munu AND COHEICIAL.
mnaorvBa DiiiTO*i«m l
ilmington, D«L April 11 l*J->■ J.
» üuoUUoii». (un.lrf.rd by John McLesr
115'.-»
100 %
101 %
$5*4
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Self
jr««uta>lT*iiUb A* As.
f.-Äj Coupon 1865, January k July
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10-40 Coupon
North Kaeifie 7 3-10....
New Fives.
Delaware State Bonds,
New York Central.
New York* Kris.
Vaion : Pacifies.
inir
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111
ill
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Buainose Nottcoa.
Cheat. Coal .—Stove #6.75, Nut #6.00 per 2240
■Wfifl for cash only,at wharf South of Marl
street Bridge. feb21-tf Wm. J. Brown
ket
Coat and Wood.
Q ( H. APPLEBY,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
t
COAL, WOOD, SARD Hi LIME.
YARDl,
800*11 WJLMINGTON.
stoek «fiât* and
_ seid at reasonable*
all parts of the etty Dee of char«*.
small COAL kept on
prices. Delivered to
spr 2 -dtf
A full
WtW C4U TAMO
JOSEPH POUT
HAS OPENED A COAL YAl
Co., whare.hr
eld marfomerf
him With their
.dealt to. All
lit. Seld.ai a*
At
ater rtrect».
a«it-ly
COAL! COAL !
THE ENTERPRISE COAL
superior article, free of dirt and state.
*r oarer, and delivered promptly. Alee,
Osais, tir
keptVn'I
al other is parier
A. N. KEfTHLER,
Rnessiaor w Jo«sph Foul.
Weier aai Weit street*
eal3-dly
NONE but the VER Y BEST QUALITIES
•fidlhraclleaud OUis
ilMWUS
COAL.
ad, are daiiVarei from the yard
GBO. W. BUSH,
Frenota fc'-treat Wharf.
Dry and well
13? Wf
•.nRL,
lereeaiac bias of
ytBfri » q.g»pg.
DUBELL
THK -
HATTER.
2
East Third Straet
WILMINGTON. BRL.
avri-Iy
(Slothing.
ARRIVING Ï
0 - A larx* ftoek of
SPRUra and SUMER CLOTHING
î
Cheap and Durable. A nice assortment of
ClMhi, CdUlmerei a Testing*,
>dB tastefully salaried, and will cut and made to
n orderst astonishing low price., anil iruarac
Jf tidd ft perfect ft.
GcrIi' Famishing Goods
•f every variety and style.
JOSEPH now,
Md URKtX STREET,
Wilteingtoa. Del
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FALL AND WIN TER
J. H. MUHLHAUfiBH,
FASHIONABLE TAILOR,
NO. -410 KINO MTKKK
.wiuoaoroa, del.
-Afi Nbara b* Invitas his eastoaaan and th* imb
rtean, E
, ss. Coatings
importation always oa
A.
to
of U*
nt
nd Vesting
« i—. ean ral v apen always gatGng
« ri -atam agnate at this setablishmsnL
is
a gamins
QIORGKH. ASH,
MERCHANT TAILOR
1
MAMET STREET, (ssoond story of
Morrow's RaUdingj
WILMINGTON. DELAWARE.
Adaoma i ri msnt sf CLOTHS. CAS 8 I M ERES
v IrI IMS# re iml a ntly on hand. ai i-tf
QEORGR MoCALL,
Merehtat Tailor,
No 181 Market Bt., Wilmington, Del.,
ii
m.
ÜWWiSrVKÎBfcS!
aesoamodato bis eastom
■ Nr. Wm Swift.
wW#*mayfcv*r
of
la
Ütelaware
8 GB Motet Stiwet, dboré Third 8 tretet
IWILMIHGTOM, DBL.
Tb eshs aa s rt ptaeelatb* flute ebay year
0AXPXT8, OIL 0L0TH8, MATTtNG8
- ? GÜftüWT «rfABEB*
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GREBB' 8 ^ ,
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MO Grihat Mr**«.
marks* rstaa
LOCAL INTKLLIQCNOE.
,, ,
Gui, eue druuk, tbit morning.
Ajt* Mw foetoi y le to ho etvUed and «posted
tartnls city.*- t
Oar merchant > nrc making a fine display of
Spring goods.
