs have been drawn.
Nobody had noticed Maria, the ducn-
ma. Her presence was utterly forgot
ten, but she was Mexican Indian wo-
man, and she knew the man who had
interrupted the luncheon. During the
scene she stole behind him, as il she
anticipated what lie would do, or sus-
pccted that lie might do It, and when
he drew back his hand to cast the
weapon she tore the implement from
him and left him harmless.
In the excess Of passion under which
the Mexican struggled it is not strange
that his rage turned upon the woman
who had disarmed him. He wheeled
like lightning and seized her by the
throat with both hands. but his fingers
had scarcely time to tighten before
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314 rlarket Street.
Norway {. 7. l..

A very warm welcome from the
heart as we'll as from the heater
within, was given eleven members
| Of Norway {. 4. L., February Sth,
1902, at the home Of Hammond and
jennie Griffith.
The President opened the meet
ing BY reading the 5lth Psalm.
Alter impressive silence the min.
utes of previous meeting were read
and approved.
Music was then given BY the
League, Miss Mabel Press, pre-
siding.
Owing TO extreme cold and sick.
ness several departments were not
heard from.
Literature mad been distributed
to schools and one hospital.
The Parlor Social helq at the
home Of William and Amanda
Cloud, was considered success.
Press superintendent reported
Gil meetings.
The Stale letter as usual was
highly appreciated and urged us
to work for the Temperance Tri-
bune and advised a regular attend
anee at our meetings, thus creating
a greater interest.
The Encourager, Jennie Griffith,
gave a good lesson from using
cigarettes.
Jane Marshall and Annie J.
Way also gave encourasin. items.
The reader. Cora Marshall, gave
an incident where in fashionable
society young ladies' IN their be
witching manner had tempted
young men to drink wine ana from
that time their lives were bllghted
forever.
The hymn Jesus is Nine" was
sung aud we listened to very ill.,
teresting report OF the mornings
proce edlngs OF Convention by Cora
Marshall.
Jane Marshall gave verbal re-
port Of the afternoon session which
was greatly enjoyed.
Hattie Dowd was appointed En-
courager.
Mabel Press was appointed
reader
After roll cali We adjourned TO
meet with Henry and Jane Mar
shall, Sd no., 9th day, 1902.
PRESS Supr.
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went among them to investigate the
affairs of the syndicate. In order to
accomplish the task better he assumed
name at random. Bridge happened
to be the one he selected. The govern
ment Of Mexico was very unstable at
that time. Life was not valued at a
very high price-not much higher than
their bonds, which were then worthless.
There We're national complications of
some kind which do not understand,
but
II know about that, Carmen, and
will tell you IN few words enough so
that you will know what a really great
man Robert Pcndleton was. An Amcri-
can officer Of the government WAS
grossly insulted by the Mexican gov
, eminent. Your father might, by in
forming his own government Of all he
knew, have brought on difficulties be-
tween the two nations, which would
probably have resulted in the downfall
of Mexico, at that time torn by Internal
conflicts. Your mother plead for her
country. and for love Of her he not only
kept silent. but he voluntarily rclin-
pushed a fortune, or what they would
call there several fortunes. lie did not
return to Mexico for the same reason,
because his life would not have been
safe for a moment and because she
begged him not TO do SO. She prom
ised to come here to him. but she died.
That much have learned from docu-
mcnts that found In Burr's safe. And
here let me add: Burr knew that his
father had married again in Mexico
and that his wife had died. He did
not know that there was child, but
he believed 1t probable, and that IS
why he left the property in trust to me,
with private directions what to do.
Now, Carmen, were you the only child
Of that marriage"
NO" She cast down her eyes so
that he could not meet her glance. Il
had " twin hrcthnr"
W.. tt,,,, NI
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HjAtorjcal Society Nee ting

At the meeting Of tn" Historic al
Society Of Delaware % be held on
Monday evening next, Chief Justice
Charles Il. Lore will read q paper on
the Hon. Gcovg" =. Fisher, a former
encouragement If Delaware, who
will probably attract as large ana
intelligent an audience as that WHICH
heard his paper On the late Chic; jus
tice Giipin.
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General Gomez IIOnOrelI.