"Uncle Tom'* Csbiu" will be produced at the
Opera noose, ere long.
Like corrupt legislators, moths hate "p.iuter'a
ink." 80 wrap up vour furs in a uewspaper for
safe keeping.
The corner of Front and Tatnell streets looks
much improved, since a coal yard has been ostab
lolied on the site ol the old cotton mill. »
-■ .
Hr at Kstate.-W m. Bright, Ksq, real estate
»* 'ht, advertires two valuable stores to bo sold to
morrow at 3 o'clock.
Boots axii Shoes.—J ohn Green, No. 214 West
Second street, announces elsewhere, a tine stock
of boots, shoes and gaiters, for gentlemen, I .dies,
misses and children. Custom work attended to,
and all work guaranteed. Those in want of a
good article should give him a call.
*•
* Toiiacoo and CtOABS.— S. B. Wales liai opened
a wholesale and retail tobacco and cigar store at
No. 115 Market street, anil stocked it with a fine
htaortment of cigars end tobeoeos of all grade* end
bryhd.«, pipes and smokers' materiale Chewero
and smokers deswrog s fine article should step
into his store, r
Lehman Immioeawts _ T»* morning fifteen
more Uerrasn Immigrants pat s o d through this
city, on their way down Use Peninsula. This
make* a total of'l<5 which have settled on the
iryland PeotatadUr, recently,
of Mr. OtuNOdMollydar, of
through tb* efforts
Queen Anne's county.
Bot Hurt.- A ton of John Wesley working in
shipyard of the Harlan Ss. Hdlingswoi th Com
pany, while at work on the steamship (hnerml
hilnty, fell from between docks te the bottom,
catting his heed severely. The «Shipyard physi
cian" sewed up the wound, tnd Ike boy wi
veyed to his home in a carriage.
the
»
Fns in Middletown.—O n Wednesday night,
the stables of J. B. Fennimore, Esq., at Middle
town, were entirely destroyed by firs, together
arith mort of their contenta. Th* live stock «ras
all rescued, with the exception of one cow, which
was burned to death. The loss is considerable.
The fire it supposed to have been the work of a
dastardly incendiary.
Seriously Burned.— On Wednesday evening,
a uttle child of hin, Emma Alexander, living on
Madison street, between Second and Third, was
seriously burned by the explosion of coal oil, caus
ed by a lamp fulling npon the hot styve. Its in
juries were so serious, that for awbfle/it wax not
expected to live. Mrs. Alexander and a Mrs.
Zooms, with whom she boarded, also had .their
heads severely burned in their effort* to date the
child.
Heavy Thunder Stobm.—O a Wednesday
night, a thunder storm of the most tawffid apd ap
palling Character passed over Chestereouniy. Th#
lightning was of that vivid forked character, a*
usually follows a sultry midsummer day;' While
the thunder crashed and mads many quake with
fear who never experienced aay alarm before
from such visitations. The lightning struck the
upper factory of Mr. Jonn Denton, in Pocopeon
twp., homing it to the ground, end on which no
insurance wa* enacted.
Heavily Fined.— Oapl. Tyler, of tbe schooner
Damascus, wns presented fer violating tha oyslar
law, and Justioe Hadd*way, of St. Michaels, Md.,
fined him 8300 on Saturday, and Monday, Justice
Warten fined him 8200 for another offence. If
such fines aa these are imposed every time the*«
dredgers violate the law, the basin*— will be soon
broken up.
Six schooners brought before J ustice Harrison,
at Oxford, Md., yesterday week, were fined 8100
each, and two (200 each
costs, fines which they re
their operations on prohl
for
silences, with
and resumed
grounds.
Ikon vs. Wood«» Strips —On Tuesday after
noon, as a tug was tewjng two schoouers down
the Christiana, on tarpidgilhe bend at the ship
yard of tbe Harlan A Hollingsworth Company,
one schooner, tbe Hnryjiffzn, of Providence, K.
I., swung too far around causing her bow to
»trike the bow of, a monitor lying at tbe wharf.—
A bole about two feel square was made in the
schooner, and, but fur the assistance of »hip-ear
peuters lu thé yard, would have sunk ; she was
kept afloat, howefer, and towed eway. The
Captain of tbe schooner was on tbe cabin at tbe
time tbe collision occurred, and be was knocked
ofl, railing on tbe deck spraining both his ankles.
— F.rery Evening.
Accident at Newark.
A VOL No t MAN FALLS F BOM THE CCFOLA OF
DELAWARE COLLEÖE.
About leu o'clock, this morning, a youug msn
named James Bush, a stndcot at
lege, -Newark, about 18 year* of
L- F- Bosh, of this city, »ell from "the
the College, to the ground, a distance _
sixty feet. He had gou* up into tb* cupola
doubtless for tbe purpose of taking a view ol tha
surrounding country, it being a verv fine morning
and in some manner *r other sustained the terrte
ble fall.
Ils was not observed ia tbeqnpi
it is not known in what psylhs
ware Col-
Dr.
son
a of
ubout
and therefore
fall eras oeca
aioned. Tha student* are a
of stranding to the vane
! Hare bean att
in the habit
tog the cupole,
, . _ this feat that*
young Bush mat witbtkM terrible accident Ha
was discovered immsdi,
promptly provided with
it tsars i that his talaris
Word was umnsdiatel
end it may
-aft-r the fall, and
Dhldidel asau tance, bat it
I «dB prove fatal,
y telegraphed to his rela
bves in this city, and his lather, accompanied by
Dr. B. R. Porter, started immedistelv for tbs
CLAYTON HOUSE.
A E EI V ALS ÇF TO *#0* TO-DAY.
Francis Barry, city.
II. 8 . Taylor and wife; Bloomington
Theo. O. Palmar, Naw^k/N-X
J. A. McDonald, •>
J P. McColley, Phil*., Pa.
A. W. Bobinsoa, Baltimore, Md.
Frsnk Ur Town, PhdA, Pa. .
wVaSSÄCsr^ ** 31 ,
J. R. Lesson, Boston, Mass * —
The*. JL Bell, Phita, p*.
F. H. Smith, «
, Ind.
H. Spear, New York City. N. Y.
E E. Jackson, Salisbury, Md.
Edwin H. Csrapbsl 1 , Frederick, Md.
James Todd, l'Ail* , Pa.
J. V. Laws, «
W. G. Henson, city.
aontgomsnr, city.
-Hieks, Baltimore, Md.
Add*« Èfi.'irJ Boston. Mm.
P Loufil-y. Naw York Oily, N. Y.
WalterJ, Lane. Haitian!, Oona.
N^Mfifk City, N. Y.
Crmifond, Phils., Pa
M D. Twain, Chicago, HI
Honteoa Wftlisma, Clereland
F.dward Harri-, ••
Stal 8.
OH
Use.
, Ohio.
. . 1 i 141 77 MW, IT.
ill if
Harry
*jjdbter. Naw Ortas nr. La
■* no. B. Downing, city.
rOlklF
is reported to
coast off 0 * 1 -
urmt autres» for went of
PMrailtatheRla^ante_
way. Tkaabaep even aw atarrioc. flabterin
bomihAT't
Thsqaarryman ef thsEagidsfi district ta Hain
.trik.r& i tou --"- b -°'^"*
tot tfcc gvoda
■
PROCEEDINGS QFJHE LEGISLATURE,
I
To prevent Live Stock from r u n n i n g et large]
withm oae mile from Homraou station on the
Junction and Breakwater HaiiMad ; in relation
to the tale of oysten by non-residents ; to enlarge
toêa£ L~ Ä «der for 10 '
> ?*! 4 Jg? n l w r- 1 f > ü <1 .' »rîAgî y. ». a i ?
lest me t>Bl was noatiy put on its Bnel passage
JSSÜ? * ***
Adjourned. .
Domi^April 10, 1473.
The House joint resolution id relation to the
irdeM was concur red M. ■
Bille Met:
and
aftxbnoox session
Senate met at 3 o'clock, p. m.
The Sonata adopted a joint resolution
iagtb#-dee tract Ich of certain Btat* bonds, of am
old dut*, which were never issued.
The House amendment to the Milford A Bay
Shore Railroad bill wee ooncurred in.
Bide of clouas against the Slate was road.
Monro bill regulating tbeml* and uea of coal
oil add burning fluids, was road. Also, bill la re
lation to collecting the takes in the State.