SANTIAGO, Cuba. Feb. II. General
Maxine Gomez arrived here last night
on his way TO Santo Domingo. lie was
landed from the steamer. A large
crowd had assembled. with bands of
music. The municipal pole" and the
tiremcn also turned out to welcome
him. General Gomez was uNrrse to dis
clssing the political situation. He said.
however. that he believed the United
States would fulfill its pledges to cstab-
fish stable government in Cuba. This
he considered impossible without clos"
commercial relations between the two
cnlluiriHA
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CHAPTER X.
TIE MYSTERY EXPLAINED.

TIE MYSTERY EXPLAINED.
~ 9TH were silent until the lunch.
con was finished that is. 81
lent regarding the subjects
nearest to the thoughts of
r"rh. Maria, who had returned to her
l.hlc as placidly rs If nothing unusual
had happened and whom Wyndham
had warmly thanked fer her part in
the scene so lately enacted. had turn
ed her back to them and was gazing
out through the window at the ear
riaers that were constantly passing to
and fro.
"Now, Carmen" said Craig at last,
"war Is declared. do not know what
ESrudera has got up his sleeve
"A knife. doubtless she intcrpolat-
ed, and Craig smiled and continued:
but l do not doubt that Ii" has
something We have forced his hand,
and | have not n doubt that he will at
once cndravor to fix This crime that we
know he committed upon me. S'ill l
have considerable time to act, so we
need not make unnecessary haste.
There are several things that must
know to complete the knowledge | al.
ready have, for ! already know more
about the history OF your father and
Burr than you think I do. think the
best way TO get at what ! require now
will be to ask YOU, few questions. 1t
will save time, and In that why we can
get directly at the important points,
81 will reply TO any question you will
ask II 1t IL one that l All, Informed
about"
"Under what name did your father
first visit Mpxico?'
Bridge That Is why my cards are
inscribed Del Puente-of the bridge"
Did your mother know his true
name when they were married.
YES. He never deceived her.
ado yon know why be went to Mex
leo under an assumed nnme!'
"Yes. Pancho, who was his servant
and 10 now mine. has told me. A SYN
dicote that had been formed by my IA
ther In New York met with disaster o.
some kind at the hands Of the then
Mexican government. He was known
to the Mexicans by name only. and 10
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ALBANY. y. u. Feb. II. Senator
Sullivan has introduced Il bill which
permits or lcgalizcs boyrolting and
amends the law relative to conspiracy
by stating that il shall not be conSpiring
to aid Il person to secure advance in
wages or peacefully aiding other per-
sons 10 obtain redress for amy gricv-
anrr against employers. II shah be
lawful for Il body of men or women to
call on employing corporations to per-
sladc them to enter into an agreement
regarding wages. etc.
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CHANGE FOR WORSE.
Young Roosevelt Now Has
Double Pneumonia.
new YORK PHYSICIAN SUMMONED.
Sudden and Unexpected Turn In the
Case Leads the President to
Send For the Family
Doctor,

! GROTON, Mass, Feb. II. Theodore
| Roosevelt, Jr the eldest son of Hr"sl-
dent Roosevelt. has double pneumonia.
| Otherwise his condition is unchanged.
| The lad is seriously Sick but it is too
| early to say what the chances are for
| his recovery.
This is the statement issued by Mr..
George 3. Cortclyou. secretary TO the
, president, and was made after Il care
full examination Of the boy by Or. Al
cXandcr Lambert. the family phys-
clan Of President Roosevelt, who has
arrived here from New York.
President and Mrs. Roosevelt spent
long, anxious day yesterday in the III
Urinary. awaiting the crisis of the dis
ease which in the morning appeared to
have taken Such Il strong hold of their
son. The change for the worse in the
lads condition occurred during the
night and showed itself when the regu-
lar morning examination was made
by Dr.. Shattuck and Dr. Warren. Sec
rotary tortey0u. who is the only
means of communication with the sick
room, made the announcement Of the
patients serious condition, although he
said then it WAS not alarming.
Ills temperature is higher" said Mr..
CortclyOu, land his respiration is weak
or, hut his pulse is better.
He also said That there was no imme-
aiate change. but only the natural prog
nT h. In, Lii I'm
announced that the disease had spread
and involved both lungs.
This sudden and uDfuN orahlc turn
warned the president that the most
skillful medical treatment was ncccs-
sary. and so last night lie called TO
the aid Of Drs. Shattuck and Warren
his family physician, Or. Alexander
Lambert of New York, an eminent
practitioner and a man well acquainted
with the boys physique.
Young Roosevelt was taken i'll last
Thursday afternoon. so that he has
entered upon his fifth day. The crisis
is expected today or tomorrow. All re-
lOltS from the sickrOom show that the
young patient keeps mp his strength
and that he takes some mOuriShment.
1t seems certain that oxygen has been
administered, although not in large
quantities.
When the president WAS outdoors for
his short stroll. he stopped TO speak
with some workmcn. II WAS noticed
that his cuunicnHllce lacked the bright
,hn nil N-hi lI, I,
It, and he seemed very grave and Wor-
ried.
NJ arrangements whatever have been
made for the presidents return to
WaShiurlON
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DENVER. Feb. 1l.-llumanc Agent
II. Il. Kerr has left for Il tour of the
so,,thea stern counties to investigate the
reports abOu, starving cattle. In Bara
county thousands Of cattle on the
ranges are said TO be dying from star.
Walton and exposure to tn" weather.
scarcity of grass and the freezing Of
the water holes.
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List of Public Sales.