Bills passed :
ting to location ot ooosUbiee in Appuqutn
hundred ; te incorporate the Booth West
sprees Co.; to (orther amend the city char
Wilmington, in relation to the collection of
urther amend the city charter of Wil
mington, in relation to the manner ol laying
etsoet pavements ; to examut certain articles of
autborix
imiak
en. E
ter of
personal
property from execution process ; to in
"»rate aeemgw^to^furulsh boats, de., to psitias
f requiting
the Usury Bill was placed on ita final passage
and lost by a **t* of tlx nay* to thiee yens.
Adjourned till 8 o'clock, P. M.
EVE1HKO SESSION.
The Senate met at 8 o'clock.
To raiulata tha «ale and use of coal oil and
burning fluids ; in relation to tha street, of Wil
mington ; in relation to the water conn* in streets
of um* city; to allow claims against tha State;
to incorporate the Fanner* Fra it Frees rviag Co ;
to amend chapter 73, Delaware Laws, concerning
Wilmington Fir* Department ; for th* collection
of tax** thronghout the State ; to lay ont a road
iu Suarox county ; relating to the take* of tbs P.
W.A B.H.K. and Dataware B. B. Companies.
The report *f the ooromHtae appointing Zrd
Butlar custodian of State Honte was adop
deck
ted.
The bill for the relief ot deserted married
man was read a third time and lost.
The tall to amend th* several acts rotating to
the free school* of the State, was represen t ed from
th# Committee and lost on the fiist section
vo
At 10.30 the Senate adjourned.
*• hopse.
Tbe House met at 9 o'clock, a. m.
The following bills were read a third time and
passed : •
An act amendatory to and supplement to the
act to incorporate the Mllfbrd and Bay Shore
Railroad ; an act to authorise John A. Bickel, rf
of, to lay ont a private: rood In Milford Hundred,
Kent county ; Mr. Clough, Chairman of the Com
mittee on Claims, reported
a first, second and third time and passed ; an act
regulating the sale of coal oil, [this act prevents
the sale of coal oil unless It lias the government
stamp npon it bearing 110 degrees fir* test] ; an
act consolidate *g the schools of the torn of Do
ver was rand a lint time end Indefinitely posk
poned ; an act to amend Chapter 00, of the Re
vised Code was postponed indefinitely.
The vote by which th* act to asmtae the Town
Commission*!* of the town of New Castle, was
a bill which Wo* read
■oat, was recon »klare«! and the bill poetponed
Tbe act t# repeal Queenstown and Harrington
R. Road Charter was postponed, but tha vote sub
seqnently was reconsidered.
Adjourned until 3 o'clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The lieu*« met at 8 o'clock p. m.
On mottaeef Mr. Marita th* act to authorize
the Commissioner* of the town of New castle to
lay a special tax. Passed tbe House.
On morion of Mr. Martin Ike Senate amend
ments tel U— bill. rwgutaling the sol« of liquor,
were concurred In.
On. motion of Mr. Sheldrake the vote by which
{be bill to revoke the charter of the Harrington
and Qneenaiown Railway Company was lost, was
reconsidered sad the bill past
[The reporter neglected to atate that a joint rea
oiatton passed the House yesterday appointing •
Joint committee to ascertain the amount ot the
wai debt, and to visit Washington next winter to
see what port of said debt tb* U. S Government
utae, Messrs. Hickman, Sheldrake and
Silver were appointed on tbe pari of tbe House.]
Adjourned until 8 o'clock, this evening.
EVENING SESSION.
The House met at 8 o'clock, p. m.
Tbe bill to enable S. T. Jenkins to lay out a
private road in Milford hundred, Kent county,
tbe House.
will
Mr. Martin a joint roaelotion a
L. Battler to be custodian o< tb*
ilnting Zsdoc
. nse of Rep re-
MIaUVU md tb« Ben »t« Chamber, was adoptf d.
. Au act in ya^Uou to a convention was lost.
-w -nr ». *. „"tondmenu to the act taxing the
TTW., A B. R. R. wot concurred in, and a com-
mittee of comtarence ordered.
The Howe took a recess for fifteen minutes.
The H crise reassembled and concurred in
dry Senate amendments to House MU*.
Adjourned.
ann
SOCIKTlCa.
. 1 O O r, at OridFel
low*'Hall,3d mid King Sts.
Colombia Lodge, Nil 28, I O O F. at Odd
Fellows' HAU. Id and Kmg fits.
No/lT O R M-,at Bed Man's
Oenneil, No 4, O U A M, at Ms
Hall, 418 Maskat.
w
__ , 3,J»., ODiM.it Hall.
h aadMnrkat Bt. ' '
ariwt I rr ?- * H<M, " ä 0o,n " a » i «i. at Hall 604
Pytatej Holl, 2 nÄli S.° f P * * ° f
Vfl „ iWÎ? OamniP0 S of A, at Good Fel
Hali, fid and Market Ms.
Wi
at Fifth and
î WilMM.
JAMES BAXTER,
Wins AHD LIQUORS,
MO. 18 MABKar GTHMMT,
WILMINGTON. DEL
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invited
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«JW OBIAÏWîfcOAN SROÇlSr
A to* »4»
W fttlonRl Broiler,
Has data >
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The meeting of the Net
was well attended by me
number of gentlemen of _ _ _
Sailors Association ware praeent by lari tattoo.
I Dr. Askew was called to tlm chair., vT
Mr. Walter, from the committee annotated
at lagt meeting to present resolutions appro
print« to thedeeaaaeofComodor« Glllis rc
po rtert the following
J *5. P ' OIU1S 0f
That the Uiatorical society of
Delaware piaco upon record It* recognition of
the loss it W^SediTtho dSSh of cSi
who, from the organisation of thetociety. has
been a faithful and valued member thereof.
BuoUtd, That the Historical Society of
Delaware feels moat deeply that In the death
of Commodore Gil Us, nut only has the society
lost one whose name is honored therein and
. last ev
a
whose presence was
Navy has lost a
'as always welcome, but the
ry has lost a gallant officer and the emn
munity * courtly and scholarly gentleman.
The resolutions were adopted and ord«/ed
to ha recorded in the minâtes, published In the
Wilmington papers, and a copy to be sent to
the family of the deceased.
The Librarian reported 250 copies of the en
graved portrait of George Read, presented to
tue society by Judge Read Of Philadelphia.
The Corresponding .Secretary was fnsUuck
ed to correspond with the Pennsylvania His
torical Society relative to papers concerning
the history of Delaware.
Messrs. Israel, Dowe and Bradford |
appointed a oommittoe to
"HaraaaxflBHM
•t n<
id Bradford were
Investigate tbf his
Society re
lEryt'iAs
nnialt'cie
quest the (Governor to a
kew. M. D., delegate to
»» ration, vice Wm; T. Read, Sen., dweaded.
Rev. Kr. Latimer presented thirty copies of
his paper on Oliver Evans, and donations were
received from Mrs. Townsend, the Wisconsin
Historical Society and others.
Letters were reported from Hon. Geo. B.
Rodney, Theo. R. Wolf, Ph. D. and Hon. A.
V. Lesley, accepting their election.
The regular order of business was suspend
ed and a general discussion of the arrange
ments for the reception of the Delaware bat
tle flags ensued in which the guests presabt
participated.
Gen. J. Meredith Read, Consul-General of
the United States tor France and Algeria, was
elected a life member on account of his valua
ble services to and warm interest in the Socie
ty. Adjourned.
B.Tru* to Tour
And they will be true to you. Meyer will
you need fuse one«, if yon um the SOZODONT
nonlagudtNUM. It Imparte indestruc
tibility to the enamel, keepe if white and apot
leag, and wonderfully tan prove* the breath.
Engineer Appointed.— S. B. Wingate,
formerly Chief Enginer of the Kent County
Railroad, ha* bean appointed to the Mme
poeition in the Elkton A Massey's Railroad
Company.
Just received one of the largest assortments
Spring Sty lea of Hats and Caps in
the city which I am selling at the very lowest
Prices. My silk hats are a specialty. Oa
examine my immciM stock and you «
man lobe tutted. LEWISC. SPRING
of the latest
ii
R.
Hat Store. tf
No. 333 Market Street
Sales or Monet.—A t the sixty-second
monthly meeting of Star Loan Association
last evening, 82500 sold at 18K per
mium, 8360 at 22, and #876 at 21K
.TTÄ-SSil
sold at 2IK per cent premium, and 8 *00 at 21.