February
l!-i;obcrt l.. Richards. penca Ter Id.
Andrew iicl;ry near ashland.
ID W. III. klair, horses and cows Centre.
vile.
IA. rrnnkish rear Erirk church Chris
tana Hid.
l7-..acs-on 4 Wilsin, Kew Castle HI.
Is Fdnund WO lison, farm stock Mill
Creek lid.
10 Alorao Fairbanks Brandy HID.
u john p Rt"harIs, New castle Id.
lohEey farm
I-Sa'r y: goud furniture at 81 Iahani' )
auction rom.
a ~ur. tiraudhjnl:nn near Grcsnvil!e,
tnriJ.iana ia.
20 'SaiHucI Akin near Corner krtch
Mil Creek I'D.
O. Ah.am taimsr near Corner Kctrh Mill
Creek Id.
- II. NJ. White. New Castle Id.
CLAW library Wi'n!natUn CRY.
March
A~-F. II. buckingham, Mill G., eoli HID.
! lrharu kuIirsu., Huckt' sin Del.
Nv GODDARD Il frnnimOr,, New fcad,
ihrI- tuna Hl.
G-1amrs Tlbbi,,, near o ,icoSn. Del.
"a l., White, peer fHrrs CORNER.
Sale of & cd turniiuIe at St!dhain L.
sons auction roam.
10 '. ". Walker near hOrkcssn.
H. Benny Fothwell near Stanton, Eel.
,-piuf Is. Holm near Practical Farme r,
Brandy wine lid.
ls-h N. h. l:ghtie!d Mill Creek I'D,
IL McCnlI,.er Bros LntIEer Iarm.
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CHICAGO. Feb. lit General Fitz.
Hugh Lee lectured here last night Mt
the Auditorium under the auspices Of
the National union, Il patriotic frater.
nal order. There was large audience,
and the welcome accorded General Lee
was in the nature Of an ovation Ills
subject was Peace and War In the
United States and Cuba"
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William Al>cntzcr, Dr., Of Eigh, h
and Monroe bad his hand bruised, two
fingers burst open and received an
electric shock on Saturday at the
yards of the Harlan and Holdings
worth company while picking up
pipe that was charged with cleo
tririlY.
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Easter tlonday Reception.

The Beneficial Pioneer Literary
Society has elected the following OIL
GERS for the Easter Monday reception
Chairman, William J. Bolcn: Sccre-
tarv, William lIannigan: treasurer.
William II. Kane: master Of cercmO-
MES, Charles A. August: floor mana
ger, William +. Hunahoc: first aSSis-
tant Joseph j, LAWN: second assistant
John +. Doto, third assistant, Ed
ward +. Lynch.
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nc "izCd NCf ~ NE HTONt.
two powerful arms reached around
him, one on either side. His wrists
were seized in grasp that was ten
fold stronger than his own, his fingers
relaxed and looscd their hold his arms
were drawn resistlcssly behind him,
and lie WAS pushed unccremoniously
though not rapidly toward the door.
The waiter, who happened to he the
only witness TO all that had occurred,
obeying nod from Wyndham. pre-.
coded them and opened the side en-
trance, and there Craig lifted the Mex
lean bodily from his feet and dropped
him outside. Then he closed the door
nnd returned quietly to the table.
II think. Carmen he Said-"I think
We may now proceed with our lunch
nOn."
And she looked ut him with eyes that
spoke all too plainly Of the admiration
she felt
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Repairing Bridge.H