Jie Saw Factory.—M essrs. Tramp Bros.,
of Went Chester County, New York, have re
cently purchased frem the Christiana River
Improvement Company, through
Chud Esq., a tract ot tend la the
part of the city. This tract is situated near
Betts' machine shop, and is located on Beach
and Anchange streets—177 ft., 3 Inches on
tbe former, and 150 feet on the latter. The
Priee paid Is not stated. On this lot they pro
pose to erect Immediately, a factory for the
maaafaetnia of the "Amatuer Jig Saw,"
the contract for the neeeasarr hnlldlnas
already been given toJamee Mitchell!*
city. Tbe "Amatuer Jig Saw" Is
upon a stand or table, after tbe mam
sewing machine, aud can be worked either
with a treadle or crank. It Is designed main
ly for the un of boys and youths, but all
kinds of work ean be done upon it. Tbe
Trump Bros., propose to commence opera
tions as soon as practicable, and expect to
supply a large demand for this article.
cent pre
•
a
M. M.
western
and
of thin
rigged
er of a
Laura Keene bring» a auit against tbe Amer-
ican Literary Bureau of New York for libel.
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DAILY OFFERING
NEW AND CHOICE
COLORINGS,
'
f
AT OUR STONBM
Sftft »nd 888 l«rkdl At reel.
BARGAINS IN EVERY OEFARTHfNT.
GRANVILLE
:ll,
M AMNIO Tl
J. WWLGY CASANT*
Hb» Ins J art received aa Laamsas* stock of
Spring 4 Summer Clothing,
GOODS, - ;
ANDOl
ha
OnUOB flOUTBlRN 001N ORIflTfl. (]]
CANADA OA* MEAL.
FAMILY FLOUR,
kJ
w -
Am 6»»«, Httn, *f. *
209 new storei 209
SMITH & WEST,
«• 8 , MARfcET NTifitT.'
s
W Hhsve nuw epsasd a baadasmaCead aoss
rlste tins of (aster and staple: ma
BAY GOODS.
eomiwising all the newest designs and meet reli
able makes. In ear domestic goads we care tall
lines at the lowest rates, and wo sottett an etami
eat lea el oev stock s ousts llr.
ITU * WEST
SOS Merkeietreet.
IHM*
WM. B. SHARP.
No*. 4 East Third Streel>
HaTobend a tall assortment ot;
NEW AND SIAffONABLG
DRY GOODS
Handsome Dress Fabrics, sal tad Id gaalittss sf
BLACK SILKS JAPANESE SILKS &c.
Always on head a full stoek *f
MOURNING GOODS*
of the tatest «tvlei end iuost rellatile makes. A
line of
[DOME8TIO GOODS,
At th* lswaet rotoa.
WM. B. SHARP
WILMINflTQN.DK
*— rHll t ft t — ■——
OP Ë N I N,C.
33 NEW STYLES OF
LADIES' CLOAKS
HEW DRESS GOODS,
*pr4-lv
%
BLACK- sad COLORED 81 Lk.
SATIN. APAPACA. MOHAti. t
{FRENCH and IRIsH PBBLIM.
Our Cloak and Dresftnaklaa D<
dar tke management ef first-class
hers.
lutte» sad Pit
M. L. LICHTENSTEIN
Matrkwt Bt r—t. ~
BARKERS * BROKERS.
l#o. T Fifth'Street,
(Clayton He»**.)
JOHN MEiarSK ft O.H
TbLENIY «y"OninlnS2"to^5m abated 0»»~
Jl MiKiiil Mmn Fftpftr.
$50*000
WANTED to loan aa First
Morte s*««.
BEAL ESTATE AGENTS.
Real Estate Bongkt and Sold ea Cesamljslee-
MortgMrot N ogetlatad 7fi[eu*#i Ranted and Rents
Oellee—d. All bast new Intrusted to ns trill k*
thankfully received end promptly attended to.—
Several first-etass Mori*sc*a »tber Iwans fer
a
BANKING HOU8E
OF
JOHN MoLEAR A SOM;
Id. «03 Market Street.
Deposit AeeounU of Banks. Iadivldanis and fib
■ -jsS'sas-SsK
drawn
asata
oa aa are
National
i
REDEMPTION Of *HM BONDS.
The Seerotary of tks Trsaanry has «sited ia M.
000.000U-S. 5 20 's additional, apoo which th* la
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