Workmen have been ensN
the last few days in repair
damages done to Market stresx
on last Saturday morning.
Particularly noticeable amor
these is Willard +. Gregg, thN
tender, who has been at the bri |
day and night looking after the
pairs.
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70 10 continued.


will be presented by the United Cir
clesof Kings Daughters for the benc-
fiji of the home Of Alerciful rest for
lncurable in The New Century draw
ing rooms on Friday evening, Febru-
AIRY l4th. 1t will be under the di-
rcction Of MahaIa II. Wells. Admis-
sion % cents. Reserved seats II cents
extra. Reserved seats for sale on and
after Feb. 18th. at Robelcn's Il Co.
No. 10 Market street.
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Princeton. New Gymnasium Bcgun.

PRINCETON. y. j.. Feb. H. Thirty
labor"rs are breaking ground for the
new quarter million dollar gymna-
stun when will he erected on the south
campus. The contractors have already
received Il large quantity Of material
and will keep large force Of men EN-.
pluyrd to rush the construction AS rap
idly as possible Work on the new Lit.
tie hall is also progressing very rap
Illy
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Mrs. Henry Savillc, who has been
sick for some time had one of the
most dangerous operations successfully
performed at. the University of Penn.
Syl,ania on Wednesday last by Prof.
Clark. She is improving at which
her many friends viii he pleased to
hear.
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Invited to Return,

Al the annual members meeting or
the First Methodist Protestant Church
It'll. and Walnut Streets. Mr. Peter
l.. Gray was elected delegate to rep.
resent the church at the annual con-
ference which meets at tcntreyll|c,
Nd, the first week in April. Mr..
Nelson II. Gray, was elected alternate
delegate. The pastor. Rev. George
Lewis Wolfe, was unanimously invit-
cd to return for the It'll. consecutive
year.
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Princes Visit May BE Postponed.
WASH t;rON. Feb. l1.-TnlcsS
there is II decided change for the better
in the condition of the presidents son
before he end of the present week ii is
probable that Prince Henry Of Prussia
will defer his visit to the United States
until later in the year
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NJ Office" SIT DIAM & son AUCTION.
IN Gers. III East ltIl street viii, Del. IL
ready to call sales either ju the city or conn.
Try, any one contemplating having snleS this
spring aud want their services should call
and aecct dav a. early rs convlnie H. ms
they have several sales on hand snd some day
are engaged as tar on a. March II. They viii
Of second hand carpets, furniture, etc, by
the small or by the whole house full.
D = A. phone 6Dj ia lmo'
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l)t)lS.

Walter Hobbs OF No ISl7 West Sixth
street. who fel down stairs and d,sl0ca Ted
his shoulder is at the Delaware Hospital.
Mi 8 Bertha llama and Arthn: +. Par
sous viii be Inn riou NJ No. - West
street, Oh the evening Of February &c.
Peerless Couc'avr, Improved Order Of
Hepiasophs, viii celebrate its second an
niversary at Odd Fellow Hall uu Febru
nry 81.
There wcro twelve converts ut Aahury
NJ, II. Church revival tervicss last evening
Tho meetings y IN continue zach evening
this week.
Women church workers Of thu Ninth
ward will Iacst in Eat Lake N n Chm rel,
10 morrow evening to form \ ". q. 4, u.
for that Gistiic',
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PUBLIC SALE

will be sold on FRIDAY, FEB ~ at 9
o'clock y. M., at Cycle Academy, 10th aud Or.
apge streets, 4 fine building lot on the East
side Of Washington street ba low 18th, ia the
rear Of 0O1 West street. size 100 II. deep by
~ II. 4inciics. W. A. liCk!LL Auc.
f76t
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The following stock, farm Implements. Sc
a. -Four good work or driving horses, L!
13S heui dairy cows. some fresh :&.sA
AMI close " ringers. including thor .E.8
OughbIcd HO,tein, ! Jrr.uy bull, . heifors
some clio springrr.
The usual farm implemcntsa dearbo"ns
surrey, sleigh, harness, etc. typhtrs igcuba.
tor, U. :. separator, hay b, ih- ton. corn by
the buS,rI: in cise OF ba weather the stock
will be sold under shelter. 4 credit 81 .
months on sums of SO AMI over by prrclla4-
er giving bankublt nose with approved en-
dors-r; ~, per cent discount for cash
ALBERT Fl;ANElSi.
+. &. S:Gham. AGc. f!Slll3ltlj
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A considerable crowd gatherc :
Front and French streets this
ing and watched driler.aia
fer team in his efforts c6s
horses to pull load cons III
barrels Of -four. The h0'i
able to pull the heavy l"h
street hill. Va
Mrs. Wilbur Card RsHdsr
street fec 90 cents.
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PUBLIC SALE.
Having tented my farm IN The ROAD leading
from stanton to Newark, nil" west III the
former place, vii! sci AT public sale
Tuesday, FEB, Is, 1876!
at !! O'clock

at /! O'clock
head of work or driving horses a.
No lice, blnck horsr good worker 113r
M .-Liiy. gray hora"' god worker and
driver
No s-BoI'. brown mare, good worker and
q good road mare.
No. l-BeI, gray lorsc, good worHer AMI
driver
No. MAY. roam mare good worker, safe
for woman 10 uriv"
A-,. Ii neal of fresh cows and
y.-RSl close springer. some wi h
y4sssS,N calves by Their siue: y, airing
bull. y,ariinE heifer.: brood
T i> Tu ' LICK X h 'ss'' "f hen
geese, turkey s"bblrr, turk,y hen.
Faim lmpemenis-2 :horse tarm wagons
ono henriy new, ! lay led good asnew horsu
J. buggy. ! milk wagon, road cart ::seai
sleigh. Osburhc binder, ! Buckeye mower.
uckryc gr"in drill in good order, #
dump horse rage ! hsn ,,i, dump horse rake,
rLw good RS new. ] Iron Age snlkey cultiva.
tor. new. Hinsh sulkv cul ivatnr in good Or
der, I SOFT cutter,9 RATS twin burrows square
Larrow.a v iurd piow', 20, al O plow, Ih0rss
plow Siron hand cult vators | sled corn mar.
kGr, 1 q ain fan, corb shelter, root cutter hay
cutter market Wagon pole AID YOKE, carriage
pole md yoke. sw,nyle trees. donbls md s,n.
gle. .curn s!roDl,-'s, cross cut ssw. = broad
axes, straw kniveE. post .patlr. post dog. lot
uf ropes and blocks, lot chains, burn shovel,
tot row chains " good gram HRys, rakc-,
forks. shov,ls. spades and hoes.
Hainess.l set stage harness, 3 sets hip
st ap harness, si'IeAd harness. SGT market
hn, mess. set cart harness, SIT light double hnr-
ness, :" = is light barnes, 3.c,s h"nvy leather
fl, nets. !! Singls nets, pair housings 90 lars,
bridle., lines and halters.
! Bedroom SCI, iounRe, walnut OK tens sion { n.
BILE. cock stove, room st"vcs, J half barrel
churD and horsc, Shutter tub, Prints and Ia.
dies, .Oquat milk cans ! 10 quart cun,
buckets And sirninrr, Delaware CITY $50 egg
Incubator in e. cd order breeder and many
other articles too numerous Too inaniiSn'
Trcse goods will be positively sold. as I
have NO furtheI use {, l. them
VeFns.-Ali sums less than SO cash; all over
thai amount q credit Of . months viii bo xiv.
en- no interest IT paid wh"n due; IL not. in.
ierest from date Of ale; $ per cent of for
cash On credit stiinR.
EDMuND VOLTA ton
Stidham 4 Son, Auc.
hl.5s Ellis Hicks. Clerk.
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DR.. Slams White t'u.InOrio 1aiss,n.
lteus iuriinAcy Lun: t'ils..y.
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PUBLIC > ALE.

The unlsrs gned bcirg about to quit farm.
Ing will kcll at pubic sale On the farm Known
AZ the N nses Lowthcr Farm. mile sonth Of
CentreviIle, nesr the brick church and on tie
road lcauing from Bush, Corner to Walnut
Gre, u schoOlh0use on
MONDAY, FEB. H. 1872,
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Have your feathers recurlcd. 6lSN
Orange Street.
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PUBLIC SALES.
Called by ", A. Huklil. general a,rtiooner
N oitv and county. Adurrss bayard Build.
ing, Wilmington, Dol
j.,im